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KMO-In Chicago To-
night.
XVI - Amos n Andy.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Belt Results
In Boston

sEMIFINALs
lf2-pound elass-Diogenes Leon, New
York. defeated Gregoris Escaiona. Cali
iis.pound class-AI Meldrno. California
-sefestea--e+1sHas--k r-Lsns,-Aa<s-'
three rounds,
126-pound class-Boh -McQuillan. Buffalo
defeated Brddy -5seklieh,- California three
rounds.
i35-pound cIass-wmam Moore. New
York. defeated Eddie serras, California,
three rounds.
fornis, defeated o'Neill Bell. Detroit
three rounds.
iso-pound ciass-Lsrry Paeino. Roxbury
Mass. defeated Alphonse Brown, Cali
i73-pound~ elass-Paui Cavssnaro, Cali.
fornis, defeated Tommy Sullivan, South
Boston. three rounds.
Heavyweight class-Connie Norden. Calf
fornia, defeated Alfred Brown, Detroit
three rounds.
1i2-pound class-Diogenes Leoh. New
York, defeated Jasper Farxer. Pittsburgh,
three rounds.
falo. defeated Al Medrano, California,
three rounds.
I2s-pound ciass-cnsriey Davis, New
York. defeated Bob Mcouillan. Buffalo
two rounds. Meouillsn unable to continue
because OF injured hand.
135-pound oiass-Don wsllenfsng, Nil.
wsukee. defeated william Moore, New
York, three rounds.
1t7-pound oiass-Robert Daniels, csH.
fornia. defeated Lave Andrews, Loveh,
Mass, three rounds.
isO-pound tisss-cnsri.y Hayes. Detroit
defeated Larry Pacino, Boston, thres
rounds.
l75-pound class-Tom Plesha, Detroit
defeated Paul Csvagnaro, San Francisco,
three rounds.
Heavyweight clss-CofnIe Hordsn. sar
Francisco. defeated Al Reed. Albany. three
rounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
DIVORCES

Divorces granted January 20:
Mary Mclaughlin from James D.
Alma Below from Joseph.
Harriet Lovett from Charles.
Anthony Rody from Catherine.
Florence NJ. Miller from Ralph X.
Henry c. Penn from Ardecia.
Ora Isaac from Jesse.
Eunice Redburn from Oscar,
Okla johnson from Leroy.
Paul MathenY- from Gertrude------
Violet Beauchamp from Donald.
William r. Chaplain from Emma +
Seymour HoEaU4tz from Marion
Emma J. Hans from Clarence W.
Raynor X. Fitzhugh from Edith.
Carl johnson from Louise.
William John Smith from Mary II.
Charles j. Lamb from Mary Ann.
Delphine Smith from Mervin.
Robert Summervffle from Ethyl.
Charles r. swartout from Ethyl.
Denerzaid Lewis from James.
Edythe Ehrmann from Raymond.
Corinne Peabody from L. ".
Gladys Dryer from David.
Divorces granted January "a:
Margaret d. Proper from John.
vaiida r. Schkow from Otto.
Mary J. Perry from James.
Opal NJ. Robinson from Alving.
Virginia Fitzmaurice from Neil 3.
John Blake from Margaret w.
Vincent Alfonsi from Filomena.
Gary Murray from Willie Mae.
Ellen Motyks from Joseph.
Louise Brewer from Harvey A.
Ismsel c. Dominquez from Delories.
Jean Bohrer from Henry.
Riley MeKellere from Jean l..
ssbins wielkopolan from Walter.
Raymond Lyszczsnski from Helen.
Helen z. Lsitner from Stanley.
TheresN Smith from Zira.
Max L. schnitzer from Ann.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
State Announces
Winter Cards

EAST LANSING. Jan. o.
Three varsity sports schedules
swimming. boxing n d fencing
for the Winter months were an
nounced today by Michigan State
athletic officials.
The list OF events includes 10
dual tank meets and the National
Collegiates on March 1929. seven
Qua wrestling meets and nine dual
fencing meets.
SWIMMING
Yehrlary Purdue uniYersi,y--here-
February s-ohio Wesleyan University,
here.
February i2-varsity- Frosh. here.
February 2l-University Of Cincinnati, at
Cincinnati.
February 22-Universry OF Kentucky. at
Richmond.
march s-Armour Tech here.
March 10 Michigan. at Ann Aroor.
March i4-Indisns. at Bloomington
March i5-fndians state Teachers. Al
March 2s-2s-Nstionsi Collegiate.
WRESTLING
January 2v-MichiEan, mere.
January 3l-Csse School OF Apple a
Science. here.
February s-wisconsin. here.
February 1t-Nebraska. at Lincoln.
February l5-Kansas State. at Man
haitian
February is-oklahoms A. NJ. at
saltwater
February 22-Kentueky State University.
here.
March s-Michigsn Interschoisstic Cham
pionships, here.
March i4-i5-Interstate Tournament Case
School of Applied Science, Cleveland.
March II -22-Nationai Collegiate CHAM
pionships, Lehish University. Bethlehem,
Pa
state A. A. u, Detroit Date to be de-
termined.
National A. A. U.-Pisee and date to be
determined.
FENCING
January 3f-Northwestern. at Chicago.
January 3l-Chiczgo. at Chicago
February ILLINOIS. at Urbans.
February 1f-Ohio State. at Columbus.
February 15-case 8 c h o o of Applied
Science. at Cleveland.
February 2s-Wisconsin. here.
March 1-Notre Dame, here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
ANOTHER BAUER

Detroit fans spied some familiar
features in one Of the Guelph
(Ont) Juniors who played Holz-
baughs al Olympia last night. He
WIS Ray Batter brother of
Bobby Bauer OF Boston's famed
kraut line The Wings have con-
nection with Guelph but it's doubt
full they'll get Ray if he becomes
". H. l.. material.
Windsor Spitfires may have 10
forget their scheduled game with
Toronto Marlboros Friday because
of injuries on the Toronto club.
They're considering asking Holz-
baughs. with whom they fought 10
TT tie last week, to come back
for an exhibition game and few
more fist fights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Mdtmen Score
4 Kno(kdowns

Miss and hit" would be a good
title for the six-round draw fought
by two wrestlers. "Reb" Russell
and Bull" Montana, at Arena
Gardens last night.
Both wrestlers donned the
padded mitts. and there were four
knockdowns in the six rounds, two
by each.
Frederick Won Schacht lost to
Superman in 1874 after a fall
over the top ropes injured his leg.
Farmer Jones beat fluffy" elect
in sos. John Pesek won over
Mike Kilonis in SIP and Angelo
Savoldi beat wild Bill" Brooks
in 1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
S I Goals
Bring Victory

Frank Blanzy's two goals in the
final period gave the Americans a
3 TO victory over Mt. Clemens
in Class AA Night Hockey
League game played last night on
the Mack Park rink.
In Glass A, Ed Pearl counted
two goals as Briggs defeated
Waditans. to /, and Dick Lemen-
ski scored two goals to help Gala
han beat Spitfires, to 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
KOIlUer Breaks DAWyU UNE
Legion Record DOV A@A4NO
Kollver Hits 672 for New
Mark in Legion League

When Charley KoIlver banged
out 211-226-235 for 672 he broke
the season high series mark for
the American Legion circuit. Eddie
Nelson's 668 was former tops.
Hshn :s: smt, R aSl scG Lent ks
Kaiser. All: EDDY Edwsrds. 7io: Dave
h.rsrsy.s aaa,,7s Mitch ,1 s csr:,:. 3@s
Frank MitIei, 7is: rom stodola. at4; I'd
Juntunen. 2io-2ll; Geo Mouat. 7i3; Leroy
Mullen, III; John Hender:on: 2os; I'd
LsFsir. 400; Herman Lospp, ana; August
wiechert. 275.742: Jim Bubiitz. 2zs; Nil,
Grossmeysr. 2tt: DR.. Ted Eyer. 2o1; Harry
Quincy ,6s dos:v psys AsS
207: Carl Weber. POS; Jim Smith. 20i
Al Robinson. 2oi; Art Taylor, 222; Del
Merritt, 2oo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Official Entry Blank
Detroit Times Gold and Silver Skates Derby
Saturday and Sunday, Feb. and 2, i04f

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2nd Richest
$4,000 Purse Set for
Hollywood Cup Race
international News servie. Wire

INGLEWOOD, Cal, Jan. 26.-
Becoming the second richest stake
race in the country, the Hollywood
Gold Cup will be run this Sum-
mer for SIS, 900 purse.
This is an Increase OF SIS, 600
over the award for this California
turf classic during the three
years the track has been operat-
ing.
The 100000 Santa Anita handi-
cap, to be run March 1, remains
tf,e-teP- n4enes-featafe- the
American turf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

Georr. A. Anderson. 20; Dorothy Elizabeth
Hummer, I'll.
Victor Matthews. IS: Ivy schaner. 20.
Gordon McLaren, rs; Ruth Alma Schmeler,
TED Michnai %: oenevieve Paruch. 23.
Stanley Bsrtle, AZ Mary Wilkinson. 81.
Frank orians. "a Harriet Parrot, 20.
Bernardino Damiani, rs: Frances Theresa
Anthony Na,duk. ~: Sophie Zaiar. ~.
stanley Dubiei. rs; Jane Piekny. ~.
Joseph Benkovich, q: Elsie Barkovich. 10
George Cling Jr. "a; Eileen Headspohl, 20.
John Stewart Lstimer. %; Lois MAXIM
Nfr.a Kosis' "a; Jean Ku..oz, IS.
Elmer John Thomann. "a; Beatrice Louis
Trebesh, az
Albert soboI. 81: Margaret Welsh. 10.
Herbert Sheldon; q; Mars ; nl Lynch e e
Alex stefanko, rs; Stella szczesny. Is
George Pergin Jr.. 20; Yolsnda Rec. II.
Ronald Lenhar,, IT: veds Thompson, IS.
Alexander J. Thibodeau, So: Mary Nun
Thomas John Taylor. 20; Mary Rose Nc
Walter Edward Flick. IS; Genevievs Mac.
Leo j. Goyette. 81: wnheimina Held IS.
Carl siivers. 10: Ruth Bradley. 10.
Bernard Gokey, IS: Mildred Whitscre. "a
Milan fekieh, a.: Leone Banner.
Kurt Rogalls. "a; Virginia Hughes, 20.
Sanford Rosenthal. %: Evelyn vosko. 81.
Fred Rotungo. So; Alice Schwartz so.
Stanley Mikoisjczsk. 4s; Mary Barsks, As
Hector s shribbs. as: Ruth L. Mass. 81
LORENZO Vital. %; sentlns Daniels, 20.
cleophus Hayes. "a: Grace Kelsey. 10.
waynon Bowen, "a; Betty Banks. IS.
Roman Dragan. rs; Mary Dorosh. IS.
George NJ. Banko, %; Lillian Mae Gond-
noky. 10.
William Edward Nakonecrny, "a; Irene
Barbara NowsxowsEf- IS
Leonard Lucas. "a; Lillian Woosley, ~.
Russell Hartner IS; Virginia Young, 20
Norman B. Nelson. 80; Stella Della Der.
Herman v. zessin. %: Eileen v. Cuff. 20.
Charles Russell Petoskey. a.: Dolores Mary
Michsei oi.sek. rs: Helen Rimer. %.
William Thompson. -: Helen Blake. %.
John Paul. 30. Esther Amanda Wiggert.
Robert J. Slower. II: Patricia PoIozker. 20.
Robert K. Williams, %; Jeanne Culver
Raymond il. sehrOck. 70; Norma NJ. Fin.
Christian +. staehle, 30; Evelyn Rieck. 20.
Jerome wilford, IS; Lucille Wander velde,
%.
Burdette J. Neit1el, "a; Dorothy H.
Rienecke, rs.
Edgar Frssk Penske, Is; Helen Louise
John Robert Martin, 20; Gloria Mary
Moussesu. 10.
Donald W. Barlow. 81; Marjorie Jane
Joseph Jsyitt. "a; Jennie Helen Neyhart,
"a.
Henry E. Tompkins. 20; Cecilia subjeck.
John Carl Miller. IS; Grace Jean Davis. %.
Bowers. 2i
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
MARTIN TOPPLES 67s

John Martin Of Rathnaw set a
new high season single and series
record for the Sweetest Heart OF
Mary loop when he rolled 1929
211 for 679 against Joe's Five. The
Spin stopped him on his eleventh
bali.
High scores. Martin, 7se. 2ii: Koetx
225, 223; Hebron, 225. stanislawski. 2i4
wolak. 7i3: warchol. 2i3: Naciborski
40. J. Osinski. zoe: Fisher. 2os: Kax.
nierski. EOS; BrIakowski. 203.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
JUST LIMP ALONG

JUST LIMP ALONG
Adams was back at his old game
OF trying to make three lines out
Of two today as the result of the
announcement that right wing Mo-
dere Bruneteau would be out OF
action for three weeks with a
shoulder separation suffered in the
game with the Leafs Sunday ..
Adams has TO release center Con-
ME Brown and defenseman Dick
Behling to the Indianapolis Capt.
tolls after the next Toronto tangle
Then he'll sit back and wait for his
cripples to come back.
Center Gus Giesebrecht and de.
fenseman Bob Whitelaw should
both be ready by the time the
Bruins arrive next week. In the
meantime Don Crosse, Eddie
Wares, sgd Abel and all the other
Wings should have chance to re-
cuperate. if Bingo Kampman and
Bucko Mcdonald don't bust EN-
wide open Thursday night.
Adams latest moves put Brown
Eddie Bruneteau and sgd Howe
on one line, Alex Motter. Carl Lis
combe and Joe Fisher on another
with the Crosse liniment line limp
Ing on together.
If Adams ever decides he has a
place for a goalie with plenty OF
experience all he needs TO do is &c
up to Glencoe. Ont. and get Fred
Peardon, the Chatham policeman
Now 40 years old. Peardon has
backed his portly frame into the
Glencoe nets and has won two OF
three games for the Glencoe team
including one shutout Peardon
set record with six successive
years in the NJ. o. League as Chat.
ham goaler he can't play in
Chatham since the rink burned
f{rts.y,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

Zion grabbed first place in the
Greater Masonic loop by splitting
four points with Friendship s as
Down Town lost three to Find
later.
High scores-Harry o'Buen ass Clare
Middleditch ass. H. Rice 233. Herb Case
2i4. Tommy Thompson 234. Pete schnapp
233. NJ Birnie 223. cy wiebelhaus 200.
Glenn Parshan 212-712, Ran Fanslaw 2o6,
Frank Smith 203. Earl swift go, Frank
DoerinE 2i7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

Barney Gugel finished 239 to get
GIG in the AFL League. Steamfit-
tiers, after winning five straight
nights, were finally stopped, losing
all four points to the Carpenters.
High scores-Kometh 2i4. Maxwell 214.
Adrian 40. -Dicenzo 2os. Hourigan EOS.
swallows 202. Very 202. Anderson zo1.
OIszta 2oi, Heyniger 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
BIRTHS

Boys were horn to:
Alice Alexander. ia Eastlawn.
Willie Boiling, ia Dubois.
sophie Banner. 1884 Twenty-fifth.
Victoria Baca, 4646 Junction.
Mary Beurer. 4sOs Spokane
Alice BeninE. 254e Honorah.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

Mrs. c. E. Stricken rolled an even
200 game yesterday during the
league bowling of the Meadow
brook Country Club League at
Gleneagles Recreation. Mrs. J. c.
Montgomery placed second with
her 100 game. Meadowbrook's
travelling teams will take on De-
troit Golf Club today at 10 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28

Mrs. Fred Writings l85 was the
highest single game rolled yester-
day among the Glen Oaks women.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
VOLLm,er's 500
Palace High
vollmer Sets z Records
For Palace House Circuit

DR.. Rahrig 723-203. Jim Mecsrty 27i-206.
George Mayday 2i2, Jack casburn 23x.2il.
Luke Shamrock 7t7. John Jury 7ol, Emile
Dsv 2i4. Otto Proefks 71e. Ed vollmer
24l-2e6. Ed Kukla 234. Charles Oestmsn
227. Harold Berlin All. Harry haehi 2lo-
223, Marvin Knecht 40. John Blum 20s.
William stein 2o5: I'd Terlicki 2o4-2ot.
Walter Brodxik 2o4. Rex Carrier z10-z13.
Stanley Kovai 201, Roy Van Gieson 7oi,
Charles Fisher 215. George Kloenhamer
200. Harold Downing 2oi. John Gawisy
2i9, William snethkamp 247, Andy Boyce
20i, Henry Ritter 2i3. Nelson Ltndholm
7f-225. Charles Kraft 200. WILDER Grimm
2i5-22s. Dick Whiting 200. Elmer scEuchard
224. Marvin Roeder 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
COST GAINS SECOND

Cost took over second place in
the Kelsey-Hayes Office circuit by
winning two games from Office as
Laboratory dropped three to
Drafting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Female Help Wanted
Bay City Part Time Work

Beginning February /. large national con-
cern will have opening for part time woman
collector to take full charge our Bay City
accounts. (No selling nor canvassing) |;
must reside in Bay City and able to de-
vote at least TO hours daily; light car
essential. Position permanent and steady
earnings II you qualify. In replying give
full details. age. family status and phone
number. Address Detroit Times. Box s12e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
,MER AND WILLKOMM

Ernie Corners PAL and Ed Will.
komm's 212 stood out in the New
York Central loop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
MULTI-COLoR BOOSTS LEAD

Multi-Color boosted its lead to
three games in Art Center House
League by winning three points
from Schmidt. George Wurtlin's
239 and Ted Thornton's 237-218 in
643 were highs.
High scores = Bill Harrison 30, orry
Gregg 2lo, Gus Kruzich EOS. A. Repeia
202. Hal Hintx 2i4. Harry Bauman 211.
John Guarineri 206-204. Banazewski 2o7.
Barnye Adair 2i2. Joe Walker 200, Herb
Case 2os, Ed schramm z13 Jim Lynch
212, Howard vautherot 701. Harry Tobian
202. Bob Johnston 2o3, Jules Vavella 212,
Cap Schroeder 201.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
KAMINsKI GETS es4

Joe kamlnSk1 posted new
third high season series for the
Metropolitan Catholic ague
when he combined 218-215-231 for
664.
High scores-RsntI zfs-z4f, Ludwig 2o3.
Bielman 2is. Dubeau AT. Matzoll 2i7.
Kress 205-2oi. Domanski 223. FREEZER 2ls.
Loewen 2oo Duffy 200. Kaminski 2ls-2i5-
23i. Hamilton $40. Gubert 22i -21o. Ciese
2Ol. Atweii 204, y. wichtman zi2-75s
Hayes 225, Hart 2os. Higgins 200. Bruce
217-253 scheans 7i3. 4. Koehier 2o2
Hernaes 23e. Becker 2o5-23i. Regina 2oi.
Bedard 2oi-72o.2o3. Longnurst 200-221- 2o3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
Bruneteau Out
Of Wing Lineup
For ; Weeks

II II weren't that the Red Wings
get a weeks rest after Thursday
nights game in Toronto. Detroit
Hockey Club officials would be al
most ready to settle the rest OF
the games by Tipping coins .
That's how badly the Red Wings
are crippled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-28
MAIN OFFICE
1870 CAss AVENUE
AT TIMES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
Vital Statistics
MARRIAGE LICENSES

George A. Anderson. 20; Dorothy Elizabeth
Hummer, I'll.
Victor Matthews. IS: Ivy schaner, 2e.
Gordon McLaren, IS; Ruth Alma schreler,