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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
MAY 60 FOR THREE

OF course. IL could be the Stroh
crowd. kicked around a little bit
OF late. viii rise 10 the occasion
and take II out on De Luxe by
going for three In that event II
viii assume sole possession Of the
drivers seat because PariSclean IS
almost certain 10 take one FROM
Fife
Meanwhile Harold Aliens Min
craiIteS should bounce back INTO
.ihe thick OF the contention as il
encounters Len Dcttlon : Aircraft
II should win with a little effort
10 draw farther away from Henry
Ehrle's Coca-Cola and George
Bryants up-and-coming Ekhardt
* Becker
Coca-Cola Will be the favorite
over Dick Krakow $ Five but the
latter could surprise the same as
= did the last time when II nailed
TWO Fred BuJack Of r. a. B. is
clicking again. which makes the
outlook for Roger Overmeyer'
Detroit GaSket anything but prom
Using.
I Ted RcbsinS Sackmans and
Herman Bcngcll's Pepsl-Cola Will
be out 10 break their deadlock for
seventh against Charley Rabaut :
Twentieth Century Recreation and
Charley Goodrow'S NJ u I'd o k.
PcpSi-Cola could be the team to
slide "A notch lower
In the other match Harold De.
CriCk'S NcrnOrS has to contend
with Joey Pauius Chene- Trombly
Recreation. The latter intends TO
be wellup there Al the finish and
has VernorS marked down for
three In the advance
Norris iS~enloylng a comfortable
iead IN the individual averages
with 2O6 IS John Crimmlns is
reXt with 20329 just % pins
ahead OF Bill Kenet Others in
the select class are Fred Wolf
1O2 Ia. Chct BukowSki POP 06 and
Sam Rich d son 20036. With
ever games Therman Gibson has
20305 and Dawes COminS 202 OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
BY HAROLD KAHL

Joe Norris Stroh and George
Holmes Fife tied for first place
with Nal Gilmour's PariSclean
only a game behind.
That's the way the standings in
the Detroit Times All-Star Classic
will read tomorrow If thc leaders
run true 10 form OF the first round
in tonIght's bowling matches al
Riviera Recreation II they re-
verse these decisions they still Will
be tied.
Fife and ParlSclean are paired
IN the feature series. In their
first meeting the latter won two
games with 1880 TO 1898 But Fife
has come a long way since then
and may be on the top end instead
of the short tonight. The same
holds true for Stroh, which dropped
TWO 10 Bill David'S De Luxe the
first trip De Luxe had 2847 then
StTOh 2S2q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

Collegiate football. viii carry
on next fall and II will be Just
as popular as ever
Such is The opinion Of Lou
Little, Columbia University foot
ball coach who has been promi-
nent in the gridiron pastime for
he last quarter Of a century.
Little IS one Of the cannieSt
StrategIStS in the business. and
he isn't inclined 10 make Wild
statements IN the public prints.
Hence his comments on the out
look for collegiate football are
interesting.
Wen carry on" he declares
III We have only Is men for
football next fall. well certainly
play-ali We need Is IL. Colleges
should take this attitude in all
sports. And I think they will.
The idea IL To give the boys
who want II all the tough. bills
tering contact sport they can
stand. Even IL they're not 40
good AT sports or can't play at
all. We've just got 10 keep the
competitive spirit alive. 4 solid,
determined spirit Of competition
rs what keeps this country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Bob Tales
Shock Of War
Brought Home by
yoss Of Friends
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

This is one OF those days
day when you find yourself
thinking of old friends, suddenly
departed, and distant battle
fields and how suddenly and
brutally war can throw a shock
into you.
Comes word Of a college pal,
Burris Norrod with whom we
huddied at the University Of
Tennessee. He's gone. Shot
from the air.
We saw him last May AZ the
Kentucky Derby How fine and
grand he looked in that uniform.
Those newly gained army wings
were his pride and JOY. He was
having his last fling for fun
before reporting for new duties.
And Bill BONNER good old
battling Bill He's missing in
action" in New Guinea He was
with tho Red Arrows. the Bind
Division. Of which Michigan can
be so proud
After we~Saw Bill. as game as
they ever came IN the ring. take
beating from Jimmy Adamlck
Al Naval Armory we wrote him
an open letter and pleaded that
he quit the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
CIO Tourney IN Get Large Entry

tration continued their deadlock
for first i'm the Detroit Police with
sweeps. George Cole had 256-202-
203 for 66l, Ray Packard and Joe
Burkhard 646S and Joe Barry 643
Walter Weiss clustered 238-222-
1893 for $50 in the Casino House.
Phil jacobs FASHIONED eGE in the
Mite Lie.
Three records went by the boards
in the DENLY Senior when AlteS
Five combined l076-1036-970 for
30S2 and Bill Strike connected pa
20S-242 for ga. Al Daniels 204-
PAL -2l9 for 664 also stood out.
Deinzer FiNe's 81 in new high
In the Ladies' Lutheran where
Gladys Pepperman rolled BOB.
Lea Rocqgc's 24l nus best single
il the Palm Beach Senior.
Earl Crowns 256 and Louise
Stockdale's 229-223 in GIL were
highlightS in the Fort Boulevard
Mems and Women's House loops.
William Schwope'S 239 and Will
liam knights 235 i'm 601 shared
honors in the RedfOrd House.
Don Lopd's 255 led the field in
the Brightmoor Merchants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Fairview Has Three
2-in-3-fdII Bouts
TONIGHI,S ROITs

Bert Rub Hungary. W Walter Roxy
Hamtramcx ? IN 3 fans
Rufus Jones Red Run. vs Johnny sANy
Detroit IN fans.
JACK League Dallas vs.. Bili Thornton
Detroit 2 m fails.
FairNiew Gardens tonight. pre-.
SCENTS a trio of wrestling bouts
all Of which Will be decided two
IN three falls The main bout is
for the junior heavy title belt with
Bert Rubi defending it against
Walter Roxy Roxy all but won
the title from Rub in bout
earlier this year and believes he
can turn the trick tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
They Shook Hands

Bill came by 10 SEQ rs. lie
wasn't sure whether ne wanted
10 accept that open letter AS a
sincere gesture on my part or
not. We talked for awhile. Bill
shook my hand and departed.
To my knowledge Bill never
fought again IN the profess
prize ring And now We
cad of the missing IN action. "
And another friend Harry
TlllotSon, head Of the ticket de-
partment Of the University OF
Michigan Gone IN a fash
There can be no tougher JOB
than one which TillotSon had.
When there are no mere tickets
10 be had on the day Of a sell
mt well. there are no more
tickets
But TlllotSon kept every one
satisfied. # not happy People
came 10 know him As an honest.
loyal and sincere man
Well all miss Harry so very,
very much
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

for II in a row. winding up with
l70-l90 for $40.
Oscar KrOnk OF the leading Bull
lard Repair team speared $50 in
the Ford Machine shop.
Lily Domico's 1876 wos high iR
the GdrdeH Ladies.
Norm Halleen'S Index broke its
tie with Reg. Wellett's GremeiS
for first place in Johnny MillettS
House by sweeping Line as lis
rival dropped a pair 10 the j. j.
Millett's. Earl Benton's Gerisch
moved into a tie for second by a
tWin-victory over Union.
Nick LannoS' 257 finish for SOC,
John KralS SIS, Carl Polen's 665,
Stan Bakers $50, Neil Sudden
DORIS 25s -winduP for Co., Walter
Pageau's SAT. Lou WebeT's $40
and AID FriedemanS 642 stood out.
way To a 800 game when he drew
the i-6 split after 10 in row and
had TO be content with 286 In the
Standard league at Varsity.
Robert Oberfs o42 mas tops IN
the Ford AUcrdtt.
Orville Mallette, 175 average,
broke his own high series record
of $40 by combining 225-2l6-253
for 694 in the Graham-Paige al
Riviera. He also holds high single,
258.
Park GreiBer stole the show I'm
the East Side Smokey StOvers on
1873 203-235 for 63l.
StaRiey MotcrHd roiicd 226-25k
ia 81 tor high IN the Cadillac AC.
John Vigar's 225 was the best
individual effort in the Michigan
Bell Central at Washington Bowl.
Carol Strands 1875 was the best
single in the State Fair Ladies'
Major.
Lo"js Dclegoto rms high scorer
in the Genial on J6-2I3-I92 for
62f.
Fifteenth Precinct and Admins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Klein, Lewis Draw
AT Arena Gardens

Louis Klein Detroit's Junior
heavy mat star, retained his un-
beaten status Al the Arena Gar
dens by getting a draw with Eddie
Bad Man Lewis last evening
each winning a fall In other
bouts Jack League defeated George
Pavich. frankie Hart won from
Stanley Buresh in l947 and Har-
old Chaundy defeate Shorty
Donovan IN l4.2l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Niqhf Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints IN The
Night Edition only the name 81 a horse
which race experts feel is among the out
standing bets Of the day
The code KEY appears each night In the
Red Line Edition with a number c1rre-
spending ~ each letter Of the alphabet
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND IT is
PRINTED ~ CODE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Western Ontario Five
Is Beaten by Wayne

Leading all the way Wayne
Unlversity'S basketball team de-
fcated Western Ontario 43 TO %.
last night al Central High School.
Cliff Mobley sophomore star, was
high scorer for the winners with
IA points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
First Place Tie
In Classic Due
ToContinue
STANDINGS
TONIGHT's MATCHES

730-P arisclean W Fife, alleys IL; De
Luxe vs.. Stroh's 81; Coca Cola Va. Kra-
kow So; Mineralites ss Aircraft. IS
g.f5-NernOr's vs.. Chene- IrOmbS, alleys
liz: Pepsi Cola vs. MufdOck. 81 sack
mans vs. Twentieth Century SIS Ekhardt
a Becker vs. Detroit -Gasket IS
Matches a. Riviera Recreation, 1887
Grand River avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

Ted Babiarz, who holds high
series, 500. annexed high single
with $50 in the Chcne-Trombly
$50" House. After spare in the
second frame. he went the rest Of
the way lie added two more
strikes 10 start his second game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Basketball Giant

Bob kurland l7-year-old fresh
man center OF the Oklahoma
AggicS basketball team, is seven
feet tall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Scratches
nv United Press
FAIR GROUNDS
49, -.

Track fast
First Race Apto Play Fur Coat
Atsc. Hada LsaSs
Second Race-,Menen Poppycock,- BIS.
inherit Gummed Up
Third Rsce-Early Delivery Challants
Cold Crack. Crepe. New Wrinkle. Good
Gosh
Fourth Race -LyonstoNn. Ebony Wave.
Half Smart. Chocasco. Tee Beau Every
&C.
Fifth Race-W oodsman
seventh Race Mr. tutInItN Misc Dtsi.
raj Fatal Hour. Msteralige. Ahakit
Crrsf M war
Eighth Race Scotch Play. Bob HI
- srmilk. Light Banset Aircraft. Tar
Urus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
Challenges Coaches

The almost universal SentI-
mcnt is that football and other
intercollegiate sports Will con
llnue as long As II Is AZ all
possible This immediate almost
instructive reaction IS tho most
heartening aspect OF the whole
situation The coaches recognize
this new limitation on intcrcol-
lcgiate athletics as a challenge
70 their own ingenuity. and TO
the innate worth OF the task 10
which they are devoting their
lives.
They have been quick 10
accept this challenge. They arc
serving notice that they are
going 10 fight harder than over
10 preserve football and all the
other sports They are not
thinking now of gate receipts,
huge crowds. fat pay checks or
national publicity They are
thinking of intercollegiate sports
and their place in the American
pattern OF living
In fight. you can spot the
thoroughbred by the way be
behaves when he runs into that
first, unexpected. blasting wal
Top that turns his knees 10
rubber and sets off the fireworks
inside his skull. The third rater
is all through for the night
when that initial punch lands.
It's just a question Of how long
before he is going TO seek the
safety OF the canvas.
With thoroughbred n Is
different. That is the time when
no really begins 10 fight.
The same, of course, is true in
intercollegiate football or IN war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
.GE.pNlpE. GMElie' Runs
TsCO Days a WeeE

Greater Game" written by Edgar Hayes, will appear in
The Detroit Times sport twice week Wednesday and
Sunday will carry all the of sports figures in the
and national personages will be
this interesting column.
Readers invited send Edgar Hayes about
friends who in the
Watch for this interesting column tomorrow, and every
Wednesday and Sunday The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
By HAROLD KAHL

With more than 200 fives sane
toned in tho city, a large entry is
expected fopthe first annual JAW
Go bowling tournament TO be
staged week-ends at the Palace
Recreation, March 10 through
April A. Mel West. recreation
director, said today.
Team, doubles and singles com
petition will be divided into three
classes: S25, $50 and 165 and above,
A: $50 10 824, 800 10 800 and las
TO 1914, b: and TAG, 2S9 and l44 or
less. c. Doubles and singles will be
rolled Saturdays; five-men, Sun
days.
The event is open 30 all JAW
Go members affiliated with teams
in leagues sanctioned by the ABC.
Prizes of 500 will be given 10 the
winning teams in each class. War
bonds will be presented for high
individual games. Entries close
next Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

Frank Mitzel. secretary Of the
Detroit Bowling Association, Is
elated over his 277 for new high
single In the American Legion. the
Ia stopping him In the eighth.
All OF which prompted Harold
Allen 10 tumble -228-247 for
676 and Frank Burger 252.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

Apthopy Kospaii rofticd Of 36R-
235-2f3 for no az the ArcbcOB
Seuior
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
G-Is H-so liz J-s5 R-s5 L-a5
NIL NIB O-6s Pts o-sa R-9s
$50 Tai J-5s NS5 We A-42

fecfpuCf the name uf tomorrow code
horse. appearing ONLY ~ THE NIGHT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

ullIrIT'c S7E TRUMsULL AVE.
j. ~ mtllCil TR 2.933S
10 Alley, Open Bo~lins Uru 90 p ~ and
after ~ p. ~. Az op saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

ARCHWAY '''" 'As NJ i's .5sl' AVE-
noo.rr Alley, op,n BO-lioo TO-DAY From :
An Untu pm. ard After ~. Bar Adjoining.
BOWLING GREEN ''' 40 S'' t,sS
Open BO~nns ey.p WEDNESDAY An~ 80
Pm All Day Saturday, ard sunday
BOWLING SCHOOL @aSss ST Va 3.cIss
Stratum Recreation. sehoolorsft al Cd. River
op,n Alleys Iodn TO PM All D" sat sun,
CADILLAC 20 Ar .5a I CO. GO sIs1 Stables,
opsn Bowling Daily A. N. 20 Ciosinp. Select
League OPENINGS LETT Ne~ MANAGEMENT.
CASINO REC. 81 s Al, soOO"Ns ca. N 1ssa
RED CROSS MATCH HERE
NEXT SUNDAY 3 Pm.
rRour's TIGERS VS. LEfT. HANDED
ALI.sTARs. AL PROCEEDS DONATED
cHtne. TR0MBtY p. SO
gn,ry BLANK, Tor ramou, $50" Handicap Tour.
n.y Nov Availsbi. At Your toesi Recreation
CONNER REC o ,SS oG Ssas H s.'a,s ,ss
Sundays oaiiS Uutil :. After &C. Cocktail Bar
and Restaurant Operated ny Tommy PoIIaos.
ngNRY ns2s WHITTIER at KELLY ROAD
Open Bo~ling TODAY Until p. ~ and After
" v W NQmt ol NV FhWVuf beshfR-o "tNltheU-
DETROIT RECREATION s titHTtTG cA. 81 $3.50
7s Alleys. Open Bo~luo.d All Tines Convenient
to All transportation Lines.
NJ TED Der DEXTER AT BOSTON stvo
UCNiLn nIu' TY s.sis3. OPEN BOWLING
Alt TIMES, No Waiiine tuesday. Thur'das
Fridays Patsy Natalie. Billiard instructor.
cLpnru DER ii2O wooDwARO-rE. 2-ss5O
OPnUCN nCU' Centrally Located
op,n Bo~line TODAY Until p. ard After
~ p ~ Convenient 70 All TRANSPORTATION.
npiun rcuTpu isil FERRY PARK
OhNNU UCNlnPl ~ 5.3220
Quotes Alleys in Detroit opsu Bo~lina UrrH
and Ausr 1880 p. ~. Until Ciosino
Excellent Bus. Stree, Car Transporia'ion
cprirIiyrc 10 BALTIMORE
6htAl lAktS =, woodward, Ma. $3.50
op.n Bosiina--6o Aiisys In Rou-Untu s
~ ard After ~ p ~ Cocktail Bar
IMPERIAL REC GENERA GssIs!, |ST tps, gtPs'
10 MODERN ALLEYS
op,n Every oV Until Midnieht. MA. siss.
J. ], MllleTTS "' r ~ gsS1js AVE
10 Alley, Open Bowling Ur,h 500 p ~ and
after ~ p ~ All oay saturday.
LOVES REC, Z, % s sSIs5.s6 4 YLs,rs
Cocktail Iounse. NJ. 1912
1895 East jefferson at Eastlswp
IIcYY STRIKE ssil GRAND alvtR AT
tUUhl olnihC the Blvd rN 1855
ossn Bouiira TO-DAY untu IN ard After
i fi7aP. ~. % BrUnsNlet Csrtsneisi Ianss Frss
lnstrUe,ien b. RUth jahnson. Bar Mo- Opso.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16
viii Garry On

Very much
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

Fifteenth Precinct and Adm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-16

ilIncpIn pCn GENERAL MOTORS BLDG,
IMPERIAL heC. CENTRALLY LOCATED.
10 MODERN ALLEYS
Oxen Every oy Until Midnieht. MA. siss.