davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23
NOTICE OF SALE OF COUNTY
+. PROPERTY
State of Washingto
Hnl1nfu of Rentnn Sc

County of Benton, SIS.
Notice is hereby given, that in ac-
cordance with an order heretofore
entered on the goth day OF April,
1912, by the Board Of County Com
missioners of said County, directing
the sale Of the real property herein
after described, acquired by said
County for delinquent taxes under
tax foreclosure suit and sale,s j, the
undersigned County Treasurer OF
said County, will, on the 18th day OF
May, 1912, commencing at the hour
of 10 o'clock am, and continuing
until the hour of 4 O'Clock pm. OF
said day, unless the property herein
after described shall sooner be sold,
at the front door of the County
Court House, in Prosser in said
County and State, sell to the highest
bidder for cash or on legal contract,
the following described property,
situated in said county, and DIES
crlbed as follows, to-wit:
] Browns Addition to ProsSer, Lots
l6. z and 8, Block 3, minimum sale
price $4,000; Evans Second Addi-.
ton to Prosser, Lots Is, 10 and 20,
Block 6, minimum sale price $4,000
Town of Hanford, Lots IA and Is,
Block 46, minimum sale price
$4,000; Lots and and the NE ME
lSection z, Township 4, Range "a,
minimum sale price $125.00; E1ls
lSW SIC and the Sc Sc Section 81,
Township II, Range ~, minimum
sale price $4,000. y
/ The above property shall not be
sold for less than the amount set
forth in column headed Minimum
lSale Price" opposite each descrlp-
ton of property. If sold for cash, a
Treasurer's Deed will be executed
If sold on contract, the terms there
Of shall be 20 percent cash and bal
ance in ten equal annual install
ments commencing Nov. LIST next
with interest at six percent on de-
ferred payments, payable annually
ALI subsequent taxes and assess
ments must be paid prior to del1n-
quency. Failure to make payments
or to perform any Of the covenants
of the contract forfeits same at the
election of the vendor. This con-
tract may he paid in full at any time
plus accrued interest in which cas-
a Treasurer's Deed will be Executed
And notice is hereby further given
that if necessary will adjoin sale
sale to the same hours from day tc
| day by announcement made at the
time and place of said sale, or Al
the time and place to which sale
| sale may be adjourned.
Dated at Prosser, Washington thi
| 22nd day Of April 1912.
II c. w. NESSLY,
County Treasurer OF BentoI
Il County, Washington.
II BY Ellen Berndt, Deputy Count.
II Treasurer. 1895
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23

Ct Murphy, Vernon Sylvester, Rich.
IA Neel, Harley James, Kenn.
218 Neel, Theodore Amos, Kenn.
SGT Neel, William Frank, Kenn.
399 Nelson, Boyd Thomas, Rich.
sos Nelson, Lester Braves, Rich.
22O NELSON, Charles Daniel, Rich.
73 Nelson, Eugene Leroy, Kenn.
AIT Nightlinger, Okla W., Kenn.
554 Mum, Charles James, Hover
479 Ochse, Wesley Carl, Richland
IS O,Hearn, Herbert John, Kenn.
346 Odds, Chester Lon, Kenn.
7 Oliver, Larry Beri, Kenn.
237 O'Neill, James Thomas, Kenn.
$50 O'Neill, Michael Christopher, &
425 Otheim, Olav Ivar, Kenn.
379 Owens, Harry Greenville, Kenn
$40 Owens, Harvey Franklin, Kenn.
236 Owens, John Emory, Kenn.
46O Pace, Emmanuel Frank, Rich.
534 Page, Arthur Clarence, Kenn.
500 Pasche, Paul Carl, Kenn.
461 Paulson, Harvey Nels, Kenn.
449 Pemberton, Stanley A., w. B.
555 Perkins, WiTbert Moore, Kenn.
40 Perry, III. Jackson, w. B.
4O2 Personger, Clifford Orval, Kenn
159 Persinger, Sim Bufford, Kenn.
1865 Persinger, Virgil Eugene, Ken.
SO Personnel, Arista Boggs, Kenn.
$50 Peterson, Raymond, Kenn.
248 Petitjean, Leland Stamford, Ken
POI Porter, Boyd Clayton, w. B.
522 Powell, Charles Lawrence, Ken
484 Pratt, Joseph Carroll, Kenn.
486 Schwartz, Peter Martin, Kenn.
1877 Selph, Truman Louis, Kenn.
317 Shoemaker, Harry Turner, Ken
268 Shreve, Joseph Otto, Kenn.
278 ESimons, Raymond Eel, Kenn.
215 Slocum, William Brown, Kenn.
572 Smith, Daniel Franklin, Kenn.
261 Smith, Henry William, Kenn.
STA Smith, Hershel Herbert, Kenn.
161 Smith, Marion Raymond, Rich.
283 SNYDER, Glenn Lawton, Rich.
531 Sonderman, Jr., Clarence H., K
SOC Sprague, Glenn Alvin, Kenn.
233 Pullian, Ellie j., Kennewick
432 Purdy, George Asa, Kenn.
504 CULLEN Orville S., KenneWick
588 Raglan, Herman Pierson, Kenn
SO Rawlins, Aerial Alfonso, w. B.
162 Hawlins, Warren Lloyd, w. B.
265 Redick, Elmer Eden, Rich.
319 Reese, Gustav Adolf, Kenn.
2O8 Reese, Theodore A. Kenn.
514 Reichenbach, Joseph Wilbur, K
1859 Reymore, Russell Joseph, Kenn
1913 Richards, Joseph Aurthar, Kenn
AL Richmond, Ivan Roscoe, Kenn
$50 Richmond, Ralph Waldo, Kenn
166 Richter, Reuben Rynold, Rich.
$40 Robertson, Gilbert, Kenn.
373 Robinson, Frederick Charles
433 Ross, Elmer Glen, Paterson
81 Routh, Howard Neal, Kenn.
70 Russert, Vert Oscar, Kenn.
468 Ruter, William, Hanford
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23
Here's Balance of
List of Third
Registrars

r. Through some hitch or other, part
of the third registration list was ON
United from publication last week.
ceHereWith is the remainder, giving
tn the order number of those who reg
Aristered in the third call.
So
wv 3l2 Lape, George ElRey, Kenn.
b,. $50 Larsen, Carl Sherman, Rich.
=, 523 Larson, William Francis, Rich.
122 Last, Thomas Broughton, WB.
=. 800 Laugenour, Charles Cecil, Rich.
a. 203 Layton, George Henry, Kenn.
rs LEM, Herbert Richard, Kenn.
III 397 Lewis, Nelson Edwin, Kenn.
Pc 283 Liebel, Lester Norman, Kenn.
" 156 Linn, Harry Andrew, Kenn.
1913 Lincoln, Ellis r., Kenn.
IA 1896 Livingston, Ralph Edwards, Ken
m COL Lock, Harry Erwin, Kenn.
tn 249 Long, Harold Glenn, Kenn.
sc 354 Lowry. Jr., James Adams, Han.
Al 135 Iucus, John James, Kenn.
M SIS Ludlow, Francis Marques, Kenn
to 2 Ludwig, Earl Lloyd, Kenn.
267 Luvaas, Paul David, Kenn.
sci Lynn, Wayne Edward, Kenn.
GU 349 MacDonell, Lorne Homer, Kenn
of $50 Mahaffey, Lincoln Clayborn, K
be ITS Martin, Floyd William, Ken.
ST; 1873 Mortimer, Simon Hanford
N, 176 Matney, Elisha Otto, Paterson
Il PIT Matthews, Ralph, Kenn.
NJ, AS Maupin, Frank DeValson, Ken.
. 300 Mayer, Anthony Joseph, Kenn.
FOG McBain, John Lander, Kenn.
!. 212 McConnachie, George Edgar, K
: rs Mcdaniel, ALBERT Thurman, K.
324 Mckenzie, Kenneth Gayden, r
148 Mclean, Bruce Anthony, Kenn
DC 1874 McReynolds, Rec Osborn, Kenn
e 462 Mehrer, Frederick, w. B.
x 594 Meyers, John, Kenn.
e 500 Millak, Leon Joseph, Kenn.
I OILS Willard, Joseph Elmer, Rich.
i 377 Miles, George Konstantinos, Ho
i "a Mills, Robert Dee, Hover
Alb Mizer, Glen Ivan, Kenn.
j 3O2 Moede, Walter Bernhard, W.B
{ 500 Moeller, Lawrence, KenneWick
Il 1894 Molinder, Swain Morris, Ken.
q 1872 Moore, William Franklin, Kenn
4 SO Moran, Irving Eugene, Kenn.
~ Morgan, Albert Harrison, Kenn
Morrison, Guy Andrew, Kenn.
!, 112 Morrison, Walter B., w. B.
I 287 MoSher, Lon Virgil, KenneWick
500 Motter, Harold Arthur, Kenn.
! 1862 Mowery, Hilbert Harrison, Rich
545 Mowery, Teddy Clifford, Rich.
lie Mueller, Ernest Earl, Kenn.
Al Mullen, Frederick John, Kenn.
.535 Muncey, Lester Glen, Rich.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23
Pink and Green Club
Entertained on Thursday

LOCUST GROWE-Mrs. A. A.
Edwards entertained the Pink and
Green club at her homeon Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Lyons of Yak
ina were guests over the week end
at the "A. A. Edwards home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith were
Sunday visitors at the Gilbert Ed
wards home.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-23

Another thing well worth remem-
bering is that real Christians do not
carry their religion. Their religion
carries them. ..a r
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Played Hockey With Wings Adam Brown

The husky young blond Lithuanian who was born in Mont
real will his fifth the major leagues this spring
condition He weighs 9S now only pounds
than the end Of the 1911 season.
Kraky likes Detroit and hopes to make it his permanent
He likes Detroit better Adam Brown
joined the Detroit Red Wings hockey team.
Back in Hamilton, Ont, where up the Kids
played hockey with Brown He used to take awful
bumps but he always back for 1t pleasant
surprise to see him in biz league hockey
Late in the last baseball tall ganglmG Hamramck
youngser Steve Gromek joined the Cleveland pitching staff He
made the big jump from Flint in the Michigan State League
Class organization TO the BIZ leagues Krkausks believes
Gromek lot of promise
He has excellent fast bal-the hind that ,neab> up
the batter" says 'kraky
The loss of Focr may be good hatters but the
American League pitchers experiencing of relief
that Ted Williams about TO be drafted
IF that guy had the batting inessc of Joe DNaggo we'd
get him out" Krakauskas said.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Masonic Lead
Still Shared

First place remains in doubt in
the Greater Masonic League today
as NestraS moved into a tie with
Fort Boulevard and Friendship,
'erStwhIle co-holder, dropped TO
second after Nestra took four
points from Friendship last night
al Riverside. Vaughn McIntosh's S
576 helped win the one for total
George Claypole Of Eastgate
WAS league high with $50. which
included 244-2lO. But Eastgate
won only one from Fort Boule-
ward Rex Lucas, steering Waverly
on 6O3 was instrumental in. 81
victory over National Tent and a
Jump 10 fifth place. Armstrong
beat McNelley 81 TO get out of
the basement, Elmer Reich lead
ing on 562
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
'5-Ring' Sports
Carnival Will
Feature Dance
Numerous Celebrities
10 lake Part in
Keep EN- Happy Fefe

a plan 10 pit various branches
Of military service and celebrities
against one another in a mammoth
"Five-Ring Carnival OF Sport to-
day was disclosed for the "KeeT
En- Happy program at Olympia
a week from tonight.
Our headline attraction re-
mains the Ted Lewis band and
floor show and dance" eX-
planned Judge John d. Watts.
chairman of The Detroit Times
bowlers sponsoring committee.
"But inaSmuCh as we are raising
funds for military camp athletic
equipment. II seems proper that
we should add a strong sports
flavor.
ITO meet this end we will ask
leaders from every line of De-
troit athletics 10 take part in
the carnival. These men and
women, Of all others. know what
healthy games can mean in the
life of American youth"
According TO the schedule, start
ing promptly at S p. m five con-
tests will be run simultaneously
"Our center board will be re-
served for celebrities and the
indiVid games," Fred George,
entertainment director. outlined.
Here Mayor Edward j. Jeffries
Jr. will square of against n
selected opponent. Here, also,
YOU will see a football star war
ring against n big-time ball
player; a hockey player testing
his skill against a well-known
golfer.
Tickets at $1.10 are being han
died exclusively by the Detroit
Bowlers Association. the Detroit
Women's Bowling Association, and
the Bowling Proprietors' Associa-
tion of Greater Detroit which join
the Times in sponsorship.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Buy Bomber
Call Special Meeting
OF American Leaoue
Buy n Bon

CHICAGO. Jan. 16 GNS).-
William l.. Harridge, president OF
the American Baseball League, an
nounced today that he has issued
a call for a special meetIE. of
league members February > in
NoW York City for a general dis
cu>>ion of league affairs including
the ST. Louis Browns situation.
The Browns recently were re-
Ncaled 10 be in Strengthened fl
uanCial condition.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

StandiSh's George G. Schmidt
seems due 10 20.
StandiSh's 736 in the singles and
the 1880 Of Harold Foster and Joe
Walker in the doubles, however.
should last for many weeks, even
may go through for the titles All
seven Detroit teams tr-ttt amt
they are all boosters.
Joe Norris Stroh and Louis
Burr's National will conclude their
18-gamc series for the state match
game championship with three
games tomorrow and siN Sunday
at WY Rec. Stroh il leading by
897-pi and National Will have 10
uncork some sensational shooting,
or relinquish its grip on the title
and 500
An additional 5000 i headed
Stroh'S way for Norris has 23l-
pin margin on John CrimminS In
their individual battle.
HUtr,V RwseH dd SOME nice
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Bs1E :: ]ols q
- By BoG nl''q4uy
Cleveland indians VIII Have TO Show Manager
Lou Boudreeus Hustle 10 Stay

Bobby Feler navy. The Cleveland Indians
Of 1912 Will with real hustle 20 improve on
their sorry showing Of last year.
Take Joseph Victor Lawrence krakauskas Cleveland
southpaw pitcher youthful manager Of the Indians Lou
Boudreau the kind gent insists that ball club hustle
and keep hustliug Or else.
Krakasskas spending the in Detroit working for
downtown sporting goods lie and many other Cleveland
ayers were particularly rncd when Boudreau got Roger
peekinpaugh job
Lou a natural leader" Krakauskas said Il remember
se,eralof the boys remarked what fine
ager would make e captain of the nfied you know
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
buy a Bomber
Honus Is d Deputy

PITTSBURGH Jan. l6 CUP)
IIonuS Wagner. one OF baseball,
all-time greats. who recently
signed his tenth contract as 4
Pittsburgh Pirate coach, took the
oath OF office as a deputy sheriff
of Allegheny County yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Norge Sweeps,
Ties for First
STANDINGS

Standard and NorCe-NIary grove
share thc lead today in lne Am
ha~>ador House League Standard
whipped Norge 4-0. last night W'
lcd 'ne league iu scoring with -9se
doe. Rappnl with 6u6 and Bil Aiol
lar1 SOS We're main >plu's U
thr Norge broom
IraNauIIy Bob FucIf of p1h-'
lcd vstG 6J6 on 249-2O3-4l4 Emo
Ja gr r 0su.ba' stitched -li-- ls-
IS uo ~ Ga.cn HasSinEcr $
Gjl FOR Standard came from -ol-
2lt-1lr
Henry ii landed 6-6 and
Herb Lauar %. Dynamo mace
6iN E I.. DomsrE. had 6l}.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Favor Robinson,
II, Over ziViiC

NEW YORK, Jan. Is CUP).-
Ray Robinson, former golden
gloves champion ranked as a p
Ifavorite 10 beat Fritzie ZiviC,
former welterweight champion
from Pittsburgh, in their 12-round
return bout at Madison Square
Garden tonight.
Robinson, only p years old, has
never been beaten or even held
10 a draw.
The winner Of tonight'S battle
Is scheduled for a shot al welter-
weight champion Cochrane in
Madison Square Garden on Feb
ruary 20.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Sub Beats Sub
For High Total
In Shop League
Bill Frederick Tallies
733 for De Soto TO
Lead by Single Pin

A substitute for the second sue
ceSSiVe week, stands out today as
seasons individual scoring record
breaker in the Chrysler Interplant
League. Bill Frederick, leading off
for DeSoto at Olympic last night,
broke out 1913 or l pin better than
the mark set a week ago by Jack
Jackola for Highland Park Service.
Frederick, who carries a 100
average for Bowl-o-Drome Of Mt.
Clemens. Eastern Division. Detroit
Travelling League. works at Tank
Arsenal and was "farmed out" 10
fill a vacancy in the DeSoto ranks.
HAS 245 TWICE
Frederick responded with 243-
245-245 But Tank Arsenal kept its
headway at two games by taking
two from DeSoto. Tanks had 1925
in 2995 with Walter Pospiech
shooting 621. Fred Miller. 645. and
Fred Wolf 500. Charlie Oostdyk's
55S was DeSotos best after Fred
erick.
Plymouth and Dodge Main were
principals in the chief attraction.
Main winning twice, 1886 TO 2930.
The final ball in the last frame Of
each game decided the issue
Mike Siracusa gave Plymouth
$50 to follow Linton Todd'S 623,
Steve Dutko with 636 and Walter
Brys, 632 powered Main.
TWO FOR TRUCK
Dodge Truck won two. from
Highland Park Service. 2877 TO
2757 with Frank Zion boosting
Service on GA and AL Kllian, 602
John Klimek. 603. and Bert Wis
ton, 500 carrying Truck. Dodge
Forge, with Frank Teschler man
aging 623 swept Kercheval. 2773
to 1850.
Highland Park Engineering beat
SupcrfnisherS 2S6S 10 1866 but
dropped two Engineering finished
with 1916 against 1025 for the
opposition Jack CrilleY's 625
Spurred SuperGniSherS. Art Knecht,
lcad-off. and Joe Burke. anchor
each with 614 plioted Engineering
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

ST Zcrbo the defending cham
DIon viii meet Amman Duhard IN
The semifnals of the city single,
aaudhWl tournament al knight,
OF Columbus tonight In the other
half of the scmiinalS, Paul Merle
VIII play Ben WaterStOnc.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
bUN n EIVIIIUt
Fight Results
nv United Press

At Philadelphia-Carl Dell, i47, Oneonta
N. Y. drew with Wickey Harkins. 14s
Philadelphia 81: Harold Solomon 176
Philadelphia, technically Knocked out FRANK
Del Burto. 40. Newark ~ J. 90.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Today's S High School
Cage Schedule
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

Cooley AZ Mackenzie,
Western at Chadsey.
Redford at Southwestern,
Central At T. Of y.
Wright az Northwestern.
Eastern al Northeastern.
Cass al Northern.
Southeastern at Hamtramck.
Highland Park A. DENLY.
Miller az Pershing.
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
st. Catherine AT De Ia Sale.
St. Ambrose at 81. Joseph.
St Benedict az st. Sanislaus.
Catholic Central 81 Kalamazoo.
Redeemer at ST Aarys.
81 Theresa AZ 81. Leo
ST. Rose al 81 Bernard.
ST. Pau a. Annunciatlon.
81 Martin AZ 81 Charles
81 StanislAus az St Philip
De sales at St Mary CM c..
81, Frederick a. 81 AlphonsuS.
81 James a. 81 Rita
Rosary A. Sweetest Heart
ST. Josaphat AZ So. Thomas.
ST Gertrude at ST. HedwiE
Nj Carmel al ST. Patrick.
Xavier a. Al SAINTS.
Sacred Heart ~ ST Casimir
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Basketball Results
COTIECF

Hope Is Albion 36 Alabama 81. Geor
Eia Tech %. Grand Rapids 90. Fort Custer
a6 Manhattan 81, Wagner a; West
minister IS. Mexico City 36 william and
May 80. Virginia -; Creighton A5. Wash
t1rt1U UNiO 40, Wooster SIS. Kent state "a
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

tomorrow.
With such fiycs as Walter Kuba-
silks Fox De Luxe, Jerry Vidro's
Jack Jan Linden's Wen
gers Rec, Walter Juckner's Ba.ch,
William MorrisSey's Fanatorlum
and Wally ShaCketts Rockford
Rec on the drives the 2S1l of Matt
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

GEORGE BRETT, Rouge Park Rollerdromc.
1--WE have already started collecting money for
The Detroit Times BUY Bomber" fund IT.
a swell idea and the kids out here are CO.
operating 100 per cent"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

BOB HENDERSON, 12-year-oId Of 0y9I r
born II sincerely hopeful that l may join
the Times-Hea Rifle Shoot, not only 60 learn
to shoot and handle rifle, but / want 10 he
gunner in the army air corps IL the war Is not
over when l become of age"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

BUDDY BAER, heavyweight boxer TIN only 20 old
Louis beaten
I'll the before I'm through.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

JACK SECHLER, secretary Of the Catholc
Youth Organization boxing tournament: The
creation of the special class for youngsters
who have never fought before is of the best
rules we've ever devised"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

JOHNNY. BIRINGER. aggressive guard
tho University of Detroit basketball team Il
with the referees" John announces sadly
anywhere"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16


Otto Milbrand, State Fair
owner rolling his second year,
shot 272, highest score thus far -
the new wing, IN the Whitmor1
loop He strung eight IN a row.
left five on thin hit. made the
spare. added two more strikes
and counted seven on his last ball.
His other games were l63-l72
for COZ. Ted Rcbain, Nernors
pilot is considering drafting Mil
brand for the Times All-Star
CLASSIC.
Clarance Schmidt's Risdon won
three games from House 90 enter "A
tie again with Earl BentOn's
Gerisch i'm Johnny Millett's circuit.
The latter won two from Frank
enmuth. Harry Ralston's 2S8-2I8-
233 for 689. new second high;
Steve KudlO's 277-223 in 687 and
Joe Szuch's g5l-201-2l7 for 669
stood out.
Joe Gosko of Fronkcnmuth in
the CheHC-Trombly $50" struck
ont IN has FIRST game and fol-
toured lcith nine in rom IN his
second, only 10 be tapped by the
IO-pip. he made the spare and
struck for 23g, q Hcto record.
Tony CoScolenda fired a power
ful 2S0 I'm a 663 series for two new
second high marks in the Bowl-O-
Dromc Senior. Becker Five also
grabbed FIRST place with three
point victory over Detroit ASSocia-
.tlon OF Deaf as the House dropped
four 10 United --
Since Vince Sarah joined the
Martins in the Beacon House this
club has won lS out of It's last l6
games. H-Nay skfddcd GOebel into
tie with Ohrns for second. whiIe
johnny koNatch's 2i2 I'm COZ car
ried off honors for the night.
Hugh CHlcn's eG4. Art Dan
ieis' P4S-2oo ia Gtg, RAY Schon's
258-2iS. and Leo Nisuio's $50 fea-
t,V'ed jp the orient House. r
\Sff4r,rrTr ii+------I.-tpt'--t+eH thNl
first half championship OF the
First English Lutheran Brother
hood loop Other members are
Milton Swink Jack Backoff VII
liam Ilayc, and Walter Horn
Ray Gpgc' sLaHe1ed Hye,-
ycor rc~od ~ thc Federation Of
Lobor NTH 2!5-s37 o az.
Joe Sabo l55-aycracc man
with Production. posted two rec
ord> bon tbc Revere circuit with 266
n 612 Fred kaSsorS 26i and
Butch, Ilanncborg s G3344 eptte-
former tops,
Ted WenLer> and Stewart
McCauley's 22s-205-217 for $50
have the boys buzzing in the
Grandmont House.
George coke ~ The Majors ~
the Detroit AHIrtic Cub blasted
290 ia 6e5. Spared then wert
the rest oJ the ioay.
Led by Blair Wallace's 220, W.
king Five rolled a new high single.
9S9 in Glcneagies SIS House. De-
troit Tool tied Sun Ray for first
with sweep
Armstrong Five seized the driv-
ing reinS by taking four points
from BirWood i'm the Westown
League a. Cornell whiteuashed
(hpiSpN for fnur JohD HNIand
was high scorer with 222 in 6lS.
ODDS AND ENDS - Dare
Bochmau's .t--- i-epe FAR 61I IN
tte Fo,' Dr'uov L,o Ho'Bto,cskf' "
223 p be DNR Cooidgc Cnoch
oud Bob HoH,s L.3 W tbo Palm
B,oct Juuor.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16
Grand Rapids Turn
Outstate BowIers Likely TO Gust Team Leaders
in Saginaw. State Journey
By HAROLD KAHL

Grand wilsIing uiH 2O63}f26S for rs
breaten Deo leaders Brdgcs Rcdord House.
the thrtynnth O+ state Fair
annual tournament at lieSSe s6cond
Recreation Saginaw hnost
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

getting boys position play the various htters. He
really the nfied and big help to pitchers too.
ought to know put plenty Of them on the sacks.
yes" he continued "Ous hustle will set example,
and II insist the others follow"
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

I'm tired of arguing
1T never gets YOU
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

Since Vince Sarah joined the
Martins I'm the Beacon House this
club has won l3 out of its last l6
games. Hi-Nay Skiddcd Goebel into
a tie with Ohrns for second. while
Johnny koNatch's 2I2 in 607 car
ried off honors for the night.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

Joe Sabo l55-aNcracc man
with Production. posted two rec
ord~ bon tbc Revere circuit with 266
IN 611 Fred kaS>ors 16i and
Butch, Eianncpcrg.s G3f -wete
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

N+iif,Trr7 t.r-rff+- ------l-ttt'--F+ I'M
first half championship OF the
First English Lutheran Brother
hood loop Other members are
Milton SWInk Jack Backoff VII
lIana IIayc, and Walter Horn.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

sear.oId Of $50 tenton road. -.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

Buy a Bomber.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

Clarance Schmidt's Risdon won
three games from House 90 enter "A
tie again with Earl BentOn's
Gerisch in johnny Millett's circuit.
The latter won two from Frank
enmuth. Harry Ralston's 2S8-218-
233 for 689. new second high:
Steve KudlO's 277-223 in 687 and
Joe SZuch's g5l-20l-2l7 for 669
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

Ted WenLefS 2G2 and Stewart
McCauleS's 22s-205-217 for $50
have the boys buEzing in the
Grandmont House
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-16

Armstrong Five seized the driv-
ing reinS by taking four points
from BirWood i'm the Westown
League a. Cornell whiteWashed
ChclSeY for four. John Hyland
was high scorer with 222 in 61S.