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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Palm Beach Threat

There's another Class A club,
however. slightly overshadowed by
the appearance of these two De-
troit Times All-Star Classic fivcS,
whose members are fired 10 take
over the early lead much 10 the
surprise of every one. II is Tony
Morano's Palm Beach Recreation
of the Travelling circuit, rolling on
the same squad at 7:30 p. m.
Nobody except Joe Angileri, Bill
Frederick. Bill PankhurSt, Joe Mo-
rano and his brother. Tony expect
the Palm BeacherS 10 be summing
themselves at the top in Class a
Monday morning. Still they could
be because anything can happen IN
tournament competition, and often
does.
II is no secret Chene- Trombly
really is cunning this year 10 head
the parade. Despite its low stand
ing in the Classic the team is much
stronger than last year when IT
finished fourth with 1861. or sec
ond the previous season with 1891.
Fresh from knocking Oft third
place and $500 on 1922 for four
games IN Ray Schalk'S holiday
sweeper a week ago Steve Cru
Chon. Mike Tesla, Chef Slicey. Lou
Sielah and paulus deserve serious
consideration. Slicey captained
Norton last year when il set an
all-tinle record Of 1902 in winning
the Class A crown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Metro Classic
High Scorers

Team evcnt-Three games: Palmer Park
Recreation. 30S7 Standard. 3072; South.
eastern Recreation. 1884: Chene- Trombly
Recreation, 30l5
Team eWent-One game. standard. 1870
southeastern Recreation. ii0sf MI Elliott
Recreation. 1851 George A Murray 1852
Individual event-Three games: Don
Prchta. 726; Hank Weber. ee7. sylvester
Thiel. SOL. Frank Keefe. SIS.
Individual eVent-Ont same. Don
Prchta, POS. Hank Weber, 2sa Mike
Fisher, 267 Angelo Damco, 266.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
State Nine 10 Miss
Spring Trip South

EAST LANSING, Jan. 9 CUP)
Baseball practice Is scheduled
to begin at Michigan State Col
lege next week but for the first
time since 1925 the Spartans can
look forward to spring training
IN the South.
Every spring vacation for the
last is years. the squad has taken
10 the road for a steady baseball
diet while meeting a string Of
southern opponents. John KobS,
state diamond coach, said today.
however, that the transportation
situation would make the trip I'M
possible for the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Times Classic
High Scorers

Team event-Thrss games: Stroh's
$685.. Mineralites. 1852. Coca Cola. 324s.
Fife. 3ti2 ParsClean. 3t31.
Team evcnt-One game: Mineraltes
t17f; parisciean 1884. stroh 1851.
Au'dock. lif0. Coca Cola. 1929
Individual event-Three games, John
Crimmins Partsclean, 16i Lorne Trickett
Coca Cola 7f7. Al Robinson MincraHtes
72e Joe Plappert. strohs, 7ie
Individual event-one game Ff La
Puddc, Deluxe 2s6t Harold Alen. Miner
aitcs. 27s; Joe Norris strohs. 277: Tom
Rooney. Aineral.tes, 21e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Wait a Bit Didn't
Wait, Won Feature

NEW ORLEANS. Jan 2 ms.
William Ziegler Jr's Wait a Bit
y trailer i'm the early running OF
the featured Shreveport Handicap.
came % the outside In the drive
through The stretch 10 win by two
snG haf lengths today az Fair
Grounds
Madigama and marlborough bat
Sled ter tbc lead 20 the stretch
'ereTo Wal a Bit Surced INTO con-
ie1tIDn md pounded through The
mud 10 an easy win.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
District BowIers Set
Doubles Tourney

The Women's District Bowling
Association has chosen January
Is. as the date for its big doubles
tournament at State Fair Rec
rcation. Besides members of the
group that bowls regularly on
Tuesdays. this event is open 10
any woman kegler who is a men,
Der of a private club.
Part of the proceeds from en-
tries will 60 TO furnish recreation
rooms for the Michigan armed
forces camps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Pin League
Schedules

TIMES CLASSIC
TUESDAY
Vernon W Miuerantes. alleys -, Chcne-
TrlmtIy vs. Ghsket ga DeLuNe-NN. W.
Twentieth Century. SIS Murd0ck W. Tx
hardt Becker. rs Pepsi-Cola vs. Aircraft,
e-i0. Coca Cola vs.. wife. ii-i2i ParsVlean
W. Stroh. l3-lE Krakow vs. Saeknan.
1913. AZ whittier Recreation, sT17 East
Jefferson avenue, . ,. m.
MICHIGAN MAJOR
WEDNESDAY
At Crest Lanes-Sackman " Fsrris,
atle3S Ia s. a q Tod vs.. AltsS 3-4t
Ramona We Sielson Tool 90 VirRes Na.
standard. IS. A. Ramona Recreation
DeLuxs-D vs. kopritz, alleys 10. Pepsi
Cola VS. Foremans Association. d queen
vs. Myrtle SIS Olympia We. Psbs' Is
All matches A. 2 r. m
GREAIER DETROIT
FRIDAY
standard IS. Altes. alleys 10 Indian
Village vs. Ramona. 81 Chsne- Trombly
vs. Aircraft. a-6. DeluNe-W vs. Mercurio
IS struh " Minsralites, p.I0. Ekhsrdt-
Becker " Parisclean. li.i2 pfc "
olympic 1915 Pepsi-Cola " Deluxe d
1S-16. ~ olympic Recreation. 37f5 Ma
uonsl avenue az Grand River, s. ?. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Chene-TrombIy Three-Men
Journey Standings

Colman Die Shaper. 259 pins over.
Back -Ors, 223 pins over
Rough Polish. 2O3 pins over
Kulwicki. 200 pins over
Walhy. i1a pins over
Peninsuiar No q i7g pins over
J schanCs 1877 pins over
Cnlman Mliers. is5 rins uver
Mufhens. l5f pins over.
Midland 30. /, Ia pms over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Times Sweeps
Pin Schedule
SUNDAY

1880 A M.--Ciass C-Dsi Tap and
Tool. Roy Peterson. Class D-Mills, Wes
No 1925, Continental Mot. Mot Michael Yer.
heaFhe Class E--Bnmbardiers. Packard
G. Tessens, Nesson Tool. FerndAle Screw
Machines, Leonard Dangremond: EXternals
Charles Metz Foss Drugs Fred Grim
shaw: Designers. Goddard a. Goddard, J
Doriath Wesley's Service, silver MERCER
Lennane. Al Harper. Guns Cadillac Mot
ham Paige. Dslbert Luecke
IL :lb--Class C-Al-stars. Ford Clas,
Plant Chester HolowieN Class d
Grinders. Chicago Pnu. Tool. Pete Chit
cubs. Detroit Tap and Tool Albert De
grande; County Line Service, Crosse Pc
Woods Jr, Dovie Martens. Class E-Nat
Twist Drill P-40s. Vincent Bahich BIS
Francis Schaub. B2is. Claire Phillips
TaheOn Walter Dalawrak. Clusters, Ford
Glass, Al Kwias, Kay Products. sheet
Metal Edward Phail Landing Gears
J. I. HrDSON-CADILLAC HOUSE sQUAn
2 po--Cla~ C--Nelson Co. Plumber.
focai GS. CN Campbell Class D--Meu.
hnf. 4U'uhert. Furniture No J. Deeiey
tsrra's Dave Mckay Class I-Tach
rr.tfef.. Prfrhart slippers Five Hotel
Hr Basement Dresses Cudliker Basement
Diapers Furrsi Lucky Strikes. Wilcox
I.arF1uf Dive. y PCtcracaI Furniture
H. Seo- Mems Furnishings. paid!ne
S.t5--Glass C--Square Deal Auto sales
t's-errIes $50. u Hatcher Class D-No
Frr Tool and pie p Montaton. DO
fr hr.-s ana NlI'eahe Annealing. Jo.
..s Shrulu- Ray WsldeCker. fiyiri
tlJ $50. 2, Eugene Fular Spit
Great '.aAef steel. River Rouge
Iar. Eaifysra Slser's cafe, wolverine
Assembly, Tom Wracan 30. J. WeSs1r
Il Ferr't John Wagner Class p
F.' Tool and Dir 80 ii. n Jonas no
steve LsCH. $50. 2 Wesson Tool Fern.
ga.. Joe shower MTs, Packard Aircraft
,ao-Ciass A-porot Times Au.stst
Classic. Cneue.Trumhiy pecrsation. Joe
D. I.fs- Detroit Gas.et Roger Oycrnyer
is.r Bee. h Recreation. Travelling. Tony
NorRaa tiass q Rewhartiers Graham.
'vt EokcrF \ClaFs D-squsre Tool.
p Miller Bombcrs Graham Paige J
r.rtsK Union l1yestmeni Financial
81. s. uAw.cIo is5, Edrard RsdtEs
lass Worth FUr Cleaners Nor'gWr
h1uts. ID Iur0r.s, rrfpeffA TAW.CTQ 735
", fafr psrsat3 Marine Head Weiders
Peter Cziavera Jacket Welders. Ear
a.l5-Oass b. stewart Five. Inter.
cts CLASSIC. O. stewart class G.
CLICK Par N, = circle House Basil
H.h1rr girrssrirs SEQ House wolverine
CliIt. N4st urert spur Cola. Cy kru
ser NsIorf Mich Tool. j. SeiehousN
serEeants Mich Tool Victor Nowlcki
Wayne Panuraira EasIDO House. shep
~'fFe Jr Leonard Peters Or Blondy
Cisss E-T,oi Crb DsSoto Warren. G
grH Fixtures FerV EnE Ser v srl
yar Frcfeu. Packard Marine. Lsrr'
W.sDn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

A GOOD PLACE TO BOWL
IHE RIVERSIDE
Jl13 e. Isasron. at NeDousall c.. ava
AkCHMAT NJ Gsl. noGs. Alleys.
Open Bo~iins Saturday. ard soadau irO|
A. N rUutil go A ~ q" haioioiH7.
BEACON REC. ". vtSs 70, St sis Ss't'~A"
os.a Bo.luq Az DAY Saturday ard sunday,
FFon 10 A. ~. Unth CLOSING.
BOWLING SCHOOL s ..,1n.!.r S' w !6fsi
sraihmOor Recreation. SeheoIofat Al Cd River.
Open Bo~iiag All DAY Saturday. and sunday
BOWL WOOD REC. s ,s.' s sSO pS tta9,c
Modern stesmiined Alloys. open Bosilre
Continuously All Day Witt Oar Bar.
BRIGHIM00R 200" t1skGLt AVE.
10 Fully Equipped Bruus~iek snssmlinsd Alleys.
opsn Bowling All Day ssturoan and Sundays
nInuIIn >l32 &. CONGRESS
GAUIllAG % Ali,n CT ass Table,
Open Boviisu Daily from a, N. Until Clo'lus.
Select League opsninas. Nos hanaoement.
nruYruuIu 1880 GRATloT AVE
CENTENNIAL Near s.1I. Ro,,v,Ils 5000
Beautiful Cocktail Lounge Nov opsn. 10 Lanes
opsn Bo.lins SATURDAY, aad Sundays.
CRENE-TRONBLY $50 e. ' saio
20 Alleys Open All Day
CREST LANES fUll'HT SS. At ,.s 60 RIVER
A Bo~lsfi Pssdissl Visit Our Stage Bar and
Cocktail LOUNGE. sothina Ike ~
DETROIT RECREATION s aa1iStT ca. s ~
"a Alley, op,n Bowlioa Al Al Tunes Conysn-
lent 10 Az Trsn'POrtation Lines.
FORT.BlYD. REC. ''' q. " 81. sG''
from 1850 4 ~. rnl closiao. sToelIeni AleY'.
n,nnru nro am WOODWARD TE. 2.ss5O
UAnUEH nLU' CENTRALLY LOCATED
Open Bosiiue Az Day sat. Sun. from 70 a. W
Ur,II Clo.nu. Convenient TO an Tfanspcrts'ion.
GLENEAGLES REC. At I tInsu S'S'T 10 ssss
IRE. Instruction Daily. Ladies, MOE. ard Ihur..'
win clara Alien. op,n Bo~'ine All Day TO-DAY.
cnIun nruIpu 1914 FERRY pABK
Quotes, Allsy, In Detroit. Open eovIins ssiUr'
DAYS and SUNDAYS from 10 A. n. Until Closing.
ITesllspt 80, sns stree, Car Services.
cnrlY IIvrc 10 BALTIMORE
All 50 Alley, Availabls for opsn Bo~ling Saiur'
days and sundays from 10 A. ". Until Clovng
uIJI nnnne ass WEsr GRAND sLvo.
IlhLL-uUUVO Ia. h3I4
Opsn Boulina Az Day Saturdays and sundss.
Daytime League Reservations Available
ltInrnIu prn GENERAL MOTORS BLDG.
lMPtklAl heG, CENTRALLY LOCATED
10 Modern Alleys.
Opsn Every Day Until hidniSht Ma. p4se
I nWric pcn 20 BOWLING ALLENs
lUWE nEUt 10 BILLIARD TABLES
cocktali LOUNGE NJ sSl<
lss2s East Jefferson ~ Essiisvu.
lUIM SInIkC the BLVD. ~. 1885
ossn ao~ilns fooAY trsm 10 A. n. UutH 10
A ~ q Bruns~ek Centennial ALLEYS. Free
Instructions b. Ruth Johns'on. Bar Nov open.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
State Tourney
Pin Standings
FINE-MAN

FINE-MAN
Casmere Detroit 2sfs
Whitehead & Kaies River rsU-s 2sta
John NcGlew. Detroit 2-lG
North End y Detroit 27ej
Hollywood Detroit 1850
BEDFORD Recreation Detroit 27Iu
Melvindaje b WicdrprC Lincoln paIA ZT0S
Allen Park Recreation. Allen Para 20
DOUBLES
stuart NcCaulsy Joe yates Y Rouge 1905
JaUk Bentley-Lcs Nippsr River Rouge l1g-
Linton Todd-Aucust Gsissia. Detroit 1iS4
" Pokrywka-W Nawracj. Detroit 1893
Ken Davls-Joe Eemeth Lincoln ~ 1888
Frank Leech-F. BagnOwskI. Detroit 1l1l
Walt Gtemhos-JOs. Macks. Detroit li5i
Russell smith, Mitchell Lin ~ 1IlN
John G0i-FrAnk Watkins Detroit iio7
SINGLES
Albert Ranke. Detroit $50
Pete L.ndrup. Greenyi,le 6Sf
Carl SkierSb. Detroit 647
= lack Detroit 49,
Richard Rancilio. Detroit $50
Ben Bednark. Detroit t2f
Elmer Brehrr, Detroit 62n
I'd Rzsppa. Redford 6i3
I'd Ferrance, Redford 6il
Ken Davis. Lincoln Park sOJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
BY One Pin

Ehrle's games were 237-204- 206.
Harry S. Cole Jr. was one PIN be-
hind Ehrle. his lines reading 199-
224-223. Youngblood had GA from
242-2l3-189. Others in the first 10
we're Roy +. Milan. els. who says
he "sct pins for Rip Van Wrinkle
40. Kampc. 6l7; Gordon Robins.
6l3; Cecil +. Ward. 500; Bert r.
Henderson. 594: Ernest Wiegart;
George Bryant, $50
Mr. Flannery, retired army SER
geant, go years in the game, had
i39 and confessed that his control
was not what il used 10 he.
THE ball goes where ii wants
TO. / just don't have any in a
fluence," he grinned in answer
20 queries. He improved as the
games came up with 115-15S-l6e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Classic Quintets Head
Sunday Sweeps Card
Clinton Valley
Teams Seize
EARLY lie ads

Charles Murrsy's Grand Five
Of the Rosary League went into
first place IN Class = with a
1902 total late Saturday night.
William Tayella from West
Warren Recreation assumed
command in Class u with 1921,
Ia HUSKY leading The way WITH
622.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Henry Ehrle Repeats
AS Vets Pin Champion
His b47 Be ats
Harry S. Cole Jr.
by One Point

A half century of Detroit bowl
ing. as represented in the age Of
contestants, was on view Saturday
at Detroit Recreation where 154
veterans of % or more years IN
the game, competed in the twelfth
annual veterans championship
singles tournament.
Ages varied from 44-year-old
Barney Youngblood to John Flan-
merry who will be S7'his next birth.
day. Henry w. Ehrle, secretary OF
The Detroit Times Classic League,
led the field for the second con-
secutive year. His score was CAT
in contrast 10 the 59l in 1912.
Ehrle also won several seasons
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

When the second annual
800 tournament is held at
Ritter's Recreation this Sun
day the four men above will
be making their first appear
ance as a result of perfect
scores rolled this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
So Will Shoot
In 800 Tourney
At Ritter Rec.

Out Of a field Of more than 100
bowlerS more than 80 are ex-
pected TO try and match strikes
and spares in the second annual
300 tournament at Bud Ritter's
this Sunday for a top
prize of 500 and the Jack Baker
trophy.
Contestants will roll six games
across u alleys on three squads
at 6, z and 9 p. m. Only men
who have shot perfect scores in
sanctioned competition are eligible.
Last years tourney attracted AZ
entries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Gets Spotlight

Those who did NOT enter tho
first 10 included Charles A.
Schultz 5sl. Harry Tobian SIT.
Otto Auch 57S. Harry {. Smith
SEQ. J ". Schuff SOL.
With the bowling finished los o.
the contestants gathered az the
Fort Shelby for the annual dinner
and issuance of prizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Mayor OF Form

Jack Bakers BraSsies, with
Mayor Edward + ,tetTTTeS- as fiFad=
off. was second high in Class c
with 2522, Vaughn Jollif having a
221 middle game in $50. The
mayor wasn't up 10 his form of a
year ago, when he shot $50 to top
the first two squads He could
muster only 476 on 155-164-157.
Between the first and second
squads, the latter dominated by
Birmingham Golf Club fives, brief
opening ceremonies were held.
First balls were rolled by the
mayor. Walter Wolf, Harold Allen
and Baker of Clinton Valley;
Adam Mackenzie and Ozzie FAX
ms of Birmingham; Frank Mitzel.
secretary of the Detroit Bowling
Association. Howard Mccullough
and Bill KuiSel.
Joey Paulus' Chene-Trombly
Recreation and Rog OvermyerS
Detroit Gasket head the list OF =
teams bringing TO close the first
weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

4 uIlIEIIe Hi5 TEUnsUlL ava.
10 Alley ossn Bo~nns Today Unii "a Nee.
ard After $50 ?. ". Az oS SATURDAY.
INT. ELLIOTT REC. '''2% NJ. E ~.
op.o bn.n 1odsy iro- A " UoiH 7.soAs.
VISIT Our cooktsa. LsuNps. EsssIIsrt Feed.
NEW FAIRVIEW u''s tasI !isT,FtssOs
op.o Bo-tl-s an o., Sal .os Sun. ,-,- 70
A. Un'h CLOSING. Hs'ssan Unui :. Aits ~
NORTH END =, ,5,o1 .o ios cASP1g' , sssr
Open Until 4 A. M. Daily
M vupIn DIR NATIONAL AT GO. RIVER
VI WI " hLV' Free Pnsins IE. 7.sses
W Alleys. Ne~ and Modern. Rsthsksisr.
opss Bo~iina All Day Saturday, ard Sundays.
PALM BEACH 1890 sc s9StS ss "' ,., s;"''e
/ Open Bowling All Day saturday, ard sundsu.
~ Brand New s'uos~ios Giis,suIno Lanes.
PALMER PARK "s ..Ss1s q. 30 ~. s,r:''
70, s.2232. a. Bruns~ick Ansy. opsn eo~l-
ins All psy Saturday. and Sundays. Completely
Moderated free Parking.
pIpYI AVN 1920 wEsT WAHREN, near
IAnhLAHu sou,hhsls &C. $40
/ ia Brand ss~ IAnss hoN opsn 10 PubIiel see
Thew Bowl while enioying the Best food and
Rsfrsshmsnt' IN Ostrot'' Pfet,isr Cocktail Bsr.
pI LYnIIIu ssl7 JOS. cAsPAu
In UiVm Ma. iSS
Open Daily Until 4 A. NJ.
pLIupnW IO23s GRATIor ~. ssss
hhi"pVU Open BoNiins Noon
Un,n Closing Mixed Donbls, at $50 p. n.
$50 Msus Doubles =, ios45 Every Sunday.
BITTER pec tl32s IAHE AT CHALMERS
wv TN nlO' an ssu
opsn eo~iins All nS ssiufdsn ard supdsn.
Cocktail Bar NWschord Music Nightly
ROLAWlLe REC, '''' S SsR' 1.s,,. ave,
os,n BosHns Az Dsy Saturday, sad sundsu
From 10 a n. Untu Cio,inq
SOUTHEASTERN 81 81 ga 5sA" o.. o'; s!,,e,
All Day Saturday. aud supdsu fre. Irs,,ur
tons BY Mrs.. Gracs wulbrseht. Tues ~ P.M.
STATE FAIR 1850 w s,,,, Ar Co., TO- s's'1
Qpsn ALLEYS AZ Day Sat, Sun Free lnsirdetios,
Weekssy Af,rnoous. We Take Phone Rssrstlsc,.
TWENTIETH CENTURY n y, a. :, As - .sn2
Treat 10 Bowl Here Open Alleys An {.
Saturdays and sa0dsr from 10 A. ~ onkLU
VARSITY 1909 LlVERHols Near nssiohoh
'HnJtlI UN. i.5s2O
0pen Bowling All Day sat. sur. from 10 An.
Uu'll CLOSING "eesdays Un,i ?. ny After -.
WASHINGTON BOWL % ga sn siss 's.S Sss. -
Open Bovlina TO-DAY from 10 A. ". UntiI 2.5s
An IS sruns~iek Centennial Alleys. Gu. 3l7o.
VIII VHlvhUO NO q752
ANNUAL BROTHERS TOURNEY oPEHa
JAN. a. EhIRiEs CLOSE JAN ".
WEcT nETpnIT sl2i MICHIGAN ava.
ULvl pIinVii NEAR WYOMING
CT 0372. 0psn BoEHna Az Day SATURDAYS
and Sundays. WsskdDi After 40 p n,
CONSULT THIS
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
ABC History Maker

Unnoticed in the interest given
TO Ehrle. Youngblood and others
Of the Younger men. was Tom
Haley, so years old. the first 10
roll a TOO series in the ABC and
the first Detroltcr 10 win the
singles and all-eventS.
His total of 1861 was the first
time 1900 had been beaten IN the
all-events. These featS date hack
10 1910. He dropped out in 1892
because Of the pressure Of en-
ploynent and save for a few in
formal games has been virtually
ont OF the game since.
Youngblood former member ~
the RiSdon team IN the Times
Classic. had not rolled a game
since 1887 but he came 70 close 20
heating out Ehrle that Spectator
interest ccntercd temporarily in
his scoring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

Arch-To increase the width
Of your hook: also means to
belly the ball more: TO throw
an "out and in type of ball.
Aim-All bowleTS aim or
should and il is 80 understood.
II bowler gets few lucky
strikes they usually urge him 90
start aiming"
Apple Synonym for ball.
Baby SpIit-The 2-I or the
$40 are railroads.
Backup "A ball which curves
or falls away 10 the right
Backup AIlcy-An alley which
holds or tends 10 prevent a ball
from rolling 20 right.
Bed PostS-Thc 40 railroad.
Bench WOrk-ConVeTSatiOn i'm
tended TO upset or discomfort
opponents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
STANDINGS
SUNDAYS SCHEDULE

SUNDAYS SCHEDULE
WEIGH vs. Martin, alleys II. Mt Elliott
VS. George Murray, "a. Southeastern vs..
Rainbow. Sc. Palmer Park vs.. Progress
sive rs; National VS.. standard, $40;
Chene- Trombly vs.. kOpptz. ii-i2 at
Ramona Recreation. 1880 East McNichols
road, At 1880 =. m.
Rainbow risks its single game
lead in the Metropolitan Classic
League Sunday against the unpre-
dictable Southeasterns, led by
Ernie Bolle, at Ramona Recrea-
ton.
The jolts given Standard by
three different clubs over the last
four weeks indicate the race re-
mains open. Hence Southeastern,
five from the top. has just as good
A chance as Rainbow.
Ellis Walkers Standards have
opportunity TO find their stride
against Harry Tobian'S Nationals
after losing nine out of i in their
last four starts. Bob Johnston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
On FurIough

Harry Poloway on furlough
from the army also will be on
deck. while the state tournament
in Port Huron may prevent some
of the other leading stars in the
city from taking part. The vet
eran Harold Allen will be missing
again as he has yet to bag a 800.
Eligible for the first time be-
cause of 300 games this season
will be Roy Hockenberry, CAST
mir Babinski. Bill Littman, Leo
.Demers and Amos DeRaud.
In addition to the top award OF
500 there will be IA other cash
and merchandise prizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Bowling Slang

Anchor The last man in the
lineup OF a team.
Alley Ball--The bowler whose
ball follows the course Of the
alley. It's a neutral ball and II
not turned. Middle Western eX-
preston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
Champ Is Back

Mike Tesla Of Joey Paulus'
Chene-Trombly Recreation was
the winner last year, but only
after a roll-off with Joe Plasky.
Each shot 1864 in the regular play.
but Tesla beat his rival by 107
pins in the extra six games when
he fired 1855 TO 114S. Both are
entered again and scheduled on
the first squad.
Joe Norris, Walter Reopen
hagen, Fred Wolf and Cass Cry
eier of the Stroh team. Howard
Curtin. Fred Breckle. Cy Coral
Czyk. Frank YoSt, Joe Schribner,
Fred Gardella, Frank Zion. John
Damico. Therman Gibson, Archie
Jankowski. Phil Bauman, Clark
Moses, Ernie HaftmanJ- Dave. Ber-
ger, Rudy Rohlfs. Eddie Briskie,
Paul ThuriIow and Jimmy Muir
dock, TO mention a few, all will
Ill
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10
By HAROLD KAHL

Bill Colby'S Mld-IronS. Harold
Coyles Spades ana Fred GlaeS-
ser'S Cheeks Of the Clinton Valley
Country Club grabbed the early
leads IN Glasses c. d and L as the
eleventh annual Detroit Times
Bowling Sweepstakes opened al
Imperial Recreation in the General
Motors Building Saturday.
Mid-IronS ferried 10 the top in
Class c when il combined S21 1891
500 for 257S. Otto NoiSsinger nos
inG out Colby by one pin for high
scoring honorS with 202-19S-177
for 579 Colby followed III with
205-2O2.
Coyle was the paCemaker with
SIS as his Spades Int 2i05 in
Class D, Bob Boiling trailing him
by two pins. DR. Theodore Eger's
big finish Of 25S for $50 was re-
SponSible for the Cheeks showing
230S in Glass F.. lie strung five
in a row and also had a triple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

FARMLAND 1890 ss1 Ss:T "A g. s;,S e"
Ia Brand Ns~ lanes hoN Open 10 Pubiioi see
Thew Bowl while EHinying the Bsd food and
Refreshments IN Osu0lt's Pfettisr Cocktail Bsr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

ROlAWILE REC. 'o'' 9 9sR' 1.s,,o AVE
Opsn Bopuns Az Dsv Saturdays ard Sundsu
From 10 a ~ Uniu Cloiing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

PAL MER PARK m.slcHoLs no sst-.'a
TO. s.2232. a. Bruns~ick Alleys. 0pen Bosi.
ing All psy Saturdays and Sundays. Completely
MOderHiFed. free Parking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-10

RITTER REC. ISIS iAs IN Ar ,s 9sAt"t"'
Open Bouilna All pay saturday. ard sunday,,
Cocktail Bar NWschord Music Nahty.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-06
Won RichthOfen
10 Guard Italy

LONDON. July 6 - (Pl The
Berlin radio reported today that
Field Marshal Baron Won RIGHT
hofen, commander of the Ger
man air fleet in the battle of Bril-
tain; has been dispatched to Italy
10 help bolster defenses against
the mounting Allied aerial as
SaultS.
The broadcast, recorded by
the Associated Press. said that
Richthofen would assist Field
Marshal Albert Kesselring, Axis
air chief for southern Europe, in
organizing defense against as
saults on possible invasion points
in Sardinia, Sicily, and the Ital-
ian mainland.
II was believed in London that
Richthofen had been given Ger
man air forces drawn from
squadrons based on Occupied
France and the lowlands. This
belief was given weight by
communique yesterday from AL
lied headquarters in North Afri-
ca, which spoke of heavy resist
ance encountered on raids.
There was ample evidence,
meanwhile. that Fascist officials
were exerting every effort to
kill any hopes of the bomb