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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
LESS OPPOSITION

Whatever the reason. there was
no question the Leafs didn't offer
the opposition Wings received in
the first tWo games. Detroit
scored three OF its goals with the
Leafs Shorthanded but they were
all even when Gully Simon scored
that first goal for the Wings and
the Wings were Shorthanded more
often than the Leafs. with %
minutes against IS in penalties
handed out 10 Toronto by Referee
Bill Chadwick
Simon. who had scored his one
goal Of the regular season against
Toronto, matched it with his play
off effort on the Wings first real
threat Of tho night After Jack
Stewart had carried the puck IN.
sgd Howe picked il up from the
corner and pitched II 20 Mud
Brneteau on the corner Of the
net and Mud drew Broda over and
tipped the puck 10 Simon, who
pitched il in from 5 feet out
The game was little more than
a minute old and the gimp was
already out Of the Leafs. II was
really missing after Mowers had
stopped Jack Forsey on one Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
CARUsO ON HIGH NOTE

Led by Tony Caruso with 237-
246-234 for 1T. Marathon fash
toned 1O22-1093-1060 for 3175 10
sweep Standard despite the latter 5
9l7l013-l04l for 303l in the Rain
bow $50 Major Classic. Walter
Wilkins powered 666, Guy Bell 629
and Matt Lederer 615, Walter
Bahorskis 256-233 in 67S stood out
for the losers. Matt Furgan also
tipped 229-233-246 for 70S.
Ray Wrobbers 2S0-22I-202 for
653 and Floyd Halls 233 were
highlights in the Gleneagle's $50
House.
Helen Summers 2So and Mary
Darts 226 featured IN the BoGting
Green Ladies House.
Louis Sabo needed only 20S-224
in col 10 lead in the Knights OF
Columbus Inter-Council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
By HAROLD KAHL

Johnny Paulus annual Class B.
$50 handicap event joins the list of
tournaments Detroit bowlerS will
be competing in this weekend with
its twelfth inaugural at Chene-
Trombly Recreation tomorrow. A
total of LA teams and one squad
of doubles and singles will do the
first two-day firing.
Journeys slated for continuation
are the mems state in Port Huron,
the Detroit Times Sweepstakes at
Imperial, women's city at Palmer
Park, Go at the Palace and CYO
at the Detroit Rec. .-
Three others. Husband and Wife
al the Garden, Lutheran at Great
Lakes and Federation of Labor at
Washington Bowl will close Sum
day. A women's doubles Victory
tournament will have a one-day
stand at the Victory Recreation to-
morrow.
The $50 Is assured record entries
for the tiVe-men, doubles and sim
giles, but the exact number in each
will not be known until tomorrow.
More than 1,200 fiveS seem certain.
Judge John d. Watts will be the
official starter for the twelfth
time tomorrow at $50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Poker Player Of Grid

you can't tell me once" con-
tinucd Mr. Councilman. "a time
whenever YOU saw Hutson catch
a pass with n une-Step lead and
get caught from behind. 1t just
doesn't happen.
"And the way that fellow
fakes men out of position. He's
the poker player of pass re-
ceiverS. \ man will he running
toward him 10 try and break up
n pass. Most fellows will show
by the expression on their faces
they are expecting the ball. Not
Hutson. He might be- looking
around a. though he were
counting the house or looking for
n blonde In box No. is.
Hes the greatest. He's put
more new stunts into the game
Of pass catching than all others
put together. What i a de-
fender 10 do when he runs along
straining every muscle 10 keep
uu with HutSon only To have
Don stop on a nickel, cut back
up the field rs the bewildered
defender finally comes To halt
10 wards away.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Gully just
Loves That
Leaf Rink
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
Stewart and Mclean were col
laboratorS.
Jack Stewart, Reg Hamilton
and Orlando were in the cooler at
the time. the first two with major
penalties.
Jack Stewart was back in the
game just y seconds when he col
lided with Bob Davidson. who was
another of the few Toronto play
crS able 10 make any progress
against the stuTdy-checking Visi-
tors.
Davidson lost his balance when
he contacted Stewart and fell 10
the ice with Jack on top. 1t was
a rolling fall decision for the De-
troit defenSeman, who drew his
second major and an automatic
l0-minute misconduct. Less than
two minutes remained in the con-
test and it wasn't a long sit-out
for either player.
From a spectators standpoint
il was a lack-lustre contest. Leafs
couldn't get numbered at any
stage in the contest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

Leafs few threats Of the night.
With Reg Hamilton and then
Gaye- Stewart of, the Wings tai
he'd twice more in the period.
LiScombe shot twice for his
bouncing one shot Off Bucko Nc
Donald's leg from left wing and
then picking UP the puck TO bounce
-ltef big Buckles icg INTO tfle npr.
That was l. seconds after Ham.l-
ton started serving his penalty.
Ffhe- Wings power play really
clicked. With Gaye Stewart off
they needed only IS seconds be-
fore LIScombe and Abel got in on
Broda. with Carl setting Abel UP
with perfect change in the goal
mouth. After Detroit pl a Y a
caglly through the second period
without a score or a penalty il
betell Big Bucko 10 become the
goat again and aid his former
teammates 10 their final goal.
When he went off for tripping
Don Crosse the Wings took Just
IS seconds TO score with Wares
pounding home Carl Liscombe' $
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
West Side Loop Sees
10 Scores Under 500

Blues singers are many today
among members of the teams in
the West Side Bowling Classic
League at Ambassador. Sixteen
had scores under 500 as they ran
into too many of what the army
calls bob tailed strikes" II is
split in civilianese. Steve Mas
COW of Goebel was top on $50
Frank wilkins of Altes had GIL.
Albert Massoll, Ray-o-lites, 625;
George Cool, AlteS. CPS. The
schedule has five more weeks TO
run
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Nothing He Can't Do

II there's anything in the book
- Councilman cant do. n Is an odds
on bet he hasn't tried a.
A. a starter. Wc can tell lou
he is good enough aS II spell
binder 10 make Jam Handy
crawl out OF the d A c pool
and listen That comes under
the heading OF "A miracle
These aforementioned Beavers
have their lunch once a week at
tables surrounding the y. a. {.
pool And Of all the Beavers.
this Handy, former Olympic star.
is the waCkieSt Of all about
padding around IN the water.
He has been known 10 fly 20
California just for a swim IN the
ocean Then he would fly right
back again.
Well. Councilman made him
cease padding around n the
pool. while he spoke yesterday.
Even the oldest Of the oldumcrS
could not remember when any
one ever had caused this 10
happen
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
RegaGlaS Scheduled
For Sundays Again
By GEORGE r. VAN

Club succeeded Lou ProvenCher as
commodore Of the DRYA. Id
Of Crosse lie was elected
zee commodore, Leo Robb race
chairman and Charles Beck as
in contact with the coast
guard. Bill Nagel is retained as
secretary
Following is the schedule Of the
Detroit River Yachting Association
regattaS for 1882:
Nav SO-Detroit Yacht Club.
June odd Club (tentatlve).
June l3-BaYYiew Yacht Club
All Day Race.
June 2O-DetrOit Boat Club.
June 26-TOledO Y. {. Mills
Trophy Race Saturday.
July 1911 OAK nan and
Wright Catboat series.
July -Bayv Yacht
Clubs Port Huron Mackinac
Race Saturday.
July l8-GrOsse lie Y. {. (ten-
tative).
july 25-WindsOr Y. {. item
tatiVe).
August l-0pPn.
August LIZA Deep Water
Race TO Put-In-Bay.
August 8-DRYA Race TO
Put-In-Bay.
August 9-11-ILYA Regatta
at Bay.
August 22-23-Open.
August 29-GrOsse POinte
Club.
September 6-Detroit Yacht
Club sweepstakes Labor Day..
September 1l-Bayview Yacht
Club All Night Race Saturday.
September l9-GrOsse POinte
Y. {. BluenOse Race.
October 3-DRYA & at boa {
Championships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

Spellblndlng on the side last
night and today
There IS a good chance, despite
the hue and cry from other
cities, that Mr.. Councilman may
stay over another day or 20. He
might even decide 10 spellblnd
and piano play his way around
our town until next fall You
never can tell about Mr. COnzel-
man
As you unqueStionably know
Mr. Councilman j. coach OF the
Chicago Cardinals professional
football team curing fall months.
He also IS assistant 10 the
president Of the kecShin Truck
ing ca during the summer. Win
ter, fan and spring. He is
writer. actor. song writer, chem
iSt. truck gardener. orator.
salesman. star gazcr and all
around good guy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
We Hope He Leaves

"The guy j. built screwy," Mr..
Come Imam proclaimed. HE
starred at Pine Bluff. left there
AMI never went back He starred
mt Tuscaloosa, made All-Amer-
ica and never went back. II ever
he leaves Green Bay, he won't
20 back.
"And YOU may quote me n
saying in behalf of the Cardinals
that We hope he leaves Green
lay and this part a! America
HI never comes back"
~As II wore into the cool Of the
evening, Mr.. Councilman got
better
"This has been the greatest
birthday present of my life,"
said Michael H. DAD Butler,
who yesterday turned the Esd
milestone and who sat around
for hours enthralled with Mr..
Councilman. II couldn't have had
n better birthday. That fellow
has made me laugh until I'm
dizzy"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Hutson His Favorite

In informal Npcllb,ndlng We
think Mr. Councilman j. al his
best when talking about Don
HutSon. great pass receiver OF
the Green Bay Packers.
There isn't a nerve in the
mans whole body" Councilman
was saying Nothing ever eN-
cites him. Why. his wife was
telling me the other day how he
acted at the wedding.
Everybody was excited. Ger
tainiy the bride was all a-quiNer.
But she told me Don made her
30 mad because he acted strictly
u though ne had stopped in the
urCh 10 get out Of the rain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
TripIe-header Mat Card

DetrOit'S only wrestling show
next week Will be at the Fairview
Gardens triple windup card with
six top grapplers participating.
The lineup Will be: Bert Rubi IS.
Jack League. Louis Klein VS.. Maui
rice LaChapelle and Rufus Jones
vs.. Eddie bad Nam Lewis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Leafs Inepl us Wings
Ride 10 ~ Victory
CONTINUED from First Sport Page)

saved the game As far as most oil
the Toronto fans were Concerned
This was a game that in rontraS'
10 the first TWO played in Olympia
was ALL Detroit.
II told you the Wings played
better here" said Coach Hap
Day Of the Leafs after the
game "My boys just spent too
much OF their time handshailing
since getting back from that
overtime game added the Leaf
coach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
i. ). 10 WdIIOD
Black Market
In Ammunition
BY Don GILLIES

CHICAGO, March rs "Blacl;
market dealers in SportSmen $
hunting ammunition VIII be gwen
a very unpleasant surprise if they
try any of their unScrupulouS tao
tics with this commodity.
That was the warning sounded
here yesterday by Seth Gordon
executive director OF The PennSyl-
Vania conservation department, as
the twenty-frSt annual convention
of the Izaak Walton League OF
America opened at the LaSallC
Hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
WATCH MEL's OUTFIT

Mel DORIS Rainbow Rec. stands
out among the IL Detroit teams
shooting In the state tomorrow
night. Others that may he heard
from are Barney Adair's Lucky
Strikes Rec. Al Clasquin's and
Archie Van HOuette's Archway
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

Mr.. ConZel-
man came IN
TO $ pei blind
the ID. a. C.
Beavers at "A
n on lunch
con y eS I err
day. which he
did in typical
fashion, a n d
he stay cd
over TO do a
little q ra-
c &c u | ar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
BY TWO GAMES

Tank Arsenal first by two
games, SuperfInishers and Dodge
Main tied for second the Forge in
fourth, SIX down from the top, was
the title situation after the returns
came Tanks niclfed Truck for
two, although losing in pins, 2946
TO 1928.
Jack Jackola Of Service was
runnerup TO DoraZio on $50. 9th
erS over the 500 sign were Arthur
Knecht, Engineering, $40; Ben
Achille, Service, $50; Frank Miller,
DeSotO 63I: Mark Collinak, Su-
perfiniSherS. 62S: George Lukach.
Tanks, 625. Edgar Butts. 617 Jack
klimek. els; Louis Leonard, 6li,
Dodge Truck
August GalaSka had Gas, Linton
Todd, Plymouth 629, Walter
Pierce. 625: Frank Zion. Service.
6l0; Marvin Knecht sos. Treffly
Bedard and Russell Knecht, 6O4,
II. p. Engineering Walter each.
DeSoto. Glib: Wesley Bartholomew,
Dodge Forge, 6l3; Carl PolenS,
Main EA2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Bob tales
James Councilman
Does Some More
,SpeIIbindin9 Here
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Our favorite Spellbinder and
piano player. Mr.. James G. Con-
zelmsH of Chicago. St-Heuis,
New York and points East and
West is hack i'm town.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Lowry Teams
Roll 3O57, 3O4S,
Pace Shop Loop
STANDINGS

Two second division teams are
high scorers today in the Chrysler
Interplant League following the
weekly session last night az Oiyn-
pic Recreation Highland Park
Service counted 3057 10 Highland
Park Engineering's 3048 in win
ming two,
Tom Dorazio Of Dodge Forge,
racing Fred Wolf and Steve Dutko
70 individual average laurels. led
the league on $40. Wolf had 643
and Dutko 597 TO keep Wolf in
the lead over DoraZiO. 20921 TO
20S.30. Dutko has 207.29.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

Don Crosse. the leader Of the
linlment line, is beginning 10 be-
lieve his line mate. Eddie Wares,
has il in for him. and vice versa.
Crosse started the game with a
badly bruised left calf as a result
OF stopping one Of Wares hard
drives in the overtime game al
Detroit
In the very first period last
night. Crosse Skated across the
goal mouth and almost had his
leg taken or when Wares launched
liner that struck him on the
knee. He limped of Immediately
and had thrce-inch abrasion to
show for II after the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
HITS WAR EFFORT

Gordon, who talked with gov
eminent officials In Washington
only few days ago. told them
that if il meant the jeopardizine
of our war effort i'm any way.
American SpeFtsmeR didH Z want 4
single shotgun shell 10 harvest the
immense game crop this fall.
Government officials, however.
pointed out there was no serious
shortage on shotgun ammunition
and they could expect irast
One-third of the normal produc-
ton of that type of ammunition.
"Thev did say, however, that
anything that resembled high
power rife ammunition was
ont" Gordon told tho gathering
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Team Has Appeal

Although failing to win one Of
its three big games this season,
the st. Mary football team played
10 $4,000 spectators in seven
games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
First Service Man
FOR SAT- RDA,

Barney Ewcll of Camp Lee. Va,
is the first service man TO run n
the MillrosC Games IN its 36-year
history.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
CITES BOARDING

"ThPre are millions Of rounds
OF shotgun shells and high power
rife ammunition stored i'm hunt
ers Easements. warehouses and
boarded by INSCRIPTIONS dealers.
They will attempt to put this
on the market this fall at fabu-
lOuS prices. When they do, they
are going 10 get a real surprise
from government officials.
Unless something unforeseen
happens, ammunition manufac-
tHFeFs will he given the green
light on shotgun Shells" Cor
don continued. "The chances
are the brass in these shells will
he substituted for a cheaper
metal alloy"
The WaltonianS. who are meet
ING here Nith-the- QutdeaE AAfit
erS Association Of America, vii
conclude their convention Satur
daV noon with the election OF 1914 81
officers. Ivar Henning of SOutl
Bend. president of the league, j!
expected 10 be reelected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Orlando
Growing
Gentle

Continued from First Sport Page
Bobs shoulders. As rule. how
ever. they like Ia reject any
compa rison between hockey and
wrestling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
Rec. No. and . and Bruce Rich
mond's Ralston.

Beruh drdt team has IRON 10
straight games IN the 81. Mary 81
Redford loop ,Chere Denny Bedard
boosted high second high ceries By
IN pms ruth z56-Z13 IN GG7.
Elvira Helms, young Enterprise
sensation. and Mrs. Marion Lade-
wig, Grand Rapids star Will be
rolling for $500 purse when they
open their 2i-game home and home
match with six al Ritter'S tomor-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

Following the plan lnaugurated
IN 1912. all of the local summer
re Eatta>. excepting oVernight
events. viii be held on Sundays
again this year.
This was decided al the spring
meeting Of the Detroit River
Yachting Association at the Bay
view Yacht Club last night The
rcgattaS We're moved from Satur-
day 10 Sunday last year so as not
10 conflict with war work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
PAUtUS' $50 MEET JOINS 2 OTHERS
They All Bowl Here This Weekend

row at S p. m. The second block
is set for ? p. m Sunday with tho
series being completed in Grand
Rapids, April l0-ll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

Joc" MacOHochic ratified Of 1G7-
-2T9-20O Tor CO., IN the Palmer Park
House.
That famous Paul Dye CARRIER
Buick team of Saginaw is here to-
morrow night for a return engage
ment with Harold Aliens Mineral
ties at the Palace. At 1870 p. m,
Dye and Herb Mertens will open
their two-gamc home and home
series for 500. For an undertaken
and a banker page a pSychiatriSt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
NO CURTAILMENT

There was no mention Of any
Curtailment in schedules. SailboatS
depend on wind and the auXiliarieS
need only enough gasoline 20 get
in and out of harborS. The allot-
mcnt of two gallons per horse
power is ample for the needs Of
the auXiliarcS
The lntcrclub season will be
opened with the Detroit Yacht
Clubs Decoration Day regatta.
The Port Huron-Mackinac race
viii be held a week later this year,
July II is the date.
First yachting on the river is
scheduled at the Detroit Yacht
Club when the catboats open their
season April 25. DR.. Ament, chair
man of the committee. announces
that all series races this year will
be held on Sundays.
+. {. Balch of the Detroit Boat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
LEAFS LOOK INEPT

Wings played defensive hockey
for the second and third peri
o1S. not going I'm 80 deep for
their forechecklng and retiring
earlier 10 line up five abreast
on their blue line. hut they stu
had the best scoring chances rs
the Leafs looked positively
inept.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
LOOK WHAT FRED DID!

Fred Canaan, vice president Of
the NickerS Aircraft 3i-team
league, not only set new high sin
gie records hut shot two OF highest
scores at State Fair Recreation
this season with l93-203-218 for
Ga. lie has l13 average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
TORONTO

lriinH spares Orlando N''fel Gf.seD.
Ahei Ware Ha'Ean Douglas Cartefh
Toronto spares r. Hamilton Pratt Mo
Lean Pole, 9 stewart. J Hamilton. HIM
Ia, olson
FIRST PERIOD
detroit. Simon (HoWe-J SteWar). 1901
2-De'roif. LiscYmbe g.Z2
3-De'roit: Abel tLlsOombel, 1871
Peuslties-J Stewart r. Hamilton
stewart Abel Pole
SIC O<D PERIOD
Scoring-None.
Penalties None
THIRD PERIOD
f--DetrOt: Wares CL,Scombej SD
Toronto: Pole Mclean, G.. stewart,
l4.4l
s--ToTouto Taylor, 1912.
Penalties-hCDonald Stewart 1.-TWO
majors and one misconduct r Ham.
hton tone major. Davidson cone
maJIrl Orlando
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

huplecbnnp IStOt ScHAEFtR. near
NWUHovHUOH Fsntsu We. 1870
op,n so-Hus TODAY uutI ; P. N. and After
~ p. ". All Day Saturdays and Sunday.
ARCHWAY ''''' GAS, NJ, itf .ti, AVE,
Modern All,y,. opsu Bovine TO-DAY from &.
A. NJ unii p ". ana After ~. Bar ADJOINING
ARGYLE REC 'O1s' soe1HlAws AVE.
oO,u Bo-rug TODAY uuta Nv and After
~ |" Az DAY Saturday. ard sundays.
BEACON REC. w. vtssos .d at ~Arts"A"
op.n so~noo TODAY 0om 90 p and
After n ~ All Dsy Saturdays ARD suoday,
BOWLING SCHOOL , wsTss sg u. !,os:
ststhmoor Recreation. Schoolorau at Cd. River
op'n Allsr Today tn p NJ All DAY sat. sun.
BOWL O-DR0Me 1907 O 70 1tsty no $3.50
Open BO~lno TODAY Un,t p N and AT. a..
Beautiful Cocktail Louu0s Noui Like u!
rLnlIIhr t32 {. CONGRESS
uHUllLPu 20 Alleys CT. 3t63 9 Tables
oOer Bo~'ino os'S TO clo'ins. Select
CHENe- TR0MBlY $50 ;. o $50
Open so.iino TO-DAY from A ~ Uoul
p N ard After ~, Until 30 a. n. Is Alleys
DETROIT RECREATION s tit4ytTG e. 81 ssso
20 Ailtlt. Opt0 boNli0u ~ oN llHlfsi NVNfeWifNl
10 Az transportation Lines.
Ebpneu pr li2o wooowARo-tt. 2.s85o
USnULN Hlu' Centrally Located
Open 3opi,rs TODAY Until p NJ and After
~ p. ~ couvusu, to Al rrAospo-,aiioo.
cpLun rcurpn igii FERRY PARK
ouistest Alleys In Detroit 0psn Bo~iina Until b
p ara After 20 30 3 ~ Free Instructions
DAILY Excellent Bus street Car Transporation
cprIT IlYrc 20 BALTIMORE
INCA lAhtS y, woodward MA 1863
opsn Boutino-6b Alleys IN RoV-Un'il 3. ~
and After ~ =. M-Cookiait Bar.
IMPERIAL REF GENERAL MOTORS etoG.
~ MODERN ALLEYS
opsn Every oy Until mdoioht MA. ei96.
J. ], MilleTT'S "7 'R1Me ~! AVE
10 Alleys open Bowling Uoti 500 p ~. and
After ~ p. ~. All Day Saturday.
InWC'c pCn 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
lUUC Mus 10 BILLIARD TABLES
Cocktail LOUNGE. MI s3t2
1875 East Jefferson At Eaalasn
lUGAI Slhltt THt Btvo " ;.ssss
open Bo,,linu TO-DAY Until = NJ and After
tts20 3 -. n Bfunssick Centennial lanes Free
insuuction Nv Ruin Johnson Bar Nov ope0
CONSULT THIS D
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

May Revels' l78, Alice Henore'S
100 Lucille Ouamby's l76 Kay
Klag'S 2l3 and Phyllis McGlynn'S
PSI enabled the Interstate team 10
set a new high single Of 98l in the
Metropolitan Ladie, Mrs. Nc
Glynn had SO and Miss Revels
closed with 236 for 53S.
Ellis Walkers latest tribute tn
Wayne Spaulding's helpful hints is
$50 series through 224-224-2I1 in
the Strathmoor House.
Joe Zoborsky posted uew high
single iUith 256-2O5 IN 639 IN the
Brightmoor Merchants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27
BETTER WELL SAY.

Ed Wiskowskl showed ne has
completely recovered from a two
week Illness by firing 2i2-236-2fi
for 692 TO give Drogosch a sweep
over National in the Palace House.
1t was his seventh consecutive 500
series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

Both teams, We're glad to see
referee Bill Chadwick. He said
before the game that. after
reading an account Of Tuesdays
hockey marathon, he wired ref
cree King Clancy: you always
pet the easy ones" Chadwick
didn't have any picnic, however,
with two Stewart fights In the
last period.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-27

The shots on coal were: For
Detroit 13-6-7-26
For Toronto. $40 23.
Tho experts. who thought the
Younger Leafs might have an adj
vantage after the strain Of the
long overtime game IN Detroit.
were certainly upset a. the Wings
outSkatcd Toronto The Wings
started the game undcrdogS AZ S
TO 5 but when the third period
started il was necessary 10 put mp
10 Detroit dollars TO get one To-
ronto greenback.