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husband, Burgess Meredith, and Re-
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Mirbeau's novel, but the story has
been changed extensively for Hays
Office reasons.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

EDITORS NOTE-Hers are
the anSWers to qUestions that
wers asked the Times sports
stafF last wssk;
Q-What was the most weigh
ever carried in a victory by The
following horses: EXterminator
Seabiscuit. Discovery, Equipoist
and Man o War?
A-EXterminator carried 1873
pounds over mile and one
quarter TO win by length and
a half in the Kentucky Handi-
cap at Churchill Downs. May -,
1922, at odds of $50.
Seabiscuit won the Bay Mead
Ows Handicap at a mile and an
eighth and the Hollywood Gold
Cup at a mile and quarter,
each at 1873 pounds in 1888.
Discovery won the Merchants
and Citizens Handicap. one and
three-sixteenthS miles, at Sara
toga. with IS9 pounds up Aug.
10, 1885.
Equipoise carried l35 pounds
when he won the Arlington
Handicap at mile and a quar-
ter, July %, 1888.
Man a. War carried 1873
pounds when he won the Poto-
mac Handicap, mile and a six
teenth, at Havre de Grace. Sept
lS, 1920.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Answers to Last Weeks Sports Queries

Q-Where is Johnny Mowers.
the former Red Wing goalIA?
A-Manager Adams recently
heard from Mowers At the thpe
Of writing he vas in England
with the RCAF. \
Q-Is there a totaliZator or
automatic betting machine al
Churchill Downs?
A-No. All pari-mutuel bet
ting tickets at Churchill Downs
are sold manually, from ticket
racks.
Q-What are the weight and
size of a bowling ball?
A-The ABC prescribes a
maximum weight OF l6 pounds
and maximum diameter of 9
inches.
Q-How did Jess Willard win
the world heavyweight boxing
championship?
A-By knocking out Jack
Johnson In Havana in 26 rounds
on April 5, 1915.
Q-What are the dimensions OF
Briggs Stadium?
A-Home plate 10 center field,
42O feet; to right field tat foul
line), 325 feet: to left field (at
foul line)> $40 feet.
Q-Do trout fishermen have a
special reason for carrying many
different types and colors of flies
A-AcCnrding TO John Alden
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
PICKLE FINGER OF FATE

Knight. the nationally known
angling authority, different
kinds OF flies are usesd to Simu-
late various trout stream in
sects. The color and size of
these insects change from
month to month, hence the vari-
ETY. of trout flies.
ON your outdoor editors col
umn several months ago / read g
story where he used the terms
"meandered lake or stream" anc
"navigable in fact, referring 10 q
question on trespaSs. VIII yol
kindly explain more fully what j:
meant by these terms?
A "meandered lake or
stream" has boundaries estab-
lished by a survey. The term
"navigable in fact" describes a
stream which has been declared
F to have sufficient water TO float
a log.
Q-Does a state have the right
10 change the federal regulations
relative 10 the duck season?
A-Duck and other migratory
waterfowl regulations are estab-
lished by the federal govern
ment. In setting its season.
state may shorten the season,
but cannot make it longer than
the one established for the zone
in which IL II located.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
TRAD viii Meet

HERE AND T'HERE-Election
OF officers and completion OF plans
for the industrial All-Star tourna-
ment under the sponsorship OF
The Detroit Times will feature
the IRAD's luncheon meeting at
the Fort-Shelby Wednesday
John Balents Estimating's 27SS,
John" Pemberton's 694 and Dick
Howie's 265 at Motor City arc
new all-time Barnes-Gibson-Ray-
mond highs e. Brothers Doubles
meet prize checks will be avail
lle Monday at West Chicago.
4 Buddy Bomar. national game
king, recently spent three days
instructing manned veterans at
Percy Jones Hospital how 10 bowl
The CYO tourney at the De-
troit Rec. drew 800 teams and
doubles and 1850 ingleS
Detroit has dropped to seventh in
BVL donations with 1886
Harry Crayne of Highland Park
has been elected TO membership
in the 100 Club" on no
Frank Mitzel is planning 20 organ
ize q chapter here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Hackett to Talk
AT Terrier Meet
Mrs. WiIfred Kennedy
Buys a Champion

John p. Hackett of Birmingham,
well known dog authority, will be
the principal speaker at the open
forum meeting Of the Detroit Fox
Terrier Club at Webster Hall this
Sunday The meeting is set for
2 p. m.
A question and answer period
will be held by competent authori-
ties. All are invited. Admission
is free.
For years Wilfred S. Kennedy,
Detroit realtor and master of
Kendare Kennels al Walled Lake.
has been Interested in Irish and
English settlers.
Now it appears that he will ex-
perience some new competition,
this time from his own household,
with the announcement last week
that his wife had purchased Cham
pion Yenghiz Khan of Five Mile,
an Afghan with one of the finest
records in competition OF any dog
his age.
He is only IS months old and in
Az months OF showing last year
had p best Of breeds, Is groups
and two best in shows.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
State Wayne
Track Results

shot put--Won by Godfrey tMSl; second
Sulentic w third. jackson tWl. Distance
40 feet 47s inches
High jump-Won by Wright tW. second
tie between Beckiord and Finkbeiner ms i,
and volFey w Height 5 feet 8 inches
Mile un-Won by KAmbsch MS second.
Zeeb ms tnird Pryor W, Time AS 2.
TS-yard dASh-WOn by wright w second.
Ellis I " d. third Cappaert ms Time .Os i.
4fO-ysrd dssh-W0u by Spcerstra ms .
second Mosher ms third. Msskill ms d.
Time SO ?
5-yard high hurdles-won By Bcckford
ms second VUifer tWI. third, LeSan-
d0wsh W. Time los
Pole vsult-TiC between Finkbeiner and
Gundcrson MS, third, Price MS. Height
IL feet
Two-Hle run--won BY Price ms second
kaimoacn MS, third, English tWt. Time
10 SIS
Broad iump-won BY Wright twtS second
Finkbciner Ms third Arunson Nh DiS-
tance % feet 3as inches
ssO-ysrd run--Won by Finkbeincr ms {:
Time OF.
75-yard low hurdles-won by wright w;
Time. .Oq5
One-miIc rslsy-won BY Michigan state
Pickering. FinkbeineT, Beckford, SpeeFstraJ 9.
D
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Municipal Basketball
WEDNESDAYS CAMS

west Side
At KPONK-Excello OF N Oskwoor
Drug st 3. Parker Recreation vs.. JACOBSON
at g pstroi, Association igr the pea. bye
power Cor Commission mission a. UAw local 40 vs.
bifdhurst "A Al s. Baiiey's five vs.. Pos
AT pURFEE-Metro. Methods, vs. Detroit
Police 81 30 Heart OF Detroit Eln IS
Briggs All-Stars At $50
COMMUNITY CENTER LLAGUE
tUnder Is years.
Birdhurst " Bayside at KTonk a. :.
Kr1nk vs. NorthVcsterr at jefferson az Q
Gene Tunney Boys Club, bye.
EAST Side)
AT BARBOUR--villsgsr vs., JsglovicT Ace
AZ tBi. Grand Trunk vs.. Arthurs al >
CroWiey-Milner vs. Brewster "A At .
AT ST CLAIR-Welcome Inn vs. Junglesr
at 7 tBt. East side Sports vs. Brigg
Bombers At 8 OCO Detroit vs.. JaglOVic
Giants az Q Desoto, bye tBi.
81 s: JAW Local i54 vs.. National az Q
AT FocH-Frsnklln Settlement vs.. Brew
sterS Juniors a. OBJ.
COMMUNITY CENTER LEAGUE
tUnder IS years.
Psrkslde vs.. st. Clair. Reds al BurrouEh
Jackson vs. st. Clair. Blues At BurrouSh
Bradley vs. Brewster at Foch ct 8.
St Clair, Grays, bye.
fUnder IA years.
Pafkside " Brewster az Foch a.
81. Clair ". LASky at Jackson At '.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
dgWrestIing
On al FdiirviieW

Detroit's first Australian tag
wrestling bout Of the year IS
carded al Fairview Gardens Tues
day evening with Red Dawson,
who held Bert Ruby 20 a draw in
title bout last week, one of the
principals.
He viii team with Nick Billings.
against Buck Estes and Gordon
HeSSel. In another match of like
distance two new boys will clash,
p tie La'Rance OF Montreal and
George Bruckman of Cincinnati.
Gentleman Dale Haddock will
test another first nighter, Sailor
Jack Smith, a local navy man, in
the opener.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

after we had shook hands, I
asked him what he was doing I'm
this section. lie told me that he
also had been over Germany
that day as n waist gunner on n
BIZ, and his plane, like ours,
was hit badly by fax.
I'VE both then decided that
the occasion called for a cele-
hration on our good luck. And,
brother, we did the town"
1t. Smith. a Fortress pilot, holds
the Air Medal with four clusters
along with a Presidential citation
1t. Smith is spending his 2l-day
furlough with his parents, Mr.
'and Mrs. II. B. Smith, at 400l
HaZelwood.
The former ST. Theresa athletic
star is engaged TO Miss Jear
Schmidt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Exist. Theresa Star Meets
School Chum in France
BY TOM HARPER

A chance meeting in a French
tavern, after both had been on a
raid over Germany, brought about
a reunion of two DetroiterS who
were SChoolmateS here at St
Theresa High School.
1t. Balm Smith. former star
Pirate athlete who has Just re-
turned from seven months over
seas, tells of the strange meeting
I'VE were on operations over
Germany and my plane was hit
by flax. With two engines gone,
we were barely able TO get back
safely TO our lines.
THAT evening decided 20 20
into a nearby village. While In
a tavern. who walked i'm hut
Johnny Brielmaier, whom I had
not seen since we graduated
from high school.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

q request was necessary as an act
OF patriotism when II was discov-
cred some 3,500,000 passenger
miles could be saved. The request
also doesn't apply TO tournaments
now going on.
John Canelli was quick TO point
out these facts Saturday on his
arrival here Nth his Kings Pins
team from Toledo for The Detroit
Times Sweepstakes at Chene-
Trombly. Canelli is secretary
treasurer of the NBC, vice preSi-
dent OF the American Bowling
Congress and chief counsel of both.
Tho only people who are
obtocting are secretaries who
stand 10 lose some money" SAID
Canelli. ITO me, they are
trading dollars for patriotism"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Garcia TO Meet
Grier Olympia

Promoter Nick Londes an
nounced Saturday that Emmett
Grier, sensational Detroit boxer,
has been signed 10 fight Ruby
Garcia, Puerto Rico, next Friday
night at Olympia in a 10-round
double Windup bill.
Milton KeSsler of New York.
and George Gudgill of Dayton,
will meet in the other half of the
windup over the l0-round route.
Gudgill has fought here before
and has a reputation for being a
hard hitter. He weighs f47 pounds
Grier has lost only one bout ir
his career.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Spariing
No Pins
Council Travel Stand
Is NOT Compulsory
BY HAROLD KAHL

There seems 10 be a great deal
OF unnecessary confusion over the
National Bowling Councils stand
on disseminating tournaments that
require transportation and use of
hotel facilities for the duration.
Washington and New York stories
TO the contrary the NBC merely
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Wayne 5 Plays
Two This Week

Wayne University's basketball
squad will make its final road trip
OF the season when they journey
TO Ohio TO play Cincinnati Tues
day night Saturday night at Mac
kenzie High, the Tartars play
host to Toledo.
University of Detroit cagers will
enjoy a week of rest until Feb. "a,
when they meet Michigan State
at Lincoln High in Ferndale. This
game will bring the Spartan sea-
son to a close while the Titans
have three more contests sched-
uled
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Ohio State Is Off

Canelli. president Of the Ohio
State Association. called of that
event Immediately following the
meeting with ODT officials. The
tournament attracted a record
entry and was TO be held AZ the
Interurban Recreation In Toledo.
owned by his best friend. Jack
Hagerty.
In many quarters Louis p.
Petersen Of Chicago fs being
blamed for the NBC request. All
because the news ms recent clas-
sic drew a record field OF LIS
bowiers from q states and Two
provinces OF Canada was flashed
over the country by all services.
Yet the fact remains Big Looie'
was among the first 10 comply by
calling of the Victory and ma
tional doubles events IN Chicago
and his Spring Classic here
II is doubtful whether a Peter
sen Classic in Chicago will ever
draw another record field unless
he changes the site OF his event
Conditions are said 10 have been
so deplorable at the Archer-3oth
Rec. practically all Of Detroit 5
2l0 keglers who competed vowed
they would never return again.
Before going 20 the Petersen.
Joe Norris. for example, ratified
of 636 in the Times Classic, 736
IN the Michigan Major and $50 in
the Greater Detroit for a 229
average. lie apparently was on
the beam. Yet in the Petersen he
averaged a little better than lS5.
Returning here he shot 672 and
TOO. Norris is not the type OF
bowler to drop that far unless
conditions are away of.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

ehe's Carvings and Skang Mer-
eurio's Recreation of Cleveland
are among the entries. The
Monarchs and Primas both
shoot in the Times Sweepstakes
March "a
Inasmuch as the request doesn't I
apply 10 tournaments going on
and the MonarchS and PrimaS will
be here anyway there IS no reason
why they shouldn' take in Ste
fani's event at the same time
The Carvings and hangs entries
also have been in for weeks and
they should feel free TO compete,
too.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

tion March IL
1S-24-25. Three
games are 20
be rolled across
six alleys.
S efani'S S
eV mt a so
comes u n d c T
h e NBC re-
q u Q $ I. 3 i'll
FleSch'S Mon
archs and Jerry
SkovieS p RI
mas of Chicago
Charley LauS-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Skaters Race at Rouoe

Only the Michigan indoor cham
pionships at Ann Arbor remain on
the speed-skating calendar after
this Sundays races at Rouge
Park which are being staged by
the Detroit Skating Association.
The events, which start at 2
o. m. are open to all classes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

blue laws forbid professional
sports and amusement after mid
night Saturday. a fact which al
ways worries hockey clubs during
the playoffs when games may go
overtime.
SO rigid are the Toronto regu-
lations that midnight movies are
permitted only on Christmas and
New Years Eve. Toasting
of marShmallows is permitted
only on Pancake Tuesday and
squat tag on 81. Swithin's Day
We hear the Toronto lib
erals are fighting 10 permit hop
scotch and jacks three days a
week But they do have
horse racing!
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
REVISE TREsPAss LAW

Today the law gives the land
owner all-the protection that
possibly can be provided, effec-
lively closes all lands to hunting
at all times, Sunday included,
unless the owner gives his con-
sent in writing.
This raises the question when
or why do we still have certain
counties closed and the answer
is each county rightfuiiy IL
afraid to open unless Its neigh
boring counties do simultane-
ously. To open all counties at
one time can only be done by
state action"
That's what the Legislature i:
over now.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18

10 the tOIiti al y
made a request
such action be
taken. rather
than said it
w as compul-
sorry as some
OF the yarns
would lead you
to believe.
The women
and men who
represent na-
tional organi-
zations in the
NBC felt such
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Entry Is Extended

Entry deadline, originally set
for Feb. 10 has been extended
n Antil March for Andy Stefan $
4 900 first place fve-men classic
10 be held at the Cadillac Recrea-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
From Latin America

Rolando Duarte. Notre Dame
broad Jumper, is a native Of San
Salvador, Central America. where
he held several schooboy titles N
track events.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Class B FiVes
Sweeps
Seven Will Attempt
TO Gust Capitol

With Class A bowling teams
idle, seven Glass b outfits will hold
the spotlight as they strive TO take
the lead in the thirteenth annual
Detroit Times Sweepstakes at
Chene-Trombly Recreation this
Outstanding among those going
Sunday.
after the 29S7 of Fred Miller's
Capitol, will be Floyd Fobert's
Fifth Precinct and Hank Alexy's
Chene- -Trombly Travellers. The for
mer is composed of Don Mccain,
John Vowels. Harold Thurkow and
Ray Pickard in addition TO Fobert.
FROM ALMoNT
Alexy has his brother. Art;
Frank Langowski, Pete Very and
Joe Chudy. Nick Niblongs CIO
from Almont, Mich. also is apt to
figure with Clarence Hart. Ford
White. George Cordan, Howard
Lee and Leslie Haacke on the club.
Vern Whims' Forsyth & Nc
Intyre of Rochester, O We r
Scheans, Bill Mcintyre, Clarence
Carlson and Earl Harrington,
also will be present. Joe Staknis'
Frankie's offers George Wymer.
Frank faneili, Del Collier and Ed
Olson besides the pilot.
Rainbow Recreation teams al
ways are threats and Don Fuller
tons Piper is no exception. His
mates are Joe Legg, Roy Stevens.
Al Wenner and Carl Savage Wally
Shades Chene- Trombly Left
handlers will complete the B setup.
OTHER RULERS
a total of 20 Class c, 35 D and
38 + also will have their say.
Rulers in these divisions are
Frank Kudron's AIS Five on 275l.
Eugene Becker's JAW Spiders
with 1864 and Cass Lawrence's
Midwest on -2ls9- The latter has
held first place in Class ( since
the opening weekend.
Before the start Of Saturdays
play 81 quintetS had rolled in
Class A. 81 IN 3, 231 in c, 81 in
d and 2SO in + for a total Of 938.
The event runs week-ends through
March IS.