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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Mayor i'm Dual Role
Maccabee Jefries Nursing Throat Aches ArOay After
INDUCING in Speech Marathon

noon, reading reams and reams of
proposed fraternal legislation to
the 100 delegates.
Then changing TO another roll as
mayor of Detroit. he appeared as
speaker at convention banquet in
the Hotel Statler. The main adj
dress was by Eugene p. Berry,
state insurance commissioner, on
a program which included United
States Atty. John c. Lehr (Macca-
bee great record keeper for Michi-
gam as postmaster; Alex o. Benz
of Appleton. Wis, president of the
National Fraternal Congress, and
Clare Jarvis of Toronto, president
of the Canadian Fraternal ASSo-
citation.
The delegates representing ESQ.,
600 members of the Maccabees re-
elected Ethan w. Thompson of
Detroit, as supreme commander
and Charles l.. Biggs, supreme
record keeper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Insurance
RateSHere
PrObed
Times stan Correspondent

MACKINAC ISLAND, July "a,
State Insurance Commissioner
Eugene p. Berry is conducting a
thorough investigation Of insur-
ance rates on Detroit residential
dwellings at the request of Gov
ernor Van Wagner with a view
toward reducing them
This was revealed here today
following receipt of letter from
Berry assuring the governor that
the investigation is proceeding as
rapidly as possible. There was no
indication, Rwever. when a COM
plete report would be forthcoming.
Berrys investigation is the sec
ond started within a year follow
ing protests from Detroit officials
that residential insurance pre-
miumS were TOO high John B.
Emery, former state insurance
commissioner. surveyed the COM
plant and submitted a report de-
clarIng rates equitable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Wife Says Banker
Got Girls Number

NEW YORK, July PINS
Mrs. Clifford C. Adams testified
that on their Cuban honeymoon
her banker-bridegroom stopped a
pretty native on the street and got
her telephone number.
Mrs Adams. who is "a. asked
that her 57-year-old husband, a re-
tired vice president OF the Union
Trust Company pay SIS a week
alimony and $1,000 counsel fees
pending a separation action. Deci-
sion was reserved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
y. s. Agents Seize
s. Bills

More than $500 in bogus IS
bills and complete counterfeiting
outfit were in the hands of secret
service agents today after raid
on a Second avenue hotel room.
Frank Roberts. So. occupant Of
the room was arrested and held
for investigation. Secret Service
Supervisor George + BooS said
that Roberts had been operating
the plant. in his room and was
registered al the hotel under the
name OF Fred Adkins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Health Inspector
Waits Hearing
In Fumes Deaths

Cornelius J. way. 65,
suspended Board of Health inspec-
tor, having stood mute on charges
OF involuntary mansiaughter in
the fumigating gas deaths of two
newsboys, today faces an exami-
nation on the charge set for July
80
Recorders Judge Christopher F..
Stein entered a not guilty plea
and released Conway on personal
bond pending examination yester-
day. Conway's son. Ralph, served
as attorney for his father.
"I've known your father since
before you were born. 1 guess
We can rely on his appearing"
said Judge Stein. granting the
attorneys plea for personal
bond
Conway and Samuel d. Brodie,
missing fumigatIon company guard,
are charged with negligence in
allowing Richard Powers. 9, and
James Cabaniss. II. 10 walk in
the allegedly unguarded side door
of an apartment AT Ala Peterboro
street, last July g.. when II was
filled with cyanide gas. Conway
LIKES -l225 Yorkshire aapeHa4tiie Re,
Crosse Pointe.
Meanwhile, a report was awaited
from DR.. Paul A. Klebba, county
chemist, who is attempting TO
learn if Fred Newbert died of
cyanide gas during the fumigation
of his rooming house at 489 Mel
drum avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Oldest j. 5. Member
OF Eastern Star Dies
Iime. Sad Corrf.pnndrnt

COLDWATER, July 24.-Mrs.
Amanda Unangst, at 81, the oldest
member of the Order Of the East
ern Star in the United States is
dead today.
Mrs. UnangSt became a member
of Coldwater Chapter No l, old
est chapter in the world 81 years
ago. She died at her home yes
terdav leaving one daughter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
Hunt Two Boy Bandits

Police today are searching for
two boys, described as about Is
and ID years old. who held up
Miss Irene r Russell. Is. a clerk
at Red Seal Cleaners. 6147 Chai-
mers avenue. and escaped with
$3.50. Miss Russell said the
Older boy was armed win CIIn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

Hoarse. throat weary Mayor
Edward j. Jeffries Jr. today gar
Lgied his aches away after doubling
lin brass at the nineteenth quad
rennial convention of the Macca-
bees.
AS general counsel of the order,
Maccabee Jeffries presided at a
business meeting yesterday after
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

are guilty of violating state gam
ing laws.
Hoffman said that forma |
charges would be made against
LlpDert TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
CROWLEY,S BASEMENT
SHOP IN cool COMFORT
SHORT LOT DAY

Clearance of soiled and damaged
goods, samples, remnants, irregulars,
frsts, seconds and broken sizes. No
phone or mail orders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
First Aid to Sore
Eyes -Lavoptik

kStop little local eye troubles before they
ct big Use soothing. pleasant Iavoptk
rs years success Prompt relief for sore
inhamed. itching. burning eyes. Also
soothes GRADUATED eyelids. Get Lavoptik.
hTst aid 10 eyes. today. All druggists.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
HOUSEWARES AND HARDWARE!

5000 pcs. Assorted Dinnerware a, 6 * &c
ls Chrome Finish Kitchen Chairs, ca. ABS
200 u Gallon Cans Enamel 100
200 Steel Skillets with Cover, ca. lie
$50 2 Cup Glass Coffee Maker, ga. Ice
200 Ironing Board Pad and Cover Sets Ice
lao Hall" Ovenproof Casseroles =. .49e
81 Padded Ironing Boards .......... 59e
142 Sleeve Boards ................ 29c
1O4 Pottery Table Lamps 49,. l.5s d ! .95
l0I Gallon Picnic Jugs .6se
200 Table and Floor Lamp Shades. see
/ 500 II. Black Window Screening,
f. Sc to Sc
500 Fl. l-ineh Poultry Netting, #. &c to &c
IL Green Enamel Finish Tool Box, ca. 96c
ia Kitchen, Bathroom Mirrors. rs to 96c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
DOMESTIC AND YARD GOODS

200 pcs. Stamped Art Goods, es...... use
109 Alover Lace Scarfs ............2 9e
20 Lace Tablecloths, ea.........1.59
So Printed Tableeloths, Size 52x52" .SSe
800 pea. Stamped Art Goods, ca. 800. Ise
20 prs. Stamped Pillow Cases, 2 pr. see
80 pes. Pastel Organdy Searfs. ....... 35c
500 Allover Lace Doilies, ca. ........ SC
400 Cotton Plaid Blankets, ca. $500. 35e
500 1896" Turkish Towels, ga. 49,. Toe
$50 90x99" Security Seam Sheets, ca. LOO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24

At l3x22" Rubber Door Mats, ga. 3ee
IFS 1927" Pieeed Carpet Mats, ca. 3se
46o yds. eft. Floor Covering,
remnants, SO. yd. ............ Use
81 1886" Pieced Throw Rugs, ca. .s9c
$50 yds. 6-ft. kolofIor Remnants,
50. yd. .................. 38s~
500 yds. Curtain Material Remnts, ydf,S s'
260 Fiber Venetian Blinds, ca. :.Eos,
$50 u Pairs Ruffled Curtains, y pr. 400
375 prs. Ruffled Curtains, pr. go. Csc
l22 eft. by 36-inch Cloth Window
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
GIRLS AND INFANTS WEAR!

100 Girls Cotton Slips .......
$50 Tots Sheer Wash Dresses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
WoMEN'S, CHILDREh'S SHOES!

24o prs. Women's, Girls Play Shoes, pr. 6
81 prs. Junior Girls Oxfords, pr. /.
3l4 prs. Women's Arch, Nurse Shoes,
pr. .......... .........l l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-24
FOUNDATIONS AND INDIES!

100 Women's Foundations ....
rs Women's Broadeloth Slips -.
so Women's Rayon Tsffeta Slips
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Open
Tourney Sunday

Detroit Lutheran Bowling Asso-
citation viii usher in its twelfth
annual tournament with "a teams
on the drives of Motor City Rec
reation this Sunday. The official
record breaking entry is 2S3
teams. 401 doubles combinations,
and I'll singles.
Before the tournament, which
will run eight week-endS, gets
under way, there Will be opening
ceremonies in which Councilman
Henry Sweeney. Common Pleas
Judge John D. Watts and George
Niepoth, secretary of the Detroit
Bowling Association. will take
part. Pastor Norman Mcnter of
Salem will introduce them.
Twelve Of the 20 teams on the
first squad Will be from the City
Lutheran League. which is %
years old First English will sup
ply the other eight. OF the IA on
the second squad seven will be
from Mi. Zion and the rest from
ST. Thomas, st. Johns, lroquois
Christ. St Matthew'S and ST.
Johns of Wayne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
D.etroiters Go
After Leaders
In State Again
Jankowsky Squad Is
Tribute to Former
Official Sa tur d a y

After a brief respite TO permit
Grand Rapids spillers to have
their innings in the thirty-eighth
annual tournament of the Michi-
gan State Bowling Association,
Detroiters will resume their Of
forts to gain slices of the prize
melon at Bill Mowery's Spartan
Recreation next weekend.
While 81 teams from Battle
Creek will dominate Detroit will
have 13 regular fives in there
shooting that are apt TO cause
considerable shuffling among the
leaders in every event on Inc
board AT least, that wifi be their
intention
1t is fitting these 13 Detroit
quintets will roll together on what
will be known as "Augie Jankow-
sky's Squad" II is special
tribute and graeieHsly given to a
man who diligently spent so many
years as secretary of the Michl-
gan State Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
No. I Team Wins
Sweeps atD.A.C.

Detroit Athletic Clubs No. ,
team caused no mild surprise when
II topped seven other quinteis. in
GLIDING SIX from The Detroit
Tunes All-Star Classic in the
clubs second invitational swee' :
stakes ~ the ID. a. {. Saturda \
with 299S
Art Rochm led the attack with
645, followed by Fred Shinnick
with $50 and Graham Shinnick
and Horace Dickinson with Oils.
Omar Hcrppich reelcd Of 233-l9S
237 for COS as Gocbel placed Sec
ond with 2974 RiSdon rolled 1888.
Stroh 29}2. Ekhardl e. Becker
29l2 Chcnc- Trombly 2S0l. Detroit
GaSkct 27S6 and -. a. c. No. l
2605.
jimmy MarShalrs CAS-, Howard
Curtins go. Archie Jankowski's
617. Joe Norris clio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Former Pinboy Joins
City's Bowling Elite
BY JAKE BERSON

Ten years ago Chef Bukowski
was setting up pins at North End
Recreation out in Hamtramck.
Today, at 25, Bukowski is knock
ing 'em down so efficiently and
consistently that he easily rates as
the most promising of the younger
bowlers in Detroit.
Bukowski is spending his first
full season in the big time. Rolling
with Schmidt in the eity's strong
est league. The Detroit Times All
Star Classic. he Stands third in the
individual averages with fancy
203.02 figure. Only pair Of crack
bowlers like Joe Norris of StroF
and John Crimmins of Goebel tor
his average
George Bryant, Schmidt captain
gave BukowSki his chance in the
Classic this season. and naturally
is happy over the choice.
"Chet will he even better next
year. and / won't he surprised II
he outbowlS Norris and Grim
minis" BRYANT SAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

Bukowskl, whose 7oi Is fifth
high series in the Classic also Is
one of the stars in the Chryslcr
All-Star loop Bowling with Plym-
outh. ne carries a 203 average and
has bagGcd series Of 600 or better
in nine out of the last 10 sessions,
including one of 721.
The young kegler first came into
prominence in 1887, when he was
funneFup in the city tournament
all-eventS with 1892 lie collected
1860 in the a. 3. &. all-eventS here
last year 10 raise his fnur-NcaI
Congress average 10 1877 In the
recent Central States at Flint he
captured ninth in the Glass a
singles with 67l and wound II
with 1852 in the all-events. which
again proves his consistency.
BukowSki has rolled Two perfect
games, the first when he was only
II. During the last holidays, wher
many leagues suspend. he got in 4
practice session al North End. lie
shot 279-276-266 for S21.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Pageau His Man

Because of the pressure OF bust
ness Augie. as he is better known,
was forced to step out as secre-
tary. But he wouldn't have made
tho move If ne WASH certain
there was a capable successor to
take his place. Walter Pageau of
Detroit was his man and he's, per-
formed a grand job.
Augie has captained the Regal
team for years. making every
tournament. 1t was not so long
ago strictly bachelor outfit until
Otto Gallandt broke loose. Other
members are Augies brother,
Henry. Dwight Nash and al Kill
liam II would he nice if they
scared 10 the top, especially on
Augie'S night
Clarence Bulls H-Speed, George
Bollinger's J. l.. Hudson. Norm
Halleen's Fort Blvd, Jimmy Benz
toms LaMeaSure. AL Shorkey's
acknowledgements. Walter Smiths
Tommy Burke. Archie Fiorenzi' S
Hungarian American. Ira Birch's
Frankenmuth. Dick Barker's ia
cox Hi-Speed. Nick Van Ringel-
steyn's George & Murray's, Maui
rice HitchkisS' Cadillacs and John
Bollo's Palace-DiX all will be
there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Brothers Team

Henry Rebains. Brothers team of
State Fair Rec, Ted. Roman, John
and Mack in addition TO himself.
will have 10 do some tall shooting
as will 13 other Class c qulntets
if they hope TO take the 1895 of
Ed Schultheis' Five off the hook
There isn't a Class A. or star team.
that wouldn't be satisfied with that
count. any day any time
Ed Torzys Sam Durkee Five
accounted for the only change
among the leaders after Two
squads were completed Saturday
when IT combined SOS 932-S12 for
2612 and second in Class f. the
captain leading with 221-202 in
500
Lee Mayne's POI 100000 for 522
stood out as Gerald Hoag's Wild
Men Of Ann Arbor shot 2722 in
Class B. Ernie Bolle's Five was
tops in Class c with 1921, Ernie
getting 246- POI in SGT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Detroiters Shifted

So will Pageau. but as a score
tary and-not a member of Earl
Bentons GeriSch To accommo-
date three Bay City teams. one OF
which is headed by Joe Ahler, Pa
gcau shifted three Detroit fiveS
to a later date and Gerisch hap
pcncd 10 be one of them.
Detroit pinsters are leading in
three of the four events and II
will be the ambition Of Grand
Rapids men to Gust them in the
doubles and singles this Sunday
The 2959 of Detroit GaSket in the
five-mcn was still holding up
early Saturday night.
Clio Gardner and Walter Neiz-
gocki are tops in the doubles with
1884. while Carl KerSten heads
the all-events with 1897 Ed Han
son of Pontiac is first in the
singles with 677. All these marks
NAV be erased.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Scribners in Action

To round out the class A attack,
the largest single one of the
Sweeps. Dick krakow's Five with
the Scribner boys. Paul and Joe.
Bill Oliver and Frank Yost, and
Rudy Walhys Ritefire. both Of the
Detroit Times All-Star Classic
along with Risdon, will 90 into
action al Gas.
Little Johns" threats in Class
r viii he Basil Clark's J. j. Mil
lett Ira Birch,s FraHkeHnHth.
Augie JankowSky's Regal. Clar-
ence Bulls Hi-Speed Harry Fish
er's Oldhru and Ray kelly's
Houghton, all capable of going
places.
With the help Of Dick Taylor's
Fort Park Rec, Joe Bauman'S
Puritan. Carl kumm's Common Rec
and Stanley Bournes' Budweiser
of Ecorse there. should be practi-
cally a new slate as far as the
Class r standings is concerned
Monday ff70frffrff-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
GAR WOOD JR.
GAR WOOD JR.
Forgets Speedboats
For Tenpin Game

Car Wood Jr. has had a lot OF
fun bouncing on the waves
churned by his outboards, hut fun
to him in the Winter is fun in a
bowling alley.
Bowling would suffer in thrills
by comparison. yet the husky %
Ncar-old son of Gar Wood IS the
biggest bowling fan AT Norm An
dries Algonac Recreation in Al
gonac
Andres. we'll known. years ago
as boxing promoter and later
as deputy boxing commissioner,
couldn't kick young Wood off the
alleys if he wanted 10.
''He is due once week with
the Gar Wood Industries team
which he backs" SAYS Andres.
But You'll find him on the al
leys two or three times more a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Class A Attack
Is largest Of
Event Sunday
Classic League Ais o
Is Represented at
Imperial Recreation
BY HAROLD kAHL

-4f4i4f, Aifiiiiettt squat, little
IriShman, viii lead j teams from
his establishment out Trumbull
way 10 Imperial Recreation in the
General Motors Building Sunday.
When they get through bowling
there should be number Of
changes IN the Class A and b
standings of the ninth annual De-
troit Times Sweepstakes.
Millett Will have five challonC-
ers for the 2a3l of Herman Ben
eel's Norge IN Class a and SIX 10
dISnLfe Ihe-LlChl- Sieve kaAal-
czXk.s MnodX Pontiac ruling in
Class 3 AZ p. m. With Little
John" cheering them on il wouldn't
he surprising TO see both leaders
knocked down.
On what hey have accomplished
70 date m league rolling there is
little 10 choose between Millett's
five Class \ teams. Norm Hal
leen's Fort Boulevard. Clarence
Schmidts' Risdon. Jim McCarthy's
J. L. Hudson and Jim and Earl
Benton's LaMeasure and GeriSch
are that closely punched.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

week. He could collect the hest
team hereabOuts. hut he prefers
bowling pals with whom he
went TO school"
Young Gar in the four years
since he took up the game has
built a $50 average It isn't much
as bowling averages 60, but he
StiH rates little more than be-
ginner
Wood Jr.. however. hasn't for
gotten speed on water. He holds
two worlds cupboard records. but
has OutgroWn that
phase. The younger Wood is now
pointing for the next Gold Cup
race here and is working on plans
for new boat for the event next
Last year for the first
time he dabbled with power in a
Gold Cup race. plotting Tinker
Toy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
TIMES SWEEPSTAKES SCHEDULE FOR SUNDAY
!. MILtrr RECREATION SQUAD

J. J. MIIIETT RECREATION SQUAD
soo-CIass A. L. Hudson. Jim Nc.
Csr;hy; Geusch Coal Fan Benton. La
Measure Cleaner Jim BENTON: Fort Blvd.
Recreation Norm Haneen; Risdon Bros
Clarence schmidt Class Ri. J. Millett
Rssl Clark; FrsEkenmuth Beer. Ira
Birch RsFal Finance. Augie Jankowsky
III steed Gas Clarence Bulls oldhru Beer.
HARRY Fisher. Houehion Upper Peninsula
Ray Kelly Class Marquette. Upper
Peninsula Bsfry Samson.
sI5-cless { - szvdlowskis Market
wyandoue Business Mems, j. sUdlovsn
Marleue Marletfe SENIOR y smith -Clss,
D--kobb.Hs Furniture. OVassaa Merchants
80. 2, joe Baehler; Dearborn Moose
League Secretary AZ MNcek stewart
STANLEY BsIoa Lesion Ntncent Naubert
Df8i William Mcintosh. Dearborn Joe
schachef tlass I.--Handiey Brown Nd ?
Jackson CansGmers. " MeNuen. AVS
coufesjoner s. Flausn. A. HozInWskt
Nichirar Sugar Compaur Msrette Ssni-
lac norman MaHefte Msrette sani-
lac. g.. Heusynef
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
BoI|e Sweeps Draws
Leading Elves Sunday

Leading teams Of the city will
compete in the fve-man bowling
sweepstakes Ernie Bolle will stage
at Southeastern Recreation Sun
day night. There will he five
prizes with $50 tops. Entries are:
r. N Rudy wahy's Ritehre. Bud
Rulers koppitz George Lashers Oldhru.
Henry Ehrles Coca Cola George Bryant :
schmidt Harry Tohisns National George
Kersten s. Eastern Market Cass Tebrow
skis John McGiew Fred Uardeiia's High
and Park Recreation. Jim Glidden's Ek
hardt and Becker Nal Giimours Paris
and Frank GERS Norton.
70 p m-Joe Norris Strah. Louis
Rurf's tioehel Joe Adams Polish Bank.
George Holmes Ekhsrdt and Becker steve
Cruchon's Schtiz RoE Ovsrmyers Detroit
Gasket Frank Dancos Indian Village.
Art Watson's oven kinE Bud Beik 3
rahst Joe Paulus' Chene Tromhly. Herh
Mertsns' Minerahtes and Herman Ben
EeH's Norge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
DETROIT sIoK SGT An

io.So .. m. Class C-Sawmen. UAN-
clio $50. F. Terlech Class D--lndians
Tom HarKraNes Lucky Five Ben Burekv-
cki Class k-Sfumbiehums Clarence
Tracy: Lucky STRIKE. Edmund Brand
Highlsnders. John McAuslsn, Five Aces.
J. Budde Benders JAW -ClO 36a PRANK
lnhronone BOogets. UAW-ClO 400. Dick
Lindsay. io7 Finishers UAW-CIO Pau
Walker. Cubs Great Lakes Steel ?. Sly
herman: Andrews Bros. Detroit Union
Produce Terminal, /. slime.
12:45--Ciass B--Fort PARK Recreation
No. /. Lincoln Park Classic. Dies TAYLOR
Glass C--Rebain Bros state Par Recrfa-
ton House. Henry Rebain; FHrs Cafe.
TAwas CITY Major. A. Bartlett, capitol
Bowling. OWosso House. Joe Baehler DE
Supervision Dodge Pressed Stee. r Pau
rofe DICK Barber'S. Lincoln Para
American. Ralph sachs Glass D--scotfy =
Fish and Chips. STATE Pair House A.
Nichols. Independents DeSofo Motor
Howard Matkey Class E--Cfy Tuwel
Service. New Fairview juninr House, Hsrr
lrion. National Enuniie Boosters, state
Par Recreation House. Ear Nemechss
Hur huf s = Inter Church. = Luke Jr
Abrasive Engineers. Dodge Nan. Henri
Monroe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
M.ck-BLvD. RrcRrArro> sorAD

TsSo--Cis~ C-Bme Ribbon Ice Cream
Earl Thomas Mack Blvd. Recreation. Jack
Konen: Mt Clemens Rose Gardens Nj.
Clemens. A. G Essmaker. Class D--Heid-
rich Tool a Die. Ewsld Heidrieh Mack
Avenue Storage and Moving Joe Schultz
Peerless Pre- Equipment, Norm Mueller
Nj Elliott Bar Joe Palyon. Ionics De
trot Tunes shop. Earl D1dt. Fritz Beer
store Ray Cts 81 Stsnislaus, p Gields
Class BLACKS Neil Diem Browns I'd
Qmnne, Eigin Cafe No. ?. r. o. Mailing
lhaddeus Hammers.
a,t5-t'ia~ A-petroit Times AU stat
classic Krakow Furniture Richard Kra-
k8W. Waihy Eircfre Ru1, WaIhy Class
B--putftan Cafe. Palmer Park House Joe
Baumau. Common Recreation. Travelling,
Carl kumm BudWeiser Ecorse Hause
STANLEY Bourne Class Parker wolverine
COMPANY A Msccani Cadillac Motor No
NeV Center. q. Dixon EisSs D--Mur'
raw Corporation Esquire X. Marpne
CfosSfown Cleaners. 81 Dominic g. John
Mccarthy; Clun Dehonair Social Milan
IrnoWeh Alex ana AleN Altoona Peanut
Henry k8rasef. Class t.--GaNoping GaeIs.
r %. Mailing. James Murphy lr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
CY0 Pin Tournament
To Start February 7

The fourteenth annual CYO
handicap bowling tournament will
get under way February % AT the
DETROIT Recreation alleys. Entries
cloSS February u.
The event, sanctioned by the
American Bowling Congress. drew
740 fves last year. attracting
bowlers from 25 cities in the
state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Tes(h|er Leads
In Pin Classic

Bowling games Of 213-219-244-
1925 for 1140. Frank Teschler
topped the field in the thirteenth
round of the Rainbow Recreation S
Individual Classic Saturday.
Cy GoralcyCk was second with
172- 3D. 55- POT and 223 for 1l12.
Chef Bukowski proved a. capable
sub for Steve Cruchou and kept
him we'll out in the lead with a
217 In ll01 for third hinh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

Gardens M o n
day G y Q n IN &
with Frederick
Won $ c n a c ut.
tall and rough
German hts OPP
poneni.
In con unc-
ton with this
m a { c h Bull"
Montana an d
Reb Russell
Will don the
boxing go YES
TO slug one an
other about in
stead Of their
usual procedure
Of Sn . a kin &
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Supermdn Set !,
To Toss German

Superman. masked heavyweight
who dnfics all To TOSS him inside
of an hour. Will WreStle his fourth
challenge match at the Arena
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Women's State
Pin Statistics

Following is table showing the
growth of the Michigan State
Women's Bowling Association
since 1884:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

wrestling match.
for SIX rounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

punches during
They are billeC