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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Big Pep Talk Awaited

So vexed is Jolly Jack with the
Montreals that he refuses 10 say
anything nice about them now.
And next Sunday night we are
going 10 try 10 sneak into the
Wing dressing room before the
start Of the game 10 hear the
speech jolly Jack delivers 10 his
players.
When he gets himself worked
into a mood such as he now
possesses. Adams is speech
maker from away back. He'll use
every psychological trick in the
book 20 try 10 stir his men into
an emotional. fighting frenzy
Several weeks ago, the night
after Maurice Richard. the Cana
diem scoring ace. pumped five
goals into the Detroitnet, Adams
said he was the closest thing he
had seen 10 HOWE Morenz in
years.
The Wing boss has amended
that statement. He says now
Richards head is so big ne won
be able TO get II through the
Windsor Tunnel.
Hes become temperamental,"
said Adams. AS soon rs any
body touches him now he wants
TO fight. Great hockey players
take IL. and then dish IL back"
Yep, looks like quite A session
on deck when the Canadtens move
in next Sunday.
jolly Jack is mad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
indianapolis Girl
Has 1909 Total

DAYTON. Jan. Is 49, Patty
Striebeck of indianapolis estab-
lished new record in the
Women's Central States bowling
tournament here last night when
she registered a total of 1909 ac-
tual pins for the all-events TO top
her closest rival, Ruth Hartman
of Chicago with 1900.
Miss Striebeck. a junior in
high school had 30, 2S9 and 1871,
for $50 in the team event. Her
2S9 game also is top for individual
game Of the event. She chalked up
GOT in her doubles and SD in the
singles.
In the team event Detroits
Olympic Recreation five still leads
with 1926 of which 1880 is actual.
Two Detroit teams, Cloverland
and Enterprise chalked up 2S45
and 1919, respectively, but both
finished out of the first 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Times Derby Skates Entry
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Address
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Puzzles Leaf Star

Adams isn't the only one who
can't understand why the Wings
fall over and play very dead as
soon as Montreal skates on the
ice.
Bob Davidson, one of the most
rugged of the Toronto Maple.
Leafs, was discussing the situation(
last night.
Toronto has beaten the Cana.
dienS four times this season. The
same Maple Leafs have not licked
Detroit once--losing six games
and tying one.
In fact, the Organist al Olympia
has been instructed 10 play as A
Detroit theme song. Well get by
as long as we have you" each
time the Leafs put in an appear
ance.
II think Detroit has a better
balanced team than Montreal"
said Davidson Certainly the
Wings second and third lines
are better than Montreal's."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

cop a decision from the Montreal
menace.
You know, of course, the Wings
played through an entire season a
year ago and the best they could
get was one tie with Richard.
Durham. Blake and Co.
This season the Adams clan
have failed to win once from the
Ganadiens, and already they have
been rationed that one tie.
The whole thing has Jolly Jack
about as happy as Tilted por-
cupine. And come this next Sum
day night, when the Montreals
come back to Olympia. Adams is
determined to break that jinx IL
he personally has to play eoalie--
figuring, of course, his physique
will fill the Red Wings net very
snugly indeed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Southern
Schools
On Pan

CLEVELAND, Jan. Is (UP)-
The Cleveland Press today quoted
a National Collegiate Athletic
Association official as saying that
the NCAAs election of Tulane
UniverSity'S Wilbur Smith as
president presaged a breakdown
on SubSidi2ation Of athletes.
The spokesman, Lynn w. st.
John director of athletics at Ohio
State University, was quoted as
saying that I'VE are getting sick
of some OF those tsouthern)
schools using athletic receipts to
pay board, room and tuition and
buy books for football players"
The Press story was written by
Jack CloWSer, one of the nations
top football writer's who attended
tho NCAA meeting in Columbus
last week.
The we" he said. referred to
himself and the late Maj. John
L. Griffith NCAA secretary
treasurer and Western Conference
commissioner.
I'VE had decided that we had
"A better chance 10 lick the sit
uatiOn with a Southern man In
the top iob-- Wilbur Smith VIII
go along with us I'm our efforts,
YOU can bank on that. As a
SOutherner, his efforts will
arouse less antagonlsm than II
a Northern man was TO tackle
the job" ST. John said.
THE NCAA has had n good
strong constitution that was
adopted five years ago. Up to
now, we've never really buckied
down under its provisions and
thrown out some OF these
schools that are guilty OF these
practices.
"Now we've decided to get
some action"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Mrs. Bruner. EX-Pin
Star. Taken by Death

Detroit has known, averaging 17C
or higher during her career, Mrs
Bruncr gave TIP active competition
five years ago but remained iden-
tilted With The game as assistant
st Grand Central and Red Mil
She was Harry RaiSton'S assistant
40 Log CABIN The last few weeks
before her death.
Mrs. Buner q pioneered the
womeu's side OF the game here
10 Tho days when a woman did
not dare ~ De- seen entering a
bowling establishment and, as
Emma Hill remarks, when they
dld they hung black curtains
around the area 20 keep the busy
bodies az their distance"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Would Combine loops

II is suggested that both the
American and National leagues be
combined, the eight eastern teams
10 be the Eastern League and the
eight western teams The Western
League. Thus, there would be a
lot OF travelling saved
These teams would play only on
Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
the players 10 work five days a
week with Saturday and Sunday
off. On their days off they can
play baseball II the condition 10
play was that the player must
work five days every week, all the
teams would be on the same level,
II is pointed out
At the end OF the season, play
a championship series between
the winners Of the leagues, a
short series, say three out Of five.
Under this plan the Western
League would comprise: Detroit
Tigers Chicago White Sex, ST.
Louis Browns, 81. Louis Cardinals.
Cleveland Indians, Chicago Cubs,
Cincinnati Reds and Pittsburgh
Pirates.
The Eastern League would in
clude: New York Yankees, New
York Giants, Brooklyn Dodgers,
Boston Red SoX. Boston Braves,
Philadelphia Athletics Philadel-
phia Phillies and Washington
Senators.
In each league regular Satur-
day and Sunday double-headers
could be played with occasional
night games interspersed. If the
leagues split all the way, all
teams could travel 10 the scene
Of activity without losing work
time between Friday night and
Monday morning. Besides sparing
the railroads long range travel
facilities, the clubs would save
hotel bills and railroad fare.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Rich Goal Awaits
Peaks Tonight

A good payday for Buster
Peaks hinges on the outcome Of
the Detroit middleweights ring
battle with Sam Hughes at Ar
cadia tonight. II Peaks wins he
has been promised a fight with
Charley Burley in Pittsburgh
Thursday Burley is the very good
mittster who has been winning
fights in California.
q. The PeakS-HugheS taugie Is one
Of three eiCht-round boutS-On the
card tonight. In the others Billy
Miller meets Leon Spencer and
Benny McCombs engages Billy
Adams
Two fOUT-r0underS complete the
ard - Joe Andary rs SOlly
eanches and Mack Parsley VS.
Walter Smith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Catholic Cdgers
In Three TiIts

Three contests are scheduled
for tonight in the third division of
the aCtholic High School Basket
ball League. Holy Rosary, east
group pacemaker, will attempt to
goin its fourth straight victory
when il meets st. Thomas. st.
Clemens, who has yet to gain a
win in three starts, meets Sweet
est Heart of Mary. st. Patrick
meets st. Francis Xavier IN a
west side group battle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

Funeral services for Mrs. A
Ruel RUTH Bruner of Van Dyke.
who died last Saturday, VIII be
held from Jones Funeral Home.
TAOS Qualman, Center Line. to-
morrow az 2 p. m Hor husband is
serving In the army IN the Pacific
area. She was I'D one week
Back IN February, 1881. Mrs.
Bruner. first president Of Detroit
Womens Bowling Association.
rolled p 900 in tie old l2-cllb
Women's.Au-Stsr Leaglo at Cad
allac Recreation and this record
stood until Hattie Wooster had Il
300 Nov 10. 1913
One OF the best women boWlcrs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
.BREVITIES:
Bob Teller Is Back:

In Seattle after is months in
the Pacific with navy =. SEE he,
"A blackout of pro baseball to get
400 men into the service wouldn't
be smart Guys out there
grippe bat deferred and average
guys playing ball isn't one of
them. . Teller definitely plans
to return TO baseball keeps
in shape boxing. wrestling.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
LappOs Carry Off
$500 First Prize

Lappo Five is the $500 first
prize winner in the overaverage
sweepstakes finishing yesterday
at Cadillac Recreation. They had
ITO from 2489 on games of 80
S20-S59. Ed Hale. Morris Willy,
Michael Gudonowski, Jake Maxi,
Charles Konn made up the win
ming team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Tank Arsenal Five
NeWChrysIer Leader

Simon's Lucky Five from the
Tank Arsenal is the new first
place occupants in the Chrysler
overaverage bowling tournament
at Riverside Recreation. Paul
Kranes people hit 331 followed by
James Clark's Boys from Jeffer-
son with 327.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
City Skaters
LOse58 Of z
By GEORGE +. VAN

skaters from outside Detroit
today held eight out of the u
UAW-CIO championships held
Sunday on The Shimmering ice Of
Belle Isles Lake Tahoma.
Il would have been a pretty bad
day for the docal kids if il hadn {
been for Vincent Bozich turning In
has usual workmanlike job once
more IN the senior mems class.
lie hasn't lost senior class
championship since Terry Browne
pinned his ears back up AT Alpena
IN the state championships in 1912
Sunday the durable red head
was In typical Bozich form; he
lumhled around with place posi-
tons i'm the 220 and 440 and then
won the half. mile and two-mile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

Home at South Bend after six
months in Pacific. seq: American
sports represents the greatest mo-
rale booster that can be found
for servicemen i. Monday Morn
ing Quarterbacks met IN Pacific,
too 80. played over games quarter
by quarter -. he says.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

the 10th. But
{ h @ Detroiter
fell b g hin d
again two holes
later through a
drive into the
woods and was
two Stro k @ S
back when Mel
son sank a 30
footer 10 birdie
the 14th
II was while
these two were
battling II out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Clarence HdIIHas
Longest Ski Jump

Clarence Hall had the longest
Jump. a 57-fopt effort, in yeSter-
days ski event at Rouge Park, as
Edgar Neumann and Bill Lathrop
tied for first place with Ill points.
They beat out Clarence Hall by
one point. other finishers were
Karl Hall 10S. Arthur Hall log.
John TeSSmer 105, and Edgar
johnson 102.
r. Nelson won the cross coun-
try mile and a half race is s:28.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

a fuse a n d
S h o r t-circuit
the e n I ! r 9
o | y m p ! a
premises.
b r o I h e r
Adams has a
good &C k e y
I e a m a n d
frankly tells
you so. But he
just can't UNI
derstand WHY
his Wings can't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

senior wonnen'S
class The local
& ir ] s Just
weren't in the
picture. Lorraine
5 a b b e placed
S q c o n q in
points with so.
+ | o r @ n c G
.rona. just out
Of the inter-
nediateS. took
second in the
DO in her first
rrV,fr,rs nuna
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Skating Today

There is good skating ar all city
parks and Kinks and tohogganine
at Rouge Park today tfave you
entered The Detroit Times Gold
and Silver Skates Derby for Jan
27-2S Entry blank is in today S
Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

State star pitcher, told Philadel-
phia friends in a letter from a
u, S. base in the SouthA Pacific
that Steve ONeill and other USO
baseball troopers did wonders
for our boys in New Guinea e.
Watts is an athletic director on
New Guinea.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

in. the penalty
box To-
ron { o. as a
club, holds the
honor with the
Rangers next,
followed by the
Wings The
Bruins and the
Black Hawks
are the most
peaceful teams
in the loop.
Sam Watts,
former p mn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Ted BLankenship Dies:

In Atoka, Okla, after prolonged
Illness pitched seven seasons
with White SOX best year.
1924 when he won rs. lost eight
: widow, three daughters sur
ViVe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Wrestling Fans:

Think Monty Leduc, new
conner here, is going places and
figures he is going to take Walter
Roxy in tomorrow nights exhibit
ton at Fairview Gardens
There are three other bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Sports
Zeller's Shop Loop
Proposal Revived
BY LEO MAoDoNELL

Jack Zcilcr, the f1ger genera!
1uaEcr. once suggested tho PoSsi-
ty OF week end industrial
ague bah for the big leagues
-ould everyday bah become q
ar casualty.
That was 8hol, p year ago.
mother season Cot under way and
as finished and the proposal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
HAVE STRETCH DUEL

In the same threesome, Nelson
and Byrd put on thrilling
stretch duel. After making the
final turn with a 33, Byrd caught
his Toledo rival with a birdie 3 on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

Class b were
the standouts
today among Is
changes made
a m o n g the
leaders in The
Detroit Times
Bowling Sweep
stakes at Chene
Tronbly Rec
reation ov e +
the weekend.
The Wilson's
batted out 1885,
10O4-1002 for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Kentucky Derby:

VIII be held in May without
betting, practically no spectators
using horses now stabbed at
'ChWchill Downs and they would
be hidden by average jockeys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

1902 Score
Is First
BY HAROLD KAHL

Ellis Walkers Ira Wilson and
Ed Zeuschers Burroughs Portable
as new leaders in Glasses A and
d and Dick Kuhr's lusty TOT in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
FLETCHER IMPROVES

Bernie MclcWSk. the Milwaukee
skater who pressed him in the
Midwest H4eet- here New Years
Day when Bozich won by only 10
points, took the 220 yesterday but
failed 10 get in the money in the
other events
Bozich finished up 120 points.
t-dCtTG Fletcher, Who has come
back strong this year, was next
with SO The rest Of the field was
out of sight as tar as points are
concerned.
Bernice Melewski, twin sister of
Bernie, swept all events in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Feature Table Tennis:

Match won by Max HerSh of
Detroit over Pat Gillen at Toledo,
22-20. 21-14, PHO in Maumee Val
ley open meet at Toledo, Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Howard Krist.

ST. Louis Cards pitcher, is in
an English hospital with an in
.jured leg not wound, al
though he has seen action in
France with army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

12-hOle route.
While Nelson was closing with
1863, Shute, PEA champion in
1886 and 1887, had two identical
rounds of 36-32-6S, and Byrd,
pro at Detroits Plum Hollow,
60 and sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Bob Tales
Adams Warns Up
for Conadiens' Visit
By BOB MURPHY
sports Editor

Those Montreal Canadiens can
go too far. In fact, they already1
have ruffled the disposition Off
Jolly Adams to a point where
Brother Adams is about TO blow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

either forgot
Ten or pigeon
holCd Zciicr
has not 81
Gated whether
or not. with
the new threat
to baseball, the
idea VIII bC
revived here
Apparently.
Zencr'S idea is
not exclusive
or maybe IL is
D. DIN ~ rgpfs1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
MAKE SIXTH PLACE

Bill Nichols New FairVlew NO.
2 gained sixth on 1929, Nichol
getting 625, Bob Benson Goa and
Ray Evans COL. Jack Gardeners
Gray made ninth with 2791, Bob
Rich leading on 594.
Kuhr, a former st, StanislauS
Spillcr at Chene-Trombly threaded
253-243-2l1 for his powerful 70T
but Ray Mojka's JarZembowski
was able TO muster only 2760,
good for third in Glass B. Jim
Lippy uncerked 233-234 for Csc
as Tony MachorIatti's Dennys OF
Mack Boulevard took second on
The 2715 of Paul SCOTS F e. 3,
270S of Frank Blouse'S Newport,
1851 of Ralph Cams Fords and
2661 of Dale Burgess Equipment
were good for fourth, fifth,
seventh and ninth positions. In
this group Al Sarpolis' 600 was
the best count.
AL DupiuS' SD featured Bur-
roughS Portable's advance 10 first
In Glass D on S54-S62-917 fol-
1888. Henry Beckhy's l.. T, Swal-
low landed second on 2609, Bill
MeGhee's NatgFaIs third, 1903.
Led by Stan Clarke's 603, Ray
LalOvicks Mecca Club took over
third in Class c with 261Z
Howard Chipman's Grand Trunk
Local Office accounted for the
most important switch in Class +,
second with 2475, the captain
clicking for 625.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Eqan Top Bad Man

Pat Egan of the Boston Bruins,
a one-time Red Wing, qualities as
the bad man of the National
Hockey League with so minutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Detroit Night Hockey
~ Mack Park

az Mack Park
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Dearborn Aces Z Hot Carriers o.
Eash-Detrcit g. Dctr0iters /.
BcnFalS 4. Vincent Post 2.
TONIGHT's GAMES
ScAmps W. Eagles. q: stage W. Lasky. Sis;
Frots vs. Cotters, els. (FrotS-Cotters Game
for league le1dl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16


Dave Roll of Chicago breezed
away with the intermediate boys
laurelS by winning all four races
in this class which is unusual in
this group whore competition is
always hot. Roll is one of the best
looking youngsters ever 10 skate
here. He's Is and in his first year
as an intermediate. Says he's
skating 10 gain Weight so he can
play football gained eight
pounds in two weeks. Now
weighs 1863
Shirley Ovens of Flint also
made sweep by winning all in
termediate girls honors but she
had a good tusSle with Janet
Beatty of Saginaw in each race.
GOLD SKATE FAvORITE
The Flint cutie-pie right now
looks like the girl to beat for
those Gold Skates in the Times
Derby Jan. 27-2S.
Russ Hunt outSprinted his field
in the juniors but a Cleveland
girl, Barbara Bunny" Fritche, re-
peated her New Year day trick
among the girls in this classified
ton
Dick Klein again topped the
juveniles while Pat Nicholson won
a series OF stirring races from
Shirley Evans of Cleveland who
had come back TO win again as
she had done New Years.
Don Hall, Sally and Betty Ert-
man gave Cleveland victories in
the midget and cradle classes
while Henry Shuck saved the day
for Detroit in the latter group
for the boys
Points. Vince BoLch i2o, "a Fletcher 20.
Bernie MelewSki West Alis, Wis 30 Jim
Thomson 40, Bobby SNYDER 40. Jimmy
KninlS 20 Inhn Papey and Walter omeiens
nm SENIOR WOMEN
Points Bernice MelcWgki West Allis, Wis
100 Lorraine sable So Dorothy K0inis 30,
INTERMEDiATE BnYS
Points Won by Dave Roll. Glen Ellyn Club
of chicago 126 Don Leppsls so. Jerry
OldenkRnp SO John Stringcr 10
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
Points. Shirley Owens Flint 90. Janet
Beatty 'ssEinawl so, Grace Rainsun twest
Ailist 90 Mary Place tbetroit 10.
JUNIOR BOYS
Points Russ Hunt 90. jam Carter tCleve-
land 20. Tom Tiiden tChieasol 40. Dick
Fritz so.
JUNIOR GIRLS
Points Barbara FritsChe tClevelAndl 90,
Dolores Nicholson 60 -Jotrr-ARgott 80.
JUVENILE BOYS
Points Dick Klein 90. Bob Murray chi
CaCoI 90. Jack Rcauit 20. Dick Ciassen 10.
JUVENILE GIRLS
Pat Nicholson 90. Shirley Owens so. Pat
Hustm8n 10. Gloria Narva 20
MIDGET BOYS
Points Don Han 60. Bob johnson 20. Mil-
ton Handriesen 10, Jim stafford 10,
MIDGET GIRLS
Points Won by sally Ertm1n' cleveland
go Alice springer 40. Mary Murphy 10,
Joan WhittinghAm 10
CRADLE ROYs
Points Henry Shuck 60 Geurge Kyle
fSaginswl 40, Larry Hsyhcw 10, Chester
NIcraIEI 10.
CRADLE GIRLS
Points Betty EftmGn g Cleveland 60,
Joan WhiUinRham 40 shirley Feskorn 20
Serv'-emcus race 900 yards--Won by u
joe Thornton Forrest Erwin second, Boz
SNYDER third Time ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
BIG Ten Standings

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Illinois SIS. Michigan ~.
Wisconsin 40. Minnesota 81,
Iowa 81. Purdue 81.
Ohio State 50. Northwestern IS.
THIS WEEKS GAMES
WEDNESDAY
Purdue AZ Indiana
FRIDAY
Northwestern AZ Illinois
Iowa at Michigan
SATURDAY
Indiana al Minnesota
Northwestern az Purdue.
Michigan a. Ohio State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Nelson. 10 Under.
Nips Shute. Byrd

PHOENIX Arz, Jan. 15Byron Nelson, GA Denny Shute
276. Sam Byrd, 277
That's finished yesterday the $1,000 Open
which Nelson beat by 10 strokes the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

Detroit slternates-Scioer'. Holleit, Howe.
Lindsay. NJ. Branettau, hchree, Caryeih.
Wochy.
Toronto slternates -- Kennedy. Davidson,
OMEN. Hamilton, Stanowski. Schriner,
Jackson. Backor.
Referee-Kinc Clancy IineSmen-DouEaS
Young and Oviiie Rnuls'0r
FIRST PERIOD
No scoring
No penalties
SECOND PERIOD
1-Netroit-Lindsay Hove, ( -.
Penalty-O NciN
THIRD PERIOD
2-Detrnit--M Brlnetcau Howe IL. 81.
3-Detroit-McAtee tCarvcth 1914.
Penaities-E. Bruncteau. Pratt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

1902 to soar TO the top in the
$1,000 division. Mike Angelic
was the heavy Sticker with pa
205-2t7 for 646. Tony Morano
had 209-221 in $40, George Gin
gerella 2lo-222 in Gle, Bill
Schlicker 581 and Walker $50.
Louis Burr's Harry Suffrin fol-
lowed into second with a 1913
middle game in 1892, Tony Novak
contributing 247-220 in 652 and
Clarence Hoffman 206-236 in ga.
Don Cuomos 618 and Bill Palm
er's 612 paced New Fairview Rec.
No. | TO third on 2S7l. Rog
OvermyeF'S Detroit Gasket was
away TO a zoos start only to wind
up with 2S45 for fifth, Rog having
606
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
Hockey Standings

NNIIHUNTN INSULTS
Montreal 8. DETROIT 8
Toronto 2 Boston I
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT 3, Toronto o.
Montreal 8, New York q
Chicago 4 Boston I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16

AT any rate the same idea Is
carried in a New York column.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE
IASIERN DIVISION

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
indianapolis 3. Providence g.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Providence 9, Pittsburgh ..
Hershey 4. Buffalo o.