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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
M, U.-D. Grid Stars
TO Roll for Charity

Bauman, Freddy Wolf, Wally
Reppenhagen besides Norris.
The All-Stars the Detroit play
ers will face are Johnny Grim
minis of Paris. Louis Sielaff of Elk.
hardt & Becker. Charley Kotarsk
of Mineralites. Louis Burr Of Ma.
tional and Fred Bujack of Schmidt
Herb Mertens, former secretary
Of the Classic, picked this team or
performance as of December /.
After the first game Michigan
will oppose the All-Stars and u
of d. will take on Stroh. They
will finish against their starting
opponents and by that time if
it's not too late there may be a
Stroh-All-Star or Michigan-U. OF
D. match to wind up the evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Brother Event
Starts Dec. d

Fourth annual brothers doubles
championship tournament Is or
the board at Earl Gremels West
Chicago Recreation starting De-
cember 26. More than go entries
are already in and the field Is
expected to exceed 1910 when 55C
set a new mark.
There is no open class this year
but entries without official aver.
ages from 1939-40 and l940-41
may enter at 100 average. AL
entrants must be blood brothers
not synthetic. Entrants may bow
as many times as they have
brothers providing they are in q
different combination each time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
WestfdH Coming

Entire proceeds Of the matches
expected 10 top $500, will be
turned over 10 the Old NewsboyS
in their efforts 10 provide every
poor kiddie with a Merry Christ
mas. In addition the Times
Classic League will donate 500
derived from the gate receipts
OF it's weekly matches held al
various establishments throughout
the city.
Tom Harmon, an All-American
himself and whom they say packs
a few strikes on bowling alley,
will present a 1941 All-American
in the person of Ex-Capt. Bob
Westfall in his lineup along with
Tom Kuzma. a future one; al
Wistert, Bob ingalls, and Bob
kolesar.
Little Mike Peters Gus Dorais'
secretary and auditor of the
Lonely Hearts, an organization
that claims il can beat Linsdale
College any day any time on any
gridiron, unlike Harmon will di-
rect his L. of d. team from the
bench.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
.Cruchon Averages
US for D Games

Steve Cruchon OF the 1906
Chene-Trombley team had q
Us average for a run of % games.
In the Greater Detroit League
November 20 Steve had 278 IN
700 and two days later averaged
23l for nine in a pot match in
Pontiac.
He followed up with $50 in the
Mt. Elliott House League. 692 in
the Times All-Star Classic and
next marked 2S6 in 1852 in the
Rainbow individual event These
performances gave the 23-year-
old sur an average few bowlers
Obtain over a similar stretch OF
effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Times Classic
HIGH SCORERS

Team event Three games stroh'f, 1893
Paris, $3.50: Aineraiites. $3.50; National
3l44 Norton. 3i13 Schmidt, 3O5a.
Team event -- One game Paris. 1l46
Stroh's 1874: Norton, ll14. Schmidt
1895 Minershtes 1924
Individual event - Three games: Ro!
Milan. Coca-Cola, 7O6. Jack DiGioXannt
Norton. 7Os: cas- Grygier. stroh. 7O{. jim
Marshall. National SOS; John Crimmins
Paris 6q4: Eddie I.aBudde. Pepsl-Cola, 6e3
Individual event--One game: Paul Serb
ner Krakow. 2qp, Cass Grygier. Stroh
27q: Merl Dorl sub. 27s Joe Norris, stroh
217. John Crmmlns PARIS. III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Shdrkey Classic
Dates Are Out

Jack Sharkey's second annual
IS singles classic is scheduled al
Battle Creek again with the first
weekend December 20-21 and the
second December 27-28. Condi-
tions call for six games across Il
alleys with shifts every two hours
Guaranteed first prize is $500
Walter Reppenhagen. Joe Norris
John Crimmins, Clarence Kra-
jenke and Harold Allen were
among the Detroit prize winners
in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

University of Michigan and
University of Detroit football
stars will be arrayed against Joe
Norris championship Stroh and
an All-Star five chosen from other
teams in The Detroit Times ALI
Star Classic in the third annual
bowling matches for the Goodfel-
lows Fund at the Recreation
Building next Sunday at $50 p. m.
Every one knows how capably
the Wolverines and Titans con-
Quoted themselves in the none
to-cool past football season.
Bowling is a little different TO
most OF them. but they will be
ready to bend their backs just
as hard as, they dug their elects
to do their bit for a worthy
CallSp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Opening "Kickof"

Not TO be outdone by Harmon,
little Mike also will trot out a
1871 All-American and an eN-
captain. Vincent Banonis. Howard
Heating. Dick Pugh. rom NC
Laughlin. Bob keene, Ed Rice and
Elmer "Tippy" Madarik will be
his other bowlers.
Michigan will kick off that is
open, against Stroh. which will
have its usual lineup OF Phi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Metro Classic
HIGH SCORERS

Team event. ttnree gafnesl - startArd-
3nS7 Palmer Park Rec XQz0, Dcnby
Rec. 1898: Roadway. 1855
+ Team event cone gameD Midwest, 1888:
Norge NJ arygrove. 1850; DENLY Rec. 1885 +.
Individual event Ohree FAneE) FRED
STARK, $50 EiuS- Walker. 672. Mlks An
CELLO 6ss Edward Trosien. SCI.
Individual event Zone GAmsD---Jack Gard
ner. 274; Edward Troeieu, DALI AikA- An
CELLO. 267. Nike Manning. 2e6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Mike Carma(k Back
To Bowling Lanes

Mike Carmack, one OF the city's
champions of years back. is toss
ing them again on Frank Damico's
lanes out at Mack Boulevard. lie
was starring in the days when
Harry Gerloski. Al Shackett
Johnny Bauer, the Aliens and Au-
gust Bamberg were the prides oil
Woodward avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

A difference of only five games
among nine teams keeps the
Metropolitan Classic League race
closer than two peas in a pod
as Sundays matches go on the
fire. Orlings, one game from the
top. catches Mt. Elliott, tied for
first. in one Of the feature matches
at Twenty Grand Recreation.
Standard brackets with Norge
Marygrove. Norge is tied with
Palmer Park for third and Stan
.dard divides second with Orlings.
Palmer engages Parkside. And
while there is some difference in
averages along the line. no one
team of the first nine stands out
distinctly and winner picking is
naming the team one wants to
win.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Pdu|us 10 Have
So Teams in
Times Sweeps
MiIlstt Again Enters
House League Intact
In Popular Event

A pair OF Jacks, Paulus and
Millett, gave an added impetus
Saturday to the ever-growing list
of entries for the tenth annual
Detroit Times Sweepstakes to be
bowled week-ends at Imperial
in the General Motors
Building. starting January 3 and
continuing through March %.
Paulus. who has been operating
for years Chene-Trombly Recrea-
ton, one OF the most popular spots
in the city, guaranteed he would
have so teams in the sweeps.
TT IN q fine event." he said.
"You can mark me down for 80
teams, but don't be surprised II
L have IS out of my place. And
hope your entry runs over
1000 fives."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
0rHngs Clash
With Leader
HNDAY,s MATCHEs

NVNTTNIFN NIhTNHTHE
Riters Recreation VS.. Art Centre Rec
reation. alleys 1.2; DENLY Recreation VS.
Chene- Tromby Recreation. "a; Orfing's
VS.. M. Elliott Recreation. So; Parksids
VS.. palmers Park Recreation, rs; Roadway
Tvs. Midwest, 9-l0; Standard VS.. Norge
Marygrove. 11-12. Matches at Twenty
Grand Recreation, 5000 Fourteenth street
10 80 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

Millett, like Paulus. is an oper-
ator of the old school who has
kept up with the times. Since the
inception OF the sweeps, Millett al
ways has paid the entire freight
for his house league. 1t Is stand
ing entry, but little Jack called
up Saturday to make sure.
"Just to remind you," he said,
"we'll be on hand again with the
Millett house league and two
others to make a complete squad.
And did you say Johnny Paulus
is going to have 50 teams? Well,
you know this Irishman. Maybe
he'll have that many, too"
Millett's house league is COM
posed of Earl Benton's Gerisch,
IAugie Jankowsky's Regal. Clarence
ISchmidts Risdon, Howard Bridges
BEDFORD Recreation. Ernie Friede-
mans Milett,s, George Bollinger's
~. l.. Hudson, Harry Fishers Old
bru. Earl Gremers Five, Norm
.Halleen's Fort Boulevard and Nick
.Lannos' Frankenmuth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Entry Decides

Number OF prizes in each class
is determined by the entry in each.
The entire cost per man is Sl.75,
which includes entry and bowling,
or SS.75 per team. Entry fee oil
S3.75 must accompany entry blank
and the deadline is December %.
Under A. b. {. regulations,
which govern this event, partici-
pants will be allowed 10 bowl only
once instead OF each class as in
other years. 1t is open TO any
team in the country. but get your
entry in now 10 insure a satisfac-
tory date and time. q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Fiue Glasses

There are five classes IN The
Times Sweeps with difference OF
80 pins per class. They are.
Class A--Teams averaging 925
and up.
Class B-Teams averaging 875
and including 924.
Glass Cleans averaging 825
and including 874.
Class D-Teams averaging 575
and including 824.
Class E-Tesms averaging TIA
or less.
With an entry of 1,57 teams
last season the prize fund was
81, $50, a total of eight SIS awards
in Glass A, 10 in b, 35 in c, 81
in D and 81 in f. In addition
of the championship
teams in each class receive gold
engraved medals from the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Classes 10 Run
Daily From
Dec. IS 10 %
Bill Shsul, Famous
Bowler, viii Act as
Instructor OF School
By HAROLD KAHL


As a prelude 10 it's annual
sweepstakes. The Detroit Times
wifi conduct bowling school from
December Is through 20 at local
establishments 10 be named later
this week.
& Serieg az instructions. lectures
and exhibitions will be given 10
boys. girls. men and women bowl
ers. For those men intending 20
compete In the Times Sweeps II
will be a splendid opportunity 10
get pointers productive OF higher
scores and averages.
The Times, through the CO.
operation OF Sydney Laner &-C Co,
local distributors Of The Ebonite
bowling ball, will present Bill
Shaul as instructor. lecturer and
exhibition bowler
One of Best
Shaul, from Syracuse, n. Y. Is
one Of the countrys greatest
bowlers and instructors. He Is
New York State champion with
an average of BOB for the last 16
years in league competition and
special matches. He has 199
average in American Bowling
Congress tournaments.
He was third in the A. 3. c.
singles competition at Indian
apolis in 1896, rolled an 1867 all.
events total at the Cleveland A.
B. G. tournament in 1899 and had
a mark over 300 for the doubles
and single events at st. Paul last
March.
There will be no charge made
for the bowling lessons or in
structions. The Times plans 10
have Shaul give special instruc-
tons, lectures and exhibitions in
the afternoons for girls, boys and
women. Evenings will be reserved
for men and women bowlers.
1t is not necessary TO be a stu
dent of any school, or a member
Of ANY bowling league to- attend
the exhibitions, lectures and les
sons 10 be given by Shaul under
A. b. c. conditions. And the in
structions are just as much for
the veteran bowler as they are
for beginners. They are designed
10 teach the beginners the proper
way 10 bowl and 10 help Others
improve their scores.
Laner Picks Spots ,
The establishments at. which
Shan tn appear will be selected
by Jack Eaner of the Sydney
Laner Company. Operators he
already has contacted are eager
10 lend any assistance in helping
make the school a huge success
because they have heard so much
about Shaul's teaching ability.
The master Of the Ebonite re-
Gently has given nine weeks of
instruction TO members of the
movie colony in Hollywood. He
also staged a successful school in
Philadelphia. At present he's in
Chicago As participant in the
national match game eliminationS
which start this Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

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with remaining eggs, sliced or
sieved. Yield: servings.
When the mercury scars skyward
and appetites are on the wane, moth
ing tastes quite so good as a chilled,
nodded mixture of fresh vegetables
or fruits, placed on bed of crisp
green's and garnished with a tart,
taste-teasing dressing.
Lime Cucumber Salad.
l package lime gelatin
liz cups hot water
tablespoons vinegar
" teaspoon salt
teaspoons scraped onion
Dash of paprika
tablespoon chopped pimiento
l cucumber, diced
Dissolve gelatin in hot water, then
add vinegar, salt, scraped onion and
dash of paprika. Chill until begin
ming to thicken, then fold in chopped
pimiento and diced cucumber. Chill
until firm and serve on salad greens
with a garnish of mayonnaise.
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wear. You will find handknit tech
nique of heavy cable stitch in stun
ming colors, the stripe effects such
as white with red or with navy be-
ing especially intriguing.
There is also a strong revival of
wool jersey. These stress dress
maker styling which now is so pro-
nounced throughout the entire swim
suit program. Most of the jersey
suits have practical Upper fasten-
ings.
Designers are turning out perfect
ly charming suits dressmaker-fash-
Toned after the manner of the Bal
lerina type of waffle pique conferred
in the group. Note the coin dot
banding. Dot trimmings are very
smart this season.
Floral prints and various cotton
weaves make front page fabric news
for swim suits and beach toys. The
more audacious the coloring. the
more daring the patterning, the
smarter! This is especially true of
the gay and fascinating Hawaiian
prints now so fashionable. The sa-
rong drape skirt in exotic prints
with bra top showing bare midriff is
a leading style. Novelty types are
often styled with grass skirts" in
spired by Hawaiian native design.
A lei necklace of flowers added, is
the final glamour accent.
Bathing suits of elasticised fabric
are to be had by the score. The
newest thing in these types is two
color effects done in white with
bright colored godets: or inset verti-
cal bands. Allover shirred lastique
insures sculptural figure fit. Bright
applique of gorgeous flowers on
white jersey is especially effective
with long matching beach cape.
There are endless cunning dress
maker-styled Bingham shantung and
crinkled seersucker suits. In knits
and lastiques girls love the suit that
tips up the back from the waistline
to give perfect fit.
(Released by Western Newspaper Union)
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Cool Summer Outfits
Of All Black Are New

You can dress in all black from
head to foot and still look cool and
summary. This is the miracle STYLE
creators have wrought. Briefly out
lined the plan is sheerest of sheer
black frock, hat of black sheer,
gloves of the lacy sort and black
stockings so cobwebby sheer they
are almost transparent.
The newest black sheer dresses
are finished off with edgings of fine
black lace. This use of black lace
trims is being played up to the
point of being recognized as most
important vogue. Not only are
dress-up black sheer frocks femi-
nized to most fascinating degree
with lace frilled at throat and
sleeves, on pockets and here, there,
and everywhere to add glamour but
the movement has been taken up
by milliners who either make the
entire hat of lace or trim with it.
Big brims edged with lace frills are
one of the new and enhancing lace
expressions.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-10
LYNN SAYS:

Don't be timid about putting
your own personality into your
salads. Here are some sugges-
tons which may help you become
famous for your salads
Try:
Fluting bananas by running the
prongs of fork lengthwise down
a peeled banana, then slicing it
crosswise.
Adding chopped, broken or
whole walnut kernels to fruit,
vegetable and meat salads.
Using fruit juices to thin may
onnaise and to mix with french
dressing.
Adding fruit gelatin, sliced or
cut into glistening cubes, to
fruit salad.
Frightening the edges of lettuce
leaves by dipping them in pap
rika, or adding chopped parsley
to the edges of pineapple slices.
Adding a little lemon juice or
vinegar to sweet cream for sal
ad dressing-makes quick sub
stitute for sour cream.
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Isle of Martinique

Martinique, West Indies possess
sion of France, is an island 1886
square miles in area with quar-
ter of a million inhabitants-or an
average of about $50 persons to
the square mile. Much of the in
terror is devoid of human life be-
cause it cannot be cultivated,
while more than one-fifth of the
total number of inhabitants live
in and around the capital and port,
Fort de France.
Martinique is situated between
Puerto Rico and Trinidad in the
curving island chain that sepa-
rates the Atlantic ocean from the
Caribbean-just 1850 miles from
the Panama canal.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-10

1T is very evident that women are
L becoming increasingly impressed
with the value of swimming for
health and beauty. Not only do
crowded beaches at seaside and
lake resorts testify to the enthusi-
asm felt for water sports, but many
inland towns have created attrac-
tive and pretentious modern swim
ming pools that offer infinite enjoy
ment to their communities. Then
too, most private estates have pic
turesque swimming pools where
guests may indulge in water sports.
Which all goes to show why smart
bathing suits together with goodly
supply of beach toys and accesso-
ries have become positive "must"
in the plans for the summer vaca-
ton. AS to this seasons swim-suit
fashions, they surpass all that has
gone before in way of smart, YER
satile fabric, clever styling, eye-ap-
peal in color and all the dramatic
accents that add to the picture of
Miss America as she takes off for
a merry swim on summer day.
Outstanding news in regard to
current swim-suit trends is the
strong revival of woolknits and WOOL
knit fabric for both sculptured form
fitting types and that which is ultra
chic this season-the suit that is
cunningly dressmaker styled. New
to the scene this summer is the JAG
guard woolknit suit such as is shown
to the left in the Illustration. Note
the sleek front-paneled skirt in shad-
ow plaid of brown and green on yell
low. The back is cut very low for
sun-tanning.
Bright red and white diagonal
striped woolknit fabric makes the
smart slenderizing princess "a favor
tie styling this SEASON. bathing suit
pictured to the right. The V-neck-
line is banded in the solid red knit,
continued into cross straps at the
back. Panties are separate SO there
is nothing to break the flattering
smooth line of the suit.
Machine Woolknits that look like
handknits are also staging big
comeback in simple sculptured type
such as adept swimmers love to
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AT HOME TO SUMMER

In recent poll, 81 per cent of the
thousands of homemakers receiving
questionnaires expressed desire to
be experts at salad making 43
per cent wanted to know how to
make food look glamorous.
This report gave me an idea.
Salads, besides being healthful
and givers of vim, vigor and vital
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-10

In blaze of glory, lovely neck
wear comes into its own this sea-
son. Women of fashion are enthu-
siastically playing up the vogue with
appreciation of what magic frothy,
snowy lingerie touches perform in
way of accentuating feminine charm.
Fine lace insertion, tiny tucks,
dainty lace edging and eyelet en-
broidery combine for sheer fem
ininity in this dainty collar and cuff
set designed for the new V-neckhne.
In fine permanent finish Swiss or
CANDY famous for its INSTABILITY,
this set provides practical way to
add glamour to a simple frock.
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1sk Me Qnother
@ A General Quiz
The Questions

The Questions
/. What is a chuck-Will s-widow?
2. When it's II a. m. in Omaha,
what time is it in Galveston,
Texas?
8. Where are the Plains of
Abraham?
4. What does mace symbolic
in legislative houses?
S. How does the worlds record
for running and ice skating 100
yards compare?
6. Who did Sir Walter Raleigh
plot to place on the British throne
in place of James l?
The Answers
1. A bird. $50 called from it's
note.)
2. II a. m.
3. Canada (Quebec).
4. Authority. A mace is a staff
or mallet.
S. The record in both cases is
9.4-Identical to the split second.
6. Arabella Stuart.