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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

BERLIN, July 2S.-As a punt
tive measure for eating too much, .
all guests of the Hotel Du Pare
and Hotel Majestic in Vichy hence
forth will be deprived of breakfast
and attendance" the Berlin radio
from Vichy today
EDITORS NOTE: The Hotel
Du Pare is Official headquarters
of Chief of State Marshal Henri
Petain and the Vichy govern
ment. The radio did not define
attendance.
The broadcast said:
AS from Monday on, all guests
Of the two government hotels
Du Pare and MaIestic-will go
without breakfast and attend
ance.
This measure Is, so To speak.
punitive action by n subal-
tern authority, namely the gov
ernor Of Moulins, against gov
eminent officials. diplomats and
journalists who came to Nichy
not on pleasure hut on business.
"They must have eaten too
much meat. because the man
agement OF the hotels declare
that government hotels In the
months Of January through
March had consumed three
times more meat than was ac-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

counted for by the tickets they
handed over 10 the authority In
question.
1.-THE stats Of the hotels are
particularly hit by the measure.
"A kind Of revolutionary feel
ing has spread which fortunately
has nothing to do with politics"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Defense Exhibit
Opens al Wayne

Frank n. Isbey. state chairman
Of the Michigan defense savings
committee. formally opens an eX-
hihit on national defense AT Wayne
University at , p. m. today
The exhibit consists Of models Of
factories turning out defense work,
and post offices and stores selling
defense savings bonds and stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Woman MOtorist
RObs Man in HoIdup

Alfred Bruman, Sc. OF 6l3S Four
teenth street. was robbed of Sill
by a woman motoriSt early today.
The woman was described as being
about As years of age, OF medium
height, and wearing white hat
and coat
She pulled up 10 tic curb in 2
car. pointed gun al Bruman and
demanded that he get in. Alter
driving few blocks she took his
money and told him TO get out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Auto Output Drops
Slightly in Week

With 1871 m odel production
tapering off in many automobile
plants. car and truck output
dropped slightly from l09272 for
the previous week, TO los 046 this
past week. Automotive News re-
ported today.
In the same period last year
only 32,7S4 vehicles were turned
out. The total output for July 10
date. was estimated at 39S, $50
units. ssas09-1 H'a&>,S4FNtn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
laps Rough Up
Foreigners in
Shanghai Raids
I-,,rps,ioasl New. >er,Ie. cab.

SHANGHAI july IS. Amid
rsing tension japanese military
police today comhcd WIDE sections
If Shanghai in search Of Chinese
gunner who shot Japanese Of
fcer and a sentry over The week
end
Although oStenSlbly SPekin :
Chinese tcrrouStS. japanese SEN
tries and search parties were
"roughinc up and otherwise har-
raising Occidental residents Of
Shanghai particularly British men
and women and members OF the
community Of A444 German
Jewish refugees who found haven
in this city during the last eight
Years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
KnowIedg Test
Nv DIR. SABINA n. CONNOLLY

By DIR. SABINA ". CONNOLLY
Distributed by King Features synd, Inc
Explain these terms in simple
language; ta1 eminent domain:l
tb) per capita; fc) fee simple.
2-Name what mark: Ia Robin
son Crusoe found on A sandy
beach. lb) William Tell had
10 shoot from his sons head;
tc) grew longer whenever
Pinocchio told lie.
3-Do YOU know the name OF the
Russian author of: "a The
Lower Depths: tb) Crime
and Punishment; (c) War
and Peace
What one word finishes these
titles: TAI The Vicar OF
49, Goldsmith, COS The
-Bled -Plpcr-lii----------RE ewa-
ing lc) The Pot of ..,"
Keats?
) What are the first three books
Of the Old Testament.
g Do YOU know their real names
ta). Josh Billings; (b) Godfrey
CraNon; tc) Petroleum V.
NaSby?
Who are the Norwegian authors
Of "a The Growth Of the
Soil tbl Giants in the
Earth; (c) "KrisUn Lavrans-
daftey
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Children Locked
In Sitting Room
Continued from Page One)

Continued from Page One)
in this thing" the mother con-
tinued, 1--WE will suffer them In
Gods name and He will de-
liver us"
Mrs. Chappell explained that
she had taken up her religion
some time ago but her husband
only recently, and then only after
she had entreated various congre-
cations TO pray for him.
I'VE were both low and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
Daily Quiz

Distributed by King Features >synd.. Inc
struck at what United
States mint have no mint
mark?
his lifetime Emperor
Shah Jehan possessed the fol-
lowing: the Kohinoor. the Great
Mogul and the Shah of Persia.
What are they?
3-Can YOU name the only United
States territory on which coffee
is grown?
"A large. short-haired spotted
dog of a. European breed is
often called a coach dog. Can
YOU give' another name for
him.
5--Chicory is we'll known sub
Stitute for coffee. In appear
ance II is similar TO a bean,
berry, root?
6rWhat color are people of the
Caucasian race?
1T is claimed that most Of the
dead i'm New Orleans are buried
above ground Why IS this so?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-28
View Hawaiian Defenses

-HONOLULU.-IulY- 2S.-lINSl=-
Hawaiian defenseS were inspected
today by Under Secretary of the
Navy James V. ForrcStal and Rear
Admiral John NJ. Towers, chief Of
the naval bureau OF aerOnauticS.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
First Leg
Ends Tonight
Howis's. Merchants
Enters Finol Stretch

orirst half Of the championship
schedule Of the City Recreation
basketball league winds up to-
night at the Mount Clemens
High school gymnasium when
the eight teams in the loop en-.
gage in the seventh round OF
play.
Mid-season standings find Ho-
wie's service in first place ready
to dafsnd its lead and stainless
record against the third place
Merchants in the third game of
the evening.
Second place Koleky Clean
ers, boasting five wins and one
loss, engage the seventh place
Snay team, in the, third sche-
duled contest, while the WILL
Jams five, with its one win and
five tries TO work its way out
Of the cellar with . victory over
Kibble's Toggery. The last game
Of the night features . struggle
between the Owls and Gilbert's
holders of fourth and sixth
places respectively.
With the conclusion Of the
first Leo Of the race managers
are reminded that tonight 10 the
last time they can add players
to their rosters.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27

scarcely can miss getting q
sound humping.
He Is too slow afoot to give
Louis too much trouble.
Yet, g Louis targets 60, he Is
about as capable IN opponent
Is there 10 around.
Certainly. he b vastly superb
or TO Gus Doraxio, who is to be
fed Lewis In Philadelphia. Feb.
II. a
Dorazio Is nothing more than
I brave bloke with no ring
sense. Gus fights the next round
just as he did the last, and 1t
will take brains to whip Louis.
It will be simply q question
Of how much Abe Simon can
take when Louis draws q bead
on the Big Rock Of Richmond
Hill in Detroit in March. The
fall that night will make Niaga-
IA look like Z miniature.
nURMAN NOT AFRAID
AND CAN TAKE a PUNCH
Arturo Godoy. . glutton for
punishment, asked for more Of
Louis and gets it IN Hollywood,
April H..
\ Billy Comp Is reserved ior
June.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Veteran Vows
Billiard Stars
i'm World Meet

aCHICAGO, Jan. 27--(R
Chalk faced Tiff Denton Of Kan
sas City, top-ranking billiards
star for Is years, still Is good
enough to knock off the best
Of 'em. 2.E
Denton tumbled Welker Coch-
ran Of San Francisco from The
ranks Of the indicated last
night In the worlds champion
ship three-cushion tourney, and
has q chance to repeat the per-
Torrance today against Allen
Hall of Chicago.
Denton, the 1923 champion,
defeated Cochran. who last held
the title in 1898, by SO to A, in
48 innings. This was Cochran's
first loss in six matches, and
left him in a second place tie
with Jake Schaefer of Cleveland
and Art Thurnblad of Kenosha,
Wis.
Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia,
who Is tied for the top spot with
Hall and Jay Bozeman of VAL
lejo, Calf, with six victories
apiece, meets Clarence Jackson
of Detroit tonight In the feature
attraction. Bozeman il idle until
Tuesday, when he shares the
spotlight with defending champ
ion Willie Hoppe, who is sched-
uled to make his belsted ap-
pearance in the competition.
Hoppe was confined to a hospital
for several days after an attack
of pneumonia shortly before the
tourney opened Jan. Is.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Bruins
Forge
Ahead

~ The Associated Press
oAlthough it may put the
whammy on the Boston Bruins
winning streak to mention at
this time that they have only six
games to 60 to tie the New York
Rangers record string Of 10 Ma
tional Hockey League games
without defeat, it doesn't look
as il anything else would even
slow the Bruins down.
Since DecembeSr22, when they
beat the Detroit Red Wings, Bos-
ton hasn't lost . game. winning
seven and fieing six. OF course,
three Of those games wer e
against the New York Amer
leans, whom the Bruins wallop-
ed 6-1 last night to climb into
second place in the league
standings and actually Boston
has gained only five points on
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27

OSARASOTA, Fla, Jan. 81
R-Billy Sullivan, Jr., who
works behind the plate for the
Detroit Tigers, says he Is sorry
he didn't follow In t., footsteps
of his father and become .
catcher long ago.
Knowing what ] do now, !
would concentrate on being .
catcher il ! had to start over
again." said the star. w h o
served a. handy man" all over
the diamond for five major
League clubs.
II know now that I belong be-
hind the plate rather than on
first base. third base or In the
outfield. I feel more natural
back there and I'm glad the
Tigers let me settle down in
one spot"
And the Tigers are glad Billy
is glad because the son Of Billy
Sr,-former manager Of the
Chicago White Sox and one Of
basebalrs old.time catchin &
wizards-blossomed out last
season a. "Bo DO" Buck New,
SONS favorite receiver on the
pennant- winning Tiger team.
Young Sullivan, rescued
last winter from the st, Louis
Browns. 10 . former Notre
Dame athlete. shares Detroit's
catching duties with Birdie
Tebbetts and believes his outfit
has an excellent chance to re-
peat In the American League
this summer.
He picks the Boston Red Sox
with their Tremendous power. y
the Cleveland Indians with
Bob Teller who will be q threat
as long a. he is in FORM" and
the New York Yankees ''who
you can't count out of the pic
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27

crouch, taught him to bob and
weave and to throw q left hook
out Of . crouch. The sorrel-
top Is not the worst body better
In the business.
But unless he comes up with
something entirely new, the
Burman crouch Il not pronounc-
ed enough to annoy the one
track Louis.
And Hurman's main trouble
II that he bobs and weayes with
out accomplishing anything In
particular.
Louis will not be - rusty =
he was while closing AL Me-
Coy's eye IN Boston. The brown
Bomber was far from satisfied
with himself In the Hub ~
out 70 erase that showing from
tn critics memory will b
much sharper this trip.
Red Burman has some speed
In his hands but he ID only Z
fair puncher. and h not fast on
his. feet. He cannot step around
and SHIFT from aide 70 side
swiftly enough % sscape the
bulk of Louis are. 3
And anyone who can't do
that, and II not I power hitter,
will ~ netting snofe than I
shellaeking and The short s1sld
o& thef pure In = contast with
Joe Louis.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Hi-Speeder Bowls SIS
In State WoInen's Meet

oBATTLE CREEK, Mich, Jan.
Jan. 27-R-Harriett Smith, .
member of the Jackson Hi-speed
team, rolled q 613 series yester-
day to take q commanding lead
in the class A singles Of the
18th Annual Women's State
Bowling tournament at Recrea-
ton Center.
Starting with q 211 game, Mrs.
Smith followed through with
games Of 172 and $50. the latter
including seven strikes in Z row.
She collected 458 points for the
Hi-speed team Saturday, night
and rolled Sol In the doubles
shortly before her singles series
last night to compile IN ali
events total Of 1877.
jackson and Lansing women
bowlers dominated the minor
events yesterday, after jackson,
Battle Greek, Detroit and Grand
Rapids teams had set the pace
Saturday night. jackson Hi
speed led class A with 1881,
Battle Creek Lakeview Dairy
scored 3,2l4 to pace class B,
Detroit Blue Bell No. 2 totaled
1892 to top Class C and Fana-
forum Golfers No. 2 totaled
1911 to lead Glass d.
The Women's State Bowling
Association elected Mrs. Ger
'trude Stark Of Lansing treasurer
and awarded Lansing the 1912
tournament.
\ Mrs. Emma Hill Of Detroit,
state president. was named
Michigan delegate to the WON
(. ems international bowling con-
pr0ss and Doris Hesse Of Sag
mag ana Cells Maher Of Lsn-
limb were namod vioe-prestd.nt1
~ ~ stato oeenntaotton. Evelyn
&1Dtt 20 Flint was elected ser-
Gm1~ erosJne .s- - ~.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27

Detroit during the month-long
stretch. Still Boston II second
now by q one-point margin, has
played only 20 games to De-
troit's 81 ard Is performing 50
impressively that Toronto's six
point hold on the league lead
looks none too secure.
The Maple Leafs took steps to
protect their interests over the
past weekend by playing q 2-2
tie against the Montreal Cana
diens at home Saturday and then
visiting Detroit to pin q 20
shutout on the Wings in q rough
contest.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Skate King
Renowned
Bartholomew Tokss
kotional Speed Title

ala CROSSE, Wis. Jan. 27-(R
ken Bartholomew of Mime.
apolis and Carmelita Landry Of
Fitchburg, Mass. today shared
top honors as the nations out
door speed skating champions.
In two days Of competition
with the country's star skaters,
Bartholomew regained the senior
mems title which he first won
two years ago, while Miss Landry
captured her first major ice
championship by winning the
Women's senior event. No new
records were set.
Paced by Bartholomew. who
amassed q total Of 100 points by
virtue of two victories and run.
r.er-up in two other even4s, Min
neapolis skaters won the team
championship with q total of 760
points-170 more than earned by
Chicago's blade speedeFs.
Miss Landry. one of the few
eastern entries, was the high
point winner in the two-day
''racing, coping four first places
In five events for q total Of l20
points. The Massachusetts, girl
won the 40, $50, three quarter
mile and mile races and finished
40 points ahead of Louise Herou
of Minneapolis, her closest rival.
Bartholomew clinched til e
mems title when he beat q classy
field in the five-mile race, the
final event. A team mate, Char
les Leighton, and Leo Freisinger
of Chicago, last years champion,
and Del Lamb Of Milwaukee,
finished in ! deadlock for second
place honors, each with 90
points. Bartholomew also won
the two mile race and placed
second in each the half mile and
mile, which were won by Freis-
niger and Lamb, respectively.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Snead AnIlexes
Crosby Event
Sit
Takes Title Third Time
to Nose Out Wood =

BY ROBERT MYERS
ORANCHO SANTA FE, Calf.
Jan. 27--(R--EI Heading back In
to the every - day workaday
channels after Z week end Of
business and pleasure, the golf
ing brigade vacated Rancho San.
Ia Fe today and headed for
Phoenix, Ark, with slammin,
Sammy Sn cad once again
crowned winner Of Bing Cros-
by's annual pro-amateur tourna-
ment.
The long-hitting professional
from Hot Springs. Va, annexed
the Crosby event for the third
time in its five-year-old history
yesterday with Z 36-hole total
of 67-o0-130--eight strokes un-
der par. He won the inaugural,
one-day event In 1897 with So
and took the 1898 event with
72-67-139.
Today the pros travelled to
Phoenix for the Western Open.
Snead, in second place behind
big Ed (Porky) Oliver when
yesterdays round got underway,
played steadily over the par "a
Rancho Santa Fe course, and
while the largest gallery in the
history OF the affair tagged
along behind, racked up three
brides and 10 pars.
Oliver, playing with host
Bling Crosby-and neither doing
too well-discovered his Dor.
rowed pNtter had lost the magic
of the day before, and the porky
one wound up with . IS for IA
out of the money.
Blond Craig Of Mamaroneck
N. Y, runner-up In the recent
Los Angeles Open, again played
the second best role with . %.
68---l37. while Bill Nary Of Ran.
cho Santa Re, with 07-71 ant
Harold (Jug) McSpaden Of Dos.
ton, with . pair Of eos. tied u
1873.
Ben Hogan, Byron Nelson
Leonard Dodson, Jimmy Demar'
ct and Lloyd Magrum landed r.
the l3o bracket with Emery
Zimmerman Of P6rt1And, John.
ny Revolta Of Evon1ton, nj, and
Johnny Bulla of Chicago. list
q at llo. Du1la. lell Los An
geles Open winner. came oocl
after . first round - with . %
squalling The course tournanAen'
record sst Saturday By Oliver.
Jimmy Thomson, . first round
threat took - ysstarday, whill
Natiooal 0psn Champion Law
son Little elessA cut with . 70
11-1l1.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
BY JEFF CARLN
Famous Player and Coach


OTeams which employ . zone
defense frequently run into diff
eculty against a team which
makes consistent use OF the
fast break. Z
II Il loses the ball while on
the offensive in envy terri
tory, the zone team may be I'M
able TO get it, defense set In
time to prevent . shot.
Only way TO prevent fast
breaks in such . situation 10 to
adapt the of3ense 80 at least
two men can be kept well back
Ill the time.
In the accompanying diagram,
which shows . possible set-up
around the foul circle, offensive
players ~ and (2) remain back
to guard against . fast break
following q los Of the ball.
II Il 10 necessary for player
~ to cut toward the be1ket
his mates must shift - there
win not - = clssr peth - the
bockcoure 0ns poos1bae shi1t
= iH1ieaee6 ~ - oyowa ~.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27

Inasmuch as Max Baer got
enough of Louis in one sitting,
IL probably will be Lou Nova In
September.
So much for the Louis pro-
gram. To get back to Burman,
he has no one but himself to
blame. He insisted he was be-
ing given the run-around /.
charged he was sidstracked for
less hardy cannon fodder.
As q heavy. Burman, who
broke in as a flyweight, tagged
K. o. Burns, has divided de-
batable decisions with Tommy
Tarr and beaten such % Doraxio,
Tony Music and Eddie Blunt.
HS Is 20, weighs around lo9
pounds and stands 3 feet IL. i
Burman Is thoroughly game
and is no sucker. He may not
be as tough a. Farr. but he does
not cut as easily and takes Z
punch well. He hasn't been on
the floor since John Henry Lewis
dealt him his only knockout d
Z lisht-heavy In Chicago six
years ago. while he was being
brought along.
Burman II In superb condition.
having worked conscientiously
since late November.
LOUIS WILL NOT Dr.
RU92y Ems TRIP
Jack Dempsey nut him IN Z
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Burmon Hos No One but Himsslf to
BIome for Being in Ring With Joe Louis
Redkead Said He
Vas Sidetracked
by tie Champion
By HARRY GRAYS0N

oNEW YORK. Jan. 27-Joe
Louis makes the 18th defense
Of the title against James Clar-
ence Burman, but even the more
superstitious can't see where
the heavyweight champion h
in any great danger in the
scheduled l5-round affair at
Madison Square Garden, Jan. 81.
II Red Burman Is careful. he
may last six or seven rounds. II
he uses real good judgment, the
earnest warrior Of Baltimore
may 60 the limit.
But In the end. Burman
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
SuNiuan is Happy.
Behind Tiger Plate

ture" 70 give the Tigers the
moss trouble.
Sullivan will talk baseball
any time but he doesn't idle
much during the winter. He's
. building contractor and has
built . number of houses since
the 1910 world series.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Right Price Bowlsrs
Win Moteh by 900 Pins

oRight Price Market bowlers
last night defeated the Barnes
Bros. Ice Cream team by $40
pins in a match game at the
wl.O-Drome.
The Marketers took three
straight games with scores Of
$50, 739, and 1873 to their oppo-
nents' .634, $50, and 554 to win
the match.
Ruth Koltx's 623 and Mildred
DeDecker's sol led the field and
boosted the margin of victory.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
SisIer Renamed
SeInl-pro Ball Head

oCHICAGO, Jan. 27-R-
George H. Sisler of st. Louis,
one of baseball's most brilliant
first basemen of all time, was
re-appointed commissioner Of
semi-pro baseball today for q
five-year term.
disappointment of the former
American League star, was an
nounced by the National Semi
pro Congress In its annual ses-
sion.
The board Of directors ap-
proved . revolution directing
al semi-pro teams to play UNI
der rules of the professional
sports. this action upholding a
recent edict of Sisler, who
vetoed the "ten-man" proposal.
Under this proposal q pitcher,
after going seven innings. would
be allowed . pinch-batter to
hit for him. Ray Dumont, con-
gress president, however, still
hopes Of gaining permission Ia
try out the "ten-man" idea on
national semi-pro day next May
&.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27

aMIAMI, Jan. 27-(R-Plain
Hen Jones has his eye on the
Kentucky Derby again - which
means the boys behind the back
stretch have their eye on Plain
Ben.
Ben's the silver-haired train
er who came up out Of Florida
three years ago with . big coun-
try. horse tagged Lawrin. And,
while everybody around Church
i'll Downs was toutine such re-
nowned gallopers ~ Fighting
Fox, Stagehand and The Chief,
Plain Ben sent his big fellow
out to gallop off with the jack
pot for owner Herbert Wool, the
Kansas City merchant.
Since then, Ben has switched
to the stable of Warren Wright,
the Chicago baking powder man.
He didn't have much In the way
Of derby stuff last year. But
right now he's back with . big,
tender-mouthed stretch-running
racer, Whirlaway - and Plain
Ben can hear the Blue Grass
calling once more.
AT this time Of the year"
the Missouri magician said Tat
ly today. I'm more confident
Of winning the derby with Whirl-
away than I was with Lawrin q
the same period Of his training
back In 80.
"Whirlaway Is coming alonl
fine. Worst thing he's got u z
little boil on his leg; that's moth
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Sports Roundup
Eddie Bristz

ohEv YORK. Jon 27-Jock Dempsey is trying to duck going
into Red eurnons corner Friday night Jim Crowley ord
Frank lsoy may do joint job Of coaching the ~ eo'd
Thbunss AStdr football team next foil Fred Coreoron
g A. tournament monoeer likely will be the next sports
celebrity summoned for army duty Spike Nelson new Yole
coach who GETS only S. 900 himself having trouble lin
ing up ossistons Of the small sooes he's obliged to
offer priest trying to induce Lou Anbsrs to hang EN-
no while he still has all his obIes. The entire Minnesota
coochna stoff hos entered the forthcoming ABC tournament
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Grand Rapid! Men
Lead Pin Tourney

0LANSING, Mich, Jan. az
R-The Detroit gaskets with
stood the attacks Of al corners
in the team division Sunday IN
the Michigan Bowling Associa-
ton Tournament, while IN
army of Grand Rapids bowlers
invaded the other d iviSion
standings.
When the totals were reckon
ed last night, Grand Rapids men
were leading in the singles.
doubles and all-events.
Walter Bruer, with 606. TOP
ped the singles column; Iher-
man Gibson and walter Kuhoe-
lax led the doubles with l.17o
with totals Of 90. and So. ~
spectively, and Victor S1elva
paced the all-events with ST..