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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
TONY NOVAK HAS UNIQUE RECORD
Be++ered 700 Twice in One Day

Speaking Of the zoos that have
been flying around Of late. among
them Harvey Kerns II. a city
high. al the Palace. An hon
Novak of the Nationals tailed two
in one day and is believed to be
the only fellow in the country who
performed such a feat
Tony did it al indianapolis last
May when he was in tho national
Knights of Columbus tournament.
Ills scores were 725 and 705 Dur
mg the same month he became
Detroit city champion on 737. the
highest score ever put up in the
city championship tournament.
Tony also won tho all-eventS
.on 1919.
His early season efforts were
below the Novak par but he is
beginning 20 find the spot again
and when he does the 700 club
win have another member.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
BIG CHIPS IN

Paris 1923 game was marked
by Allagre 279. Adolph
Konopka 22l. Carl KerSiens 1873,
Joe Green's Dis. and John Grim
Minis 221 Allagreen was high with
his SIS. followed by Crimmins, 639
Konopka. 633, Green. $40, and
kerSten. 527.
Clark Moses was low at 1913 in
Auto Clubs l045. The other scores
were Crilley DIG George SheekS
206 Bob Cole POI and LaRue 22i.
MinerahteS ran lO06-l0l2 IN that
order. In their third Charlie Kotar-
ski. Tom Rooney and Harold Allen
Aeach had l9l. Alex Innes 1875 and
3Ernie Soest 100 in 95S 10 kill a
5000 prospect.
Joe Norris raped 677 on the
Stroh side and Fred Wolf just
missed a 500 by ! pin when his
second was good for only 1876
Norris series gave him an average
Of pills for 1s games. Novak
raised his 10 POO %
Strohs 3l76 is the best perform
ance in the league season TO date
Soests 723 for Mineralites remains
high and CrimminS IS second with
7l9. High single also goes 10 Stroh
at 1l4l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Idle Money
Prize Check Await
City Winners

There are 245 uncalled for
checks from the 1871 city tourna-
.ment at the Detroit Bowling
Association offices in the Detroit
Recreation Building, Lafayette at
Shelby.
Among the names noted Of those
who do not care for money even
with all the new taxes, are Michael
Cox. George Schultz, Jerome De-
Saints. William Weinert, George
Maleck (two), Galen Hassinger,
Mike Angelic. Charles Peltier,
George Kersten, Mel Dorl. Frank
Zion.
Anthony DuGray. Mike Tesla,
Philip VanSlenbrouck, Arlo Rah-
rig, John Paycheck, William Hen
derson. Carl Tuzzolini. Adam
Sullivan. Don Campbell. Clarence
Green Jim Varga. julius Young
ling, Joseph Gauther. George
Dettloff. Ralph Pokorny, BOZ
Macleod. Stanley Hicks. Harold
Troy and Charles Salauch. Bring
your identification.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Paris Makes
|3O87 in Beating
Stroh Twice
Takes League Lead
When Norge Yields
10 MineraIites

I'VE don't want TO set the world
on fire, Just want a place in the
league. is the Paris song today
after the Greater Detroit League
results last night at Olympic.
Paris has a place in the league
-frst-and gained undiSputed pos
Session in defeating Stroh twice
p 30s7 10 2958. Paris rolled 1923
and 1904 as Perry Allagreen set a
new league season high single of
27o in Sos
Mineraiites distOdEed Norge from
a tie for first by taking two, 2976
70 PITS. The Stroh setback kept
Fred Wolf and his mates in tie
for third when National 1859
swept Olympic t2704). Tony
Novak. city singles champion
socked 668 on S-22l-2ll with
Capt Louis Burr doing an even
500 Len Dettloff came up with SOB
after a 1863 start.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Scoring in Reverse
MUSKEGON s. STRIKELESS
DURING SO FRAMES

Muskegon team offers something
in reverse scoring. Rolling in the
Continental Motors League each
OF the five men went through the
second game without a strike and
their total was 626.
Carl Henderson, for rs years a
MuSkegon pinboy. submits the in
formation. lie writes that in all
his experience he had never seen
anything 20 compare with that
StrikelesS outfit The team had
been together three seasons and
was not a crowd Of jlttery kids
trying too hard
In closing Henderson mentioned
Charlie Schrebe Of the BrunSwicks
who had six consecutive splits and
his score was 91l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

William Rehm, who belongs e
the ST. Ambrose Roman Catholic
Church League. has missed ono
game in 20 years or since the
league was organized in 1921.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
.FOrdson Takes
Bdthers, Keeps
Record Clean
Setback Is First
for MI. Clemens IL
Since 1899 Season
By GEORGE MAsKIN

Nit CLEMENS. oct 18.-If
Fordson's high school. football
team doesn't scoot home 10 the
Border Cities and mythical state
championships this year the Trac-
tors Will have only themselves to
blame.
FIve-eighths OF the Fordson sea-
son now is completed and the
Tractors still are undefeated and
united. What's more they've hur-
died all the tough stuff, including
their ink
FordSon took care Of the latter
yesterday by smashing down Mt
Clemens. 1910. And how sweet il
was from a FordSon standpoint.
Besides keeping its perfect rec
loro intact, Fordson evened up mat
tiers for defeats handed it two
years running by the Bathers.
Those losses kept Fordson from
lsnaring the Border Cities title
Ispoils
In knocking off Mt Clemens,
Fordson accomplished one further
Item. They thus became the first
Iteam 10 lick the Bathers since 1888
when Monroe topped Mt Clemens
In % games previous TO yester-
days, Mt. Clemens had lost only
lOnCe.
Quarterback Mike Farnyk al
most personally took care of halt
ling Mt. Clemens. He snatched Z
l40-yard pass from Chester Wiacel
for touchdown in the first period
and then circled end for a SECOND
marker in the third
Bob WaSilewski registered tn
third touchdown on smasl
Through center and Fordson stool
a yard away from a fourth scor'
when the game ended. The closes
Mt. Clemens came was the Ford
son z where a tumble ruined tn
works.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
w OIfe'S
200 Tops
Classic

Fred Wolfe IF Stroh is one fell
low bearing out the promise of his
youngster days in bowling. People
said now and then young Wolfe
will get along once he gets used
10 the big time. -
Fred must be used TO It by now.
He leads The Detroit Times ALI
Star Classic with an average of
20S12 for II games. Trailing him
are such names as Joe Norris,
2059, John Crimmins. 204.1
Two o her youngsters, Joe
Paulus Jr. with 203.l0, and Emil
Dimitrie, 2014, are surprising the
alleySiders. And there is Adolph
Konopka with 203.4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

Roy Cullenbine. ex-Tiger now Of
the ST. Louis Browns. is with
Clarence Krajenke'S team AT Mt
Elliott. Monday nights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Soest Stood Out
In Coast League

Ernie SoeSt Of Mineralites
brought 2l8 average from the
coast. His banner series was ITO
with high game of 269, Ernie
never managed 10 roll an A. B. c.
800 but made 299 and 29S. He has
four 300 games on his record. In
Los Angeles he was A member of
team that averaged 9o4 for
three consecutive seasons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Lucky Strike BowIers
Get New Uniforms

Lucky Strikes team in the west
ern division. Travelling League
steps out in new uniforms tonight
for the first match AZ home. 654l
Grand River. The scheme Is
cream white trousers and wine rec
shirts with white lettering.
The team is made up Of Bill
Rosen, Capt. Joe Sudom, Joe
Gofne. Lee Urban. and Tom
Rakestraw. winner Of nine out oi
II points in road matches. Burke'
furnish the opposition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

One reads about the marvellous
lads who get II straight strikes
and the accolade Of bowling, 300
Asanctioned score. One reads about
Hthe IT'D. the IT'S. the 1T, and the
Isl fellows. There are records of
teams rolling from 1000 10 $500.
They note how Joe Norris once
broke through for TT in a Greater
Detroit league match And they
still tell about John Crimmins of
Paris who holds The Detroit
Times All-Star Classic record OF
Sill. The memory Of Dude l.
Winston's S34 still eXcitcs envy
Less than a year ago Schmidts
parked 3345 In a Times classic
series. Stroh holds the city record
OF 34S1.
But For sheer novelty one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

in a row-eighth. ninth and tenth
lin a Chrysler league match and
closed with 573 after a PIP first
game. The first split was part OF
the luck Of the game. he reasoned.
The second was just one Of those
things. II was the third that got
him down lie was almost ready
10 go out and throw bricks at
Ilitler's picture
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18


Elvere Hines, a young lady with
only two seasons IN the game, has
lT2 average at Centennial Her
constant improvement indicates
she will make name for herself
II as and when she goes into the
jor league.
William Rehm. who belongs 70
the s.. Ambrose Roman Catholic
Church League. has missed one
game in 20 years. or since the
league was organized IN 1921.
Roy Cullenbine eX-Tiger, now Of
the ST. Louis Browns. is with
Clarence krajenke'S team al Mt.
Elliott. Monday nights.
Alfred Goodman has a high Of
279 al the Naples. His team
Northwestern Nationals, has nigh
single at 1922.
Mike Fischer used a brand new
ball AZ Centennial and shot single
OF 80 and a series Of us.
Nelson NJ. Mashour age rs Of
HOS Junction avenue, has a 21S
at Riverside.
Walter Runciman is president
OF the Detroit Retail Druggists
League at Great Lakes. This cir
cut when first organized IL years
ago. largely by Runciman, was
4 known as the anti-toXinbraggios.
Manuel Hoffman, one time
demon Of various east side tennis
courts. carries a 100 average at
Bowl-O-Drome, Dexter az Glen
dale.
Roland J. BUD Ritter gets a
sartorial effect on his team that
pleases the eye. Rich blue flannel
trousers. white gabardIne shirts
shoes and belts TO match. Bud has
Harold Haven. Jack Gardner,
Harry Glidden and Clifford Burns
laboard.
Sam Bishop is back IN Md
land He is in charge of a new
establishment that opened there
October Is.
J. J. Rukamp. active in sandlot
sports is secretary Of the Old
Timers League AT Northwestern.
\ Stewart Miller. a freshman al
/ WurmS. showed a 63l for his first
league series with a 252 opener.
During his career Phil Baumar
has scored 800 on Is occasions
Phil threatens 70 do il once more
Just 10 show the boys a Baumar
never forgets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
RAINBOW

How standings CHANGED vith team garres
and totals " winner ard loser.
High team game. r q Juniors i0if.
IN team 3 Eames MarIns 2S46; high
Individual game. Nick Rnssman, 265. high
Individual game, T6n Dorazio. 500
200 Scores Jim AnnihaN 206-233 Fred
DeFilppo, 2f7 Nick Alamo 20e Reyuo.d
Mueller. 2o2 John Pepperuan. PIE. John
Walzak 20i-22l Jim Wisha-' 204 Frank
Movers zoe Fred Stefanl 24e Ed kcko-
Vicz. 206 Tohn Bianrhl 2l2-237 Norman
Curnett 224 al Oderfer 203-2o5, c. Ma
lone e0i Farry Lombard 2O4-238. Rex
Busse 2i5. I. Auman. z 2f2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

much chicken spoiled his shots
But Frank came again with the
resolve 10 prv that chicken loose
from krakow S pocket Frank did
show 635 in the A. p G. in ST.
Paul but that did not count Tine
series must be rolled In local conn
petition Tho closest Frank came
was SOS. The boys are urging
Frank TO catch that chicken"
Fred wofs had three $50 spilts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
1000 FOR YOST"

The boys are rallyng around
Frank Yosf. who IS literally fire
bent fo show "a 500 n other thc
Times Classic or Greater Detroit
Dick Krakow bus captain prom
Used last season that hc would
buy Frank a chicken dinner If he
had such a series.
All season long Frank had that
chicken and trimmings m his eyes
and the 600 did not coma Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
ORIENT
ORIENT HOUSE

High score-Flmer Iang 247. Leo Nisuls
2tt.2Ie. Jim Springer 237 -2iq. Frank Con.
ger 235-205. n Miia 233-2i2 Byron C1ii-
len 23l -222 Ray Schon 225 V Llndstrom
224 lack ConEer 223. John Bardel 223 2o2
10 Gregg 22o-20f BurN Sayies 220-2n3
Tom CASSIDY 900. Ray Kelley 2is-209 Raw
Bardel 2iS VIM GiaEehrook 2is. Fred
Lesco 2l5-2i0 Bud Fisher 2lt Herman
Ruppel GA RuNch 2i2 VIM MYERS 2il-
200 steve Bury al. McCmne 2i0 Forf
Riiston 2Os. sam Kaplan 205 Nike Ger
mix 203. n Kosmosh 207 Don Florence
20l. Rohde 203 Linton Todd 203 Doug
las Leake 20i sam Schwartz 20l. Harold
Bardei 200, I'd Juntunen 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
HIGH AND Low

Edelweiss had n 1922 second and
1929 total but dropped two 10 Kra'
kow (2S0l). Paul Thurkow got
6l4 for EdelweiSs and Bill Stel'
sos for Krakow Both Dick kra-
kow and Frank Yost were out OF
tho Krakow lineup
Pepsi Cola toppled 29l2 in land
ing two from Detroit Recreation
t26o0l with Ken Haviland. 6i7
and I'd LaRudde SAL. contributing
heavily 10 tho Pepsi cause Andy
Bino was high for Detroit at 557
He had a 1919 second and zoe
finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
AMERICAN IFGInN

High team game Legion News Lefties.
1907 High team 3 games Legion News
1896 high indivlduai game Richard Fra
ser 25t high Individual games. Harold
Allen. Sal.
800 series oscar Sorerson go. Al Kauf-
man s27 Dave Hargrave els, Harold
Bishop si4
200 scores-A' Kaufman 22s. ~ Forbes
21f Les Gates goo Barney Merkt 2t3, ~
RoOzs 2i0. Tom Kenny 20i Ray Duff 202
Inv Ref 202 Howard CrJmit 2ls Oscar
Sorenson ZOE 2ii-2is. Ar Burkhardt 2f3.
Jim Marshall 220 Frank W'kowski pol
Dave HArgrave 203-22i Harold Allen POI
2O3.23T. Jim BeimAn 200 George Revelle
as. Tom stodola 2o2, Vim. Cohbs 2l2
Richard Fraser 25f
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
CRUCHON HAS 66l

Ekhardt g. Becker defending
champion, stayed within three
games OF the lead in taking two
from Chene-Trombly, although
outpointcd 2936-2S66 Che n @
Trombly had 1919 opener with
Steve Cruchon hitting 226-233-202
lin 661. He was one Of q scoring
$500 or better
Louis Siclaffs 255 second gave
him 623 10 lead r. & b. Auto Club
with Jack Crilley strutting 644 and
Bill LaRue bending an even 800
stopped Schmidt twice. 1898 10
2720. DcmeryS. in spite Of lac
by Dick Kell. had 1896 middle
in 2904. They took TWO from Dawes
t2s49l Harold Wolfe. 30 Bill
Hess, DO. Wayne Spaulding. 23l
and Frank Grub POT, did the
scoring. Joe Griffin and Pete
Carter each had 603 for Dawes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
GLENEAGLES
WILSON DAIRY
MICHIGAN BFLL

High team game Oakman q45. HiEh
team games Townsend 26t4. High ndiv
game Georte Reid Z3j. High Individual s
games. George Reid f1T.
200 scores Everett Conk.in 203. Art
Whitman POI. Wilbur Miller 20O-Z07 Geo
Reid 235. Charles Carlyle 2t7. Ian Naylor
PIG. Melton Moore 200 Homer Lelsen-ing
213. 212 Frank Spehar 203. Edward Scully
206, Earl Baker 200 Edward Hill 2l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
RITTER'S
RITTER's HOUSE

Hirh scores Vim Campbell 2c5-22s-20f
Par Brady 212 2oGs213, CiH Burns 237
JACK Gardner 2lg.Z2S Cy Gorslcy< 226-
-0i Robert Ekstr0m 256 Dan Wauac,
81 2U3 Jim DiMer'io 20f-237. Ge0rg.
GlnEerela poo 22t. Jack Ludwig 2t2 200
John Crosse Z43 Len Iiberta &26 ~
Krupa 2lZ, Harry Gray 200. Franz
parsky 2f0. Harold Haven 2n0-2lf. Larr
krantz 2f6. Marty Dehsso 221 Al KIst'
PIP John DopheIaere 2Z2 Paul Cf0 POI
Herd Schricuer 2ll. Art iiTs eos 200 Ber'
Wistow ZZf Joe kress Z2l Frank VII
haws 221. Mete Starcish 223-2l3. John
GlnEereIa 212 Mike Angelic 20O-2li, JACK
krsnih 206. Eern Mueller 2IS-Z12
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
NJ SoTO

H.gh feem game MI.vriEhts. ESQ: hieh
team games MilwuEhts 1852 high ire
dw1ual game carl TrsprgnE 243. high
Individual came Lester Moorish 5q6
goo Scores Al Elerko. 12i George Hc-
gins 207 BW Foster 116 RiEie Co.one.
2oi louie Luchewski. 202. Pete Mar
|q4etfp, zoo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
KINGS AND QUEENs.

HiEh team game SchwidtF 7ss EEh
team. 3 cames Collins CbrysIer- Plymouth
22sl Han Individual game Frank Mrhr.
222 High Individual 3 games Frank
M0hr $50. 200 scores Frank Mohr. 122
Tom Cairo. 200 Ray Hun Sr 21I
three men. two women form team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
WURM'S
ST ANTHONY

HiEr ernrre-J1hn Mcneil 23f Larry
Johnson 222 202. Gus Reyer 215 Alex sre-
ber 2oq John s. Nanroon eos, Carl Weis-
miller 207 Hub sharer 203
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
REMEMBER HER?

Mildred Randolph of the Bob-Lo
staff was active in the game over
"a 21-year stretch from 1917-191S.
She had a high single game of 279
and a high series Of 726 on 244-
235-247. She and Emma Hill were
doubles partners for Is seasons.
Her duties prevent major COM
petition but now and then she
manages TO get in a practice game
or two.
Joe PauluS introduces the
youngest team in the Metro cir
cult and one of the youngest in
the country Their average age is
in between Il and -. This YER
sion Of the Chene-Trombly forces
includes Edward HOinacN, Syl-
.veSter Thiel, Marvin Danielski,
Capt. John Larkins and John
BOtan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

FERNDALE
FERNDAIE SR. HoI ~
s2s. ia 2s3 goo

hIkn team game Gordon q fINfNta. NIi
.hiEh team 3 games Rudy Signs 1f6f
high individual game J. schade 253. h.gt
individual games 636
500 SERIES Schade. 626. 174-gS7. goo
". Beyers. POI -203-fgs. 500
200 scores Schade 2S3-20q r HeN u
2i3 W Bradford 212-20s. G. Moonev COZ
n. Tied' 204 W. Scudfer 207 Giles 203
al perigan 20i NJ NahoInlk 203. W
Beyers 20t-2o3, C. Mooney 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

High soores--Ar LIS 232 BUCK ZaJss
22s-221 Neil Chester 203 Bln Heavens
2OS, Cass Reichiin 2ls, John Skiadzten Cos
as Frank Ralkn 224.2i7 Demo NobiA POS
Robert Dalton zoe. SID Rice 223 Jack
Lydon 20s. Louis schiappacssse sr 202
Ray F1anaEhen POI Bob Mortiers 2ip TED
o Neifi 2Q3 Lewis Pyrns Z29 Jack Wood
l2ie Felix Belanger 2i2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
PALACE

200 scores Walter Jones go. flmer
smith 2l2 Thomas stodols ZIG POD
Leonard Burf 203 Ernest Hofueieer 200
Alfred Wei,schst 2o2 Roy Thompson. 2ol,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
0RT-BOULENARD
MOTOR CIIN

I HIN scores-s. Zelenak 200 2t1 Q
oHare 2ns S Neres 2G2-Zf1 T.. O'Lears
Wes'more 203. J Cinks 242 r. stasiu o03
j. Dunn 235 y Maneo 2if = Tuond $50
+ J Smith 226. r. schwocho 206. j. Kava
sanczki 225. T. Trickett 207 Andersen
200, F. Babis 207. a. Carson 228-2fe 7
selesky 20s. a Msrshick 23l, 7. swsndel
223, s. Duchesne 2tS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
PIN sCARERs

Palmer Park of the Metro and
Travelling leagues wears bright
rcd uniforms white shoes and
bolts and whit, loffoHuC Tor con-
lcasf CaDHn Ant Watson names
Jack Bland Pa Gregor.cn Herman
Jubcnvillc Art ioutteman and
Angelo Damico
When this team rolled 3 l65 70
lead the city for a spell, one wag
remarked, Those red uniforms
scared tho pins they id not need
TO hit en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
METROPOLITAN CATHOLIC
KNIGHrs or COLD MIL

WV ffNNfA us .l ihfH
Hlgh scores-A' sherman 205 2i5-2S4 fOi
67i. tNsw 3gsne season record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
FOUR ACE FIVE

PfeifferS Of the Rainbow $40
Classic League are known as the
-four ace five since they filed
Ill game. The lineup includes
Floyd Richman, Walter Aifenburg,
Mel Dorl, Or. Gregory Grimaldi
and Matt Furgan. They have
3072 on the books.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

wEST TowN

High scores Anthony GaIc0r ll3-l05-20i
Ron Adair I'll Va Walden 20e Jacl
LauEhran 2if Fred s'enborg ia Rfl FoS
222 Geo. Grffith 22o William Besloci
73s. Glenn Mann 7l2 william Bruce ala
Vernon Mecur1g col.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
RITZ
WEST SIDE BUILDERS SUPPLY

WEST SIDE BUILDERS SUPPLY
Cinder Block % Soma Cement -
Root Ernst&Son % square Deal n
Hay-Con Tile 16 Glen ~. Barton II
Ayers Fuel Is Ternes 30
Standard Bldg. IS n "A Dickinson 8
High team. eame--Ternes s66; high
team. Eames-Roht. Ernst SON 2Ail
high individual, game Eugene Stunhs. 2i6
high individual games-Jim McGraw
5s7
500 series--Jack clark 222 -22s-1s3-sii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
FACTS, FIGURES OF MAJOR PIN LEAGUES
RAINBOW

Han fearn game CfAne gs4. tIEh team
, games Crane Bar 1908 high IndtiGua
Same G.. Kahn. 2a5, h'gh Individual .
games p MsCk Ssh
500 series G Kahn. 255-ls5-lsa- 500 -
Fstock 225 1892 SIS, r. Mack, 2I0.
1855 23G-s3f.
200 scores Hofeiich 20s II Sveyko'
l2Is r Mack 2Io-256 ID. Sereoua 1GR- 20s
IC KAHN 255. s Petrosat 21g p Fof1Vic7
205 Russo 2o5 % Whes1 2i2 A. Es-
fncR z33 " sekeia 2o4, vs.. Depass!o 2lf.
stefan COL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

Sam Newman has a 267 in the
Herron-Zimmer League al Mt
Elliott. Jack Turek. John Miller
Fred Miller. Herman Wiedhunee
Louis Peters. Chester Wilamowski
and Frank Okharshi are in the
900 series brackets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

Palmer Park announces a spe-
cial match series for October 25.
Ernie Soest and Wayne Spaulding
meet over the l0-game route, Joe
Norris and Harold Allen. CaSs
Grygier and Fred Bujack over the
five.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

What's become Of Omar Herr
.pich? He's with Famous in the
Rainbow Classic League. On the
same team with him are Zeke
Tody. Frank French, John Squillo
and Phil DeAngelo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

Glenn Cramer. radio expert,
with Art Centre in the Metro
League, carries a 1861 average
for Is games. He has operated
short wave sets for II years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

Dick Whiting has an sll-left-
handlers team in the Palace House
League. Art Dau Gilbert Stoetzer.
Henry Ritter and John Landefeld
complete the roster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

Harry Tobian is buster than a
free beer dispenser AT Great Lakes
Opening a new place has its grief
Frank Buiack, new member Of
the Schmidt team. finished third
in the Peterson Classic at the
Palace last Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18
Bowling News, Scores and Standings
Bowling
Notes

Ray Turner Of Roadway leads
the field Of 81 in the Metropolitan
Classic League race for average
honorS. Latest figures show him
with 1897 in - games. Walter
Durbin Of Norge Marygrove has
1894 Angelo Damico 1892 and
Angelo Damico, Palmer Park,
1892.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

Elvere Hines, a young lady with
only two seasons IN the game, has
lT2 average at Centennial. Her
constant improvement indicates
she will make name for herself
II as and when she goes into the
ma jOr league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-18

Jim Shillady announces he is in
strict training for the A. 3. C.
doubles AT Columbus next March.
His partner remains 10 be named.
Jim wants one 10 deliver TOO. He
will offer 400 10 iibe with the old
100 or bust" slogan.
Evening star., 1941-05-28
STREET CAR,
BUS OPERATORS
WANTED

Steady work at good pay
for men who can qualify. $50
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Applicants must be % to
40 years of age, 5 it. 7 ins. to
6 it. 2 ins. in height and must
weigh in proportion GAS to
215 lbS.).
Apply in person Monday
through Friday, inclusive,
$3.50 to 10 am.
EMPLOYMENT DIVISION-J,
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Wash, D. G..
Evening star., 1941-05-28
HELP MEN & WOMEN.

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SHORT-ORDER COOK man or woman;
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VIOLIN PLAYER sight reader dance
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YOUNG COLORED COUPLE for janitor and
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