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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Detroit ABC Scores
SINGLES

sINGLES
Edward Quincy All. Harold Allen $40
Alvin Daniel 62s, Lester Pichea 62t. Her
bert Mertens ST. Louis Brinkham 573
Norman lPetE 5ss, Ernest -soest 500
Charles Kotarski $50. Anthony Debrosk'
$50, Dale Kramer $50. James Addy Jr.
54s william Abraham SAT. Charles sinai
tuck 522. Richard Taylor SIS, Renolt
Mueller 5l2. John Koch Jr.. sill, Charles
Moeiler sos Elmer schung sol Pau
Heaphy $685. Marvin oldenburg 500. Jar
schmedding sol. Norman James 49e, Johr
Pepperman 400. I'd Reuter- 4es. william
Tucker ie7, Thomas Rooney tse. Fred
Mertens ia4. Theodor, PetE as Charlie,
Schroeder tsi. Ralph Sachs $50. Rober
Walters as Paul Fisher 4s6. Dimor
steen 4a Edward Bloom tS7. Hans An
dersen 45e. Leonard Aumann tS. Johr
zurick $40 Frank Resnaud AS. William
Fletcher $50, RAYMOND Petr 3s7, Franz
Dembeck 3s3. Francis Kelly $50, Waite
Johnson 3s3.
Allen -soest 1880. Quincy. Rooney 1873
Kotsrski-H Mertsns ii4e. James-sachl
LES. Addy- Daniel i120. Pepperman-Au
mann .iiO3. Tucker Taylor 1889. Koch
steen iOss. y. PetE-T. Pett, 1905 Brink
man Schroeder 1897, AbrahaR Krame1
1871 Johnson-F. MsrtenS iO7o, Reuter-
Piehes 1920 Mueller schurig f02o De
broske- Moeller 1918, walters shsttuck ees
Y .iiv -Oi<s-hure OF erhr.sASts q nie1rv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
SOUTHEASTERN
UAw-CIO LOCAL 30s

I High scores-sipos 22e. Jasin 222-2ll
sabol 7i7. John Runner 212, Ar Younr
212 Penprase 10000. Budesky 20s-2 O2
Perry EOS. BseIkowsh 201. Schmidt 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
DeadIine Is NEARING
For Oakland County

Entries for the Oakland Coun.
tvs 200" handicap pin meet, to be
held at Royal Oak Recreation
week-ends, starting April 26, will
close week from this Sunday
with Ted Mcdonald, secretary. 1t
is open to bowlers rolling in Oak
land County establishments. A
first place prize Of 500 is guar
anteed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
wEsT FORT

! HiKh scoref-R Frint 2lT223. ".
j.! TomcExk all. R. Lehmhaek 200. For
.Essh 2is = Pusti 2l3, A. Nemeth 2iT,
Dan cant~ell Jr 2if. q, csntseIl 2l3-
FsT 3sl. GsA ~tii SsS. - fSh.tass 2j3-
7i2 "a CharnSy 2zT u Jepsli 703 NJ
sage goo Fior.na aos. X. Buckshi 7o3.
r. Giison. 223. A Carr I'll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Tony Noydk S
112 Tops Field
In G-DStakes
Reno MinistreIli. Jim
Marshall Take Doubles
as League Books Close

So far as competition is con-
cerned the Greater Detroit League
schedule is complete today with
the rolling off of postponements
and the annual sweepstakes in
singles and doubles. Tony Novak
let go of one of his "Novak spe-
Gals" in hitting TIP in singles for
first prize of $40 last night at
Olympic.
Reno Ministrelli of Streh paired
with jim Marshall Of National 10
take the doubles and $40 on 1901.
MinistrelIi had go from 232-244-
BOB and Marshall 622. George
Lasher and Art knecht were sec
ond on 1888 with -Lasher doing
GAO and Knecht 643.
Runner-up 10 Novak was Minis
trelli with 2l2-23l-243 for 686. Joe
Paulus had 2O6-27S in 67S and Bill
LaRue 620. Louis Burr and W. A.
(Pete) Schnapp were thlrd IN
doubles on 1878, Burr putting a
25S-255 into 697.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Union Handicap Event
Is Under Way Today

Rolling in the second annual
union handicap bowling tourna-
Mnent, staged for UAW-ClO mem
.ers. starts at Jim Tropea's Mt.
Elliott Recreation today. The
event will continue week-ends for
the rest OF the month. Scratch
averages are 800 in the fve-men,
800 in the doubles and $50 in the
singles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
GLENEAGLES
MOTORS METAL
"sso'' HOUsE

High scorss-Ray philiips 2iI.23s
Charles snyder 21s-2i3 Allan Cundlach
2s2 John kmieoik ais William Krebsum
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
RITTERS

Otto Anch 234 -223-2li. Otto Nolssinger
200 25s, Mette standish 209-235. Jim d.
hegho 40. Jim Moore 2i2-223-2 Os. Joe
red Rost 2o1 -2Is-2iI, Art Houttemsn 200
209. Larry KrsntI 22i-2i2. Hank Weber
2l2. Robert Rich 703-2ii. Otto Proefks
20+, Harold Bel, 7o3. Robert Ekstrom
Verr Mueller zoo. Jack Ludwig 1oe. Jack
Baker AZ, John Gingerells 204. Nike Au-
CELLO 2o3. stan Fsrmun 204-20i. Doctor
Henderson 20s- 201. Marty Deliso 205,
Charles hsDws 223. Anthony Kennedy 200.
Al Klstt 200. Pat Brady 704-2o3. Len
LIBERIA ZOE, Robert Mayer 22o. walter
Psrsky 207. William Campbell 20T, Cy
Coralcryka 22t-20s. Clarence Neumsnn 7i4
Harry clidden z23. Carl Lennon roo. Jack
Gardner 272. Harold Haven 22s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
WESTERN DIVISION
HIGH SCORERS
EAsrERN pIyIsInN

Team event-Three games wslbv. 1927
John MeGlews. 3is3; North End Rec. 5iis
DENLY Rec. 30a7: woody-Pontisc. 3Oe3
Team event-One game: Woody Pont a G
1885: WaIby. fl02: John McCl,ws 1000
North End Rec. 1925: Psbst Dist 1920
Individual even,-Three games: Frank
Ieschler. 7te: Eddie Briskis 73s, Fred
MILLER Rainbow, 727: Archie Jsnkowski
Ti2: Phil Tocco. 7i2
Individual event-ons Esms: Eddie No.
YAK 2a7; Mel Frederick. 7se Carl Rsrs.
IT'S; Bin Williams, z7s
CENTRAL DIVISION
Team event. Three games: Az Centre
31Is: Palmer Park. 3fs5 Olympic 3i4s
Queen. 3is7 40 Grand Rec. 1910
Team event-One game Queen, 1877: Ar
Centre. 1f24: Palmer Park Rec. I'LL De
troit Recreation. f1O3: Georgian BAY, I102
Individual event-Tnree games o Herp
Bujsck. 705; T. Mckay, 7o5; c. slieey
individual event-One game: NJ Adsir
7q7 o. Herppich. 2sa Costs. $50 L. IA
berds, AIS. r. Jubenviiie 2Ts
wEsTIRN DIVISION
Tram event Three games Schmidt
3l1.: stat. Fair Rec. soe7; Norss-hsy
Team .v.nt-on. game: standard. iio7
t-Blvd Rec 1nes: Frsnke-,u,f
CIV. c.. 1923: cocs-ccis. 1886; Norge
Msrgrove. 1918.
Individual sv.nt-rnree games: Rss
wellett. 7i4: Joe Redmond. 10s ",
ohl.f, Jos oslen Hsssinssr 7o4: rrsnI
- -. =,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
So Detroit Federal
Teams in National

Fifty-nine Detroit teams will
shoot IN the Postal Employees ma
tlonal pin tourney being conducted
at the Recreation Center in Battle
Creek next Saturday. The event,
opening last weekend. attracted
100 Federal fives. Detroit will
nave 135 combinations in the
doubles and 263 individuals in the
singles next SUNDAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
go MAJOR Classic

High scores-Eugene Mack 235. Zeks
23s. John sauillo 2ol-2l2 Floyd Richmsn
222, wany Altenburg 224. Mel Dorl al.
Gregory GrimsIdi 232. Matty Fergsn 214.
Max Maui zoe. Lou Farkas 735. Tom
Grunst 2I2-206. Tom Long 222- 206 Tom
Dorszio 201. sam Buns all. Tony Csrlso
223-2l4. Ben Capaldi 2o2, Charles viscontI
200. Joe Locke 246-204. Carl Kersten 20s-
262, steve Kent 724 -232. Art Klein 236.
Joe Green 2o6-213-2l5 Ed Trosien 2o1. Ray
Turner 232-201. Chester Biggs 20i. Bud
Bek 2i0. Perry Allagreen 277, Ernie Bolls
22t, Vince suty 20s-724. Everett wenI 22s-
are. Jake Berger 746-24S Dan Shields AL
Al Vaiella 2oi -2o7. Fred Miller 2l1223.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
Emil HoItz Dead

COLDWATER. April 11.-Emi
Holtz, playing manager of several
Southern Michigan baseball clubs
back in the early nineties, was
dead here at the age of 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
GREAT LAKES

GRAPHIC ARTS
NJ ATnV- rnNFD NTNs =

HlEh scofes , lou Meyers zII-zZzsZzU.
Norm Jourdsn 70s Joe Mssurs 200. Gil
strong ais. Elmer Krohn 400 Walter
2ii Bill NuttinE 207. Geb wendler aga.
Mel Heberiein ais. Ed TobIsn 2i3, Andy
Paterson 2l3. Gene Miller z03 Henry
Kumm 21i Marty DePetro 2oe- 2o3 Marty
HAYDEN 23o Raw sohonschek 223.iO2
GEORGE Glaeser 2o7. Pete vermiere 2os.
Joe Ludwig 7is-2oo Mink osereer 723
Pete Rvehle 702. Raw Cav 2os Joe Rs
bsut 223-20s. Dick Krum 200. Clin spen-
Ger 225 Ev Habarh 7o2 stewart Brady
200 Tony Msdsy Ala. walter Groll 200.
Archie Pfllsbury ais
Individual prize winners-Lou Meyers
L,fsw -S+s-ss Martin De
Pstro 67. So: Raw Schonrchek s4o. IS
George Giseser s3T 81; Joe Rsbsut s3s.
~ Ciin Spencer s3f. 81: Archie Pillsbury
AL, 81 Andy Paterson s3o. 50 Elmer
Krohn s2s, So Martin HAYDEN s2s. 81
Harry Rurkholder sic, 81. OIL strong sl7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
PALMER PARK
NIGHTINGALE CIUR
STATE FAIR

I HIN scofee-W. BHZnick 2l2-2UH, N
skorina 232 G-Cram- 222- w-ClaFk 2ie,
| J. Osborne 2o5. 8. spanos 200. l. slipsou
20l. l.. Parker 200, =. skowron 200, w.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
AN EASY FIRST

Pepsi-Cola had it Cory in Class
A yesterday with only two teams
lining. Ken Haviland had 665, of
the 1909 to give Pepsi first place.
Roy Miller tagged 654 big ones
that will help in their all-events
ratings. Krakows with Paul Serb
Iner showing 600 and Joe GOA made
1887.
Hudson Shoes were the only one
TO beat their average in Class B
and their ID over gave them third.
Hudson Draperies had 1872 in c for
third. Hudson Workroom also
gained third in d on 118.
Haviland's 665 Is the biggest
series noted in the first two days
and Miller's is runnerup. Pepsi had
Ia 5000 in prospect but DR.. Zina
Bennett was completely off the
beam with 4S5. Eddie LaBudde had
only SAL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
EAsTERN MARKET MERCHAN1
NEW GARFIELD

Hish scores-Kstherine Msnk iss.iss
agnes Brymsr 156-Isf. Marie Werbinski
153-1T0. Cassie Lewsndowski 40. GLADYS
Dempsey i5l-iS4-191. Virginia CetIinski
iss. Jennie Hale 1873 Irene szczepanski
155-162. Belle Zielinsk 1873. Marie Spar.
row 167-iS2, Jennie Roczon lT5 Clara
rosoh isi-l53. Laura Zielinsh 1se. Betty
Weber 1888 Lucille Dybowski 177-l5s-iso
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
GRANDMONT

Hixh soorts-Lso Fitfpatrrk 22t James
Strange All Joseph o'Lesks 1854. Jack
stshl ZOE Trerl,y Bedsid 2il-2o5. George
Bryant 2Os. Hector Drouiliard 235. Donald
Cooper ass. Clay Young 2I3. william Taylor
20s-7o3. Elmer Leschke 202 Joseph Tocco
20S. Wesley GrouEan 400. Adam Beiler 200
1903 Fred KIRK 2oT. Cygmunt zaek 20s.
.CeorE. Mcclellan 205. Galen Hsssinger 20T.
ardson 22o-230 Melvin Heger 200. Clarence
vsskowii1 2lT-233. Russell levitt 222-23t
Pat Amsden 23i Erwin Nagel 202. Carl
Sagel POS. stuart McCauiey 2ol, Joseph
Costa 2o7.2ls william Bolt 2S7 William
HelIstsin 202 -2oi. Clarence Richter 2iO-245.
Max Richter 2o3 Robert Col. 2i3 Bill
fsRus 27i-2s7 Theodore Wsnzsl 40. Scott
Wills 7o2. Wade Trowbrdge 202.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
BURROUGHS PEANUT
porsr IyiGrr

High scores-Hsl Wilson 2H2O1. VIM.
LANCE 1921. Lou Galesky 235-215. VIM.
Moriand 233. Vince Sarah 232. Don Briehis
IA. Wayne Hogue 223-2i1. Perez Phil
burn z77 -z04. Tom Gull 221221. Louis Nc.
clune 2te-704 Ira Birch ais. Jack Wan
less 2ls. Gordon Tanner 2i7-2ls. George
sebert 2Is, John Harley 2l5-21t, Nell
Trombley HAIL Tom Hancock 2l3. Her
man Ruppel ara. Roy wrenbeck 2l2. Wayne
Ramsay 209-2os. ErvinE Kosmowski ZOE
I'd Briehts 2os-7ol -2oi. Louis ouine zoe
Walt Durbin 2os. Ken Rsyner zoe. Jack
Robinson 2os. Al Krug 2o5. Harry Page
205 Mike Fisher 7o3 Carl Mau 202. Ed
Knoph 2o1. VIM. Brooks 2oi -z0i -2oi. Stew,
lChnyke 201
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
VOGUE
HOUSE LEAGUE

High Scores. spslding 222 PAS, q
Deskin 204, s. Kunath 204-207, A. McCaIs
203. J. Potuski 2l3-225. p. Odds l-22i
ala. J. Ruppel 2i-205. T. MittIeburn 22i
p. Berger 200, w Strike 23i. II. Luca,
2lo. A. LaRocco EOS, n. Goetsch 232- 225
Schultz 2o5. A. stetxinSsr aia.aia J
Palmer 227. ". Kubiac 200. c. BolIenber
2i1. A. Columbo 20i. y. williams 2O7-20O
o. Deslover 2lf, II. Cole 20l, N. Sauer 234
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
C ENTRIES RULE

Top score in the overaverage Sec
tons came from George Lasher. He
had 608 with Fisher Braces in c.
John Gill had $50 for Fisher Pill
lars, Sam Patti 56S for Hudson
Reds, Art Larson 567 for Hudson
Carpet Work Room, other c en-
tries.
Joe Slater. Fisher Backs. 5s7:
Lawrence Shoemaker, Hudson
Cardinals, 579; Frank Obar. Hud-
son Sportswear. 557; William
Wills. Hudson Shippers, $50; Gil
Mayberry. Hudson, ST.; c. Ma
than Cummings, Hudson ORA
peries, 573. were other leading
counts in c.
The best string in q came from
Tom Trathen of Detroit Trust
Transfers. 565.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

-Oniy two teams rolled 10 GATE.
tOnly three teams qualified 10 date,
Glasses B. c and d are over average
divisions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
NUTOK CTTY

High seor.s-Tsd KING POI -22s-2ls.
rrionh 322.2l3-7O5 J Kavassnczki 23s.
I'll. p Miller 2o5. Y Frin, 2io. r. Maneo
20s. Duchesn. 200 Beadls 2oi, NJ
Payne All y King 20s. p Wegnore z0i
Fletcher 2i3-2oo J Dunn zoo. L, BERG
luna 200 Sohvocho 2S7 n Hamilton
20s. smith 20s W Ko;lsrcIyk 2zf. Z
Chsruey 2o2. p Lehmbscb 223. e. Cold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
NEW FAIRVIEW
kEMRA EAST SIDE
PALACE
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS

High scores Rooney 20s-2Ss. witek
2it-2i6. Glover 2ls. Boss 203, Purdy col =
211. Guth 222. Neil 2ns, Mann 2if. Damn
eel $50. Look 235-245. Tautin 22s. Rev.
FIR Filion 2i2 o. Neil 201. Steiner go.
H Allen 207 DR. Murphy 2l3-237. Lynch
222. p. scribner 212. Weipert 2i5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
KINGS AND Queens CLASSIC
$50" HOUSE

High soores-,zeke Tody 7os-2oI. Edward
homss al. Edith Ringsiand l72.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
RIVIERA
HOITSV
JUNIOR HOUSE

lax sts. Hugh sprott 225-22i John Reilly
y w,s,, S9lHs lon, 'g kys a1S
Joe Turpen 2i3-2o6. Leslie Keeling 2il-
200. Andrew Winsrsh 202. Bill Firment
200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE
TWENTIETH CENTURY
HOUSE LEAGUE

Nnkhia Of ob DcAIpN l<Auu NJ 10
High scores-Frank McCracken 23S-232
Gene Luplow 200, Ray Dharte 20i. Chas
Dhsrte 23l. Chss. Baker 22e, Bill Jsndgraf
245, Cas- Wilson 206 Leo Schwartz 2i4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
STATE FAIR
THE DETROIT TINES

Hikh bCOftt-MfIttnbach ZJ0, MaFee 70
Mccarthy 7it. Post 2i4. Shore zoe, Wilson
207, Barnes 202, wellings 201.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
City Tourney
Slate Calls
For 103 Teams
Overaveraes Sections
Prevail; Early Leaders
Retain Their Places

CLASS A CHAMPIONSHIP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
AMBASSADOR
BEACON

High scores Don Cooper 2sT zoe George
Paul srot' ?ii Vino. Sarah EOS. Homer
Springer 2o2, Al schmuk.r 2oi, Il. FIND
lay 20i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
sis0 FOR sTROH

u Frank Zion and Ted Thornton
had fourth on 1853. Zion gouging
676 from 245-24l-l90 Mark Col
linak and Harold Wolff were tiith
on 1924, Collinak collecting 631.
Team and individual prizes were
distributed. Stroh. winner by eight
games from Paris and Ekharot-
Becker. taking down $50. Paris
and E.B split 'Sl35. NATIONAL
third brought S120 Schmidt and
Detroit divided Sis. Norge landed
SOS and Chene- Trombly $50.
Chene-Trombiy bagged an addi-
tional $50 for its 3306+serles high
for the league and the city. Paris
also sacked another twenty bucks
on an 1855 for top single. Fred
Buiacks Mss average gave him
first place and twenty; Bujack and
Dave Berger cut SIS for tying
at $50 for the best single game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

High Scores-Jack Cunningham 230-2i0
Charlie Goodrow 205-203 -207, Bert Alien
2Oi. Doc Richards eos. Frank Weller 205
Jerry RYAN 223-2oi. y Tebbe 200202
Ronald westfsl as Dick Mar 2oi. Joe
Bio,i,I 2o2-202, James Hsggerty 22t
George Egsr 2O7, Tom VsnkeUren 2ni
George stock 237. John KsbelitI 7i2, Ray
Kean 225, Ed Quincy az.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
ARGYLE
DETROIT BOARD or EDUCATION
HOISE LEAGt
Dfu

high scores--BIII Bolt 245-237 223, John
L'Hote 232. Charles Schroeder 22s. Hop
kins 225. Adam Dehanino 22b. Bernie Ko-
tsrski 223 Jack Donnelly :20. Edw. Ken
ney 2I9, Lawson 2i4. ole Oiesen 2i3. Bert
Borsodi 2i2. Eustlce 2i2. Ray Hooking I'll.
ser 2i0-2i0. Frank GoetZke 40. Erwin
Johnson 200. Walter Browe 202-202. Edw.
Kuriz 202 Howard Cheri,res 2oi. George
Costia 2Oi. Oscar Herbon 20i herman
Brovs 200. Foster 200. willard Hanson
200. Msyrsnd zoo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
RITZ

High scores -Nern Mecusig 245. Glen
clnesmith- 222. william Griffith Jr 2i7
cBarl., cI,I,sn III chsris. Roeh, 90
Harold Burrell 20s Clarence Burwen 2os
william Besloek 2os-2oi, Art Barnes POS
Robert Diehe 1o3. ryron Fedorck 2o2
George sohrsder sr 202, Del vallersn
7ol, Frank Parks zoo. Arthur Rsinhs r
200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
PALM BEACH
JUNIOR HOUSE LEAouE

hlgh scoree-Jemo stem ZlA. Adam
Blsxtns al. Robert White 22e Leroy An
drews 703 Lee Mullens 201, Carl Reuter-
200. Kenneth Hunter 237. oscar Blank
strom 400. Paul willing 2o2 Lee Urban
2oi 2is Dominick Bsstiooell 20s. Nat.
Giurlands EOS. o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
BEDFORD
HOUSE LEAGUE

High scores-Desn Wilcox 2l5 Geral
steele 225. Ed schiefsky 2o2. Frank Boo
237. Harry Seymour 2li. Cole Frisbee 202
Randall KohIer POS. George Hoare PA
Walter Meyers 233. Paul -Csss 235, Leste
Grace pa. Les shick 2o4-242, Willar
Bates 2i2. J Stewart 200. Russell Lum
2ls Owen wivo 2io21f. George Milosc
257 .22l. Elmer Msvis 207. Herb Klein 20s
William Dwight 223 Harold Barber 200
Clyde Dwight 225. William schwops az
400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11


Five squads today step up the
disposal of the team event of the
thirtieth annual city tournament
now in progress at Detroit Recrea.
ton. Only one appears in Class A,
the championship flight, w. j.
Splits Camera Shops from west
Ien division, Detroit Travelling
League.
One hundred and three teams in
all are down to 60 with Class c
outnumbering the others. And with
so much pin smashing about
changes in the first five leaders in
every group except A can be ex-
pected.
Squads come from Henry Ford
Trade School Instructors. Michi-
gan Bell, Independent Order Of
Foresters, Motor Products, Mod
Iern Woodmen and Altoona House
Leagues among others. One OF the
threats in b is Eddie Kukla's En-
terprise from Wurm's House. An
other is Carl <. Kumm's Corners
from the eastern division, Detroit
Travelling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
LADIES HOUSE

High scores-Clara Ruppel Iss. Lucille
Dubbs 1s7-i72. Welda GorlitE 1876. Marie
Strobl 1s3, Grace Wulbrecht 1888 Grace
Johnson i7s. Evelyn Bolle IFS, Dorothy
Langworthy i73. Edna Redmond 173. Mar
garet Steiner 173. Helen Long 10. Mar
Raret Shea fTO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11

high scores-hei Dori zoo. Antnony
Bruno 233-2o7 julius Wulbrecht 222, John
Gnmsldi 216-215. Campbell Mcneil 2It,
Eddie Rossmsnn az, Walter Matyscyk All
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
MORE BUS FARE

Bujack also added more bus
fare on the fifteen bucks accrulng
from his 773 good for league and
city high. Andy Binos 2S7 brought
him second high game award.
Former records still stay on me
hooks: Cass Grygier's 2l6.37.
S,roh's 1O41.51. Stroh's 4ls all
rolled in l939-40: Goebels 1870
stayed good and so did the III OF
Joe Norris. both made in l940-4l.
Don Steele was the last Greater
Detroiter 10 show 300. His was
made in l939-40. Harry Abrams
and Al Rogers made the medal
in 1898 and 1861 respectively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
ORIENT

! Martin 2A. Byron Cullen c4s-2io-212. Ray
schon 2f5-7fo. Gregory Schneider 77e, John
! Hardness 72s. Ewing stewart ais. ",
J Dietrich 7is. Howard Broad ais Charles
] norri:cn 7i5: James Fletcher 7cs sam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
MISC
HOUSE LEAGUE

FINAL STANDINGS
W l. w I
Alex 4 Alex - IS Altes ~ a
Sarnowsh IS 10 Korbelak ~ 4:
Line as 80 r. a B. AZ 4,
Stanley's IS 30 Fred A los l5 AZ
High scores-Bino 243. Kabara 2i3-234
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man 225. Hsvlena 7Os. Bartsch 207, Ora
vice 203-2O6. Miller 2i3. Bush 2Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
CAPT. LOUIS BURR
FORT.BOULEVARD

72I. L. Trick.n 20i-2i3. Wtll.t 2oI. J.
Benton 203. TRAM 203. Day 2i3. Payne
202. Lsds 202, Ward 22O. Wetzel 2oO-2i3
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Martin 2l3. G. Schmidt 220- col Pagesu
2t5. y Benton 200. Morris oil. schemanshi
200. Yamoor 203. Gsbei z3i.2io. Zeienik
2oi -203, Tram 2N. Cantwell 20i. Lsds
2il. Payne 204. o Pose 20i J. Fsrkas 233-
223. n Zelensk 22s. Cha rney 22s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
RAINBOW
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High scoNs-LOuif Delegate 2lS. JONI
kuenI 30. sam Msisano 2to, Kenny Nil
Ter 20s. Joe Dsgross 2o4, Bill Viviano 20i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-11
LADIES HOUSE

:, -Htsh- ssefes-Hase EFornar POS Violet
$50. Gladys Fromms III. stella Kornss
Ia. Bea Mobile 172. Celeste Lehner III,
Mary Genik ITO, Marie Goralcxyk 40.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29
Proclamation On MOther's Day"

CaIling it a day for Love and Remembrance and Prayer, Gov. Robert A. Hurley today designated Sunday, May 10, as Mothers Day.
 Gov. Hurley's proclamation fol- lows:
 "The heroism and majesty and power and beauty of mother love passeth all human understanding, A particularly happy and beauti- ful custom suggests the selection of one day in each year to be designated as Mothers Day. In conformity with this pleasing usage I appoint Sunday, the tenth day of May, next, to be 0 day of Love and Remembrance and Prayer.
 "Let us join in tribute to all mothers, whose love is as deep and strong and pure as the all- embracing love of our own mother. If we sorrow for an absent mother, let us pray. If our mother is a mother still, then know she Is the holiest thing alive
 "In this moment of national anxiety, let us petition God to ease the countless mother hearts, beset with fears, because their lives are bound up in tender lives May these sorrowing mothers of Soldierly youths be given to un- derstand that from the conflict will come the preservation of the grandeur, the tenderness, and the divine significance of mother hood,D
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-29
.C. '. Q. TEAMS IN.
 WEEKLY DEBATE.
SS. Peter & Paul Speakers to Meet St. MichaeI's To.
 morrow Evening

Arguments on price control legis- lation will feature tomorrow even- ing's debate between CYO teams representing st, Michaers and Sts, Peter and Paul's parishes. The ora- torical clash will mark the colnple- ton of the second round of the fourth annual debating tournament sponsored by the Knights of Colum- bus and the Waterbury CYO coun- ell for the James r. Arnold Me. morial trophy. Tomorrow evenings winner will be ent Ned into the selni- finals, which indicates that the fin. als will be staged the latter part of May with the usual formal ar- arrangements.
 Both st. Michaers and Sts. Peter and Paul teams have been vic- torious in previous debates this sea- son, the former defeating the church of the Immaculate Conception en- try. Sts. Peter ana Paul speak, CTS vanquished the representatives of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel unit.
 The question for discussion was chosen several weeks ago, Although considerable action has since re. suited in Washington, the topic is still front-page reading and the public Is anxious to know Q little about both sides of the issue.
 The public is invited to attend tomorrow evenings debate.