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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-14
RITES SATURDAY

Detroit Jan. 1i-INS-R eruien1
high mass for Edward J. Hickev. 81.
for more than half a century active
IN the Detroit retail business. wiz
he sung IN 81. Aloysirs Chrrch ~
10 a. m. tomorrow The Ri. Pew.
Mgr. Edward J. Hickey. Mr..
Hictey's son. pastor ~ ST. Iovs'~s
parish and chancellor - the a-ch.
diocese ~ Detroit will be celn-
brant ~ the mass. TIE deacon will
be Rev. Francis = Van Antwerp.
and the sub-deaeon the Rev. George
Reno, s. ].
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Home Nursing Unit
Will Be Organized

Mrs. Rosa Faux, Red Cross or
ganizer in charge OF Home Nursing
and Bandage Rolling. gave the prin-
cipal talk Thursday evening at the
meeting of the Auxiliary OF Edsel
r. Ford Post. American Legion. at
the home Of Mrs. Margaret White
50 L St. Willow Ct. As a result
OF the meeting. it Is planned to or
ganize a Home Nursing unit among
the members.
Two new members were added
Mrs. Ruth Turner and Miss Betty
Gates. Mrs. Hazel Whitaker was
a guest.
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National sroadeastins Company

National sroadeastins Company
RED NETWORK-WLW 700. WWJ
$50. WHAM 1880. WMAQ go.
BLUE NETWORK-WXYZ 1870.
Columbia BrosdeastIna Company
WJR 7G0. WBBM $50. WCKY 1880
WFBM 1860. VICAR 1850. WINS
1860, WOOD 1910.
Mutual Broadcastina Company
RED NETWORK WLW 700.
BLUE NETWORK - WLW 700,
CKLW 500. WJBK 1890 WGN 72O
Tonight
NBC-S:00-Lucille Manners Con
cert;
S:3O-All-Time Hits;
9:S0-People Are Funny;
1O:OO-Amos and Andy;
lO:45-March of Dimes, John Mes
bit.
CHS -7:3O-Friday on Broadway;
S:00-Kate Smith Show;
9:30-Brewster Boy;
1O:0O-Moore and Durante;
10:30-Stage Door Canteen:
11:15-Talk. DIR. II. J. Van Nook,
BLU-7:30-Lone Ranger;
S:30-Meet Your Navy:
Observation-Disclosures;
9:30-Sec. Frank Knox from
Cleveland:
10:15-Rep Rankin on Soldier
Vote, = 90
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Fruits
APPLES Mcintosh No. 3! $50
bu.. Greenings No. /. S3-3. so:
Northern Spies. No. !. $500 bu
CELERY CABBAGE No. /. bu
sl.5O-l15.
BEETS-Tupped. bu No. /. s2.2.25
BROCCOLI-No. l. bu. $3.50.
Cabbage-No. |, bu.. Sl50.200.
CARROTS-Topped, No. | bu
s225.250.
CAUIIFLOWER Blu No I. 81 %
CELERY-Fancy. doz. bchs sl.l 25
KOHLRABI No. /. doz. bchs. 75c
81,
ONIONS-Dry, No. /. SOLIDS. $500
1925.
PARSNlPS No. /. s350.4.00
POTATOES-100 lbs $40 10 $3.50
Vegetables
RUTABAGAS-N No. /. bu.. $l.l.50
SQUASH Hubbard. No. /. bu
$l50-2.00.
TURNIPS- Topped. bu. sl25.I.75
Jonathans. s325-350 bu.; Stee
Reds. No. / $500 bu.
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STUDENTS TO HELP

Detroit, Jan. i4-lNS-Students
in Michigan's schools we're enrolled
today as junior bond statesmen in
the fourth war loan drive. Junior
"gallants" will pledge themselves
to the sale OF $500 worth OF war
bonds. DR.. Warren f. Bow. super.
intendent OF Detroit schools, is en-
listing the students.
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Rural Events

TODAY
Salem
Salem Union School Parent
Teachers Association, s p. m.
Sheldon
Parent Teachers Association at
School house. s p. m
SATURDAY
Salem
Bethany Class. MIR and Mrs. Ar
thur Clinensmith. Election OF Of
ficers.
SUNDAY
Salem
Washtenaw County Brotherhood.
Salem Federated Church. 3 and
1880 p. m.
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MOTHERS PUBLISH PAPER

THERMOPOLIS. Wyo.-- One of
Wyoming's newest newspapers Is
the Hot Springs County News"
published by the American Mothers
League Of Thermopolis. The four
page, four-column edition is sent to
soldiers from the county who are
stationed all over the world, once
a month.
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Municipal Court

For being intoxicated and dis
orderly, Gerald Helm, Willow vii
LACE paid SIS when arraigned this
morning before Justice Arthur NJ.
Nandersall. Edward Oliver, 427
S. Adams St, paid 500 following
his arraignment on a disorderly
charge.
Total receipts In municipal court
for Thursday were s119.99, while
at the police station minor traffic
fines yielded s35.
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The YpsilantiD ailyPress

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- ern portion Of Wayne County 1900
Daily. per year. outside Ypsi-
lanti trading zone ..........7.5o
Special rate 70 soldiers. year. $500
Independent Of politics ard pub.
lished daily except Sunday with an
aim toward serving the Ipsllanu
trading territory.
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at Post office. Ypsilanti. Mich.
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dispatches credited to II not other
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RECEIVES AWARD

Detroit. Jan. 1f-INS-Mrs. Edna
Schilke, Detroit, today received a
Purple Heart and a presidential
citation awarded posthumously to
her son, Coxswain Albert ID. Judd,
of the L. S. Navy. Judd, %. was
killed aboard the L. 5. s. Arizona
when the Japanese air-attacked
Pearl Har.or.
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Births

Son: To MIR, and Mrs. John Rob
toy, 765 Mildred St.. at Boyer Hos
pital: weight seven pounds seven
ounces.
Daughter: To Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Riley, 5i2 ToUner ST.. al
Boyer Hospital; weight seven
pounds, nine ounces.
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LOSES RATION BOOKS

Ration books belonging TO Donald
Bull, 1924 Hanover Ct. Willow
Run Village. were taken from him
and turned over TO the Ann Arbor
department by deputies al the
Willow Run Sherin's Department
when Il was learned that he was
using stamps for his present car
which were issued for a car he
sold. The case has been turned
over 10 the FBT.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-14

Saturday
NBC-1:00 p. m.-New series,
Here's TO Youth. Helen Hayes;
2:30-Grantland Rice, sports:
5:O0-Your America, Gov. Soho
eppel, Kan.
CBS-2 :00-Of Men and Books;
3O:0-Country Journal;
4:30--The Colonel:
6:15-People's Platform What
Should Replace New Deal?'
BLU-ll:O0 a. m. On Stage, Va
Is riety:
l:45 p. m. March of Dimes,
Mary Pickford, Mrs. Roose-
welt;
2:OO-Metropolitan Opera Mask
ed Bali:
6:45-Leon Henderson.
MBS-l2:00 Noon-Bobby Hockey
3:15 p. m.-Launching victory
ship. Carole Lombard;
4:l5-Two Horse Races:
5:3e-Americsn Eagle Club.
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Meeting Postponed

The special meeting OF the Plan.
ming Committee OF the Willow Run
Civic League which was 10 have
met in Ann Arbor Thursday night,
has been postponed until next Sun
day night.
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The New Atlantic and Pacific
Super Market opened Thursday at
the corner OF Stamford and Berk-
shire Rds. In the new Willow Run
Village Townsite. The new store
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OPAPriices

Detroit Mich Jan Srhe Detroit District Office Price Admin
raon maximum fresh fruit
Macomb, Monroe Washtenaw Counties.
Sales ultimate shall
the highest price listed for these items
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Grain

WHEAT-No .. Sl70as
OATS-Eo. .. white. S0-sic.
Mailing BARLEY range. si.3s
Las. barley needles. sl26.
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YpsiLdnf Briefs
Chimney Burns Out

Chimney Burns out
Ftremen were called to 615 Arm.
strong Court, at about $3.50 this
morning when a chimney burned
out. At 4 O'Clock Thursday after
noon they were called 10 ia y.
Normal St TO extinguish a small
roof fire.
Jacket, Money Taken
Theft OF a black leather jacket
and $40 from Eugene Oil, Willow
Lodge. was reported TO state police
Thursday evening.
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Pick Of The Air TOday

MBS-S: 30-New series, Freedom
of Opportunity:
9:l5-Gracie Fields Finale;
9:30-All or Nothing;
l0:00-Fight, Bobby Ruffin VS..
Tippy Larkin.
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Legal Notices

STATE OF MICHIGAN
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
nf,tsg,,, q I1rafffg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
limit Petersen
To 800 Keq|ers

CHICAGO. April with en-
tries coming in fast and a definite
limit of 500 placed on the field,
LOUIS p. Petersen announces April
10 as the definite closing date for
his spring individual classic TO be
held al he LinSz Recreation in
Cleveland April % through May Z
The event IS open 10 all boWlerS
having an average Of $50 or bet
ter. with the bowling requirement
as usual eight games across 16
alleys on a total pinfall basis
Based on the entry of 800, the
limit Petersen plans 20 have due
10 unavailable bowling days. the
general prize list again viii reach
the lofty total OF so 600 from
which the alluring first award Of
$1,000 plus a diamond champion
ship medal Will 20 10 the winner.
There Will be 100 cash offerings
in all. split up IN regular. squad
and special offerings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

II ,Chene-Trombly goes for
three (62-3D over Parisclean
Bryant's club will need the odd
game position night 10 become
the second + e. B club in Times
Classic history 10 wear the
purple robes.
For those fundamentally in
clined. and with a bit of a stub
of pencil left after that income
tax, there are three ways in
which the three clubs can tie
with a roll-off necessary after
position night. One involves
Chene- Trombley winning three.
Stroh two and F. e. B one Tues
day. Then r e. p would have
10 trip Chene twice -Strah
blanked Murdoch, fourth place
club.
In the second Stroh would
capture three, Chene- Trombly
two as f & B naturally draws
blank. Then Stroh and 4 & B
would each have 10 score twice
and Chene once. The third
calls for Chene and Stroh each
taking three and + a. 3 a shut
out. Three for + e. B and two
for Stroh would knot them this
NuaN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Women's State
STANDINGS
CLASS a


Team Vfrnors 1897 Fanatorum Ma
Saginaw ChRpmans 2S0l Coioniais 2ssl
Doubles Odel shulsdy. Myrtle Boss.
1877 Ruin Caratens- Irene Schlsicher Ann
Arhnr. iils Alice HAyleit-Ners W'hi'smHn
Battle Creek. no Marion LadeWig char
lotte Kardas Grand Rapids 1ioi Minnie
Ssckerman- Charlotte Hozeis. Grand Rapids.
1923
singles -Clarice Lyle. Ann Arhor. $50
Minnie Sackerman. Grand Rapids Sss
Ruin Ffeuffsri Saginaw, Sos Margare,
wallace. Flint $50 Margaret Boue Grand
Rapids. SIS
All-syents Evelyn Pasche Ray City
1907
CLASS
Team events Motor Inn panilaz-24a=-
Doubles Frances Ksrhl and I.aFcrn Va.
nek. Sturgis 1853 Singles Irene Mitch
ell $50 All events-Mlldred Main.
Adrian. 1880
CLASS e
Team Almas Grecnviue. 1902 Doubles
Margaret Schultz Margaret DemerH qfs
Singles Edifh Morris Ypsilarti- a2S--A!.
everrE May EQit Ih2T
CLASS n
Michigan state College 2nss
Douhles-E Esther MiIhken-Vivia John I'm
lay City se6 Singles MARY Hawn. Ian
sing, 500. All events Frances Sinka. 1868
CLASS y
Team Down River Recreation No :
1898 Doubles -phydaIs Ansinger- AHce
MERIT, 700 Singles Martha Jenewicz
Bay City, ga All svents-Joyce Corbellie.
Yysilanti. i243
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
THEY SHARE RIDES

How much golf is played will
depend upon the players ability
10 get to the courses. They again
will share rides, foursomes and
their caddies-if any-making the
trip together. Also, Streetcars and
buses will be used wherever pos
sible.
While COLTS first value in times
like these is as a recreation and
conditioner, there's also a place
for certain number of tourna-
mentS. These will be provided
by the various associations. like
your PEA. which continue TO
carry on so therell be golf on a
high plane when you fellows come
home again
Highhghting tho competitive
schedule will be such events A.
the Michigan Open. the MGA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Harris, Jdndzzo
Due on Sunday

6ssiF Harris, recovered from
his cold, and Ivy Jannazzo, New
York, arrive this Sunday TO wind
up their training for the post
poned 10-round main event at
Olympia on Thursday night.
Harris illness forced Promoter
Londes to put the bout over from
last Friday night.
In another 10-round bout, Mike
Della, California lightweight who
has been accommodating long list
of kayoes, will face an expert
enoed battler in Ruby Garcia of
Puerto Rico.
Four other bouts are planned.
Londes is seeking an opponent
for Leroy Willis and Frank
Abrams has Harold Reiss lined up
against Willie Snow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
WOMEN STARS ROLL

Dctroits most concerted attack
I'm the 18Th annual women's state
pin tournament will be completed
when members OF II Class 4
teams fire away in the doubles
and singles ~ the Olympic Rec
reation this Sunday
Such fveS as Clara Aliens
Olympic Rec. Agnes Ekstrom'S
Enterprise. Dorothy Merchant
Mt. Elliott Rec Ruth Johnston s
Alcpna Rec. Madeline Romen's
G he n e-Trombly Rec. + ID h
Schultz Rainbow Rec. Elizabeth
Hunts West. Detroit Rec. Ann
Keppen'S LaMeasure Bros, Ida
Shay's Slvercup. Evelyn Woods
Atlas. and Ann Konen's Mack
Blvd. will be represented
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Times Sweeps
HIGH SCORERS

Class A-Grandmont Recreation. 1857
william LuomB, Goes -Cois seq John
Waldecker Grandmant Recreation. 27s
Class B-Ramona Recreation. No ? 1905
Edmund De Champlair Graham Paige
Master Rods. 644 Art Klein. DENLY Rec
reation 26s Class C Robinson's Five
1857; Adoph Ripepe. Jsrrys on the Lake
e63 Tom Hancock Green Five 265 Class
D-Murray office Engineering. es7 Leo
Brucker, Fifth Ave Five. 664 Arthur
kluznik, UAW-CfO i5-A, 2ee Glass E
Woodan Inspection s99 stanlsy CASTOR.
American Twist Milling 6fi Frank ia
Worski, Federal Mogul Tool Room. 263
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Roses and GARBAGE

BY addition of a defeat here
and there il is also possible for
a two-way tie acros s-the-
board. There will be a check
up on what has been written
above. One of the best
checker-uppers is Norris, the
most respected in the nation
- his ability a. well as per-
\ hality.
In the words Of a late Rus
sian artist friend our arithmetic
is garbage" 10 Joe. We defy
him to find an error this time
and 10 make the detection diff
ficut ask him if it's really true
his team is disintegrating?
Some people are beginning 10
wonder in view Of Stroh
winning three of its last nine
games against Mineralites, Coca
Cola and Fife and losing eight
out Of nine toBergers. Norris
will answer. as he always does,
one the alleys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Altoona Mixed Event
DeddIine This Sunday

Altoona Rccreation'S annua ii
mixed bowling tournament dead
line is midnight this Sunday The
event will be staged week-endS
April 2-Nay S II is divided into
TWO divisions. regular teams, com
posed Of tw0 women and three
men with 1000 as scratch. and
one woman and one man.
with 400 a. scratch. Loren Long
* secretary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
As TOUGH IN Is

Trying TO knock off Coca-Cola
is becoming Just as hard as TO
sidetrack Al Sagert's GoeSsman's
Five OF DENLY IN Class b on 2S98
Team captains say il will be a
cinch. then duck after they're
through. Jack Cunningham s
Schlitz and "a Behrcndt'S Down
town are on this Sunday. The only
way Schlitz could go over would
be 10 have Little Jackie" melt
another pound Of butter in his
pocket.
It's said, bat in secret. there are
some threats in the lower divisions
where the 2S43 Of Claude Ward s
Jerry'S on the Lake, 2752 Of George
Hamiltons Chuck's Five and 270S
OF Bill Shankle'S Chicago Pneu-
matte Testers are high. Since IL
is about Easter time il is no better
time TO blossom out than now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
300 Teams Expected
For Packard Tourney

More than 300 teams are eS-
pected to enter Packard Local
1905 inter-division bowling tour
nament 10 be held at Loves Rec
reation April 15-16-22-23. 1t is a
70 per cent handicap event with
IT'S as scratch. The winning team
will receive $50, in addition to
individual trophies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Interesting, Adequate
Card Awaits Golfers

EDITORS NOTE-AprH I
annually siRnoIires the opening
of the golf season here. The
following is Written to oequdint
the hundreds Of serUicer1en golf
ers throughout the worid With
the 1874 plans. IL is addressed
TO Sgt. Eddie KIRK, the first OF
Detroit's better knoWn golfers TO
start swinging for Uncle Sam.
Al last reports Eddie Was in
HaWaii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
LEADERS IN DANGER

With members Of the Stroh and
J f. Berger bowling teams on the
drives at : 40 p. m, changes in the
doubles, singles and all-eycntS
standings Of the 4lst annual state
tournament are IN order Al the
Palmer Park Recreation this Sun
Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
BY VI. F. DRUKENBRoD

Friend Eddie-All golfers here
are thinking Of you and their
other buddies in the armed forces
as they look ahead 10 another
summer outdoors. They're hoping
for an early victory so all of you
can return home and Join them
in this wonderful game,
Golf in 1914 will follow closely
that of last season. Everything
considered that should satisfy all
Winning the war also comes first
with those on the home front
They ask and expect no special
faNOTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Spariing
No Pins
Chene Trombly
Holds Key in
Times Classic
BY HAROLD KAHL

In the middle, a game be-
hind George Bryant's leading
+ & B and one ahead of Joe
Norris Stroh, Joe Paulus
Chene-Trombly Recre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
WOMEN NEGLECTED

Only the women are neglected
as far as competitive golf is con-
cerned. Except possibly for a
couple one-day affairs, there will
be no women'S district tourna-
ments. And their state champion
ship again will be passed up.
All of US are hoping therell be
another Ryder Cup match. but
Russell Gnau hasn't made known
his plans as yet. Four Of these
matches have been played and
more than $4,000 has been turned
over 10 the Red Cross and USO.
Well so long and keep swing
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

catches Johnny Grimm MS
Parisclean in the final matches
of the regular schedule Tuesday
at Rainbow Recreation TO de-
termine the two clubs that will
meet in the position round at
Argyle a week later for what
can be the title.
The standings at present are:
f a. B. 5000; hene-Trombly,
1891; Stroh, 1892. Chene-
Trombly, leader the greater
part Of the season only TO be all
but counted out by many two
weeks ago, is in an ideal spot.
One of the reasons is the Paulus
crew will know exactly what
is expected Of them Tuesday for
they bowl on the second squad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Farmer-Sportsmen Banquet

LANSING, April IA turnout
of more than 400 members is ex-
pected Thursday night when the
Ingham county conservation
league holds its seventh annual
Farmer-Sportsman banquet in the
Union Memorial Building at
Michigan State College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Stroh Needs Shutout

Stroh's only chance of being
in a position 10 win the crown
pr the eighth time in nine
ears is 10 shut out f & B. In
that event the best Chene-
Trombly can establish. and by
sweep only. is a one-game lead
for the final night.
There are three different
ways in which Stroh can tie
Chene-Trombly. They are by
winning three as Chene-Trom-
bly, loses one, winning two as
Chene- Trombley loses two. or
winning one as the Paulus out
fl is blanked. But none, except
the first, which would drop
F. & B a game behind, would do
any good as far as the position
round Is concerned
In the event Of ties the team
with the higher average has the
preference. Stroh. strange as
II may seem. has the lowest OF
the three, 1896. r e. 3 also
leads in this department with
97641. Chene-T T o m b ~ has
97l4l
To 20 ahead of Chene-Trom-
bly, the Stroh team will have 10
outroll us rival by 216 pins
which isn't likely If we know
our alleys. Stroh Will be on a
good scoring pair, 7 and 8, At
Rainbow. but Chene-Trombly
performs on ; and 6 where most
Of the 300s have been rolled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Mixed Doubles

Ernie Bolle will hold his third
annual mixed doubles bowling
tournament, three games across
six alleys, at Nottingham Recre-
alton week-ends April 1923. First
prize is 500. 1t will be so per
cent handicap with 325 as scratch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Times Classic
HIGE SCORERS

HIGH ~CORFRS .t
Team event Three games Fte 3isk.
Parisclean. 3170, FAB, 3isa. Chsne-
Trombiy Recreation. 31fS stroh, 3t42
Luxe W, 1872. MinS IS. 1895. Fife
1881; J. r. Berger ii14
Individual event-Three games, Art
knecht, 7f5, Cass Grygier 1875. Joe
Paulus. 1873 Chef Bukowski 72O
Individual event--One game. Fred Wolf
2se; William David, $50: George Lukach
2Ie; Phil Baumsn. 27s; Sam Richardson.
27s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

holds the key
TO The De-
troit Tim g S
A ! is I a r
Classic cham
pions hip in
one of the
hottest races
In years.
f g. B hooks
u p W i I h
S troh and
G h e n e.
7 r o m b | V
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gin will be
increased but
hopes Freddy
Wolf, suffer
from a back
ailn1ent, will
be IN the
Stroh lineup.
r a. 3 will
be satisfied
with tW o
t62 81 to
@ linn ina tie
SfrOk lEQQft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
OFF THE HOOK
MOST REVEALING QUOTE

OF THE WEEK; Mike KarakaS,
Chicago goalie, Sure we thought
we'd beat the Red Wings when
we started this series. Why do
you think we finished in fourth
place ?' Kind Of holsters
Detroit and Toronto suspicious
that the Hawks backed into
fourth place in the final weeks
of the season so they would
catch the slipping Wings instead
Of the Montreal hockey power
house O.. They weren't so dumb
those Hawks And not bad
hockey players, either
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
BACK ON THE BIG TIME:

BACK ON THE BIG TIME:
Tom Smith, last seen here when
he raced SeabiScuit here as
trainer for c. S. Howard OF San
Francisco, will be back east this
spring but not with the Howard
stable, which has gone into
eclipse since racing has taken
the kayo on the coast He
is training now for Elizabeth Ar
den, the beauty expert who has a
potent stable While with
Howard, Smith developed The
Biscuit. Kayak ii. Midland and
Sorteado. won more than a mil
lion in purses.
PUTTING FIN GER ON
MIKE: That burly Mike Nc
Mahon. Les Canadiens defense
man, whose scowl alone is sup