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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Women B0wIers
Open City Meet

Bowling Projectors Association
teams Nos g. 7 and and Palmer
Parker No 8 took the early leads
IS the annual Women's City Bowl
ING Tournament opened Saturday
at the Palmer Park Recreation.
Edna Hamilon'S 429 paced No
9 10 the front in Glass { with
2069 Jewell y Areas 413 No : in
d with 1921 Ruby Adams 45I
No IN r with 1871, and Clara
Hermanan'S 432 Palmer Park no.
. with 1896.
Judge John y. Watts was mas
Ter of the opening ceremonies. m
which Frank MItlcl secretary OF
The Detroit Bowl ling Association,
Try GicS. president of the Proprie-
tors. Mrs Emma Hill. Madeline
Romen. Ann ZieSSe. Marie Loeb
lem Women City Association
officers. and Joe Whisper Of Palmer
Park Recreation took part
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Prize Money Incites
Trailers in Metro

in defeating George & Murray
while Standard loses 10 MI Elliott
George & Murray needs three to
pass Koppitz. Chene-Trombly can
end the deadlock with Progressive
in dlSposing of Martin as Pro
greSSiye must take Rainbow. II
can be done but was not done
enough by rivals along the way &c
bar Rainbow'S flight 10 the top.
Sam Barnett iumed his 45-game
average 10 1914. Don Brichta is
second on 1883. Sylvester Thiel
had 1900 when he left Chene-
Trombly 10 90 into league
where they use a different ball and
strikes count more. Brlchta, ac-
cordng 10 reports, is due to fol-
low Thiel before many weeks pass.
Jack Crlley has 1896, Edwin
TroSlpn, l9O.37 and Henry Weber,
1898. BriChtaS series OF a26
remains tops Charles Pelter
shows 721. Robert Johnston, III
and Dorl 7O2 Ranbow's 3175
stays first and Standards 1870.
High games are as follows:
Brichta. 29S Weber. 2S9, Dorl
80. Harry Gidden. 27S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

preside 81 the opening ceremonies
Tor the twelfth time next Saturday
" hen Johnny PauluS SandlotterS
and Frank ReSchS lieavyweightS
tOtshng 1905 pounds, hook up 90
$50 p. ri.
10 date this years entry ha.
exceeded mat of last by 80 teams
525 doubles and $40 individuals
The 1912 event attracted l0ll
team, I1l5 doubles. and 1880
singles.
The winners are guaranteed TOP
prizes o. $500 500 and $50 IN the
three divisions in which $50 rs
scratch in the fve-men $40 m the
doubles and 10 IN the singles
TWO-thrds Of the difference be-
tween bowlerS average and
scratch IF, added or deducted. 10
me score OF each game rolled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Bobby Doerr Accepts
Terms of Red SOx

BOSTON, March 20 GNSb
Bobby Doerr. he Red SoA crack
second baSeman was a member OIL
the club in good standing today
>plking reports that he would stay
in a Pacific Coast war plant
Bobby accepted the SoX terms in
a telephone conversation with
General Manager Eddie Collins
and prepared tosCome on TO Tufts
College, where the SoN are train.
ms.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Pontiac Champs
Rolling in CY0

St Joseph, winner Of the team
championship last year on a 2S4Z
total, will be among the 20 Pontiac
teams making their bids for honor>
in the Catholic Youth Organize
tons annual bowling tournament
at the Recreation Building Sunday
when more than 100 will be on the
alleys
Pontiac also viii dominate the
competition in the matinee events
with a. doubles and Il singles. 81
Joseph'S 2S42 was made last season
when $50 average was scratch.
This year il is S75 and the Pontiac
rollers are expected 10 soar higher
Twelve teams from St. Anne. ! /
from Precious Blood and 10 each
from 81. Stani>lauS and 81. Mar
tin also are listed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
$50 Pin Tournament Prize
Fund Reaches $1,000

With FIVE days still remaining
10 file entries for tho twelfth an
nusl Class 3 $50 handicap bowling
tournament opening al Chenc-
Tr0mbly next Saturday. The prize
fund already mas reached the
Sll OOO-mark. or 5000 more than
last year Ted Markell, secretary
announced SATURDAY.
A toiai Of 100 teams. 7 go
doubles combinations and 200
individuals are entered At present.
All three groups are expected 10
he increased considerably by the
time ~ the entry deadline Thurs
DAY ~ midnight
The FIRST weekend viii pe cor-
fined 20 team rolling. with SIX
SQUADS SATURDAY and FIVE next
sunday. Judge John y. Watts VIII
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
All ENENTs
Bouling Slang

MISUNDERSTANDING An inn
properly turned bali Also refers
TO action ON newly Sheilaced
alleys
SNAKE EYES-The 40 split.
SNOWPLOW Same as a
s"eeper
SOUR-A poor hail: one which
fades one that leaves mp 81 or 10.
SOuR APPLE Same as above
STEAl-To get more pins than
YOU hit Tor, or that YOU deserved
on hits.
SANDWICH GATE Same as
Dutch 200
SHORT PIN-Nhen pin roll
ing or spinning on the alley falls
to contact = standing pin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Times All-Star Classic
High Scorers

Team event Three games stroh 8. 1895
Mineralites. 1852. Coca-Cola 324S. Chene
Tflmbly Recreation. 323S. Fife. 3lf2.
Team event-One Eame Mineralites
l17f, Pans. 1854. Stroh. 1881; Murdoch
IItO. Coca Cola lips
Individual event Three games John
Cummins ParsClean. 761, Lorne Trickett.
coca Cola 747 Al Robinson. Mmeralites,
729. Joe Plappert. stroh. 7l9
Individual event-One game Cy Co
ralczyk SaCkman's ISL Emil LaRudde
De Luxe. 2s6 Roger Overmyer Detroit
Esskrt. 27q. Dave BerEFf PartFrIean.
25e Harold Aren. Minersii'es 27s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Aliens toDefend
Title at Garden
STANDINGS
CLASS 4

Clara and Harry Allen. winners
last year on a 1877 total are
among the three Class A cham.
pionship combinations scheduled IN
the fourth annual Husband and
Wife Bowling Tournament at the
Garden Recreation this Sunday
when so couples will be on the
alleys
Louise and Stephen COnley, who
won with 1899 in 1910. Ida and
Robert Shay, who topped the field
in 1874 with 1900. are the others.
AS a result The leading l225 of
Beatrice and William HowdieShell
is expected TO be bettered.
Joe Norris, Wally Reppenhagen,
Fred Wolf Tom Rooney. Charles
kotarSki. Elwood Blake and their
wives are among those rolling
Monday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
28OOs ENACT TOLL

On the other hand the Mineral
ties. composed of Al Robinson.
Tim" Miller. Howard Curtin and
Tom Rooney in addition TO Allen,
are tied for fourth IN the Times
All-Star Classic. For time they
were challenging seriously for first
place. but too many 2S00s have
drawn them six games off the
pace
Eight Glass b outfits will be
out trying 10 reach the 1924 OF
George MacLellan'S Farris Bros.
They are Joe Hogan'S Miller'S.
Bill fuckers Fort Park. "Morrie"
Greensboro BelroSe, Joe MillerS
Fabricators. Lester Cults Holly
wood. Norman Lang's Ekhardt Il
Becker and Tony Noghs Jag
lowicZ.
The latter three are from Paul
MobleyS House loop which also
will have four fives in Glass &
and one in ID aiming at the 29ll
of Mike Kleitch's Manor and 2740
of Frank Hlubik's Duggan'S. Alex
Triblo's Flex-O-Tube Receiving
rules Class r where there also
will be q big play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Times SWeeps
HIGH SCORERS

fasr Align htfss Cbrt BNKgWss,
FIFE. n mes Att.Star classic. taA HisH
single Elmer Dreher John McGIew Nj
EiNOff senior House ZTt
Glass B-Hgh series and tigh single
Sherman LRmbly Fairs Bros Michigar
Major Classic 732 and 2ss
Class HiEh series. Lou Serianni 40
ltf's Five Mite Life esq HiEh single
.Jr Tel fker Cfccks Clinton Valley Zss
Glass ~ HiEr series and high single
Vincent EeHs Pirates MAJOR League. COS
and 21s
Class p H-n sres srf r.gn single
l1nn Lilac. Receiving. fleH % Tuue. oJl
M 2g6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Blake and Simpson
Meet Lapeer Pair

Elu God Blake and Irving SImp-
son. members OF the Times All
Star Classic. Will meet Byron
Winters and Pete Teilz of Lapeer
in l2-game doubles match for
a purse OF S4O0 AT the Highland
Park Auditorium tins Sunday al
I %. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Women S Doubles Set
Al Victory Saturday

Dorothy Merchant will hold her
first annual Womeny Victory
doubles handicap bowling tourna-
ment at the Victory Recreation
next Saturday. A 500 first prize
is guaranteed FOR three games
across >lN alleys with scratch
average 375. a total Of 90 per
cent being added or deducted.
Entries close Tuesday AT midnight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Mixed Doubles Title
Match Ends Sunday

Hattie Wooster and Fred Car
della. cl'S mixed doubles bowling
champions will complete their
14-gamc match against Elvlra
Hens and Joey PauluS. Chal-
lcngerS. with seven games ~ the
Mt. Elliott Recreation this sun
day ~ $50 =. M The series
opened ~ Chene-TroUhiy Recrea-
ton Saturday night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Entry DeddIine NedrS
For Trenton Doubles

Entries close March % for the
double, bowling classic 10 be held
At klein'S Recreation In Trenton.
starting April ,. The event IS d.
Ndcd into four divisions A. or
open. b not 10 exceed $50 IN aN-
erageS. & $50 and - 300 FIRST
prizes IN 3 and & are $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Metro AII-S+ar Classic

Team event Three gsmss RbinbD~
Recreation. J7J, Palmer Pam Recreation.
Ios7 standard 7072 National. 1893
Team event one game STANDARD 1870,
Rainbow illa. Southeastern Recreation,
Jos NJ Elhsu Recreation, 1884
Individual event Three games Don
Bfchta 12s Charles Perisr 72l Robert
Johnston. III. Mel D7rl. 7O2
Individual event one gAms Don
Prichts. 2ss Hank Weber. 2Ss Me- DofL
$50 HArE GMddsn 2lh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Times Sweepstakes
Pin STANDINGS

CLASS
Psrisclean 1904
STANDARD 1887
Ekhsrdt a Becker 2s46
Fife 2e42
Palmer Park Recreation 2s3iI
Chene TrOmbly Recreation 2s0e
KoppitI 2bhO
Nereur,o Bros. 1871
Farrs Bros Michigan MAJOR 3O2l
Ksrs River Rouge 2els
GrosKko's Five 2s76
Nelson 16a2
De Luxe 1927
Farms Bro, Paim. Para 1924
O IArrys Five ISIS
MeCarthyG Five S'5
Jeans Wan" uA. F''
Manor FN. 2sn
Gene Cloutier. EcOrBs 27S6
Ternnedt Machine ounDsrs 1883
City Towel 277A
koppitI. NorhvIns 716s
kulWicki 1891
De soto Pipe Frt.rs 7752
Detroit Police, Fourth Prscinc 273l
Petncks Five 2TSS
DU. n T, NoCl,,r 271
CLASS d
Duggsns F1ys 2140
George a Jerry 2il6
Chrysler LmpisI Tool Crib. 3ss2
Federal Hogui hsrIoes 1870
Gemmsr inspection 266q
Bonn Zephsr 1000
Turtle l6as
Garden 264T
i Chryslsr Besvy Repair 1855
/ CLASS
FIex q. Tube Receiving BOSS
Special Engineering Checkers 1881
Ford Victory Five 2t4l
\ De Soto Reds 2tlN
Grand Rive tnu2
PArksids sHAs
Esy Five 1898
American pacemskefs tHNI
. Eh~Nsler John Shipping 2iNh
~ .tfJnlafir Nils ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Roll Return Match Here

Harold Aliens MineraiteS Of
the Times All-Star Classic Will
meet Paul Dyes Gsrber-Bulck Of
Saginaw IN a return bowling
match AT the Palace Recreation
next Saturday AT $50 p m The
Carriers Won an early match IN
Saginaw bv 40 pins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
AN-Stars in Benefit

Joe Scribner and Henry Ehrle
Of the Detroit Times All-Star
Classic Will be the rival captains
OF the two all-Star bowling teams
that will roll for The benefit of
Red Cross al the Grandmont Rec
rcation Monday at 10 p m. q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
GRTATFR DETROIT
tFTidAtl

Ie IaEe-D. ~ NerCuru aur.s IL
''prI. Cola 49, $50 rIaT.. aE Indian Viz
axe vs. Fknarit pecke- So Fffs HI. ne
luxe IS. IS co.'s mp.r - Altes so.
Ramona vs.. ~ r'raltes ll.I1 Chsae-
IiumrF vs. S'rah 1914 Aircraft vs.
Fariscle4n l5-lr. A. Olympic Recreation.
.74a National % Ggaua River ss5 . m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

In bowling as every one knows
the higher up the scale a club
finishes the greater the reward IN
prize money And while the big
coin goes 10 Rainbow, unless Mel
Doris students quit the Metro
politan Classic and forfeit their
remaining games, Standard. kop-
pitt, George & Murray. Chene-
Trombly, and Progressive want
that second place split
Consequently. Sundays matches
carry a little weight even if the
teams mentioned lack champion
ship rating. That nine-game front
Rainbow has now is apt to hold
even if Doris demons drop few
along the way. The season closes
April 25
Koppltz can take second alone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

SPAN Distance between thumb
and finger hole
SLEEPER--A hidden pin.
TANDEM Two pins one be-
hind the other, such a. the Is.
The 2-S and the 30 Called IN
some sections a railroad
TAP-ENpression used when a
pin is left standing on AN APP
parently perfect hit; came from
the old table stake poker days.
TURKEY Three strikes m q
row.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Big Leaguers Roll
In Lutheran
Walter Reppenhaeen
Heads Star Cast

Big leaguerS 60 after the
Lutheran team prize Sunday at
Great Lakes Recreation where
Gears, led bv Walter Reopen
hagen, are on schedule after a
postponement from Feb. 7 Other
members Of the team are Bill
kenet, Fred Wolf. Herbert Mer-
tens and Harry Bell.
Team rolling ends with the cur
rent session unless few are per.
mitted 10 go on March IS when
two squads Of singles and doubles
are listed MertenS won The sin
giles and all-eventS IN 1888 and
Reppenhagen in 1886. Wolf took
.all-eNentS IN 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
MICHIGAN MAJOR
~ edneSdH,J

koppfz vs Al,,s ALLEYS 9. Foreman
"a \ Tool. 81 Standard As queen
So he LIKE. N We Ramona $ a.
Cres' Lanes l2701 Fullerton and Grand
RIVER. 81 =. 10
Fepsl Cola We. Nelson. alleys - sack
man vs. Myrtle 80 Farr.s ys Pahs'. SIS.
Wigs SIS. Olympic IS A. RsmonA
decoration. 1880 MCSIch,h 9 3 m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Favor Present Leaders
To Win State Event
Detroit Heads
3 Of 4 Events
in Port Huron

Although FIVE week-ends Of COM
petition still remain, the cham
pionship slate OF the fortieth an
.nual tournament Of the Michigan
State Bowling Association seems
TO be quite definitely decided in
Port Huron.
Judging from the field that IL
left, il will take only the biggest
upSetS 10 unseat the present lead
erS. They are Joe Norris Stroh
in the team event, 3061; Roger
.OVermyer and Fred Gardella in
the doubles, 1914: Joe Buehler Of
.OwosSo in the singles. TOT, and
Mike Angelic in the aii-events,
1897
With one exception. all leading
totals suFPasS those of last year
when Louis Burr'S National shot
3008, Fred Wolf and Cass Grygier
1928 and Walter Reppenhagen 1874
at Saginaw. Mette StandiSh, also
of Detroit won the singles with
.736. Augello'S 1897 is the best all
events since Phil Bauman's 20O4
at Grand Rapids in 1887.
MORE THAN so LEFT
Among those still waiting their
turns 10 bowl are more than 80
teams from Detroit. Eleven will
get their chance next Saturday
and the most formidable Of the
group appears 10 be Mel DOrTs
Rainbow r recreation, present
leader OF the Metropolitan ALI
Star Classic.
Others are Barney Adairs Lucky
Strike Rec. Leo Reppenhagents
Pirates, I'D KraftS WY. Georg<
WalZcCka's Goebel Roy Koons<
Ternstedt Main. VIC CzapSkis
Goebel, Al ClaSquin'S and Archie
Van Houtte's Archway Rec. Nos |
and , Bruce Richmond'S Ralston
and Fred krecke's Parkside.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

INt NlNIhNIDt
3l13 3 Isasto0. ~ AcoouesH u "a
LupLcoAnnp Isior scHAITtR. nj,
HWOHoOHuVH Ts0ksu VI 1919
Opso Boshnu AL DAY Saturday ara SUNDAY
10 n Until Cio''oq weekday Tnn After 3
ARCHWAY 'o, 49, t s,.I 'f gI., AVE.
Opsn Bosiirp Saturday. and Sundays from
- urut 30 ". b" Adioioino
LRGYIF pEc io'sl NoRrHtAws ave.
HilV TX ilLO' NO s662
from 10 a ~ to clo'0s Youn L,s' u Hso
prIrnu pr ~ VERNON At wArrRMA
OGNVV" NV VI 2.sOso
OPEN sorhos At DAY SATURDAYS ARD sunda,
from 20 A. {" Urtil cIo'in0 t'eeIl'o' Aus,'
BOWLING SCHOOL is.i1u,io, '' ". on,
open Bowling Al oO saturday. ard sunday
B0Wl .0.DR0Ht R.o7 OaSIte 40 s'
op.n so-nna AL DAY saturday. ard sunday
Beautiful Cocktail toungs. rouil Ike ~
BOWL WOOD REC. s. 51'p e,s S00p IN 10.
Modern Sirsamlinsd Ausys Ooen Bo~hns
Contnuouy All DAY visit Our Bar.
nInutlr ~ &. CONGRESS
URUIllRI 20 Alleys CT. 3i63 Tabi'
Opeu B0~hN0 Oails tom N. Unth Cl0'ln'
select League Openings Nts Mhoaasmsot
CHeNe TROMBLY s s1i' S' e,S,. rHJF a Si
MIDNIGHT for Famous $50 handicap Tour
ns, Is Your Team tntefed7
nruov uslS WHITTIER. AZ KELLY 20.
ns.A- gs.l.ss-1opAX -issaa-s-.a- A tei
CLOSING Nome OF the Famous Basset.o' Ch'tss'
DETROIT RECREATION s Sa1GTtI ca. So a.
~ AIlsy, Open Bowl'uo At Az Tim''l
Convenient 10 All Transportation Lines
GARDEN RtG. &c cGNTRAtIY Lockrto
op,n BOWLING Az DAY sat. sun. from 10 A.
Untile CLOSING. Convenient 10 Az Transportation
coIun nruIpu rqi, FERRY PAR
bhANU ILNlnRl ~. 5-sl@N
oui,t.u Alisy, IN Detroit opsn BoAlins saiur
DAY, ard sundsy, from 10 A. ~. Until Clo'ini
Excellent Bus AID street Car seO'cs.
cnrlTIIyrc 10 BALTIMORE
UnEAI lAhCO ~ Woodward MA. 636
An 90 An,y, Available Tor opsn Bo~iins ss,ur
day, ard Sundau from 20 A. ~ Until CLOSING
uIJ nnnnc SIS wTsr GRAND sLVo
op,r so~lino Az osy ss,urssu sud suodayr
Daytime League Reservations Available.
IMPERIAL RtC, GENERALLY LOCATED
~ Modern Alleys.
opsr Every DAY Until "'duioht MA s'se
4 UCKY STRIKE S Is, s ssAsO s NV a.. =
Open Boufina TODAY from N a. N Unm %
A ~ "a Rfuntvick CsnBunial Alleys Ere
Inrruetiopt BY Ruth Johnston. Bar Nov open
nlurTc mr. 20 BOWLING ALLEY!
.lUWC } nLbs 40 BILLIARD TABLES
Cocktail Louns- NJ. s3l
i8s2s East Jsaston al Lasila~n.
CONStUT TAIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Pin Leeeu
Schedules
TINIFS CLASSIC

TINIFS CLASSIC
---t tuesday
Aircraft W Caskets. sur,s 10. Coca.
Cola vs. Chenr Tromby. a.s tshardt
Becker -Psriseiesn. SO; Prps- C-,5 VS.
De LuNe-W - Fife vs. TUeu'eth Cen
ur,, 80. Vernon " streh IIiz. Mn.
erAhtes " sacEman 1870 Murdock vs.
Krakow. l5-1s, az olympic Recreation g7ft
National g 3 m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21

George Murray VS. KQpptlZ alleys ?
Chene TrOmby vs.. Marin, 81 STANDARD
vs. Mt Elliott SIS National vs. Palmer
Park IS. Southeastern vs. Wech. $40,
Progressive ~ Rainbow HIP AZ Nogu,
Recreation Cadieux near Harper 30 D. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-21
Parisclean Threatened
In Times Sweepstakes
De Luxe s. Joins
Mineralites in
Pin Assault
By HAROLD RAHI.

f4afoid Aliens MineraiitPS and
LOUIS BurrS De Luxe. two of the
few strong Class A teams remain.
ing. are going after the leading
1904 OF Johnny CrimminS' Paris
clean IN the feature OF The De-
itroit Times Bowling SweepSt axes
rolling at Imperial Recreation
Sunday a. 100 p m.
a number Of other clubs have
been on the same errand since
lParlSclean shot IT'S total February
III 10 Gust Joey Paulus' Chene-
lTrombly Recreation from the
drivers seal IL occupied until then
with 1908. but none has reached
the destination. Ellis Walker
standard came the closest with
l29S7 last Sunday.
There rs certain assurance
coming from Allen and Burr their
teams mean business and Will
give all IN the attempts. To make
matters more interesting Allen
Iinclted a bitter rivalry between
the pair Saturday.
MUST BE SOFT
"I'll admit" he said. "ws
haven't been able to nick n
pound OF butter as far IA tour
naments go this season. We are
afflicted with 2SOOitis for that's
about as high as we shoot. But
its about time 20 get up of our
chairs and have n big night. l
have a bunch II will be Sunday.
Furthermore. you ran lay tt
on the line wei beat this
'BT-r-T-r' crowd. Just watch and
see" he concluded.
While those first remarks drew
only laughs from Burr and his
mates. Frank Zion, Tony Novak
Jimmy Marshall and Therman
Gibson, it was apparent those last
ones irked them no little. De Luxe
is proud of the fact II IS leading
the Michigan Major and IN Glib
son has a man who has been fail
ing the sticks of late.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20

Ohio oil-Lavendar oPC No. 8
NV sWA SEX 3O-51N-1OOW
Testing production 4077.
ohio-Baston A No. p
NV SWA NEA 5-50-10O
Waiting on rotary tools ISL.
Ohio oi-Baston A No.
NV SEA NWH 5-5ON-1O0w
Drilling 1857.
ohio-Baston A No.
NV sWA NWA 5-5ON-1OOw
Spudding First report).
Ohio oil-Baston A No.
NV SEA NEA 5-5ON-100W
Waiting on rotary tools, 1862.
Yale Petroleum-Govt. Tract 1 No /
NE SEA sen 32-52N-100W
Rotary rig.
Ohio oil-sonners Acct. No. 8
c NEA sen s-51N-1OOW
Testing production $500.
Texaco-O Ora Sonners No.
NE sWA NEA sO-51N-1O0W
Testing production 3431.
Ohio Oil-Wilson A No.
NV sWA NWA 4-5O-1OOW
Shut down 100.
Yale Petroleum Hancock No.
NV NEA NEA 5-5ON-1OOw
Fishing 4351.
osHoTo DOME Crook County
Oscar Burns No. l
NV NWA NEA 17-53-67W
Drilling sos.
PILOT BUTTE-Freemont County
British-American Tribal I'D" No.
CW1a sWA NwA 15-sN-1w
Preparing to set whipstock.
PEDRO-Weston County
Bing-Jackson No. 2
NV NWA NWH 6-45N- 62W
Shut down SIS.
SEGMENT DIsT.-Natrona County
Lakota Oil & Gas No.
G NWA 4-36N-S1W
Drilling $500.
sHERRARD DOME-Carbon County
Sinclair w yoming King No.
Sc NEANE1a 31-25N-sSW
Drilling 1915.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20

SPRING CREEK FMLD-r resmOus
County
Hintze No. i
Sc NwE NWM 7-2SN-92W
Plugged hack 70 Ills;
Gun perforated 1OsO-1l10
Showed water.
STEAMBOAT BUTTE-Freemont Co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CT,
NE NWH NWA 5-sN.1W
Rigging up 41s2.
SULPHUR CREEK-utnta County
Wyoming Utah Assoc. No.
Sc seq sWA 14-13N-119W
Drilling 663.
WERTz FIELD-Carbon County
Sinclair Wyoming Wertz I'D" No. /
E5h NwA 1-26N-90w
saltwater county,
Drilling $3.50.
Sinclair Wyoming Wertz HE" No. 81
NE NEA SEA 12-26N- 90W
Rig up. First report).
WEST MULE CREEK--Niobrara %.
Fall River R & P Co. No. 81
CSL sen SEX s5-40N-61W
Shut down 2731.
WYOMING AUTHORIZATIONS Co.
Pm. P. Inc.-State No. /
NE Cor. Lot /, See. ,s6-25N-115W
Drilling 1886.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20
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large amount of gas selling for 8 cents
and some is contracted for even less. 1t
has long been recognized that producers
cannot amortize drilling costs on 4-eent
gas in Shelby Kelvin fields, as an ex-
ample Inasmuch as this tax cannot be
passed on to the pipeline companies,
small producers cannot afford cut of
ssths of cent per thousand cubic feet.
1t is understood that the measure re-
suited from recent supreme court de-
cision which held that gas exported
from Montana, in interstate commerce,
is not subject to the 3sths cent gas tax
on gas pipelines.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-02-20

Forty thousand women war workers
have recently been transferred from
Scotland to factories in England, where
they are needed more.