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All persons to he hired in this
area must be referred By the local
United States Employment Service
Office, unless the specific ddUer-
tisement indicates otherwise.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
New Rifle
Training
BY DON GILLIES

A rifle training program with
guns and ammunition and war de-
partment tructors will be
opened at the Brush Street Arm
ory next Tuesday evening
The training will be under the
sponsorship of the Irish Rifle Club
and Will be open to the public
While the course is primarily of
fered to boys Of preinductee age,
the training is open TO anyone
from Is to 65 years of age.
The club also is offering a
course in pistol craftsmanship.
Hunters are urged 10 take advan-
tagc of the training as means
of cutting down accidents afield.
Oakland County anglers are
holding their annual fish fry this
evening at the American Legion
hall in Pontiac
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

There was a time the job of
travelling secretary for a big
league ball club was fairly rou-
tine.
But not in these uncertain war
days-aS Clair j. Berry, the able
secretary of the TigerS,-wlll- tell
you
II takes master mind to
handle a ball club these days.
Born here May Is. 1902 Berry
always has made this his home
lie is now in his sixth year with
the Tigers. For q years he was
connected with the passenger de
partment OF the Michigan Central,
So he knows his railroad business
1t comes IN mighty handy in
shutting the Tigers around the
country Besides that, the affable
Berry goes big with hotel man.
ayers. which is also a great asset
these days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
II S Michigan
Us. Illinois

CHICAGO March 9 TIP
Michigan and Illinois. TWO OF the
nations strongest track and field
squads. renew an old feud here
the next two weck-ends as the
Midwest indoor track ca o n
reaches it's climax.
IN the Big Ten indoor cham
pionShip meet tomorrow at the
University of Chicago, Michigan
and Illinois will stage two-team
showdown for the title, while the
following Saturday they are eX-
pected to dominate the collegiate
competition in the Chicago Relays.
Michigan and Illinois have been
fighting each other for Midwest
track supremacy the last two sea-
sons. The Wolverines, however,
have held the edge consistently
and grabbed the indoor title last
season.
Illinois sounded warning last
Saturday by whipping Michigan
at Champaign in dual meet,
5S-46, but nevertheless, both
teams will enter the Big Tens
35th annual indoor championships
Saturday as co-favoriteS. Coach
Ken Doherty'S Wolverines were
minus halt of their famed dead
heat kids" act at Champaign,
which deprived them of possible
two frsts. Ross Hume was pres
ent and scored two victories, but
his brother Bob, was writing an
examination at Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
GoaIie Is Happy

AS harried as McAuley was by
the rushing Red Wings We
thought we saw him grlnning
after he slapped out one OF Howe s
shots. And we know thousands
saw him laugh at the real payoft
play late I'm the second perlQL
That was when tho Wings -
in on a three-man breakasA
with Howe, Carl Liseemhe and
Mud Bruneteau bearing in on the
defenSeless McAuley
sgd finally got the puck
through and the red light flashed.
But a whistle sounded. tool Ref
cree KING Clancy waved ms arms,
aisalleWiffg the goal because he
said he had s1npped- play before
Howe scored.
After that the 33-ycar-old Howe
probably was ready 10 give up.
BHt-tha-G gates opened IN the
third period. sgd finally got his
point the easy way, With two
Rangers in the penalty box aEd
six Red Wings against Tour, ne
raced in with Joe Carveth and
Mud Brunctcau
He stood off The right corner
and Mud dug The puck of the
rear boards, then fed 70 out TO
him.
Mud fed HIM the puck, sgd
patted IL across the goaimouih to
Capcth and Joe slapped II m.
II was a goal for CaTveth, but
it was point No 515 for Howe.
II sgd never scores another point.
he'll probably stay m the record
books for 10 or - years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

In the eight-round seminal,
Gene Gudgin will give one pound
10 Vincent Jones. Gudglll weighed
l49. Jones $50.
The Kochan-Wclch ioust will
top a card of six bouts. which calls
for a total Of 36 rounds, the first
of which viii 60 on at $50 o'clock
Both boys have appeared in
Olympia before koChan in two
stirring contests with Jake La
Motta and Welch in bouts with
OSSie bulldog Harris and La
Motta Both lost 10 the rugged
LaMotta. Welch. who boasts the
mddleweight championship of
New England title, won over
Harris
In soni-windup, Gene Gudgill,
the hard hitting Dayton welter-
weight is matched with Vincent
Jones of New York for eight
rounds. Jones is out for Ray
Sugar Robinson's stable,
Gudgill knocked out Milton
KcSSlcr of New York in the last
Olympia show.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
Mrs. Nipper Earns
First in Pin Meet

First prize in the women S
Junior individual foHr-EaH}e classic
at Winter Garden belongs Off
cially today 10 Mrs Leslie NIppcr
who finished the schedule last
night with 33a.5 points 70 3l5 for
Lillian Provencal and 1928 for
Emily Jakubck.
Mrs. Jakubek led the final
squad with 675 as Mrs Nipper
had 66S. Pearl Gabrielson Gas and
Clarice Stewart GA. The three
point leaders and Pearl Gabriclson
qualified for senior competition
next season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

tonight.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

the first seven games in Lapeer
tomorrow and the final seven at
OLYMPIC Sunday at 3 D. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

shooting and they will have 10
soar above 1909, which is an ex-
ceptionally large order. Detroit
also should come away with two
other Class A crowns on the 1896
of Chet Bukowski Of f e. B in the
all-events and John p Norris 725
in the singles.
OTHERS SHOULD STAND
The leading 1868 of Joe Norris
Stroh also IS expected to with
stand all attacks in the Mems
State at the Palace. So is the
2535 of Edith Schultz Rainbow
Recreation in the Women's State
at Grand Rapids Detroit will
have l6 fives in the latter, but
all are of the lower average
variety. Battle Creek will share
the drives with Detroiters at the
Palace.
Six other Journeys viii continue
here. The Detroit Times Sweeps
at Chene-Trombly, Husband and
Wife al Mt. Elliott. Lutheran at
Riverside, CYO az Detroit Recrea-
tion. Michigan Federation Of Labor
at Grand Central and 325-Mixed
Doubles at the Garfield. The
State American Legion will enter
It's second weekend in Bay City
Bill Kenet and John Petro Of
Stroh Will roll a l4-game match
against Bill Cerlock and Pete
Tietz Of Lspeer for $500 purse,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
Trickery Wins

Why right here in this town,
We hear that a worlds champions
ship was won once because some
tTiCkStcrS beTind TTC CT5TTpTOTT-y
bench kept inChng the seat up
gradually through a match
He did not notice 1t but the
result was that he kept getting
closer 10 the foul line and he was
thrown off IN his. delivery and
lost 10 the challenger
Don't think we don't like bowl
ing We think howlerS are human
like every one else, even football.
baseball players, slN-day bike
racers. curriers' and even those
naughty race track Jockeys
We know tho bowlerS don't
want their haloeS any tighter
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
SO in Service

The booklet lists so Tigers in all
in service. Here are more who
might be available, mythically at
least, for the Service Team
Harvey Riebe, Ted Gray, Emery
Hresko, Freddie Hutchinson. Bob
Uhle. Harold White. Jimmy Blood
worth, Murray Franklin, Dutch
Meyer. Joseph Wood, Hoot Evers.
Boz Harris,, Bob Patrick Ray
Radcliff and Vic WertZ.
The Tiger fan off the fourth
floor suggested second teams. but
the fan off the fifth floor wasn't
sure Jack Zeller Wish Egan, Clair
Berry. Neal Conway and Red
Moreau would be available for the
Briggs Team" Something about
their amateur status, perhaps.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
Joe S 664 Heads
Masonic Pin Loop

Joe Porgonclek of Zorno is the
latest 10 head the Greater Ma
sonic League on a single nights
scoring. He had Goa at Olympic
Recreation. Lincoln Park closed
the gap between third and first
M defeating Berger, three out Of
four. 2g27 10 275O.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

scorer in the history OF the
National Hockey League.
sgd wanted the 5l5th point or
his career To beat the record
Nels Stewart SET in IL years OF
league play
We never saw sgd skating any
harder He worked his way. near
McAaley for shot after shoi.---
Each time the goalle ne had
beaten six times IN one night
kicked out the puck.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
Gibson Hits 60;
Average Is 2O5

Therman Gibson's go for En-
ginecring gives him an average OF
2O5.32 today in the Chrysler
Interplant League at Palace Rec
reation. Frank Zion had 593 for
Sur..cr- -lnr mark Of 2Q2 q.
Both Engineering and Service
met two-game defeats last night
leaving the former still in the van
by three games Chrysler Super
fInlShcrs took Engineering, az
though losing IN pins, 1887 10 27l7
Fred Wolfs Tank Arsenal stopped
Service, 273S TO 2704
Mike Siracusa Of Plymouth
flashed 637 and Frank Teschler,
Dodge Forge. Gle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
Local Marmen Corded

Local wrestlerS will have their
part on next Tuesdays mat card
at Fairview Gardens Harold
Chaundy meets 'Dutch" Schultz
and Sailor Smith from the navy
contingent here wrcstlcS his sec
ond bout against George COnncl
Ali Alaba takes ON Tex Reilly
IN the feature
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
Hal Trosky Quits
Game for FaCtorY

CHICAGO, March 9 CUP) -
Manager Jimmy Dykes of the
White Sox said today that first
baseman Hal Trosky had decided
10 remain out Of baseball this
year Trosky has decided 10 con-
tinuc his work with a refrigera-
tor company near his home in
Norway. Ia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
TWELVE SEASONS

Hoover since was classified az
and is being counted on to remain
in his old Job at short.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
It's Mansfield Again

Mansfield whipped Barnett.
Pontiac Recreation League champ,
69-2S. al Boys Club last night for
its 33d victory Of the season Al
10 Mansfield players scored with
Casey Lapota's l6 points tops.
Mansfield plays Local l5i M a
Red Cross benefit game at Red
ford Union High.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

the first seven games in Lapeer
tomorrow and the final seven at
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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

CHEERED FOR FIGHT

Lindsay. however & most Of
his cheers from a short punching
session with Waiter At5.hss ef-tiie
Rangers
Feuding between Howe and
Bob Dill the nephew Of the
fighting Gibbons brothers Of St
Paul, also enlivencd the Rangers
farewell party.
There was more fight than
hockey in the Rangers. however,
Bucko Mcdonald. once one of the
greatest of Red Wings, ambled
through for the opening goal, but
before the period ended the Wings
were off 10 the races on Eddie
Brunetcau's shot and the first Of
two goals by Joe Carveth
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
BowIing 1000 Years old

Montreal dampencd Boston's
playolI aspirations by a 81 VIC
tory in Montreal last night
Bowling was proved a 7O0O-year-
old sport by Sir Flinders Petrie,
professor Of Egyptology at the
University Of London who un-
covered implements for playing a
similar game in an excavation OF
grave that has been dated as
5000 B. c.
Jimmy Johnston, New York
manager. arranged in one day
fights for Lou NoVn, Fernando
Menlchelli and Archie Moore
Gunder Hagg has been training
in the woods of New York's
Central Park. but called il off
saving be wasn't satisfied with his
condition for the mile race at the
Garden tomorrow night
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

Mad son Square Garden"
Frank PaccasSi declared at the
William gym.
PaccasSi is the chap who
brought Lou Nova here to fight
Lee Oma last summer. He was
comparing New York prices with
the one to three-dollar prices
here.
Whether or not il was an inten-
tional plug the writer cannot say,
but we could not help notice
Londes writhing at the reminder
of the diggings in Jacobs back
ward.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
KO Artists on Card

Two Knockout artists. Mack
par,hay and Tommy Nelson Of
Detroit viii appear in prelimi-
narIrs on the Joey Peralta-Leon
Spencer card IN Arcadia Monday
night ParShay fights John Cope
land Nelson meets Jimmy Pointer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

Ellis, who'll be in his last meet
He enters the armed SeTv-
ices Tuesday Missing viii be
Capt. Bert Pryor, whose leg still
is aihng
Eleven Michigan State wrestlcrs
will try for titles In the state AAU
tourney al Downtown y here to-
morrow Although the third
annual CCC swim meet al Michi-
gan State pool tomorrow after
noon has drawn entries from only
four schools, Coach Charles Me
Cafree hopes 10 build up the
affair after the war SpartanS
will have competition from Illinois
Tech, Detroit Tech and Wayne.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
Wilson, Palmer Back
In Metro Loop Tie
>TiNDINGS

Ira Wilson and Palmer Park
are back in a tie today for first
place in the Metropolitan Classic
Roberts tripped Wilson twice last
night at Bowling Green, 2724 to
PAS. Palmer Park nailed Delray,
2701 TO 2656. koppitz' Clio Gard
ner had 275 in 635. Quentin Heika,
NYe, had 265 in 633.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

a n d c o ! e y
Welch. w h i c h
should assure
an en- 10 yable
evening for fans
who like slug
gers. Both boys
have prov g n
they can hit
and take it.
I" M | X q
Jacobs would
get l2 bucks
for a bout
like that at
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10

another story
last night when
sgd was try
ing for a point
W h ic h really
III Il n some
thing TO him
Just one point
an assist or
a goal Was All
the smart stick
handling c e n
ter wanted 10
nail up a rec
ord as The best
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-10
269, 689 and BIS
Top West Side

West Side Classic has a new
second high on its board today
the BIS of Index Five rolled last
night at Crest Lanes. Norman
Halleen had 269 in $50 and Redge
Wellet of Wrigley's 672