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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
EASTERN MARKET MERCHANTS

HiEh SCOres-GeorEe Hnebay PA -2i5.
David Aaron 2i6.2iO. Erich Alexander
C55 Nanny Holman 200. Mike Motts
213. LOUIS Delegate 20i. Adolph Kuhiow
2o4, Peter Winner col Frank Popovich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
KINGS AND QUEENS CLASSIC
$40 MAJOR CLASSIC

High scores Pete Wilson 2lt.221 Zeke
Tody 20l. Frank Monaro 225 Fred Com
fort POP Pay Hull 20g Ysl Judnich 2o3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
KRAKOWS OFF ROAD

The Scribners. Paul and Joe.
grown gray in the game, paced
Krakow with 654 and 61S respec-
lively, but the others were off
the road and Krakow got only
2876 and one game to 1893 and
two for Ekhardt-Becker, defend
ing champions. Sielaff's 723 led
E-B, with Chef Bukowski's 641
second.
Dawes beat out Auto Club. 2-1
and 1927 to 1925. Joe Griffin and
Mark Collinak putting out COS
and 619. while George Sheeks, CAT.
and Elton Asmus, Gal, carried
Auto Club.
Schmidt carved 1059-1066 in
1922 TO sweep Demerys,. who had
1896. Herb LEM took Gil and
Buiack 773 of the Schmidt output
and Charlie Springer 6l2 of DEM
eryS. Detroit Recreation (2989)
lost a pair 10 National (2976),
with Berger heading the losers on
$50 and Zion and Walter Pierce
showing 653 and 603 on the win
ming side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
.Bujja&,s773 Is
City Season S
Bowling Mark
Schmidt Stars Scoring
Caps Big Night in
Greater Detroit League
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page)
1871: Anthony Novak, TT, in
1899: Fred Breckle, 773 in 1910.
and Kern's 772. Bujack displaces
Phil Bauman as league leader.
who shot 735. Earlier in the sea-
son Bujack had 729.
Bujack'S series gave Schmidt
1922 in tying for fifth place with
Chene- Trombly. Team scoring lau-
rels. however, went to Pepsi-Cola.
with Kenneth Haviland hitting ITO
of the 5000. Louis Siellaff OF
Ekhardt- Becker beat out Haviland
with 1913.
In all. 36 totals Of 500 or better
came in. believed 10 be a new
league mark and one OF the high
est single nights scoring in De-
troit competition.
Among the group Of II show
ing $40 or over were Ted Thorn
ton Edelweiss. 673; Kenneth Luz
diker. Pepsi Coal. 671; Joe Paulus.
Chene- Trombly, 667; Charlie ko-
tarSki. Mineralites, 663; Louis
Serianni, Olympic, 66l: d ave
Berger, Detroit Recreation, $50;
Tom Rooney. Mineralites, and
Paul Scribner. Krakow, 654;
Frank Zion, National, 653.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
GRANDMONT
HOUSE IEAGt y

High scores John Lackner 2j6 George
Garner 24I Donald Cooper 203. Joe Tocco
2oe Wesley Grougan 215. George Doddle
Erwin NageI 235- 2oi Clarence Richter 2Ss
Max Richter ais. Charles Mack 2i0, Robert
Cole 2i5. Bin LaRue Ill. Walter Speruch
20s. Bud Werner 25s. Earl Miller 23t Pat
Amsden 233207 John Bickel 2l2 william
Boit 202 Francis Bickel az, William
HsiIstein 200 Roland Thebolt 2o3, Clarence
Vsskovttt 2o0.223, James Hatch ZIG.
Treney Bedard ais. George Bryant I'll
71s Hector Drouillard 2i5 Ellis walker
17s. Gslen Hassinger al 222 Harvey Young
foS, Scott Willis 2i0-24i. Wade Trow-
bridge 2i3.236-22i Harold Otenbaker 2O9
ais. Harry Reilly 233, Joe Wsrsiine 20
viyrsr I.sehke 220-2i5 Harold Westine ga,
CLAW Young 22Q Edward R9eppa go
ismu strange 2l3. Jack stshl 22f-22f
Schwiekert All,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN

High scores Lester Deck 255. Fred
Warnke PIP Dexter Sieger 2o5 Ralph
Jordan 223. William schipper' 2O9 carl
Dnoe 200. Henry Plotzke POS, Robert
Horn 2lO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
NORRIS SUB LEADS

Stroh. a chronic 5000 scorer.
had 1888. with Reno Ministrelli.
substitute for Captain Joe Norris.
now in Providence Hospital re-
covering from an operation. lead
ing on 644. Stroh's margin went
TO seven games over Paris when
the latter, minus Crimmins.
dropped three to Mineralites. 1858
TO 2876. Stroh won two from
Norge.
Olympic Oldbru contrived 1904.
Unfortunately. it was not enough
as Pepsi Cola came up with 5000
and won twice Joe Walker, lead
ing off, had 544. Following were
Jack Blair. SOL; Harold Foster,
$40; Serianni. Gel, and Vincent
Mikiel, 6l8
On the Pepsi side the reliable
Roy Miller had only 56S but Eddie
LaBudde'S 632, DR.. Zina Benefits
Glib, Ludiker's 671 and Haviland's
TIC BACKED out Olympic except
in the middle game, when five 200
scores ranging from 218 to 25S
produced 1875 to Pepsi's 1895.
/ Thornton'S 673 and 639 from
Herb Case were material contri-
buttons TO Edelweiss' 3019 and an
unexpected two-game victory
over Chene- Trombly. Paulus put
667 into the Chene 1868 and Mario
I TeSta 610
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
DENNY
SENIOR HOT -

Hlgh scores-A Blues 2n4-22i.2o5. z
T'.',le zoe. G. Johannes 300 y Blossom
2g2 Geske 220-2l2 J. Psrei 2os-2le
p Korn 232. : Barr 20s A. Martens 22i
r S'are 2li. c KtVrsia 207. WI,
ans 2nl-2io Adams 212, Bg.ke 2f5,
RecE 2lu- 2u2 a LARAMIE 2ls. II Boed-
irr .l6. Foes 20' p Moursrn 200.
Ltpke cl6.21o. Z. Miller 2it a Weis-
hroa' 90l.2g7 F. hppeNe 200 J Hor-
locker 81 Tesrer goo paBeau 2o.-
q. 2cg X Lizzie 2Is q Hansen 2o3-2l3
n Teahan 2us ? S'e-uisrher 222 J. Wal
zsk c1E " Kinschke 2li. " Weinbeck
2l4 II Beaubien 200 W Chaser 2ll, san
frro 2iG-Zos J. iaBu1ce 2I4 4 Blue
y Tmko 256, Marshal
.-.. y IaRcse cI6-2ll-2po
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
WEST FORT

High scores-J Kayasanczi 2il-2f5-
202 y Morris as. 225 Redmond goa
p colo PIP Manco 2li. \ Fiorcnz
pa r Grbh 200 2i7. y Powers Pol Dor
Car'vcU zoo e BIcrncfrough 202-212 !
Valmassni 200 Dan Cantveu 10 235. 2Ol
/. Tap en3 g. CantVc'I cif-22j. T. Jewel
900 -2i2 Charrey 2O3 Charncy 1l3
J.. Tri,ke'' POS \ Newefh 22i J
Esordi 2I2 22l y Paris 2t2 Farka'
2i2 2O5 ' Traum col. + Arhiui 20l-22g
: Zelenak 22i pan CantveH ST go 200
J Pateua 2I3 e Becker 2O3. l.. Cross
2Oi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
VICTORY
MOI ~ LEAGUE

High scores sam McSeyenty pol -205-
2R steve Kozak 2OO-20i -22i. Raw Tan
20l- 7-223. Joe Ladd FOL -204 steve Ort-
kras 205-206-225. Peter Turner 203-2l0.
207-2l0. Frank Philips 2Ol-2l2. Matthew
Kheber PA. Bill Beriram 20l. Norm
PaczkowSki 207. Jim Vaughn 2il. George
Moore 20i Gene Thurman 2O6 Robert
Schlosser col Ray Schneider 22O. Matthew
Maoney 200. Bob Weston 2O4, Joe Co
duto 219
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

High seores-Al Grimaidi 243-2o7. Adolph
Bugs 22l -220-2li. Charlie Kaiser Jr 2l4-
20l L. Rancilio 2l2. Hank Riley 2l2. Al
Ross 2l2, Campbell Mcneil 2o9-2o2-20i
Eddie Rossman 209- 202 Bob Messer-
schmidt 300. Erwin Eckhardt 2o9,. Frank
RuttiuEer 2O3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

High scores Joe Edwards eo4. Lou ole'
200 Abe Haha-th 200. 1re Charles 20'
Moore 2s6 Rein 81 g LaCharite
227. r LsChar.'e .07 " Weaver 2o>. p
Albert c13 X Mitchell 2i2 27i A Linde-
pol II SGuircs 212 T. nuwhIe'o7 237 "
Frank 2lS : Hlnndt o0l. ? Pisppcr' 80
David 2Os g.. shaw 90 Yorusor
zoo 25g-21t Henderson cog r
REYNOLDS n2t p Larson COT g MaNei
203 r. Naeel ccl. p Fremont 22a, "
Geha9'o c36 p Richards POI 2lo. }
Wri-h' 2ui W Nsrorey 2if-2l0. "
Daniels 2oi T.. urhs0 2oi co7 sWierhos
pa Puria 2oF e Jewell 2fP. POI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
TWENTIETH CENTURY

High scores-E0 Fliss 2O3-222. AT Howell
2l3. John Jambour 207, Steve Shocke 20l
Chff Hoover 20g, Howard Hill POS, Adam
Gather 20s Ed Krulik pos, Frank Hayduk
213. Lou LAGER 2i6. Don Sansoterra 213
Ace Wezemael 222, Charles D'Harte 226
Herman Bauerle 200. Jack Thompson 2O9
Ernie Cross 2l7 Bill Landgarf 22l, Ken
Marons 202.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
STATE FAIR
FEDERATION or LABOR

High scores Dave Newman 2t5 George
Mailman 225 Dave Diamond 224-204
Tony Hulan 22f Joe RenEinE 223. Cor
don Rupnow 222 Pete Petrte 22l stan
Mezdo POI Jake Guntennar 22l Joe Ber-
nsrd 2l9-2O6. Joe Hourigan 2i7. Andy
Tingstad 2l7 Cass Olzs'a PA. Joe pzialak
2l3 steve Dohis 2i3 Chas RupnoW 2i7
Pete Socko 2i0 Clarence Timm eos. Marty
WING 20i. Ray Gugel poi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
RITZ

flEh scores IMAM FfNlh 81 80,
william Fox 232 John Kirlev 220 George
Mcdonald 202- 2lq william Williamson
2ls, George Schradsr Jr els Philip Atche-
son 204-2l3 Harry Irwin 2l0 Fred stem
borg POS, John Hyland 2OO-2O3. Del Vale
rand 2O2, Anthony GOlCar 202.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
PALACE
n or {. INTER-COJNCI

High scores-W William Duncan 2l9. Leo
Dowd 2ll-233 Sam Abdon 255-23l, John
Lezotte 242, Joe Zun.ch 200. Cass Rsichlin
2O2 Joe Smith 22l. Frank Ralko 22s, Don
Evans 203. John Skladzien 22f. Joseph
Guarniere 203 POS. Jim GIN 224. Joe Ford
.2l4 James Chester PIP. Nell Chester 200
Harold DuRoss 2l4 steve Kudlo 202. Bill
Heavens 2if Art Schultz 2i7 Al Zunich
223 Bob McGregor 40. I'd Brodzik 2lS
Bon Dalton 2N7. CeclI Mackenzie !u5-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
DETROIT RECREATION
ADIILAC ATHLETIC CUB
MLTROpOIITA> CAIHOLIt

Hagger,y 2QS William Guberr $50 JACK
Miller 202 Julian Heiefca pot jim A.
aeli 2i2 Vince watson I'll Harry Hsr
220 Charles Zerusns 2i9 Tn HcKay 2l4.
Ted Trefzer al julius Kaminsk 2Oi ~
Rentz 2is Bernard LeE0'te 2oa 20 Beau
dom all Ar Dubeau 200. Duck Boerrsr
24e Toe PNuer 2lO.2o7 22e. Frank Dett-
loN 202-2O2-2ll Joe Rrozen 2i0-2o3 Joe
LAra as Joe Rebel 22t Adam Beiler
40 81 szymAnski 2l3 Vince Koehler 20s.
Elmer Korh'er 200, Prank DeBsyhus 235
20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
80 nOI II
FORT BOULEVARD


Hleh scores Horace Grover 23T Joe
R,A5nck c3i-2o2 Nike Iesiar 232 900
Ha-ald RJchoVUak -23. POO Ray WlEEens
223 John De'Hrk I'll Joe kelchner 22l
Frank Burta 2ls Parrcy Cipusri 2ls-2o5
~ N1lf 2i5. Fruor BarGSel 2I42o6 Joe
Ri'y 2f3 Tony Ztr7ecK 2l3-20i Dave
Bschman ci2 LOUIS Jensen 2li Otto Be-
mas 2iI carl Jur,HFk III. Horace Camp
2oa 2ul Andy F~n' c05 John McInchak
2o5 Joe Jensen 2o2 John K0Nol col Elmer
Bardei 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

REDFORD

HIEh SCORES -COIs Frlsbee 700 Harraf
Dslderheld POS. Harry Seymour 2ls. How
ard Br0adbrooks 237. Fred Wagner 200
William Schwope 207 Howard Bridge 2l0
Paul Cass 203. Charles Wolfram 200. JACK
Cox 222 Lester Grace 20l -205. Fred Full
kerson 2l6 Gerald steele 2li I'd Fer
rance 2te-F,r- srhtrt~isv- cot i0e Mrrr
22f Russo, Luna 222-22s Walter Meyers
2is-21l. owen VINO col, Elmer MAYS
gU3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
HOI ~ ITAGIF.

High scores Wayne Ramsay 235 En-
ing Kosmowshl 23f Vince sarah 232 Her
man Ruppe 90. Frank Murphy 223
Walt Durbin 224 William Morland 222
carl Man 22l Ira Birch 22O-2l1. George
Gregory 2I9.2lf Charles Snyder 2i6-2O1
Jack Burke 2l3-2O6-204. Fred Wileu oil,
Joe Ruppel eli. Sell Trombey 2l0 George
Sebert 2i0. Joe Tlrpen 20q, oven smith
2o7 William Brooks POS. William Lange
2O1 George Wurthn 2O3. steve Chsyke 2O2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
DETROIT ELKs No. 70

High scores-Ed smoke 237, Lou Brink
man 232. Charles Bishoping PA. JACK
Burns 230-2l2, Frank Mtzel 222-2l3.|
clyde Simpson 221. Roy Beveridge 220-
| 20l Joseph Scribner 2lA. Harold Allen 2l3,
Rudy 213, James Murdoch 2l2, Herb
/ Bell 2l1 Joseph Bova 209204. Ray
Schmidt 200, Ken Smith POS 203. Ar Wat
son 207 George Bender 20s Harold
Motel 203 Al Hoig 203, Charles Sher-
wood pol. Nick Hufmaster 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

High scores-Frank French 2i4223. Gene
Mack 2i7-2O6. Zeke Tody 236237 2f5,
Floyd Richman 2iO-2O4 207. Mel Dorl 22s-
232-23s. Gregg Grimald 231 2O0-226. Matt
Furgan 22O Nv Wenz 223, Fred Miller PSI
Al Nslela 2il-20l, Roy Odgers 227-2l2.
2ci Ed Vollmer 207 Tom Dorazio 2i3,
Ray Turner zoo Frank Keefe 224-226, Bud
Beik 2i6-20S. steve Kent 203, Joe Locke
2O3-2O2 Syl Thiel 2l5. Joe Green 237-20s
sam Ruha 206 Charles Visconti 230-20l
Louis Mia 253. Perry Ailagreen 202-2j9
Chris May 2OS I'd Albright COS Nich
Trcmpics 227 Len Liberds 2142OO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
DETROIT TINES

High scores-Vic Schiller 255. Ken Kirby
233-232 Bill Horie 224 Dick Bergman
223, Leroy jefferson 22l. John Nielan 2ls.
Joe Welings 2l5. Bin Kerner 2Ii-2ll,
Walter Tomczyk 212, Chas. Rupnow 2l2
Lynn Merger 2l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
MOTOR CITY

Heh scores- n MaHeo 2S7-ci9 NJ
Bissko as. r. Triorh eos y Florerzi 212
r Msneo 300 J. Trirteu 222 2i0 zoo T
King 2l6 Smith 2l2 = IaChei' al
NJ Pave GO NJ StschpoDie 20l p
wes'more 232 lau 223 7 Cirka 223
g Henry 2Q2 r. Pecure GOO Dunr
22s 2i6 30n q Leh-tbatk 200 & Gold
smith 2i7-2o9. roretsh 2i2 ga -
Zelenak 23S 2qt e O'Hare zoo pan cant.
veil 30 tnce 2o7 l. OLeary 2i5.2iS
III. Flesch 20l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
IAnIfS ~

High scores-Trma Forth 1879. Mary X.
Howell 1856 Adelheid Buchholz 1si Frankie
tCaI1eAT TT, carol Strand IL Helen
Hodges 49, Meta Sorrentino ia. Polly
Perkins l72 Harriet simpson l72, sally
Ferrero III Lillian Johnson III.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
GLEN EAGLES
KFNIBA WEST SIDE

High scores. Szanye 2fl -2os J Tabor
sky 22l-2O3 T. Watson 221. ! Hodi 200
II. Bone 2ls-2Of " BrHnnecke 2ls r
Kula 212 Shamus 21l. D Campbell
30. n Bone 2Os r. klessig 207200 !
However 202.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
LOYAL WING CLUB

High scores-A. Brunette 234. T Dorazio
22o-2O52ol, n Lombard 232-220. d. For
tunato 225. l. Syismond 227. p Monacelt
224 y DeSantis 2i3. ? Msrchione 200
II VanBele 211. ~. Monaceli 206. B
Monacelh 2O3. J Monacelli 200, Z. DiLo-
reto POP, NJ. DiLaurs 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
GREAT LAKES
WHITE DIVISION
GRAPHIC ARTS
BEn nTNTsTrN

HIlU sT0fcs-EsTI SNYDER .+f--3I y
Scisoh u 233 Hsrrs Rove Sr 209-2C
Harr, Rowe Jr 200 william ScpHe ~
WaI'er CroU 2t2 Stcnar' Brady IN
Harrs Mafhiak Z2r GRILLE Mcdonald q
~ HIM. ..o ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
MII.IETT'S

Htgh scores r.. l'.N|e 200. J. nero s'f
232 = schiefsky 2sO-203. y Huntington
200 go Rslstcn 212 y sud iendorg
22T Ruckski 222 = Keil goi.
Keathley 2io J.. Ripper 223 g. Tanner
22s " Fisher 2oi-2il. T. Coulter 900 ".
Doerr gli Martin 2f5. ~ Steinke 2o6
y Szuch 2l2 20g Schmidt 22f g David
SON. 216 .gIl-2q5. q Friedemsr 2oi. =,
Ftiedeman 2u2 " iane 235-2f3 8 Jan
fpWsks 202 n. sash 2ti r. JsnkoVsky
c25 4 Kilian 2ns. n Gatanit els. J
, kayasanICki 222. :. Morris 220.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
RRoUG CHS PEANUT

Hish scores Irvine $50. Chapman 232
Hewitt POS Rerhmeier 22l Schun 2l4-
2ot. sIrshee 2t3. r Gascor 2l2 Prieur
2ns & Frost 20i : Davis 2oi. Hamm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
y DIVISION

IIlh s|Tret-I LAW FefHtT 10 Wa'NF
.rke 2c3 Bin Whre 2l5-223 Lou
.yers I'll Bl. Thompson 90 POS Noru
ctr POO Bin Nu''InE 21i BN Lo,Sart
Z jerry Matk 1us C4vie Realty 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
JUNIOR HOUS ~

man 243 I. Peterson PA, a. Easton 2Os.
s Feldman pos r Bartos 202. j. Cram
2Oi l.. Dammann POI. T. Egeland 20l. n.
Radon POI. w. Schmidt 20l, J. Wal
lace 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
RAINBOW

OIDBRI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
GEEFN DIVISION
LOW Els

Fades cn6 FRANK Root -oi, Brs'e
80 49, r;'57F'5r---7- -,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
NEW FAIRN1EW
kTMRA FAST SIDE
ORIENT

H-ET F"0Tes|TTTT TVTn -1V---T Y
O'Neil 2f6-2Oi. Tom Mittelhrun 2ti. ~
Malek az 223 John Bardel 23t Leo Sisu's
226-20l RAY Kelley 223-2Oq LIovd Mullen
227 Nick Broth o22. Robert Schor 220-
217 Dietrich 900 200 George Pchde 900
BYRON cullen 21S sam KauIan 2i5 Elmer
Kr8r 2if-2i2 Walter Sperlich 2l4 Gregory
Schneider 2tl-2nt~- Finer KosmusN 2t2
201 ANon Martin Pill 200 H7-oid y r1e'
2ll Nern Lintsfrom oil Lew Uaww
2iO. William Glsycbrook DO pa Place
2oS Herman Ruppel EOS. Nirl.i Keller eQ7
non 2u6 Cftl Blu'h COS Jim Syringe 2ui
clarence Honp 2of. Harold Kosmose 20.
Don Florence 2O2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14

HlEh sc0rcs-EaN @tnUns0n"I " IfuT
ard S'ahausk 22i gci Gene Miller 2'i
Fred %ieSWand 2i2 GeorEe Re.nol7 Zl0
Barney Brewer 23g William B-ateu 90
IA Devvhar4f po-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
BOWL-O-DROME
NATIONAL DIVISION
SsFNIOR HOT ~

HiEh scores Milford Greensboro "a
Fred Bankle 20i Jerry Eisn.r 223.-Phi
settings 2i2. phil Robinson 24s. Paul Hsron
POI Chuck RAssner COS George Linglt
2Gn-Iee Zeiieh 2et Waiter GAurdsr 2o5.
Mary Eisrer 2Cs Frank Zeiler 2of IA
Reno Miuisrelli 2OO.225 Srn Mont gomefy
2a2 Al Tucker 231 Tony Horano 2oo-2it
Ril Frefenck 2is sam Godsien 233. Al
weiss 2i3. Tom Kish 1872. Lester Miller 225
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
RIVIERA
sUAn "AW

High scores-GeorFe Sproal $50 Cliff
GOWN 22f me- Turpen 2l7 George Re
yeta 21t Tom Baird 2ii Bill Russell 2l2
Car K'ppert 200, Glen E''nger POS, Franz
WCstlahe 2nf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
ARCiNI.E
DETROIT BOARD or EDUCATION

High scores sherman Cross 243. Wal
ter Browe 225. Van Fleet 222 q X. Rose
22l. Walter Wesa 900, vero June 2i6 200
William Peterson 2i6, John Btckel 2i3,
Bernie KotArsh 2i2, George Miles 2il,
William Hellstein 2OS. Don Smith 206, ID.
r. Msnseau 04-20O. George Costts 203,
Oscar Herbon 203. Erwin Johnson 203.
Frank Goetzke 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
LADIES HOISE
SOUTHEASTERN
UAw-CIo LOCAL JOG

HIEh SCORES. IanFINlS 2J3- Fe0I-rs 81
800 2Oi Alex Young 21s Fedsrorko 2i6.
Holman 2lS Welics 2i2 Muse 2i2 ere
nier 2O2. smith 20i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
DETROIT AS>>. or CREDIT MN

High scores-Gene Michot 2u.2if Harry
Mauthe 237, Pete PouiY~ 2222Os Mel
Hawke 1922 Hal Hurston 2i5, Bob Kennard
LIS I'd Schroeder PA. Fred Haskell 2ll.
IJohn Brownie 2li. Elmer Eyenson 206,
Howard Adams 2O2, Frank Hastings 20l,
Howard Kett 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-14
PILLAR
SENIOR HOUSE

2O2. r Brischke 2le K. Kirby 2t7, J
Van Becelaere 221, J. Elliott 222, W.
Pankhurst 22o-2is. Robbins 2l7-2l5. Bar
ker 2iq. Jack Plappert 202 Al Hallett
203 Tanner 2l5-201, c. Melchoir 2ll,
H. Christensen 202. X Ludiker gil.
Evening star., 1942-10-04

16 per cent Of Norway's supply.
Pigs and fowl have almost disap-
peared.
Practically all fish is sent to Ger
many. and Norwegians have the
greatest dif1culty In getting any for
themselves. This, in a country where
fish long has been a staple of diet.
There are many empty stores.
Living Cost Up 50 Per Cent.
Living costs have increased about
50 per cent, while wages have gone
down. At the beginning, the Ger
mans paid extraordinarily high
wages to all workers. but wages have
decreased since and they now are
about 40 per cent under the level
Of April, 1940-the time Of occupa-
tion.
The occupation is costing about
ITS ,000, 900 kroner per month, be-
tween five and five and one-halt
billions to date. The national debt,
SOC, 900 900 kroner before the war,
now is estimated at 2,700, 900 900
kroner.
(The kroner's last quoted value
in the United States, more than
year ago, was. 2283 cents. On
this basis, the Norway national
Evening star., 1942-10-04
sharply affected by the factor of
distance.

sharply affected by the factor of
distance.
The effective use of the submarine
Is conditioned by the length Of time
it can remain on its station" that
is, the area of sea in which 1t can
hope to find its prey. The time it
can remain at sea on a single voy-
age is limited by the amount of
fuel and stores 1t can carry and by
the physical endurance of its crew.
The greater the proportion of this
time which must be spent in going
to and returning from its station,
the less the effective time for hunt
ing.
Thus, it has been calculated that
the services of seven Japanese sub
marines would be required in order
to maintain one submarine in con-
slant operation of our Pacific Coast.
The closer our island outposts can
be pushed toward Japan's sea lanes
to the southwark, the more "hours
on station" our submarines can en-
Joy. The Japanese will fight hard
to prevent those outposts from draw
ing nearer: it is further irony of
fate that in so doing they are suf-
fering further losses in the very
classes of ships they will need even
more desperately If our advances are
successful.
Copyright, 1912, by New York Tribune.)
Evening star., 1942-10-04
BY MAI. GEORGE FIELDING
ELIOT,

NEW YORK, Oct 3.-The news
which continues to reach us OF the
successes of our submarines in the
Pacific is of long range significance.
It Is news which is certainly being
read with mounting apprehension
in Toxic, and Is directly connected
with the news of the Solomon
Islands and New Guinea.
It is one of the war gods little
ironies that the submarine, which
up to this time has been so heavy
a weight in the scale against the
United Nations. is now becoming an
even greater menace to one of our
major enemies. 1t is still serious
problem for us, as Secretary Knox
pointed out in a recent speech.
Yet we know the anSwer-convoy.
Effective convoy is an effective anti
dote to the U-boat Given a suff1c-
lent escort, conveys cannot be at
tackled by submarines except at pro-
hibitive risk. Our heaviest losses
have occurred because we have
lacked sufficient escort vessels-de-
stroyers and corvettes for the high
seas, patrol boats for coastal waters.
Matter of Mathematics.
Complete defense against the sub
marine is merely matter of mathe-
matics-of turning out sufficient
proportion of escort vessels in re-
lation to the merchant marine ton
mage in service or under construc-
ton. We have not yet attained that
proportion, but we are moving rap
idly toward it. and already the rate
of loss is declining on many routes
which formerly were infested by the
! prowling U-boat.
Thereafter, the submarine no
longer will be a real menace, but
merely nuisance. 1t can still COM
pei us to endure the delays incident
to the movement of ships in convoy
it can compel us to continue to divert
men and ships from other tasks to
escort service, it can compel us to use
up labor and material which could
be better used for offensive weap-
ons, but it cannot imperil the Sc
curity of those sea-borne lines OF
communication on which our wal
effort depends-because we have the
men, the ships, the labor and the
material to. spare, and since we
must protect ourselves against the
submarine, we can do so and still
carry out our major purposes.
With Japan the case is quite diff.
ferent. She is even more depend
ent on sea-borne communications
than we are. All that she does ir
the Pacific Islands, or on the con-
tinent Of Asia, depends on men
weapons and supplies brought from
Japan. Japanese industry depends
in turn on raw materials brought ir
ships from Asia or from the is.
: lands. We are turning out mer.
chant ships in ever increasing vol.
ume; Japan's shipbuilding industry