davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
300 HOUSE

High seores-Angelo RonEi 20i, Angelo
Caleaterra 20l. Peter ViviAno 236, Adolphl
205, Mike d. Incognito 2ls Mark HergtonI
225. Jack schail 204-2io. Joe Vignau 207
Angelo Della zoe. Edward Rsnke EOS, Phil
Toceo 2oi, Arthur BRUNETTE 100000. Fred
III Filippo 2O3, Fred Marchione 40, Fury
Corazza 2l3, Norman striewski 24s-232.
Larry Valliere 2i6 James WishArt col
2Oi. Frank Meyers eos, Carl Carlson 2ol.
Ember Thomas 2ls-2l6, Guy Bell 232-2i2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
DETROIT TLKs NO. 81

MONTGOMERY 2i0-2f0 -2oi, Charles shattuck
l23s. Ted Look 23l-225. Dan Daeey AL.
Lou serianni 22e Pat Shea 22e-212. Frank
lDamico 22s Harold Allen 223-711-710,
James Haggerty 40. Harold Motel zoe.
George Bender al, Austin UnEsr 2os,
Nick HuffmAster 203, Art Watson 202.
Edward Smoke 203
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
CREST

High scores-G. Thiesen 223, I'd kinske
40. r. siser 2Ol. I'D sweet 201. C. Cook
2o3. Bowden 20f, c, Goodbred 225, L
Rwolek 202. T Rakestraw 22i-232.
9 PRIOR 2il J. Nitz 2l7, r. Norton 202
W schlsicher 2O4. C. Klein 2io, r. Ray
croft 202, A. DenBraven 203, &. Hodgins
22O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
MFNts HOTSF

! High scores Bill 10th 2l2 -202-207, Tim
10th 2I4 Joe 10th 20s, Louis Hayden 203,
walter Kaweck 202-205. steve Mathieson
200. John RakocZy 200, Earl Pecore III
222.2O7, Steve Yambor 206, John Schmidt
/ 1O, Clarence stanbury ais Al Cynowa
23l, Tom Coke 207-203. George WINNER
2O7, Louis Jensen 203, Al Wolfe 200 |
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

HIgh sC0res-S. Land 2zl-zId, W. oEWtd
al, I. Urbanich oil, w. Buban 20i-205,
p Paquette 2ie, r KOtkoski 235-2l4, +,
wiskowsh 222. G Klusman 2ol. r. Pick
ard 223-203 c. Oostdyke 20f, w. Stein
23l-205. G Kloenhamer oil, ). Parsons
.24l. j. Gawley 235-2O4. y Snethkamp 2l4,
.P Rothgarher All. A. Cynowa 244-2le. J.
Casburn 227-2O6, A. Boyoe al, J. Aaske
2Q3. " Rostick 23s. II. Gnliver 220. p
stark 2ol, G. Campbell 203 J. Tomsl 2i5,
n. Carrier 243-2i6 @. Ritter 22l. L. Meyer
225 X. Carrier 221
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

Rich 205-2li Howard Crumit 2o4 -205. Sam
Bonafeds 257. Tony Golcar 257, Frank
Micenl PAS, Cecil Ward 222, Elmo Jones
POI. Dick Whiting 2l3 I'd Rlosky 2l3,
Rob johnson 2i3, Bob walters zoe. Charlie
David 2O6. Dale Allen 205. Ed. Rupert 2o4,
ia Ziarnek 2o1, Andy Yorkison 2ol, Otto
Kaged 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
HOUSE LEAGU

High scores--Wally Reppenhsgen 2O2-2s2,
H Bell 2i1-223, o. Auch 223, z. Kukla
224-73i. Q. Heika 22i-22o. p. Moore EOS,
2os, r Rich 235-214-225. D. Kennedy 2oi,
B Fischer 200. A. Kennedy AL, NJ. Deliso
223-222. c. Hansen 226, G, Freshman
21e-2l3-200, l.. Robbins 2ts-23i-2ls, y.
RAteick 2l0, G. Gardner ais, II. Whine
kens 2O7 p Cur 2i4. Jim Gingerella alb,
John Cingerella 2i2, w. Dolon 275, II.
Taylor 202. H. Watson 2i4. O. Stout 274,
J. Dice 20s, II. Gerlach 20i. /. Newkirk
PA, W. Underwood 210-224, S. Scarlet zoe,
u wiEgsrt 27O, J Burnett 227-213, II.
Biumke 20s, b weuEell 204. S. MAisano
223, 7. Maisano 209.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
CHENE-T ROMBLY
$50 HOUSE

High scores--Al Sake 20S Al Bynter 2lO.
Ted Fills 212. Joe Gasko 2o7-205, Cass
SlawinsN 226. Frank smitty ais, John
WolAk zoe, Walter Achenbach 20e, Frank
wilkins 207 Robert Barto ala, Hank
Alexy 2O3- 202-216, Charley Lennox 223-
2n1 -20i. Robert MeCollurn 20f.223. Waiter
Mack 220, steve HER 204. Frank Novak
225-204- Joe Meyers 2l7-200, Frank Klein
smith 204. Eddie Cashier 2o6, Milo Jones
200, Barney Kosmalski 206 -20e, John Bo-
tan 2O2 Eddie Morenz 20l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
JOLLY FIFTY

High scores-Ed Fischer 22S PAU Rnur-
man 212, Frank Resch 2oe, Bob Killian
20a hin Harris 207-202, Martin Gesnski
2oz Chris williams 202, George Monkey
2Ol Harold Lamb 20l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
ALIENS
INDIAN LEAGUE

Hleh Scores-RAy Olsen 23o-7ae. clayton
Colts POS Bert Alien 2o3. Chss Goodrow
2lf-2Q7. Louie serfsnni 03-2O2, James HAg-
master 200 otto schuetia 224-2O4. w
spence 226. I'd Dunn zoe, James LonKhern
22l Joe Ghaeko 22b.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
LADIES HOUSE

Rorthals lgs. Jean Taggart 1es, Barbara
Smith 1875. Gertrude Cassidy lei. HaHel
Holleman isa. Lillian Brooks ITS, Lillian
Hoffman, I'LL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
SHnRE'a

High scnreS--Joe LevandowsE 73S, Tom
Cameron 232. Jake Lindisch 223, Henry
KuziA PIG. william sproule 2l3, Jack Mar
tens zoe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

High scores. Grimaldi ass, J. BaroloI
Matycyk 227, A. Bulgarelll 2l6. B: MAJ
nara as, w. Klein ale. r. Klein 213. j..
Crespi ala, r. Eckhardt 200. J. Wul-
brecht zoe. A. Ross 206, H. Fertile 2ol
lCarlen 201.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
MERCHANTS

H.ch scores Bob Thompson 2i4. Art
Shtrk gl8. Myiss Schsfer eos, Rudy
strauss POS George Puszak EOS Bruce
Honsirser gO3 Joe Zshorsky 20l, Don
fy-ti4 2al Clarence Bowman goo,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
RITTER
JUNIOR HOUSE

High scores-V. smith 2is, Z. Birch 71e,
lP Curt Ali A. Dowedite 203-2l6, Les
Anderson 200. r YeAger 20l. l.. Ayling
200, r. shultz 2is, @ Delegate ala, c.
Mccain 2o7-212, n LePage 202 l. Cam
leron 2Ol -220, c. Davis 236, X cakes 22o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
LUCKY STRIKE
JUNIOR HOUSE

High scores-A. Bourke 22I. G. Luhlg
212 Wsllsc. 40. J. Gottman 705, w.
Gurshaw 202. r. Bray 201. @. Aarody 20i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
DENLY

I HIgh soores-Marcel DeSret 233-224,
I George Mcclellan 22l-204, Btu Thompson
2o2, Herb Luxon 216-2t7 Joe Boueson|
POS, Don Setter POI. Salem Bashara 2l0.
Win Nowak 217-205. I'd Clark AL, Harold
Harden 20l I'D Anne 200, Jim Lemhagen
200. Joe Marys 213, Ernie surridge 81.
zoo Jay Black 235. George ellis 224-2i2.
'IAl Browning ali. George Spery 205 Tony
i Schultz 2O2 I'D BuIinsk 203-22s.- Al
.tLAramee 2I2-70e. BIZ Beverdge 235.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

High scores-Leonard Kraus I'll, Norman
Kraus 2i4-232, Tom Mckay eos, Ted Ban
all. Ray ormond 201. splitlog 232. Pete
DeNeve 24e-2o3. Benny Fang 2o7-232, John
Miller EOS, Jack Cunningham 222-226, VIM.
Gubert 2O0-235-224, George Brescoll 20s,
Sherman Missler 22s. Ed Dupke 2l1-2o2.
Walter Theisen 200. Harry Flaitz 2is, Fred
Sweeney 204. Frank Davidson 232,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
STANDINGS AND HIGH SCORES METROPOLITAN DSTRC
PILLAR
ESOITVRE

High scores - Allison Essllnger 744
George Cunningham 23l-2l4, Ralph Denny
l22I, William Peters 2t0, Redmond Becker
l205. Barney Wylemsh 2Ol' Arthur Prince
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
ARGYLE
FORD OFFICE
BOWLO-DROME
HOUSE LEAGUE

W L " I
RasSnsr 50 20 EAB AZ 20
Better Made 50 % Central 81 81
BelrJse ~ 20 ANes II %
United 81 ~ BowIodrorre is -
High scores-Ailford Greensboro 2l2 Al
cutler 22o Spike Weinberg 204 NJ Laho
e2o-207 2of Paul Boroch 22s MARTY Ehers
nan 2ij Sam Epstein 227. Jack LoissHe
alla-2na ts-tf Hr-r-h et-tf ftHy fsTusrTIYn III.
Mitch 2lO George Warcr 21s Sam
kfause 27e. Marty Harold 2O2 1856 Phil
Robinson 2l2-z0i. Pau Talberg 207 Dave
SIcEHH ZOE. Mac FsFslmsn 2o0, Phil Eis-
1er az sam Cohen 221
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
WASHINGTON BOWL
FEDERATION or LABon

High soores-Herm Bennett zls-2fI,
Walter lack 245. Clarence Adrian 23T-2io,
Clarence Timm 225, I'd DioenIo 223. Leon
ard Smith 227. Mike sylvester 22l, John
signorelli ais. Bill ZApoh 2i3. Howard
200 Marion Maeiocs 2Os. Andy Nevers 2oe,
Frank stsvene EOS Raw Kraus 2O4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
MAJOR $50 CLASSIC

High scores. Locke 202, r. ollner 2i6,
C. Vseonti 2O3. N. Barton at. p. Tocco
2os, A. stefani 23l. N. Lsdsrsr 22t. N.
2i4-243. g. Bell $40, T. caruso
25s-27p, Robbins 226, II. Nuke 20s, I'd
Ratuck 2i9-24s-257, J. vowels 225, s.
Lleavon 202-244, Joe Maljok 225-242, r.
wenE 22s. l.. Leberda ass. d. shulds 2o7,
Al yalella 7i1c,22s-257t = PARK a FL 525
w. Mccarthy 235. Ace Park 2il. Mav
witIke 400. Stan Renstt 206, Earl John
son 232-25s, c. Carlson 207, p. Pate 20l.
22t, Joe Green 22e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
OLYMPIC
DETROIT POLICY DEPARTMENT.

Herb Janke 235-2i5, Anthony Roman 737
Herb Case 222-2i7-235, George Kahoun
s35. oscar Trudeau t-237. Herb Rice 23i,
Raw Pickard 2lq, George Cole 2i4 Joe
2i4 John Vowels 2i4. Paul Thur
koW 2i2-2i2. Robert Davis 2i2. Ralph
Weber 2i2 William Conlogue 2ii. Joe
NawrucEi 2il. Jim McNally al. Elmer
Halso 2in Frank Wrobleskl 2iO, Frank
K0st EOS Robert sheridan 207, Edward
WistnAck 70s, Angelo DeBssco 204. Andy
YAkuber 200 -205, Edward Newman 205,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
DETROIT TIMES

Wing 236. Andy Stan 23O, Page Maxwell
22s. Harry McMaster 215, Hal Henderson
pa Cnas. Koehler 213, Norbert Mages
2os. Howard Welsh 200, Bill Bressmanl
2O3 Zig Kowalewsh 202, Ken Kirby 202
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
BRIGHTMOOR
HOIST ITAGIE

HIrh sr0rfs AThUr Nhrrk IN. Zen Lula
2z2.2le. KraU 2iT-2le Edward stsndke
2I2 zoo Chester cave 2il. willard bates
COZ Rudy strauss eos e. nclderheld 200,
Walter KltkoWske 20i Clarence Bowman
200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
SOUTHEASTERN

High scores-F. Latta 23i-2i5, Pax
Simmons 222. Dick Hope al, Mike
Spanos 200. Joe Boncr 21f, Joe PslaZzola
207. wynne 20i, Bill Mcouston 200, John
Mcneil 400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
KINGS Am orEENa

High ecores-ErNln EchhArdt Zl5, Mike
Hergeton 222. Ernie Bole 2i3-20l, Ken
man zoe. Dorothy Howell 1ee.ls3, Anr
r. Frederick 1872 Mildred Puehie le1. Pat
Patrick 1878, Alma Doherty $50, Lillian
Provencai i72, Grace Wulhrecht ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
DODGE MAIN MACHINE SHOP


High scores-J. klauLa 2by, X bhade
seaman AL. A. Piner 22o w. Kujawa
2ie. r. Kollar 2i4, J. Hagood 2i2. d.
Bsurhenn 21o. 9, Pasica 2l0, p. Miller
2Oe-2l7.20s, A. Otlewski 207, w Zwirner
2oe. p. Rivette 204, J. Solomon 2o2, J.
schmidt 201. A. Lasky 201.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
RITZ
WEST TOWN BUSINESS MEN's
RIVIERA
HOUSE LEAGUE
HOUSE LEAGUE

High scores-Louis Quine 247, Harold
Mabce 2f5 Phil Northman 23i. Clarence
Blshon 227. Otto Haas 227. Harry Page
2lp Harold Jasch 2l6. Gordon Tanner ais,
Jack Mather PIG. Jack MCGEE at. Murphy
2i3. Jack Hartley 2ii-2O9-207, Roy Bardel
2iO William Blake 2Oe william PREM 2i0,
Jack Robinson 204, Harold Bardel 20t.202,
walt Bednarsk 2o7. Hugh sprott 7Oi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
WOLVERINE ASSEMBLY LEAGUE
HOrsE LEAGUE

HIgh scores-EarI CrIppen III, BID
Smith 2ol, Art Aaier zoo. I'd AanASAn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

Hkh bcotes-ATuhslIUhB III buu Mhul
200. John skladzien PIT. DR.. Murphy 206.
Harold Allen 235-202. Elmer Guth 221-233,
Rudy Walby 203-2l6-2ll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
FoRT-DELRAY

Pts. FIt
Smoke ~ Arthurs -
Fort Blvd 50 Gerisch 81
Major 35 Wolverine 20
High scores-Horace Grover 245, Lou
Haydu 224-216-2O0, Tony Zarzeck 222
Vince Kaszyca 213, Louis Jensen 2i3. Bill
10th 2lI. 2O1. Frank Nowak 21l, Joe
Jakielek 2l1 201 John KavasancZki 207,
G Jordan 2O4, Steve lmre 202, Joe 10th
200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

MOTOR CITY

Pts, Pts.
HOLLYWOOD As Fort Blvd, 80
Bagley's IS The Fort 50
Rayl 81 schmidt g
Ashley's 81 IawndaN 20
Wilkes SO Kessler -
Martensons SO Royal
High scores-Cantwell sr. 213, Vargs
2Ol. Steiner 206, Noch 203. Isler 203-225
Andrews 219, Kacmhrik 21s, Westmore
225, Fancher 245, Duchesne 244. studt
gozxi 22e. Goldsmith 212. Beres 214, 9.
Charuey EOS, Sagle 2o5-2oi. McKonis 2l3,
Prasukas 2ie, Weber 213.. A. Charney
POO Trickett 222, Cantwell 2l3 John
Cinka 2le. Kastura 2o1. Morris 22e-22o-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
RAINBOW

High scores-Les Elliott 24l, John BATES
23e. c. Rymai al, Francis Elliott 2lt
Joe Daidone EOS, Edward Miller 20s
George Dilegats 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
STATE FAIR

I HIN scores-A Parker 22t-2l3, r. Nun
son 225-2o7 p Dargo 23s, L. Parker 234.
225. J. Robson 2i5, l. Tnoriskson ri A.
Junko all. T. Bushins 40 w. EhmetI
| 20s. r Glsnert 2O7. J Ulrch 20i, r
Endres 20l, J. Arceneaux 200, X. Keys 1)o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
JUNIOR HOUSE

High ecoFes-JaVK &c - heI1,s. %
man Cook 2i6, Melton Heimbecker 2As,
William Cairns 200, Fred Tocco 214. Ralph
McCauley 223-222, Joseph Stakniss zoo,
Edward Olson 234. Frank Ianeln 205, Nate
Riopp 2O2, Leo Bernick 223. Richard salet
al, Cy Grana 203 Herbert stepke 20l,
Luke ROGUE 2i2, Leo sohaefer 20f.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
PATTERN MAKERS
LEFT HANDLERS TRAVELLING

HIN ecores-It BhukTltr koU1 D FTdHVtH
2os, N. Schneider 200 c. williams 203,
IN. Morga 202. r Crumb 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
CADILLAC
MONDAY MONT HOIsE

Pts Fts
GrauRer's u Cadillac I II
Shrruar's % Cadillac S II
AlCssiE - Randalls Is
H.gh scores Michael Grsuzer 226, Wal
Ter sherman 205 Frank Hausbeck 205,
Don Mcclellan 200, Joseph Corso 2Oi,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
COMINS HAS 600

The other SToh games were
1l46.l1l9. Walter Reppenhagen,
6s9: Cass Grygier, 647; substitute
Henry NoSakowski. 633; Joe Nor
ms. 660 and Bill Kenet. Glib, were
the individual scores. Stroh was
96 pms under the peak season
performance Of 1898
Dawes Comins, whose rule seems
10 he 600 or no count, anchored
Aircraft on $40 as his team tum-
bled Ekhardt- Becker. 300 20 30l7.
Joe Adams had 624 and Ken Havi-
land GA. on the + and B. side,
al KopltzSki. 632: Steve Dutko,
ga, and Fred Bujack. 63l, were
foremost.
Others breaking 5000 were
Olympic. 3065, and Mineralites,
3005. Charlie Kotarski pegged GA
as Mineralites shutout Indian VIII
lage. Olympic's counts ranged
from the 603's of Tom Thompson
and Joe Walker 10 George taSher'S
$50 in taking three from Standard
led by Mike Augello on Ola.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
PALACE
FIRST ENGLISH LUTH
X. OF c. RECREATION

HIN score6-Robert Horn ZZ0.2IF, EAT
Solomon 223. Carl Foss 221, Arthur Boer'
ger zoe, Harry Butler 205, Al Collins 2o2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
CONNER

"a. PATL LTIHLRAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25

Bob Rudniek 21i-212-23o, c. Cummins
202. Art skoglund 2l3, John Bsrylsh 20t,
Louie Damman 200 Don Racine 2Ol
Tony Iindemann 2o5-215, Ted Puckett
| 2l6 Bob spaulding 214, Leonard Peters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
AMERICAN LEGION

High scores--Del FORBES 2l3-234, Or. I.
Eyer 207-235 Harry Tumey 213-2i3 Al
Kaufman 20s-211. Charlie Kollver 20e 200,
Gil Turner 236, Frank Burger 226. Harry
Pohlman 225, George Mouat 224, Harold
Allen 222, Paul Thiel 2l4. Jim Casburn
7l4, Henry Weidman 2l4 Larry stranahan
2i3. Tom stodola 213. Lee Chanee 20S
Tom Colder 207. Rene ChHstin 2o6. Walter
Bugai 204. Ed Brinker 2o2. Charles Nc
Kee 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
GREEN OAK
LADIES' MAJOR

High scores-FHy ReulaDd as. Annabelle
Andres iea. Charlotte LeFrAne 1877. Virginia
Luxton Iss, IrmA Forth 1874. Alice Goyks
1874. Alice Blaser 1872. Pearl GAbrielson 1872.
Mildred Scott l72, Alice Coade III, Adei-
held BuekholI ITO, Ruth Rogers ITO. Gladys
Fromme 10, Lorraine ChApp ITO, Isabeils
KAshock 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
NEW GARFIELD
LADIES' NO. 1
RETAIL MEAT MERCHANTS

W l. " l.
Mulsvs AZ rs Nichols 81 "a
Frank A Pete 80 20 Oldbru 80 30
Mikes 3s 80 Danube 80 81
Dahps 81 81 Morton's Is AZ
Gerhardy 80 80 Rozansh 20 40
High scores-Dorothy Zotnosk $50, Helen
Rayma l7e-167-15s, Martha Bayma 1873.
Flenor Levandowski l56, Agnes Brymer
I73-167, Adeline Waleke 2ol-i61-l52; Ma.
rlan Springer 1898. Victoria Orlowsh
ls4, MARY Shade 176, Gertrude Franks
1872 Francis Romano 1855, Kate Shade 153,
stephante StarZewski l66-l5s, Tresa Paulus
20s, Rose Kulwich 16l-l50, Hattie stepan-
ski ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
PACKARD ENGINEERING

High scoreH-Don Macdonald as, James
Lang 217-2O0, Walter Koeppen 2i2, Art
rop zoe. Art Smith 207, Dave hAcDonald
204, Robert Bell 100000, Carl johnson zoo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
TWO FOR FIFE

A 1888 brought Fife two from
Altes (2S95) with Chef Bukowski
leading Fife on $50 and Tom
Dorazio showing AlteS on ga. Bill
North gave Bukowski hand with
625.
Comins had games Of 243-220-
227. Reppenhagen 235-2l3-241 and
kotarski 213-213-24S.
Henry Gavie. Parisclean. and
Jim Dattilo of Mercurio, each had
GAS.
Louis Burr's De Luxe-D bumped
Bill David's De Luxe-W, 2-1. but
lost in total by 1871 10 2S07.
David and Ken Ludiker had 63S
and 625 with Herman Gibson top
on the Burr side with 595.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-25
VARSITY
PALMER BEE
WINTER GARDEN
GRAPHIC ARTS
HOUSE LEAGUE

W. NJ. FINCK
w l. W L
Shirts rs IS Coveralh Il n
OVerails 20 ~ Pants IL ~
High scores-Gaura 1877. orlow i5s.
Bosky $50, Rose Jr. i57. Tangert ITO.
The union times., 1943-05-01
Manpower Boards Lacking In 3 Cities

Workers III business establishments serviclng the public, such as hotels, laundries, hospitals and repair shops in the Bridgeport industrial area are now frozen on their jobs former Con- gressnan William J. Fitzgerald, act ing War Manpower director for the area, has announced.
 Similar action has been taken in tn six principal W.M.C. areas in Connecticut in regards to laundries, dry cleaning, linen service establish ments and hotels. These services have been designated as locally needed and their employees placed in the essential worker class in W.M.C. programs.
 Fitzgerald who was confirmed in March by the U. s. Senate as the di rector of the New London Area ot the W.M.C., has been serving i'll Bridgeport while awaiting assignment in New London.
 William Ennis, state director of the U. s. Employment Service, who until recently was acting director of both the Hartford and the Bridge port W.M.C. areas, was confirmed last week as director of the Hart ford area. The Senate also con- firmed the appointment of Mrs. Mary E. Miller Dewey as W.M.C. di- rector of the Waterbury area, where she has been serving as acting di- rector.
 Charles Mcdonald is serving as deputy director of the New London area pending the assignment of Fitz- gerald.
 Area directors have not been se- lected for New Haven, where Mrs. Alice c. Marshall, manager of the New Haven office of the USES,
The union times., 1943-05-01
BridgeportStage Employees Will Give Vaudeville

Charity and the Baby Bomber Fund of Local 109, I.A.T.S.E. of Bridgeport will benefit from a vaudeville show planned by the Park City Stage Elm ployes at the Klein Memorial, Sunday, May }.
 The International Alliance of Thea trical Stage Employees of the United States is planning to present the Gov ernment with a small bomber and has appeal to every one of its 766 locals to raise money for it. The Bridgeport Local will use part of the proceeds from its show for this pur- pose.
 An all star program is being planned with stage, screen and radio artists taking part Dominick Macharoli is general chairman of the committee ar ranging the show. He is assisted by John Tassinari, co-chairman; William Schesky, treasurer; Archie Swindow, secretary; Harry Meyers, program, and William Be1don, tickets.
 The following are honorary chair men: Harry Shaw, Loew's-Poli New England district manager; Henry Needles, Warner Bros; Perry D.. Rodman, Don Felix and Albert E. Shea, Klein Memorial; Harry A. Rose, Globe; Matt L. Saunders, Loew- Po1i; Morris Rosentha1, Majestic; Al Domian, Lyric; Edgar Lynch, War ner and Vincent Palmeri, Merritt.
The union times., 1943-05-01
Painters, l86 NamesBruniin AsLocal'sBA
Succeeds Zuckerman, Re. signed; Tony Guarneri Is
 Inducted In US. Army

Painters Local 186, New Haven, lost two officials this week. William Zuckerman, business agent, re. signed, and Anthony Cuarneri, sec. retary, was inducted into the US. Army. Sol Brunin, financial secre- tary of the union for the last six years, was elected to fill Fucker. mans unexpired term. No successor was named to replace Cuarneri.
 Zuckerman has been very active in New Haven labor circles both in his local and as delegate to the Central Labor Council where he served as a trustee for three terms. He is secre- tary of the N. H. Building Trades Council.
 He was member of the Coun. cil's Committee which studied hous- ing conditions and lead to the crea- ton of the low-cOst housing pro- gram in New Haven. Zuckerman served on numerous committees in the Council.
 Members of the union expressed re- gret that he has resigned and praised him for his past work both in the in tereSt of the Local and the movement
 Cuarneri, who is married. is scheduled to enter the Armed Serv- ices Friday. He has been delegate to the Central Labor Council and the secretary of Local I86, Paint CTS, since l94O.
The union times., 1943-05-01
0PA Officials Back Council On Rent Law
Bowles, Burke Commend New Haven C.L.C.'s
 Resolution

Replies concerning the New Haven Central Labor Councils resolution, asking for retention of O.P.A. Rent Control in its present form, have been received from Chester Bowles, state director of the O.P.A., and John T. Burke, A.F.L. liason officer in the O.P.A., Washington, D. C.
 Burke stated in his letter that Brothers Ornburn, Shiskin, and Fenton of the Labor Policy Com mittee of the O.P.A. and myself have conveyed to the Administrator, Prentiss Brown, the thoughts ex. pressed in the resolution
 The C.L.C. resolution which was submitted by delegate Carl c. Hoff Local 234, New Haven Federation of Musicians, asked in interest of renters and as means of preventing imitation that present regulation be kept intact for the duration.
 Copies of resolution were sent to Representatives Ranulf Compton, B. J Monkiewicz, Sen. Francis T. Maloney Prentiss Brown and Chester Bowles
 Burke's letter to Bernard J. Gee Ian, Secretary of the New Haven Central Labor Council, follows:
 ''We in the Labor Office of the O.P.A. and the Labor Policy Committee note with a great deal of interest and approval your resolution Resolutions such as ours, which in substance ask that the O.P.A. do effectively the job Congress delegated it to do, have tremendous influence on those who are responsible for ad- ministering the Price Control Act, and it would be he...fuI if you and your membership would continue letting those in re- spOnsible political office know how you feel about the admins tering of the O.P.A. program.
 elf can be of any assistance to you at any time, do not hesi- tate to let me know.'
 Bowles' reply follows:
 ''Dear MT. Ceelan:
 ''Thank you for sending me a copy of the resolution passed by the New Haven Central Labor Council.
 ''I hope that Congress will stand firm against any weakening of the price control or rent con- trOl laws. If they don't we are going to find ourselves in a bad mess.
 ''I am passing this resolution on to the rent authorities in Washington, and I hope that we shall see no great changes in the rent or price control regulations"