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Mcrrioge License
Applications

Under d. c. la,D, couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Dait three tuH days and
receive their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Rainbow RoIIino
Chrys|er Sunday

Rainbow Classic All-Stars and
.ChrySler All-Stars will roll the
second block Of three games OF
their 18-game home and home
bowling match for a $500 purse
at the Cadillac alleys this Sunday
at 2:3O p. m. The third is set
for Monday At s p. m.
The series Will be completed
at the Hall-Dodds Recreation next
Saturday at 8 p. m. and Sunday
at 2:30 and s.
With such stars as Joe Norris
.Chet BukoWSki. Thurman Gibson
Phil Bauman and Steve Cruchon
in the lineup Rainbow was favored
over ChrySler when the match
Opened Saturday night. Fred Wolf
Tom Dorazio Art Knccht Henry
NosakowSki and Frank Zion are
rolling for Chryslcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
National Time
Tuesday

Detroit bowlers have until Tues.
day midnight to file their entries
with Eddie Linsz of Cleveland
secretary of the National Bowling
ProprietorS Association, for the
national doubles match game
tournament in Chi
cago, May Ia, Is, 16.
The event, 45-game test at the
Service Mems Center. carries tor
prizes of $500 and diamond medals
To be eligible two bowlers must
have combined average of 400.
Detroit entries will be Johr
Crimmins and Fred Bujack, Joe
Norris and, Fred Wolf, Thermar
Gibson and Frank Zion, Che
.BukowSki and Elwood Blake, vii
liam Kenet and Walter Reopen.
hagen, Steve CFuchon and Harold
Allen. The field is limited to sc
duOS,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

Frank Matese's u. s. Rubber
Department 1871 missed first place
by two pins in the feature OF SIX
changes made among the leaders
in the annual Class B-S50 bowling
tournament at Chene Trombly
Recreation Saturday when it COM
bined for 1898 plus a 13S-pln
handicap for 1881. Maltese was
high with SOB.
Two pairs tied for second in the
doubles, GuiIlone Pare's 595 and
John Lonn's 593 giving them 1888
Is for 1852. The Rev. FIR. Capano S
Sal and Gil Schmitz SCI gave
them 1922, plus 40 for 1852. Joe
Hamilton'S SGT and Henry Foster S
267 opener, second high in the
event. in CAT for 1l74-20 for 1154
Melted them fourth. Carlein's 557
and John Squers' COG for l163-l6
for 1147 landed them fifth. Rex
Blake tied for third in the singles
on $50, plus SO for Gle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Abb No. TIT on Pins Off
Spot Is Doomed After War

The operation IS simple. The mir
rors are packed in a box that is
inserted under the hit end Of the
alley-directly below the pin spots.
LIGHTS GO DARK
over the pin Spotting machine
is placed a bracket in which is
reflected the regular formation of
pins. When the pins are set up
perfectly, the spot lights in the
bracket. caused by the reflection
OF the mirror, 60 dark. Any pin
off the spot, ever so little, is i'm
mediately detected in the upper
Crcflcctor) bracket light and the
sticks are respected.
Alib No. 1777 will. however,
live until after the war. because
prioritieS prevent putting 1t into
use az present.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
LaF awe Seekinq
CY0 Title Again

Earl LaFaive will be seeking
his second straight doubles cham
pionship as team shooting comes
TO a close in the annual Catholic
Youth Organizations bowling
tournament at the Recreation
Building this Sunday.
LaFaive, who won the doubles
crown with Joseph Kisch last year
and accounted for the highest Sc
ries of the event, no. has a new
partner in John Rathsbury this
season. Both hail from st. Cath
'erlne Parish.
Heading the list in the fve-men
will be Queen of Heaven Parish
with 10 teams. Knights of st. John
Regimental and st. MaryS Of
Royal Oak will have eight and six,
respectively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Times AII-Star Classic
High Scorers

Team -event-Three games: stroh's, 1898
Mineralites. 1852: Coca-Cola, 32fs5 Chene'
Trombly Recreation. 322s: Vernor's. 3ls7
Team event-One game Mlnerantes
.Ii74s parisclean. 1884: strohs, 1851. Muir
dock 1I4O. Coca-Cola, 1l2s.
Individual event--Three games John
crimmins. Parisclean. 1911 Lorne Triekeu
Coca -CoIa 7f7, Al Robinson, Minerahles
72e; Matt Furgan, Aircraft, 1875
Individual event-One game Art kneeht
Detroit Gasket, POS, Joe Norris, Stroh
900. Cy Coralczyk sackman's. Isl; 70
DefroIt Gasket 27q Dave Berger. Paris
clean 27q, Archie Jsnkowski Detroit Gas
.kef, go.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Detroit Keg|ers
Make Final Big
State Attack

Detroit's final concerted attack
IN the fortieth annual state bowl
ing tournament was to be made
when members of 10 regular quin-
tets roll their doubles and singles
at tho Recreation in Port Huron
this Sunday.
After this weekend there is
only one more left when cham
ipionS in all divisions definitely
will be decided. On the final five
men squad there are only three
Detroit clubs next Saturday, Jack
Woods Archie's. Norman Jose S
Michigan and Dan Shields Rain
bow Recreation.
LEADERS SHOULD STAY
Under this Sundays attacks and
Those of next weekend present
Headers are expected TO hold up.
They are Joe Norris Stroh. 306l
Roger Overmyer and Fred Gar
della in the doubles. 1914; Mike
Angelic in the all-events, 1897 all
of Detroit, and Joe Buehler OF
Owosso in the singles. TOT.
Members Of Charley Goodrow' S
Murdoch of The Detroit Times
IAn-Star Classic, Wade Trow-
bridges Grand River LivernoiS
Recreation. Jim Horlocker's Karp
and Fred Stark's DENLY Recrea-
ton loom as the chief threats.
Bert Pearson and Jack DiGiovanni
of Murdoch won the state doubles
title with 1918 in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Metro AII-Star Classic
High Scorers

Team event 49, Three games: Rainbow
Recreation, 3l75. Palmer Park Recreation
Team evpnt-One game standard 1880
RAINBOW Recreation 1i19. Southeastern
Recreation, liOs. Mr.. Elliott Recreation
1854
Individual event-Three games: Don
Brichta. 72s. Charles Peltier. 72l Robert
Jamestown III Mel Dorl. 102
Rrtchts. 2qs Hank Weber. 2s9 Mel Dori,
$50. Harry Gfdden, 27N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
American AN-ItaIian
Classic Ends Sunday

With two full squads. competi-
ton in Frank Damico's first an
nual American All-1talian indl-
vidual handicap bowling classic
will end at the Garden Recreation
this Sunday night Six games are
rolled across II alleys. First prize
is 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Times SUeeps
HIGH SCORERS

Class A-High series: Chef Bukowski
Fife Times All-Stsr Classic, 500 High
single, Elmer Dreher, John McGlew, Mt
Elliott. Senior House, 27I.
Class B-High series and high single
sherman Lambly, FArris Bros, Michigan
Major Classic 1872 and 2ss
Class C--High series: Lou Seranni Ad-
lers Five Mite Life, 652 High single
Walter Rogers Seven Eleven, Palm Beach
Senior House. 26l.
Glass D-High series and hgh single
Vincent Kelly, Pirates, MAJOR League, SOS
and 27s
class E-High series and high single
John Luke. Receiving. Flex O-Tube, $50
and 2p6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Mixed Doubles Event

The Whittier-Victory m x @ d
doubles bowling classic, to be held
at the former establishment May B
and the latter May TO- is expected
to attract the leading stars In the
city Entry deadline is April %.
First prize is 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Rainbow Sponsoring
$50 Doubles Again

Andy Stefsni will launch his
fifth annual mems $50 doubles
so per cent handicap tournament
at Rainbow Recreation. April 20.
First prize is 500 guaranteed.
Entry fee is 81. 50, with the dead
line next Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Metro Absentee Gains
Lead in Averages

Park at Crest Lanes this Sunday AT
7 80. George & Murray. now two
games 20 the good, intends 10 stay
there as the prize money is at
tractlve.
Standard is apt 10 get over
WEIGH, Palmer Park means a
tussle for George & Murray, kop-
pitt is favorite over Southeastern
The schedule closes next Sunday al
Ambassador.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Mixed Doubles Event
Lures Keg|ers Here

Rainbow Recreation's popular
mixed doubles handicap, 90 per
cent with 325 as scratch. will be
held May 1916. First prize again
is 500 guaranteed, with the entry
set at $3.50. The deadline is May
10. A mean average of April l is
TO be used by contestants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
State Tourney
Pin Standings
FIVE-MEN

FIvE-MEN
stroh's. Detroit 3Ool
Gasket, Detroit Zss9
sackmans Detroit 2stO
Nielsen, Ann Arbor [sb4
Regent. Lansing Iso4
Pepsi-Cola, Detroit lsel
Nielsen, Detroit Is92
Index, Detroit B19
Cedar, Detroit ZsZi
Mt. Elliott Rec, Detroit 2s22
DOUBLES
r. Overnyer- Fred Gardells, Detroit 1919
T Coscolenda-Joe Pontone Detroit 1882
Albert Sikorski- Frank Graf Detroit 1882
John Dohbileare-W. Blackstock, bet. 1858
r. Kilbourne-V. Graziadei. Pr. Huron 1859
Joe Potoski-Ed Berlin, Detroit 1885
Carl Anderson-Al Mattson. Detroit 1883
Clarence Bull Richard Hall, Detroit 1888
Eldy Briggs Orviile Paulson. Lansing 1919
Howard Doxtader-Fred Bailey. Lsns. 1877
SINGLES
Joe Buehler owosso 7ol
Mike Angelic, Detroit IO2
Senter Deacey, Flint ht5
Ed. Briske. Detroit bIs
Harold Rosser, Traverse CITY 81
Chris Leffler. Flint 30
Johnny Crimmlns. Detroit SIS
Joe Angileri, Detroit 80
Jess Andrews, Jackson hiu
Albert Ranke, Detroit BOY
ALI-EVENTS
Mike Angelic, Detroit 1927
Ed Berlin, Detroit lsst
Art Burkhardt, Detroit ls4u
Fred Gardela, Detroit isIo
Chris LETTER. Flint lFio
Joe Norris. Detroit iNia
I'd Briskie. Detroit InlV
Ken Buckshi. Detroit !sO4
Johnny Crimmins Detroit lsss
Eugene Woodruff. Kalamazoo lheo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Southpdw Meet Opens
At Palace Saturday

Rolling in the third annual left
handlers doubles and single tour
nament will get under way at
palace Recreation next Saturday
and be completed in two week
ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Times Sweeps
Pin Schedule
SUNDAY

1880 4. M.-CIas c: No. 2. Riviera
Jr, Tony Thomas. Class n: Sioux, Briggs
Ipter Dept Walter Bethel: Grinders, XLO
Purple. John Cream. wrigley's stores,
Inc, Transfers, Joe Bernard; Heat Treat,
XLo Blue, ". Waara. Class r; Subma
lrines, G. r. Woods. Edward Mills; Prod.
Thompson; Msrrmscs. Great Lakes steel.
Russell crane; UAW-CIO No. s. Ford Tire
Plant William Kocsis: Regulars, Evans
Products Leonard LeFave: Shafts. Bur
.roughs Adjusters. Paul Rasmussen. Waves,
JAW -CIo 100 Packard Joe Rogers
I2:i5-CIasS u North End Bar, TRAY
cling Chester Jankowski Or. Nader's Den
fist. X. OF e tnter+Councii, JACK IYdon
Dr. NJ DUR; Cutters. National Breach.
Harold St0ll: Ritz Rec. House. John stab
nick Glass u Mendelssohn Club, House,
Walter Ruebelmsn Altes Lager1 Grand
Hardware, Grand River-L ivernois House.
Tracy Akens. Class y: STAINS Super sery.
ice Taylor Town, s. OLorowicz, No 2.
pillar Senior House. Russell Clark; Plant
SO 4 Poeeais Pontiac yellow Coach, =
Bourn Wildcats. Zenith Local 10i. Robert
Wise r
S.oO--Cia,s n: vlnco. Vince, Joe Raymo.
Class g. Corktowp- Aces GRAND National
steve Poulos Five and Ten Bar. ST Al
nertus John Pekin. Class u Hans Vroom.
Union Produce Victory, Henry DeGroot:
Forge UAW.CtO ISL Ed Szymanskii Ac-
curate Tool JAW CIO 1855, Herman Per-
tIc: Aircraft Installers. UAWCIO No. ?,
Edward Piwonski. Eagles, Allen Park Roll
shop jules Talagrand Rose Gardens. Mt
clemens b. Daily Leader Erich Richter.
Class y: Bombardiers. Naval Arsenal n.
NpWak. Cylinders No. Z Chrysler No. /.
a Zsmba Dodgers. Dodge Man, Frank
WaloCk
bIS-CIax n: LIDO Beach DENLY
House Tom Stsrnischer. Twentieth Century
OIdbru TRAVELLING steve Shocke Class {:
Iy0r, Movers Epiphany Or r. r braves
AUes Lager. Twentieth Century House, I'd
Fuss. Sivercup Bread. Naples. STANLEY
Mlskal, Hank Service, Puritan Met-
chants Guido Fschioni. Tool Room G..
NJ Diesel Walter Stasiak. Class u Mod
.ern. Uph0lSter. DeBabrie Marshall Aher-
soll\ General Linen, Palm Reach. Erwin
Kersten. Battleships, Center Line 20 M NJ 81.
PAU Motif Class G: STANLEY Process.
Gcninl Robert Hertela Acme Detroit sign,
Genial l.. Elliott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
NEAR FINISH

Nearing the windup, the three
way battle for second continues
with Standard meeting WEIGH,
Koppitz pairing with Southeastern,
and George e. Murray with Palmer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

MILWAUKEE, Wis. April IL
II appears almost certain that No.
1777 in the bowlers' book OF
"Alibis" will shortly be heard no
more.
Abb No. 1777 is as old as the
game itself. It's the familiar
squawk: The pins were of the
CDDt -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
MEETS WITH FAVOR

Introduced at the annual meet
ing Of American Bowling Congress
executive directors here, and stud
led with favor by the new device
committee, is the pin-spot On-di-
Gator, invented by Rudolph Schen-
brenner and Art Wager, veteran
local bowlerS.
The On-di-cator is worked with
mirrors. Nothing tricky about II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Pin League
Schedules

TIMES CLASSIC
tTussdhyl
Position sight crest Lanes 127O7
Fullerton A. Grand Piver one squad. 3
r m, Nam match. stroh and FIFE ior
FIRST pace.
MICHIGAN MAJOR
"Wednesday
Position " Eht ~ Ramona Recreation.
1880 Past NcNichols rasd rt g. m
Man match re LuNc.D and Pepsi Cola
GREAIER DETROIT
friday
FsEl ar .rhec 40 ended Apr 90 Arrla
league suffpstakrs a. OLYMPIC HT4i VA
tHns. 40 .-,rr RIVER 40 b. W.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
STANDINGS
SUNDAY MATCHES

Standard Us. WEIGH. IL; Rainbow vs..
Chene- Trombiy, a.; Southeastern vs. Kop-
pitt, SIS. Partner Park VS.. George a Mur-
Progressive vs. Mt. Elliott. MP, AZ
Crest Lanes l2707 Fullerton at Meyers
and Grand River, : 30 =, m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
DYNAMITE PRESENT

While they all appear compare
lively safe there is always the
chance Of an upset, or two. along
the line before the final pin
crashes into the pits. Only three
outfits stand between Deluxe and
The Class A title and one is dan
gerous enough 10 bear consider
able watching.
II is Herb MertenS' Mineralite
Recruits. a pickup club organized
merely for tournament play. Char
ley Kotarski. Joe Plappert, Alex
Innes ard Joe Zimmerle are the
other members There's enough
dynamite in this group if set
of all at once is bound 10 create
a big impression.
II will be recalled the Recruits
surprised everyone by finishing
fourth in the Central States tour
ney held AT the Recreation this
season. II also landed seventh in
the Cadillac Sweepstakes up
against some of the country's best.
Jack Kranick's J. l.. Stone and
Oscar Wits Altes are the other
two. Jimmy Moore, Bill Wiggert,
Vern Mueller and Jack Burnett
roll with Kranick. and Augie
Becker, Charley Sedcstrom, Bill
Royce and Earl Rosbury with
Witt. They, too, are apt to sur
prise.
10 IN CLASS II
There will be 10 teams winging
away in Class B and the most
formidable seem 10 be Eugene
Beckers w. B. O'Donnell, Tim
Sternischer's Lido. Steve Shocke's
Oldbru, Bill Wenzell's Nye. Jimmy
Jackson's Pahst, Harry Saunders
Oldbru of Mt. Clemens and Dr.
Mitchell korbelak'S Five.
Chester Jankowskis North End,
Jack Lydon's DR.. Nader and Joe
Raymo'S Vince are the others
Twenty Class c and + fiveS and 10
Class d also aim 10 have plenty 10
say about the final standings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
RITTER.s HOTsE LEAGIE sQCADS

5.10-Class A: Mineralite Recruits. unat-
tacLed Herbert MeUens J. l. stone, Jack
Kranick Class ~ Nyt Furniture. William
Wen7eU Class &; Pfent Motor Sales, Wal
ter D0lan DOC Gowmar ShNts. Merrin
Gawmans orung Bros Frank Unit, Bob''
cafe Ivan Newkirk wolves, Paul Gheran
Western Carpet Joe Corrado Glass ~.
Iucan. " Lucan. Houston Inn, Mel Pla-
cids Ziegler Packard Aircraft, r. Ziegler.
a:45-Ctass a; Altes Beer W Warren
ST. House oscar Witt. Class r. Oldbru,
~ clemens Major Harry Saunders, Kor-
nr'ak Dentist Alc0na Mitchell Korbelak
Iahst Blue Ribbon Western Travelling.
James Jackson: " y O'Donueil, Travel
.ng Eugene Becker, Class &; Cadillac
stamp NAPLES Jr Don Elliott Puritan
Cocktail Bar Puritan Merchants, Frank
sosvs Vicksrs Breach ard Case, ". s
Courier Tony Dpnovski Class y silver
SNACK shcp. kerchevAL Edward Haglapd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
6Chdnges Made
In $50 Leaders

STANDINGS
FINE-MAN
Bethel Lutheran 2s33
L. s Rubber Dept. ISL 2s31
Beckpols 1927
DOUBLES
Chester Kuskowsk- Henry Stawech 1883
Gutone PHre-John Lonn ll6Z
Rev Fl. Capano-Gil SchmitE llo2
Joe Hamilton Henry Foster 1lo4
Howard Carlein-John Squers ll4I
SINGLES
Walter Emery o<Z
Frank Marshall oLi
Frank Rubana oio
Rex Blake oIo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

Sylvester Thiel, in the army
these IS weeks, is one of the few
bowlerS gaining progressivly in a
league average table by his alb
sence. Thiel leads the Metropolitan
Classic by a slight fraction over
Sam Barnett, 1880 TO 1927.
Don Brichta is third with 1920.
Chene- Trombly feels Thiel's alb
sence thoroughly as the club
dropped steadily since his de-
parture. OF the other players
Jack Crilley, Bert Mort, Edwin
Trosien, Henry Weber, Ellis
Walker, Mike Angelic, Angelo
Damico, Charles Peltier, Frank
Teschler. Carl Radzom follow in
that order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
FOURTEENTH PLACE

Fourteenth place goes 10 Robert
Johnston. After him come Her
man Jubenville. Mel Dorl, Robert
Rich. Nick Van Ringelsteyn, Art
Houtteman. Paul Kwasny. Joe
Plasky. Jack Murray, Fred Miller
Howard Vautherot and Frank
Keefe to complete the first 25.
Mike Fisher, Sam Evola, Art
Watson. Ray Turner, II Q r b @ r
LEM. Clarence Krajenke, Frank
Miller, Mickey Nichols, Ed Hogan
John Botan. Bert Wistow, Frank
Damico. Jack Gardner, Roland Rit'
ter. Carl Lennon, Clarence Shor-
key, Ralph OZARK, Harry Glidden
al Klavoon. William Blanchard
Robert Loweryy William Bunetta
Larry Kranz, Phil Steinheiser and
Chris Freshman are the next ir
line,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

Whether Manor Five's 2911
total carries off the Class d
championship in eleventh an
nual Detroit Times Sweep
stakes will be decided at I'M
perial Recreation this Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
500 Elves Shoot in City
Tourney This Week
43 Are Reeulars,N
Minor Events
Open Tuesday
STANDINGS

CLASS y
Blue Crest, los. Virginia. III pesoto
CLASS c
Pneumatic BSlancerS, 2S3; Tuscora.
2i2; Pneumatic Hammers, ass. ButEs, 237.
U. S. Rubber 81. 2o4.
CLASS n
Chevrolet Defense Cost 2sI; Thinker
Front ANles, 2se: Timken Purchasing,
26s; Thinker Front Drives. 222 Mosien
Thompson. 207.
Forty-three Class A. or regular
teams, are among the 500 that
will have their innings in the
thirty-firSt annual city bowling
tournament at Great Lakes Rec
reation this week as doubles and
singles play gets under way at
WY-7 Tuesday night
In the group there are eight
outstanding and the first OF these
to appear will be Louis Burr's De
Luxe, leader Of Glass A in The De-
troit Times Sweepstakes, Tuesday
at 8 p. m. Nal Gilmour's Paris
clean. Harold DeCrick's Vernors,
Bill David's Deluxe w. and Mel
Dorl Rainbow Rec. are on Thurs
day.
BASKETS FRIDAY
Rog Overmyer's Detroit Gas
ket. Norm Halleen's Index and
Earl Benton's Gerisch. head the
Is clubs, mostly from Johnny Mill
let's House, going into action FRI
day. Joey Paulus' Chene-Tromhly
Recreation and Bill MorlarJ
koppitz will have their say, ne. :
Saturday.
Ford Tool and Die. Sunday
Classic. Detroit Edison, Electrical
Association, Left-Handers Classic.
Michigan Tool and Detroit Post
Office leagues are booked this
Sunday when rolling starts at Il
a. m Jack Botkin's WIS Tool and
bill TaVella's West Warren are
the only two Class As.
! Barney Adair'S Lucky Strike
Rec. is the only one listed Mon
day. while Don Cantwelrs Soltes.
Joe Vests Nelson. Angelo Dami-
cos Midwest. Ernie Bolle's South
eastern Rec. and John Kula's
Kemba Manufacturing are the
Others besides Burr'S De Luxe
/ Tuesday.
TAKE THIRD PLACE
Or. Mitchell Korbelak's Five
and Al Kaszowski'S Line 60 10
work Wednesday Ed Klug's Unity.
Dan Shields Rainbow No. and
Ed Rzeppa's Glenn are others
carded Thursday.
/ A. j Smolka's Butt Five ac-
counted for the only change made
among the leaders after three
squads were completed Saturday
when il shot 232 pins over its
average to take fourth place in
Glass {. The team, with an aver
age of 2454. rolled 933-90l -S52 for
1856. Mike Myers was high man
with 1873 l99-207 for 604.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Times Sweeps Champs
Are Crowned Sunday
II Elves Are at
Imperial for
Final Rolling.
Nv HAROLD KAHL

It's getaway day in the eleventh
annual and most successful Detroit
Times Bowling Sweepstakes al
Imperial Recreation this Sunday
A total OF u teams will make the
final shots and they are deter
mined to make them good ones
BY m dnig ut champions and
winners Of the 500 top prizes and
Detroit Times medals in each Of
the five classes will be known.
Present leaders anXiously are
awaiting the clock 10 strike y be-
cause they will know then for sure.
For one club. Alex Triblo's tleN-
O-Tubc Receiving. the wait for the
final reckoning has been almost
as long as the duration of the
event. Is week-ends. Receiving
shot 265S in Class r Jan. 80 and
has been on top ever since.
Next is George Mcclellan 5
Farris Bros. which totaled 1924
Feb. u. The others are of more
recent dates. Frank Hlubik' 5
Duggan'S Five hit 2740 in Glass d
March and q day later Mike
Kleitch's Manor Five cam e
through with 29l1 in Class c.
Louis Burr's Deluxe tumbled 3l09
in Glass A March 81.