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Evening star., 1943-02-21
South American
Journalist Group
To Be Received
A AMBASSADOR From
Uruguay to Be Host
At Buffet Supper
By Katharine Brooks.


The Uruguay Ambassador and
Sonora de BlanCo will entertain
at a buffet supper Monday eve
ming, March l, in honor of the
seven neWspapermen from their
native land who will come to
Washington at the invitation of
the National Press Club through
the Office of the Co-ordinator Of
Inter-American Affairs.
The visitors include DR.. Tomas
c. Brena, editor of the Catholic
paper Ell Bien Publico; Senor
Jose Pereyra Gonzalez, news
editor of El Dia of Montevideo;
DR.. Eduardo Rodriguez Larreta,
co-director of Ell Pals; Senor
Julio Caproale Scelta, co-director
of Mundo Uruguayo; Senor
Ricardo VernazZa, managing
editor of Ell TEMPO; Senor Carlos
Manini Rios, director of La Ma
mana, and Senor Nelson Garcia
Serrato, staff writer for La
RaZon.
They arrived in this country
January "a and are touring the
larger cities until their arrival in
Washington Saturday. They are
expected to be here for week
and other parties will be planned
In their honor.
The visitors have been as far
West as the Pacific Coast and
yesterday they went from Boston,
where they spent two days, to
New York, where they will be
until they come to Washington.
The neWspapermen from Peru
who arrived at the same time
have scattered, but one or more
of them are expected to come to
Washington the end of the week,
and undoubtedly will be enter
tanned very informally by their
countrymen in Washington.
Guests of the Uruguay Ambas-
sador and Sonora de Blanco at
(See JOURNALISTS, Page D-6.)
Evening star., 1943-02-21
ENGAGEMENTS
engagements
Prominent
Couples to
Be Married
Miss Mary Howard
To Become Bride
OF Capt. BaHoch

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Herbert
Seymour Howard announce the
engagement OF their daughter,
Miss Mary Chase Howard, to
Capt. Anthony Edward Balloch,
Royal Artillery, British Army
staff.
The announcement Is Of much
interest to old residential society
in Washington, where the bride
elects family long has been
prominent. Her grandparents
were the late Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward McCauley of this city and
on her paternal side she is the
granddaughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Howard of
Buffalo.
Miss Howard attended school
in England when her father was
attached to the United States
Embassy in London. She also
studied in Canada and at the
Madeira School. A debutante of
the 1889 season, Miss Howard
was one of the popular buds Of
that year. For some time she has
been working with the Royal Air
Force.
Capt. Balloch OF Blalrgowrie,
Scotland, Is the son of the late
Mr.. Gideon Balloch. He at
tended school at Winchester,
England, and received his degree
at Oxford in 1887. Capt. Balloch
has been on duty in Washington
for about 10 months.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The deputy governor OF the
Farm Credit Administration and
Mrs. William E. Rhea of WASH
ington and Kansas City announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Miss Dorothy Marilyn Rhea,
to Ensign Joseph A. Bailey, U. S.
N. r., Medical Corps, son Of Mrs.
Marion Nailor Bailey Of WASH
ington.
Miss Rhea attended George
town Visitation Convent. Her
f1ance is a graduate of George
town University in the class OF
1941 and now is attending the
Georgetown Medical School. He
Is a member of Phi Chi Medical
tSee ENGAGEMENTS, Page D-2)
Evening star., 1943-02-21
Cabinet Bride Leads Wedding Parade
Miss Ann Louise Wickard
Marries Ensign Pickart
Mrs Roosevelt, the Vice President
And Mrs. Wallace Are Among Guests
MRS. RICHARD MARTIN COX.

chester, where the ceremony was
performed before an improvised
altar formed by tall basket of
white flowers with seven-branch
candelabra on each side. In the
background was screen of
stately palms. At $50 o'clock the
Rev. Ira S. Ernst, pastor of the
United Brethren Church, began
the marriage service He also
officiated at the wedding of the
brides sister, the former Miss
Betty Wickard, to Ensign Harry
Robert Bryant, U. S. N. R., in
August of last year.
The bridegroom met his bride
at the altar, and standing with
him was Ensign Bryant. who act
ed as his best man. Mrs. Bryant
was matron of honor for her
sister.
The former Miss Wickard ar
rived in the Capital Friday from
Indiana. where she has been
attending Purdue University, and
in addition has been supervising
her fathers farm located about
30 miles from the university. She
chose for her wedding a lovely
gown of white bengaline fash
ioned with fitted princess
bodice, a romance neCkline and
long sleeves extending into points
over her hands. The gored full
ness Of the skirt fell into a grace
full train. Her two-tier finger
tip-length veil of English illusion
was held in place by a tiny cluster
of white lilacs and white cyCla-
men blossoms, which correspond
cd with flowers in her bouquet.
Mrs Bryant, who entered the
drawing room before her father
and sister, wore gown of yellow
silk jersey made with a sweet
heart neckline and a floor length
skirt She carried a bouquet of
yellow, blue and lavender pam
sizes and in her hair was a dainty
cluster of similar flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter PiCkart
were here from their home in
Gary, Ind, for the wedding of
(See WICKARD WEDDING, D-4
Evening star., 1943-02-21
By Marsaret Hart.
Eociefy Editor.

A cabinet bride led the we'd
ding procession yesterday after
noon when Miss Ann Louise
Wickard, daughter of the Secre-
tary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Claude r. Wickard, was married
to Ensign Jean Vincent Pickart,
u. S. n. R.
Mrs. Roosevelt, the Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Henry A. Wallace
and colleagues Of the brides
father in the cabinet and their
wives witnessed the ceremony,
which was marked with wartime
simplicity. and remained for the
small reception afterward.
Secretary Wickard escorted his
daughter into the drawing room
OF their apartment at the West
Evening star., 1943-02-21

MRS. EDWARD ELLIOTT.
In an impressive ceremony
In the Chapel OF st. Joseph OF
Arimathea OF the Washington
Cathedral of st. Peter and st.
Paul, yesterday afternoon the
former Miss Letitia Ho1UeH
Ord became the bride OF Capt.
Elliott, U. S. Army Air Corps.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. James BdSeDi Ord and
the late Col. Ord, U. S. A.
Harris -Eluing Photo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
BASEBALL SCHEDULE

May - 4. ~ y a. Coo,s,y Mscsenlis
Chsess' PersHuE ~ Ham y ~
cas- s p # Eastern = p ~ Miller
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ern Eastern A. y r Miner A. DENLY
MAJ u Rcd'ofd ~ Coolsy Wscksnzis
A. L. 81 y Western ~ \ " s. v A.
" W Northern A. Ham -
perthng DENLY A. Eastern, y =. a.
IS
MAY q cooley a. Contra T. Of . a.
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western Ham A. C-s- Pcrshirs a.
Northern: Eastern at Mhl'r 4 At
Dsnby
MAJ 25-Ccnrs ~ e. " D. Redford
~ Mackenzie Western A. " Chad
soy ~ ". ~ Csss A. Pershing, Northern
MAY 2s-Cooley a. 4 ~ -. Central AZ
Mackenzie. y w A. " W; Chadsey a.
= " Ham'amck ~ Pefsting Cass Al
Il Eastern ~ S " Miller ~ y.
Jane -l-Matt+Hkf- a. c1otrv, BEDFORD
a. Central s " a. y " Westsrun Al
Cfadss, n = ~ HamtramCk Northern
~ Cass -. ~ Eastern DENLY - Miller
June roaIry ~ Redtorf u. ~ y
sis.r~-frir- "a n Western - W
A. $ 81 Ham A. Northern, Pefshing ~
q Eastern ~ Dcuby. s. A.
June Central r. Cooley E~ffofd ~
8. Of = Cuaf.'g a, y W Western
Prvr.rE Miller 81 tasf"rn psnuy A. p.
june - o. 90 % % Csrfrs' AaCssnyie
Do Ertfat~ rs ~ Weston " "
af C~adssr persni0g ~ Csss n r az
northern Sou'Heatiefn a. NWsr. Mortal
EASTERN a. Drnnt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Pros 10 Cut
Size Of Squads
Next Season

CHICAGO. April s GNS)-The
National Football League opened
IFS annual draft meeting in Chi
cago today amidst swirl Of con-
fusion
The fact that this weeks ses-
sion was hold-over from the
meeting in December staged IN
Washington, was significant in It.
self The league didn't know in
December where it would find
enough players with which 10
operate next fall. II still didn't
know today
Elmer Layden. professional
football commissioner AT the De-
Ccmber meeting IN Washington,
obtained a decision from the en-
tire membership Of the league TO
carry on for the duration and
he reiterated that proposal today.
There was a move on today to
reduce the player limit Of 33 10
y IN an attempt to equaliZe the
10 clubs of the league and pave
the way for closer competition
next season.
1t. Comdr. George S Halas,
owner-coach Of the Chicago Bears.
even suggested that each team
should have only % players to
start the season, but Curly
Lambeau, coach of the Green Bay
Packers, dissented.
The failure of Sammy Baugh Of
the Washington Redskins TO APP
pear in the all-Star game last De-
cember in Philadelphia was aired
al a committee meeting.
No official announcement was
made Of the action taken, but It
was understood Commissioner
LaydCn was cenSured for not I'M
posing a heavy fine on the star Of
the Washington team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
He's Umpire Now

There viii be another erst-
while grid great calling en- As
he sees en- when tho American
League race opens this year, He
is Charley Berry. who never won
an argument with an official IN
2 stormy sports career I h {
stretched across two decades
Charley has apparently adopted
The old political axiom, If YOU
can't beat en-. Join en-
Berry was a baseball baCkStop
for IL years, and a good one.
TOO He caught for tho Red
Sox. White SoX and Athletics
in his travels. and he was
always accounted a very capable
workman His baseball reputa-
ton. however, is overShadowed
by his proweSS on the Cridiron.
lie was an Alf-Amcrica end at
~ lafayette College back in 1924
hen Walter Camp named the
All-America team that was uni
verSally recognized as official.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Bay Meadows
Will Continue

SAN FRANCISCO. April 6
up - The California racing
board has granted the Bay
Meadows track Al San Mateo an
additional y days Of racing, Ell
fective today.
The decision 10 permit continu.
alton Of racing al Bay Meadows
was made in A majority ruling by
the three racing board members
Chairman Jerry GieSler. George
II. Payne and Charles + Cooper
ASSemblynan Harrison Call
San Mateo County. submitted a
dozen letters from fellow assem-
blymen urging that the meeting
be extended in the interests Of the
livestock breeding industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Average Suffered

The feehleneSS of the Attn
letcS Al the plate hurt John
sons batting VCrage, TOO.
Because there weren't any dam
gerouS >luEgcr~ coming mp be-
hind hun the pagers could
afford 10 feed johnson bad balls
They raIelN had 10 glNe hum
anything Very la' 80 nm ~ He
swung on Door pitches for years
because Connie Mack figured
that nc could do more damage
hitting ~ had pitches than most
NJ his teammates could do bat
ting ~ perfect losses
\ II Us sad 10 reflect that John
WDn has been traded 20 The
Nationals, the only outitin the
league that can rival the As m
IneptnCSs johnson used 10 90
INTO a frenzy when the eager
hat lancntably IIl equipped
Young men on the Philadelphia
nine tossed away games that his
hat had apparently won Tho
outlook I>n Z much brighter with
Tho Senators
johnson VIII have little 10
console him unless you think
money is important His pay
with The Athletics ran as high
rs Sl7 500 a year He broke
with the Athletics in a salary
battle last year and announced
firmly that ne would never play
for Philadelphia again So he
has moved 10 the Senators.
where the pay will be more TO
his liking even If tho ball team
lent much OF an lmproAomeni.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
lombard May
Land With Braves

LAKEWOOD. y J April s
up Although President Bob
Quinn OF the Boston Braves said
he had not heard from catcher
Ernie Lombardi. manager Mel OFT
NJ tho New York Giants SAID to
day ne would try to obtain the
chunky haCkStOp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Jack League Takes
On Rubi in Title Bout
TONIGHT's BOI ~


EPT' HUfT y I4th IFaEIf : n IsTF
Wild Nan Zlm w. Flash Gordon.
800 falls
sailor Olson IS. Harold chsundy. fan.
lack League Will descend on the
FairyIew Gardens tonight intent
on walking out with the junior
heavyweight wrestling title now
held by Bert Rubi. whom he meets
IN one-half Of the wrestling double
header
In the other half. wild Man
Iim rOurhhouSe matr,an. VIII
tackle Flash" Gordon, the angular
Californian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Gee Walker Set
In Reds Field

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. April 6
lNSD Manager Bill Mckechnie $
worries about left field were be-
lieved over today as outfielder
Gerald Walker. who signed his
contract last weekend got down
to training with the Cincinnati
PcdS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
PofdhI Refuses
To Join MaCks

WILMINGTON. BET. April s
tUP) Turned down IN his bid
for Ellis Clarl Connie Mack OF
the Philadelphia Athletics TODAY
sought a new Inhelder from the
Washington Senators 10 replace
jimmy Pofahl who had refused Ia
report after figuring in the deal
for Bob Johnson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Harris Seeks Talent

HERSHEY. Pa April 6 up
Tradc Minds e4AtPRee- tip interest
IN The camp Of the Philadelphia
Philhos today as the squad pre-
pared 10 meet an army team IN
an exhibition game. Manager
Bucky Harris disclosed that he
was after added lnfcld strength
and desired 10 swing a deal for an
1utfcldcr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Props Receive
Go-Ahedd Sign
In Three Sports
BY TOM HARPER

The Detroit Metropolitan High
School spring athletic program
will get under way May II, with
the schools returning 10 inter
scholastic competition, il was de-
cldcd yesterday at a meeting OF
the athletic directors.
Baseball, track and tennis were
tho sports given the go ahead
signal by the officials. A definite
decision on golf will be made AT
meeting on May 10.
While these three sports were
okayed, II was pointed out by
Vaughn s. Blanchard. director OF
health education. that the return
of varsity sports would not excuse
any boy from participation IN the
physical fitness program. Blan-
chard said; Neither baseball nor
track can possibly take the place
Of the training Of the physical
fitness classes
The baseball seaseH-wiil- open
May II, with 20 teams divided
into four leagues There will be
an eIght-game schedule. the win
ming teams in the various divisions
meeting for the city title.
Track which was abandoned
during the indoor season, will
start May IL and finish with the
city finals. June Q.
Tennis will begin May % and
close June BiayOffS 10 bc held
along the same lines as i'm baseball.
The directors also voted 10 ac-
Ccpt the invitation of David l.
Holmes. Wayne University athletic
director. and participate again in
the Wayne Relays. May 8.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
THE BARRIERS GET SHAVED

Gordon Five tied Rayncr for
first place in the Riviera House by
winning three points from the Bar
berS as It's rival dropped four 10
Repeal. George Bolllnger fash
toned PCS for the latter 10 tie for
third high single. He strung eight
strikes before running into a 10
pin tap. Hugh Sprott clustered nine
i'm a row for 26s finish and cit.
All but one were "BrooklynS
before the As split put on the
stopper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
THE HEATS on HARRY

Harry Pa" McMaSter's PredateS
needed 10 win only a point from
Al Goldman's MaileTS to take the
championship Of The Detroit Times
Shop loop. But the latter carried
the mail for four points on 2430
10 its rivals 2278 and the Predates
wound up second, a point behind.
Ken Kirby of the losers led both
clubs with 5l4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Decision Is Unpopular

WASHINGTON, April 6 INSl
al Hart. 226 Army War Col.
lege heavyweight. scored an un'
popular To- round decision last
night over Wallace Cross. Newark
2l5. Hart a 81 favorItc. gained
his SnNentenn, Victory IN Is STARTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Chicago Cubs Open
Series With Reds

FRENCH LICK Ind April S
lNS) The Chicago Cubs were
ready for their first glimpse of the
season OF their National League
competition today when they meet
he Cincinnati Reds IN the first Of
TWO exhibition games carded for
the two teams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Bob Tales
Connie Mack PAYS
Compliment r
To Bob johnson
y BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Bob Johnson. the erstwhile
Philadelphia fly chaser who
went 90 the Washington SEN
ators in a recent trade was one
of the few outer gardeners
whom Connie Mack didn't have
10 wlg-wag into position with
his Scorecard.
After Bob had been in the
big time long enough 10 get
acquainted with the pecullarltleS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

played me Dalier fisnl.
This is high praise from the
leagues greatest master Of posi-
ton play And II IS typical II
the regard players and man
ayers have for the bulky out
fielder
In the opinion of his profess
sional brethren, johnson Is one
Of the most overlooked players
IN the game today He * an
explosive hitter and an about
competitor but ms record has
suffered immensely from condl-
lions over which he has no
control. His natural luSter has
been dimmcd by the unfortunate
>act thai ne spent has il years
the big show burdencd by a
DhroniC second division team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

OF the slug
gers. he knew
exactly where
10 camp for
any OF the
fence busters.
He never for
got and he
rarely made a
bad guess.
II n q v q r
had Ia move
j q N n = % n"
SAYS Connie.
"IIP alN a =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

Ed Juntunen's Faust No. tied
Harold Aliens Pittenger's Blues
for the top spot in the American
Legion with a two-game victory.
Faust No. made II triple dead
lock by sweeping Harold Todd No.
|. Pat Burke tipped 242.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
IT'S MOST DIFFICULT

But probably the most difficult
stunt is what nc calls a combina-
ton dead lift He starts by pick
ing up five baseballs, then two
tennis balls. and then. two billiard
balls. and then "A golf ball BY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06


ShHstef.
He's the man who has been fea-
tured five times IN cartoons by
Robert l.. Ripley and honest 10
Pete what he says about ShuSter
is true. We saw him lift from .
flat surface 10 regulation tennis
balls with one hand and then pick
up nine official baSeballS with the
other
And mind you he docs not use
the other hand 10 help him lift
the objects IN the one hand be-
heve II or not. Another OF his
favorlte tricks is pyramidlng
spheres on one hand He has
piled 20 baSeballS on A hand and
then few seconds later coned -
tennis balls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
DOES GREAT JOB

CHRYSLER GUN CLUB; Meets
at The Municipal Rifle Range, 504
Elmwood. every Monday night
and students do not have to be in
the employ Of the Chrysler Cor
poration 10 shoot B r. Coffin is
head Of the club and doing a great
Job inStructing beginners. Yes al
are eligible 10 enter the Hearst
shoot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Skin Cracked
Between Toes?

Get 3sr Of MERCIREX
tn1erey-rsri today from your
dfuLEs Hundreds nave discovered how lts
SIX active m ed ca ingredients often
promptly relieve itching burning oozinE
cracking which are usually sign OF atm
letes foot helps guard against local infec-
ton. million Jars used. Must relieve or
money refunded. Economy size jar soc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
WHO'S wHOe POLICE

Heading for the wire. Fifteenth
Precinct and Administration are
still deadlocked for first place IN
the Detroit Police, the former win
ming two games from No. and
the latter pair from Motor Divi-
sion. Al McCaig'S Detective Blu
reaus 1905 in 2S37, Herb Jankc :
244 and Harry Smiths 2Oo-235 IN
$50 were highs.
Councilman Bill ROgell hit gil
206-208 for 625 10 lead the scoring
in the Palm Beach Senior House.
Harold Niouci tpbied 969 u1
so and Ion Seri0UHi 24i ut 81
~ the Detroit EIks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

Ebcr EBHis' $50 did the high SIN
gie trick ~ the Detroit Post Office
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
HER NAME is KELLY

Lillian Kelly, 135 average, coll
lected PAT and Ruth Staffin. 15S
average. rolled 246 10 give Spur A
new high single OF S9l in the Fort
Boulevard Ladies. Thelma Shull
hit 2l2 and Ida Shay 203.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

Kcnay Bucksbi wbcclcd out 321.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
LILLIAN STRUTS

Lillian Provincial bettered her
previous high singles by two pins
when she fired 233-170 in $50 in
the Kings and Queens Classic at
Southeastern. Elizabeth Hills 233
and Grace Wulbrecht's l86-l76 in
SOS also stood out Art Freiberg
led the men with pa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

Bowling tournaments, like spring
blossoms. seem 10 be popping out
every day. The latest in this turbu-
lent season during which plnbOyS
have assumed the putrId attitude
they are Indispensable. although
supposedly governed by a good
union that is alleged 10 make a
speciality of breaking contracts, is
the fifth annual GI0 womcniS tour-
ney at New Fairview Recreation,
starting April II.
The event, skipping Easter week
end. will run four. There are p
teams less than last year when 80
competed. but tho doubles and sin
giles show increases, $50 As com
pared to $50 in the former and $50
To 266 in the latter through the
fine work by Evelyn Sargent.
Mrs Sargent reports all defend
ing champions will be hack. In
Class A they are Bcicr.S Five 2499
composed Of Della Burton. Agnes
BriSlan, Libby Gibbons, Addie
Paddock and Helen LootenS; Burton
and Bfisian -tf-lhc doubles. 1873,
Gertie SchuSterS 500 in the sin
giles, and Gertrude LouGhrans 1915
in the all-eventS.
Class r went 10 Marie'S Shop
with 2l43, Nellie O'Connor anc
Irene Fleming in the doubles, 938
Marge WenZ in the singles. 49S
and Eleanor KarunaS IN the all
events, 1910.
Members OF The Detroit Times
All-Star Classic are finding EC
"SnOuts" (Bud) Fisher hard Il
live with these days after he made
the $40 split in the Manufac
turers A. JObbers. "SnOuts" il the
Classics ticket manager and th'
city's alleged Master Mind"
Helen K0VoI1, I59 orcrGge, rccleo
of 2I1-2Of-f65 for fine 6If IL
the Upper Peninsula Ch'b Ladies'
league nj JohHHV HIHett's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

Little Gus Tyteca's 227-22l-20S
for Gil was the best series in the
Rainbow 900 House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
DISCOUNTS DEFEAT

GREAT LAKES STEEL GUN
CLUB: Pay no attention TO the
last match with Detroit Gun
Club" says Ernie BrouSSeau, the
clubs spark plug 1--WE can beat
them any day and will prove it,
GREATER DETROIT; we are
starting a new rifle class. says
Russ Brumbaugh, secretary Reg
iStrationS will be taken Tuesday
and Friday evenings at our range
Cortland and Hamilton. Highland
Park. Those entering now will be
eligible for the Hearst shoot May
29-30 al Olympia -
IRISH RIFLE CLUB; Still
meeting on Saturday nights Al
the Greater Detroit Range, they
have room 10 take in few more
students. Tom Spillane. Wilfred
Bradley are chief instructors Most
prominent shooting member Of
their club is Dad Butler OF the
/ University of Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06

al" Weber's 2i6-2O2-2 200 for 61s
showed the way in the Ford Office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-06
Latest Doings
At Rifle Clubs
In This Vicinity
BY DON GILLIES

What's cookin at the rifle clubs
I'VE are going along in high
gear now" says Mike Tokar OF
the DETROIT GUN CLUB. ITO
date our team has had most
successful season, two victories
over Chrysler Gun Club. two
over the Greater Detroit. and
our latest was over Great Lakes
steel. our toughest foe"
Score was 1897 10 1860, Just
look at these scores If you don
think they were out for blood
Detroit Gun Club: Tokar 3Sl, Jerr,
Tokar Mikes wifet $50, Free
379, Gene Bodak 379
Les PaSSmore 37S; Great Lake.
Steel: Les HiduSkey 3Sl, Claud,
Logan 37l. f. Brehm 375, f Zmie
iewski 36S and Ed Baier 363.