davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Western news., 1943-08-26

Three room house for rent, refr,,
cook stove and oil heater Hugo
Anderson 1t
The Western news., 1943-08-26

For Sale-Moline piano in good
condition Ed Holmgren, 3l2 9th
Stree. 1t
The Western news., 1943-08-26

Men between the ages Of l3 and
35 needed to become brakemen,
switchmen and firemen. Apply your
local Great Northern agent. 1t
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STUDEBAKER 1e41 Champion 2-door Sc
dan; low mileage, rubber Ike new, uphol-
stery perfect: entire car In Al condition;
18th ST. NV. between K and L. RE.
3261. open evenings.
TERRAPLANE 1887 de luxe sedan: good
tires, car in excellent condition: must sell
at once, best cash offer. Cali Glebe 1882.
WILLYS 4-door; good rubber. new battery,
good condition: $3.50 cash. 9103 Wire
ave, Silver Spring Md
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STORES FOR RENT.
PROPOSALS..

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the Purchase Section. National Bureau
Of Standards, WASHINGTON. D. c.. until Q
dMsz IL s4s aS then 81 e RsssS
ins BUILDING. Sational Bureau Of standa sr
sureau e Of Standards. n~'' ''''''n' f'A''o''Ai
W; c;1, Y; IPRo}EcT No; PC; 4g5l5s;
OF eoEuSSA wA 81 THE + E
sISss rs s 81 e $Ss ~ e. ST.
lin, Square No. 1895 washington, b. G.,
gill yill be re 6eceiyed by said Commissioners at
law until anS t 5slocE Iui RIM; WT Ap5ii
Of Bid Form of S esns
SPECIFICATIONS, and Forms Of Bid Bond
also Performance Bond, may be examined
Clerk Esneer p Bee OF ROOM ooe c 4as
District Building; and copies thereof OBJ
tanned upon deposit Of certified check.
IN a1 eae rsS po & TestS fo
e e,if SCI; NOT more than three CD sets
wii De furnished to any one seneral con-
be refunded. The Commissioners reserve
On to feec to any S. " nnS d Eab s
amount not less than fve per centum
l5%) OF the base bid in the form and
subject to the conditions provided in the
instructions to Bidders. Time will not
pc material factor in evaluatine bids
lSee paragraph II Of Instructions to
Bldders) Attention of bidders is par
tlcu!arly called to the requirements as to
conditions OF employment to be observed
ana minimum wage rates to be paid under
the contract. No bidder may withdraw
aif bid WITHIN IN thirty sso1 days after The
pdTdRraDh Ia of Instructions IN PiddarS
6. NJ: THoRNErT. Secretary ~ Board ,arifs Of
Commissioners d. c.
ap.21, 22,23,24.26,27
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, PUBLIC
Buildings Administration, Washington,
p C. April .,T 20. 1943-sealed bids in du-
a at PM M May 4; 1919, for additional
ing, First Unit. 21st to 22d St., to E
St; NV, Washington. D.. C. Drawings
ana specifications may be obtained at this
ofhce IN the discretion Of the Commissioner
Of public Buildings. w. E. REYNOLDS,
commissioner Of Public Buildings, Federal
Works Agency. ap27,28,29.
COMMISSIONERS. D. C., WASHINGTON,
April ~, 1943.-Sealed proposals will be
received at Room 800. District Building
until 1000 AM, May. s, for furnishing
Tabulating Cards, Schedule NO. 4033: May
Schedule No. 1907: May II, Anhydrous
Schedule No. 1904. For specifications and
Information apply to Purchasing Oficer,
Room 800. District Building. ap27,2S.29
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ARLINGTON.

LEAVING TOWN, PRACTICALLY NEW 3
STORY, 3-BEDROOM BRICK. LARGE
LIVING ROOM WITH FIREPLACE. DIN
ING RIM. AND FULLY EQUIPPED KITCH-
ENi AMPLE CLOSETS, SCREENED
PORCH. FULL BASEMENT; LARGE LOT;
NEAR BUS
DON'T MISS IT
Call Mr.. Donahue, CHI. 244O; evenings
Falls Church 1888
N. c. HINES AND SONS. INC, Realtors
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FUTURE,
THOS. J. OWEN g. SON, Auctioneers,
Southern Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
ING,CONTAIN1NG SIX ROOMS, BEING
UTAH AVENUE NORTHWEST.
BY virtue OF certain deed Of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. 1854, folio
1875, ct seq, Of the land records Of the
District Of columbia. and at the request Of
the party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction: in
front Of the premises on FRIDAY, THE
AT Four ociock Pm. the following.
the District q coiumbia. and designated
as and being Lot II in Square 2314 In the
Inc, as per plat recorded in the Once Of
in Libsr iii at folio so: subject to the
building restriction line as shown on said
plat; subject to all covenants OF record,
il any.
trust for $4,000, further particulars OF
which will be announced at time Of sale:
the purchase price above said trust to be
paid In cash. A deposit Of $4,000 re.
auired. Conveyancing. recording, ETC.. ut
with within thirty days, otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be nd.
verified and resold ct the discretion OF
w j VERNON THOMAS.
- RkNc2R FTTzoxRAlO.
aD40,22,24,z7,2o. Trustees.
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WE WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR
YOUR PROPERTY. WHY BOR-
ROW WHEN YOU CAN SELL?
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.,
BIT 9th ST. NV. DI. 615O.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

Will PAY up to 50, 900 for Al or AZ
Cadillac. Flood Pontiac 1921 Connecticut.
WO s400. evenings and Sundays.
WILL PAY up to 5000 for your 1871 car.
1921 Connecticut. WO. $500.
WILL PAY up to $3.50 for your 1910 car.
more II value IL there. Flood Pontiac,
422l Connecticut. WO. 1900.
WILL PAY up to $40 for your 1899 car.
more II value Is there. Flood Pontiac.
1921 Connecticut. WO. 1900.
WILL PAY up to $50 for your 1888 car,
more II value 10 there. Flood Pontiac.
1921 Connecticut. WO. $500.
Will PAY up to $40 for. 1939 cheyEolet,
war workers.
VIII, PAY Up e $500 Tor 1914 CHEVROLET.
Flood. NO. 1900. 4221 Connecticut.
CAsH-'41 Chevrolets. Pontiacs. Fords,
S7OO-$9O0 cash. Barnes Motors, 1900
l4th. 8:30-s. NO. iii.
Pontiac Company. 1921 Connecticut. WO.
$500. Open evenings and 6undAys.
SEE LOVING BEFORE YOU 8EIi-Your
GUARANTEES Of top price: AL makes bought.
loving Notorg. 1872 y q. NV, RE. 1870.
VIII PAY up TO S236 for any 1887, caF.
Mr.. bistx 4231 oonnscticut. Wo. 66e2.
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JUDSON REAMY.


liz n. IrvIng So, ALE, va. CH. Ug2U. q
N ARLINGTON COUNTY. VA WITHIN
" blocks of center of Clarendon, q g.
h.-w;h;, 2 porches $4,000; cash, $1,000;
monthly. sos. Quick possession. Good
investment
A semi-detached brick house, s rooms
and BATH. 16 mos. old fully furnished);
corner lot: air conditioned; FLA loan.
$500. Move right in.
yGeErM REIBIE. Aren't Oxford o516 or
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OFFICES FOR RENT

Ut ISsS 5SN NET&1.
LARGE DISPLAY WINDOW, FIRsT-FLOOR
front, for window signs: share room S25.
1923 H St NV. MI. 6504.
OFFICE ROOMS. SMALL. SIS AND $50
mo. furn.: calls taken. extra; 10 Minis
d.town. 1884 Columbia I'd. NV. AID 1880.
FURNISHED DESK SPACE, INVESTMENT
Bldg, Including phone and receptionist
service: $40. Secretarial service optional
and extra. Phone MA. 3112.
LARGE HOUSE NEAR STATLER HOTEL
suitable for . floors of Offices and 2 floors
MI Barrow,
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO., INC,
1921 Conn. Ave. NV De 1900
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ARLINGTON. VA

Army of1cer, transferred, must sell his
situated on elevated lot Splendid view.
3 bedrms., fireplace, cellar, garage. loo
bus at corner. Price, S9,95O. with very
reasonable down payment, balance monthly.
(Will also sell furniture
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sos III st. NV. National x
ROLLINGWOOD-$18,950.
CENTEP- COZ ,ONIAI,.

Beautiful brick custom-built home, large
living, dining rooms, screened porch. de
luxe kitchen, double garage attached.
matte heat; lot e0x125; only 8 blocks Con-
necticut ave-; hardwood trim throughout
LESLIE D. MEASELL, WO. 6221.
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NORTHEAST BARGAIN

bath, porches, etc: Conveniently Situated
near everything. Priced exceptionally low
tGE 9Rly NS $425e; on terms Remember
Leo M. Bernstein & Co., ME. $500.
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$500

have ever offered at this price, this house
was custom built 2 yrs. ago and adapted
to the wooded lot on which IT. sits. 1t has
and beamed ceiling, dining room, modern
Kitchen, tiled bath and master bedroom on
the FIRST floor; on the second floor are two
another bath. There is a gear attached
garage and the property is miles from
5000 down. See MASON Hurst, Anan-
dale Va, at the end of Columbia pike
Phone Alexandria 5S12. Closed Sundays
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SILVER SPRING MD

S1,sOO DOWN-S65 MONTH.
# you are looking for a 3-bedroom, l.
bath house, living room with fireplace
dining room, kitchen, screened porch, full
basement, garage. located in the Silver
Spring area on large lot, 50x15O, " block
from bus, call us.
GRAHAM-HALI, WI 225o
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q BEDROOMS,

. BATHS-BRICK.
In best section of Cleveland Park. near
Bureau of Standards, Phoebe Hearst
School Immaculate Seminary, stores and
car line. All good-sized rooms, hardwood
garage Priced for quick sale at only
$40, 300 Call Mr.. Good, HO. 61o0, Ext.
col.
150s n Ct N w National 2345
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GARAGES FOR RENT

2-CAR METAL, GARAGE Macarthur blvd,
near Our Lady Of Victory Church, Ma
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Goth st. ne. years old. most unusually
rm has a fireplace in alcove, dining ROOM
very large, bright kitchen; 2 bedrms. and
large bath, all on first floor. Beautiful
large. -ceilinged attic. completely fin
ished, insulated and divided into large
rms. Large knotty pine recreation room
with built-in bar. Gas h.-w;h, other
possession. Reasonable terms. Call Mr.
Vernon, WI. 1860. eve. and Sun; daily,
WILLIAM NJ. THRocKMoRToN.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
I HAVE ALL CASH FOR 4 AND FAMILY
fats direct from owner, preferably new
with in ividual gas heat; good white neigh
bornood; must answer promptly with full
particulars. price must be right. Box 46s-L.
Star.
CASH FOR APARTMENTS
We have cash buyers for modern apart
ment buildings, 20 units or over.
BRADLEY BEALL g. HOWARD, INC,
Southern Bldg MA O271
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LYON VILLAGE.

Lovely 4-bedrm home, with bedrm, and
bath on first floor. Basement finished in
knotted pine. (can be made into rms)
es ASSOC fSea se5Ts Lee f biss
way, CHI. l43s. oxford 1880. Open TIL
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MINED. POSSESSION,

Bargain-for home or investment. Lo-
Gated in Mt. Pleasant, walking distance OF
good shopping district and theaters: ex-
eellent trans, First, hoor-lovely liv. quar-
converted into apts, rented for $50 ca;
furniture will remain in these apis. Easy
to have an English basement apt also
Auto heat: buyer of this home will have a
good comfortable home and income. Priced
SlO.500; substantial down payment req.
For appointment call Adams zoo
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BRADLEY VILLAGE.
BRICK BUNGALOW,

2-story brick. 8 bedrooms, screened
porch, about . years old: price, $500;
Sunday and evenings, WI. 5707.
w /, LEBI ING. REALTOR. WI. 1122.
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STORE YOUR CAR
According to Government Specifications.
LEO ROCCA, INC,
1901 Conn. Ave. NV EN- 1900
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
JOHN BURDoFT. Phone Ashton 3s46
WANT TO RENT, SHARE OR WORK ON
small farm near Washington. Box 37O-L,
Star
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OCCUPANCY AT ONCE.
BROOKLAND, D. C..

oi5-year-old brick BUNGALOW, corner lot
< large rooms fireplace, full basement. full
attic oil heat: $4,000. Near new Nava
Hospital Oliver 6S67.
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PARK

- Adjoins this fine. large 1O-room and
path home that We are offering for $4,000.
FMrn: for S11,5OO. Immed. possession
HERBERT & SONS, 515 Capitol, Ii.
0129. After ONCE hours call RA $3.50
Med. down payment terms
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1s-ACRE WOODED GROUND
This spacious center-hall brick home is
located in the country club section OF
Montgomery Co.. Md, overlooking Bradley
blvd There is large living room with
fireplace, spacious dining room. completely
place and lavatory, bedrooms and
baths on second floor, clubroom with fire-
place and maids quarters with bath in
basement large screened porch over g
car garage Priced at owners cost year
ago S19.500
GRAHAM-HAIJ WI 1850.
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Large row brick home. operated as
roomine house for last 9. years; fully IL
censed, fire escapes. meets all %: e: re-
ouirements PROPERTY, FURNITURE
AND BUSINESS. S12a5o; ON TERMS
Possession within SO hours. Can be son
without furniture if desired. INSPECTION
by appointment only with Mr.. Tabler
WI 1882, with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
15nS II ST N w. MA. 2345.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
NCAA Votes To Let
FrOSIl ON VarSitieS

NEW YORK, Dec. 81 OUP).-
The problem Of preservation of
competition in college Sports for
1913 was a long step closer 10 so
luton today but final green light
awaited official word from the
government and service officials
The National Collegiate Athletic
Association, IN an informal
meeting yesterday. adopted a res
olution aimed 10 clarity the future
Of intercollegiate sports when the
armed services take over approx
mately 300 colleges.
Voting also 10 stage It's regular
nine championship meets IN 1913,
the NCAA passed a resolution urg-
ing officers in charge Of war-train-
ing programs az American colleges
TO permit service students 10 par
ticipate in team athletics along
with regular college students
Three Of the meets we're
awarded as follows: Swimming. 10
Ohio State. March 25-26: boxing.
TO Wisconsin, March 1927, and
cross-country, 10 Michigan State.
November y. The other SIX
awards will he made later.
In an attempt 10 smooth the
path for official approval and be-
cause Of the numerous service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01

jewels to the gsme-consistency.
Together they suffered only one de-
feet in lo contests against first-class
opponents and each grew stronger
down the stretch
Tennessee goes into this Sugar Bowl
party with hve-year record above
.o00-the top of the football mass.
This will be her fourth Bowl game in
these FIVE winning years.
And this 1912 outfit, with power
full line and fine backs headed by CiferS,
is one Of the strongest Of the lot.
Tennessee's powerful attack ran up
20 points against Fordhsm and %
points against LSU. Only Alabama
held the Volunteers in check.
Tulsa is one Of the most interesting
teams Of an interesting year
Every one kept looking for Tulsa
TO lose But Tulsa didn't lose. Early in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
Sullivan Award
To Wdrmerddm

NEW YORK, Dec. 81 QNS).-
The worlds greatest pole vaulter.
Cornelius Warmerdam Of the San
Francisco A. &, has been voted
the James F. Sullivan Memorial
Trophy for 1912 by a tribunal of
500 outstanding Sportsm c n
throughout the country
Warmerdam pOlled l,l0l votes
in the final ballotng. beating out
Bill Smith Of Honolulu, who got
$40 talheS.
Smith, an 1S-year-old Ohio
State freshman. has set five world
and five American swimming
records and was credited with Civ
ing the outstanding performance
IN the history Of the outdoor
Championship az New London,
Conn.
Ed HeHnig veteran Ohio GYM
mast, won third place with 317
votes and was trailed by Joe
Smith marathon star. and Mrs.
Estelle Lawson Page, golfer,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
Allen S H25HiQ
For Rainbow

Contestants in the second half
of tho seventh round Of the Rain
bow Individual Classic must beat
ll25 10 gain first place Saturday
when bowling resumes. Harold
Alien had that score Yesterday,
with only two errors. 10 lead the
field on 25S-191-212-247-217. Emil
Dimtrle was nine behind. His
games were 227-2l6-237-213-222.
Joe Norris, a round behind, was
the actual leader. but his 1850. for
an average Of 232. reverts 10 the
sixth Both Norris and Dimitrie
escaped error The Norris games
were 222-214-230-260-234 Hi
average for the competition 10
date IS 30.
Other leading seventh round
scorers were Chester Bukowski,
1897, Phil Bauman. 1856, James
Horlocker, 1921; Steve Cruchon.
lO42: August Bamberg, 1913.
Bamberg had high single of 27S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
Lands Eyes
Smaller Junkets

WASHINGTON. Dec. 81 fINS)
Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw
Mountain Lands today was re-
ported 10 be considering a plan
whereby the major league teams
Will take fewer than the normal
number Of 25 players with them
on intraSecional trips TO save
transportation space.
The reports were circulated
after Lands held an important
conference on travel conservation
plans with Joseph B. Eastman, di-
rector of the Office of Defense
Transportation.
Lands left Washington last
night for Chicago 10 call the 1e
major league club owners together
and institute further curtailmentS
Of baseball travel for the 1913
season.
1t was believed he will propose
that the club owners in the forth
coming meeting adopt schedule
calling for the standard 154 games
but which would delay opening of
the season by a week The other
schedule calls for 40 games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
Rollin' Around
RinksExpe(ting
Capacity Crowds
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Every rink in town viii be
damned tonight with customers
skating out the old year and
skating in the new and we'd like
70 wish you all prosperous and
skating New Year.
II you haven't made your plans
for the gala occasion. here are a
few suggestions: Arcadia, Arena
Gardens. Eastwood Park. Edge
water, jefferson Beach Rollercade,
Lincoln Rink. Madison Gardens.
Rouge Park Rollerdrome and Var
sity Gardens Kinks are making
plans for q record breaking at
tendance
Madison Gardens Will have
jeanne Lee playing the organ
with John Hammond al the nova
chord and Bill Carroll at the
Hammond al Arcadia.
jefferson Beach's floor person
mel will stage special exhibition.
They are Virginia Carson. Rose
mary Beaujean, Les Champagne,
Harry Hoffman and Anthony
OSty.
Varsity Gardens Will provide
the customers with noise makers
and Serpentines. Therell be no
raise in prices Al Arena Gardens.
Pot Of Gold winners at Rouge
Park Rollerdrome are Bob Plichta.
Adelore King. Bob Tanguay and
Kathleen Pritchett Bob was the
big winner, making his birthday
celebration doubly enjoyable
VARSITY Gardens special attrac-
ton every Saturday night is a
numbers hunt. Their skate dance
classes are cid on Saturday
afternoon from 5 TO Z, conducted
by Pat Tyla.
Fred Martin, manager OF Arena
Gardens, has greeting card from
Leonard Mattress. one Of the boys
in Canada's armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
BROTHERS MEET DEADLIkE IS NEAR
Pin Tourney Entries Close Tomorrow.

won three from Emery. Floyd
Hall shot 235.
Charley Snyder's 2l5-169-2Is for
602 and John Groh's 22I were the
best in the Motors Metal.
Leo Dammopp's ESQ and osa
featured in the Lucky STRIKE
Junior House.
Despite a 149 opener Steve
Shocke came back with 244-212
for COS, which was good enough
10 lead for the night in the Twen-
tieth Century House.
Carl Carlson paced the field In
the Rainbow 800 House by com
bining 211-227-203 for Gil.
Sam Rufino's 224 Cds the best
indiridltaL effort IN the Casino
House.
Art Smiths 237 and Harold NC.
Mahons 2l4 in $50 were highs>,n
the Willow Run Bomber. )
Warren Steininger's 229 va,
high single In the MotsehaIl.
Marie Dudzik's 1875 1cos high IL
the Nel0 Garfield Ladies House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
State S Efforts
Are Aid TO War
BY DON GILES

In a year-end review Of con.
servation developments of 1912
p. J. Hohmaster, director of tho
Michigan department of conserVa.
ton, found satisfaction in the
foresight and wise conservation
practices that no% allow Michigan
TO release a flood OF natural
resources for the war effort.
Most important is 5000 DOC
tons of iron ore 100000 900 pounds
OF copper, millions of pounds OF
metallic magnesium, 10000 O0C
barrels Of oil and great quantities
OF other vital raw materials. such
as vast quantities Of timber, mil
lions OF pounds Of meat and fish
through wildlife harvesting.
Wartime emergencies have given
the conSerV ion men many
extraordinary assignments and
while $50 employees went into the
armed services, and moro lost 70
war industries, the department has
carried on with a surprising degree
Of efficiency.
An anticipated decrease in hunt
Ing and fishing due 10 travel diff
culties, is expected 10 cut the in
come of the game protection fund
from an all-timc high Of $3.50 600
in. the fiscal year of 1941-42 al
least % per cent.
The fish division stocked Michi-
gan lakes and streams with
100000 fish during the year
through thorough change in
policy by planting fewer but larger
fish. Fifty fishing waters were
added.
Wartime demand boosted state
forest sales Is per cent over 194l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
Il Teams Stay
In Major Race;
Deluxe in Tie
STANDINGS

Eleven clubs remain in the race
today for the Michigan Major
League title after position night
matches al Crest Lanes. De LuXe-D
gained two from Koppitz, 1902 "a
27S0. and went into a tie for first
Eight games separate the first and
eleventh clubs.
Herman Bengell's Pepsi-Colas
stalled Altes' drive. Pepsi lost
three previous Michigan Major
games 10 Bob Coles gang and an
additional three in the Greater
Detroit. This time Pepsi had the
odd and total Of 1887 10 2769.
With the pressure on, team and
individual scores tumbled Best Of
the lot was Therman Gibson's 654
for De Luxe-D. Leonard Liberia
had 646 for Foremen, Jim Moore
$40 for PepSi-Cola. Al Light had
the eye for Altes on 626.
Others getting over the line
were Cass Schlaff, Sol; Frank
Zion, 62l: Austin Keller, 500;
Harvey Young. CPS; Jim Dimeglio,
SOS; Tony Morano SIS.
Pepsi-Colas climbed 70 within
two games Of first and left Altes
and Foremen tied as Sackman
Standard and s e. S Tool knotted
for the next position
Standard improved its fortunes
in shutting out Queen, 275O TO
2627. s e. s did the same 10
Ramona. 2S46 10 1895. and Pabst
TO Nelson, 2779 TO 2616. Fourth
10 register a shutout was Olympic
over Farris, 2693 TO 2519.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-01
BY HAROLD KAHL

Entries close tomorrow al mid
night for Frank Damico's fifth an
nual brothers tournament 10 be
held al the Garden Recreation
Saturday and Sunday. The event
has attracted y teams thus far.
In addition 10 the Dances they
are the Reb aims. Dimeglios
KnechtS. JensenS. Taylors, Ber-
nichS, Kalichs. DeSmonds, Ches-
ters, GreSewskis and Kochs. The
Damicos Emerson. John. Angelo
Herman and Frank Will defend
the championship they won the
last two years on 2756 and 2744
totals Saturday al 10 p. m
Two squads al 8 and 9 p. m
are listed Sunday. First prize IS
$50 and a trophy There will be
other cash awards and FIVE good
felloWships. Three games are
rolled across two alleys
During the tournament the Da.
micos will shoot their annua.
match against the DeSmonds, then
nephewS. The DamicoS are con
fident they will repeat last year.
triumph with another 40O-pin spot
Paul (DiZZy) Trout. Tigel
pitcher. Is having a hard time eX'
planning his BIG SO in a All series
in the Detroit Elks. Only a weel
before he led the parade with 606
He blames Harold Aliens new
wood, which is nothing new e
Harold, He's blamed for anything
and everything, anyway.
Norman Hoskir edged on
Wayne Spouidipg by one stick toj
high single When he fashioned est
in the Strdthmoor House.
Mike Jaskolski goes in for
deuces in a big way. Collected
nine Of them with three 222s for
666 as Show Bar posted a new
season high series OF 965-96S- 1882
for 1868 in the Naples Senior
House AL Parigan's 215-246-22s
for $50 is a new second high.
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