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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Michigan Bowler
Leading in Singles

ST. PAUL, Mimi, March IS
ms Three Canadian bowlers
held the spotlight for fancy scor-
ing today at the 1871 a. B. c.
tournament. which got under way
Thursday, while Elmer Kielinen of
Negaunee. Mich. held the lead in
the singles competition. John Mac
Donald and Leo MacKonka. who
travelled more than 1000 miles
from Film FTon, Manitoba, to
bowl here, took the lead in the
doubles with a combined total of
1910 A third Film Flon entry Leo
Cooper, startled the crowd by
picking the difficult split IN
his last game of doubles. Kielinen
held the singles lead with $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Rizzuto TO Appear
Before Draft Board

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March
15.-CINS)-Phil Rizzuto. New
York Yankee rookie shortstop. ap-
peared before the local draft board
here and today expected to submit
TO physical examinations early
next week. Draft officials here
said that the status of the young
Shortstop. who came TO the Yam
KEGS from their Kansas City farm
club, probably would be known
within two weeks. the information
having to be transferred TO his
home selective service board in
Brooklyn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Red Wings Cheered
Wares Shoulder Injury Mends Rapidly and He May
Be Able to Start Ranger Series
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Detroit Red Wing spirits sky
rocketcd today with the announce
ment that Eddie Wares, their bril-
liant right wing. may rejoin them
for the first playof game with the
New York Rangers here next
Thursday
The Wings will ride against the
Boston Bruins. new National
Hockey League champions. here
tomorrow afternoon W h q u I
Wares and will tackle the Bruins
again IN Boston Tuesday with the
star on the Sidellnes.
But DR.. {. l.. Tomsu. club ply
stefan. says Eddie's shoulder sepa-
ration is healing so rapidly he may
be able TO aid the club against the
high-riding New York club when
the blue chips are at stake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Times Sweepstakes
Pin Schedule
TODAY

TODAY
f:3e-Ciass r-Craphie Ar,s Leacue-
Jourdan Co, Dell Jouruan. city Mailing
Service. James Julian BerEhon, Vernon,
Ijyernois James Jackson. Clas. D-Sigis
mond ms. Fred Bell: Lou HalinEfon. -
Johns. =. conrsth Gleason Agency,
Ditzler. Dick Gray; Long Ins Ritter
House. Walter Bethel Class Nuscsrs's
Bar. Tavern. = Esordi. Cost. Plymouth
Acct Frank Mct;tirnen ;sa.-;.,i,
Cafe, Sweetest Hear Of MARY. Leo osinskt
34S-Ciass C-Yankees. JAW 10
cal ,, A otewski. superior service
Dshrs. Sam Iicavoh. Class D-Repuhlic
No q New Center. Carl Carlson 81
Columbia Green. Episcopal Games League.
Claude Hnkle Jefferson signs. 81, Clsir
shores. Earl Ensisih; Maintenance BrEEs
Mites. Reg Macdonald Cubs. Assessors.
j. Gentle: City Towel Service Genial.
Joe Vital Class E-Eplscopal Games
League st. MARY Blue, " Ssiger 81
Earl Stroud Epiphany. o. Dice
s:ee-CIass B-Venice Beach. Mack
Rec, Art Klein: Red Wing Cafe. Mite
Life. I'd Sehramm. Class D-PrOkop Elec-
store. Motor City. Center Line. Tom Hall:
Maintenance. Ditzler. Bill Heider: Mack
Rec, Msck-st. Jean. Ar Klein; Ehm's
Sausage. Meat Packers. Clarence Rode
Atlas Bottling. Chene- Trombly. W. Genoa
Berlin Malone Funeral Directors Royal
House, Glenn Deakin smith a Tompkins,
Brightmoor House. A sherk Budweiser
No. 6, New FairView Jr.. n Pastrick
Class buds Bar. Altoona Peanut.
Michael Rumpz
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Co. Mack Rec. William strike. Fintex
Clothes. y. Jeff. Bus. Men. John Pearson
Federal MoEul Local 2O2. bet 1nter-Lo-
cal. 8 spalding. Class D-Hebo League
Palmer. Elliott Barron Dubuque. Norm
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Eagles Get Practice
Auto Club Is Easy Target for Pros as They Prepare
for Meet in Chicago Tonight
BY DON w. LEE

If practice makes perfect, the
Detroit Eagles will have a good
chance to survive their first round
game in the world pro basketball
tournament at Chicago tonight.
All the Eagle regulars got at
least two baskets and everybody
got at least one in whipping Auto
Club. Triple A leader in the
Greater Detroit Basketball Asso-
citation. 5S-36, at Naval Armory
last night in the first game of a
beSt-out -of-three series.
And. although Auto Club was
prepared for the Eagles pivot
style and had two men guarding
big Ed Sadowski-the 6Ia foot
center. sank five of his specialties
and added a cut-in, a tip-in and a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15

under way. Fred Robinson. super
intendent of Belle Isle and a golfer,
aided at every turn.
Everything went along great,
without Mayor Couzens knowing
anything about it-untif one day
early in the Spring he went TO the
Island 10 help lay the cornerstone
at Detroit Yacht Club. --
Noting the ground thrown up
for bunkers, he asked what it
meant. Told that a golf course was
being built, he ordered it stopped
at once. declaring therell never
be course on Belle Isle.
But Curtis refused to give up
and shortly found a new ally in
John Lodge of the city council.
With Couzens absent from the city
shortly after that. Curtis called
upon Lodge, the acting mayor. and
got his permission to continue the
work. This time it went through
to completion and the course was
opened on Memorial Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15

having that gave them So.
There has never been q 9
awarded for rollers In this coun-
try" said Bergin.
Finishing second to this pair
who were competing together for
the first time were Hugo Lame
and Melva Block.
WEIR, YEARLICk WIN
A. II. Weir and Janet Yearlick
successfully defended their senior
skate dancing title with second
going to Hugo Lame and Mclval
Block and third TO the 1899 cham
pions. Lloyd Young and Virginia
Mount.
Bruce regle became the new
senior mems figure skating charm
pion when he bested Bill Best and
Walter Stokoss. the defending
champion a new champion. too.
was declared in senior women's
when Ann Manion placed ahead OF
Eldora Andrews and Melva Block.
Junior dancing went 70 Douglas
Breniser and Margaret Williams.
with second 10 Donald Martin and
Patricia Hill and third 10 George
Bergin and Kunnie Mae Williams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Lead Captured
By Dami(o

Frank Damico OF Mack Boule-
ward stepped into first place IN
the East Side Bowling Proprietors'
Classic when he shot CAB as Vince
Mikiei skiddcd to seventh on 53s.
With 81 points Damico is one
ahead of Bud Ritter, who rolled
621.
Little Carl Malik Of Garfield
grabbed OFF third with As points
when he topped the field with 57l.
Fred Clements 643. John HeWit1,s
GIT and Jim Annabelles coo also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
AIDED By HECkEL

With the assistance of Gen.
+. &. Heckel. then park commits
Sioner. Curtis finally succeeded in
outmaneuvering the late James
CouZens, mayor of Detroit at the
time.
The district association, launched
in 1919. had as one of its aims the
creation of public courses. but
three years passed without any
progress. Chief opposition came
from Mayor Couzens who baked
the district at every turn. II
wasn't that CouZens was opposed
TO golf. but because he refused to
have the city put to any additional
expense.
The late Malcolm McGregor was
chairman of the districts public
course committee. and just before
he left for vacation at Pinehurst
in the Winter of 1922, he called
upon his assistant. Mr.. Curtis, and
said:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
State Bowler
Heads Abe

ST. PAUL, March 15.-The So
day. forty-first annual American
Bowling Congress is on its way
with a burst of unusually high
scores for the opening days of the
tournament.
A pair of bowlers from Film
F'lon. Manitoba, John Macdonald
and Leo Mackonka, who had trav-
eled LOST miles to- bowl here,
annexed the lead in the doubles
with 1910.
Elmer Kielinen of Negaunee,
Mich, scared into first place in
the singles with 639, while George
Zillig of Dubuque. Ia, finished only
one pin behind with 63S.
Earlier in the day, Jacob
Koelsch of Rochester. Mimi,
rolled the highest game of the
tournament with 278 in his middle
game of singles.
TEAM EVENT
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Grain Belt Beer. Rochester, MINI 2734
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Harthers Clothing staples MINI. 27i5
TWO-MAN EVENT
John -MeDonald-Leo MacKonka, Film
Ffon. Man ITO
Geo. Schneeberger- Robert Lowell, La
crosse. Wis 1889
Clarence Hieks-Roy Eliedge, St.
Paul, MINI. 1850
Henry Kreuser-R Reed Harder, Lacrosse.
Wis 117l
Ed Olson Ralph DeKlotz. Virginia.
MINI. 11S4
Elmer Rielinen, Nessunee, Mich. saa
George Zilg, Dubuque Ia SIS
Arthur Werlich. st. Paul MINI. 633
Leo hartell, Ashland. Wis 632
Ted Trnndzon. Negaunee, Mich. $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15

long shot just to prove his versa
tility.
The Eagles left Immediately
after the game for Chicago, where
they play Indianapolis Kautsky's,
a team made up of former Big Ten
stars. mostly from Purdue. at 8
o'clock tonight. The Kautskys list
Globe Trotters, Renaissance. Osh-
kosh and Celtics among their VIC
Tins this season and will be a
tough team for the Eagles to hur-
die.
With Sadowski leading the way
with three buckets, the Eagles
took an early lead last night and
held it all the way through. II was
1919 at the first quarter, 29-15 at
the second and 1924 at the end
of the third.
Some one was heard to remark
that the Eagles and Auto Club
would be about evenly matched
except for Big Ed. He played a
brilliant game, but the pros not
only held their 21-point margin
when he left the game early in the
last period, they added one point
TO il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Flu Hits Nine Men
On White Sox Squad

HOLLYWOOD. March IS
ONS)-Nine members of the Chi
c 70 White Sox squad were out
N.th bronchial flu today as the
f: -: opened a two-game series
u the Hollywood Stars. OF
80 on the sick list. right fielder
IT Wright was the most Sc
1uS'y i'll. The others, all of whom
-H17ined behind in the Sox' head
c'arters hotel at Pasadena. were
an7ger Jimmy Dykes, himself,
h Turner. Grove. Humph-
! s. Lee, Dietrich and Stevens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
LEADERS APPEAR SAFE

AS far as the leaders go. how
ever, they appear safe. The 1895
Of Ed Schultheis' Five in Class G.
27si of Frank Walock's Dodge
Main Pirates in Class d and the
2754 Of John McAuslan's Detroit
Lubricator Highlanders in Class
l. are the top figures.
Episcopal Games League will
have five of its outfits shooting.
four in Class + and one in Class
d. Tom Halls Five OF Centerline,
Harry Shocks Michigan Alkali
No. 3 of Wyandotte and Harry
Lumden's Mass Five of Lincoln
Park have hopes in Class d.
University of Detroit Intramural
loop will be represented by the
Tigers in Class f. Capt. Art kras,
John Bullock. James Taken, Joe
Shaheen and Frank johnson make
up this club. Bill Tiszai's Me-
chanics of Ecorse also is a con-
tender.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
HOPES WERE LOWERED

II was first believed the injury
Wares suffered in the game with
Canadiens last Saturday would
keep him out for a month. Detroit
hockey officials didn't believe
they'd be able 10 get him IN the
lineup again this season unless the
club fought its way into the Stan
ley Cup finals. They regarded
their chances against the Rangers
very obviously.
With Wares hack to reunite
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
By HAROLD kAHL

BIDS for places in leaders row
by four Glass B teams will feature
rolling in The Detroit Times
Sweepstakes when il opens its
eleventh weekend at Imperial
Recreation in the General Motors
Building today.
Outstanding in the quartet striv-
ing TO better the 2977 of Steve
Kowalczyks Woody-Pontiac will
be Art kiein,s Venice Five. Other
members of this team are Gus
Tyteca, Pete Viviano. Harry Davi-
son and Jim HoTlockler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Rain Hampers Cubs
In Practise Session

LOS ANGELES. March IS
UNS)--The Chicago Cubs. who
have shifted their headquarters
from across the Catalina Chan
mel TO a Los Angeles hotel, this
afternoon were 10 tackle Connie
Mack's Philadelphia Athletics,
weather permitting. The Cubs
crossed the channel yesterday in
drenching rain. and there was
a strong prospect that today's
game would be cancelled because
OF inclement weather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
DUEL TO FINISH

These last two games with the
Bruins Will be a duel between
Mowers and Frank Brimsek, whom
the Detroiter leads by three goals.
Just two goals behind Johnny in
the photograph finish is Turk
Broda of Toronto Maple Leafs.
who faces Chicago Blackhawks
tonight and Sunday.
In this battle tomorrow after
noon the Wings must stop some
Of the most potent scorers in
hockey. including the record-set-
ting champion. Bill Cowley. Ray
Conacher and the famous Kraut
line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
'iaho Interviews
Coach Candidates

MOSCOW, Idaho, March IA
INS)-The University of Idaho
athletic committee today con-
tinued interviewing candidates for
the schools vacant coaching job
Claude +. tTiny} Thornhill, for
mer Stanford grid mentor, arrived
in Moscow last night for a con-
ference. Pete Cawthon, recently
at Texas Tech. was expected to-
day. Willard Dixie" Howell,
coach at Arizona State Teachers,
v,as hane Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15

Detroit's most effective line with
Don Crosse and Sid Abel, Wings
chances would be greatfy-erf-
HANGED The black-haired forward
from Calgary is just approaching
his best form and has contributed
IS points to the Red Wing cause
in the fight that brought them to
third place.
While waiting for Wares TO re-
join them The Wings will go all cut
against the Bruins in an attempt
to help Goalie Johnny Mowers
gain the Vienna Trophy. which
goes annually TO the goalie Who
has the least goals scored against
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
OTHER THREATS

Only a shade behind in the ad-
vance dope is Ed Schram's Red
Wings of the Mite Life Circuit.
John kaminski, Paul Scott, Pat
Amsden and Carl Peterson are
Schram's teammates. Leo Dudleys
Pabst OF the Travelling League and
William Peters Altes OF Orient
House are the others.
Heaviest attacking on the pins
viii be made in Class d with 20
clubs of this average classification
on the drives. Class + is next
with Is. while Class c follows
With T. In the group there may
be one. or two. which will produce
q change in the standings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
HE ACTS QUICKLY

"Bill. we'd get a public course
pretty soon or John tthe late
John Sweeney, president of the
district will kick us off the
committee"
Curtis promised To de- something
and did in what undoubtedly
was record time.
He had his eyes on a mosquito
infected hay march on the upper
part ofs Belle Isle. and asked Gen.
Heckel to build a golf course there
Heckel gave his okay-just like
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
Conspiracy Brought First City Golf Course
g. Curtis Overcame Mayors Opposition With Help Of ecke John Lodge

that and thaSA was all Curtis
needed. Little was said about
Couzens at the time, but the
mayor was 10 enter the picture
very decislvely later on.
The very next day Curtis took a
l00-foot tape line TO the island
and began his preliminary survey.
His young son. BIZ. Went along
and helped him. Next there had TO
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SERVES AS STARTER

Curtis thought his job finished
but it wasn't. A professional had
been hired but it seems he i'm
bibed too freely the night before
the opening and didn't show up
that morning. Heckel. at a loss
what to do, called Curtis and Sug-
gested he take charge. Curtis did,
acting as starter and sending close
TO 200 players on way before the
professional showed up later in the
day.
Curtis greatest thrill came be-
fore year had passed. His good
friend CouZens had been won over.
II zee you are having lot
OF play at Belle Isle and that
the course is more than paying
its own way the mayor said
TO Curtis. I'VE have some
ground in Palmer Park along
Woodward avenue and II you'll
help us, We'll build course
there
That suited Curtis and il waSn't
long until work was begun on the
first nine at Palmer Park. The
rest is well known-the wonder
ful course given to the city by the
late Horace Rackham. the second
nine at Palmer Park and the
Chandler and River Rouge layouts.
Now that they know all about
II. you can bet all these golfers
who use the city's courses will
want TO give a rousing cheer for
Bill Curtis. He deserves IL.
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DO PAULSEN LIFT

walter and Ann ended their
routine with an ANel Paulsen
lift. which Is n revolution and
half lift In the air. and one of
the most difficult maneuvers ON
rollers" Bergin continued.
Another contributing factor 10
this pairs triumph was their
speed, daring and power.
"If l had had a g In the box
IS is the perfect Score) would
have given Il TO them. But not
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be a map of the ground. and Curtis
drew that. He also designed the
course. work on which was 10
begin shortly, but couldn't find
place on his map for the ninth
Ernie Way. greenkeeper AT De-
troit Golf Club. came 10 his rescue.
though. found place for The ninth
and the construction soon was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-15
San DIEGO State s.
Reaches Cage Final

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. March IS.
-QNS)-San Diego State, an UNI
derdog when it entered the ma
tional intercollegiate basketball
tourney today reached the finals
favored TO win the championship.
The Californians went into the
home stretch and favorite role by
virtue of a 43-40 triu m o h last
night over West Texas State.