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Evening star., 1942-10-10
EVERETT F. HAYCRAFT, Attorney.

DISTRICT. COURT OF THE UNITED
IT, States for 9Th. the District Of Columbia,
aeeth aaeeesth N: southWick. Deceased:a7aNo So
Ss 5s3, Administration On minis Docket 129.--Appli-
bate Of the last will and testament Of
SAID deceased, and for letters testa-
mentary on said estate, by Helen M
Mason Mason, it Is ordered this 3oth day Of
Harris, minor: Mariet Robinson. minor;
Frank Robinson. custodian Of Mariet Rob-
inson and all others concerned, appear in
said Court on Monday. the 9th day Of
November A.D. 1912, at 10 O'Clock AM,
to show cause why such application should
not be granted Let notice hereof be pub
Hshed in the Washington Law Reporter
and The Evening Star, once in each of
three successive weeks before the return
day herein mentioned. the first publication
to be not less than thirty days before said
TetI5n U,np day d r,yus Witness; the Honorable ED;
H HWAED e. E5CHER; Chief Justice of said
MeRscH haa 'fssl1 b.ntv nssteft; ATTEST; VICTOR s
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Court. oc3.lO17
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LEGAL NOTICES,
LAMOND and BRADSHAW,
Colorado Building, Attorneys,

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Holding Probate court-No. sc, ,O63. Ad-
ministration.-ThisI Is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber. Of the State of Pennsyl-
Of the District of Columbia, Letters of Ad-
ministration or. the estate of James Calvin
Holmes, late of the District of Columbia,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated. to the subscriber, on or
1913. otherwise they may by law be ex-
cluded from all beneft Of said estate Given
under InSs my ~, hand It this Gath day Of September.
sock Avenue. Montoursville. Pa. fSeaD
Attest: VICTOR S. MERsCH. Deputy Reg
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Clerk Of the Probate Court. oc310,I7
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BERNARD L. AMIss. Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia, Hold
Ing Probate Court-No. 60,655, Admins
tration:-This is to Give Notice: That the
subscriber, Of the State of Illirtis. has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, Letters Testamentary on
the estate Of John c. Beye. late of the Dis
trict of Columbia. deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated.
to the. subscriber on or before the both
day Of September, AID. 1913; otherwise
they may by law be excluded from all ben
eft of said estate Given under my hand
this lst day of october, 1912 ROYAL B.
CUSHING, 20S S. La Sale ST., Chicago
Deputy Register of Wills for the District
of Columbia Clerk of the Probate Court
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fYT The above sale has been postponed until
MONDAY OCTOBER TWELFTH, 1912. AT
The SAME TIME AND AT THE SAME
PLACE. bv order of the trustees oc2,71O
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CASH IMMEDIATELY FOR PROPERTY
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.

INDIAN SCOUT. sl35; runs nice.
lantic 919O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Dads on Hikes

Roland y. Ritter and Paul Cito
Of the recreation staff lent their
assistance whole heartedly 10 the
project when Schultz brought up
the idea Of An informal period
during which the boys might just
have fun and get their fathers in
on il as we'll
The plan took" And II must he
said il intrigued the parents as
much as the boys and interested
the former 10 the point that
fathers are taking the overnight
hikes. Sometimes the ratio OF
fathers 10 scouts is half.
Averages in the league run from
Harry Petrowske, 1874, father of
Harry junior 70 Sc for Frank
Geiger. Very few scouts or fathers
knew thing about bowling when
the season began and the progress
made is due largely TO the instruc-
ton NJ CitO,
Some day the Scouts intend IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Ddmito' S Head Primer
Is Attracting PinmeS

Entries are starting 10 come mi
for the Greater Detroit head-pinl
sweepstakes, featuring five-men.
doubles and singles. Al ack-BoU-
levard Recreation. starting April
II, Frank Damico announced Sat-
urday. The deadline is April 8.
First prize in the five-men viii
he S25, doubles SIS and singles
$40. There also will he additional
cash awards. depending on the
number competing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
.Cru(hon Lands
800 in Classic

Steve Cruchon in preview Of
the twentieth round, Rainbow In
dividual Classic, scored 300 in his
first game Saturday 10 tally 1854,
averaging 230s. Cruchon was
permitted 10 roll in advance 10
keep an ABC date Wednesday
with Chene-Trombly in Columbus.
The 300 was his first in compe-
tition. and not a medal winner as
the Classic lacks ABC sanction.
Several years ago Cruchon had
one in practice at the old New
Centre alleys, since destroyed by
fire.
All hits were In the pocket,
Cruchon pronouncing his twelfth
ball as best. II knew by the
seventh I had the big one in hand. .
.Cruchon said. His remaining
nnf fn1 n10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

With only two regular weeks
and position 10 60, the Pabst lead
Of six games in the Michigan Ma
ior League looks stout enough 10
bring George Morgans troupe
through as the clubs square of
Sunday afternoon at Eastern Mar
ket Recreation.
Norge. two and one-half games
out of second and vowing to pass
Casino. takes on Fsygo. Casino
can improve It's chance for first
against Pabst. Victory for PabSt
just about puts Tony Coscolenda S
outfit into a toe-toEtoe battle with
Norge for runner-up
Bob Coles Auto Clubs. with a
chance TO progress as far as fourth
when the season closes April s
tackles Joe Adams Dawes. Edel-
weiss, hopeful Of passing Norge,
encounters Glenns. Eastern Mar
ket, hard pushed 10 keep its first
division slot, pairs with Irwin Gies
Olympic Oldbrus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

II is "Reppenhagen Day in the
Lutheran tournament Sunday AZ
Great Lakes. The schedule calls
for Wilfred Lincoln. Charles
Arthur in singles and doubles dur
ing the day Walter kept his date
earlier The team event IS over
leaving only tho individual and
'wo-man n he finished March %
Others listed include August
JankowskN Otto Gallandt. George
Lcwandowski Arthur keCk. Fred
Stark. Edwin TroSien. Bernard
Belk, Herb PaSchkc. Louis RuSch-
inski, Fred Breckle. George Finzel
and Harvey Kern. The foregoing
entries arc among those who NAV
change the first FIVE singles
leaders
While tho schedule calls for the
closing the tournament Sunday
the event was prolonged another
week 10 permit those whose war
Jobs did not permit keeping the
orlginal date N get in their hicks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Detroit SendinQ
AZ TO State


sss-
rolling in the tinrty:ninth annual
state bowling tournament again
next Saturday When As teams. 81
regular and IL booster. travel to
Saginaw.
Outstanding among the regular
fves that will attempt 10 better
the 31eS-of Louie Buu's National
Of TIE Detroit Times All-Star
Classic are Roger Overmyer's De-
troit Gasket, George Morgan's
Detroit Recreation. Tommy Dora
zios Mack boulevard Recreation
Richard krums Wolverine. Joe
Chmuras Ekhardt e. Becker and
DR. Mitchell Korbelaks Five.
Members of Is others will en-
deavor 10 break in among the
leaders in the doubles. singles and
all-events this Sunday. Fred Wolf
and Cass Grygier top the doubles
with 1898. Mette Standish the
singles with TAG and Wally Rep
penhagen the all-events with 1874.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Travelling League
High Scorers
EASTERN DIVISION


High team games John McGlsw
3ls3 Walby 3iSa North End ana
DENNY 1927 Woody Pontiac, 30e3
Hieh team. game Woody Pontiac
1894 John McClpw 1922 walby. 1928
North End 1895: Pabst his, 1oal
High man, games Frank Teschler
Ar-ifte JsAAovsh, 7l2 Phil Tocco ia
Mel Frederick 2sa carr Ksrsten 27e
Eddie Brisks. 27a, Nike Angelo. 27s; BIZ
CENTRAL DIVISION
HlEh team. games Palmer Park 3fs5
Olympic, 3lfs Queen. 1892. 20 Grand
1910 Casino No ! BOSS
Hsh team single-Queen 1877; Paine
Park 1921 Detroit Rec 1903; Georgian
Bay 1902 20 Grand Rec 1oas
High man 3 gsmes-o Herppich, 7s5
p cullen. III 4 Liherds 7i3 F. Bu
Jack EOS. T McKsy 7oS; G. slcey 7o5
High man l game NJ AdAir. 2a7: q
Herppich 2sa Costa, ESQ. l.. Liberds
27s. c. slicev 277.
WESTERN DIVISION
High team. , gamss-Coc Cola, al24
Fort Rlvd 3lii; state Fair. 30o7 Norg
Marygrove. 1929 Standard 1922
High, single game Standard ilo7 For
Blvd, 1898, Frankenmuth 1898 Coca
cola. 10si Norge Marygrovs i07s.
High individual 3 games Reg. Wellett
10 ROY Ohlsf 705 Galen Haninger
7of Frank Gruhh. FOL. Carl Polens ZOO
Hgh individual game Carl Polens
27e Toledo s-huco 2Ss RAY Berke 2s7
stan Baker 2s7; Jas. Benton. 2s7. Jo
Redmond. a67
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
MI. Elliott Is Site
OF Clio Pin Tourney

jim Tropca's NJ. Elliott Recre-
alton viii be the site NJ the second
annual Union handicap bowling
Tournament. held for members Of
the UAW-CIO. week-endS through
out April. Entries close with
Edward Bentley. secretary. April g.
Scratch averages arc 800 IN the
fve-nen. 300 m thc doubles and
$50 IN the singles The event Will
he conducted on a 662s handicap
basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
rs Teams Listed

Detroit not only Will he well
represented al the meeting but on
the lanes as vel with no less than
26 teams scheduled. II this Sun
day. They are Lance Hicks Altes,
Paul Cahows Northwestern Ma
tionsl, Ralph Hedgecock's John
sons. George Mollno'S Down River
r e. r.. Hilary Roberts Bolduc.
Ted Puckett's Kars. Ed Parker
Five. Frank Matthews Joe Fair.
Steve Soltes' Bolduc. Bill Rein
holds Pabst and Elmer Dice $
Wyandottes.
Joe Paulus Chene-Trombly Rec
reation will he the first Detroit
Times All-Star Classic team 10 APP
pear Tuesday along with Joe
Adams Dawes. Jake Bomze' $
Michigan window and Hank
Leahy's Vogue Recreation.
The nine billed Friday are Frank
MitzelS Five. Hern Cases Fdel-
weiss, Bill kulsel's Modern Bowler
Ray Wardells Mineralites No. 2
Ray Turner's Roadway, Art Wat
sons Palmer Park Recreation, Roy
Harrison Dexter Recreation. jim
Kestings Ferndale Recreation and
Andy Marx Cooper Bros.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Bowling Aids Scouts
AS Social Outlet

Various numbers on the Boy
Scout program keep Troop ISL
sponsored by Goodale School. 50
occupies the members that time
is lacking 10 know each other bet
ter socially. So the boys and their
fathers get together each Satur-
day evening at Ritter'S Recreation
II is the only Boy Scout league
in the United States. according 10
information in the files Of Edward
w. Schultz, ScoutmaSter. Time is
lacking 10 permit the customary
three games and temporarily the
boys compromise with two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Printers Hold Annua.
Pin Classic Sunday

A record total Of 25S men will
compete in the sixth annual De-
troit Union Printers individual
handicap bowling classic 10 be
held on the seventh floor Of the
Detroit Recreation Building Sun
day. Cleveland, Toledo. Grand
Rapids. Jackson, Saginaw, Dayton
and Flint will be represented in
addition 10 Detroit.
Four games are 10 be rolled
across eight alleys with the first
four prizes ranging from $50 10
500. There will be 10 other cash
awards IN addition to 40 merchan.
disc prizea
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
$50 Doubles Handicap
Top Award Is $500

Rainbow Recreation fourth an
nusl $50 doubles handicap tourna
men'. April II 10 May .. Will carry
first prize Of 500 ANDY Stefani
secretary. said Saturday. Entry
desdline Is April y
Three games viii he rolled
across six alleys with $50 scratch
and so per cent handicap Mid
night and ! m. squads VIII be
arranged for war workers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Metro Classic
HIGH SCORERS

Team event Three games Rosdway
3iOs STANDARD 3O52 ~ Elliott Recreation
3O3q Palmer Psrh Recreation 1920
Team event one game Art Center
Recreation 1899 Midwest 1885 Norge
Marygrovs 1852. standard 1915
Individual event Three games Fred
S'ark 500 Herman Juyenyile $50. Syl.
ester Thief $50 Frank Damico $50
INDIVIDUAL stsnt-.One game Herman
flbenvfl's 2aa Art Watson as Leo Tohar
~. Harry Gliddsn 254. Jack Gardner 77t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Husband, Wife
Changes Seen
STANDINGS
CLASS A

Reign OF Clara and Harry Allen
as Glass a leaders Of the third
annual husband and wife bowling
tournament AT Mack-Boulevard
Recreation may come 10 an end
Sunday.
Such combinations as Betty and
Russell Chapman, Edwardina and
Russell Coy, Ruth and Ed john
ston, Gertie and Andy Schuster
and Margaret and Maurice De-
Loot will have their innings.
Following a mixed squad At )
n. m, there will be two from
Mert loves Recreation, one from
Whittier, another from Birming-
ham and the final mixed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Reppenhdgens
Out in Force
STANDINGS
TEAM FINAL

National, Bsy City 5t56
Krakow Detroit 30ss
Poilex. 81 Clair 305a
Camera Detroit 3074
Neil Johnson. Saginaw 3016
ONERANERAGE FINAL
Pirates, Detroit 5a1
Tigers. Detroit 321
81 Paul. Dearborn 353
Bees. New Boston A2
Telreka Busters Wysndo',s 2f0
DOUBLEs
Ot'o MslIahn Harry Lsgdsn. Rsv City 1908
Clarence Rom Ed Kaiser. Detroii 1852
Norman ana Arthur Risks Detroit 1919
Archie lander Ear Noel BAY CITY 1888
Frnss' Guriow- Rev X C. Bernthsl
New Boston 1888
sINGLKs
Phi Schmidt Detroit 7OS
Arthur Krause. Detroit 7n3
Harold Menter Toledo SOS
Fred Tomas. East Tswas sq2
Waiter Graebner. Rsy CIV SOL
ALL-ENENT<
Walter Harfks Detroit 1919
Paul CiSks Detroit 1850
Walter Reppenhagen Detroit 1854
Ouo Mueller Bsy CITY iSiq
Erin Johnson. net roi' 1927
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Times Classic
HIGH SCORERS

Tssr vsr'-Tnrss games psrs 1853
efrchE 3232 Norton, 1852 cchmid-
s171 Mlnsrsiifss. $3.50
Tss-u stent-Ons same psrs 1918
Et-of's 1ls7 Ekhardf a RsrErf 1872
Chsns Trarbiy Recreation. ii31 Vsrr0r .
1913
Individual event Three games T0h'
CFn.r ns PaUs Isl Chester Buk0WskI
Fsharff a Becker 1a5 Joe psuius C'hspe
Trouby T2e. Chester Fhcss Norton 12S
Ird tfduaf event One game f0s Srhb
re- KrakuN 2go Joe Green psFm 200
Johnston 2ss sfsvs CrJohou Chtns
Tronriy, 2t7 N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

"Never dull moment" the un-
written motto of the Metropolitan
Classic League, gets another in
dorsement Sunday night at Vogue
Recreation. where the boys hope
to break the draw for first, the
tie for the next two spots. and
the tie for the two succeeding.
Palmer Park catches DENLY and
Midwest gets Chene-Trombly
Both Palmer and Midwest figure
on advancing but both DENLY and
ene-Trombly belong 10 the
pawnbroker Highlanders no ad-
vance without security.
Roadway. sharing first with
Standard. meets Art Centre and
Standard pairs with the trouble
some ambitious 0rlings. Only
one game separates. Standard and
Palmer, the leaders, from Palmer
and Midwest The Standard-Or
ling shot is the top attraction. 4,
, Ritter in the cellar nv sever
games encounters Y
are tied with. Art -.
Chene- Trombly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Must Win Over
Los Angeles al
Big Pow-Wow
Distances Is in Midwests
Favor; rs Detroit Elves
on Drives in Columbus
BY HAROLD KAHL

officials from every section Of
the country Will converge on Co
lumbus. O. this week 10 consider
constitutional amendments and Sc
lect the 1914 tournament site OF
the American Rolwing Congress at
us annual meeting next Friday.
With Buffalo chosen as host 10
the 1913 convention last gear in
81 Paul four cities have entered
bids for the 1914 event. They are
Indianapolis. Los Angeles. San
Francisco and Oakland. Cal Frisco
and Oakland are expected 10 with
draw. leaving Los Angeles pitted
against Indianapolis.
Unless there rs a decided over
night switch in opinion Indianapolis
should win hands down under eX-
isting war conditions The A. r.
c never has gone west Of Kansas
City and the Pacific Coast is now
rated as one Of the greatest l0-pin
Centers IN the nation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
All CY0 Leaders
Are in Danger
STANDINGS
EnAI MA

lightweight teams will bid for
honors as the CYO handicap bowl
ing tournament completes its fifth
round ~ the Palace Sunday. Mean
while. the singles and doubles title
chsses continue al the Detroit Rec.
They will he out 10 overhaul
Pontiac CYO with its 2S42 total.
Each previous week OF the tourney
has uncovered a new leader.
When the last pin tumbles Sun
day, S32 fves will have rolled
Less than 300 more remain. Ray
Hasse. Secretary-treasurer. expects
the wind-up the third week in
April
Al stake in the battling will be
three other marks that are less
than week old. They are the lis
the Mcclellan brothers. Don and
Harold. have posted in the doubles
the $50 of Charles Kubala in the
| singles and the TIT Of Patrick
Rice IN the all-eventS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Loss OF Time

out the Middle West and East arc
having a hard time getting away
three or four DAYS 10 go 10 Co
lun1hus without thinking Of nearly
tvv1 wrecks for Los Angeles. Fur
THEREFORE. the government has
called of several national conven-
tons in coastal cities The picture
IS subject 10 change in two years,
h47t that's the ,S%-.9IyNS -sk~sT3 -
~sfe -lnoi !. kcif 10 t-Re.
One, Of the changes IN the rules,
proposed bn a member Of the De-
troit Bowling Association. is an
outgrowth Of ~the A. r. C.'S de-
cision over a month ago ruling Joe
&, Norris Of the Stroh team and
Charles Kotarski Of the Mineralites
alley men.
II is suggested two affey men he
allowed 70 roll ON a team instead
of one. which is now in vogue.
causing Kotarski IN alternate with
Harold Allen. Norris was loSrdue
10 an operation, but under the
present reading Phil Bauman or
Norris will have 10 bS~dropped
from the Stroh quinterheXt sea-
son
Reasons advanced for the change
sTe sound The rule is antiquated.
II was aimed al certain all-star
alley men combinations Is years
ago There are legions Of highly
skilled bnWlers- today compared 10
then. but il has been brought up
before and turned down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

form a team for intertroop and
competition and the
chances are their coach will be no
other than Cito, If the boys have
their way.
Norbert Schultz. assistant scout
master. leads the sons in the aver
ages with 155. He is %. The troop
members themselves range from II
to Is. Short acquaintance with
the game brings small figures, as
expected. hut Coach" Cito conSid-
ers progress remarkable under the
conditions.
Fathers active in the league be-
sides PetrowSke are Edward
Schlager. Fred Wilhelm. Taylor
MathiesOn. Orlando PaSsareli. Rob
ert Hanson. Winslow MOCK Louis
Haarz. Gordon Lees. Joseph XII
linger. John Oss. Eli Murray, Rude
Boss. John Daniels. John Burns,
Joseph Holmes and Edward Lamb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Detroit Event
Still Largest \
In Country
Doubles and Singles Show
Increase In Entries;
Meet Opens In April

Although the team entry. 2,523I
for the thirtieth annual event.
starting at the Detroit Recreation
April 9, Is 173 fives short OF las4
years all-time record OF 1886
Detroit still boasts the largest city
bowling tournament In the coun1
try. Frank Mitzel. secretary, an
nounced Saturday.
While there are fewer teams, the
doubles and singles. opening al
Olympic Recreation. April IS
showed decided increases. The douI
bles attracted 2,540 combinations
compared to 1907 last season. and
the singles 4,222 compared to 1897
advances OF 233 and ABS, respec|
lively.
Thus far this season, Milwaukee,
has staged the largest city meet
2,062 teams. AHA doubles and
3. 764 singles. Again Detroit tops
It's chief rival In every event. Thd
prize fund this year also IL SCI
more than last with S24.700 to b@
cut up. Last year S24,603 wal
divided.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
major League
|Nedrs Windup
SUNDAYS MATCHES

SUNDAYS MATCHES
rayEo vs. Norge. alleys s7-ss; Auto club
VS. Dawes a.70. Eastern Market vs.
Olympic Oldbru. 71-72. Glenn W. Edel-
weiss, 1914: Psbst VS.. Casino. 1915 At
Eastern Market Recreation, 1888 East
Vernon Highway, p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
$50 Tourney
PIN STANDINGS

PIN STANDINGS
TAN
Pa psss 7nis
cookies 1919
Wshor p ere 2s40
H01nsro 2sfO
Carboiots 2S0s
DotBLEs
Nsrcsl vissrs Larry Bs,,nFs' i24s
WAIVER Knerv-Art Bal 1925
John Ktngseo'i Jsues McCsrhv 1926
Richard Msiseler Marvin NarThsIc iig.
Ben BabbssJohn Marin 1875
StNGIEs
.Fred EauEhtor Pontiac ha7
f.fs ROBBERS SIS
sagusi Pinkus as
Wfnar crsigrsr 81
sia Ehu e5'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Runs Into Moy

Five-men rolling AT the Recres|
.tion Building will continue daily
from April 9 to May -. The
doubles and singles at the Olympic
starting>a week later. also will end
a week later. approximately May
20
Joe Sarnowski's Five won The
city five-men championship LAST
season AZ the Whittier with 3073I
Fred Wolf and Leonard Dettloh
combined for 1869 IN capture the
doubles. while Tony Novak headed
both the singles and all-even's With
737 and 1919 at Dearborn Recrea-
ton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
League Members

The Scouts number Gerald
Schlager. Fred Wilhelm. James
MathieSon. Anthony PaSSareli
Robert Hanson. Robert MOCK
Robert Harz. John Lees. Joseph
and Robert Kollinger, Frank Gel.
ger, Donald Murray. Fred Boss,
John Daniels, John Burns, Joseph
Holmes and Jack Lamb.
The boys play against their
fathers and the boys get handi-
cap IF 70 per cent ~ the differ
ence in averages. Son defeats dad
now and then on such basis. Diff
ferent teams are made up each
Saturday but six club league in
1913 under ABC sanction is in
prospect il alleys can be obtained
AT a period convenient 10 all.