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Evening star., 1941-10-06
County Co-ordinators
Attack MaryIand's
Fire Defense Setup
Protest on Administration
Of Program Voted at
Statewide Meeting
BY the Associated Press.

Dy lllc AoSOAldltu
BALTIMORE, Oct. 6.-Criticisms
of administration of Maryland's fire
defense program will be presented
to Gov. O'Conor by county fire CO.
ordinators, headed by John F. Nc
Nulty.
The co-ordinators at a Statewide
meeting yesterday voted to protest
to the Governor steps in the pro-
gram which they said were taken
without consulting the wishes or
plans for the State Firemen's Asso-
citation.
Some criticisms were pointed
against j. w. Just, director of the
University of Maryland Fire Col
lege and one of the two State fire
defense co-ordinators appointed by
the Governor Mr. McNulty is the
other defense co-ordinator.
Mr.. McNulty said "a QUESTIONABLE
was sent out by Mr.. Just. also under
my name, to be used by fire depart
mentS in signing up auxiliary fire
men to aid the departments in case
of emergency.
Il knew nothing about this ques-
tionnaire until I received it in the
mail. The final paragraph, which
released all authorities from liability
in case of accident or death while
serving with the auxiliary. is an
insult to the citizenship Of the peo-
pie of this State.
The Maryland State Firemen's
Association has been functioning for
so years and we don't need any one
to tell us what to do. At the last
convention the association was told
that it was to manage its own
affairs, and all we ask is that we be
recognized"
Replying to the proposed action
Mr.. Just said:
Il can see no particular reason
for comment. The rank and file of
Maryland firemen know what is
being done and understand thor
oughly the motives and politics un-
derlying the criticism of these three
or four men at the Baltimore
meeting"
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Bishop Ireton to Bless
AItur at Front Royul

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, Oct. g.
Bishop Peter L. Ireton of the Rich
mond Catholic diocese, who has been
conducting confirmation services in
this section of Northern Virginia
and nearby West Virginia since
Thursday, will end his annual official
visitations tomorrow morSdng when
he consecrates a rev altar in st.
Johns Church at Front Royal
A new sacristy has been added 70
the church building recently.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
O'Conor Declares U. S.
Is Close to War
By the Associated Press.

by the hSSOSldlSQ eIeSS.
FREDERICK, Md. Oct. Gov.
O'Conor declared yesterday that
America is CLOSE to war-far too
close for comfort or complacency,"
and raped "dissenters" who refuse
to see or at least to acknowledge
publicly any threat from Hitler"
The Governor. speaking at the
18th annual pilgrimage of the Inde-
pendent Order of Odd Fellows and
the Rehekahs from all parts of
Maryland at the Odd Fellows Home
for Orphans and the Aged, declared: :
There is no message more i'm
portant to the people of America
today than the message of their
danger from the totalitarian die
tators, who have progressed so tre-
mendously toward their goal Of world
domination"
Evening star., 1941-10-06

also had a part in the founding of
the North Greenville Baptist Acad-
emy and Limestone College.
Ordained in 1888, he had held
pastorates in Gaffney, S. c.: Arcadia
and Lake City, Fla; Baltimore,
Atlanta. New orleans and Paducah,
KY, before coming to Hyattsville.
He has also lectured in Stockholm
and in England and been a dele
gate to several international Bap-
tist conventions.
No successor to DR.. Robertson
has been named. His pulpit will
temporarily be filled by supply min
listers.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Child Core to Be Studied
By MONTGOMERY Mothers
81 ecial Dispatch to The Star.

81 eclsl Dispatc to The Star.
ROCKVILLE. Md, Oct. GA
group to study child care will be
organized here Thursday afternoon
it was announced today by Miss
Edythe M Turner, county home
demonstration agent.
The class will be for young moth
ers who formerly belonged to All
Clubs and will meet once a month
for four months. 1t is planned to
have the young mothers visit nursery
schools in Washington for observa-
tions.
Miss Turner stated that If the
results of the school here are salts
factory similar groups will be formed
in other parts of the county.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Mrs. Louis Kingsley
Burial in ANNAPOLIS

Mrs. Louis Kingsley, 85, of 1929
Jefferson place NV, widow of
Comdr. Kingsley, U. S. N, died here
Friday. Services will be private.
Mrs. Kingsley, a native of Con-
necticut, had spent the winters in
Washington for 40 years. She was
member of the D. A. R. and the
Connecticut Society of Colonial
Danes.
She is survived by a sister, Miss
Mary Ashley Cleveland and
daughter, Miss Louise Kingsley.
Burial will be at the Naval Gene.
terry in Annapolis.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
HyuttsviI!e Resident
Injured in Fiqht

Howard Gambron, 81, of Hyatts-
vile was in a serious condition in
Casualty Hospital today after being
struck on the head with a brick,
Prince Georges County police re-
ported.
Richard Pearson of the county
police said Mr.. Gambron was in
jured in fight at a tavern in
Chillum district. Clyde H. Bennett,
40, of Hyattsville was arrested by
Policeman Pearson and charged
with assault with dangerous
weapon.
Mr.. Gambron possibly has a frac-
tured skull, the hospital reported.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
luckey Students Elect

INDIAN HEAD, Md, Oct. (Spe-
ciaD Miss Dorothy Metcalfe has
been named Student Council presi-
dent at the Lackey High School.
Other officers are: Vice president,
Virginia Lee Murphy: secretary,
June Montgomery, and treasurer,
Esther Maddox.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Will Discuss Fairgrounds

Park and playground improve
ments will be discussed by the Com
munity League of Takoma Park,
Md, at 8 o'clock tonight, Walter
Prichard, president. announced. The
meeting will be held at the Takoma
Park Municipal Center, 8 Columbia
avenue.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Toll in Previous Months.

Totals to date - So So
In October, Beware Of:
l. The hours between mid
night and 2 am. Three persons
were killed within this two-hour
period in october last year.
2. Crossing a street at some
point other than a crosswalk.
Two pedestrians met death in
October, 1910, while doing this.
One of the two ran out from
between parked cars.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Representative Harris III

NORFOLK, Va, Oct. 6 (P.-Rep-
resentative Harris of the second Vir-
ginia district was reported improv-
ing today in a local hospital. where
he was admitted Saturday following
recurrence of an ailment he suffered
several years ago.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Postmaster Named

LEONARDTOWN, Md. Oct. 6
(SpeciaD Mrs. Mary H. Tennyson
has been named postmaster Of
Morganza in place of j. Raley
Wothen, who resigned after serving
% years.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Takes Over Tux Post

MARTINSBURG, w. Va, Oct. 6
(SpeciaD w. Melvin Reid yester-
day took over duties as deputy State
tax commissioner for Berkeley, Nor.
gan and Jefferson Counties, succeed
ing E. T. Moler, resigned.
Evening star., 1941-10-06
Halt the Toll
October, 1910

Oct. ! Oct. z Oct. 5
a q q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Phone Want 40. n NAin t1sl
Reel Estate for Sale

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
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bungalow locsted 20 he soufh
End larss uvug room. oed-
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sneiosee porch. snal. oasemeni z
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Vel constructed home N excellent
condition 3 &C sasY tens sun
naF and evenings call Garland 9fl1
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With = acre o. excellent black soil.
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hardwood Ioors= dlnins room
cloas bedrooms bath -eHlng room.
80 F1ne 2 car garage housirg for
chickens or coV. zine cement fruit
house orchard Lossteo IN sum
mt district ? miles from city
center BIS stops Al front sats
Clos 70 school AL A. ths smaz-
ing.y reduced price Of only $500.
500 down as per month
GOOD BEDROOM BUNGALOW
Large combination living md din
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2 lots garage near bus and school.
This plare needs interior dscorst-
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GET SET
RENTS ARE rapidly climbing s2So
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A paved corner. 50X73. al asses
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08

G0On Substantial = bedroom
home with liv. nm. din.
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but when YOU consider the extra
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furnished Houses for Rent

HOUSE trailers choice OF models
sacrifice prices. terms Garland
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-08
Business Oppor. Wanted

WANTED 20 buy. rent or install bar
Der shop in community district.
Write Ne Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Husbands,W
Starts Sunday

Forty couple officially will open
tie second annual Husbands and
Wives bowling tournament at
Mack Boulevard Recreation this
Sunday. Madeline Rnmen, secre=
tary of the Detroit Women's Bowl
ing Association. and George Me
poth. secretary of the mems, will
take part in the opening cere-
monies.
The event attracted a record
breaking total of ass couples COM
pared 10 242 asst year In prelimi-
nary rolling last Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell Woods took the early
lead in Class y with 1858, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Moule being second
with 1886.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie NoWak, Mr..
and Mrs. Hedge johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Pratt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jules Eder of Ann Arbor will
share the opening squad at 7 p. m.
with Mack Boulevard combina-
tons. Mixed groups are booked at
8 and 10 p. m. with Southeastern
Recreation. headed by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernie Bolle, taking over at
nine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Veterans Stage
Pin Meet Here

Entry blanks are being sent oft
for the eighth annual World War
Veterans bowling tournament to
be staged at the American Legion
Club. Cass and Lafayette, March
8, 9. Is. IS. %, %. Entry deadline
is March Z with a fee of 81 per
event.
While the meet is sponsored by
the American Legion and Veterans
of Foreign Wars leagues. il is
open to all veterans whether
affiliated with these organizations
or not.
A handicap system will be used.
70 per cent of the difference be-
tween the competitors average
and $50 being added or sub.
tracted. Howard Crummit is tourn-
ament manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
SUNDAY

80 a. NJ Class B-Del-Rio Bar,
Western travelling, Ellis walker. class e.
Goldsteins. Plymouth Rec. Don Light
foot. Class ID Viking, Evans Prod.
Charles Hook, spickett's Bar. spicketts.
All seden, KoePplinger Health Bread.
state Fair Rec. Alva Bryant. Class E--Ac-
counting, D. 7. D, Lawrence Olson, Atheo
Shoes. Argyie SIS II. Fades. Wolverines,
Cadillac Procurement. Don Haseltine, San
ders League--Delivery, Joe smith, Mana
gers, Trenton Bstspu Shipping. Joe Be-
SEX. Arcade Fender, George Rosa.
II ;I5--t lass t--f anks. Kresge a. A.,
Elmer Stevens. Class D-Afs Bar, Dodge
Axle Unit. Edward hintz; Browns, L. A.
Young. II. LIGHT. Holland Hotel. Fast
Tawas Major. Edward klenow GAS =
Post Office City Observation-Disclosures. Albert
Carr: Badgers, Ernest Beicht; Lions.
Arthur Blank; Gopners, Thornton DYE;
Buckeyes. Joe Stempnlk; Electrical CoHst..
matte Leonard Hayes; Die Cutting, Wood
all shop Hugo Nandrie.
JACKSON MERCHANTS LEAGUE SQUAD
3:O0-Class C-Gilberts. jackson A A,
Green, Larry Navarro Krakow Furniture,
Turner'S George Jeakle. Class D-Bakers
cafe, Robert Miller Hayes Aircraft, Glenn
Wdmark. Augie's Go Service, Lansing
Empire. J. Burger; Accounting, Ternstedt
Red Alvin Schrotzberger. Class E--Gram-
er's Chocolates. Walter Porucker; jackson
Rec. T. Cossell; Chambers Cleaners,
Larry Horrigan. Boos Grocery. Lionel
Green. Charles Rolling. -
GLENEAGLES RE- REATioN SQUAD
bI5-CIass C-Serubs. Henry Workman
Ratlgan De Soto. Robert hatcher; Kelly s
Bar Harold Eokert Class D-Regent Cafe.
jackson Independent. Pete Maddalenai
Joseph Halter. Don Grain; Pickford Clean
ers James Gardiner, inspectors. Dodge
Midniters, A. Kaieta Grinders. Chevrolet
Night, Charles Kuczaida School Chevrolet
Night, Charles Erickson. Glass E-iannelfs
Food Store, Abe Castel. Icons Bar. Rob
ert Co.'s; American Public Market. John
Dempsey.
7:s0-Class C--Pistons Ford Fdg. Melt
ing. William Elliott. Class D-B. M.
Rec. Walled Lake House, BIZ Clover;
Verhovay Br. SO Nerhovay. Frank szopko.
Class E-Oriole League-No. 5, A. Ballor'
No. s. G. Brumm. No. 2. Arthur Johns
ton No. !. Vincent Murphy; No. 4, Ray
mond Marshall. Ford Foundry Melting
League Camshafts, Charles Geigle; Gears.
Charles Wayne Heat Treat, George Moore ;
Heads. Fred Kenny ..-
g:45-CIass A-Detroit Times All-Star
Classic-Norton Abrasive. Frank Cen
Twentieth Century Rec, Joe Liebi Aites
Lager, Rainbow Rec. Tommy Long sehlitz
Beer Travelling. steve Cruehon; Polsh
Bank Greater Detroit, Joe Adams. tlass
D-Naturals No. 4. Naturals, george
czekaj; Fsquires. Santa Maria, Albert
Palnh Class E-IinWopd station Post
oaice-Abso.P Proof, Ray Melntyre' Coolidge
Auto Class Fred Pound; scotty's Green
Hat BIN Grove: LaSalle Cleaners, 9.
Czarneekl, Naturals No. /, Naturalsi irYin
Klein.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
BEDFORD HAD IST BENT GREEN HERE
II Was on 4th, Man Who Built II Recalls

strokes in the big trap at the
eighteenth green of the Detroit
Country Club, "made" in
qualifying round of the State
Amate tournament some
years ago, is in danger of being
topped. Jack Adams, the hockey
man. has accepted an invitation
to play the course next Summer.
Ellis Berry is chairman of the
rules committee of the Red Run
Bullies' Pitch Club and makes
rules 10 suit himself, charges Joe
Before Jimmy Anderson is
giving lessons at the Lou Eppinger
store on Cadillac Square and
doing real we'll Jimmy will
propose that the name of Mrs.
Charles Hague. president of the
Women'S District who died re-
Gently, be the first submitted from
this state for COLTS Hall of Fame
Can think of no one more de-
serving Of the honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Other Regulars

Others will be Frank Units
Pabst, Jack Gardner's Goebel,
Ralph Olzark's Orlings, Jack Hee-
mans Michelob, Larry Rudasills
and Fred 6anfiefdis West Detroit
Recreation Nos. l and 3, Ted Re-
bain's Vernor's, also of the Classic,
and Frank Listers Western Union
Banking.
Among the boosters will be
Robbins, Schmidt. Loa's Cave, Bill
Goddard Five, Chatter Box. Cass
Schemansky's UAW-CIO Dept. So
of Local 81, Frank Beyer's Five,
Goldschaum and Washtenaw Edi-
son Club No. l. Harry Kipke,
former University of Michigan
football coach. will roll with the
Gushing team of Ann Arbor on the
same shift.
A sprinkling of Detroiters will
share the alleys with spiders from
Saginaw, Owosso and Trenton in
the doubles and singles this Sun
day. They will be followed by L
Saginaw. 10 Owosso. three Mt.
Pleasant, two Detroit and one
ROYAL Oak booster quintets.
The team event is-the only one
in which Detroit tops the field at
present. Therman Gibson and
Walter Kubasiak of Grand Rapids
are high in the doubles with 1878,
Victor Szeiva, also of there, heads
the aii-events with 1877, while
Fred Born of Bay City leads the
singles with 704
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Flint TO Hold First
Clio Pin Tournament

Flint United Auto Workers
locals will hold the first Michigan
state Go bowling tournament at
Tom Halligan's Flint Recreation.
starting March 8, Lynus Scho-
walter, manager, announced Sat
urday.
1t will be a handicap affair with
all entry money going to the prize
fund. Entry blanks are to be sent
out TO every establishment in the
state with the deadline set for
February =.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
E.&8 B. andPdbst
Set for Match

George Holmes Ekhardt and
Becker bowling team. leader of
the Detroit Times All-Star Classic,
will travel to Battle Creek where
it will meet Eddie Krems' Pabst,
one of the foremost Chicago fives,
in 12-game match at Jack
Sharkey's Twentieth Century Re-
next Saturday and. Sun-
day.
Six games will be rolled each
day, each block of three across
SIX alleys. A purse of $500 will be
at stake.
Krems. one of the top-notchers
for years, will act as sixth man
for his club, which will be conf
posed of Herb Freitag, Joe Sinhe
Les Fuller. Joe Gratz and Paul
Krumske. Holmes will have
Breckle, Lou Sielaff. Tony Novak
and Frank Zion besides himself.
Gus Galaska of the Plymouth
quintet in the Chrysler All-Star
league is to be taken along as
sub.
Holmes is still dickering with
Leo Faetz' Monarchs also OF
Chicago and winner of the Amer:-
can Bowling Congress champion
ship here last year. fer home
and home series in March. f. &
3. will use Palace Rec. as its home
drives.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
BY VI. L. DRUKENBRoD

One meets some interesting
people at gatherings like the
greenkeeperS' national convention
of the past week.
Among them was Hiram Cod
win. a distributor here for golf
course maintenance supplies He
furnished some most interesting
information regarding the use Of
bent on golf courses in this dis
trict.
The first bent green built here,
according 10 Goodwin. was on the
fourth hole of the present BEDFORD
course. He built II in 1920 from
grass received from RoSlyn of the
Washington. d. c. district.
Bedford then was the Phoenix
club and the year before Goodwin
rebuilt it-from a nine-hole to the
present 1S=hOlp layout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
CH.innlnsaimS'
Custer Is
Denied

Denial the Goebel bowling team
of The Detroit Times All-Star
Classic was planning to drop John
Crimmins. anchor man, from It's
lineup was made by Edwin j.
Anderson, vice president of the
company, Saturday.
This vicious rumOr," Ander-
son said. sis entirely uHfounded.
Anderson also announced Goebel
will defend its state match game
against Joe Norris
Stroh some time in March.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Lutheran Pin Action
Resumes This Sunday

Two squads of singles and
doubles, and a pair of squads of
five-man teams. 40 fives in all. will
complete the third weekend S
rolling this Sunday in the annual
Lutheran bowling tournament at
Motor City Recreation.
Leaders of the respective dlvi-
Sions to date are Tabor Dodgers,
295S regular fve-man; Calvary.
245S, boosters: Arnold Meier and
Arthur Brandt, 1868. doubles, and
Hector Jones. 630. SINGLES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Very Fine Job

The results obtained from the
bent on tins mole were eloselS fol-
lowed by other clubs and # WASH t
long until quite a few Of them
BEGAN using i.
Goodwin VINO constructed the
Oakland Hills course. also built
the Franklin Hills layout. one Of
the first IN TINS country 10 have
bent fairWays as Vel as putting
greens. They We're built entirely
Of stolons. not a pound of seed
having been used. Goodwin reports.
II was a fine job.
saw Gin MOCK at the meet
ings. Remember him? Tam
O'Shanter caviar =. Tommy
Armour automobiles for
prizes Clarence Gambler &.
Al Matrous with Clif
always in charge of the score
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Part-Tine Lessons

Tommy shannon. Orchard
Lakes new professional, will be
at Grandwood part time the rest
of the Winter TO give lessons
10 his members and others
Orm Beaupre was at the green
keepers meeting . and COM
planning about the warm weather
=. Western has a nifty place for
skating and there is a good
turnout when there's ice .
AL Watrous celebrated his forty
second birthday on February /.
Oakland Hills has a wonder
full toboggan which starts near
the top of the clubhouse and
extends we'll out into the prac-
tice fairway. There also are
facilities for skeet-sh0oting and
a skating rink where the tennis
courts are being built.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
= S Greater Battle

But the part of the story that
counts is the part that concerns
Czech Bonnie Oosterbaan.
1t seems that this former grid
oroat has of late been weighed
down under a heavy mental
cross. He has gone about his
work accomplishing. But the
kids found out about his troubles.
They passed the word around
the campus.
II was only recently that
Eennie's father died. And behind
tie brave exterior he shows to
his men and friends there is
gaother battle. far more inn
ortant than any ball game, or
my coaching job.
It's the battle Benny's Swear
old son, Benny Jr., is waging for
his life. The youngster has been
i'll since birth, and now is in
University Hospital for tests
that will prove whether medical
science can turn the needed trick.
The kids out Ann Arbor way
tell me Bonnie never breathes Z
word of this. Never mentions
e.ther. that all this nervousness
"a stirred up an old sciatic
nerve that has him in physical,
IS well as mental torture, most
of the time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Doubles Match
Set for Bob-[o

Ned Day of milwaukee,. national
match game bowling champion,
and Nelson Burton of st. Louis,
former. A. B. c. ttleholder, have
been signed to meet Joe Norris of
Detroit and Andy Varipapa of
Brooklyn in 32-game match at
Club Bob-Lo next Saturday and
Sunday, Cy Huston announced
Saturday.
The series will be rolled in four
blocks of eight games at B and 8
d. m. each day. a $1,000 purse
will be at stake, each doubles pair
posting $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
board Those were the happy

board Those were the happy
days.
Mrs T. o. Mclaughlin of West.
ern. one Of the low harAicap play
ers OF The W6mcn's District. Is
regular at The GrandWood Indoor
Coli Club. Mr.. Mclaughlin also
finds time Tor occasional practice
there. which brings to mind there
is quite a golf rivalry in their
family.
The husband has vowed that If
his wife ever beats him in a game
outdoors he'll give up the game.
As much as Mrs. Mclaughlin
would dislike TO lose him as a golf
champion it doesn't prevent her
from trying TO win every time
they play.
Their games are pretty evenly
matched 50 much so that Mrs.
Mclaughlin always makes their
matches close. even though she
cant win
Gil Naldo's record of IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-09
Times Classic
HIGH SCORERS

Team event-three games: Ekhardt a
Becker. 3la3. Schmidt 3is3. stroh, 1851.
Detroit GAsket, 5ii7. Walbys Ritehre.
3i3i
Team event--one game Detroit Gasket.
1893, Stroh 1927. Ekhsrdi Becker.
il22 Chene- Trurnbley. iiis. Schmidt. 1903.
Individual event--three games; Archie
Jankowskt. Detroit 6asSei. 16s: Howard
Curtin, Risdon ISL; Tone Soyak. Eshardt
Becker TAI Al Koptxki, schmidt. III;
Chester Buk0wskl. Schmidt 10f.
Individual eyent-one game. cas- Gry-
gier. stroh 2ss JACK piGi9vanni, Norton,
27g. Howard Curtin EiSt9n. rs Paul
serlhner KRAKOW. and Charles kotaIski,
MineraItes. 217.