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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23
Detroit Teacher Federation Invites
Public To Discuss Youth In War Time

In calling 81, third annual
Community Conference for Sat
e day Jan r. Tho D'roi fedt
GRAFTON of eachsrs invites DO
toii teachers 20 meet WITH 'Hclf
fhhors gaihere from az parts
~ De.rol' ard representing every
WAX 81 fe from hoGeeUiye. 70
irhor leader - discuss Youth lr
War Time
The conference WI be d.taea
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23

s'ssippi. who began his business
career in that city half a century
ago. He celebrated his seventeen
birthday Sunday. Jan. Il.
During the celebration OF his
golden anniversary as a merchant,
Mr.. Gillian received numerous
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23

Vim along Labelling II a gift
w. slsstd The greens good bye
y, ~" immediate vned his soldier
pl'io.
Then cane the unexpected. A
~ days ago tom san Francis
!. r,hf came otier and $50.
:, ro,sr order igam Mack. who you
s.sli srarle.y Sal receives the in
,n, q the average working man
,S,v or the man gho torgets a
N. once he's oa' q reach.
The co.posa.s letter reads In
pr
DNr Cecil
ysry Christmas snd q very
rr,perous New Year 10 you. Al.
ilsurh both Of these holidays will
rohshly he passed before this let
M /, received as Il j. now Christ
nis eve.
bs sort Of delayed Christmas
present you will lind a money or
isr for seO. which ,on should re-
member As being sour own money.
Nr, thai cant sind anything
de as there is nothing more over
hr.
| hone that this letter finds you
N good health and hne spirits.
Wkh I could he there 10 help y01
'knock Yourself out" tonight {.
! look forward 10 n continuance Of
Jour correspondence ior they do 50
rplleIe tho monoton, over here.
know that ,on are wrapplng mp
N hea,y coats and wearing ilan-
nels by now. While | am running
around In practically my birthday
sult. poor ton. Must close With
best wishes for ron and also deep.
Ht gratitude.
Nours forever,
Mack.
he s'laer - No proud ~ Is al
p,sssr. Stationed With the anti
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23
rans ~ cot and ciesn.

organs sweet and clesn
Recause GILLIAN sets as a diu-
retlc to sl4gsish Kidneys. 81 Is a
great heip since j assists greatly
IN fgshine out quantities Of impuri-
tics that NAV have become damned
up inside you causing BACK
ACHE SHARP PAINS and RISING
AT NIGHT VII aid IN relieving
aches and pains ~ the muscles and
joints By removing accumuiations
Of poisons from the kidneys and
hloodsiream
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23
Gillian Costs Little !. Helps
The Whole System

Gillian. the "naiura,' medicine.
will help hiring out gases and i'm
purities frequently with the very
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23
Father OF Detroiter Celebrates His
F1tieth Year OF Business Success

Out at 77l6 Oakland in Detroit. there is
progressive little Mrs. Alma G.. Thomas, who
very happy over the recent celebration of her fathers m
eth year in business The father Charles w Gillian
SRI pioneer 1O-yearod business Of Okolona Mis-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23
MEMORIAL TO NEGROES

RICHMOND, va.-tANP) - A
meeting has been arranged by
William Wright. chairman Of the
state conservation commission. for
the Negro Memorial commission.
created by the general assembly,
IN plan memorial commemorate
irg the landing in 1919 ~ the
first Negroes a. jamestown, It
has been announced.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23
Progress Starts

in the spring OF 1926. the
country was in prosperous con-
dition. with everybody handling
MONEY. and began 10 make hay
while the sun was shining In
he spring Of 1897, | put in a
Continued on page S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23

For sn'wers 70 any Salvage
tuesflon-Call RANDOLPH s2s2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23

In addition,
G. ILJ a y will
help make your
stomach, liver.
Kidneys. bowels
moro active. aid
in building YOU
M IN general
and make you
LOOK. ACT and
FEEL like a
DIFF F. r f y T
NJ a y or WO-
MAN. y e a T 3
younger Z h a n
your real age.
Enjoy the Meas
ure of glowing
health
Gillian Is rec.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23
GAS bL DAT
and awful bAckAcHES
MADE LIFE A TORTURE"
Detroit Woman Says She Was 1edofTr Medicines Without
Result -. Got No Relief Until She Took GILLIAN
Praises Natural Medicine

Miss Carrie Gary of 1927 Ropee ST., Detroit States She
Suffered Severe Pain and Distress From Indg eson Con-
stpation, and Other Ills-Took Gillian and Obtained
Blessed Relief-"Giljan Worked Wonders For Me'
She Says.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23

commended and sold by all drug
stores In Detroit, and by other
leading druggists throughout the
State Of Michigan. Help yourself
to health. start today by buying .
bottle OF Gillian. one bottle win
convInt youi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23

SALVAGE INFORMATION-RAN.
DOLPH $3.50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23
straight shooter

-, uAcK \. SMITH is real
lVn. ..,shr shooter IN every sense
fa "'s .e,d Those lew weeks be-
q 'ne as, army pay are rather
IRE y, - ! fcllas pocketbook. So
tna ~ .Sr, 10 his friend. Atty. &C.
sn, ui',d for a few ercenbacks 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23

that ! had made some gains !
might say the same thing for
1895
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23

Impurities tor
acid Deposits IN
kislne,s ARE the
common sause ~
aches and paths
IN the muscles
and ioints. and
generai steal
debility.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23
Small Beginning

March 6. 1856. my father dice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23

The liver. when
sluggish and IN
active. - q v =
down the bile
now causing
headaches lack
Of enerey.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23
Ynnrs fnrnIpr.

he s'laer - No proud 81 Is Al
p;utri Stationed With the anti
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-23

Read Dunk Sqlaks lis Gar
ny J. 2 Duncan, on PAGE s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Major Chiefs
Set Schedules

NEW YORk-Tts ma or Leagues
baseball scheduls for 1919 awaited
only final ratification from the
tao circuits individual owners to-
day plus a iaat-fninnte ehsekup by
President Ford Prick % the Ma
tional and William Harrfdgs Of thu
American league
Frsek and HIarrtaEs nsef
yesterday 10 60 over ths pro-
gram. . Ket-teEsthsr made
necessary BY change Of tss
opening date 10 April n ssd
= setback Of the eissiag asts
10 Oct 3.
They made only one new move
changing tbs date u ths Aii-siar
game al Philadelphia from July 7
10 July Is.
Several innovations have come
out u the nsY schedule which mas
cut BASEBALL travel 70 three inter-
sectional trips and saved 5000
league travel miles.
Because Of the juggling Of dates
both Big holidsys-Memoriai and
Independence dsy-will find inter
sectional games scheduled
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Puget Sound Hoop Interest d.

California college basketball 80 per off in point Of
attendance tOdate
California scribes bordering the situation and
can't seem to put a finger the definite
They agree their belief that lit might be the and
geographical location"
country pretty aerial
the Japs able put their planes
into great
doing all right in basketball turn
judging from reports to date
probably had
the when they played that greatly bay
game Globerotters u of W. pavilion
Relief the Seattle War Council
behind It, The and radio behind the
though IL the champions hp of the world
the hail. turned
reports have doing all
right
Locally crowds good
Principal Bea Lincoln
you attendance gymnasium has
extremely weather and at small
gymnasium has been enhanced little
spectators adults than before"
attendance
encouraging indication Of interest here the
Msylons Al-sodier boxing
armory.
shows Maylon will
increase attendance.
the of
strong fighting suited the mind of today.
Also profit
flock athletic
the fighting youngsters out at the big camp
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Two Games in
City Circuit

All city iesgYe games under
park recreation sponsorship
scheduled for tonight have
been cancelled. Al Hedges re-
ports.
Class "c'' city Basketball league
games played Wednesday night on
the Beliarmine courts resulted In
the 20 Group defeating Quarter
master All stars. 50 TO 30; Weld
ers winning from Pipefittsrs. 10
To II, and Gray Field Flyers taxi
ing the Beaver commandos by de-
fault.
10 Group (so) 1901 All stars
rum ...s...,.F.... ts Dawson
.sIbom li21 ...F....... Braueh
Norton f20l ..C..... 80 suxKs
Nihsiiak n3) C.. 90 Huniows
Maye Gsl - G.. % c1aunis
subs 70 Group Carlos z. and
Walsh All starr Long II. Hoff-
man and Dunford. Referee John
Kennedy.
WsIders 1881 l1D Pipefittsrs
sebsde lsD ...F ~ Bartholov
Winters lfD NO. 90 kssss
waago lio) &C. 90 Henderson
happening Cd C..... Endmsnn
Kirkland 90 C.. ca kosen0w
subs: weIdsrs - Adams 2. ana
Trautman 2. Pipefstters None.
Referee. Kennedy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

ms ASGnf.E< WAY 49, -
20 II faaz ths nrui.< frcm ne
ualvsrzty = csnIarnz. st fo-
Aazsie= srfe.ted - TreIan~ frsm
the University - southern Gil.
fefnsa n a l-~skste~ll r.ms. - a.
New fhat skes care # that
II e stteapts since that men-
GRADE date ne firuln. have m..s>
hofh sr<et.ealsr ara miserable
attempts - acecmr,lsk the Fsss
again eat n evrff csz< the Tro-
ans slammed ~ ao.. IN Eh<lr
faces
I've y~.fs 49, kt-ssr><n1
nrsts s~~s<<~ tks.xss tn~rz1
- h-f r~.eA~s ~ pr~~>t-~1
land es~e tk~Ix er.~~-ss~n
rivals trsisea ss-ss a. k.If.
live.
nut th< Use csrsm~u. un1saHt.
esily F~<sps~nt. ~ . ssr~nsmss
shsil - ssy lecture came bach
n The last slansa 70 tie the game
~ 81 <a-sn In tt regular tine
snd vent oas 70 wln IN the ever
time r~rscd. ss-<T.
Other IN 80 IN ths npris~
weren't - eiu~e. rhs rrohns
captured No ~ ~ . - ~ tally
and ~aa Ne 30 with = eo-1s ~.
unph ~hlsA must - sons snxt n
intercollegiate. cage record.
rndSANA rAvOnkD
That brings the rivalry NJ IA
date and Friday nlsht ne nruinz
hopefully engage ne Trolsns n
No. 81 but the tss leaves m IN
cup danst forecast . fsFaln victory
even u the Lao II averages 10 tsh.
ins . trouncinG.
I'D ~ tletse Cess useh.
"a fsss. iseA lss~s~s wesue-
Ing iss pssseH. ~ ss>s svss
Trey swce us~v~ fssus~ ~ hsna
ss.sh~v nsssts hs1~ - IT,
p<nnsut wnlt
Rock. Coach Ernie ifoihrn.k''
Little Giant" has besn thu Tre
jan high seersr In IL ssmss NJ
has scored i7s rs,inss far an svsr
ago NJ i7.s points pr nsns en-
he's b<en the top Trojan paint ma
in seven 81 the Il tiIts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Huslies Get In Their Swing and Beat Beavers
On Me lam, :!
wss EllIoTT MrcAU

Don Darddn led the scoring IN last nights Oregon State
oqeot OF Hashngtons HHskies Of the basket courts.
Inc Oregon State piled up points and ~ the
ing seconds his cork brought his team 70 ich three points
o. the Uetors
We hare 70 expect that from D4rddN not only IN
baskebdH but football GHg other sport which he par
tepdes. 10 Is doubtful If the Coast conference pro-
dHced superior olaroHd athlete than the Oregon boy
Three Pals Separated -.
Time has broken the Father combinations in
Tacoma.
Referring the Haywards Harold (Hick) the pappy.
and Robert and Dutton the boys.
byer since reporter remember in the life of the
young Haywards. the bows have been his companions
Yes sir to the days when he took them for stroll their
baby bugges
They familiar boxing wrestling football basketball
baseball and whatnot
Wherever "Hck" entertainment the boys
and also the mother entertainments her
desires.
But you Haywards days
Duton the older boy first class the L. = Navy
Enlisted Harbor.
doubt. to q smack the laps
Dutton basketball Of the Stadium Tigers in his
Junior and senior
(Bob) student Washington
conference
ball games station KwsC, Pullman
And doing first class paybypay which diff
cult at its best. Yes sir, doing a first class job
Incidentally call from the United States
He's all Details been completed Only, his Uncle
Sans beckon slide him into khaki uniform
Bob Stadium studyding radio and speech the
Cougar plant Paouse country
the XVI staff here gained valuable
experience big broadcasting.
And all that Pappy Hayward with wsu look in his
just getting older guess
grown-ups"
right Our children very
before they their their
companionship with the kids"
your mind They beyond description
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Ts'day's Sport
Interesting
Shots From
Sports Lone

10 lay down q hunt without foul
ink spme official.
Branch hickey. president ~
the BROOKLYN Dodgers weat TIP
his mitt - far a. sisidinz fer
either Johnny coonev or Paul
Waner. sS-Bestoa Brave cut
fislders, but u ISN'T hard 10 ks><s
thai ia cooney he i after.
Funny thing about Doiph
CsmillA Of The Dodgers ard Hill
Terry, onre q the otsnt.. two
Of the eezt first hssemen The
game has ever seen Doiph
wants 10 get out 81 baseball and
Terry wants 10 get hack in.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Eversii-
Game OF Uulil
FebruarY1W3

rh< return s1ms nukwpu -
erett and stsdlzzm. wn1ro ~
sshesfaied far x91nr1nv - -
sannanr>f - ennnood = T1lapp-
dAy ~ neHt we~k. w1n - ~
played unfiI ~ > ~ I
stadium Annette ptrvcscr Jcnn
Iissnrtck rueptvo1 wup1 fvum
n~srstt ists ysukeseAy shns -
GaIls noalA ~ e,eu9 ~ Tnug~
asy siHhf aAtA Insle - enonu1
change wna n~cNnnrv.
nvsv~tt es1ssna1 etn1lsrn n =
eioae Gsae r~enntly 81 Co.,
v. q. fowmsn - snn1nusoy 49,
lax Ter ~ rs1asn asme Mes
confident - Tigers win r<versp
tns a~rsuea.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Cliff Olson Now
On Job al Tac-Sea
Shipyard Plant

Elimination u civilian employees
At Fort Lewis mas sent Cliff Olson.
former coach at Pacific Lutheran
college. to the Tseoma-Seattls
shipysrd plant mere Cliff IL In
an executive position in the pro-
duction part Of the yard. he was
athletic director ct Fort Lewis.
where ne served ssvsral months.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

HaIhrrck s&ys bsu - ~
rrojzns 80 tnn1u Via nr1mu -
eat rhpo< - nxuI<. ru1nGx <nnu
e.rc<sfrsfe - - asf1I11 49,
- fvuaf H. - 49, 49,
onsl~<. 80 - nnm1n1lx -
averaged 90 pn1n1s - nnmo
shseh . more fnan - p11n<o
Erest<< H. IL evu<aHo q -
nfuinr fsuF frmtnnrxn.~ -
Euindn ffsI1reoa.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Sanctions Garden
For Hoop Event

COLUMBUS, Oh arold G..
Olsen Of Ohio State university.
chairman Of the tournament com
mittee. today confirmed selection
Of Madison Square Garden IN New
York City as the site Of the fifth
annual National Collegiate Ath-
letie association basketball cham
pionships for this season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Frosh Athletes

PHILADELPHIA - Director OF
Athletics II. Jsmison Swarts an
nouneed today that beginning Feb.
/. freshmen will be eligible for all
athletic teams at the University Of
Pennsylvania
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Shoot Sunday

Annual election Of officers and
regular trap program IL sched-
uled by the Tacoma Gun club
Sunday. Shooting will be held
between $50 a. N. and 2 30 D. 10.
Members are urged 10 attend
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Hoop Results

Washington ~, Oregon state 80.
George Washington 81. Army ~.
Pittsburgh IS, Geneva 80.
Yale 81, Brown ~.
Seton Hall IS. Holy Gross 20.
Kansas 20, Kansas State 20.
Clemson 81, Wofford IS.
Camp Grant -. Bradley -.
NiIlanova ~, Rider 81.
Tulane So. Mississippi State IS
Baylor IS, East Texas State
Teachers 81.
Hardin simmons IS, Daniel
Baker %.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

PORTLAND - rrsd u~fty)
asrlnesa. for seven yssrs hend
coach IL Henson rs>h. has 49,
commissioned . saptnln n IN
army snd arder.d b repeFt -
Warrington and L. university.
Lsxinaten. We.
Ne u ths nkRtA man - low ~
hssh sch~ni snnea1ng ssnns -
Portland.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22

@ - N'sH*-tsAFHt
NEN NoRk--A whirl on tire
sports.go-round;
English horsemen apparently
are far from undsunted by the
continuation Of the war since
the latest new market hlooded-
stock sale brought one Of the
highest prices IN British turf
history Top price wss paid
for olein. = bay mare out Of
Grand Peace and Colombo. who
was bought for 1900 guineas
or s7s.soo olein's dam.
Grand Peace. beautiful Ia
year-old mare. went for the high
price Of 800 guineas or close
TO $4,000 Aperiean horse
men would he hard-prcssed 10
equal the English turfmen at
those prices.
California boxing Ans aere
given an unexpected and pleas
ant surprise rerently Nhee BeuD
Martell. only woman IN the
world ever TO hold q state license
10 referee boxing. stepped In and
handled an entire show Miss
hartell Was forced into action
when the state athletic commits
sion referee ran out of gas and
couldn't keep his appointment.
She also Il licensed as a time
keeper and announcer and timed.
refereed and announced the en-
tire card.
For the first time In the
memory Of many a veteran base
ball man, the New York Yankees
are IN a bad way for out
fielders The Yankees may
have been short OF pitchers at
times and their infield may have
needed a replacement once in a
while, but not for years has the
club been beset by the picket
line problem II now faces.
Manager Joe Mccarthy lost
Tommy Heinrich 10 the services
In the middle of last season and
u now faced with .hc loss Of
the one man-team of Joe hi
Maggie, leaving only the veteran
Charley Keller 10 carry the load
and Roy weatherly, formerly 81
Cleveland. for another spot.
Two rockies. Russ Derry and
Bud Neheny, arc 10 fight II out
for the remaining outfield post
ton.
Basketballs personal foul rule
feud is waxing hotter than ever
in local circles, at least All
coaches agree that a new rule
to replace the four-personal
statute is necessary because of
the shortage of manpower but
none can agree ON its exact
makeup a five-foul idea
hiss been preached but Nat Hol-
man OF cCNY offers the best
suggestion yet.
Holman believes the limit
should be removed entirely but
10 protect players from indis-
criminate fouilng, the opposing
team should be awarded nm add
tional free throw for every foul
q player commits after he has
been charged with four.
Speaking Of baseball training
camp situations, the most humor-
Gus item concerns the Washing
ton Senators, who plan 10 train
at home 1t VIII be a good
trick II they can do il The
way the nations capitol u jam
med, the Senators won't be able
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
Tourney Off

SPOKANE, Wash.-Suspension
for this year at least OF Washing
tons annual prep school basketball
tourney at Seattle was announced
today by J. d. Meyer. secretary of
the State High School Athletic as
ISOLATION.
Myer said he polled members OF
the board Of control by telephone
and that they were generally
agreed it would be inadvisable 10
hold the tournament this year be-
cause Of wsr-fostered trsnsporta-
ton and housing conditions.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
New Mark for
Loop to Date
Veteron on Beum
In City Circuit

Mike Berry No. pinman 81
the fast City Bowling league. roll
I'd = as game in league matches
on the Broadway alleys wednes-
day night for a new record for
the year in the City circuit.
Mixes 26s game. rolled early in
first half play. had stood a. top
mark for weeks. Fat Person
knocked II over first in last nights
session when he rolled 2TT in his
first game. only to have Berry re-
gain the honor before the eve
ning's work was completed.
It was a big night for the City
stars, Ten Of their number were
in the 800 class and q of the men
rolled better than $40 scores
Berry's ga was the top figure
for the evening. followed by spen-
Ger .Irbys 632. John Radonich
rolled s25. Fat Person 624. Jimmy
Radonich GIL. mi Othick 500,
Kenny Mcdonald eos. Ben Over
dahl SOS. Roman Koehler 500 and
Bill Leftwieh COL for other
series.
DIARIES WIN
The Dairymen, first half cham
pions, hurdled the optieals In an
important match. taking three
points and made the evening COM
plete by rolling III in their game
for a new high team single for
the season.
The Packers rolled 3035 for high
team total of last nights play
and won four points from Broad
way TO keep their second half rec
ord unmarried by defeat Muir
docks Meatmen have won eight
straight points.
The Fuelmen lost the first two
games TO the Bottlers but came
back strong in the third game to
win and take the point for total
with their BOIL team score. Cloth
iers won three from Painters and
Punchys took three from Ter
minals
The scores.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
sTH AVE. MERCHANTS
9Th Ave. Alleys

Dicks 263e ~ vs.. coley's 1894
soD. High game. Clarence Ham
merschmith 1913: high series, clar-
ence Hammerschimth 53s.
Less 1850 % ". Arts 2575
81. High game. o. Roselsnd 1877.
high series. o. Roseland SOS.
Joe's 2e27 t0) Va. Johnny's 1922
~. High game. George Coleman
2o7; high series. Vic England 542.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-01-22
McC hord f54)
tssl Ia,l,cram.
Women Make
New Records

keglerette bowlers. first and
second year feminine trundlers for
the most part. hung up two new
individual records In their weekly
matches OF the Coliseum alleys
Wednesday night.
Doreen Morss rolled 2ta In her
second game for a new high single
game record for the year and
Ann Rocket registered 51e for .
new. high three game series Mrs.
Rockets games were iso, ise and
1874.
Results OF the matches were:
Hardwares 2 Insurance /, ply
wood 2: Florists /. Woody's D.
Cameras o: Jewellers 2. Macs
Orphans Tavern ? Lunch !.
High among the scorers were
Dorsen Morss with 4s8. Maxine
Perry with s86. Marian Reimer
with ass. and Edith Wade with
46o.
Alma Dzivak. q member Of the
Topics of the Broadway Boosters.
rolled high In league play wsdnss-
day on the Broadway alleys.
shooting 1913 for high single game
and 4s2 for high series.
Kelley Allen. with q e42 series.
led the pin stars of the shlpyard
league In their weekly matches on
the Broadway alleys Wednesday
night. getting single games Of 30,
1ss and 234
FOUR ROLL 600
-Four OF the shipyard trundlsra
were In the select 600 circle. Earl
Mshnkey started off with a 25s.
high single Of the session, and
wound up with a GIL series. Jack
Hadlsnd clicked for a sol series
and Dave Goodman smaeksd the
hssdpin for AN even 900 count.
Other good scores were. Bus
hykiand $40. Pip koehler SIS. Fat
Person 5s3 and y. Nelson 5si
Carpenters won four from
Cranes. Tarry took three from
Loggers. Paints annexed four
from Steel. Toms won four from
Bottisneeks and ciothlers eaptur-
I'd four from Foundry.
Entries for the team event Of
the shipysrd tournament. which
viii be held on the Broadway al
leys Jan 30 and 81. must be in
the hands Of Jerry Warden. ssers-
tAry Of the tourney. BY next Sun
day. Ralph conkiin. president Of
the shipysrd league. has again
announced. Doubles and singles
viii be rolled on the North End
alleys the following weekend.
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