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SO.-Houses for Sale
FOR SALE

LIN OAlf
207 Walnut
21o5 Park Road, posse,,;..
Dec. LIST possession
sol Lake Drive, Primes,
Place. Vacant.
3os-l17 S. 18th.
ITO So. 18th St.
5l2 S. 2nd, early posses,io,
TIP S. 5th. Vacant, Furnishes
or unfinished income SS5 M
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1909 S. Bro, early possession
3 Tyler Sunset Park
116 S. Harrison Sunset Park
10 Northern Boulevard S,r,,.
Park '''e'
1903 Central Boulevard Srr,o,
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6 rooms and bath, one ARR,
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Lovely home, has everything
Sunset Park.
II acres $50 #. Waterfront
Myrtle Grove
Silver Lake Property 800 f.
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Large Lot Market st. road
full City Block
$50 acre Farm with old Colo,
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New 2 room. Summer Hill,
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317 So. 9th, vacant.
Three brick stores downtown
Large building lot, Colonial
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Other listings 10 select from
If you are interested ma
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205 Princess St,
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Home Opportunity
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308 South Front St.

A beautiful Colonial two story
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
SATURDAY

s:i5 p. m.--Class " Legion News lef
ties American Legion Howard CIlmu.
lass Jonrfan c.. graphic Ar. J.
Merchants. willard Roach Mainterance
No Parks and Recreation. milton
Stokes Payroll r. G.. Mahop su-k'
Motif. Heat Treat xLo Blu, v Waara
Class E-Shioid Machine. Jaw so
1913. Raw Garland BaWp Patrol. Graham
Paige Office. ~. Van Cieye, TomahaWks.
Briggs. r. Boz
s.OO-CIass Smith Vending Palmer
Park House John Ruy.r1 Class e.
Cranes, Murray Inter-Plaut Ellis srnfi
Vogue House Doyle's Five Jack ln.le
Cooks Toys Jack Johnson Glass n
Dept- aR.-u, 81 Hbee.- .4ss-t-t--- ~
ersl Mogul Breach. Iacnh Quint
Dept. MAYNARD smith Jimmie Kelly s..
BEACON House. Homer Spr 7ger sun
Class Power Tran. Iark N-er'r. NJ
T. Floyd TIumbull-- Torpedo Boats. GAW-
cIQ 1871, A. Caruahan.
sts-Ciass &C hene-Tromrlv $50 Bu
Moreks Bar. NJ Jones. Highland Park
DIST Henry Aiexy, Sohczats FIVE ST.
Stanislaus ANTHONY parga krause. ,l.d ne.
Local g. RAY kranse fref BIS. -E- l-Ahi
Go a.. Fred Brisson Class ~ Tigers
y A. Woodvorth Ferutalr Al Giri.0.
. r :. Post Office Waltcr Mrrrol
Rangers Local ISL. Leon Zawaeki Yves
colt a Smith. Jackson g.. % g.
smith Class F-Nr ~ NeSr'1 "IT
Pate Rear Ends, Ford Local 500, NICK
Cosco
lO,sO-CIass Mansfield Clothes. VEST.
ern travelling, w slaisr Clas, { Inlcr.
national Salt CO Argyle SD. ~. Tnrwp.
son seven Eleven Cub. Palm Reerh -
Matt sChrein, Ford Locai sos S0rhv'5
House. James Goofall Emery Furniture
co C;iereaclcs $50 WtUts-- r..s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

Arena Gardens is the first rink
10 announce that II VIII be open
all summer.
The management has been
flooded with request, from nom
bcrS working IN war factories
asking them 10 stay open
Entries for Tho state champion
ships sanctioned hy the Roller
Skating Rink Operators AsSoela-
ton vii close SuniaH The event
VIII bc held April :, S and 9 at
Arena Gardens.
Varsity Gardens was tho scene
NJ two moro farewell parties for
boys gong into the service John
Taylor. ancCuonaiolN known 10
his friends as Red already has
gone. Stanley AXtcll and Pat Pat
terSon. we'll known Splnners, viii
shove of for the navy soon.
John Lcnoke. on iurlouch from
his camp IN Springfield Mass VS.
tied Varsity recently.
4 roller revue az club members
a. jefferson Beach Rolercade and
Nj. Clemens Arena had D., first
successful showing last Saturday
~ Mt Clemens. 1t VIII 80 April
10 ~ jefferson. The management
vii turn over = Der cent nl tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
SUNDAY

10.3n q m-Class & V'amin Queen
Spinach Mack Blts. Jr. JACK DiG.osanui.
inspection B1Vet. a. LOW Class u
Is e. Mchiean steel r. Inrham; schul'-
he's Bar jolly FIFTY. Charles Rr4eppa
q. Hardware. No Elliott Jr Felix
J.sIcuI,K Administrative. Evans Prod
g.'s O.. vs. L7d-trom Class . Shor.
makers. Gar Wood Duck Hunters. H.
rema-leRskI Louie & George. pr'rHl'
Gear kgdrV Dr NcCleer. *. Of O..
D.4rbrrn. John Ms.dron. Auto Glass.
Guardian Angel Frank lwnof Tool Room
Ford Milford CHde barrow.
I2G5-Class B-IocsI 1901 SO. : Mon
rnr Clo William clark. Class ID Car.
hide Tungsten Ford T. Bennett ElAAG1
Nleh'a1wE7 ANer0us. Henry roniCh'or
PROPS Edward SChelrke. Guardian AnGat-
Gc0flc } JasI0~ICz. Andrew klcihcr
Ga0-s'ets Gar Wood Duck Hunters Rer-
nard S0hoIUy Trmmrrs. LhW-FlO $50
g. James solomon. Garden R-+tae M
Fnnf Jr Ioe Slahelt, EaStoWr DIST.
Airport. Stanley jay Class MIKE
xxi. Gar-Boats. UAW-CIO 1874 MIchae
koguak
8:O0-ClsS Il Dsnmarsh Hotel. ~
Clemens Major. George Noteboon Grand
F.yer-T fveruoIs Grandm0nt House VII
hsm Thompson bet Fire Dept. Bureaus
Wolverine Charles Alyea IlaAA 3
l--el~- ~ -i'farT rnCmpsln Dodge Manu-
TACT Tools. Ray Schutter Class IL
Chassis Line VI Ia Valley: Production
strike Ir Robert Fleming, Altes Lager
Palace. Ok House. Al u gyms Class p
SO Dodge Forge. r. Roberts Wujet
Fttpsr-l Home. - j0es rnstv s. HerEiew
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
-Four Leaders
Each Get Sweep
In Major Loop
STANDINGS

Each of tho four leaders in the
Michigan MAJOR League has a
sweep on It's books today after last
nights proceedings Al Crest Lanes
and Ramona Recreation.
De Luxe-D retained its one
game pace over PcpSi-Cola in
thanking Queen, 3066 20 2S75,
Frank Zion riding the wood for
724. a tic for second with Charles
Shelley of Queen for second high
series Of the season. Zion games
were 256-234-&3I.
Pepsi. with CaSS Srhiaff bump
inc 653. Shulou; Sackman 3058 10
1854. Rudy RohlfS, 626 and Cy
Goralczyk, $50 carried Sackman
Koppitz ami Forcman'S ASSocia-
ton remained IN a tic for third.
Foreman had three from PahSi.
97q5 10 -2574- And-kappl1z Tailed
1850 10 1883 IN catching three
from Virge's.
Al the present pace both De
LuNe-D and PcpSi-Cola Will stay
one game apart until the night
when the two PAR az Ramona
Both koppiH and Foreman can
upset this arrangement and force
a new one, but each is five games
down from first with only nine
left.
-Bchind Zion -in-iAa- iHd+AidGa!
scoring were Fred Bujack Of
6. e. S. sol from 244-223-22i
Wayne SpauldinC, Foremen, 667
George Lingle. s. e s, 663 Reno
NiniStrolll, Ramona. 656 Emil
NagnuSSon, Nelson, 652, Francis
Troy, kroppitZ, 63l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Cool and Caqy


i Is interesting 10 note that
Eum>Ck attributes his good
hands 80 high school and semi
pro baseball Despite his short
stature he starred as a first
baSCD'ar
Brim>cb gets some ~ his
GOODNESS from football, Sam 10
PrcSti. former Blackhawk goalic.
recently found alive after being
reported missing A. sea. was
RrimSck's icammate al Evcleth,
MINI high school
Frank knew how 10 carry a
ball and back up line" 10
ProStI has been heard 10 COM
mont.
Tho Rcd Wings still talk Of
the January night al Olympia
when they went after Brimsek
with everything but Jack
Adams Simon LcGree whip.
Brimsek had IS saves that
night. Movers had 16 The
Bruins won the game, 81, their
only victory IN Detroit.
Any time Jack Adams refers
10 the Bruin Goalie he simply
says THAT BrimSck,' II YOU
know Adams. there can be no
higher praise for a rival than
the way in which he says IT,
Yes, you'll sec quite chunk
az hockey player out there in
the nets for Boston tonight. The
Wings viii have 10 play like
real champions and real thor
oughbreds 10 beat him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Can't Fake Him

.+Aa-lt +4all-+.+--rrl- -t---ift-
Guiding those players who strive
SO hard 10 get puck past BrIm-
sex an season. tell mo he seldom
is faxed INTO making the first
move IN a man.to-man duel with
the puck carrier
He has pair ~ hands that
move with the qWckncNS and
effectiveness Of a card ir!ckStcr,
There j, an icy GOODNESS about
HIM when the battle RACES
thlckcef and the situation Is at
Us ToTZt
Bf.mSok has that unCanny
knaCk Of blocking shot with
padded stomach or legs smoth-
erIng tho rebound with his
hands and then nick.ng the
puck our of danger
All Of TINS, done IN Spl'-Sec-
ond timing. leaves his rivals
cursinC their bad fortune, the
crowd caSprC and his team
mates marVCI0c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

MaCLellan's FarrlS Bros. seem 10
be merely a step from the Class A
and B championships Of the De-
troit Times Sweepstakes with 3lO9
and 1924 totals, respectively. They
are 10 every one except the re-
naming clubs shooting the next
three Week-ends at Imperial Recre-
alton.
BowlerS never give up hope until
they are c enpineed thoroughly
there is no longer any left Those
coming up are imbued with this
spirit. although they realize they
have big Jobs on their hands. They
Stitf remember, however. q few
breaks can change the picture
entirely.
OF the two groups Class 3 will
be the most active this Weekend
with II hvcS on the drives Only
Two are of tho Class A variety,
Dan Shields Rainbow Recreation
and Stan Ritz Rouge Recreation
at Sis Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Schedule for BowIers in Times Sweepstakes

81 Jr AIS Bar Jolly Fifty. clifford
Patterson.
5l5-Clas, RAINBOW Recreation. $50
Major Classic Dan Shields Rouge Rec.
Down River House stan Ritz Class r.
Vogue Rec Eastern Travelling Frank
Morcn, a. Pekkala Class RIM Green
house Orient House Elmer kran Class
- Walters cafe Hafpcr-Van Dyke Mer..
Bernard Iewa0doWsN. Aircraft Beer,
Woodrow Wilson Einar LAine. Class p
ln"'s Market 81 Jude Joe Stempnik,
Ninron's Veterans cafe. St John the
EVANGELIST. Charles KrIssman, Tool Room
'hfNsler Victory. George Andrew. Pro-
t.ers. Plymouth. John Salvat, McKcson,
Dot. Re-. Ur8g Assn Ted Srhnitz
7s2o--C lass Is Palace House Palace
Recreation. john ta-hurn Edenhurn c.
cars Harry Gilhver. Plymouth $50
Tank Wcdgrs--. Jahn Carroll Metropolis
Isfr. William Chudv. Class { Stauley's
Bar Ted Garhack, sonny cafe. $50 House
Arthur N0vak Starnes cafe. 81 Stanis-
Iaps Ton' KraVczyk: Jac'owlcz shoes
Goodwill. George Chase Class n Evans
Frodug,s NcderE- Alfred Kurt RAeeiV-
, I, Howard Rishon. Enterprise Mach
Parts No ~ r A--Frss Warnkp
Gsr'0er.
Arhnr Classic p Hitchcock Cheus-
A.eNy Enterprise Tools Palace House
NJ NH'm Buhan. No T. Midland Steel
-teWos Hawkins Class CT Jen Rus
Wen 81 stone r Richards. she-.
James Su-aca Class II No I. Vic's
cafe. Frank ScHagl. Mis,ele Coal. " r
l"t1s Mrt Charles E2zlnSk- No p
~ am stee---'IruT Rogos Class F.
iaEe Fed. \. \ Woodworth. Fern
ds,e, LoPresui Rainbow. Budd Local
3l6-k- Shields
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Picked as Best

Rival players voted Br.msck
on thor ali-Stdr team this year,
although Johnny Mowers his
rival IN tonlchtS battle. Won the
Vienna trophy
During the regular season $
PLAY Movers allowed Boston
only - goals while Detroit
rackcd - OF Rrm>ck. Thir-
teen Of these goals were scored
In Olympia where the Wings
had tNo Snuiout victories.
OF tho 10 games Of tho So
ricS, Boston won four and ted
two.
II is generally agreed Bum-
SEX lacked the all-around sup
port gwen Mowers. Johnny had
. aid Of nine fore and hack
|nckJrg forwards and the four
.teSt skating defense men in
hockey Their major asset was
ability 20 cc' back and Stae
brcakaVay, on three and four
man attacks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Coast Guard Team
Wins Service Title

Led by its coachs II points
Coast Guard team won the has
kcthall title in tho SCTvlccmcn ,
League AZ kronk Recreation Ger
ter last night Loren Grahb CpO.
spanked the i7-1S victory over MIL
nary Police 70 earn tne Bernard
3 LaSky Trophy in the recrca-
tIon-SponSored loop
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

can step out there at least two or
three times IN a series and be
quoted better than even money
10 win is the outfit that is tough.
And so IT IS with hockey. IA
cept In tins case the Detroit
Red Wings. champions Of the
league AZ the end OF the regular
season play, are going against
a goal tender IN place OF a base
ball pIlchcr--
Beating Frankie Brimsrk. the
Minnesota iCicIe, is the big Job
ahead of Detroit. It's the tough
est Job IN hockey and The Wings
will have 10 play better than
they did against tho Toronto
Aapie Leafs 10 accomplish the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Savold Meets Franklin

CHICAGO. April / dNSl-Lee
heavyweight from DeS
Moines. signed a contract for
$4,000 10 meet Lem Franklin,
Chicago, in a 10 rounder at Chi
cago Stadium April Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
WOMEN SPILL 6-7-lOs

Both Helen Mack and Nell
converted the difficult
$40 split as Frances Hoyler
closed with 2iO after l3S-172 for
$50 in the Ramona Ladies House.
Irene McASk1ti's i95 and Mart
Baucr'S 1912 IN 52l in the No. ?
ard Kay Mays lS6-lSS in 5l6 in
the No. 3 also stood out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
HAS TITLE CLINCHED

With two weeks 10 60 Helm has
CfInChcd rt1r championship in The
Buff Division Of the Graphic Arts
where Bill GlaZebrook s PIT was
high. Other tops were Mink
OstorvcerS Dos in the Red. Lee
6Eur zfEIn tho White and Bill
ZIG in the Blue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01
Bob Tales
Brinnsek Makes
Bruins Tougher
Than Leafs
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS Editor

When il comes World Series
time in baseball YOU take a look
al the pitching STATS OF the two
teams and very often stake your
blue chlps on the outfit that has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-01

a : u p q +
pitc h era
DIZZY Dean,
a r o h ert
Moses Grove.
or a B o b
Teller
Maybe you
won't always
h A V @ I h q
winner, but in
a short series
where every
game carries
extreme I'M
portanCp. the
b a & @ b a ! !
team with the
49,
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Chester Lennon paced The fcld
.u the Chcpc-Trombiy $50 House
on 2I3-2I2-2I7 for 642.
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DEADLINE EXTENDED

Entries will be accepted until
for Herman klein's Dou-
bios Classic in Trenton There are
four classes with top prizes in B
and & listed at $3.50.
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"a l-B n Il z mIu'S- ee5S-sUd
George" Sauter's 2l2-2ll-2ll for
637 stood out In the Ritter Junior
House.
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sherman Missler's 2032l0-23S
for 6i6 and Henry Diulus' PA
highlighted rolling in the Metro
politan Catholic. -.
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WOMEN SHARE HoNoRs

Maria Dudz k and Victoria
OrloWSki did the best scoring IN
the Garfield Ladies HouQ, the for
mcr with 1872 and the latter with
l78-l64-l54 for 1876.
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COMFORTABLE LEAD

Halle Williams pa featured in
the state Fair Ladies Major.
Pontiac Five Is enjoying six
point lead with the race nearing
a close.
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HCymop PARTIES o0S-222 in sos
lcos the best ipdicidual effort IN
tic OidbrV.
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Ken Buckshi matched 2i3-21i-
20i for 66i in the FOrt-Delray at
Fort Boulevard. -.

Rep.Ftt brennan rune mp trith
20 0 the 81. Luke's.
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Gladys Browns 1920 in $40
is a new third high in the Bowling
Green Ladies.
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John Guarnieri led the scoring
in the knights of Columbus Inter-
Council with 226-2ll in 634.

Charles + auitsh's 252 ond
Charles Hatchcr's 202-2Je ~ sol
freyc highs M the Grand Central
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