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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Games AreCIose
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Play in the CYO basketball
league moved into the third round
yesterday with the Glass A heavy
weights shooting the fireworks.
Ray McClain gave the st. Mar
garet Marys five a 1928 win when
he dropped long shot with three
seconds left.
Last years champion st. Flor
ian's crew was pressed by Santa
Maria but spurted in the fading
minutes for 34-24 triumph.
The st. Rita's Glass B heavies
were forced into double over
time by ST. Marys of BEDFORD
Larry Doyle personally settled the
issue for st. Rita with a bucket
that beat the gun by 25 seconds.
Lightweights in the Class B
bracket set up two close tussles.
st. Edwards managed to drop
the st. GATHERINGS (No. u, 20-1S.
while st. David's clipped ST.
Nicholas 1921.
In the ST David-St. Nicholas
encounter John Billy's push-shots
tiet the game up three times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Cage Victory
Protested
STANDINGS

Harry Suffrin Club today held a
protested victory over Great Lakes
in Triple A OF the Detroit Basket
ball Association.
A field goal in the last 20 sec
onds by Gene Ciolek, former Mich
igan State athlete. gave the de-
cision TO Suffrin. Ciolek was
fouled on the play by Jimmy
Brown
Great Lakes Immediately filed
an official protest claiming that
Clocks shot that won the game
was made several seconds after
Referee Frank Her had called the
foul on Brown. Frank Worzniak
led Suffrin with y points, in ad-
dition to holding Larry Bleach.
league leading scorer, to two bas-
kets.
Auto Club continued unbeaten
with an easy 1914 triumph over
JaglowicZ. and Sans nosed out
Arthur, 45-44. in other Triple A
games.
Ditzler remained the undefeated
leader in Glass A by scoring its
fifth victory in a row over Crosse
Finite. SIPS. In other games
Jaglowicz Aces downed Tool Shop.
27-26: LangSchied beat River
Rouge. 34-21: Rayrs won from
Hutchins. 42-37, and Bobc is
downed Winston. 1926.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
ST. Louis Pinmen Win
Chicago Sweepstakes

CHICAGO. Jan. 6.-Rolling SEN
sationally. the Hermann Under
takers of ST Louis, national match
bowling champions, won the fifth
annual Ray Schalk Holiday Five
man sweepstakes which closed
Sunday night at Beverly Recrea-
ton. Chicago. with a score of
4,197. The feat earns the Mis-
sourians S1,100 from the $4,000
prize money. Second place went
to the Monarch Beers of Chicago.
current ABC title-holders, who
shot 4,179 and received $500.
The Goebel Gold Labels of De-
troit, paced the Motor City en-
trants. scoring 1888 to finish in
eleventh place and earn 500. Art
Herppich hit S45, featuring with a
27S finisher. The Eckhardt and
Beckers rolled up 1888 while the
Strohs settled for 1876.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Kipke Won tBuy
Lansing Team

Harry Kipke, former University
of Michigan football coach, is
interested in keeping minor
league baseball alive in his home
town of Lansing, he revealed
today.
Lansing was a member of the
State League LAST season and, be-
cause of ancial difficulties
doubts have arisen as to whether
the team will be back in the cir
cult this year.
kipke denied he'd be the teams
new owner. However. he pointed
out. he is willing to do whatever
possible TO save the team.
Meantime. from st. Joseph,
where league officials met yester-
day, it was indicated that should
Lansing drop out, Michigan City,
Ind, probably will replace the
Capital. The other five members
in the league last year definitely
are set to operate again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Brothers Have
I New Leaders

New leaders in two OF the three
classes were posted today in the
annual Brothers bowling tourna-
ment al Earl GremePs West Chi
cago Recreation.
Carl and Frank De Barbie shot
10 the top in Class B by combining
for 1865 last night Including a
96-pin handicap. Frank led the
way with 573. Harold and Karl
Hunter are setting the pace IN
the Open class with 1881, the
former leading with 356.
Leaders in Class a were undis-
turbed, the best efforts going to
Harry and Carl Odgers, who com
bined for 1872. including a S7-pln
spot. Carl led with $50. Seven
of the bowling BublitZ brothers of
Bay CITY took turns in five combi-
nations during the night. Jack and
Al heading the family affair with
a 1913 count.
Many Of the city's leading
brother duos are due to roll this
week end, starting Friday the
meet closing Sunday. Listed among
others are Harold and Ray Allen.
last years champions; John and
Hank Gavic, city doubles cham
pions; Paul and Joe Scribner,
Charley and Bruno kotarski, and
Frank and Emerson Damico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
AAU Acts TO Aid
Preparedness
international New. s.rvie. w,r.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The ANA
teur Athletic Union has begun to
carry out its recent pledge to help
in furthering the national defense
program by announcing a plan to
provide athletic activities on a
nationwide scale.
Divisional units, each having
complete autonomy. will be set up
in the al district associations Of
the union. and the new units will
have their own officers and COM
mittees.
Dan Ferris. secretary-treasurer
Of the "A. L. said such a unit
already is fHnctioning with a
great deal of success in the
Southern Pacific district. Other
district associations, he said, have
been seeking permission to con-
duct a similar plan,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Death Rotires

BULLEY-Janusry 4. Charles. 30 East
woodward. Ecorse, loving father OF
Mrs, Ida Fountain. Mrs. Frank King, and
Lewis Bulley. Funeral TUESDAY $40
a, m. from above residence. Q a. m St
Francis Xavier Church, Ecorse. Intermen
Mt. Carmel Cemetery.
CZACZHOWsKI-Jan. g. Carl. beloved son
OF Jennie and the late Anthony: dear
nephew OF Helen Rompalski. Funeral
Tuesday. s 30 a. m. from the residence,
ss45 Peter Hunt, and a. m. New ST.
Joseph Church.
NEGRI-Jsnusry 4. Carlo, beloved hus-
band OF Aurelia, dear father of Peter,
George, Louis, Mrs. Irene Carsbelle, Mrs
Erma Magnetic. Funeral from Calceterra
Funeral Home, 1901 East Grand Blvd.
Wednesday at s:45; San Francesca
Church at $3.50. Burial. Mt. olivet Gene
terry.
sTECK-Janusry 4. Charles, formerly Of
1902 West Fort street beloved husband
OF the late Haideej dear brother-in-law OF
Miss Nellie Humid: step brother of DIR. J
3. REG Of Wyandotte and Joseph REG OF
California. Funeral from late residence
AS Superior boulevard. wyandotte. Tues
day at a. m; St. Joseph Church at 30
lnterment St. Joseph Cemetery, Monroe
Monroe papers please copy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Lou NOUM Begins All OUez.

the workout and feel great. It's
amazing how quickly you can
recuperate after an Illness"

the WORKOUT ana reel great. lts
amazing how quickly you can
recuperate after an Illness"
The former collegian then salt
he would like to fight Billy Com
and Joe Louis.
II don't think Conn has licked
any good heavyweight. Lee
Savold, whom he defeated a few
weeks ago, was never anything
more than good preliminary
fighter. The other heavies on
Conn's list OF victories were not
much better.
WANTS To BE ON TOP
'Tf I didn't think 1 had a
chance to win the heavyweight
title, I would never have re-
turned to fighting.
ut was the same way when
was In college. I wanted to
be an all-American football
player and make the Olympic
team. when I missed the
chance to become either an all
American or an Olympic team
member, I quit school," }
Nova. married and the fathel
Of a little girl. said that IF l hac
it to do all over again. I would
go back TO school and study.
would forget all about all-Ameri
cans and Olympic teams and pre-
pare to become a successful bust
nessman."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Only Two Titles
Won byStdte
METERS

BATTLE CREEK, Jan. e.
Mrs. Ruth Brewer Crist of East
Lansing the runnerup to Sally
Green of indianapolis, Ind, for the
National Womens' Singles title
last year. and Glen Whitcroft, t.
year-old Detroiter were the only
Michigan players 10 achieve cham
Ipionships in the finals of the an
nual Michigan open table tennis
tournament yesterday.
Mrs. Crist defeated Lavera
Weber of Chicago in the women's
singles final, 1921, 2l-13. 1921,
21-10. 2l-13. while Whitcroft won
his second title in a row at the
expense of a 13-year-old youngster
from Bay City. Martin Jaffe,
Pills, 21-lS, 21-19.
Billy Holzrichter of Chicago
dominated the tournament as out
state paddle wielders won the
other five titles. Nineteen-year-
old Holzrichter licked Max Hersh
vi (tNAOiN AiiN iiifil oHlHAf
final to defend his title, Pills
Pills, 21-S. paired with Bob An
derson of Chicago to beat the De-
troit tandem of Hersh and Jack
Taggart in mems doubles, Pills
21-14. 1921, 21-13, and teamed
up with Mary Baumbach of South
Bend. Ind. womens singles win
ner. over Gladys May of Toledo
here last year. 10 beat Mrs. Crist
and V. Lee Webb of Detroit in
mixed doubles, Pills, 21-19. 1921
1921.
Detroit lost another title when
Lieut. II. J. Heinichen, now as
signed to Fort Wayne, was beaten
in the veterans final by Matthew
Fairlie of Hammond, Ind, 21-16
.2l-14. Pills.
Mrs. CriSt teamed with Leah
Thai of Columbus, o., 10 beat
Miss Baumbach and Gladys May
of Toledo. 21-13. Pills. 21-10 for
the Womens doubles trophy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Loranger Will Play
Forward for Bron(s

KALAMAZOO, Jan. 6.-Del Lo-
ranger, Fordson center, who has
been playing center. will he moved
TO forward when Western State
plays Hope tomorrow night Capt.
Mike Ballard. out of the Chicago
game which Western won last
week. will pair with Loranger. Bill
Elsner. Benton Harbor sophomore
who starred in the Chicago game,
will be al center.
Hope. NJ. I. A. A. champion Is
unbeaten this season, while West
ern has been stopped only by
Calvin College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Toledo Lutheran Pin
Teams Win Match

Two Toledo Lutheran bowling
teams and two Detroit Lutheran
Bowling Association officers fives
split even in points, but the for
mer won return match in total
pins when they combined for 1921
to 1853, a difference of "a. at
Gethsemane Recreation yesterday
Don Root provided Toledo with
its winning margin when he reeled
off games of 195-215-247 for 657
to lead all four teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Waist Lines
These Alumni Get Chance
to Reduce EN-

Here's the chance for a few
roly-poly alumni TO get back ir
the trim shape of their high school,
days.
Today Curtis MacDougal, ply
steal education director at Eastern
High, announced that he would
conduct mems gym classes IN
basketball, volley ball. swimming
and other sports for alumni OF
Eastern High.
The classes will begin Tuesday
night and will continue every
Tuesday thereafter, from 7 TO s
p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Damieo Brothers Keep
City Bowling Crown

Frank Damico and his four
brothers. John, Angelo. Emerson
and Herman, are still city brothers
match game champions today.
They defeated the Bardel brothers
by 628 pins in nine-game series
which was concluded at Mack
Boulevard Recreation last night.
The Damicos gained a 246-pin
lead in the first block. They added
3S more pins to this margin when
they rolled 25S5 TO 2547 at the
G Garden Recreation yesterday
Frank leading with 30 in $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Golden Gate Club
To Open Saturday

ALBANY. Cal. Jan. 6.-GNSl
a series of postponements.
the opening of the Golden Gate
Turf Clubs 100000 racing
strip is set for this Saturday, it
appeared today.
A quartet of steam shovels was
scraping the trouble layer of
gummy clay from the entire track
TO make way for three-inch
layer of loose sand. Horsemen
agreed this setup should give
them a sound, fast surface, rain
or shine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
BY ED KELLY
international News Service Wire

NEW YORK, Jan. ga year
ago this month. Lou Nova, the
heavyweight fighter from Cali.
fornia, was contemplating jumping
off San Franciscos Golden Gate
bridge. but today he is back in
his fighting toys ready to lick
any man in the world-especially
Joe Louis"
You don't appreciate good
health until you've been cooped
up In hospital for a couple Of
months" the big blond fighter
declared IN the dressing room
of local gymnasium where he
is training for a fight with Pat
Comiskey, New Jersey Irishman,
Friday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Beaten
By Rochester

ROCHESTER, y. Y, Jan. g.
Unable to change their own style
Of play 10 cope with the fast
breaking offensive of the Roches-
ter team, the Detroit Eagles Of
he National League suffered a
stunning setback. 62-49 al the
hands of the Seagrams last night.
Only Bud Jeanette. deadly
from long range. the foul line and
in close, was able to keep pace
with the home cagers. With eight
baskets and three free losses, he
was barely able to top the Sea-
grams Al Ceryi, 1918, in
individual scoring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Padres Sion Mazzera

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan. g.
(1NS)-The San Diego Padres of
the Pacific Coast Baseball League
today announced the signing of
Melvin Mazzera. outfielder with
the National League Philadelphia
club last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
STOPPED BY GALENTO

A year. and a half ago, Nova,
then "a, catapulted to the top of
the heap of heavyweight chal-
lengers when he knocked out Max
Baer in IL rounds. That was June
l, 1899
On September Is of the same
year he was stopped in the four
teenth round of one of the blood
lest battles in ring history by two
ton Tony Galento who, along with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06

the referee. George Blake, appar-
emily forgot that the Marquis of
Queensberry had established any
rules for prize fighters TO follow.
Shortly thereafter. Nova was
stricken with a strange malady-
believed to be an infection in the
blood-stream--that almost ended
his athletic career.
WEIGHS EOS POUNDS
II worked five fast rounds
today" Nova commented in be-
tween sips Of hot cup Of tea.
II weighed EOS pounds after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Lansing Quintet
SEXES State
Pin Lead

LANSING, Jan. 6.-There was
no cause for excitement here over
the weekend as the Michigan State
Bowling Association tournament
plunged through the first two days
of competition.
Highest team score of 2721 was
hung up by Oldsmobile Admins
.tration. a booster outfit, while it
remained for Otis Davis of Cold
water to gain the individual
honors.
Davis hit 651 10 win the singles
lead, teamed with Max Holbrook
to top the doubles with 1136 and
turned in an all-events total of
1885 to show the way in that di-
vision.
Only two regular teams were
included in the top five. Chene-
Trombley of Detroit gathered in
2673 pins for third place and Daisy
Air Rifles of Plymouth were fifth
with 2648 Detroit Bowling Pro-
prietors Organization sent a COM
plete shift of booster teams into
action Sunday afternoon.
High team game of two days
was 975 and the best single effort
was 242. contributed by Davis in
the middle game of his singles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
G. Y. Q. CAGE
Results

CLASS 4 HEAyywEI6HTs
West Division
81 Gregory 81, Holy Redeemer "a.
81 Hedvig %. Visitation IS.
81 Leo Is ~ Agnes II
Fast Division
81 Margaret MARY IS, St Ambrose %
81 Anthony 20. 81 Benedict p.
ST. Fiorian 81 Santa Maria ~
CLASS r HEANYWEIGHTS
- Central Division
Sweetest Heart % Blessed Sacrament 20.
s. Rose II Holy Rosary "a.
81 LRfHiaus ~ 81 Stanislaus No ! -
North Division
Visitation 81. Precious Blood Is
s.. Mary Msgdalsn tHszel Park ~. ST.
Vincent tPontiac1 2s
s.. RITA IS. 81. Mary Of BEDFORD 80.
Eas, Division
Sacred Heart 2 Nativity
81 Catherine 30 O. L Sorrows 10
S, stsnisIau. No. 2 81, Nativity 10
southeast Division ---
ton IL
s.. Philip Nerdi - 81, Charles le
Southwest Division
81. cssimir IS. st Francis Xavier %.
NJ. Carmel tWyandoite) 36 ST. Vim
West Division
Our LADY ~ Guadalupe 80 St Luke 30.
81 Cecil.a -. ST Hedwie %.
Sacred Heart tDearoornl Is. st Domi-
CLASS 4 uaHTwEIGHTs
East Division
Annunciation 30. st. Margaret Mary a.
Holy Rosary 2 St Florian o.
9san Francesca 81. 81. Benedict "a.
West Division
81. klphonsus II. st. John Cantius %.
81. Leo 10 ST. Cecilia IL
CLASS n IGHTWEIGHTs
East Division
=, Edward 20, 81 Catherine CNo. ~ IS.
St Charles 2. Nativity o.
Central Division
81. Anthony "a. st. Luke %
St Gregory G0St Augustine 81
Santa Maria 81. Blessed Sacrament Is
West Division
~. John Csntius a. st Bonifare 40
81. Paul tMslteseD 50. -. Cssirnir as
ST. Gabriel 20, Mt. Carmel (Detroit) Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06

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ID Shutout Ties
Wings for Lead
IContlnued from First Sport Page)

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
but. Another time Elmer Lach
had Mowers where he thought he
wanted the goalie But Mowers
sgain was too quick. Charley
Sands, Ray Getliffe and the other
Canadiens moved right in. Yet
hone succeeded at rifling the disc
past Mowers.
While Mowers was the Wings
defensive hero, the teams newly
formed third line Of Alex Mot
ter, Joe Fisher. Carl Liscombe.
continued its heavy work on the
goal getting end The trio ac-
counted for two-thirds OF the
Wings points.
Motter registered once with his
buddies assisting. Then Fisher
dashed in. again on a two-way
passing play with the other men,
bers of the line participating.
BRUNETEAU SCORES
First of the Wing scores, how
ver. was produced by Mud Brun-
teau shortly after the game
-tarted.- In scramble in front
Of the Canadien net after sgd
Howe and Gus Giesebrecht had
Ihots blocked, Bruneteau hoisted
The rubber over Goalie Bert
Gardiner.
Three minutes later, Motter
reunited. Liscombe started the
play in center ice. He passed
lhead to Fisher who rushed in
with big Jack Portland of the
Canadiens on his heels. Nearing
the goal. Fisher slipped perfect
pass to Motter who backhanded
The puck in, while Gardiner pro-
tected the opposite side OF the
rage.
From that stage. until Fisher
lifted his goal home late in the
third period, Montreal did most
pf the threatening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
RED ROLFE DOUBTFUL

Barlow says ne 0OeSn KNOW
whether Red Rolfe has gotten rid
Of his eye trouble or even If he
Intends 10 play again. Frank Gro
setti seems headed for a utility
role and Babe Dahlgren will have
10 fight off a determined bid by
Johnny Sturm 10 hold his first
base job.
The best guess right now would
place Dahlgren al first. Gerald
Priddy at second. Phil Rizzuto al
short and Gordon al third with
Crosetti and Sturrn as reserves.
The outfield also is a problem
but one that can be easily and
we'll solved. Jake Powell already
has been sold to San Francisco
and il is said that George Selkirk
Is available for trading purposes
II anybody has something worth
while TO Offer
DiMaggio, of course, will patrol
renter field and his fankers prob
ably will be chosen from among
Tommy Heinrich, Charley Keller
and Tommy Holmes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Only ; Yankee
Regulars Sure
Of Their Jobs
BY PAT ROBINSON
International News Service Wire

NEW YORK. Jan. 6.-The De-
troit Tigers, Cleveland Indians and
others who may have an eye on
the 1911 American League PEN
nant may be interested to learn
that the NeY York Yankees are
far from through with their Winter
housekeeping.
The shake-up which has seen
several famous names Topped from
the Yankee roster in recent weeks
may catch other famous stars
before the first game is played in
April.
AS a matter of fact. we learn
today that only three regulars are
sure of their jobs for next season.
These are outielder Joe DiMag-
gio, infielder Joe Gordon and
catcher Buddy Rosar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06

Funeral Directors
J. SUTTON 4 SON
4l4z TRUMBuLL AVE. TEMPLE 2-sioo
Lost and Found
BRIEFCAsE LosT-Downtown; enrin.er.
ing papers valuable owner only; reward
Madison e25s.
COCKER Spaniel = Large black, male:
crippled child's pet Reward. Dawson
DOG EosT-Maie Springer Spaniel, black.
white Crosse Podnts license is. Reward.
Tuxedo PESOS.
poG-Lost; black-tan female Airedale, red
collar; child grteytns. Reward Unit
versity 3-4s10.
DOG LosT-Male hound; biack.tan. gray
ring around neck: Livingston County
license on collar; reward. REdford O405.
DOG lost: spitz. female. white. shriil
Dark children growing. Hogarth 065e.
GERMAN Pointer: male; iiver-white; re
ward. 245O2 Winona, Dearborn. Dear
PUPPY lost-Msie blond cocker spaniel
SIX months. Reward. Townsend 6-s45i
SUM OF money. vicinity Beaufait-Jeffer-
son. near bank Reward. Fitzroy 1888.
Male Help Wanted
AMBITIOUS young man willing to work;
chance for Advancement. 1909 Joy road.
BOYS (2l, 1I-2l, neat appearing: expert
ence Unnecessary opportunity to earn
sis to $40 weekly. oi65 Bsrlum Tower,
DETAILERs AND CHECKERS for struc-
tural work. overtime. state experience
and rate. Summer Engineering Co, 23s
Fourth Ave, Pittsburgh. Pa.
DISTRIBUTORS To pass circulars
Lsrned and Hastings. Tuesday, $50
a. m; f0c per hour. Pay every night
Must have Official Social Security card.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with fair knowi-
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EAST SIDE MEN
want t2) men over a. with car living on
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HEATING AND VENTILATING
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Experienced man qualified to handle de-
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06
Female Help Wanted

EXPERIENCED colored girl for general
Homework; in family. University 1900.
GIRL or woman for light Homework; small
family. 12436 Van Dyke.
HoUsEWoRK - White; general: expert
enced; cooking; no laundry; home; stay.
Tyler 6-s252.
MIDDLE age woman wanted; general
housework; 2 In family; no cooking.
244l Taylor, near La Sale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-06

Mrs. Crist teamed with Leah
Thai of Columbus, o., 10 beat
Miss Baumbach and Gladys May
of Toledo, 21-13. Pills, 21-10 for
the women's doubles trophy.