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Evening star., 1944-10-22

ALEXANDER, ROSA b. ribute OF love
and devotion to the memory Of my dear
away eight years ago today, October
l22, 1888.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
GarAH nf UhankH

GREEN, ANNA. ] wish to thank my
many. friends, my pastor, the Rev. J.
Campbell Beckett, the examining division
Of the Bureau Of Engraving and Printing
for their expressions of sympathy, many
cards and financial aid at the passing OF
ny dear mother, Mrs. ANNA GREEN.
NJ. ANNA GREEN.
RonERTsON, ETHEL ROWE The fam
nN OF the late ETHEL ROWE ROBERTSON
wishes TO- express its sincere appreciation
md thanks to the many friends for their
Hnd expressions Of sympathy and beauti-
cui Moral offerings durins. their bereave-
MRS. LILLIAN ROWE, THE JOHN ROB-
ERTeON3 AND LOUISE GRANT.
WINES, MARION. Mrs. Marion E.
Wines and family want to express their
sincere thanks and appreciation to friends
kind expressions OF sympathy during the
illness and death Of our beloved husband
and father, MARION WINES.
Evening star., 1944-10-22
William N. Hanh, 50,
Dies Here; Spent 40
Years in U. 5. Offices

Funeral services for william M.
Harift. 50, who retired as executive
accountant and auditor of the Navy
Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
City Tourney
Standings
RTGTI.ARS

HFGi LAkN
sfroh 1929 McCarthys 31ss Chene-
rronbly 30qs COca-Cola BOSS Mt Glenn
vns Denmarsh, 30si
DOUBLES
Dale HBntingt On-Jack Burke 1872 Tony
Morsno-John Crtmmins 1897 Herman
Jubenyille- Angelo Dsmlco 1928 Dwight
Nash-Otto Gsllandt 1928, Harry Abrams
Eugene Andrews 1924.
SINGLES
William Bunetta 6sS-F1uCent Kelly s66.
Elwood Blake s64, Erwin Gahlau s55.
Joseph Dennis 65l.
AILMENTS
Harry Neakin 1919, Elwood Blake 1881.
Carl Polens 1877. Tony Lindemann 1851,
Al Kopitzh 1850.
ONERAVERAGE
Class B-WinEs 2s3, Bonn Aluminium
Layout 267 Evans Inspection 266. Sis-
mond Insurance 1852 Kar Nuts 225
Class C-Scales 427 schultz 34s. Ford
No IS 324 Revere Rods $40, Gas sales
2s7
CLASS D-Rafco Tools 3ss, Briggs
Conner Inspection 346, Ferndale Methodist
Blues 32i, Vanguards 3l3. Packard Wild
cats 80.
DOUBLES
George Hsrden-Do Stafford 266, Henry
DukieWicz George sheridan 23e, John
jenkins Jack Harper 233 Michael Filke-
Steve Poth 22s, James Hozacke Thomas
Price 2ls
SINGLES
Steve Leak IT'S. Dale stroll 1859, Frank
r romdzik les, Nick Cosco 1862. Melvin
Trotten. William Raether 1877.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Casey Quits
Boxing Board

T Edward doc Casey chief
inspector for the State Athletic
Board OF Control since 1899. ten
dered his resignation today 10
become athletic director for the
Wyandotte Chemical Club
Casey said the resignation BE-
comes effective May Is.
Commissioned John j. Hettche
was out OF town and not available
for comment. Speculation as TO
a successor was running rampant.
Mentioned frequently. however.
was Michael II DAD Butler,
who recently resigned as trainer
for the University Of Detroit.
Butler said he has not been ap-
preached by the commission.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

ALTOONA REC, q ss'I Ar, s,''''N IA. H sssi
Open Alleys, 10 A. M. TIL Closing
AMBASSADOR Ars. ti5oI iSTA e. E.,,,o
Open Bowling at All lines!
BEACON REC. w. v!ssoR at war5s s,.s
MAY WE NAVE YOUR VOTE FOR is4s
CRY TOURNEY DOUBLES AND SINGLES.
rInuItr i32 EAST CONGRESS
VHUlLlHV 20 Alleys. Tables. CT. sl63
Welcome I94s City Meet Here!
CASINO REC, 7;T TqSe"AS 20 A ,.s;
Hold I945 City Tourney Here!
CHENE- TROMBLY m AI Slsi cH's Is. sa,o
Qua SUMNER LEAGUES VOW FORMING.
JOIN LEAGUE OF YOUR CHOICE. Atr.cOOlsd.
CREST LANES fV5t. .s1ess +" Go GO s sss,
A Bowler, Paradise Visit Our STAGE Bar sne
DETROIT RECREATION ss aAISf' q. $50 IS
Open Bowling al All Times!
DEXTER REC Os e stLt IT sOs $40 , sisO
After $50 p ~. AL DAY SAT. and SUN.
FORT BLVD REC s ss.. " s. ro'I a. At ,s ~
OPEN BOWLING EVERY DAY ALL DAY.
DUCK PIN PLAY NOW UNDER WAY.
noIun ncuTpu Is4l FERRY PARK
UnHNU ULNlnHL TY 5.3220
Pleasure TO Bowl AZ oUetest Alleys IN Detroit.
ExoslIent Trsntportstion Bus and Strsetcar
GREAT LAKES =, w 90 s.a''"p "a, SOS,
Open Boviine--60 Alleys IN Ro~-until s 90
p. NJ and After ~ 90 p. N. Cocktail Bar.
Nal | .D0DOS s': W. Grand BLVD; at
OPEN BOWLING AT ALL ZINES. Openings
Nov for summe Leagues. Ample PARKING.
IMPERIAL REC. SessEs s .oTo Gas. st1s.
Open Bowling All Day Today!
nluc,c DIR 10 BILLIARD TABLES
LuWE nLUi 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
Cocktail Lounge Murray s3i2 q.
1925 East jefferson. at EastIa~n.
CONSULT THIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Krakow 10 Bowl
In City Meet

Krakow Five. whose surprise
1862 provided first place in 1913.
is the city championship tourna-
ment attraction tonight at Palace
al s O'Clock
On the 10 o'clock squad is Pat
Cahill's Corporate from the East
ern Travelling League and NJ D..
Barney Adair's Corporates from
the Central
Highest Class 4 count last
night AZ Palace came from
Harpcr'S Service Of the Grand
ont House League. John Wal
decker had 657 Of 1897.
Changes al Vogue were four
Elwood Blake Murdocks cap
tain. found 664 good for third in
singles and gave him all-eventS
second at 1881. Carl Polens' GIG
brought him 1877 and all-events
third Erwin Gahlaus 655 carried
TO fourth IN singles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
BOer'inser May
Coach Central
BY JAKE BERsoN

Bud Boeringer. famed as line
coach al University Of Detroit, is
expected 10 return 10 football
next fall as coach at Catholic
Central High School
1t was reliably reported today
that Boeringer, who left u. of ID.
after IL dropped football for the
duration in 1913, would succeed
Alex Chesney as head of the
Shamrock gridders. Detroit prep
champions.
Boeringer returned 10 Detroit
recently after a years absence.
He wouldn't deny or confirm the
report.
II won't say yes and I won't
say no. he said todaY.--
BOeringer was sought by Cath
Ollie Central last fall after its
coach. Johnny Hackett, entered
the navy.
Failing TO obtain Boeringer, FIR.
James +. Martin. Shamrock ath-
letic director, went after Harvey
Freeman. coach at Kalamazoo
St Augustine.
Freeman, however, declined the
offer and finally. several days
after school opened last Septem-
Der, fr, Martin appointed Ches-
ney, a former l.. OF d. captain
and end.
Chesney's team won the city
title by beating Cooley, Metro
polltan League champion, in the
annual Goodfellows game, so.
The 1913 ShamrockS won SIX
games. lost two and tied one
With Boeringer at Catholic
Central, football will be given a
further boost at "A school where
the sport is king. With an all
male enrolment of more than
500. Catholic Central has been
called the "Notre Dame" Of De-
troit prep football and has a de-
cided appeal 10 any grid-minded
youngSter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Flint
Shoot Set
BY DON GILES

The Flint Rife and Pistol Club
announced today they would hold
a Class c registered meet May
p at their range on Bristol road.
Six matches are listed in the
meet which is expected 10 at
tact more Than 100 OF Detroit's
top ranking small bore marks
men.
Competitors ar advised 10 regis
ter in advance with Ken Gilman.
81 East Wood ST, Flint. The
high scoring competitor in each
match and class regardless Of
class Will be awarded an y. r. A.
certificate and war stamps. Six
events are scheduled,
Clayton Mcneil, instructor Of
the Wyandotte Junior V. +. w.
Rife Club, received word today
from the National Rifle Associa-
tion that his club had won first
place in the VIEW national
matches.
Firing on the winning team
were Virgil Bushroe. $40 Edward
Mcneil, 579, David Trueman.
SIS Houston Morton, 573. and
Jim Barnes. $40 for a team total
of 27S9. Glen Post OF Seattle was
second and San Francisco County
Council VIEW. third.
The matches were prone AZ 50
feet with six targets 10 shots 10
each or a possible 500 for each
contestant
This is the third year Wyan-
dottc boys have taken part in
these matches, having finished
third in 1943.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Unbeaten Wolverines,
Bron(os Play Two

ANN ARBOR. May 5-Uni-
verSity OF Michigan's baseball
team viii be seeking IFS fifth win
in as many starts today, playing
host 10 Western Michigan. The
teams also play here tomorrow.
Both teams are indicated but
the Broncos have played a tie.
on comparative scores. Michigan
should win They beat Iowa. TO
and POP while Western could only
win 4-3. Bo Bowman and Elroy
HirSch probably Will start for the
Wolverines, Warren Biddle and
Ray Louthern for the Broncs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Lou NOVikOff
Deal Denied

CHICAGO, May 5 tUP)-The
Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds
have not concluded a deal which
would send colorful outhelder Lou
Novikon 10 the Reds in exchange
for "A pitcher and cash, Cubs
manager James T. Gallagher said
today
There's nothing 10 IT," Cal
lagher said. ITS just a rumOr."
Bill McKechnie. manager of the
Reds, said he had heard the
rumor before. but added that he
can deny il Just as well as l
did the first time ! can't spare
any pitchers for trading deals
anyway"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
t Sd Breeze
For P|atak

CHICAGO. May ; ms
Moving with apparent nvincibil-
ity toward his ninth national
AAU handball singles champion
ship. Seaman Joe Platak of Chi
cago was 10 meet Jack Srenco Of
ST. Louis IN one Of this after
moons semifnal matches.
Platak, now stationed al the
Norfolk naval base. defeated
William McGreevy of 81. Louis.
PIP, 2l-3, for his fourth straight
victory as the tournament moved
through the quaftcrfnai stage
last night.
Paired with navy Ii Bob
Quinn. Piatak also remained I'M
defeated in the doubles. The two
navy men overW helmed Joaquin
Martinez and Bark hackney OF
Los Angeles. 2l-l, PILL, IN a
doubles quarterilnal.
They became the favoriteS 10
win the doubles crown as A result
of elimination earlier in the eve
ming of Joe Gordon and Hal Smith
the defending champions from
Hollywood, Cal. who we're beaten,
21-24, 1921, 2l-9, by Robert
Kendler and John Stenson of
Chicago.
Srenco became Platak'S singles
Semifnal opponent when he
downed Gus Lewis of Buffalo
n. Y, 21-1s, PHO.
Frank Coyle Of Providence.
r. l., went into the semifnal
round by virtue Of a Pills. 21-14
win over Pep Tocchini Of Oak
land Cal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Props i'm
.CruciaI'

Pershing runncrup to Chadsey
IN the Metropolitan prep baseball
finals last season. must win over
Highland Park today if it hopes
TO stay in the 1914 race
The Doughboys dropped their
opener 10 Southeastern, Al,
Wednesday. Highland Park was
an impressive winner over Ham
tramck, $50. ChadScy is sched-
uled TO face Central in non
league contest today.
Twenty-three prep games are
listed today. 10 in the Metro loop
and u in the Catholic League.
Redeemer will face St Gregory
IN the first division headliner.
Cass Tech. scoring seven runs
i'm the second inning and six in
the sixth, beat Northern yester-
day, 1874, in the first game for
both teams.
TodaV'S schedule.
METROPOLfTAN LEAGUE
Cooley az Rrdfordl q Of al Mae
ktNkIfs NfftfF~~--+~-rr - tfflNfiilf - iifhi
Wright Al Southwestern, Hamiramck a.
Northern Fefsning ~ Highland PARK
Eastern az DENLY. Southeastern a. North
eastern, 'chadsey al Central. Miller 81
Cass
'Non-league games
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
81 Leos Va. L0urfes al River Rouge
81. Gregorys W. Rcdeerner a. Clark PARK
ST Anthnnys " be Ia Sale ~ Belle
Isle. 81 Ladislaus vs. ST. GATHERINGS At
Belle Isle St Alph0nsus vs.. 81 Francis
deSales a. Littleheid, - Mary's ~ ROYAL
Oak vs. 81 Mary's ~ Orchard Lake, ST.
Paui's vs.. 81 Rose A. Gallagher fictd
So Charles vs. 81. Philips AZ Chandler
PARK, ~ Thomas vs. 81. Martins a.
Lodge Park. ST. Bernar1's vs.. Annunci-
alton Al ST. Clair Field Sacred Heart vs.
All Saints At Retreat Field 81. Hedwig r
vs So Patrick at Wysndotte s.. Fran-
els Xavier ". ST. Casimirs a. Atkinson
Efald
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05

| lJCKY STRIKE So, So. Gs AZ slyts. AT
sou--Oosn Bowling openinq' for Summer Leagues.
House LEAGUES tuesday Wsdas'dsy, 1hursdsy.
MT. ELLIOTT REC. "'ao TN VI. ,. ss%'0TT
Open Bowling Daily Now!
NEW GARFIELD W. ~. s GEs"t 81 sTHs SO.
SUMNER SUM s0T TsAsurs 0H Now srsS C. roRssS
NORTH END 70 I2o' so ,Ss 'A"P4 ~ s 'sss.
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
OLYMPIC REC. S1 s,IS a.. AT 60 , s,ssS
y Alleys. New ard Modern. s.th.k.. T.'I oS..
Bowling Alt DAY Saturdays and Sundays.
PALACE REC, ss7 Sac es :, ~ AE s.
OPEN ALLEYS TODAY 10 A. N. hit p. N.
PAL LINER PARK y .:slcEoLs 30. Between
- Brunswick Alleys. Bar and grill Open
Bowling to p. NJ. After ~. Free PARKING.
PLAYDIUM 1871 los ,s s SA.eAy MA VA. 's's
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC 'o2.: sas1lor AVE: AT
SUMNER LEAGUES NOW BEING FORMED.
MIXED oousLEs EVERY SUNDAY. p. N.
RIVIERA REC. s1s7 GRAND RIVER AVE:
Ih'lI"r "LV' NO. 1857 ~ ALLEYS
Enroli Nov In Our Summer LEAGUES Mems.
Ladies and Mixed. Organized League Openings
mi hWIIE 7OlO PURITAN. Near LEsrnois
nVLHUILL IS ALLEYS. UN. 1890
Open Bowling at All Times!
TLANDA REC. 5000 VAN ~ Oy 1880 s' Al"0"T
SUMNER LEAGUES NOW BEING FORMED.
OPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM p. NJ. ON.
TWENTY Grand "a s S55t FCssr TY. 1850
Vote l945 City Journey Here!
uippru mum 700 WEST WARREN
WAnnCN DUWL "a Alleys ~. 4-s3i7
Open Bowling at All Times!
WASHINGTON BOWL ' ~ s ~ ssIs ess Hx.'
OPEN BOWLING EVERY DAY FROM
10 A. N. TO 2:50 A. N. CHERRY $3.50
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Bucs Drop Cuban

PITTSBURGH, May 8 up
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced
today that Shortstop Tony or
denana Of Havana. Cuba. has
been released outright 10 Ports
mouth Of the Piedmont League
Ordenana was bought on trial
from Portsmouth last fall and
played IN one game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Rainbow Earns
I'd Title in Row

Rainbow is champion today OF
the Metropolitan Classic Bowling
League for the second consecutive
season. Rainbow shutout Farris
Brothers al Red Mill last night
TO win out over Standard by four
games. Koppitz. leader for %
weeks. was third.
Frank keefe Progressive, led
on $40 Bill Bunetta, Palmer
Park, had 626. Standards 1886
was team high Prize money will
be paid out al Palmer Park, May
10 The annual doubles start at
$50 q. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
American League
CIFNFIANn

Totals 81 e21 10 Totals - p q 10
'Ba'ted FOR Kennedy IN seventh
Batted for Poat 81 ninth
iRan for Rosar IN ninth.
Chicago nm 20n 0Nd--2
Cleveland 100 600 O0O-1
Runs Tucker Hodgkin, Cullenhine
Error osaf Runs hated in-Keltner.
Iopat. Schaik Two base hits-SuHce.
Rosar Stolen bases Hodgin Moses
Sacrifice hit SChHlk Double plays Rocco
90 Keltuer 10 Susce 20 Peters. Left on
bases Chicago 6 Cleveland S Bases on
balls-On Kennedy , Off Lopst 2 Off
Poat ? struck out-Ry Kennedy T. hy
Lopat Hits-On Kennedy in in
nings. or Post IN innings Losing
pitcher Kennedy Umpires Weafer. Grieve
and Rommel Time S. Attendance.
2, 600 (estimatedl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Pick BartoIo 10 Win

BOSTON. May : fUP)-Sal
BartolO OF Boston. MIA feather
weight champion, ruled as a
slight favorite today 10 retain
his crown IN a 15-round return
title match tonight with former
champion Phil Terranova Of New
York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Two Schools
Drop Tennis

Northern and Miller, are missing
from the list today as the metro
politan high schools, playing IN
four divisions. open the 1914 ten
mis- league schedule.
Down 10 a two-man department
and no coach available with Steve
Lewis in service. Northern re-
luctantly dropped tennis and golf.
Lack Of material stopped Miller.
Two matches were played
yesterday IN advance OF the eff
cial opening. Central winning from
University Of Detroit on the Cub
courts +, and Cass shutting out
Pcrshing at Northwestern Field
so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Naval Girls 10 Hold
Golf Tournament

4 womcn's golf league. COM
posed of employees Of the Naval
Ordnance plant. Will open us sea-
son Monday at s p. m. al sunny
brook. Nine holes will be played
there every Monday evening This
is believed 10 be the first women's
industrial golf league IN this
section
Sunnybrook, which IS owned by
Rep. George SadowSki. is man.
aged by Hugh Ross. Nudge Muir
ray. State PEA tournament man
ager. assists Ross on Week-ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Fairview Mat Gard

Jackie Nichols wrestles Martini
Angelo; Tex Reilly meets Steve
Nenoff Johnny Silvy takes on
George Connel and Red Ryan
tackles Chuck Marlowe on Fair
view Gardens wrestling card to-
morrow night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Niqht Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints IN The
Night Editlon-only the name o. = horse
which race eNperts fee Is among the out
standing bets OF ne nay.
The code KEY Appeals each niEht IN the
Fight star and Red tf3~e editions, 4 num-
her corresponding 10 each letter OF the
alphabet -
THE NIGHT EDITION AND is PRINTED
IN CODE Tomorrow's code follows.
AL B-tt C-2O D-as E-3e F-t GELS
HIS I-aa J-Ss K-5s LII Ma N-3s
O-eI Pts as R-i2 SIS T-52 U-90
WIS NJ VS. Z-t5.
Cup this code key n VIII enable YOU
o. remember the name ~ Tomorrow code
horse appearing ONLY ~ THE NIGHT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
Scratches

BY United Press
PtMLICo
Weather, clear; track fast
First Eace-Faha
Second Race Becomly
Third RaCe--On BOARD. Two Down
FIRST Race Refuio
Sixth Race--Tumblc BOY. Leave.
JAMAICA
Weather clear; track. fast
Firsf Race Plane shadow super
Marines Brio n Brac
second Race-Hsrd War. FoNwise,
Fred Cody slam. Flood Town
Fourth Race Master Henry
FIRM Race Iron Maiden Broarhore.
SIKH Race Yutsn.
Seventh Rsce-Orrheum Air Beauty.
FAUST H.
SPORTSMAN PARK
Weather clear track. fast
FIRST Race Camp Liberty
CHURCHILL DOWNS
Weather raining. track. muddy
FIRST Race Three Bangs, Jayaksv
Alchanc. Brilliant Hope, Morocco Betty
second Racs-sambo. ZumEinE Paul
ri Fling Miss Brand, Katlen,
March Tune Goldrold
Fourth Race Best Birthday, Advance
Can, Maggie Jane. Janaluska, Sokme
NTH Race Rex. sun Flower. Hughis
NJ Free speech
Eighth RaCe-Roysl View.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
=63Detfoitefs
In Petersen
BY HAROLD KAHL

Thirty bowlers stand out among
the 63 lDeroiters who will be
eight games across l6
lleys for $1,000 top prize on the
closing squads of the 3znd Louis
u. Petersen Classic at Eddie LinSz'
Recreation i'm Cleveland tonight,
tomorrow and Sunday
Bill Kenet. Mike Graybill. Rog
OVermyer and Steve Morris are
among a dozen on tonight when
the veteran Hank Marine of Mil
waukee. Charles Lausche, Emil
Siperke, Joe KiSsoff, John Petro
and Steve Macy, all of Cleveland.
also wiiEhaxG theiEiaaiRss
Clarence Hoffman, Walter Dur
bin. Art Knecht, Louis Burr.
Omar Herppich, Emmett Quinn,
Steve Cruchon, Bill lowery, Wal
ter Reppenhagen. Tony Novak,
Cy Goralezyk, Cass Grygier and
Joe Norris are among 25 seeing
action tomorrow. Grygier won
$1,000 by taking the 9th event on
an 1907 total.
TWO MORE WINNERS
Up Sunday will be Henry Gavie,
Dave Berger, Fred Breckle, Chef
Bukowskl Howard Curtin, Joe
Paulus, Lou Sielaff, John Farkas,
Tom D'Orazio, Frank Zion. Their
man Gibson, Fred Buiack and
Steve putko. the last four on the
final squad of the event. Farkas
took down IS, 100 only last Feb
ruary on 1858. while Zion peck
eted $1,000 for 1850 in the 23rd
classic.
There are eight tournaments
stu running here Two Of these
close this weekend. the mems
state al Palmer Park with booster
teams predominating and mixed
doubles al Altoona The mems city
VIII continue 10 roll merrily along
AT the Palace and Vogue. women +
city ar Great Lakes. Pincket Clas-
sic at Royal. S50-Handicap AT
Chene-T + m bis and two left
Aanders events al Northwestern.
= HIRE AND THERE-"Al" Day posted
22j.@gi-2f3 for Ga AS Auto Five nosed
cut BAEleys ard Juhnnies - one point
Tor ire Motor city title A. Fort Blvd
George berWa tipped 267 and Art Houiie
man 30 23l-2i7 for ass tn Rulers House
where Nye finished seven ahead ~ Martin
Whites Capt vivian Gawihrop
Helen summer Mary Gordon Elsi,
ttriuNe and Man DAVIS are Bowling Green
House champs
Jim strange hn Isl. "a Wenand IS,
and Al Van Wagner 2f5.2O7- 200 for S5a
IN the BrandWay House Won by Mickey
fiNe bf three over Ogeralls walter
Kline showed 2ss when C-------vT1- r017
points ahead ~ Pacs IN the Palm Reach
Senior Prank Wask had asa Ia the
-Furt peirsy II was Davies by three
points over Lpinski mi 'he Detroit Assn
- Catholic Deaf where Eddie Kelsey had
III 10 me seventh frame % each u ma
three games
Joe Galdsmiihs 2t2 vas hnsl high a,
Is~ndaie edged out NIrge by two points
Tor ne West Fort crown Howard
CrumH = 266 was tops Ia The Northwest.
err Junior W0r hy Polka Dot Tonh.
HAWKS ended nine IN front ~ P-3s In the
Graham Paige Joe KreEs having ga
Ann kuras 220 ana Edna Fskin's zOl
stood out m The GARFIELD Ladies No
Vincent Truiieys rs and 645 in M
PprinEwFiis senior . .. carr N0vak'E Hif
in the psrkiA0d House d. Horace Grover
rs IN ne Rouge House
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
National Lea que

A. Pittsburgh Ri p
81 Louis 400 600 00a-5 q
Pittsburgh 600 1903 021-s 10 3
N. Cooper Brecheen a., Wilks ts) and
O'Dea Butcher and Lopez
Losing pitcher-M Cooper.
A. Boston Y X r
New York 0i0 100 000-t I
Boston O0i 400 O1x-s II 2
PYLE Feldmau aj. Seward ~ and
Lomhardi. Hutchinson Barrett (6) and
kluttz
Winning pitcher-H Hutchinson. Losing
pitcher-pWe
Cincinnati At Chicago postponed. cold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
7 NEW COACHES

New coaches are Douglas Sails
bury al Western, John LangSfOrd
at Northeastern, Norman kHtner,
CaSs Tech; Cort Sayres. Red
ford. and Bernard KolodzicjSki,
Pershing
Leonard BroSe's Improvement
over l943 and the close call Har-
vey Snider and Sherman Katz,
city champions, had in doubles
were the outstanding items IN
Centrals Al success over l.. Of D.
Emory Parke and Andrew
Nalenti won the second at 1911 TO
square the set score. Ahead. so.
in the third. Snider-Katz relaxed
and Parke-Valenti won four
straight before losing set and
match Cd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-05
MIKULA BEATEN

Brose raced through Detroit's
Dick Mikula. 60, 81 Bob Palms
brought in the sole Cub point in
taking Art Plotkin, Central :
three 1913. Cd.
CaSs uncovered a prospect in
Gerald Nuznoff. who toppe d
PerShing's Richard Patterson. 60,
2-6. rs. Joe Price. another new
conner, defeated Pershing's Will
liam Mcdonald. &c. O..
Central-U. OF D. scores singlss-Boh
Blumenfeid &C. defeated Pete Thurber CDl,
81. as Leonard Brose &C. defeated DICK
Mikuls ID. so, 6-l Bob Palms Cd de-
feated Ar Plotkin &C., 10-s, So Doubles
sherman katz- Harvey snider CO. de-
feated Emory Parke Andrew Vslentl (Dy.
6-3. 1l.l3. 6-f PM Apelbaum David
Frank Co defeated Ray Grubba Jack Tin
dan Cd, 60. 81.
Cass-Pershing singles-Dick Fountain
fCsssi defeated Adolph Siewicicki tPJ
So. SO Gerald Nuznoff CCsss) defeated
Richard Patterson (pj, so rs. TO, Joe
Price tCassj defeated William Mcdonald
tPl, so, 80 Doubles Ralps seiket-Jack
Probert (Csss) defeated Charles Boike-
Delmun Essios tPI. 50. SO Fred Liston-
JACK Weinstein tCassJ defeated George
White-Larry Combs tPl, So So.
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