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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-11
State Merit System
Workers Total 3S4,
MGrtinsOn Reports

Employees chosen under the state
merit system nov fill 1874 state jobs.
Supervisor M. P. Martinson said In
report on the systems first year Of
operation,
Despite the number who took the
merit system councils examination,
the council now is faced with IAN
increasingly difficult task in locating
qualified help for state service" Mar
tinSon said
During 1871, he said the merit coun-
ell received 647l applications for ex-
aminations, Of which 5,l84 we're &C
cepted.
The examinations provided list Of
names, in order of ability, from which
vacancies are filled in the unemploy-
ment compensation commission, the
board Of health and the public vel
fare department.
War work and increased demand for
clerical and stehographic help has
greatly depleted the eligible lists and
within six months Of the establish
ment OF these registers we find 1t
necessary to prepare new examina-
tions" for certain job classifications,
Martinson said.
A large percentage of the initial ap-
plicants we're men and women already
employed in one Of the three depart
ments. most OF them completing the
tests successfully and remaining at
work. he said
The three departments have taken
100 new employees from merit system
registers established last october and
December, ne reported
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-11
TRISTATE WATER
PROGRAM VIEWED
GOVERNORS OF MONTANA. NORTH
DAKOTA. WYOMING PONDER
MISSOURI ACCORD

Preliminary plans to "open the door
for an equitable distribution of waters
Of the upper Missouri river and its
tributaries among the states Of Mon
tana, Wyoming and North Dakota were
discussed at a conference in Billings
of governors of the three states, engi-
neers and water board members.
The conference was held to LAY the
preliminary ground work" Of a tri-
state compact which win develop water
resources Of the Missouri and its trib-
utaries, including the Yellowstone and
Big Horn rivers.
Gov. Sam c. Ford Of Montana pre-
sided at the session, which also was
attended by Gov. Nels H. Smith OF
and Gov. John Moses Of
North Dakota.
It was agreed that the three states
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BEELER DISCLOSES
PLAN TO BUILD
PIPELINE TO COAST
(Continued from Page Onel

(Continued from Page One)
The plan and report showed a po-
tential Of oil for Montana as follows:
Proven fields, Is; structurally possible
fields, 10; potential Montana fields,
%; present daily production per day,
10000 barrels, as Of sales records only.
Surplus production per day, $500 bar
rels. Total per day. 1850 barrels; oil
wells as of June /, 1871. 2.700: gas
wells as of the same date. 600; total
producing wells, 1900 OH produced IN
Montana to date as Of June /, 1914,
81, 8S7, 766 barrels as per sales records;
cash value Of oil sold to date, SILL
268yS4s; potential new wells to dri1,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-11
1912 Compilations

Cobb-Jeffries- Stuff No NE SEA NE3 3-35-6W
Cobb Texaco-Fee No. NE NE3 SEA S-35-6W
Frances Oi-Trbal 201 No SE SEA Me- 30-32-5W
Frances Oil-Tribal 1877 NO NV SWa NW3 SO-32-5w
Indian-Reichon No. c Lot 10 Sec S-34-6W
A. Katley-Agt.-M atson No. / Lot q Sec l5-34-6W
Lawler- Hoer-Clarkson No. SW SWa SWi 9-33-5W
Santa Rita-Jacohson No. 3 G SEA SWz 7-33-5W
Santa Rlta-Tribal NO. is G NWz SEA 3-35-6W
Tarrant-Lenoir No SW SWa NWa 17-3l-5W
Texaco-Govt B. No. s. c Lot Sec. 2o-32-5W
Texaco-State Mass No. 10, @ Sw3 SW3 l6-32-5W
Texaco-Govt. A No 4 SEA SWa l7-32-5W
Texaco-A6ner No @ NE3 NE3 32-S3-5W
Texaco- Bonnet No. 5 CIVIL SEA SEA 7-32-5W
Texaco-AGler No 3 SW3 SEA 29-33-5W
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-11
Joseph Huqer Dies

Joseph Hilger, who died at a hos
pital in Helena at the age Of 70. was
rancher. He lived either at the Capital
city or at his ranch home near the
Gates Of the Mountains all his life.
He was born in Helena Dec 8, 1859,
and enjoyed a wide acquaintance. not
only among residents Of this section
but among tourists who visited the
Gates Of the Mountains.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-11

The reign OF Charles I Of England
gave us the word pin money" Pin
makers gave this monarch 500 pounds
annually for his good win, and he
turned the sum over to his queen for
her private use.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-11

Engineers estimated that actual ex-
penditures for motor-car travel ON the
road amount to between Ii and 2 cents
q mile, depending on whether a light,
medium, or heavy car is used. These
figures do not include tires and re-
pair expenses Of the year. raises the
cost per mile to between 2.l8 and 2.94
cents.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-11
keVin-Sunburst Field
1912 Compilations
Initial Top Of
Production Pay"

-Goedderz 1915
Nepsad-e al-Haugan No. CSL
Prevol & Shay-Ciovt No CNL l135-3W
amrock Schmidt No 8 Sc
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-11
Gun BANK DRILLING WELLS

Tribal 1893 No sw s0-s2-5w 1856
Oil
SW NE 2S335W 80 Bbl
No SEA NW3 7335W " Bol s
10 Lot 4325W o. Bol
8
Glacier production- Hnnett No / o
Hanlo NWaNE3 30-325W Rig
NW3 &-32-6W 46lI
2N NV Cor Lot 332-6W z6oo
ita-Ke NWa N-32-5W on 1SOO
Rita-
Rita 20-S5W o45
Jordan No.
Tsrrnt Taolrnd JrANo 3 G SOLO
Tarrant RiCl
jndo1st No NFa 2O-32-5W
Texaco- G Lot Sec 2O32-5W SUSPENDED
Lindqu NEs 20-S5W N54l
xaco-Al SEA 29-3S-5W 1000
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-11

Total wages in the United States
increased % percent in 1941.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1942-04-11

Slang in Argentina Is expressed with
gestures of the hands.
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New Locations Cut Bank

Santa Rita Eendrickson c M 10-34-5W Rl
aal'1 art Tribal G. Sy1N W4 Or
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Read the Classified Advertisements
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Active Oil and Gas Fields
Location
Depth
operator
BAKER-GLENDIVE
Landowner


BAKER-GLENDIvE
s: & ::. T.. q; II ' IL 81
BERTHELoTE DOME
BLACK BLACK Gold o m Ne s aR s sa H 2 '@ sS Si
RowEs GAS FIELD
Montana aa e NO Sc 70 SEA s sNlsE a.O Gas
Montana 6 No No s sE SEE E sSSE Location
1910 c sws sws isiisE
BOX ELDER GAS FIELD go
State NO. 1907 sWa sWa lS-S27E 200
American mol NEs swa is-sN-25E sl2s
BUTTON BUTTE
ct al-woOdward NO SEA SEA 2O-42E 300
Rehal-Drout-Tieltgs NO Sc SEA swa 2-sl-5E 1900
DEVON FIELD
s#B:: Ne s Sa 81 a sT. sW' ''''''H % c..
Smith Smith Donsa No Sw ~" aW RasS asr
BaheFTazsr .oOo; sM Ca Gas 9S s
WASH HalversOn No swa NE aOOOM Gas 800
EAST BRIDGER
Hamilton ct al MOI Farms swa iO-s7-5E OIL as7l
FLAT WILLOW
FLATHEAD BASIN
HOerr-Jensen cOrp-shenn Nwa Nwa 24-sO-21w s5
Edwards g. Canison No l sENws25-sa-l5E l474
LoTHAIR STRUCTURE ,,.o
McDOugan ct Eagle Greek Oil No Ei 24-s2sE 1850
LUTHER-Fox DOME
Tarrant-Heare No NV SEA NWa 14-6s-iSE l~O
Tarrant-woOd No c s2-28-lw Materials
MISSION DOME
security Petroleum wees No 2O-2s-llE OO
% S29 Ss s s ~ sw Sw ' Show OIL ADD 3
Isadigan- Basinser NO Water 9523
Sc NWa NE sS7sssw w Snow Snow Oh 2ss
zodiac kellogg No ss-2aN-5w Show Oil 1850
RATTLEsNA IKE BUTTE BUTTE 1900
Esss, % 81 sSzS25 RS4' ss s G.
ROUND BUTTE 900,
Miracle on-Bailey NO. NEa s-es2sE 1881
SAGE CREEK STRUCTURE on
Biggs- Carlson No c Nws 22-s7N-7E ~"
SIGNAL BUTTE 90,
s e. q ';;5;:s '' So sss i
A-A Oil Corp-Fey No swa a2-s7-2E ISIS
ToLUcA DOME ,ooo
Crosby NO Sc SEA NEa ls-1s-isE 1000
TWO LEGGINS STRUCTURE (HARDIN) o,.o
Massey Oil Government l SEA 11-2s-slE zl9O
s. q y & =. ssss5 1s Is
WEST BOULDER
Inermounain sates-wof No NE SEA sWa S-SS-llE 0pe
WEST PoNDERA ,or, -. ,,oo
SEA 342-5W SOoM Gas zOO
w1NIFRED DISTRICT ,,os
No NO. NV NWs TWa LIS
oA-1
mt NO c sE. s SEA z9iaE Dry
-Nfanlan SNaSW4 3-2lN-lSE N"S
pennoc Sc NW3 NW3 6-zl-loE
-NFelon NC. 2O21-l8E
q Tony-Sta SW3 NE3 So-1zN-llE
Judith SEA SWa 2o-zzN-liE ~
SW3 SEA
w w Iony-State no I'M M -1IN17E
-crocEer NO sw 2422NsE Water S2
WINNETT DISTRICT r
u Y schwartz J Govt NO 2s-5N-SOE Water 1888 u
: I.1 11A sTu " ? ? ossAE $50 81
laurel on Co NO
DC I'D nTC OCES g s potential ss R Bsassss5 5o
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Cut Bank Oil Field

Initial Top OF
Production PAY"
OIL and Water 5000
8 Bbl. 5000
IS Dbl. 1880
v l55 Bbl. 3OO5
10 B5l. 1925
las Bbl. 1884
? y Bbl. 1927
$50 Bbl. 30l5
557 Bbl. 2975
Dry-Abd. 1890
IS Bbl. 27S3
172 Bbl. 1850
225 Bbl. 2769
40 Bbl. 1850
l02 Bbl. 2s7S I
1T Bbl. 1885 |
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Montana Dakota Uites-Beaver NO NE3 SW3 84-62E
Carter Oil Co-Cedar Greek c SWa SEA 19-4N-62E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
MISCELLANEOUS

Anthony JakItisgen 27s Louis
s3A Robert Kingston go,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Detroit End S2.8O3
that's Amount BowIers Won in Central States
Tourney in Toledo; Stroh Shines Again

with a 1854 total. The O'NeirS
1000 won the Class A five-men
Five other Detroit teams landed
in the Class A money, and they.
too. are members of the Times
Classic. Rudy Walby'S Five shot
29o7 for fifth place and $3.50, Nal
Gilmour's Paris tied for seventh
with 2S75 and SS7 so, Dick Kra-
kow's deadlocked for tenth with
Ken LudikerS Pepsi Cola with
1862 each and S45 apiece. while
Louis Burr's National made nine
teenth with 2Sl7 for $40
Pepsi Cola'S 2S04 was good for
fourth in the Class 3 fiVe-men and
SIS. closely followed by Franken-
muth with 1886 for fifth and $50.
Krakow copied high single, 1914,
due mainly 10 Joe Scribner's 297,
for an additional s..
Wally Reppenhagen and Phil
Bauman of Stroh'S topped Detroit
in the doubles with 1869 for sec
ond and Sl10 Fred Wolf, a team
mate, shot 6S4 for second in the
singles and S65 and 1901 for fifth
in the all-eVents for Sl2.
Frank Mitzel, secretary of the
Detroit Bowling Association, has
the prize checks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03

Considering the talent entered
Detroit howlers made an excellent
showing, not only from a scoring
standpoint but monetary as well,
IN the twenty-third annual tourna-
ment Of the Central States AsSO-
citation, recently concluded at Jack
Hagertys Superior Alleys in
Toledo.
OF the total prize fund of So 976
they will cut in for S2S03.75 as
their end in prize winning checks.
OF this amount they won $500 50
in the Class A flXe-mcn. S292.50 in
Class b, SS7 in the booster and SIC
in the all-events.
In the Class A doubles they
hauled down S593.50 and in Class
p S30l. The Class A singles nettcd
S6S4.75 and the Class B $2l6.50
according 10 the figures released
by the associations reliable Secrc.
tary, Billy Madison, also OF
Toledo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
on FOR BIRMINGHAM

Clarence Appiagafo's Drivers
Joe Hughes BraS>Ics. Harley
Webbs Spoons. Adam Besemer
Driving Irons, Ted Sirenc s Mid
Irons, Harry Kai>crs Mashie
Irons. Or. Paul NillerS Washes
Robert TiUhcrC's Nashie NihllckS.
Ossie EaknS NlhlckS. Simeon
Jones Pu'tcrS Francis Young S
JigGers and Harold CouNor'S by
nawrters VIII roll for Birmingham
Chryslcr UAW-CIO Local No :
will dominate tho next three
.iads with kerchev1l plant be-
represented on the GrSt and
@ferson plant on the next two
They VIII be out 10 set up marks
in Class c, y and Z that will be
hard IN beat.
Watson'S Palmer Park Rec Is
the only Class 4 club listed today
other members are Art lIouttc-
man, Jack Bland Herman Iuhcn-
villc and Angelo DawICo Barney
Adairs George s. Henry rho
only other Class l. outfit an beside
Woody-Pontac
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
PALMER PARK
NIGHTI>GNIT Gil
PILLAR
SENIOR not ~

IS n. W Y
3chrid 81 81 81 fC.air % 81
scotf 1S g Iprrtfe rs -
Macdonald So rs FeseN % a.
Patrick 80 81 FfrfrN 2f--7a
Hieh scores 81 Far~lm 20- Van
Decelaere 206 e Jane 207 " PaukhIrs'
2fI 20q n ReF Ei4 Euo'' 2tI J..
Braun 25S r. Ardersack 2if-2f7 pt Tan
.ner 200, A Hafett 215205. Joe papp,rt
t20s-20i, o. Peters 2i2, J. GLANCE 2i4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Averages ESQ
For 5Gdnnes

Averaging $50 for five games,
JUNE Mcmahon Of Lol y. J.. set
a new record for the Rainbow ALI
Star Individual Classic when he
topped yesterdays bowling field
with a 1858.
He substituted for Vincent
Mikiel Mcmahon started with Z5l
and followed with POS and 22l be-
fore closing with 2S9 and PSF. In
his $50 game he left the 1o-pih on
his eleventh ball and in his final
drew the Sc split on his eleventh.
The former record ll79 was
held by Tony Placldo. the only one
10 get a 300 IN Detroit Times
Sweepstakes competition. Placido
Is now In the service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Stroh Sweeps,
Paris Trails
By -Four Games
Ekhardt-Becker Scores
1913 TO Lead League;
Chene-T rombIy, 1859

Paris is four games behind today
in the Greater Detroit League
race. Al Olympic last night Nal
colin Gilmour's bowlers again were
minus Anchorruan John Crimmins
and dropped two 10 the steadily
rising SchmidtS while Stroh- goose
legged Edelwelss.
Again Ekhardt- Becker led the
field in team scoring With 1888
fourth high in the league. Len bet
loft Of National was first among
the individuals with sos. Chene-
-Trombly was close with 1863 and
National hit BOIL. Detroit Recre-
alton. twice loser 10 Chene-Trom-
bly,. boWled 2999.
Right back Of Dettloff were
Chef Bukowski and Emil Dimitrie
Of Ekhardt- Becker. with 500 and
692 respectively. Steve Cruchon
Chene-Trombly, strutted GIL. and
Louis Sielaff, Ekhardt- Becker, 664
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Times Sweepstakes Under Way at Imperial Today
WHEN YOU WANT TO BOWL BUY YOUR OWN ALLEY
Nick Blossom Has Hopby-Formud for Raising Average

Once upon time man bought
a theater, established a stock COM
pany, married an actress so he
could see all the shows for moth
ing.
Reasoning along a somewhat
associated line, Nick Blossom could
not get enough Of bowling So he
became co-proprietor of the IA
month-old DENLY Recreation out
at Whittier and Kelly road. Two
successful retail meat establish
mcntS on the east side took so
much time as 10 interfere with his
average.
Apparently the Blossom motto
was, when the meat business
bars bowling, get into the bowling
business" Long hours behind the
counter afforded Nick fewer rec
reation periods than demanded.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
Mt. ELLIOTT

MARnnNs a. d.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
That's an Idea. Eddie" Nick
returned. remind me Of IL again
some time"
AMBASSADOR

u. :. r.. COOLIDGE COACH
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
rAM.CIo InrAI. Nn- I sqIAn

N 30--Class N-Talrcr Park Rec
travelling Art Watson Clhss B--Oeortc 4
Henry Bsrney Adaf WDott Pontiac Sslss
A9ve'inE John Sarup Class tAW-Cit
\al 40. Motor Block 80 g VI
Pant $50 50 O. sofia Class II
',rl91gs NJ, .ga sheet Af 3D., A,.''q n
40 l. Lv0n Inc Is Ir'Ieuak Unison SAC
Neiehhorhoo9 - Wuclyk Class L--Ly0
so 2 Lyon. Irc D. yacuoDe No'o
Block 40. s, uAW-CiO Eocal 81 T. r
Patterson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
CADILLAC ,THIFTIC CLuB
GLENEAGLES

M-tsT sInF KENIRA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
TEAMMATE SUGGESTS

What moments he did have were
spent al an east side establish
ment where he carried a 1872 in
two leagues. But those were in
days five years back when Nick
did not take the game too seri-
ouSly.
Daily reading Of the papers,
however. especially the accounts
of how the big shots moved EN-
down convinced him that the l52
was not such n much as averages
20. The longer he pondered the
more he bowled.
One day teammate, Eddie
Konn. who wearied Of the Blossom
endurance, exploded. Listen. Nick
If you like IL so well why not own
an alley?"
That's an idea. Eddie" Nick
returned. remind me Of IL again
some time"
The time came sooner than Nick
figured. He saw room for an estab-
lShmenEln-hlS- section Of the far
east side. From his sale Of The
meat business and income from
other investments. came the
money. DENLY was the upshot in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03

NEW GARFIELD

INbit> No 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03

s,ib--Class n Roofs r 2uIrykv.
Crankshar So r Jorder ps'ons T.
kanachkl Final Assembly charles Phelps
Material. r. Carmen Bone cords George
RIhana. sea- Wings Angelo DeBasco Re-
ceivinE. Romeo FrurEcsu'. Cushions
Adoph Jansen Glass Trim FdV7rd
zamoisk Dept. So, 7. Taylor. Rear Backs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
FORT BOULEVARD
FORT DLIRAl

Ifsh sr-res Jimmie SnIiakcs 2fS PRANK
T.rnk eWfrg 23q barney Ciprari $50 John
KoytoI "a. Jimmy Monty 223 2l2 Erwin
R0i4a 2ci Harry F1arrk 2f5 900 Joe RITZ
1ll JuHus Rernas 40 EDDIE SACHS 2io
s'evs lrre goo Harold Rochovisk 204.
RUDY Furt 2of. Waiter OErodovsh 2o3
lack Neg 2o3 OTTO Berras 2n2 Horace
Grover e0l John F~orek 200 Roy Rowsl-
SKI zoe Joe inertia 200. Paul Chutis 2i0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
sTRoH GETS $3.50

Joe Norris Stroh. d ndin &
champion in the Detroit Times
All-Star Classic, carried off the top
prize, $3.50. for finishing second 10
Buzz Fazio's O'Neils of Akron, O.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
MIcHIc>N TOOL
MILLETT'S
MOI u ITAGIF

Hlgh scores Wsuett 2is G. Tav.t-
son 222, y FHdEe 2i3 y Doyle 2at-2ts
Nero 207 p srhirfsky 20t Is. Haueer
2oi 2o6 J.. Trickett 2i3 \ Fio-rr1 2ii.
2is2o5. y keath'ey 2lf u curtin l0l.
22S Ramm 2i3 J paveua -nq.1fo q
Schmir 222 J Shock'cy 22f Vs. Dnef,
2s3. T Coulter 213 A. Jank0wsky 20i -202
~ Nash 215 " Jank rwsky 23s 4 Kunr
2l0. J. McC arthy 2l1-G. RoUneer 2rs
" Aha 27a 203 " Eslston 237.2u3 w
Pagesu 20s r. Ren'on zcs. Morris ?21
p. schemanske 2i2-233. r Freedman COZ
H. Birch 2i7 4 Friedman COS N Lane
2a4 L. Nipper 20f go. y Fisher rs. C.
Tanner 213. n. Brichta 2l1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
ONE BEHIND PARIS

Ekhardt- Becker. d fen d z
champions, are in third place, one
game behind Paris, clipping Ma
tional twice. In the opener Eee-Bee
found 1ll6 and followed with 987
and 1895. National had 9S6-l063-
1922. Chene-Trombly landed two
from Detroit Recreation. the
games running 1l05-1009-l05o to
959-l044-996.
Schmidt outscored Paris. 1894 10
1888 and 2.l. Stroh had one more
pin than Schmidt in shutting out
Edelweiss (2754) with Herb Case
high for EdelweiSs on 592. Joe
Norris and CaSS Grygier had soc
even and Fred Wolf 62l. Fred Blu
Jack and Steve Dutko led Schmidt
on 653 and 63l.
Adolph konopka and Carl Ker.
stem marked Gil and 622 in that
order for Paris but Joe Green and
Perry Allagreen had ignition trou-
BILE and Nal Gilmour. sitting in
for Crimmins, had $50 higher than
the Green or Allagreen figures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
ALLEN HAS ga

Mineralites. with Harold Allen
turning 644. swept Auto Club, 29l5
10 2711. Herb Mertens secondlng
Allen with 595. Jack Crilly led
Auto Club on the same total.
DemeryS, with Bill Hess and
Frank Grubb tossing $40 and 500.
took three from Pepsi-Cola, 1855
to 26SS.
Dawes, with Mark Collinak and
Joe Adams doing 63l and 60i,
tunked Oldbru twice, but had only
1851 against 2939. a 1877 opener
against 0fdbru's 979 cutting the
Dawes output. Krakow stopped
Norge twice, 1867 10 2656. with Joe
Scribner match high on 562.
Those constantly improving De-
troit RecreationS had 623 from
Fred Breckle. 63S from Bob john
Ston and go from Dave Berger.
Tony Novak had 500 for National
Chene-Trombly was the best bal
anced. with every man delivering
600 or better-Joe PauuS. SOB
Louis Meyers, $40; Henry Gavie,
646; Cruchon, GIL, and Mike
Tesla. SOC.
Ekhardt-Becker's 1116 came up
on the conveyor as follows Blu
kowski. DDS; Dimitrle, 244; George
Holmes. l79: Bill North. 246; Sic
laff, DID,. Chene-Trombly's 1l05
was registered from Paulus. PIG:
Meyers, 2ll; GAVE, 22S, Cruchon.
247 TeSta. 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03

Totals So 91s atS Totais es,
Grand total 26ss Grand tota
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
TWENTIETH CENTURY
HoUSF LEAGUE

STEPHAN gi32 O3 Ken Maroue 2i0. Art
Haman 204 Paul Rahout 200, Adam Cat
tier 200 Ace WeEemael 20i Don Sanso-
terra col Ernie cross 2il, Wayne HAun
2l3. Lou LAGER ga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-03
SOUTHEASTERN
LADIES, HOI IL

HiEh scores Evelyn Bolls 207 Hazel
HouemAn 1875 Theresa WalEsk 1q2 Anna
Korthals 100 Clara Ruppel iss Ivy Hud
son isf Ws'aa Gorlitz 10 Florence Sulli-
wan iTq. Lucille Duhhs rs rs Madeline
Kor'hAIs 1-s lorraine Esrstsn fTs. Marie
s,rrh IFS Marion Kokovlc, -. Grace
Johnson ~ Margaret NoShcr ~.
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rh scores r-tr-eas 90 O. r-eF
s.rn 200 .a4 Sttrec-ter 214 & srhers'
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Woody-Pontidl
Twill Defend N
Glass B Title
Golf Clubs TO Take Part
in Opening With Mayor
Rolling First Ball
BY HAROLD KAHL

Defense OF the Class B cham
pionship by Johnny Sleeps
Woody-Ponuac five will be one OF
the highlights when 60 bowling
teams launch the tenth annual De-
troit Times Sweepstakes al I'm
perial Recreation in the General
Motors Building today.
This club, scheduled az 1890
o. m. along with Art Watson's
Palmer Park Recreation in Class
A. mustered tho final total Of 2977
on games of 994-995-9S8 10 come
down in front last year. Besides
Shepp the only other member Of
the original cast left is I'd Berlin,
who was pacemaker with 635.
Steve KowalCZyk and Emil
Dimitrie are with other teams,
while Joe SZpont is In the service.
Their places have been taken by
Johnny Blum, Joe Miscovich and
Louis Warda. They don't expect
10 shoot as high as last year. but
intend 10 make good stab at il.
GOLF CLUBS PRESENT
Twelve quintetS from Clinton
Valley Country Club and II from
Birmingham Golf Club viii hold
down the first two squads, the
former being Of Class {, ID and r
classification and the latter all
ass +. The Clinton Valley group
Olll start al p. m, instead Of the
usual hour, ! 80. 10 allow for brief
opening ceremonies at 3 p. m.
Mayor Edward j. JeffrieS viii
deliver the first ball 10 officially
start the event. which continue
week-endS through March q
Frank Palmer. Clinton Valley
League president. and John Keller,
Birmingham chairman, VIII be
among those who Will Try to out
roll him.
Others Will be Walter Wolf. vice
president, and Harold COylc, Sccre-
tarY treasurer of Clinton Valley;
Adam Mackenzie and John r
Smith vice Chaiumsn. and Edward
Y. Learned, secretary treasurer Of
Birmingham Judge John d.
Watts VIII be master Of cere-
monies
The Clinton Valley teams are
Pat PatterSon'S PutterS, Jack
Bakers Bras,les. Walter Cos.
tellos spoons. William DAM
MaShie Irons, Jack Dalt0n'S Chip
perS. Jerry lynch Ma~rIp Nib
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PALACE
RRNN INITR-PIANr

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Fn ana 900 Hs'gh Cran -o5.223. Nfke
Eutnn cf2. John FraFrUs- 225 John
Allan 2G1 Don PItNsunn 202 William
Nck.'ri~k 2nZ-2ir Sex Isaac 2o-. George
! artIup c1i Fr"f FHEaIaki GA Spencer
Wtrneu 1of Bruno S'eIusr pos, Nibef'
Se.scr c13. Jack ZGiCnsky cor.
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1910 with Stanley Barr as Nick 5
partner.
Nick. IN between tours OF atten-
tion 70 business. now gets in some
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