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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-11

Haight entertained the Women's
Missionary Society of the Free
Methodist church Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Cpl. Frank Kinney is spending
furlough with his mother, Mrs.
Mildred Kinney. He has been
stationed at Camp Howe, Tex.
The Friday bridge club met
last wee with Mrs. A. G.. Tay-
lor. Bridge was played at four
tables. Honors went to Mrs.
Chester Shirley, Mrs. F. c. Bah
bage, Mrs. Fred DeMottee, and
Mrs. Frank Hause. Mrs. Hugh
Dolan was awarded the travel
prize.
The Junior class Of the local
high school cleared 1885 on
the school lunches which they
recently served.
Mrs. Elton Kelch left Friday
to spend two weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Roadway, in Acqueoc, Mich.
The Richmond Riley Farmers
club met Tuesday night in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Semes.
Mrs. Jacob Klinger is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Esther Cur
ry, in Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Loyol and
family moved to New Haven the
first Of the week.
Pfc. Buel Conger left Sunday
for Drew Field, Fla, after a r.
day furlough here and in Port
Huron, with relatives and
friends. He had been stationed
at Camp Crowder, Mo, since en-
tering the service in July.
The annual meeting of the
Memphis Cemetery Association
was held in the Community
building Monday night.
----------------
In Europe the moose is known
as an elk, while in America the
elk is really a close relative of
the European stag.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-11
Memphis

MEMPHIS - Mrs. Arthur
Haight entertained the Women's
Missionary Society of the Free
Methodist church Wednesday af-
ternoon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-11

In Europe the moose is known
as an elk, while in America the
elk is really a close relative of
the European stag.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-05-11

Cpl. Frank Kinney is spending
furlough with his mother, Mrs.
Mildred Kinney. He has been
stationed at Camp Howe, Tex.
Evening star., 1944-08-03
Cannon Bath Mat Sets

zPs Tuftsd Chenille Seth Net Set striking
design in closely chenille. 2lx32nch and motch
ing lid cover in rose blue, green. gold
Hsavy T.fsd Chenille 7-Pe Bsh Met Set . soft vevety
ohenie-n vivid multeolor floral design 2lx32-inch
mot and matching lid coxe choice of bIue oree
gold. peoch. &%E
caHhon Jsequsrd Chenille 2Pe. Both Nat Set uxuriousy
heavy chenille heoped high etched in ooquord foro design
we'll striped pottern Nat and matching lid cover in
rose, blue, areen gold and
Bath Sets, Fifth Floor. Tie Heeh Co.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Tutor Sought
By Rifle Club

Carl G. Hall Junior Rifle Club.
which meets every Monday eve
nlng Al the Create Detroit range.
needs a qualified craftsmanship
instructor TO asSiSt.in the training
Of large group Of boys enrolled
in the course
Contact Hall. 1917 Holden.
Madison 5000
Any organization desiring 10
start A similar class may obtain
fun information by writing the
rifle editor of the Times.
The Department OF Parks and
Recreation Gun Club. which con-
ducts rifle classes every Wednes-
day and Thursday evening today
announced SrdTr Of UCw Class
Information on how 10 enroll may
be obtained from Paul Willough-
by, 1886 Canton IVanhoe 1914.
The Chrysler Rifle Club. which
meets al the same range ev"rv
'tf0Td5v TITO tuesday eVcnInC
from I TO $50, also is forming
new classes Information may be
had by calling Frank Babbage.
Tuxedo. 2-5l8f.AD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

10 date is carrying a l9-game win
ming streak
Watta. former Hamtramck High
basketball ace later became an
outstanding player with Detroit
independent teams, notably Briggs
Only two OF last years title
team are back Art Tadryzynskl
6-foot 3-inch center, and Jerry
Thurman, forward. The captain
elect Of the 1914 team, Apples
Jsblenski, enlisted IN the marines
last fall
Others are last years reserves
with Eddie DOmbrowSki. Larry
Wasik and Tex Narozny in Tho
lead for the three open starting
berths. Henry Kudla, Eddie Opal
ewSki. Eddie KoSsarek and Jerr!
Feiarowsk1 are among others
battling TO make the first team
ST Stanislaus is competing II
the first divisions east side anC
viii open It's season againt s.
Joseph tomorrow night at 81
StaniSlauS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
H:B2 Teams Launch
Times Sweeps Event
By HAROLD KAHL

over II newly refnlshed alleys
1872 bowling teams viii launch the
opening attack irr-the- twelfth am
nual Detroit Times Sweepstakes
mt Imperial Recreation in the Cen
eral Motors building this week.
end.
Class T. As usual, Viii get the
heaviest play with 80 aHiRtets
scheduled Saturday and Sunday
Class y follows with -. and { has
Ia. Ted TschlltSch's DeSoto, I'd
Cartwrlghts Mt Elliott Rec
LOUIS Johnson'S Strong Of Saginaw
and John CavanauehS Master
Rods are the four Rs. while Bud
Srempien s rive VIII be Class a :
lone representative.
Chrysler Industrial Athletic As
ISOLATION viii dominate the first
round with rs fveS present
Plymouth 81 Victory, DeSoto War
rem, Tank Arsenal, Marysyllie,
Dodge Main, Dodge Truck, Am
plex. Highland Park Engineering
Dodge Forge and Plymouth Mid
night will be represented.
Mayor Edward J. Jefries Will
deliver the first ball al the opening
ceremonies TO be held between the
first and second squads Saturday.
Judge John ID. Watts will be mas
Tor Of TpTPT1ONTPC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
.618 Score Tops
Women S Loop

Ruth Johnson of Altoona is the
weeks individual scoring Header
today in the Women's Major Bowl
ing League At WuTn'S last night
She hit 20l -23i-lS3 for 61S and
fifth place on the prize list Her
team won twice from Mt Elliott,
although the latter was better in
total. 1868 to 266l
Olympic retained its two-Garne
lead in banking Chene- Trombiy.
253S 10 2305, Louise Stockdale
leading on 55l Enterprise. with
Hattie Wooster counting 568,
gained three from Palmer Park,
1856 10 24S2.
Gladys Dempsey had $40 Hulda
often. $50; Crystal Pearce, $50
Genevieve Liberda, 533; Joan Lau.
545, among the higher scores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Crowds
Train

It's like old times AT the newly
re-opened Monroe A. c. gym
where Bob Montgomery the for
mer lightweight champion, and
Joey Peralta are preparing for
their 10-round main event at
Olympia tomorrow night.
Capacity crowds have been the
rule at George Williams estab-
lishment all week as they eye the
ring workouts of the Philadelphia
Negro ace. who lost his title TO
Beau Jack in the Garden last
November, and the Arizona Mex
lean.
The fight mob buzzed yesterday
when ii was learned Nick Lon
des had succeeded in arranging
a tasty ring morsel in the sign
ing OF Jake La Motta 10 meet
Fritzie Civic at Olympia Jan. Ia.
Meanwhile, Peralta is winning
new hackers 10 beat Montgomery
On his record, Montgomery will
be favored in the betting, but IN
workouts the Mexican has dis
played punching ability in both
hands.
Four preliminaries have been
arranged for tomorrow night In
four-rounders, Walter Patryk
Bay City, meets Cpl, Leonard
T Arntz. Fort Wayne; Pvt. Pat
, Thomas meets AL Clark, Detroit
I Sam Hughes, Detroit takes or
Kid DAVIS. Detroit. and Henry
I Gowatch. Detroiti meets Leroy
Willis Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Leahv Admits Ii
nv EDGAR HAYES

NOTRE DAME Jan s I've
never seen a better football
team than the 1913 Noue
Dame club. y
AZ long laN' Frank <LCthv
admitted 10 $50 fAn, atN ihe
an nN al 81 Joseph Valley
Alumni banquet tha4 the IRISH
We're great All scar long he
premcted defeat and disaster
for thc Irsh BOT now hc has
foned The rest of mo world In
pa}lng tr.IItC tO ms ciUh
n PLAYED on two of the best
teams knute KOCkne had and
I have seen many others hut
none was better than this club.
~ had everything and Notre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Pin Streak
Continues

Pepsi-Cola, Bolle, Mccarthy and
Standard, all Of the second divi-
sion, are the standou,S today in
the Michigan Major League after
last nights matches Al Crest
Lanes
-pnpSl= CaIa-Ln- Laz-uIAcc- II No
vember, continued its winning
streak. now y out Of Is. after
shutting out Murdoch. 294s TO
1895. Bole grabbed two from De
TuXo- although losing in total by
100 pins Believe IT or not. Bolle
won two on 2797 against 1906.
Ellis Walker had $50 Of Stand
ards 1908 in banking Auto Club.
Walker led the league
Mccarthy also continued win
ming streak, winning three from
Cotter PIP 10 2622
Bill Kenet reid his lead In the
averages with OH for 200 %.
Therman Gibson now with Sack
man, dropped behind Cy Goralczyk
and Fred Bujack who had 6l3
and Gal respectively Buiack
went 10 second over Goralczyk By
p pins Bujack has 1924
Goralczyk 1888, Gibson 1876 "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

Dame can rank il with it, all
time eleNcnS
Foes from an parts Of the
country Joined the NoWe Dame
lfolkSNAUpraiSing this grand ball
club Clark ShauGhpeSSy from
FntEburgh. 1t Tony Hnklc of
Great Lakes and 1t Don Fan.
raf O Iowa Prpnights an added
Their votes 10 Leahy's selection.
All the visiting coaches
agreed there would be- football
agaIn,ncNt fan mt The Compc-
tu1n would bc kccnrf-
For thc FIRST limo boz history
Notrc Dame failed 90 elect
captain Few u any of the boys
viii be available next Sep.
tcmber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
No College
Grid Deaths

LAFAYETTE, Ind Jan 6 rUP)
There were no deaths attrlb-
uted 10 participation in college
football in 1913. Or Floyd r. East
wood Of the division of physical
education for men AT Purdue Uni
verSity, reported today
Nine high school players lost
their lives and one member OF a
club team was killed in a foot
ball accident. Eastwood said in a
report to the rules committee Of
the National Collegiate Athletic
Association and the committee on
injuries and fatalities OF the
American Football CaachnS-AS&a-
citation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

Matt Mann. now in his 18th
year as swimming coach AZ
University 0t NIchIEau, riasSey
IL as CRIMINAL not 10 teach
rvrrv kid who rorv- into the
armed services how 10 swim.
incidentally Mann Is dong q
tremendous ioh Of training ma
rine and navy traineeS out al
the University Of Michigan
He was handling men AZ tho
rate Of Is Ia loo an hour until
the board Of health stepped In.
A new pool was put into use.
You see, so many men splashlnc
about in the water every hour
made things very unSanltary
Mann can cite you instances
in this very war where several
Of his former pupils (and he
has them scattered all over the
world saved their own lives.
and the lives Of others by their
swimming skill.
Matt figures the government
Will make swimming a MUST
after the Wal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Cuban CagerS May
Play on Coast

NEW YORK. Jan. 6 lUPl
Juan Bras Cuban promoter said
he expected 20 learn TO q y
whether University Of Havana
authorities would permit their
basketball team 10 make sec
ond trip 10 the United States TO
play a series OF IL games on the
Pacific COaSt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Marshall Appeals
$500 Fine 10 Ldyden

CICHAGO. Jan s OUP)- Ma
tional professional football league
Commissioner Elmer Layden said
today that George p. Marshall
president Of the Washington Red
skins and Ralph Brizzolara. gen
oral manager OF the Chicago
Bears, VIII appeal their $500 fines
for their dispute al the league
nlaNnm game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
HOIIett Refuses
To Join Wings;
Adams Calm

RaSrgN Jan 6 -eyP1-BH
Flash Hollett declaring that
Boston is Ike home 10 me to-
day threatened 10 quit hockey
because tte Brun management
traded him 10 the Detroit Red
Wings for defenseman Pat Egan.
y don't mind saying | am
deeply hurt" Hollett said AS
long a. | am able 10 play
hockey I want 20 play In Bos-
ton. have been here nine
wears and " Is like home to
me.
H0llett sand he was gong "a
his home at ClarkSon, Ont, and
would not report 10 the Red
Wings in New York where they
play the last place Rangers at
Madison Square Garden tonight.
II know that being shifted
from one city 60 another il part
OF 4 hockey players career, hut
that doesn't lessen my dis
appointment" he said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Colleges Ponder
Return TO Sports

NEW YORK Jan 6 tUP)-A
possibility that several major
colleges which suspended wartime
sports activities last year may re-
turn 10 competition in 1914 was
Indicated today by members Of
the executive committee Of the
National Collegiate Athletic AS
ISOLATION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Gates May Be
Cooley Grid Pilot

David w Gates. former MlchI-
gan Normal College athlete has
joined the health education star
AT Cooley ffIgh and may be the
Cardinals football coach next
fall.
Gates hllS p vacancy created
when Charles jerks. who coached
Cooley 10 the 1913 Metropolitan
League grid title. left that school
to become athletic director At
Northeastern last Novem b . r..
jerks had replaced The veteran
Cardinal coach, Herb Smith now
an officer In the navy
The 1914 Cooley head coach
probably will be selected from u
group including Gates Ted Brooks,
-f9or--r'r-ct1 art f10r BrowutTr.
other members Of the department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Niqht Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times dsily prints n tho
NiEht t1flnr only the name OF a horse
which race experts feel s among me out
standing bets ~ the day
THE g.dc kcy appears each ntght IN NE
FiEh' star and Red Line EDITIONS with a
I-l---l-ll- l--lllA ,ll-ac!ng eaea-4etttF- 81
tho alphabet
The horse name appearg ONLY ~
THE NIGHT EDITION AND rs PRINTED
lN CODE Tomorrow code fulI.WE
Al H.i4- co D-gg E-Sg ~ GI9
Hgs Iqa IsS Kiss LII Ma ~
O-61 T-t1 "a RIA SO 1-j2 30
We ~ "a rs
Gin tfs code KEY n viii ensb'e Nou
go remember the name ~ tomorrow. s code
horse appearing ONLY ~ THE NIGHT
sTf-rfRN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Lansing Vet Bowl
280 in Comeback

LANSING. Jan 6 George Cur
tls. veteran Lansing keFlor. who
less Than t-dccade ago was con-
sidored one OF MiChlCan'S top
howlerS, came a long step up the
comeback trail here last night
when he fired 2SS count 10 lead
Lansing Pattern 70 ll46 third
game and a 3O72 series. He had
10 straight strikes before leaving
the clio combination on his
eleventh bail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Bdrons Skate Over
Pittsburgh, 9 70 3

The Cleveland Barons Contlnu-
ing the pace which has brought
them FIVE victories and tie in
their last six games, put ON a big
offensive on their home ice last
night 10 defeat Pittsburgh 9 10 g.
The victory gave the BaronS
a l2-point lead over their closest
rivals, the indianapolis capitols
in the western division standings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
BrOnkO Back
w resting

INTERNATIONAL FALLS.
Mimi Jan. 8 fUP) Br0pko
&agurSkI has decided 20 come cat
~ athletic retirement after his
successful venture back into pro
football with the Chicago Bears
la'e in the 1913 season.
lie announced last night that
TO- was gong back 90 The wrestling
came against Paul Jones Of
Houston, Tex IN match a.
Minneapolis. Tuesday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Basketball Results

paaa- state Al ScW- York L--46--
Pittsburgh bt Carnegie Tech 33.
virginia $50 Surfh Carolina 30
" est virginia SIS West virginia T
Drake o. Simpson %
Drew e. Webb 300
Columbia ga stevens Teen &C.
cathedral N s. 9. Columbia 3s
Penn So Princeton as
$50 Joseph u.s. rhAHfe 'uha Marine 9
Fort Harrison 81. Anderson 81
norfolk Savs 80 Duke %
y G Cadets 81 Naxtor AAF 30
Canfstus s3 Camp Curtiss %
Ff f-pavcuWorfr So Nasftu~0 '1
NalettL- tlgll- b I'm as-ei..
CANT Edwards 6q T4fx o.
Peru college 81. Pruning AAF 10
Detroit Ton 81. Detroit Navy a.
fr.ce So Baylor 1T
UePauW W 81 Wabash 81
f94iaos state so Evansville -
80 John g. O. O. ~ 49,
hobart -0 Fort ontario o.
N.r.rrhffc 20. Swarthmore ~
camp Ellis So Toledo a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

in the Ladies. and Roy Mueller'S
226 and 6i0 N the Senior at
Terry. : Al HerrinEer- came Up
with GA m the X. of q. Inter
Council VIC Swanson 233 in
the West Side American Legion.
Other league highs Joe
Bonds 229 in the Springwells
Tavern Stan TiSler'S 225 in
the Fire Dept 80. 80. Mary La
Barrc-S $50 IN the Royal Ladies
Dot Goodwin'S 1873 IN the
Bowling Green Ladies Ben
Pillars 22S IN the ene-Trombly
Junior Vince AlcoSerS 204 IN
the Ford Transportation Ar,
SimonS' in the MotSchall and
John OhWch's 203 in the Green
Oak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
3-0ffiters Re -EIetted
By Sportsmen S Group

Three officers were reelected
L. ..e.--llaiiE4-L.SA1 -Gon-
gross a. his meeting last night at
Moose Temple. Lloyd r Eagan
was renamed president Lester
BraddoCk. secretary and Philip
+ Pfeitfcr. treasurer Ray RathS
and Emerson NOrthWaY were
voted as vice presidents and
Henry ! KaaiZ. Percy p Haver.
Don L. Nichols. Charles r Rid
die. Ben a LandinO William r
Cmdder. Ted V. Hannaford
Arthur u. Johnson. Dick DcYoung
and Ray RathS were elected d.
rcCtOrS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

NEW YORK, Jan 6 Manager
lack Adams of the Detroit Red
Wings is aiming TO beat the New
York Rangers here tonig h Z
whether defenseman William Hol-
lett reports or not
The high scoring Boston de
fenSeman for whom Adams YES
terday traded defenseman Pat
Egan. has refused 10 report 20
the Wings, according 10 word
from Boston He hates 10 leave
the Bruins after SIX years. But
Adams refuses 10 wnrrN
III Hollett doesn't change his
mind. perhaps We can trade
him for some one else we would
like Just AS well. where he
might be happier" said Adams
The Wings will return 10 De
trojt tomorrow 10 prepare for
their game Sunday with Chicago
az Olympia
Detroit tuned up for the Rang
-ers- by heating the L Coast
Guard team At Baltimore last
night s. ?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
7 Detroit Kinks
Out Of 6 Stay
In The Running

Two Detroit skips still had their
Kinks in the running for the
Gooderham and Worts Trophy to-
day as the fifty-seventh annual
international bonspiel of the De-
troit Curling Club entered its
second and final day.
Loren Steady, druggist, and
Howard Holden, WPB employe.
were the Detroit skips who en-
tered the quarteF-finals.
Stealy's rink achieved the most
sensational finish of the opening
play by coming from behind 10
win. 1913, in an extra end after
being behind, II 10 3, 10 William
Spero of Wallaceburg, Ont.
Holden's rink won in the pre-
liminary round from DR. S T.
White of Orangeville, Ont, II 10
6. then took the first round match
from the rink skipped by Or.
Daniel Mckenzie OF Detroit II
toe1l
NO MONOPOLY
An all-Detroit final tonight 10
possible, however, because Steady
and Holden are both in the same
bracket In addition. the quarter
final will find Stealy'S rink op-
posed 10 the tournament favorite.
the Toronto GRANTEES rink skipped
by the Hon. Justice -, p. J Kelly,
of the Ontario Supreme Court
Justice Kelly is recognized as
one Of the outstanding curriers' ot
the Dominion. He won the grand
aggregate Of the Ontario bOnSpiel
from a field Of 40 teams Two
successive years and has captured
as many as eight trophies in A
season
q And " TROPHY RESULTS
Preliminary ro,,nd Jack s,t~ar 90
DON ont oct l'B HYDE Detroit y
% G. Fisk DETROIT def 3 & Prlp.n.
Sarnuls ON III Howard Holden BE-
U0IT1 1tr Df VIZ. ofartr.lIs
{ DEF Goruou ti1ihsrt Chatham Onf.-f2 =
N Howard wilson Detroit def DiDNs
Root Palmsrstou Ont 1915 Justice pan
Kelly Toronto def Y : Reynolds chat
7 ham, Ont IZ-IU Homer L>It khAft haruiA,
Ont. def Sam Henry. Detroit, II :;
Loren Stssly Detroit. def william spero,
WAilacehurE Ont 1873 extra snd .
Byes Roy Bes, Peterborough ont ".
Watrou- chicarr- Q heii-ftf tr4-
} ont Mcpherson. Chatham. ont r.
-R-E%AAA- HA#Ht4teE4- Ont - s4--A---kr
Peirce chicago T Hudson Toror 10,
Ont Nate X Cornwall Detroit.
Aef y
Holden def Mckenzie 1918 Kelly dsf.
Wilson los Best def Watson 81 ?,
Mcpherson -dVf Lott i7e Evans fsf.
Psires ia Hudson def. Cornwall. 10 ;
stsRiy def LockhArt -
QuAYrsrftUHfs Evans tst hu7Eor- p
Best def Mcpherson t7
--BF DETROIT a. y
Preliminary Round-Hyds dsf Phppsn,
i5-s Gilbsr' def Dr Witt, az Poot
def Reynolds. ITO. sPero def Henry.
l8-6
FirT Roond Cornwall dsf P'ires -
Watson csf Lott lal2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Induction Center 9th
Tech Cage Victim

Detroit Techs sixth straight
basketball victory Of the seasoA
was an easy 54-25 decision over
Army Induction Center last night
at Dow town YMCA The
Dynamics were far in front AZ The
intermission 1914 The winners
were paced by Bill Coulthard with
II points while Wilbur Kraft
tailed II for the losers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
NEW PINBoY STRIKE"

HERE AND THERE Pinboys
at Art Center pulled a new kind
OF strike They marched 10
the counter with coffee roll lit
up with candles and presented
~ teSsist an a5ag-
with a billfold. box of cigars and
a bottle Of wine Situations as
they are these days, Milin heaved
sigh January l is his birthday.
Denny Bedard whipped across
- - ttN--.
ferried TO 9S4-1036-9S4 and 1904
and a new record in the Metro
Catholic Ken BuckShi tipped
22O-247-199 for 666 in the Motor
City, and Charley Kish's 30 stood
out as Port Five tumbled 1889
1O45-l006 for 1854 in the West
Fort at Ford Blvd. Alex Bell
hit 254 in the Loyal Wing Club.
Bob Smiths 257 tied for high
single in the Lucky Strike Senior
Harry Woods pa hclRd Nc
Cabes TO 93l and new mark in
the st. BenedictS Bob Read
nailed 253 and Ed kukla 63l in
the Ritter House Tony FL
nazzo's PSI tied Fred Bieti for high
single as Gunners posted 269S, and
Frank LeDuke 623 for new marks
IN the Ford Aircraft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

plenty OF extra
competition
81 stan IS
fduS.l T11vTd- UP
into. he top
b ra c X e I this
sc son COM
piled three sec
end dHr+S4e on
c h an1pionShlpS
and a runnerup
IN four years
Frank Watta
NUbO fr.gk ONpr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Ysoh Play 10 in Spring

tEW YORK 1ar SONS The
AE1 YORK A--t-e- to-day .r.rs
reInced p lt-EaUe spring trimming
e--i-+t-ii iHr efnf-7-+-- -Jr-f1
a When 'rt. va Ucrt ths Phla-
delphIa Fnlues or the YanKee
Atlantic City camp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
~. SfaniSIauS Record
Makes Team Threat

IF s. StaniSlauS Highs basket
ball team can DO anywhere as well
in the Catholic League first divi-
sion as in the second division, the
-hrEEFr- TTrTyh SCnnOtS are In Tor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
'Wetwash an Earache

Why doesn't some one put q
-,ezztr on it-t,rrt. ~ tor Mar
shall Of the Redskins
He's the worst carache since
Tony Galcnto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06

The team ft'ttr years ago, has be
come the clty's most successful
prep cage coach.
WattaS teams won AZ out Of 50
league games. He had an IN
beaten year I'M his first season and
again last year and 81 StaniSlaus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-06
Some Samples

One ~ Mats boys was ~
Crete and swan SIX miles 20
shore after his boat was tor
pedoed
Another former Mann pupil
was on a boat sunk three miles
~ the Australian coast and
swan 70 shore without thinking
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Tommy Williams trainer for
Toe Peralta. who meets Bob
Montgomery. the former light
weight champion al Olympia on
Friday night. says Joe gets
lit---t,.f-+--fs worry. if---1-
any fighter he ever handled
Making the boys run and
get those legs In shape is one
Of a trainers biggest head
aches" explained Williams. But
not Peralta. have 20 make
him quit running"
and, we might add Williams
hasn't been running while IN
the ring.
Wish Egsn Of the Tigers is
ont Of the hospital after a
chcckup and as clipper as ever.
HIS boss Jack Zeller is back
~ Briggs StadIu matter q FcNsS
vacation. Zeller is one ~ tho
straight thinking men Ir the
game and you can be Surc he'll
tome UP with ms part ~ mo
IDEAS 10 keep baseball rolling
until after the Waf.