davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-03-04

Mil Mi I'd I'd. NV, De. o576, we make calls
COUCH; allslessher; sess also other articles
fur rugs, metal clothes closet. 1852 Que
oiNIrM MoSdaS saHir De aoin ses4 Toledo commit,
ELECTRIC sos slicing machine. 5o4 K st. NV,
CRIB I snS hI|ao hIIshehsiEa nssa and assorted
CRIB, child's, large, high removable sides,
like nsy nsy' inner,sprinss $40. RE, $500
CRIB, mattress. tire So large metal Westinghouse
electric iron; Daisymaid mixer, spray gun
innePsprlns mattress, FIR. ass5;
PH2NoGRArH table sss mSde
dieion, sS5 Moodles aoo ey0 asai snrrs so00 ''
RI spsnes sS PSoas Va Il anss bed
DEsK-Gov. winthrop type secretary OF
dark mahogany; exeellently constrqSstess; Saes
SSelyss IS Win glass % doors: ssS; 81 s5sS sss -
davenport. t. maple s' prewar' sss.5o Mich,
DESK, large. fat top. oak. good condi.
ton, With revolving chair, $50. Cal
DESKS AND TABLES. used. ss to SIS
Republic 2916 Monday. =.
nu1 mum: sSa NTH E5t smal diamonds $40 Chest
DIAMOND, SOL. perfect Tiffany gem;
Jaeger 2k-carat platinum mounting with
small diamonds. Appraised by Wash
jewelers.. Price, $500. No dealers. Box
DIAMONDS from estate. private owners
| and other sources, priced from S25 tc
| $1,000. Guaranteed savings up to 40%,
Every diamond sold with money-back
guarantee. SHERMANS,-, jewelers., 72s
| 14th st. NV, Trans-Lux Bldg:
DIAMOND RING. lady's: private party
b6HiAM6aDs-Man's 6H 66asfDsM' y; g; solitaire ] Ct.
mans saSgs y sad = solitaire s IS, $3.50: lady.
| solitaire gem perfect blue white, S1,150;
Ilady's platinum az cts. emerald cut blue
white, $1,000; lady's W. g. 2 ct. blue white
American cut solitaire, S975 LIVINGSTON
DIAMOND RING, fine emerald Gu,
| 2-33 ZOO, set in lady's platinum mount.
Si,675. TENDLER's PAWNBROxERs
SALES CO.. 913 D st. NV. Me. $3.50.
DIAMONDS. leweiry ana watches ~ great
resented. RossLYN LOAN Co. NC.
DIsiNETTE IsifsiEiTITE SET, 2-pc. living room set, stu
dio couch. Hollywood bed. Can Be seen
from 2 pm. to pm. Sunday. ALL Iowa
biNEfTE, maple; S pieces with pad: ss5.
Call Sunday 81, FR. 1646.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Swimming, Hockey
M Features

ANN ARBOR, Dec s. Michi-
gan's hockey and swimming teams
will draw the attention OF local
sports fanS next week end as
Bennie QoSterbaans cage squad
travels 10 Great Lakes Tor its
fourth game of the season.
The state AAU swimming
championships will be held in the
Intramural Building pool Satur-
day evening. Coach Matt Mann's
Michigan squad is favored 10
monopolize male events again.
II will be the first public show
ing for the Wolverine natators
this season. 1t is expected the
Michigan schedule will be an
nounced following today'S con-
ference of Big Ten athletic COM
milteemen in Chicago.
Vic Heyligers hockey squad
will play a return match with the
Windsor SpitflreS Friday AT Wind
Sor. On Saturday, the Windsor
Colonials. another junior league
Sextet, will clash with the VOL
Verines in the Coliseum here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Wayne Cagers
Play I Games

Wayne CnivcrSity's basketball
team Will face two opponents this
week before the holiday layolf.
They will meet their oldest
rival. Michigan Normal, Tuesday
and Friday University of Toronto
will make its first appearance
against tho Wayne quintet since
1889 Both games will be held at
Mackenzie High School, starting
at 8;l5 p. m.
The meeting Tuesday with the
HuronS will be the 4lSt in a series
that started during the l9l7-lS
season. Wayne holds "a TO is
edge, aided by last seasons two
Tartar victories.
The Tartars will resume play
Jan 4 when they play host to
University of Cincinnati.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
IL Junior Hockey
Teams Set to Go

Twelve junior hockey clubs with
players under II year, AS of Jan.
are lined up ready to start the
night hockey league season at
Mack Park The teams are:
Tom Boyd FordS. DcSantS Spit
fires. NaSh-Detroit Detroitcrs,
Stays and Eagles Of last year
buccaneers, Roscdale Garoens
Caravan Gardens, Canadians.
Springfield Aces and KoaiaS, new
clubs.
Two Junior teams Vic's Soda
Bar and Lefevcr AlI-StarS. have
their franchises with three other,
yet to sign Any other teams de-
SirIng to enter should call ScCre-
tary Nick Sullo a. MI 1891 be-
fore Wednesday night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
GULFSTREAM RESULTS

fIRsf HACt->i 200, CamnF, aNeai.
q s emo s.ip Mann ''''o''f, "a ~ io no so
Th.leI OConlsieG 81 20
Stcllas sun Smart BET Kssr u Aud.e,
MccHaniador. Grsat Divide tly!ng Hero,
Wartawee and Migration also IAN
SECOND RACES 500. claiming. 3-yesr.
oidS and up. 7 iuriungs tChute
sR,s sii.s 4iSqHf fiSH 'Mes,a ieaV. "3O SO 90 so
Fourth Estate tLAtleurl 80
Time 2S As OF sli7.
Filntee, Tory Row. DAISY Leg An'tet
J. cnco Perfect charge. Mscks Miss. lion
Works and vsldina Brave also ran.
THIRD RACI-Sl 200. claiming. 4-year-
Pf".pse P'Ss sao BOY Sy G:n!Sis. iis' $50 $40
Kates suvcT Martin $50 40
Time 2Os. OF 2.2l.
Tcxslne straw stSck. some Where and
New Face also ran
FOURTH RACE-Sl 500, the Palm Beach
allowances. 2-year-olds, furlongs chute
u Bin tWoodhousel 10 90 20
Va0allo tHansman Ia 40 go
Gay MOonbCam WATSON so
Time l.l2 As off saw.
Ina iastone, Liberation. Lusiy Tidhit. The
Problem. Did He. Queen Jody Best Dress
ZAea Bill and Monteak also ran.
FIFIu RACE-sl 700. claiming the IVES,
Palm Beach INST division. 3-ysAr-olds and
up furlonA ,chutel
tlee Double layton 800 30 30 30 30
sunny JACK tHAnxmanl ~
Time | Is 90, off ; %
AfEhanisthn Marian. Pulled ID, AihAhAh
and Belinise also ian.
sINTu RaCE-Ss 900 the Port Eysrsisdsi
a-yeaf-olds and up. / l-l6 miles
Proof Coil lI-indDergI 4AO 10 40
BuShwhsker tHiglty 10 80
Royal FluSh tscOcca 80
Time 1 as LIS. of 3a tnss useN
record
Gallant bull, Restless and ToolmAser also
ran
SEVENTH RACE-sl7On,- claiming the
West Palm Beach, second division, 3.yeaI-
oldI and up, furlongs tctutt
Turnaboui sullivan 40 40 10
bottle Imp tMartln $50 20
Up Front Stout 7,4O
Time - As. oW 22i1
Beneits Papan, Payiidge, Don DeNto and
Buena Ventura also ran
uGHIu RACE-sl 400, claiming, s'yesr'
0lds and W / mile and 10 yards
Darby DismAy tWalD 7so 420 30
SHAKE Sir Niehois $50 20
IL Ia tThsCSCTl , 90
Time las 9-S. or f.52ig
Oles Cal PesCcmaker. Countess Play,
Beach Miss, Over the Dam, IChnGo RcstCra-
ton. Patch Psriy and sell Call also ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Times Sweeps
Draws Classic

All Detroit Times AN-Star Clas-
sic league captains. with the ex-
ception Of six, have picked their
dates for the fourteenth annual
Detroit Times Sweepstakes 10 be
bowled al Johnny PaulnS' Chene-
from ply Recreation week-ends
January through March.
These SIX delayed their choice
either through absence from the
city, due 10 the national match
game singles tournament in Chi
caco. or 10 make final check on
their itinerary along the tourna-
mont trail for the rest OF the sea-
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

pheasants, how many would he
isSuedo My guess Is about 20O,-
900. The difference In revenue
would amount To approximately
$3.50, 900 which would buy n very
handsome stock and guarantee
good hunting next fall. But We
can't walt until next July to
do II.
"AlsO. allow me 10 suggest
that for the sportsmen's benefit
We have a propagation depart
ment established which would
not be associated with the con-
servation department at all. It's
sole job would be To see that
the sportsman gets something
for his money. Then the con-
servation department could
continue to dabbie In oil leases,
etc." Dancey concluded.
For the benefit OF Mr. Dancey
and SportSmen OF Michigan, the
S ate conservation commission al
its last meeting adopted four
point program toward the improv'
ing of conditions between now and
next season The program;
Expand the production Of
pheasants and pheasant eggs at
the Mason game farm.
Provide for food patches
on state lands In southern
Michigan.
S-Promote the raising OF
pheasants by farmers, III clubs,
sportsmen's organizations and
other interested groups.
4-EnCOurage the hunting of
predators such ~ foxes and
crows
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Springer Club Shoot

Members Of the MIChIga a n
Spaniel Club are participating IN
a trap and Skeet shooting match
this Sunday at its range on Ann
Arbor Trail and MerriaV Road.
Contestants are furnishing their
own ShOtCnn Shells.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
IT'S NOT THE RAIN

ITS NOT IHE RAIN
The boys are having their an
nual squabble on the shortage OF
old Mr. Ringneck again.
r. V. Dancey of Detroit dis.
agrees with Harry Ruhl, chief of
the game division of the Michigan
conservation department that the
scarcity of pheaSantS is he result
of wet spring and produces some
interesting information 10 back up
his statement
"The conservation department
and others have laid the blame
Of the poor season tO "a wet
spring. Danccy said. This l
cannot agree with. In i94S,
when we had n very satisfactory
hunting season, the rainfall for
the months of April. MAY and
June was 1881 inches, I'm the
Thumb area,
"In l9l5 the same months
produced 1898 inches. Did the
IL hundredths do the drown
Ing? Danccy dlScreditS this
theory and produces some start
ling information.
EGGS I\FERTH.F
"Mrs. Pheasant seeks>> high
ground TO nest I'm IL the rains
are on at the time of nesting.
The only time they might be-
drowned out would he when she
has made her nest in lowlands
and then the rains came. Facts
dispute the contention that wet
weather destroyed our crops.
Some possibly, but not the big
crop.
1T was "A rare thing this past
season To see over four or five
h chicks with an old hen. Water
plays no favorites-- II was in
fertile eggs and nothing else In
my opinion.
There il about 550,000 small
game licenses issued each year.
If they close the season on
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

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sST svsbAy Sn5S eo"tSs T5sf 6st, sISspA
ART CENTRE y. moGPrHso .Prt;s =" ~ T''sts '1st,;
OptN BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
at DAY ftss psfths csoGisH LoSs"
BEACON REC. y GI,.ys stsS9'' " "AIssSas y ,',a.s
0'fs ,aosf ss7f tos s'9SG YSGn 0Ay s,y,,aJ.49os. "
BOWLING GREEN~.essit.ssI1IisY si.s 1iY'E"O.c 70 i'7o g.
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BOWL. WOOD REC. sId i'I s,:.- So0pT1'o ~ ,'i,,o
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op'H ho~lirs Az bJ 1oOAT N"i Our Bsfl
BRlGHTNOOR si.s 49, ,,s,,St ,sHT{.t :. AEs e.,
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CADILLAC % 4'i.,! a. tAs' !, r.sI,. s9s1T.Si q ira
OPth hLLtTS btRS AL ObN SATURDAYS
AHo SUNDAYS 90 UNftt CLOSING,
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SsIta!Aolts fsIo etA.s c,
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swffPS tsGIaIttO $4,000 IN PsiIfs
CONNER REC. ~ sassss fGs't' A't, Ii sisi sisl
AS iss,sueg9sT tg9ST PsEs nosttHs ~
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orth bowtihG SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
GARDEN REC, io s.sGS9s1 x9S9G4sP po5!,se e it.,t
0PEN BOWLING TODAY FROM "a NOON
Until CiSslns. "sssdap tn p ~. AtT ~.
GARFIELD "'n y cs'st ~! 20 o. ft5ty' 80
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Minutes FROM O0rntoSn. Ample Pafkias
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Macy pIUn 1888 MACK AVE. Near
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oPEN ALLEYS MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
EVERY AFTERNOON AL DAY sAT., SUN.
MACK REC. =, "!I' aItt1s ss's Ay'sVs KS 80,
Open Bowling at All Timesl
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

Congress competition durin 6
which he compiled a 200 average,
Shaul has a method Of making
spares that should interest the
veteran as we'll as the novice
bowler.
Shaul's way OF making spares is
what he calls the "S9' game, one
that turns spare bowling practice
INTO fun and improves scores. The
"S9 game. which Shaul VIII
demonstrate al all his classes.
will increase a boWler'S ability to
make certain spare combinations
which frequently are missed.
TIE KEY PINS
II is called "89' because 'hc
SPIN J., the key 10 spares on the
left side of the alley and the O.
pm 10 those on the right side.
And do YOU know by shooting tor
either the No < or, No. 9 you can
make any OF 23 spare shots?
II YOU want TO see how It is
done and surely you do, attend
Shaul's classes He Will give IN
StmCtIonS daily through next
Saturday through the courtesy Of
Sydney Laner 4 Co, local dis
tributors OF the Ebonlte ball.
The "S9' game has been de-
scribed by experts throughout the
nation as the best method of inn
proving a bowlerS average. Shaul
recently gave a series OF lectures
and exhibitions to Hollywood film
stars and conducted highly sue
ceSsiul schools in Philadelphia and
Cleveland.
At the opening Of each class
Shaul uses a series OF charts IN
W h hich n I've demonstrates how
spares can be made by aiming
for the No S or No. 8 pin. He
uses black disc which repre-
sents the ball and Mhich-he
moves over the chart to show the
action OF the ball against the
pms. Then he demonstrates his
method of making spares with a
ball on the alleys.
AID FOR SWEEPS
Shau'S classes are conducted
under ABC regulations and es-
peciaily Will be helpful to those
who are intending TO compete m
The Detroit Times Sweepstakes
at Chene-Trombly during the
next three months.
There is no charge TO attend
the school.
Monday-Ferndale, 4:S0 p. m.
Tuesday-Nogue, 1880 p. m.
Wedne esday-Rolawile, 4 y. III.
Thursday-Palace-Dix, 8 p. m.
Friday-State Fair, 10 n. m.
Saturday-Denby, ] y. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
SOen, RnMg
pETRuEzlTTTMEs

THIS Is letter 20 YOUR serviceman It's ali
Il about his HOME TOWN, the most important
place In the world 10 him. Clip this letter today
sign Your name AZ the bottom and send II to him.
Wherever he il. he wants the news from HOME
It's up 10 YOU 10 mail ~,
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
FAIR GROUNDS RESULTS

FIRST RACF-sooo, claiming 4yesr-old'
and up . furlonFs
Ankyos lowe 10 90 20 20
silver Ace tAdsmN $40 80
Marthafits Camp IA 60
Time IFS rs or 80
Chsus wcnd,r Man Mine Hawaiian
F"rs ~ 10. Lioentor Hppocrtns and
HCo>n R,cr-,aoo c.siulni. 2year.
rslNr wallace $40 so 50
,s.o' Mo- p,ss's ss.' r.Hsrc. V $40
Time l.i4 - uN -
Mis- E,idenCe Grand World Eaus Krons
B,s,e ship Stsgs Lirh, and BABE usht
rulap Racr-saoo, claiming. s.ysar-old'
:.s, ;rs.a.r fSoai S ,ws,sss ss.s $50 go s;SS
sr9nn winters hsn,un 90
TO- r ml'dy, H,c,sr Amrersr, .pourh
r- sons Style seehertce ANY Time Anne
h.osI Mate ana Hig Mesl also ran.
yorKrm R,CT-,i ooo suovsuce,. the
ktatia 2ytsfuids fur0uE,
ls'sir Prime ,Gusflrf $50 100 go
ffeveucaiot pau $40 so
Paper cup EFfIrf 20
Time lis as %" as4is
Csp'sio b3no T.'s ~. Ps.y Pc -,
YipTu R,cf 81 900 c',a \ s.ys,r-old,
END no I mile ana 10 yards.
SS Puritan s..,,e.1 l4o 200 30
Innate NcKee,ef 2 100
| Time 40 cff s29
Dsrb, Diplomat Thrrmcnd. sPtwtrced
and Might Stel also rsn
sINrH RACE-s2 500 toded the Bsy st
lonn hAnclttp ao sGes l-lt miles
volcano fhtsset - 90 $50 20
I FsWrl Cold fn.usonf $40 90
FV,Itl1a Lamar Prsft. 20
/ Time A. SIS ~ So
! Piqus Htwthtsfi Rsuubtch Morstto spsr-
! tln-An -Anh-e-AsE--.r1 ftrtrm8rE Ifs6 Tar
/ SEvfN1H RACr-tsr0 ciatrinf. s-y,ar
! oldt arc up ! lis niles W..
Nn'A Dsi Hooper 1ff0 Z 30 $50
I CUM Adams TA0 $50
Hsh BGFTsgt LtHAnc. ; 30
Tiwf % IS ~ IS
Hss Recruit Nrh'y hrse Bahy Earn
'D.cer AfTr rU.E Nuf'r p" Fidf'o
Heos'o' yut hfrte Pc $50 fsnt ~
TiGHTH ENCI-seNG tsmInf 4-yesrcle,
asf M il - r'rr
/ AsthysDurf stur.rt SO 80 20
y Van o. SasH SO -
4 sfsnt0rls trsvns 30
4 Time ~ - er Ns7
I sg D1t Hsrs St- FrsstsFitn Rsytl hlus
\ vonesi snt hsritss tl,s ran.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
With Don GilIies
IN THE OPEN With Don oil
Need Help of All Anglers
To Whip State Pollution
IN THE OPEN

Pollution, the dread destroyer of all fish and aquatic me-
is still with and will continue TO be with US for another 4o
years unless than few dozen OF ehgahs one million
anglers can be aroused.
Officers the Mehigan United Conserv.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
oAKLAWN RESULTS

FIRST RACE GOO, claiming A-Nes olds
Psrs Herhts Root 1850 $50 IA
Hepcat tHsrtwtCk 40 y
Rough KID Leicht ~
Iytts-Jsne Ginninser Rm' ssy Yes Hirh
master Ramps TEDDY serene one, PikeT ;
Bic and PMleS also ran
SECoND RACES 600, claiming 4-year.
ods and up 8 'urlonrS
", Ts!'lsnt i!i pSn, Msrn'm no go SO 9ssSS
Bagncil LeightI 90
Time IA IS of 81
shy Bound ENtfemuS Try Flight Zaneer-
mtn Lucky N oldomwood. LADY Keen
LADY Brilliant and Jeans Air also ran.
rHiRD pAcr-G 600. claiming 9.yssr.
olds and, ~. iuri"nH ,-o so
Credentials 'Keenel 90 20
chic shirley IeiChtl 80
Time II s. OIL 7o7ig
HyTalf Crsepin Helen Asne, Love Kse x,
Anna mullen Top Transit and LADY DIS
FotR1m Rscr-sl 600 claiming. a.ycsr.
Ieqea,a Le9..s., G ,ci$sc} .EsSD' 400 6C oo 3eoo
Latch ON Hriuslnl so
Time las 3-5 cN ~
far,s Patsy, Fc'uol Hign Deer Pct.
.aIrautrr BrrskdrVp DlCsCy ho Hum
sat H.1 Wsr also ian
rlirn R,cr-sl 600 allowance, swear.
.-t 'i i-ih W..'.
81 INI" Pr .lfrH NiH lNttl so 'N
pUg Wagner Crimson 90
StsN EOt tleSsopH 50
Time ! 40 2-5 or Ocis
pigeon cold Queen FCHo Tenlish' Car
bur Bigsndlittie and Ceincr also ran
SIXIH RACE-Sl 200 the Hasta 1empo-
rsda Handicap. 2yesI-oids, mile and 10
wards
Cyeuirht lJrSSopl 10 40 30
ca P.sy tHArtvick $50 20
Sufsr Beet tFrankiiu) 10
Tipv az As OF 7e
WAGON B0Ss Flying Louise ESpiri'u and
Ermella also ran
STVINTH RAGS 500 tNe Al Reyoir
Haodicsp 3yesr-ulds and NJ ] l-le miles
south Dakota tDohSon 3 20 80 20
Grey DAYS tJetslop 40 ~
Ru' Play ftiaTtWICkI 20
Time ar F. Of IN
R.. presri and Raruus also van
I1GIITH RAtI-tl. 600. claiming. 3-veat.
0lds snd 10 ! l-l6 miles
Phantom son iUartWiCk so 80 90
Dukes PA tKeere 80 ~
Masculine Mccoy 40
Time 46 OF S.3a1i
'Nr'u TuWen ny Rirkrv NUEym1on ~rcedY
Josie Miss Anna G. Co.ors ur Wheat,
ATan' Lady and kArls Best also ran.-
sIieId
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

MT. ELLIOTT REC. "''' ~ ~ , 5.S'o'T 5.n
VA, oOf osss,,d Lsss" "a snoa'd C.-,,
NORTH END 70 70; soSir4 isi f'-'AY y. 80. 80.
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
NORTHWESTERN "a '.r4 A1,t1s f,s'0 ', .'gt' :l5',,
oPIs sowLisG sArURoAS Lso sVspAri
"ttkoArs uhrlt lso AtrFe %
NOTTINGHAM s.4eds.Ir;,g ii.1 5e.I Ht'''s sS s"i
opIs BoultsG SATURDAY AND susoAV.
noon us'lt CLOSING sAs Aoi0tAlsG.
nj YupIc Pfc sAGIos.t Az 90. s,yts
Ho.t 90 6sEbTts DJrRolr Ilt.srts
u A'lsSs. oS'a Ho.'i'3 Al ohr sat, Ser
ORIENT REC. us"OOp = s{Es;. 'H'+.Ostss'A -.
wtIsoArs usrli v Aso AiTis -
PLLACE-DIX q. I3ss'sc st'r 'f'"qs O.. s;:: 81.
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Saturday sas -sunday u Nasa UatIl Clo,lns.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

tion clubs are meeting this Sun
day at Clear Lake Camp near
Hastings 10 map an all out fight
against polluters.
Meeting with the group is
Milton p. Adams, hard working
executive secretary of the Michi-
gan Stream Control commission
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
Converting Spares Feature
In Times Bowling School

making spares viii he of tho feature demon
of Bill Shaul Of Syracuse instructor of The Detroit Times
Ocdl and suburban
Fcrndale Recreation Monday az 4O p
rs participant American Bowling
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09
DECIDE THIS WEEK

Teams like Louis Sielaff + & 3,
Joe Norris Stroh, John CrimmlnS'
PariSclean, Rog Ovcrmyer's De-
troit GaSket, Bob Coles Kocpplin-
ger and CaSS SChlaffS Detroit
GaSkct found themselves in this
category. All, hewe+er, Will make
their decisions this week
Those that did select their dates
had the same trouble in trying to
make all events, and for that rea-
son greater number will bowl
earlier than usual Joe Adams
I'll Will be the first on opening
night. Jan s AZ 10 p m Charley
KotarSkiS Fife Eli. Walkers Ira
Wilson and Ilerb NJ a I I h " ;
Kractkc are billed Jan l3. AT g.
AT Watson Palmer Park. run
nCrup last season 10 Stroh S
rccord-Shattcrnc 22l5 with 303l,
goes on Jan. 20 n 8, along with
Nal Gllmour's Nye and Henry
EhrlcS Coca-COla. Harold Allen 5
MincralltcS follow Jan. y. Joe
PauluS' Chcnc- Trombly, Feb. 10,
and Rudy Walhy'S DcluXweld,
March 10, at @
ALL HAVE CHANCE
Again. some teams aVering SOC
or better, are hCSItatIng entering
because they believe they haven't
a chance. That doesn't hold true
All Glass A teams Will roll across
the same six alleys. Furthermore
whoever heard about Joe Walker
until he won the current Vogue
Sweeper over field OF some oi
the greatest stars in the country
last year?
In addition 10 Class A. there
are four other divisions, 3. S5C
average and including 899; c, SOC
and including $40. d. $50 and in.
ctuding 79g and r, 749 or less
First prizes in ih,ec classes are
$3.50, an increase Of $50 over last
season. with an entry fee of S6.5C
per team. as compared with $3C
for Class A. where the first award
is $500. Each VIII have separate
prize funds.
The entire prlle fund is esti-
mated at $l5,0d0 and may be
more.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

COMMON COUNCIL enacted law prohibiting the transact
Y of real estate Sunday but held up becal
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

DSR transportation, -, =.
Richard Reading and II police officers nave lost their
VIII shortly begin terms Tor gaft conspiracy
Their convictions upheld by the state court
Edwards council pIcSldentelec "n ms way 'c
San Francesca from Manila discharged from the
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-09

Because building materials coming in to Deuoi
builders as Mayor JcfreS has taken IL
eliminate ms efforts solve the cys housing