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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

That leaves only one other
member OF the Byrd family 10 be
accounted for Donna. their four
year-old daughter.
Donna is a golfng prospect, her
parents report She already de-
lights IN handling clubs ever
those big ones swung by hei
daddy.
Mrs. Byrd. who will he vel
coined addition 70 golfing circles
here, is a native OF Birmingham
Ala, which Is also Sans home
She has been playing golf for
nine wears starting two years
after Sam married her
Theirs was baseball rather
than a golf romance They met
while Sam was playing with the
New York Yankee, and were mar
RED in the fall Of 1882 following
the Yanks' victory over the Cubs
in the world series marked by
Babe Ruth'S famous call shot
Mrs. Byrd was scoring from
% 10 100 when they moved 70
Philadelphia seven years ago.
Then she began lowering her
scores steadily until she now gets
in the seventies every once IN
while. Her lowest round is a
IS.
The BVTdS are pTOudeSt OF The
IS tLp,y had last summer IN Head
the qualifierS in the Philly dis
trictS pro-ladies tournament. an
alternate stroke cOmnetitlon with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Classic Elves
City Threats

With six Detroit Times All-Star
Classic fives, including Joe Norris
national match game Stroh,
among "a Class A teams sched-
uled. a 5000 may become the top
score in the 32d annual city bowl
ing tournament at the Palace
Recreation this week.
Cy GoralcZyk's Sackman's will
be the first TO go after the lead
ing 1853 of Bob Coles Jerry Nc
Carthy's this Sunday at s p. m.
Walter Griffiths' Altes, DR.. A. r..
Tews' Shamrock. Ora Cregos
Automotive, Charles Munge
Rollins and Henry CAVES VOL
VERNE are other Class AS present.
Dave Berger's Five and Char
ley Rabaut'S Twentieth Century
Recreation are up Monday. They
will be followed by Joe PauluS'
Chene-Trombly Recreation Tues
day along with Ed Hogan's Chene-
Trombly Junior Varsity and
Brownie Sudol's GrosZko's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Just Miss Finals

BukowSki and Blake, Zion
and Gibson just missed making
the finals. won by Nelson Bur
ton and Frank Mataya Of 81.
. Louis with Ned Day Of West
AlliS. Wis, and Rudy Pugel or
Milwaukee. runners-up. Since
then Day and Pugel have de-
throned the ST. Louis pair but
all four are seeded IN the flnal
round next month.
In the original field Of 36
starters from 10 different cities
Detroit haS-the- largest nlIL=nI=
town entry. Chicago, OF course,
leads with l. and HE chief
threats slVill be Joe Sinke and
Paul KumSke. Bill FlcSch and
Buddy Bomar. Herb Freitae
and John Small, Frank Wright
and Biilll HaFgaaeR George
Theel and Harry Lippe, Adam
Plunge and Joe Traubonik. Russ
Creaner and Adolph Carlson
Battle Creek Jack ShaFkey
and Bill Kline Will be there as
will Russ Gersonde ard Billy
Sixty Of Milwaukee, Walter
Wellman and Johnny Petro.
Steve Macy and Al Stopcho Of
Cleveland. Connie Schwoeglcr
and Joe Hackett Of Madison
Wis. Cy Sizeman and Leo
Honeberger of Toledo, Joe VIZ
man and Bud I1erney. formerly
Of Chicago and now OF Camp
Grant among others
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
The Greater Game
So Proudly We HeI' The Greater Game
THREE FULL COLT TEAMS 1N SERVICE

loft half. and Jack Weyand,
army. fullb8ck.
Sgt Vaughn Waddel who
PLAYED Sandlot baseball before
entering the air corps. writes
from the army air field at Rich
mond, Va that he has a base
ball team that lacks uniforms.
"Will you md out II any
teams have some uniforms they
won't need this summer" he
asks.
II you have Just call the
Times sports department and
wei see that he gets them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

thNN bhhbhbn
Grygier, Therman Gibson and
Chef Bukowski, Fred Breckle
and Elwood Blake, Fred Bulack
and Phil Bauman. Walter Rep
penhagen and William kenet.
Eight of these men competed
last year when the event was
held for the first time and not
a Detroit duo reached the
finals. Only Repp and kenet
arc together again. The other
pairings last year were Frank
Zion and Gibson. Jerry Howard
and Bauman. Bukowskl and
Blake, Fred Wolf and Norris,
John CrimminS and Bujack,
Dave Berger and Hank GavIe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

selective drives. They also went
through match play 10 win the
championship over a strong field
ThereIl be al least two pro-
ladies events here this summer
and il is TO be hoped that the
Byrds team it together.
One frequently hears il said
no husband can teach his wife 10
play golf. Mrs. Byrd'S progress
disnrOyes She takes lessons
regularly from her husband Sam
says Mrs Byrd gets average dis
lance bat is very consistent.
Mrs Byrd took an active part
IN the business affairs of the Phil
adelphia Women'S District, which
has more than a thousand men,
berS and includes some standout
golfers. She was chairman Of the
nominating committee last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Coast Guard 9
PLAYS j. D. Monday

Detroit Coast Guard baseball
team Will play University Of De-
troit AZ the latter's field Monday.
Following this game they take on
Michigan State at Belle Isle dla-
m0nd ) May ! al 4:3O p. m.
Wayne University is next on
the coast guard schedule The
game rs set for Belle Isle. 1 p m
Nav s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Ruby Tries Again
To Regain Mat Title

Bert Ruby will make his third
bid this gear To win back the
MWA mnior heavy belt he held
most or 1913 in a finish bout
against the current champion,
Louis Klein, al FairVlew Car
denS Tuesday night
Other matches are Rufus Jones
vs.. Buddy Knox. Red Dawson
" Angelo MartineHi and Dale
HaddOck vs., Joe Wolff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
MO Loop Meets

Managers and coaches of Class
A and r teams in the Municipal
Open sOfth all league meet
Wednesday. 7:30 D. m, at ks
and recreation athletic Office.
There are openings for teams in
both leagues. Class a begins May
s. Contracts and field permits
may nc hai by calling Fl 2s49
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Fourth for Detroit

Detroit seems destined 70
finish fourth among cities IN
the country contributing 20 the
Bowlers Victory Legion. Last
reports had Milwaukee leading
with Sl0.97i, Chicago S9.0S9.
New York S7.304, Detroit S6754
and Cincinnati Sc OPS.
More than $3.50 600 has been
raised thus far 10 purchase rec
reational equipment for service
men overseas. A presentation ot
a $50. 900 check 20 the war de-
partment recently brought an
enthusiastic letter from the
While House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Mats Work Triple
Play on Yanks
New York Trounced
in Dull Game. 90

WASHINGTON. April 20 4NS)
A spectacular triple play by the
Washington defense was the only
highlight in an otherwise dull
game today as the Nationals
trounced the New York Yankees,
9 10 3.
The three-way killing came in
the second inning with Savage on
second, Grimes on first and Rollic
Hemsley at bat Hemsley lined 10
kuhel at first. who tossed 10 Myatt
at second, catching Savage off the
base. Wyatt then ran down Grimes
between second and first 10 COM
plete the play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

would come
along with a
father a n q
son. And II
happens 70
be c a $ s
Schlaf. He
will stage an
over-average
event az the
Tower Rec
r c a I i o n,
starting May
10 with en-
tries closing
nn.A Gafilrda.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Bowman Blanks
AS on 4 Hits
Veteran Hurler Gives
Red Sox 10 Victory

BOSTON, April % tUP1-Joe
Bowman. veteran right-handcr the
Boston Red Sox brought in from
Louisville shut out the Philadcl-
phia Athletics. 7 to o. today limit
ing them 10 four hits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
New FaivieW Rolls
ProChaskd in Match

Vic ProchaSka' Five viii bowl
New Fairview Recreation a six
game home and home match,
three Al loves Recreation Tues
day At S p m and three al New
Farvlew Thursday for "A $500
nurse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
SoftbaII League Meets

Courier Class A and junior
Softball leagues and West Side In
duStrial (Class c. Meets Monday
al 40 %. m. 6136 Michigan
avenue. Courier starts play May
II. For further information call
Vermont 6-9210 al s D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

All sons must he under rs
years of age 70 be eligible 10
compete. Bowlers with eStab-
lished averages will roll IN
AClass A, those without in an
open division. Average Of
the past week will be taken.
The pops" will be able 10 enter
as many times as they have
sons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

Totals 20 % IS Totals 3l ~ IN "a
'Batfed for siebert ~ seventh
tran for siebert IN seventh
Philadelphia n00 0o0 00o-O
Boston oni 032 l0N Z
Runs Metkoyich. Johnson. Doerr Gull
berson ?. Partee. b<wman Errors -
Wheaton Burgo Tabor Runs hatted In
Bowman T. Partee 2. Metkouch Cul-
bertson Garrison. Two base hits Gull
ber0Qn. Three base hits Culbers0n Bow
man Stolen base MetkOViCh Sacrifice
hits Sibert. Partee. Double plays Doerr
on bases Philadelphia 6, Boston ,. Bases
on halls OF ChriStnpheE- i--nA- Acc.tll-H- 2
on Abernathy L. OF Bowman /. Struck
GUY By Bowman 2. by Abernathy
Hts on Christopher IN innings, %
McGiuen o IN 0 inning (none out IN the
SIXTH, off Alternately ~ 3 innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Spariing
No Pins
Detroit Enters Five
Teams in National
Doubles Tourney
BY HAROLD KAHL

Detroit will have FIVE strong
combinations, two less than last
year, in the national match
game championship doubles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

I o u r narent
10 be staged
at the Audi
toriun Thea
ter Service
&c n ter in
Chicago May
19, 20 and
p, il was
learned Sat-
urday.
They will
be Joe Nor
riS and Cass
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

corps in Texas; right half War
rem Mcdonald. in the army air
corps: left half Larry Raskin,
in the army awaiting overseas
duty; fullback Ray Perry, a top
sergeant in the marines in Cali
fornia,
SECOND SQUAD
From the second team Of
1910: Allen O'Brien, left end,
army air corps; Robert GEM,
navy, left tackle; Revert Curto.
army. left guard; Dave Boards
ley. army. center, Malcolm
Stamper, navy. right guard,
Stationed at University of
Georgia. Albert Damiani, army.
right tackle; Allen Russell.
navy. right end, played with
Dartmouth asa navy tFainee
last fall. Charles ketterer, ma
rine trainee az University Of
Michigan. quarterback Albert
Turner. army, overseas. right
half. Peter Favaza. somewhere
in the Atlantic with the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
NASHINGToN
NEw YORK

Totals 80 IL - 10 Totals 80 II Il 2
New York 0iO OF O00-3
Washington i20 03l 1iN-9
Runs Rosen'hal Donald. spence 2
Terrell. sullivan 2 Candini. ORTIZ. Kuhel 2.
ETrOTsz ktteu, GRIMES =, Gsrbark, ortiz.
f4tf-r-- -; rr1 fitlErrt tsHur hfrtrTry,
Torres g Ferrell. Donald. Candini Two
base hits Savage, Candtni sacrifice
Myatt Double play sullivan 30 Myait
10 kIhel Triple play Kuhcl 20 Wyatt.
Left on base New York ~ Washington
f2 Bases on halls-Of Donald q of
Candlni g. off Johnson g. OF Lyons 3.
struck rHt-By lyons Htts=Qfi Don
aid 10 in innings tnone out IN sixth
OF Johnson ! ia Ia inuiuEs, OF Lyons
q m Is innings. of Leonard In 3
innings or Csndlni 8 IN 4 innings. Wild
pitches Lyons Winning pitchef-Leon-
ard Losing pitcher Donald Attendance
900. umplres Summers, Rue and
Boyer. Time 20 game 2 Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
Father and Son

With a siSter-SiSter sister
brother and mother and daugh-
ter tourney listed for Chene-
Trombly we knew someone
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
By VI. r. DRtKENBRoD

The Sam Byrd family definitely is golfng
Like her well known husband Plum HoEoWS Mrs.
Byrd also plays golf-and plays il well,
She handicap Of three strokes her club Philadelphia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
STRoHL OK WEDNESDAY

Stroh is due 10 pack the crowd
in Wednesday at 10 p. m. when il
will cross alleys with Ed Mar
quardt's Ramona Recreation No
2. The pair will be on a squad
composed of UAW-CIO Local No.
TAP and Hello Eeactc clubs, Frank
Bailey's Jack Harper's is the lone
regular billed Thursday.
Dick Krakow's Five. winner Of
the championship at Great Lakes
last year on a 1862 count, Will de-
Tend It's title as seven regular
quintetS make the biggest attack
of the week Friday. The Krakow
team is intact from last season
with the -ScribnerS. Joe and Paul,
Frank Yost, Walter wilkins in
addition 20 Dick himself
Scoring in the regular doubles
and singles also Is due 10 strike
a new tempo az the Vogue with
many OF the city's leading stars
due. Present leaders are Dale
Huntington and Jack Burke in the
doubles with 1872, William Blu
netta's Csc in the singles and
Harry Meakin'S 1919 IN the att
events.
Fred Miller's Rainbow Recrea-
tion slipped into fourth place in
Class a Saturday night al the
Palace when II combined $50. 1858
and 1884 for 3075.
Len Liberda was high man with
100, 261 and I'll for -674-Zekn
Tody had so Everett Wc1z 623
and Tony CaruSo SOB. Miller Was
low with 524.
There We're three changes in the
minor event. John Jenkins 565
and Jack Harper's 532 for 1897
gave themes pins over their
average and second place in the
doubles. In the regular singles
Joe Dennis rolled 202. 223 and 226
for 65l and third place He also
placed fifth IN the all-events on
1910 He had $50 in the hFe-men
and $50 IN the doubles
STANDINGS
REGULARS
Teams
" NrCa~heA 1isk Crea-Co.a tosf Den
r1srsn SO Clemens Josl. Rslnno0 Rec
a07l Gsrsch 3p23
DoIBIIy~
F----- f4--------fs.- -i------t--r-r--
~ rare John CfWwIrs 1882 Herman
r4rsrsHIIe Angelo Dante 1Z1k b~t ghi
Nsth otto Gallant 1923. Harfy Abrams
eugene Ac1seVs 1928
SINGLES
WGusw Runetfa $50. vincent Kelly 500
Harry Hcakin ESQ, John kinnlren So.
kenntth PeCer $50
AL FNfNT>
Harry MeskIn 1919 A. kop.'sE 1850.
John Cummfns 1851 MIC AIseiN 1897,
Dale Huntington 1922
oNERNNERAGE
class B-Wirss 80 Evans irfuert'on
1ss. Kaf Nu's z25 AHen Road rs. Z}g.
murr Insurance 2s2
class c. scalers AT Schultz 3t3 Word
40 IS 32f. Revere Reds 30. Gas sales
90
class y Rafco Tools 3ss Bregs Con
nor INSPECTION ass Fsrudaie Methodist
Blues 34i VANGUARD 3l3 Packard Wild
cats $50.
George Harden Don saF0rd PCS Michael
FfIEH- steve pom - James HDzAcke
Thomas Price 2la George Narcno,h.e-
N-tchall-ll-EAz -1lar-I&l- h--sHt- aff = 4lief
Gochanour 2o1-
SINGIIS
steve TEAK ~ prank Gromfrk iSs
Melvin Totten william Rsether 1877 JARVIS
Irviae l4p Ear Mcdonald rs Waiter
Mueller III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

ALC0NA REC. e ssos A.' .,cHle4. =. A s,.,
Open Alleys 10 A. M. Till Closing
AMBASSADOR .a.e ts'SI ssHA st. s.,no
Open Bowling at All Times!
LpT nruTpr WOODWARD AT WARREN
NNl uIH'HA q ALLEYS, TIE. -l-074.
Opsn Bowling ALL DAY Saturday, and Sunday,
Free PARKING. Excellent Trsn,portstiOn Facilities
BEACON REC, "; v. .,,. {" w " s,.a
WAY WE NAVE YOUR VOTE FoR ls45
CITY TOURNEY DOUBLES AND SINGLES,
BRIGHTM00R aos saA ftsk9ll aye ~ ,s IS"
70 fully tauipped BrUus~ics sussmlinsd Alleys
Open Bowling AL DAY Saturdays and Sundays
CADILLAC 20 Alleys ~ EAST r. SUs'A os' ,,s,
Welcome I945 City Meet Here!
CASINO REC, I 7, A rGHSw'c GO ass Us;
Hold t945 City Journey Here!
CENTENNIAL Ma: a''s ss GsAT aS,., AVS SOC,
ossA- ss-liHs TO-DAY. "a ~ trttt so A. NJ
IS Lsnc. Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounge
CHENE-TROMBLY ?. AI IS, sHts yi s,,c
Our SUMNER LEAGUES NOW FORMING
JOIN LEAGUE OF YOUR CHOICE. Air Cooled
CREST LANES 'Y y st1frs " GO 20 e ,.ss
a so~Isr's Paradise Wat Our stage Bar and
Cocktail LOUNGE NEVER A DULL MOMENT
DETROIT RECREATION s4 4a!syfT c!. 81 ssst
Open Bowling OF All Times!
DEYTER RE. DEXTER At BOSTON slyO
Open Bowling at All Times
GRAND CENTRAL 1871 ,.H .'y,, SAss
P'sssur, to Bowl at ouisra Ali,y, IN Detroit
Good TRANSPORTATION fsoiIitss-sua street Car
GREAT LAKES :, w 20 ss5I'" Ss s,s,
~ ALLEYS Are Avallabl. for Open Bowlin,
Saturday,. Sundays from 10 A. N. TN CLOSING
HAII .DnnnS sss " GRAND etvo, al
HHll-pUpuO MICHIGAN IA. s774
OPEN BOWLING AT All TIMES op.nlno,
IMPERIAL REC Gts.sAt soToss BLDG
Open Bowling All Day-Todayl
}, J. MlLlETTS "1 r 20 i,.,,! ava
You Are Always Welcome Herel
LOVES REC. % % s s5.5lssO A Tt95ts
COCKTAIL LOUNGE Murray s3is
1928 East Jefferson, a. Ess,ia~n
-ftinkY crpIKE SSH GRAND RIYER- Al
tttNt ofnihr THE BIVO ~. 7.ssss
No~-opsn Bo~llns Openings foe summer LEAGUES.
House saeues tuesday. "wednesday, Thursday.
Mt FLINT REF f7s2o Mt. tLliorr
WE ILllOll HLV' TW. 1880
Open Bowling Daily No~l
CONSULT THIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
nv EDGAR HAYES

Northwestern High has three
football teams in the services
. every member Of the start
inc lineups of the 1886 and 1910
teams and the second team Of
1910 are in some branch OF the
service, according 10 a survey
made by Sam Bishop, athletic
director eff Nert fHeStcrrr.
Here is the lineup Of the 1896
team lef end Chef Ray army,
left tackle Gerald PeterSln.
army; left guard 1t Ed Aldo,
army. also played with Michi-
gan State: center 1t Tony
Arena. who played al state and
the Lions. now IN the army,
right guard SGT. Adam Jackier-
ney, army; right tackle Charles
Pullman, marines, now over
seas, right end Ed. Johnson,
navy WIS injured IN combat,
but recovered and returned 70
active duty; Davey Nelson, the
Skat pack who later played az
Michigan, is a naval air corps
officer stationed in Alaska;
right half Harry Dennis, navy;
left half Frank Bradford, with
the marines overseas. played
with Alabama. and fullback It.
Bill Kennedy. with the marines
in California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30

NEW GARFIELD w w , ssts1 ST. stas s,.r
OPEN BOWLING DAILY AT ALL TINES.
SUMNER LEAGUES NOW BEING FORMED.
NORTH END 70 ,3I0I s6 6Cs S1~s ~ ss ss,.
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
N0TTINGHLM Ls4ls FAST wARREs. nss
W. ilNunhM BtAeoNsFfELD NJ. s4si
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
NOON UNTIL CLOSING. BAR ADJOINING.
OLYMPIC REC. ssrlosaL AT GO. RIVER
~ Alleys. New and Modern. RsthsksIi.r. open
Bowling AL DAY Saturdays and Sundays.
PALACE REC ss2s ., SSA1 w',,,u, Pr s szs1
OPEN BOWLING TO-DAY UNTIL taP. ".
CITY TOURNEY p. N. UNTIL MIDNIGHT.
DAMNED pLpY MesIcHoIs Ro.. ss,~s.a
rAlmln rAnh woOd~ard.Io John r. TO. S.27s2
Open Bowling All Day Today!
pIpyIhun 1920 WEST WARREN AVE.
Il HllhLhhu-- - Beautiful Lanesi CE--32<e
ostroit' Prsttest Cocktail Bar. Meals Served.
PLAfDlUM ''6 ,os, % e4 s.~ "s,t sa ."'
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC. '0, sss Sssr'Or ~ .v s., t"
SUMNER LEAGUES NOW BEING FORMED.
MIXED poU5LEs EVERY SUNDAY. p. \.
nrn lluI 1891 Woodward. ~ the Blvd.
\ nEU MILL "a Rssurtsoed Alleys TR. 2-ss72
Summer LEAGUES Mo- Beirg Formed. Leagues ard
individuals Invited. Ar.conditionsd Tor Comfort.
I RITTER REC '',7s !ss tvs at e a. W.,
Open Bowling All Dsy-Today
RIVIERA REC $50, 70 es s,sst slz .ts. Az,
turon Nos IN Our summsr Leagues. mspt.
ladies and Mhsd ORGANIZED League OPENINGS.
+ mi hWIlp 7O,o PURITAN. Near li'.,.cs
nVLtHlLL rs ALLEYS. Us. 1890
Open Bowling at All Times!
ROUGE REC. 1919 y .l H9ot'Os q. s s.si,l
when Do~nrhsr STOP Mere. opsn so~Iias or
Saturdays ard Sunday A. " UntiI Ciosino.
SpRINGWFlIS s,s spslsGwttLs ave.
Open soslirq ALL DAY saturday. ara sundays.
9 A. NJ tn cio,ins. wsssdays TN ?. After ~.
rrppyic i7ss7 oEoUisoRE. NEAR
IIlnl NEVADA Tw. 1.9s4s,
opsn Bo-liuu ALL DAY SATURDAY, asd sunssy,.
"sssda" rih s. After ~ Thur.. Fn. Af~ ..
TLANDA PEG. 1900 VAss orFs .. :, At"oNI
SUMNER LEAGUES NOW BtlsG fosaIn.
OPEN BOWLING DAILY FROM p. ~. ON
TWENTY GRAND 2, 500 sIlt fSSaI ~ ..s,.,
Vote l94s City Journey Herel
VARSITY -t'ee.- ttvtssets- s.st.so',
'Hnoill ~ ALLEYS UN. i.5g7o
opsn Bouiina AT OAN Saturday and sundsy.
Mss's. ladies' ard Nbso tsasus, No. F~@ias.
WLcuIucTnu pnWI ga alcHlGAs ava.
UNoHlNVlVN oOHl ~. Of Boot. csditas
oPEs BOWLING TVTRy DAY from
70 90 A. " 70 23n a. n. CHERRY saa
DIRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
1910 TEAM

The starting lineup Of 1910
and their present Jobs left end
Jess Gooding, overseas with the
military police. left tackle.
Harry Huber. in the Pacific
with he navy; left guard Jack
Cotton. in the army stationed
in Hawaii; center George Kiesel,
a marine trainoe AT Michigan.
right guard Lloyd Shaw. in the
army somewhere in England:
right tackle Charley FarriS,
army; right end Bob Thomas.
army; quarterback Phil Nc
Leane, lieutenant in navy air
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-30
PHILADELPHIA

Totals 20 q IS Totals 81 M m Ia
.Bailed flr- sLeherl Nm .a.anLn
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-03
ARE WE GOING
AHEAD? YOU BET

The time Is at hand for FL Centre to
take inventory as to what we are doing
or intend to do to build a place in the
sun-to determine whether we are to
grow or stand still. Whether we are
to be by-passed by the tremendous cur
rent Of change after the war or meet
that current and turn il in our direction.
Today Ell Centre is filled with strange
faces-here for the first time. Many of
our citizens, as happens everywhere, are
gone. Some of the newcomers are here
to stay; to take the places in our ecOnO-
mic life of those who have left. Many
others are here as temporary residents,
families of men in the service stationed
here. Many of these are potential per-
manent residents if they like the place.
1t is up to us to see that they stay.
More and more visitors will be coming
here as the war tide moves ON. With
cooperative efforts throughout the val
ley these visitors will Just naturally
want to make this their home.
We don't have to start from scratch
Nor does it require a campaign to set
forth the natural advantages we have.
Much less attractive spots have gone
far with little effort, although we'll
directed effort. 1t Is easy to sell the
Imperial Valley to the world
One of the big lacks right now is in
the recreational field. Think it over, Mr..
Citizen. Put yourself in the place of
visitor Would you be content? Of course
you wouldn't We all know of any num-
Der of things that can be done to begin
to let the world know something about
this great big little inland empire.
Probably no county in the state is
better organized as to Chambers of Com
merce and this is a challenge to these
central civic organizations to get into
harness. Once started, the pull will be
easy The material is here Thousands
of people have had look and like it here.
And not Chambers of Commerce alone
are charged with this activity 1t lies
at the door of every single organization
in the valley; of each and every busi-
nessman; of every last one of US as
citizens.
LET'S GET GOING,
Imperial Valley press., 1944-02-03
THE SPECIAL SESSION

California is to be congratulated in
the way the business for which the special
session Of the legislature was dispatched
The governor and legislators alike had
i'll mind the job at hand and speedily did
that job and quit. Naturally, many other
matters might have been considered. Too
often special legislative sessions are led
into opening the flood gates for measures
to the detriment of the pressing needs
for which they are convened. There was
genuine cooperation at Sacramento which
accounts for the dispatch with which the
business was transacted.