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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
ID Class A TiIts
Mark Tonight
SoftbdN Program

Fourteen Class A mems teams
will continue the battle for the
Metropolitan Detroit softball
championship, which in addition 10
living the winner the Pepsi-Cola
award emblematic of the title, will
automatically qualify il to repre-
sent Detroit in the world cham
0ionship games here September 16
20 20.
Chief competition will be in
lack Park tonight where Hudson
lotor Police, runner-up for the
-rown last year. meets Briggs Air
raft in the feature game at $50.
Both Hudson and Briggs are
MEMBERS of the strong Detroit
Softball Association Major League
and are leading contenders for
that championship as well.
OTHER CONTESTS
Other games on the Mack Park
program pair Our Lady of Help
and Harper Recreation at p. m.
and Bees VS.. Bourgeois az SIS.
The Michigan Alkali Field pro-
gram in Wyandotte will see one
Class A mems team eliminated
from the tournament. Loser of the
opening tilt between Americans
and Industrial will bid the tourna-
ment farewell. each having lost
one game already in the two-loss-
and-out play.
Grandmont Recreation will OPP
pose Virge's. another strong Class
a mems contender al SIS. Local
goo and KaufRfans, Class 3 girls,
will clash at $50 10 complete the
WvaRdette program
Two moro Class a mems tits
will be played in Allen Park with
Tri-V Club meeting X-L-O at 1880
and ST, Elizabeth facing Timken
at g.
Competition IN the tournament
tomorrow night will be confined TO
Mack Park with two Class A
mems games. a donkey game and
a Class b girls game scheduled.
TonightS schedule:
At MACK PARK
creation "a men)
rs Bees vs.. Bourgeois Undertakes
uen)
$50 Hudson Motor Police vs., Briggs
Aircraft "a mem.
AT MICHiGNN ALKALI FIELD
700 - Americans "a. Industrial Wire
s.is-Grsnsmon Recreation vs.. virges
Bar "a mem.
:30-Kaufmanns vs. Local 500 Oh giris).
At ALLEN PARK
100 Tri-V Club vs.. X-O-L Au,omatics
"a mem.
s0o-st Elizabeth " Thinker "a meh).
TOMORROW NIGHTS SCHEDULE;
At MACK PARK
s;3O--Zenith Local l0i vs. Loser Dodgers
FWehauf "a mem.
40 Local s33 vs.. Tank Arsenal a
mem.
s:3o-Donkey game Same teanD
80 - Commands Va. HooiWofth fB
girD.
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
tAt Mack Park--ClAss A.
Hudson No. 3. Putnam ]
J J. sports H. Local No. 2 2
Fruehauf 3 Dodgers o.
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Upon Pleased
About Recall
CONTINUED from First Sport rage)

Continued from First Sport Psge)
navy soon. strengthened young
Lipon'S chances Of being kept by
the Tigers. Del Baker plans 10
give the kid as much chance as
possible during tho remainder of
the season. OF course, the Tigers
are still in fight for a first
division berth. which does not per-
NIT too much experimenting.
Lipon. who with Beaumont was
a sensation in the Texas League
this summer, played his first pro-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

PANp0--Od. River at Joy Rd. HO. s2s4
hhiiSDO Mickey Rooney, Wallace Beery
in SLAVE SHIP Also PRISON TRAIN
Starts Tomorrow: Jesse JAMES"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
Bowling Vacancies

Two vacancies exist in the
Ritter House Bowling League for
the 1928 season. Applicants
call Jack Gardner. Plaza 1852. or
Ritter Recreation before TUESDAY
The average requirement is 900
or better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
FORD BUYS 1000 TICKETS

The Ford Motor Car Company
has purchased 900 tickets 20 the
double header between the Tigers
nd Browns at Briggs Stadium
lnday. August %. for army and
navy relief funds This order
matches that OF General Motors
and other leaders in a long list Of
purchases Of large blocks for the
biz patriotic show.
The Ford company will give the
tickets 10 men in both branches
Of service connected with the
Ford United States Navy Service
School al River Rouge and at the
bomber plant al Willow Run. The
bows Will attend the games in a
BODY.
Other new ticket orders In
cluded. Socony-Vacuum $50 J. L.
Hudson Company $50 Kern $
store 100. Crowley-Milner 80,
Squared Corporation 35.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
PS SOLD AT ANY OF THESE THEATERS!
GREAT Grand River

6KEAI LAkESParK free Ar Cooled. RIA
HaywOrth, Victor Mature In "MY GAL
SAL" Plus "DANGLROU SLY THEY
LIVE" John Garfield Raymond Massey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

VEI-0NEWJ oboI Wtst fUrt 81.
hLh Defense Workers. Midnight
show Tonight Features After 0. In
Addition TO Fridays Program Features
1f saturdays Program VIII BE Shown.
No Increase in Admiss lon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
B'WAY CAPITOL -B'~ay-Gd. Circus Pk.'
GENERAL MOTORS EMPLOYEES
v ! g 7 o BY r E.V u L
BY INVITATION ONLY

BWAf CAPllUL cont rom io'tS A M,
Starting Saturday for Six Big Days. Abbott
4 Costello In RIO RITA" Plus George
Raft and Pat o Brien in "BRoADwAY."
CuVIN-west Dearborn DE-. 1850 4
ChLilN open p. NJ Cooled Virginia
MINDS THE BABY" Plus sabu and
Joseph Calieia IN THE JUNGLE BOOK. f"
cAME0-5-Mile at Russell Tw. 1-ISlI 4
NnIlLV open p. NJ. Cooled. Park Free.
RITA Hayworth, my GAL SAL" John
Garfield, DANGEROUSLY THEY LIVE"
Head Phones for the Hard OF Hearing.
cApJT0J 1913 West Vernon Highway 4
Uni ilOL open 10 II 80. Cooled. Park
Free. Lum A. Abner, "BAsHFIL BACHE-
LOR." THEY RAID Bf NIGHT" Talbot.
clpI T0N-FenkeIl. near schaefer Hwy.
1 .nnatVrS iiS and az, rs joel MeGres.
Aherne, June Lang. CAPTAIN FURY"
CLpMEN-Schaefer. mr.. Ford Rd. CE. 1910
IhhhiLN open 500. Adults 2se TO $3.50.
Air Cooled. Ann Rutherford, RObt Sterling.
THIS TIME FOR KEEPS" Conrad Veidt
Ann Ayars, "NAH AGENT" Late News.
.CAcIN0-E. Dawson at s-Mi. Tw. 2-Os47t
CnOlNV open $50. mad MONSTER"
Johnny Downs THE STRANGLER." Judy
Campbell, March Of Time. "India at War"
cASTI F--Hsstinss at Erskine
NhOlLL TOMORROW SATURDAY.
HUGE KIDDIE MATINEE. FEATURES.
.1AkIOON. SERIAL. NEWS. FREE CANDY
BARS. COMIC BOOKS TO EACH KID.
CTIE-Hastings at Erskine
Cho OPEN ALI. NIGHT IN ADD1-
TON TO OUR REGULAR SHOW. SEE
NINA MAE MCKINNEY IN "STRAIGHT
10 HEAVEN" ACCOMPANIED BY AN
ALL-sTAR coLoRED CAST.
CAcTIE-HsstinEs at Erskine
OhOlLL Open All Night. Lon Clancy.
Claude Rains, THE WOLF MAN" Johnny
Mack Brown. "FIGHTING BILL FARGO"
Merry Madesps Cartoon. News.
3 FEATURES AFTER 1000 p NJ.
CENTER-woodward at Grand Blvd. 4
ILNILh open 1913 A. n. Park Free.
Main. 'BUGLE SOUND Chas Laughton.
Jon Hal, THE TUTTLEs or TAHITI"
CENTIIpY-llth and W. Grand Blvd. =
NL!,iO hI Doors Open e:i5. Park Free.
mings. "MY FAyORITE SPY" Kay Kyser
and Band. And Disney's Early 20 Bed
/ cINDEPFI jefferson at COplln $
OlNDLhLLLh Doors open 1913 Noon.
Abbott and Costello in RIO RITA" Plus
George Raft and Pat o Brien Together
for the First Time. in "BRoADWAf."
CIRCLE-w' warT r,T, I'd SOW o., SO'O =
SATURDAY MATINEE
CARTOON PARTN!i
CIRCLE-". Warren nv, Millsr Rd. or, 'o'o =
STARTS TONIGHT AT
7.40 and 1850 =. NJ.
CIDCIr-W. Warren-MiIer Rd. or. 6O40 4
OlhOLL Open T. NJ. Paved Parking
Lot Cooled Rita Hsyworth. my GAL
SAL" "DANGEROUSLY THEY LIVE"
CIUIc- Detroit-keIly Rd. Whittier AR s22.
OitiN open 500. Air Cooled. Betty
Cradle. "SONG OF THE ISLANDS" Plus
ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT Humphrey
Bogart (Sat. Mat 'Perils Royal M'nted.D
/ gton, Mich. Phone 40 4
Oi'iV open s 80. Air Conditioned.
Wallace Beery THE BUGTE SOUNDS"
"DRJ Ms Oh THE CONGO" Stuart Erwin.
I ri AWc0N-Ciawson. Mich. II. 2-0ls6
ILhWOUN Andy Devine IN ESCAPE
FROM HONGkONG." Ion CLANCY Jr. m
WOLF MAN" Serial News. COMEDY.
/ mi IcCIM-4S2t Hamilton. at Garfield
OVbiObOm open $500 Ginger Rogers.
/ Geo Montgomery ROME MART" Plus
BODY DISAPPEARS" jeffrey Lynn.
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at Lakewood AR. tO2o =
VIU00n-ISO9 ". FOrt Park Free \

uVLL iWVVb SOundprOOf Nursery for
Children. Entire Performance May BE Seen
and Heard. Where Mothers and Children
May Enjoy Entertainment IN Perfect Seclu-
sion and Comfort. BRING THE BABIES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14

IACKV-lSS20 Jos. Campsu Park Free A
Lnohi Cont. from 3 40 Ann
sheridan. Ronald Reagan, "KINGs ROW. -
Band, r. Drew, Disney's early IN Rad >,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-14
'X-tNEW) 1851 West Fort 81.

MA Open 1880 p. M. Free Dishes.
Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake In
blonde GOES To COLLEGE" Russell
Hayden. RIDERS OF THE BAD LANDS.
News. Cartoon. Serial. Features After 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

Saving Of cardboard needed il
the war effort. also Secrctarial
time. and availability of a record
for the open bowler are manifest
in the perforated pcrma-Scort
sheet copyright by w. II. Carrico,
1860 Mayficld, the designer
AT present. secretaries must
copy on cards from the regular
alley sheet to take home for their
records Players must in turn get
their scores from the secretary or
copy before leaving the alleys. To
remove from the pad tearing on
cutting with knife IS necessary.
Under the Carrlco system play
crS' records carry at the left and
frame by frame figures At the
right Upon completion Of a game
the secretary merely detaChcS a
section for the alley proprietor
and keeps the other for his rec
ord.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
is Regular FiUes

The others are Norm Halleen's
Fort-Boulevard Rec Augie jan
kowsky's Union. Ernie Fricde-
MAINS J. J. Millctt. George
Bolllngcr'S J. l.. Hudson Nick
Lannos and Earl Gremels Frank
cnmuthS None of them are ex-
pcctcd 10 better the 3002 of Jerry
Ndro'S SChlltz Of Grand Rapids,
but some should soar high.
Eight more Detroit regular
quints on the final squad with
them will be Mike Sagie'S Gabers,.
Dick Bankers Jacox Hi-Speed.
Vincent Sarah'S Warren Bowl.
John Bollo's Palace-Dix No. |,
John FarkaS' Five. John Norris
Smoke Bros. Archie fiorenzis
SolteS and Al Nerglnack's Red
Arrow
Frank MltzelS Five. Lawrence
MontagS X oepplinge r's. Tom
Shcahau'S Varsity. Russell Rogers
state Far Rec. Floyd Johnsons
NcrnorS. julius DeCc'S ore Dock.
Fran Soave'S Puritan. Charles
Paris Van DYKE Rec. and Howard
Bats First Christian Reformed
are boosters that Will Try TO beat
the $3.50 Of the Orpheum Trcvelcrs
of Pontiac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Left-Handed Women
To Open Title Series

Gladys Dempsey and Margaret
DeLoof viii open their 2l-game
bowling match for the lctt.handcd
city championship with seven
games AT the Whittier Recreation
next Saturday night The next
seven VIII be- rolled a. New Car
field March ! AT II a. m with the
final a. Rltter'S Recreation March
Ia. ASSOC purse Is al stake.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
CY0 Launches
Tournament

Sixteen teams from 81 paurS of
Crosse Pointc and l. from 81. Rita
are tho first 10 roll Sunday in the
opening of the fifteenth annual
Catholic Youth Organization tour
nament al Palace Recreation
Because OF war work and the
loss Of so many contestants 10 the
armed forces entry IS loss thar
~ l9il hv % teams. The 1914
total is 7S5 But Tor conditions
Ray Ha>>c. -ccrctary-trcaSurcr
believes The 1911 total was due for
CraSing.
Frank G M1zcl secretary Of tho
Detroit Bowling Association. is
scheduled TO throw the first ball
Other, on the program are the
Rev Harold Marley and f.. v
Grove. executive secretary of CYO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

An aii-Star finish Is scheduled
tor the second annual five-man
bowling sweepstakes with -
teams rolling at the DENLY Rccrc-
alton Sunday night 30 less than
II Detroit Times All.Star Classic
fivcS. including Stroh, Paris and
Schmidt, viii roll.
Rudy Walby> Five. another
Classic outfit, tops Class 4 with
1902 and Art Hurkhardt 5 Twenty
Grand Class = with 27S5 The first
three prizes IN each range from
$500 down to $50 for fifth place.
schedule follows:
p m.--Class A-Nnrse. Herman Ben
gel. Rainbow EcC. andy stefan. Ciass r
Northwestern \ Mcdonald, Enss, Harry
BrAant- III Butts N-eue
Rec, Joe Potos6i: Cooks. Jack Johnson.
iu p. W-Cll>- --Suri.u. CbCt Sncey
Auto Gun Bob cole National. Louis Burr
krakow, nick Krakow. Alics. Joe Morys
suuh's. Joe Noi-l- Paris Ma! Gamouf
schmidt. George Bryant Coca Cola. Henry
rhIle Bnvru- school. WAYNE SpauldirC.
Vrruor's Ted Reclaim 2Oth Century, joe
s,eu. Detroit Gt~os. EaE uyrrmter. class
y pom Century Pau. Rataut, Frankeu-
muih Bill Strlkr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

George MacClcllan'S Farris and
Eli Skaters Mansfield. leaders IN
Glasses Is and {. respectively may
he un>catcd when the tenth annual
Detroit Times Bowling Sweep
stakes concludes its eighth week.
end al Imperial Recreation in the
General MOTORS Building this
Sunday
There arc three teams in Class
= ard two IN Class G tina, look
Ike they may have what II takes
20 erase two Of the oldest ton
figure OF The current event
ManehcldS 27SJ has withStood all
attacks since the oponinG Sunday
January 4 Ferris 2S05 was rolled
January Is.
Jimmy Jack>on's Pab>t Of the
Western Division of the Travelling
League heads the Class b threats
James has such mates as Yves
Scarlet, Bob FuCik Herb Tappert
and jim Benton. II thus outfit
gets of on the right foot II can do
better 'han 2GG1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22

Bay City howlcrS predominant
Sunday in the annual Lutheran
tournament now m progress al
Great Lakes Recreation. Three
OHIO critics Cleveland. Toledo
Woodvllle arc represented m adj
dltlon to Saginaw, East TawaS and
Detroit
The tournament is held over
Week-endS with the final March
-. r gu lars VIII shoot at
WindiSch'S 299O and the oycraycr.
age group at Silver Clubs 225.
Norman and Arthur RI>ke lead
the doubles on l266 Herman
Schoeneweg the singles 667 and
Walter Rcppcnhagcn all-cvcnt>.
1854.
Bay City entries include tto Of
the bowling Bubh,l family Ncrn
and Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
High Scores Needed

Flint, Port Huron Alpcna, Caro-.
-. Joseph and SprlnklinG of De-
irolt spiders arc running up
against some tough top counts in
the doubles. singles and all-epents
this Sunday II takes some tall
shooting 10 break in among tho
first FIVE with l257. 6S3 and 1870
being the present totals in The
fifth slots.
Leaders, all from Detroit are
John Cave and Pete Carter IN tho
doubles. 1893 Ncttc StandiSh IN
the singles. 80 and James Dimer.
no IN the all-cvcnt> 1919 These
scores may survive until the end,
Aprll 26
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Todd Post 10 Defend
State Legion Crown

Roy G Tim Mlller's Harold
Todd Post so viii defend the
team Championship u won last
year with a 27s6 total IN the
eighth annual American Legiorl
state bowling tournament At
Broggcr'S Recreation in Grand
Rapids next Saturday
Other members Of The club arc
Al Robinson Tony Dugray Johnny
DamlCo and Ken L.udlkcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Standard Pairs
With Norge in
Metro Feature
One Team TO Drop Out
Of Away Tie for First;
Roadway TO Get Test
STANDINGS
SUNDAYS MATCHES


Mt Elliot Recreation VS. Orings alleys
H. Midwest vs. Roadway. 81. Palmer
Park Recreation vs. Parksde So, Art Cen
tire Ritters Recreation. rs Standard
Tvs Norge Narygrove g-lO; DENLY VS..
lChene- Tromhly Recreation HIP 'Msc
az Twentieth Century Recreation. 1880
Mack avenue, $50 p m
Either Ellis Walkers Standards
or Bill Morland'S Norge Mary
groves drop out of the four-way
tie for first now. existent in the
metropolitan Classic League as the
teams 60 TO the post Sunday night
lat Twentieth Century Recreation.
Norge has the edge in average,
,93i1S to 1924. Otherwise, there
lis no choice.
MidwestS, ono game out Of the
lead mix with Ray Turner's Road
ways and while Frank Damico S
inbound craft intends to make har-
Dor. RoadwayS say storms may
blow YOU off the course" Ralph
IOllark'S OrlinGS catch Jim Tro-
peas Mt ElllottS who are about
duo TO emerge from a protracted
slump.
OrlIngS arc only two distant
from first Mt Elliott is in talk
ing distance AT only five. Leo
Tohlan'S Art Centres meet Ritters
who are IN the cellar but looking
for daylight and may find IT, TAX
ing anything for granted in this
league is sheer bad manners.
Marvin DanlelSki'S Chene-Trom-
blyS carry mean cartridge in
their muSkctS a. times They on
counter Fred NiIler'S DcnbyS who
are only seven from the front and
intend 10 rise AZ Chcnc'> expense.
Art Watson Palmer Parks get
Quentin Hcika ParkSidcS who
have ruined calculations before and
may hold up the North EndcrS'
dash In the Metropolitan. second
division teams have little or no
respect for the leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Ex-WorId Cue Champ
In Exhibitions Here

William MoSconi N Wilmington.
Del, winner Of the worlds pocket
billiard championship IN 1910 will
meet Two local players James
Moore. Monday a. S p m. and
George llarCravc, Tuesday at ,
p. m. in exhibition matches at the
Detroit Recreation
MoSConi, who has tied for two
worlds titles. ran out nine cham
pion<hip games of 10 points in
one inning. lie has high run of
$50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Husband, Wife
Lists 90 Elves
STANDINGS
CLASS 4

Class b competition VIII opcr
when the cord-brcaklng thirC
annual husband and wife bowling
tournament enters its Seconc
round with so teams on the drives
Of Mack Boulevard Recreation
Sunday The event runs week.
ends through March %
Rainbow Recreation viii have =
full squad AT 5 p m Conner
Recreation AZ 6 and West Chicago
TWO. At I and s Two mixed shift,
viii end tho day rolling Al
and 10.
Besides establishing pace
maker IN Class 3. a new leader
Is expected in Class 4 where Mr.
and Mrs Robert Reeves arc in
command with 1872.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Pdbst Is Safe
For Time Being
STANDINGS
II \UNN'S NAJ(UIs


PanT " Eastern MarRet alleys Sc
Auto Club. 90 Edelwess Ns---Norge,
Matches ~ Olympic Recreation. National
and Grand River, ca . m
PabStS place IN the Michigan
Major League race is safe at Olym-
pie Sunday afternoon regardless
of results buI Casino can close the
FIRST spot gap materially by sweep
ING Dawes If George Morgan's
fellows fall 10 George 'Hlicbay'S
Eastern Markets
Another first class rodeo is in
sight when EdelweiSS rides against
Norge Herb Cases men and Her
man BenEell'S of late have been
putting out the pins of which they
are capable and the outcome is a
toSS-up. Norge. only two games
out of second hopes TO contend
for the title with either PabSt or
Casino
Faygocs need 10 whip Glenn TO
escape last place. Auto Club. after
a first division berth and it's better
pay-on IN prize money, opposes
the improving Olympic OldhruS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Perma-ScOre Sheet
Seen Aid to Game

player 10 prove his scores must
either persuade the alley pro-
prictor to strike off copy Of the
sheet, have II done by the secrc-
tary. or do 1t himself when the
doubtcrS demand evidence.
If the Carrico method is adopted
all the open bowler need do is de-
tach the space carrying his total
Today no alley proprietor parts
with an original sheet except 20
send in 10 ABC headquarters a.
evidence of 800. 300 or high team
scores The ABC does not take
CaTbOnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
TWo Leagues Approve

Unless several copies happen 20
be made of each sheet the high
scorers are more or less out O
luck
So far St. Juhana'S Church
leagues. men and women. have
given the CarrlCo a trial and mani
fest approval. Otto Proppe, Secre-
tary of Detroit Travelling League,
Is IN accord; Likewise Frank c..
MitICl. Detroit Bowling ASSocla-
ton secretary and ABC representa-
tive, and Stanley Barr, Dcnhy
Recreation
Roland J.. Ritter also is in the
group of those seeing merit IN the
CWrriCo or triple purpose plan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Detach and Take

Each sheet also contains the
alley number. the pinboy'S tally
each teams handicap and a space
for marks. Carbon copies ordi-
narlly Will be Unnecessary another
saving when the number of leagues
goes into consideration.
BY the system now in use a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Minett Teams
Lead Detroit
State Attack
Gerisch and Risdon Chief
Threats Among rs Elves
. Rolling in Saginaw

Eight teams from Johnny Mil
let's House league will be among
the % invading Saginaw next
Saturday when Detroit bowlers
will renew a vigorous attack on
the leaders in the thirty-ninth
annual state tournament.
Outstanding among them will
be Earl Bentons Gerisch and
Clarence Schmidts Risdon. This
pair have been staging a dog-fght
for first place at Millett's. ex-
changing positions almost every
week. GeriSch is one game in front
right now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Mayor Jeffries in ABC

Mayor Edward j. JcffricS Of De
trOt has entered all three events
IN The American Bowling Congress
annual classic 20 hc staged in Co
lumhuS. o.. starting March 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Go Entries Close

Entry deadlnc for the second
annual Go state handicap bowling
tuurnaUcnt ~ be staged AZ Rccre-
alton CoDtc IN Lansing. starting
March -, close Tins Sunday 80
r'idr.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
THURS. ,rr,R>oo> 80, Al

j--tiass B-bolouc Decorators Ir.r-
'.r lr',r.tf. steve SutCs Class e.
Banner gf.r uuu' Sam N,fsID t.fH
ff -. ~ EsrvHrIln Team ISL. go
Hs--s f'ai A Proper Class - H7tb O.
Confectionery 80 FI1rian, a KasperovI.
class I-I.e settlers Cieneu0e FIsn
tnft A"hgr Ecll Press Room. Gs4rls
IS rf"E Tfess DIeratDfs steve IoUua
~ 4.ufe,ar.c. John Cous'artirC I,sIe.
f.ss Andres EsrAey rDO-i. Packard
Aircraft 81 3 MaydaN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Metro Classic
mon SCORERS

Team event Three tames Standard.
'3os2 M Elliott Recreation 5000 Palmer
Parh Recreation. 1920 Midwest 1902
Team event One garhe Art Centre
Recreation iU9g Midwest iusG. Norge.
MatyrroEe. 1852 standard 1876
luIlla.tI event Three latncs Fred
Nark SO Herman tlhert.Uc 6S3 Syl-
weston THE. hs- Fttuk IamI,D. 6sL
Ir.If..l.' rn' > 'Nfe game Herman
iuhenYIle 2s9 Art WafsHn 15S Leo
.N'sn. 2T7. Harry n'tfe-. ?-i.. JACK
l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
BN HAROLD kAHL

Paced by Paul Browns 236 In
6l1, Dick Gallo'> ROYAL of Dear
horn crashed into fourth place
IN Class & with 1926. Harold
E.smaker's Rose Gardens Of MI.
Clemons arabh"d sixth in Class ~
with 2526, Erich Fighter leading
with 53l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
.Chene-TronbIy
Paris Threat

Joe PauluS' ChcnC- Trombly Rec.
reatlon heads a list of l. team,
that Will complete the first week
end Of Bob Thync'S second annua
Paris tivc-man bowling sweeper at
Southeastern Recreation, Sunday
night.
PauluS and his mates vii be
cunning for the first prllc. 5000
and trophy donated by Thyme
Stroh won last year. Sunday $
schedule follows.
p m Pstk~t" Qucufr Hcha S.Usr
Archie Fior"nl. Ef'.s &c., Iarr Gert-
nel Shtu.ros Jacob Easitc. Drrn, E.,
Pred Miller Oun- Bon R.,r ap ~
Cheue-Tromhl, Roc Jo, pauus Nur,m
Rec. George Car-aro. tuchsgf Norman
E4skr. Casino Rec, Tru Cosrr.rnaa
Fss'crr Market Rec, George ker-trn
G'nsch kaT RrH'ur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Times Sweeps
Pin Schedule
SUNDAY

$50 n m.--tlass D--Roosever CLERKS
= o. Andrew Batchclder Dept IS. ChrN
T3rt Ars. Okarskl. industrial Tires.
Nn-ue Mon House ~ Anne Mlscos,
Mich steel cast, John Kelly. Techniciaus,
Mich Tool Site Leonard BRA JcZewsN
Parrots Dodge Truck once Frank Reals
Glass I--StorcS Great Lakes steel Cubs.
Ecorsc Vernon clifford. Red Head shell
Monty ward James Mosier Jones Rovs
Buhn Aluminium I'd Jones Welding Riley
S'okcr Joe stencil GanEsters Gar Wood
Duck Hunters Bernard SokoloN No
GNen's Dam. Ecorse Merch MIL. Rocco
Gswhiuo
- .t5--tiasS t-No RtlgEs Final
Rlrs.e bet Dental Tcrnnicians Lake
side ~, JoIv.s, Ransom Randolph, NcH
GOu4ha'd Class D-No 8 Dodge Man
Pan Hcnry Ven Ea'hrav Clothes -
Iohu me Evangelist John Nsczusk. Rob
bins Furniture ONosso Mer,h SO ? g.
Greer. Class - p smith Lesru" 80
o e Damn Sr so. 2 Ber, Stenlcr no
Euy Parker Cfuss Country Sesrs-Craud
River Wr.tc' Munis Csfboloy. Ches.
ter Tr'nasl rev slH prols, Fisher BODY
Nlrh'u3RNs Tony Iancu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-22
Class B and & Leaders May Be Ousted in Times Me
Mansfield Five
And Fdrris Are
In for Tests

Five Tesms Are GWen
Chance 10 Capture
Top Spots Sunday
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