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9onbon. Observation-Disclosures slntbo,
rp Goen erfI0rte oifcntlih Ser sldlic,
>Gb bie slngriffe aus Der 2uit fort.
aeiest aperoen. Wir lperoen nid)t 5lls
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penn es n0tia iein ionte.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
surprised
The schedule:
WITZKE ROLLS 299

HERE AND THERE Elmer
Wltzke Of the Pa and Ma League
Al Charley Jane & Pillar knows
how 1t feels 10 be on the brink
Of 300 spin stopped him for
299 Roy kInsman batted out
6S3 and John Norris 25S in the
Fort boulevard Mems House
Bill Dwight connected with 652
on 200-223-229 in Wayne'S School
Businessmen o.. Joe . Parks
hit 253 in the Twentieth Century
House.
Louise Furmanskis 235 spar
killed. in the SpringwellS Junior
Ladies Carl Irwin tipped
255 and Joe .LeSsl 254. but
George Lukach's So was high
in the Macomb All-Star &C.. Don
Moore combined 234-225-194 for
653 and Ar Klatta rolled 254 IN
the SprIngwells House.
Pete Ruehle Spcared 255 in the
Red division and Ford Bischoff
237 in The White for Graphic Arts
highs Frances Hoyler scared
10 PIT and a new high single as
Margaret Schultz and Helen
Mack got 55ls for highs at Ra-
mona -. Joe Magyar got away 10
255, but fell 10 243-ll5 for Glib in
the Genial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Complete Doubles Pin
Match This Weekend
By HAROLD KAHL

Although they will 60 in on the
short end Louis Burr and Frank
Zion still have hopes Of dethron-
Ing Wayne Spaulding and Their
man Gibson as state doubles
match game bowling champions
when the last 20 games Of their
home and home series are rolled
at the Bowl-O-Drome tomorrow
and Sunday at 7:30 p. m.
Spaulding and Gibson piled up a
lead OF 373 pins when they COM
bined for Sl48 10 their rivals
TITS in the first two blocks Of 10
games each at the Crest lanes last
week END. Crest houses the home
drives OF Burr and Zion.
Confident of victory, Spauldlng,
who would rather roll matches
than cat. says there are no chal-
lengers in sight. That just about
makes Joe Norris want 10 trade
his convaleScing left arm for a
wooden one 10 get out again.
Spauldlng and Gibson took the
crown from Norris and CaSS Cry
gier last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
New Lion
May Miss
Trip East

Whether or not Lloyd Wicket.
outstanding tackle from Oregon
State. Will he here in time 70
accompany the Lions 10 Buffalo,
where they play the Chicago
Cardinals in a league game Sun
day, was not certain al this
writing.
Wicket, a commercial fisher
man who has been pulling IN sal
mon up in Alaska. was one Of the
Lions choices tn the league draft
OF college stars. The player :
home is in Aberdeen. ore.
Coach Gus DoralS and his
Lions leave tomorrow morning for
Buffalo.
Victory Sunday would give
them three trIumphS out OF FIVE
games, something 10 shout about
for a team that lost IL last sea-
son. Missing from the Cardinal
lineup will be Marshall Goldberg,
out with a broken ankle.
While the Lions look upon
Sundays game 81 no push-over,
considering that Phil Handlers
gridders gave the Bears quite a
battle last Sunday, the Detroiters
really arc pointing for games with
the Packers and Bears, which
follow At Detroit and Chicago,
respectively
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
She'll Swap Plan
SoIvesProbIem

PONTIAC. oct. l5 Bird and
small game bunting season opened
TO-DAY with the greatest army of
hunters in fields Of Oakland
County despite the scarcity Of
shells
a scurry for shells gave most
hunters enough for the opening
day and the failure of supplies 10
arrive IN time caused sportSmen' $
clubs 10 open ammunition eX-
changes
Multi-LakeS Conservation Club
held a shell swap Wednesday
night so its 500 members could
have few shells each and Oak
land County SportSmcn Club mem
bers were making trades among
themselves 10 see that all who
could get the day Off had ammunI-
ton.
PheasantS and rabbits in areas
OF this county open 10 hunting
were reported plentiful Damp
weather OF the last TWO days
make bird dog going easier
although weeds were still high
and thick due to the lack of level
ing frost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Wayne TO Open
Brief Season
With Hurons
BY TOM HARPER

Almost everywhere on the col
legiate football scene. teams are
getting ready for another week
end on the gridiron.
PLAYERS have recovered from
their aches of last Saturday and
coaches are working on new plays
and maneuvers which eventually
will pay off in touchdowns and
victories.
But it's a different story al
Michigan State Normal College
and Wayne University. Their
preliminary training has just
ended.
The season starts for both
elevenS Saturday at l.. of ID. Sta
dunn when the TartarS play host
TO the Hurons.
Both coaches. Joe Gembis of
Wayne and Elton Rynearson of
Normal. have their troubles
gigantic ones. Graduation and the
armed services have sliced their
1910 performers
Both are civilian" teams.
Neither school received marine
or navy trainceS 10 boost their
squads
But both teams are very evenly
matched on paper
Average age OF the Normal
squad is 1873 Wayne, 1871. Height
of both are the same at ) feet 10
inches. Normal takes slight
edge in average weight, 1877
pounds 10 Wayne 1861
In the matter OF all-time VIC
tories. Normal has the edge. II
has won nine out of l6. Two tie
games were played.
Neither Normal nor Wayne has
been able 10 schedule any other
cIvllian-manned team for later
contests. So the season well may
end for both elevenS when they
meet IN the windup Of the home
and-home series at Ypsilanti later
this month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
NEW RECORDS

Lou LepokSky's 226 is new
high single in the National and
Henry'S 963 new mark in the
American Of the Conglo lrv
Lipson rolled three games 10 pins
apart. l76, 166, 156 John
Gondas 643 led the parade in the
Centennial House What's
Mapped 10 Mike Angelic?
Other league topS-"Ray' Ko-
walski,S Gal in the X. Of C. Inter
Council Bill Lockhards PAP
and 6l3 in the MotSchall
Lou Baier's 240 in the West
Side American Legion "Al'
StraSke's 242 and Ola in the Van
Dyke House Barney McCol-
lum's 636 in the Chene-Trombly
$50 al" Hallett'S al IN the
Pillar Senior Emmett Ford S
PAS IN the Rouge House -. Bernie
NaumeS' 220 an the Ford Aircraft
Nick Bruck's 242 in the Mt
Elliott Senior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Serious Lad, Dir

As for his own success this
season, DIZZY is sure OF one
thing:
you can't fool around" he
said II started planning ahead
for the next game as, soon as i
had pitched one. l now know
one thing. You can't win one
game and then figure you're all
set for the next one. You have
10 work and sweat TO make ".
Youll never catch Old Dir act
ing foolish during a baseball
season any more"
Trout seemed disappointed
that tho proposed all-Star major
league tour didn't maierialze.
II had bought myself a new
set Of false teeth, some boards
and goateeS and few new
fancy coats" he said II would
have vowed those guys over
there"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

from Jake LaMotta IN Pitts
burgh. He lost the other one
amid much squabbllng and dis
putting and airy challenges.
Basora put on thrilling
fight with LaMotta here but ne
was defeated beyond question.
But the brothers will talk,
and they talk frankly even II
it is out OF the sides OF their
mouths,
II figure Civic j. all set to
wrap il up" one Of the ira
tcrnltV said 10 me. "FritLie isn't
even b0thering any more To
have "A manager. He's handling
his own business, managing
other fighters on the side and
talking very little about any
personal plans for the future.
II wouldn't surprise me II he
gets licked by BaSOra and then
calls II quits"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
> But Don't Betl

That's one side OF il.
The other side We get from
Zivic himself He talked about
tonight's fight Scantily, stressed
that he might quit al any time,
and thep added
I'D like 10 fight IaM0tta
here. l don't mean 10 brag, hut,
Bob, LaMotta IL one guy i can
HEX anytime. anywhere. I've
got his number
Some Of the brothers figure
If course. that Zivlc will win
from Basora tonight and then
bc matched with LaMotia. OH
crS those who figure him al
tho end Of the road-think
Zlyic Will be beaten tonight.
We've seen and heard lot
Of things about this fight. To
our clients vel repeat an old
Chinese proyerb Tor was II
American:
DON'T BET on FIGHTS!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Bucky in Buffalo

BuCky Harris has landed the
management Of the Buffalo club.
That's OF especial news 10 De-
trolt fans. Buffalo is the only
minor league club with which
Detroit has a working agree
mCnt.
Since Detroit will have young
material Al Buffalo, naturally
the club is interested in the type
manager who will handle these
men.
You can he sure Buffalo'S APP
polntment of Harris will meet
with the whole.hearted approval
OF all DETROIT baseball officials.
We would like 10 wager some
body including Bill Cox of tho
Philadelphia pills. that Buffalo
viii be Just a stepping stone To
Harris way back 10 Tho majors.
Baseball needs Harris back in
the biz time a lot more than
they need guys Of the Cox type.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
SlingshOt
Saginaw Boy Makes Front
Pages in Australia

SAGINAW. Oct. 15-Fame OF
the Saginaw youngster who fired
his slingshot at a picture OF
Hitler on the screen of a local
thester has epread around the
world.
The lad. Edward thinner. not
only was publicized In American
newspapers and theatrical trade
publications. but now has made
front pages in Australia.
Pvt. Robert WieSe sent such a
clipping from Australia 10 his
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Carl Wiese,
Route s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Koppitz Gains
On Rainbow 5

koppiz holds a thrce-game
lead over Rainbow today after
winning TWO last night at Beacon
Recreation in the Metropolitan
Classic Bowling League feature.
koppltz won a pair by 1896 10
2S74 Charlie Wagner led Koppitz
on sol, arising from "A 232 middle.
Top Of the league was Rain
bows Zekc Tody on SD Stand
ards George Gingcrclla and How
ard Nauthcrot Of Farrs had $40.
Phil Stcinaeiser'S COS assisted
WEIGH IN landing two. Mike
Angelic did 60f for Standard.
Al Klavoon Of Farrls had a 243
in 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

DIZZY TROUT ! ~ DlcktN
walks out 81 the Yankee line
up" Dr. was telling me, well,
that's the day Nou'll see the
yankees fall of the throne.
He's smart beyond any COM
parsons YOU can make in try
ing 10 figure out why ball clubs
click"
Dr. plans 10 spend the winter
here IN Detroit with his family.
He's going 10 work in defense
plant next week. Bur before
that he has 81 all set 10 knock
Off few phcasantS and ducks,
# his shotgun shells hold out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Only One Change
In Purdue Lineup

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct Is
lINS) - With the exception OF
injured Stan DublCki, indicated
Purdue Will depend on the same
lineup that whipped Illinois when
the BoilermakcTS meet Ohio State
AZ Cleveland tomorrow, coach
Elmer Burnham said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Dc stdrtInC Ilne-upS
~ CARDINALS
IIIini Name Bray
Captain for Pitt

CHAMPAIGN. H., oct. -
GINS Clancy Tohn. VIZ stu
dent. was listed today As the No.
= left halfbaCk on the Illinois
squad behind Eddie Bray who was
named acting captain IN tomor-
rows game with PIttSbur { h.
Ralph Palmer. senior guard, who
Just reioincd the Illini squad will
report for army induction Mon
daN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Hunters Sleep al Door
To BUY Shotgun Shells

BAY CITY. oct World
Series fans are not the only ones
TO sleep al the gate all night
pheasant hunters do it also.
At least two Bay City sports
men slept in the doorway Of a
local hardware store when they
learned shotgun shells were 10 be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Semipros Play Bay City

Detroit SemIpros eleven VIII
play It's second game al Bay City
tomorrow night when they clash
with the Merchants. First home
game for the SemiproS Is 4 re-
turn engagement against Windsor
Wednesday night at Mack Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

sold the next morning
More than 300 hunters formed a
line more than a block long and
bought out 5000 shells in less
than three hours. The store cut
the original ration Of - shells 10
10 per person before the supply
was YONG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
l.. vi. Games
Start at 2:3O

Remaining Michigan football
games at Ann Arbor will start 8t
2 80 p. m. instead of 3 o'clock.
The change was made 70 enable
visiting teams 10 catch trains ard
be back on their campus in COM
pliance with 4S-hour navy and
marine leaves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

a b o u I The
F'ritzie Zivic-
Jose BaSora
fight I h a [
is scheduled
for Olympia
tonight.
Off their
records. the
brothers feel
ZiVic should
win. He won
on c clean
cut decision
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Save Fat, Coaches Asked

II football coaches are as patri-
otto as they pretend, then they'll
save all this fat they're boiling of
their candidates. IN the August
heat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Bob Tales
Here are a Few
Angles on Zivic S
b Fight Tonight
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Us always interesting 10 see
how the hstic brothers figure
things out.
You hear a lot Of things
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

now
Dir " !
talk a b ou z
him self, If
you pres SIS
him Strenu-
ouSly OR #
thin Is are
real dull hen
talk q b GU {
som @ b o d y
else
The day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
UP TO CRINIMINS

With Johnny Crimmins wheel
ing along at a PA average clip,
Nal Gilmour'S Parlsclean VIII be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

out to loosen The three-game grip
OF George Bryant's Ekhardt &
Becker on first place in tonight :
matches OF. the Greater Detroit
Al-Star at Olympic Recreation.
Joey Paulus Chcnc-Trombly
Recreation and Joe Norris Stroh' 5
engage ElwoOd Blake'S Murdoch
and Charley kotarSki'S Fife and
aim 10 continue their deadlock for
second. Louis Burr'S Deluxe
hopes 10 advance at the expense
Of MercurIo Bros, but may be
surprised.
The schedule:
Chene- Trombiv Recreation So Murdoch
ALLEYS -. krAetae Ns. jerry Mccarthy ,
"a Deluxe vs. VS. Palm Recreation 80,
Fife IS Stroh's, IS, Pariscicau vs. Ek-
har1' a Becker. go; D.. T.. Berger W.
Pepsi Cola. it-l2. Standard vs. Olympic
Recreation. i3-lf, Mercgno Bros. Ne. De
Luxe D., lJ-l6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Dizzy on Dickey

DIZZY Trout. winner OF 20
games for the Tigers this sea
son, is IN very good voice just
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
5-Year-OId Catcher

Billy Sarni. Is years old, Is
catching for Los Angeles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Niqh+ Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints in Night Edition only the
name of horse which experts feel the outstanding
bets Of
The code key appears night Eight
Editions with number
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND 1T is PRINTED IN CODE.
TomorroW's code follows;
Al B-I4 Geo Dds E-S9 FL GS HIS I99 JSS
K-58 L. R-I2
U-9O W-76 . Y-S Us
Clip this key II Will enable decpher of
Tomorrow code appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL
THE RIVERSIDE
3l23 z. IsHsuoo. al MeOouaall cL i472
Altoona REC. % s'p s,. s.cH'G IH' AYE AYE
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 A. NJ
UNTIL Pm. Saturdays, Sundays Until Pm.
ApcHWhY iOs44 EAST JEFFERSON AVE.
Modern An.,, oO,n Bowling TO-DAY from :
a. N. unil P. N. and After ~ p. NJ.
ARGYLE REC. ss Is,s H S'Sts sC : s
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS ALI DAY
SUNDAYS 1850 p. N. UNTIL CLOSING
BEAC0N RE W. ysssoR AT WATERMAN
OPEN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL $50 p. az
AL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
BOWL ODROME s7o sI CISrt r.. no. so $3.50
OPEN BOWLING AT ALL TIMEsi
Few League Reservations Lett Cocktail loungs.
nLnIlILr 1872 EAST CONGRESS
OhpllIHV 20 Alleys. Tables. CT. 3Is3
AFr1R 1889 ALL DAY SAT. AND SUN.
CHeNE. TR0MBLY $3.50 &c or .lsu
Air.eonditionsd for Your Comfort. opsn Alleys
Until P. NJ After ". Bowl Dine! Dance!
GkeSI lAhtS " ALLEYS NO. asss. "
Bovlsr's 7aradissi Visit Our Stage Bar and
Cocktail LOUNGE. NEVER DULL MOMENT
DETROIT RECREATION s s4fAytTG cs. - 900
BowIIsGl BILLIARDS.
COCKTAIL BAR and EXCELLENT FooDi
FORT-BLVD REC. e 'si1 ~ st tSS1 a. 4 .,,.
Choice Noon and Afternoon League Openings
Are stu Available. "a Brunswick Alleys.
GARDEN RE- ago WOODWARD; It. 2:assC
Open Bosiine TODAY From Noon Until 8 p. N.
Afternoon League Reservations stn Available.
GpAnn CENTRAL 1871 FERRY PARK
Pleasure TO Bowl at ouist,u Alloys IN Detroit.
Good DEMONSTRATION Facilities. Bus.Sirset Car.
GRAND RIVER-LIYeRN0IS ''' NO Sr' ss,I s''''
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAYS FROM So. ~
UNTIL CLOSING. SUNDAYS AFTER p. ~
GRANDWAY REC, 1885 esAsO s,yts
-. 80 ~ ~" 80 VI 1880
and Sundays. Beautiful cocstsl Lounge
GREAT LAKES ..,w 70 sA[I'. ss ss,
opsn Bo~iina--io ALLEYS IN 4 Ror-Unul %
P. n and After 100 p. a.-COesisn Bar
lmFthlAl heG' CGsfRStIS SocATIb.
~ hoOFRN ALLEYS
op'a ts'y Day Uotl Midaleht Ma ASS.
J. J. MlLLETTS "' 'T TS' !.y5j; AVE.
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Evening star., 1943-05-09

side of her family and her career Anna
is proudest of: scene in an English
movie where she let herself be shot
out of a cannon when a double
couldn't be found for her job; her
home - because it has neither
barbecue pit nor a swimming pool.
She is tall, willowy, blond,
china-blue-eyed, with the kind
of complexion English foss arc
supposed to produce.
Long billed as England's glamour
girl, she doesn't stop there. She's en-
tirely substantial citizen. From the
way Hollywood producers are talk
ing, she's going to be even more
substantial. JERRY mASUN
Evening star., 1943-05-09

her face, her husky
voice, her talent for
suferingcharmingly.
Anna has summed
up her background
in the name of her
younger daughter -
one year -old Caro-
line Lydia Boniface
Clementine. Caro-
line after Annals first
American movie;
Boniface from a l7h-
century-missionary
ancestor; Clemen-
tine in honor of the
first American song
she ever heard;
lydia for fun. Out
Evening star., 1943-05-09
THIS WEEks

the star of 30 American movies -
but no US. audience ever saw them,
no US. critics ever reviewed them.
Anna was Quota Queen of the Brit
ish Empire. That sounds nice - all
it means is that she was strictly
face in a darkroom. Explanation:
England. protecting its film indus
try, passed a law saying that for
every American-made movie shown
in England. the US. film company
involved had to make a picture in
England with an all-British cast. And
Anna became Queen of the Quotas.