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Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
OId-Timers' Pin
Meet Scores

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leHn L,rrEs SOS George Brysn' 4so
Tommy AtErson AR. walter Be-'schl0Fer
A'9None Valentine 45& John Koch AZ.
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sal Ceorrs Msydsy. An-hordus si4 VII
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james Holm, SAG Joe cr..n SIS
Narcotic 4o7 r ~ Cisdelter 443 Joserh
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kenneth smith sll. " ? Metzner 4os
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Edwin repoorten 429
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schultz S37. George Bninget 400. "
/ Tsylor 44s Julius \. Bock sal samuel !
/ Rsurhwan. Plymouth sos william W Ruerj
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walls ass Howard G Heinrich 4Sa. John
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/ Colhv A66. L LaValley S22 . r. Folsom
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Fsn p Dirmeyer 4i3 Otto J odsrfu
| af7 Harvey Munk 4s7 Otto Forth 522
Hugo Forth $40 Emors J Loranrrr S46
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= Donaldson 527.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
VFW and Legion
Pin Meet Set

Veterans of Foreign Wars and
American Legion will hold their
twelfth annual World War Veter-
ans bowling tournament at North
western Recreation starting March
II. Three week-ends are expected
TO be necessary to complete the
event with approximately 100
teams compared to "a last year.
All champions will defend their
titles. They are Crosse Pointe
Post in the five-men, David and
Carl LIGHT, Legion News Lefties,
AL Hengy of Vernon Post in the
singles, and Joe Orley of Holley
in the all-events.
The tourney is run on a 20 per
cent handicap basis with 800 in
the team, 320 in the doubles and
100 in the singles as scratch.
Entries close with Howard Crumit
at Northwestern. March 16.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

match game series with the HellS
Chopper Flesch. who has beer
taking piano lessons especially foI
kenet. writes:
my concert manager informs
me that due Ia a new ruling by
Tobin Of the Teamsters' Union
on solos, accompanies, or ribald
pounding of the worries for any
tenors, baritOnes, or whisky
voices east of the Mississippi il
a violation OF ordinance 2l:
verse 65.
'If dear William does not APP
preciate my appearing In public
with him, l am very, very sorry
and will be Obliged to accept
that Carnegie Hall request.
wiliNAlso see II goes on record
in the Good Book against him,
and thP the proper persons are
informed as 10 his aloofness and
temperament.
AFTER all. we artists should
help one another at all times 90
Vpromote comradeship between
all future greats, and who
knows II may be the ruination
Of n great career. have been
working diligently night and
day. My fingers are worn 10
the bone. i have begun 10 bite
my nails, but who the hell
cares nobody"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Only 600 Leads
Old Timers
Wallace MacGreeor
Takes Event Honors

Once year bowling youth not
only takes a back seat, but is in
the house only as a spectator. II
is the occasion of the Old Timers
tournament. Unless one has been
in the game actively IS years he
IS A mere recruit and not eligible.
One hundred and seventy-t ight
took the alleys Saturday az De-
troit Recreation and scores varied
from well under 400 10 the single
600 with which Wallace y. Mac
Gregor. As, Of 1921 Marlowe. took
first prize. MacGregor had 6l9
Detective Harry l.. Smith, win
ner in 1914 with a new event rec
ord of 666, started like a repeater
on a 236. In the second and third
games he ran into snags and
stopped with 59S. John Lemke
was two pins behind. MacGregor's s
count was the second lowest win
ner in tournament history.
MacGregor, bowling since 1916,
has his first 900 score. Two weeks
ago the former Chicagoan, a De-
troiter of a years standing. had
500 in an old timers session at
Cadillac Recreation. He says he
tries for the 1-3 pocket consist
emily, but gets all his strikes on
the Brooklyn side.
Boaz Rossiter had identical
scores Of 156 for 46S. the second
time identicals went into the rec
ords. Henry w. Ehrle, three
time winner, got 493.
Former Sgt. John p. Flannery,
SO, was the oldest competitor He
rolled 329. Sgt. Flannery served
more than 30 years in the regular
army and participated in the In
dian wars. Oscar Barkenowitz, sc
was junior only 10 Flannery. He
has bowled 80 years,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Spariing
No Pins
FIesch Is Upset
J Over Voice Kenet
BY HAROLD KAHL

Bill Kenet, present anchorman
for Stroh, is appreciated more as
a singer in Chicago than he is
here. So much, Capt Bill Flesch,
who is bringing his Monarchs
along with Paul Krumskes MeiS-
ter Braus and Jerry Skovie'S
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
5 Events on Swim
Card at Boys Club

One national AAU junior, three
state mems and one state ~omen's
event will comprise Boys Club
second swimming championship
meet. which starts at s p. m, Fri
day, March l6.
Junior men will paddle in the
220-yard breast stroke: men in the
state low board diving and 400
yard relay and the southeastern
Michigan 220-yard free style;
women in the 1OO-Yard free style.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Cambridge Captures
Thames Crew Race

HENLEY, Surrey, Feb -
INS)-Thc Cambridge eight
cared crew, rowing m a shell.
borrowed from oxford. today
won the fourth wartime unlvcr-
Sl'y boat race by two lengths on
tho Thames
Cambridge held tho lead from
the start and outlastcd a deter
mined hid bv the oxford crew in
the last quarter mile of the one
and a third mile race The win
ming boat was timed In S minutes
II seconds
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

Ray Oldani, II, Frots' center,
was third high in goal scoring
with II in 13 games. netting four
in one. Two Lasky players bested
him. Ray also is wtiZ in other
sports. He has won five letters in
football and baseball at st.
Bernard High. where he still at
tends; played second base and
caught for Roose-Vanker Ameri-
can Legion team for two seasons:
caught for "A Fairviews, Detroit
Times Carrier League softball
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Pin Deans to Forego
More Experience

but four since 1893. Drago has
been going since 1890. The latter
Is treasurer Of the Bay City
League
This is their eleventh Lutheran
tournament entry Lagden was
in - ABCs and Drago II. The
former alse-competed IN 20 state
events
In his Younger days Mr. Lagden
used 10 pitch baseball and found
time for football. His hobby Is
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Dawson Aims 10 Lift
Ruby S Title tuesday

Red" Dawson. who held Bert
Ruby 10 a draw in their clash
two weeks ago, gets another
chance to lift possession of the
MWA Junior heavy belt from
Ruby's grasp in one Of the feature
Matches at Fairview Gardens
Tuesday. Rough Rufus" Jones
and Buck" Estes will collide in
the other hour match. Dale Had
dock VS.. Louis Klein and Nick
Billings VS.. TEX" Reilly are the
one-fall bouts on the bill.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
RACES ARE POPULAR

Cross country racing is ex-
tremely popular as shown by the
100000 entrants in the famed
Shvermik race. Tennis is becom-
ing more popular while baseball
is expected TO develop rapidly. II
is not played now becausA of the
lack Of equipment and instructors.
Sports competition Is carried on
through club. starting with jun
ior clubs in school The players
loyalty is 10 the club rather than
the school and competition is To-
cal, regional or countrywide with
most sports having junior national
championships.
The adult clubs are divided into
three types: Clubs OF the armed
forces comparable 10 our West
Point and Annapolis, according to
StarbuCkl: large clubs of unre-
striCted membership, and trade
union clubs
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Dodgers Sell Rookie
0utfieIder 10 Braves

NEW YORK, Feb. "a CUP)-
Brooklyn Dodgers announced to-
night that they had sold outfielder
Garden Clearwater 10 the Boston
Braves. The price was not re-
vealed.
Gillenwater. a right-handed hit
ter, played with ST. Paul last
season. batting .296 in 152 games.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

not claim his notice. He has an
average Of 145 in two leagues,
lifetime mark of lie, been treas
urer Of the City Bowling League
for II years.
MIR. Lagden's record shows
2aS game among others with his
best performance series 745. With
Lagden Mr.. Drago had IT'S in
doubles at ST. Paul in 1912 and
5Sl singles. His best singles game
is 27s. Back in 1884 and again
in 1886 he was a member Of two
city league championship teams.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

senior title Immediately after
wards. The big rink will provide
a real test for both divisions, used
10 playing outdoors at Mack Park.
There's no admission charge.
Three of the top juniors play
for FrotS, which IS favored over
the Aces by virtue Of two previous
victories. All three have been in
the league for two seasons.
Goalie Charles Srofe. 16, has
the best marx. He scored five
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

s h u I ou s IN
nine games 20
lead Frots 10
the top. during
regular season
play Charlie
was a three
sport star when
he w @ n [ 10
Pierce Junior
Hig h, setting
eight records in
track and par
pating in
basketball and
football
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Freddies Favored

HERE AND THERE 49, The
Freddies. Bujack and Breckie,
have been installed iavorlteS IN
many quarters 10 dethronc Their
man Gibson and Wayne Spauld-
ing aS state match doubles
champs in their series at Olympic
next Saturday and Sunday and
at Ambassador the following
weekend Entries for Andy
StcfaniS $1,000 team sweeper at
the Cadillac close Thursday -,-.-r
Al Sumetz is the new owner of
Twenty Grand.
The OttoS. BliemeiSter and
Held. Al Beacon Rec, hadn't heard
from Dale MCClain. their former
allevman. for almost a year
They began TO think he was miss
ine-in action until a letter arrived
FRIDAY He explained he had
lost the Beacons address. but
found II IN The Detroit Times
Bowling Directory He ran
across a Times somewhere in Ger
many The seventh annual
Briggs EInploNcS loui iialI''l ~ "i''
nSe held al ParkSide starting
tarch Il. according 10 Frank
Carey.
Johnny Crimmins couldn't carry
a strike on No. 10 alley at the
Palace, or he would have had 700
in the team event Of the state in
stead of 622 A 700 would have
given him 2130 for the all-cventS
Stroh may draft him for the
Hell match The American
Legion State in Bay City. Husband
and Wife AT Nj. Elliott and Michi-
can Federation Of Labor tourna'
ment AT Grand Central. open next
SATURDAY,. FiveS classes are Sched-
uled in the Biddle Recs team
classic, starting March 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

or less al Log
{ a bin April
2s-29 TO May
So Five games
viii be rolled
across 10 al
icyS for a guar
anteed first
prize Of $500
There will be
a d d ition al
prizes depend
in 6 on I h Q
e n TT " a n q
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

Primas 10 wind
up Cl SIS A
shooting in the
Detroit Times
S W g c pStakes.
March "a, be-
moanS the fact
Kenet will not
be here.
* g n @ I is
scheduled for
Milwaukee that
day with Stroh
for the opening
OF the national
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

and doubles. They are also to-
gether on the Lagden Dairy Five
one Of Bay Citys better known.
Not only are they the oldest
active bowlcrS IN their home
baillWck. but senior in the tour
namcnt. Lagden, second vice PRES
ident Of Bay City Bowling ASSo-
cIatInn. has cor1peted eNerY year
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

a 76. Babe wants TO be a golf
pro (the Wings will miss good
prospect, but he's postponing
those plans to join the navy soon.
With youngsters like these TO
carry the puck, amateur hockey is
having its best season here in
years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

champs, a n d
boxes on the
A n n unciation
CYO team.
Babe Par
seHsl7 high
scoring rig h I
wing, had II
goals in nine
games. He won
he Country
Gu b c a d d y
C h a m pionship
last su m m c r
and once scored
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

Tuesday night
when the Night
Hockey League
playoffS a r e
held at Olym-
pia
Frot s and
Dearborn Aces
tangle for the
junior c h a m
5 hip at
7:l5 p. m and
n o r I h W Q : I
f a giles play
NicS for the
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

raising gdldloll
and last year
he won three
ups during the
flower period
IIe has two
daughters who
bowl and a r.
year-old grand
son who aver
ages 103.
Mr.. Ora z o
likes 10 hunt
and fish when
bowling q Oe 3
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

Harry Lagden. Il, Of Bay City
and his fellow townSman, Frank
Drago. 50. Conr der leaving bowl
ing as competitors after this
season. Lagden feels additional
IS not needed He has
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

tIUdU dWdI WN,
There will be seven squads each
Saturday. the first starting at 10
m. and six Sunday. the first
a. noon. She may be forced 10
drop the 10 p m squad each day
10 stay within tho curfew. She
already has received l6l entries.
Mrs. Pearl GabrielSon IS preSl-
dent OF the event
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

- years 10 his
credit and Mr.
Drago has 55
Drago feels tho
m Q as Mr.
Lagdcn
Doubles part
crS for Is
years they are
scheduled this
S u n d A Y AT
Riverside Rec
reation IN the
Lutheran tour
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

that the duck population had in
creased TO an extent that will
permit more liberal shooting reg
ulationS.
Robertson pointed that ducks.
once threatened with extinction,
have increased under government
by 400 or 500 per cent
in the past 10 years.
BACK TO NORMAL
"The total supply now il back
To where II was approximately
25 years ago." Robertson said.
'If we continue stringent shoot
ing regulations and breeding
conditions continue as favorable
as they have been the last three
years, the time will arrive i'm
this country when the supply OF
ducks will exceed the supply OF
natural food in normal habitats."
Robertson said his committee
was studying proposals for the
1945 shooting season that will in
clude lengthening the shooting
season from the present so days
10 three months; permit the use or
live decoys; reorganize shooting
regulations so that seasons In
single state may vary according to
zones rather than keeping the en-
tire state on the same shooting
season, and amend the duck stamp
law TO permit regulated shooting
on refugees purchased with duck
stamp funds.
WARN SERVICEMEN
Talbot Denmead Of the division
of game management, U. S. Fish
and Wildlife Service, warns that
GIs planning to bring pets back
home from far corners OF the
earth may experience some diftf-
Guilty because of laws and regula-
tions limiting or prohibiting inn
portations of wild birds or ami
mails.
Some. species, harmless or even
beneficial in their home environ
ment. have proven decidedly HARM
full when brought here. Others,
like parrots. sometimes carry dis
eases that attack man and must
go through a quarantine period at
the importers expense before be-
ing admitted. Still others are ad-
-mitted- on a permit presented at
the point of entry.
MUST GET PERMIT
In order to avoid unnecessary
embarrassment, disappointment or
even financial loss, relatives and
friends who know of servicemen
planning to bring wild birds or
animals home with them are ad-
vised TO point out that permits
must first be secured from the
u. S. Fish and Wildlife Service,
Merchandise Mart, Chicago.
Denmead states that the service
will gladly furnish sympathetic
advice and, where permits are in
order, supply them as speedily as
possible. He advises that permits
are valid only at the point of
entry named therein and for a
period of 80 days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Women's Classic

Carol Strand Will stage her
first annual tGnior individual
classic for women Of 100 average
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
IN THE OPEN With Don Giies
Duck Hunters May Get
Live Decoys This Fall
With Don GiIIies
IN THE OPEN

II looks like live decoys for next falls duck hunting
will legal despite protests "barbershop biologists"
An nkng wldoWer expect heard last week
Washington Willis Robertson from Virginia
said
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

Korolev is leading a great box
ing revival in Russia and Starbuck
believes the SovietS soon will be
in the worlds championship pic
tuTc
BOichcnko. world champion
breast Stroker. Swims for the Red
Army team. He has beaten Jean
Taris of France repeatedly in the
1O0-meter race, where the French
man is tops
Although he bettered Taris' rec
ord mark, Soviet teams and indi-
viduals have been excluded from
Olympic and world records.
The Soviets have great distance
runners in Pugachevsky and Zna-
menSky, worlds 5,O0O-meter title
holder. Their Danilenko holds the
European board jump record. al
though il is below American stand
ards.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Palmer Park
Target Again
Southeastern Chief
Threat in Sweeps
BY HAROLD KAHL

Whether little Art Watson's
Palmer Park Recreation continues
as Class A leader in the Detroit
Times Sweepstakes for five weeks
will be decided when six bowling
teams come off the drives at
Chene-Trombly Recreation this
Sunday.
OF these six Nal Gilmour's
Southeastern Recreation of the
Times Classic is rated the b g s I
chance to ferry by the 303l total
hung up by Palmer Park Jan. 28.
Jack Crilley, Carl Kersten.
c harley Lutz, Al Sapolis and
Frank Oliver have a h abit of
steaming out with strikes every
now and then and this may be
their inning.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25

AlC0kA REC. "a 'sqs sslsys s,sH''Ns Iyt Ia sutI
Inioy ep.n eosliou H'rs Saturdays, sundays.
10 A. N. On. weekday, Until and After ~.
AMBASSADOR ,its' ftsKttI sGH'sfssTs ts ,.s,;s
Open Bovlinu An Day Saturdays, Sundays From
10 a. n. Iill closine. weekday Tlll y After ~.
ARCHWhY 'o''' EAST 1I IItgsRsOs ,5!, AVE.
noc.ru Alleys. Open Bowling Saturday, and Sun.
dau from A. ". Uatl cio,ns. Bar sdioinins.
ART CENTRE wOopwtAs!O AT ,wAssss.,s.
Open Bowlins ALI DAY Saturday, and Sundays
Free Psrkins. Excellent Tran'portatton Facilities
prInnu orr w. vgRsos at wArIsmAs
sSGn SSts soweiSs S sAIuROtys @ asu sUaosSs i;sSsS
FROM $50 A. ". ON UNTIL CLOSING
BRlGHTM00R stIs sfS't ssllts ts''t Sg' ss ss7s
Ter Brand Hsv erunsvck csotsnnisi Alleys.
Open 5o~ling All DAY Saturday and Sundayi.
nLnlIILr 1872 EAST CONGRESS
Stss aU.ts So OO6sttsy tt'sy roeAY ''i AZ e. 'S
MIXED DOUBLES SATURDAYS AT p. ".
CENTENNIAL mal aliIp s.sti. sNNS Rs,,,iil. .s sosc
opsn so~lins TODAY. a. ~, Until ciosins.
IS Lanes. vi,l, Our Beautiful Cocktail LounV..
CHENE.TRONBLY SIS. !, fs.ss s..,,Iv, z. r... sac
Sso.HANpicAP TOURNEY GsrtR NOW
C0NNER RE- $500 sessts Ayys. Near
Leagues opsn Alleys Here TO-DAY Al Day.
CREST LANES fgsststSs y attISs at s9i 20 s.sss ssss
HOME OF rHE MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC.
VISIT Our STAGE BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE.
DETROIT RECREATION ssetsy attsysIJs cl s:so =
"a ALLEYS. oPEs BOWLING SATURDAYS and
SUNDAYS. v.std,u Until and Aft,r 1880.
EAST WARREN {1si c5oItux {; xA8Hts' y, Oc:: .s"
From 10 A. 4. On. Mondays After p. N.
GARDEN REC. aS etsES0sgY SGSUTSsp podtrio q is''0
oPIN BOWLING TODAY FROM Y NOON
UsTIL CLOSING WEEKDAYS UNTIL s p. ".
GARFIELD A12 ~ GENE sIis 20 ., AtttYs szlS
Ssns Usts 'ISS IsowtIso y TsATuspAvs. sUsoASs. tP
WEEkpAYs UNTIL p. ~. AFTER ~ 30.
GREAT LAKES woO6wssS tS s. saor'~Uss ~ ss.s s
ssturosys. Sundays From 10 A ". Tnl cto,lns.
HALL. .DODDS s.: s,es,Sts y sss"O stEUi; Y s,,; At
oPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
3 Minutes From oo~nto~n. Ampls Pukins
], J. MILLETTS "' THSnsS5s ~ s's,,! AVE
You Are Always Welcome Herel
Inc nLpIu lS0so WOODWARD AVE.
lUU OAOlN 20 ALLEYS TO s.lle0
SStslsss tos stItssoCs tiieUts
Mary pIVn 1888 MACK AVE. Near
OPEN BOWLING HERt ENtRY IHURsoAI
AT 900 ?. ~, AT DAY on SATURDAYS
unTnp nITv 3sis cosHGR AT sAcK
MUlUn UlII 20 ALLEYS lt s7SS
GnTRIEs oPEN FoR PtHckET's ORIGINAL
NORTHWESTERN "a 's,t Stttys SsASO ~ s'yss s.s',,
OPEN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
WEtKoAYS uhTib p ~ AND AFTtA o.
CONSlIIT THIc
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
Olympia Ice Tests
Amateur Players
Night Loop Holds
PIayoffs tuesday
BY DON LEE

The kids" get their chance to
DlaY hockey In the big-time arena
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
EXCHANGE WIRES

Korolev and Louis exchanged
kilograms Congratulating ca h
other ca winning tAe-hea|is-Ereisht
boxing championships Of their
rPSnncfiNn countries
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
OTHER PACEMAKERS

Henry Roses Ford Of Windsor.
a dark horse. Louis Gombos'
Great Lakes Soaking Pits Martin
KowalSki's l.. J. Miller, + d d j Q
CAVES Cox and Baker. Joe Kuz-'
MARS NavlgatorS. Bob Hatcher's
Square Deal and Bil BlaSkiewicz,
~ ~ 4 "a Dt-tircrs arc others IT
Class r running.
A total Of 81 Class GO in D
and - in r Will be firing At the
leading marks Of John Mayer $
N6trQp0le psi Eugene Becker'S
UAW Spiders 2664 and CaSS Law
rcncc'S Midwest 2iS9. The latter
had held Up since Jan. :.
Before Saturdays = h ootinC
started a total Of ass teams. SO
a. Us 3. 26O c, 373 y and 323 +.
had their fling in the event.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-25
LEADER AT RIVIERA

Bob Reads Nye and George
Smiths Schlitz of Pontiac also
break out now and then and are
TO be considered serious threats.
Ford Moore, Quentin Heika, Ed
"Gabby" Hogan and Walter Black
stock roll with Read, while Ken
T. m mquist, Henry Wolf. Bob
Thomas and Russ Marshall are
Smiths mates.
Wayne RamSay'S Rayner, leader
in the Riviera House, is counting
on Ken Rayncr. Glen Milhollam,
Louis Quine and Bill Hamilton TO
get well up in the prize money, if
not on front John Megyesi's
MaSseys is composed of Steve
KaZSo Phil Trapani. Steve Massey
and George Horvath. Hec Longe-
way. Belmont Deneau. Tony La
tone. Howard Hinzman and Byron
Cullen make up the Ritz club.
ward Nautherot's Farris
Bros, a Class 3 winner several
years ago. is the main threat in
Class b where Fred Millcr'S Capi-
tel - riding none too hiVh with
29S7. Alex Triblo. who pilotcd a
Class r champion two years, Is
hack with Flcx-O-Tube Assembly.
The way Triblo is advancing he
may be in Class a by the time
another year rolls around.