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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15

EAST OF WOODWARD ANE:
sloan's Hardware
si33 Mack Ave.
spitx Cut Rate
zIse Cratiet. Cor. Dubois
State Lumber Co.
zooii John r.
steve's Hardware Company
Ioo1e Chalmers Ave.
Thrifty supply Stores. Inc.
i3ii4 East Jefersen
TisehbeIn- Young Co.
t4isz Crstiot Ave.
Trob Hardware
iso3s East Warren
u. s. Housewreeking Co.
1880 Deauindrs
Van Dyke Plumbing a Heating
s3iz Van Dyke Ave.
Verbrurghe Hardware
1915 Mack, at Audubon
Victor Hardware Company
1900 Oakland Ave.
Wsshburn- Far~sli. lae.
1o437-s z. Warren
Weitxmsn Hardware Co.
z2s7 Cratiot
Weed ward Hardware Co.
s4zs Woodward
Zimburesn Screen Co.
lso7s Dequindrs
WEST OF WOODWARD AVE.
John J. Astisford
s7oz Hamilton Ave-, Cor STANLEY
Bright Hardware Co.
$500 Michigan Ave.
A & Bromm Paint Store
$3.50 Michigan Ave.
Boyer Haunted Shaeks
ss2s w. Fort ST.
4so1 Grand River
Buhrer Hardware. Inc.
1851 Holden Ave.
Bullock Green Hardware Co.
zss< Michigan Ave.
Bullock Green Hardware
ss04 West Fort st.
VIM. n. Burns
1851 Grand River Ave.
The Central Hardware
so3s Joy Road
Champion supply Co.
zl3e llth St.
Clark Hardware Co.
sol7 Hamilton
CeIlysr q Palmer Hardware
74ls Joy Road.
Conrsdi, William n.
s4Oi fireman Ave.
Consumers Distributing Co.
1851 Grand River
c. r. Copp
AGO West Vernon Highway
Courtesy Builder, supply Co.
1880 Grand River
Davis Paint a supply Co.
1880 Grand River Ave.
Dsmsry a Company
Woodward at Milwaukee
DomEaiski Hardware
1857 West Jefferson Ave.
Fsulmsn Hardware
42t6 Wesson Ave.
Frazier Hardware
zoos w. 7-Mils Rd.
Frazer Paint Company
1900 Grand River
Gallagher Screen Company
s6fe Puritan Ave.
General Stores Co.
5l15 w. Vernon Highway
CeFus Hdwe. a Furniture Co.
soi3 w. jefferson Ave.
Grand River Hardware
ASA Grand River Ave.
Great Lakes Screen a Sash
1885 Livernois
II n A Hardware
IosIs w. 7-Miie Rd.
Fred A. Harms Hardware
1924 w. Fort St.
linn d kirsehke
i2lo Lswndsle Ave.
Jay Bee Hardware
1888 West Chicago
Tom A. Johnson Company
3es Puritan Ave.
Jos. Kepks Hardware
s74I Pulaski Ave.
Kronk Auto supply
3z7s Livernsis
LsSalie Neon supply Co.
s3z2 Linwood
Levitt Hardware
76<s w. Vernon
Nathan Levenson
463s Michigan
L. a n. HARDWARE
s40l w. Warren
Livernois Appliance a Paint Co.
1878 Livernois Ave.
Lioyd's hardware
Victor L. Managed
ss6s Greenfield Rd.
IS409 Fsnkell Ave.
Meininser Bros. Hdwe. Co.
1870 Livernois Ave.
Merit supply Company
7o2z w. Warren
Miller's Hardware
I7zs1 Creydsls
Louis Miloeh
43lT West Warren
Montgomery Ward
Grand River at Greenfield
Morof. David Paint Store
7siz Michigan Ave.
John Moss Hardware
133os West MeNiehols
Norwest Plumbing supply Co.
1898 Grand River Ave.
n. Ostrow Hardware
se4i Linwood Ave.
Oxford UpholsterinE Co.
6s36 w. Warren
Patterson Sash a Door Co.
$500 Hubbell
Perkins Paint Company
sz4e Grand River Ave. --
Rstke, J. r.
400 31st Sc.
Redford Hardware
1723s Redford. opp. Pest Office
Robsrtscn Hardware
tllse Grand River Ave.
Stanley Romsj Hardware
1908 Michigan Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-15
DOWNTOWN

Acme Packing q Supply Company
3zs West Jefferson
Garth DsVoe Paint Store
1913 Broadway
Randolph Paint a Wallpaper Co.
754 Randolph
Sehroed Paint a Glass Co.
i27 Cadillac Square
HAMTRAMcK
Consumsrs' Plumbing Co.
II4zo Jos. Campau
Mostek Paint and Glass &c.
1873 Jos. Csmpsu
United Painters Supply
sooi-s Jos. Csmpsu
HIGHLAND PARK
Highland Park Lumber Co.
1888 Hsmilton Ave.
Perkins Paint Co.
1880 Woodward Ave.
EAST OF WOODWARD AVE.
Acme Screen n Sash Company
izois East MeNlehels Road
Addison ksils Co.
se3s ksrehevsi
Mfks Aiesi Hardware
1914 Van Dyke Ave.
Arts Hardware
sI4l Jos. Campsu Ave.
Atlas Paint Mig. Co.
1920 Mack Ave.
Bills Hardware a Sporting Goods
I2sss East jefferson Ave.
Boyer Haunted Shseks
1875 Cratiot
1894 z. Warren
Fred T. Burns Hardware
io2le Ksrehevsl
ChAbots Hardware
1881 East Warren Ave.
Chens Decorating Company
5i3e Chene St.
Chene Hardware Co.
1901 Chens 81.
City Lumber Co.
7zS0 Hart
c. a d. Fuel a supply
1900 East Dawson
r. J. Davies
i303S ksrehsvsl
De Rome Hardware
1900 Morsns at Whitshili
Detroit Hardware Co.
s43z Woodward Ave.
Detroit Fuel n supply Company
562s Eatt Dawson
Downtown Lumber Company
AS East Willis
Duncan Brothers
1osis East Jefferson
Eagle Wallpaper n Paint Co
1857 Jos. Csmpsu
Eastern Window Shade Co.
s4o7 Chene
Esstown Paint Shop
1880 Harper Ave.
Louis Fislen
DIT East MeNichols
Fisher Hardware Co.
6e52 Van Dyke
Forest Fuel a supply Company
1921 East Forest Ave.
z. A. Conthier Wallpaper a Psint
1li23 East Jefferson
Gross Paint 4 Wallpaper Store
1919 John r. st.
Hsberek Hardware Co.
3izs Z. Dawson
Hsrman's Cut Rate Hardware
1900 East Jefferson
Ed Hook Hdwe. a Furniture
se3s Mack. mr.. Cadillac
Henris Co.
77i6 Mack
J. J. Hardware
1891 Van Dyke
c. Keseeki Wallpaper 4 Paint
7zzs Harper
John Kozskowsh
1924 z. Dawson Ave.
korbial Plumbing n Heating
1888 Consnt Ave.
Lsns's Hardware
izsie Chalmers
Leauer wallpaper a RANT Nos
s3e2 oakland
A. Lemke hardware Company
4Ie9-e7 St. Aubin
Jos. Lenhsrd Hardware Co.
Gas Chene So.
Leo's Paint a Wallpaper
1907 East Jefferson Ave.
loves Hardware
i1ez7 Harper Ave.
Mserten's Hardware
1855 e. Jefferson
Marvin Sc TO 81 Store
$50 Russell ST.
Msskell Paint Supply Company
1874 Mack Ave.
Miller Lumber Company
70i5 Miller Ave.
N. c. Roofing and Hardware
7-Mile Road, Cor. Dsnbury
Mikes Hardware
1s135s Mack Ave.
Montgomery Ward
Crstiot near 7-Mile Rd.
North End Hardware
1884 e. Dsvison
North End Stove q Furnace Co.
SAFE Brush
Palley Hardware
44o5 Chene
Psnnis'. Pain, a Wallpaper Co.
17s3s John r. So.
p. C. Hardware
1iszl Chalmers
Pomersntx Hardware
ss4t Crstiet
Ray l. Pope
i3is5 Crstiot
z. w. Potter Hardware
esoe Kerehsv.l
Red Front Hardware Co.
i272e z. jefferson
Reese Bros.
f<3o1 z. Warren
Rosenberg Bros.
3<2e Hastings
Charles S,lsrno Hardware
ts12s Mack Ave.
sehlessbers Hardware Company
$40 Hastings 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Spot SmearS Fife
Trout RoeelI Co. Win on 4oo-Pin Handicap and
Roy CuIenbines Pinch Hitting "

led by Paul TroutS 400 managed
276l and the boys headed Tor the
clubhouse pardon tho locker
room. 100 happy for words Just
4 bunch OF ballplayer> trying 'o
get along in a league whore wish
ing won't do DO.
Alexander Francis WoiC.ccho-
wicz of Detroit Lions seconded
Trout with 1Si bat Wolfe con-
teSScd That getting those pms :,
almost as tough as playing b0
minute against tho Bears
The match raised S30l 20 ioI
the Red Cross. TWO pins. each
autographed by the members OF
both teams. were auctioncd of
Merit Lowe bought one for Sl00
The other brought S95
RogellS bowling minor Lacquer,
take on Stroh at Palace Decembcl
10. They meet the Flies agar
in matches ~ Toledo. Saginaw
and Bay City each for the Rec
Cross
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

What does it take 10 win when
major league football and base
ball players bowl as minor lcaguerS
against a major league bowling
team
A check up today shows that
Bill RogellS club needed a 4O0
pin spot and Roy Cullcnbine S
pinch hitting~lo beat George
Holm, F'tfcS by q single pin last
night at Loves Recreation.
Came the final and CullcnhinC
was last 10 roll. Ills team ncedcC
a strike and a spare 20 edge out
Fife. Roy "dood it, and tailed
1879. enough 10 win
Fife hit 276O, aided by Che
I BukowskIs $50 and the mlnol
0leaGuerS. alias the major baseball
and football players, had 1861
Their totals. minus the spot. wert
SO9. 776. 776 against the Fife ma
ior lcaguerS who had 956 500. 93j
But with the spot the RogcllS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Tie Costs
Red Wings
Puck Lead
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reinQuish victory even though
they remained unbeaten At home.
1t was the second successive game
in which they have plastored
goale Turk Broda with buckets Of
puckS. Detroit had 50 shots to 20
for Toronto. forced Broda 10 %
saves against 20 for Mowers. But
the Big Turk turned all but two
back in game which saw all the
scoring concentrated in the first
two periods.
Mud Bruneteau and Sid Abel
sent pucks bouncing behind Broda
that didn't 20 in the net, sgd
Howe. Carl LiScombe missed what
looked like certain goals. but only
Don Crosse and Alex Motter could
get their shots home. And those
were neutralized by Babe Pratt
and Lorne Carr.
Crosses score came after 40
seconds of play. Sid Abel and the
Count broke away from the first
Toronto rush with only Babe Pratt
between them and Broda. Crosse
took the pass and whipped the
puck home from % feet out on
right wing and Detroit looked as
though it would be home free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
WILLIAM-MARY GOOD

William and Mary demonstrated
the power OF Southern Conference
football by Journeying out 10 Nor
man, Okla, 70 beat the Sooners,
u 20 :. William and Mary won the
conference championship this year
one Of the biggest upSets was
Missouri : Z 10 0 victory over the
Iowa Prc-hiGht team The Sea.
hawks coached by Bernie Bier.
man, have lost some good mer
since they started on winning
streak AZ The beginning Of tho
"Car bur Missouri played splendid
llntball- ln-Hin- tA+--aHd Upheld
Inc standards Of Big SIX football.
-Lhe-T4geFs- HeW are champions for
the second straight year.
Use rolled over weak Mon
anna, 3S 10 O and U.CLA. beat
Idaho. another mediocre eleven, 40
TO 10. Thus the two Los Angeles
>quadS meet next Saturday TO de-
fermne which goes 10 the Rose
Bowl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Texas Aggies
Victory Boosts
Georgia S Stock
By EDWARD W. CoHHRANE

CHICAGO, Dec. Z QNS).-
While comparative scores are Of
little value in predicting the out
come of football SkirmisheS, II
seems reasonable 30 suppose, in
view of the y to defeat of Wash
ington State 10y the Texas AggieS
yesterday that Georgia will be
a decided favorite over either
Csc. or U.CL.A. in the Rose
Bowl at Pasadena New Year
Day
The Texas AggieS arc far from
being the best club IN the South
west Conference and that Organi-
.zatOn rs not as strong as some
other sections in football this cam
.paIgn Washington State was one
of three clubs battling for tho
Rose Bowl position from the Pacl'
fic coast up TO Saturdays games
which now mean that the winner
'ot the U.SC.-UCL.A contest De
.ccmber l. Will 90 TO Pasadena.
II one OF the top teams OF the
coast can be whipped so declSirell
by the Texas farmers what vii
, Georgia do 10 the Pacific COaS
Conference winner
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Penalty
Gde|s Victory
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Continued from First Sport Page
spread formation again failed 10
gain al right end and hurt his knee
when tackled by several hard hit
ting GaelS. He was carried Off the
field
Hart tried his second field goal
at this point but missed This was
DetroitS last scoring opportunity
Other than the safety, the Gacls
never really threatened. Their best
efforts carried them no closer
than Detroits %, 30 and 25-yard
line on three occasions, while the
Titans reached the Gael %. -, Is
and 10.
The statistics favored Detroit
slightly. The Titans made eight
first downs 10 six for St. Mary
and rolled up loo yards from rush
ing 10 S4 and 90 yards on paSSe,
TO 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Service Sports
Bosses Burning
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4 copy Of tho speech ne would
have made. lie named no names.
but wrote.
III football Is good in peace
time a. preparation for war,
II il certainly better i'm wartime
TO train the lads who will have
10 do the fighting.
I'VE are looking for n much
more Nirile race and II will not
come from caliSthenicS, or Jog
ging, or other exercises where
the incentive To excel Is not
present"
Tunney in a letter TO us. wants
10 know il there was any Official
message 10 New York football
writers from the source mentioned
m Your December , column ED
note Hamilton, as ! find it hard
10 believe that message of this
type had been delivered. ! still
cannot believe that il is author
TIC and would like 10 know more
particulars about tho source of
your information. Best regards,
etc
Clear tho decks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
PICK INVADER FIRST

Tho curtain fell on football for
1912 Saturday with the exception
OF the deciding game this week in
the Pacific Coast Conference, usu-
ally the title IS decided out there
before team is invited for the
New Years Day game, but this
year 10 becomes necessary TO in
vite the invader first and wait for
the champion 10 be crowned in the
last battle of the schedule.
As expected the final dozen
games of the year furnished plenty
OF surprises. Great Lakes. rated
the best service squad of the year
and a 10 ! shot over Notre
Dame. was tied IL 10 10 by the
fighting Irish al Soldier Field. The
ne was the result Of 81 and 6S-
Yard runs by Creighton Miller and
CorWin Clatt made after Bruce
Smith was injured, thus breaking
gp the Great Lakes offcnSe and
mot helping the defense. The Of
Tense was built around the former
Minnesota star and his injury
ruined any chance the Navy haC
IN Win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
DNN-CRINMI\S MATCH
ORES
IIE~T BLOCK

$50 go 'He 20 a. 20.
tst 80 t.t ra,.ee ssr g,s 'sr.
>tCONp Hlo,k
Sc. %, g, q. "r.
THIRp BLOCH
~ - Iufr T' - &C.
IutkrH Binth
--a -l' 80 lsa.l.e. D.. % 20
-u s., .ts 81. ..g '.'S T.' SAP
IuTH BIoCk
So, go 2t7 lsz :l3- 1857 1.s ''e 20
>iNIu RroCk
-tt-. g.r SOD. l..s I' $50 -'
r.. e-,tt $3.50
,. r~
"a. s .r,a tt.s.
-s- ,a.e -. =.
Following are the scores over
tha Weekend of rho >N Detroit
hoW.crs competing M tho Na'ona.
match game cllmlnailon>
f.-. tt
40" RS .l7 .ts &c i"rt
3 .fI Ies f-g i.5 s-t is4a
I.e s,..
go t4s fsH -.c 50 ssr
t.i AZ ls- -. lss F.5 i-'.
If.t.r.4r a. f..r
t- iqt 1tl ia 2an- s.5
Isi -tu i-i Is- ig" go 1889
r pa
,t' Jos ,.s 'e1 .#s- e.-
-- ,.- lSn I-- .la- i,.I
r,f -u. 1t. lHN ft. s.-
Is -.n ls7 f-l ~ a '..f
N4,r. ~a0'E
I-. fs ts1 f,f So
It. fr. 'Ff ff. 't'i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Splits Shove
Metro Clubs
To Low Counts

For The second consecutive week
scores ID the Metropolitan Classic
Bowling League are down today
although 30 per cent hotter midi
rldualiy
\ week ago only one 500 score
appeared Last night 80 imperial
Recreation there We're two Bob
Lorcy of George &. Murray led tho
field on 652 from 22S-199-225 Bob
johnston Standard mad 627 from
225-19l-2l1
Too many splits is Inc cXpla-
nation Don Erichia standards
best bct was down TO 525 Nick
Van RngoIc,tcyn Of George 81
Murray the only 500 scorer a week
tEo.~waS short at i55 Lee Mar
shall OF National had Az.
Dr George j. Gumaldi of RAIN
boW marked 463. Frank Miller 455.
and Herb LEM Ash Lave New
man Neleh ~unaped 10 49,.
Others 10 finish under 800 were
Jack Cullcy and Sam Evola.
SOuthcastCrn Bert WiStoW. Hills:
Frank Damico, George & Murray;
Jim Gliddcn koppitl, and Carl
LcnnoX Koppt/.
Rainbow went five games back
OF Standard in losing a pair 10
WEIGH although winning in pins.
2i77 10 2470 WEIGH Wo the first
game 767 to 739 and the second
SS4 10 ST
Standard picked off two from
Martin, 2736 TO 26O8. Incident
ally, the Standard total was night
hlph
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Night Puck League
Holds First Meetinu

Detroit Night Hockey League,
preparing for its 1942-43 season,
will hold its first meeting tonight
at $50 o'clock in the offices OF
tho Department of Parks and
Recreation, sos f. Inn wood. All
teams interested in playing under
the lights are invited TO attend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Ed CurIey's Selections
CHARLESTOWN. w. Va. Dc

CHARLESTOWN. w. Va, Dec
7 oINSl I'd Curlcy'S selections
for Charlcstown today follow:
BEST BET-HorToWN LASS
khYDEEkhY. Custsmscnres. Rough
Amos
DIS. Rr X STEADY on.
HoPToWN LASS, Her, Goes. Tine
PLAY.
TERRY MAY, Boston Blue. Gut'er
tIr.
E-TECO TACK, FoEoso. Waiter Haight.
HNRFBELL Molssses Miss, Ginocs.
= RELAY. WHITE Hot. Fold Under.
-CACODEMON. DREAMING Time. Bar
SHIP.
? WELL ALRIGHT. BOO Junior.
TrIda
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
They Play Rough

During the recent Australian
rules ruggor match between SNd-
nCy and South sydney. 80 of The
50 player, participating were
treated by ambulance surgeons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
LINEI rs
ID TROII

DETROIT o 90
S. Mays scoring Safety IN second
period when Powers and Coll tackled Low
ther In end zone
s. Mary's Institutions Backs Ali
s'tom Fcrem. GUST. end RrurnfeId
tackles Murphy Iautrisky guards
saure1 Merkee Foley. center Mafkins
Detrou suhsti'utiors Backs smith
Plper Dorais, LoWfher Gnesqure Hughes
Miljto; end. Kelly tackles Kukorowski
He'u guard. Feni0n
Referee--Tommy Fitzpatrick: umpire
N Young: head lresman James Hole.
field Judge Russell sweet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

which reached the finals over SeN-
cral high class dog,
Ret Rae. whose name spelled
backwards is Carter for her
owner, and was born on the
Fourth Of July made the trip
from Ohio. minus her owner. Rus
sell Carter husband OF the VIC
toriou> dog owner. accepted the
trophy and large bouquet Of
flowers
Only Detroit dog 10 reach The
winners circle was Iomb. y .
mon'h-old wircharcd. owned b>
oscar Shelter Of Detroit He took
fIr>r place IN tho winners male
event.
I'd Rzyeckt secretary OF tho
Fox Terrier Club Of Dctrol'. said
ne Was more than pleased with
Tho SUCCESS ~ the show
The gallery was larger than
last wear" he aid. despite gas
rationing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Day HoIdsEdqe
Over CrInnnnInS

Continued from FIRST sport Page
>.Niy-lour'h with 1911 Harold
Allen SNty-S.Nth with 1904 and
MATCH TiI>n>AIION PIN STNNpINC>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

DtFf"F aferrafPs Howe I-VrIF0Ne
R-utsneau M0tter GoudfeIl7w, Ca-veth
Briwr Watson
Toronto slternstes -- Mcdonald, Thorn
so~ Hill lnCoidsb,. PoIe.
Referee Rll CHADWICK 1.nesmsn-
OrvHls Roulst0r and stan HeCahs.
FIRST PERIOD
g. Detroit: Crosse fAbeI, 40.
Toronto. Pratt, 90.
PENALTY None.
SECOND rIRlOD
F-T0r0nf0s carr tTaAlurl. 20
g Detroit. M1'tcr LdsDoubrr Hnvs' 30 ~
Penalties Quackenbush usycs"r.
THIRD PERIOD
ScorinE NOns
Penalties Behung.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
NoSCONI MAY Return

NIr rIo-cau announced last
nrif rHal hD may return 90 Dc
rut r $3.50 or three week, to
play an eSh.bfion match against
Grrrnlral If o. can hc arranged
... Some billiard fans were DIS
posed ~ wuro off the low place,
'Hc standings achieved hN
Gunnnlcaf and Irwin Rudolph to
t.cI ages AS compared with the
YOUTH o., some Of the other
PLAYERS Remember that rudolph
won tHc tournament last year and
- liable 20 WIN ~ again as Us
>Gracn'cal And what of Willie
! ioppr He's been billiard cham
p.oD over since anybody can rc-
moWhcr. IS champion now and
doesn't seem 10 De slipping.
Standings of tho 1912 worlds
pocket billiards title tourney iol-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07

AMphSSl1np iSIoI sCHAEFER. near
'"ONoVHGOl Fsnksli We 1910
Open Bowling TODAY Until p. NJ ard after
~ p. ~ All DAY Saturday, ard Sundays.
BOWLING SCHOOL T .,,,rs.,, sPa ~ t'nS.,
Strsthmoor Recreation. schSolcrau AZ Cd River
Open Alleys Today to p. n. All oN Sat, sun.
CADILLAC >, .o ~ {. CONGRESS
Open Bowling Daily a. ~ to CLOSING select
LEAGUE op,nine' Lett sss Management.
CHENE-T ROMBLY ''i =, GENE s5L6
Your Local Recreation HN Entry Blanks Tor
3.msn Team Tourney to,ris, Close Dec. i6.
CREST LANES futttRToH /" GO. RIVER
A Bowler, Paradise Visit Our STAGE Bar ard
Cocktail Lounge Nothing Like n,
nEEpY us2s WHITTIER AZ KELLY Ro-
UlhUl Az sli8
op'n Bowling TODAY Uo'I p n and After
~. Nome o. the fsmou, Ba,kst.o Chicken.
DETROIT RECREATION s at{SysT 1s ~ .1.o
g Alleys. opsn Bo.lina Daily and SUNDAY From
OPENING Until Ciosins
DEXTER REC. DEXTER A. e .ls,.9 slvO
opGs SOWING AT AL lives,
Choice League Dates Are Stit A.auauls.
IU0I -DlTU, 0CG, Ia q5U
op,o so-urs TO-DAY Uru g 90 p n and
After 1880 p ~ AT Oa, Saturday. a SUNDAYS.
GARDEN REC. '''o " 100 s'5s5d AVE.
opsn Bowlina TODAY UrtI = " and After
90 ?. ~ Convenient 70 Al rraHsporistion
81 EkEA6lES Rec izi2o tNtRsois
Open BosIino TODAY Until ~ and After
tIP. N Phone RssevaiioHs Gladly TAKEN.
.
GRAND CENTRAL 1891 ~ ttR az! pA7"
outsu Alley, IN Detroit Ouen BoNHrs U0fu 8
p. n. ard After 20 20. free inUruci,ons DAILY
cpEIT IIHCc 10 BALTIMORE
UnLHi LRhCO AZ WoodNard Ma s7oq
open Bo~linq-6o Alleys ~ Ro--Unii 20
p snd After ~ p. " Cocstsii Bn.
lupEplU pr GENERAL M0TORs BLDG
'W' LUIHl hLV' CENTRALLY LOCATED.
~ Modern Ailsss.
0osa livery osy Until nidHiahi HA 1850
/ MlllETT'S Sr7 rRgMsutl Avr
- u WILT W 2.qI5
~ alsw orsr Rosii-s from U-W 3
?. ~. $40 Arsf ~ .. n. Al Dsy SATURDAY..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
PRATT EVENS COUNT


PRATT EvENS COUNT
Just a minute and 20 seconds
later however. Pratt. the former
Ranger playing his second game
for Toronto, split Bill Quacken-
bush and Dick BehlinG, the Detroit
rookie detenSemen. TO even the
score on a short shot from the
right.
BehlinC. who was lust up from
Indianapolis for the night 10 take
the place Of Stewart. was victim
lied with Ouackenbush again on
a break by Billy Taylor and Lorne
Carr carly in the second period.
AS they converged on Taylor at
the middle. Carr sped in on right
wing and took the pass Taylor
pushed between the feet Of the
two DetroiterS. Goahe Mowers
was a dead pigeon.
II took the Wings dozen furi-
Gus rushes. five pile-upS at the
Toronto goal mouth. before they
tied the score on Alex Motter'S
45-foot shot from left wing
through a screen Of bodies.
Happy Day admitted the good
fortune which kept Detroit'S boSt
dcfenSemcn out Of action He
SDied Stewart and Orlando sit
ting on rubbing table as he came
out Of the inner dressing room.
after his conference with Adams.
EXPLAIN THEIR INJURIES
Dav asked Stewart why he
hadn't played
fractured couple ribs in
the first game with Toronto
and hurt them again against
Boston" said Jack.
well. it's good 10 see you
out tonight" said Day. not ex-
planning just how he meant
that.
Then Day turned n Orlando
most hated OF all Toronto oppo-
ncntS
"Hi, Jimmy" he said As he
reached over and patted Orlan-
dos left knee
Jimmy'S eyes bulGed His long
black cigar popped up az an IS
degree angle.
INV sore knee too" said tho
iraScible Orlando. As tho To-
ronto manager spun through
the door
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-07
Ohio Dog Is Tops
Ret Rae Romance, Only Months Old Judged
Winner Fox Terrier Clubs Puppy Match
By Don GILLIES

Rae beautiful which reached The finals
5month-od vIe-halred FOX eral high class dogs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10
Assembly
To Elect
Miss Lindqu;ss 70 Preside
Saturday evening

Election of nsw officers for
the spring term will be the
center Of interest 10 members
Of Cedar Assembly. Order Of
Rainbow for Girls. whsn they
meet Saturday evening In the
Masonic temple ~ 80. 3sth
and Sheridan.
The NESTING has b~sn ssiiea fnf
oicioeh Mas Betty lean Llnds
aulst ~lIi preside over tn slssfien
ard the bssssnsss meeting instsl-
lsiion ~ ths ns~ affiesss hss b~sn
set for Fsbfuary 7
Plans stIi ~ made fsH ths nssf
meeting shieh w1ll - ths effisisi
visit % ths grand officers ~ tn@
state Al th1s time there ~iIi -
reception foe Miss ciemsntlns
Gordon. Ths msloFssy seFvies ~Ili
he conferred later in to swearing
After the msstins insss ~iii b
refreshments ~Itn Mis- Carol Mo-
IN charge
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-01-10

The entire theme will he "our
America" and the speaker. Mr..
Kari Richards. formerly attaehe Of
the American embassy IN Paris,
will talk on Business and Profess
sional Men and Women IN World
Of War" His talk will be espe-
eislly interesting as he was In
Paris ~ the time of the fall Of
France and Travelled through sew
eral European countries right after
that.
Miss Belle Ruth Clayman will
sing a group of songs. accompanied
by Mrs. Helen Congdon. Miss Bar
hara Tuttle will give three num-
bers on the accordion and Mrs
Gay Quaidbach Of Longview will
lead the singing with DR.. Myrtle
Ely At the piano. Mrs Harry 2.
Cain will greet the guests for the
city Of Tacoma and Miss Marie
Young. state president Of the Bust
ness and Professional Women's
federation. will respond.
Honored guests for the dinner
will be Mrs. Belle Reeves. secretary