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Evening star., 1943-05-31

There are more than 10 conven-
lent branch offices for Star want
Ads" located throughout the city.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

Notre Dame Is a robust con-
Versational favorite over Navy and
will develop into a reasonably stall
Wart betting choice.
A number Of generous things
are nevertheless being said on be-
half of the Middies ~and most
analyses hoil down 10 the belief
that Angelo Bertelli. the Spring
field Rifle, is the big difference IN
the South Bendcrs' arsenal.
Bertelli'S Sleight-of-hand and his
aerial artistry are two factors OF
UNREASONABLE importance.
His forward passing. while eX-
ceptionally sparse in Notre Dame $
five victories 10 date, has been
the nearest thing 20 infalllblllty
that the overhead game has yet
produced.
lie has completed II out OF .
acrials thrown, for a $50 success
average and 397 yards or. roughly
an average Of IA yards every time
the ball Is tossed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
3IO2 New
Major Pin
Standard

McCarthys and Ramona carry
the weeks honor badges today In
the Michigan Major Bowling
League Great axes last
night, McCarthys tore up the
time table in taking two from
the leading De Luxe d Five, al
though losing in pins, 2S20
2812. De Luxe dropped two fof
the first time since the season
opened.
Ramona rolled 3102 for a new
season front in shutting out Bolle.
John Moch. 633; Tony Coscolenda,
649. and Frank Gunsberg. 600
were the chief scorers. Elwood
Blake Of Murdoch. 3O06, led the
league on 6S6. Therman Gibson
raked in 663 OF S. a. SIS 1927.
Bill LaRue's 6l2 stood out for
McCarthy's. Cy GoralcZyk had
6S1 as Sacknan gained two from
Pepsi-Cola. 1860 TO 2790. 10 re-
duce the De Luxe margin 20 two
games. s. q $. by winning three
is that distance from the lead
The list Of high scorers included
Bill Kenet, Murdoch, 649,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
PeIee Island

By Don GILLIEs

PFLEE ISLAND, oct 2S--
Pcloc Islands annual pheasant
shoot opened here to-day with
more hunters, ON hand than this
tiny Canadian island could ac-
Commod8tc.
The island, nine miles long and
four miles wide. is permitted 10
sell only 1000 licenses and they
were sold out more than a week
ago.
Township officials were bafled
today on how they legally could
permit the overflow crowd Of
about 100 TO participate in the
pheasant harvest.
Wen do everything we can
to accommodate those already
on the island" Henry Rahm,
reeve of the island. said today
rs he awaited official word
from the Ontario game and fish
department
Last night we instructed the
PcIee Island steamship officials
at bennington and kingsvilIe
not 10 accept further passengers
unless they had already pur-
chased hunting PERMITS" ne
added.
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Read This
Before Betting:

LOS ANGELES. Oct. Is GNS)
The University Of Southern
CALIFORNIA; powcrhouse football
machine was minus four spark
plugs today
Four regular griddery, who
have been the backbone Of the
Trojans highly successful season.
left for the Last Coast to con-
tinue marine and naval officer
training.
They were Capt Ralph Hoy
wood left end Mickey McCardio,
quarterback and au-coast half
hack last year, ami Peter Mae
Phal. lcttcrman right end The
trio was transferred 10 Paris
Island s. G..
Howard Callahan. veteran half
back. Jeff for Columbia UulYNr-
yity i'm New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
DEVELOP A SUB

The Notre Dame coaching staff
is at least convinced its team is
something special.
Moreover. it is pleased AZ the
development Of Johnny Lujack as
a replacement for Bertelli and IL
is being said Luiack can do some
things in the quarterback position
that the Springfield Rifle can't.
All the facts gathered IN a
search for information about the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Attendance Better

Good and true football fans.
in their record turnouts at
Briggs Stadium, have given EVIL
dence they like the new deal.
In four games the attendance
has totaled 1859 paid Gus
toners.
A crowd Of 3s.575 for the
game with the Giants week
from Sunday. the only remain
ing home game. would match
the total for all seven games
in 1899. when the Lions set a
seasons record with 167. 204.
In other words, the crowds
this year have averaged more
than 10000 a game against less
than $4,000 during the peak
year.
The best crowd this year. Of
course, was the 1896 paid
which turned out "a see the
super-duper game between the
Lions and Bears. which with a
little more luck the Detroit
eleven could have won. it was
that close.
The Green Bay contest drew
over $1,000 paid, the Cardinals
and Dodgers more than 23,0oC
each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Disaster
Hits Navy
They Say

ANNAPOLIS. Md. OFT IS
UP) 49, Indicated and united
Navy prepared today to leave for
Cleveland and us most crucial
test of the season against Notre
Dame Saturday In one Of the
seasons outstanding gridiron
meetings
The MlddlcS went through their
first and only suff practice seS-
sion Of the week yesterday on a
muddy field
Capt John WhelChel, head
coach. said the squad would not
be IN top shape for Saturday :
game Many are or the ailinC
list with colds. ne said and a few
are on the injured list.
He did not name the injured
merely commenting that we hope
they'll recover quickly, and we II
have 20 take our chances on that. p"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
SpOr
Dorajs Lives u .
10 His Promise
Lions Improved
By LEO MACDONELL

While the Lions arc not apt
10 WIN a championship this year,
there is no denying Coach
Dorsis has achieved amazing
success with a team that a year
ago established a colossal rec
ord in futhty by losing all IL
games.
When Dorais took over his
new Job IN the toughest foot
ball league In the land. after
IS wears of valuable service at
University OF Detroit. he made
no championship promises.
He knew he was ~ tough
league He didn't even predict
game victories. AT Crosse lie,
during the squads training sea-
son. he said ne thought the
Lions would have an improved
team.
In that, DoraiS already has
made good The Lions. vastly
improved team. 10 date has won
three games and lost three a
500 record, which Is not TO be
snecZed at.
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Hoosier Offensive
Polished for @. 5. j.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 2s
QNS)-News plays and offensive
fundamentals occupied the atten-
ton today of the Indiana HooSierS
IN their drills for tho Ohio State
game Pete PihoS. all-star end who
scored three touChdownS as a full
back last Saturday. probably will
he shifted back TO his old position
10 bolster the Hoosier line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Tough Ones TO Come

With the Bears, New York
Giants, Pitt-Phila and Wash
ineton Redskins ahead. the
Lions face a formidable array
~ talent-the toughest part OF
their schedule. But whether or
not they win another game,
they certainly are improved,
which. as related, was all that
DoraiS promised.
With time and added talent,
the Lions under DoraiS. II we
are 10 Judge by Gus successes
In the collegiate football world
VIII continue TO improve.
When Dorais, with the able
assistance OF Joe Bach. a fine
line coach, completes the re-
building processes that will az
ford pasSers the same protec-
tipn the Bears. Redskins and
other clubs give, YOU will see
such newcomers as frankie
Sinkwich come into their own
in the pro loop just as they
did on college gridirons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Olympic Leads
By 4 Games

Olymplc's lead in the Women's
Major League is four games over
Gears today as Vernon, triple
winner while Gears lost three 20
Mt. Elliott, continues its climb
toward the top Hulda Often Of
Vernon was individual leader on
5S4 Dorothy Mere h an I, Mt.
Elliott, scored $40.
West Detroit, loser in ID Of its
first 1S games. shut out Altoona.
1857 10 1881. 10 furnish one sur
prise Mt ElhOtts ShutOuf OF
Gears 2627 TO 2559, was another.
OLYMPIC also won three. Mt.
Elliqhts total led the team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Bob 0deII 10 Lead
Penn Against Army

PHILADELPHIA IA, Oct. Is
GNSl -- Bob Odcll, blocking back
and quarterback, today was the
choice of Coach George Munger
To captain Penn When the Quakers
seek 10 rCpcl Armys invasion on
Frankhn Field Saturday In four
previous games. Penn holds a 81
edge in Victories. Army trimmed
the Red and Blue $50 in 1901
Penn has rolled up a total Of 81
points against Z for the cadets in
winning three encounters since
the series was removed in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Purdue Strdpes
To Hold SCrimmdqe

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Oct. %
1NS) Coach Elmer Burnham
had a hard time tiday 10 scrape
up enough players for Scrim-
mage as Purdue drilled for the
Wisconsin game Most OF the
bo.lcrmakcrs VIZ players who
viii play their last game against
the Badgers were home on fur
lnugh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
. 'Sfay-a+-Ho

Fred Mandel doesn't approve
Of championship games being
transferred 10 other cities be-
cause Of cold weather" or for
any other reason.
Mandels position was made
clear after word had gotten
around that the winners Of the
Western and Eastern Division
may play Of az some southern
point because OF the latenesS
Of the season.
eve may mot win. but n the
Lions did win In the Western
Division the championship
would be played in Detroit and
no place else. rain. snow or the
revolution" Msndel declared.
The final games Of the reg
ular season are scheduled for
Dec. 5. This viii bring the
Championship game on Dec II.
u there are no divisional play
0Hm mFNtrL = lmNl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Ii. COcFRPaErG Heads
Quarterback LVERacRa

1t will be homecoming day The Detroit Downtown
Quarterback Club Monday
Headnng the list speakers VIII be that favOrite 1t
ordon Cochrane known TO millions oGpor Mickey"
Mike
The meeting is the public and all football
welcome
Mickey hacsfeld chief Of the
Lakes Naval Training station football
eleNenS
It. tochrane stHndout football "a
versity when student
Besides coaching baseball hrpng with
balquad Mickey HAS fun regular activities
to keep him busy an long
Also Monday he ok favore
The OF VI scout and coach knows about the Illinois
than IFS coach and he'll the inside the Michigan
Illinois The complete pictures OF the also viii be
shown.
Hunk Anderson. coi0m head coach tlc Chicago Bears
ten his sdrof the botccn hi, Detroit
Bob MURPHY sports editor OF The Detroit Times viii
the wends biggest the Notre Dame Navy affair at
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Buckeye Freshmen
Pinned for Indiana

COLUMBUS. o.. Oct. % QNS)
Coach Paul Brown was pleased
today over the passing Of Fresh
man Paul Davis in the Ohio State
Buckeyes drills on aerial offensive
for Saturdays game with Indiana.
Davis completed four of his five
losses in the Northwestern game
and has shown steady improve
ment this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

hibition In which the Lions,
even in defeat, have given the
fans good entertainment, GER
tainly better than that Of the
dismal 1912 campaign.
3 Without the power needed 10
win consistently in the Ma
tional Football League, the
Lions Is not a great team. But.
the fans have seen plenty OF
scoring by both elevens. In
the SIX games 10 date. the Lions
have totaled 10 points against
IS. the puny total aggregated
last season.
They have totaled more points
than their opponents. Oppos-
Ing teams scored LOG. Last
year opposing teams rolled up
4 grand total of 236.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
Jimmy Biviins
Now in IA

CLEVELAND. Oct. q CUP)-
Jimmy Bivins, top-ranking heavy
weightoutside the armed services.
has been reclassified IA by his
selectiye service board, il was re-
vealed today.
The temporary retirement ~ot
Bivins thus forestalls a proposed
match between him and Lee O.
Murray. Connecticut heavyweight
here next month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
No Changes at Yale

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. %
GINS Coach HOWE Odell said
today Yale would enter Satur-
days game against Dartmouth
WI ihc Same team that started
against Army last week. George
ECan. whose ankle was injured
recently viii alternate with
Scooter Scussel shifted to wing
hack.
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WAIT AN HOUR
zIvIC Q TO S OVER YOUTH

CHICAGO, Oct. % (INS)-
Fritzie Civic. former welterweight
champion Of Pittsburgh, Pa. was
a 9 10 ) favorite today 10 win his
1O-round boxing bout from FL
year-old Bobby Richardson or
Cleveland. O., in the main event
of the Chicago Stadium card to-
morrow night.
Both fighters will taper of
their training with light exercise
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

m 2 n I tn Q
Lions n av Q
provided for
the loyal pro
fans here.
Four Of the
n a ] I dozen
contests have
been played
at Brigg s
Stadium and
each Of them
has been a
Standout pX-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
BUTKovICH JOINS HLINI

CHAMPAIGN IL. oct. %
GNS)-Coach Ray Eliot Of the
Illinois football team looked over
several newcomers today with the
nope Of filling weak spots on the
SQUAD in preparation for the Mich
igan game at Champaign Sat
urday.
Among the promising newcom-
crs are Don Anderson. right half
back. John Carroll, guard, and
Bill Butkovich. brother Of Tony
Butkovich. now with Purdue.
Young Butkovich is being groomed
as a quarterback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
We'll, He Ouqht TO Win

OAKLAND. Cal. Oct. Is (UP)
Ben Moroz. 30o-pound. seven
foot Philadelphia. scored a first
round technical knockout over al
Ware. 30 Oakland. in the main
event at Oakland Auditorium last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
STURDY LINE
Daley I'D Return
Fer Him Game
BY EDGAR HAYES

drill. The boys, both navy and
civilians, are enjoying a scholastic
rest between semesters and can
get to practice earlier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

relative merits OF the teams are
best Synthcsi1ed, however. IN a
remark by Curly Lamheau, coach
of the Green Bay Packers and an
old Notre Dame player himself.
He says the Irish are well bal
anced team plus Bertclli. lie
might have added, and coach
Frank Leahy also.
STURDY LINE
The burden Of proof al Cleve-
land VIII be on Capt John +.
(Bllickl Whelchel Under his
coaching, Navy has evolved a line
which is remarkably fast and
strong and is weakened imper-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
NAVY is ROUGH

Add 10 that Al CHANNEL with
the qualifications at left end and
that befit his rank Of team cap
tain and you have a rough idea
how rough Navy might be.
The backficld, with a dozen
good men available-and with Hal
Hamberg as the standout--has
had life made easy by this line.
The Navy evidently Will Chase
en-. Sprinkle 'em, Whit mire
en-. and Hambcrg en-, but il re-
mains TO be seen whether it will
beat EN-.
The task is in no sense simpli-
fled since this is 10 be the Spring
field Rifles last game before
being called up by the marines.
He may want 10 give the Navy
its seventh straight setback by
the Irish TO remember him by.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
More Entertaining

But Of more Importance than
the winning of games is the
caliher OF football entertain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
GOdIies
May Put a New
Slant on MIL
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

National Hockey League man.
ayers are making their predictions
as 10 who will win the champion
ship race, which starts this week
end. and Boston Bruins get most
OF the votes.
But the six men who will really
decide the championship are yet
10 he heard. They are the goal
tenders--a new one in every net.
some of the clubs now
Wh0oping IL up about their
shifty forwards may be very dis
iIlusiOned in n week or two "
their new netminders start let
ting those easy goals get by
said scout Carson Cooper Of the
Detroit Red Wings today.
"You can take Ii from me
that every manager has his fin
gers crossed"
With such standout eoalies, as
Johnny Mowers of Detroit. Frank
Brimsek of Boston and Turk
Broda OF Toronto in the armed
services, there is certain to be a
drop in the quality of league net
minding.
Add the new rule permitting
passes 10 center ice and you have
a wide open scoring season.
ADAMS SIGNS TWO
Manager Jack Adams is trying
10 solve the problem for Detroit
by signing two goalieS. Jimmy
Franks, the former Pittsburgh
and Indianapolis stopper who
filled in for a few weeks with the
Rangers last year. and Normie
Smith, the comeback veteran from
the Cup teams of 1886 and 1887.
Although Smith has not played
since the 1888 season. he has
been at least Franks equal in the
five exhibition games played by
the Wings. Ii is unlikely, however,
that he will be permitted 10 play
out OF town because Of his de-
Tense plant job.
Detroit vii l-sAe- +tt-r--ftt.t|.
netminder when the Rangers come
in 10 open the season Sunday
night with Ken McAuley. 21-year-
old rookie from Edmonton in the
nets.
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Waits an Hour
Tween Rounds,
Beats White

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. % (UP)-
Hard punching Sammy Angott
headed for New York today with
his sights set high after grabbing
the National Boxing Association
crown last night with a solid Is
round decision over Luther
(Slugger) White, Baltimore, Md,
Negro.
Angott once held the world title
and has three d ecisions over
the New York boxing commits
sion's champion, Bob Montgomery.
Last night he hooked and bat
tered his way 10 a unanimous
decision over White in as weird a
title fight ever held in California,
or perhaps anywhere.
After three rounds of fighting
under the arcs Of Gilmore Field,
the lights in all hut one section
OF the grandstand hlinked out.
They left the fighters and 10000
fans who braved threatening
weather in almost total darkness
for an hour.
WAIT AN HOUR
After waiting Is minutes,
wrapped in topcoats, towels and
sweaters. the fighters retired 10
their dressing rooms while the
crowd sang SHOW Me the Way
10 Go Home"
To the veteran Angott undl
feated as a lightweight in flN
years, the hour between rounds
apparently made little difference.
He stepped out IN the fourth,
launched a vicious hooking at
tack 10 Whites body and head.
and never was in trouble.
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Big Pin Scores
In FOrt-BIVd.
House League
BY HAROLD kAHL

This ls The last week sanctioned
teams of last season automatically
are protected as far as American
Bowling Congress recognition al
300, 299 and Dos scores are con-
cerned Frank NntIol secretary Of
the Detroit Bowling Association,
warned today
Next Monday Is ihe deadlinc
and an leagues must ho same
toned for This season by then for
members 10 receive gold. silver
and bronze medals from the Con-
Grcss for the above scores ln
regular league play and other
benefits.
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CAPABLE RESERVES

Jack Martin. the 205-pound
center. is considered terrific, yet
no noticeable change is noted
when he is replaced by John
Baker.
George Brown. the SITS, 193-
pound left guard, is termed All
America. while Ben Chase. the
other guard. a 19s-pounder, is
almost as good. They were team
mates at Hoover High in San
Diego before going 10 Annapolis.
As for the tackles, there are
four or five so good that Capt.
WhelChel was able 10 start differ
ent pairs against Penn State and
Georgia Tech.
Don Whiumire. 2l5-pound. OK
Alabama star. was a firSt-stringer
last Saturday and, even though
he was All-Southeastern, he was
outshone by Ed Bilhck 1888
pound plebe from Tuscola, Tex
also a first-time starter.
Jack Gillooly. Alfred Staubitz,
Gail Gillian and-Walt- Schwartz
who has been injured, are of COM
parable ability.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28

ANN ARBOR. oct. 2s-Big Bill
Daley is returning for one more
football game.
He is due back to Ferry Field
today to finish practice for the
game Saturday at Champaign be-
tween Michigan and Illinois. Then
it's off TO new navy base Tor
Daley. along with Merry Pregul-
man and Jack Petoskey.
Illinois knows that if they stop
Daley and Co. this week 1t Will be
A bigger upset than beating MIN
nesota last fall Illinois stars OF
last year and frosh being groomed
for this years squad are missing.
NEW OUTFIT
It's a whole new outfit. They'll
win some games this year, but not
against the talent Coach Fritz
Crisler has 10 send against them.
The wolverines went through a
long drill yesterday against Hi
nois plays. CriSler also worked
out his new backfeld combination
of Bob WieSe at fullhack. Walter
DRYER and Elroy HirSch at half
backs and Jack Wink at quarter
back
This Is The quartet that Will
work together in most OF the
remaining games after Saturday.
Today they'll have another long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-28
zoo IRON CHRYsLER SEN

Detroit led the country hy
sanctioninc l45O leagues with
14,674 teams. or 1870 kegier-
last season AT present a total Of
65I1 teams. or 43 per cent, arc
sanctioned here. Detroit has 6v,
days To meet last year figures
or 20 over
or the 6.5il total az 10G arc
from the Chrysler Corp. The lat.
ter expects 10 have more than 7Ot
clubs under the wing this year
HERE AND THERE Bill Man
dulak went to town with 234-247-
205 for ESQ Herman Monske
shot 266-234 i'm 676 -. and Jack
Centnar 225-222-203 for $50 in the
Fort Blvd. House. whore Studio
and Cedar are tied for first place
The veteran Tom Rooney
came M with 2SS-1S0-202 for go
in the X. Of c. Recreation.
Don Macdonald set new high
series for the second consecutive
week i'm tho Packard Engineering,
lettering his COZ with els
joe BoWman'S 6i3 was tops in
the Springwells Tavern >. Arnold
Bade'S 237 is now high single in
the First English Lutheran
Stanley Brchler's pa led in the
d. S. r. Coolidge.
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MAKES RIG FOUR

Bob OrlauSki's 2l1 and Ed
Hawheckcr's 616 arc season marks
i'm the Graham-Paige Aircraft .
Mary Atknson's 19l and Ida
Schudlichs 100 stood out in the
Springwclls Ladies -. Ray Pill
lars 216 was best single in the
Chene-Trombly Junior j.. Harry
Werth bagged 257 in the Spring
wells House.
"Bil" Rch converted the "BiC
Four" 4-6-7-10 in the Plymouth
81 Victory as I'D NuSSbcutrl
posted a neWThigh Sincl8 Of 2i1
and BoforS Gun rolled sos with
two men under 100. Harry
Blacks 233 was high in the
Bowl-O-Drome House William
Klcin'S 604 in the Genial Carl
Saigger's 233 and 612 in the Fire
Dept. No. I.
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BerfeIIi Gives Irish Edge
N. D. Well Balanced Teom---Plus Angelo
Times Photo

ceptihly, If al all, by the first set
of substitutions.
So far, the Middle linemen have
met and solved various species OF
trickery and offset extraordinary
ruggedneSs. particularly IN the
case Of Duke, but il has yet 20
be shown that Whelchel can work
out defense that viii balk the
terrible T formation.
AS football periodically demon
stratcs, the best defense against
any system is players who'll knock
the other guys on their pants.
Navy has that kind, possibly as
much so as the Irish.
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SMITH GETS Col

"Val' Smith pounded out 2l5-
234-202 for 651 in the Ritter
House =. Lula Kloenhamcr's 20S
and 531 and Mart Baucr's 100
featured in the Ramona Ladies
Joe RabautS and John Allen IS
222s and William Thompson.s 80
we're Graphic Arts hIchlightS .
Roland Brandon and Kermit Pot
ter tied for high single pa, and
tho former set "A new high series
OF 500 i'm the ST Paul Lutheran,
Other league highs Claude
Smiths 232 in the Retail Meat
Dealers Walter Julka'S 23l
in the Vickcrs NiChthawks .
Charley Snydcrs 60i i'm the Mo-
tors Metal F. Tony Finazzo's 2l7
in the Ford Aircraft