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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

GET YOUR CAR NOW at today's low
prices and sensible terms of one-third
down and 18 months on the balance. See
the large selection of good used cars in
the AUTOS for Sale" classification of
Times Want Ads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

Texas Gulf Sulphur Company
declared a dividend of so cents
and an additional dividend of Sc
cents, both payable December Is
to stock of record December /
Payments for the year total $3.50
against the same amount in 1910
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-05

Continental on Company and subsidiaries
report September quarter net pront OF
S4733 13s after taxes based on 1871
Revenue Act. or S1.Oi a share. against
Se1l .345 or 10 cents share Ia the Sep
TENDER quarter Of 1910.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Big Field Of Pin Stars
Seen for Tourney
AT Chevy Chase
Jack TuIbert Making
His First Venture in
Major Promoting

No little success promises to be
Jack Talbert's Sunday when the
doughty, sorrel-thatched manager
of Chevy Chase Ice Palace Bowling
Alley, tried his hand at staging big
tournament for the first time.
AS originator of the Ice Palace
Major Open, 10game event with
an entrance fee of SIS and top prize
of $500, Talbert appears to have
given Washington's leading bowlers
Just the kind of an attraction they
have been calling for.
Blocks will be rolled at 2. 4, 7 and
9 pm.
Talbert will stage a preliminary
in conjunction with the Ice Palace
Commercial League matches Friday
night. The stars also will have
their crack at winning pald-up en-
tries at 10 o'clock the same evening.
Jack will be Johnny -the-spot
Saturday in Richmond when the
sixth annual Capt. Frank Jett tour
nament is held. Here he hopes 10
reap a harvest of entries. Besides
the 25 or more Capital hoWltzers
who will roll in the big Virginia
event, Talbert Will endeavor to swing
most of the other l00-odd sharp
shooters who hail from Baltimore.
Norfolk, Richmond and other cities.
Arville Ebersole, executive secre-
tary of the National Duckpin Bowl
ing Congress, in close touch with the
/ leading bowlers of this area, predicts
approximately Is entries for Talbert.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Varied Sports Card
Will Be Presented
Al Tonight

Wrestling, fencing. jiu jitsu, GYM
nastics and tumbling will be dis
played to Y. M C. A. members and
their friends tonight at 1886 G street
NV, starting at 8 o'clock. with Arch
Mcdonald serving as master Of cere-
monies for the sports review pro-
gram.
The Washington Y. NJ c. A.
Whirlwinds will perform in tum-
bling exhibitions and both boys and
girls will participate In gymnastics.
Jiu iitsu will be under the direction
OF Joseph Chang, while David Arm
strong will supervise wrestling and
Wright Carney will direct fencing
activity.
The program is designed to aid
new Y. M c. A. members in becom-
ing acquainted and social dancing
will follow the sports review.
Evening star., 1941-11-12

Landing third-place money of s35
with 1898. Inez Bryan, Government
Printing Office star, and Lou Jen-
kins, the Capitals No. l bowler, were
the only Washington duo to land
among the eight major prize WIN
ners in the Armistice Day mixed
doubles at HagerstoWn.
In a spectacular finish, Edna
Brockwell of Richmond and Claude
(Hop) Caskey of Martinsburg, w.
Va, won the 500 top prize with
1913. Mrs. Brockwell fired 128 and
the veteran Caskey 167 for their
final games for respective flve-game
sets of GIG and 694.
Baltimore rollers copied six places
with Pauline Molt and Mike Shat
tuck winners of the $50 second prize
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Torpedo Plant Loop
Al Clarendon First
To all Into Line
Gates Legion Triumph
With Great Hondicop
Inspires buffers
By ROD THOMAS.

To the Clarendon Bowling Gen.
ter goes the distinction of producing
the first full-league entry in The
Stars Defense bond bowling tourna-
ment. to open December s, on all
metropolitan district mapleWays, but
the New Recreation, barely beaten
to it by Clarendon, struck it richer.
Following the suggestion of Eddie
Goldberg, Clarendon proprietor, the
18-team Navy Yard Torpedo Plant
League voted to enter en- masse.
At the New Recreation, Manager
Charley Parker announced the mass
entry OF the Civil Service Commits
sion League, composed Of IA teams.
It is one of the largest and llvest
duckpin circuits eXtant, with Secre-
tary Dean Bierlv as its sparkplug.
Both leagues will use their league
games for the qualification test dur
ing the week of December s. In the
case of the Civil Service pinmen,
they will shoot an extra game, the
leagues regular matches comprising
only two tits 1t rolls at 4:45 pm.
and abbreviateS its contests TO per-
nit college students in its mem
bership to make classes.
SIeuths Also Entered.
Parker also announced the 1ull
entry of the Federal Bureau OF In
vestigation Midnight Force League
Of IA teams.
Among other groups to enter early
Is the District League OF IL teams
composed almost entirely OF stars
and shooting on circuit OF drlVes'
Bowling alley managers are taxing
a keener interest in The Star tourna-
ment than ever before in its l4-yeaf
history.
This time" to quote one, we
have the greatest bargain ever put
before bowlers. There are so many
selling arguments that at least one
is bound to hit any bowler.
Handicap Is Strong Appeal.
One of the strongest appeals Is the
full handicap, which will give every
entrant a genuine chance for the
awards of $4,000 or more in Defense
savings. with the mems top prize a
$1,000 bond and the womens one OF
$500.
Talk of the CAPITAL duckpin popu-
lation today and a particularly live
topic among prospective entrants IN
The stars event was the triumph
of Charley Gutter BALI Gates IN
the American Legion Sweepstakes at
Silver Spring which attracted a
field of 300. a sensational showing
for such tournament. Gates
averages "a in the Army Medical
Center of Walter Reed. Il have a
tough time" said little Charley,
keeping as many as three consecu-
tive balls out of the gutter and I
was scared stiff when l came to the
last box in the Legion tournament
knowing I had chance to win"
But Gates screwed up his courage
enough to make spare and trl-
umphed by two sticks His handicap
of 255 pins was said to be the larg-
est ever given in a local tournament,
There will be many like that in
The Stars giant maple party and
Gates victory is an inspiration to
those who will receive them.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Washington Dog Wins
A||-Age Honors in
Virginia Trials
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
ORANGE, Va, Nov. l2.-Turning
up seven finds. Bronco Pilot Jake.
pointer owned by S. Groome
Eareckson of Washington. captured
the all-age stake here yesterday as
the fall Virginia amateur field trials
closed.
Beau Essigs Don, a setter owned
by Virgil P. Hawse of Staunton. was
second with four finds. while Home
ward Gallant Knight, a pointer
owned by John H. Miller of Clayton,
N. j., was third with three finds.
Ernest C. Mead of Richmond was
reelected president of the associa-
ton, with Fritz Sitterding, jr.. of
Richmond, first vice president; M. D.
Hart of Ashland, second vice presi-
dent; S. B. Simpson, jr., third vice
president, and A. H. Ware of Rich
mond, cretary-treasurer.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Central, Western Shift
To Formers Field

Fridays football game between
Central and Western for the West
division title in the interhigh race
has been shifted to Central Stadium
at 3:l5 pm.
The game originally was set for
Western, but Hardy Pearce, director
OF health and physical education,
said the transfer was made because
the expected attendance made a
larger stadium necessary.
Evening star., 1941-11-12

semester. Norman HorWltZ OF WOOD
row Wilson was elected first vice
president and will direct the fall
interhigh single e-round-robln team
tournament that begins November
%. with subsequent ROUNDS on sue
cessive Friday afternoons. The COM
plete schedule will be published in
this column.
Jack Rhodes of Eastern was
elected second vice president, While
Martin Glazer, president of Central
High Chess Club was nominated
for third vice president Edward
Moore, president of Fairfax tVao
High Chess Club. was elected secre-
tary-treasurer and John Rast, presi-
dent of Roosevelt High Chess Club,
reporter.
Other members present at the
honor council assembly were Billie
Green. Fairfax; Don Wyveu and
George Clark. Western; Louis Gass.
Roosevelt; Milton Wilson, Eastern,
and Bill Scott, Tech.
Next meeting will be November %,
when the first round Of the team
tournament will be played with
these pairings: Wh5on-Western,
Roosevelt Central. Tech Eastern,
Fairfax. bye. Meanwhile each club
will rank its players and file COM
plete list with President Shelton
1905 Washington Circle, Republic
1905.
High school chess players who
wish to join the club at their re-
spective schools may do so by at
tending the regular weekly meeting,
as follows:
Western High Chess Club, TUESDAY, 3
Pm Room S bsss Mss cub WednesdsY,
3:O5 pm, Room 219, Miss LOCKWOOD
adviser. =,
pm. Room I9. Mr.. Wirsing, adviser.
Tech High Chess Club, Tuesday, $40
pm, Room 900, Miss Frazer acting ad-
woodrow Wilson High Chess Club.
Wednesday, 3:05, Room 2"f' Miss Atchi-
; Central High Chess Club, Wednesday.
3.I5 pm, Room 2I0, Miss Wright ad-
Fairfax Wal High Chess Club Tues
day. 1890 pm" Room 80 Mr.. stutz-
man, adviser.
Shelton, Techs Ace.
Tech High Chess Clubs single
round tourney to decide ranking
supremacy and player strength for
formal match chess ended with
Howard Shelton in No. l position
with seven straight victories.
Ranking of the tourney players
with individual scoring:
Evening star., 1941-11-12
ives FerreII in Thick
OF Golf Struggle
Al Pinehurst
He and Partner Two Shots
From Acknowledgment
Pro-Amuteur Leaders
By WALTER McCALLUM.
Star Staff Correspondent.

PINEHURST, N. c., Nov. IL
Yves Ferrell, remember him-the
pitcher who did all right for quite
a few years with Clark Griff1th's boys
when they seemed headed for some
thing better than the second division
in the American League? Yves, 1t
seems, developed into quite a
southpaw golfer. He manages a team
in the Carolina circuit nowadays.
His team won the pennant this year,
which is par in any league, and Wes
Is doing all right in the golf business.
A southpaw golfer and one of the
best among the baseball golfers of
the land, Wes is in spot on the Mid
South tourney today where ne and
George Corcoran, his partner from
Greensboro, can step out and win
all the marbles. Playing In a red
shirt and a red cap with ear muffs,
Yves claims he is ready to go bird
hunting if birdie hunting is not so
good. He also claims he will be set
to do lot of birdie hunting in the
Baseball Players Golf Tournament
in Miami late in January.
Ferrell and his partner were only
two shots off the pace starting the
final round in the pro-amateur tour
ney today. Leaders were Ed Voynow
and Tommy Armour Of Chicago, tied
at seven under par 63's with B. c.
Young, jr., and Henry Styers OF Lex
ington, Ky. The tourney is handi-
cap affair with the amateurs get
ting half their handicap.
Well down the list, in spot where
they aren't likely to win any dough
are Joseph T. Kirchner Of Washing
ton. and Leo Walper, unattached
Bethesda pro. They scored SO over
the first round. Next among the
Washington group was w. R. Nc
Callum, paired with Harold Zim-
norman of Flint, Mich. with 70, far
down the list. A blanket finish with
more than probability Of tie for
the pros and amateurs played the
easy No. ! course. THEY'LL start ir
the individual tourney over the
! tougher No. 2 course tomorrow
where nothing but the best will do
| Well down with 90 was the Army
combine of Sergt. John Thoren anc
Bobby Knowles of Boston. At 70 were
Mai. Ken Rogers. the Army ace, ano
Ted Luther OF. Pittsburgh. The team
| to lick seems to be Horton Smith
now at Pinehurst, and James T
Hunter of North Adams. Mass. They
scored IS yesterday. with some in
| different putting.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
liant Civil Service LeaQue Amonq Mass Entrants Star Pin Tourney
Kinq and Roberts Gain Entry
Fees in Capt. Jett Bowling
Tourney at Richmond

Bill King and Ray Roberts, Dia-
mond Appliance teammates, will be
among the big field of Washington
bowlers competing in the sixth an
nual Capt. Frank Jett tournament
at Richmond Saturday by virtue of
winning paid-up entries in a pre-
limjnary staged last night in the
American League at Silver Spring.
King fired 397 and Roberts 1872 to
lead Diamonds sweeping attack over
State Loan in a league match.
Willis Builders posted 620 to win
the odd game from Wonder Bread.
Coffman Realty sets the pace in the
flag chase, with Diamond Appliance
in close pursuit.
Dick MaSceri starred with l62 as
Arbaughs Restaurant took the odd
game from Jacobsen Florist in the
Silver Spring-Georgia Avenue loop,
but he wound up in a three-way
tie for top set, as both Teammate
Jimmie Carroll and Al Hovev-King
of E. c. Keyes matched his 1865.
Mutual Insurance Scores.
Mutual Insurance rollers with
highs of 6l2 and 1873 gave Eddie's
Tavern pinmen a three-gam lacing
in the Clarendon Major League
Dan Harris of Cohen Realty with
159 and Bob Hough of Miller Build
ers with 379 were tops.
Popping up with 157-429, the
veteran Brad Mandley came through
with the most effective Wallops as
Mike YOung's Cafe sWamped H. & j.
Construction with top counts of 624
and 1871 in the Fort Davis Com
mercial League. Joe Harrison led
the losers with 146-4l1. Peterson's
l32-392 we're deciding blows as Nine
Seventy-five Optical whipped Ave-
nue. Liquor rollers, 2-1. Dutch Imi-
rie's 127-364 led the Fort Davis
team to sweep over Capital City
Cleaners, while Ed Stauffer's 1873
and 1854 were the highlights as Ave-
nue. Grill nicked Maryland Market
/ in the odd game
Charley Smith with 375 was the
/ big gun as Atlas Liquor swept the
/ Harry E. Nau outfit with scores OF
800 and 1,741 in the Merchants
League at Convention Hall jim
Williams of Multigraph Sales was
best with a lat single.
! Ed Newcomer of Rhode Island No
l team put on the hottest hand in
the Methodist Church League al
Brookland with 167-417. A Ions
winning streak was snapped wher
Mount Vernon No. l dropped two
games to Emory No. l.
Scores of 132-346 gave Jerry
Valdemar of the Kopy Cats top hon.
ors in the Maryland District Ladies
League at Silver Spring Postine
high team count of 1571. Bronson
Quaites' Beeques romped over Corr!
Sport Shop.
McNayr Rolls High Game.
McNayr of l. NJ B. Service GU
loose with 166 in the Office Appli
ance League at Chevy Chase Ic,
Palace. but Johnson of Monroe An
ished on top with 373 count Die
taphone pinmen plastered I. N. M
Sales.
Featured by Bill Vance's $50 the
E. B. Adams quint whitewashet
Southern Wholesalers in the Elec.
trical League at Takoma. Kline o.
Western Electric was best with 367
With near-record scores of 648-
l,745. the champion Cameo No
team was a 2-1 winner from Red.
mon & Brown.
Carl Steeles record poke Of Is.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Judson and Pinto ADDED
ToTurner's Mat Card

Promoter Joe Turner today COM
pleted the supporting cast for the
Manic Singh-Milo Steinborn fea-
ture rassling match tomorrow night
at Turner's Arena with the an
nouncement that Frank Judson and
Stanley Pinto will labor In a pre-
liminary bout restricted to 80 min
utes.
Other matches will find Pat Fra
ley squirming with Rudy Dusek, the
Green Hornet tangling with Lou
Plummer and Herbie Freeman mix
ing with Fred Carone.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
D. G.. Pair Snures Third Money
In Hogerstown Pin Event

with 1898. Others were Evelyn Ros-
81 and Ray Fiorentino with 1859,
Ruby Mackenzie and Art Felter with
1898, Ethel Brewer and Johnny
Miller with 1927, Alice Shaw and
Bob Schlacher with 1919 and Emma
Smith and Cliff Kidd with 1,217
Astor Clarke and Lucy Rose. the
Districts famed twosome, were just
out of the money with 1,214.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Golf Pros Will Oppose
e-Sharing With
Tourney Bureau
MeSpoden to Present
Stars Side of Case;
New President Due
By the Associated Press

CHICAGO. Nov. 12-The Profess
sional Golfers Association prepared
today to elect a new president in
session which may be enlivened
by a protest by P. G. A playing
stars against a plan 10 deduct 5
per cent from P. G.. A tourney
purses for tournament expense pur-
poses
The organizations Executive
Board has approved action in which
5 per cent of the total prize money
would be ear-marked for Tourna-
ment Bureau expenses. Delegates
today were to discuss the step, with
the playing pros side of the story
scheduled to be presented by Harold
Jug McSpaden, a Massachusetts
delegate and acknowledgements star.
Stars Reported Opposed.
While McSpaden has made no
comment on the situation it was
reported many stars solidlly lined up
are against the plan. During the
last five years the pros have battled
for an average yearly purse of about
SITS 900. This winters program,
most ambitious ever arranged, calls
for a purse distribution of about
100000 during a four-month swing
and the P. G. A. has had to turn
down about 10 events because
there was no room for them on the
schedule.
Leading the money-Winning pa
rade is little Ben Hogan, who has
captured s16059. Sam Snead is
second at sl1,848
Election of a new president was
made necessary through the retire
ment of Tom Walsh of Chicago
P. G. A head for the past two
years. He decided against running
again in the belief the Office shoulC
60 to others in the organization a,
regular intervals.
Four Mentioned for Office.
-Four names were being mentioned
prominently as delegates awaited the
balloting. These were Ed Dudley
representing Philadelphia, out nov
professional at Colorado Springs
Alex Cunningham, veteran membe
from Chicago; Frank Sprogell O
Grand Rapids. Mich, present ma
tional secretary, and Joe Novak o
Los Angeles.
The P. G. A. yesterday approved
the new three-year contract giver
, Fred Corcoran, Tournament Burea,
manager, who is to be given NOR,
complete control of the tournamen
/ schedule.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Renaissance Is Listed
As First Brewer Foe

The world-famed Renaissance
colored basket ball team will be
the first foe of the Washington
Brewers, the local American League
club having booked that crack club
for a game at Turner's Arena on
November 81.
Coach Mack Posnack of the Brew
ers is eager for his team to re-
ceive stiff test before starting play
in the American League, which is
expected to be restricted to six
teams this season.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Keller Is Coming Here
To Hit Fans Queries

Charley Keller. crack New York
Yankees outfelder, will attempt to
bat answers to those who pitch
questions tomorrow at The Hecht
Co. mems sport shop from 4 to $50
and 7 to $50 pm.
Keller. who was graduated to the
Yankees by way of Maryland Uni
versity and Newark, swatted 80
home runs last season and was one
of the chief reasons for New York's
victory over Brooklyn in the World
Series.
Evening star., 1941-11-12


I believe No 3s6 is cooked by R-K2
so that KEY will be credited for four points.
Thus either orr or R-K2 is ,tSnl sood,
Hall. ". Rosett W. B. Boyer. NJ. Daoud.
H H. Howe Wiley Fuller, Earle T Muters-
baugh. H. E. Miller. with one peint to to
DAVIS Calso one point on No. 3s7.
No 3sS by w K Wimsatt, Jr.. is solved
by key move Kt-B4 and one mating
variation is: ! Kt-B4, P-QBS Queen ;
> Q-Q3 checkmate. Three points to
Fuller, Muterspa ugh, Hall Howe, Logan
Boyer Mueller. Rosett. Daoud. H. E. Mil
ler. Nash, with one point to Carlton,
jacobson. Davis
No. $50 by V. L. Eaton is solved by
KEY move Kt-Kt3. and one mating varla-
ton is: l Kt-Kt3, Q-K4ch; > KtxQ
chccknaic. Three points TO Boger Howe.
Mutersbaugh, Nash tvill print ladder
standings Soonl. H. Miller. Fuller, Rosett'
Daoud Hall Mueller. Jacobson, Longley
Carlton, with one point TO Logan. l.. n.
Reynolds your composition received.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Johnstown, Rovers Tie
In Rough Hockey Tilt
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
JOHNSTOWN. Pa, Nov. 12-The
Eastern Amateur Hockey League
season was away to hectic start
today after the New York Rovers
and Johnstown Bluebirds battled to
bruising % overtime tie here last
night.
Two Bluebirds were banished for
misconduct during a free-for-all in
the third period, Hubert Macy OF
the Rovers received a head cut
which required seven stitches, and
81 penalties were called.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Irwin, Driver of Noted
Horse, Dies at 90
By the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.-George
M. Irwin, who before the turn of the
century drove Golden Maid-then
the worlds fastest harness horse
on scores of Eastern tracks, died
yesterday. He was SO.
A colleague of the famed E. F.
fPop) Geers, Irwin first become as
eociated with trotters and PAGERS at
the age of II when he exercised
horses at Louisville (Kyo track.
. He managed a stable for the late
John J. Quinn in New York around
1900.
Irwin is survived by his widow and
q son.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Goldfish as Bait
Beats Minnows
P the Associated Press.

Z
FARMVILLE. Va. Nov. Ia
William Garrard. news editor of
the Farmville Herald, has started
something of a run on goldfish
here.
The run" started after his ac-
count of a fishing trip. He carried
a number of minnoWs and one
large goldfish for bait and caught
one large bass-with the goldfish.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Trigger Holt Dead

PRAIRIE GROVE, Ark. Nov.
II tP,.-T. B. (Trigger) Holt, Al,
Fayetteville business man and for
mer professional boxer who worked
in Jack Dempsey's training camps
preceding several Of his champion
ship fights, died of pneumonia yes
terday.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Alabama Asked to Lose
Bottle With Tulane
BY the Associated Press

BY the ASSocla Ted Press.
TUSCALOOSA. Ala, Nov. r.
Alabama football players received
an open letter last week asking them
to lose to Tulane.
1t came from Sid Moret, equip
ment manager at New York Uni
versity. who pointed out that Tu-
lane won and lost on alternate Sat-
urdays. and if the Green Wave
triumphed against the Crimson
Tide it would be N. Y. US turn to
win this Saturday. Alabama won,
10 to 4.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
Worwicks to Practice

Warwick A. c. unlimited football
team will practice tonight at 7:30
O'Clock at Union Market field. Sixth
street and Florida avenue NE. On
Sunday the WarWicks travel to York.
Pa, to play the Vikings there.
Evening star., 1941-11-12

gave Anacostia top score of 604 in
the East Washington Church League
at Mount Rainier. Joe SedgWick of
Christ Church was tops with 374,
while Douglas No. grabbed set hon.
ors with 17l3.
Evening star., 1941-11-12
# %HE; E s #
By PAUL ]. MILLER.

ntergh Chess Association held the best meeting IN us
even history last Sunday at The Star with
Chess
Howard Shelton president Tech High Chess Club unanimously
schoo
Evening star., 1941-11-12
TWO KNIGHTS DEFENSE.

(a) White controls the queens file. and
this move portends victory for Miss Adele
Raettie, vying in Section OF the pre-
liminaries of the annual club Champion
ship fray of Marshall Chess Club, New
York Louis Levy, captain of the New York
University chess varsity, suffered his frst
defeat from Miss Raettlg.
(Novemoer II, 1a41D