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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1945-05-11
(orinfhian Baptist
Church News

Rev. P. E. Henderson with his
choirs and congregation will wor-
ship with church in Franklin,
Ohio, Sunday afternoon, May 13,
at 3 pm.
A calendar of the weeks activi-
ties is as follows: Installation serv-
ice of the pastor begins Tuesday at
7:3O pm. Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday will find ser
mons by Reverends Ruffin, J. w.
Broaddus, J. A. Hubert, and j. L.
Munday in that order.
Sunday afternoon, May 20, at 3
p.m., DR.. S. A. Owen will preach
the installation sermon. He is the
pastor of the Metropolitan Baptist
church, Moderator of the Tennes.
see Baptist Association, and presi
dent Of the Baptist M. and E. con
vention at Memphis. The public il
invited to attend the services.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
Action, A sc Call, Action
THAT'S ALL
FOg OPA iNFORMATtON
GET TIE HIGHEST PRICE
TO 7-5S3S

To l-0S3S
Cash AZ Your Door IN - Minutes
as7O Livcrnots Wagner Motor Sales
A COUPLE desires a 1910 OF 1871
automobile IN thciI business will rlaoly
pay your price u motor and tires are
In fair condition. vii buy from private
individual only. please call as soon as
possible 2544 Concord PL 3-st
GOOD car VIII pay cash from pri.
vate owner no dealers OR 9535
a GOOD car from an individual No
dealer VIII pay cash PR 34l0.
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condition buy from private party oniy
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q PRIVATE party need car On good
con ditlon buy from private party only
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a PRIVATE party wants 20 buy GOOD
late uo1cl car from private psIi' have
cash 1861 Peerless ar S53e
A PRIVATE party would IKE g. buy
good used car, have cash Please
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15

VIII I d VtIIIIS IENN
for YOUR car. Whatever II Is. NO 95sl
WOULD like 20 buy 1871 or 1912
Pontiac or Buick from private party
VIII pay cash OR 1920.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
RUSS DAWSON
Cars and Trucks
WANTED

HIGHEST BUYER
WE BUY EQUITIES
twrp1DWKRD TO s-InS4
44OO CAsS AVE. TE 1867
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
qIOO GRATIOT

OLDs 1871 door sedan-Oririnal
two-tone green finish. excellent tires;
has radio ard heater and perfect mo
cnauicslly. sell at ceiling No trade
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-15
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

HOME nortgages n Desrbegb and
vicinity. no service charge Fifst Detroit
Savings and Loan Association ~ Dear.
born 1880 Michigan Ave Dearborn
At &C. ins Co funds for GOOD mtge
loans land contracts bought I'd
Henkei Co Hammond BIDS ca 26A5
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

Look in Section IN Which Your 81
For Friday, Jan. s, 1915.
MARCH II TO APRIL 20
Aries Don't take too much
for granted. Buckle down and
make your own bed. You'll be
well paid and proud of yourself.
APRIL Fl TO MAY 30
Taurus-Bright prospects; ex-
cellent day. Advantages for
sound business efforts, worthy
tries; but you must do your best
at all times, don't let down.
Heart interests sponsored.
MAY 21 TO JUNE 2f
Gemini-Watch closely money
matters. Apportion daily tasks
TO cover all urgent endeavors.
One neglected issue may upset
all your plans, even your prog
ress.
JUNE 22 TO JULY 20
Cancer-Mild or dull inclina-
tons? Can be revived If we are
truly sincere, consistent and CO.
operative with those with whom
we work and contact. Daily
motto: Energy, vim, tolerance.
JULY 2G TO AUG. 22
Leo-Heads up! Take serious
- al Nrtn
period. Lay your foundation for
DAYS affairs with logic and wis
dom, blended with sane pug
naeious will
AUG. 30 TO SEPT. %
Vrgo-If you feel up to par,
try some Of those new ideas,
pent-up day dreams. You are
keen, ably dexterously 70 put on
the brakes and let 90 at right
time. Consequences should please.
SEPT. "a TO OCT. 2S
Libra - Vibrations at peak.
Start early, set pace that will
keep efforts producing at peak.
Not aimless speed. but concise
action. Reconnaissance with
thought
OCT. % TO NOV. 22
.Scorpio - Wide-awake + o k s
will reap most. Courage a big
factor, with promptness in
grasping openings. o bserv
others tactics, avoid the wrong
kind: also unpleasant talks.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
SYSTEMATICALLY home life
is the backbone Of America and
our most valuable asset. We
must cooperate in democratic
way at home as we do in bust
ness. In unity there is strength.
DEC. 20 TO JAN. FL
Capricoru-Congenial aspects
prevail from around noon until
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
BY Frances Drake

Outlook IL, According 10 Stars,
discriminating about compan-
ions. Carry on with prudence,
thinking Of the tomorrows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

BUTTONS AS a sideline pay
big dividends IN easy sewing.
easy ironing easy wearing quail
titles. Pattern 47S5. Youthful
square neck, soft bow.
Pattern 47S5 comes in sizes
u. II, 16. Is. 20. 30, 81, "a, 36,
3S. 40 AZ and "a. Size 10 takes
35s yards 35-inch. u yard con-
trast
This pattern, together with a
needlework pattern for personal
or household decoration, 20
cents.
Send % cents in coins for
every Anne Adams pattern
which includes a needlework
pattern Of useful and decorative
motifs for linens and garments.
Write plainly name and address,
style number and size.
The Anne Adams 32-page
Pattern Book of smart, fabric
saving styles may be obtained
by enclosing an additional -
cents.
Send 81 cents in coins when
ordering both pattern and book
Send your order 70 the Anne
Adams Pattern Department
The Detroit Times, Detroit 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

ihdoy Comes and Find What You
late evening. First in line are
substantial m alters. clerking.
medicine, surgery, charity. Heart
interests rate some thought.
JAN. p TO FEB. 20
AQudTius--Priyate affairs, ro-
nance and family problems rate
high consideration. A little self
restraint will allow more lati-
tude for real thinking, activities.
FEB. 2I TO MARCH 20
Pisces - Generous influences.
Comprehensive planning to tune
up your ideas is essential. Be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Mistakes Pey

People praise your tolerance
and tenderness today. But you
would never have known how 10
deal with other fools II you
hadn't been a prize fool, once,
Yourself You'd never have
known how TO choke back sob,
il you hadn't gllped back many
a tear. You'd never have had
the courage 20 make a fresh
start. If you hadn't barkcd your
shins over many an old mistake.
We learn about living by liv-
ing and that's the toughest
lesson we have TO learn IN lie.
That doesn't mean hand
picked star-spangled living with
foolproof frills. II doesn't mean
spotlights and medals and brass
bands. It means living, luSt-aS.
it-comes . good breaks and
bad dumb gestures as wei
as wise ones.
There's the deal. How will you
play it
It's up 10 you
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Broiled
Grapefruit

FOR A TART-SWEET, re-
freshing finish TO a big dinner,
whether just for family or for
company. there's no better des-
sert than a broiled grapefruit
half.
Simply cut a grapefruit IN
half (allow half 10 each indi-
dual serving, remove seed
md membrane and separate
sections with sharp knife.
Lightly spread the top OF each
grape -ruit half with syrup,
sprinkle with your favorite
spice-is IL nutmeg, allspice.
cinnamon Pop grape I
halves beneath broiler, broil 5
10 10 minutes, until grapefruit
h alves are heated through,
Serve at once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Success and Failure Count

Everything pays. Not merely
the proud moments the
breathless victories, the gay
successes. But the failures and
the fade-outS as WELL Every
thing pays, The times when you
made a fool of yourself as well
> as the time when they were
hanging medals or your chest.
Everything. soonei or later,
matters bad breaks or good
breaks they all mattered
everything was grist for
your mill If You'd only been
wise enough or willing enough
20 use IL H.. everything came IN
Indy.
II may not have come in handy
as you planned Il should. II may
not have paid the dividends you
desired or expected. But IT Al.
ways held a profit, II you had
the courage or wisdom 10 wait
for the payof
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
TastyMeat Dish

TRY BEEF. pork. lamb or
veal liver served this way Sea-
son and -four one pound sliced
liver. Brown in hot bacon fat.
Add ] chopped onion and ? cups
tomatoes. Cover and cook slowly
Is minutes. Uncover and cook
IL minutes longer or until liver
Is tender and sauce is thickened
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Lunch Box Trial

CARRY A LUNCH that car
rieS you through the afternoon.
Use pastry trimmings 10 make
meat pastries. Roll out the
pastry and make into a turn
over filled with moist, WE'LL
seasoned meat filling and bake
at 425 degrees until golden
brown. Chill thoroughly before
packing into the lunch box. Or
for a pleasant change from the
everyday sandwich fill the pas
try With fruit and bake for a
lunch box dessert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
SeIf-Reminder

START THE new year right.
Fastcn a large-iigured calendar.
witty pencil attached IN a handy
place in the kitchen then lot
down special duties on the date
you wish 10 do them Every
morning glance at the calendar
TO freShen your memory Of
these self-aSsigned tasks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Frozen
Baked Beans
BY PRUDENCE PENNY

THE RELATION between a
high score in family nutrition
and a high mark in school is
we'll known To every mother. But
especially when the voracious
appetites OF older youngsters
must be provisioned, the school
lunch is a problem for family
menu planners who are trying
10 squeeze in war service duties
along with full homemaking
schedule.
A special boone TO busy
mothers who are planning nu-
tritious school lunches is 10
build the menu around a pack
age of point free, quick frozen
baked beans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Almonds for Protein

THE DAILY requirement Of
protein for women is so grams,
for men 70 grams. II you feel
you are not getting that amount
enjoy some almonds; they con-
tain over II per cent protein.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

Birthday Find What Your Outlook IT,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Make Salad

These modern delicacies are
ready TO heat and serve just as
they come from the carton or
may be served cold as soon as
they are thawed. Co-star them
with a salad, whole grain or en-
riched bread fresh fruit and q
glass OF milk
II you send the lunch 90
school in the morning with the
children, let your carton OF
quick frozen beans thaw In the
refrigerator over night. Then
use il for delicious sandwich
filings. Add raw apple or
orange. milk or cocoa in the
vacuum bottle. few nut or
raiSin cookies. and you have a
lunch box menu that any hungry
child will applaud.
Club Sandwiches
To heat quick frozen baked
beans on the top of the stove
put the beans with z table
spoons Of water in a saucepan,
cover. and heat slowly. Is min
utes if frozen, 10 minutes if
thawed. Stir gently several
times.
For the oven method put TIE
baked beans in a baking dish,
add water, and bake in a mod
crate oven 1875 degrees | hour
Il frozen, 30 minutes If thawed
Stir gently three times during
baking.
Leftover quick frozen baked
beans NAV be used for delicious
sandwich filings. For toast sand
witches, reheat the beans and
spread between slices OF hot
toast. with a Sprinkling OF cat
sun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
Learn
By Living
BY ELSIE ROBINSON

IT'S THE wasted part of life
<Seu resent, isn't IL? The hurts
lid humiliations that might
have been avoided =. the futile
struggles which showed no
profit when you'd always
boosted that you would have a
planned life.
Then why did you fail? II
wasn't because you lacked cour-
age. You had spunk enough to
stand the ordinary wear and
tear of existence. You could
endure shock and danger
heartbreak and betrayal. Fight,
. If YOU had TO. Work like a
sbeaver, il necessary But when
the days dragged along in a
meaningless monotony, you re-
'belled. You wanted life TO get
NSomewhere mean something.
And the hardest lesson you had
to learn was, seemingly. the
simplest
4 There is no waste in life.
There's no experience I h /
isn't worth while.
( Everything comes in handy
' IL you'll give II time.
Everything pays profit &.
IL you're wise enough TO wait
{for il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05
CARPET SWEEPER BRUSH

USE A small wire hairbrush
10 remove lint and strings from
the brush Of a carpet sweeper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-05

YOU. BORN on this date:
Magnetic, with fine characters
tics. BE careful selecting your
lifemate. Don't place too much
importance on worldly advan-
tages, think more Of ideals, your
souls needs. Avoid tendency
towards worry and selfshness.
Can make good in industry,
finances, as builder, miner.
copyriSht. is45. By King Features
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Tennis Revival
Serves as Gift
Indoor Event Comes on
Sponsors Birthday
BY STANLEY L. BRINK

While il was not intended as
such, the first annual Hamtramck
indoor tennis championship tour
nament served Saturday as an
appropriate birthday gift to Jean
HoXie, sponsor, director, secre-
tary.
For one reason or another six
of the 3S entries. among them
Frank Donovan, withdrew.
Surviving the field were Capt.
Frank Froehllng, formerly of
Northwestern University, from
RomuluS Air Base: Kimbark Pc
terson. instructor in mathematics
az University of Michigan; Alex
Hetzeck. western boys champion;
Eddie RoSzak, 1t Thomas North,
among others. Remaining quar-
ter. the semifinal and final
matches will be played this Sun
day in Hamtramck High School
gymnasium.
First surprise Of the early round
was 15-year-old John Koliba's vic
tory over Central High Schools
Leonard Brose. $40, 6-3. Sc.
1t. North. handicapped by In
jurieS received in battle training,
revealed sufficient skill 10 defeat
John Lychuk. 6-1, 60, and Frank
Skierski Ga, rs. Against SkierSki
his drop shots were particularly
telling.
Walter English, Hamtramck
schoolboy, eliminated II. Harry
Deutman. back from two years
combat flying in the Pacific 6-3.
Sd. 1t. Deutman. formerly Of
Purdue University, has had little
time for tennis in recent months.
Peterson later defeated English,
60. Cd.
Capt. Froehling, after losing the
opening set 10 Koliba As, made
his longer experience count in win
ming the next two, 6-2. Ga. in one
of the days string of attractive
matches.
John Kollbs defeated Leonard Brose. s-io
S-5 SO. ~ I6omas NORTH defeated Ion1
kySsgf k., sd FsRs sI1s5r TssT@ dffSssa Hs,,.s
defeated "a Trshsn go so Mack Taylor
defeated I'd Fox 4-6 5-6 default Walter
Preston defeated Cpl. Howard Phillips,
Walter English defeated It. Harry peg',
man 6-3 ca Glen Hoop defeated "a
Kopek "a 6-3. Al Appel defeated stanley
Osskievlcl 4-6, So 80 Ted Jax defeated
George Dlckie. 40 90 OF
Edward Ros1ak defeated Frank Zuhrian.
go so Roszak defeated JaN 60 so
Elliot Aydelotte won from william McBrearty
BY default. Capt FrQehling defeated Kollba.
as. So. 6-4 Appel defeated Hopp. 60.
Ga. Simhark Peterson defeated Walter Eng
lsh. 6-2 Cd Hetzeck won from Frank
Donovan by default. II North defeated Frank
Skierski Cd rs Roszak defeated Ayde-
loite, 6-l, So Peterson defeated Appel,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Co(hrane' Son
Ndziis

II was just 10 years ago the
Tigers won the first world series
for Detroit. Mickey Cochrane was
the toast Of the town and his fam
lily frfe was as public as the
RooSeveltS.
Many pictures were taken Of
the proud father and son combi-
nation, Papa Cochrane was proud
OF MS 10-year-old son who was
doing a nice job Of catching for
his grammar school team.
To-day the father and son are
united IN spirit as they do lob
for the country. Mickey Sr. is a
lieutenant commander in the navy,
stationed somewhere IN the Pa
cific. Son Mickey is in the thick
of the toughest fighting in Ger
many where ne has been for some
time. He Is with A tank outfit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
City Pin Meet
Sets Records
AL Time Marks
Second Year in Row
BY HAROLD KAHL

Breaking records is becoming a
habit with the Detroit Bowling
Association. When Frank Mitzel
secretary, announced a total of
3,434 teams, 1854 doubles. 1889
singles and a $38,041 prize fund
for this years city tournament at
Hall-DoddS and Palmer Park rec
reations. il marked the second
successive year all-time high
marks were set.
Why Detroit is ranked the hot
test bowling spot in the nation is
shown by the fact the entry is
only 80 teams, 43 doubles and ATS
singles shy of exceeding the COM
bined totals OF Milwaukee and
Chicago. two other cities noted
for bowling. Milwaukee's city
tourney attracted 2.064 quintets.
2407 duos and 4,508 individuals;
Chicago's | 400, 1920 and 1856.
This years team entry-betters
that of last season, 3,0i6, by 418.
The doubles and singles tops of
1899 and 6,i48 OF last year also
are surpassed by 646 and 2,241,
respectively. The prize fund has
been boosted d from S33,409 to
S3S.04l. a difference of S4.632.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Iowa Silent
On Grove Story

IOWA CITY, Ia, March II rUP)
- University of Iowa officials
were silent today on reports Glenn
Grove, Al, head basketball coach
and assistant line coach at the
University of Notre Dame, had
signed a two-year contract 10 be-
come the Hawkeyes' head football
coach.
However, II was reported that
only board action remains 10 make
the action official
Grove will succeed Edward p
fSlipl Madigan. He also will as
sist lawrence -tPopst- Harrison
head basketball coach, during the
cage season and Harrison Will
assist Grove during the grid
season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
New Champs Due

HERE AND THERE-Unless
Bujack'S injured ankle acts up he
and Fred BreckleS should win the
state match game doubles title
from Gibson and Wayne Spauld-
ing when two blocks of seven
games each are completed al AM
baSsador this Sunday az 3 and s
p. m. Charges Gibson is
laying down chad a 1915 for the
first half because Bujack and
Breckles are his teammates are
silly Gibbie would rather
win a match than eat. no matter
whom the opposition may be.
Extra deadline for the fourteenth
annual Chene-Trombly $50 handi-
cap tourney, opening March 81,
has been extended until next Sat
urday Top prizes are $1,000,
5000 and 500 in the team,
doubles and singles Louis
p. Gardella, 81, stepped into the
Cadillac the other day after a
, ,10-year lapse from bowling ..
)He left the 3-7-10 in one of his
practice games and boasted he
could make II Strangely
enough, he did
Entries for Lou Serianni'S novel
Three-Five Classic at the Gar
den, starting March 81. close
next Saturday II is for
Class A bowlers Of $50 average,
or more and Class B under 1S0
both divisions paying $500 first
prizes You roll five games.
but count only your highest three
Detroit Yacht Club League
will hold its 39th annual banquet
at the club April Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
II Y Boys Pass
Life-Saving Course

Eleven members successfully
completed the -iifc.Savrrg course
at Northeastern INCA during the
first week Of March.
The following boys passed the
junior division: Simon Sails. Her
man Van Baak, Harrison Bu-
chanan, Hugh Kupka and Tom
Jones. Those who successfully
completed the course in the senior
division are Ed Lusk, Arnold
Sudolski, Earl Williams, Don
Golembu, Arthur Cundif, Igna-
titus Sails Jr. The course was
directed by Harry W. Mantle
director Of physical education at
the "Y
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Texan in Quest
Of Mat Crown

Buck" Estes, Texan who has
won five straight starts here to
earn his way 20 junior heavy
title clash, meets Bert Ruby for
the MWA belt in Tuesdays fea-
ture bout at Fairview Gardens.
He will attempt 10 gain that
crown using his scorpion hold
"a new-fangled wrestling contrap-
tlon he brought here from the
Lone Star state.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

SAss Shfnith X q ppEnndSen,
John Petro, or Bill Kenet when
the 24-game home and home Sc
ries for a $1,000 purse opens in
Milwaukee next Saturday. Norris
doesn't know and will not make
decision until shortly before the
match starts.
A good many railbirdS figure
Crimmins will fill IN for Grygier,
who hasn't set the sticks on fire
to any y-great-axtaHt-thiS- SeaSon.
They do this, however, with utter
disrespect for Grygiers ability.
II must be admitted Slug. or
Windy as he is called is not
too overly ambitious al times but
when good stakes are up he's
gem. Norris knows that.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

will meet in Grand Rapids next
month TO decide whether it
should attempt to hold its state
convention.
Walter Kelly Of Detroit, presi-
dent of the MUCC. is expected TO
recommend that regional direc-
tors hold meetings TO shape its
recommendations on fish and
game questions. Later directors
would meet 10 reconcile these
recommendations at a directors
meeting without the usual large
state gathering.
NOT so FOXY
You can never predict what a
scared fox will do
A group Of Marcus Uowa) fox
hunters drove into a hunting
area and released several hounds
froU-e -case in the rear of their
truck. The dogs Immediately
jumped-a fox who reversed his
field. dashed past the aStonished
hunters and dove heading into
the dog cage. which was promptly
closed and locked behind him.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

Camp
Briefs

WASHINGTON-Cuhsns Man.
ual Hldalgo and Hector Arago
were named top flight contenders
for regular infield Jobs by Sen
atorS Manager OSsle Bluege. They
play IN FIRST intro-club game Sun
day Only three regular pitchers
arc in camp. Capt John Buddy
Lewis, former third Sacker. re-
Gently back from the Burma thea
ter Of war, visited the camp
Saturday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

A few matches like this now
and then for the worthy BVL
cause would add 20 Detroits rank
ing nationally IN contributions. At
present this city with 1907 Is a
poor seventh behind Philadelphia,
New York. Spokane. W. h..
Washington, Milwaukee and ST.
Louis St Louis is tops with SILL
1873 How Detroit, the hottest
bowling town in the country can
stand by and permit st Louis. Of
all cities. 10 be that far ahead IS
a mystery.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
SPORTSMEN CANCEL MEET

and fish regu-
lations will not
be held this
year in con-
fornity with
the intent of
the recent or
der of w ar
NJ o lization
y I r Q ctor
Directors Of
{ h @ Michigan
United ConSer-
Clu b {
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
Sparing
No Pins
Who Will Crimmins
Replace on Stroh S?
BY HAROLD KAHL

That Johnny Crimmins, captain
OF the Parisclean team, will be
used as a regular when Stroh de-
fends its national match game
championship against Elmer
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18

& a m G match
for the Bowl
ers Victory Le-
gIon at Riviera
r ecrea a [ ion
M o n d ay at
2 p. m. T h e
D. r a n d River
10y road Busi-
n esS m g n $
l. Q a & u @, OF
which Or. Rob-
ert Johnson is
p r c s / d e n I.
Is putin &
on the show
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
l8 IN CLASS b

Ember Thomas" Gruen, Art
Brunetti's Calcaterra, Hoot Rob-
inson's Five and Ed Radtke's s
Altes are among the Is Class B
quintetS that will attempt to wipe
out the leading 2987 of Fred Mill
ers Capitol.
After one squad had been COM
pleted Saturday. Bern Frost's
De Soto Time Study slipped into
sixth place in Class c by combin-
ing 80. S68 and 945 for 2723.
Vaughn Hayes was high man with
a 222 finish for 604.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-18
WINNER -FOUR TINES

With few exceptions Stroh al
ways has performed weii in the
Times Sweeps. In the last u
years this club has been the win
ner no less than four times The
Strohs won in 1884 with 3089, a
total they matched later that sea-
son 10 become the first Detroit
five TO win an ABC title.
They came back in 1885 with
1927, won in 1888 on 1896 and
again in 1941 with 3069. Their
1927 was the best rolled in the
history Of the event until Chet
Slicey's Nortons came along in
1912 and posted the all-time high
of 1902.
With such outfits as the Mon
archs, Primas and Meisters of
Chicago, LinSZ Recreation of
Cleveland. Z & B and Pepsi-Cola
due 10 close the Class A shooting
next Saturday night all four
booked this Sunday know they
will have 10 go high TO come out
the Chamn