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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30

Thursday
WORLD SERlES-MBS lis p. m.
Play by play from St Louis.
NBC-Q a. m. show without a nam
gels name.
loo p. m Airhreaks Variety,
6 -Neighborhood call, new
time
CBS-lo noon Kate Smith Com.
ment;
40 p. m Highways to Health;
6 20 Vera BARTON Song.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30
Pick of the Air I oday

ray. Tom Cashin on The Scrap
Drive
$50 Pass IN Review;
1870 This Is the Hour
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30
Cunningham
Drug Store
To Sell Gillian
Medicine at
Csc for 3 Days
Offer Unheard Of Before
in Ypsilanti, Preparations
Made for Large Crowds
Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday

r you were told ,ha, BY simply
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30
How to Get il for Csc

To get your first bottle for 25c
nomorrow Friday and Saturday
ONLY) Simply clip the coupon he
low and bring il 10 Cunninghsm's
Drug store
KEEP FIT Buy WAR
BONDS -FOR VICTORY
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30
Reason for Amazing Offer

Drug store.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-30

Take the dinginess from your floors
and other wood surfaces without back
breaking rubbing. Let Old English Floor
Wax do your work for you. Buy sup
NV NJ this sale
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Russell, WatrOus
Near Golf Record
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

made a hole-in-one at Hawthorne
the second of his career. Escoe
hackers warn that he also knows
this course. He had a hole-in-ont
there several years ago. Owner
Walter o. Briggs is honorary
chairman. Spike Briggs, one Of
the prize winners last year, will bt
missing. He's in the armed forces
Pro-President Day
The weeks golf schedule include!
the pro-preSident tourna m e n
Monday at Detroit Country Club
A dinner Will follow, at which J
Russell Gnau, the man most re-
sponsible for the Ryder CuI
matches, will be presented with
gold membership card by the
Michigan PEA. The Women's Dis
trict will hold its final tournament
and elect officers Tuesday at De
troit Golf Club.
Two events are scheduled FOL
w e DIN day. Bloomfield Hill!
Country Club will hold its annua
Presidents Day and business meet
ing. The Metropolitan Golf As
ISOLATION will meet at Hillcres'
and award the set of clubs anC
bag given in the Pearl Harbol
tournaments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Hernett a Catcher for II Years

Pvt Nick Dech formerly of The Detroit Times art stan
and now at Fort Custer in postcard reminds that was
Mickey Darmon and not "cDarmond who died after knock
out at the hands of Eddie Koppy in Olympia ring some
wears ago Il was one many kids in Darmons neigh
by the young boxers DEATH Dech wrote
Thanks Nick . . . Baby Harnett has been a catcher %
20 of those In the majors The
total Of 2240S3 to their home games at Mil
uaukee this season compared TO only 1888 in 1941.
Charley Rung is 81 years old but expects to pitch three
years bring his total Of American League victories
up 300 Luke Sewels contract manager Of
ST. Browns expires December but there said to
question about it's renewal for long period perhaps
the club president convinced that Sewe is
solely responsible for the Browns great Iowa admits
all noncommssoned soldiers and sailors to football for
so but officers must the regular price Ernie
Never AAmerica fulback Stanford and of
the greats of all time captain in the Marines serving
with aviation ground forces Al Lang est Petersburg
reports that IL of 6 big league clubs will train in Florida
next spring The Browns Pirates Cubs and White Sox will
train the Pacific Coast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
|RogeII Takes Stars
Ito Windsor 0d. 10

Big league baseball in Windsor
that's the good news that comes
from across the border. This time
il is for a worthy cause--to buy
athletic equipment and other rec.
reationl things for the boys oil
Windsor's fast moving Both recce
battalion Essex Reserves which
is now in training for overseas.
Billy Rogell, while over in Wind
sor at a recent ball game, sug.
gested a big league team playing
the Detroit Paris Cleaners for the
benefit of the regimental fund anc
it was gladly accepted. Billy linec
up Mike fresh of Chicago. Chef
Laabs of st. Louis, Barney Nc
+Gosky, Jimmy Bloodwofth. john,
Upon, Paul Dizzy Trout, Ha
Newhouser and Rudy York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

That 1851 Margaret Rus
sell and AL Watrous had at Loeb
moor in the pro-women'S tourna-
ment was quite a round. But
they're not quite satisfied. Both
point out they could have been 80
or better on the first nine.
They missed four puts from 6
TO II feet. Had two of them
dropped they would have bettered
what is believed to be record for
these competitions. the 70 made by
Jimmy Thomson and Phyllis Otto
the st. Paul Open. Also
they had two skies coming in.
They finished the second nine
4-4-2-4-4. .
Briggs Stadium employees will
hold a golf tournament Monday at
Hawthorne Valley. Eighty players
competed a year ago. Charley Escoe,
who in the winter has charge OF
Olympia's box office. was the win
ner. Escoe has a new rival IN
Louis (Red) Moreau, who recently
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
With
Lewis II. Walter
or the Hook

Walter Broadway misses frankie Moore who was
always a right guy who against it, but may
before Broadway frankie The hghrong Ken
tucan the Detroit track every day trying TO prove you
beat the And not doing bad job OF it.
Kentucky Nightingale when he was
a singing n a movie palace In Cincinnati But Maurice
Of famous bookmakers
life the tracks OF the
United States and Frankie singing now just party stun
Mavbe you'll frankie little better when II Is recalled
Honsby for $4,000 in horse
when he boss OF the
did business monthly credit business
mailed check Tor S5OO or so at me
OF the month But the Rsah got to playing them high VIDE
remember the boomaker had to lay OH part
of and make good them himself he was out
plenty real when he sued the bapayer he go notng
from grief But he did get some consolation from
Welsher Overheard
and Ungraeful Remember them?
Answer to a Youngsters Prayer: Juvenile heaven
locked just kept pouring out
kneedeep the frozen sweet stun
Peg the wooden legged colored
could ho loa Kids happy today
heah 9 SCHOOL, Altogether 1t was big day
for the bet dollar Lumber Queen which
paid $3.50 with all could miss?" he
grinned, whaCking his sturdy oak UNDERMINING
track stumped at the derivation Of the express
Nine of Hearts which means the old double
like giving the Black Spot Treasure Island style
plenty. TO know what card game ~
Hearts because that would be mat ou
black lady spades Or haven't ever caught her!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
|Bow|ers Decide
On Elimination
By HAROLD KAHI.

Whether 10 OF DetroitS IL rep
resentatives in the United States
individual match game champion
ships at Chicago December Ala
are decided by q local elimination
or hand-picked is up to the bowl
ers here themselves.
That was the ultimatum deliv-
cred by Harold Allen, treasurer OF
the Bowling Proprietors AsSocia-
ton of America, Saturday when
he revealed the Detroit Bowling
Proprietors Association was will
ing to stage an elimination II
wanted.
To have an elimination there
must be a field of 16. inclusive OF
Johnny Crimmins, Joe Norris and
Ernie Soest. Crimmins won the
right to challenge Ned Day OF
West Allis, Wis, for the match
game title by leading last years
eliminations also held in Chicago
Pair Are Seeded
Norris and Soest are automat-
ically listed among the IL because
the former finished second "a
Grim m ms and Soest placed
eighth. With Day reported headed
for the army Crimmins will roll
Norris 90 games for the crown the
first six days of the eliminations.
Whether Norris leg affliction
would permit him 10 engage in
this gruelling grind Is another
matter. IL not, Connie Schwoegler,
who finished third, is next In line,
but he intends TO enlist in the
navy, which would make Joe Will
man of Chicago, who finished
fourth, Crimmins' rival.
II a field of 10 is entered in the
local eliminations il will be divided
into two groups of eight for a
round-robin series to he held over
four week-ends, starting October
10. Plans call for each contestant
rolling four games with every
other in his group, or a total
of %.
Allen points out tnat each one
planning 10 enter the local elimi.
nations must be able 10 spend 1C
days in Chicago. There will be ar
entry fee of SIS and all entries
must be filed with Otto Proppe
secretary of the Detroit Bowling
tProprietors Association, mex
Thursday at midnight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Bowling Page
Starts Saturday

or interest TO all bowlers!
Each Saturday, starting next
Saturday. The Detroit TIMES
again will publish a full page
of news, pictures. standings,
200 scores and other inter-
esting highlights in the
Greater Detroit area.
League standings and the
scores must carry stamp from
establishment from which
they are sent to be published.
Every establishment has the
Times league forms. Secre-
taries should start sending
in their standings and scores
this week. To insure publi-
cation next Saturday, all
blanks must be in The De-
troit Times office by 9 a. m.
next Friday.
Keep up with bowling 80.
In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
DENNY BOY SIGNS WITH SENATOR'S

frankie Croseti of the Yankees on hot days wears
cabbage his cap which covers we ode bade pate
The veteran Cros hopes action in the coming Word
Series got his cabbage leaves ordered in case It's hot
Johnny Bunne DENLY High and sandlot player
has signed with the Washington Senators and hopes
"a 60, TO srring training Orlando Fla in the spring
Bunne games and lost with Hudson Local on the
sandlots this past he is nghtnanoer WIN
ot ~ speed He will not be is January He hit $40
during the summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Z Sophomores,
/ Freshman
u. D. Starters
Titsns 10 Enter Fridays
Game Under Lights
Heavy Fsvorites Again
By HAROLD KAHL

Two sophomores and possibly
one freshman will be in University
of Detroitis lineup when 1T opens
the season against Wayne Univer-
sity under the floodlights at the
stadium next Friday night, Coach
Gus Dorais announced at the close
of practice Saturday.
The Titans will start with Frank
Kolojesh and Charley Ruth, ends;
Bob Harrington and John Hart.
tackles; Bob Burke and Bob Ivory,
guards: Tom Frielink. center;
Capt. Don Hughes. quarter; Elmer
"Tippy" Madarik and George
Ghesquiere, halves, and either Jack
Pearl, or Jack Milito. fullback.
+ In this group Kolojeski and
Ivory are the sophomores and
Milito the froSh. With the excep-
ton of Hart. Ruth and Madarik.
who are Juniors, all the rest are
seniors. Madarik and Harrington
are the only two regulars left
from last years club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Westward A. A.

Hockey teams interested In en-
tering the Westward Athletic AS
ISOLATION League are asked TO
attend the Monday meeting at 8
o. m. at the Western ~" 1901
Clark avenue, or call James Nc
Cusker. NO. 1880. or write to him
at TOSS Navy avenue, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
FIRST GAME

Totals - & a. IL Totals 81 10 a. 10
IRAN for lombard IN eighth
fBatted for Detweiler In ninth.
Boston nO3 oOi 900
New York 201 O20 10x-6
Runs Holmes lombard Donovan; OFT
4 Mize e. Runs batted In --- Mize q
Holmes :. OFT Young Maynard q LON
ba rdl Two base hits -- Bartell. Young
Mise Home R1ns-Mizs. Holmes. OFT
Lombard Sacrifice hit Donovan. Double
PLAYS -wietsimsnn 10 Robergs 10 West,
Kluit1 70 Roherge Left on bases-New
York I. Boston 4 Bases on balis-of
Donovan 2 off sain 3. Struck out-By
Hubbell T. nv Donovan 1. nv Sain 2. Hts
orr Donovan In ~ innings. off sain J
In ga innings. Losing ptcher-Donovan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
|Unru|y Kids
Cause Forfeit

NEW YORK, Sept. rs fUP).-
With 10000 kids who brought 250
tons Of scrap swarming the field
in the New York half of the
eighth, the Giants forfeited the
Inightcap Of their double-header to
the Braves, 9 TO 0 after winning
the opener, 6 to 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Eyes Stop ingalls, Enlistment

Tiny Croft Washington Redskins 30Opound tackle Is
light on his He better tennis player
onus Wagner Pittsburgh coach the only player OF
the World Series 1903 classic between the Cubs and
the Red Sox enrolled in major baseball With the end
Of the baseball Campanis Knoxville shorstop re-
slmes work as sports editor paper New York
One of the new Washington park has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Metro Schools
Open Football
Season 0et. 7
FRIDAYS SCHEDULE

FRIDAYS SCHEDULE
BEDFORD NJ Northeastern.
Northern At Central.
western VS. Wright at Northwestern.
Southwestern At Pershins.
SATURDAY
Cooley at Mackenzie.
Northwestern vs.. Southeastern thsek
u Of d. High School vs.. Highland
Park ~. OF ID. stadium--nighD.
SUNDAY
Catholic GsatFsi-ys. Hanntramek q
Keyworth Stadium.
Metropolitan high school foot
ball comes into the sports pam
Drama over the weekend with Ave
games Friday, three Saturday, and
one the following day.
Outstanding Friday are the
annual Northern-Central reunion
at Roosevelt Field and South.
western at Pershing. Cooley and
Mackenzie get together Saturday
at Mackenzie.
Two of Saturdays matches are
under lights, Northwestern ana
Southeastern at Mack Park. Uni!
Iversity of Detroit High School ana
Highland Park offer their custo-
mary show in u. OF d. stadium.
Change tn Time
Starting time for the afternoon
games, 3 o'clock, $3.50. or 4. will
be left to the principals of the
RESPECTIVE contesting schools. The
general plan is TO start early In
the single session schools and late
in the double. 90
Conditions so vary at each that
the board of control Is not hxirs
definite time for all games
contrast TO procedure Of othlI1
Years. Announcement OF the varts-
Gus starting times will be made
during the week. 30
Touch OF Siiuer ~
Hamtramck is starting its
twenty-fifth or silver anniversary
season in the Catholic Central en-
gagement and touch of silver
also is added TO the Highland
Park University OF Detroit session.
The stake is the Silver Derby held
I by the Cubs for the last six years.
| Herb Smith has another capable
team in the making at Cooley.
I Mackenzie has visions OF amending
past reyerSes. Northern is as
sembling what looks like threat.
/ George School at Southeastern 10
directing squad that east siders
insist is contender all the way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
Bud Has His First Dollar

When Steve Owen the New York Giants discovered ne
wouldn't have the Eastern Army ASars ne
sat down and drew memory the plays Coach Bob Neyand
of the Stars by Tennessee clubs played IN recent
Sugar and Rose Bowl games Arthur Benjamin lDuoI
line coach at University of Detroit carried silver
dollar around his pocket since 1924 as lucky piece
seems that his lucky budsp has been down to his last
smackeroo
Capt Robert T. Bobby Jones former grand slam cham
pon, says: :,
1--WE all need friendly golf for fresh air, change OF
and the afforded during these trying
times"
II Hal Trosky decides to return to baseball the INDIANS
rrohoblv will sell him They have Fleming and
recruit from Baltimore, Ed. Robinson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

no rubber center only wool Is used Bob Smith, manager
in the Wisconsin state League
coach of the Green Bay Packers.
Bob Ingalls, Michigan center turned down by
the army navy guard because of defective
The Red turned ITO dozen basebas
that figure represents the number
of foul hit into the stands at Yankee Stadium during the
season ending
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
CHARGE Great Lakes Dueked En-

Freddie Hutchinson, ex-ger Fl games and lost ou
n,cbing for the Norfolk Training Station team this
mast season Incidentally Norfolk charges that Mickey
branes Great Lakes team challenge from Norfolk
for championship Johnny Nggeng Browns pitcher
has been recassed into giving the lie to critics VINO sad
y. w.s too old to go 70 war John admits only 81 The
Worlds Series be by October TO- Tor on that
day Phil Rizzuto Yankees enlisted as seaman hrs
class must report at Norfolk.
Mort Cooper Cardinal pitching recovered the ball with
which he pitched his twentieth victory the Dodgers early
in September. through radio and newspaper appeal
youngser showed up at the hotel with the ball and
Cooper gave another autographed ball to take its place
Hank Gowdy the first major Lacquer to enlist IN the
armed forces in World but Bill Stewards friends
assert that League umpire the first player
any league note to Stewart left the Montreal
club of the international loop for which he pitching to
Join the navy June 1917, several months before Gowdy
enlisted the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
New Idea for Serep Metal

NOTRE DAME, Ind, Sept. 26.--
Some so bronze name plates for
box seats in Notre Dame stadium
which are no longer In use have
been turned in TO the nations
scrap iron drive. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
SECOND GAME

Runs Holmes. SPAIN: Bartell. Wtek 2,
Maynard. Gordon. -Weitelman. Runs
hated in-Mi1e, Young. waner Barna 2,
Fernandez. Two-base hits-2Waner. Rob
lergs. FernandeI. Thres-b hit-Bsrna.
stolen base N1s. escrifice hH-Cerpen-
tier. Double Wieieimsn 20 West,
Maynard 10 Barisli. De'weiler 20 West.
lLen-on-h Assa-Na~- York - asinA-e
Bases on balls-on spshn q, OF Carpenter
70. Struck out-BS SPAIN 2. by Carpenter l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27

Kolojeski, who prepped at Cath
Ollie Central. won the left end
assignment from Wilbur Hintz, a
Junior who saw some service last
fall, after Co-Capt. Joe Genshei-
mer failed TO return due to a knee
injury. Ivory, from the same
school, beat out Ed Kukorowski, a
senior, for the right guard berth.
A hand injury has retarded
"Kuk's' progress.
Whether Milito, a 6-footer OF
1S5 pounds from Grand Rapids
Central, has the distinction of be-
coming the first freshman to start
a game, will depend on how Pearls
knee injury improves. 1t is feared
Pearl, a sensation in spring grills,
will not be ready for the opener.
Fridays game will be the third
between u. of d. and Wayne in
as many years. The Titans romped
to APT victory in 1910 and rolled
to a $40 triumph last year. The
most pessimistic d. troit fan
hardly can see anything but an
other victory.
Gsnbis May Surprise
Both u. of d. and Wayne have
lost most of the players that
started their game year ago, but,
according to present indications,
the Titans have Jared better in
requirements than Wayne. Then
again Joe Gembis may have some
thing up his sleeve and give u. of
d. a better battle than year ago.
Regardless of the outcome the
game should be interesting in CIV
ing a line on the two teams in
terms of their future contests
against competition of their own
class. That Wayne will lose in a
game 1t is overmatched should not
discourage its supporters.
Another one-sided triumph by
the Titans also cannot be taken as
an indication they will breeze
through their tougher opponents
ahead. The Titans have the maxi
ings OF a good club, but how good
only the future will tell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27


Echoes of last springs roll-off
for the Metropolitan Classic Bowl
ing League championship are sure
to be heard Sunday night at Mo
tor City where Palmer Park and
Standard, defending champions,
supply the main event.
The teams were tied for first
place with the finish of the league
schedule when Standard dropped
two to Mt. Elliott and Palmer
won from Chene-Trombly. Rather
than delay, the teams decided on
an immediate three-game roll-off
and Standard nailed two and the
first league title.
Ellis Walkers champions are
moving ahead again and Art Wat
sons Palmer Parks also appear
contenders.
Mel Doris Rainbows and Jim
Tropea's Mt. Elliotts offer another
outstanding match. Dorl has DR..
c.. j. Grimaldi, Frank Teschler,
Zeke Tody and Matt Furgan.
Henry Weber, Ralph OZARK,
Clarence Krajenke, Paul Kwasny
and Frank Miller form the Mt.
Elliott side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
SPORT S
BY LEO MACDONALD

frankie Crosetf Wears Thus Ye Ode Bade Pate
Cabbage Leaf Inside Is Well Protected on
His Baseball Cap Those Very Hot Days
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-27
P|dyoff
Rivals Meet
STANDINGS

SUNDAYS SCHEDULE
Mt. Elliott vs.. Rainbow. alleys 1.2
Standard VS. Palmer Park. "a: Hill's vs..
Chene- Trombly. 5-6, Southeastern vs.. Ma
tional. rs; Martin VS.. George Murray
9-10; Koppitz VS.. Welch, 1l-l2, at Motor
City Recreation, 36i6 Conner avenue.
1880 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
TURF COURSE READY

Installation of the tote is just one
of the improvements which await
the start of the big meeting. The
infield turf course is ready for the
fields which are TO inaugurate this
sport here. The turf course meas
ures six and half furlongs
around. but seven-furlong races
are TO be run because the horses
will start from the head of the
stretch. II is planned eventually
10 run races at one and three
quarters miles on the turf.
Seats accommodating four or
more fans each have been built
around the steel posts which hold
up the grandstand. an improve
ment which will be appreciated by
many Of the fans who formerly
.perched YEARLY on the concrete
bases in the betting shed. Other
physical improvements include a
40-Stool enclosed restaurant under
the bleachers. which will not sell
beer or liquors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-11
Gersonde Tops
In Petersen

CLEVELAND. May 11.-Aver.
aging 226.5, Russell Gersonde OF
Wauwatosa, Wis, today was the
winner of the 81 500 first prize ir
the Petersen Bowling Classic
which ended here last night. He
topped field of 24O bowlers with
total of 1918.
Twenty-Five pins behind came
Nelson Burton of st. Louis with
1871 for second. Joe Sinke of Chi.
cago was third with 1881. Johnny
Ilchak of Cleveland had 1773
Walter Ward of Cleveland 1865
Bill Kenet Of Cleveland 1853. Lee
Braymiller of Hamburg, N. Y.
1747, Eddie Koepp of Cleveland
1873. ole Wilman of Berwyn, I'll.
1874 and Tony Pompein OF Lorain
o.. 1929.
OF the 80 Detroiters that com.
peted, Wally Reppenhagen OF tho
Stroh team was 10 pins short Of
the prize money with 1913 Cas-
Grygier, who won the $4,000
Petersen Classic at Chicago ir
January, hit 1880
Other high Detroit scores were
Len Liberals 1878, Louis Burr:
1876, Emil Dimitrie's 1914. Jerry
Towards 1913, Emo Joelson's 1890
Ernie Soest's 1880, Chester Blu
kowski's 1872. Bill North's 1853
Mike Augello's 1853 and FREQ
Bujacks 1912.