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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24

Naugatuek wants to beat by l00-0 if possible gave the borough club a thorough going.over last season by something like 33-i8, and, from all reports, will be no easier to beat this year, having ralled over Shelton ID It's first game c week ago.
 It. Commander Ray Dubois, ia charge of one of fleet Of 22 sub- marines, which accounted for more than 6 million tons Of Japanese shipping in Pacific waters, b 6 Naugatuck High School grid protege of MT. Foley, who went from Recres ation field, where he explained his team, to Annapolis, where his foot ball was good enough for four years of Navy grid warfare, including the eaptainey of 6 Navy team Ray was Q stellar iineman who rated Ale America mention at the end of his Navy football days.
 SCHEDULE
 Sat, Sept. 20-Derby (away).
 Sat, oct. 6-Wilby (homel
 Sat oct i3-Torrington (honie).
 Sat, oct. 20-sheiton (home).
 Sat, Oct 27-Crosby (away)
 Sat Nov 3-NH Commercial (home). -
 Sun. Nov. il - Leayenworth (away),
 Sat. Nov, i7-(open)
 Thurs. Nov. 22-AnsonIa (away)'
 For the next to last installation of the high school football series, which will deal with either Cheshire Academy or Taft Prep of Watertown, watch the NEW Waterbury Demo- crat later this week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24
Joe Louis Given
 Ieaion Of Merit

New York, Sept. 24 - (UP)-Sgt. Joe Louis. heavyweight champion, wore the Legion Of merit ribbon to. day-his award for being model soldier, for giving extensive exhi- bitionS, and for helping to develop Q reconditioning program for re- turning veterans.
 Sergeant Joe, who expects to get his discharge Oct. l, received the award in Q ceremonial presentation at Fort Hamilton Sunday. Maj. Gen. Clarence II. Kells, commanding gen. eral of the New York Port of Em- barkation, made the presentation.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24
World SoftboII
 Champs Crowned

Cleveland. Sept. 24 - (UP) - The Fort Wayne, Ind, Zollners were the new mems world softball champions today and tho undefeated and un- scored upon New Orleans Jax were world titlistS among the women.
 Fort Wayne defeated the Flint, Mich, Negro. team, to 0, in the champlonBilsp game last night after losing an earlier game to the same team by the same score.
 New Orleans gained it's fifth straight sautout by defeating the Toronto Crofton Athletic Club, 6 f0 0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24
3rasscos Thirty Runs CTinch State 8. B. Title
w. \. SAILORS LOSE 1910
 AND ITO TILTS

sharp indication that Water bury'B Fred Davi Brasscos will be able to hold their own" against the Formidable Phillies, Yankees and Dodgers hig-league opposition this week, came to light over the weekend, when the Brasscos scored 30 runs against the secondsnest baseball club in the state, West Haven's Sailors. On Saturday night, Brasscos won Q wildshitting game i3 to 10. Sunday afternoon, they were at savln Rock and came home with o I7-0 shutout over the best team the Sailors could get together, including their two "ace" pitchers Lee Davis and Hal Irons.
 Four successive home runs In the fifth inning, by Craig, O'Neil, 0rif- fin and Cucinello set Q state game record, 1t Is believed.
 Free Scoring
 Saturday night, the Brasscos had A biR 0-3 lead after innings, but the Sailors came to life, passed the Davi club, which then picked up four more runs in the eight to take the i3.l0 game in which 23 runs. 20 hits were made, Strubel and .Tackson splitting six between them; Johnny Cooney, veteran major ieaRue outfielder, and habanara, making two each of the ' allowed the sailors by Frank (Spec) Shea. Al Jarlett, Ted Konokowski and Terry drabeck, the latter getting credit for the win. Score:
 nnAHACOS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24
Hartford Sells Three to Braves

Hartford. Conn.,, Sept. A.-(UP) Charles Blossfield. business man. ager of the Hartford Eastern league team, today announced the sale of pitcher Tim Timer and Joe Fryer to the Boston Braves and short stop Charley Aickley to Indianapolis of the American association.
 Triner, g, Canton. Ohio, won i2 and lost 2 after being discharged from the Navy. Fryer. 30. Detroit. joined the Hartford team after be- Ing discharged from the Army this year. Aickley. %. has been with Hartford for three years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24
FRYER TO BRAVES

Boston, Sept. 24 - (UP) - Three pitchers including two war veterans, have been acquired by the Boston Braves for spring delivery.
 Former servicemen Joe Fryer and Tom Triner were purchased from the Hartford, Conn, club of the Eastern League where they won six and twelve games respectively this season. Righthandsr Glen Fletcher was bought from Indianapolis. Ind. of the American Association where his record was eight voctories and six deseats.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24

by James Garrett. :.
 Junior games room is opened daily under the Supervision of Carl steinmetz, 3:30 to 6;30 and 700 to e:30 D. m.
 Weekly moving picture programs will be conducted on Friday eve. nings beginning ocotber 6th at 6:30 ?, m.
 The Service Club is again organ. izcd to supervise the movies and all other social activities Of the club.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24
Gront Best

New Britain, Con-, Sept. N,-(UP) Bobby Grant Of WetherStleld won the Connecticut State Golf associa- tion's Victory Tournament" Sunday by carding a 3S-35-73 to lead the low gross division. RunnerS-up were V. r. Larsen, New Haven, with 76, and Jim Appicello, Bridgeport, with A 76,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24
Y,s...p. %S.t Haven % SSSt sSS 5S S-iiss

Brasseos -. 0O4 c 0 b O4 x-lS
 Rgns@strgbOl s. 2, e. craisc sc;S,;.cIySlIn, g; WslIIsS Jackson, drobeek, Labanara ?, Kil' yak, Davis, clerko, Lamone, coo noy Forrioia, Dohorty, John AZ fonc, Errors-Labanara 2, John AL fone, KlIVak, cieeko, Stecker 7. DeVito, Lamonel Binkowsk. hunps batted in-Griff'n Sn s,r,,,,Si 9, SueeineiS g eSaiR
 Coonoy 3, Forriola,. kllvak 2, Davlt Cieck6, LamonO, Babanara' Two base hitB-Strubel Three base hits - driffn. Stolen bases - poherty' BRcrlfies -- Ciecko, Walsh peupie nick. Left on basos--Brasseos l2. sailors i2. Bases on balis--off shea 2, Jariett {, Konikowakl 2, Qrabeek q, KlIVak {, Irons 1. Hlts--on Shea, 2 in 6 Innings; off Kiiyak. 10 n innings; off Jarlett, n ! s.S ln. nlngs oft of irSnI n inn,pTsi ! inn'n nm ara. T beck, 0 In 2 s.3 innings, Hit by pitcher = by Iron Cuecinello), Klis yak (Waishl. Struck out-by Shea {, JaFiett 3, Kliyak 3, Irons ] Pass. cd balls--FerrIolR. Winning pitcher
 @p1Ss Bspss LgiIns PsSSaSs PtSnSsdor lrSn Sd slnttery. Tlme-2;5s.
 On Sunday, BraSscos got two runs in the first inning off Lee Davis, who was hit in the fourth by Q line drive and had to quit. Four in the third, 3 fin the fifth and a quartet of home runs in . gix- run fifth inning, followed by two in the sixth totaled l7 runs, the Sailors, unable to score. ONeill and Jimmy Griffin got 3 hits. Craig. Cucineiio, Jackson, pitcher Al sher' man and MaZoli, 2 each.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24
Beers I4, Giants l3

Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. 24 = tUP) = The Chicago Bears showed power In the ground as well aS in the air yes- terday as they edged the New York Giants, l4 to 13, in an exhibition professional football game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24
EoaIes Top Roms

Akron, O., Sept. % -- (UP) 4The Rhiladolphla Eagles and the Cleve- isnd Rams. regarded as outstanding dark horses" h the National Foot Hall League, lived up to that rating yesterday in hnrd-fought game #an hy tho Eagles, i7 to 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24
Lions BIonk Cords

Milwaukee, Sept. 24 - (UP) -: The l945 National Professional Football League season opened dis- piritedly last night as the Detroit Lions defeated the Chicago Card inals 10 to 0 at State Fair Park.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24
Totals ,...... 3b - s4

z-Ran for Davis In 7th Ez--Batted for John Alfone In 7th
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24
Allen Helps

George Allen, a top-notch Nauga- tuck backfield performer, when att tending high school, is helping with the coaching this season. showing the boys many of the tricks of the trade he has learned ln several
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-24

Copyright, iO4b, King Features Syndlcate)
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

wins S2j

a telephone tip on a strike in a
major Detroit war plant won the
S25 first prize in this weeks De-
trolt Times news tip contest.
Labor trouble also figured in
the $40 second award as the win
neg dialed the Times city desk.
CT $500 10 tell of a picket line
set up in another strike.
Third prize Of S. is being sent
TO the man who called about the
GripSholm refugees who were
cared for by police until they
could find their relatives here.
Ten 81 prizes are also being
awairirti for ne next 10 best tips.
III YOU want 10 compete I'm this
$50 weekly contest call CH $500
when YOU think you have a good
news story or subject for a pic
4urP.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
Elephant Herd
BB|ots Out Jdps

The thrilling, factual story Of
AeF-a thuR-dertn herd of
elephants brought revenge on lust
fHl JaPs viii be told IN FRONT
PAGE DRAM A over Station
WJLB al l2:15 p. m, tomorrow.
listen 10 tA!S- exciting account of
a stampede of death
FRONT PAGE DRAMA is the
weekly radio play taken from the
files Of The American Weekly
magazine which comes with The
DclInIl SUNDAY Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
CHANGEs MINOR

The election changes sent 10
the House were minor. One
however, would curtail "shirttall"
ballots in presidential election
years by banning local amend
mcntS and questions applying 10
tire city or county only. .
The Senate passed a bin 10
place the state revenue commits
sioner under civil service and 70
permit the civil service commits
sion 10 fix his salary. The salary
is now SIS 600
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
Greek COmnandOS
Raid Aegean Isle

-NEM- YORK, March Q GNSl-
An attack by Greek commands
on the German-held Aegean island
of Meies tMile) was FePorted to
day by the Cairo radio. The Nazi
commander was killed and many
prisoners taken in the assault,
carried out yesterday. the an
nouncer said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
7 Army Wife
.Edkers Guilty

Two women who married serv-
icemen without divorcing previous
husbands, today were under fed
ersl sentence for receiving army
allotment checks 10 which they
were not entitled.
The women were Mrs Alaine
Elizabeth Webb. -, Of Jackson
and Mrs. Elsie Wilkinson. SO. OF
-Nslamaseo. Mrs AeAh Mas fined
S5Ad and pat probation for
two years by Federal Judge
Arthur Lederle. Mrs. Wilkinson
-,raS ordered 10 make restitution
10 the government
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
Patrons OF Pigs
Inn. y. Face .gail
TIucs Photo
Special to rHE DrrRoIr INNS

NEW YORK. March 9-Poliee
Commissioned Valentine has
ordered the arrest Of patrons i'm
Speakeasies.
Meanwhile. Variety. the show
business weekly. said the curiew
had turned the COuntry'S gay
white ways into ghost StreetS-and
that night clubs were doing - to
45 per cent loss business.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

ST CHARLES. III. March 9
CNS)-Funeral services will be
held Tomorrow for Or. Edith B.
Lowry, 66. widely known ply
sician and author of sex hygiene
books. She died Yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
LIQUOR, Ballot.
Passed

LANSING, March p Clearing
the calendar for long weekend
adjournment. the Senate today
had disposed Of l6 bills affecting
liquor and elections.
Adopting Rep Bernard OBrIen.S
House bill, the Senate sent TO the
governor a measure making IL
misdemeanor to carry or display
fake liquor identification cards.
Senator IIIttle'S bill 10 create
a third judgShip in Ingham County
was nassnd and sent 10 Tho House
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
FoUR-YEAR TERMS

Also advanced 10 the House
were two resolutions 10 provide
four-ycar terms for state legIsla-
tors and county officials.
The Senate was prepared 20
adopt the four-year term for gov
ernor and other state officials,
but fearful that Democratic MEM
bors might block passage the
members postponed a
~et4-tiptiI- Tuesday when they
expect 10 have sufficient numbers
TO obtain the required - votes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Decide Parish
Football Title

81. Alphonsus and 81 Rose
battle for the second division
Catholic League football title at
the L. of D. al 2:30 p. m this
ST Alphonsus. because Of its
undefeated. record. will rule tho
favorite. II has scored 309 points
while limiting opponents 10 20
ST. Alphonsus eleven will hold an
18-pOund advantage over ST. Rose,
and viii depend more on brute
strength than on deception.
The line is probably one Of the
biggest seen in the Catholic
League this year The backs will
be led by co-captains Louis Wit
tersheim and Frank Shea.
s. Rose will depend largely
on Bill David. who has scored l8
touchdowns and thrown six touch
down aerials this year He has
played every minute OF every
game ST Rose will depend more
on deception and passes and If
they shake David loose he may
be the deciding factor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Egdn TO Become
Top Tiger Scout
By LEO MAcDONELL

a. J. CWishl Egan is slated
10 he named head scout IN the
reorganization Of the Tigers un-
der George " Trautman the new
general manager, II was. learned
Saturday.
While Egan, more than 80
years with the organization Is
dean OF Tiger scouts he never
has officially borne the title OF
head scout. d title once held by
Jack Zeller, retiring general man
ager.
The Detroit scouting staff.
which now includes but six men,
Will probably be increased along
with an expansion IN the farm
system. Besides Egan. the list in
cludcs Bruce Connatser, Terre
Haute. Ind Dan Crowley. Los
Angeles I'd katatiuzS- -BhIladel=
t-t7-a, ami Frank Shellenback,
Boston.
'F7t+7 both 1Zzt-iifef 1Zzt-iifef ard ard ,IFraHtfnaa
and Manager steve O'Ncili pres
cnt. the Tigers viii BE- vel
represented at the meeting Of the
MINOR and major league Tho
minors VIII gather IN Columbus
thus week and the majors in
Chicago next week Also m a.
tendance viii be Lcan and other
scout, and Paul Richards, Tiger
coach.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Grange Praises Waterfield

Red Grange thinks Bob Waerhed of Cleveland Rams
is the best freshman to arrive the National League
Beatte Feathers joined the years ago Sugar
Bowl sold out long before St Marys and Oklahoma A NJ
were picked to play there Incidentally it looks like New
Orleans has picked off the best bowl game of the lot
Man Mountain Dean the army. returning to the
wrestling Jack Kearns declares Joe Louis again will
lick Billy Conn SchOobOy Rowe boasted coxswain's
rating when discharged by the Navy at Memphis other
day The former Tiger will rejoin the Phs in the spring.
Riley Matheson of the Rams probably the best neman
big time football Green Bay the toughest outfit he
played against this fall
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
AnSWerS to
Times Fans


Q-HoW many times did Gene
Tunnev fight Harry Greb?
Alive times. Tunnev won
twice. Greb won once, while two
others were no decision bouts
q When was Bennie OoSter-
baan an Ail-AmerIcan IN football
AT Michigan Did Bennle Fried
man make All-American any Of
the same years.
A-OOsterbaan was All-America
end in 1928, 1926 and 1921; Fried
man Aii-America quarterback In
1926.
@ Did Michigan ever play in
'hp Rose Bowl
Yes. Fielding ". NoSts great
Of 1902 ipaugurated the
rdlron classiS nv routing Stan
ford, 1910. led by backs Neil Snow
and Willie Heston.
Q-Who won IN tho Rose Bowl
last year? How long ago did Duke
play there?
A-Southern California whipped
Tennessee, $50, on Jan. /. 1945.
Duke last played in 1912. losing
2O-l6 to Oregon State at Durham,
y. C., because Of war restrictions
on coast.
Q-When did Gus Dorais OF the
Lions play football?
---A-Dorais was regular quarter
back at Notre Dame in 1910, 1911,
1912 and 1918. You probably know
he introduced the forward pass,
He heaved mostly To a chap named
knute Rocknc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
BY George E. Van

Of the Toledo Y c. jas commodore.
Ed Keifer Of the Port Huron y. c.
assumed the office of vice COM
modore, while Alex Sonny Win
ton of Cleveland Y c. was elected
a rear commodore
Tom Blakely represented the
new ST Clair YachtSmen as rs
first commodore with John a
TheveVkorn and Al Schultz as The
clubs other officers.
Col. Allison Miller Of the L s
Army engineers reported HE
Michigan Legislature would ar' on
the small harbors appropriation
for Lake Michigan and Lake Huron
in January.
Commodore Harry G Kendall
treasurer, reported a balance of
$500 in the / l.. y. a treasury I'd
Reed announced the Mills trophy
date as June -.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
SPINDRIFT
SPINDRlFT By George E. Van
St. Clair Yachtsnen Voted
Into Interlake Group

TOLEDO. Dec st. Clair
Yachtsmen of Detroit. formerly
known as the St Clair Sailing
Club, was voted into the member
ship Of the Interlake Yachting
Association today at the fall
meeting.
Important legislation marked
the first postwar meeting OF the
Interlake. The regatta Is Sched-
uled 10 open Aug y and Will run
four days finishing on Thursday
instead of Wednesday as II has in
tho past 10 years.
An atteupt was made 70 move
tho site OF the racing from Put
ln-Bay, hut Jim Poulis Demos
themes for oTatOry persuaded the
yaChtSmen 10 return.
Lester Mylander OF the San
du>ky \. G. succeeded Jim Beldler
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Cleveland Pin
Trio Sets Pace

Agnes Morris. Az Helen Katie,
5ll. and Mabel MaSSo. as. coupled
with a ll4-pin handicap, gave this
Cleveland team a total Of 1851 70
lead the opening squad in the
ladies' trio classic az Casino Rec
rcaflon Saturday
Mary Posa 537. Shirley Hnl
f62 and Ted Mclaughlin. 4f6.
aided by q 90-pin handicap. pu'
this Nh.ftcr team In second
with 1856.
Tire event VIII continue through
January FIRST pri2e money is
$3.50. with $500 as second prize.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Props Start
Title SWiin7s
By JAKE PEGSON

Ncilnlul-aa-L.-,--,- rep swim
mcrS enter char ..sh!p wcok'
starting Monday when the east
side divisional CroWn-- -WIll -hn dc
cidcd a. Northwestern High. All
title competition VIII be held N
the Colt pool
On Wednesday west side nata-
tors VIII contend for that sectional
title City Semif!nals are scheduled
Tues Gay Dec Il with the city
finals due Thursday Dec l3
DENLY and Cooley VIII swim off
for the dual meet title Thursday
Dec 20.
Northwestern. winner Of the
city title last year. Will get plenty
OF competition from Cooley and
DENLY, as well as Southeastern
Hugo Ma'son. who transferred
from Eastern 10 Cooley two Ncar>
ago, has not lo.' a dual meet IN
tyo seasons Nur mas Donby.
though the IarS wore able 70 nose
nu, Southeastern hs only one polnl
recently
The basketball team s. after
their earliest opening IN years last
week. enter the second week $ play
FRIDAY with Southeastern. defend
ms champion. engaging North
eastern AZ Southeastern in the
JungaleerS FIRST icaEIc encounter
FRIDAYS GAMIs
North setffrr a. ~r4'-srs'srn. Ctsftry a.
western .sy e. Na.Erullf RfrtsEt a.
Ce1,ta DeGr5 - Fsite-u N0rtseRs-cu -
SruthtAvrfa S-rtrsr- e, Har,sAHa.A HifH-
isnt Pa a. rr.tfirE 'WIt.- Htl1-t a.
MIrr- - ~ = Hl.a a. Cas-.
'Sun.rsE4e Ea~s
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Luth|erdns P an
Big Pin Tourney

Lutherans Of Michigan are look
ing forward TO their largest bowl
ing tournament in history with
the seventeenth renewal handicap
and over-average event week-ends,
starting at Great Lakes Recrea-
tion Jan. 13. Entries close Dec Il
From total of 80 different
cities 342 teams, 554 doubles and
103s individuals competed last
year Al Riverside. Gordon Robins
is presidents; Paul Metzger. vice
president; George SonenberG
treasurer, and Arthur keCk. sec
retaf,s-. y. tourney not only Is
open 10 Michigan but any border
lnC states.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

new 10-year contract with Indiana
but the school wouldn't stand in his
way.
Geary Steffen, who skates in a
number with Sonia Henie, is the son Of
the old lightweight champion, Willie
RitchIe =. Geary returned to the cast
from a stretch in the army.
Chuck Baer is getting a nice
hand around the country for the fine
coaching job he did in his first season
at University of Detroit.
Clarence (Biggie) Mum, assistant
10 Fntz Crisler at Michigan, is one
of several coaches mentioned for
Ossie Solems Job at Syracuse . .
Mum is popular at the Utica plant,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

No wonder George Taaerro sensational Indiana back is
good He halls from Gary which produced among others
Tom Harmon and Tom Kuzma Forest Evashevsk the fellow
who ceated the for Harmon would coach than play
football The EXAM Arbo has just been given his
release by the Navy.
Holy Cross, kngpn New England football, WH
be playing its first boWl game Uher goes to the
Orcnge BoWl a Miami Spearheoded by Stan
kosloWski, AU-Amerca candidate, the Worcester
eleven eigh; out of nine games losing only to
Temple.
Frank Shea dropped into the office to make known that it
would be mistake anybodys miss the today
between ST. Aphonsus University
Sunday for the championship the second division of the
Catholic High School League Frank and Louis Wttershen
are St Aphonsus cocapans St Aphonsus has both
baseball and football titles I'VE toaled 800 points against S
this season. Shea announced proudly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Even CaIifornians

ROUND ABOtT-Bl.I Flesch
former Chcagoan. heads a group
|oi six CahforrlanS rolling IN
|Nogues rich individual classic
|reN' weekend Earl The
Gremcl ha postponed hi> usual
brothers holiday tournament 20
his place next spring NC
|en0uCh time 20 accommodate o}o.
800. now that Scrvlcomen are
hack ~. Cass Schldffs boys
league Sunday mornings after
Church a. Argyle is great idea.
Ollie Hicks Clicks clicked for
S005, first In Jackson for four
years. recently Wonder II
|PariSclean will prove the same
jlnN T. & p Was for Stroh when
IL & b stakes It's state match
|croWn at Palace Dec. l5-l6-22-23?
q. Could be with Fred BreCkle,
former T. a. r with PariSClean
There may he fireworks In the
DBA's fall meeting over the raise
In prices at Detroit Rec this Sab
bath ? p. m.
Entry deadlinc for Louie Burrs s
g. 600 first prizo 1S5-avcrsgc
classic a. Loc CABIN has been cN-
tended until next Saturday when
event opens Ann Xic>SC IS do
| Ing A bsnC-up lob as secretary ot
the Detroit Women 8 Bowling A..
sociation Lee Garr.ty Of Chi
~, winner bof EddIe Coy 5
~nen individual classic viii be
here for the Casino Trio
Just how many cylinders Of De-
troits Super Nine viii bc left
in the Chicago national match
game singles Will be known
Thursday 80. Big Looic Petersen
Is beginning 10 crow his Chicago
Classic viii attract 2.Ois a total
Of 300 more splllers than last
year
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Stuns Cleveland

Throughout the years We have
found no other instructor who OBJ
|tains such excellent results a
former vocal teacher Shaul applies
the same rhythm so necessary IN
bowling with such hnesse MS
school is an entertaining show
from start 10 finish.
Only recently Shaul spent a
month in Cleveland lecturlng in
the public schools before more
than 24OO0 girls and boys. con-
&ting as many as eight f5-min-
A Glasses per day After school
he took his pupils 10 a nearby
establishment for actual instTuc-
tion on the alleys.
His school vas 10 fine and
staged on such a high plane
Cleveland's suburbs demand Ii.
too, next year. II Mayor Jehries,
an ardent bowling enthusiast,
can persuade board OF educa-
tion officials here 10 20 for a
similar idea, properly regulated,
we'll go for IL in second.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

Times Sweeper who are aggra-
waited about their scores and
averages. II will be Just the tonic
the doctor ordered for improve
ment.
The Times. through tho CO.
operation Of Sydney Laner q Co,
local distributors Of the Ebonite
ball. Will present Bill Shaul Of
Syracuse. y. Y who has taught
successfully even the most tenn
|peramental Hollywood has offered
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02
Wake Forest Wins

CLEMSON. s G.. Dec ! CUPl-
Wake Forest rallied in the last
two periods today 10 defeat Glenn
son. l3 10 6. before 5000 fan,
wto saw Nick SacrInty score both
eHchdowns for the Demon
DcaCOnS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-02

local establish
m @ n Is 10 be
named ] at @ T,
starting Dec 3.
A series Of
lie ectureS in
structions a n q
exhibitions Will
be given o
boys, girls men
a n d W ON e n
boWlerS + o r
those men IN
( Q n din & TO
shoot in I h e