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Evening star., 1942-04-21
Risk Auto Fine but Get
To Church, Postof Warns
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
MALVERN, Ark.-The Rev. James
w. Kelly Is strictly law-abiding
minister, but when 1t comes TO a
choice between a parking ticket and
attendance at church, he prefers
that his congregation risk arrest.
He published this notice to mem
bers Of his First Baptist Church:
This Is not a reflection on a per-
sons character Remember, we have
freedom of worship in this country,
but not freedom to park where we
want E. II for any reason you for
get and park in any private drive
way, the church will guarantee to
pay your fine or bail you out of Jail. -
Evening star., 1942-04-21
Goods Write to Soldiers

NORMAN, Okla. (P).-Oklshoma
University goods have started a
letter writing project to keep Okla
homa Army youths informed of the
news back home. They have a list
of Oklahoma boys in the Army to
whom the letters are addressed.
Evening star., 1942-04-21
Missing Persons

Those having information
concerning persons reported
missing should communicate
lOith the Public Relations Squad
OF the Police Department. Ma
tiondl 1000.
Evening star., 1942-04-21
.357 Crout Guerrillos
Slain in 2-Doy Bottle
sy the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
BERN, April 2l.-Troops OF the
Axis-created puppet state of Gro
alta, in Northern Yugoslavia, fough
two days against force Of Com
munist" guerrillas in the Petrows
Mountains, killing 357 Of them ano
wounding 900 others, Croatiar
headquarters report relayed to the
Basler Nachrichten said yesterday
The guerrillas had been sabotag-
ing the railway leading from Karl
stadt to Petrinja. Their leaders
were reported to have escaped.
Evening star., 1942-04-21
Democrats Meet Tonight

Judge Charles c. Marbury of the
Prince Georges County Circuit Court
will address the Chillum District
Democratic Club at 8 O'Clock tonight
in the Eastern Star Hall, Mount
Rainier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
10000 Cdgers
Will Compete
In State Meet
Prep Elves 10 Start
Play March S; St. Theresa
Defends Class B Title

LANSING, Feb. 10 (UP).-
More than 10000 Michigan boys
from 500 high schools will com.
pete in the annual state high
school basketball tournaments be-
ginning March s. Charles E. For
sythe, director of interscholastic
athletics. announced today.
Forsythe said district tourna-
ments would get under way March
ST in the Lower Peninsula. Lower
Peninsula regional tournaments
will be held March 1914. with the
Upper Peninsula play beginning on
the same date.
Lower Peninsula state finals
will he held at Jenison Fieldhouse
in East Lansing, March 1921. with
the Upper Peninsula finals the
same date at Northern Michigan
College at Marquette, Forsythe
said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Weather Ideal
For ICebodts

Weather permitting. and Jack
Frost seems 10 have okayed the
affair. the International Skeeter
Association will hold its annual
Regatta for Class + Ice Yachts
in Detroit for the first time be-
ginning tomorrow.
The first race, for Glass B boats,
Will be held at 100 p. m. tomor-
row. Class A boats Will have their
competition Immediately there
after and the women will conclude
the first days program at $50
p. m. il was revealed today by Al
Pochclon, commodore Of both the
association and of the Detroit Ice
Yacht Club which is sponsoring
the races.
The second and third heats will
be held Friday on Lake st, Clair
with the final heats scheduled for
Headquarters for the
is tho Medea Hotel,
Nj. Clemens. which will be the
scene Of the victory banquet Sun
day night when trophies will be
awarded.
Outstanding entries for the
races. cmblematc Of the worlds
in that class, in
rludd Harry Salmon and Jack
Villas of Lake Geneva. Wis. Sal
mon won top honors last year, and
Villas walked off in front the year
before.
Dave Hall. from Fox Lake, Ill,
Who won the Gar Wood trophy at
Ass Lake two weeks ago, and.
Bob LanCfOrd. runnerup, are also
considered strong Contenders.
They'll have 10 beat out Pochelon
and Joe Schermack. Of Detroit, as
we'll as Bob Miller and Norm
Sarnes, of Mt. Clemens, 10 win
their hOnors, however. and the
ocal shippers know that ice well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
HE'S GOLF PRO IN SUMNER
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

l. long has accepted theory in sports that you ARE
good only long your legs good When the old under
INNINGS start and CROMWELL that is supposed to be
The call 10 the shadows
Il vol happen be those in Olympia tonight take
lrr look A. Harold Mush March. You will be gazing at
one Of the sports characters Of his time
For Mush March has been blazing back and forth
over The ice for me Backhawks He'll be there at right wing
tonight and unless something has happened since he last showed
here The Misher s. will riding steel and dshing out
as eaney and eagerly the youngest daredevil rookie
Frocich who trained for both the Hawks
and White Sox calls March physical wonder
Never anything 10 equal him." declares Froeich.
any an would give fortune 10 have pair OF legs
like March
The March pnnngs all the interesting when
YOU consider that he year around job them. It's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Popular With Fans and Players Alike

interesting that Chicago goes along without
captain after There hasn't been since Chuck
Gardiner died 1885 although unquestionaby March would
get the honor if one 10 be named
Superstition may play part in not having captain Every
Hawk captain prior Gardiner had been dismissed sold or
exchanged.
OF the old with the whskers and scyhe will
the strength from those amazing legs Of March day
Ruth Cobb Bill Cook Nels
Stewart, Joat, Gehrnger and all the others.
time for Mush hang the skates,
he plans full time 70 golf He blast the little white
pellet around the orchard in the low 70s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Adams Would Like
"A Team of browns
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBROD

When it was pointed out to Jack
Adams that judging from the re-
cent trend there soon would be as
many Browns on the Red Wings
roster as there are in the city di-
rectory, the hockey boss made this
snappy comeback:
THAT will he all right with
me II they can play hockey as
well as the pair l now have. In
fact, I'd take a chance on "A
whole team of them in a pinch
and expect to do pretty we'll"
Reference. of course. was TO
Jerry Brown. the latest addition 10
the Red Wings. and Adam Brown,
no relation. who with the black
haired Joe CarVeth form Detroit s
newest line that Adams hopes will
dump in a couple of goals against
Chicago Blackhawks tonight at
OlVmDia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Made Jump From Juniors TO Big Time

There only player in the National Hockey League
entitled harder his whiskers than March we
Aubrey tD Capper the great star OF the Boston
Bruins, fdgetng the hospital list.
Capper arrived the big time one season ahead OF
Dit long since has given the rigorous task OF
operating wingman. He defenseman-and still one
of the best.
backcheckng in the files finds that Chicagos first
in 1927 when he playing with Regina
Monarchs junior Tall tales concerning the Son Sas-
kahewan youngste reached the of Bill Tobn Chicago
So Bill off beat his through the snowdrfts
of Regina.
March to Chicago in December 1923. He was the
smallest major Lacquer since Aurel Joliat.
Like Mel Off, manager of the New York Giants,
March has known but big league uniform 1t would
trying imagine him in the livery of other
would Charlie Gehringer walk out in
Cleveland uniform.
Making leap junior major league hockey quite
feat Especially when consider March down as one
right the sport has produced Even his father
argued Mush couldn't make the leap But he did
Mush will tell you with smile that his biggest hockey thrill
1884 when Chicago beat Detroit out of the Stanley Cup
His goal coming 90 minutes and five seconds after the first
faceof, decided the game and the series
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Bujack
Follows
With 700

Fred Bujack of Harper's Serv-
ice, Grandmont Senior House
League leads tie circuit today on
700 STRIVING to pass his 773, top
total in the city for the season.
last night Bulack slipped in his
third game With 25S-279 up, and
needing 237. BuJack ran into two
splits and two cherries to finish
with lT2.
II was his fourth 700 series Of
the season his second IN five days.
Bujack hagCed 773 for Schmidt
last Friday IN the Greater Detroit
League at Olympic. George Bry-
ant, his Schmidt tcammate, also
rolls on the Harper outfit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

EAST LANSING. Feb. 10
Coach Ben r. Van Alstyne and II
players Will make the trip 10 Mil
waukeo where the Michigan State
basketball team will meet Mar
ouette Saturday night. This game
Will he the final game for the
Spartans who have won IA out OF
20 contests this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
STILL MORE OF THEM

Adams didn't bother to explain
II, but were it necessary there are
two other Browns he could bring
up from Detroit farms teams-the
rugged little Connie Brown with
Indianapolis and Joe Brown with
Omaha. Joe, like Jerry. halls from
Edmonton, Alta, but they also are
no relation.
The Red Wing bass refers 10
Jerry, a back-checking demon, as
a managers delight.
Besides being aggressive and
always In cOndi tion." says
Adams of his new center, "he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Pdu|us Leads
Field on 1119

Joe Paulus, substitute Fred
Wolf and Steve CTuChon are the
first three in that order today in
the fifteenth round Of the Rain
bow Individual Classic. Paulus
blended 2i4.233-197-235-2l0 for
1119 and anaverace Of 223i.
Wolf, rolling for Joe Norris. had
21S-227- 209- 2O3-24l for 1903 10
finish second. Steve CruchOn after
a III start, averaged 231 for his
next four 70 finish third on 1895
Tho scores:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
DEFENDING CHAMPS

Defending champions for the
Lower Peninsula are: Class A.
Benton Harbor: Class b, Detroit
81. Theresa Glass c. Lansing. st.
Mary's. and Class d. Stevensville.
Upper Peninsula defending cham.
pions are; Class B. Sault Ste.
Marie; Class c. Crystal Falls;
Class D, Eben; Class E, Palmer.
Forsythe said the war had not
changed tournament plans. He SAT-;
he expected that about the same
number of schools would compete
this year as in previous years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Pin Rarity
Graphic Arts League Head Shows Way With
265 Game TO Share Loop Record
BY HAROLD KAHL

Bowling presidents who hold
league records are rare. That's
what makes Jerry Habarth of the
40-team Graphic Arts loop an eX-
Iception. Habarth tied the high
single game of Dick Krum Of
Beecher, Peck & Lewis, 265, while
rolling opposite him an anchorman
the other night.
Habarth started with a spare,
ran into a split and went the rest
of the way. His big game enabled
Stroup Five, which he captains, to
increase its lead to II points in
the Red Division.
That Lou Meyers. the Southern
Association Kid" of Norm Jour
dams club in Blue Division was
banging out a new league high Of
268 some alleys away failed 10 dim
Jerry's feat Lou is member Of
Joe Paulus' Chene-Trombly Five
in The Detroit Times All-Star
Classic and is supposed 10 come up
with scores like tina, or return TO
the Southern Association"
Gladys Dempsey OF New Gar
field Recreation will roll Margaret
De Loot for the left-handed
wOmens city match game cham
pionship at Whittier Recreation
February 2S. 4 purse Of $500 will
be at stake I'm addition 10 the title
Harvey Lombard, chairman Of
the Loyal Wing Ciub Circuit,
picked off high single. 259. and
Art Per,>;i shot 2f9-2O2 IN 6I9.
Macdonald Five chung to its
one game lead over II. Schmidt as
Patrick grabbed third place by
sweeping Scott for 4 points in the
pillar Senior House. Doc" Frue-
haufs 204-216-210 for $50 was
high.
Albert Holman was top scorer
In the Grand Central House, in
sorting FAB between 186-l95 for
$50. Only g points separate the
first MING clubs, Baker heading
American by 2.
Tico records wen' By the boards
,chen Banner, leader By ttco games
ouer Altcs, tumbled fI2f and 1851
ia the Dcnby Senior House.
Jimmy Glidden is giving ground
slowly 10 Henry Weber in tho in
dividual average race Of the Metro
AH-Star Classic. Only five pins
separate the pair with the former
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
ze||er Is Sure
Tigers Will Sign.

Continued from First Sport Page
ceived bonuses a couple Of years
ago when Mr.. Briggs was pleased
with their spirit and play. There
are few businesses where you
can share In the profits without
a nickel of investment. But we
won't worry about any OF them
until they fail to show up at
Lakeland. Well write back and
forth with any who desire cor
respondence, hut that's all they
get In addition to what the first
contract calls for"
Reviewing the whole picture
Zeller said he believed severa
teams have a chance to give tn
Yankees a fight for the pennant
''If that is the case we can
expect a good season at the
gate. The Tigers with their re-
placements should be stronger.
Cleveland, under Lou Boudreau,
will be stronger.
THE Chicago White Sox may
he a disappointment to many.
Several of the old-timers may
not he so good this spring and
summer. The same may hold
true Of the Yankees. They had
a big year, but will Charley
Ruling and Lefty Gomez be 80
effective this summer? The
Yankees piled up their tremen-
dOus lead while Joe DiMaggiO
was I'm his reCOrd-breaklng hit
ting streak. They didn't look so
good before that. A couple Of
teams can he In the thick OF the
fight and II will certainly help
the game"
PLAN TWILIGHT BALL
With ar,Time assured the
Tigers are going ahead with the
plans for twilight baseball. A
present they are trying to get the
views of the fans on a starting
time. The office workers and the
girls in the stores downtown woulC
like $50. The factory worker
favorS little later start so h,
can 60 home. clean up and hav,
his dinner before game time.
Zeller wonders If the govern
ment will permit night baseball il
the East this summer.
THE recent appearance Of
submarines Smelling the coast In
South America may cause a
change In the plans. Especially
In Brooklyn. where the park Is
just few blocks from the navy
Yards"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
n. P. j. G. Holds Lead

Highland Park Junior College
remains on top Of the loop today
after ltS 52-27 victory over Ford
son last night az Dearborn Reg.
gle Mcdonald was high for
winners with ID. Tom Shields ~
nine for the losers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
BIGGER THAN HE LOOKS

They also were impressed by
the way he held his own in his
frequent brushes with Jack Port.
land, the biggest man in the
league, whiC brought another OBJ
ServatiOn from Adams.
Jerry will fool YOU; he's big
ger and stronger than he looks
Jack said. pointing out that the
rookie, who stands ) feet 10
inches. weighs l65 pounds.
This is Jerry'S first year as a
pro He came here from Indian
apollS where he was one of tho
American Leagues scoring lead-
erS.
The Wings and BlackhaWks Will
enter tonight's game all even in
their series with three victories
apiece. The Wings, though. hold
the edge in goals, is 10 10. The
eighth and final game of their
series also viii be played in De-
troit.
The surprising BlaCkhawks have
a new defenSeman, Audloy Tutem
who was brought up from their
Kansas City farm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
Auto Club Foe Has
Young Playing Pilot

Under the aegiS Of the youngest
playing coach in the National Pro-
fcSSional Basketball League, the
Fort Wayne team will appear here
in an exhibition game with the
Auto Club Sunday night at the
Holy Redeemcr gym. topping off
the second round playoffS in the
Greater Detroit Basketball Asso-
ciatinn,
Herman Schaeffer. Indiana Uni
versity graduate who only last
fall played with the collegiate ALI
Stars against Oshkosh. is the coach
and captain of the team. Curly
Armstrong, his HooSier playing
mate, IS also playing with the
youngest boss m the business.
Paul Birch, who only two weeks
ago was playing with the New
York CeltiCS, has been added 10
the roster to strengthen the team
which now is holding down second
place in the league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19


West Fort, while Roy Frint hit
2Oi-223-2l5 for 642 Ia lead i'm the
Motor City at FOrtBOuleNard.
store Scbmidrs 256 and William
Priems 225-223 IN 6BI stood out
IN the RiuieyH Junior.
Bill Kleins Samuel Bingham
broke out Of a tie for third and
entered a deadlock for first in
the Green Division Of the Graphic
Arts by sweeping four points from
Sam Aaron'S Michigan Type. sid
Cox had 2O9 in $50 for high.
Ellis AlbreChi'S Smith set a new
high single in taking over sixth in
the White. where Joe Jandura car
red off high honorS with 2il IN
5Si Ray Schonschak speared 253
and Ed Tobian finished with ~
for COZ in the Buff. u
Members Of the Detroit Wider
Scope team that recently won
the fourth annual B'nai Birth
national tournament with a
1899 total are Charles RasSner.
sam Hassin. Al Sklare (captain),
Martin Miller and Max Hor-
wood.
Bind ZojGs' 256-259-i7! for $50
and Art SchUI'Gs 2II-2lS IN SO
feotured ~ the knights of Column
bns IntcL-CnImcN TInrchnn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

skating And it's golf in the summer March is
professional golfer Valparaiso Ind A miles out OF Chicago
Froech the startling statement that March not
step slower today than he FIVE years He doesn't
go all this modern truck about vitamn pills and no one
yet has heard him mention retiring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

welcomes instructions and con-
stantly tries to improve"
Detroit fans who saw the 26
year-old rookie in action against
the Canadiens will agree with what
Adams says about HIM. particu-
larly as to his aCgrcSSlvCncss. Be-
cause Of his determined and effec-
tive back-checking, the fan,
promptly labeled him another Dor
Crosse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
AMERICAN TEAGEE
IASI NIGHTS RTSIITS

Cleveland { HefsheV n
Washington 3, indianapolis !.
Providence 3 New Haven 3 toYertime)
TONIGHT'S GAMES
Washington az Buffalo.
Indianapolis at Providence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19
nCMGAN-ONTARIO LEAGUE
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE

TOMORROW GAME
Mansfield at Windsor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

in front with 1926. Joe Plasky
is third with 19l y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

Albert Holman was top scorer
In the Grand Central House, in
sorting TAB between 186-l95 for
500. Only g points separate the
first ming clubs, Baker heading
American BY 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

Leo Jewel! fashioned ESQ In the
West Fort, while Roy Frint hit
2Ol-223-2l5 for 6i2 10 lead i'm the
Motor City at rt-BOuleyard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-19

Ttco records trent BY the boards
,chen Banner, leader By ttco games
oUer Aitcs. tumbied ff2f and 2957
IN the Derby Senior HoUse.
Evening star., 1942-01-11

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Evening star., 1942-01-11
EoItic Society to Meet

A special meeting of the Baltic
American Society of Washington
will be held at 8:l5 pm. tomorrow
at the International Student House.
1903 New Hampshire avenue NV.
The groups relation to national de-
tense will be discussed.
Evening star., 1942-01-11
Newman Club PIons Dance

The Newman Club of George
Washington University will hold a
red, white and blue" ball Saturday
at 10 pm. at Hotel 24oo. A feature
will be a ''blackout dance" to spe-
cial song called "Blackout Blues"
All members Of the club are handling
tickets.