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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-03-13

Jordan, Messrs. Ed. Davis, Walter
Neil and William Brayboy.
Biddle Circle No. SO, Ladies of
the G. A. R., met in regular ses-
sion Tuesday, March 10, at We'll
come Hall with Mrs. Effie Wills
presiding in the absence of the
president, Mrs. Lola Edwards, who
was i'll.
The Bid-Rite Contract Club met
Monday, March g.. at the home of
Mrs. Emmett Arthur Galloway, 700
W. Central Ave. First club prize
was won by Mrs. Eli Hickman and
the second by Mrs. William Gard
ner. The next meeting will be Mon
day, March 16, at the home of Mrs.
Hickman, 735 st. Anthony Ave.
The Annual Sermon Committee
of the Grand United Order of Odd
Fellows and the Households of
Ruth met this month at the home
of Mrs. Alice Franklin, 486 st.
Anthony Ave-, to make arrange
ments for the Annual Sermon to
be held in May. The committee
will meet again in April.
The Twin City Maids and Ma
irons Club met Wednesday, March
4, at the home of Mrs. Fred D. Nc
Cracker, 1862 Albemarle st. An
appetizing luncheon preceded cards.
First club prize was won by Mrs.
Clarence W. Wigington, second by
Mrs. o. B. Williams and the third
by Mrs. Frank Terry. The guest
prize was won by Mrs. Clarence H.
Roper. Other guests of the hostess
included Mesdames William Modem,
Samuel Ransom, William Godette
and Bismarck C. Archer. The next
meeting of the club will be Satur-
day, March 81, at the home of Mrs.
Russell Sage Underwood of Mime
apolis.
The Adelphai Club met Tuesday,
March 10, at the home of Mrs.
Louis P. Moore, 662 W. Central
Ave. The next regular meeting
will be Tuesday, March "a, at the
home of Mrs. Thomas A. Neal, 531
St. Anthony Ave.
The st. Paul WOmen's Council
met Thursday of this week at the
Housewives Bureau in downtown
St. Paul.
The Two O'Clock Bridge Club will
meet Saturday, March IA, at the
home of Mrs. Norman H. Howell,
953 st. Anthony Ave.
Mr.. B. C. Archer, 314 No. West
ern Ave-, who has been seriously
ill, is now able to be out again and
will return to work the first of
next week.
The officers of the Mr.. and Mrs.
Club who are sponsoring Profess
sor Quiz at St. James Church
Thursday, March 10, are Mrs. Nell
son Balenger, president; Mrs. Lii
liam Hickman, secretary, and Leon
ard Davis, treasurer.
Newly elected judges of election
in the first precinct of the Twelfth
Ward are Mrs. Milton Beauford,
663 Aurora Ave., and Miss Norma
Stokes, 757 St. Anthony Ave.
Humphrey WOOten of the United
States Army is in the city on leave
and was the guest of honor at an
informal party given by his sister,
Mrs. Myrtle Kemp, 667 st. An
thony Ave.
William Jones of Duluth, who
has been i'll at the U. S. Veterans
Hospital, has been transferred to
the U. S. Veterans Hospital in Chi
cago for treatment. He is the
brother of Mrs. Lee W. Gwynne,
Jr., and Mrs. E. Withers.
The first of the seasons spring
proms to be announced is the one
to be given on Friday evening, APP
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-03-13
Hayes, 4O44 Fourth Ave. So.

Hayes, 4O44 Fourth Ave. So.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. L. L
Green and their daughter, Sheila,
of Pine Island, Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roy Hatchett and Mr.. and Mrs.
Leon Lewis, all of Minneapolis.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. N. A. Webster and daugh-
ter, Marva, returned to their home
in Winnipeg, Canada, after spend
ing a month with her sister, Mrs.
B. D. Young.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-03-13
Social and Personal
ST. PAUL
BY ESTYR BRADLEY
ss5 st. Anthony Avenue-Dale 49,

Invitations have been issued by Mrs Parker
thony Ave. for the marriage of her daughter Miss Marcea
Copeland Mr. August Thomas Piper Saturday evening"
at half the hour Camphor E.
The Rev. Clarence will perform ceremony
NAL wedding will be followed by
the brides mother from 1880 to $3.50 m.
The of the Junior Sterling Club Sunday
Sterling Club for their semimonthy business meeting
made chairman of committee to draw
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
NNTAc 0WNW
(Poa MARIO RODRIGUEZ

creo Y los alent6 a que s;gan Ia
borando en- provelho de la de-
cana de nuestras sociedades.
FL represertar''a de "a "Tra-
ducci6n-Prensa', ell querido vie
jito jose Ramon ShrfaEiz, fe-
licit6 a la Secci6n per los exitos
ObtenidoS Y encomi6 su bondad
y desinteres.
Terminates los discursos, ell
joven Alvarez hizo enitrega de
preciosos "carsages" a las Sras.
Cecilia Fernandez Rey, Rosa de
la Riva, Maria Greco Y Srta.
Maria Valdes.
Fu6 un acto brillantisimo, va
igrabado en- les cerebros de to-
dos los aSiStentes.
La nOta final eS,uvo a cargo
de Ramon Pi.
Ofreci6 una casa en- la playa
de Madeira, en- un terreno que
cedera Don Severino Quintani-
LA.
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
r DE 10 CRIMINAL
RODRIGUEZ ACUSA

En- la vista de la cauSa con-
ira Roy Velasco, suS hijoS john
y Jimmie Y Ray Mondello, acu-
SadoS de dirigir una loteria, de-
clar6 aver Rolando Rojriguez,
4Ue enJla numeroS para clos.
Interrogado por ell fiscal, Re-
usz mantle % que 81 habia
vendido los numeroS y despues
los emlpresarios, ahora acuados,
Sc hal5ian negado a pagan los
premios.
Como yo no deseaba que en-
YTbor City me llamaran ladr6n
sin Serlo, tome ell canine de de-
nuncia a los que me habian
puesto EN- tan dificil situacion,
a los esponsables".
+. Alvarez, una victima, ma
nifest6 que Sc habia "sacado"
$367.50, con un ''parlay" de 10
cts. y que no lie pagaron.
TodoS los acusald0s negarOn
que ellos estuvieran dedicados
al trafico de los numeros.
Los abogados de lal defensa
mezclaron la politica en- ell "a
sunto y salieron a relucir los
nombres de Charlie Wall y Con
zalo Zarate.
Lleva la acusaci6n Ell tenien-
tie fiscal SpicOla. Hoy continual
"a ell juicio.
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
De VGcdciOneS

De VGcdciOneS
BESIDE hace dias Sc encuentra
gozando de unas vacaciOes en- la
ciudad de Houston, Texas, la a
preciada y distinguish Sra Je-
susa Torres, vida. de Laureano
Torres, y sus hijas las Srtas.
Carmen Y Esperanza Torres.
Durante su estancia en- la re-
ferida ciudad son huespedes
de SUI hijo y hermano, teniente
Laureano Torres, que pertene-
ce al Cuerpo de Aviaci6n de los
Estados Unidos.
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
NueUa Secci6n de Recreo

NueUa Secci6n de RecreO
En- la junta celebrada aver
noche por la Secci6n de Recrec
del Circulo Cubano, fueror
nombrados los cficiales que Ia
regiran durante ell presente a.
no.
Oscar Cuervo, Presidente; E
milo Garcia, Vice Presidente
Antonio Varona, S'ecretario
Oscar Lacalle, Vice Secretario
Jose Pent6n, Tesorero; Juan
Perez, Vice Tesorero; Willie
Gonzalez, Reporter.
Delegates de la Diretiva
Frank Ramirez, Manuel SAM
tos Pau y Willie Gonzalez.
Representative en- la Seccion
de Damas: Evelio Alvarez.
Vocales: Juan Montero, jose
Mendez, Henry Gomez, Frank
Rodriguez y Roberto Tornero.
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
La Bodd de Hoy

La BOdd de Hoy
Para hoy Viernes eSta sena-
lada la boda de la simpatica
Srta. Theola Mateo, hija de los
esposos Manuel Mateo. con ell
joven d. J. ReeS.
La ceremonial nupcial tendra
lugar en- la Iglesia Metodista de
Gibsonton. Oficiara ell Reveren
do Rogers.
La novia sera entregada en-
matrimonial al joven Rees, por
ell papa de ella, ST.. Manuel Ma
teo.
iFelicidades!
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
Santos del Dtd
Martina, Sabina e Hip6lito.

Con eStas lineaS enviamos un
afeotuo saluio a nuestro amigo
Hip6lito de la Parte, active
miembro de la Directiva del
Centre Espanol.
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
BAlNDO CONTRA LAS DU-
CHAS ESTIIO AGARRA
POR DONDE PUEDAS

Montevideo, Uruguay, enero
3O.-La COmisi6n Nacional de
Educaci6n Fsica tom6 ell acuer
do de prohibir en- ell pals, luego
de un complete analisis, las lu-
chas conocidas por ell nombre
de "agarra por donde puedas."
Estima la Comisi6n que este
tipo de lucha es mas una cues
ton de teatro o circO, y que tie
ne todas las caracterisicas de
una farsa o parodia.
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
FL Bamquete dc Anoche

0b ONV1NSNt VI SAFtCNHO >
en- ell "Columbia"
Como Sc anunciara, anoche
efectu6 su banquete annual la
estimada Secci6n de Recreo del
Centre ESpanol, dirigida por el
dinamico Angel de la Riva. Tu-
vo lugar en- la gema de ~nuestras
restaurantes ell Columbia,
que, como siempre, sirvi6 un
exquisite menu. Los comensaI
les tuvieron fraseS de elogio pa
ra los maestros culinarios que
commando Casimiro Hernandez.
La Secci6n en- pleno asisti6,
acompanados unos por sus res
pectivas esposa y otros por be-
las damitas.
Despu&s de servido ell sa0roso
menu y actuando de Maestro de
Ceremonies ell joven Ramon ].
Alvarez, habl6 ell Sr. Ramon
Fernandez Rey, Presidente ge-
neral de la sociedad, quien con
fraSes sentidas elogi6 a la Prem
So latina y a la Seccion.
Pidi6 deSpues Sc coopere con
ell GObierno, ell presidente ROos-
evelt Y la Cruz Roja.
LIE sigui6 en- ell uso de la pala-
bra ell Sr. Angel de la Riva, ell
querido presidente de la Sec
ci6n, quien prometi6 que los mu
chachoS y el Sc eSforzaran en-
Obtener nuevos triunfos socia-
les y monetarios.
Sc lie cencede un turno a nues
tro Director, Sr. VictOriano
Manteiga, ell que con facil pala-
bra congratul6 a los activos
muchachoS de la Secci6n de Re-
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
Triple "A" CIub"

Triple "A" CLUb"
En- la noche de hoy ell Triple
"A Club, de la Academia del
Sagrado Nombre, efectuara un
''Tea Dance.
Ell miSmo itendra lugar en- los
salones de la American Helle-
ic". Empezara a las seis de la
tarde, photographers hasta las
echo Y media de la noche.
Actuaran ce madrinas las
Srtas. Catalina Ficcio, Beth
Forlong, Beverly Hartt y AIDE
la MarSicano.
Las matronas de la fiesta Sc
ran las mamas de los altos Off
ciales del Club: Sras. Leland F.
Carlton, ID. D. Martin, Victor
Sharpe y C. Ficcio.
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
Entire NOSOtrOS

DeSpueS de una ausencia de
tres amos, los que pas6 residien
do en- la Capital de los EstadOs
Unidos, Sc encuentra nuevamen
tie entire nosotros la simpatica
Srta. Angie Rodante.
La Srta. ROdaute pasara a.
uui tres semanas de vacaciones
Y sera hu6sped de los esposos
captain Frank Rodante y su dis
tinguida esposa, que residen en-
ell 1908 de la Gale Spuy.
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
ANISO
Centre ESpUlol de Tampa

Por este medic Sc pone EN- CO.
rccimiento de los SocioS del Ger
tro Espanol, que ell viernes enc
10 80 lie 1912, tsndran lugar las
ele2ciones &c Direc,iva. de Z a 9
de la nOyhe. EN- los edificios dc
Ybor Y West Tampa.
III Secretario,
C.. TOrreRS.
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
Una FieStecitd

Una FieStecitd
Despues de los asuntos a ira
tar, en- la junta del young
Women's Social, efectuada en-
la r~esistencia de la Sra. Sara
Ciccarello, 2910 de la calle Die
ciocho, Sc ofreci6 a los MEM
bros una fieStecita.
Sc jugaron partidos de Rum
N.Y., venciendo la Sra. P. C.
Scaglione, y la Srta. Angie Can
nella.
Sc repartieron ~refrescos y
dulces.
La gaceta., 1942-01-30

P~ERDIDA-De tres iiaves, Ell
la Septima avtnids entire las ca.
lies IA y 13. Sc gratificara a
que las entregue en- esta redac
ci6n, 1903 7th Ave
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
NneStru C0ndOleRcjd

NleStrd CORdOlencia
Muy sentida Sc la enviamos a
les familiares del Sr. Sixto Sua
rez, que en- la tarde de aver re-
cf5iera cristiana Sepultura en-
ell Cementerio de Colon, Y muy
eSrec;elmente al Sr. Jose Sua-
rez. hijo del finado.
iPaz a Sus reStoS!
La gaceta., 1942-01-30
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
3Shdre Lead
In Hottest Pin
Classic Race

Closest race at the November
stage in the history of Detroit
Times Bowling Classic is the YER
dict today after reviewing last
nights results at Conner Recre-
alton.
Aircraft checked Fife by land
ing three. Stroh ticketed two from
Krakow after losing the opener by
five pins. De Luxe-W. gave two 10
Coca-Cola In consequence Fife.
De Luxe and Stroh share first
place.
Coca Cola. Sackmans and Paris
clean are also knotted two games
from the leaders. Only eight games
separate the first and fifteenth
spots and even the lowly Krakows
In sixteenth have a mathematical
chance TO win.
Phil Bauman racked up $50 and
Aircraft bounced Fife. 1895 10
PTS. Omar Herppich had 500
even. George Holmes had SIT,
but Chef Bukowski. Emil Dimitrie
and Fred Breckle were all under
$40. Aircraft showed 1016-l054-
lO25.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Two Star Backs
Lost TO State

EAST LANSING, Nov Esd
Ripmaster and Walter PawlowSkL
two veteran backs. appeared lost
TO the Michigan State football
team for the rest of the season
today.
Both Ripmaster and Pawlowski
have been on the sidelines for sew
eral weeks with knee injuries.
PawlowSki has not seen service
since the SpartanS defeated Great
Lakes and Ripmaster has not
played since injuring his knee
against Temple.
Meanwhile. coach Charley Bach
man is juggling the State backfield
10 provide for the loss of these
two stars in the Spartans' coming
encounters with West Virginia and
Oregon State.
Edo Mencotti has been shifted 10
right halfback TO fill in for Paw
lowski and Bob Citing is now at
fullback. substituting for Rip
master.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Dutra Quits GGEf
Gives Up Red Run Post After 10 Years to Join
Up Permanently With Manufacturing Concern
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBROD

Further indications the war will
alter the golf professional lineup
considerably here is contained in
the announcement that Mortie
Dutra. who has held the post at
Red Run for 10 years, has quit
the game.
He has accepted position with
a Detroit manufacturing concern
engaged in war work and will
continue with it permanently,
Dutra announced on his return
from California where he buried
his father last week.
Mortie is the second pro here 10
with draw from golf recently.
Shortly before the close of the
season, Orm Beaupre. manager as
well as pro at Western. resigned
and accepted a position with a
manufacturing concern,
Several other pros now engaged
in defense work also are consider
ing giving UP golf permanently TO
enter business or manufacturing
fields where chances for advance
ment are greater. Golf pro-ing in
recent years hasn't been what 1t
used 10 be.
Dutra came TO Red Run in 1888
and has been one of the most sue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
B Team Steals
Pin Spotlight

Detroit Golf Club "B" team stole
the show in the weekly rolling of
the Women's District Bowling As
ISOLATION yesterday at State Fair
Recreation.
II tailed the high team series of
the day with 2149 TO set a new
mark for its class. II also copied
the new high team game with 7S4.
Mrs. +. r. Reinsh had high indi-
vidual series with 462 and Mrs. r.
A. Campbell's 1877 was high single
game.
Lakelands leads this class with
10 points won 10 Z for Detroit
Golf Club.
Glen Oaks continued its pace In
Class A, while Plum Hollow. win
ming three games from Meadow
brook and Pine Lake taking three
from Detroit Golf Club. came
within two points OF the leaders.
High team series and high team
game went To Plum Hollow with
2l40 and 1872 Mrs. c. L. Joy placed
a new high individual series at
800. Her high single game was 1877.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

Clemens. Muskegon. Monroe.
Findlay. O.. and Chicago each
one.
Only three Class A teams, Bill
David's Deluxe of The Detroit
Times Classic, Otto Auch's Enter
prise and Marvin Wrenbeok's
Dynamic of Dearborn are sched-
uled opening night. the rest being
Class B and booster with Battle
Creek, Toledo and Ann Arbor
represented, in addition 10 Detroit.
MAYOR TO ROLL
Mayor Edward J. Jeffries will be
a member of Howard McCul-
lough's Mineralites boosters on
the second squad. DR.. Mitchell
korbelaks Five. composed of De-
troit Bowling Association officials;
Frank Mitzels Five and Jerry
Moores Fort Shelby also are
prominent mong the booster
fingers.
The NJ. o'Neil Company of
Akron, o., carried off the team
title with a 5000 total last year.
Charles Lausche and Emil Siperke
OF Cleveland topped the doubles
with 1890. Walter Wegener of
Flint the singles with $50, and Ben
Bosco OF Akron the all-events with
1927.
Detroit pinman hold one of the
Tour all-time marks. Wally Rep
penhagen and Ernie Hartman hav-
ing combined for 1919 in 1924.
The 1884 OF Michelobs of Chicago
in 1896. 761 OF Tom Owen of
Louisville, KY. in 1886. and the
2O9O OF Ben Bernicchi Of Chicago
in 1929 are the others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Too Much
Name MisspelIed Often,
Now rs Left Out
flames Kinchloe HALEY Is my

flames Kinchloe HALEY Is my
correct name" said the voice on
the telephone.
Haley. who is 81 and lives at
1854 Broadstreet. called to pro-
lest the GROWING touch after
years of having his name mis-
spelled in the public prints.
An amateur boxer of note,
Haley reached the semifinals of
the CYO tourney and won two
bouts in another before hurting his
hand, and in each instance his
name was misspelled. Sometimes
il was Hiley, sometimes Haley.
Yesterday. when the names Of
eight aviation cadets were printed
in the Times as having been en-
listed Monday, among them was
James Kinchlar. That was too
much for Haley, who couldn' I
endure having his last, name left
out entirely.
We're sorry. Jim.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Wildcats Hopeful
OF Irish Upset

EVANSTON, H.. Nov. Is
tINS). - The victory-starved
Northwestern Wildcats, confident
today taht their attack finally is
clicking, even entertained hopes of
triumph in Saturdays battle
with Notre Dame. With Otto
Graham now able 10 III mas well
as pass and Buckets Hirsh buck
ing the line for long gains, the
Wildcats figure they will pile up
considerable yardage against the
Irish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
LOSE 2 GAMES

Sackmans rolled 5000 only %
yield two TO Ekhardt Becker.
Chene Trombly. Chef Slicey hit
ting $50. had 3O63 to beat Pepsi
Cola twice. Edgar Briskie fired
6S2 in 3042 as Vernon won two
from Murdoch.
BriSkle's score was league top.
Howard Curtin had 673 as Miner
alltes took one from Paris. Louis
Rush put away 66l when Baskets
shut out Twentieth Century. 2SS9
10 1888. In all. there were 3S
scores OF 500 or better, or two
under the league record.
Bill kenet's 6l6 for Stroh and
Norris 656 left their averages at
205 1913 and 204O66 respectively.
Walter Reppenhagen has 203 .s66.
Bukowski POP .966. Fred Wolf.
201 944 and John Crimmins 20l .533.
Crimmins is threatened by Curtin.
who came up 10 200. 592.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Blushing
Lee Artoe, Grid Bad Man,
SAYS He Wears Corset

CHICAGO, Nov. Is QNS).-Lee
Artoe, Chicago Bear tackle hailed
as the bad man of the National
Football League" was revealed as
a blushing schoolboy at heart.
The expose came az the pro
weekly professional foot
ball luncheon.
Last Sunday as the Bears were
defeating the Green Bay Packers,
38 10 7, Artoe's sweater was badly
torn. A sub ran out with a new
sweater. but Artoe waved him
away.
There were more than 1000
persons I'm those stands and
should take my sweater off. I
wear n steel corset which looks
like the one grandmother used
To wear"
The corset was made for Artoe
after he suffered a back injury
early in the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

LESS TRAFFIC
The state highway department
said traffic at the Straits over
the weekend was 12.4 per cent
less than the same period last
year, although concentration for
Friday and Saturday was heavier
than the same time last year.
The waiting line for hunters
going north across the Straits on
state ferries was eliminated Sun
day at 3 a. m, after 33-hour
stretch. The department said 3.5
per cent more passengers crossed
during the weekend. indicating
share-the-rid and more deer
hunters in the field.
Between November 11-14, 10,503
cars were TRANSPORTED on the state
ferries and 5000 passengers other
than drivers. At $50 a. m. Mon
day. IS deer had been carried
south on the ferries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Pin Entry Halved
Only 238 Teams Entered in Central States Meet
Which Opens Saturday, AT Rolled Last Year
BY HAROLD KAHL

A total OF 23s teams, represent
ing 26 different cities and towns,
are entered in the twenty-fourth
annual tournament of the Central
States Bowling Association which
gets under way with as fives on
the drives at the Recreation Build
ing here Saturday night.
While the entry is a little more
than half of the record field of 427
quintets that competed at Jack
Hagerty's Interurban Recreation
in Toledo last year il exceeds the
number that rolled here the last
time the event was held in 1898
by H. The doubles attracted 425
combinations and the singles 875
individuals.
With any kind OF support from
Chicago and Milwaukee, two hot
beds of the l0-pin sport, Detroit
would have had a tournament OF
more than 800 clubs. Chicago is
sending only one team, Chuck Col
lier's Mineralites. while Milwaukee
will not he represented at all. De-
Tense work and transportation no
doubt are the reasons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

Whether IL can De ATTRIBUTED 10
a possible shortage of deer. or if
hunters are too busy TO enter
their trophies, the Tool Shops
annual deer contest furnishes
some interesting information on
the four-day-old season.
One of the four deer rifles Of
fered in the contest goes to the
hunter bringing in the first buck
C. r. Smith. 1890 Otsego, won
this year when he arrived with a
16s-pounder at z p. m. on the
second day of the season. Smith
shot the eight-pointer Monday
morning at $50 a. m, near Ros-
common.
Last years winner arrived fully
30 hours ahead of Smith.
ONLY TWO OTHERS
So far. only two other hunters
have registered their bucks at the
store. They are Gerald Cherry,
1882 Cromwell. who shot a 159-
pound six-pointer at 12:40 p. m,
Monday. in Oscoda County. The
other was Harry Hunciak, 1916
Arlington. who brought down a
103-pound spikehorn shot in Craw-
ford County on opening day. The
other awards are for the prettiest
head, heaviest and lightest buck.
AZ the end Of three days OF
hunting in 1871. Lee Lippman,
manager Of the store. said there
were more than 100 entered in the
contest.
That there Is no shortage OF
hunters this year was indicated
in report from conservation
headquarters in Lansing today
that orders had been received for
of 100000 licenses
and that 10000 more were being
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
LEAD VANISHES

Stroh took a 20-pin lead in the
the first game with Krakow after
four had rolled. Anchor Paul
AScribner. however, scored 2ll 10
nS6 for Joe Norris and won by FIVE
'Stroh had the next two. doing
1929 and TIA and making 3ll6
for night high.
Henry Ehrle's intrepid Coca
Colas forgot who they were meet
ing and blocked De Luxe's chance
20 take first. Albert Massoll hit
222 10 Rudy Walby's 221 10 win
the first by single stick. 1919 10
l01S.
The Cokes managed the second
by 100. but lost a sweep when De
Luxe. with a low of 202 and high
of 223. cached l040 10 $40. Eddie
LaBudde. 6lS. and Bill Davis. 634.
carried De Luxe 10 294S against
2S78 as MasSoH led the Cokes on
623.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18
Cunningham Gets
$40 10 Miss 3WOS(ore

John Don't Hit Me Kersten"
Cunningham came within two pins
of a 800 game at Bert Aliens
Recreation when he fired 29S in
a match game. His collar tight
end on the last ball and he drew
the $40 split. His other games
were 235-21l for a 754 series, the
highest he has ever rolled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-18

cessful and popular pros in this
district
A fine golfer, he won several inn
portant events on the Pacific
coast before locating in Detroit.
He also has won both the Michi-
gan Open and Michigan PEA.
His best showing in the National
Open was in 1888 at Toledo when
he and his brother DIN tied for
sixth. He was medalist in the
National PEA in 1884 and once
reached the semifinals in this
event.
Mortie has been handicapped In
recent years by a back ailment.