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Death Takes
lotto F. Barthe|
Continued from First Sport Page,

Continued from First Sport Page)
activities in the world of yachting
and boating. He was a past chair
man of the Gold Cup committee
which staged the Harmsworth re-
gattas. He was chairman of the
Yacht Racing Union of the Great
Lakes and for years a delegate
representing the D. Y. c. at the
meetings of the American Power.
boat Association and North
American Yacht Racing Union.
He liked the best in yachting.
This caused him to put up the
Barthel Trophy in 1887 to be
raced for by picked crews from
Lakes Michigan. Erie and Ontario.
This annual series has now become
one of the classics on the yachting
calendar and the winning skipper
is recognized as the champion Of
the lakes.
Commodore Barthel is survived
by his wife, Mrs. Marie Raviler
Barthel of 1868 Devonshire. Crosse
Pointe; two brothers, Theodore
and Oliver; two daughters, Mrs.
Grosvenor T. Root of Rochester,
Mimi. Mrs. Vincent L. Peterson
of Detroit, and two grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
+kelIer'S
Ankle
Broken

NEW YORK. Sept. Bits ex'
tremely doubtful If Charlie Keller
will be able to play in the World
Series next month. The stocky
Yankee grass patrolman was hurt
sliding into second base in Thurs.
days game against the Tigers and
yesterday the club had X-rays
made of the injury.
Keller has chip fracture
of the right ankle" DR.. Robert
Emmett Walsh, Yankee club
physician reported. "We've put
the ankle In a plaster cast"
King Kong was star in the
1899 series against the Cincinnati
Reds. He set up the winning rur
in the first game by TRIPPING of
Paul Derringer in the ninth. He
hit two home runs in the third
game in Cincinnati. This season
Keller leads the American League
in the runs-batted-in column with
l22 and is having his best year If
the majors.
Last season he was sick with
stomach trouble and couldn't DE-
himself full justice.
Manager Joe Mccarthy insists
he will be ready for the Worlc
Series. but there is an air of pes
simism around the stadium. It:
gloomily predicted that il Charli,
gets into the gold and glory games
it will be only as pinch hitter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Test for Net Kings
Russell Meets KovaIeski, Tobin Faces Reindei in
Indian Village Tourney Senifnais

pion and one of the games styl-
lists, in the other mems match
Tobin already holds the Public
Parks and Pine Lakes crowns.
Women's semifinals will find
Pearl Peterson. blonde city titlist,
arrayed against Elizabeth Black
man. who formerly held Ahat
honor, and Louise Blackman pitted
against Virginia Taylor.
Elizabeth. the younger Of the
Blackman clan. made her way 10
the semifinals yesterday with a
6-3. Sc, 6-3 triumph over Helen
Detwiler. former national girls
champion. in one OF the best
played matches of the year.
Errors were at minimum,
placements on the part OF both
bringing points. Both players
we're hitting the ball hard. but
il was Miss Blackman's aggressive
net attack, particularly in the
third set, that determined the
victor.
Virginia Taylor. Western On
tario's leading woman player,
qualified for today's play with an
easy CD. 60 triumph over Mrs.
Audrey Miller.
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Heavy Titd|ist
To See Bout

Orville Brown, the Kansas
wrestler who now holds the
heavyweight title, is expected 10
be a spectator at the Bruins
Wallick wrestling bout in the
Arena Gardens Monday night 10
get a first hand view of his next
Opponent.
Promoter Bob Evans has prom
ised the winner of that match a
shot AT the NJ. w. a. champion
soon and it would seem from the
champions decision TO see the
bout that he is more than a little
concerned over the prospect of
meeting the winner. Brown beat
Bruins for the title and has kept
away from the Scot ever since
until he finally has agreed to a
match.
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Rip, or Your Money Back
LION BALL CARRIERS GET
SHIRTS THAT WILL TEAR

difference between a first down
and q touchdown" he said as
the new equipment was handed
out. $50 we won't squeeze
nickels."
The jerseys are bright blue with
silver numbers, the lineman get
ting a slightly heavier grade. The
entire team is equipped with new
silver satin pants. These dainty
numbers have lastex inserts in the
back which provide the "two-way
stretch so fancied by the mod.
isteS.
Clad in these creations the Lions
will have a definite Sartorial bulge
on the Green Bay Packers in their
battle al Green Bay Sunday. After
thst-the kickoff.
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Guaranteed to tesr!'

That's the money-back certifi-
cate that goes with every jersey
TO be worn by the Detroit Lion
ball carriers this season.
To prevent any of his players
being tackled by their jerseys,
Coach Bill Edwards has equipped
his backs and ends with French.
spun worsted jerseys OF the finest,
softest yarn procurable. Any foe
who grabs Lion by his jersey
will just be left holding a handful
of shirt.
Edwards had ordered three jer-
seys for each OF his backs and
ends.
These shirts may mean the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
NEW YORK

'BAted for Crouchsr In ninth.
fBatted for Corsica in seventh.
.Bs,ted for Cook in ninth
DETROIT 600 200 oOo-2
New York IQi 500 i01-s
Runs batied IN DMaggio {, York. Hig-
gins, Crosett 2. Heinrich Rosar. Two base
hits--York. Higgins. McCosky. DiMsggln.
Three base Dina & gie,- Heinrich. LEFT
on bases Detroit $ Asw YORK Double
plays -RizIuto 90 Gordon 20 Prddy 2.
Meyer 10 Cr0ucher 20 York. Crosetti 20
Gordon 20 Friday Priddy 90 Ri1Iuto. Base.
on bslls-On NewhouseT 3. OF Bonham 3.
Struck out - ~ Ne~houser !. by Corsica 3,
by Bonham 3 Hits or NeWhouser IN
; la innings. on Corsica 3 IN "a in
.ninEs Winning pitcher BGnham Losing
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uruptrsE Hasti, Pas
safelln and Rownei.
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BOB
TALES

Continued from First Sport Page)
every one will agree with what
Corcoran says about Wood and
Nelson. Besides winning the
National Open championship,
top prizes of the year, Wood
earlier in the season finished In
front in the Masters tournament
at Augusta.
And just before he was lined
up as Woods partner, Nelson,
a threat every time he starts,
captured the $1,000 Tam o
Shanter Open in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

1T Last versus west tOOdV 10
determine the winner OF the forty
fifth annual national women's golf
championship.
Blonde Helen Sigel of Phila-
Idelphia held the flag for the East,
while Betty Hicks Newell OF
Long Beach, Cal. was the hope
of the West.
Mrs. Newell. bride of three
months and recent winner of the
Miami-Biltmore and Bel-Air tour
naments. has been playing for only
four years, but in thar time has
participated in some 40 tourna-
ments. She was one down at the
turn to chubby Mrs. Estelle Law
son Page Jr. OF Greensboro. n. c.,
winner in 1887 and medalist IN
1888. but by great show of golf
Ihalved the match with a 15-fooI
rolling putt on the eighteenth
green and then went on TO shoot
a birdie four on the par five
nineteenth hole TO win the match
one up.
Miss Sigel. holder of the Phila-
delphia district title, played q
steady one over par 80 to lead
Mrs. Frank Goldthwaite OF Fol
Worth. Tex. two up at the turn
Mrs. Goldthwaite. former Aniela
Gorczyca, made 1t one up her
size sank a birdie two on the short
fourteenth, went two down on tho
next hole TO a four against a bis
six on the 380-yard, fifteenth. and
the match ended on the sixteenth
when Miss Sigel sank a 25-foot
putt for a half.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Bosfonite in Tourney

Tony Shucco. Boston heavy
weight who in three years OF CAM
paIgning in the heavyweight ranks
has gone indicated against such
mon as Harry r obo. Jackie
Walker, Al Gamer. Danny Pc
Jimmy Mendez and Tiger ia
Fox. became an entrant today fdr
that $4,000 top purse IN the Bar
baro White Heavyweight tourna-
ment.
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I'm keeping my fingers

w hFFpluk NV iHkftS
crossed :"
Which IS one way Charley
Masacek. ST. Anthony Highs gen
ial coach. has Of expressing ms
feelings toward his football teams
prospects this season in the first
division Of the Catholic League
Having won the East Side title
Of the first division in 1910, things
look even brighter this Fall for
the Teutons. and Masacek would
be The last 10 deny A.
This Ia the best looking
bunch I've ever had at -. An
thony." MsSacek said "Many
OF last years team are back. I
had a big turnout OF 20, and a
few newcomers are highly prom
ising. All I'm ALL they look
pretty good, and they ought 90
20 places. But I'm keeping my
fingers crossed"
Seven regulars Of last years
strong club returned for more &C.
ton. including one side OF The line
intact The Teutons VIII have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Golfine Average

Statistics compiled after a tour
nament in which 1888 players
competed on l.042 courses in "a
states show the average male
score 90.75 and the female ill.24
strokes for lS holes.
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Miss Russell,
Various Win
BY VI. F. DRUKENBROD

Maybe in year or so some pro-
lady combination will come along
that can beat AL Watrous and
Margaret Russell. But it will take
lot of golf to do il. as was
demonstrated yesterday at Detroit
Country Club when the Oakland
Hills duo won the state event for
the second year in row.
Watrous and Miss Russell, in
delivering a pair of 7Ss for a l56
total, had what for them were
some poor holes. They even had a
ball out Of bounds. 1t was on AIS
drive on No Is in the afternoon,
when the ball dropped over the
boundary line after hitting a tree,
bad break 10 say the least.
And on No. 10 of the same
round they took four TO get down
from near the front of the green
when they had visions OF birdie
4 after two fine wood shots.
But despite these slips and sew
eral others, generally on the short
game. they finished with a six
stroke lead in the alternate stroke
competition over the pair closest
10 them, Ernie Shave and Marjorie
Row of Meadowbrook. The latter
had 83-79-l62, followed by Clar.
ence Gambler of Tam o'Shantel
and Mrs Donald Weiss OF Film,
! with Sl-S2-163.
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Probable Pitchers
TO-DAY

TO-DAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN Al ST. Louis-Wyatt VS.. Cooper.
New YORK Al Cincinnati East VS. Starr.
Boston a, Pittsburgh sslvo VS.. Conger.
Philadelphia al Chicago Podgajny VS.
Eaves.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
DETROIT At New York-Newsom vs.
Donald
81. Louis At Boston--Auker VS. Wilson.
Chicago al Philadelphia -smith vs.
Fowler
Cleveland at washingtou--Dean vs.
Anderson
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IEAnING tIITTERs

American Williams Boston 80: Travis.
Washington SOL: DiMsEgio. New York
$50 Heatn. Cleveland .33s. siebert Phna-
delphla 1874
National Reiser. Brooklyn 33s Hopp
ST t0u1s 81 Nize 81 LOUIS 323 Etten.
Philadelphia .3ls. Hack Chicago 3is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
KRAKOW. STRoH WIN

Krakow put out PIT 10 2736 in
winning two from Detroit Recrea-
ton. In the opener Krakow scored
1902. Stroh was victor over Auto
Club with 2S73 to 270l and 2-l in
games. Joe Norris linked 626 with
233-20O helping.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Learned Quickly

Willie Strickler. promising ap-
prentice jockey, is 1s years old
and never saw a race horse until
he was 16.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
High Scoring
Marks Opening
OF CD Circuit
IL Bowlers Show
600: Sam Richardson
Leads on 685
STANDINGS

With II Of so contestants doing
500 or better. Greater Detroit
League bowlers can be forgiven
today If they shout about their
last nights start al Olympic. The
circuits fifth season is officially
under way with Sam Richardson
Of Norge showing 22s-l9l-266 for
6s5 as a good example to the
others.
Mark Collinak of Dawes was
second His SIS contained 231-2lS-
go. Joe Paulus of Chene- Trombly
parked 2l2-216-224 in 652. Frank
Grub marked 209-23S in Gal for
Demery. Erwin Nagel of Shannons
exposed a 267 in $50 for individual
high
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
NORGE is HIGH

Norge had nights team high
with 1896 in taking three from
Chene- Trombly. Ekhardt Becker
showed 1920 in blanking Pepsi-Cola
with a high game of 1857. Pepsi
missed a 1000 game in the third
by one pin. Channon felled 1862 in
shutting out Olympic whose total
was 24S9.
DemeryS, new to the circuit,
tripped National, another new
conner, 81 on 2Sl2 10 2703;
MineraliteS collected two from
EdelweiSs, but lost in total 1864
10 $500. Dawes fired 1897 TO 2Sl1.
but Paris won twice. Pete Carter
OF Dawes had 135 in the first 10
keep the Dawes total at 10l5. -
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DIEGEL, MRS ALGER STAR

George Diegel, Beverly Hills
pro, and Mrs. F. NJ. Alger Jr. OF
Detroit Country Club. turned in a
fine performance on the first
round. matching the rs of the
Watrous-RuSSell team. but they
jumped to 80 in the afternoon. The
only other tally under 80 was the
70 by Shave and Miss Row.
The Red Run team Of Mortie
Dutra and Mrs. r. a. Metcalf had
low net of 1920 $50. Their
rounds were 81 and Sc. Diegel and
Mrs. Algcr followed with 16S-16-
l52 Their pairs tied for third low
net AS follows: Joe Before Betty
Small, 1872 -156: Jack Winney-
Mrs. s. r. Livingstone. 1870
l56. and Limerick kocsis-Virglnia
DoIIANly 1CA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Baseball in Brief
BY international News service
HOME RUNS

HOME RUNS
Yesterdays homers-- Nationals Novikoff
Chicago: LitVhiler, Philadelphia. Amer
can. None
American ilusms. Boston. 81; Keller
Sew York. 80 Heinrich New York, Is
Nationai-Camnli. Brooklyn. 81 OF
Sew York. II. Nicholson, Chicago, IS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
World Softba|I
Games Today

Tournament records of todays
semifinalists in the World Softball
tournament at University of De-
troit Stadium and previous scores.
] p. MAX Girls of New Or
leans VS.. Tulsa. Okla. Girls.
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RINs RATTEn ~

American Keller New York i22 81.
MsEglo Sew York ll6. Williams Boston
III National CsmlH Brooklyn 10. Mze,
ST. Louis, and Young Sew YORK 90 each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

Manufacturers and Jobbers cir
cult. rolling at Orient Recreation
every Wednesday at 6 go, is short
a few spillerS Those of $50 aver
age or over interested are asked
10 call Ed Fisher at TR. 2-45O0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

There are openings for teams
and individuals in ladies after
noon and evening leagues atf
Lucky Strike Recreation They
will be under the supervision IL
Betty Lally. instructor from
Hollywood. Cal. Who can be
reached at TY. 1856.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

But Ritter'S Saturday afternoon
league was 10 hold a meeting at
Ritter's Recreation today at / 80.
Al Hardy is secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
IK.C. BowIers
Open Tomorrow
With Is Teams
Chef Bukowski Finds r
Eye, Gets 70l in
Winning Competition
BY HAROLD kAHL

Sixteen teams are entered in
the newly organized Knights OF
of Columbus Inter-Council trav-
cling bowling league. which opens
its season at Grandmount Recrea-
ton tomorrow night at 1880.
The roster includes James
Chester's Keystone. Frank CASH
mans Cooney. John Skladziens
Dalton. Walter MortiereS Mono
CHAN Council, Joseph Fords Perry.
Jack Lydon's Doctor Nader, Eddie
BrodZik's Thomas p. Lahey and
Joe Galante's Mikes Five.
The others are AL Gibbons
Vernor-Livernois Recreation, DR..
Charles Shaver's Five, Vino O'Mal-
lley's Garrett, Art Sammuts De-
troit Automotive, Charlie Walls
A. J. McInnis, Charles Anderson
w. +. Hackett & Son, John Lezot-
ties Copeland and Art Schulte's
Highland Park Council.
Joe Ardito is president, Chester.
vice president, and Galante. secre-
tary-treasurer. The schedule fol-
lows:
September IL Grandmount; 2i-Art
Center. rs Vernon -LiveTnois. and 2
o. m October 5-Motor City: 12-Palmsr
PARK Ia-LOve'E; 26-Ar Center; Mo-
vember 2-PAlAce-DiN o State Fair. IL
Naples. 23-PAlace. Dix. a0@Loue,s;
December Palmer Park 1t-Art Gem
ter; 2i-Down River and p m; rs
Doubles and singles tournament jan
luary t-Love's; ll-Vernor- Livernois.
and . D. m: is-Ar' Center 25-Grand-
mount: February state Fair. s-Motor
\ City. ib-Art Center 22-PA!ace DIX I;
March Palmer PARK; - Loves ID
Naples: 22-Art Center, 2e-PsiAcs- DIX |;
\ April i2--stAte Fair. ie-Down- River. 7
! and O.
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East VS.. West
In Women S Golf
International New, service Wire

BROOKLINE, Mass, Sept. 13
Its East versus West today 10
determine the winner of the forty
fifth annual national women's golf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
:AnlNG PITCHERS

LEADiSG PITCHERS
National Riddle Cincinnati 1t. white
St Louis 17-S HiEbe BROOKLYN 2O-e
Amerlcan-Gomez New York. ia Ruff
finE. New York l4-5. Teller, Clevs
land 23.ll
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

Bowl-O-Drome house loop has
an opening for an $40 10 875 club.
Entry fee is paid and there is
huge prize fund. For info call
HO $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

4:45 p. m.-Phelps OF Elizabeth,
n. J. vs.. Roanoke Rapids. n. c.
EIILABETH ROANOKE RAPIDS
l3-West Virginia as Csrolins
Buffalo 3-DlH Of Col
New York s-Arirons
~ Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

Chef Bukowski, who Will shoot
with George Holmes Ekhard and
Becker in The Detroit Times ALI
Star Classic. Secms 10 have found
his eye RE clipped 208- 2f6. zf7 for
70l with Henry Stawecki's Copc's
Five as II swept Deakin's Five
with a 1890 series. Stawecki hit
SOB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

Graphic Arts League will launch
its sixth consecutive season with
40 teams in action AT Great LalA -
Recreation Monday. Sixteen Z"
shoot at $50 and "a at S:45.
Jerry Habart is president and
Jack Reiner, secretary-treasurer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
TOURNEY DARKHORSE

Darkhorses Of the tournament
and winners Of one of the other
quarterfinal contests were the
Roanake Rapids Romancos of
North Carolina. They ousted Ari-
IONA last night as Russ Dubarry,
iron man pitcher, allowed only
three hits and registered 40
victory. Dubarry has allowed only
one run in 35 innings. winning four
consecutive games.
In other quarter-fnal games
Nina korgan famed II batters
and allowed one hit as Tulsa, Okla.
Girls whipped Simpsons Of To-
ronto, 40: Ontario's provincial girl
champions from Toronto trounced
Chicago, 80, as Thelma Golden
pitched no-hit game; Marge
Wood OF Cleveland's Erin Girls
allowed one hit in defeating the
Darlington. Rhode Island Milk
maids, 81; and Phelps Of Eliza
beth, n. j., came from behind 10
edge out Dow of Rochester, n.
Y, 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
Gains
Sennifind|s
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
in the opening contest of the tour
nament. tailed their only run in
the second inning when Frieda
Savona drew a pass and advanced
10 third on two infeld outs.
Playing heads up ball. Miss Sa-
vona broke for the plate when
Olga Madar. Welsh catcher. lobbed
the ball back 10 Connie Wisniew-
ski, the pitcher. Connie whipped
the ball back, and the runner
would have been out but Miss
Madar dropped the bail in a col
lision al the plate.
The Welsh team got only two
runners 10 second base as Sunny
Berger allowed three hits in chalk
ing up her thirty-third victory OF
the season against three defeats.
Bendix finally broke. q 3-3 tie 10
defeat Big Six as Monday Cieslski
singled, took second on pitcher
Elijah Burt's wild throw 10 first,
and scored on a single over first
by Art Espelage. Bendix previ-
ously had held a 20 lead in the
fifth before the Pontiac team
rallied
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

"A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL
3i73 {. Isr.r,ou CT. ai17
BOWLING SCHOOL w ..,,ts.,ot s' W. 5o'ss
strsfhmoor Recreation, sohoolcrsu a, Grand River
Open Alleys DAY. Eve. Ten Alleys.
BOWL. O-DROME '''G 40 os s;,D
40 Alleys, New Cocktail Louu9.
Fts. Pstlra. Few Rs'sVations t,it.
InLcIun 1857 WOODWARD CT. 23l2
VN0lNV opsn Bouiins from AN. tn cio'nq
Vines Mhi,l. Petersen Classic winner. Instructor
Monday Through Friday. 70 r. ~
CENTENNIAL s.., .s ss3' &C. s'A To'.,,r. ,a
Reservation, for Afternoon and midnioht League,
Available. louis Burr. Instructor. Daily.
CHeNe- TROMBlY SIS; 80 e s,.,
Completely Aforementioned for Your Comfort.
BOWL DINE DANCE
l1eupY Ils2s WHITTIER AT KELLY no.
bN"p' " ALLEYS. Ar. ei4s
Frss Instruction, Daily Alr.condItionsd.
Cocktail Bar. Anne coms,oek at N, ORGAN.
DETROIT RECREATION sI aafSyt q. . a.
70 ALLEYS. opsn Bowling
10 An to An
DEXTER REC. Ot'ItS AZ . .cs.., BLVD
opsn Bowling livery Nioht Lsasus Reservation,
stu Available.
FeRNDALe REC. 3 z s 70 s,So OAK $50 Co.
20 ALLEYS
op.r Bowling At All Tines.
.GARDEN REC. ago " s0 $3.50
Alley, opsn tor I,.ou. Reservation, Az week
open Bowling All Day.
cpClT LHEc 10 BALTIMORE
VnCHl lHhlo At woodward. NJ. $3.50
Noe opsn so Alleys op,n Bo~iina Saturday,
ard sunosu from A. ". Until "
IuprpIu DIR GENERAL MOTORS eloe.
INT CnlHl nLu' CENTRALLY LOCATED
10 Mndern Alleys
opsn Every Day rnl miduiVhi Ma. Ass.
4 uIIIrTT'c s7i7 rRUmBUIL
u ~ WILLlIi TR. 7.sl3s
10 Alleys. opsn Bowling 7 A. ~. 10 y. N.
ard After 1880. All Gay SATURDAY.
| 1Wr'S pfc 20 Bowling slLtYs
lVWI nCu' 10 BilltARO TABLES
Bssutifut Cocktail tounes
il92s G Jefferson Al tas,isru.
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MINERAIITEs
STRnHs
sHANNoNs

Totals SIS s4t pei Totals es2 eli a7t
Grand. total 2T0i Grand total 2s73
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13

81 sls s43 Totals e07 1910 pis
n 24sq Grand total 2s62
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-13
KRAKOW
NATIONAL,

Totals $50 sss ss7 Totals 1902 eo4 s7i
drama total 273S Grand total 2777
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MEN,s CAME

Totals as 2 : 3 Totals "a 8
Rated for Young IN sixth.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-12
l.. A. McKenny to
Lead Guardsmen

A Birmingham, Mich, man, Lieut..
Col. Laurence A. McKenny, son Of
Mrs. Charles McKenny and a form
er resident of fpsitanti. will be one
OF the leaders when the 32nd Divi-
sion field headquarters are estab-
lished In Louisiana for maneuvers.
Officially known as assistant
chief of staff, G-2." Col. McKenny
has one Of the most responsible pc.
sitions on the staff. He directs the
actual duties of the CO or military
intelligence section. His duties are
OF two types, routine applicable in
either war or peace, and special
combat functions.
His peacetime duties make him
combination Oman and official
greeter. He is chief guardian against
sabotage. and possible subversive-
ness. and II spies were to be found
that too. would come into his do
main.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-12
Daily Market Report

Sheep and lambs Weekly re-
ceipts, 1870. Few choice lambs
$l1.5O; Best lambs, sll.25; fair to
good. ss.5Oa1O.5O; seconds. $500
8; skips. Sc down; best yearlins
ewes. ssas.5O; best yearling weth-
ers, 81; best sheep, s545.5o; fair
to good sheep. s3d4.5O; culls and
common. SAGA.
Weekly receipts. S,04o;
good and choice 20O-22O lbs, sll.5O;
good and choice 10000 lbs, $l1.40;
good and choice 22O-2SO lbs, sl1.S5;
good and choice 23O-95o lbs. sl1l5;
good and choice 250-27O lbs. $1,000;
good and choice 27O-3OO lbs. s10.65:
heavies. 300-350 lbs, 5000; heavies,
35O-4O0 lbs. 5000; heavies, 400-450
lbs, 5000; roughs. 1925; pigs and
lights. S1o.25910.5O.