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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
DEPENDS on SWEEP

Stroh's advance to sole posses
sion Of third is contingent upon a
sweep by MineraliteS over Detroit
Gasket, which occupies the much
sought spot John Damico and
Archie Jankowski will have TO
snap OUT OF their abbreviated
slunps 10 prevent a Gasket tumble
as Charley kotarSkI IS on and
Harold Allen is due 10 come 10
liie.
If Gasket steps in and grabs one
r1TT1e ti1r- best Stroh can get is a
tie. Stroh took II on the chm for
three from Rlsoon the first time
ana Viii be N there pitching 70
turn the tables. Stroh tops the
RACES with sSi45, but may
V-ind up tied for third
Ryaln. the MineIaliteS-Gasket
s7a'ch for closcne>S sho1ld be the
aeeting Of Schmidt and Goebel
n their fight for sixth position.
Schmidt should bounce back with
Z vengeance after its l6-pin three
came setback from MInersiites.
: 2.44 n depend ihfeFi FIT
lzowski of Schmidt and John Grim
Minis 81 Goebel fare
At present BukoV ski is third In
TIE Individual averages with
s025i only IL pins behind Grim
t7ins in second With Z0i ~, total
4 III pins behind the leading
Norris with POT - To show how
much CrimmnS has slipped ne had
PILOT and Bokowsa 1892 al the
turn OF the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Add RibbenfrOD Kin
COUSIN PAUE MADE
LAWRENCE REGULAR

Ribbentrop, former De La Sale
High School star, will make his
debut tonight against De Sales
College at ToledoAHe was the high
scorer. Of last years Tech fresh
men team.
Though related to the German
diplomat. the 6 foot 3. 196-pound
player has no sympathy with his
cousins or Nazi policies. In fact,
he is severely critical of them. He
was born in Detroit Is years ago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Gray Candidate
For Reelection

John Gray OF Essex Golf and
Country Club. Windsor, is a candi-
date for reelection as president
of the Greenkeeping Superinten-
dents Association which opens its
national convention today at the
Book-Cadillac
The nominating committee has
named two men as candidates for
each office and Gray will be op-
posed for the presidency by Harold
Stodola of Keller Park, over which
the St. Paul Open is held each
Summer. The election will be held
Friday morning.
If precedent is followed. Stodola
will be elected. 1t has been the
custom of the association to elect
a new president each year. But
those in closest touch with the
situation say il may be different
this time and that Gray may be
retained.
With seven cities bidding for
next years convention. the COM
petition promises 10 be so keen
that votes in the contest for the
presidency may be snapped in
wholesale lots for votes for the
convention.
The Columbus. O., delegation is
one Of the largest and most de-
termined in its bid for next years
meeting Other cities seeking il
are Chicago, one of the associa-
TONS biggest centers; New Or
leans, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh,
ST. Paul and Rochester, n. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
BY HAROLD kAHL

Determined to stage a whirl-
wind clip from here on in. Stroh,
defending champion, will be gum
ming for third place and Miner
alites aiming at fourth in the fea-
lures of tonight's bowling matches
in the Detroit Times All-Star
Classic at Merit Loves Recrea-
ton.
Barring any upsets Ekhardt &
Becker and Norton. pacemaker
and runner-up a game apart, fig
ure to string along that way.
L. & B. should reverse the two
game decision Vernor,s gained the
first round. Norton will be salts
fed with a pair instead OF a sweep
over Paris despite the fact that
Lack DiGiovanni and Chef Shcey
Re going better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
MAIN OFFICE
1870 CAAo AvENUB
AT TINES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Tsoms. J. Reed. a; Betty Eileen Lsws:.
cnsrle. ". ss.sley, q; Edn. =. Han. q.
waite. J; Winner. %: Eva Lonss. ~.
Walter r. Boroniee, a.; Adeitns wojtas. n.
Alfred R. Harris. II; Pearl A. Humphrsys.
Edward Mecinnis. a.; verniee Mcleod. II.
Jonn J. MIkola. 80: Irma psak, 20:
Warren J. Andersen. "a; Helen L. Foster.
10
weilman C. Fillmore. "a; Nellie Nay
Roman Kapuseinski. rs: Jennie Kukisr, 20.
Joseph z. Fremont. IS Ann Barr. 10
Thomas Daniels. "a: Margaret Mcdonald
John Z. Asllen,- IS; Marion Ford, ..
Matthew Januszek, "a: Martha Booaek, -.
Thomas Taylor. IS; A. Nan haePhsrsea.
custave Theodore Dupuis. 20; Jessie Mac
Q. Allan sherk. 81; Marjorie schrsek. ~.
Carr r. closss. IS: Patricia Logic. 7s.
Donald r Hack. 20; Naomi shewitz, n.
cly S.,ta Ewing Kirkpatrick. "a rhslmA Aiies
w.lir.d Carl silverstone. "a; Ia. Helene
Tives sexton. "a: Phyllis Kinsin. "a.
Alexander Brazeau, q; Della Christine
Jack D. sor.nson. 10: Wanda Rys,eh. 10.
Alfred Kalski. "a: Rose Marie Prsepiora.
10.
wnlism Lerchen. "a; Elizabeth Virginia
Anderson. a.
Sie 5S.n,. tKi Love 3. P'et'' ~; Jean
o. Thomas Nelson. IS: Dorothy r. stein.
Clarence r. schram, "a; Cora Emke. II.
casimir MAJ Frania- "a; Sophie Theresa
Bernard o. Gregg. %; virI L. South, IS.
Nick cipponer, 20; Geraldine Clancy, 20.
Philip Joseph Dnworth, ~; Kathryn Lys-
Roger Mclean, 70; stsiia Merchant, II.
Bernard G. Darmofal. as; Helen samcv.
Eugene =. Dow. %. Ruth ". Schmidt. 70.
Emanuel Marion. II: Dorothy Kiusndsr.
rh.lp. Es~Derry Jr.. "a; Nsis n. New.
Arthur Taosto. 20; There's. ptLor..o. a.
Aiy yl,, Sidney Jennings. "a; Lois hlidrsd
winiam 3. Elmer, a; Maya or,ahsit. 70.
Stanley n1.,,. cssha rartsl 'r.. 10; Niidrsd
Hi IcS,.,I z Warren. "a; Marie Beatrice
RAYMOND L. stoyer. 70; Bette co.ad, "A.
william Allison Pela. "a; vio,st Hops
Charles A. Koenis. 10; Mildred NJ. rhisl
Tony Kuder, a.; Anna TREK, 70.
William Corona. a.; Patricia Shay, 10.
Lewrens p. cotter. %. Bessie Faye wfidsr.
Allen .I.s n M. .;:s ss M.s:i s.rs,toa; 81
willard Roberts. IS. Sophie Konjevieh. a.
Aioer, Hendrain, %: Ruth Antoinstts Car.
Walter A; Ridout. a: Ruth n. sutton, "A.
CLIFFORD Wallace schen. ~; Tneran L.
Vada steenrod, II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Wayne Gets Test
Plays Niagara, Which Averages Only One Defeat
a Year, and Already Has Dropped That One

NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y, Feb.
4.-Opening a three-game invasion
of the East, Wayne UniversitY's
basketball squad will clash with
Niagara University here tonight.
The contest will be the first ever
played between the teams.
The Falls quintet. which aver
aged only a single loss a season
since Taps Gallagher took over
the coaching reins nine years ago
has already reached its annual
quota Of defeats. dropping a we'll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

Paul Ribbentrop. a third COUSIN
to Germany's Foreign Minister
Joachim Won Ribbentrop. will take
Walter Tanana's place in Law
renee Techs basketball lineup,
Coach Don Rider announced to-
day.
Tanana, top scorer in Detroit
collegiate circles. was declared in
eligible yesterday because he failed
10 pass his mid-term examinations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Bdsebd||ers
To Practice Saturday

Pittenger Post American Legion
junior. baseball team will open
practice Saturday and continue
every Saturday thereafter at II 80
a. m. in the Hackett Fieldhouse
gymnasium. Hamilton and Mid
land avenues. Highland Park.
Any one desiring a tryout Is re-
quested to report at the gym and
contact Coach Eddie" Edwards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
KRAKOW FAVORED

Krakow looks good for two over
Twentieth Century Chenc-Trom-
bly, viii get a battle but rates the
edge over Pepsl-Cola while Rite
fire should improve Ms standings
at the expense Of Coca-Cola IN the
.her matches.
Besides Norris. CrimmiDs and
Bukow>ki there are only two
others In the 200-average class,
Kotarski with zoo Is and Tony
Novak of l.. x b with 20O19. A
check OF the averages above shows
six teams shooting better pms than
last year. Detroit Gasket. Mineral
ties. Krakow, Chene Trombly,
Vernon and RiSdon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
BIRTHS
.>--

Boys were born to:
Dorothy Adamus. 1873 Downing.
Mary Agaistowfcz. 1895 Nswbisru.
Nora Ashley, 40 West Milton. Hazel Pan.
Eva Bs.,ti1. 10 w.:, s Xisasssr,...
Dorothy Breaut. SOL Colfax
rreda Berard. 1888 Twentieth
sn: ss'n sor n.ne:. rs, ,sss S 2:.s.
c,ovs1n. Dene..o, sise Illinois
Gs.svs.ye DeDonsi lis. ists wilkins.
Jsrlia Eastep. sss5 wsst Lafayetts.
cara Grossbers, 1887 waveriy.
victori. Hernandez, so7o Bsseh.r.
Cora Hansby. sz10 Goodwin
Julia Harris. ala Halleek.
loretta kinsella. 1910 Wisconsin.
Emily kineil. ALT Green.
Mildred Kopp. s78o Rsthbone.
Mary kredron. 5413 Livernois
Ross Liss. 1915 Cherokee. Royal Oak.
May 8 Madison. 1872 san Josa.
Barminshsn ttwinsl.
Cara Martin 47oe fireman.
Mary Mitchell. s35 South Crawford.
Anna Miller. 1885 westbrook.
Ssnsyieye Mason. 1929 Gallagher.
Dorothy RiSien. 1858 Tro~Srids.. Ham
Anna smsrch. 1877 E.,, Lons.er..
Florence Sawyer, fse45 Nonta Vista
yetavyn Smith, 24i East Forest
Geraldine Scott. 11s5 webb.
rr.nees siezinsk. 3foI Mound roaA,
Marguerite steney. f27s4 Promenade.
Irene Travis. fi2 Watson
Mary rasky. 7t05 East tx-Nne road
GIRLS
Girls were born to:
Aloerta Andrews. 1853 East Forest
Frances Atenbaugh. 40s2 Spring
Annette Anady. 10 North Dragoon-
Rose Amt. 30l2 Winams.
Ruth Blscher. 2s4s webb
yuanta Brown. $40 Alexandrfns
Gail Bennett, 1890 PARIS, Lincoln Par
Betty Bishop. $3.50 Mack.
Mary Clarke. it3s3 Nercsdes. Rsdfor6
Township
Dorothy chsmberftn, s3s5 Kentucky.
Ernestins curnstt, z13z7 Yenksf
Marian Dodson. ss27 West Vernon
Dorothy Dorland. sT7s Lincoln
Mary Ellis. 1905 Inverness
Lsnore Gibos. as potavstomf, ROYAL oah
rheola Greenfield. s17t Burdsns
Hsnrtetta GsrIs. 171i rrumbull
Josephine Hsuilin. s3si Dubay
Eiosse Hayward. 1913 ouaron. nirufses
yrsnei. Hir. eco Ess c.ns.d.
sailie Harms 7itSS Pickford
Leila Johnston. s307 GARNER
LOIS ksilerchss, tfe0 Bedford rad
Bronslssa Kelly. fifA Cap God. Rcmns
Sylvia Losh. 32si West Grad.
Isths Lancaster, ala Alfred
Jeanette Lensrd 1919 sarvis pises.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

contested game to Akron early
IN the season.
Coach Newman II. Ertell took
II men on the trip. They are: Bill
Collins. PaH Juntenen. Bob Kent.
Bill Klingery. Len Myron, Pete
Nunez. Gerard Richards, Don
Roble. Carl Schultz. John Trevel-
Ian and Jon and Bill Van Week.
Ramon Regain. promising sopho-
more guard. was the only member
Of the squad left behind. An injury
to his back suffered two weeks
ago will keep him out of competi-
ton the rest of the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Work Ahead
Dodgers to Have Tough
Routine
International News Service Wiz.

hFrhottouA4 NeWb cefttfe wire
NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-Condition
ing of baseball cub is a prime
reason for Spring training. ant
Lippy Leo Durocher. manager o.
the battling Brooklyn Dodgers
today made public his formula fol
the process.
Planning the Dodger training
routine for the camp at Havana
Skipper Durocher said:
"CaIisthenics materially help
my players, 30 we're going to
put them through those bending
drills every day. Wen have just
one drill and practice each day,
but, believe me, 1t will be q long
session"
The Dodgers will take Artie
McCovern and Eddie Mccormick
along 10 camp TO handle the con-
routine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
MHletfs Race ulI1VXyu Season Record
Is Tied Again 1DD w 1AAANO Set in EIks'

Fort-Boulevard entered tie
with Risdon for first place IN
John Millett's League when II won
two games from the House team
as its rival was taken for three
by Oldbru. Steve Morris fired a
25i finish for 536 and Earl Ben
ton Clipped in with 6l4 as Gerisch
swept Regal.
High scores Trioket, 2i3-222 =
KEEL 20. b Clark 247 n Janbowsky 22l
4 KfiliAn 23T- 200 o Gsiiand, 200 Z
ksppen 40. L. Benton 2Is-22s. Morris
2s4 y sehenanske 720. g schmidt 2ai
III z Bartlett zi2-2ii. n schmidt 2i3,
" Curtin 237. ~ IAnnos 200 2l. Nc
CARLY 2i2 -203. NJ Lane 2is-22l N kc-
"a goo Rsmm 2oe-242 J. Rose 2i3.
u Bers-r 2os 2i2 2oa 9 Baker 2ie, g
Tanner 22l 2o2 whybrew 20s. b.
Doyle 20s. c. Bull 2A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Sehriner Crowding
CowIey and Apps

MONTREAL. Feb. AIMS
Eli CoWley of the Boston Bruins
-aad- Syl Apps of the Toronto
~aple Leafs continue to set the
tring pace in the National
Ockcy League.
Cowley has 80 points and Apps
81. but pressing in their wake is
the Maple Leafs Dave Schriner.
who has jumped from sixth in the
list TO third with 2S points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Pat Rosa Dies

NEW YORK. Feb. AIMS
Gerald f. tPaO Rosa. 80. former
sports editor Of the New York
Post, native of Blnghamton. y.
Y. who had Served on newspapers
In Philadelphia and Binghamtnn,
was dead today OF a heart attack.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
DEADLOCK is BROkEN

Team no. 5 broke its deadlock
for lead in the DPW Construction
league az Rainbow by winning two
games from its foe. Sylvan Leslie's
21l and Gene De Carlos 500 stood
out
High icor~.-G.n. De CARO- 202 william
b 1mpso 20l. Lester PicheA 2Oi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
BLAST ORIENT RECORDS

AItes accounted Tor two new
season marks in the Orient House
circuit when il tipped 1924 and
1884. Max Falk hit 244-222 and
Ed Juntunen 232-2 22 in 621s.
High scores-Jesse Cole 237 Lloyd Null
len 23T Bob schon 22s William Peters
215-222 Sexton 2z2. Mike NcKe~ich 90
Ray Springer 221 -212 Leo Nisula 22i
Marshall Lundquis; 22o Jerry weisnyer
go. Ray Bsrdel 22i. Gus Galoska 2ls
Slusser 2I7 William Myers 2l3 Sam kap-
Ian 2i3 Dave Glicklin 212. Haven Schultz
All George Jonas PIP Win Rrinkmeyer
40 william Dettlon 200 2O4 POI Walter
Saydsk 200 George Schrsm 200. Pay Wan
der 2o4. Frank Berger POS. Herman Ruppel
EOS. Brate Rogers 200. Steve Bury 2o2
Byron cullen 2o2 Andy Waierski c02.
Ernie Springer 7oi. I'd Jacobs 20l. Linton
Todd 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
COCHRAN is WINNER

Roy Cochran of Indiana Univer-
sity came in first in the Waldron
600. His time was 1:15:5, and be-
hind him were James Herbert,
Grand Street Boys Athletic Club,
and Charles O'Donnen of Holy
Cross.
In the 60-yard handicap dash,
Donald Hewett of New York Uni
versity took first place in 06:5
Herbert Rubin, New York Univer-
sity was second and Al Glenn OF
Fordham third.
Laurels in the one-mile novice
run went to Leo Casey, Manhat-
tan College. with Darwin Bruca
New York University, second. and
Charles Georgia, Fordham Univer-
sity. third.
Honors in the 70-yard dash
went TO Norwood Ewell of Penn
Sta His time of ID tied a 10
year-old armory record. Herbert
Weast of the New York Athletic
Club was second and Jared Fang
boner of N. Y. U. was third.
Fordham University's quartet
won the two-nile intercollegiate
relay, edging out New York Uni
versity despite the fact Mac
Mitchell was at the N. Y. U.
anchor post Fordham's time was
S:09:4. Behind n. Y. U. came the
teams of Georgetown University.
Manhattan College and Maryland
University.
AL Blozis of Georgetown won
the II and 16-pound shot put
events. with his teammate, Earl
Audet. second.
Columbia's team captured the
intercollegiate mile relay and was
followed to the tape by Rutgers
and LAFAYETTE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Scratches
International News Service Wire
AT HIALEAH PARK

International News Service Wire
At HIALEAH PARK
Weather, clear; track, fast.
First kace-N arIee, All Giee, True
Heart, Cummed Up.
second Raee-Chance Ray, Commence
mont Madison. wake Robin.
Third Race-Esptne Gold. Liberty
Franc. Pair OF Dice. Pumpgun.
Fourth Race-Se, enth Day. Homewsrd
Bound, Signator, Maepeaee.
sixth Raee--Silent Witness. Topee,
Devils Graz.
seventh Race-Nerry Pete, Biarky Bee.
Bootiess, Siam. Grey Doll, Bright So
nina.
Eighth Raee-ouaroma, wasgh Pop,
Key Man. Merry son.
At HAVANA
Weather, clear; track. fast.
First Race-Gate Souvenir. Busse
Trumpet. Ny Buddy, Brogue. Miss Mar
it's. Transen.
second Rsee-Spoiied BOY. Miss Wbtn.
Winning Woman. AWrt Carol. Hoohgan,
Campo. Purple sweep. Geo. W. Rooks.
Third Race aRoe. Crashaw.
Fourth Race-Book's Pride. Toby Ty-
Ter. Sky Orue. Merry Kin. Happy.
FIFTH Race-The Wink, Letselope,
Night Chase. David W.
sixth RAre-suburbanits.
seventh Race-Marurka. Sun WAY,
Ejector.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Cleveland Fetes Crisler

CLEVELAND, Feb. 4-UNS)-
Michigan alumni today relived the
Wolverines 400 football victory
last Fall over Ohio State following
a banquet last night in honor of
Fritz Crisler. Michigan grid coach.
More than 400 loyal supporters
heard Crisler congratulate Ohio's
new mentor, Paul Brown Of Mas
sillon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

SmokieWicZ Bros. established a
new high season series record
when II rolled 1928 70 Musgrave's
1852 70 win two points in the Elks'
circuit. George Bender edged out
Paul Scribner for top individual
honors by three pins with $40
High scores-Anthony Cetlinski 226. Aus
tin UnEer PA. Nell Carien 222. John Burns
22f sehuiiz 22i. clyde Simpson 2ls-295.
Boar Rossiier ais George Eyer 214-201.
Arthur DuPerry 2i7 Harry Graham 2i6.
Harold Allen 2oe jos Scribner 100000
Louis seriAnni all. Hub Bell EOS. Wal
ter Steli 202, Roy Fleming 2oi, Howard
Broad 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Indians Buy Heving
From Boston Red Sox

BOSTON. Feb. 4.-(NS)-Joe
Heving. right-handed Boston Red
Sox relief pitcher. has been sold to
the Cleveland Indians in a straight
cash transaction. He won II and
lost 7 games for the SoxI last
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
CALLAHAN AND sEDEsTRoM

Richard Callahan's ZIG in oO4.
Charley Sedestrom's 225. Chuck's.
SCI in 2514 were high in the East
Dearborn league.
High scores Michael Carroll 2is. Frank
Lasota 203 Winia m Royce 200. James
Fairly 200. Alec Brown 200. Joseph suili-
van pol Cas- symanski zoe. John Reihs
1893. Milton Fuller 1879
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
SPLITS 4 PASTIME

Making splits is favorite pas
time in the Bundy Girls league.
Evelyn Nichols negotiated the
ST in rolling 202. Ann Faust the
2-4-10 and Lucy Ellis the 81.
Rose Moseley's 1S4 also stood out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
telegraph Matches

SiXty-four colleges in the Asso-
citation of College Unions compete
annually by telegraph at pocket
billiards, straight rail and three
cushion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
STAGING CLOSE RACE

a Close championship race IS
being staged in the Springwells
House circuit with Les Pen a game
in front.
High scores. Bahs 225. johnson 2in
Mcintosh 2ts. Pav~lek 2lo Hamilton 222
Browe 20l 20f Bedsrd 245-2jT-232
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
TWO MARKS FOR ATLAS

Atlas Five posted two new sea-
son records in the Chene- Trombly
league by combining 1898 1903 96S
for 1864. I'd Burke collected ssh
I'd Zovis go and Roman Honey
6IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
TIE FOR HIGH THREE

With 1856 Morey's Wildcats tied
Macika's Pirates for high three
game season mark in the JAW
circuit. Andrew Macika tumbled
256 to pass Bill Ehlert for high
single by two pins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
SHAKER HIGH SCORER

Wally Shaker opened with 233 in
coo 70 lead the field in the New
York Central Accounting loop.
Alex Watt hit 234.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Strohs Will Press
Bid for Third
;. Tonight
STANDINGS
TONIGHI's MATCHES

sRIsdon vs.. stroh, alleys lie; krakow
". Twentieth Century, S-4; .Chene-T from
-ry vs.. Pepsi Cola. SO. .Detroit Gaskst vs..
Mlneraiites, rs; morton vs.. Paris. e-lo;
schmidt ". Goebel, II-i,; 'Naiby's Rite
fire VS.. toea Cola. lS-li; sternor's w..
Ekhardt 4 Becker, 1915.
Matches at Mert loves Recreation.
1898 East Jefferson, s:l5 p. m.
denotes winner of two games hfst
round. with exception Of Risdon and Nor
ton, which won three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
THREE STAND OUT

Milton Fuller's o and Andrew
Gasparek's 234s and Peter Max
wells 202- 203-20S for 6l3 featured
in the West Warren S25 handicap
loop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
PRINTERS SET NEW HIGH

Paced by Dave Newman's Gil
and high single of 2 2333 by #itfred
Dalton the Union Printers set
nnNl sor.inS rrnarL Of OSdH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
ART CENTER LEADS

Art Center's sweep over La Sale
as Multi-Color No. ] was blanked
by Sweetheart gave the former top
spot in the house league.
High scores-Harry Tobian 20a-2O5 BOB
Johnston 222 -20i. George Morgan 233-2O0
Lou LntI 210-2o6, Cap Schroeder 2ls, Lee
Toban 207-2n3. Tom Thompson 204. Harry
Stone 2i3 Jim Marshall ais. Stew Nichol-
son 2i2 Gus Kruzich 203 Joe starr 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
OWENS is THREE Up

Owens Five has a three point
margin in the Springwell's Mixed
Loop.
Hirh scorrs-M wunderlch 200 Hahn
zoo. steiner 40. Myers 2i0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
Rice Skaters
Track Record
For I Miles
International New. Service Wire

JERSEY CITY. N. j.. Feb. A.
Two distance runners-Leslie Mac
Mitchell. the New York University
miller, and barrel-chested Gregory
Rice of the South Bend. Ind.
Athletic Club-last night domi-
mated the fourteenth annual Seton
Hall indoor games at the Jersey
City Armory.
MacMitchell scored his first
majoc triumph of the indoor sea-
son when he finished ahead of his
consistent opponent. Walter Mehl
of Wisconsin. His time was 4:23 a.
Rice pounded the boards over
tic two-mile course in 9:21. setting
a new record for the armory here
but falling below his own world
record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04
SIX GAMES AHEAD

Testing increased its lead TO six
games in the kelsey-Hayes Office
loop by whitewashing Cost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-04

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Notice! ALI people in De-
partment 80 who want a hot
tip ON the Broom Tails, also
known as the Doggies, see
CHARLES GAZELL.
, 1941-01-16

A QUESTION has arisen in the
minds of the Department AZ and
So Inspectors-Does their Fore
man back up to receive his pay?
How about it, Louie?