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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Maino Named CHAPLAIN

The Rev. Hubert Maino, assist
ant pastor of st. Aloysius' Church,
is now chaplain of the 182nd Field
Artillery of the Michigan National
Guard. with the rank of captain.
Archbishop Mooney consented to
the appointment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
New Pastor Appointed

The Chancery office announced
that Archbishop Mooney has ap-
pointed the Rev. William O'Rourke
of st. Henry's Church in Lincoln
Park to serve as pastor of st.
Demands Church, effective on
April l6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
ST. Paul's Xespers

The combined choirs OF ST.
Pauls Cathedral. numbering go
voices. will render Theodore Du-
bois' Cantata, The Seven Last
Words Of Christ" at Sundays 5
%. m. yeSper services
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Offer Handel's Messiah

Handels Messiah" will be pre-
sented by the choir of Trinity
Lutheran Church in Mt. Clemens
on Easter Sunday at 500 p. m,
under the direction of Theodore
II. Hardt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Mock Sausaqes
Are Novel Dish

MOCK SAUSAGES could fill
that lull in the dinner menus
during the Lenten season. They
are A boon 10 budgeteers. too.
for they are made Of lima beats.
Mock Ssussqes
cup dried lima beans or
8 cups canned Il m a beans,
drained
"a cup bread crumbs
3 eggs
? tablespoons melted shorten
ing
y teaspoon sage
? teaspoon salt
y teaspoon pepper.
Wash dried beans. soak over
night, drain. Cook until tender
in sailed water. Force through
strainer: add a cup bread
crumbs. 3 eggs. shortening and
Seasonings. Blend well and shape
into the form Of sausageS. Roll
in more crumbs, then dip IN one
lightly beaten egg and IN
crumbs again. Fry in hot deep
fat until golden brown. Serve
with tomato sauce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
News for Modern Women
Easter Foods
Al tuesday
School

EASTER FOOD specialties is
the theme of the Detroit Times
Homemakers' Club cook King
school to be held next Tuesday,
April 8. Glass will take place.
as usual. in the auditorium on
the fifth floor of our building
and will start at 1:30 in the
afternoon with doors open al ]
o'clock.
Piece de resistance for your
Easter dinner table or buffet
supper party might well be the
Easter bunny angel food cake
Prudence Penny is going TO pre-
pare. You'll love 1t when you see
il a coy little bunny with
pink ears and edible tool
Hot Cross Buns
Hot cross buns. a traditional
treat of the Easter season is
another speciality that's on the
culinary program. And perhaps
for Easter breakfast you'd like
10 serve butterscotch coffee
cake you'll learn how it's
made at Tuesdays school.
A stuffed leg of lamb
that's really different will be
another highlight of the school,
as also will be: savory onions,
Easter salad, appetizers and
garnishes.
A one-act playlet entitled.
"Patsy's Patsy" will be pre-
scented by students of the Detroit
Conservatory of Music under the
direction of John Todd. Thos"
taking part in the playlet ar
Francis Mccarthy, Joan Cole,
Richard Moor. Bonnie Gerhardy
George O'Leary. Janice Ro
Marcella Jeanne Mcdonald al
RSdward Snyder.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Wesley Visitors

The Mems Glee Club of Wheaton
College will present a program of
sacred music at ne Wesley Metho-
dist Church on April 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Spring Diet

Use plenty of these fruits in
your diet for the Spring and
early Summer. then again dur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Escape Artist

Another feature of the entc
tainment program will be Cazd
the clever escape artist current,
appearing at the Club Casanova
Cazan has learned many of hec
tricks from the widow OF the
famous Houdini. With her part
ner Vantine, who is also a fine
magician. she escapes night }
from handouts. straight jackets.
locked mail bags and other
traps.
Two years ago Cazan staged
an escape from the United
States penitentiary at Wslls
Walla for the benefit OF news
reel cameramen. She offers 800
10 anybody who can produce a
modern pair OF handouts which
viii hold her prisoner for more
han five minutes.
To Join
Cooking schools arc for men,
crs of the Detroit Times Home
makers Club only. but every
h1memaker IN Detroit and its
vicinity is cordially invited to
ioin. The cost Of joining the
club is but 10 cents and this
INC udes your Homemakers
crspbook and membership card
your ticket OF admission to
all the clubs activities.
You may join az our service
counter in the lobby Of The
Detroit Times Building any
Tuesday before class starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05

POLITICAL ApvERTisEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05

POLITICAL ADvERTisENENT
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POLITICAL ADvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Times Sweepstakes Schedule

Hardware Victor Bannasch: Weitenberner,
y. Nowak; stengel BARRIERS. NJ. Wiar
Dandelions. Murray Corp. Ecorse. Eddie
Dylenski.
Chevrolet Supervision squad
l2;45-CIass C-Dck's BARRIERS. Lin
Indians. Oral sparks; Bearcats No. 2,
toyat- shuetf;- ATS fatrout. Flint gies'
Raw Msrnett Glass E-Bombers, F, Mer-
nm; swampers. d. Maxwell; Wildcats
Knee Action, n. Schumacher; Poll Five.
state Fair Rec, Leno Poll. Modern Col.
let. Ecorse. Frank carpenter; Roy,s Gulf
Service, Argyle House, Robert Born.
Michigan Tool squad
Neil suddendorf. Class G-stroh's Bohe-
Maekey oT EefSard tpo Becker Beer oMosso
House William Melchers Jr.; No. Tern
stedt Club IS Z. Ksshmeriek: Clas. D.
Grind. Edward Dunaj; Form Grind. Emery
Lewelyn. Engineers. Donald Moncrief
Camp. Glass E-stock and Transfer No. /,
Ternstedt Green, steve Tompos.
5Is-Cla. B-Mt. Clemens DaiIv
Leader Major-oidbru. Harry Saunders
Weinberg Co West Branch Howard Art
man; HaHeys Restaurant. owosso Com
mercial No l. Arthur schilling; Hatton'
Barber shop Tawas City Major. Harold
f. Stoll Harold F Stoll. Bud Stempien.
Class D-Tubb's Builders. Owosso Com
mercial No l, l.. Leffingwell; Stachow-
SKIS Market. BAY City. Pulaski Comm,
Edmund Wtucki: West Branch--Schubert' :
Hams Robert Schubert Cities Service
G Miller Class E-No. 7. Detroit Gas
7:3O-Class C-Pe,er Pan Flowers, e
JEFF Bus Mems. Ray Sanderfur: Centen-
NAL Rec. Travelling Eastern. A. Whit
more. Class D-Patrick's Mems Shop. r.
JET. Bus Mems. Ed David; Bob Green,
Inc, Flint supply. Bob Green. American
Bar. Jolly-sixty, John Quirk Double
Eagle Goodyear Keglers. Lloyd Cline
Red Sox. Chry JEFF inter-Psint, O. Roark
Class E-Det Wax Paper. River Rouge
League Yankees, steve Alkaline. White
Sox. Walter Sturgeon Red soX. NJ Ray
chok: Indians. Woodrow Mewhorter
Athletics Arthur Miller.
9:I5-CIass A-joebers Beer. Diet.
Times Al-Star Classic. Louis Burr: Hun
carian- American Restaurant. Fort Blvd.
House. Archie Fiorenzi Class C-Dimeg-
no Bros North End Junior. James Dr.
meciio: Ruth's Hamburgers. Palmer Park
House. Eugene Brown Elsmere Cafe
SprngweHs House. Walter Browe. Class ID
-Schmidt's, Palace-Dx. Glenn Caravan !;
North End Printers. N f Junior, Martin
Kowalskf. Machine. Continental Die Cast
ng II Kuhr. Joe May Used Cars Grand
River Bus. Mems. Al Choate. Class 2
Hi Hats Dodge Midniters, Stanley Pitera .
Clippers Plum Hollow Golf Club, Carl
sielan w. u. Banking, West Delray. Alex
MIKoncKVk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Olympic Women
Stretch Lead

Olympic stretched its lead to
three full games in the WomenS
Major League at the Palace last
night by winning from the last
place Twenty Grand, 2645 to 1894
f. & B. won two from Schmidt's
25S7 to 25OS. to stay in second by
three games over Altoona. a 2630
to 230S victor over Kinney.
Enterprise. Palace, and Del Mar
worked into a triple tie for fourth
with Kinney three games further
back in fifth.
Betty Chapman of Ekhard &
Becker had 2l7 and 21l in a high
series of COB. S. Hartrick of the
Olympics inserted 209 in 594. O.
Shillady of Palace had 246 in 573.
Del Mar toppled West Detroit
1881 to 2297. to get into the three
way tie for fourth with Enterprise
and Palace. Chene-Trombly won
two from Gears in scoring a 2532
to PAYS triumph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Luxury Liners
Average 3OS4
In 5 Weeks

Luxury Liners continued their
rush toward the top of the
Chrysler All-Star League in the
weekly competition last night held
over Palace Recreation alleys.
They are four games out of first
place after whipping De Soto,
3177- 2S60. Liners made a sweep
of the three games, rolling 10l4,
1850, 1113.
Their team average over five
week stretch is 1884. Superfinish-
ers remained first by taking two
out of three from Dodge Truck
$685. 2737, and Plymouth kept one
behind in winning the odd in three
from Kercheval. 2979-2569.
Stanley Baker ferried the Lux
ury Liners along with his 233-23l'
269 for 1888, two pins shy of George
Holmes season high. Steve DutkC
connected with 233-217-235 for 68s
and AL Killian ran 202-2l2-20l
for 6lS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
SATURDAY

I:3O-CIass A-Encineering No I. Tern
s'edt Red Harvey Nelson. Class C-Bob a
o'Connell schmidt's Beer. st stanislsu,
c. o. r, Norbert Krsuse Polishers Plant
No is. Ternstedt White, Al Danilow.
Class D--Tool Room No. 2. Ternstedt Red
Blower Harold Bennett, Henry's Bar,
NortoWn House r Seton Rathnsw
Clothes. St Stanisaus c. o. F, Edward
Krause Pirates. Dodge Main Tool, Frank
Walock: P. $ stores Dodge Mite. NJ
Olszewsk Class E-Balaneers. Ions MIS-
II. Doetsch. Cutters. Joe Nagorka.
Ternstedt League squad
3:45-Class C--Channel. Black, Henry
Schroeder Class D-Plnch Press No. !
Red Albert schinsky. Prod. Central Red
ger. Plant Eng. No. /. Grey, Ernest
Black Chile No g. NJ NJ PreP p,ndi'
David TAFT Trim Panels Black. J. LLOYD
LaVenture. Die Repair No. ], Black. Mack
GeskO. Personnel. Grey. Fred Cotter,
Maintenance. Grey, Charles Trimble
Detroit Recreation Go. squad
s;OO--CIass A-Detroit Rec. House.
Fred Brown Class B-Berger Electric,
House Dave Berger Detroit Rec. Central
Travelling Denny BedaTd Construction,
Mich Bell, T. owen. Class C-Mishis.
wyandotte Bus Mems. Ray Baldridse
wolverine Potato Chips House, Rainfall
wingard Glass D--General sales. Mich,
Bell. p Nohardt Critics. Ternstedt- Red.
Anthony Spewock. Class E-Massey's Bar,
solar Cub steve Massey Greenfield :
Rest, Cadillac A c. Paul Tracey sales.
Mich Bell. X. TAYLOR Plant Layout, Tern
stedt Blue Allen Jensen
SI5-Ctass B-KimbaH Appliance Pori
Huron. Roy Emery. Class C-Unlty Phar-
macy. PJyal House. Fred Kurth schwartz
valid cafe. Springwells Tavern, Walter
%uVak Class p--Na s Wyandotte Mich.
Alkah club Ralph smith Hamilton Glass.
Nu-Foriy. William Bruce Indians, salem 5
Mems Herbert Lem Cost Dept. Plymouth
Motor Harry Coed. Balowski's Blue Car
ter Pickup william RalewsA Glass =
Nu-Fory League Wayne Bar. Lawrence
Tisdale Greater Michigan, clifford Urea
lout,' Cooke Furnace. Syl Grembos. Hem
mingscn Market. Center Line Motor city,
J. Welsh
IO:3O-ClasS CO : Bright Goodyear.
Met Catholic. jim Hagrerfy. Essex Lire
League Eagles r scott Bulldogs, 4.
Cole Class Does Tire service Tues.
Nite House Joe Fisz Elite BARRIERS.
Rughtmoor Me~ch Dwight King Panthers,
Essex Wire. Leonard Ochotny. Class T.
Birmingham House--Badd Service. II.
Ladd Eynon & Dahin. r Eynou Packing
Room office Dearborn Solvay Process r.
Edgar Wilder Dodgers Ecorse Great
Lakes steel William Allan Knee Action.
Chrysler Morning, Ted Krenn Warren
Operative Coz Warren. Center Line.
Walter SChustcr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
WINS BY Is YARDS

He entered the grind. however
and kicked and squirmed his $50
pound frame 10 the line some Is
yards ahead of Clark and Patten.
who finished stroke by stroke
through the last two lengths in a
race as stirring as any of the eve
ming
Michigan's final triumph in the
400-yard free style relay was over
an uninSpired Wayne crew.
The Michigan victory was al
most as decisive as last years 54-30
win The two teams meet again in
Detroit March IS.
30o yard medley relay Won by Michigan
(heydt, skinner and Morsel. lime. 10 o.
2Ze-Sard free style Won by Welsh tM1 .
Paten M. second: Clark tWJ. third.
Time. 2ll2 tuew record. old record
2.ll4. by Tom Haynie. 1886
3o-yafd free si>ie-Wo by Prev tW1 .
Lumsden eWp. second. G sharamet tMl
third Time 23.4
DIVING Won by Gardner CW); Violin
IN seeund. Love (Wl. third. Winning
100 yard free style-won nv Prev W..
Shafamei M second Lumsden W..
ihird. Time 81 8 tnew pool record Old
l50-yard .backstroke--Won bv Hofienko
tM). Beehe tM1. second, Ogle tW1, third.
Time III l.
22n-Yard breast strokc-Won by skinner
tM1. j Sharamet M. second Hassig
w.. third lime 2 2S5
4fn-yard free style Won by Welsh M
Clark fWA second Patten tMl. third.
Time 80 o
44u-yBfd free style relay Won by Michi-
gan Morse. Williams. Allen and Burton.
Time 3.a7I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
REBAIN TOPPLES 662

Henry Rebain's 226-Zl4-232 Tor
co. is a new second high series in
the State Fair House.
High scores
John Rebain 222. John Butala 22o John
RAubar Jr. 202. Archie Zakens 20q-2o3-
200, Max Kiuian POS. Norbert zakens 224.
J Jolitz 200. j. Murray 202 Vernon Spi-
dell 245. Ray shillum 2i5. u. Wright
2ll. Joe Jabour 245. John Leone 202.
Frank Mohr 230. James Austin 24s, Bob
Williams 2i4. RAY Johnson Pa Alex
Blues 22s-2l6. Larry Lauer 200 Frank
Rogers 204, Bert Wells 225. Gene Miller
222. Bob Kenyon 204. j. Leblanc al.
Fred Kirk 2OO-2l4. Ralph Whitman 2lo,
A. Bolton all. Harry Walter 2i3, Frank
Eichen 200. Doctor Mooney 2i3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
BRYANT UNSTEADY

Tony Polens spilled 2l6-223 In
629. George Bryant, unsteadied by
extensive damage to his automo-
bile in an accident Tuesday night,
dropped to SIS.
Charlie Ostdyk turned in PAP
226 in Cos for De Soto. George
Holmes 215-236-219 for 600 paced
Plymouth. with Chef Bukowski
adding 239 in $50.
Russ Knecht hit 222-221-259 for
702 as Highland Park Engineering
stayed in fourth place by one
game in defeating Dodge Pressed
Steel two out of three. 2S02-2732
Russ held family honors for the
night as Arthur had $40 and Mar
vim 52S. Adolph Konopka, with
204-227 in 621, helped Pressed
Steel
Dodge Forge, with Frank Tes-
chler contributing 233-207 in 500
took two from Chrysler Service
2877-2714.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Gridder in Cage Spotlight

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Feb 20
ms - Bill Busik. Nays ace
football back. stole the show IN
the annual basketball game with
the old rivals Of University of
Pennsylvania which was Won by
the MiddieS, 1874. Busik scored
10 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20

iO:10 n. m.-C'lass Ri ghland on No.
2 Rcfncrs Ahner Davis. Class Sim
Highland OH No ]. Rehners. Peter Cata-
lano Wtsolovski Dry Goods. Queen n
Apostles Harry Urban Variety Vendors.
2ath Century House. V NoWak Class d
simplex 80 Adrian md William Tate.
Schedule. Chry. No .. George Messing
{ lass E-Grnitn Assumptinn Ieaeue LING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
MILLER GOING HOT

Rolling against five different
opponents Joe Miller Of Buffalo.
n. Y. former worlds match game
champion. reeled off 249-265-268-
257-236 for 1878. at Bowling
Green. an average Of 255 He had
as strikes, or an average of nine
per game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
SCHWARTZ TOPS FIELD

With three more Saturdays 10
run Frank J. Schwartz with 639
tops Frank French by five pins in
the jolly 80" tournament at
Southeastern Recreation. Other
scores:
Robert Poeilett SIT. Charles Seth ga,
An Stephenson $40. Norman Crppen 5sl.
lack Turner s4s I'd Esper s4<, IA rrot,
ter $40 George Piche 52s VIM Kpesei
$40 Al Rath 5o2 Joe schemansky 4e7.
Herbert r. Daily 4ss. John Higgins lsT.
George Seipoth t7s. clyde sandova as.
Charles Singer ISL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
l11-026 for $50 stood out
ID. s. r.. DEADLINE SET

March 81 has been set as the
deadline for all Detroit Street
Railway spillers intending to COM
pete in the annual tourney for
the William F. King trophy. Bar
ney Gugel. $3.50 Lenox, or Shoe
maker Garage, is in charge oil
entries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
HEADED FOR TITLE

Pingree Park is headed for the
championship of the Southeastern
Ladies House circuit with a seven
game margin over Peck's Five.
High scores Scott 19s-f7s. Mosher 1879
Hudson 1877 Madelon Iss LAngworhy
-fs4-+Ts-f 9-ar+S-f Sd Hoffman rs Null
brecht 1T. Prokopp 172.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Parkers Triumph

Avenging an earlier defeat, High
land Park J. c. trounced Fordson,
56-29, last night in a Michigan
Junior College Conference game.
Jim McDonald's Is points paced
last wears champions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
ORIENT RACE CLOSE

Only a game separates AItes,
Kohn's and Cloverland in the
Orient House. John Small tipped
25S- 200 and Frank Berger 236-215
in ga.
Eisner 235, Alton Martin 226-2l3, Ray
schon 225-2O6 sam Kaplan ga, Charles
Morrison 223 Marshall Lundquist 223, Jim
Fletcher 220-2l1. William Deitoff 2ls-2l3-
Harold Bardell 2i4 Ernie Springer 2i3.
Lloyd Mullen 2l3 Don Florence 2l2. George
Jonas 2l2. George Schram 2li, Eugene
2oa Jack Conger 2Os. Buryl Sayles 200,
Mike ciernik POS Ed Kraft POS, Frank
Conger 200. Roy Clare POS. Fred Pound.
2O4 Robert Schon 203. Linton Todd 205,
Wait Movers 2O3 Jerry Weismeyer 205.
- A,ls4+I.-2a2- -Hamm- 2l2--Paul
Tracy pol. Vim Brinkmyer 20i, Walter
Saydak 20i Andy Walerski 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
PICHEA'S $50 MARK

Lester Pichea broke his own
high series record of 623 by 81
pins when he came through with
222-226-212 for GEO in the D. p. w.
Construction.
High scores-John Ziga 2o2 .205.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
McKITRICK Is HIGH

Bill McKitrick led the field in
the Murray 1nter-Plant with pa
t2O4 in GIG.
High scores-G. Russell 20I. n. Beck
/ 202 s. Herbert 20T-207 Fl Ho1mstrom
22S L. Day go. c. Robine,te 203. w. Mel
sen 2i3 G. Priebe 23s, F. Blaszkowsh 200.
Z g. Stelmar 2l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
DAMCO MAKES GAIN

Frank Damico's powerful 676
series reduced Cy Goralszyk's lead
to seven points in the East Side
Proprietors Classic. Goralczyk,
who shot 614, is ahead with 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
TIES For SECOND

J. L. Stone gained tie for sec
ond in the New Fairview Junior
House as Howard Martin got 216-
23S in 609 for tops.
High scores-Ciene Gorecki 4-203. Larry
Winter 2A4 -205 Ace Conrad pol Harry
Irion 2l4. BIZ Murley AT. George Moore
20l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Long Island j.
Stalls TO Win
Continued from First Sport Page)

continued from FIRST sport fage)
it is nationally known. But for
only eight minutes did they show
this form.
Six points by Saul Cohen, sopho-
more guard. and three by Hank
Blenders. giant center. pushed
Long Island into a 22-2l lead
after eight minutes Of the second
half. And then the famed scoring
power Of the fasteners gave away
TO strategy.
II was a total Of nine minutes
before any scoring occurred. this
coming three minutes before the
game ended when Cohen was wide
open in front of the basket.
IONG ISLAND MI(HIEAN ~TATE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
SHAKER LEADS WAY

Wallie Shakers 212-243 In 649
was tops in the New York Central
Accounting.
High scores Bob LisSe ais Alec Wat.
2o7, Ed Wllkomm 200. OF Middleditch
23s Ciei Dodd 20s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
THIRD HIGH SINGLE

J. J. Bright's five accounted for
a new third high single of f656 in
the Metropolitan Catholic,
High scores-Dwyer 2li, Galumn 200,
Evans pol. Dorr 207. Grub 2232lo.
Metzger 223, Cox POS V. Koehler 2oe-202.
Atwen 20e Hayes 2l5 Hart 223. Reniz
2f4. Boeruer 2fs. Regina i3edard 2f5s
2i0 Walsh 2Ol Kuptz 204. Cotter 243,
Pfister 223-20l Duffy ali Mckay 23S,
Kaminski 204. Hamilton EOS, Neuman 23l.
Hoharth 2S6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
RECORD FOR GUTTERsOHN

Charles Guttersohn speared a
new high season single in the
West Warren 8225 Handicap league
with 209-26S in 618. William Sic
gels 267 formerly was high.
High scores-Randofph Guibord 200. An.
drew Jackson 202 -2O5. Donald Anderson
203, James FAIRLY 202 Peter Maxwell
200-202, George Abram 200. George Mel
son 204 Irving Kapanoske 2i3, Albert
Segel pol. Andrew Safko 202.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
j. NJ. Swimmers
Beat Wayne

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staged his last and most convincs
ing demonstration in the 440.
Prior TO the meet, there was some
question if he would swim as he
was bed-ridden over the weekend
with a cold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
TWO RECORDS CRASH

Eddie Grohowski. 163-average
man, blasted high individual and
series records in to discard when
he tumbled 224-240-258 for 722 in
Czapski Junior House Loop.
High scores-T King ISL. n. cIapsh
2o3 b. Olson 200 W Alksnes 2o3 J.
Dudash 204-2 05. r zadupSki pol. II. Polse
way 223-2i2, p. Mogawa. ais L. r..
2oe-2is W McAmmond 7o2 -225, 8. cz1
ski 20s-2i3. 8. Jacobs 2i3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-20
Clark Has $50 UlnWU INC Legion NelUs
at MHIetfs ADND w LILA ~ Stays Top
Risdon Five Loses Ground
In MilIetf House League

Risdon dropped three games be-
hind Fort Boulevard in Johnny
Millett's House League when II
lost a pair TO Frankenmuth, al
though it out-rolled the latter 286l
TO POS. Fort Boulevard nicked Hi
Speed for two. Basil Clark's 222-
2i1-226 for $50 stood out.
High scores-H. Ramm 2Oo, J. senmi,s'
ling 2O2, A Ramm 205, J. Benton ia *
Thompson 2iO-2l7. A. Friedman 2ii, W.
schuster 23s. J. Kral 206. w. Pageau 2lt'
8 Morris 225. F. schemanske 255-2o3, b.
Doyle z7z. r.. Knecht 2s6, Ken 2S9, Q,
Schmidt 23s. r. Bartlett 2io' c, Goodro y,
2a2.2i3 A Jankowsky 200. n Jankowsky
213. ], Runskl 2l4-206. J. Mccarthy 2lz'
M. Aho 2i2, NJ Koval 203-2ls.