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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26

sergeant who used buzzards for carrier pigeons.
Sergeant Glutts marched $500 miles on the diagonal
through the Sahara He bareheaded. Then he went
for his hat He famous for double
timing sick detail the way TO the base hospital.
Sergeant Muscles OF the Marines leaves ring in the
bathtub you strop a razor
Sergeant Roarstrum put his shoes and outside his
berth and the porter shined the
At Midway Island Sergeant Whammo sorted Japs with a
bayonet.
Now all that Ia pretty tough, but next Monday
going Sergeant Mccoy of the mountain McCoys who
fought the Hstfelds down the last He didn't fight
the last He managed him in Tex Richards heavyweight
tournament in old Madison Square Garden.
This contest will continue until the toughest
sergeant located That makes difference where he is in
Australia, Ireland Iceland
See Mondays paper for more tough sergeants.
ITO be continued)
By Peat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Chart Lutheran
Evening Services

Four Lutheran congregations
have arranged TO provide evening
services for war workers and
others who have need for evening
services. They are: Tabor, fireman
and Burnette avenues; Mt. Olive,
Esper boulevard and Normille ave-
nue.: Pilgrim, Quincy and Chal-
fonte avenues and Covenant, Sor-
rento and Buena Vista avenues.
Services will rotate from church
10 church. The schedule for Octo-
Der is as follows: October 4
Tabor; October II, Mt. Olive;
October Is, Pilgrim; October Is
Covenant. All rites win begin at
& %. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Religious Education
Courses al j. Of N.

Two eight-week courses in the
University of Michigan's noncredit
program of religious education are
being offered in Detroit this fall
at the Horace II. Rackham Educa-
tional Memorial, so Farnsworth
avenue. They open Thursday, o.
tober 8.
These courses are scheduled for
6 and 8 o'clock respectively on
Thursday evenings for the con-
venience of leaders in religious
education or young peoples work
who may wish to enroll in both
but whose free time Is limited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Christian Science
Lecture Oct. I

There will be a free lecture on
Christian Science in the Fourth
Church of Christ, Scientist. 524O
West Chicago boulevard, Friday
evening. October 2. at 8 o'clock.
The speaker will be Judge Fred
erick G. Hill, c. S. B., of Los An
geles, a member of the board OF
lectureship of the Mother Church,
the First Church of Christ. Sci
enlist, Boston, Mass. The lecture
is open to the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Bishop TO Visit Howell

The Ri. Rev. Frank w. Creigh-
ton. d. D., bishop OF the Episcopal
Diocese of Michigan, viii preach
and confirm classes of candidates
in st. Johns Mission, Howell. to-
morrow at 10 a. m, and in St.
Paul's. Brighton. at 80. Monday
evening at 7:30 he will dedicate
the new Chapel of the Incarnation
which has recently been erected
as an addition to st. Pauls Church.
Lansing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Two Catholic Priests
Named 10 New Posts

The Rev. FIR. Thomas J. Carroll
is named pastor of Annunciation
parish in succession to the late
Msgr. James Stapleton and the
Rev. FIR. James w. Cotter, pastor
lof st. Mary parish, Adrian, be.
comes successor to Father Carroll
in the pastorate of st, Rita, &C.
cording to an announcement made
this week at the Chancery office.
The appointments are effective
IOctober g.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
TRUTH LUTHERAN

The new Truth Evangelical Lu.
theran Church, Lantz avenue near
Russell street. will be dedicated al
3 o'clock Sunday afternoon under
the direction of the pastor. the
Rev. E. j. Melchert. with the Rev
Norman A. Menter of Salem Lu-
theran Church preaching the SER
mon. At 7:30 p. m. the Rev. II. l.
Yochum, president Of the Michigan
district, will be the speaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
EPISCOPAL WOMEN

The opening meeting of the
auxiliary in the Episcopal
of Michigan for the COM
ing season will be held in ST.
Peters Church. Detroit, at IL a. m.
with the Rev. Thomas N.
Carruthers. D. D., of Nashville,
Tenn, the principal speaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
CHRISTIAN YOUTH

At the first fall rally of the
Voice of Christian Youth, sched-
uled for 7:30 tonight. in the Wesley
Methodist Church. DR.. r. l..
Meyer, dean of men at Northwest
ern Evangelical Seminary. Mime
apolis, Mimi, will speak on the
topic. Errors in the Bible"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
GARDEN CITY BAPTIST

Evangelist r. J. Kees Of Evans
ton, ILL.,, will conduct a revival in
the Garden City Baptist Church
beginning Tuesday, September 20
and continuing through Sunday
October IL. Meetings will con-
vene each evening, except Satur-
days, at 7:30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
CENTRAL METHODIST

Ralph Bates. an English author,
will speak on THE Struggle for
World Order" at the lecture
forum In Central Methodist
Church, Wednesday at 7:45 p. m,
the Rev. Oscar G. Starrett an
Inounced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26


radishes and Hardboiled
Smiths name came up.
Well, we have tough guys
who would make Hardboiled
look very underdone.
Sergeant Tattistrat stood
at attention longer than Hard
boiled was in the army. He
kept his sox up with thumb
tacks.
Sergeant Garrowler had
every stitch Of clothing torn
off him in a powder explosion
and refused to bulge until his
laundry came back. He learned
TO read when his grandma
bent a crowbar into every
letter in the alphabet.
Garrowler was the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
PRIESTS LEAGUE

Priests from all sections of the
Catholic Archdiocese of Detroit
will attend the thirty-ninth annual
conference Of the Priests Eucha-
ristic League to be held Septem-
Der 80 in st. Francis Church. $500
Wesson avenue. FIR. Max Gannas
will be the host.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26

The Ven. Leonard P. Hagger,
archdeacon of the Episcopal Do
cese of Michigan, will officiate at
services of the holy communion in
Grace Church, Lapeer, tomorrow
at $50 a. m, and in st. Johns,
Otter Lake, at $50. He will also
preach the sermon at each service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
HAZEL PARK BAPTIST

Services Sunday evening at the
Tabernacle Baptist Church, Hazel
Park, will be dedicated to the
parents and wives Of men in the
armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN

The recently organized United
Presbyterian Church of West
Dearborn will hold services Sun
day in the Lindbergh School, with
Sunday school scheduled for 9:4s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

The subject of the lesson-sermon
TO be read in all Christian Science
churches Sunday will be Reality"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
Church Briefs

"a. m. and the regular worship at
IL o'clock. the Rev. Frank j. Irvine
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
LJJTHERAN LAYMEN

Members of the Michigan Luz
theran Laymen's League will meet
Tuesday. at 8 p. m, in Epiphany
Church, Seven-Mile road and
Woodward avenue. /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
RecGPituIGtiOn:
RecOPttuI0ttOn:
Bugs Sums Up Search
For Toughest Sergeant
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

The contest for tough sergeants closing its first week
We going by figures of these mugs has
shape that would finish second to busted sofa.
We will recapulate the findings for the week 1t started
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
IVA Fitness Lesson:
SpeedbdII Like
Soccer; Use Of
Hands Permitted

(This is the eleventh ia a
series Of physical fitness lessons
specially prepared for Junior
Victory Army members tn con-
junction cith the current pro-
gram offered by The Detroit
Times dnd the department Of
parks and recreation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-26
LESSON ELEVEN

LESSON ELEVEN
Here is a new game for boy
members of the Junior Army
which will provide them with
many happy hours OF play:
Speedball is a new game evolved
out of soccer. but adding the use
of the hands under certain condi-
tons. and bringing about more
scoring possibilities.
The one great distinction be-
tween soccer and speedball is that,
in the latter, the rules permit the
catching of Fly balls" II the ball
is kicked into the air and is caught
before il reaches the ground il is
called q ely bah" and may be
passed or kicked.
DON'T USE HANDS
A ground ball" Zone that is
bouncing) must be played as in
soccer without the use OF the
hands. A Mayer who kicks the
ball into the air is eligible TO catch
II himself before IL hits the ground.
The player having possession OF
the ball cannot run with IL. He
must advance il by means OF a
kicking dribble or by an overhead
dribble. the latter being permitted
only once.
That is, a player may toss the
ball forward and recover IL before
IL hits the ground. He may then
pass or kick IL or drop II to the
ground and dribble 1t down the
field with the feet.
Speedball Is officially played on
q field the same size as the foot
ball field, although smaller space
is frequently used. There are two
end zones, as In football. reaching
10 yards behind the goal lines.
There is a penalty area in front
Of each goal, consisting OF the
space between the goal line and
q parallel line, 20 yards distant.
which Is drawn across the field OF
play.
Two foul lines (eight yards on
each side Of the goal and inter-
Secting the goal line ana ZU-yhru
line) are used 10 restrain the
players on penalty kicks. The
penalty mark is the same as in
soccer. The football goal posts are
official.
There are three means OF scor-
ing from the field, counting three.
two, and one, respectively. The
first Is when the ball Is kicked
under the crossbar, the second Is
when a forward pass Is received
in the end zone and the third Is
when the ball is drop-kicked over
the crossbar and between the
uprights.
PERSONAL FOULS, TOO
There is also a personal foul
rule, similar TO basketball. and a
penalty kick from the foul line,
made after such an infraction OF
the rules, counts one. Two kicks
are awarded in case the foul has
been made by a team in its own
penalty area.
Technical fouls, such as running
with the ball or illegally touching
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
HOIsE LEAGEF
DETROIT LUMBERMKN's

hixn VIZ liz .e 5, I'M
more 200 G. Koehler 2le. Movers 2n3
Rock 204-2ii. Lamothe 246. szpount 210
Ranzenberger ais.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
PRIZE CHECKS WAITING

Those still interested in landing
their 1912 city tournament checks
may pick them up al Detroit Bowl
ing Association offices in Detroit
Recreation Building. third floor -.
The regular doubles list includes
Dale Huntington and Barney
DOYLE. Archie Jankowski and Bill
Mowery, Frank Babis and Paul
Brown.
For regular singles there are
Charles Snyder, Ralph Schwocho
Earl Beckett, Eddie SchefSky
Doyle. Edgar Haines. Dominic
Cuomo CSmatter, Dom, got
money!, Walter Grabman. Cy
O'Neill. Ted Baneszewaki Larry
Sioneham. Ken Hill. George Con-
Molly Edmund Carpenter, William
Querfeld, Mac Powas, Erwin
Nagel, Louis Keppen, among
others.
The list in over average singles
is l2S, Among those named are
Charles Snyder, George Carr
George Kachore. Everett Hard
wick, Newt Saunders. Mack Mont
catti. Paul Muske. Claude Adair
Edward Schultz, William Willis
Hugh Coon. Stan Bell, Frank
Chiapetta. John Bigelow, Wilbur
Francis, Frank Naluck, Evan Nor.
row. Herb Piper. Jack Mathes.
Leo Brajozewski, David Jones
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
" NOR HOUSE

Ray Glinske Of Vernon had one
nj those ever onward and up
ward" series in the Times Classic.
His string was 174-l75-l76 for 525
John Millett likes 10 recall
that tho Scribner boys, Paul and
Joe, started 10 bowl at his place
We had TO send en- home,
said John. for neither one knew
when il was closing time
Al Block had 27S in 6l2 in
the Graham-PaiGe League .
Sirohs are entered in the national
match game championship compe-
tition and appear in New York
November 22-23 Challenges
arc open for the state title .
Perhaps Norris and crew will take
on Walter WeGener'S Flint Aces
Joe's illness barred the teams
getting together last season.
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Progress. but Slow
Ray Gtinske Of Vernon Has t74-t75-i76 for ar
Ever Onward and Upward Series

Roy Hilliker. Ed Richard, Edward
Carlson. John Zoccs Jack
Premo, Alfred French. James
OMalley, Joe Yuchas. Ted Kallay,
Nick Lutz. Walter Blanchard.
Grant Walters.
Over average doubles lists Sc
Some of the combinations are
Arthur Reckling and Tracy Akens,
Al Perino and Joe Bernardo. Cy-
rene Smith and Alfred French.
Louis Jacobson and Carl Owen.
Robert Fahey and Robert Larkin,
Anthony DuGrsy and Walter War.
zecka. Allen Gundlach and Fred
Buhlit.
Audrey Gentle hit 2O0-241-165
for 606 in the Olympic Women'S
House Matteo Ciociola fired
266 after 21S-211 for 695 and two
new season records in the Murray
Interplant Jack Kranik came
Up with 256 as Sal Scarlet went
for 247-203-200 and $50 in Ritter's
House.
Joe Rheaume nicked 256-207 ir
627 in Detroit Lumbermen's
Bob Bensons 225 is a new high
single in the East Side TADCC
Ford Rillston caught a mess
Of strikes in ringing up 1928.
235 for 660 TO pace the Orien,
Senior House.
Mary Schulz speared 200 for &
rev high single in the Board oi
Educations Women's Bill Pal
mer's 23l is new mark in the
New Fairview Junior =. "Snutch'
Hatch proved a capable sub in the
ST. NMatysA of BEDFORD with Il
straight strikes IN 65l series, one
of his games being 1853.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
SERVICE DEMANDS

Sally Ferrero>rolled pol in the
State Fair w omen John
Plette'S SOC is a new high series
in the Retail Merchants II was
another boy for John Niviano,
Rolawile prop. this week John
Millett has all his alleys in shape
Ia permit pin boys to service two
alleys at a time /. 3. Barney Carl
ton at Gleneagles lost seven, pin
boys this week. four to the mer-
chant marine and three 10 the
navy.
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Totals po1 s13 sss
Grhnh TOTAL 2ste
Times Classic
High Scorers

Team svsnt-Three games Fife 3It2
etroh. 1000 sackmsn's. 30s9 Pepsi Cola,
$685. hurdock. 307i
Team event-One game: Murdock 1i4n
eiroh. iio5, Fife, 1925 ssckman's. 1864
hinsral'ss, 1885
Individual event--Three games: Harold
Allen. Minerahtes, 7lf Sam Richs rdson.
PEPSI Cola. 7n1 Mark coihnak Pepsi
Coils sss: william Kenet. stroh. $50
Individual sVsnt-One game Harold Al.
len. Mineralnes, 2s7 Chef Bukowski.
Fife. 2s7. Fred Breckle. Fife. 267. John
Crimmins psrisclesn. 2si
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
BEDFORD
HOrsE LEAGUE

rance 2i2, 6 McCarerty 2o3-2o2. r. Nor
rison pa. H Klein 2o1 l.. Mason 2lo-
2o4 Rremkov us W. Fulkerson 200, p
CAss 222. Lyons ga. z. standtks 233. l.
lGrout 204.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
sOEsT IN wINDUP

y Louis Sielsff put out 667 for
Chene-Trombly Ernie Soest. in
his farewell appearance with Min
eralites. did Sal. He leaves for Los
Angeles next week and Howard
Curtin from Stroh replaces him.
Stroh seeks substitute for Curtin
Until Fred Wolf returns next
month.
Between games. Norris and Cass
Grygier got together with Wayne
Spauldinc and Gibson. Their az
game doubles match begins Octo-
Der II for a purse 10 be deter
mined AT a meeting today AZ
Strathmoor Bowling School.
Twenty-one games will be rolled
~ Strathmoor and the other Fl
at center 10 he named
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
ARGYLE
BEACON
AnlfsH IEAGIfE

High scores - Jack Heeusn 236. Fred
Huber 22s-20o, y. Brown 226, v. Leidieh
223. Walter Hollis 220. Ed Behrsndt 2i5
All. v. Zundel EOS. Don Cooper 2o3. otto
Gabriel 202, Pete kambss 200, Fenner 200.
Joe Brehmer 200, l.. Findlay 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
n. v. n. A.
POST OFFICE

High scores-courviiie 7t3. Guarnisri poi
Grinmer ZOO Gunnicnr 223. Stress 40.
simsn 20i. wills eos, Leppek 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
GLENEAGLES
sss HousE LEAGUE

High scores Ray wrohhis 2t7 William
Flohr 73s. Angus hAoDonsld 233 Arthur
plsnk 77s. James O'Connor 7ie-2l0. Jo-
seph Zaeorssy 2l3 william Nee 7i2 War
rem wTohhsi 2il Cap shsh. 2ln- Wtlhsn
Joims 40. Albert Holden 200. Don Taylor
203 Ray stock 7ni
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
GRANDMONT
SENIOR NOT ~

High seores-Ted Brhnks 2oi. Morrison
200 wsrstine 2o.. L~schks 2i37o+. wesch
7o7 Minor 2o1. Nssel 2oo-2os. Costa 22t
nsitIlo 232- 22s KrssIousk 207. Bull 23t.
Springer 2u5-7T5. Han 7n3s712. irwin 7on
Tro~bridgs 7Oi otenbsker 2Os. Grsoe 2oS.
Grove 7o3 Young 233. Taylor 233-2A5.
str,ng. 7oi-22o. Buckman 23l. Purdue 2i2
Miller 400. Pnmps 207, Peterson 227 Bntt
7o3. BENTLEY 7oS. Burgess 7os-233, Garner
gas. 23t Cooper 40. Ru.his ali. Gsrstlsf
72s Ziemsn 2lo J. wsldeoker 2oi. Collins
7os Prinsie 7oS. lacking 22t-2o2, Harmon.
berg 273.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
WESTIOF LEAGTE
AMERICAN LEGION

High scores-stan Coss 20s Harold Allen
2o3. Frank Mathews 21i, Frank Kelly ara.
Verne Smith 2l4-23i. Emil Samuels ali.
Les Kaiser 234 Dr. Verne Richards 2l2.
Frank RAbideau 2i3-2Is. Howard Crumit
35-237. Cecil Ward 2l2-222. Oscar soren-
son 2i4 Harvey Bishop 2o4.233. Al Kauf-
man 900, Harry Tumey 231. Duane Parkes
2Ip Joe Rozenski 212. Frank Wtkowski
pos Elmer schlee 2o7-7i3. Jim Mckee pos.
Rene Chris,in 213. VIM. Petit ais, Rod
Marshal PAS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
RITTER

High scorss--H. Blumke 25s, 3. Wenzel
22i-22l. y. Kukla 223. II. Bell 1857
r Rich 2os. Jim Moore 2l3-226, verr
Mueller 224-2ns. George Hansen 2i3-222
Jack Kranlk 25s. sal Scarlet 247- 2o3-2oo
Paul Cito 20i-244, Robbins 40. W
Fischer 200. p. Cur 2i2. Otto Auch 212
Otto Proetke COS. Ford Moore al. Roy
Moore 200. I'd wenzel 224-213, u. Diste
feno 2o3 n. winnikens 22i. Carl Lennon
200 2n3 Bud" Ritter 203. Raw Wardel
2O7. Clio Gardner 205, Ed Rateick 2i6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10

Recreation vs.. George Murray. SIS:
Martin vs.. Nj Elliott. -; Palmer PARK
Iii.17. AZ wurrns Recreation, Gratiot at
East Warren, 7:3o p. m
With only two games separating
the first six teams and only four
among the first 10, changes are
due again in the Metropolitan
Classic Leagues first division to-
morrow night at Wurms Recrea-
tion.
Rainbow has first by a game.
but Nationals may alter that
status. The averages favor Rain
bow. 929 To S96 only averages do
not mean pinfall on a given night,
as every kegler knows.
Mt. Elliott. showing $50, has the
call over Martin, COL. largely be-
cause Martin has only two VIC
tories in II games against eight
and four" for Mt. Elliott.
Ellis Walkers 952 Standards
catch the surprising $50 Chene-
lTromblys. If Don Brichta whangs
Fem as he has been doing. the
standards are what the boys call
tough monkeys" for they have
others besides Brichta. Martin
lDanieleski's team improves, stead
lily and remains very much in the
contention.
Palmer Park, top in average at
l956. catches the tail-end Welches,
who have lost IL straight. /. Hills
mark 938 to Koppitz COS and have
n slight edge. according to the
handieappers. George e. Murray
have a seven-point margin over
Southeastern.
Only two teams are out of the
running to date, Martin and WEIGH.
: and each may recover enough lost
ground to worry the leaders. It's
a long way 10 April.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
ORIENT
HOTSE IEKGTT

High scores-B. Nsthanson 2io =
Riils,on 23S-233 y Springer 22s p.
Cullen 22s. A. Martin 224. r. Kraft 223.
r Kelley 222 A Wslsrsk 21S. ". Gull
ten 2I4. C. Morrison 214, y Msfek 2l3-
oil. s. Kaplsn 2l1-2oi. A Knack 20s.
W Woolley 2O3. A. Nice 202, T. halek
200. Bob Schnn 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
X. or e. ISrER-couN ciL

High scores y Evans 200, NJ whslen
2o1- 2n2. J. Lydon I'll. Z. Schisppscasse
232 r Movers 2li. r. Hamilton 2ie, s.
Kudlo 242 n Du Ross 2ii. p Zaias All,
"A Schultz 2o4. T Rooney 2i5-2l3,
Bodrie 2O2. = Lszo'te 40. r. Duva 2o2-
az. w Mortiers 2oi. DunninE al. }.
1ik 222 s Lopecki 737. = Cashman 2i2
J. Winter 7ts J sklsdzien 20n y De
Granis 2ls, z. Mytko 2o2-2o2, c. Reiehiin
2o3- 22s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
NAPLES
SENIOR HOT ~

High scores Dsy 73s 200, War,echa 272.
12S. Goldman 222 En2 Outrhed 224 KeIIer
2i7.20s Warden az. Walters 2l3 ward
AT Barker 214. sikorski al. Gonsior 2o7.
Hunsickef zoe. kanack 20s. Admits POS,
starry 100000, W. Headley 2O5. Erich 2o4.
Groslko 2O4 Kaufman 2o4 Stock 207.
SNYDER 7o2 Daniels 200. Carver POI, Kuhn
pol Fowler 2nn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
DETROIT POLICE DEPARTMENT

Thurkow 2i2-24i, Joe Burkard 23e FLOYD
Foberi 1926. Elmer Halso 23i. Emory
Williams 226 William Barr 2o4-225 Ray
Picksrd 225 Harry Smith 2i5-222. George
Cole 222, Julius Pollock 21s, William Ma
ior 2is, GEORGE Garner 2o22l3, Frank
Koss 2i0. Oscar Trudeau zoe, Harold
Redmond zoe Louie weitschst POT. Al.
bert McCaig pos. Arthur MartsiE 2O5-2o5
EOS George Kahoun POS. Robert Sheridan
2nS I'd olszewsN 20t. Raymond Benson
203 I'd Whttmack 203. Ed Newman 202
Robert Davis 2Ol. Herb Case 200,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
II THFRAN
METROPOLITAN CATHOLIC

HiEn Tom Mckay 22s al Henry
DiuIus 7ia. Julius Kaminsh 200. Ted Ban
23i, Pete DeNsve 24S-20a. Benny Zang
2i3. Frank Grubb 24t 2o3. Norman Krsus
20s. sy szymsnsh 707. Don Birmerick
eli. George Dorr 275 Jack CInnin ghs N
2Ii. Charles Kaiser 2o2 Jack Lszotte 215
Louis Rachnak 2f2 -20s Fred Sweeney 212
: Jones zoe, Sam Terresult 202, Felix
B,laneer az
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10

High soores-Doods 2iI. ROGUE 2ol 222
Weber 22s Harry Boswell 2oS, Hoyer 2l3.
Luppino 200 Maccam 2O3, MeInnis 242,
schaefer 22l Rernick 21o. joyce 223- 2o2.
Carr 2ni, Richard 2i3, Angeisri 2o3-23a.
Rscis POS scyalkw PIP Joe stsknss 2n5-
722 Robert Nelson go, Letters 27e-203-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
NOTTINGHAM
SENIOR MOI ~

HiEh scores Don 2t7 J Kup,s 2li
Lee Terry 200 Harry Smith z23 Henry
FroshNn 202 -2o4. Joe Kindskens, 225. Joe
BorNeran 2ia. Joe Dixon 20i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
HYGRADE GooDFELLowsHIP

High scores -- Howard Rohrnnan 2l3.
William Kistner 2ll. Leo Francisco 40.
John Cisn 2o4. Al Michasls 203. William
straUbe 2o4. Gil Tacey 20l. George Morris
2O1, John Zyla 20i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
LADIES. MAJOR HOUSE
saA LEAGUE

Rel 2is. 200 G Fried 22i. l. BellerS
.220. J. Madison 22O. II. 1wankovitseh 2i4
r Ferrero 40, r Grant 200. T. Field
man 207. l.. Parker 202. ]. Cebula 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
RAINBOW

ESQ MAJOR CLASSIC
Knschts Rainbow
Anes 3Sn Doubles
Wilson Standard
Oidbru Southeastern
Marathon Ideal IL.
High scores-Harry PilsrsH 2i2, HI
Pate 223. Art Klein 2oo-202, Roy Lari
mer 2o5, Carl Carlson 2o6-2t5. Joe stem
rrner 20s, Art Knecht 7o5. Jack Nen 22e
Msrv wu,ke ala. Matt Furesn 743-2s7
Joe sehwsrr 200. Joe Locke 2o8. Johr
Bisnchi 2oi. Nick Rossmsn 20f. Ceorg,
Chicovsky al.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
GREATER MASONIC
GRAPHIC ARTS

High scores-Clarence Niddleditch 237-
234 Fred Schubert 234. Bill Lorna 234.
Sherman Lamhly 229-224-203, Doc Bennett
225. Herb ease els. Charlie Fox zz3-zop,
Hank GAvs 2i3. Alex Stewart 212, Bob
Cole 23i. Calvin seit1 2l3. Howard Helm
rich al. Freddie Breckles EOS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-10
DETROIT RECREATION
TINES SHOP LEAGUl

flKn -scofff-rtahleE Ntn horh Z5E. Die o
vim Neumsnn 222 Norbert MaEes 220
Lincoln Barr 2is. Chas RupnoV 2i0, Marty
Wing 200 Zyd kowslswski 215. walter
Manlis 203 Page Maxwell 202 George
Plucky 200. Duane Mulvev 200, Ralph
Kerntr 200, Walter TomcIyk goo.