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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
, TIGER NOTES

Doc Cramer got hit on the back
|of the head by a pitch when al
bat in the first inning He
QUICKLY shook off the effects Of the
blow and provided the fielding
feature of the fray when he made
la diving catch of a Lupien drive
for the third out of the fourth
inning with the sacks loaded with
|Sox.
Rudy York blasted out a fourth.
inning triple which was wasted
|. The Tigers blew another
chance in the first of the eleventh
Hitchcock was safe on q
Pesky error and then pulled q
delayed steal of second only e
|get doubled off the bag when Nc.
Cosky lined to Pesky for one Of
four double plays made by the
Hose.
With Virgil Trucks III back ir
Detroit, Tommy Bridges suffering
from lumbago and Hal Manders
bothered by sore arm. the Tiger:
have only six ablebodied hurlers
That's why I'm pitching
Trout today" explained Manager
Baker. LII need all my pitchers
for the next series with the
Yanks and Paul IL the only one I
have who can pitch effectively
with a rest of only two days.
DETROIT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Linsdd|e. Gets
4 New Deans

Linsdale University, that fc-
tional institution which was born
in the brain Of Frederick c. Mat
thaei noted Detroit sportsman
and University of Michigan
booster. today has four new
deans"
Amid much hilarity. Matthaei
last night al the Hotel Statler
assembled almos hundred
alumni" Of his school TO confer
degrees on four men now serving
the nation in important military
posts in Detroit,
Those honored were Lieutenant
Commander Paul X. Bryant, who
was made Dean Of Red Tape
Commander Elmer Stoker. Dear
Of Port Holes; Lieut.. Col Bradley
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Exam Holds School at Stadium

With the Tigers out of town a. j. tWshl
Egan, the veteran scout and five-star developer OF
young talent is letting grass grow on the lnteld
at Briggs Stadium. Professor Egan yesterday con-
Quoted a school there for 40 or more embryo big
league stars. The youngsters, gathered from Mich-
gan, Ohio and Indiana, were instructed IN the rud-
mentS of the game.
They are players recommended TO by
volunteer scouts I'm this territory" Professor
Egan explained. "Out of group like the one
here might find another Charley Gehringer.
You never tell"
The school is the first of several planned for
Briggs Stadium this summer. Similar schools con-
Quoted by the professor were held In Sarnla,
Chatham and London in Ontario recently.
Aiding Professor Egan yesterday were Murray
Franklin and Virgil Trucks, ailing Tigers who did
not accompany the club to Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

of the meeting. That's not a bad
record, either. This horse, bred by
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt, has
plenty Of 60 in him.
And there was also the Swear
old Heel In, another $1,000 horse
which was shooting for his fourth
victory of the meeting, in which
he has also finished second twice.
Our Willie, Sammy Elegant and
Jimmy w. made up the rest of the
field, but the betting was all on
Mon Time, Sherlock and Heel In.
That's just the way they finished.
with Pat Milligan taking Mon
Time right to the front and stay
ing there over the mile and an
eighth to win a neck decision over
Sherlock. which in turn led Heel
In three and a half lengths.
Mon Time paid favorite's price
of $500, but that was just like
finding money to those who had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Timely Homers
Keep Yankees
.4Gdmes in Front
ny international New. Service

The New York Yankees and
Boston Red Sox moved along IN
unison today as both major
leagues swung into action for the
second day following a three-day
layoff during which the All-Star
games were contested.
The Yankees whipped the ST.
Louis Browns yesterday, 5 to 2,
while the Red Sox were hammer
ing out 2-to-1 decision over De-
troit. AS result the Yankees
remained four games ahead Of
Boston in the race for the Amer
lean League pennant.
KING SEES GAME
With King Peter OF Yugoslavia
sitting in a box near their dugout,
the Yankees played in and out
ball to defeat the Browns. Char
ley Keller belted his tenth home
run and Tommy Heinrich is ninth
to give the champions the victory.
At the same time, however, the
McCarthymen committed three err
rors but fortunately, they came
after the youthful monarch had
deserted the joint which he did
after four and a half innings.
Phil Marchildon allowed only
five singles as the Philadelphia
Athletics defeated the Cleveland
Indians. 5 TO 2.
The Chicago White Sox whipped
the Washington Senators, to 2,
behind five-hit hurting by Johnny
HUMPHREYS.
In the National League. Lew
Gremp hit home run TO give the
Boston Braves a 4 to 3 victory
over the Chicago Cubs in a
struggle that lasted Is innings.
Brooklyn swept along still eight
and half games in front of the
National League parade by top
ping Cincinnati, 3 to 2, as the
Dodgers opened their western
swing that should offer a pretty
clear picture of the pennant race
by the time they head home again.
Whitlow Wyatt let the Reds down
with only five hits.
st. Louis, moving along in
second place, swamped the New
York Giants, 9 to 0.
Pittsburgh turned their army
navy relief night game into both
a financial and athletic success by
beating Philadelphia, 8 to 0, be-
fore throng of 29,4S8 cash GUS
toners who contributed $36, 308.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Site, Date for Girls
AAU Swim Set

NEW YORK. July 10 up
The Chamber Of Commerce Of Nee
nah, Wis. will sponsor the women S
national AAU swimming champion.
ships on August 14-f5-16. Dan
Ferris. executive secretary OF The
AAU said today
Ferris SAID carly reports that The
meet would not be held a. Neenah
aToSc from the lack OF pool with
water sufficiently deep enough for
the platform dive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Haig May
Stay,On
SidelineS !,
Continued from First Sport Psge)

Continued from First Sport Psge)
start a new climb and Hagen
hopes it's in this match at OakS
land Hills. where the forme
Texan won the first of his two
National Open championships.
Hagen confirmed the report
that he expects TO have Clayton
Heafner on his squad. Given per-
mission by the PEA to use the
big fellow from North Carolina.
Hagen said he had invited him TO
come here and was sure Heafner
would accept.
TRYING FOR TURNESA
The Haig Is making a special
effort TO obtain Sergt. Jim Fur
mesa and expects to receive
favorable reply from the runnerup
in the National PEA within the
next "a hours. All his other
choices - Lawson Little, Jimmy
Thomson, Henry Picard. Harry
Cooper. Chick Harbert, Ed Dud-
Ilty anu IlCh MclL-ildNc duNlScu
Hagen that they'll be on hand.
In the meantime, John p.
lO'Hara, general chairman, has
appointed his various committee
chairmen at Oakland Hills. Some
of them served in the same
capacities in the 1924 and 1887
National Opens at this club and
therefore know their stuff.
Among them Is l.. A. (Les) Coli
man. who again is chairman of
Eye olde locker roome" committee.
Colman in the past has welcomed
some of the worlds greatest golf
ers 10 Oakland Hills locker room.
Another is Jack (not-a-dent-ins
your-fenders) Adams, who again
will have charge of the parking
i facilities.
Other committee chairrnen ares
F. II. Harvey. scorers; George 7.
letters, communications; Otto l.
Miller, gate; r. A. Taggart. MEM
bership tickets: j. Ray Scolaro,
publicity; F.. b. Rogers. trans
portation; Chris A. Brinke. al
nouncer; r. S. Waugh, finance
r. F. Birchard, marshals, and X.
10. Mead, hospitality.
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education program that he hopes
will eventually include every
man who joins the coast guard,
points out that thousands of
youngsters are being taught to
use their dukes in army, navy,
marine and coast guard centers
throughout the country. Boxing
has always been favorite form
of recreation with the country's
fighting men.
Dempsey also says that mill
tary training will put men into
top condition spd keep them
there. He blames the dearth Of
top notch fighters in recent
years largely upon lack of a
long-range conditioning program
for youth.
Wee haven't found any
champions In the coast guard
yet, but the training we give
them Is bound to uncover s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Winners Back on Mat Gard

Jackie Bloomfield. who claims
Ito have 500 holds in his collection,
meets Buck Liscombe from Terre
lHaute in the main event of to-
nights wrestling card in the St
Joan OF Arc Club, Mack avenue
land Eight and One-half-Milc
road. Both boys were winners on
last weeks bin and they wrestle
two in three falls. Other bouts:
Jackie Steele VS.. Nick Billings and
frankie Hart VS.. Dale Wayne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

xTwo out when winning run scored.
'Batted for Lupien in eleventh inning.
Detroit 600 OOI 600 oo--i
Boston 900 100 900 0i-2
Runs batted in-Tabor. Mccosky. cronin
Three base hits-York McCosky Stolen
Conroy, Hitchcock. Sacrifice
Pesky. Double plays-Wagner
10 Doerr p Pesky 10 Lupine, Nevhouser 20
York, DiMaggio to conroy: Pesky to Lo-
pine Pesky (unassistedD. Left on bases
Detroit e. Boston g. Bases on bails--On
Wagner S, OF Newhouser 4. Struck out
By Newhouser e. BY Wagner , Hit by
pitcher-By Wagner (CrAmerl. Umpires-
Basil. Rue and Grieve. Time-25. At
tendance ISL.
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OTHER ENTRANTS

Others in the Godolphin are the
Mrs. II. p. Bonner entry of Golden
Goose and Air Sprite, A. L. Fer
guson's Uncle Jock. K. X. Thomas
Dead Level, Mooney and Baker,
Gold Supply and Darby Dan
Farms Patriot.
There will also be another race
over the Lewis turf course. TIC
minimize the possibility Of horses
running off the course. as they
have many times recently, new
shrubbery has been placed along
the inside of the final sixteenth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

j. Sanders. Dean Of Flys"; Lieut..
Col William S. McDuffie, Dean
of PrattS and Whitneys.'
The onored guests were
presented with live sheep, ia
nous Linsdale custom, and clothed
in caps and gowns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Disprovine q Popular Theory

The National League popularity supposed to be pitcher
junior loop the suggr league Yet the most
ssent winners the big leagues the past decade and
have American hues Bob Grove bowed out last
after chakng than 800 victories mark rarely
approached league any generation. Red Rung and
Ted Lyons both notched victory No. $50 in the American
League during the early part of this
The to be that really have it, you'll be
a where you employed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
PITCHING'S WHERE YOU FIND IT

Dempsey the guard confident that the
will produce the heavyweight champion Of the world
and that he'll be product OF the fighting forces OF the United
States.
TIC former of sock busy introducing physical
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

World Series SquabbIe
Proves Loop Rivalry
as Intense as Ever
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Tiger Pitching Records

Totals s4i4t 30 74eas $50 27e $50
includes totals Of Fuchs and Rowe and
tie game played with Cleveland on July 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10

Jack Dempsey Thinks
War VIII Produce
Next Heavy Champ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-10
Tiger Batting Averages

sTotals - 2sls 332 70S 305 80 2
sIncludes totals OF Fuchs and Rowe.
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watched him in his three previous
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By William Worden

From an Alaskan Army base Sept. 7 (Delayed) CPD = Ameri- can fighter planes strafed Jap shipping and men at Kiska for the first time since the island was occupied. Two fighters, followed by a bomber, and led by Brig Gen. William Butler, Comman- der, Alaska Air Force, made a low-level attack on three ships and escaped into the clouds be fore the Jap gunners recovered from the surprise of seeing the planes at almost eye level.
 The raiders also strafed a CO., umn of troops ashore and hit in s-allations In a subsequent raid they arrived over Kiska under low cloud ceiling and machine gunned motored flying boats on the water and set fire to a figh- ter on the beach.
 They also moved down like
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Weeks News HighIights

straws" what appeared to be a line of soldiers outside a messhall and also put out of action an en- emy machine gun crew which began firing at them.
 On second dive they raked converted yacht which was thought might have been float ing command post and observed a number of seamen fall under the concentrated machine gun fire.
 As the planes swept over in a third dive most of the enemy man power seemed to be under cover, so they concentrated on the largest warehouse and then headed homeward.
 General Butter, placed in charge of the Alaska air force this summer, is 46 and comes from Marshall, Virginia.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
ARGYLE
DErROrr BOARD or EDUcAT1oN

High scores--JAmss Poikinghorn 2Hs
Don Smith 23s William vsaFiest 23s
Dewey 253 wnlism Rolt 223-2Oo, Hove D
72S. william Hflistsir 273-2I7 George
CSatta 712 psr Rorso-1i 2lS John Blck.f
2is. Gersld McGiynn 2fS william J Dor
Nelly 2l4 George Miles 2i3 Oito Rose 1i2
& Anderson al Charles Schroeder 2eT
Frank Go.,rE. 7ns Frsrk EicE, 2Os nor
Cunningham 2oS Car FsfhEs 2Ot par
Fraser 2oi. Bruce LanEon col Charles
Draper zoo.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21

Standards lead Is secure for
another week even IL Rainbow
blanks George e. Murray tomorrow
night at MI. Elliott Recreation.
Ellis Walkers maple tumblers
have no cinch in Hills but the
handicappers see them as taking
two.
~Tbs young and rising chene-
Tromblys encounter Welch In
what should be another interesting
TIN Since Sylvester Thiel started
detaching so many sticks Joe
PauluS' Junior varsity" keeps
climbing. Rodney Welch's crew
drew a setback last week but their
recovery after so poor a start
means they do not fail easily.
Ernie Bolle's Southeasterns can
gain third place by taking two
from Art Watson's Palmer Parks
II Hills lose three to Standard.
For that reason the st. Jean Fusi-
Hers will be dangerous.
Don Brichta Of Standard leads
in the averages with 20A.24 fol-
lowed by Thiel. Chene Trombly.
with 1868 and Jack Crilley,
Southeastern, 1863. T'hiel has 80
games and Crilley 27. Bert Wistow
has 203.4 for six and is technically
second except that those around
longest get the nod.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
GARFIELD
RETAIL MAT MERCHANTS
LADIES HOUSE

Htgh sCores-Maria Dud1ig 2i2 1872 -iS2
Margaret Kordos 1872 Gertrude Franks ISL
Mary shade Isl Josephine Cross 1871. We
ronica Orlovsk iSS Belle Zielinsh i74
MsrcsHa LevandoVsN iN Katrine Malek
i72.ise-iSo Marion Springer i1q-1bi Doro.
thy zatnisk is4-iSi Helen Bsymas l64
Agnea BrymsT lss-l63-fSa.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
MT. ELLIOTT

SENIOR HOT -
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
CHENE-TROMBLY

DODGE MACHINE sHoI
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
GLENEAGLES

Heh scores--WsfeY KessetrrE 23S Ray
spHlrsr 22l- Char.es NarF1er ia Jose ph
ZaborsHy ~ Cass Snabls 20e-20S Jess
sterling 20t Dan sullivan on william
Flohr -o5 Don Grain 200. James o Con
nor 200.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
900 HOT sE

High soorss-Guy Bell 2ol-244 Al Nsnni
200, Neil ds SAINTS 216-201, Carl Carlson
24S Ember Thomas 2fT-23s George
Fedelsm 22s Nike Hsrgiton 224-2Oa. JACK
Schall 235 Ear Brszelton 2o1, Al Fox
2o2, Pete Viviano 233, Bill Wasnund poi
l2i7. Angelo Della 20l. Archie Downey 223
Norm Borton 204 Frank Meyers 2i4-213
Carl Anderson 2os, Jim Butler 2ii, I'd
Konksl 22o.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
LANDINGS AND HIGH SCORES OF BOWLING LEAGUES METROPOLITAN DISTRICT
HALLDODDS

VICTORY
-
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
CONNER
IL MOB HOIsE

Points Points
Famous "a Old Vienna 20
uitrs.rAp - Gsrtin Il
PaYtfront - Alter ls
Conner - Tassis ia
Wagner n Grsve % Cy's
High seores-H Poll ?oa. ". Smith 7i2'
z2o. {. Davis 22t. c. Cole 2i2. II. Muel-
l.nhsgsn 232. G. Crawford 212. W. Wal
lace 2is. C. Kunm 233 V. KING 2l4. W.
". smith 277. y. Garke 207. NJ. Padiy
2oi, n. Nosakowsk 25e. s. swistss 22l
M-KaxpAs- 22a--R--G -GAAiains.- 2lnr -
Csvanaugh 20f, p. Accl.sughlin 2i3. }
e0s. J. Berger 2i3.235 o. KaFer 2O3-233-
ara, J. Schumacher 233. a. ValsHs 232,
r. Muller as L. Cable 2as. w. smith 2lO.
G. johnson AS. W. Kohler 200 w. Camp
ben 2OO-2o4, y. DeYonker 2ih.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
WARREN-BOWL

High scores--W. Priem 22s. Russ Engel
224 Sam Barnett PA Walter Zack 220,
Pete Boyle 2le. Herm Bennett 219. Dave
Newman PIT. Joe Bernard 214. Stan Pat
terson 2l3. John Williams 2I3, Charles
Combs 2l2. Clarence shirk all Leonard
Kabby 20s-209 Frank Stevens 207y Jim
Butz EOS Tom Kelley 204 Adam Beller
col Al Pnnerico pol Bill Bressman 200.
Ray Gauss 200
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
WN FINK A co.
LEFT HANDERs TRAVELLING

High scores-To Tony G0lcar 2N9 242 Ray
Allen 257. Bob Walters 223. Harold Down
Ing 223 I'd Klosky 900 Nick Wallet 300
Howard crumit as I'd Hupert 2li Andy
Yorkison 7o4 Walter Gaundtr 2o3 Mike
zott 7o7. Paul Singer 2o7. Mike Rich 2o2
I'd zsrnek 2n2.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
HOUSE LEAGUE

EEh scores " paaeau 23t 200 / Keep
pen 209 g. Martin 20l s Morrs 22s-2o2
D. Berger POI POP y. Zelsnak POS n
Ca0tUel 20T j. Farkas 22s-2Os-2Os s.
Charpsy 22s y Suddendorg 2Z5. A. Char
rey 225 Haleen 2o3 l. Weber 2Ol ~
Esa'niey 20s q. Schmidt 2ls-235. NJ. Kova
1ie-22t A Light 2i4 A DingVel 242 9
Ecl.rve- 2l0. krsl 30 Lane 20s
y sirsh 2i3-223. J Jackson 2is
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
MURRAY NIGHT OWLS
HOUSE LEAGUE

err J. KF8use 2TI. william Kesser 2O3
King 22f. c. Cynowa 20i. Budnick pol.
Land 2t5-20i. Vrbanlch All. szwed 20e.
Q Klusman pos. r. Badger 202 x Pick
ARD 229 r Zynoa 22O-20i n Smith 2l2
2. Bauer 225-2o7. " stein 24i. Doctor
Rahrig 202 q KloenhAmer 205. Parshsll
2ii-204, Gcayevski 20s. Paquette 2-s G.
Neill 202 J Casmin 22l -2o2 II Hofna
2o2, c. Gross, 2i5-2os. c. Fisher 203.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
SENIOR HOT ~

Hlsh scr-es-Len Pfes 2tt 2g2 POS Rt-h.
ard Bes al 22o.c23 Fred sweItyer o2s
Leo Res 2lI AT DAME 2is 2o7 Goa Pau
PlcIarf 2n2 P0h NnunEs1 21n r For'u.
nate Zo7-223 Harvey Hois'ein 207 car
jim B~-locker 2o4 goo a Marshal goo
J taPldfe 2il.225. Lawrence Lsuer 223.
Fred Dleho'd 2nA Nirk Blossom 2ib Pete
nereys 200 Ad0iph GoessmAn al Norm
Lipks 205 H-Diege 20i Art GAske 2l2
A LARAMIE POS Andy Touaselle 223 Fred
Cameron 223 Fl Konr as. ! Addy 2ls-
203 Tom Lskich PSI 2Oi Vaughan IA Rose
III COS r Nolnard III ! NsriAilion
242 Geo Cslerafn POI zoo r Lind 242.
Don Teahar 2022is Joe Potosk 2os-2o2
2 Bsrnn 213-2i3, Adam Fin1el 7oi. Ace
Maertsns al.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
LUCKY STRIKE
IT NioR HOT SE

High scores 81 Claramont 245-233 y
Adair 245. L Dunkwater 2o5 b Rudniok
202, r Hueoner 200, d Racine 2O4, r.
Lindemann 2ii, J Crawford al, r.
Hi 2l0-202 HAYES 2l2 d. FreW 2O2
J. spina 2l2, r. stewart zoe.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
SOUTHEASTERN
RED SEAL
KINGS And oIEENS

HIth tt0fes-Ffhle HoUe Zl3, FREEMAN
Fetterman 2i2 Ken Smith 20e-20i Hecla
20i Roy Workers 20l Jack OiaIa 200
Jack Patrick 200, Della Falles $50 Dorothy
Howell $50 Pat Patrick IT'S Grace Wul-
nrecht III Jean Taggart l7e, Lillian
Provencal 10.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21

HtEh Fc0FeE-Gatf aVinFN ZiA. ker
Guerrter 2O7 SICK Chpess 201 Bruno Gar,
qua 204 Max MssrAk 900 EDDIE CAsmisf
.2i2 Teb BAhiakz 2oZ Chester LenroX 222
Robert McConum 200 Milo Jones 2is Bob
KrsmalFn 2Ol John Bntsn COS Harry
Good 20s steve Her 22s chester smoln-
skl 2l5, Larry Davidson 2ib.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
WEST CHICAGO
EPIPHANY

EPIPHANY
W w T.
Courtney Is Demery's i3 IL
Maus Is Mendoza - IS
Kelly II ~ Wtlson II Is
Podsadlo II i4 Ivory Is
High scores-Fsther O'Connor 234-2i4-
2f3 w Berry 234, Potter 20t .20i -229,
I Csssult 22s Howard 2lai , Gsrvsy
2o1 -2o7-21s Doctor braves 2oo-2i5-2l7. w.
Davis 2lS q Mcclellan 2i4 G. Fitz-
gerald 200-213 NJ Schneider 2n0-212-221,
r Frankoski 2i0 P Grummett 200. ?.
White 2os K. Kelly 2o7. A Tomasi 2os.
". MeAi1istef zn5, J. McMahon 201.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
DETROIT rLK's No. "a

High scores-Harold Motel 23i Eubh
Bell 23l. Joe serpner 224 Jack Burns
220, Rudy Helm 2t5. WiftTs-rs Colby 2ri,
Frank Weller 2iS. Chas. Fisher ali Geor1
Eger 2l5-2oo. Charles BONNET 40 Jack
Cunningham 200 Loring Williams 20s.
Edward Juntunen 205. Arthur Watson 205.
Walter stelt 202, Lou sersnni 202 Ray
Schmidt 2o2. jay Purvis 201. Harry Bur
ton 200.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
DETROIT REC aEATION
DETROIT TINES

Hgh scores wilson KeTrer 81 Page
MaxVen 2iF-2o5s JACK BicNng 2i3 Ne
Seunann az -2l4 BIZ BIetsmar 2lQ Nor
bsrt MsgeE 209 Henry NsuceAncer 203
Ken kirby 202
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
HoI ~ IEAGUE

Hgh sccres-Steve Miller 80. .2o2 Al
Cynowa 2il -2o9 John Norris 235-2io. Tom
Coke 207 Earl Norton 22o LOUIS Molrar
22i Earl Crown 200 Ear Pecors 27s John
y Rose 200 Frank Tri1rf 203 Louis Drer
2l2 William MsndJak 2l5, Charles
Kumek EOS
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
Standard Lead
In Metro Safe
SFor One Week

ACCOMPLISHMENTS "a
Standard W. Hnis. alleys Ia; G<Args a
Murray W. Rainbow. "a; Chens-Tromby
vs.. WEIGH, SIS: Nj Ellio, vs.. National.
7-s; Koppitr W. Martin, s-iO, Southeastern
W. Palmer. Park. ii-i2. at Nj Elliott
Recreation, 1880 Mt. Elliott avenue, a.
7.3o p m.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
ALIENS

High soo~-Rsy Kssn 3is. Rsy Bosl.y
2o5, Noble Peters 7i4 James Haxgsr-y
7oi. I'd Gurney 2o2 G-orE. Stack, 2os
Gale zsnrer 2o5 jo. Piana 22s, Rert
Allen 7os Jack Cunningham 7os, James
Longhsrn III Jo. Chacka poo
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
Co>GIo
NATIoNAl
RITTER
HorsE LEAGUE

Hlgh scorsr-H Des'efano 2S7-2 y
Kukls 2o3 r Ekstrom 22i Bel 2o2.
213. Blumks 2i7. p wen1su 2o7 =
wsnzsn 2os -2oi. T Msissrp 223- 2os l.
ssbo 200. F RStsick 2ls II Robbins eos
727-2i3 W Underwood ala Newkirk
7s3. Burnet, 234 V Mueller 200 n
Wiggert zoo. J. Moore 2t2 r Ritter 9oa
II. e Glidden 2l3-222 235 r. Rich ais.
J. Die. 21t r. Gerlach 222..
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IT. PATL.s LTTHERAN
CREST
aAn unYgE

bred 232. J.. Macy 23s. Miller 2O5 L
Kwolsk 222. c. Cook 2n3. Dtsgar ia
Y smith 200 J. Waugh 200. W Ramsey
'2is p Schs rlsr 223. ! Ni,I 7l7 Thieseo
2O5. PAS. 2 HedenAn 222 J. Bubble 2l5.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS
TOWNE- ROBINSON

" L " I
Rr'u Borbers 10 IL Nut,y Yu'tsrs IA u
Astssl Room is " shipping Ru Is is
HiEh soores-CeorEe Sihsl 2fe A
VPalatty 200, Ray Lerchen 2o4 Robert
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MURRAY ISTER-PLANT

High scores--Jord0n Russell 23T. Jack
Burnett 200 -203 j. Walak 205-2i6-23S r
smi''y i22372i2 Joe Tubbs 2o4 Joe VI
tale 20s William Siums POS. Louie Dreger
207, stanley LewandoWskt 21s Joe Green
205 " Mulswa ass. l. Rytlswsh 2os
j. Krakowski 2l0, George Lieske 226
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
DENNY
u NOR HOUSE

HlEn scores fni llefHITna - t.ba n
s'rks 21f Frank Pucksrhsid 2io Msiri'
WsinbFrE 20l. Kenneth Aolsr 202 Rnher
Y0urken 2lS 1epson 7ln Ross Hoy
locker 277 goo Richar1 Desms' 2o7 Lee
10 Parker 2nT RObsr' Rrisr'on 22o 200
Rohsr' DoEgsr 2i2 George spsrrv eos 2oo
James S'sIrNs 203. Arthur Cannon 245
Arthur Daniels 20s
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-21
SENIOR HOT II
PALM BEACH
II NIOR HOT 81

HIN NTUFtt-~ y THT LdTLF -WT- HOWE
ard Rupp 2O5 Larry Bernick 235 William
Cairns 22i. Robert White 2O4. Gus Hover
pos Pe'e- Colurs 2o2 Philip joyce 2OP
10I, Leonard carr 200 Fred Lyon 203