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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Team Takes
Stab al City Pin
Lead Tonight

Since the major league teams
have had so many SctbackS IN the
team event Of the city champion
ship tournament at Great Lakes,
their prophets and supporters are
in hiding today and predictions as
70 what any given team might
do are withheld
But if any team tops 1851 in
Class a it is apt TO be- George j,
BryantS Ekhardt- BcckcrS from
The Detroit Times Classic and
holder OF the seasons record Of
1858 for a single game II Steve
Butko and Fred BuiaCk aTp=iH =
pin getting mood tonight Bryant's
club is apt "tO shoot a million
Carl B. Parsons DAG Ponob-
scots. Francis II. BaileyS HarperS
from Grandmonl, Henry NoSakow-
ski and the ChrNSlnr T n X
Arsenals. Carl KummS Conner
Recreations from the Travelling
League, LaNolnc Watsons Halls
from Strathmoor complete the
regular list II may be one Of
these rather than Ekhardt-Becker
10 become the new leader.
Best hetS- at-Mv-z- arc DIR,
Mitchell Korbelak and Steve
MaScow. Fra6k krey and Herb
Paschke Louis Tanke and Bill
Splits Louis Koprinee had 6l9
last night 10 take third in singles
and Leo OLeary's coo gave him
fifth.
Tony Novak and Frank Zion
rolled into second placczIn singles
on 1924. Novak had 636 and Zion
3SS Tony withdrew in singles in
the third game. Louis Burr had
454.
Bill Nickel and Kenneth BuckShi
supplied another Shocker. Their
pool was SOC. They won the title
iH l942-at-QlX!ppie on f343, only
81 pins under the record set by
John and Henry GAVE.
Top AT Great Lakes were Tony
MoranoS Palm Beach Recreation
). Bill Pankhurst had 623 Of their
2879, good for sixth place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
j. D. Golf Team
Tours Indiana

University OF Detroits golf team
will be the underdog in all three
matches on a swing through In
diana this weekend.
The TitanS. beaten by Michigan
Normal in the opening match. will
play Purdue on Friday. Indiana on
Saturday and Notre Dame on Sun
day. The TitanS have dropped
matches 10 al three in the last
two years.
The L. Of y. baseball team will
play Michigan Normal on The II
tans diamond Thursday and Mich
lgan State Al East Lansing on
Saturday There also Will be a
game with Wayne on the TartarS
diamond Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Shooters Invited
To See Movie
BY Don GILLIES~

One Of tho best shooting movies
eyer filmed Will shown Has
evening AZ the Greater Detroit
Rod and Gun Club, Hamilton and
Cortland Highland Park.
The sound film, entitled 'The
Making of a Shooter. shows a
brother and sister attending the
big gun shooting tournaments, IN
GLIDING rife, pistol trap and
Skeei Unlike most shooting
movies. this picture does not bore
one with technical explanations of
various types OF shooting. but
rather portrays the more inter-
eSting side of craftsmanship.
Bill Smith, president OF the
club. has extended an invitation 10
all DetEOiterS interested in shoot
ing TO be present. There IS no
admission charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Spdrtdns TO End
Quiet Season

EAST LANSING. April 2s-
Michigan States most unusual
football practice sessions in a
quarter OF century today neared
conclusion with Coach Charles w
BaChman undaunted at obstacles
and certain that detectives are
being realized.
"Ne've never had - men
present at one time 10 do any
scrimmaging 30 we have 10 con-
tent ourselves with running
,icnalS, passing and punting,"
tho Spartan coach admitted.
Our main purpose II 10 con-
GitiOn men going into the army
and navy after school Is out and
football il pretty much Incl
dental right now" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
'Schnoz' Is Happy

BASEBALL - Word come
that "SChnOzzola' Lombard is
all excited about being traded
by the Braves 10 the Giants. He
likes II because Of those left
field stands. close in They
.rm like perfect targets for
he says.
lombard has been a holdout.
hadn't planned 70 play Mel
OFT says he'll boil the 232-pound
"Schnoz' IN n turkish bath for
a while and then roll him like
f. tt--rt-rr'ii ~ ti1r plate. 'fhG
Giants need his power bat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Bob Tales
Can You Imagine
6urnt Cork Pacing
Derbyin Stretch?
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor
THERE AND HERE:

DERBY--R o h C st eir, the
radio-man, has a horse, Burnt
Cork" in the Kentucky Derby.
as YOU know. and he says he'll
change his name TO Charcoal
Broiled' if he doesn't win Sat
urday
1t now looks as if he'll get
that chance. Ocean Wave was
the horse that burned it up in
yesterdays Derby trial. Burnt
Cork was back in the cheap
seats.
Down around Louisville where
people are supposed TO know
their horses they are saying
Count Fleet and Ocean Wave
are sure-pop for first and second
with "Glue-Factory Special. or
some other candidate for the
horse meat market in the other
place spot.
In the meantime lets not for
get that Charles T. Fishers
Amber Light Of the DIXiana
Stable is a horse that may be IN
there when the equine arlstoc-
racy makes It's run for the roses
Saturday.
It's not the first time a horse
like Count Fleet has appeared
on the scene TO dominate the
Derby as the Hertz horse docs
this year and then miss the win
ner's picture.
But an Impish mind toys with
The thought OF the uproar that
would cnSuc should Burnt Cork
pve out OF the pack and pound
OO the front IN the stretch.
Wouldn't the Kentucky colonies
tear fhalr ,NhlAkalSi -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Low Scores Mark
Str0Il-Eifo Match

Stroh and Fife resume their Is
game tilt for the state match
championship tonight ar Hall
DOddS Recreation. Michigan al
Grand Blvd. with Stroh leading
by l0l pins after last nights low
scoring first block. The count wdS
2S76 10 PTS.
Making the ball work" was a
problem for each player and few
succeeded StrohS high was Joe
Norris sos. Fred Brcckle had COS
and Emil Dimitrie COZ for Fife.
George Holmes benchcd himself in
favor of his sixth man, Charlie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

KotarSki and Charlie shot 491 for
low
Therman Gibson did hut 52l and
Chet Bukowski SOS In a week ;
span, including the final three in
The Detroit Times Classic. the
teams have played six games with
Stroh winning four
In addition 10 tonight'S block
they meet again tomorrow. Tho
final three blocks are scheduled
at Palace Nav 1l-12-i3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

both football and basketball is
in the marine air detachment al
San Diego
Ensign Cha6S DOan track
ace, is AT Key West. Fla. -.-.-.-
It /. Rogers Liddlc foot
baller, is now in the army air
corps az Freeman Field, Sey-
mour, Ind Jerry Sevlck,
Waync'S only thrce-SpOrt man
In recent years. is an aviation
cadet at the San Antonio pre-
flight school.
It. Andy Clark. who joined
the RCAF i'm his haste 10 sec
action. is now an instructor Of
instructors az Bryan, Tex.
He plays "A little water polo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Fairview Mat Winners

Flash" Gordon and Wild Man"
Zim were the winners IN the wreS-
ting triple-header an the Falrvlew
Gardens last night Gordon took
two OF three falls from Joe MaiSCh
and Zim won over Eddie Bad
Man Lewis. who was diSquali-
fled for foulinC.
Bert RUBY and Louis klien
v.rpeiled a draw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
GRASECK IL CHAMP

Graseck Five finished seven
games up on Vikings in the Glen
eagles $50 House where season
highs were Square Deals 1910 and
1921. Don Grains 267 and James
O'Connor'S 6S4. Jess Stcrling'S
2OO-l97-235 for go led tho final
rolling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Champs Roll i'm Mixed Doubles

Tiro points separated Dabika
Fire and M0uscr Fire ~ the finish
~ the Detroit RetoH Meat Mer-
cboHts. Sum Milap's ~ paccd
the fcid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
How About a Fiqht7

FIGHTS-TIow about il. John
HcttChe. Nick LondeS, etc Can't
you dig Us up a good fight card
without Squabbling? There are
a LOT Of good ring fans moving
about these days with tons of
big round dollars kicking around
in their leans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
LEADERS IN RoMPS

Rayner, Gordon, BARRIERS and
McCarthyS, leaders in the Riviera
House, had a field day with sweeps
William Hamilton'S l97-236-17S for
Gil was best series. Jack Robin
sons 500 10 Gordon Tanners So
gave the former a 15-pin lead in
the individual averages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Night Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints the Night Edition only the
of horse which feel the outstanding bets
of the day
code key appears night The Red Line Edition with
number corresponding in each letter of the alphabet
horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND TT IS PRINTED IN CODE
The code follows:
A-lO B-STC CO D-20 Fla ~ t G-3i HIS I61 JS0
K-7s I-s7 M-2 NIB o-7O PISS Q-Ss RS 1913 TS2
6 Va W-36 N-6i Vii ~ &C.,.
Clip key will enable you decipher the of
code appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
BRICE AN ENSIGN

al University of Detroit from
1887 20 1871, is an ensign IN the
naval air corps lie gradu-
ated from the training center Al
Corpus Christi last week as a
specialist in dive bombing. lie
will be sent ON active duty
shortly Eugene Walsh, $40
Epw championship high
school diver i'm 1912 is M Fort
Custer He bought a 81 900
bond the day before he left
Pfc. Joseph {. Gnreckl IS a
pitcher for one OF the league
teams in the SOftball loop at the
army aviation training school AZ
Guffpuri, Miss. e. He pitched
for ST. John CaptiuS in the CYO
League here and compiled a
grand record Another De
troiter is Pfc ''alter J. krzeS-
Zowski, a ShcrtStop on the same
team Lie played football at
Chadsey High before taking part
in sandlot baseball and Soithall
Erwin DuSak, former outlleldcr
for the 81. Louis Cardinals. was
named on the all-poSt basketball
team az Fort Sheridan Frank
McElyea Of the Boston Braves
was Dlcked on the second team
PVT. Milt Padway, the
Western Conference best pole
vaulter. is stationed al Sheridan
He leaped - feet in his
first trvout with the track team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

Alessi's Five captured the CadiI-
lac House crown by eight points
over Sherman's Five. Season highs
were Grauzer Five's 1905. Sher-
mans 1924, Joe CorsO's 253 and
Fred Capiehioni's 1861.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

80 VI 'fn 'N''i my 49, - '''
wizened form of Johnny Long
den. The other 10 will be saddle
sack weights
Longdcn. long one Of tho
nations premier Jockeys. nor
mally rides Al ~ pounds.
Il iet myself get fai." ne said
with a Chuckle. $50 the Count
would not have quite 80 much
dead weight 10 carry"
PUNCHING 1T Up
Although there have been
many thrills crowded into his
33-ycar life, Johnny expects
tins week 10 be ms happiest one.
He will be aboard the derby
favorlte and expects 10 become
father for the second time.
Mrs. Longden. the daughter Of
Al Tarn. We Gran Canadian
horseman for whom Johnny rode
early in his career. - now At
Jamaica. =. Y. and the doctor
has predicted the baby will be
born derby day
Although hes captured most
Of the major stakes during his
15-ycar riding career. Longden
has never been UP on derby
winner He'd Like 70 make good
with Count Fleet for he's old
as riders 20
This is Johnny's fourth derby
mount. He was fourth on Mel
odist in 1887 fifth on Sir Deco
in 1850 and fourth on With
Regards last season
Longden is a native Of Wake
field. England. bat has been in
North America since hc was 3
years old He spent his boyhood
Al Tabcr Alta, Canada. and II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

BY "A margin of three games,
Liberators beat Flyers 10 tine wire
i'm the Ford Aircraft. Wings bet
tered Tear Downs top series of
1861 with $500 as Robert Fox hit
1861 03-235 for col.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
TWO RECORDS TUMBLE

Two new records were posted in
the Kings and Queens Classic AT
Southeastern. Patricia Patrick roll
ing 2l3-l95 IN SIT for a second high
series and Norman Campbell tying
third high single with 237. Hazel
Hollcman had 203-1s2-lSO for $50
and Margaret Cline 183-17S-17l for
$50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

PauluS Of Chene-TrOmbly, by the
way. defeated Bruce Richmond OF
Archway by 100 pins in rOll-ofi
for the championship Of the East
Side Bowling ProprietOrs' Classic
i'm Saginaw. The props" were
guests Of Paul Dye, president Of
the Michigan State Bowling Assoc
citation.
Paulus combined 169- 96-199-
211-197 for 972 10 RichmOnd's 154-
1856 l88-I50-190-I5 spot for 8I8.
Marine GdmoUr, f35 0rCrdgc
.sket- iS5-fSS-f;1-4- fey 523 10 brrd
the field in the Southeastern Ladies
House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Scratches
By niied Prrss

~ United Prrss
Trark. fas'
pee RACE fra.s Alone
Eer47e Rae atle ur~.-~t cod
LAWYER SILVER Whik v0r.rop
Th.rr Pare. "a Cfarre lf.rr.rr.
ham Iron Ers' P.rFs Dragon
Fou-tE Rae Rsr,R.
Fif'h psre- povrr,rsr-f prurf ? ne
gfxfh PACE Sfar,C.Nsrtsr
seventh race .Narsrt chester p.fa-
Lass tttrfre
EsgFrb Rae - Tarsarttka F.IrF
pcI.h. lack E.rrrr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

William GUJerf's ri and Ted
Trcf=er's 2O0-2O} for 6O8
shared honors IN the metropolitan
Catholic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Lone Racing Blemish

Only ono case Of drucging was
found out OF l2.ll5 horses that
went 10 the post al New York
race tracks throughout the 1912
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
The Greater Game

This column Of athletes IN the
serrice appears eUery Wedhes-
day and Sunday, Send IA any.
nelUS you hdUe.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

was there that he first became
Interested IN horses,
1898 WINNERS
LOnTdcn spent seven years on
the bush circuit before he
headed east io-trY- his luck=aa
the nations major -oXalS-- he
rapidly developed into one OF the
nations top notcherS..
During his lengthy career
Johnny has ridden 99s winners.
They tell me that's record"
he said. land I'm anxious TO
make II 1000"
In 1893 Longdcn led all riders
in victories with 236 winners.
Last season he visited the win
ncrs' circle 15S times and his
mounts won an aggregate OF
S364.S7q Only two riders OK
ccedcd that total. He pilotod Is
stake winners a. proof Of his
ability 10 ride when the blue
chips are down.
Longdcn is tho only jockey
who has ever rid den Count
Fleet. Hos not only been aSride
every time the Count has faced
the barrier but also has handled
him in most OF his important
workout , t-t-trr-- old
Johnny was on the Count"
yesterday when the son Of Reign
Count quickly worked the full
Derby distance in 2:07 easily
When he returned 10 the barn
after the prep Longden said
"All the horse needs now is a
bigger race track and more
horses on it,"
How the clever little saddle
artist rates as a forecaSter can
be determined Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

Eer Peters t5-e63 ~ 595 RI
obIcd HotschoH & 1rccp Aitcs and
grub frst piocc n. The LpchV strike
J"lor. Emil Vdye" MT 2<+-247
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
DEADLINE TONIGHT

Others are Louise Stockdale and
Harry Allen, Betty Chapman and
Dick DildInc. Marie Shamrock and
Bob Rich. Elsie Hornbeck and Art
Knecht, Lucille Goodman and Art
Watson. Irene Zimmerman and
Harry NoSakOwSki. Beatrice Stel-
mar and Joe Green Elsie Bonn
sack and Jerry Zibell.
Entries close tonight n mid
night. Three games are 20 be
rolled at each establishment. total
pins 10 count. An entry Of 81
couples, guaranteeing a $500 first
prize, is assured.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

Jack Kirn'S Receiving defeated
Material i'm their annual ChrySler-
DE Soto match at the Recreation
for the first time in three years by
rolling 9t7-983-88I for 2Sl1 TO 1868
and "A margin of l46 pins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Fleets Rider Expects
SfOrk ON Derby Day

LOUISVILLE Ky, April 2s U'P) Count Fleet viii carry
pounds the the prohlhitve aNore
Er,-.. D.rhA ls OF .nn. mounds VIII be hc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
WAYNE ATHLETES

A few notes about WAYNE
athletes in the service. PVT.
Eugene r. Sullivan, a swimmer.
has been transferred TO the army
air base at Kearney, Neb d.
Clifton = Mobley, eager last
year. is AT Kcdrrs Field. Utah.
Frank NJ Sabo. who played
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
BY EDGAR HAYES

Ted Wendt, an aviation me-
chanic's mate i'm the u. 5. Navy.
is playing in the softball league
we mentioned n Sundays Times
The league is somewhere
in the South Pacific Ted
recently was chosen on the ALI
Star team He played on a
Sandlot baseball team before he
entered the navy In l94l
Ted was chosen most valuable
player in Class b of the Detroit
Amateur Baseball Federation
He did preliminary training
at Navy Pier and was a member
of their team.
1t Bob Gurvin. member OF
the Times sports staff, is home
for a short fuTlough before jour
neying to Washington for fur
thcr training He graduated
last week as a bombardier at
big Springs Tex. He re-
Gently married has SchooidayS
sweetheart, Miss Muricl Kim
nell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
BY Edgar Hayes
The Greater Game By Edgar Hay
TED WENDT IN NAVY SOFTBALL LOOP

when the opportunity presents
itself They play al Texas
A. and NJ.
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Groom housue. good barn, equipped for
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Only 20 miles from District line through
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WI 674O N'
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IN MONTGOMERY CoUNTY-HoUsEs
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$3.50 DOWN; $50 A Mo.-BERWYN, Md
5room, 2-story house. cleo pump water;
S2.250. ROBERT s. DAVIS Md Bldg
HyattSyille WA 1900
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Cepter-Hal Plan.
For sale, detached corner house in
Chevy Chase, J.. block from bus service
and convenient to elementary Junior high
and Chevy Chase Bethesda High school,
large shaded lot with extra building lot
6O'x135 included four bedrooms and bath;
three porches. electric refrigerator coal
hot-water heat, fireplace excellent section,
betyesn, CoRn ave and Wisconsin SE,onia ave
WM. M THROCKMoRTON Realtor,
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DELIGHTFUL HOME

On 2i2 acres on the sunny slope of
wooded hill at the foot of which is
natural swimming pool for the children.
has 5 bedrooms. 3 Of which will take
twin beds, There are > baths. large.
cheerful living room, modern kitchen and
other desirable features. ] mile from
bus and miles from Washington. Price,
Sl3,5OQ; terms. See MASON HIRST,
Annandale, Va. at the end of Columbia
pike; Phone Alexandria 5Sl2. Closed
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FARMS FOR SALE tcont \

ACRES. 30 ACRES CLEAR: 4-RooM
3use, barn, 5ox6Q, sravel git. Price,
;. 200: 81 500 cash, $40 mo. w. Z,
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