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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Pin Schedule
Light Tonight
in City Meet
Overaveraee Divisions
Dominate Field; %
Norton Bid Short

One squad from Earl Gremel.
West Chicago Recreation. one from
Mack Boulevard, and one miscel.
laneous which includes teams from
the Union Guardian, Archway ano
Argyle House leagues, are on the
program tonight at Detroit Rec
reation in the city bowling cham
pionship.
Only two teams are in the cham
pionship flight, one from Kelsey
McGraw and the other from De-
troit Brass. At Olympic the sched-
ule is largely for the overaverage
groups, with scattering Of regu-
lars.
Norton came within Sc pins of
overhauling Stroh at Detroit last
night. The 1912 Chef Slicey's CO.
horts scored brought them into
third place Is back of National.
Elwood Blake. 621; Bert Pearson.
Glib, and Slicey. 615, carried
Norton.
OTHERS NOT SO GOOD
Other Class A entries were not
conspicuous. A. J. Madras VOL
verines trailed Norton with 2805.
Norbert Bruss leading on GIT.
Midwests from Metropolitan Cas-
sic did 2788 with the aid of Matt
Furgan's 632. Highland Park Card
ners contributed 2649 and High
land Park Gold Labels 2607. The
others were under $500.
At Olympic, William Warden
I'D Edgar Daniels from Ferndale
lodges were the standouts. War
den took fourth in the champion
ship group with 665 t245-1s4-236)
and Daniel tied for fifth with est
from 208-191- 657.
Doubles leaders held their
places. The best shooting came
from Roy Bertrand and Charles
Pet Peltier, 1l65. Alfred Swansey
and Lee Luenberbger did 1859
with Luenberger having 626. Jo-
seph Vackaro and William Spargo
had 1l40 with Spargo getting GIT.
Joseph (300) Redmond and Ever.
EFT Thompson came up with lib.
o. A. GROUP HOLDS
Overaverage leaders were undis-
tuFbed. In doubles, the chief per-
Torrance was by John WILDER and
Sam Pinkus. Their 1853 brought
1877. WILDER had 623. Fred DeLon-
nay and Cy Habarth had 125 from
1121. In singles Elmer Taitt's 633I
brought him ia.
Redmond after his SIS in doubles
had a $40 series in singles. His
games included 235-200. Bertrand
had CAT. Adam Beller GIG and Ed.
gar Haines GOA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
A SoftbaII Teams
To Aid Scrap Drive

Mack Park will stage another
metal salvage softball program to-
night. with four teams. preparing
for the opening of the Detroit
Softball Association season on
Thursday. taking part in exhibit
ton games.
Three Major League newcomers
Penn Club, Henris and JAW
Local 1913 (Chrysler)-will see ac-
ton. as will Hudson Motor Police,
1941 Major League champion.
Hudson opposes Local 1873 at $50,
the other pair clashing at $50.
Any article of scrap metal will
suffice for admission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
BOeringer Hopeful
U. D. Baseball Coach Team Hit by Inelieibity
Doesn't Despair Of Wayne Game Tomorrow

Isacker, and Cliff Gieske. alternate
catcher, have been declared ineli'
Igible.
Ed Staffnik, the other backstop
lis nursing a badly bruised finger
and is a doubtful starter against
Wayne. If Staffnik cannot catch
oBeringer will have to start Phil
Haweeli behind the plate, move
Alien Ketchum from second to
shortstop and insert Ray Kelly al
second.
Haweeli has never caught be-
fore, Ketchum has little experience
at shortstop and Kelly is a re-
serve third baseman. Bud admits
that the lineup will be a make
shift affair, but he isn't conceding
a thing.
"We'll have a fighting team
out there on the field, and well
give anybody a run for their
money" he says.
One heartenng feature of the
past week has been the hurting of
Big Ed Kukorowski, former Sacred
Heart Seminary star. Kukorowski.
rated the No. 2 pitcher on the
squad while Petty was ineligible,
turned in a good game in defeat
ing Michigan Normal last Friday.
He held the Hurons 10 two earned
runs, and repeatedly pitched his
way out OF holes that had been
caused by his own wildness and by
poor support.
Boeringer hopes that Al Pro-
vencal and Bill Schriber will show
enough stuff TO bolster the one
man mound staff which the Titans
have at present. Schriber, former
Grand Rapids High School pitcher,
is out for the team for the first
time. Provencal was on the squad
last season but saw little action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
3 RECORDS BEATEN AT RITTER'S
Goraczyk Leads in House League Averages

ard Burt tipped 233 and Waiiy
Cruikshanks shot 225-22O I'm $50 In
the Detroit Association Of Credit
Men.
VI Monro rolled 20S-f7L as Hon.
ard Fire beat out Hohner By three
points for second position in the
State Fair Ladies. Chrysler fin
tshed on top by seUen.
Only five points separated the
first four clubs at the finish of
the Grand Central House loop,
Silver Five edging out Wolverines
by three for the title. League
highs were Wolverines 992, Amer
leans 27l4, Burton Crabs ZIG
and Peter Schaeffer's 652.
Becker and the House continued
their deadlock for first place mt
tho BOwl-O-Drome only three
points ahead OF United, Better
Made and Altes No. 2 In the race
to the wire.
Wayne Hdun's 2S2 and Paul
r bGut's 2Of-22f-2O2 for GEL
shared honors IN the Twentieth
Century House.
Walter Durbin's 233-249 in
665. Bill Morland's 232-202-214 for
CAB and Joe Ruppels 245-211 in
ga enabled Norge-Marygrove to
climb to third place in the Riviera
House with a record series of 1924
1022-986 for 1892.
Woods erased Haags as a title
threat with a sweep to keep six
games ahead of Excelsior in first
place, Gordon Tanner getting 257-
211 in 649 and AL Krug 245-200 in
Gal.
City Slickers came through with
a new high single, 1000, In the
Detroit Elks when Charles Bishop
ing rolled I'll, Aus and Irv Unger
1876 and LA, Hubb Bell PAT and
Louis Brinkman ZOE. Bishoping,
Bell and Brinkman closed with Gil,
608 and SOS. -
Marian Springer's 167-f9s In
500 in the No. I and Agnes FLAIR.
keys cor in the No. s featured IN
the New Garfield Ladies' House
loops.
Through a sweep of four points,
Square Deal finished five ahead OF
Sun-Ray to cop the Gleneagles
1926" House crown. Norman Kes-
settings and William Wichert's
242's and Ray Wrobbel's 628 were
final night tops. Viking Five's 989
and 2697, Louis Campbell's 254
and Anthony RIMS GA season
highs.
Three new marks were posted
I'm the UAW-CIO Local 500 when
Joe Budesky hit 268, second high
In 638, third, and Harry Ice rolled
233-245 in $50, second high.
"Dee" Dembeck speared 255 al
Al Belloii rolled zoo in the st
Margorst Mary. $50 ssas-~h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
DETROIT ABC SCORES

National 2Tss. DE Luxe 1884. stroh
2e2s. Kreeks Five 1922. Illinois -Intsrcol-
legtate 2s67.
INDIVIDUAL EVENT
CharlesMauws SOL. Paul Cito 5s5. syl
schemAnsky $50. Frank Unit $50, John
Dobbelsere 544. Ernest oriing 53e. Roland
Ritter 52f. Anthony Kennedy $40. Frank
Sale SIS. Martin Deliso ass. Al Klatt
t39, DR.. Les Henderson ass.
Richard Krakow $40. Frank Yost eos.
Clifton Young sol. Douglas Campbell see.
Joe scribner $40, Paul scribner SEQ. Edwin
$50. Leonard Smith 5is, Allan
49s. Roy Miller e25. William
oliver els. Kenneth Haviland 5q5. Marvin
Mortified sol. Kenneth Ludiker 594, Ed
Lsbudde 535 Lyle RRines $50. Stanley
Koval SAL. Frank Bar $40, Joseph starr
a12. William Clark fei. Joseph Slater ss3,
Zina Bennett asa. Elmer Mortified $50.
TwO-MAN EVENT
schemansky Sane 1i6s. Mauws- Deliso
l142. orling- Dobbelaere 1920, Kennedy
Klati 104s. Unti-Ritter 1914. Henderson
Cto 1904.
Smith -sehsmansks 1l47. Krakow. Yss,
1860. Campbeli-Young 1883. JohnstV =
Bruner 1913, p. scribner-J. scribner ia.
wiIer-Ed Labudde 1894. Oliver Ludiker
il72. Slater Kovsi 1i0p. NJ. MortzheId
r. Mortified 1897. clark-Raines 1904,
Haviis nd Bennett 1920. starr-Bar s7s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
BY HAROLD KAHL

Three records were shattered as
Bud Ritter's House league closed
its season with the J. L. Stone
team champion. IL points ahead of
w olverine, its nearest rival.
George Gingerella tumbled high
single. 289 and 226 in 663.
Ed Kukla's Enterprise accounted
for the other two, both third highs,
when IL combined 1009-113l-945
for 3085. Cy Goralczyk was the
leader with 238-223-220 for 681 fol-
lowed by Bob Ekstrom with pa
254 in 658 and Otto Auch with
6O2.
Goralczyk also was the winner
in the individual averages when
he knocked over 1861 pins in 80
games for 1884. Paul Cito was
second with 1875 for SO games.
Out of 60 men. II were over 100
average and 81 over $50.
Due to the fact members of both
the Stroh and National teams are
rolling In the American Bowling
Congress tournament I'm Columbus,
o., today, final matches i'm The
Detroit Times All-Star Classic
will be held at Argyle Recreation
next Tuesday instead of tonight.
Louise Walkers 1879, Hazel Bart
let's 1913, 10 Sousa's 1877, Hazel
OsterUeer's 1876 and Ann Bliemeis-
ter's I94 in 52S Were highHghts in
the Riviera Ladies House.
Doctor Nader Five captured the
of the Knights of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Goldberg Misses kO
Benny Makes Denner Look Bad in Taking Decision;
Bell Stops Knockout Count at Five

Denner at the opening bell. and
the knockout he had missed in the
fourth seemed his for the asking.
But Benny was tired by the furi-
Gus pace and didn't have enough
to finish the Boston String Bean.
About 1,500 fans paid a net of
81, $40 to see the spectacular fight
that topped off supporting card
that fell far short of expectations.
It's about time they started giving
Charlie Hayes and Jimmy Edgar
competition of their own caliber.
Hayes knocked out Ralph Mer-
KEEL of Chicago in the first round,
and Edgar stopped Bobby Berger,
also of Chicago, in the second.
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ABC Standings

FIF.MAN EVENT
Budveiser. Chicago aI3i
Budwelser. 81. Louis 3llI
Schlitx. Milwaukee 3l05
Waldorf Cleveland 3Oei
Joseph l.. GIL. Chicago 3O7T
TWo-MAN EVE
Baier. Milwaukee 1877
Clifton. ~ J. 1885
Rosnick -Hedtke, Los Angeles 35s
Paul Ericsson, Philadelphia 3a7
Selle -Spannich. Rock Island. I af2
INDIVIDUAL EVE
John Stanley. Cleveland T6
Nelson Burton. 81. Louis Tss
George Ludeman. Fort Wayne 745
George Kotalik. Chicago T3s
Raymond Hultqulst. Chicago 735
ALL-EvENTE
stanley Noskal. Saginaw, Mich '973
George KotAlik. Chicago ga
walter Frey Cleveland gst
willard Reinke. sheboygAn. WI $50
Roy Simmons. Des Molnes 952
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

Columbus Inter-Council Travelling
Circuit by two games over T. p.
Lahey, which finished the same
number in the van of Highland
Park. Joe Skladzien was high indi-
vidual average with 1876, Frank
Ralko second with 1875.
X. G. Dun increased Its lead
from three to four points over
Duffy's as Bob BuckneII and Leon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28

Don't worry ABOUT us, Ven
do all right"
This optimistic announcement
by Bud Boeringer today indicated
that the University of Detroit
baseball coach had his chin up
again after developments of the
past few days which have almost
wrecked the first officially sane
toned u. of d. baseball team since
1922.
Thrce-and perhaps four-of the
players upon whom he has been
heavily will not be in uni
form when u. of d. meets Wayne
University at u. of D. Field at 2
p. m. tomorrow. Ray Ptey, one of
the best collegiate pitchers in the
state; Tom Lendzion. star third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-28
Eager
To- Enlist if
Docs Say OK.
Babe, Al, Registers,
Wants TO Make
Tour Of Camps
BY BOB CoNsIDINE

NEW YORK, April -28.-Babt
Ruth. who registered for the draf'
as unemployed" will attemp
soon TO enlist in the army as
private, If his doctors give him
clean bill of health.
Bronzed, hearty and weighing
240. despite his recent serious at
tack of pneumonia, Ruth raced
through the registration routine
at a school in upper Manhattan
He gave his age as AZ, said hi:
complexion was "dark" Ca CLERK
changed it to ruddy), and wa:
besieged later by autograph-seek
ing schoolteachers on duty al
draft jobs.
81 may not wait for them to
call me-" he said after the regis
tration. as he strobe hatless
down the street toward his wait
ing car. I'm going to get an
other complete checkup In n
couple OF weeks. TO see how
everything Is. II I'm okay. I
think I'll enlist. hope am
okay. You know, 1 nearly
croaked In California"
WOULD LIKE MORALE WORK
Asked what sort Of army work
he would prefer, Babe fog-horned
IL don't care. Whatever and
wherever they think I could do
some good for the country.
Personally, I think might be
able to do some good I'm that
morale work. You know, going
around TO different camps, talk
ing to the boys"
:. Babe was a few minutes late
for registration. He had been
playing golf. ("Couldn't hit the
damn ball on that cow pasture")
With the exception of the chief
clerk of the local board. who at
first refused to permit the press
to enter and inquired land who
might Babe Ruth be-" when they
the place was in a state
of breathless anticipation.
DRAWS IN DOUGH
When the great man arrived
and breeZed toward the desk
where he was TO fill out his forms,
an excited member of the draft
board jumped up, pumped Babes
big damp paw. and then couldn't
think of anything to say except
I'm from New Rochelle"
"Where do you want me TO
sci? ?" Babe said, and was led
TO the desk. This where the
old guys sign up?" he asked,
and the big room roared.
Babe wouldn't start filling out
his application until all pictures
were taken. He doesn't like to
be photographed wearing his read
ing and writing glasses. When he
put them on, finally, and applied
himself TO the forms he looked up
at the camermen and warned:
Remember now, no pictures
with these cheaters on. III you
do, I'll run you all outta here"
One of the photographers then
laughed.
But all Of US can beat You
running now, Babe"
yeah. guess you can at
that" Babe said.
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RoseviIle Wants Games

Class A or b teams wishing
games in Roseville call Mr.. Rem
inert at Roseville 1874 Tuesday or
Friday after $50 p. m.
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Don't worry about us, ven
do all right"
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THROUGH REPRESENTATIVES,

you prefer to have representative call at your home office,
please phone Cherry $780, Classified Department leave your
and address, No obligation, Of course
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lection against foe to whom he
gave away everything but his
punch. Denner didn't show much
power before the knockdown. and
from there on in he showed even
less.
Denner came out for the fifth
round still in a daze from the
knockout blow. but he used those
long arms of his to good advantage
in keeping Goldberg away. He even
rallied in the sixth TO hold Benny
on even terms, but the result was