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Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

SNdIS ulNluutu sitdN al oy Va
talent, he feels that the beating
Washington took is some sort of
proof that the league champions
are not lnvincible.
NOT IN SHAPE
81 am not kidding myself
about the Redskins probable
reversal of FORM" Dorais eX-
planned. Washington will get
better-much better. The Red
skins were obviously not in the
best of physical condition for
the speedy college boys. They
have'power and IL will show up
later"
An intra-club- game sehea-
uled for the Lions az the training
camp this Sunday afternoon This
game is expected 10 give the
coach a sizeup OF players 10 be
used in the starting lineupS for
the Varsity-FreShman game al
University Of Detroit Stadium the
following Sunday Starting al 5
o'clock, the stadium game will
be a twilight affair
I'VE thought that the S o'clock
starting time would give more
fans a chance to see the game,
Fred Mandel, owner of=the
Lions explained.
The initial competition Of the
year against the outsiders viii
come when the Lions meet the
New York Giants in an exhibition
game at Akron, O., Sept. II. With
the Chicago Cardinals providing
the opposition, the Detroit eleven
will open their regular league
season at Briggs Stadium, Sept.
10. All home games viii be played
at Briggs Stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

Chief interest in the state
Publinx tournament will center IN
the play OF Eddie Furgol The de-
Tending champion, the River Bank
star viii be out 10 add this title
70 the one he won in the recent
MGA Open-Amateur at Rackharl.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
LdMottd Signed
To Fight Here
Against Bdsord
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Jake LaMotta and Jose BaSora
have been matched to box at
Olympia the night of Sept, II, II
was announced Saturday by
Matchmaker Nick LondeS.
The pair will top a card which
will usher in the big time fall and
winter mitt season in Detroit.
With Tony Zale, the champion,
in military service, LaMotta and
BaSora are the No, and No. 2
contenderS for the middleweight
title, so designated by Rims
Magazine, and the bout, in fstic
circles, is regarded as another of
the rich plums bagged by the
Detroit matchmaker in eempeti-
ton with Mike Jacobs. who re-
portedly wanted the match for
Madison Square Garden,
Besides bringing together the
two greatest middleweights out OF
uniform, the bout is especially at
tractive because Basora defeated
LaMotta in a previous clash. The
two met twice. Basora winning
one and earning a draw in the
other
CHARGES "RUNOUT"
- L.. koo. oIa,-,al -, Ti,yir
Dundee, Basora'S manager, that
for some months now LaMotta
has been ducking his fighter. The
pair were matched once before
for Detroit but something hap
pened" Dundee charges LaMotta
ran out,
Since coming 10 the United
States in 1885, Basora has won
SO fights, 80 of them by knock
outs. He is heraided as rush
ing battler on the type of La
Motta, except that he packs a
heftier wallop than the New
Yorker.
He has not lost a fight in over
two years. In his last out, the
Puerto Rican won a decision over
Holman Williams in Philadelphia
early this month. Before that he
whipped Jackie Cooper in Madi-
son Square Garden. Among other
recent -triumphs he stopped Err
nest (CaO Robinson in seven
rounds AT Holyoke, Mass, and de-
cisioned Johnny Walker in Boston.
BaSora. like LaMotta, has no
trouble making weight. He can
get down 10 l56 pounds,
LaMotta has fought five times
in Detroit, winning four Of these
contests. He won and lost in two
sensational bouts with Sugar Ray
Robinson in the local sports pal
ace. One Of the bouts with Robin
son crossed over $4,000 and
broke all attendance records at
Olympia.
LondeS also hopes 10 have Fitzie
Fitzpatrick, sensational young
Cleveland middleweight, on the
card. Fitzpatrick stole a recent
show in the Forest City when he
knocked out Jimmy Reeves in
five rounds Fitzpatrick is report
ed 10 pack a lethal wallop in both
mlttS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Fans Welcome
To See Squad
Working Out
BY EDGAR HAYES

AM ARBOR Aug IS Secrc
Practice is 4 thing ot thc past q
Michigan II WAS announced Sat
urday hy head football COACH : ~
CriSler. When the boys rcpnr
Aiandap eeff4-.- I ? p -t-t-tst n
arc invited 10 VISIT tgrTN F.cl,
and watch the tatiy vrrku-'v
Wed decided 10 give CVel-N--
body a chance 10 see the boys
getting ready for the games
CrlSler said I'VE have many
youngsters here in the army,
naNN and and marines who are
real football fans, and this may
he their only chance 10 see
COLLEGE team. We may have q
fe0 secret drills but that wilt be
for some definite purpose. 9th
erwise we're going 10 he very
glad -t6-favc- the fans drop
around any afternoon between
1 and Is and see the team in
action"
me roster of players invited 10
take part m the fan drills starting
fonday contains 100 names How
completely the Wolverines will de-
pend on navy and marine players
is shown IN the figures. which list
26 Of the 100 PLAYERS as civilians
that IS. BOYS too young for the
aft. n PA because Of their
school work. or who have been
rejected by the military
FIGHT M MEN
On the list arc eight letter.
men from Michigan and l9 letter
winners from II other colleges
around the country, now taking
naval and marine studies AT MiChl-
gan Eight Of these are from
.F'JScpHSHk brilliant team Of last
year and one, Bit Daley OF Min
neSota.
tt three lettermen reporting
are julius Franks, All American
guard; MerY Pregulmanr center At
Michigan last fail. and Fred Ne
gus, center az Wisconsin. With
Two fine centeFs available, II Is
quite possible one VIII be shifted
70 tackle before the season opens.
Jim BrleSke. the automatic place
kicker, is another center.
cr1EadinE line prospects AIT
Farnum johnson. former Badger:
Cliff Myl. of ST Clair Shores
Glenn BaHman, Art Rennpr. Henry
OlShanSki and Bob Rennebohn.
ends; tackles. veterans J o h n
Greene and Bob Orcn from Michi-
gans 1912 team. and two new
comers from Wisconsin, Bob Hanz-
lik and Pat Boyle. The guards
are George Kraeger. a sophomore ;
Ralph y. Anstutz. who saw some
action for tho Wolverines last fan.
and John Gallagher from Wiscon-
sin
There is some question about
Jack Wink from Wisconsin. who
was scheduled 10 take George
Celthamls place at quarterback
lie has beeen suffering from a leg
injury and If he were lost the
Wolverines would be without a
capable quarterback
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

pari F5ritCr-j gnn-nf-Red-
Run, president lS noNLrcreati0n
and morale officer al Camp Nc
Gov Wis Young Paul now q
lieutenant iu the army was one
Of INC he-t of Red Reds players
Forner 0lEmp.C- -Chauplon.
Tsyl0T Jrysdsle Of Detroit won
TWO trsfs and q second in the
swimming championships of the
E.ropcsh'Thcater Of Operation ...
ROUNDS Up TEAM
IT, Drysdale and either winners
emerged from o field of hundreds
u competitors from ali parts Of
tho British Isles and The sectional
winners participated in The finals
before large crowd in London
Tire winners received medals
from BuraG.cr General Paul r
HaW.ey r. DrySaa.r who wa
captain ~ 'hc Jnyersfy. of NIchi-
gan team won Tho lfH,yar5 back
stroke and 'rc individual medley
While stationed With an inian.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
MathesOn on Way,
Boosts Lions Hopes
BY LEO MACDoNELL

that Riley Matheson team to fool him. Dorals sees
on the way from Of hope in the defeat OF
California 10 ion Washington Redskins by the
brought Joy to the Coach Coegans Evanston And
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29

Runs BarHsCsray Vaughan g. Dino
Herman S.ilIfy owen GusscH.
Warer Wasdc. Nortucy pAhlFrer .
Moor. Stewart PeWe Errors Dahigren
C.rssop Herman Watkcr. Cong,r
Moore Runs ratted ir-- O'm0 Herman
schultz t0we0 scored when Barney hit
----.---s-+ - ltsg-4 t--r-f---rrr
Vaughan 5 walker stewart 3 pshlcrer
Hawrist Adams tNyrfheN scored on
ha4kI Two haer hts O.mo rman
Wafsrr Vaughan Three .nHsc ht.
VA sEaI- StlLel -nasss--ScA ScA--.iz,---Cl.s
Double plays Nas io STevari 10 DAhi-
crer Ea-rrfk 10 pah'rren Herman 20
schultz 90 Vaughan MAY ~ pRhirreu.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
CINCINNATI


Totals ~ liv3i ~ Totals 80 ~ 33 la
,Ous Out Wheu winning run scored,
RAr fof Mueller IN eleventh
'Rattea flr Shoun ia eleventh
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
CIIII 400
CLEVELAND

Totals 3b go % 90 Totals 54 i2 81 l2
'Rsftea for Peters In ninth
r.Hr. f.r cutler fu F'-Htn
Baued for Lee In fourth
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
LEADING PROS ENTER

Midland expects -an-eptry-
about 80 professionals who will
vie for the title vacated by Mar
YIN Stahi. now located in Cali
fornia. Most OF the leading Detroit
pros will compete as will the out
state stars
The Detroit delegation will in
clude such players as Jimmy De-
maret. who is seeking his first
Michigan title; Al Watrous. fire.
quent winner Of this and the
Michigan Open, and Frank Walsh,
the newcomer al Red Run
Walsh. a fine golfer, will be
threat If he develops a putting
touch. lie has had few opportunl-
ties 10 play this season and HI
short game has suffered I
Glib Sellers runneru9Go StAh
a year ago, is expected 10 be at
Midland. He has been vacationing
on Eddie Haas farm az Spring
port since finishing among the
leaders in the An . American
earlter ~ ChiCspO
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
Pros, PubIinx
Stars Bid for
State Crowns
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

I've state golf championships
will be decided this Sunday-the
MPGA AZ Midland and the Pub
link at Plymouth Country Club.
Completing the heaviest sched-
ule for a single day this season.
will De the semifnalists and the
finals Of the Gross lie Golf and
Country Club Invitational tourna-
ment.
As a time saver both the PEA
and publinx titles will be decided
al medal play over the SO holes.
For years a match play event.
the pros tournament formerly re-
quired four days 10 complete.
And the Publinx, 72-hole COM
petition in the past, occupied two
days.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-29
NEW YORK


Totals 81 30 30 i3 Totsis 81 5
Batted for Zubsf In teuth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Closer Check
On Pin Accounts

League presidents are held to
stricter financial accountability
today in consequence Of action
taken yesterday at the meeting
Of Detroit Bowling Association.
Under the new arrangement the
account must be entered in the
name of the league verified
monthly and no check may be
drawn without bearing the sigma
lures OF president and secretary
City tournament conditions viii
be different than customary. Be
cause of an expected pin boy
shortage Contestants will he re-
-tricled 10 the same par of alleys
instead OF skipping after each
game. The draw Tor alleys VIII be
made ON the night of rolling in
stead Of allotment in advance.
Veriflcatlon of the purchase of
additional war bonds. making the
total $1,000. went into the rec
ords. A protest was voted against
tho proposed 20 per cent tax TO
be levied by Congress on bowling
and which passed the House ways
and means committee.
The association also sanctioned
purchase Of several sets Of now
pins for use Of Servicemen at the
$50 alleys
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

period on a 60-yard run. st. James
came back with markers by Roy
Scrrimger and Jerry MullenS. But
81 James had 10 stop a second
half Royal Oak rally on the J.
foot tine to win.
St. Theresa and LourdeS ended
their seasons with victories, the
former downing Redeemer, 14-6,
with Jerry Burke scoring twice
for the Pirates. while Lourdes
trounced ST. CECILIA $50 Ernie
Tyrna tailed three times for
LourdcS.
In other games 81. Leo whipped
ST. Vincent, $50 for the cham
pionship Of Corktown,' ST Bcnc-
diet beat 81. Gregory. 24-0; ST.
Rita won from st. Michael, so;
81. Frederick SWamped ST. Mary
of Mt, Clemens $50: Annuncia-
tion edged out ST. Ambrose, rs;
St AlphonSus beat De Sales, 1871,
and Xavier won from Shrine of
the Little Flower. $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
EIaElaEiS Halls
Winter Play

LOS ANGELES, Nov. Is
1NSl Major leaguers who
have been playing winter hall m
California were ordered in "a
telegram from Judge KcnaSaw
Mountain Lands today 10 stop
IT Lands pointed out IL was a
violation OF major league rules.
Among those affected 10y the
order were Lou Novikotf Andy
?afko and Peanuts LoWrey OF
ne Chicago CUBS, Roy Partee,
George MctkovIch and Newsom
Of The Boston Red SnH, Al Oar
lila. Verne Stevens and George
Caster Of the 81 Louis Browns
Johnny Lindcll Of the New York
Yankees and Babe Dahlgren Of
the Ph.llies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
A Good Prophet

When Vince was earning ALI
American honorS at L Of -,
Lac Coach Bud Gocringcr told
us that the bic Lithuanian
ought 10 be- twice as good IN
the pro ranks as he was IN un-
dergraduate competition Vince
was only 20 years old then,
and he was still growing.
Banonis made Bocringer look
like a good prophet by ms work
with the Chicago Cardinals last
Fall. And he is making Bud
look oven better by his great
play for the SeahawkS this year.
lie was one Of the teams de-
fenSive aces as the Hawks
whipped Camp Grant Saturday
to notch up their eighth
traight victory and establish
themselves as the No. / service
team in the country.
One observer who had watched
the Seahawks in action in their
first two games told MS that the
experience and poiSe of Banonis,
and couple of other officers
who were playing with the ca
dets made the difference be-
tween a fair club and very
good one. The PrefhCht team is
rated AS a real test even for
Notre Dame, and the greatest
lineman 10 come out of l.. Of
ID. in recent years Is one OF
the big reasons for this flat
iering appraisal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Bob | a|es
Water Boys F at
Qualify
rs Man of.Week
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR

Our Man OF the Week is the
water boy extraordinary OF the
Texas football team, the versa
tile young man who booted a
couple of extra points while his
club was walloping Texas Chris
tian Saturday afternoon.
We may even wind up by
naming him our Man of the
Year. although at the moment
we are inclined to give that ac-
colade TO the. buck private who
this past summer called the
colonel out on strikes with two
away. the bases loaded and the
officers team a couple OF runs
behind in the last Of the ninth
The exploits Of the Texas
water boy highlightcd q week
end that had more than us
share Of fancy episodes over
at Ann Arhor the ailing Elroy
Hirsch inserted himself INTO the
Wolverine lineup 10 kick a point
after touchdown, explaining
that he had 10 score al least
one point against his old team
mates.
Down AT Columbus the Off
cialS had 10 drag the OHIO State
gridders out from under their
showers and herd them back on
the field so that the Buckeyes
could kick tho deciding field
goal against Illinois r. minutes
after the game had apparently
ended.
This development must have
been a source Of some Sufpflse
10 the fans who had FASTENED
from the stadium after the final
gun. chattering about what
great tie game the Him and
The Ohio States had just played.
" bookleS must have been
Wondering whom 10 believe
when II came the paNoif They
probably wound up not bchev-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
OF Colonel Tempted

Maybe the or Colonel VIII
- out there next week and
make his debut as The twelfth
man on some promising eleven.
We've always had a notion that
we could run better race
than some Of the hay burners
we used 10 bet on Maybe we
wouldn't do 80 badly on the
football field. either.
And considering the cOckcyed
things that have been happen
ing in the once reasonably or.
thodox grid game. our appears
ancc on the marked off green
Sward would likely 90 entirely
unnoticed
When Notre Dame tangles
with the Iowa SeahawkS next
week. an old favorIte Of ours
will he in the thick Of things.
And good As the IRISH forwards
unqueStionablY are, we have
the notion that they can learn
a couple Of things by watch
ing the way Ensign Vince Ba-
noniS handles the center job for
tho ScahaWkS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

3 kindred spirit ri that
twelfth man who was always I'M
inc up with dear old WhooziS
showed up 70 help the Notre
Danes hex the NorthweSterns
over At Evanston. This stew
pot refrainod from trying 10
carry the ball for tho Irish.
evidently satisfied that they
were able 90 take care Of that
little Chore themselves.
But he apparently had no
such confidence IN the coaching
ability of Frank Lcahy. for he
sat on the Notrc Dame bench
throughout the encounter. He
shouted advice ~ the Irish con-
stantly. noiSily admOnishlnC the
best collegiate team IN the land
10 get going and play some
football
Leahy. probably miffcd that
he didn't think Of such bright
counsel favored tho hihulouS
. observer with q couple Of very
panied glanccS but the guest
artist was not easily diSCOur-
aged He sat there through
out the game then wandered
off and disappeared in the
crowd. another legend IN the
making.
lie departed in time 10 miss
bearine IpabV toll reporters
that AZ least Notrp Dame
wouldn't lose 70 "a college team
this Fall since there were no
moro college rivals left on tho
Irish schedule As though that
had anything 20 DO with b.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Long Run by Titus
Wins for Holy Cross

WORCESTER. Mass, Nov. IS
QNSD-Capt. George Titus paced
the Holy Cross Crusaders TO the
mythical Eastern Catholic college
championship yesterday AS the
Crusaders turned hack the Villa
nova Wildcats, 12-7.
Titus scored two touchdowns
for Holy Cross, racing 50 yards
for the deciding score IN the third
quarter OF "A Sec-saw contest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
65-Yard EesuEl Brings
Sf.Paul SecEiORaITifEe

Thanks 10 a brilliant 65-yard
touchdown run by Halfback Tom
Ward. ST. Paul High OF Crosse
Pointe today held the Second Di-
vision east side football champion
shIp Of the Catholic League.
BY beating 81. Rose yesterday.
go. ST. Paul finished with fna
victories. one tie and one defea L
for l6 points, one point ahead
of ST. Bernard. ST Bernard
though unbeatcn, was tied three
times. 81. Rose ended with four
victories. two ties and one defeat
for II points. and had il won
yesterday it would have captured
the crown.
Under the Catholic League
point scoring system, three points
are gained for a victory and one
for a tie.
TO MEET ST. JAMES
ST. Paul thus won the right
20 meet the west side champion.
ST. James Of Ferndale, for the
Second Division crown, probably
on Thanksgiving Day, st. James
yesterday ran its winning streak
10 seven by overcoming St Mary's
OF Royal Oak after a battle. 1916.
Wards run came in the first
six minutes OF play, after taking
punt on his own 35 He ran
10 the goal line only after shak-
ing himself loose from several
tacklerS.
The game was a hard fought
battle all the way. ST. Rose
forced the play in the second half
and was in the Crosse Pointers
territory most Of that period, but
lacked scoring punch.
After Bill HurmS scored for st.
Mary's Royal Oak-in- The -oneninE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
New Faces Of Fairview

Wrestling fans VIII see now
face. az FauNIew Gardens to-
morrow rhnf when Jackie Nich-
ol, meets Dale Paddock and Bad
Man LOWS faces Ivan kamikoff
Don Scrlo Is paired with Angelo
Narincih In another bout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Lead Retained
yBob Murphy

There arc no changes I'm posi-
tons in The Detroit Times Foot
ball selection derby following the
weekend games.
Bob Murphy continued 10 lead
.as the contests enters us next 90
last week Edgar Hayes took
honors for the weekend when he
picked u winners out OF IL games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Niqh+ Edition Code Key

Times daily prints in the Night Edition only the
Of horse which experts feel IS among the outstanding
bets Of the day.
key appears night in the Eight Star and Red Line
Editions corresponding each letter Of the alphabet
The appears ONLY N THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT IS PRINTED IN CODE.
TOuorroWs follows.
k-8t Lie M-66 N6l O-2o P-2 Oil R-@2 S-@6 T-55
TO MA Y-4 10
Gin tbl, code kew II you docphcr the Of
tonorrovs appearing ONLY IN TIE NIGHT EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Pro Grid Standings
Eastern DINIsION
WESTTRN nRIsION

Washington 81 DETROIT 90.
Brooklyn 10 phu-Piu T.
Green BAY 81 cards a.
Bears 56 New York T.
MINT MAYS GAMES
DETROIT vs. Phh-Pitt A. Pittsburgh.
Cards AZ New York
Green BaF ai BruokItn.
Besrs ~ Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
FAVORITE ALLEYS

Cass Grygicr> had 239 Bill
kenct 235. Fred Wolf 2l3 anc
Walter Reppcnhagen 219. Vol
led on $50 which included 20i-2l9.
Stroh was on alleys 23-24 and one
might say right ~ home
Norris series ran l77-2l9-225.
Since his return last week he
-ffrrti5- tf1at t1T5 Pif7yvfr1fi fi7HUd1Cdps
take speed out Of his rolls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Ai|ing Norris
Helps Strohs
Take Sweeps
PRIZE wINNING I'm

-Four years ago Joe Norris was
subject of q hot bowling argu-
ment one night al Chene-Trombly.
why" one Of the disputanis
said, "that guy can tie one arm
behind him and beat lot Of
others who claim they're bet
ter"
And today Norris almost vcri-
ficS the words of his unknown
defender. With the left arm in a
cast and his ailing left leg in a
rubber stocking. Norris contrib
uted a valuable gu 10 provide
Stroh 3O68 first place and the
$500 prize for the winner OF the
annual Chenc Trombly sweep
stakes
Norris 225 figured in the ma
tional match game champion
rally. Needing Ills 10 beat out
Fife (3034l Stroh added a flourish
by making il 1851 for tournament
i11Ef1 game and ono of the highest
OF the season in town 10 date.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15
Final Metro
STANDINGS

SATI RDAN'S RESULTS
u ~ n Hgh 49, wilbur Wright o.
Mackenzie u. Chadscy Va
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-15

AlGUNA ktG. p Alleys. IA. sat.
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM 10 A. NJ.
Z uHtii 8 p. N. Saturdays. Sundays Until p. NJ.
pFAc0N REC W. VERNON AT WATERMAN
Openings tor Morning ard Afternoon Leagues.
BOWL 0DR0ME 20 S'@ a c.@'9 r.. T part i11C
OPEN BOWLING AT ALL TIMES
Few League Reservations Lett. Cocktail tcuugs
CASINO REC. a7s7 NO. WOODWARD AYE eS.5
Open Bowling at All Times!
curur rpoupIy 63s4 cHENE
UHLNL-I0UWOlI PIT $40
Air.eondItiOnsd for Your Comfort Open ALLEYS
Until p. NJ, After 81. Bowl! Dine! Dance!
CREST LANES FV7L ts19Ss at s go. g.S,
Cocktail Lounge. NEVER DULL MOMENT
nrupV ll52s WHITTIER at KELLY RD.
UCNOI ~ ALLEYS. AR 644S
open Bowling TODAY From p. NJ After ~
p. " Home Of the Famous ss'kst-o-c Chicken.
DETROIT RECREATION sa sayasFTI "a. a. :1so
Open Bowling at All Times!
cIpnru prn ago WOODWARD. TE. 1880
uHnUCN nCu' CENTRALLY LOCATED
OPEN BOWLING TODAY FROM NOON UNTIL
s p. n. AL DAY SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS.
GlENeA6lES REC. . l2,2S Ilyts.o,s' .s :,
opsn Alleys TO-DAY 10 A ~ Until p. ".
and After a.. Saturdays and Sundays All Day.
cplun pruTpu 1874 FERRY PARK
unHNu YIN IhL ~. 5-3220
PIsasur. 10 Bowl at ouistest Alleys IN Detroit.
Good transportation Facilities. Bus.Sboe'ear.
GRAND RIVER-L lVERN0IS 'sss Grand ND RIVER
OPENINGS FOR SATURDAY LEAGUES.
Open Bowling Saturdays. Sunday After p. NJ
npCIT LYEc 10 BALTIMORE
UnCRl LAhLo al Woodward. Ma 1855
Open Bo~lina--io Alleys In Ro~-Untii soc
p. N. and After u 90 p. N. Cocktail Bar
IMPERIAL RtC. CENTRALLY tocAT To-
~ MODERN ALLEYS
Opsn Every Day Until Midni0ht. Ma 0iss
lL IAMIlIETT'S @1 TRUmBYLL ave.
You Are Always Welcome Here!
4 1WEie RE- 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
lUWC D Mus 10 BILLIARD rAatEs
coektsii Lounge Murray 01t1
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OPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM 10 A a. on
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