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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-12
IT. R. R. CAREY
AWARDED MEDAL

First 1t. Robert Raynor Carey,
U. S. Army Air Corps, Son OF
Lieut.. Comd-. Carey and Mrs.
George A. Carey, 205 Colonial
Drive, Forest Hills. has received
a Citation for 'meritorious achieve
ment while participating in aer-
ial flight"
A graduate or New Hanover
high school, the young officer was
attending North Carolina State col
lege at the time he entered the
Air Corps.
He has been awarded the Air
Medal and one Oak Leaf cluster.
His father is now on terminal
leave pending release to inactive
duty in the U. S. Coast Guard.
Lieut.. Garey's citation, in part,
reads: ~a
LAS pilot of Psi fighter type
aircraft, Lieut.. Carey, while parti-
cipating in a mission against the
Japanese empire, accomplished the
mission successfully, and with dis
tinction above that normally ex-
pected. The mission involved flight
of more than 1900 miles over water
where weather conditions were nor
mally extremely poo--. and where
no intermediate bases existed.
"Despite the hazard of very long
over-water flight in single engine
aircraft, the ever present danger
of heavy anti-aircraft gunfire and
automatic weapons fire, the mis-
sion was successfully completed
and contributed materially toward
the elimination of the Japanese All
Force. Lieut.. Garey's display OF
high professional skill and cour-
age reflects great credit upon him.
self and the Army Air Forces"
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-12
135-PersonaI

STOP DRINKING! I DID, AND CAN
tell you how! Don't let drink ruin your
L. Newton, Dept. IS, Box s61, Holly
wood, California
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-12

Men of Vision, Aviation Series cb
Drew Pearson and Commentary abb
Opinion Requested, Servicemen NIB
7:15-News Summary for is Min.-ab'
7:30-The Bandwagon Mysteries - NIB
Blondie-Dsgwood Comedy Skit - cb
Quiz Kids and Joe Kelly NC. abb
Ken Carson Show, Los Angeles NIB
3:O0-Frances Langford's Show nbt
That's My Pop, Comedy Series - cb
Josef Stopak String Ensemble - abb
Alexander & Mediation Board NIB
3:15-Raymond Moley Comment - abe
8 :30-Tommy Dorsey & Company - nbt
Crime Doctor, Dramatic Series cbs
The Fighting AAF & the War alb,
8:45-Gabriel Heater Comments NIB:
8 :55-Five Minutes News Period cb!
9:0o-Sunday's Merry Go Round nbs
Magazine Theaear with Guests - cb!
Frank Kingdom & Ray Heinle - abe
Horizons, Sunday Conc. Show NIB!
9.i5-Hollywood' Mystery Time - abb
9 .30-Album of Familiar Music - nbt
James Melton, Goodman Orch. - cb
Double or Nothing in a Quiz NIB!
9:45-Jimnie Fidler's Hollywood - abb
10:0O-Phil Spitamy & Girl Orch. - NIB
Phil Bakers Take 1t or Leave 1t - cb
Transatlantic Two-Way Quiz - abb
Brownstone Theater, Old Plays - NIB
10:20-Meeting Me at Parky's NIB
We, the People, a Guest Snow - cb
Music from & by Freddie Martin-ab
What's Name of the Song Quiz - NIB
11:oo-Variety and News q hrD NIB
News, Variety, Dance q h.)-cbs-ab
Two Hours with Dance Bands - NIB
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-12
OVER THE NETWORKS
SUNDAY, AUGUST r.

Eastern War Time p. M.
Changes in programs as listed are due
to corrections by networks made
too late 10 Incorporate.
12:3o-H. Leopold Spitalny Conc. nbc
Transatlantic Call, Exchange chs
Friendship Ranch, Variety Show abe
Lutheran Half-Hour Services lhbs
1:00-Fifteen Minutes NeWscast - nbc
The Church of the Air Sermons chs
John B. Kennedy and Comment abe
Leo Cherne, Others Comment mbs
1:15-America, United, Forum - nbc
An Overseas Weekly Comment - abe
South Harmonizers Sing mbs-basic
l 1901. of Chicago Roundtable - nbc
Lyman Brysons Commentator chs
Sammy Hayes Serenade; News - abe
Sunday Afternoon Song Time - mbs
1:45-Ed Murrow's Commentary - chs
zO0-Bennett Concert & Guests - nbc
Paul Lavalle's Sunday Concert - chs
To Be Announced 80 Mins) - abe
Chaplain Jim. U. S. A, Dramas mbs
2:3O-Richard Tucker Song Show nbc
News of World; Olin DoWnes - chs
Sunday Vespers via the Radio - abe
Bill Cunningham in Comment mbs
245-Crooked Square Mysteries - mbs
3:oo-World in Parade, Max Hill - nbc
N. Y. Philharmonic Symphony - chs
To Be Announced 40 Mins.) - abe
Chaplain Jim. U.S.A., Dramas - mbs
2:30-Richard Tucker Song ohow-nbc
News of World; DIN Downes chs
Sunday Vespers via the Radio - abe
Bill Cunningham in Comment - n1bs
2:s5-Crooked Square Mysteries - mbs
3 :OO-World in Parade, Max Hill - nbc
N. Y Philharmonic Symphony - chs
To Be Announced go Milis.l - abe
goth Air Force Time g. Roosty - mbs
3:3o-One Mans Family, Drama nbc
Washington Story, Drama, etc. - abe
What's Good Word, Grammar mbs
4:O0-Army Half-Hour, Overseas - nbc
Show of Music abc-New England
Darts for Dough, Quiz other abe
Your America, Variety, Guests - mbs
4:30-Tommy Dorsey & Matinee - nbc
Felix Knight & Francia White chs
Curt Massey and Carol Bruce abe
Crime Is My Pastime, Drama - mbs
4.45-Halvey Harding, Songs mbs
5.O0-NBC Symphony, DR.. Back - nbc
Family Time & Eileen Farrell - chs
Mary Small in a Sunday Revue - abe
Leave 1t 10 Mike, Comedy Skit - mbs
5:30-Charlotte Greenwood Show - abe
Nick Carter, Detective Drama - mbs
5:45-Bill Shirer in Commentary - chs
G00-The Catholic Radio Service-nbc
Adventures of Ozzle & Harriet - chs
Half-Hour with Paul Whiteman - abe
The Abbotts Go a Detecting mbs
G.3O-Men at Sea, Drama Sel1es - npc
Weekly Reports to the Nation - chs
Donald Dame g. Sunday Music - abe
Cedric Foster & His Comment - mps
6:45-Judy Lang Postcard Songs - mps
7:o0-Wayne King & His Music - npt
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-12

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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-12

,rvD TWo TEACHERS FOR
Hotfrlan High School, ore TOT Home
Tcononlics and one for English. Con
~. .' W A. Powers. Principal or Holt
.a.r School Board. Hoffman, N. Z.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-12

Lieutenant: 1.-THE Wave who
snaked out of the barracks last
night and met sailor over by the
tree will step forward. Err. !.
Detail, Halt" .-Skyscrapers.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-08-12

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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
'Huqhinq' to the Line

Maybe instead Of saving this Navy team that to do
everything wrong except something like the Tigers the
the junior prom coach Hagberg has been saving
for the DanceHcz Know that Boey sweet leather lemon
chukor quite operator the quarterback slot of Hughe
Aevores It"
But wth all of its Werd diddoeS TO date, its furious
fun,bng failure to block for the carrier, and general
ineptness the Navy team has shoWed special Uuner
ability the oUerheod game. To the contrary, about
the only time the sailors have seemed to knoW Where
the ball Wher IL in the air.
Until it, Bob, don't think anybodys ball team go
ing do through the Nddies line That's Rip
Miller Prewar all WOOL and considerably than yard
Devores dandics they'll have to
Navy break up Danceys passes it will become
anybodys ball game
when il gets 90 he anybodyS ball game. that's this
curious outfits dish. 1t muddes and 1t msres. But
finally II wins the battle.
rhe loval the sidewalks Of New York
wont giving loving cups this But believe Navy
will and if it gets rolling, may win handy I'm the guy
who picked the Cubs, you know
AS always friend, Bill
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
14O Women to Bowl
In Whittier Classic
By HAROLD KAHL

IN the Crest $50 Mory WssHrman 24s
FOR new C0nR!o hlgh Dick Bouchard
gas IN Nack blvd I4EioT . DaEGthy
Nfnzel ~ and Elsie Dprn 2n2 IN 5sl IN
Rainbow fAdies Pat Casey 244 IN
ClensFsles s75 . Wynn Waugh 242 N
the RunCluSn WNbsrt Hogg .237 IN
the Detroit Police ChArlek AelS1n- Z IS
IN the Metro IntuE'risi A. GottmAn
23s IN The Iuicr-Ct'y Classic
Bob WeiRands PAS snd Elmer Baker.
s3i topped thF Roscviue MAJOR ISs-
bella skulls 2O2 the SpfinEwels Ladies
Howard CrgmitH 234 me Left HandFrs
Classic Joe Turc0tts 232 the Demo,
Junior Pay Chsuvin'S 23l IN the =
~ BuElnpWmrn Index broke rs 'is
whore Bill DOefT's s21 vas best series
= Dthns=4sAFBA hiRhs - Scfuttr str~i
n Nrre+t--tfVr- zoe t'rrUrgTT = 9 rover Junior
Elssnor Lasky lgs Terry Ladies G0idi-
Le Roy 1914 Ne'ro Ladies. Ann Frederlcg
1872 Kew Fslryiew Ladies Eveiyn Eich0l
iSS Jefferson BINnessUonnen Grace
SrhurhAgd la DENLY Ladies. Emma IN
sCF.d IT'S Pavsl Ladies
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Two-Pin Victory
Wins First Place

A two-pin victory in the final
game gave Palmer Park a sweep
over Archway and first place by
one game over Oven King in the
Metropolitan Classic when the lat
ter lost one 10 Mt. Elliott. oven
King had held first for six weeks.
Clio Gardner of koppitz was
prime scorer Al Warren Bowl last
night with 674. Herman Juben-
vile, Palmer Park, had 669 of his
teams 1920.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Boys Town
Is Favorite
Unbeaten Record
Gives Them Edqe

OnDeaten IN seven games, BOYS
Town Will he he favorite when
il meets Catholic Central in their
prep football classic Sunday al
Briggs Stadium.
As underdogS a year ago
Father Flanagans team tied the
Snamrocks. 14-14. Now Catholic
Central finds itself in a reverse
role.
Hal Shields, Shamrock coach
will settle gladly for the under.
dog spot. II is easier to bring a
team up for a game.
Maurice "Skip" Palrang. the
Boys Town coach, of course, docs
not like 10 see his boys put on top
Palrang is a perfectionist. Nc
matter how we'll he drills his
boys, and that includes the diff
cult "T' formation, he is never
pleased with his teams showing.
HE'S A wORRIER
Being a pcrfectioniSt, Palrang
is wOrrier. The Boys Town
team has done pretty well TO date
with all the formations taught by
him. But never too good 10
please him. .
II all adds y to Boys Town
team that is remarkably precise
in shifting into its formations.
Shields. too. accentuatcs precision.
As A result, YOU will see two
teams Sunday moving into the
line with zip that will confount
the critics. who believe II could
happen onfy with college or pro
team.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
u. D. Back
Is Versatile
Ry CHARLEs p. MARn

The most versatile member Of
the football team that University
OF Detroit will send against Mar
quette AT Milwaukee tomorrow is
John Simmons.
Simmons is huge fullback
from st. Ambrose High The s.
foot 4-inch 225- pound Simmons
manages 10 be al one and the
same time a pact aaft eK-een-
mando. a navy boxing champion.
a iitterbug. a baseball catcher. an
embryo journalist and a former
blind man. He also Is a very good
fullback Quite a guy.
PLENTY OF ACTION
Simmons first arrived AT l.. nj
d. in 1912 and became a reserve
fullback under Coach DoraiS. The
next year he joined the navy and
was assigned 10 the amphiblous
forces As a member of this group
ne made probing thruStS into
Festung Europa 20 test the Ger
mans strength in the months be-
lOIc D-DdN.
Blinded in his third raid on the
French coast, he was hoSpitalized
and returned TO the United States
where he recovered his sight
after a fall down a deep embank-
ment. He returned 10 L.. Of D.
after being mustered out of the
navy.
Before the Titans started for
Milwaukee, Coach Charley Baer
said his gridiron DaVinci would
start at fullback against Mar
quette. He also said the TitanS
will have center Gene MalinowSki
available for duty MalinowSki
was injured IN practice Wednes-
day but has recovered.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Rumor Bill Dickey
To Pilot Braves

CHICAGO. Nov. . GNS) For
major league draft meeting that
lasted only eight minutes, there
was an uncommonly large flock of
rumors floating around in the
ambient today.
The hottest Of the rumorS, the
Chicago Herald-American said to-
day, is that 1t. Bill Dickey, former
ironman catcher Of the New York
Yankees. is 10 be ,the next man
ager Of the Boston Braves.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
They're All-Pickinq NJ D.

BY the way Bob whatever became Of that horse that
was named for that running Churchill Downs
spring?
The reason ask is that got hold Of strange tasting
hamburger football dinner the other
Which brings the real subject Of todays piece
Navy-Nore Dame football game in Cleveland tomorrow.
Beng Big Miner and bearing the of Muir
ply you doubt think the Irish from, South Bend
going TO Win Everybody knoWs that Notre Dame is a
sort OF silent partner the Big Nine the missing
neral of the Big Ten since Chicago became "Hutch-
ms ,zed"
Most Of the football fanatics hercabouts agree Notre
Is going N sink Navy without Lake hear
them 'ak there will be sailors in the lake night
than whchsh
These experts all contend that Penn last Saturdays
to the Sailors of the Severn Which doubt
Il takes two 10 make bargain. can't forget that Bob
Hoernschemeyer the wandering Hoosier throwing
pretty passes for that acting though didn't
be licked the closing Of strange
Franklin Field And when he had TO throw and they had
20 be caught don't forget,
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Recovery Ace

Sam Lundberg. who had been
Ill for a week, turned up 665 to
help National grab the Greater
Masonic League lead in winning
four points from Hum. 1888 TO
1882, last night AT Olympic. Abe
Solomon of Veteran threw in a
$50 and Alex Heidan 634.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

However, don't expect the champs to be that way
next year Probably the only recognizable thing about
Tigers OF 1916 and the team that beat the Cubs will be
the Detroit uniforms Next years Tigers will look the
mirror and say TO themselves
so we're the world champions ehe How did we get that
way. wonder
How would you and and lot of other sports scnbblers
make living Bob if il weren't fans won
hold still for picking their heroes?
Fellows like Harry Schnder Jr and q whole flock NJ
other correspondents Michigan stacked
up on desk waiting for the first get TO answer
them Some OF them pleasant, Of course.
The Tad r Dorgan) me the trlIest words
ever about fan letters when first this coumnng
business.
Never about ,em until they stop coming"
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Midget Races

stan Nawrocki and his Green
Hornet is one of HamtramCkS S
representatives IN Sundays midget
auto races at New Detroit Speed
way out Ryan Road. Other Ham
tramCk contestants are Eddie
OStwick Harold Jaggers and Joe
CharlOWlCZ.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
ALBERT Leads
Classic on ISL

Herb Tabbert Of o g. O.. with
256 in 65l, was chief scorer last
night in the West STdr Classic ~
Tower Recreation. Redge Wellet
Of Wrglcy had CSC; Roy Kauf-
mann. Hamilton, 634; Stanley
OleSkO. NinCo. Gil.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

ALCONA REC, p 'sii sitsYs S!sH'aA" ~ AYE s,.l
oprN BOWLING TODAY UNTIL ~. ". AND
AfTtR II. AL DAY SAT. AND SUN sAa.
LMRLSSLnnR $50 scAAEFtR. Near
osSSSVY oD,o sS"Ts 1od.y tH, 30 an.; .'I1o
AL DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
ARGYLE REC. essso so,s, soeIstA~soo AZ sIs,
ENJOY ENC s,,op OPEN BOWLING Hgsg sAsIg1soAY
BEACON REC. Vi I. yST1Ss Ii1Yg. /" ~Ayfssas u s.e.s
PEost foR ToUs RestsvAT,ossl
CADILLAC 20 AZ 4ii., s'sJ f.s,.' fSSsHtss ss SIS,
All DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
CASINO az S,s.eooteo TSSST6SO e ca NtssIS 7ss1
Choice League Openings Left
CENTENNIAL Near as1s ss. :7A'Sg S....II. ASs 5000
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY.
IS Lanes. Visit Our Beautiful Cocktail LOUNGE.
CHENE TROMBLY $3.50 y essss s!,s!,. t,,.; r. :a7'
Plan Nov to Enter Our 3.Man oSerNsraae Team
Tourney. Entri~ Close Nov "a. Opens Nov "
CLUB Rec 1926 x. xxooowAso LI 2-SssO
League openinsi on tuesday and rhursday.
CONNER REC sl.e eSsstR AVE. s,s, s;:,
ASK ABOUT PAUL MoBlEY's SELF.
INSTRUCTOR IN EVERY EsTABIIsHsEsr.
CREST LANES fYst1fISs, y 1ItIYs " GO Hc s'yss ssss
HOME OF IHE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
VISIT OUR STAGE BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
DENNY ,i'2s T!syIITlEh. {" KELLY 90
open BosHns TO-DAY uStn , p. NJ. After If
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DETROIT RECREATION sssLsy t4{SytTIt z. aT s,so
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AND AFTTR 500 p. NJ B ALLEYS.
GARDEN Rec ago wooowGso !g $3.50
AfrtR u. ALL DAY SATURDAY.. SUNDAY
GARFIELD 4172 cHsnI % ALLEYS
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Open Alleys TODAY Until p ana After ~
GREAT LAKES " %O6osAsD 5osI a1lT'"Sss Ss s,:t :,
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HARPER REC. sseeiu.s S,s T.spts AVE- iv s:s, s:s,
20 Alleys. V,it Our Beautiful Cocktail Lounge.
IMPERIAL REC. EtstTts alts7s "O'Oas slSs s,ss
OPEN BOWLING MERE TODAY UNTIL sp ~
Att DAY SAT SUN TxcsIIGsT Fooo.
LOG CABIN 20 ASIsys 'sIIo WOODWARD 70 aSs. s.,,Oc
Open Bo~iino TODAY Untii , p NJ After H.
Alt DAY ON SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
LOVES REC. 1SS sfItfasD sNTf.sS 4111ssttYss
omuetely ModsrniEed Cocktail lounos
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Visit Our Cocktail lounss. " Beautiful lanes
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Fiqht Results

FALL RIVHA Mass .-Jesr Barriers I32.
Moaresl outp0lnted Young Tony 1871,
SeVard y 10
PHILADELPHTA-Wes M0uyon 1885,
Philadelphia dcCisioned EDDIE GIosa l34
Philadelphia ts-. Leon szynuryki fT7t4-
tneTrFr. Pa N0pped Jimmy CLARK. lT6.
Philadelphia y Leon Tate 1877, Phila-
delphia. decinoHed Charley Howiey. 1881
Cherfpr
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
De SAINTS Rolls 726

Jerry DeSantis. well known
sponsor Of bowling teams, gave his
various proteges something 10
shoot al when he posted 239-235-
252 for 726 in the ST. Philips
league al Conner Recreation last
nlghi.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Louis TO Warm Up

SAN FRANCISCO. NpV 2 tUP)
Joe Louis was signed today for
a four-round exhibition bout Nov.
ID, fighting two opponents two
rounds each.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

NORTH END "a I3.oi so%sa2 sSs 2eA@p4.; VIZ. VIZ.
Open Until 4 A. M. Today!
OLYMPIC REC sfE ssTOsAt SaskIas 4 60 Is e.SSs sssss
i Alleys. Open sosiiuo AT DAY Sat. Sun.
PALACE REC. e ssa' A.y Ss.TiSI Sitn.u, - ss.I 5s,
Frss ParsinS. Restaurant: Cocktail Louass
PALM BEACH s.sScSO.s .Ss1s ..Ttas os s'H sls,,s
opsu Bowling TODAY Until p NJ, After g..
free Instructions BY Al ossson. Weekdays. as.
PALMER PARK wSoUsaIO SnIst Ho.O 10 S:ts;;' 1Css
TO 9.2232 0pen Bowling from $50 A. N. to
P. ~. After ~. free Psrkina cOe-ssil LOunss.
PILLAR REC. at 'i'ai Pail'p HsHcH''sd NJ tssi ..Si
oU.n BowIiu1 All bAY Saturdays sud Sundays
PLAYDUM 's' !HseSsssss sGs SsrSAE IsttYs IL VS.
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
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HOME OF IHE WEST SIDE Classic
Open BO~ias TODAY Uath 30 p. N. After ~
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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
Two Matches Head
New Center Classic

First place Miller five takes on
Red Mil and Bud Stempien, a
game behind the leader, opposes
Crest in the features bowling
matches Of the New Center Classic
at Red Mill Recreation tonight
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
3IO Pounds of Foe
Big Missouri Tackle Opposes
Spartans; Does Kicking, Too
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

EAST LANSING, Nov pullman springs will groan with
relief tackle Jim KekeriS of the Missouri football
today Michigan football players viii
Jim falls in
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

BdfIlt UtTt IDIIIUT TOW.
You'd groan, too-lor big Jim
weighs 3i9 pounds
Big Jim, who is 21. stands s feet
1 inch and is still growing. The
Missouri football program lists
him at 300. Jim admits 80 and
fullback Jack BreSlin Of Michigan
State says Jim weighs $40
That's what the scales showed
New Years Day at the East
West game at San Francisco,
BreSlin played against Kekeris
there. says he's a whale Of a
tackle in more than one sense.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

people of Detroit are such red hot
sports fans
Some Of their letters were red
hot after the World Series, too.
Several of them burned right out of
the envelopes because | said the
Tigers looked like a gang of fall
down johns winning the world cham
pionship.
Spike Briggs should cut
piece of the end of the cham
Pionship fi9g and seW it inside
his hat, SO he can drop 1t down
oUer his eyes If the doughty
Tigers start using the base paths
for reclining purposes next sea-
son. Still il Was hard to find a
place to sleep during the World
Series IDoSn'f ,f2
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
DOES KICKING

State knows KekeriS is more
than stop-gap in the line. Re-
markably mobile for his weight
KekeriS kicks off for his team
does all the place kicking and
occasionally punts. He also is
sometimes called upon 10 play
fullback. He plunged % yards
for a touchdown for "Ol Nilsson
IN A game last year.
KekeriS. who is Of Greek ex-
traction and from ST Louis, has
won two letters at Missouri. lie
helped the Wildcats give Michi-
gan State It's only defeat last sea
son. 1877, at Columbia.
The huge Missouri tackle is just
A sample of the heavyweights
Coach Chauncey Simpson is bring
ing into Lansing today. Fred
Burk, the other tackle. weighs
236 and the Missouri line aver
ages 220 against 1919 for State.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03
TWYFORD COMING

Sally Twpfnrd. Title kaeel
Iardlna Bertha Urbancic and Pat
SjrIesbeck are coming from In
dianapoliS; Marge Klabunde and
Esther Ryan from Milwaukee
Betty Burbrink. Catherine BurlinC
and Charlotte WcSsendarp from
Cincinnati. Ethel SablatniCk from
st. Louis and Billie Warden and
Iva Longerbone from Columbus
Dayton will he represented by
Medrith MaNton and Florence
Rhcln. Cleveland by Rose Calalo.
Fort WAYNE by Anita Rump and
Richmond Ind by Alice Zaya-
kos Minnie Sackerman and Mar
ian LadeWig head the Fanatorium
Majors Of Grand Rapids.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

Cream of the Mldwestern crop
are among the record lao bowler
cites who Wilbvie for $500 first
prize and trophy in Edwardins
Coys fifth annual individual Clas-
SIC AZ Whittier Recreation tOmor-
row and Sunday II IS a siX-game
test across II alleys
Chicago is sending such stars
as Laura Schumacher. Betty Tam
Uol. Dorothy Miller. Caroline
Lueder, Carrie EnderS. Rose
Barnes. kay Fretag.- henrietta
Wilman and Betty Brugman Nc
Carthy. winner Of the 1913 event.
Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

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Detroit evening times., 1945-11-03

Bob Murphy,
Sports Editor The Detroit Times.
DEAR bob have your telegram saying that in
future The Detroit Times is going carry this column
regularly instead of just occasionally. That's compliment
tary but like it for another like because the