davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

FLOOR NACHTStsTs. engine lathe ana
turrsi lathe op~rhtorf day and night
tFiftt Must have oun tools KIceatnt
puftNsT prospects Northern Enfineering
NorEs Fast AtVstef ana Cnsns
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

yiPE BRICK -Bricklsyst for Vofs IN
pef-oi' e-cay Necs g-h0gf DAY 'lms
gr1 '-t 6-serfims Apply in writing
. Bor 32s Dssfborn NtCi
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

DRY CLEANER S HFLPER-steady en-
plOyment. good starting wages 10 right
man Rediord Cleaners. 2il66 W
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

MAN experienced With horses preferred.
Tor barn Man. steady wrrk. good pay
Detroit Creamery. 1901 - Jean.
MAN 10 loAd retail milk wssons steady
Vofk M layof;s good pay. Detroit
yArFAuEry I'M
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

GARAGE mechanics helper god psy
s'eady position Hudson Cleaners. 6l7S
Vermont TY $1,000
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

MECHANIC lC-Aut4. -uuck-fe-
maintenance. steady, pcEtSsr essential
work union wages good working con-
citions. &r Harrington. shell on Co.
foot OF Deacon 81. VI 2-3sio.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

tfFfTfESCED = EaInlenkEGc-&EaEG
man % Nufs IN small plant Clayton
sherman Abrasive asa6 L0nyo
FXPERfESCED mutnr -mechAsieA- AHFiY
friTrt Manufacturing CO Il63l MAcs
Avenue
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

ENGINEERING craftsmen. die drsisn.
.rs hSturc drstEnerE iong program
overtime Befs Engineering. s7Is
Mack Pi. Sg2o
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

FIREMAN end rrffigsrsilcn operator
f0r hgEs wholesale hAsery hourS u
" o. n essential incgt'fy
Nt'h postwar security Hostess Caks
Kitchen. 100 OaEman Blvd ~ TNslfth
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

ELECTRICIANS needed by the Pullman
Co Limited experience only require
ment. time and One-hAi for overtime
vacation with pay EEsentisi induEtry.
Railroad Retirement Board. tA9 West
Port See Mr. KochAn.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

FACTORY WOPKEPS-EIperlenc pro
nuCii-u machine operators. night thlft
ambitious msr earn top WHErf Apply
The Timksn-D.trui, Atls Company
4 1918 Wstt Fort - corner CisfF
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

ELECTRIC Maintenance. Old established
co Excellent postwar opportunity
Apply Champion Spark Plug Co. s52o
Butter ave Hamtfamck.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

MACHINIST. cable Splicer and crane
operators essential work hcLouth Steel
500 $ Llvernols al railroad. between
w. Fort and w. Jefferson
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

hECHANICS-Jn JnuSusI opportunity for
fuzzy eHpefienced and qualified truck
mechanics - sork on feet of local and
intercity equipmrnt. essential postwar
work nos and after the war. hne wore-
Ing conditions With TOP ray 20 start
john y. Ivory. so35 woodward. MA
$3.50
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

DRAFTsMAN-Wsnte by manufacturer
OF small Automo,iye psrtS. experienced
on drafting stamping parts preferred.
30-year-old concern. large postwar pro-
gram. high starting salary. Phone III
OO6O. Personnel Dept
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

FtFST-CLAsS fNturs builder and tool
ussef top SeEes postwar future Nun
HyfromAtiC q6s0 Gnnns.l
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Male and Femole Help Wanted

SHOE WORKERS WANTED, MALE
AND FEMALE Splendid Jobs, postwar
opportunity. Middle western factory.
hnc shoes Upper leather cutters par
ticulsrly In reply state age experience.
references Address Box B44g4, De.
tr0lt TImeg a
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

Ridley Cleaners. Ssoi Hamilton
EXPERIENCED drAftamen - In chassis
or layout deEign top wages HudsDn
Motor Car Co. East JefferIUn a. Conner
EXPERIENCED coiored couple wanted
vtth elderly male relative Can hnd
profitable employment IN duEntuvn
apartment hotel Tor three Apartment
ana salary Cal mofninsE before IL
PA 49lT
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Floor Sanding. Wuxing. Etc.
rumiootors, Exterminotors

GUAR Bedbug. spray gslo S2.5n.
Roach and ant killer 10 81 Complete
line oF insecticides. Inf and free deliy-
cry TW l-4610- Daniel PrGa4fsis- &C..
1880 JOS Campau a. CsulT
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

LUMBER scALERS. plenty OF overtime
time and one-hslf osef 40 hours smith
Orr Co. 1881 W. warren
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

MACHINE designers. layout detailers
iOr food machinery and dairy equip
ment. Machine designing experience pre-
fcrred. So hours Postwar future. Apply
EX-celi-o Corp i4lOt Third
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

ELECTRICIAN--MAin exps srisnee:
permanent postwar position Northern
Engineering WsA.. 4. A,water and Chene.
ELECTRICIANS. licensed preferably one
with elevator experience. permanent en-
rLaxmaa4 AaFtY- E4rrtrr-Ford ffuruttaf
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

EXCELLENT Opportunity sE assistant 20
president of electrical manufacturing
organization. age 3s 70 z5 engineering,
setting sfff manufacturing fKpsfiente
HSsirsble Addrck Boa 3 AAas- Detroit
ns1-3I
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
A BETTER POSITION

OFFICE-ExEcUTIvE-TECHsICAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DETROIT SELECT SERv. BUREAU
l2ie LAFAYETTE BUILDING
CHURCH CIRCLE employment
6rcstes Kitchen helpers day workers
maids. dishssShcrS. 4i34 Grand River
TE 1885
CHURCH CiRCLE employment DAYS.
pert tine dishwaShing. factory. hotels.
II a.hhAA
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

LUMBER SCALERs plenty OF overtime.
time ana One-han over 40 hours. Smith
Orr ca. 1Aahl " Warren
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

nAtsTEShECE MAE-Middle-sgsd sG-
pcrsnced and licensed 90 operate alt
eanaiticnts Apply Er Hic.s Green
heids Rettsuran'. 1880 GfiHSold 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

MACHIHISTS -- Manufacturer % shop
tools Ssnt4 men Sith mechanical ex-
peHence as sales and Ssrvice representa-
TIVE salary and eHpenkes unusual 0p-
por,uni,y. Address Box B-439o. Detroit
Times 3
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

CRAFTSMEN tool and die designers
excellent postwar future with national
fnufacturer Mr.. Sipple. TO 7-l5Oo.
A. Young Spring a. Wire Corp,
blbrook and Greedy
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

MAINTENANCE iuurueymen needed.
machine repair marhinistf. tnsmith,
pipe htteTs miiivtights electTiCians
painters Apply Tsrnktedf hfs DIV n
~ General Motors Corp. 63O7 " Port
~ Ifge~rgff
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

TIHENAN sIfH b0iIfr and trrl0nia
h-trIs Sis an hour and overtime
permanent position Tsyttes Bread CO A..
A-al NAIfln PiArs
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

COLONIAL EMPLOYMENT
$50 BROADWAY AVENUE
EVER-READY Employment Agenry-AI
types % positions for experienced help
Win references. available Immediately.
1850 Gratiot ca 02sS
JONES EMPLOYMENT. ais Besubien.
Coioreo couples hotel cafe. counter
girls. maids office workers. S2S-S3O-
Sss co 1910.
RELIABLE Help MillerS Employment
Ageny LaundreSSes cleaners dish
washers. maids pOries Fl 26S6
WEST SIDE employment otfice-Cooks.
maidS day workers. cleaning laundry
+2l0 West Warren TY 1868.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
MALE HELP WANTED

pIlAFTSNEH, mechanical background.
for fullSi1e body drafting. also detsilefS:
postwar program previous BODY drafting
experience desirable. Fisher Body, 46o
" MllARuhea
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

LABoRERs-fof scrap ysrd work. Apply
Sehlsfer Iron and Metal Co. 1880
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

WRIGHT AERO ~ Cincinnati needs
Mechanical Engineers Time study Men
frOceN Ensineefs Tool Designers In
dustrisl Engineer. Chemical EnFlneerS
heistiafgists. Internal CentefieSs ard
Cylindrical Grincer2 Engine ar, ,THtFe.
-+l---------r------- -..--t-rrr1z -Ecrins Oper-
at0rk. ASsernbiers and Seni-Skilled Ma
chine Operators % build Cyclone Engines
fnE the E-29-SHP% Ffeftftss Company
representative viii intsryies and hire
applicants on July n through IS Apply
t'rifsf si4tfA sF4Piey fnefft Service. 54Ss
Ht6i For, -
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

MECHANICS WANTED Experienced
Cnrytlcf products excellent future for
fight men % establish yOurteN 10 local
community high salary Work EuhrAn-
tse1 50 Neeh year fns working c0udi-
uiQns excellent livinF conditions fuothNi
- AcirundAcU. group Insurance Wri'e
and state references and erperiencc.
HtImAn- Inc. Gl1ver.ville y "
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

- = CHI i1E --ftutrrner ana nFtpFrg re-
pair and overhaul drop forge hammers
and hea1tL---Apyiy IlHken- Detect
Axle Co $500 Visger Road. near
south Port -
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

CRAFTSMEN. product engineering
perience I'm sutomotlve parts or metal
stamping heldS desired. excellent oppor-
tunity. plant employing $50: Chicago
Industrial area. Local interViev arr
RANGED Write Box B-3lls. Detroit
Times Al
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
HELP wANTED--Instrue,ion

LEARN practical nursing easily at
earnings High school not Necessary
Write for FREE facts. Wayne school
- Practical Nursing Address Box
B-44sa Detroit Times 81
REFRIGERATION
AiR-COSDiTIONISC
Mechanically inclined men ret FREE
fscn about repair and Installation
v1fs opportunities and SCARE tine
training plan write Utilities Inst.
B'H B-4fS4 Deiroi; Times 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

FORT ana West End avenues
KAISER NORTHWEST SHlPYARDS 90
Urgently require men hiring nov
Painters plpcfitters. weldsrS, welder
trainees sheet metal workers carpenters
- shipiitterS and shipvrirh'S, burners.
electricians, riggcrs mschinists. chippers
and general helpers. Journeymen 81 20
per hour helpers. o5c plus shift bo-
muses. Work week. ~ hours Time ani
. half over 4eNhourS transportation sd-
VanCed Housing guaranteed See com
psny representative now a. USES office.
S45o W Fort.
KITCHEN MES and poriers Meals uni
forms furnished no nights, sundays.
holidays, Please apply IN person ~
employment offite. IAN floor. The
l. Hudson Co
IABORERs and material handlers
TDW. g.. BUDD MANUFACTURING
co. i2i4l ChsrlevoiS.
tABORERS for loading sns general
YORK steady employment. Clayton
Sherman Abrasive, 3se6 Lonyo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

WOODWORkERS-Enperienoed engineer
lng wool workers 20 make die models
and wood fixtures for checking body
metal sismpingt Jks hand working
tooA Fifher Body Aes -Uast Milwaukee
WOODWORKING machine operator on
Truck -hodieA Proctor Body Co. T74l
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

MACHINE opeIAlnrA=Ex peTlsaced pre-
ductlon machine operators, night shift
earn top sAg%s under our incentive
plan. Apply The Timken-DctToit Axle
Co. 43l5 West Fort St. corner Clsrk
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

lPRRiEsCED DRY CLEANERS-E1
Tsllent Jobs IN modern plant piih finest
equipment. sttady with good Bsy Ia,t
Ridley Cleaners. 1901, Hamilton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

pRAFTSMEN-Engin or machine de-
tail or layout See MT Bacon. 10th
Floor, General Motors Research. ASS
West Milwaukee.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
Situations Wanted-Female

ing, Mon. WED sat. 81 carfare.
Address Box 4s63, Detroit Times. De-
troit 81.
CoLORED ianitress. oishwasher or
4ss2. Detroit Times. Detroit 81.
ExPERIENCED colorec girl wishes day
EXPERIENCED colored girl wishes c!eri-
cal or hospital Work. TY 6-750s
EXPERIENCED giri desires joo as wait
resS TE 2-s49e
HOUsEwORK-Days only. AT 1879.
1 COLORED GIRLS desire day work.
steady or mart time Fl 1857
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
SITUATIONS wANrED-MALE

EXPERIENCED wall washer and painter
Gait after ! p. m. CH 1857. AK Tor
Jackson.
COLORED man wants permanent Job.
experienced dynamOmeter tester. com
mercial fisherman hoist operator. ma
chine operator Come o. write r AndeT-
son e34 wilkins
COLORED man wants wall washing.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

EXPERT repairing. springs. cushions.
sofas. chairs, also cleaning and uphol-
SterinE. estimates free. reasonable. work
done on premises. TO 6-S25S.
FOR fine upholstering call Crane Up
hols,ering. SS35 Mack. PL 2171.
LET FAMOUS restyie and rebuild your
2-piece suite. Call TO s-370o
RESTYLE. reupholster, ready-made and
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

I MACHINE REPAIRMES Experienced
men with tools for general machine re-
/ pair day SHIFT. The Timken Detroit AEle
. Clafk
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

MEN wanted for var work 40 expert
ence Necessary. FuN overtime and excel
leni postwar possihlll'ies Apiy No
J0uth steel Corp 400 & liyernois
avenue A. railroad. between W. Fort
and w jefferson.
MILLING MACHINE operators. mus b.
efptT Tienced on tool work excellent post
~sr possibilities HicgomAtic Hone Corp.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
BUILDING ALTERATIONS

ATTIC. extra room from Si7e. FLA
terms. Call LIE $3.50 LIE 7643
ATTIC rooms nicely finished properly
insulated NC d. our own work. FLA
terms X /. Harris. TIE l-o4ls
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

] LUCAS boring mill operator. must be
capable doing first claSt work on high
/ precision gage and tools. Vlnco Corp.
I 9lll SchaefeT
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

palr all -IaAksx oft -trueks references re-
qulred' sl.32il per hour time and one
half for overtime excellent working
conditions. Apply at once Barnett De
troll 'CATtaRe Co AL W CAnheld
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22
MISUNDERSTANDING. DRApERIES

REUPHoLsTERY ADVERTISERS IN
III TaE .rI3t DETROIT TINES SuBsGRiBE
REUPHOLSTERY SERVICE SHALL IN
CLUDE STRIPPING TO BARE FRAME.
SPRINGS RETIED, FRAMES RE-
PAIRED AND PARTS REPLACED
WHERE NECESSARY
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

sANTI TILE Co.-Bathrooms and kitch-
ems. guaranteed work. AR 1877
TILE work, new and repairing. free
estimate Fan ~ 9aao
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

OFFICE BOY-Downtosn location no
experience necessary. Radio BroadchStinE
station. Call CH s32i betseen 80
and = noon WeekdayE
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

WEST SIDE PLANT Good Jobs now
open for men with Or without manufAc-
turing plant experience no Sundsys
good wages. so hours a week American
Brskeblocs Division. Merritt St. az
. MrKinktry
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-22

We will build you a new one or rcbuli
your old We Will submit priorities T.,
pert workmanship Terms BASS con
STRVCTtON CO To s-TOOs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
De Groot Hits Parents
For Draft DISGRACE

Failure of parents and teachers
to recognize the fundamental need
of athletics in development of the
Nations youth caused its sorry
showing in the war draft, according
to Dudley C. De Groot, head coach
of the Washington Redskins, who
spoke last night at a well-attended
banquet given in honor of the boy
and girl basket ball teams of Mont
gomery Blair High School at Indian
Spring Club.
One of the hits of the evening was
a color film of the last East-We
all-star football game at San Fran
cisco shown by De Groot, whose
running remarks added greatly to
the entertainment.
Other speakers were Reno Con-
tinetti, coach of the Blair boys bas-
ket ball team; Edith McCulloch,
coach of the girls sextet; Jimmy
Estes, the boys captain, and Bar
bara Di Vecchia, captain Of the girls.
Eben M. Whitcomb was the toast
master. Jimmy Hanson did his stuff
on the piano.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
By the Associated Press.

Bob Coleman thinks his Boston
Braves, who are training at George
town, have a chance for the first
division on added speed and de-
fensive ability to back up a small
but efficient pitching staff.
Il never did know who was going
to play first, second or third at this
time a year ago." said Bob.
mo matter whether it's Joe Mack
from Columbus or Vince Shupe from
Hartford, a .346 slugger, we're sure
to be improved at first" Coleman
pointed out. Prank Drews showed
me he could play second and Dick
Cutler at short and Tommy Nelson
at third should give us more class.
Cutler hit 1903 for Milwaukee.
Bill Ramsey, Pacific Coast stolen
base champ, probably will play CEN
ter, supplanting Tommy Holmes
who will move around to left. This
leaves right to Butch Nieman and
Charley Workman, both unreported.
Garden CLEARWATER, another speed
boy purchased from Brooklyn, is
Ramsey's competition and Stan
VENTED from Hartford and Alb
Wright, a Boston holdover, are
other candidates.
Coleman is trying to make start
ing lefthander out of either Charley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
La Brucherie, School
Grid Mentor, Given
Job al u. {. |. A.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Mar. 29.-Bert F.
La Brucherie, Los Angeles High
coach, has been appointed football
mentor at University of California
at Los Angeles, succeeding Edwin G..
(Babe) Horrell, who resigned March
/.
The U. C. L. A. board of athletic
control unanimously voted La
Brucherie a 3-year contract. The
salary was not announced.
La Brucherie was selected from a
field of candidates which had been
narrowed to four. Others were Ray
F. Richards, U. c. L. A. line coach;
Clark Shaughnessy, former Stanford
tutor now at Pittsburgh, and Homer
Norton, coach at Texas Ags.
La Brucherie, 40, returns to the
school for which he starred at half
back in 1926, 1927 and 1923. He
brings with him one of the bright
est high school coaching records
ever compiled in Southern Cali
fornia. He was at Los Angeles
High 16 years.
La Brucherie has used several
types of offense, but in recent years
has employed the T effectively, and
is expected to adopt it for the 1945
squad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
0SS Quinf Gets Title
In N. Ado. Event

Transpose one initial and OSS
could be interpreted same old
story" because Once of Strategic
Service courtmen had another win
in their well-f1lled bag today, plus
the Middle Atlantic and D. c. titles
Their victims were the Clifton
tossers, who bowed by a SEAL
margin.
George Glamack ripped the cords
for % points and John Jet pocketed
81 to set the scoring pace.
OSS will tangle with Naval Air
Station, class B winner, tomorrow
night at $3.50 for the absolute. final
and positively last time. If the
Sailors win, however, another game
or two may be necessary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
.SavoIdi FIops Evans
In Mat Comeback

Joe Savoldi is busy these days
proving that the athlete discharged
from the service can regain his
place in sports. Once heavyweight
wrestling champion, the former
Notre Dame fullback is campaign
ing on Eastern mats and so far
hasn't been licked.
Jumpin' Joe scored his second
straight here when he drop-kicked
Don Evans into submission in %
minutes last night at Turner's
Arena. In his first start locally Sa-
voldi scored an impressive win over
Vic Christy shortly after returning
from almost two years OF duty In
North Africa and Italy.
His next shot here probably will
be a match with the Swedish Angel,
toughest foe he has faced to date.
Promoter Joe Turner Is attempting
to set the bout for next Wednes-
days card.
In last nights preliminaries
Dutch Rohde and the Golden Angel
got a ''no-contest" verdict after 80
minutes when they ganged up on
Referee Tiny Bouque; Ace Freeman
and Maurice La Chappelle grappled
to a Commute draw and Red Car
ter body-pressed Tom Mahoney in
% minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
Half Dozen Eastern Pin Stars
Fire in BVL Tilt at Bethesda

way In an exciting match which saw
Temple, after losing the first tilt
652 to 500, snatch the middle game
out of the fire, 623 to 621, and ham
Oily win the final with TOT. Temple
tailed 1889 to Spillway's 1901.
Bethesda Bowling Center swept
Clarendon to replace the losers in
third place. Ed Blakeney's 401 led
in Hi-Skor's 80 victory over Green
way. Colonial Village counted l.
1856 to win the first two games from
King Pin. Lucky Strike was the
odd-game winner from Lafayette
as Pinky Bradt led with 1894.
In contrast to the Brookland
mems defeat, the fair rollers of the
Michigan Park pin plant swept
Chevy Chase Ice Palace, increasing
their lead in the keen Ladies' Dis
trict League flag chase to two
games. Lois Gladding's 100 and
Sarah Bichells $50 led as the
Brookland quint marked up a 1866
set.
Second-place King Pin, paced by
Trudy Rach's $40 and Mary Browns
356, won the first and last games
from Colonial Village with Esther
Burtins 1876, started with a double
header strike, giving the Virginia
team the edge in the middle game.
In other matches Rosslyn won
two games from Spillway, Hi-Skor
took the odd one from Takoma, La
fayette was a 81 winner from Red
Circle and Silver Spring, aided by
Evelyn Saunders 343, won two from
Bethesda Bowling Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
Peterson Named Prexy
OF SoftbuII Group

Carlisle S. Peterson will be presi-
dent of the District Softball Assoc1-
alton during the approaching big
1945 season.
Peterson was elected at meeting
of the organization last night at the
Eastern Branch Boys Club. Other
officers: James Ragland, vice pres
ident; Lee Barbash, secretary
treasurer, and Charles Holland and
Joe Bertolini, Executive Committee
members at large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
Servicemen Want Sports, but No Fuvoritism

sport events still are going on
back there. Haven't heard any
reaction to the ban against horse
racing, but, of course, most of our
boys are from the Middle West
and haven't followed the ponies
to any great extent. I think
most of the fellows want to see
sports continued, but they don't
want any particular favors shown
those who are participating. If
they remain out of the armed
forces by virtue of some legiti-
mate reason, o. k, but only I'M
der those conditions. It's been
some time since I've seen an or
ganized sporting event, other than
our own division leagues. Un-
fortunately, none of the touring
troupes have appeared in our
area. We keep hoping that one
of them will hit the 9Th Division"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-03-29
By BEN MeALWEE.

Six of the Easts top duckpinners
will shoot it out in Bowlers' Victory
Legion match tonight at Bethesda
Bowling Center with three OF the
Capitals top-rankers, Ed Blakeney,
Tony Santini and AL Wright engag-
ing Ben Kosky of Connecticut and
Bill Brozey and Cliff Kidd of Baltl-
more A three-man team match,
doubles and singles will be rolled
starting at 7:30.
There is a possibility that Joe
Gacek, member of the famed Con-
necticut Blue Ribbon team, and
United States Open champion, will
see action in one of the skirmlshes.
Tallying a score of 499 last night at
Colonial Village, Les Walleigh, lead
ing pinman of the o. S. w. Army
Mixed League, gained tie for sec
ond high gross set in the giant
WWDC Metropolitan Handicap.
Posting 442, the 109-average roller
of the pace-setting Flying Ducks
team also moved to third place In
scratch sets with games of 100, 149
and 1853.
Walleigh's brilliant splash enabled
him to deadlock the runnerup spot
with Capt. Lee Reynolds, A. G. 0.
loop, who also fired his big score
of 499 at Colonial Village.
Gino SINH of the United States
Employment Service League boasts
a gross count of 448 which promises
to land him among the prize win
ners in the WWDC. The former
sports scribe who a decade ago
originated such leading duckpln
events as the mems and women's
Dixie, rating 72-pin handicap, let
fly with 376 at Convention Hall to
lead the fourth-place Flunkies quint
to a sweep over Compliance.
The Wildcats, captained by Myer
Freyman, regional director of the
United States Employment Service,
sport a five-game lead and are sure
pennant winners, with the season
ending next week.
Raymond Vogts of College Park is
the gross set leader in the WWDC
with SOB and also has the high game
of 1876.
Whatever hopes Brookland Rec
reation pinmen had of winning the
District League championship were
dashed last night when the invading
Hyattsville quint sank them with
top score of 1852 as Harry billiard
and Clarence Purdy led the victors
with 151-419 and 166-414. The
Brooklanders put up great fight
for the middle game, losing $40 to
667.
The defeat dropped Brookland
nine games behind the pace-setting
Northeast Temple sharpshooters who
won the final two games from Spill
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UIine Host Today
To Hockey Loop

Owner Mike Uline of the Wash
ington Lions was host today to a
meeting of the Eastern Hockey
League attended by President
Tom Lockhart and Secretary P.
E. M. Thompson as well as repre-
sentatives from Boston, Balti-
more, New York and Philadelphia.
Uline states that he will retain
his franchise in 1856, and set
up of the loop will be retained
next season. Baltimore, however,
is expected to operate under new
management due to the fact that
Eddie Shore. sponsor in 1944-5.
is moving his American Hockey
League interests from Buffalo to
Springfield, and no longer favors
Baltimore as farm team.