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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-20

Upon request of Mayor Wiilsrd
M. Albury. the City Council at
its meeting last night ordered
that a resolution be drawn 10
asking the War Production
Board TO remove the ban On GER
tain building materials fer KEY
West in order that much-needsd
repair and construction work can
be carried on in connection with
furnishing housing fer the many
defense workers and their fani-
lies who are continuing to arrive
here 10 become engaged in gov
eminent work.
It was ordered that a copy Of
the resolution be forwarded g
the War Production lard in
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-20
SHAW COMES OUT FOR FLYNN

WASHINGTON.-G. Holland Shaw secretary of
state said today that Edward
by the President for minister to Australia made envae record
federal commissioner of the worlds
Flynns experience fits him
in every to represent this country Australia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-20
LOVE FUNERAL
HERE TOMORROW

Funeral services for Darrell l..
Lowe, "a, who died Monday morn
ing al his residence 800 rear Eaton
street, VII be held tomorrow af-
ternoon al 500 O'Clock from the
Chapel Of the PTitchard Funeral
Home.
. Tov NJ. B. Mundy Of the Elem
ins street Methodist Church,
will officiate at the services.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-20
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GIVE FIGURES ON AID
SENT TO SOVIET UNION
ny Associated PresxD

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10
VIVA. is viewed as ar. effective
answer to the complaint that
has been f7eGu- ltiY made TIA
this count Z I sISirJ r u1ach
Lend-Lease aid to Eritaill end
not enough to Russia. is an c.
fetal report issued mere tCcaY.
Tie report shows that since
Russia was invaded bv Hitler.
the United States has sent 10
that ccantrv. 3.20o taalrr.
2.6o0 airplanes CT various
types and $1,000 trucks. jeeps.
and other motorized vehicles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-20
IF RoMMELs MEN REACH TuaIs1Ae

ALGERS.-It stated today that, that
precialbe number of Marshal Romel forces
in Lydia reach Tunisia the Axis will
600 fight Tun Bizere
French who have from Lake Chad
than 0o miles making intercept
mels forces that join troops Tunsa
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-20
WARNER TONIGHT IN FLORIDA

LAKELAND-A bulletin issued today by the
here said would be only
part the state that should exercise caution against
morning with the vegetables citrus
from 80 a.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-20
NOTHING DEFINITE ABOUT TAX

WASHINGToN-The Treasury today offered substitute
the pay tax PLAN The substitute
taxes Tor 1872 but would extend their collection
to eliminate the present victory
collection high
returning five percent of smaller
the larger taxpayers they paid
the present income law. in of rs percent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-20
ONLY ONE SMALL SHIP SUNK

DARWIN-Jap bomber planes have of attempts.
during the last few days Allied ships planes
not made concerted attacks
the all their bombs dropped
that attacked The shin that
was hit and sunk Somewhere in Australian waters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-20
ONLY 27 JAPs SURRENDERED

DARWINThe of moppingup Japanese troops
peninsula New Guinea still being conducted
and Australian troops The Japs though
nuing to fight During all the battles days
81 Japs have
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-20
LATE BULLETINS
tBy Associated PresSl


WILKES BARRE-A few thousand Of
miners returned work today but the bulk them
strike
order work All conectures
made what action the President will
strike is by that time
White House whether soldiers to mines.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-20

WASFiNGTON-The government request today
to housewives in the United States salvage all
and fighting when converted
into munitions and medical supplies.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-20
WANTED

A new Drafting and Tracing
Class has started in the Key
West Naval Station for men and
women. LET'S help our nation
by putting forth every effort 10
obtain knowledge to help pro-
duction.
These classes are free to all.
Inquire at Officer of Vocational
Training for War Production
Workers. second floor. County
Courthouse.
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RIDE EN-. NOT EAT EM
WASHINGTON.-

WASHINGToN-A representative Colorado introduced
bill in today making unlawful
His comment was: In Colorado ride
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1943-01-20

Key West, Florida. has the
mo5S eqRas.-e climate in the
country; with an average
range of Only 90 Fahrenheit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Three Changes
In Lutheran

John Woodhead and Ed Barr.
second place in doubles; Alfred
Kaufman, fifth in singles, and
Salem Tigers, second in the regu-
lar team event, are the principal
changes today in the standings
of the fourteenth annual Lutheran
championship handicap bowling
tournament at Great Lakes Recre-
alton.
The leaders: 49,
REGULARS
stauford's Bar ze3s
Tigers (saIem's, Detroit) 1927
scnarf Shoes (Concordia, Detroit) 2e1s
st. Peters No. (Detroit) $3.50
OvER-AvERAGE
Gunners Jehovah zlon) AIT
81. Peters No. = 15S
st. Peters No. r 1873
Cubs No: (Redemption) = 1875
Tigers ct. Matthew + 103
DOUBLES
Waldo Doepker-Ray suhr 1910
John Woodhead-Ed Barr 1890
Frank Lucas I'd wendt Sr. 1875
Emil Pioeh-Walter olms 1875
SINGLES
Gordon Robins s7s
Louis Stellar e7a
Rich veitengruber go
E Ross 638
Alfred Kaufman e27
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Three-Eye League
Through for Duration

CHICAGO, Feb. Is (INS).-The
Three-Eye League, one Of the
oldest minor league circuits in
organized baseball, was out of
business today for the duration of
the war.
Shortage of players and the
increasing difficulties of trans
portation caused representatives
Of the six clubs to vote suspension
of operations.
Tom Fairweat Their OF Des
Moines. Ia, was reelected preSi-
dent of the league at half his
regular salary to carry on what
official business there Is during
1913 and to have affairs ready for
a resumption of operations at the
end of the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

ton being assumed by Connie
Powers and Eddie Coy through
1867.
Moving into the lower divisions
of play. a glance shows that De-
troiters appearing here Sunday as
sumed leadership Of class c sin
giles and class d doubles. Ida
Bullet rolled $40 TO head the c
individuals while the team ~ d.
Brearer and f. Walters totaled
907 for the lead position in d
doubles.
Saginaw entries accounted for
the most important changes
wrought upon class A singles and
doubles names on the board. Flor
ence Kopinski assumed the singles
lead with $50, a score which came
shorl yafter she had teamed with
Elaine HesSe 20 produce 1,12S for
top rating in the doubles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Times Sweeps
Goes Hollywood
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

CONTINUED from First Sport Page)
with Johnny Presta pacing with
587. took over eighth on 1872 and
Pat Romanell's F'aigle slipped into
ninth on 2727, Bill Warden having
233 in $50 for high.
Bill Morland's, Koppitz, out OF
Riviera House, should be leading
Class A today instead of being
second with 1880. A total of IA
misses was responsible as Morland
had 239 in 61S. Walter Durbin 233
in 604 and Carl Polens POT in COZ.
Class c leaders went undis-
turbed. but in Class d AL Cote's
Bohn Zephyr went for third on
1864. Martin MrenZa's Turtle Five
fourth on 1858, Paul Hamilton's
Reynolds of Jackson seventh on
1923. Walter Fredericks spearing
Clio, and Frank Dare's Casino Rec
reation eighth on 2615.
Leo Schwartz Ray Five gained
third in Class f with 1888 and
George Gels Micromatic Mills
landed fifth on 2575. Al Boretti,
the anchorman, coming up with
226-205 in 625.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Continental 5
Is Eliminated

Continental has lost IFS last
chance of placing in the playoffs
of the Sunday Recreation Basket
ball League as result Of a 44-29
defeat suffered at the hands of the
pace-setting East Side Gears yes
terday.
Auto Club, however, kept its
hopes alive by winning from Jag
lowicz, 41-39. Auto Club. in fifth
place. trails Jaglowicz by two
games.
In the other games yesterday
Trojans won from Brewster, 47-39.
and Arthur'S won from Circle by
forfeit.
Chef Gabriel, former Lawrence
Tech star. was the standout in
his teams victory over Jaglowicz.
He bagged 10 points, including
eight field goals in his collection.
In gaining it's ninth victory in
10 starts. East Side was paced by
George Hobach with ii points and
Bill Bauerle with II. Bill Griffin
had II points and Glenn White
more 10 for Continental.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Durable
HOnOrS to
Skaters

Continued from First Sport Page)
girl skating prospect, topped the
Intermediates with plenty to spare,
Don Lappela and Mary Place
showed the way to the Juniors,
Hunt finished the season
in the Juveniles with %
straight victories and Joyce Wor-
pell edged out Sally Ann Meyer
in the same class. Dick Klein and
pretty Pat Huseman won Midget
Class laurelS.
Points for yesterdays races.
SENIOR MEN-vince Bozich, 100; Jim
Thomson. 10: Al DINNER, so.
SENIOR GIRLs-Dorothy Koinis. 90;
Elsie Ritz, so; Mary Koinis, 30.
sachuek. 12e:: Leo .swantek. so; Vince
Denecour. 40; Ernie Kowalski, 20.
INTERMEDIATE BoYs-Stan Carr. Bob
Snyder and Howard Allison. tied with 40
points; Jim KoinIs and Gordon Hetu. tied
with 30 points. Snyder won skateon.
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS-L orrafn
Sable, 90; Mildred Scott, so: Elaine Adas,
20; Eleanor Connolly. 20.
Dattero. so; Mario Trafeii. 20: Howard
McDougal. 20: Nick Ferrazza. 10.
JUNIOR GIRIS-Mary Place. so; Mary
10 Meyer. so; Betty Johnson. 20.
JUVENILE BoYs-Russ Hunt. so: Tom
JUVENILE GIRLs-Joyce worpeii. go;
Salty Ann Meyer, 40; Dolores Nicholson.
MIDGET BoYs-Dick Klein. so: Don
Anderson, 40; Jack Reauit, 20.
MIDGET GIRLs-Pat Huseman, 30;
Joyce Lappeia, 20.
Point standings for the speed
skating season are as follows:
Senior Men-vince Bozich 100. Jim
Thomson $50, Ed Fletcher $50 Tommy
saunders 200. Al DINNER 40, Ted olden'
kamp so.
Senior womsn-Dorothy Koinis $50. Mar.
garet Cook lis. Esther Wrona 10, Helen
Wrona s5, Elsie Ritz 90. Florence wrons
Senior Men tB Class)--Henry Gesquier,
40. Walter Omelenchuk $50. Leo Swan.
TEX 140, Wallace Hayden 100. John Ke-
nealy 90. Vince Denecour 40. and Ernie
intermediates Boys-Jim Koinis 200, How.
ard Allison ESQ. Stanley Carr 100. Gordon
Hetu $50. Ed Finnegan 100, Bob Snyder so
Roy Palazolla 40
Florence Wrona $50. Mildred Scott $50.
Junior Boys-Mike Dattero 410, Dor
Lapalla $40, Mario Trafeii 90.
Junior Girls-Mary Place $50 Mary Ann
Meyer 40. Shirley Givens $50, Betty Jean
20.
Juvenile Girls-Joyce warpen and Sally
Ann Meyer tied with ESQ, Dolores Nichol-
son so.
Juvenile Boys-Russeil Hunt 40. Tommy
Thomas 40, George De Schepper 10.
Midget Boys-Don Anderson $50, Dick
Klein 40, Jack Reault 10.
Midget Girls--Pat Huseman 100. Joyce
Lapslla 10. Joe Ann Litson 20. Jean
Mcdonald 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Londes E|ated
Over Big Bout
BY LEO MACDONELL

With both fighters signed, Nick
Londes, elated, was back in De-
troit today making ready to COM
plete other details for the return
match between Ray (Sugar) Rob.
inson and Jack LaMotta at Olym-
pia February 20.
After signing LaMotta Satur.
day, Londes returned home Sun
day. He had signed Robinson on
Friday at Greenwood Lake, &C
miles north of New York, where
the Harlem Negro is training for
his match with Sgt. Jackie Wilson
at Madison Square Garden next
Friday night.
Londes reported that Robinson
is 2 to ! favorite over Wilson,
LaMotta enjoys the distinction OF
having beaten both Robinson and
Wilson.
II had no easy time signing
the boys" Londes explained.
"Mike Jacobs was hot for the
bout. like he was when we landed
the other match here I'm Detroit.
And, of course he dangied big
money In front OF the fighters.
So had to give big money. too.
But it Is worth IL. I think we
will do $4,000 net"
The prices for the tickets will
range from 81 to $40. Already
Olympia box office is flooded with
advance orders, according tc
Londes. With nearly 10000 paid
Olympia set an attendance record
for a fight when Robinson anc
LaMotta fought on February 5
However, with the prices 81 tC
SIS, the net gate was only $4,000
Robinson got 35 per cent of tha
figure. LaMotta got IS per cent
This time LaMotta gets a re
ported 1924 per cent and Robin,
son 30 per cent. 1t is the biggest
total percentage ever paid for two
fighters in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
|DdriCOs Form
Odd Year Habit

Members of the Damico family
have made a habit Of winning the
(nnual brothers doubles cham
bionship handicap tournament at
Earl GremePs West Chicago Rec
Feation in odd years. John and
angelo yesterday REPEATED tn e r
|ucces Of 1871 in winning the
|rlass A division on 1898. They had
! 36-pin spot.
Frank and Emerson were the
y AS in 1889. the first year the
~ was held. OF the five
brothers only Herman has yet to
ret his name on the trophy. Joseph
Ind John Pontone were second on
273. Mike and Cy Goralczyk had
bird on 1861. First prize in both
divisions was $50 and a trophy.
Edward and John Stabnick won
n Class B on 1142. Jack and Ray
nond Reclaim. 1872, were runners
Sp. Third place went 20 Walter
Ind James Schmittling, 1909.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
ST. Anne Rally
Hands tst Loss
To ST. Gregory

Only Santa Maria could still
boast an indicated record in the
Cathoic Youth Organizations bas-
ketball circuit today following St.
Anne's sensational upset over st.
Gregory in the west division of the
lightweight class last night. Trail
ing ST. Gregory until the middle
of the final period, st. Anne staged
a 6-point sally in the last minutes
to hand st. Gregory its first loss
in nine starts this season.
st. Gregory had a three-game
edge on its rival going into last
nights tilt. But st. Anne pulled a
surprise package as Vic Chateau
vert, versatile athlete from st.
Anne, knotted the score with a
pair of gratis shots and then went
on to give his team the lead with
a bucket in the last two minutes
Of play. ST. Anne now holds down
the No. 2 spot in the loop while
st. Gregory continues in first
place.
Meanwhile, another casualty
was registered in the west division
o fthe heavyweight class when St.
Alphonsus watched Holy Rosary
stead a 1896 victory from its
grasp in the last minute of play.
One man turned the trick as Ted
Heurth tipped in a basket and
threw free shot TO give his team
the margin. Pete Foster was high
man for Holy Rosary leading both
teams with II points. BY its VIC
tory Holy Rosary retained its first
place position in the division, while
st Alphonsus only became more
firmly lodged in second place.
HEAVYWEIGHT
81. Benedict SO, 81. Gregory 30.
Santa Maria ~. st. Cecilia 81.
Holy Redeemer SO. st. Vincent 10.
81. Agnes tNo. - 81, St Luke 20.
Holy Rosary 49, 30 ST. 3, Alphonsus &c.
81. Paul IL. 81. Philip Neri 80.
81. Anthony ~ 81. Ambrose 81.
Qeen Of Apostles Il, ST. Juliaua Is.
LIGHTWEIGHT
st. Anne %, 81. Gregory IS.
st. Jossphst 90. BLESSED sacramen, Is.
Christ the King II, Mt. Carmel Q.
81. Gabriel a., o. L. Of Sorrows 81.
St E4iEAbesh- -, Holy Name te.
Queen Of Apostles So, ST. Fiorian -.
JUNIORS
San Francesca 30, 81. Margaret Mary 20.
GIRLS
Queen ~ Apostles % 81. Catherine g.
81. Philip Neri II, 81. Margaret Mary is.
Holy Rosary rs, All Saints 6.
ST. CaSnnir ~, 81. JosaphAt Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Detroit Women
Top State Pin Meet
Time. star Correspondent

JACKSON. Jan. 15.-Detroit
teams domination Of play in the
major divisions of the Michigan
Women's Bowling Association
tournament become more notice
able than ever here this weekend
as Vernor's and Whittier Recrea-
ton. both Motor City entries,
forged TO the front Of classes A
and B fields in the five-women
event.
The Alers' pace-setting score Of
2640 in the top division came on
the last shift of tournament play
Saturday night. shedding the 1856
efforts of Chelsea Tavern, Ann
Arbor, which had wreSted the lead
from Mt Elliott Recreation of De-
troit earlier in the evening. Mt.
Elliott's 2514. which claimed top
tournament billing for the first
two week-ends of play. is now
barely resting in third a head Of
G.. r. Kinney, also bowling out of
Detroit, which totaled 25l0 to take
over fourth.
The Whittier five moved into the
class 3 lead with 2471. which ex-
ceeded by 101 pins the previous
high score of 1870 TO Miller of
Jackson.
While Detroiters continued TO
display superiority in team play
over the weekend, they failed to
make worthwhile Showings IN sin
giles and doubles competitions Of
fered in the higher brackets. Cres-
.cence Sterbenz was the city's only
participant TO place, among the
first five in A singles, here SO be-
ing recognized as the fourth best
score produced TO date. Fifth in
the doubles was the highest level
ATTAINED by Detroit duo, the posi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
|Koppitz Five
|Pares Rainbow
|Leddiin Metro
STANDINGS


Rainbow Is down to a five-game
lead in the Metropolitan Classic
Today because Koppitz, outbowled
t39 pins, managed to win one by
81 and another by four to return a
double winner last night at loves
Recreation. Koppitz. showed by
Jack Gardner's SOB managed 261S
10 Rainbow's 2757. Carl Radzom
bf George-Murray led the league
pn 626.
Galen Hassinger's 624 brought
Standard two over George-Murray,
R729 to 1886, and a gain Of one on
Rainbow. AT the same time, Ellis
Walkers students remained in a
lie for second as Chene-Trombly
matched two from Southeastern,
Jack Crilley had COL of Southeast
ern's 2723 as Chene pitched 2717.
Harry Tobian's Nationals threw
water in Progressive's motor fuel
by winning three and holding up
he prospects of Ray Turner's club
Finishing in the first three. Ma
ionals etched 2721 to 2441.
Elizabeth Hunts West Detroits
bet d seasons standard of 1927 for
high game in the Women's Travel
ng ague. Esther Kornman,
Hazel Hunt, Kate Guy and Augusta
Jacob form this team. Over one
tretch the West Detroits won 20
traight.
Teams representing the Univer-
ity Of Detroit Night and Day
School Bowling Leagues finish
their annual series Sunday at
;leneagles, Night ran its lead in
he series TO 154 in yesterdays
hatch at Rolawile. Russ Homerl
y Top series of $50, and Hugh
ley 24S for high game.
Charles Weber led Day School on
Al.
Sybil Chandler continues TO hold
Iirst place in the women's over
average tournament At Mt. Elliott.
a 155 average. she had 1873. Julia
England is second on 160 and Clara
Ruzaas third on 160. Entries are
Icing taken al Mt. Elliott for the
hnal weekend February 20-2l.
Leaders in the husband and wife
tournament at Garden Recreation
Today are: Class A - Goldie and
william Leroy IT'S, Sophie and
Albert Hog 1883, Gladys and John
Peppernsn 1902, Betty and Adolph
Fogel 1101, Jean and Kenneth
6tottenberg 1854. In Class B are
Marion and Norman Campbell 76l,
Ruth and William Stark I'll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
East End Putkman
Stake Record tonight

East Finders. only undefeated
team in The Detroit Night Hockey
League, will enter their final week
of competition on the outdoor rink
in Mack Park tonight. facing Ma
rooms in the feature of three
games at 9 o'clock.
The East EnderS have won four
games while Maroons, with four
wins and one Joss. are tied with
Lincoln Park for second.
Commands and SpitfireS, tied
for third, clash at s p. m Lincoln
Park is paired with St. Clair
Shores at Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Stroh Scores
3O61 and Leads
In State Event

PORT HURON, Feb. t5.-De-
troit Strohs did just what most Of
the Port Huron bowling public ex-
pected when they ratified the pins
for 3061. good enough to take first
place in the team division Of the
state bowling tournament.
The big count pushed Index die
off the perch il had held since the
second week and passed the 300S
fired by the Detroit Nationals who
won first money in 1912 at Sagi-
nav. -lI}
Strohs started with 1884 then
fell 10 a 938 and finished on 1899
thanks to q fine game by anchor
man CaSs Grygier. who hit a 258.
Fred Wolf paced Stroh with GA
and was trailed by Grygier 637,
Walter Reppenhagen 623, Joe Nor.
ris $50 and William Kenet ST..
Louis Burr's De Luxe-D, who
won last year under the name
National Equipment, did 1889,
seven pins better than Mineralites.
The doubles leadership changed
hands with three new combina-
tions breaking in. William Kill
bourne and Vincent Graziadei.
Port Huron, took over first place
with a 1853 while Therman Gibson
and Joe Norris sneaked into fifth
with 1896 and Fred Wolf and
CaSs Gregier took sixth on 1890.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15

Yesterdays RESULTS
East Side Gear a., Continental 20; Auto
Club IL, JaglowicE 80; Trojans a.. Brew
ster 80: Arthur's ?. Circle UorfeiD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
Travellers Lead
slippery Prize

Each week sees the competition
tighten in the western division,
travelling League. And a week
|Vithout a new leader is no week
IL all as six percentage points
eparate the first and tenth place
folders.
Grand River-Livernois is the
|ateSt TO occupy first after taking
b Of a possible % standings
points. Rolawile was the latest
Fictim as Faigle, erstwhile leader,
Vas losing three TO II. w. Ham
|nerip' Hank Ehrle's Coca-Colas,
won five out of eight points
~ doubleheader TO tie for Sec
knd.
Another record was set over
he weekend when in eight out
N II matches the teams tied at
~. Over on the east side Louis
SizLa of Rainbow set a divisional
bark of 1913 in which a 800 finish
featured. His is the eighth in the
$ity this season.
James Jackson's Vernor-Liver-
Sois also has a record of 26 points
but Of "a TO come from eighteenth
place to ninth in the western Sec
ion of "a clubs.
Wade Trowbridge OF Grand
River-Livernois had a 25S in 6l3
Bill Luoma Of Coca-Cola shot 231-
f54-198 in 6S3 and Lorne Trickett
$03-259-200 for 662 as individual
features.
James Benton of F'rankenmuth
West Chicago) had 600, Domi.
pick Dimeglio Of Popeye 652, Ed
Rzeppa, BEDFORD. and Sherman
-ambly, Crest Lanes GA, and
-ouis kowalek 633.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
(Scores on Page 49,
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GreenIeaf, Mostoni
Open Match Today

Willie Mosconi, present worlds
champion as a result of his
victory here in December, and
Ralph Greenleaf, holder of the title
II different times, will open their
l ,500-point special match at the
Recreation Building here today at
$3.50 p. m. They will meet again
at $50 and oppose each other
twice daily through Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-15
MONTREAL

Detroit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., wares, Abel
Orlando. Motter. Douglas. Watson, Carveth.
Montreal misunderstanding, Dheers,
Hitler Sands, Portland.
Referee--Norman Lsmport. Linesmen--
orville Roulston and Stanley -McCabe.
FIRST PERIOD
l-Detroit: Abel (Grosso), $40.
Penalties-Harmon 2, Carveth, Douglas,
Blake. Orlando.
SECOND PERIOD
No scoring.
Penalties-Portland. Abel, Benoit.
THIRD PERIOD
Montreal: Getline (O'Connor) 1912.
2-Detroit: Liscomber (Brunetesu. Howe)
1928.
Penalty-None.