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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-12-11
MdsOnS Install
Officers Monday

Newly elected officers of the Bluff
ton Masonic lodge were installed at
a meeting in the Masonic hall, Mon
day night.
Charles Alderman, retiring mas
ter, acted as installing officer, with
Harold Beals serving as marshal.
New officers of the lodge include:
Stanley Basinger, master; +. +.
Wenger, senior warden; Donavin
Conrad, Junior warden; Evan Ba-
singer, treasurer; Ralph Stearns, sec
retary; George H. Klay, chaplain;
Paul Martinka, senior deacon; Arden
Baker, junior deacon; Bertrand
Swank, senior steward; Karl Auker-
man, junior steward; John Thomp-
son, tyler; G. r. Bogart, trustee.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-12-11

rival groups of employees, is violat-
ing a fundamental principle which
underlies the free enterprise system
and our American way of life.
IF violence is subdued by the ac-
tion of government officials in turn
ing the situation over to those who
are threatening or causing the vio-
lence, then government has ceased to
function properly, and the continu-
ance of our American way of life
is in grave danger"
Il. w. HdWkes
Pres. u. S. Chamber
of Commerce.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-12-11

Buy now, while bikes are
fully equipped. Thrill your
boy or girl with one of our
streamlined deluxe sAnsS
equipped models. ~zS -
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-12-11

Prospects appear better for Ohio
poultrymen than they did at the end
of November, 1910, but reports from
351 fiockowners who are cooperating
in a profitable egg program reveal
that the average profit made per bird
was about 15 cents per month when
eggs sold for an average of 334 cents.
This group of poultrymen work with
the poultry department at Ohio State
University, in testing better manage
ment methods and is keeping records
of the results Of these methods.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-12-11
Elect S. S. Officers
At Mennonite Church

Election of officers for the Sum
day school of the First Mennonite
church was held last Sunday morn
ing. Elected were:
Supt., Orden Smucker; Sec.-treas.,
Marie Winkler; librarian, Mary
Alice Howe; chorister, Laurence
Burkhalter; pianist, Alice Jean Bixel.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-12-11

Continued from page ID
the kiddies with some arriving just
in time and others arriving bit
late. A colorful and interesting
parade was enjoyed again this year
and the judges really had a tough
time in making the decision.
Harold Carr, livestock breeder
from Union township, who goes
places with purebred sheep was at
the fair as usual with a fine lot of
Oxfords.
In the agricultural products ex-
hibit Waldo Huber showed a stalk
of popcorn with four ears on one
stalk. Usually there are only one
or two ears to a stalk.
Hiram Kohl, president of the fair
board, exhibited his fine sheep IN
the 4. 8 and c type Merino and
again made cleea sweeps. Kohl
h1S wa- many p-ssss ws.h his sheep
- re s.s.s far where - hss been
ere as 1hs seee7 s15ges fo- the past
rVa Years Re las been shipping
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hartman.
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-a1c.ler- w:ns sa<1 vsar wca every
enrrv N sfas rs.-Sse sz-,h division.
ciaenr ssa1r-Ir zs.s- 1Ass fair last
year Ear E.z-rlzaz r-z3a ) clean
swean. IN eas s,z.-zs ssz-rssSSe- his year,
Win rrasal,1v nrs-e Eels.sln cows
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-12-11

point of the number OF entries. He
showed 81 head of poultry, 10 more
than last years record number.
In two poultry classes-Bluffton
poultrymen held their own. In the
English White Leghorn class most
of the prizes were won by Kenneth
Winkler and Roy Clements. In the
Barred Rock division the honors
were divided among Wayne Badert-
scher, Edgar Huber, James and
Kenneth Reichenbach and C. H.
Peters.
Increasing interest in hybrid seed
corn was evidenced in the large dis
play of varieties shown in the
agricultural products division. Win
ming were: L. J. Reese, David
Vandemark, Ezra Bender, P. j.
Reese.
An unusually large and splendid
display of vegetables and potatoes
was shown again this year. Large
and attractive apples on display at
the showroom above Todd's grocery
caused much favorable comment.
Albert Augsburger again took the
lions share of the honors in the
apple division.
Plenty of skill was evidenced in
| the fine work in the arts and handi-
crafts displays of the Bluffton public
school students. Development of
artistic talents in color and diagram
work were shown by the many dis
plays in the grade school showings.
The silver spoon collection of Mrs.
Russell Lantz, Bluffton public school
art instructor, caused considerable
interest. Small attractive spoons
from many states and countries
were included in the collection.
You certainly have to hand it to
the boys of the industrial arts de-
partment for the variety of excellent
articles constructed in wood, metal
and plastics. Considerable skill is
developed by the boys in this line of
work under the capable instruction
of A. L. Daymon.
The Boy Scouts had an interesting
exhibit in the use of handicraft
campcraft, rope work and informa-
tion concerning the scouting move
ment. The display was held in the
gymnasium.
Missing from the poultry exhibit
this year was L. F. Baldwin of Mt
Cory, one of the stalwarts of the
fair. Baldwin, who knows the
answers when it comes to fine fowls
has in past years usually taken the
grand championship in the poultry
division. This is the second year
he has not been in the competition
since poultry department was add
ed to the winter fair.
An exhibit which deserves mention
was five doilies exhibited by the
Bluebird cuban organization OF
girls of the fourth grade in the
schools. The work was we'll done
attractively displayed and woulo
have been a credit to a much more
mature needleworker. The doilies
will be presented to the hospital.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-12-11
IO8,233 OhiOans In
u. s. Armed Forces

Ohioans in the United States
army, navy and marine corps now
number 108,233, according to a re-
port from state selective service
headquarters.
Despite the fact that 4,335 Ohio
boys have been discharged from
armed services, and others are being
released, the number of Buckeye
servicemen is growing steadily.
Reports from Washington show
the following separations since Sc
lective service started 13 months
ago: Army, PATS; Navy, 644; Ma
rine Corps, 226; National Guard,
973, and Coast Guard, Ia.
Ohio men in the nations armed
forces thru enlistment amount to 54,-
465, more than half of whom are in
the army.
In addition, Ohio last week had
called 53,768 draftees into the army
under the selective service act.
The Ohio Association of Future
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1941-12-11

The Ohio Association of Future
Farmers is contemplating construc-
ton of a camp on the lake created by
the Leesville Dam in Muskingum Con-
servancy District.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
Ohio State Board
To Name Brown
International New. Service Wiz.

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. l4.-Un-
less illness of one of its members
forces postponement of its meet
ing. the Ohio State University
Board of Athletic Control today
was expected to go through the
formality of naming Paul "Bucky"
Brown, Massillon, o., high school
coach, as head coach at the Buck
eye institution to succeed Francis
A. Schmidt.
The final question as to
Schmidts successor was erased
last night when DR.. George
Hauser, line coach at the Univer-
sity of Minnesota, announced his
withdrawal from the race. In the
last six seasons at Massillonl
Browns teams have won 81
games, lost one and tied one.
Browns candidacy for the posi-
ton has brought barrage oil
backing from newspapers, high
school coaches and thousands oil
alumni and Ohio State fans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
Better Qualities
To Fight Here

PITTSBURGH, Pa, Jan. IT.
One repeat member of last years
team, Henry Pratt. in the 49,
pound class. has qualified to meet
the Detroit, Buffalo and Mil
waukee teams in the midwest
Diamond Belt finals in Detroit
He qualified when the finals were
staged in the annual Pittsburgh
tournament last night under the
auspices OF the Pittsburgh Sun
Telegraph
A near capacity crowd damned
the Gardens for the battles. which
produced several upsetS and were
filled with hard fighting and a
sensational knockout in the IT'S
pound class. in which Raney
Foulton of Warren. o.. floored the
favored Milt Taylor OF Pittsburgh,
for a count of nine and then
knocked him out for several
minutes with hard rights to the
jaw.
Lothar Shafer. w. and J. tackle,
was beaten by Frank BarbowSky
in the heavyweight class, being
dropped for a count of nine in the
second round. II marked the third
time Shafer finished as the run
nerup in as many tries.
Nicky Wargo. the National
Junior featherweight champion,
came through 10 cop in his class
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
Al zerbo Faces
Test Tonight

For the last few years AL Zerbo,
defending city singles champion,
has dominated handball here
abouts. But tonight his reign may
come TO an end when he meets
Stan Zaleski. fast becoming one
of the best handball artists in the
city.
Zaieski and Zerbo tangle in a
third round match of the City
Handball championship being held
at the X. of c.
Or. Milton Lappin defeated Bob sudsf5
John oostomssi defeated Joe Pizzo, 2l.lO,
Pills.
Almond puHsrt defeated Eli PIcken.
PAU n.rlo defeated Joe winkl,r, 2i-lo,
2l.il.
stan Gslaup defeated Steve seafuri
Fritz BIsseon defeated Or. Fred York
Jim Donlssvy defeated JACK Lshsyy.
-z1-fs, TT-2I, zI-S,
Marvin Stein defeated Carl Koch. AIS.
II al, 2l-is.
TnnEht's matches:
Al Zerbo VS.. Stan zaleski at 2. m
Ben WAterstone W.. John CarolSn at 6
Jim Kadish VS. Jack Hsgsnah at p. m.
Nate Miller vs.. Ted Lemmer at p. m.
DR.. Milton Lappin VS. Almond DuHart
John Gostomsh VS. Paul Merlo at T:45
Fritz Brescoll VS. Marvin stein at sp. m.
Jim Donleavy VS.. Stan Galaup al 3 ?. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
Point After
Gun Wins
For State
BY GEORGE MASKIN

EAST LANSING, Jan. IA
Michigan States basketball team,
which suddenly turned from I'M
practicable to red hot, continues
to make its coach. Ben Van AL
styne, look bad But the coach
doesn't mind. Not in the least.
For by beating Temple here last
night. 1922, in a thriller decided
by foul after the completion of
regulation play, State rang up its
seventh victory Give of 'em in a
row. in 10 starts.
That's exactly two more games
than Van Alstyne figured the
Spartans would win during the
season. And the present campaign
for State has just reached the
halfway stage,
Max Hindman. veteran center
is the newest Spartan hero. He
tossed in the point that decided
the battle with possible over
time session hanging fire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
MI. Clemens Six
Takes Opener

Detroit Night Hockey League
opened with a triple header at
Mack Park last night that saw
Mt. Clemens trounce Americans,
To. in the Triple A contest.
Waditans beat Marines. 10. in the
Double A game. and O'Neil Hoeff-
ner trim st. Clair Shores, So. in
Class A,
A pair Of hat tricks were pulled
in the Marines game. Nor
man Krous accounted for three OF
the Waditan goals. Bill Gill scored
three for the Marines.
The Robot brothers went 10
town for Mt. Clemens. Ed was
assisted by brother Joe on both
of his goals. George Wakefield
was credited with both of the
Americans scores. Gordon Gilbert
was the leading scorer for ONeil
Hoeffner. garnering two goals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14

The patched up Toledo Babcocks
ended Holzbaugh's winning streak
at four games as Charlie Teno
shut out the Detroiters, 10, at
Olympia last night.
Teno, spare goalie for Windsor.
was borrowed by the Babcocks
and played a spectacular game.
He replaced Maurice Garth who
suffered an eye injury last week
in Windsor and may be out for
the season.. =
1t took 54 -miAites and s seconds
before either team could score.
Rip Williams garnered the win
ming goal for the Babcocks. He
took pass on the left side of the
net from Ed Nicholson and
bounced the puck off Turner's pads
into the goal.
The Toledoans outplayed Detroit
in two of the three periods despite
the fact. that they were without
the services of three of their stars.
Oscar Gillipeau was taken i'll two
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14

Foe Of Jim Londos Thursday Night Is GiUen Rousing
Reception at Allied War Relief CGrniuol

IN Chicago for a week having
made thc Trip there from his
ranch In California
Talun IN the meantime. i
working out dolly al the Y NJ.
G. 4 with LbysLko furnishing
him plenty of opposition.
The supporting card Thursday
nieh' VII find Ed Don George,
former Intercollegiate champion
pittcd AGAINST Sandy ODonnell
in lie sentinel in other bouts
NanVo SnsN faces Fred Tay.or
J&ek > Paiters1nN opposes ia k
kaarear and Howard Burncll a
product ~ Oklahoma A and NJ
takes on Jack Russell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
Morrie ArnoVi(h Signs
Contract With Giants

NEW YORK. Jan. GNS) -
Outfielder Morrie Arnovich has
returned his l94l signed contract
TO the New York Giants offices,
officials of the club announced
today
Arnovich. recently traded 10 the
Giants by the Cincinnati Reds, be-
comes the seventh player TO come
into the fold
Officials disclosed that Short
stop Billy InrgeS. condition has
improved immensely" urges was
beaned by one of Bucky Walters
pitches last Summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
7iirviiew Cards
; Features

a bargain fight card will he
tte opening attraction next Mon
cay when Fairview Gardens re-
sr-os promotion under the dlrec'
ION Of Walter Sharp and Jim
,-a,t
Eilly Starkell Of Flint will fight
Idle Martin of Detroit in one Of
The six-round feature bouts. joey
Iiichielove will 1anCle in another
OF the skies with Tom Glaspy,
While Chuck Hirst. southpaw pro-
iege OF Billy Shaw. will meet Len
Ne on in the third headliner
The program was made after
illness forced Tommy Morris 10
cancel his battle with Charley
Pafham Al least three Other
events viii be on the card
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
Fioht Results

AT PHILADELPHIA Lou ssFcs. III g.
New York retained world bantam sat
title by decision over Tommy Forte mr.
Philadelphia tlSi
AT NEWARK n J-Fretsie fRedp
Cuehrans. isi Elizabeth n j. defeated
Norman Ruhia. lt3. Albany. u0l
AT NEW YORK -Antonto Fernsnoez.
1911 Chile outpointed Andre Iesserun ih3
New York Isl
AT PROVIDENCE l. Everett Right
nfe 1901, Sioux City. la. decisioned Leo
Kodak i34h Chicago 1Ol Bobby w
l32l Hartford. Conn defeated Pete De
GraSse 1875, New York tiOl
AT WAsHINGToN- Btu Mcdowell 49,.
Dallas Tex. outpointsd Joey spanslsi
iS2 Riohmnnd. Va ts1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14

Wladyslaw Talun giant Polish
wrestler. who tackles Jim Londos
~ Olympia. Thursday night, was
given a rouSing reception when he
appeared last night Al the Allied
Carnival for Polish War Relief a.
Convention Hall
Talun was accompanied by his
manager. Stanislaus Zbyszko. the
former champion, and their MI
ucrous Polish admirers \ jolned IN
s. 80 Talun Veil in rs tusslt
~ : - Gre~l,. ster> a. ire ma
- 0.er Ei@s Lonfes expects
Jim to arrive here today for his
flsf appearance in a Detroit ring
IN more than 4 year Jim has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
r. A. b. HANDICAPPED

T. & B.. with the steady Fred
Breckle i'll and Capt. George
Holmes in slump, runs into
Pepsi-Cola. which has been gather
Ing in plenty of sticks the past
month and half 4. e. B. should
be satisfied with two as compared
10 three the first time.
Suoh high in team average
with 9S5.12. is out TO take three
from Twentieth Century TO gain
sole command of fourth as Capt.
Joe Norris continues his battle
nth JehH Crimmins OF Goebel Tor
the individual average lead
Crimmins has 20740, Norris
"0s.36. The past five weeks Norris
las tumbled 1886 pins to Grim
Minis 1894, a gain OF 2o2, or 4O'4
rcr week. Fairview is where Nor
ris got his start as a plnneroo
Crimmins shot S1l there two years
ago and figures TO pace Goebel to
sweep over Coca-Cola
Chef Bukowski, who has clipped
coo the last four times out to
reach third in the averages with
0lA6. may turn the tide for
hmidt over Vernor's in what
hould be a good match. Schmidt
Is creeping up slowly OF. the lead
s.
Chene Trombly, which has
'ropred % pins in average the last
ven weeks, may have trouble
i7king Ritefire, while the Paris
E!sGon series is a toSs-up, Risdon
las Howard Curtin. but Paris
Counters with Hank GAVE, who
has been doing some fine shooting
II season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
CIeet Hopes 10 End
Title Hopes Of Roxy

fluffy" elect will attempt TO
put a quietuS on the title aspira-
tons of Walter Roxy, Detroit con-
tender in the junior heavy division,
at the Fairview Gardens tonight.
The bout is best two in three falls.
Other bouts are: Angelo Savoldi
VS.. Steve Karas and Mike Chacoma
VS. Harold Chaundy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
Imagine Ii!
Benny Friedman's Old Hi
School Drops Grid
M. c. CALLAHAN
International New. service wr,

CLEVELAND, Jan. l4.-Glen-
vile High School. where the
great Benny Friedman his
early football spurs, abandoned
football today.
Reason-the school had failed
to win game in three years.
Student support of the team
dropped to a new low last year
and after a long controversy
Principal c. r. Wise announced
discontinuance of the sport.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
Banned from Tracks

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. IA
QNS)-Found guilty of ringing
charges by the United States
Trotting Association board OF re-
view, L. c. and II. c. Foster Of
Montgomery. Ala. today were
ruled off all tracks for life.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
Dick Richards III,
Misses Tourney

For tho first time since its in
ception seven years ago the annual
bridge tournament at the Detroit
Athletic Club last night was with
out the colorful figure OF its spon-
sor. Ralph r, Dick" Richards
Dick is confined 10 his home
and though some days ago his i'll
ness was considered quite serious,
today he is well on the road 10
recovery
Forty-eight teams competed In
the tournament and the new ones
to have their names inscribed on
the Dick Richards plaque are John
Veech and John II. Meyeringts top
scorers with a total OF 500
points.
Second place was won by A. j.
Langhammer and Peter Roth;
third place by John d. Reindel
and Robert +. Kintworfh, with
J. II. King and Clarence f. Page
in fourth position.
Richards had been scheduled to
pair with Martin c. Callahan, DAG
chairman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
Never Lost P1ayOff
So Dodson Refuses to Split Money With Hogan and
Harrison and Goes Out and Trims Them

perhaps the three had agreed in
advance TO split first, second and
third money of $1,000, $3.50 and
$3.50 regardless of who won. 1
Let me tell you I'm not split
ting that dough with Harrison
or Hogan" said Dodson after
winning. IL won only S606 on
the tournament trail last year
and I shot for first money to-
day"
WINS EN- ALL
Dodsons previous record in
playoffs follows:
In. 1896 he beat Harry Coop'r
in the st. Petersburg Open.
In 1887 he beat Horton Smith
at Hollywood (Fla) and Bruce
Coltart In the Philadelphia Open.
He also won lowe and Oklahoma
opens in playoffs you can see
they're right down his alley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
kineraIite Five
Is Given Edge
Over Morton
STANDINGS

TONIGHTs MATCHES
-a0-st,oehri " toea-tola. 'thsne-
r4an,hl, - Ritrfirs. s>chBlldt ~. Yer
sars, Parts ~. sRisdan.
9s4A-FTueatieth Century ". Sir"h'
Nurtan " MlReralites. sfkhaTdt A b~cker
~. Pepsi-t ola, Krakow ~. Deir"t "ss-
kei. .
Matches at New fairNie~ Recreation,
itsSs last Jefferson avenue,
spenotes winner 81 two games first round
- IN exception 81 Geebel and kknatdI
EFF which Took tbree,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14

Totals u . Totals %
Score al half Michigan State -, Temple
10.
Personal fouls-PetrOski Gerard ;. Hind
man g. Bazich Morganstine 2 Getchell
Kahn 3 Snyder. Diettriek 4. Wharton B.
Alhee.
Morg8nstine. Petroski Gerard 2. Hind
man. Phillips
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
Visitation Seeks
Sd Straight

Visitation, surprise cage team
in the central section of the Cath
Ole High School Leagues first
division, gees after its third con-
secutive victory tonight when it
plays at St Gregory.
Fred Carideo's courtmen viii
enter the game as favorites, hav-
ing already beaten Catholic Cen
trail and st. Benedict.
Another top battle will find De-
LaSalle, the top divisions run
nerup last year and current East
Side favorite, entertaining ST,
Catherine.
Toright's games:
81 Cecilia at Lourdes
Visitation Al 81. Gregory
Redeemer at 81 MARI fRedfOrdl
ST Ambrose al st Joseph.
81 Catherine at DeLasalle
ST Rita at - Mary Royal oak
81 Aiphonsus at 81 Frederick
- S,anislaus At -, Rose
St Charles at 81 Paul
81 Philip at 81 BERNARD
81 Casimr A. All saints
81 Vincent al Sacred Heart
81 Arnes Al ~ Thomas
81 IoSaphsi al Holy Rosary
81 Francis desales a. 81 Gertrude
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
Crown Misses The 81 900

o-vjlla Brown last night a.
t~rnd Gardens scored the first
fah over Superman, the masked
p.anpler. bat did not win IL IN
iifft-----s est
check which goes to any man who
en- pin tho masked mailman in
2a ~ an hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14

In Sports

BY International News service
Henry Armstrong 10 face one
Of toughest and toughest oppO-
nents i'm FritLie Civic when he
tries to recapture worlds welter-
weight title.
Shortstop Billy urges may
he well enough to make Spring
training trip with New York
Giants.
Ohio State leads Big Ten
basketball race with three
straight wins.
-Jfmmy DeHaTet aud Lawson
little favored in $1,000 san
Francisco national match play
open golf tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
Borrowed GOaIie Hot
Teno Holds Fort as Crippled Toledo Puckmen Blank
Hoizbaugh 10, in MO Game at Olympia

minutes after the game began and
remained in the dressing room
under a doctors care for the rest
of the game. George Cassidy Is
out with a leg injury at the same
point at which il was broken be-
fore his return TO the ice.
uaIvaAIfGH TOIED0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14
By HAROLD KAHL

OF the three teams tied for first
place IN The Detroit Times ALI
Star Classic. Norton draws the
hardest assignment when II crosses
alleys with Mlneralites in the iea-
lure bowling match at New Far
view Recreation tonight.
Ninerahtes. tied with Stroh Tour
games behind the leaders, boasts a
Ib-pin team average better man
Norton and will b. favored 10 re-
verse a first round decision 10
break up the latter,s deadlock with
Detroit Gasket and Ekhardt a
Becker.
Detroit Gasket must contend
with Krakow, the team which
created the tie by upsettlng Elk
hanit & Becker three games last
week Krakow got the nod the
first meeting. but is expected to
come out on the short end unless
the Scribners, Pau, ant Joe, offset
the power of Archie Jankowskl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-14

Ruelle, EIenich,- johnson, Taylor.
Toledo spares-smith. Cassidy, hulligsn
Trudell Albeit Kelly.
FIRST PERIOD
scoring-None.
Penalty-Smith "trip.
SECOND PERIOD
Scoring-None.
Penalties johnson, Duncan troughiHgl
Baudino Orip).
THIRD PERIOD
i-Toledo Williams tNHhoison1, 1905.
Penalties johnson, Duncan troughingJ
Kelly. Taylor Chigh sticksJ.
Referee stan McCahe. Headlinesman-
Robe Robson.