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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-05

end it," he asked next. do /
fall over in a dead faint?"
As a matter, of fact, his first
Washington conference ended
on a note OF comedy. Someone
asked him if he wanted 10 get in
a plug for the Danbury Fair and
he replied that it was a darn
good fair and if any body had the
gasoline he ought to go.
WILL HE BE ANY GOOD?
What kind Of a general mana
ger will Bowles make for OPA?
An easy answer is that he
should do a better job than fire
ball Lou MaXon ever could have
done, for MaXon was one Of the
most unfortunate choices of
businessman y e Gu tive ever
brought TO Washington. He was
seldom here and he made every
body mad when he was. Without
having MaXon in mind at all,
Bowles summed up such situa-
tons with statement that
MANY businessmen are highly
capable and others are less So
Bowles remarked that 1t
would be his responsibility TO
find outstanding people and
then TO trust them 10 do the job
which has been assigned them.
4. an example, he mentioned
the experience ne had as OPA
director for Connecticut in en-
forcing OPA orders. If the vol
unter OPA workers went into
the stores in a friendly man.
ncr, telling who they were and
what they were there for, ask
in, if they could be of any help
in explaining regulations, post
ing prices and ration point
values, eXcuSing first mistakes
and being helpful, they got CO.
operation. If they foun6 mis-
takes on third or fourth visits
they could know the storekeeper
was a chiSelcr.
On economists. whose role in
OPA has caused SO muor strife,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-05

he said he didn't know Of any
business that hadn't brought IN
some economists so why should
Mt the government.
Subsidies he viewed as
necessary evil. Most people,
BoWles said, think that on
every issue the government has
a choice between a right way
and wrong way when really
the government usually has
choice between three or four
bad ways. In discussing subsi-
sides, however, everyone con-
centrateS on the faults and not
on the chaos that results IL sub
sides are not used.
A SCENT CANDY BAR
The issue of Standardization
he reduced 10 a scent candy
bar. If that bar, formerly selling
for a nickel, now had only half
as much chocolate in II and
wasn't as big as il used TO be.
then it should be brought up 10
its former standard or II
shouldn't cost a nickel.
The ban on pleasure driving,
he said, was like giving the pub
lie lollypop and then telling
them they couldn't suck il.
Nevertheless, he admitted that il
there hadn't been ban on
pleasure driving in Connecticut
a lot of war workers never
would have got to work.
He is all for decentralization.
He repeats often that OPA can
be run from Washington, though
there are as many able people in
Washington as in any city in the
country.
He would make OPA regula-
tionS clear. He would be firm
against the selfish pressure
groups. He would avoid snoop-
slow educational job -. Expect
for OPA.
We've got TO learn" he says.
Its still awfully new. It's a
slo educational job. Expect
no miracles from me I'm
just boy from the country
We should make real progress
in six weeks"
All right, give him six weeks.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-05
Q IN HOLLYWOOD

Hell have three bands in addi-
tiou to a big cast Producer
w. r Frank and Olivia de Hay
Hand are talking contract for
Dr. Paul Joseph Goebbels, His
Life and Loves" Shed play
German actress In 1er
SoOn-to- bop b ! j h d book,
How 70 BE Attractive, Joan
Bennett says Beauty is 90 per
cent health and 10 per cent
makeup
LOVELIEST LOCKS
Ten film favorites with the
most beautiful hair, says Fred
FrcdcrickS, the Max Factor hair
Stylist are Greer Carson, Ginger
RogcrSl Rita Hayworth, Hcdy
Lamar, Lana Turner, Made
leine Carroll, Joan Bennett,
Merle Oberon, Joan Fontaine
and Lucille Ball. Kay
KyScr is the new editor Of the
Army's &C. l. Journal" with
Jerry Colona as his star report
or Letter from a sailor to
jeanette Mcdonald You are a
4-Oh! In Navy slang that means
perfect
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-08-05
LOVELIEST LOCKS

There are 1900 thunderstorms
in progress in the world at any
one moment, on the average;
these give approximately $780,
600 lightning flashes an hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Ramona Five0ut
To Stop De Luxe
In Major Classic
STANDINGS

Stopping Louis Burr's De Luxe,
defending champion, from making
a runaway race of the Michigan
Major Classic Bowling League. is
the task that confronts Tony Cos
colenda'S Ramona Recreation al
the Crest Lanes tonight.
De Luxe, loser of only four
games i'm "a starts, is enjoying a
five-game lead over Cy Coral
czykS SaCkman'S and r e d
Buiack'S s. a. s. The tie between
these two is apt 10 be broken as
Sackman'S may run into trouble
against Elwood Blake's Murdoch.
S. e. s. viii be "A heavy lavorite
over Herman Bengell'S PepSi-Cola
The schdule:
Detroit sales vs. standard. ALLEYS IL;
Jerry Mccarthy " B0Tle 3-4i - Cot
ter - Olympic. So. Palmer Park Recre-
alton vs. Auto Gun rs Murdoch ys.
ssCkman's $40 Pepsi-Cois IS. S a g..
ftTtZ- t1P trTxr ~ w Ramona ttrrrrTt1rrr1
- "a kraclke VS. Young lila Matches
~ p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
VernOr'S 2739 High
FOrLadieS Travellers
BY HAROLD KAHL

Meyer for high single as George
Cowan established a new high
series, soc. in the Cadillac Spare
Parts Stewart Chipmen bagged
POI IN 6l7 as his father Howard.
had 2O4 IN the Jolly Fifty
NEM THIRD HIGH
Ted Look goes for repcaters in
the Detroit ElkS Two success
Slve sos as Roy Bcveridge led
with 63l The House posted a
new high three. 2S9S. in sweeping
Stage 10 take first In the Orient
Senior Doug Leake shooting 631
Dorothy LangWorthy tipped
lS5 as Oldbru SCARED 10 two new
marks, 759 and 2l30 in the New
Falrview Senior Ladies Mar
tin Durham'S DDS was best as
ScrapperS hit 98l for a new ChryS-
Ter Tank Arsenal high
Fred Caplchioni 604 is a new
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Detroit Elves
On Central Card

MT. PLEASANT, Nov 10 (UP)
Nine games. including a tenta-
tive game with the University OF
Michigan Dec 4 have been sched-
ulcd for tho Central Michigan
College basketball team this sea
son coach Ron Finch announced
today.
IN addition. Finch said he was
irving 10 arrange two games with
Alma College. one with Kala-
mazoo College and one with Al
bion.
TIE Chlppcwas viii open the
season with q game az Fort Gus
ter Nov 26. followed by a meet
inc with their traditional rival.
Western Michigan, at Kalamazoo
the following night
Other out-of-town games sched-
uled are
Michigan Dec Oeniatve). Calm.
Ian. Assumption College Windsor
Ont. ian -. ana Detroit Nsval OFFICERS.
Jan -
Home games scheduled arc:
Calvin Dec II, Detroit Naval offteers
nee T. Fort custer Dee. q, ard West
eru Michigan Jan. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Alleys Can Stay
Open Till "a. N.

An ordinance permitting De-
troit bowling alleys 10 extend
their closing time from - 30 a. m
TO 3 p. m today has the final.
formal approval OF the common
council.
The ordinance provides bowling
alleys selling liquor close their
liquor business AT , A. m II also
contains clause providing those
establishments located In resi-
Dental neighborhoods rem n
free Of public disturbance. 10 be
determined by The police depart
ment
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
One 10 Recall

Charley Brlckley, Harvard s
great All-American drop-kicker
back in 1913 and 1914. is now
working in an eastern ship
yard fir t,sfS--tt +'-t4 se,f4S ~ -Ant-A-a-
ice Charles Brickley Jr IS
with field artillery unit IN
England and his other son,
John is with the marines IN the
southwest Pacific.
You know. Bucklcv never
PLAYED on a losing team nc
kicked 81 field goals in 81
tries don't forget that one
He thinks Thorpe the great
cSt player he ever faced Brick
10y played pro football for a
while with MaSSillon Tigers
while Thorpe was on tho Can
ton Bulldogs. He SAYS Thorpe
could figure out what YOU were
oing 20 do and be there 10
Stop YOU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
KNOWN As HARRY

Gus knew the youngsters first
NAME was Harry bur his last
monikcr was too tough FOR me
busy griddcr 10 master. But the
youngStcr know all about Dorais.
And he knew that Stubby legged
kid If he had enough spirit and
fight. could make good at Notre
Dame, the capitol of the football
WORTH
SO when he finished high school
Harry StuhtdTeheT- JoUrneypd 10
South Bend and joined the fresh
man team. He had such play
mates in the backfeld AS Elmer
Layden, Don Miller and Jim
Crowley.
They were 10 become the famed
Four Horsemen and carry the
Irish TO the top of the heap with
what many believe was the best
team in Notre Danes history
Or maybe the best team until
this fall
" school he was still a good
talkcr and was gwen tho task
of running the team That was
in the days before the huddlc
You Just stood back there and
shouted the signals for all TO hear.
Harry was an excellent paSSer.
good kicker and Gus DoraiS says
the last OF the good drop kickers
in the Midwest lie was an ideal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Bob Tales
Bob Zuppke Sour
After Rough Deal
|At Illinois
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

ITS great to he able to for
get =. otherwise people would
lust die from sadness"
That didn't sound like the
Bob Zuppke we knew not
the nlppy, energetic football
coach tho great leader OF
the fighting Him man
who was ready 20 let the qulps
fly,
Today. al 81, Zup seems al
most completely divorced from
football. And 10 us that borders
on q personal tragedy.
A man could not love football
as much as Zup loved 1t and
Har himself away from what
had been his life's blood without
plenty of regrets.
Zup has seen only two foot
ball games IN two years. one
Was the Green Bay Packers
game in Chicago last Sunday
But there is one thing Lup
refuses 10 forget the boys VINO
PLAYED for him down through
the years.
Each day he writes = letters
10 former Him stars And YOU
can bet in those letters there j.
a laugh a hit OF philosophy ana
a GmiTIcSS amount or HSpITd-
ton. Zup couldn't be any other
way with his boys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Z Teams Play in HIP.
Church CAGE League

Dee ,fffiftftfe,- director of phys
cal education, northern YMCA
branch. announced today the for
nation of a y team Highland
Park church basketball league for
boys under Is. Three games are
scheduled every Saturday night
in the high school gyms al Z, &
and 9 o'clock to complete a l6
week schedule.
Churches Included are as follows. 81.
Andrew Presbyterian Highland PsfK Eap-
tlst. First Presbyterian. Highland Pam
Presbyterian North Woodward ConGrega-
iionai West minister - i.uke's NJ p,
TtumbuH Ave Prcsbytsfiaps Trinity NJ r
Metropolitan NJ p Russian Baptist and
Calvary EvBUEFiTrai.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

Keeling off a new high season
series record OF 2739. Edwardlna
CoyS VernorS today is the undis-
puted leader Of the Womens TRAY
cling Bowling League in the wake
OF its sweep over Martha Bauer
Ramona Recreation.
The NernorS pieced together
games OF S6S. $50 and 935 for new
high and 4 points as Ramona shot
2417. Hulda Often led The parade
with 2l0-l69- 1875 for 574 as Connie
Powers followed with So Clara
Wilson 2l6 in 5f3 and Mrs. Coy
$50.
Selma Myers Kinney dropped
from the first place deadlock
when il won 3 points from Marge
Clne'S Twentieth Century Recre-
alton on 21l3 against 22l9. Selma
edged out CrcSence Sterbenz by
| pin for high with 492 Dot
Merchants 5S4 set the pace as
her Mt Elliott Recreation Club
moved into third place as result
of a sweep over Esther Wagner 5
Demery with a 926 finish for
26T8 20 2345.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
T Is Old Stuff

The little guy isn't too I'M
pressed with the T-iormation.
He says he used IT al Illinois
from 1906 to 1918 Then IT got
too old TO use and went out OF
style. Other teams we're wise
10 il.
DHe says they viii get hep 10
the T again too. and soon The
7 viii be stopped As soon as
other teams learn to build a
c'ense The boys viii have 10
start learning how IN high
school- to do this o.. the de-
Tense Will have 10 charge DIFF
ferently
old Zup says coaches once
know more about the T than
-tf1rv ierruv = +41-+'lt--
brcr thinking OF Zuppfr be
cause he was the master al the
hidden ball stuff and tho rcst
Of the fancy grldiron hocus-
pOCuS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
u. Nj. VS.. Lions

In case any OF our energetic
citizens care 20 20 10 work on
the plan. the Detroit Lions
would entertain An idea Of play
Ing the University Of Michigan
- postSeaSon game AZ Briggs
Stadium, with all proceeds 10
60 10 some war relief agency
We asked Fred Mandell what
he thought Of the idea ycSier-
day and he said:
NO one has approached me
about H. But I would he gla |
TO get together with any group
and 70 into the plan. We are
for anything that will help any
phase of the war program.
First. we would have 10 get
permission of the league for
such game. But in times
like these. I'm sure this could
he handled"
People have money 10 spend
People like foo b a III Why
wouldn't this game be worth
while?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

third high IN the Cadillac $50
Planning Hot Shots tumbled 1910
for a new standard, and Bert Hol-
laway 267 in $50 as Road Test,
defending champion, took over the
lead i'm the Tank Arsenal
Gordon Baileys 249 was tops in
The Palm Beach Senior -. Mar.
vim Giordano'S 622 in the Wes-
town Business Mems Walter
Wazolek'S 617 in the Altoona jun
Tor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
sOwgirIS
I'm Turf Race

SALEM. Y IT,. Nov 10 CUPl -
The directors Of Rockingham will
stage another circus feature to-
day, when six cOwgirlS whoop it
up IN a special quarter-mile event.
Tho cowgirlS will be aboard the
thoroughbrcdS in $500 affair,
winner take all for COW ponies
Tomorrow amateur women Jock
cyS compete in tho Lady Beautiful
Purse over a fve-furlong strip,
as a feature of the double-header
ArmiStice Day program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
RISING FAST

Murdoch, consistently victorious
in recent weeks has risen from
tho second division 70 ne with
Sackmans and Coca-Cola for
third only four away from the
leading Chene-Tromblys
CrlmmnnS has a fractional lead
over Siclan IN tho averages. For
Parisclcan John had 537 leaving
hum AT 20ll9. Slelaff's 500 put
him 10 zoos Thcrman Gibson
had a chance 10 move up but hit
SIS and moved down
Walter Wilkins dedicated his
63i for Krakow. his second 500
series OF the season. 10 a friend
IN the service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Abe's Record UnsuIlied

Abe Coleman. squat heavy
weight wrestler. retained his I'M
beaten record a the Fairview
Gardens by taking two Of three
falls from Morris Shapiro last
night. "TeX" Reilly defeated Joe
Ferroni two straight falls The
LOUIS Kleln-Frankie Hart and
Walter RoXy-Bert Ruby matches
were draws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Night Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily in the Night Edition only the
name OF horse which feel the outstanding
bets of the day
The code key appears night Red
Editions with number corresponding each letter Of the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY ~ THE NIGHT EDITION
AND 1T is PRINTED IN CODE
TomorowS code follows:
LES Ms s Q-si I'll
V40 W-2g l-Is
Clip this code key II VIII cusbc dccphcr The lspe Of
tefnorrowS code appearing ONLY N TIE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

Plans for The Detroit Night
Hockey Leagues 1884 season
VIII Re made Al meeting 10 ne
ncld n the Elmwood Recreation
building sos Elmwood, tonight Al
s O'Clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
GIRLS CONVERT SPLITS

HERE AND THERE-Gerirude
Eland made the 2-7-l0 and Mar
ion Springer the 6-7-l0 as Jessie
OSimowicz. 129 average, rolled
l92-l71-l73 for $50 and tops in
tho Garfield Ladies House 49,.
Tony Domcnoc betiered his old
mark Of 652 by five pins with
lSS-237-222 for 657 in the Rola-
vile House John Mack had a
267 opener in Cal IN the St Ca
bTiclS Holy Name
Ralph NCrCSe swept OFT me dIt-
flcult double pinochle' 4-6-7-l0,
in Terry'S Senior House His
ball took out the Al and the a
bounced off the cushion 10 pick
off the 1916 Clair Hoover
batted out 2ll-232-255 for 69S in
the Fort Blvd. House -. . Bill Aus
TINS 643 is 4 new record in the
Ford TranSportatio.
Marjorie Cramer will instruct
members of the Saturday after
noon boys league being formed at
Art Center Harold Barsch 5
235 tied Tony Mitchell and Ralph
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Iiy I nited Press

~ hIffd TFFNN
ROCKINGHAM PARK
Weather clear. track heavy
FIRST Rare -- Weesgone Babs D1rlc.
Chance Run. sun Triad. Maupcaect
Suarleyov
Finh Race PIque.
PfNLiCO
weather clear. track GOOD
Firsi Race Pomiva Wesley
second Race - Mercy Angel Smoke
Puff safety Match
Third Race Rampage Klddiss' Baby.
Fifth Race Bell Song
Sixth Rsce-Lord Calvert
Eighth Race-Connachta Red Rosc'te
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
II YEARS AT VILLANONA

II YEARS AT NILLANONA
From NOtTp Dame, ne went 70
-Vtiian0Va and Tor II years rem
football at thai school He ViS-
tied Detroit a couple Of times TO
play DoraiS teams and they were
booked as the battles OF the
quarterbacks
DoralS and Harry arc consid-
cred by most football experts as
ttrc two tfrrvt- quartrrbacks in
Notre Danes history llonorS
were pretty even between the
two in their series.
Harry put Villanova on the
football map He made friends
for the school and his teams al
ways were among the most color
ful as well a. the most competent
in the East He was the one who
introduced the arm-wavlng by the
backs AS they shifted
From Nillanova nc graduate ed
into the Western Conference and
has done Il grand iob at Wiscon-
sin Hon be making ms first
appearance al Ann Arbor Satur-
day
Nobody expects him 10 Nin
but they can be assured hcH
turn in good game. The play
crS who gave him eight Victories.
one defeat and a tie last wear
lnr-i maxi Fpsrt- l4-ill4l -be-ai4- hn
opposition tf1iS Saturday
His team last year lost in one
Of the biggest upSetS Of the sea-
son 10 Iowa. the week after they
tipped over the brilliant Ohio
State eleven. II 10 7.
He's Just marking time now
When the war is over he'll he
back. aiming for the top again.
And he'll make II too. Just ask
anyone who knows him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
DOraiS FOStered Grid
Aims of StuhIdrelrer
BY EDGAR HAYES

sDflOi iiN diAtl III AOiiilJl'ANA illo
football career at Notre Dame,
Gus DoraiS. now head coach of
the Detroit Lions. was playing
pro football in MaSillon, O., one
of the nations hottest football
towns.
The youngsters in the neigh
borhood. like the youngsters
today. were around at every prac-
tice getting in the way. but show
ing so much enthusiasm for
football no one had the heart 10
send them away.
Some were helpful and on days
of the game would be given a
piece OF equipment by one of the
players 10 get them past Ike
watchful ticket taker.
A short legged youngSter with
a lot of conversation and a great
love OF the game took up with
Dorals. Maybe because even
then this youngSter knew no was
going 10 be built much like the
famed Notre Dame quarterback.
Gus liked the youngster and saw
TO IL the lad got in the gate every
Sunday carrying DoralS head
gear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
4 GOOD PLACE TO BOWL.

A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL
THE RIVERSIDE
li23 Jefferson. al Meoouoail CT, Az
Al GINA RE ssos MICHIGAN AVA.
oPEH BOWLING TO-DAY FROM 20 A N
Untn p. n Saturdays. sunday Until p. n.
ApcHWbY 1884 EAST JEFFERSON AVE
Modern Alleys. opsn so~lios TODAY From 90
A. NJ Unth 100 P. N AND After d 90 p. ~.
BEACON REC. w. yts .S.., Al y, ~S ,,s.o
oPGs BOWLING rooAV UNrlL 800 P. NJ.
oOsuinSs for MORNING ano Afternoon LEAGUES.
R0WI .0-0R0MF l27o5 otHT6s. 40. $3.50
pVWl-u-UhVWt 40 Alleys Free Parking.
OPEN BOWLING AT ALI TINES
Few LEAGUE Reservations LETT Cocktail teuugs.
nL,IIIhr I32 EAST CONGRESS
uHuILlAV 20 Alleys Tables CT, 3t63
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL p. N. AND
AFTER 1880 ALL DAY SAT AND SUN.
CASINO REC. 'I Is A SooO~A GO A AVS
Open Bowling at All Times!
CENTENNIAL Ma, ' sS. eFA''p Ro.. Avn. 1850
open Bo~iine TO-DAY Uutd p NJ, After a.
visit Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounes 10 Lsns'.
CHENE-TR0MBLY ''; =, c s1so
Air-eonditioned for Your Comfort. Open Alleys
Until p NJ. After a. Bowl, Dine, Dance
CREST LANES fg1L.sI9s at GO. F a1xIs
A eow,ers psssisei-Nts1t- osf- Siaaa- Safr ssd
Cocktail Lounge. NEVER DULL MOMENT
DETROIT RECREATION ss saTstt't "a s snso
Open Bowling al All Times!
eApnru DER 4I7O Woodward. re. 1850
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY, NOON UNTIL
N. ALL DAY SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS.
GRAND CENTRAL 1871 ~ rtR ). s,, pASN
pl,s,ur. to Bowl at ouis,sa ALLEYS in Detroit.
Good Transportation Facilities. Bus-s'rssioar.
| GRhNDWAY REC. 1895 GRAND ,D,,s s'VtR
SIX sFsEs thsx=A4tes. eseA- ee-IiAs Saturday,
and sunday Beautiful Cocktail LoVnes.
norIrIiYrc 10 BALTIMORE
unLAi LAhL0 AT woodward. Ma 1863
p NJ. and After ~ 90 p ~ Cocktail bar
IMPERIAL REC. CENTRALLY LOCATED.
~ MODERN ALLEYS
op,u Every Day Until Midnight Ma. s'ss
J. MIlLETTS "H rsU"sU VI. AVE.
You Are Always Welcome Here!
LOVES REC. 20 20 s sUTLlsS 4 4a5t9s
Cocktail Lounge Murray 9-i2
1925 East Jefferson al Eastlawn
IInVv cTpIYC 654i GRAND RIVER At
LUuhi olllhL THE BLVD. TY 1855
OPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 a. NJ. ON.
p BRUNSWICK LANES. BAR.
MT, ELLIOTT REC. 7sao Mt. ELLIOTT
Open Alleys q A. N. Until p NJ. After ~.
Visit Our Cocktail LOUNGE. Excellent God.
COMcIUT TLIc n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Norris Returns
On SCI; SCribner
Has III inCIassie

Paul Scribner OF Krakow Five,
Stroh'S captain Joe Norris and
Chene-Trombly today share The
Detroit Times Classic Bowling
League spotlight.
Scrlbner set an all-time low for
single game of III last night
at Tower Recreation. Norris re-
turned TO the game under the
handicap Of an injured left arm.
Pauls low trailed a 2l2 middle
and ne closed with 49, Norris
had a 203 finish IN 562 AS Stroh
shot BOIL Cass Grygier did only
533. nut Fred Wolf had $50. Wal
ter Reppenhagen 6l2 and Bill
Kcnct 665. That total helped
s5tttif celebrate Norris, return
after Z two months absence by
winning three from PcpSi-Cola.
Hes throwing nice hall"
oniookcfS said of Norris. which
is an indication that within a
few weeks, when tho arm is
completely healed and Norris
has had ample time 10 practice,
ttt---Ftti be coming through with
his customary holiday scores"
Chene-Trombly fired 3l06 for
a new season high in taking three
from BergerS t29l6D. whose Herb
Case had 697 10 top the league
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
TNO-GAME LEAD

That performance gave Chene
a two-game lead as Ekhardt &
Becker dropped one 10 Coca-Cola,
2S5S 20 2676. The CokeS had too
many phantom strikes over the
route Wayne Spaulding was
high an sol.
Sdckmans had two from Gas
ketS, Murdoch Swatted Parisclean
for three MlncralteS won two
from Krakow. Palm Beach two
from Twentieth Century 10 leave
FIVE games separating the first
eight clubs and four the first six
krakows have something of
T hey
won TIC cfry CONFINEMENT tftie iast
spring a few weeks ago they
set new Times Classic team low.
All they need is team low
single 10 90 along with Scribner's
individual 10 have them all
AT least we set records"
said Dick Krakow ruefully
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Times Classic


Totals ga e23 1899
Grand total oe4O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

Totals si2 se7 SOL Totals S2i 90 $50
Grand total 1850 Grand total $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

Its great to he able to for
get otherwise people would
INST die from sadness"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
SIIiIiIIs
MINIRAIIII.s

IN Totals gts 1914 qa2
So Grand totsI 3Gtl