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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
FACE COCA-COLA

or the three first fives Harold
Aliens Mlneraltes appears 10
have the toughest assignment IN
Henry Ehrle's Coca-Cola AL
though the latter is eighth in tho
team averages II has the knack
of winning games, taking nine out
OF It's last J.. Mineralltes VIII 60
in tho favorltc, but may come out
on the short end
Stroh returns after a week lay
Off. due 10 the national all-Star
tournament in Chicago, against
Charley GoodrowS Murdoch and
viii be the choice for two. Rog
Ovcrmyer's Detroit GaSket is fired
20 trip George Holmes Fife, but
The odds are against II unless over
confidence steps in.
Should Coca Cola faltcr Nal
GIlmour PerISclean Will be ready
10 move ahead a. the expense Of
BIZ David De Luxe. Both gum
tets took lIckingS last week and
are out 10 redeem themselves. The
SIN-gane winning streak Of Her
man Bengell'S pepSi-Cola should
be- broken by George Bryant S
Ekhardt & Becker seventh in the
team averages, but tenth IN the
standings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Roller
Kinks Organize
BY MARC ARET RUSSELL

The Michigan United Rink OPP
orators Association. a subsidiary
OF the national body was organ
lied yesterday AT Arcadia.
Representative of the 10 Kinks
in Michigan which became mem
berS are Palomar of Lansing;
Coliseum % Jackson; Wellins
Rink, River Rouge; Rouge Park
Rollerdromc; Flint Rollerdrome;
Riverside, Bay City rink: Edge
water Park, Madison Gardens and
Arcadia.
Earl Van Horn, national presi-
dent of the GRO, and William
SchmidtS, national secretary, were
on hand 10 welcome the new mem
berS.
On January II. at Palomar in
Lansing. the first state meeting OF
this group viii be held. and state
officers elected. Arcadia has been
designated as permanent office OF
the secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
BY HAROLD KAHL

Renewal of an individual aver
age race between Johnny Grim
minis and Joe Norris and contlnu-
alton Of the struggle between
Sroh, Fife and Mlneralites for
first place Will highlight tonight s
bowling matches in the Detroit
Times All-Star Classic at Bud
RItters Recreation.
a season series record Of 76l
ferried Crimmins to the top with
a 205.20 average for 36 games, but
his margin Is only five pins a>
Norris has 2O5.l5. William Kenct
and Howard Curtin are close by
So and 70 pins behind the pace
maker with 2O4l3 and 203.13, re-
NDgft I1ClN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
300 BOWLING TOURNEY SET JAN. 10
Five New Names on List Of EIig.OIes

manned game apart with sweeps
in the Gleneagles' $50. Gus Stew
ems 23S and Gil were highs.
joe TCfrout came tp NTH 26|
rpd Jim Eoyco'y 1j6 Ia hc Stroih-
m0or House.
Bill LiskoWski'S 2S7 in 677 as
Speck'S rolled 1919 accounted for
two new high singles in the Mt
Elliott Senior. In his big game
he opened with spare, strung 10
and counted seven.
Dorothy Zotno>kiS 150-l6l-l80
for i9l paced the field In the Gar
field Ladies House.
Cal Ucgcbnpfs g}3 tied for
high spg'c W the 81. Pants Lgfh-
cyOH.
Harold Jasch's 236-223 in 63l
was tops a. Barber Shop increased
itS lead 10 four points over Rayncr
in the Riviera House.
Wilma LikSchat closed with ZOE
after l72-l7i for 5i8 in the Ladies
Lutheran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Now He Can Recruit Openly

suspect that there moral in this somewhere. kpke
liked Of the sports fra
terny He has the faculty Of making real friends and the
ability hold them His and enthusiasm qualities
that pay of IN any field whether football aviation.
In characteristic fashion ne dscams the credit for the work
Of the local fight selection board.
We've got "A great gang in the Book Building, and
had a marvellous branch of the To sell To the
Young of Michigan and Ohio he I'm football
individual useless unless he has well balanced team
work with It's the recruiting for naval aNa
ton The wonderful teamwork Of all the officers and enlisted
activity has produced mountaineering number OF
enliStmentS. I've had little 10 do with il, really
kipkes unfang OF humor which has been hulWark
him throughout his especially valuable when he
the OF naval
the young this His faVore which
always good for few chuckes IN gathering Of sports
fans will give YOU Of the kpkc brand Of humor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
FIdherfy Gets Leave
For AN-Stdr Game
lVASUNGTON. Dec Is II

WASHINGTON. Dec Is fINS) d.
1t Ray Flahcr1v. coach of the
Washington Redskins today was
on two-wcekS furlough from the
navy 10 prepare his pro football
champions for their meeting with
the pro all-StarS December II at
Philadelphia
Five members Of tho Rcdskin
team, Dick Todd. Cecil Hare. I'd
Justice. George Watts and I'd
Beinor. are scheduled for induction
into the services before the game,
but an effort VIII be made TO
postpone their 'lmc OF reporting
80 that they may take part IN the
contest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Took d Touqh Assignment

The Old Colonel makes low bow today in the direction OF
erstwhe football great who currently doing remarkable
Job much bigger game All Of Michigan can be proud
splendid record which It. Com Harry kpe has achieved
Of the aviation cadet sec
X ion board in the Book Building couple Of months ago
has led the country the number Of recruits
and the totals had been mounting
steadily the Presidents manpower order of December
put all enlsmens The number of enlstmens
cannot announced las, four months II has almost
doubled
Harry really succeeded filing The vacancy left by
the departure Lee Edwards and that tough
assignment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
tennessee Is Drilled
To Halt Tulsa S Dobbs

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Dec j.
1NS) - Stop Glen DobbS.' was
tho battle cry of the University of
Tennessee Volunteers today rs
they settled down 10 the serious
business of preparing for their
Sugar Bowl meeting with the un-
defeated Tulsa eleven ia New
Orleans January l. Coaches and
players alike worked 10 halt the
high-powercd attack built around
TulSa'S All-Amcrican back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
BY HAROLD KAHL

Roland J. Bud Ritter will hold
his second annual 300 bowling
tournament at his recreation jan
uary 10. 1t is open 10 only those
who have rolled a perfect game in
American Bowling Congress sane
toned competition.
The event calls for six games
across II alleys. total pins. carries
"A s. entry fec. which includes
Bowling and the Jack b k r
Trophy in addition 10 500 guar
anteed first prize. There will be
IA other cash and merchandise
awards. Squads are listed for 4, Z
and 9 p m.
More than 50 men are expected
TO compete in contrast 10 a. last
year when Mike Tesla Of the
Chene-Trombly team defeated Joe
PlaSky in a roll-off by l07 pins by
shooting 1855 10 114S after each
had tied for first IN the regular
play at 1864
Five new names have been added
10 the list of cigibleS thus far this
season. They are Amos DcRaud
of the Tavern league az Spring
wells, Leo DemcrS Of ChrySler
Tank AT Wurm'S. Bill Littman OF
Twentieth Century in the Travel
ing al Palace, Cashier BablnSki Of
CzapSki's House and Roy Hockcn-
berry of RinShcd-MaSon Al Grand
River Livcrnois, The latter Octo-
nor -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

lfNNlI, ~ nv Sl'dl'Ni JON
Michigan. WAS sometimes ac-
- cusrd Of offering boys board.
Dom and tuition 10 come and
play football for me. Now ]
can recruit openly. and no.
body criticiIe> me. They think
it's great"
Navy recruiting was never a
laughing matter 20 kipke. how
ever. Il Was the biggest and
best job he ever had. and he
made the mos. Of d..
"TVe dealt with Young men
all my life, and now I've got
the chance 10 put this expert
ence 10 good use he told us
shortly after ne had accepted
his commission IN the navy.
I'm naval aviation We get the
cream Of the crop, the finest
bunch of boys you'd ever want
To meet.
II think that the aero
nautical education which the
navy offers j. unsurpassed.
We've really got something
special To give these youths.
It's very satisfying 10 he able
Ia show them how they can
serve their country and still
prepare Themselves for a fine
career"
What viii happen now that
recruiting has been forbidden.
the Old Colonel doesn't pretend
- know But YOU can be sure
Of one thing in whatever spot
he is placed, Kipke will give a
very good account of himself.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Helen Lacthem's 202 were high
lights i'm the Ramona Ladies loops.

I'd U'utmocl's a32-135-fEo for
CGc Is pclr SECOND ilgh series "a
tho Detroit Potcc.
After getting each member Of
the Conglo league 10 pledge for a
war bond Or. Jack J m a n,
secretary was pleased 10 come up
with a 81 O25 sale on ms first col
lection. The circuit is composed
of T. teams divided into Two
divisions.
Andy Stefani with 226 tied
Fred Capiccioni for third high in
dividual i'm the Cadillac House
where Sherman's now has a four
point margin.
jocf St0fGr cf0shfd 2-j-l20-@I3
for CJs W the C0SD0 H0aSc.
The House posted a new high
three Of 2Sl6 with a 1915 game IN
the Grand Central Senior Ray
Clare'S 244 and Warner Turbe-
Ullc's 625 featured.
Square Deal and Speedway re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Bentley Brothers
Share Scoring Lead

MONTREAL. Dec. Is CUP)
The SharpShooting Bentley broth
erS. Doug and Max, Of the Chicago.
Black Hawks. shared top honor>
IN the National Hockey League
individual scoring race with 3
points each. according TO statistics
released today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
I Stars, ; Elves
Light Classic
Card Tonight
STANDINGS
To<IGHT's MATCHES

: 80 Parsclesn vs.. ne Luxe ALLEYS 2
Pspsi-Cola vs. Ekhardt Becker 81
Fife ". Detroit Gasket, SIS; Coca-Cola Va
Mineralites rs.
Murdoch vs. stroh's ALLEYS IL
Twentieth Century ~ Aircraft. -
Chene TTomby vs. SaCkmans, SIS, Yer
nor's vs. Krakow. IS
Matches A. Rlttsrs Recreation. Jan'
and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Kept on Growinc

n Jimmy BivinS, light heavy
hight who doesn't hesitate TO
cattle heavyweicht>. started his
puglllstlc career as feather
weight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

a former college footballer and
wrestler Leo Jensen. Will attempt
10 take the NJ w. A. title from
Bert Rubi in the main wrestling
event tonight at Fairvicw Gardens,
Mack and FairviCW avenues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
He'll Do a Good Job Anywhere

Il love this job" bod with mock soemnity.
"le>S its the greatest job I've had. When al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

Bill Palmer opened with a pow
erful 278 to better Jimmy Moore'S
266. but slumped TO I62-l86 for
$40 in the New Fairview Junior
House. He ran nine strikes only
10 have the No. 8 pin refuse 10
tOpple on an apparently good
Brooklyn" hit.
Joe Gtob fred aS9. P0,d Jocobs
2j7 and kca Hogca 2J6 ~, U'C Mite
Lifc.
Marie Rozycki. who has a 1873
average. tipped 226 for high IN the
Southeastern Ladies. In the Kings
and Queens, Frank KorthalS set
two new records with 230-209 IN
6l4, as Dorothy Howell tumbled
~.
Helen Nack's 226. Mary Zomho's
20i, Loretta Deniwith's 203 and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15
Leo Jensen Seeks Title
In Clash With Rubi
ToNIGHT'S BOUTs

Bert Eubi. Detroit. vs. Leo Jensen,
Nashville 2 IN fails. Harold ChaundY,
Detroit vs. Ivan kamkof Russia. N
3 faUs. Frankie Hart. Toronto, vs. Dale
WAYNE MI Clemens. 4 fan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

Helen Mack's 226. Mary Zomho's
20i, Loretta Deniwith'S 203 and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-15

square Deal and Speedway re-
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-24

battle with history
which
place Chippewa Falls March IT, 1878 with Johnny Clark who
died a short TIME before Chambers in Atlantic City.
Chambers recognized the lightweight champion after
that being the to hold the title that division
retired
Burke fight that
probably
fight, which Prize ter
fighters
the Ogdnsburg contains
ChambersClarh The
week Panfeld,
the Paneld
But here's the payo Neither the Jack Burke died 1888
Mt Feischer,
yellow clippings Sunday night that
hospital obituary
eIed vaudeville
real Burke which have received from his
unless
who died in 1913 also mpcse I'll close the
A
sports publicity Jimmie
than of those uniformed
nmies letter Midway
to believe there
started to write about
did get around finish
home at
full Do Long Island U.
teams? letters
Well So
time,
Hell Dustin loose
whether NYU LIU basketball
Copyright 1912, King Features Syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-24
Italian Recreation Bowling League

Weird results are most certainly
coming to the fore with the last
round already one week old. "Elong-
ated" j. Carissimi, pulled $40 right
out of high hat to come only IA
pins from the top of his class. What
a guy this guy is guy!!! Stick En-
Rocco with 1854 and our great
Colonel Scarpati inserting a 1856
aided Murine Piazza and 'Soapy'
Mangine to games of 563, SOL, 536 to
total 1880 and set a new league
record for high team three.
Even though we all hate Colgate
to our utmost, a lot of credit can
easily be showered upon them. The
five men combine quintet that
most assuredly is difficult to beat
We abhor these buns SO much that
the other IS members of the league
have vowed that no one will speak
to them. Their cheering section will
either be bought off or banished
from the alleys on Monday nights.
Beat those Colgate Buns.
Honorable mention for "Gummy"
Toletti, and Gloomy" Piazza Of
Holy Cross will be sent in TO Mr.. Ro-
bert Ripley asking him to portray
these two men as symbols of victory
on the Governments new war time
stamps. Gloomy" came through
with grand 1926 to help Holy Cross
win three and go into a first place
tie with Colgate. Everybody is heart
lily cheering this Holy Gross team on
to the championship and will do
their best to see that their hopes
and ambitions are achieved even if
the other teams have to throw
them teh games: "Monacle" Passa-
relic has proven that he is the
fightingest captain and individual in
the league. His pep, chatter and con-
fidence has inspired such life in the
body and bowling arm of old But
tercup" Manzo that he finally put
in a night of hiching rails and
shouting at the pinboys. His
1878 was high for the night. "Hock-
UNI" Carissimi with an average of
105, the highest of his bowling
career attributes his success to the
lessons in bowling given him by his
son and heir.
This Holy Cross team may have
to surmount difficulties but we are
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-24
NO FAULT OF HIS

Brucie, Westminster cocker span
lei champion last year, was out of
this years contest because his mas
ter, E. E. Mellent, was named to
select the 1912 best-in-show.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-24
LOCAL CHAMPS
WILL BE READY
FOR BIG EFFORT
Drawing for Playdowns
Expected Tomorrow;
LeavenWOrth Loses
BY HUGO HOOKSHOT

Having wound up a better than
fair basketball season of basketball
with a As to 20 win over Leaven-
worth Saturday night, which car
ried with it the local high school
championship and got them on an
even keel with Wildly in the COM
petition for the Al Kellie Memorial
trophy, Crosby high schools players
and Coach Bill Schofield rested to-
day, with nothing to worry about
except the state "a" hoop tourna-
ment just ahead. Crosby is the only
local high school team in any of the
three state Journeys.
Prom what I have seen and
heard Of other teams throughout
the state this season, believe we
have as good a chance to come out
on top as anyone in there" as the
confident manner in which the
Crosby coach stated his case In a
re-tourney statement to the writer.
Having knocked over Naugatuck and
Leavenworth in order, the Crosby
crew is really "ready to go" and
their immediate plans for action will
depend to some extent, upon the
opposition drawn for them.
Dates For Play
Mr.. Schofield expected that the
drawing would take place tomorrow
afternoon or evening at the Ray
Tompkins House of Yale University
with announcement of the playdoWn
pairings to be made as soon as the
teams are definitely selected against
each other. "Playdowns" or elimin-
alton games are scheduled for the
New Haven Arena on March 2, 3
and 4, with the quarter-fnals on
March 9Th ana 9th; semi-finals on
March 18th, and the finals on Sat-
urday, March 14th.
Glass "B" competition time and
place Is to be announced, with play
downs at the Yale gymnasium,
quarter-finals on March 9th, semi
finals on March 18th and the finals
on Saturday, March 18th.
In the cd" tournament, sched-
uled as usual for the Weaver High
gym, Hartford, which was always
conducted in such excellent fashion
by the late Fred Stone, will be in
charge of others this season. Play
downs are billed for March 3, 4 and
7th with quarter finals on the 10th
and semi-finals on Thursday the
18th, finals on Saturday, March
18th.
Finals in all three tournaments
will be played on Saturday, March
14th at New Haven and Hartford.
Topped Tech
Last Saturday night, Crosby per-
formed about as expected, defeated
Leavenworth as to 20, after an in
teresting first half, which saw the
Stockholders on the long end of the
score % to IS. Albie Kelly Crosby
high-scoring center was held to 8
points, but his team mate, Artie
Fisher got 10 markers, Reynolds
and Feitelson 9 and 8, with Techs
Valunas held to lone field goal, as
Zupnes led the scoring with 10
points.
Crosby Reserves topped Leaven-
worth 80 to Is in fast prelim,
D'Agostino and Belts getting Is of
the Crosby total, Carey and DiBlasi
scoring we'll for LeavenWorth with
six apiece.
At Bloomfield, Wildly was defeated
A to Al in tight. game led by Sat
Thomas 26 to Is at half time. Ana
sauskas, Wallin and Kalosky scored
well for Wildly, Hrudzowski, Cousey
and Legore providing most of the
points for the Selninarians.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-24

Cornell and Temple stand in their
way. Bear attention that this team
has reached the ultimate decision
that the remaining six weeks are
just time enough to pull under the
wire. "Highball" lombard, and
Soda" Perrella are at last clicking
together. Peppermint Latanzio
puts on spurts that thrill and then
leave you cold. "Syrupy' Zanca will
eventually attain his 120 average
even If its for only single night.
oily" Geneva is needed more by
our Uncle Sam as he works nights
and Fordham is seriously handicap
ped but oily" is absolutely there, as
always, in wholehearted spirit.
Watch F'ordham!!
Come On Fordham!l
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-24
Greg. U. S. Pat. on
BY JACK GUENTHER

UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
New York, Feb. 24-(UP)-Larry
MacPhail was on the phone and the
big dippermouth sounded jubilant
He had just polished off Dixie
Walker and Koiby Highbe and was
ready to carry the battle to the
enemy. He insisted, in tones best
described as stentorian, that his
team was the National league
champ and deserved full considera-
ton as such.
I'VE are much stronger than last
year." he rasped with volume suffi-
Client to shatter the receiver. mo
matter what anyone says, we are
strictly the team to beat. The adj
dition of Arkie Vaughan has more
than compensated for any subtrac-
ton Of infleld strength. And as
for pitching, we had the lowest
earned run club average in the
league last year."
MacPhail figures that the pitch
ing will repeat, an optimism which
other baseball men do not share
Whit Wyatt, for instance, is far past
80 and isn't growing any fresh hair
It may be just a mild CUES, but
watch for trade in which the
Dodgers acquire another starting
pitcher who can be relied upon for
his regular share of work.
Jimmy Wilson has completed his
list of "don'tS" for the Chicago Cubs
and his compilation makes me Won
der what he could have overlooked
save smoking opium and robbing
banks. Apparently, the Cubs have
spent last year INDUCING in almost
every other pastime known to
modern man.
For instance, Wilson has pro-
hibited poker, bowling, late hours,
smoking on the playing fields,
wrestling in the club house, horse
race betting, copying of other play
ers' techniques and throwing of ice
water on nude men in the showers.
Personally, this revelation saddens
me. Until now I thought I was
living full life. Now, I know only
Cubs can do that.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-24
TIGERS TOP WALNUTS

Adios.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-24
Crosby Players ConidentAs 7heyAuua State Pa

new type of sponge rubber arch
supports guaranteed to provide q
pennant.
Just how far this practice may
be carried Is a moot point at the
moment, but I can well imagine the
Cardinals coming to camp in 1945
sans Pollet, White and Slaughter
but replete with merit badges, oxy-
gen tents and personal citations Of
bravery signed by Branch Hickey.
Not to mention those promises Of
bnouses in event of the pennant
that never materializes.
If all the Indignation that Ed
Barrow of the New York Yankees
has displayed in the last 10 years
were placed end to end 1t would
generate more power than Boulder
or Hoover-dam. 1t appears that
Barrow perennially carries chip
on his shoulder for this hold-out or
that. This season he has made more
news headlines than General Mac
Arthur.
World Champs?
It is Barrow halts negotiations
with Zilch," Barrow halls Glutz as
blood sucker" and Borrow refuses
to talk contract with Whiffle-
spoon" 1t is a shame, isn't it, that
poor starvin gclub like the Yam
KEGS can agree with only a dozen
players while Is more are hanging
on trying to boost their salaries.
Did somebody say world champions2
Don't look now, but that old deb
bill, Jimmy Dykes, has more than
passing chance of stealing the
American league pennant this sea-
son. At the last count, Dykes Chi
cagO White Sox were intact while
almost every rival was busily at
tempting to piece together an infield
or evolve some sort of a pitching
staff or outfield combination.
For years Dykes has been a dealer
in second hand material and he has
done little better than all right
in alchemizing common clay into
pay dart. It would be nothing less
than poetic justice If his thorough
" aged material we're to come up
with one spectacular effort this year
and bring to the Chi southside the
banner the customers have been
hoping for two decades.