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Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
!SnMrey Gains 18TH Title
BY JAKE BERsoN

High school athletes come and
go. but year in and year out
YOU can count on Coacs Claude
Snarey of Cooley 10 come up with
the best in Metropolitan League
crosscountry competition.
AS harrier coach, Snarey is
in a class by himself BY a Sys-
TEN which includes mostly hard
work, be can get more Cooley
boys TO run the two-ntile distance
at faster paCe-thaR any other
coach.
For example, none of the five
boys who finished in The first nine
to give Cooley The west side title
yesterday al Palmer Park won a
-fUttrr- tast year. they had the low
winning total Of % points.
1t was SnarcyS twelfth divi-
Sional crown since he went TO
Cooley in 1882 His teams have
won The CITY championship seven
times and the present crop is
highly favored TO make il eight
in the finals next Wednesday. In
dual and triangular meets, the
Cardinals have won 81 out Of 55.
not having been beaten in l0
wears.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

delphia the western tile may
hinge on that Turkey Day event.
The Cardinals will be here 20
meet the Lions in Briggs sta
dunn Sunday. Until last week
end this looked like the one pos
sible sour note on the Lions
schedule. After all, the Cards
had dropped 20 games In row.
But that was changed when
they knocked of the Bears,
I6-7.
Like the Lions have done 80
steadily this fall, the Cards
have shown vast Improvement
since they lost 1910 game tn
Detroit at Milwaukee four weeks
back. With n line that averages
225 pounds. they can give any
body n battle.
Detroit'S remaining home foes
after this week will be the Bears.
Rams and Packers. ON tie road
the team VIII play Boston, The
Bears and New York
II does not take TOO great a
stretch Of the imagination Ia
think that the site of the Dec
is pro championship game could
be Detroit. The game Will be
played in the west and whether
It's in Detroit. Green Bay oI
Cleveland is likely 10 be de-
termned in those final tWn games
between the Lions and the Rams
and Packers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
BreVifiGS

SHOPPING - Connie Mack Is
hunting players today after selling
pitcher Don Black To Cleveland
for cash in second transaction in
two days Connie announced
top pitcher Russ Christopher and
Bo BO Newsom had signed for
1916.
MANAGER-Casey Stengel.
who managed Kansas City last
year. signed 10 pilot Oakland of
Pei at $4,000 a year.
RELEASE-Lt. Don Faurot.
Missouri grid coach, soon viii be
discharged from the navy and Will
take over the team Immediately.
FASTEST sPRINTER - High
Resolve, 4-year-old. went seven
fuTi0ngs AT ingiewood, Cat, yes
terday in 1:22, carrying 126
pounds. equaling the world record
set by Cling in 1895, but the
latter carried only l05 pounds.
GOOD-BY The Phillies have
let out Jimmy FoNN and Gus
MancusO.
NO TICKETS-All the Notrc
Dsme- Navy game tickets for the
Nov. 3 date IN Cleveland have
been sold.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Frank Looks Big

on his defensive performance
aCainSt rhC Eagles Frank sly
manski of the Lions looks 10 bo
future all-league center He's
taking his final examinations IN
his next 30 last semester at Noue
lpzH+e-tA+i--1pe4+ and efter .Stin-
days game with the Cards vii
be- able 10 drill daily with the
club To date he's been on hand
only for BAH gangs
In stepping into the Detroit
lineup the eN-Irish captain. who
will take his final semester next
spring. does so "a an alternate
for Alex WolciechowicL. Oddly
enough. IL was Wolfe who taught
SLNmanski the rudlments Of the
center position.
SZymanski was a back al De-
troit Northeastern. He also in
tended 10 enroll at the UniVert
Sity AZ Michigan. WoiCiechowjCL
not only taught SIymanski to
play center, hut also steered
him 10 Notre Dame.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
EiirstIinae
In7Yeafs

NEW YORK. Oct 1S (UP)-
Australia has invited challenges
for the Davis Cup in 1916 and the
United States has accepted, Wal
ter l.. Pate. American Davis Cup
captain. announced today.
The u. S. Lawn Tennis ASsoci-
alton will handle preliminary
rounds in the American zone next
summer, with competition eX-
pected from Mexico, Argentina
and Chile.
Great Britain will manage the
European zone preliminaries and
the challenge round will be played
in Australia in December, 1916.
Arrangements were made with
Sir Norman Brookes, president OF
the Australian Lawn Tennis AS
sOciation, who now is visiting in
New York.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Nhe1. hcadA- OF -N4,l1nal-Eo
BAH League clubs met n New
York last April 10 draft l9i,
schedule. Earle Greasy Ncalt
of tie Pb,l1dclphai Eagles de-
llberate.y avoided scheduling
either the Chicago Bears or Greer
Bay Packers.
OF the western teams, he
wanted TO play only the Detroit
Lions and Cleveland Rams.
After all, IL was = defeat at
the hands of the Bears which
cost the Eagles the eastern diNi-
sion title last fall and Greasy
wanted no truck with that club
this fall. nor with Don HutsOu
and co. Detroit and Cleveland.
he figured, would be soft
touches.
What Ncale may be thinking
now is something else again. Gu.
poraiS' Lions showed The error
of hiS scheduling ways at Briggs
Stadium SUNDAY 2S-24 and II
Gus could have Cardcd a tougher
opening Zoe We don't know Who
A. might be-
4 week from Sunday the Eagle,
play Cleveland az Philadelphia and
currently the Rams are leading
the west with q record OF three
straight trumphS over The Chr
cago Cardinals, Bears and Pack
ITN
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
AFTER SEVEN YEARS

The big silver tennis mug was
Won by the AnzaCS the day they
went 10 the war with Germany
in 1899.
Little Adrian QuiSt and Big
Johnny Bromwich Won the symbol
Of international net supremacy
at Merton Cricket Club and.
seven years later, they are eN-
pected TO defend il at Melbourne
in December. 1916.
II is doubtful whether even
England will compete.
"Quist and Bromwich still are
our two leading players and
since the end Of the war have
been playing quite bit of
tennis, Brookes said. II AS
sumo they again will compose
twO-man team tO defend the
cup.
I'VE will be tough 10 beat In
otir own back yard.
Thus time was rolling back for
the handsome Adrian and ms
blend partner who sfugS me ba11
with both hands on The racquet
in the manner carried on recently
by Ecuador'S Francisco (Pancho)
Segura.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
PhiIs Make Deal

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct l8 CUPl
The Portland Beavers of the
Pacific Coast League viii receive
Dick Barrett Mitchell Mitkovich,
Walt Flagcr. Nick GouliSh and
one moro player from the Phila-
delphia PhiicS in exchange for
shortstop Johnny O'Neil, the Ore
gon Journal said today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
COLTS SECOND

Qualifying for the finals from
the west side in a d dition 10
Cooley were Northwestern, 81
points. and Mackenzie. 63.
AS expected. DENLY captured the
east side title with as points
Other east side qualifierS were
Ca>S Tech. 6l and PerShing, sc.
Cooley and DENLY boys were
the individual winners. aRoSs
Smith outdoor U1ItC champion last
spring. led the west side pack by
more than 50 yards in the fast
time of 9 minutes SAT seconds.
Norm JaCost OF Mackenzie was
second
Jim Payne. the cast side favor-
ite from DENLY came through
with 20 yards 10 spare in the
much slower time OF 10 minutes
50 seconds Don FoukeS Of South
eastern. east side winner in 1914,
was second
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
y SHOOT 81

Twelve Pontiac nimrods,
hunting on the Robert Rudd
Farm near Marlette. bagged 81
riugnecks In three days OF hunt
ing or less than two birds per
hunter. Those using dogs Jared
best.
The party, headed nv Don X.
Macdonald. bagged two over
his English setter. His brother.
J \. Macdonald. also shot two.
Judge Frank l.. Doty had two
birds Al the end of the second
day Others in the party were
J. 4. NcRath. J. l.. Forth. Paul
sparrow, y T.. Bogue, j. l..
Booth, billiard Pierce and Drs.
Seymour, CaAtell and Siple,-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
a. =. Sets Duck Limit
Brought From q anali;a
By Don GILLIES

Inele sam decide, how many
ducks and geese can be- brought
back from Canada by Michigan
IaIfDF~,
State game officials advise that
federal law supofSedeS Michigan
regulations which ord lnarly al
loN hunters 30 bring home as
many bird as may be shot legally
IN tho 0gl-'ate places they visit
S. laws permit hunters 20
bring back 10 Michigan 20 duck
including nor more than one wood
duck eight woodcOck eight bIg.
and snow geese L5 coot. 25 Sora
j. rails and galinuleS except SOFA
snd Coof In tho aggregate Of a'.
lia-t-a- 20 eie----- per person -e-'---
week.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
OTHER TOTALS

Other team totals East side
Southeastern, So Northeastern.
TO; Eastern. III: Hamtramck.
1870 Yves side Rodford. 143:
Western, l55 Chadsey, 2l5. Cen
tral, 252
Following We're the first 10 in
dividuat inns h erS in each di-
vision
East side Jim Payne fDrrby. > Dor
Foukes Southeastern 3 Bnl wilson south
eastern 4 Ken Nlrht DENLY S hdolpn
Wefnaekrr Eastern 4 Frf1 Ptutas Per
,hins Roland ascu lCassi g Bot
Dean DENLY Duane Jasper tDcnby
10 Don Carrier .CFssI
West side Ross smith cooley. ?
Norm JaC'st fMaCkrnzie 3 Don Kerlrl
Cooley bob Hahn Cooley. IS Mel
vim Dawson tN0rthWegcrn 8 Don Dfcl
iuson Cooley Z ROY Link Redf0fdl 2
sheldon Carp Central Q Wally McGhe,
COOLEY. 10 Bob Filsinsef Mackenzie
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Got Great Team

"Not that We didn't suspect
IT," the bubbllng Mcclure eX-
plains. I'VE knew II all the
time. We got n great team"
lie was reminded the Lions
beat the Cardinals early In ihs
season
"Yeh." Mcclure scoffed. 'Rll
on account of "A tumble and. a
field goal. II shouldn't have
happened. But 80 what: The
Cardinals will more than even
II sunday. ! am beginning
feel bad already for that
Mandel and that Mr.. Doraf@,
both nice chaps. they tell me"
Mcclure is particularly high on
Paul Christmanr the Cardinals
quarterback. back from the navy.
"The Cardinals haven't had
standout quarterback for q
long time, Mcclure recalled
"Now We got a great one. You'll
see what he will do 20 the Lions
Sunday. II will he an atrocitS"
Fred Delano, the Lions P A,
-w1utryt N KuOW~fhe victim in me
atrocity Lions or Cardinals?
smart guy, eh >" Mcclure
tossed Dclano mean LOOK.
"Ych. there was time that
Joe Kuharich, guard. had In
call signals for the Cardinals.
Mcclure admitted Our hacks
were tHHgife tiea, gttt--S7
Mcclure SAYS the Cardlp3 >
have The best inc jn pro football,
barring the Cleveland Rams per-
hoT,S
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

neutral. He came To Detroit
four days ahead OF time TO hep
promote the big battle. There
was a time when twas hard
work getting Charley Bidwe!l,
owner Of the Cardinals, out for
one period Of his teams games.
That was before the Cardipas
beat the Bears, an epoch-making
event that occurred in the Windy
City last Sunday. startling foot.
ball folks over there out of their
Jerseys.
Ii wasn't so much that the Car.
dinalS hadn't won a game in three
years as II was triumph over
y he hated Bears.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
A Bowling Ball

First an alley then pins. now
something to bowl them over with.
It's commonly called bowling
ball. but it has been known 10 be
called everything from this 10
that. A regulation bowling ball
may not in any case, exceed Y
inches in circumference. II can
not weigh less than 10 pounds or
more than Is pounds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
NEW BLEACHERs

Saturdays game will be the
first held at Clark Park in II
years New bleachers have been
set up
Redford also faces a stiff assign
ment. tackling A Northwestern
team tomorrow that could cause
plenty Of trouble The Colts, losers
10 l.. Of D. High by a touchdown
last week. also are in the running
for the west side crown L. Of d.
High and Wright remain on the
Redford schedule after North
western.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
wrTTEsT FIELDS

Nearly everywhere YOU 20 in
Thumb counties hunters are
finding the wtttest fields In
wears. Little slough. ordinarily
dr., this time Of wear, have been
transformed into small Iakrs
The unseasonably7Vet wear j.
given for the decliQe IN phcas-
ant population, n ny thumb
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

il "A Chicago
b. O y " b o
& T a d u atcd
from UCLA
and M n ks
his home in
Los Angeles,
where he is
n movie tN-
ira during
the off sta-
son . He
served in the
ar IN Y al r
a. nT IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

SneiDy.
Mcclure is
Dragging about
what the Car
dinalS are go
ing TO do 10
the Lions at
Briggs Sta
dunn Sunday.
Being press
agent for the
& h | az %
eleven, Me-
re, OF
co Sc ~
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
IDS Lucky;
Lions Labor
Times Photo
By LEO MACDONELL

Coach Dorais il no whitewash
guy
He doesn't try 10 tell you white
Is black and that the Lions were
a ball of fire in beating the Eagles
last Sunday.
Sure. the Lions made four touch
downs, but the manner OF making
them was not exactly TO the
poaph'S llxinn
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

W ] ! / bt lllh
only meeting
this IA II be-
tW G q n I h G
r a ~ $ y y q
Lilo n s, " h o
broke even IN
a pair of games
last season II
the Lions carry
on with the
same type OF
football they
dfsP4a d
against PhIla-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
No Ex+ra CHARGE

Mcclure tossed in a few SIDE
lights on the Chicago Bears
NO charge" he EXPLAINED.
"they come With the dinner.
Leo Cantor. who scored two
touchd6S,nS against the Eears.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Rides 1898 Winners

EWMARKET England, oct.
1S tUP)-Gordon RichasiS rode
Edward Tudor TO victory in The
ErSwell Stakes yesterday for his
2,99Sth win as a Jockey.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

county residents claiming IL 10
be the worst In more than 10
wears.
Hunters .whe first ask permis-
sion before entering a farmer s
land are rarely refused hunting
privileges we found this week
while in TuScola and Sanilac
counties
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Wings Get
GOefhier
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Fcrnand GOethier, right wing
who helped the Montreal Cana
dIenS lead the National Hockey
League last season is being sent
10 Detroit today 10 complete a
deal made earlier this season with
the Red Wings which would have
brought Ray Getllffe here.
Getliffe has retired from hockey.
Goethier has three years OF pro
hockey behind him. Last season
he made 18 goals, l3 assists with
Montreal
Jack Adams announced today
that the exhibition game with
Omaha Oct 25 has been cancelled
CLUB IN SHAPE
Despite a full practice session
an a game for every man an the
Rcd Wing camp on Tuesday. all Of
the Wings and full complement
of Omaha Knights were on aand
carly yesterday 10 60 through
their PAGES again All OF which
adds up 10 fact the Detroit club
should bc in top shape when the
National League campaign opens
oct -.
Proof of the condition OF the
club was shown i'm Tues d a Y ;
double-header when an ineXperi-
enced Omaha team defeated St.
Louis Of the American League,
20. The Knight youngsters forced
the play and finally pulled away
10 score both OF their goals in the
last period, while the more expert
cnced but lesser trained Flyers
Jagged
SEIBERT IS BACK
Too, the club has been fortunate
in having a minimum of injuries
IN the training period Bob Thorpe.
youthful right wing who suffered
. a ConcuSSion in Tuesdays Omaha
ST Louis 90 has been the only
man 10 be put out OF action for an
extended period OF time.
Rolly McLcnahan. amateur de-
fenSeman signed by Indianapolis,
was left behind when the Caps
broke camp. but expects to rejoin
Johnny SorrelrS club Saturday.
Rolly has been IDLE sli week with
an injured shoulder.
The only veteran cripple. Earl
Scihcrt. who was Out of action
with am injected finger was back
on skates taking part in yester-
days workout
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Spor is
Neutral Cards P. A.
Brags Of Victory
BY LEO MACDoNELL

That thunderous noise you II
comes from Eddie Mcclure SOuV
ing off from atop the Hotel Fort
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Here Turkey Day

This same Cleveland club VIII
be here Thanksgiving Day. 1t
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

Western Highs Cowboys who
haven't figured in q Metropolitan
League prep football championship
since 1924, face a golden opportun-
ity this weekend
bnbrdten ia three starts AMI
tied for first Nth Rcdford on the
west side, Western can take a
tremendous stride toward the d.
viSional title by defeating once
beaten Cooley at Clark Park
Saturday
After Cooley the Cowboys have
yet TO face Central and Macken'
zie. two elevons which have won
only one game between them The
Cardinals. still in the running, will
offer a serious threat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Tdrtdrs Hold
Many Honors
BY CHARLES p. WARD

The football team that Wayne
University Will send against Mich
igan State at East Lansing Sat
UTday VIII be one That has seen
plenty Of service. Still. Joe Gem
bts. Wayne coach, regrets il is
not the kind of service that should
be helpful 10 his club on the foot
bait field
we are really loaded down
with honOrs." said Gembis as
ms fIgtTr squad ran through a
drill at Kelsey Field yesterday.
"and I ami proud TO he asso-
Ciated with such fine group
OF boys.
"0n our 40-man squad we
have l6 fellows who are re-
turned war veterans. Quite n
few OF them have been hon
Ored for fighting for their
country. We have five Purple
Hearts. one boy having been
awarded this honor twice. We
also have at least one Bronze
Star"
THE HEROES
The wounded veterans and the
recipients of the Purple Heart are
John TerrIll. halfback; Don West
end; Jack Mclean, guard, and
Joe Rzepka, halfback.
Terrill was wounded twice while
serving with the infantry, re-
sccjving the Purple Heart with
Oak Leaf cluster and also tho
Bronze Star Mclean was wounded
while serving with tho marines
and R7epka and the others were
wounded while serving in the
army
GcmbiS intends 10 shake up his
squad for the State game in order
10 get more weight i'm the lineup
His -h--t-+t ttift-ttri4 writ CONSIST OF B0f
Sicgtrlcd. right half; Nick Chcrup
icif half, Bob Mistele. quarter
back. and Bill Hobbs. fullback. Al.
four weigh 10 pounds or more.
COTTON RETURNS
Wayne. got a break with the
return 10 school last week OF lack
Cotton huge lineman who playec
with Wayne in 1912. There j,
some doubt however, whether hC
win bc IN condition to play againSI
the Spartan> Recently discharged
---ffefft ttrr armed forces. Cotton
who weighed go pounds three
years ago, has been streamlined tC
23O.
The TartaiS viii take to tn,
air in the hope of defeating tho
SpartanS. Gembs Indicated. Hc
was encouraged by word fha.
Control Michigan, which boa
Wayne last week, had ted or de
teated State in a practice game.
"If that is 30 wen give State
a real ball game" ne promised
lllSdale has been added as m,
T7rtarS' eighth grid foe this sea
son They VIII meet Al s p m
Friday Nov =. az L. of d Sta
dunn 90 resume series begui
jn 1926 II Will be their nintl
game
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
ROSS SMITH, COOLEY
Westerns 8
Chance
STANDINGS
WEST sIDE
TOMORROU'S GANTS

NorthVeuetn AZ Red'o1i $50 Central s'
South~tste.n. 90 Northern a. Highland
PARK 8l1 perehInf ts Miller keywor n
stadium IS -outhessitrr ~ Csss Teen
Northwestel1 Field 40 liant annex -
DENLY 90 NortHessiein ys eastern. Mack
PARK 80
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

CHICAGO. Oct 1S 49, Elroy
HirSch. the famous "crazylegs' of
Wisconsin's 1912 football team
today was in the middle of a rag
ing battle between university Of
fcials and an owner ei-s profess
Sional football team.
The sore spot was whether
HlrSch had signed a contract 10
play professional football. thereby
ending his eligibility a. Wisconsin.
John l. Keeshln, owner Of the
Chicago franchise in the new ALL
America Football Conference,
fatty maintains that HirSch. now
a marine lieutenant, has signed
10 play with his team upon dis
charge -fHefff tlhie- service
HAS HE OR HAS HE"
Head coach and athletic direc-
tor Harry Stuhldreher of Wiscon-
sin and his protege Hirsch both
maintain that "Crazylegs y hasn't
signed.
But tho argument goes deeper
than that II l~ the Spotlightcd
case of many that are 10 come
before university officials and in
tcrcollcgiatc conferences dealing
WITH whether SeTviCemen have ac-'
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19


Buddy Parker. former IL.
Il In his eleventh year tn =
National League. his eighth y
player and coach for the Car
dinals.
Steve EnlCb, guard who halls
from Hlbbing Mimi, iron ore
coAal!-p, ,--!S-s seFssati,.-cf1up /.
Besides playing football, he was
on the wrestling and track teams
at Marquette. He still wrestles
and plays the clarinet Wal.
ter Rankin. a halfback out Of the
navy. collects phonograph records
His favorite is Bell Bottom
Trousers - He came out II
Texas Tech and can rope a calf.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
Just like a TIGER

Clint Wager, end, kicked HIM
self IN the head while punting and
received 2 conclusion Reads
like 4 Tiger outfiel6er Frank
Balazs IS a 225-pound fullback
who returned 10 the football wars
after 3 ~ years in the marines
He was at GuadalcanaI,
Munda. Bougainyille, Green and
Enerau 49,. received two Presi-
Dental Citations. He was a
member of the Wake .Aven-
gers" fighter squadron, which
downcd II Jap ZeroeS in the
northern Sclomons and New
Britain areas He II n grad
uate of University ot Iowa e.
Played with the ~ Toro Ma
rines in service Born In
Chicago and still lives there
Wager stands feet s.
inches above sea level.
Kuharch. guard. is a Noue
Dame product who 10 Or. 1
the Cardinals after three yCstrS in
the navy Chicago cot + v
from Brooklyn Born in South
Bend and still lives there 9.
Expects TO return 10 job Of
recreational director during TIE
off season 49,. Clifford DuGgan,
tackle. is called Cactus Face =
Joe Carter, end. who once 4
tanned the Philadelphia EaglS,
sings on the radio II Graham
Overgard finds that out. Carter
may have TO double in Grahams
super duper betWecn-halVes show
81. Ovcrgard denies having tried
10 sign up the Ballet Russo Tor
his show.
AN filled up" the impreSaro
explained
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19

To be frank Dorais wasn't I
pleased with his offenSe on that
memorable Sabbath Day
That's why the coach has sChed-
-tileA -t1pe practices for today -one
in the morning and another in the
afternoon The Lions drill AT Rob
inson Field, near Grand River and
Warren
We've got To polish our Of
fense II we expect To go any
where" Dorais explained Don't
tell the Cards, hut I think We
were "A little lucky In some of
our scoring"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
THE BEST POSSIBLE

Anyway, DoraiS means 10 pre-
sent as good an oTense as practice
will make for the game with the
Cardinals Sunday The Cardinals
upset victory over the Bears IS
taken as evidence that the Lions
have no easy task ahead Of them,
despite their win over the same
team CARRIER in tho schedule.
From end 10 end the Cardinals
line averages DDS pounds per man,
but cycn at that will be out
weighed three pounds by the Lions
starting combination With these
two forward walls. ranked as the
biggest IN the league. the line play
is likely 10 be a treat for student;
of the gTidiron.
However, the fouchdoWnS are
expected 10 come through the air.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
AAIIRnAYLs GAMIN

c7c-ry Va western Cars rsfs so
-nad.ey A. G. - - Hi.r, 30 Nin1l
TnF,A A. Mackenzie ? so
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-19
HOW to
BOWL .y FRED
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o o o o o o O o o o o
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-03-25
VARIED PROGRAMS
SLATED THIS WEEK

Hobby shows and variety pro-
grams will be held in all commun-
ity centers sponsored by the Re-
creation Department throughout
this week.
The exhibit of hobbies will in
clude articles of handicraft and
various other types of collections.
Entries may be made by children
and adults. The programs will con-
sist of music, d n C ing, and
dramatic skits. The public is in
vited.
The schedule for these events
follows: Monday, 1880 p. M, Hewes
building community center, Maffitt
Village; Tuesday, II p. M, Hemen-
way school; Wednesday, 4 p. M,
Cornelius Harnett school; Wednes-
day, p. M, Raleigh building;
Thursday, 4 p. m, Lake Forest
community building; and Friday,
4 p. M, Nesbitt Courts.