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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-12-26
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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-12-26
Pioneer Ohio
Editor Dies

CLEVELAND, Dec. 11-(ANP)
One of the last remaining pio-
neers in the newspaper field, and a
lifelong fighter for Negro civil
rights, Harry C. Smith, died Of a
cerebral hemorrhage last Wednes-
day morning at his office here,
from which he had continued to
publish alone the Gazette, which
he founded in 1898.
The veteran editor-publisher, re-
ported to have been "indisposed"
over the week end, had failed to
attend scheduled meetings Of local
draft board No. Is, Of which he
was a member. Member officials,
puzzled over his absence, decided
to look him up. On Wednesday
morning Chief Clerk Frank W.
cambridge, Jr., and DR.. J. l.
Stephens, board physician who re-
Gently gave Mr.. Smith a "check-
up" went to the Gazette office to
see him. According to the two
men, the aged editor was able to
open the Office door to admit them
but within q few seconds after
their entrance fell to the floor
dead. No living relatives have been
located as yet
A sincere and unfaltering fighter
for square deals for Negroes in
American life, he was IN indi-
viduaist. However, he had few
friends among the rank and file of
Negro citizenry and even those
who knew him, knew very little Of
his private life.
Ohio Mob Violence Act
The most famous achievement
credited to Mr.. Smith was his au-
thorship Of ths Ohio Mob Violence
act which was passed in 1896 while
he was a member Of the Ohio legis-
lature. This act interpreted a
"mob" as two or more people. He
is also credited with authorizing the
Ohio Civil Rights law providing for
the fining Of proprietors Of places
of public accommodation who dis
criminate against Negroes, by re-
fusing to serve them because Of
color.
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SPORT LIGHT
By Jimmy Lee

Dear Readers:
This week let us put down our
pen and ink and offer you our
sincere wish that all Of you will
have the merriest Of Christmases-
the happiest holiday Season you
have ever experienced.
Jimmy Lee.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-12-26
THIS
WORLD
Red Russia and Propaganda
Radio Music
Theoretical Sympathy
AviatOrs

1t took 20 years for the U. S.
propaganda mills to make Russia,
Red Russia, a place to be scorned
like a case of smallpox, by God
fearing citizens. The rush to
canOnize Russia after she entered
the war on "Our" side gave even the
most gullible person an insight on
how the mills of propaganda turn.
So far reports of our war activity
have been as extremely clear-cut
as circumstances allow and with a
lack of the stuff fed the people of
the Axis powers by their controlled
press.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Times Sweeps
Dedd|ine Near
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
John ID. Watts conducting the
show. Aftcrward will be the mid
season parties Of both clubs.
Through the fine work of Char
ley Brown of Chrysler UAW-CIO
Local No Z, hves from Kercheval
and jefferson plants will dominate
the three following shifts. Brown
viii have $50 men on hand and
next year he~promises 500, or 10C
teams.
This writer would like 10 thank
the Chrysler Corporation boys at
this time in behalf of The Detroit
Times. Imperial Recreation and
himself for the wonderful CO.
operation they have shown annu-
ally. There viii be other ChrySler
teams later. II Is a great tribute
and we wish you big scores.
Art WatSOn'S Palmer Park Rec
rcatIon, Saturday, and Rog Over
myers Detroit GaSket. a former
and member of the
Times All-Star Classic, Sunday,
are the only Class A outfits listed.
But The Detroit Times League
boys and a number of others will
bo IN there pitching. Something
about them later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Harmon OH Ice?
No, lis Just His Look-AIike, Johnny Kolodzy.
Forward on Auto Club Lineup
BY VI. +. DRUKENBRoD
"Cnme on. you Harmon 90


Strange as n may sound at a
hockey game, that eXhOrtation IS
heard every Sunday afternoon at
olympia at the Metropolitan
Hockey League games.
It's the fans way Of urging
Johnny Kolodzy, an Auto Club
forward. 10 get a goal or knock
an opposing defenseman a-kicking.
Johnny you see. looks enough
like Tom Harmon 10 be the former
University of Michigan footballer'S
twin. He has the Harmon profile
and everything that is everything
but Harmon'S stature
kolodZy stands only 5 feet 6
inches and weighs only las pounds.
Bur ON skates and in the bulky
hockey rcgala he looks much
bigger as big, IN fact, as the 1876
pound Harmon
Olympia received SO many in
Guiucs at the outset of the sea-
son as 10 whether Harmon was
playing in the league that it finally
was explained over the PA system
that the player with No II on
his uniform is JOHNNY Kolodzy, not
Tom Harmon %
That hasn't stopped the fans
though. They still insist on calling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
GaEnneIS
Top DAG
HsOWlerS

CamelS arc champions today for
the lHSt half season Of the De-
troit Athletic Club bowling league.
They finished in a tie with Pail
Mall and won two straight in the
roll-otf 1919 TO $50 and 1857 to
S63.
Joe Sweeney with 235-2l0 and
Clarence Bull with 1929 gave
material aid to CamelS while Bill
Harrison with 212-1S6 was high
for Pail Mall
Bull had a 639 series in the final
games Of the regular first halt
season and Harry Taylor GOT for
Lucky Strikes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

The program still in the making, but 1f the flea
lures viii bring than 500 young men from The vaIou.
countries below The border aviation pilots These
Latns Will be the outstanding athletes Of their countries
cording advance word.
And representative in Central and South America
the coodnatOr sending Moe Berg the major league catcher
Berg always noted for mis- linguistic well his athle,
ability With like Berg going from country country
with thorough knowledge Of Spanish and Portuguese and
comprehensive foundation all sports there shouldn't be
wild pitches passed balls Laun-Amencan policy.
AND THE LAST BASEBALL STORY OF THE YEAR
Ten base hits injected the proper times, would have
given the Reds third straight renan instead Of third place
finish according 70 The Cincinnati publicity FOUNDER.
Wen hats hgurnE i dose ANYWAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

Mater dc their stun, there could
be other reasons.
Probably the most logical
explanation offered Yet goes
something like this. Oregon
State has in Don Durdan a back
who kicks with his left foot and
passes with his left hand. And
any pro gridder who played
against the Chicago Bears this
season will remind YOU that Me
Afee always puts his left foot
forward to guage the tempera-
ture Of his bath, and that he al
WAYS stlrs his coffee with
left-handed spoon.
This seems 20 be a good r
reason as any Wade just want;
to accustom his players TO kicks
and passes. delivered from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Edible May Play
Against Hawks
Continued from First Sport Page

' ,
fortunes will change with the
coming of center Adam Brown and
Joe Carveth from Indianapolis
before proceeding with plans for
a trade in which Whltelaw would
be used.
Two National League clubs, be-
lieved 10 be the New York Rangers
and Montreal Canadiens. are being
approached by Adams with deals
which involve WhitelaW.
Detroit is ready 10 give White
law, additional players and cash
for any player who can help the
club which has been unable to de-
feat a top-ranking team this
season. Although Adams will not
say who he IS seeking, center Phil
Watson has been frequently men
toned AS a player with whom the
Rangers might part because Of
salary disputes. Hector (Toe)
Blake. Montreal left wing. is re-
garded rs a player who might take
HoweS place among the Wing for
wards if Adams decided 10 move
sgd back permanently
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

Leads District

To the Glass B Meadowbrook
team went high score in the
Womens District Bowling League
yesterday at State Fair Recrea-
ton They rolled PITT, 10 pins
higher than Birmingham, top team
in Class A.
Mrs. NJ. +. Sheppard had high
three-game series in this group
with 467. while Mrs. s. Guckian' S
1872 was top single effort.
Meadowbrook and Country Club
are now tied for top ranking in
the A division, each having %
points Mrs George Nankervis OF
Detroit Golf Club tipped high
three-game series with 496, as
Mrs. r. NJ, Burch of Oakland Hills
had high single game of 206.
CLASS A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Ted Schroeder Wins
Sugar Bowl Singles

NEW ORLEANS. Dec 81 INS).
Ted Schroeder Of Glendale. Cal.
yesterday won the eighth annual
Sugar Bowl tennis championship,
defeating Francisco SeEura. South
American champion 4-6 l-6. So
Cd 81
The Schrocdcr-G arnar Mulloy
team, handicapped by the lormer'S
WEAKNESS after ms singles match,
lost the doubles title 70 Ted OIL
wine. Santa Monica, Cal, and Billy
Talbert. Cincinnati. Ga 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
v4eb Jta4ss
II by 1}oG 1ll,,1ploy
Oregon Stste May Upset WelI-Laid Plans c
Dukes Wade and McAfee in Bowl Game

Here's little note which shows that the Dukes
Of Durham really business preparing for the
planted Rose Bowl game With Oregon State.
There buzzng unbounded among observers and news
papermen they discovered George McAfce the Chicago
Bears back working with Wallace Wades Blue Devils
Outside Of that McAee Of Wades
full proteges professional football business and that he
might be hand TO watch the forces of his Alma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Basketball Results

Ttas Oklahoma q M 80
Ia.se- ~
Ja 80 iowa 90
NJ II4t.rs
/Jers4. a.. g. %
s.n .. cir-e %
~ frErf ST.
l.saf Dt-saar s7 ~ rerfrle $50 81
~ EaHumo-s 81.
rft0a 70 g. 10 So
t ~ VAN. lee q.
.-.I
Ia+ 80 N-ffr DaE..a
is. c.alr a.. AugsburG N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
TWO ARE LOW

YoSt> 67S did not help Krakow
extensively as Joe Scribner marked
only 400 and Paul sos IN 2S35
while Walhy hit 1862 IN caShnl
three Bib Murphy had 623 Harold
De CriCk. 634, and Henry NoSa.
kowSki. 62l.
Cas> Schlan shaved of 652 anc
steve Morris zoe in 2965 as Ncrnol
lost two 10 Chcne-Tromhly. Joe
Paulus made GA in 1923
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

the Auto Club star Harmon" and
after every game he receives nu-
merouS requests 10 autograph my
score card, viii you. Harmon ?"
This Is all very embarrassing TO
kolodzy, a Windsor youth who. by
the way. never has seen Harmon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Eagles Square Series
With Fl. WaYne

FT WAYNE Dpe 3l ~
Wsyre b3-33 tcior qter no D,-
trqit Eagles Nordes ~as a. gtr
with the touring basketball 20 u
from ne motor city today Dutch
Dernert.s team reversed t-e Cr.
c.s.tn $40 yesterday .r .rs
second encounter Wltr tre team
that second lr tr0 N5rcra
.AA-le
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
ChristOforidis
Now Managed
By Eddie Meade
Guided Armstrong
TO 3 Worlds Titles
at One Time
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

It's the third appearance here
of Anton ChriStoioridiS, who fights
George Brunette Friday night at
the State Fair Coliseum, but it's
the first under his new manager,
Eddie Meade
Better known as the manager
of Hammerin Henry Armstrong,
only fighter to hold three world
titles simultaneously. Meade took
over the Greek AdoniS Just before
he won a l0-round decision from
Ceferino Garcia at Cleveland, in
the annual Christmas Fund Show
Christoforidis was managed by
Lew Burston when he fought here
and won from Brunette and Joe
Sutka The Garcia fight was hls
first since he lost his y b. A
light heavyweight title 10 Gus
Lesnevich in April, at Madison
Square Garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Holds His WEIGHT

Bruce Smith. MinneSota'S star
halfbsck IS six feet and weighs
1913 pounds He hasn't gained or
lost amy nnnndage IN three wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

Over a-the-sugar Bowl front in New Orleans Sleepy
jim Crowley promised sports addcs good Ford
ham team Jim that his dashing unpronounceabes.
especially Steve Fpowicz will really flash ability and readi
of those Missouri Tigers. But Jim shouldn't
have cleaning look their
Last year Stanford which the outstanding
exponent the Information Buths year the No
with IT. unquestionaby has been Don Fauros forces
from Columbia.
They say that these fellows Bob steuber Maurice Wade
and Harry Ice really have "T-cepuon'
Two Of the pararchs Of modern football stand out among
Yost grand old of Michigan and Robert Zuppke,
recently retired coach Illinois.
The contributions which these have made to foot
ball can't be words but it's interesting TO note that
what they has gone unrewardedeven in
tirement. named honorary position in the
university athletic department given sizab pension
After All, Bob Zuppke Earned II
And now on the same day American Football
Coaches Association and the National Collegiate Athletic Asso
chosen honor these of the gdror
this good out Of Chicago.
At yearend meeting Of the trustees Of the University
of Illinois, voted Zuppke retirement salary
of 1000 year until further notice The trustees also voted
to pay Zuppk his regular $4,000 salary for the ending
Sept /, 1912
The regular and retirement salary will come out the
unversiys athletic fund which quite fitting
After all cups % years football coach that made
that fund what it is today
new athletic rivalry opens tonight Milwaukee when
the University Of Michigan basketball faces Marquette
This will cage meeting Of the schools but the
ltoppe previously faced all other Western Con-
ference schools on the court.
It's good news any day now to hear that our relations
with Latin American being knit closer together
especially through the medium of sports major program
of erAmercan sports with LanAmerican athletes
peng this country and best going South being
organized 1892 by office Nelson A Rockefeller
ordinator Of inter-American affairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Hockey Standings

last NIGHTS Rt~i It's
Mnntfeh. 2 chicago 3.
BOSTON : Trfug'.
TONIGHT'~ GANL
New YORK 90 BroutbH.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Missouri Backs Really Have 'T-Ception

Don't be surprised if Oregon State shows up tomorrow
in the Durham Rose Bowl" with rghooted kicker. II
may end Of confusion especially after McAfce has
almost letter perfect in the art OF
Judging the fight Of ball kicked from the left foot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
MEADE'S PLANS

What are Meade's plans for his
new fighter?
I'm going TO campaign him
AS light heavyweight, although
1 would like to- shoot him In
against Tony Zale for the
middleweight crow says
Meade.
Christoforidis viii have 10 make
166 pounds for his fight with Bur
nette, who holds Michigan's mid
dleweight crown.
That's easy, though. lie can
make l60 pounds without losing
any strength" Meade adds,
Does he intend 10 work the for
mer European middleweight cham
pion exclusively in New York?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
DETROIT TINES SQUAD

2'5-tlass B-Hargretts Tap Room
trenton Merchants, Leo LaForest. Class
Bicking; Headlines. Melvin Neumann
Freshmen William Hore. Home Delivery.
I'd Chapp' Accounting. Pres John Nielsn
Bob mccarthy: Edtorials' VIC packman
Night Edition. II Henderson Wyandotte
Granite Co, Booster Gust Cus,afson
troit Recreation. Utica League-Kratt's
Hardware Charles Kraft schons IL
schans Cooks Toggery. Vogue House. J.
Johnson; Sterotypers. Detroit Times, John
Inter Dept. g. silaski Accounting. DitIlsr
Color G Morrison. Va. Blues sun oil y.
Albers Night Hawks. Superior Tool am
Die. VIC Bersan Red Lines, Detroit Times.
Barber Gihralter club Edward siedley
Central Steel and Wire, steel Warehouse
5l5-CIass B-weler Drug. Royal OAK
House. + Lauer Class G Daniels Service
Argyle s23 Blair Wallace; Gleneagles S25.
viking Bar John Dempsey. Glass; d
sun Ray Flashes. Henry Workman Hck-
ford Cleaners James Gardiner. SqAarc
Mems store. Assumption GrottO. Allan
Clchon; SChmiefs Johnny Cafe John
Waliek; Ne, !. Falcon Tool EdG y.i
ence Cook Class Assumption Grotto -
Schoenherr Real Estate Norman Noyak
). StenEel The Barber, John Stengel
7:3O-Ciass C-Miner Homes. Ecors,
Merch. Mill. Lester Parish Sc0tties Blue
Room Grill. Charles Milne Class D--ldlers
Zenith Carb., Ben Jarvis GueWsk Funeral
\. +. Metro, STANLEY Pters; Rouge Car
ldens, Ecurse Merch Mi Louis Plopsn
Chick AIMS Bar Altoona Peanut. Stanley
Dominiak: Tool stores Chrysler Div No /
F.. CUTLER Union Investment League 40
J, Hentschke No IS. Henry Jankowsky
No. 4. McCielland. Class E-Bue Room
Grill-Century Coach. Frank PrLbylowicz
Red Arrow, Peter Martin
945-Class A-Detroit Gasket Co, De
troit Times All-Star Classic, Roger over
myer. Class B-Kar Nuts River Rouge
Inter City, Ted Puckett. Del Mar No 2
orient House, Elmer Kraft Class Grain
bow Rec 10. . Former Foufs Kenneth
Mas Dromhrovsk Five NJ Elliott ST.
Eouse. Walter Bendena Class D-A J..
Ross Roofing, Richard Rancho Johnnie
Leeas Bar y vs.. Jr House Louis
Tyczynski; Roy Pask Chene-Trombly.
BiegleCk Class Ford Aircraft, Ford
Local William Slbert, Pals BJhn Alum
No S, Frank Regret; Al Choate Used cars
., r. Bus Men. Al ChOate, Bottle shop
SfFgh's "a yaWfrkf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
SUNDAY

1880 \. m.--Class C--Mansfield Clothes
Travelius ". Slater. Class D-Texas Gas
and on. Happy Pals Tony Kubeck: Ad.
Justers Burroughs, r. Dudley, Murray
Opticians, Conglo Or. Jack Jackman,
SNYDER. Dodge FORGE, F Snyder. Class p
Fahricaiing Assembly. DiVco Twin Truck
Roy Reardon Field Lumber, Metro Lum.
oermens, r. Gaiimore Good shop. Altoona
Peanut, W. Pacos WltkowsM Clothes
Mich. Ind. Gus Kodak. Bill Saunders
Grand National PHI George. Scotter
cleaners IT, BUS Men, Lester Drier; Car
nish Moulding, BLDG Ford Local. L,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
ARNAULT HERB, TOO

"No. He's going 10 fight all
over, just like Armstrong did.
Mike Jacobs didn't have a piece
Of him. and he isn't going TO
have piece OF ChristOforidis.
There's plenty of money TO
be made in other cities besides
New York. Why should we wait
around until Uncle Mike decides
TO use him?"
Also here with ChriStoforidis is
Maurice Arnault former European
lightweight champion over whom
Yves Ramey won a l0-roWd de-
eiston last June in his farewell
bout at Grand Rapids
Arnault has given up fighting
he's 29 and is now trainer for
Chrlstoiorlds. who lives with HIM
and has wife In Cleveland Arnault
has a 5-year-old son George, who
is still in Paris.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Times Sweeps
Pin Schedule
SATURDAY
CLNToN NALLEN sQTAp

I:OO--Class C-Putters. Pat Patterson,
Brasaes. Jack Baker; spoons, Walter Cos
teuo. Class D-Msshie Irons, william
Dana; Chppers Jack Dalton Mashie Nib.
Hicks, Jerry Lynch; Greens. Frier Turner.
Class Drivers. Harold Baumgartner
Washes I'd stafford Driving Irons, Wal
ter Wolf. Jiggers, Fred Glaeseti Niblieks,
Bud Ritter
BIRNnNGHAM GOLF CLUB SQUAD
s;fS-CIa. E-Drivers Clarence Apple
gate. Brassies Joe Hughes Spoons. Harley
Webb; Driving Irons Adam Besemer Mid.
Irons. Ted Sirene. Mashie Irons, Harry
Kaiser; Msshies Dr. Pdul Miller. Mashie
Nibncks, Robert Timberg; Niblicks, Ossie
Eakins Putters. Simeon Jones: Jiggers,
Francis Young Dynamlters. Harold Conner.
JAW-CIO LOCAL No. SQUAD
g 0O--Class 4 Yankees, NJ Cuomo;
Metal shop, Vincent DOrazio. Five Trai-
tors. r. Ruhsna, Cast on. p Time.
Joseph Lis. Trim q. Merkle Moochers.
NJ. Kalleel Class Maintenance. Martin
Marzolf Inspection Daniel Duffy; los
Trim 30. ?. Ralph Harvey Trim No ].
John Kornak
UAw-CIO LOCAL NO. SQUAD
sI5-Class ID - Roofs. r. zilinsky
Crankshsu No s. T Jordon Pistons. r
Kanachki, Final Assembly. Charles Phelps
Material, r. Carmen: Robe Cords, Georg,
Ruhana; Seat Wings. Angelo DeBasco; Pc
IcelNlnss Romeo BpurEeauit Cushions,
Adolph Jansen. Class Erin. EdwArt
Zamojski Dept. 81, 7. Taylor. Rear Backs
s. Kolarsky
UAN-CIo LOCAL No. ! SQUAD
10 :3O--Class A-Palmer Park Rec
Travelling. Art Watson Class B-George A
Henry. Barney Adair Woody Pontiac sales
/ Travelling, John Shepp Glass UAW-CIC
Local No, Motor Block No s NJ
Ellis, Paint No So q sofia Class d
Plating, J. Prelli', Sheet. Metal Assembly
~. Cross Motor Line l. Ruhana; Lyoi
No /. Lyon Inc. y zellenak Unison SAC
Neighhorh1od ID Wujczyk Class E-Lyoi
| No ?, Lyon. Inc. J.. Vacuone. Motto
BLOCK No, S, UAW-CIO Local No. I, +
Patterson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
HOLMES $50 AIDS

I'm tossing 300 Ekhardt- Becker
had the Holmes $50 for top witt
Chef Bukowski, 500, Emil Dimitrie
COS, Jim DiMeglio, 635, and Louis
Sielan 597 furnishing tho rest in
taking two from PepSi-Cola whose
top was Eddie LaBuddc'S Sos +.
and p. had f090-1023 in 300 to
Pepsi's 1890 in 2S43.
Bowling School with Wayne
Spaulding's 500 and Bob John
stons 62l welded 1890 in 2999 10
Twentieth Century's 1908 in 2713.
Austin Keller dropped to SIT and
Bill Littman TO SIS on the TWcn-
Norton shot 1925 in 1881 in
claiming two from GaSket which
had 10lS IN 2S17 Ovcrmycr car
ricd GaSkct on his $50 As Bib
Nowcrv was down 10 525 and
Herb lankc 10 529 Chef ShccN
booked 6l2 Frank Cell col and
Jumping Jack DiGiovannl GIG for
Norton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
Cocs-CoIas Win Three
in Furnishing Upset;
Frank Yost Has 678

Coco Cola is the reason today
why Stroh Is m first place by thr q
games and Paris is tied with
Schmidt for second in the Detroit
Times classic
After winning ono game per
week over a stretch of five in tho
Classic The CokeS thanked Paris
minus John CrImminS, while Stroh
did the same to National, and the
ever rising SchmidtS spiked two
from MincraliteS. Frank Yo>t
Inickcd 67s for Krakow to lead the
league.
High team score honors at De
troit Recreation last night went 10
Ekhardt- Becker with 800 George
Holmes furnished the extra cyl
Under with 500 that included a
23S-235. Stroh sliced off 1904 with
667 of it coming from Fred Wolf
CaSS Grygier linked 23l-2l4-257
into 702.
That steadily improving Bowling
School missed the boat with 1888
Roger Overmyer Of Gasket, emerg-
ING from a season long slump, had
216-25S in 653.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31

side But of Coach Lon Sher has probably been
brewing different kind Of potion for the Blue Devils
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
JoLSoN SHOOTS 668

Stroh stirred l0l7-l040-l037 into
309i in tripping the PTS Ma
tionalS. Louis Burr'S outfit met toe
many red lights. Frank Zion going
down 10 SOD and Tony Novak, high
man, having only 57l.
Emo Jolson led Coca Cola on 662
that included a 246 finish and Al
bert Massoll Jr shifted 10 third
opened with 25S and made 639
The Cokes had 1000-1022 in 295G
10 1912 for Paris in 1868. Malcolm
Gilmour filed in for GriHHainS
who is Contesting in a west coast
SwccpSt axes.
Adolph Konopka hoiSted only
$50 and Perry Allagreen 553. other
items that did not help the Paris
cause
Fred Buiack with 666 and Al
Kopitzki go. guided the 29lZ
SehmidtS 10 two over the 2S44
MineraliteS. Tom Rooney had 65t
for the Miners and Charlie Kotar-
ski 623 but Ernie SoeSt Skidded "a
526 and Harold Allen 545. Schmidt
had a 1925 windup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LEAGUE

Akron A. Windsor
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