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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05
Officers Elected
Al Gloss Meeting
Tuesday Evening

At ; meeting of The BUSINESS
and Professional Wonaens ciasa
~ the Sunday school Of TIE Firsi
Baptisi church Of pssesaenia last
Tuesday an Important ustins
coming before Ire organization
was the elections u officers
which sent as follows
Mrs kiixaheth BruFniield presl.
dent Mrs Willie Caldwell. wee
president IT feIlawship. Miss
Jamie Winao. vice president IA
membership Hiss Ruth Cain.
vice president of ate0sfdship.
Mrs Myrtle HeldeIberg. secre
tery. Mfn Corh Lee Batensn a.
sistani secretary. Miss fla Brown
snd Mr. - Simmons. efo.p
captains Mrs Miller. class min.
istfy and Misses Hafia SIC.
Meese and Helen Stephenson. SO.
cal committee
During the soelai hour iollow.
ina the business period Mrs Ht,a
son served : feffealaHaeni course
Her home saz lovely with came
liaa n artistic arrangement about
the r0oEas where ne elass -.
seepbled
- addition - tie hassess those
l'ffEeni seHe Hlss Stephenson
Miss Haila Meheese. Afiss Rosf
Aoblet Ms Isela Howell Mr.
@ II Csi8erNosd. Misa ~
Brown. Miss Mary Is1 Danneii
AiA kgRaft basefnan. Aiss Jsmse
Wingo M Margaret Simmons
hilas Ann = England. Mies Cain
ard Afa Hgfsle Ifelaell~sa
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Infant Son Of Mr..
And Mrs. Sudduth
Buried ut corthoqe

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05
Rotary.

fCnntnuea frxsu Page u
kosnK irsa hik Washington tslk
he addressed noule uxe ussnbtfs
o. the club nn theiF duties end
responsibilities aS Hntaflans. ard
the mans sdvansaevs that shestsd
acerac % thesn As nseFuh~fK Hr
outlined shc aims ana ohserts us
Rotary
Prov tc the program Secretary
Store resd . letter from the Moss
poins Club, mdvccasine The eeassnR
ef the ioint monthly meetings e
cf the two clubs 81 the custom
heretofore After hearing TIE iet.
ter. and : generai discussion. i
waE decided th&t fof tlis present
war time emergency the joint
meetings be discontinued Jim
also read . letter from the district
governor % Rotary thaf ) Chilean
high official who i slso ; 10.
tarian. would be In tins district
next month and would be avail.
able as q speaker az club meet.
inEs in this section. and st public
school assemblies II was voted
that an endcAvor Be made 10 set
this distinguished officiai here
next month
Visiting Rotafians wefp DsIpons
Query of Greenvilie. s. &. and
the following from Moss Point.
making up their attendance
George Wood. Gregory Wood
RhSmcs Kihyet ". n Dutfan
and Dr J 7. Thompson.
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rtssss ne AfnssgMuk have
changed quite > III she pasi fesr
nsf huw end hes deenly iets
lsase that a. ile hlstufsaHs
fsalls hasens had isfus se phtiss
ophtse shoait a. Takf mss iug
.nstanee Mayte | paKht = ~
ucsried 8haut lnts us things
Ahoui hew uv nfe kelne 90
ke4e u.Nfi 81 table Ahcsli
shinNs ws went ~ asslF t. hsss
About taxes End such matters
The. used 60 nrein iHarogaafii
Bat I'm thinking aheus only cns
ihing noW the saine thing Nnal
nfe and feel hsstkf EAifner
stronger for Il inside All ! @anl
70 % u help and heip sonse Enpfe
think there's hesn : hltis
too psach heatinx aroaTad tbs
bush. too much unnecessary aoT.
lt3ng about oAf morale and thai
sort AZ thing. Too saueh thought
about sparine eur feelings. sugar
coating ths batter taste of ths
f. & JOB we're ap against Iset'i
skip that from neW an cut
Americans don't need anyone
10 play nurse maid 10 them Thi'
amt = KIDS Waf Tu@ unans
people the last twelve months
claiming 70 SPEAK fnr Us every
cay folks, claiming the nerd foi
safe guarding this OF that inter
cSi ot ours Well the uniy inter
tst We have. ali uf "a. Is win
nine the war Let's al hay utags
and more bends and stamps
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rascnecssis street. whsFe sasstf
ss ratEfs conssktsng - . fecerssssa
fresn sffwrs few sf.e wvitSst
aeeut Nna the salia welfare
wxskrs. e esnfk Fruaa and ttf
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asx ard ~ sssps w2ii ~ nsesiitna
n - tn hc cnnpenMmf - ed AKe
fasassancgs te enses sn8 lease ths
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. That

With meat On The ration list
more poultry Is needed uncle
Sam needs more chicks than
fxer before You can realize more
profits BY feeding Mlnefalized
Big Diamond Livestock and
Poultry Feeds. sold by ECONO.
NY SALES COMPANY. Moss
Point
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BurncY H. Mouldin
OF Memphis. Dies
Alter Short illness

RaFney n ktsasn "a tnAfs
cd aAsa Il she aAmsH EmtnfY
hospital fsaeNsas mfth pnfNnHis is
aisef : hffef lilnezs A native a
wsHaphls ~ Meaassn was efa
pinyed a = naAehsnlss a inxAlls
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sisnul six pnnnthk ltg hstY uNs
kna had hsen II Iaas sen,sla -
sent q Memphis ~ Knsia FmnsgAI
fswne fui sutszrnnzsi
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WARE COMPANY. teW9 AgN.
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. That

Uncle Sam needs good houses
today ~ he never did before
You can increase the value of
eostr home by painting today with
Anesto painf--3nid hy HEAD
FURNITURE AND HARDWARE
COMPANY. Kfebs Avenue. Pas.
csRoula
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We eci some mighty suiied
work suits te clean fof men
working in The shlngard Bat
no grease Or CRIME esn resist the
cleansing strength Of our safe
methods We nave Yuuf wilc
time and wNshhoafd drudgrty
Sec us soon. SERVICE CLEAN
ERS, Moss pesut.
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lMtrivf 1hrx anviiF yua - nsks
thtm shop efan fsfss strr ~ ycaf
Sprine nfNas sbssispinx tssS
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Randall !. Stokes.
: Months. Died Al
Hospital Saturday

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ks4 - fza#9a EzalAest dies
faessa cn8ntF h@Esssf
KzHzAz zeENlrf4 &ase
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SPECIAL NOTICES

fOh Susranteea cleaning ana re.
psifinE - sYT.#NHzlsHs. adding
machines eaan registers arsa al
types 0ffics uasalnss. eaIi - ~
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05

TaEslog, the national language
Of the Philippines. was taught
with English before the japanese
invasion.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-02-05

EoR SALE Two snail houses
near Psper Mi Wstef Ees sne
aahsz available So faef - -
as4l iats Terms harx + Smith
uhaoe fa8s r. . Boa 81. Pes
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WANTED

WANTED--Automohils storage
batteries q be charged. Henry
Schultz, Escstswps 1874 i0tc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
DEADLOCK TO END

The fourth place knot between
Henry Ehrle'S Coca-Cola. Harold
DcCrick'S Murdoch and Ted Re-
bainS Sackman's is due 10 be
broken Murdoch. coming unuSu-
ally strong of late. and Sackman' 5
tangle Coca-Cola IS apt 10 find
Dick krakow'S Five steaming and
viii have 10 step 10 conquer.
Along the rest OF the line Har-
old Aliens Mineralltes may be
surprised by Herman Bengells
rejuvenated Pepsi-Cola. Nal Gill
mour's Parisclean and Rog Over
myers Detroit Gasket may be de-
cided by what mood John Dec.
25' Crimmins is in. The feed box
special Is Joe Adams Palm Beach
Recreation TO whip Charley Good
rows J. F. Berger Joe says TO
Moe It's so but Berger may
have other ideas
Unless CrimminS steps on the
gas he viii be passed by Lou Sic
laff IN the individual averages.
CrimminS has POI 10. Sielaff 20l 6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
336 Pro Golfers
Now in Service

CHICAGO. Nov is QNS)-
Delegates 10 the meeting Of the
Professional Golfers Association
Of America convened today for
their 27th annual election Of
officers.
Frank T. SprogeIl Of Grand
Rapids. Mich. secretary, reported
that the PEA membership as Of
Sept. 10. 1943 was 6S5, of whom
1886 now are in military service.
Fred Corcoran. tournament bu-
reau manager for the PEA. said
there still was plenty OF demand
for winter tournaments. several
requests having been received
from cities in California and
Texas.
he said that among the tOphlght
pros who probably would be able
30 compete were Sammy Byrd,
Byron Nelson Jug McSpaden,
Craig Wood jimmy Demaret
Tony Penna Johnny Revolta and
Harry Cooper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Morton Bogue New
USGA President

NEW YORK. Nov. is tUP)-
The United States Golf Associa-
ton announced today that Morton
G. Boguc Of New York had been
nominated for the presidency of
the organization for 1914. tanta-
mount 20 election since he will not
be opposed when the election
takes place on Jan. -. The COM
mittee nominated c. v Rainwater,
Pensacola. Fla. vice president, 10
succeed Bogue, and Francis D..
Ouimet. Boston. 10 succeed Frank
Hardt OF Philadelphia as secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Broncos Have
Strong Quintet

KALAMAZOO. Nov Is tUP)--
Western Michigan Colleges bas-
ketball team. minus. the services
of Harold Gensichen, Michigan 5
top collegiate player Of the last
TWO years. will open the season
here Saturday against the Bunker
Hi naval aviation station team
OF Peru. Ind.
Despite the loss Of Gensichen
and three highly-rated prospects,
all OF whom were transferred
from Western in October, Coach
Buck Read still hopes 10 have a
much better than average team.
Starting forwards Will be Lewis
Lang and Del Loranger OF last
years team which won - OF 10
games. Best OF the other for
wards are Rolla Anderson, for
mcrly OF Southeastern Missouri
Teachers: Carl Riddle, Indiana
State. Dick Bowman, Montana
and Nick MiloSevich. Southern
Illinois
Starting center will be 6-foot
lin h Don Rupert Indiana
Stair
Marvin Bylsma. former Calvin
College star, probably viii be one
OF the starting guards Selection
of The second viii be made from
Russ Mason Indiana State; Bob
Merrill Highland Park Junior and
Bill Morton. Springfield Teachers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Wildcats Ready
For Illinois Team

EVANSTON. H.. Nov l6
ms , Except for few bumps
and bruises, the Northwestern
Wildcats came out OF the Notre
Dame game in good physical con-
dliion and were expected to be at
fun strength against the invading
Illinois team Saturday The game
VIII be the finale for Otto Ora.
ham ,parkplug OF the Wildcat Of
fpn-G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Purdue Works
For Hoosier Tilt

LAFAYETTE. Ind Nov l6
INSl With a share m the West
crn Conference title ar stake tho
indicated Purdue Bollernakers
laborcd overtime today for their
46th annual interstate battle with
Indiana Saturday Coach Elmer
Burnham continued 10 rely on
PLAYERS who had been tested NJ
The Minnesota gan@ including
Chalmers Elliott and George Nj
hal. both freshmen backficld men
Purdue and Michigan are tied for
the conference lead.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Cornell Eleven
Drills in Snow

ITHACA. y Y, Nov Is INS)
Cleo CalcaCnl was expected
back IN the Cornell practice line
up today following an injury
which nc sustained in the game
with Dartmouth. Mentor Carl
Snavcly had his eleven out at
ScrmmaCe Yesterday despite
light snow which covered the
ground
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Broken Nose Won II
Stop Irish Guard

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Nov is
GNS1 Rested after their victory
over Northwestern. the \ otr o
Dame Irish settled down TO hard
workouts today IN seeking their
ninth consecutive victory ! the
game against the invadihA Iowa
Seahawks Saturday Right guard
Joe Signaigo was the only cripple
1r~the Irish squad He suffered
broken nose IN the Wildcat
game but was expected to be
ready bv Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
HonorabIy Discharged

Johnny Risko. the old Cleve-
land baker boy has just been
given his honorable discharge
from the navy
Peter Iick. one 81 the great
Olympic champions this country
has produced. il In town visiting
Clarence and Betty PinkSt
He's IT. Pick OF the navy now.
"Pinky.' YOU know. i director
of all sports ~ the Detroit
Athletic Club. He won one
Olympic diving championship.
His wife won two. Va family IN
town can match this for athletic
accomplishment.
Speaking Of swimming re-
minds US that Kitty Raw is
Thompson formerly stationed
AZ the Romulu, AR base a.
member of the womcn's auXili-
AIRY ferryng squadron, has hit
the divorce courts Her nus
band Theodore Harry Th0mp-
son IS doing the suing
Congrats 20 Birdie Tebbctts
Hes been promoted 10 a first
lioutcnanCv a. tho Waco army
air field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Mat Villains Head
Card al FdirvieW

Two of wrcstling's toughest
performers - Eddie bad Mani
Lewis and Ivan Kamikof, the
bearded Russian, Will clash al
Fairview Gardens tonight. They
are billed for a Commute tussle.
Three new matmen will make
their debutS-Jackie Nichols. who
opposes Dale Haddock, and Don
Serio and Angelo Martinelli, who
will be opponents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
A Luckman Vote

Sid Lucknan ". Sammy
Baugh,
That's the brightest article on
this weeks grid counter
Okay. YOU 90 ahead and take
Baugh and his world champion
Redskins We string along
with Si3 anu the Bears.
Freddie Mandel thinks frankie
Sinkwich was worth every cent
he paid him. And Frankie got
lot more than LOT Of the boys
are guessing he received.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Bob | a|es
Notre Dame
synonymous With
Death on Grid
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

A SPORTS COLUMN IN
SHORT PANTS-Let's go mod
ern. It's no longer: AS sure
as death and taxes Now IT
goes: It's as sure as Notre
Dame and taxes" Death, until
the end of the football team, is
synonymous with Notre Danes
football team.
We do not profess 10 be
hockey expert But we'll take a
piece of that lanky gent named
Bill Durham, the Montreal
goalie. He's bad news, and
don't forget IT,
The All-America teams will
start popping any day now. We
have been asked 10 participate
in several polls and on every
occasion our No. choice has
been Jim White, the NOtre
Dame tackle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Time Marches On

War shorfenS time a wear
ago at this time George
CeIthaml was Tho toast OF The
L. OF VI campus and doing a
great Job for his team as cap
tain and quarterback To-day
he is an ensign in charge Of
landing operations IN the Medi-
terranean
I'd Czak. another Michigan
boy Is m Alaska Don Slcgel
football player At N and later
a fighter is a lieutenant in
charge Of q destroyer Joe
Savilla is "a lieutenant IN Alaska.
Dick Wakefield. We hear. II
too tall In he q fighter pilot g.
hut he has been okayed for
other types Of planes.
Nicholas Londes kept trying
and trying now he has a fight
closed for Nov. Is Al olympia
It's Coley WelCh vs.. Jose Bassrg
And would YOU believe IL. the
betting boys say FritZie Civic
Will he favoriie 10 beat Jake
LaMotta when they meet again.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Battle for I'd
Will HighIight
Times Classic
sTANDINGs
TONICUT,s MATCHES

TONIGHT'S MATCHES
: 80 p. m --DeLuNe ". vs.. Stfoh p Al
legs ~ Pepsl-Cola ". Minerailtes. 80
Coca Cola vs. Krakow, So Fife vs.. Tx
hardf & Becker. IS.
s.45 y m Sackman's VS. Murdock' Al
lsys -: Palm Beach Recreation ". j. p
Berger. IS Detroit Gasket vs. Paflsclfah'
SIS Chene -Trombly Recreation vs. I"en-
ueth Century Recreation, Is.
Matches 81 Common Recreation, $500 Con
ner. near HaFpeT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Prep (Iridsier
Runs IOI YdS.

One prep record for the sea-
son appears certain 10 stand
tho 10l-yard run for a touch
down by Perry Rutkowski ST
Ladislaus High halfhack, Sun
day against ST. Catherine.
RutkoWski intercepted a pass
a yard behind the goal line and
spirited the length Of the field
10 score. St Catherine won the
game. Dolls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Princeton Drives

PRINCETON. y. J.. Nov. 16
1NS) The Princeton team. with
an eve to difficulties in Satur-
days game with Dartmouth, went
into heavy practice today con-
centratinc on defensive plays
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Illinois Loses
Regular Guard

CHAMPAIGN, H.. Nov. Is
GNS) - Ralph Serpico. regular
guard. was expected today TO be
lost 10 Illinois in the game with
Northwestern al Evanston Sat
urday. Serpico's ribs were injured
in the Ohio State game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16

night, already
has beaten the
Puerto Rican IN
two bouts
The pair met
in Portl and
Me, w elc MS
home town, two
years ago On
Sept Il 1871,
Welch won a
10 round dcci-
sion over Ba-
Sora. The bout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Niqhf Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints in the Night Edition only the
horse which feel the outstanding
bets OF the day
The key appears night the Eight Star and Red Line
Editions with number corresponding each letter the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT IS PRINTED IN CODE
Tomorows code follows:
Ala BAL C-7O Del ELS FL
no LEI MIA N-28 O-62 Psi OIL R-9i Sl9 T6
U-20 w Wis N-3i Y-6O Z-29
Clip key enable you dccpher the OF
omorrows appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
WeIch ID Seek Mob
Victory Over BaSOra
BY LEO MACDONELL

Coley Welch. middleweight
champion Of New England, who
battles Jose BaSora at Olympia
Nov. 26. week from Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16

was such a whirlwnd affair that
the pair were rematched in the
Maine metropolis six weeks later
and proving that his first win was
no huke the Fighting Irlshman
took down the duke "A second time.
Thus. Basora will have some
thing more than just shekelS 10
fight for when he meets up with
the hard-punching New Englander
al the local arena next week
Among Welch'S other achieve
ments are three kayo trlumphs
over CheilowSki, who once fought
around Detroit, and verdlcts over
Howell King, Ernie Vigh. frankie
Nelson and other good minister's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
ADDS TO STRING

Since being discharged from the
u. S. Coast Guard recently, WEIGH
has added five more victories 10 a
long list Of conqucSt>. four Of them
by knockoutS. A chip off the old
block, Welch's fun name is Cole
man Patrick Welch and he was
born in Portland. He is managed
by Chick Hayes, a famous old-time
bantamweight Back in 1912.
Hayes fought Jerry Dalton an
eight-round no decision bout in
Windsor.
Though a middlcweight who will
make TO- pounds for Basora, WEIGH
is ranked sixth in the list OF lead
ing contenders for the light-heavy-
weight championship. With Md
dleweightS ducking him, WEIGH has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
BOOSTS BAsoRA's STOCK

LaMotta just the other night
won an unpopular decision over
Zivic in New York. which. as
LondeS points out makes BaSora
look especially good despite the
fact that Jake whipped Jose. But,
LaMOtte since winning from Ba-
Sora has turned down Londes'
frantic efforts for a rematch be-
tween the two. Apparently, La
Motta wants no more of the sharp
punching Basora.
Londes had Basora and WEIGH
matched tentatively for Nov. II
but WEIGH came up with an in
fected nose and the Detroit match
maker had 10 set the date back.
WEIGH is reported in fine shape
again and training daily in Port
land. He viii arrive in Detroit TO
finish training here the later part
of this week. BaSOTa will be here
a couple Of days later
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
on THE MOVE

Spanked by that 1l5l game for
a 306S total TO win PauluS 81 600
sweeper Saturday night. Stroh's
is really beginning 10 hIt It's stride.
Look out for Norris and his gang
now. They've started 10 roll and
when they start 10 roll II only
means De Luxe can expect an
other three-game setback 10 add
TO IT'S unhappy moments.
On the other hand. +. e. b will
be up against a formidable foe in
Fife The latter is not champion
ship cahber. we'd say off hand
but is not far away. Under the
capable leadership Of one Of the
finest personalities along the 10
pin rialto- KotarSki-one doesn't
know what Fife Is apt 10 do al
any moment +. & B. should be
satisfied with two games, if they
win that many.
Meanwhile. with or without
Paulus. Chene-Trombly shouldn't
have any trouble with Twentieth
Century Recreation unless
Charley Rabaut and Joe Lieb
kick up a fuss before hand and
try 10 Guido each other Paulus'
ulcers have him on the sidelineS
again
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
BY HAROLD KAHL

With Joe Paulus' Chene-Trom-
bly, Recreation apparently assured
of holding the lead for another
week at least. it will be battle
for sole possession OF second place
when tonights bowling matches
in the Detroit Times All-StaT
Classic go on at Frank Morris
Conner Recreation.
The teams involved are Joe
Norris Strohs, defending cham
plon, and George Bryant's Elk
hardt & Becker. If the dope runs
true to form Stroh's should be
one game up on +. e. B. when the
firing is over as II crosses alleys
with Bill Davids hard luck De-
LuxerS as the Bryant crew run
into Charley KotarSki's Fife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
The Hoosier Classic

II you want TO settle down TO
a bit Of tough football picking,
don't overlook the Indiana
Purdue football game for the
Old Oakcn Bucket this week.
There's no tougher one on the
slate 20 pick than this one.
Remember PurducS unbcat-
en- and united team doeSn' { have
Tony ButkovICh. AgaSe and a
lot OF the others who helped 10
stamp this outfit one of the best
In tho land.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16

had TO fight bigger men. Jake La
Motta was one OF those who de-
clincd n fight here with WEIGH but
in BaSora. since the Puerto Rican
won so deciSively over Fritzie
Matchmaker Nick Londes
believes he has a better opponent
for the champion from up IN
Maine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16

At ROCKINGHAM
Weather showing track SLOW
First Race Glen Novice
Second Race WuChRster
Third Race Terry Nhy Mas Pursr-
n Hum
sixth Raee-Plsidloeh, Psto Gino.