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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Ouattrocento
Trend Seen
At Opera
BY JOAN DEAN
THE valentino touch

THE valentino touch
b evident at the country's smart
Jest events-was prominent at
the opening of the Metropolitan
Opera. according 10 New York
fashion scouts. A bevy of social
ties, including Valentino herself,
appeared in costumes represent
ing her newest theme, the quat-
trOcento.
Adapted from costumes Of the
fifteenth century, the quattro-
cento silhouette has moulded
body lines, a crescent-shaped
off-the-shoulder neckline. short
sleeves and bosom drapery.
GLAMOROUS IN sky blue
chiffon made with high neck
and long sleeves, Mrs. William
Randolph Hearst was among
the fashionables who made fash
ion history at the Met opening.
Into the gathered skirt OF her
gown was set a panel Of deep
sapphire blue To complement
this, Mrs. Hearst wore her IA
nous Sapphires.
Valentino expressed her quat-
trocento trend in sweeping
sheath of dull black crepe.
LOCAL GLAMOUR in jewelry
for her Christmas is shown in
the adjoining sketch. Mexican
sterling silver, hand wrought
into conversation pieces. fash
ions some Of the newest and
smartest jewelry TO be found.
If she loves simple smart
things, give her the modern link
bracelet (A) which has a satin
finish and general air Of chic.
II IS $40 Matching earrings OBJ,
with the much-wanted clip
fasteningS are s. the pair.
DANCING DOLLS CD in tho
sketch, logged out IN authentic
Mexican costume and holding
marraccaS. do a fiery rhumba
and are caught by the craftsman
for your lapel. The dolls are
$3.50 each-and either the pair
or a single one would make an
unusual and charming gift.
Give her giitter--vla CO. the
sunburst spray Of rhincStoneS
and simulated rubics. Fashioned
into a delicate flower form. II Is
backed with gold washed metal.
has plenty OF Scintillation for
-S13.50. Also comes in rhine
stones and simulated emcraldS
or rhinestones and simulated
sapphireS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

large t40-42) Small size, view B,
takes 2As yards 35-inch fabric.
Send 20 cents in coins for
every Anne Adams Pattern
Write plainly size, name, ad-
dress and style number.
Our new fall and winter pat
tern book. Send 10 cents extra.
Send your order 10 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

sheer stuff,
detail IL for
hostess duty.
r r i'm m q d
with rufhing
or bias bind
ing, II makes
an at tr a c.
tive gift
= a ttern
4564 is avail
able in sizes:
S m IL 49,
3i). medium
(36- 3S) and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

BE SMART do your own
upholstering, ANY woman with
ordinary intelligence can do as
good a job as an expensive
professional provided she has
our simple, nontechnical d.
rections.
Instructions $40 give direc-
tons for upholstering.
Send Is cents in coins for
this pattern 10 the Laura
Wheeler Pattern Department,
1925 Times Square, Detroit 81,
Mich.
Send an additional Is cents
for our new 32-page Needle
craft Catalog. Containing 1873
illustrations of beautiful de-
signs for embroidered linens,
knitting, crochet, quilts, home
decorations and TOYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
For Thursday, December ..

For Thursday, December ..
MARCH 2f TO APRIL 90
Aries Success will depend
upon what you have TO do and
how you do it. Neither espe-
eially suspicious nor restricting.
APRIL II TO MAY go
Taurus-Trouble il you aren't
on guard and don't attend closely
TO your business. Don't invite
dissension. b tier TO remain
silent than argue unless, of
course, il is a question OF honor,
principle.
MAY or TO JUNE 2f
GemlHi-Be advised 10 be on
your toes, agreeable, industrious.
Not an easy day unless you put
your shoulder firmly 10 the
wheel. Do, and you'll be on the
winning side.
JUNE 22 TO JULY rs
Cancey-So-so day? Give your
self a pep talk, inspire others to
step up their ambition and ac-
tiWty. You can make dull
day and mediocre material both
interesting and productive.
JULY ~ TO AUG. 20
Leo-Plan your schedule early
and you will find that's a big
part Of the job, then proceed 10
carry out plans with as little
fuss and fanfare as possible.
AUG. 20 TO SEPT. rs
Virgo - Fortunate rays for
familiar work, the things you
have 10 d., and those for which
you are trained.
SEPT. "a TO OCT. 20
Ltbrd-You are one Of the few
highly favored in planet aspects.
Esteem for sturdy will-power.
You can make Roadway in your
usual occupation and increase
outside advantages by new ideas,
methods, equipment.
OCT. 2L TO NOV. %
Scorpio-You'll have to make
a stronger effort now, especially
on urgent and important work.
Don't spend time on any trivial
items or things Of temporary
value. Watch finances closely.
NOV. % TO DEC. 22
Sagittdrius-One of hos
tricky periods when you can
be caught off guard. Finish in
completed matters before taking
on new tasks. unless the latter
are war emergencies.
DEC. IS TO JAN. 2f
Cdpric0rH-You born Dec. "a
are more favored than you born
before Dec. % in exhilarating
planetary aspects. However, all
Of you can enjoy measure Of
success by employing your tai
ents intelligently.
JAN. % TO FEB. 90
AQudrius-It can be fruitful
and friendly if you work with
consistence and W ng the
benefic influences your way. In
dustrial, mechanical trades,
laborious tasks more favored
than the artistic or less practi-
cal.
FEB. Of TO MARCH 90
Pisces - Your aspects are ia
vorable; make the best of oppor-
tunity and advantages about
you.
4 CHILD born on this day:
Bright, enterprising, straight
forward, inclined TO be too alb
rupt at times.
Copyright 1913 hy KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable
Note to Holiday Shoppers

magazine entitled the Office Shopper dated 1910.
following bit Of entitled PLANT to the Saint;
pearls diamond rings,
a silver cage with a bird that sings.
! don't a that's blocks long
Jade from dynasty Fong.
Could YOU bring TO without much fuss
daily present-a the bus?
The way get this daily present seat on the bus
shop early the day and home about 23O IN the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

APPROXIMATELY FIVE mil
hon unused wire hangers lying
about IN Detroit homes will buy
a huge number OF gifts 10 glad
den the hearts Of Servicemen II
housewives hurry 10 turn them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Red Cross Needs

RED CROSS campaign office
is in need Of volunteer typlstS
beginning Wednesday. Dec. s,
any time between 9 and ;.
Please report 20 Red Cross
campaign headquarters, third
floor. IA W. Fort street, or call
Randolph 97S5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

MY FATHER took down his
hands from behind his head and
Strengthened his figure with an
alert air which told me that my
diffident suggestion had met
with his approval
1t couldn't be better" he
said, then added more slowly
las far as Miner is concerned.
He, no doubt, remembers well
the night when Noel knocked
Steve unconscious because, fol-
lowing an after-theater supper
with Mary - at our behest -
Steve appeared at the apart
ment, drunk. and brandishing a
bottle of wine for a last drink.
He will understand NoePs prohi-
bition as he wouldn't understand
anything else. But Steve would
be afraid 10 give Veritzen that
excuse, the falsehood OF which
could be so easily proved"
Anything viii Do
NO. he couldn't use that with
Phil" / said, but almost any
thing else will do, for Phil is
ready 10 pretend acceptance OF
whatever Steve says. Yet. / take
il. you do not wish Steve's sus-
picions 10 be aroused, as they
might be if / were 10 advise him
10 present too himsy an excuse,
and, also, the pretext must be
strong enough 10 appeal TO
Miner, who Will know at once
that Steve could not use Noels
threat in his interview with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Water Cress
Combinations
Pickup Meals
By PRUDENCE PENNY

WE OFTEN think Of water
cress, that bright green, pun
gent favored vegetable, as only
a garnish or salad ingredient
but in truth IL has a variety OF
uses. High in vitamins A and
{. II should be used often. You
will find il plentiful on the
market al all seasons,
Like every other green vege-
table, water CresS must be
young and fresh 10 be good.
When you buy it snap leaf be-
tween your fingers TO be sure
il is crisp. Avoid that with
yellow or wilted leaves.
As soon as possible after pur-
CHASING unite the bunch OF
water cress and rinse in cold
water-do not soak. Wrap in
damp, clean towel or napkin
and store in refrigerator but
no; in ice tray. Do not leave
in the light-this will wilt and
yellow the leaves.
Try the following combina-
tionS. They will add a new
taste appeal to your menus.
Water Cress Soup
l pound water cress
3 tablespoons butter or mar
garine
2 tablespoons butter or mar
garine
: tablespoons -four
2 tablespoons salt
5 peppercorns
) cups white stock or chicken
broth.
Wash water cress carefully
and cook 10 10 II minutes in
boiling water 10 cover. Drain
off most of water and add 3
tablespoons butter or marga-
rine. Stew very slowly for
about Is minutes longer.
lake white sauce of 2 table
spoons shortening, flour, season.
ines and stock. Cook 5 10 7
minutes. Add 10 stewed water
cress and heat for one minute.
Put soup through fine strainer:
return 10 saucepan and reheat.
Garnish with water cress when
serving.
Water Cress Souffle
l cup seasoned white sauce
2 teaspoon chopped onion
] cup cooked water creSs
3 eggs
2 cup grated cheese
Combine white sauce. onion,
wstei cresS, beaten egg yolks
and cheese. Cool 20 minutes
fold ir stiffly beaten whites.
Bake in slow oven 1925 degrees
in { dish set in hot water for
l hour.
hot Cress Biscuits
Mix biscuit dough with water
cress leaves. bake and serve hot
The same recipe may be uSeC
for corn meal biscuits and corr
bread.
Sandwich Special
2 slices white toast
4 minced sardines
Sliced sweet pickle
2 chopped olives
l bunch water cress
Horseradish
Radishes.
Trim and butter toast. ar
range ingredients on bread and
spread with mayonnaise. Serve
with sliced tomatoes.
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Continued tomorrow)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

A CHILD born on this day:
Bright, enterprising, straight
forward, inclined to be too alb
rupt at times.
Copyright 1919 by KING Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

If she's dreaming of glitter Christmas consider the
sterling silver. Modern Mexican link bracelet (B) and
harmonizing clip earrings CA The sunburst pin (C)
has the opulence of Russian ewey in rhnestones
with simulated rubes sapphires emerads. The dane
ing dolls Cd pins and have been caught by the
Mexican slversmith as they execute a fast rhumba.
shopping Information call Joan Dean. Cherry $500 line
betueen a m and . m-Saturdays, $50 to $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
APRON

THIS PRETTILY ruTled
apron, Pattern 1854. is designed
to win the acclaim Of your back
fence critics. In simple percale.
as shown ~ does X. =. IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
CHRISTMAS GLITTER Pitfalls Of Love
= BY Adele Garrison

Veritzen, but Will wish 10 know
and approve the reason which
Steve does give 10 his employer.
/ stopped. literally out Of
breath. but encouraged by the
approving interest in my fathers
eyes.
You have worked that out
very well" he said. Have you
decided on the excuse that Steve
can give 10 NeritZen for wishing
10 resign. one that Miner VIII
consider plausible?'
Several Possibilities
There are several" I said, a
bit uncertainty, not realizing
that my eyes must have gone 10
Dicky's in silent appeal until my
husband broke in with an eX-
plosive ejaculation: Eyes"
Eyes ?" My father and l
echoed the word in unison.
Sure thing" Dicky said.
Steve must have a sudden az
Fiction OF the eyes, and his ocu-
list must have prescribed rest
quiet, treatments that would in
terfere with his appearances,
and also the wearing Of dark
glasses at all times II is a
plausible excuse which NeritZen
can accept with apparent SYM
pathy, which Miner can APP
prove as a pretext for what he
SuppoSes 10 be Stoves real I'M
perative reason for resigning.
Eyes.-there'S your answer
"Oh. Dicky, you've hit it, l
cried, and my father nodded.
Eyes II Is
And then Dicky suddenly
looked at me intently.
I've got something on my
alleged mind" he said, that's
been troubling me since I heard
that cock-eyed story OF Caro-
lyn's secondhand from you. Oh,
l don't mean that l disbelieve A
word of it. But there's pretty
problem Of psychology in it. Dye
mind if ! trot il out ?"
Go ahead" my father said
encouragingly.
"Of course I don't mind" I
contributed, and Dicky drew a
long breath as if he meant TO
make his speech lengthy one
It's just this" he said. 4
can understand Carolyn's carry
ing torch for Rico-her feather
head couldn't be expected 10
hold any sense. But she's always
adored her brother, and her
roommate and best frien d,
Marion, was engaged 10 Ronald,
and yet she never seems 10 have
turned a hair when Marion pre-
tended 10 have fallen for Rico's
friend Tony. l ask you,-how
come ,"
Continued tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-22
NOFOOIimS
FOrSaVOId
Tonight

CLEVELAND, Oct. % (UP)-
Lee Savold of Paterson, N. j.,
who hopes TO be a contender for
the heavyweight boxing title
when champion Joe Louis gets
out of the army, squares of to-
night in a face saving" 10-round
bout with Eddie Blunt, a rank
and this time he says
he is mot foolin' around"
Savold was a heavy favorite to
win in their last meeting at
Akron, O.. two weeks ago. but
Blunt, a scrappy Brooklyn. N. Y,
Negro. took advantage of every
opportunity and gave the big
blonde a bad beating.
More than a revenge victory Is
at stake for Savold. He is sched-
uled TO fight Tami Mauriello in
New York Nov 3, and another
for Blunt would ruin the
chances for a good gate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-22
Same Old Outfit

Frank (Honey) Walker, the
Red Wings veteran trainer, ex-
planned he had kept Normie's
outfit intact in a locker.
Nobody has worn It," Walker
said, except NOrmie once. That
was for the memorial game
played for the late Frank Mac
DonelI.
II even had my skates ready
for me-" Normie volunteered.
"Yeh, two pair of Them"
Walker inserted.
The attempted comeback by
Normie. now 35, is one of the
interesting sidelights of the new
hockey season. Everybody Is
pulling for the popular little
goal-tender.
He fashioned a brilliant career
In the nets, a career that in the
season 1867 won for the De-
troiter the coveted Georges
Vezina trophy. awarded annu-
ally TO the goal-tender having
the lowest number of goals
scored against him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-22
Fun. Football Facts
For QuarferbackS

III football fan and stu like TO lot Of laughs
don't miss Mondays meeting The Times
Quarterback Club at the
It's going the biggest
the faculty of Lnsdale University
laughs they hold their
On the serious side reports
and the Detroit IOnsreen Packers
weekend There be the complete pictures Mch
gan-Gopher game
Coaches. scouts wi a he hand
Curley Iambeau who has been
for than quarter mostly head
there with
ball history Gus Doras Joe Bach will tell the Lions side
game.
The will be furnished coaching Lnsdale
which tomorrow night plays peheader, football
appearance the game
and expected 90 draw the railroad
tracks.
President T. Mitchell C. Matthaei chairman
Of the Bored of Lnsdae have been coaching One Bum Knee
All America hafback Chinese
running the biggest football attraction.
he football weremc.
There admission. ehch Just buy his lunch There
broadcast station WNNL starting ls5.
with Don Nattrick at the microphoue.
lot Of football great football
be the Fort shelby Monday at
1918. ThereIl be plenty for all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-22
Sam Byrd
Noted us
Hitter
By M. f. DRUKENBRoD

Older Detroit golf fans knew
that Sam Byrd, who takes over at
Plum Hollow next spring. could
knock a ball long ways even be-
fore he switched from baseball to
golf.
A mighty wallop he delivered on
No. Is at Rammler Golf Club one
day in the early '30s when he was
here with the New York Yankees
convinced them of this.
Playing in a pro-amateur with
Tommy Armour and the late Clar-
ence Gambler. Byrd drove to the
front edge of the green on this
290-yard hole.
There have been a lot Of longer
drives than that one, but every
thing considered it must be ranked
with the greatest tee shots ever
hit.
The green is atop a steep hill
which runs up almost TO its edge
so there is no way of making a
ball climb the hill, even when the
creek. a short distance from the
mill, is cleared.
In other words, Byrd's drive
was all carry.
Butch Brandau. who knows
about everything there is TO know
concerning the Rammler course,
believes only one other golfer ever
drove this green from the regular
tee. Yep. it was Gambler.
The Gam, who was proud of his
driving prowesS, hit second ball
the day Byrd reached the green in
an effort to match the ball play
er's feat.
The ball easily cleared the
creek. but was pulled slightly and
finished in the flat at the left.and
below the green, but almost hole
high.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-22
Was in Marathon

Nornie is one Of a long list
of outstanding goalieS who have
graced the nets for Detroit.
Among others were Alex Con-
nell. John Ross Roach, Wifi
Guide, Tiny T h ompso and
Johnny Mowers.
One of Normie's greatest
achievements was play ng
throughout the famous Mont
real Marathon" longest hockey
game on record, in a Stanley
Cup playdown and stretched
over 176 minutes and 80 sec
onds. The game was played in
the Canadian metropolis and
was one of three straight the
Red Wings won over the Ma
rooms.
Through the three games,
Normie yielded only one goal.
in the 81 long game. The first
two contests were shutouts for
Normie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-22
Forge's 3052 Isl
Of Shop Season
STANDINGS
Times Photo

In addition to leading the
league by four games, Dodge
Forge of Chrysler Interplant
today has the best score of the
season, 1852. the first 5000 to go
on the books since the schedule
opened at Palace Sept. 2.
Tom Dorazio was the only one
to miss 600. Pete Krupa had 639,
Bruce McDougall GIT, Phil Van
Slembrouck COZ and Frank Tesch-
Ter COZ.
De Soto moved into fourth place
with two from Highland Park
Engineering, 2811 to 1854.
Krupa's total was first among
the individuals. Forge moved to
second in he high game list with
1864. Dorazio is leader in the
averages with zoos. replacing
Frank Zion. whose AL cut him
down to 1855.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-22
Joe KirkWOod' S Gas
Ration Is Revoked

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. % (UP)
The suburban Abingdon pa
ration board today announced re-
vocation of the entire gasoline
rations of Joe Kirkwood, Hunting
don Valley golf pro. for exceed
ing ration mileage
The board acted after the OPA
said il found Kirkwood drove a
distance of 16,065 miles on golf
tours between Jan. % and July ID
this year. The figure represents
more than seven times the mileage
provided Kirkwood by his A and B
ration cards.
The board said he had used gas
oline apparently obtained from
army camps, where he gave more
than 100 exhibitions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-22
Pin AII-Star Leader
Unlikely To Change
BY HAROLD KAHL

bined 226-224-216 for 666 as Joe"
Deis tipped 255 in the Fort-Blvd
Mems House.
Mike Angelic is on the beam
again in the Centennial House
with 266 Ray Krautheim'S 254
in 634. Steve Bienkowski's CONVEX
sion of the $40, Charles Hess
3-6-10 and Ralph Sullins' 254 fea-
tured in the Macomb All-Star d. . &.
Bob SchontZ made the ALTO in
the Green Oak at Terry's q.
Joe Wilber's 263 is a Conglo
high single.
THREE NEW RECORDS
Frank Persyn's 268, Joe Bude-
sky's 633 and Gitre Five's 1046
are new records in the UAW-CIO
Local 300 Joe Stroud sur
prised with 731-213-211 for 655
in the St. Gabriels Holy Name
George Roth's 223-220 in Gal
was tops in the Gesu Blue Divi-
sion Bessie Kuhn shot 203 in
the Bowling Green Ladies.
Jack" Goldsmith fashioned pa
220-216 for 600 and Don" Kish
266 in the West Fort. Ted Shene
255 and Dick Krum ga in the
Graphic Arts. .Springwells estab-
lished a new house mark, 2940,
with Clarence" Fox and Harold"
Johnson each showing 639 &.
Sonny Elves 1920 and 1926 are
new Chene-T rombly $50 marks.
Peg Howe's 214, Loretta Deni-
with's 2l0, Lulu Kloenhamers 202
in 564 and Gertrude" Browns
POI were Ramona league high
ligh Mrs. Kloenhamer also
-tHmbled 22ff2-a and "Jennie" Morton
202 in the Rainbow Ladies Major
A.. Bessie Groat, Betty" Pelton
and Lillian Meyers went for 1895
in the Fort Blvd. Ladies.
BOMBERS HIT 1910
No. 8 Battalion's 1928, Clarence
Wagner's DAB and Carl Saigger's
COL are all new standards in the
Fire Dept. No. l.. .B o m b RS
bombed 1910 for high single in the
Plymouth 81 Victory. Harry
Buffers 594 is a new First English
Lutheran high Square Deals
1856 is a Gleneagles $50 tops.
John Motschall led his own
league with 225. Fred" Turner
shot 244 in the Pillar Senior House
Edgar Keller 594 in the Ford
Aircraft Bud Love 240 and 621
in the Beach House. F a k
Petrillo pa in the UAW-CIO 351
...Adam Dennis 234 in the Wick
ers Early Birds. Bob Backoff
240 in the Willow Run. and Paul
Bigler 227 in Wayne Schools Bust
ness Men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-22
Ba(hman S Son
Follows Dad
Special to THE DETROIT TINES

EAST LANSING, Oct. 22-Al-
though Charley Bachman, Michi-
gan States veteran football
coach. is on loan to Camp Grant
as wartime tutor of the warrior
eleven. the famed name Of the
ex-Notre Dame star is not miss
ing from local grid circles here.
The town folk these days are
talking about young Cary Bach
man. 14-year-old son of the
famed Spartan mentor. Cary a
freshman at East Lansing High
School, helped the Trojan re-
serves to a Ia to 0 football VIC
tory over Lansing Everett's sec
onds Thursday. What's more, this
160vpound lad is playing the same
position his pop made famous
while at South Bend, center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-22
Feared Dillon

While there were other sharp
shooters more famous than the
Toledo-bon wingman, Normie
names Cecil Dillon the forward
he feared most.
"Dillon was always dangerous
for me-" Nornie explained.
But in naming an all-star
team. Normie selected Harvey
Jackson as his left wing with
Hooley Smith on the right
flank. Nels Stewart was the
Red Wing comebacks pick for
center ice. with Eddie Shore
and Dit Clapper on defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-22
Buckeye CrippIes
Looking Better

COLUMBUS. O., oct. p (INS)
Ohio States cripples looked
considerably better today as the
Buckeyes tapered of for their
first home Western Conference
battle with Northwestern to-
morrow. b Mat Brown. suffering
from a leg injury was back al
quarterback. Dean Sense NJ
baugher was hoaa'ng around with
more speed and Gordon Appleby
looked good az center despite his
hrlIsed hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-22
Pair Of 604's Best
By Masonic Pinmen

Lowest scores of the season are
are on record in the Greater
Masonic League today, Joe Costa
and Frank Klanke tying for in
dividual honors on 604. Parisclean,
with John Crimmins as anchor,
topped the teams on 27S5. VOL
VERNE held first in taking three
points from Lincoln Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-22
S. Carolina 80, Clemson 8

COLUMBIA, S. c., Oct % (UP)
The South Carolina Game
cocks, playing a limited football
schedule, claimed the state cham
pionship today after their 33 TO 6
victory over Clemson yesterday
in their annual traditional game
at the state fairgrounds.