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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Green Bay Tackle
Gets Medical Decree

1t is DR.. Paul Berezney now.
The Green Bay Packer tackle
from Fordham received his medi-
cal degree at Marquette recently.
-BeFezHey- will intern at ST
Mary's Hospital at Green Bay
until the first OF the year and
then will move TO Fresno, Cal. for
service in the County General
Hospital.
The footballer holds a reserve
commission in the army medical
corps but has been on inactive
status. He expects 10 be called
up as soon as he completes his
hospital duties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
FEW CHANGES

Capt Mud Bruneteau and his
famed linemates. sgd Howe and
Carl LiScombe. who form one oil
hockeys top scoring combinations
will lead the Wings.
Few changes are expected In
the lineup Adams sent against the
Cleveland BaronS in the exhibition
game victories here.
Although this is a lean year foi
material. the Capitols have some
players who may still be Nationa
Hockey League timber when the
wave OF hockey stars comes out oi
service At the conclusion OF the
war
Among them are Hymie Butler
and VIC Lynn. the rushing defense
men from the New York RoVers
whom the Wings Jerked out from
under Lester Patrick's nose.
The move. however. cost Detroit
81 900 apiece because the mer
were playing on Rangers-spon
sored club.
With such men as these ii il
expected Indianapolis will be abls
to give Detroit more opposition
than did Cleveland The Caps
also will send out the new Diaper
Line" with center Jack OHars
and wingers Rod Morrison anC
Roy Glover, oldest OF whom is l9
Another line probably will be
formed of the Smith brothers
Nakins and Winky. plus Bill Hud.
son. a minor league veteran.
Frank (Red) Kane, handsome
and smooth Working center from
Siraiford.- who played for Detroit
against Cleveland. will go against
the veterans Sunday night with
George DeFelice and Alex Ritson
on the wings.
Ritson played in the American
League last year. Harry Lumley
young goalie from Owen Sound
will take over the nets.
Detroit will oppose the Capitol:
in a second intra-club game a,
Toledo Monday night and Their
begin final preparations for the
opening Of the National Hockey
League campaign against the
New York Rangers here Sunday,
Oct. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Ben East, Wildlife Expert,
Shows Color Movies Here

Ben Fast internationally known
Wild life expert will show color
movies ~ the Aleutian Islands
this Sunday al The Art Institute.
They include the only pictures
ever taken Of the fabulous herd
Of sea offers.
These amphibians are the size
OF large spaniel dog and the
herd East saw in the Aleutians
numbered around 5000, the only
herd on this continent The fur
of the seaotter IS the most valu-
able in the world. A single pelt
is valued 81 81 500,
East made his trip through the
Aleutians in 1871 and spent three
months in the area recently oc-
cupied by the japanese Hs fears
the nips might have killed off
Inc herd. Russia has the only
other known herd.
Much OF Easts Aim was used
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Churchill Downs Results

FIRST RAcE-S-yssr-old' and up y
connsusht CAlfOnso, $40 80 100
Dark Stream tReevss) lt2o $50
Aeetsum tBaUeyi soo
Time AT Is off 237is
Fsrgie Favorits Georgia Tod. HyErot
Man Bachelor co Giant Princess,
silver Fizz and Late Dawn also ran.
SECOND RACE 2-yesrs-oids =. mile
Observer tcaffsrelial $40 o. So
Co Appointment (Higey) $50 $40
Boos Choice (MArtinl B. so
Time l.13 Is of 3:0T
-Four Deep SKY Easls Paysols va.
Count Bank Book and The Beau also
ran.
'Fi.ld.
THIRD RACE 3-y..r-olds and up. ,,
n Cold CMmsan) 500 300 2 50
Batter tParlsel > go 3 20
O PLAY fMornsseyl 80
Time ~ 45, IN 3.37
Timocracy Cidesm Peter Pair, Bold
RISK and Bit O. Brown also ran.
FOURTH RACE 3-yssr-olds and up,
pouSi. Back CBaieO 30 500 80
Ksthy tHigleyJ $50 80
Subdsb Icaffstena) 1sO
Time 1.l2 80 off tO5H
Her Guardian. Walthsm Cross and Traf-
fie Court also ran
FIFTH RACE -3-Sssr-oldI and up sH
furlongs:
Bold siyl. Bailey 1890 500 sac
Blue Pom (Morrissey) $50 a2n
Mixer tBlstIsckerl 80
Time 1912 3-5 or t.S1 -
Topic Dolly va DouotfuL Whose ard
First Prize also ran
SIXTH RACE -2-year-olds Z. mile:
s-DursEna tHigleyJ 500 out out
Occupy (Woolfel out out
a.Mr Rabbit (Morrissevl cut
Time 1:ii as, of 5.07.
No also rams.
SEVENTH RAcEA 3-year-olds and up,
= mile
Beautiful II HigleD $50 lao 40
Roman sox Bailey $50 7O
Trump (GonIsleEi $40
Time I:24 As. off 5.37
Bonnie Andrew, Likeasnot and FINAL
Glory also ran
EIGHTH RACE-3-year-o snd up.
rhis Freedom CHigley) 1910 1880 40
Ptpiad (Caffarella) l6 30 80
Sldonie (Reevesi 500
Time As, of sos.
AfghanistRn. Good Nelghbor, Bar Fly,
Alksrn and Flashalong also ran.
NINTH RACE 3.yesr-olds and up,
! l-is miles
Lovemsrk tCansrens) $40 500 100
Boio Brook. Martin $50 80
Zorro Gittelb 60
Tine 80 As. OF 4 30i
Man Ola smoke. Borsch Sir jimmy
ana Connecticut also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Truth Comes Out

Furthermore" cont inue d
Mitzel as he really began TO
unwind. Detrolt's city tourna-
ment the past season had 1873
Class A teams. those of q 9O1
average. or better. Apparently,
LAO teams were not OF the
high scoring variety. The same
theory holds true in ABCS.
From the spectators viewpoint
the booster outfits drew a
larger attendance proportion
ately 10 the Abe here than all
the regulars entered.
Then. too, voting In ABC
conventions il done by dele
gates from various city associ-
Ations. A total OF IS per cent
OF the delegates selected 10 at
tend and vote are average
bOwlers. don't believe they
will vote away their particlpa-
ton in ABC events he con-
cluded
Despite a sparkling PIT last
= season MitZel Is one OF these
average bowlers and might
have said so in the first place,
You can see what little chance
PollaCkS proposal has.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Bruce Smith Helps
Beat California

BERKELEY. Cal. Oct. q lUP)
With Cadet Bruce Smith, for
mer Minnesota All-Amerjcan,
scoring three touchdownS, the ST.
Alarys Navy Pre-flight school sent
the University Of California down
to one of their worst defeats in
history today, 80 10 O, before
10000 fans.
Smith, whose presence at left
half made the ST Marys offenSe
click for the first time this sea-
son, drove 10 yards for the Navy
second score in the first quarter.
addeo another Just before the half
ended on a 30-yard jaunt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
ShdmroCks #
Test ST. Joseph
In Tilt Sunday

Catholic Centrals city prep
football champions, indicated in
four games this season. invades
the Catholic League Sunday to
meet ST. Joseph OF the first divi-
sion IN night game at Mack
Park, starting at s p. m.
The contest will afford parish
football fans some opportunity 10
size up the Catholic League
chances against the mighty Sham
rocks. Catholic Central, as in the
past. will meet the first division
champion al the end OF the regu-
lar season for the right 10 repre-
sent the Catholic schools against
the public school titlist in the
annual Goodfellows charity game
next month at u. OF ID. Stadium.
ST. Joseph will also carry a
clean slate into tonight's game
having won its three starts on the
first divisions east side. The
ShamrockS. however. are given
the edge over the Commercials on
past performances. The game will
have no bearing en- the first dipi-
sion race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
l9 to | Shot Wins
$4,000 Race
Anti-Climex Takes
Feature at PimIieo
Feature at Pimlieo

PIMLICO. Md. Oct. q (UP)--
Anti-ClimaX. more than 1871 in
the betting. scored in the thirtieth
running OF the $4,000 added
Washington Handicap at Plmlico
today.
Anti-Climax took command In
the first furlong and led the rest
OF the way. coming home three
lengths i'm front of Son Of Peace.
the second choice. After covering
the mile and three sixteenths in
! SO fiat. he returned $40 90, SO
and $500. The romp Melted
SIT 800.
Son OF Peace yielded $3.50 and
81 SO and Shut Out. the heavy
favorite5. Melted 81 40 for the
show effort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Offers RebuttaI

The very success of ABC
tournaments as evidenced BY
Its increased number of teams
participating reflects credit on
tho plan now I'm existence and
offers n rebuttal against Pol
lacks suggested change" says
MitZel.
"Nine years ago the tourna-
ment drew l,S29 teams at
Peoria, Ill. OF the 6,O73 teams
that competed here In 1910 n
total of 1908 were local. This
was practically Ave and one
half times the total entry OF
six years before and more local
entries that the entire events in
1884 or 1883.
-ABC tournaments are COM
posed of bowlers from the
smallest average up. II Is their
one big chance and thrill TO
roll In an ABC when held In
their vicinity. There are plenty
Of other tournaments with
plenty Of prize money for the
'hotcha,' or high average bowler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Wings to Play
Smoke Fund
Game Sunday
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Hockey fans Will take their last
preseason look al the Detroit Red
Wings this Sunday night when
Manager Adams sends his world
champions against the lndianap-
oils CspitolS IN the annual Smokes
Fun me at Olympia.
7 - the game IN which the
fans l.y down a pack Of cigaretS
or two for the USO in addition 10
the usual low exhibition game ad-
mission price Last season more
than 5000 packages OF cigarets
were obtained. Members OF The
WAVES will sell cIgsretS al the
entrances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

ducied three national tourna-
ments and who was listed TO
help stage BuffaloS fourth
event until the war ruled il
out last season. again is ad-
vocatlng a change IN the pres
ent Setup, which permits 2 team
OF any average 10 compete.
ii is PollaCk's contention
ABC Journeys of recent years
have run too long and public
interest in them has waned. He
claims practically every other
sport limits participation in its
feature events. With n $50
average in vogue he estimates
the ABC could draw 1000
solid teams" in normal times
and couid be run off inside OF
n month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

seasons SIT by 30. Approx
mately another 100 couldn't be
placed
Pete Revolt, 2 member Of one
OF the clubs four strongest
teams Cart Roeh m. Dave
Hanna, Hap" Edwards and
Judge Guy Miller gladly sup
plies the info. The others are
Hugh Hartman's Dave Slater.
Ora Gregg. Norm Chamberlin
and George SuhburkJ Larry
Lenhardts Graham Shinnick.
Marshall Allen. Clyde Manion
and Ned Fuller. Dick Halls
fFred Shinnick, Harry Taylor.
Ed Duncan and Jack Harison),
and Carl Parsons lyle Bah
cock, Joe Sweeney. Frank Kim
ney and Roy Helferich).
IL was nice 10 learn Fred
Shnnick. "grsnddsddy' ~ 'em
ell, popped scros, with 2l4-257.
20 for q brilliant Sol and high
for the season there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
LOOK TO LOCAL BOARDS

As 10 stocking their deer
camps and cabins for the annual
hunt. the OPA advises deer hunt
-erS they Will not allow extra Ia
tionS for fuel oil for heating.
Proposed local boards. however,
may allow rationS for cooking.
lighting or supplying hot water
for the period
The OPA has SGT up plan for
the advancement Of food ration
points 10 any group which finds
II necessary 20 buy food in <atx
vance or where foods mu~@ be
bought Al the camps before hunt
eTS arrive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

FIRST RACE 5-yesr-olds, mile and TO
BAD ,w.sr,yn, 1900 $50 $40
Arrive on Time tFrsnklinl $50 go
susan Constant (Bisncol 40
Time 40 as. off 747H
Leos Brandy. King Leroy, Gamer.
Fairet Riot Call. Brilliant Jr. and hip
also ran.
SECOND RACE S-yssr-o Ids and up
I lis miles
Cav Ell (Wsrren) 1890 $50 100
stepping Out tAaftinl 500 $50
Naughty Sister (WekTLynl 40
Time 1851 3-5 on 3:I7h.
Bonnie Grey omyo Moon Froa Frou
Grand Rush, Blossom Queen, Blon Ola and
Valdins Love also ran.
THIRD RAcE-2.y,ar-OldS l mile and
20 yards
Msnds Lowe $50 !. 90 80
Helen Ann Van (Jessopi 100
Time 1851 IS off 3:t7h
Boswseo, Vegas Wheel. valerie "A
Gusnte slso ran.
FOURTH RACE -- S-yssr-olds and up.
7 i-l6 miles
QusTcus (Nartsnl 40 40 90
Little BoiO tWeRTZynl $50 = 80
Tower Lass tFieldtnel $50
Time so -. OF 4.ls.
Charley. Might Step and Dina T1sE also
ran.
FIFTH RAcE-S-yssr-olds and up. n
mile
Reriip. tw,grzyn) 1920 bto 5iO
Quizlls tFranklinl 80 40
Bushwhacker Jessop) go
Tim. l IS is of 4.ll
sales Tsk Latent, Marian and Wise
Palmer also ran.
SIXTH RACE 3-y.sr-o lds and up, =
Franks Boy
CWsErzyn) 1870 $40 80
Marion coiiins tFrEnkfn, II a. 30
Miss Ethel Jsnopl $40
cabin Greek Hoosisr. Bolus. Happy
Pilot and Many Lands also rsn.
SEVENTH RACE-3-y,sr.olds and up,
H. miet
Mack's Prince
(Wegtxynl 1920 80 20
Poyal Blue (WArrenl l6f0 $50
e. PaFi.Aa p ltt,es e. = ie4aiHE 4--1 La
Time 81 Id.
Grouchsr's BOY. Gentle savage HlEn
Talent Ripost.. Doug Brashssr, Valdins
Fable snd Helen's Boy also ran.
EIGHTH RACE ,-y.sr-old' and UP.
miles and 10 yards
Paducah 1FranklinD $40 $50 $50
fpitefu tWsgzryrl $50 w
star Cross tLang) 49,, ~ N,
Time SIS SIS new trsek record, OH
Embal.. Msspesce. Flying Hostess and
Royal Risk also ran.
NINTH RACES -yssr-olds and up.
mile and 10 yards:
Basileus fWarreni 800 ) 90 40
Black Time (HsusD $50 ~
Bolivar IotuFcol 800
Time As IS, of $50
TsxstAr. Frsdds T BiE Bozo. Ply Ne
socfatic. Allegro and create also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

ABC Ruling
Need Not Fear
Booster Teams
By HAROLD KAHL
BOWLING EDITOR

There is little likelihood Of
competition in American Bowl
ing Congress tournaments being
restricted 10 teams OF 93O-or-
better average when they are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
EGAN rs HOPEFUL

Actually how many hunters
will travel north. is question.
Last year 2l6.000 bagged $1,000
deer. This year the OPA so far
has denied hunters the privilege
Of pooling their "a gasoline
coupons. That. OF course. was
several days ago and as Lloyd
Egan, president OF Detroit Sports
mems Congress said. they might
change their minds over night.
But gas or no gas. deer hunters
are a resourceful clan.
The usual hue and cry is al
most certain 10 be broadcast that
wholesale migration of nimrods
into the North Country during
the deer season Will cripple vital
war production This explana-
ton might be offered. Deer hunt
ers live from one season 10
another They gorego all other va
cations Just f1r the privilege OF
going deer hunting in NoVemhlm
Most OF them work six and sew
days week in plants and put in
long hours
The majority Of the old-timers
who live there the year around
claim there are more deer than
ever before
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
PimIico Results

FIRST RAcE-tysar-o and mp,
lis miles;
Ginocs CThornburE $50 4lO ] 90
Indian sun (WslD $50 ! 30
Bayport (JemHsD e20
Time i:4s lis, OFF I 0SAs-
ElbAsan, ritiistor, Misty LADY sweep
ina Lee Company Rest, Church supper
and Shotgun also ran.
SECOND RAcE-2-yssr-oids. mile and
20 yards.
Bell the.cst JcIaEsstO TOO 40 $50
Broke Even lArearol 40 $40
Nelikis Luki Green b 30
Time 1:46 as. off SIS
Gullsh. Palace Guard, Co.stsr, Cam
bling Andy, Treaty Girl. Best Birthday,
Chsrboars. Jons and Hi.NsiEhbor also ran.
THIRD RACE--4-year-olds and up. a.
miles Steepisehase:
Pat Gsndo (Owensl 10 so so
Merchantmen Brown 90 $40
DAnersh tCoakleyl so
Time t:2s as off ans
Brsnt. Similar. Dundrinin and pshhs
FOURTH RAcE-4-y.sr-old' and up.
- miles
eros: Country CKoou $40 80 s7o
Big Jack tAcostAl 90 $50
MIX Route tBreeni 10
Time 30, of 7.ia
Jsnsgri westnssisc ousrior Man, scar
letts IL and Jsesi.sl slso ran
stir Up (Arcsrol $50 20 80
Bull Weed CThompson) 40 90
Royal Prince tRootl 800
Time 1913 rs. off 3:72h
Heyorta. s-Fifth, a-Good Bid and 10
Bonner also ran.
a-shouss Bryson entry.
SIXTH RACE 1870 3-y.ar-olds and up,
| SIS miles;
Anticlimsx lJemaO 1920 800 20
Son OF Peace CThompson) $50 50
shut Out fArcaro) 80
Time IS. off 3:57ia
Barbara Childs. TOTS Rose Daily
Trouble and sweep swinger also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-3-ysAr-olds and up.
I X miles.
Aokablue (Breen) 40 80 22o
He Rolls (GivenEb 90 so
SHOT Put CRobertsl 20
Time "a IS of l.2Tis
Alpine KinE and Coryoon also ran.
EIGHTH RACE 3-yesr-olds and up. :.
mile:
s.Quen ~ CThompson) $50 $50 50
a-sun Again tSmithD $50 3 81
CaSss 1NsNl 30
Time i.l2. off 500
Sonurs kansas AdulAtor. Cape Cod
and Reaping Glory also ran.
s-Cslumet Farm entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Metro S Elves
Roll at Palace
FRANK RED, KANE

SUNDAYS SCHEDULE
Krajsnke VS. Koppitx. alleys Ia.
wslch VS. Martin. "a: Plymouth Machine
vs. Borls So; Rainbow VS. Progressive.
is Palmer Park Va, Farris. e-i0;
Standard VS.. Chene-Trombly at Palace
Recreation. 662s Gratiot. . y, m.
A switch in the schedule kept
the Metropolitan Classic League
idle last Thursday but the clubs
catch up with their bowling
schedule at Palace Recreation
where krajenke gets the task of
detouring Koppitz leading by
three games over Rainbow.
Sam Barnett shows signs OF
losing his slump and If he is up
to par Krajenke has better
chance than the byStan ders
figure
Eddie Trosiens Progressives
beginning 10 find their stride. ex-
pect 10 deprive Rainbow OF the
chance TO crawl closer TO Koppitz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

despite at
te m pts by
Eddie Batch
elor OF the
Il o n p ] V
HearfS 10
get YOU go
ing on foot
ball There
are 616 mem
berS enrolled
aS regulars
and subs bet
tering last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

by the government before our
armed forces rcoCCupled Attu,
Aggatu and kiSka. East will show
the movies starting at $50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Empire City Results

FIRST RACE-3-year-oldt, ] lis miles
shipmate PsscumD 3.7O 40
Adviser (Permane) so
Time AT 2-b off l:52
Thorino. Eight Rolls. Rsrihsd, Riding
Llght and Bus v 2. also ran
SECOND RACE 2-yesr-olds, 5l4 fur.
longs
Miss Ann C
tGonzslezl 10 20 IL 80 so
Cutlery lStrangei 1f0 so
silent Study tMehrtensl 90
Time OF IS Off 2.25h
s-Francss DOR Circus Ring s-steond
Front and Miss Eunios also ran.
al. ID. Hertz entry
THIRD RAcE-s-yssr.o Ids and up. y
mile
Blue Flight .
atkinson 100 & So 20
Best RISK tStout1 $50 30
Homes Ann tLougdfr1 40
Time H.. or OF D.,
Mskeshift. wlseasyou and Esterts also
ran
FOURTH RAcE-An ages y mile.
oyerdrswn ,GonhslsD 800 2 80 oui
{ Scenic CLindberEl out
/ Time IL Id, on "a y.
Equistar and Happy Note Also ran.
stewart Field entry.
FIFTH RAcE-2-yesr-olds. mile and 70
yards,
Wey Auoke Gindbergi TOO 80 3 90
Pukka Gin fAtkinaonl 50 Z SO
Platter tMcCresryl ~
Time / "a as. on 4.l0is
t1re sticky Alortsr American FNer
Sweeping Time Tex Martin, DogFons and
Black Badge also ran.
SIXTH RACE 2-ysar-old' mas and
90 wards,
Pc Reign tw1trope) 1870 $50 80
Stt mic lindbergl $40 3 600
Rodney stone fBrooKsl 80
Time ] 80 IS off aS0i4
BellWsthsT, Tudor King Nelson punStsn.
Sea Reign wild Rice. Valdins Craft and
Nursery Tale aho ran.
SEVENTH RACE-s-yssr olis and NJ
- miles.
one Only tAtkiHonl 1870 90 -
Burberry Pie (Grohsl 10 30
rWhimbrei lPermans) 40 40
Time I SO IS, off sac
Biz Flash and scoord siso ran.
Dead heat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
(Sunday's Games)

catholic Central vs. ST. Joseph Mack
Park. p
Rsdssmsr vs.. St Mays Redford, ST.
Mays Field
Lourdes vs.. ST. Lso's, Northeastern
Field.
'st Theresa vs. ST. Cath,rns, Mccsb.
Field
St ceceus at 81 Gregory
De Ia Sale 81 Benedict Ives Field
81, Aphonsus vs.. ST. Rita, Pershing
Field.
ne sales vs. 81 Mary R. o.. Royal
OsE
ST Mary M c. vs. St Michael. Pom
ttac
- Frederick vs. 81 James Ferndale
81 Rose VS. St Charles, Southeastern
Field
Annuncsiion vs.. St Phihs. Gallagher
Field.
St Bernard VS. St. Martin. Nsighbor-
hood Field
S. Ambro,. vs. a. Paul. Crosse Points
High Field.
Sacred Heart At 81 Vincent
~. Patrick vs. Xavier, Ecorse High
Stadium, .. M.
'Non.lsagus Ehme
A. games al 1850 p m unless otherwise
indicated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Bench Umpire Kelly

Billy Kelly, recently discharged
from the army, resumed umpiring
AZ a member OF the International
League staff. but an old knee
injury benched him soon after his
start
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

Bill Obert. 5S-year-old Jockey.
has been riding for 40 years. He
has brought home winners in
America, Canada, Cuba, Chile and
Argentina.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

Arky Vaughan has changed his
mind about retiring because of
stomach ulcer. He is improving
steadily
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

r q y u m 2 q
again in the
opinion of
Frank Mitzel,
e y e Gu tive
c o m nnlttee-
m a n a n d
secretary OF
n @ Detroit
Bowling As
ISOLATION
H. William
Buffalo Biz
Pollock. who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24

IllcgY eTplYE ss4l eRaso nlvtR Az
loVNl SlIhhl IhI sLvo. ~. l.ss1
os s0s = ssus sSSi ,ssss O saa.
mt. ELLIOTT REC. 0To on NJ. 81. sss'0r
oV.. Al,,, .ropAY ,ro- 4. " USa 10;
An. Visit Our cosstsB LOUNGE. Iss.II.rt feed.
| NEW FAIRVIEW I ". -. East if.f. .R:.,
nIxro poUsLGs SUNDAYS Arsp ".
NEW GARFIELD -, :'>, sF4r4s, s 81. I,
OPENINGS FOR m-TtAn LEAGUES. ruA,
DAY AND WEDNESDAY AT p "
OLYMPIC REC. r AZ! NAL, A. GO s 3 ~
" ALLOYS hsv sne Modern, Rathskslisf osss
ss~I''s All DAY saturday, as SUns.s,.
ORIENT REC. . sa, .,' $4,000 20 ~. s..,
oPts BOWLING nospAYs AND TRIoAys
TuI s3oP. ~ "a. PsstIs oss Springer. msrs
PALACE REC. ''a' s"sTIO rs, .vtSOs
- An.s, withsv, Psa op.u Bs~Iins 10 A. ~.
to A. N. Billiards. Hsstsvrsnt Cocktail tousvA'
PALACE ScH0ENHenR 'T .u1D' Z. a. ,'s ...s
Irstrgstisn, Given Daily on m. PAUL moBLTv,
SELF Instructor. Learn to ss~i Correctly Hss,
PALM BEACH s. 's,9S s.SsTs ss s .'s,.;
fsgt tnley op'n Be-liss We're saturday, ssa,
sunday ~ srUn,~ies snsi.nlns Isn..
PALMER PARK s ", ,s 81, 30 =, s'e...
Open Bowling All Day Today
PARK AMI lss2s wIs1 WARREN. s...
rnhiHNp soUTHFiElo. CT. s77s,
70 Beautiful tsna! Ds,roits prst,i.a cocEtsitt
D" adioinins Meals Served. opsa Alley, Daily.
PLAYDIUM 1917 los . s s1s' a.. ~. '''s.
oPEs DAILY UHrII IN widriss, $50
t'tsrneon League Rs'svstlon, sun AysiIsbs.,
RITTER REC. "'a' IAs5 at CHALMERS.
Open Bowling Today All Day
RIVIERA REC, ',s, esAsO SIvts avg.
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY FROM ~ 30 A NJ.
UNTIL ?. ". AND tFrER 10 p. n.
R0LAWILE 'O'I sOslIas. Near Iiysl'o''
os.u so.Iius At DAY s.iSiosn and sundays
10 A. ~ TN cIO'ins Plenty Of Pio,st.r.''
pnIlee pEc 1918 COOLIDGE. wIsr
"VVVI HLo' "a Alleys. VI. 2-9l73
When Down River s,op Her, Upsn Bowling 90.
Saturday, ard suadays from AN. IA ctotius.'
SOUTHEASTERN ST iEast cHAsttyo,x,
OPEN BOWLING Att DAY TODAY
weekday, Unih p. ". friday After p n.
SpplNcWFiIS 1878 sPRIsewItLs ava.
SIniHuWIlto 10 Alleys VI. 2.9l23
A. ~ rn cissinb week day tn T. After il.s
STLTE FAIR 1900 Woodward 10. e.f'i
oINIL INN A. state Fair Grounds,
sHowPLAcE or THJ WORLD ~ Ansu
For opsn Bswiinu saturdays ard Sunday. 3
Yrppy,c 1sS7 oEoUIHDRE. NE
ILnnI y NEVADA TW. 2.ssil -
opsn BewlinS AL DAY Saturdays and sur
Ws.s Days ~ g. After - rhur.-Fri. AfhSi
TWENTY GRAND '0ao 10 soU !.y!oI
"a Alleys Open fpr LEAGUES Tuesdsy $50 p. ~
rms. opsa Bsviins TO-DAY ~ a. N. tn clOsln,H
VLpcITy 1850 LIvERsois. nr. meslehsls-
VHn0iII ~ Alleys Uk i.Ss20
open BovIins ALL DAY sat. Sun. from 10 A. ~.
Until ciosihs. weekdays Until SIP. ~. After u.i
WASHINGTON BOWL 'a' . sISa .s, STsr o.
opsn Be~Iina TODAY from 10 a. N. Unttl 2i30s
A. ". rs Brunsuick Centennial tsnss CO.. $50.
WLYNr'S ScH00l sshcoleraf : 60 River
srlysi. Lessons Afternoons WAYNE sPAUtDtAs,
Is,trueior. 0psn Ho~iina " Noon tn ~ 30 ?. n.
WEST DETROIT ~, Lso s,ssieH y, s We,
IELsUt opEHves stltt err. opta
ALtEVs TooAV ~ A. n. UNTIL cLoslha.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-24
Shinnick Has n

Dropping in al the Detroit
Athletic Club il takes only few
minutes 10 discover bowling
has taken the place by storm