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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
DEATHS

CrIina Miller 1eab2 Biudci 81
moy-s q Asher. 5Q2s DiAl a.,
Louis GuKcy. 657 LWinEstone so.
G1idie Lee Itch Sac Treocq8 3 months
Marshall ". Van Drrlp 2613 Para. 5S.
eS Egc5 iiaTdns ing. lSS1 ,aa Siislt Gisti'' a.
Joseph Winck0wsh 1888 Stoter 80.
hrurs 3. Whytc, 5Asj Nsl.slN,i. y
stella Hahn Wormcy. 80 Marston c.. g.
Horace Coleman l7I6 Pacific 20
,'5=7PI <. Hamilton, NJ. y. 5foo JoiIn
John Kuffnor. 1901 Parker. oi
Hattie Thompson 22Hl Macomb. a.
I Hrrtrrw {, Woodward flC9 iieieh 90.
Martha Kryza. S0Sl walden. ob
! Minnie " MAg1LeI--Gl i-A--Na4 -L.-Fte4fi4i-''e
I k{sTy Ferreil 1898 Northhric, A5
Joseph Collier 3943 McGrew. %
! clara Cour,wrieht 1860 Tvcnly-Grst 81.
/ ledNlr KouSE, 23l9 Manson 90
/ Margsrel Laurence l744 CagsGoc 1,ra.,,,.,,,t,
; Nicholas John Gaynes Jt.. 64Oo WdinNi t4hl
Center Line 1 month
Henry p Kennedy 250s BsEley A.
jeanne Esther MeAandt' 1904 Mdifsha'
Mary syroch a5l5 Kantcr. -.
/ Mary Kawucha. 1882 Klein ae
Catherine LentL ia25g Sou S9gii,ns,a' dt.,e.
| John = Block 20O43 AndoNcr. D.
Frank L pyle, 6oo5 sheridan
/ iiudrcu Allen i64S 81 Jean AI
! Harry n. Foster l540a TumeL. 81.
! Thomas Priska. 62i3 Baldwin. ~
Joseph Blaslkowsh 1881 BeNick. 90.
! Katie Lock 1913 Frcntenac, p.
| RUDY Koiasky. jill " Forest -
Lance Harper. 23ooo fordaon Drive. Dear
fuida P5a'' c. Frtts. e2s Helen e5
Elizabeth Halter l544 Field. ~
Albert r. " Corning. $50 Newport oa'
Nav Rose TcSsman. 30 knLleNuud, 80.
| John r. Forshe,. l542 Tyler y
| Crarlcr II Frazier Briggs Hotel, -.
FREDERICK a Oseood l2635 Gugfs, o5'
Mamie W Nelson l942 LamotL.. o.,
I JCanncttC KlrEdHdfa B1IUutIdic ~
! YylIllapa- s. kinf.-iF .r-vr st'ttrfr -
! Louis Harrison 1EAnl Dexter biNa e,.,,.
] ErHfuH1gr 1924 lrTCfQaIC
Joseph Mner. 4753 Avery 81.
AFnes l Peroyioh. 1922 oie"a'd' Dear
James Dsniel Mccormick. 1888 lJgqaois = 4
Mary Bridget McGary. lOoe3 ofangeIsN
Jaha sypniewsh. 600 Luubndge So
RSSeT RSSeT Zee cdyis 5fs'nSe85 s6s5 outer Dive 54
ISrns Alice Gagnc 2022a Gallarhcr Z.
cs,hcrine MAY $685. + Hancocs 81.
NsSyi e66meie so56 Michigan, IS.
Z FrnGgt Csuvc l235S Ohio. 30
Amanda NJ. Smith, 354 7 M"rSha''. rem
mSTiina 1r'ir iaramine. ao2s Baelcy 40.
Roy Ellsworth. iAl7o ChsPcl %
Ksiherne a Scott, e23. P5enns 1.lia. -
frank Henry Kapp. e944 a. coo2ss, cg1s,rr,,c -
vsl,ds Madela 7a93. Mckinle\ , ~ O.,
Peter newell. -1lh Ri'NiF'"'Nf D. ''
Huron "a
taunic Rsrher 1893 Illinois a.
FrfsOe WRtbirs 22I Lafayette -,
stanley Rriscee sac Hancock. ~.
Trsrnh Van IS Kirby. 81
Raymond James Alderman 472o Avery So
hIev Sarko7v 1921 W outer Drive, 90,
-. . sf.---24sf F4tv0rr. 81
| Aurusls e Burk 1910 Fourteenth 80
/ NfrrE Frerccscs Ptsauu fTs1 Baldwin, 60
Fsther Hutchinson 1921 Turner, ~.
Glen J.. Simple 307u PLi'ip 3t
Nas Wrsnoy l7i5 McNcgos 81.
were s!Ivcs. 1855 Lee Place, 40.
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n-I was n technical sergeant
x in the regular army. In
1912 went 10 OCS and WAS
ION I'm issiOncd In the AUS.
Aithin few weeks I am to be
separated from the service IN
the grade of captain because of
disability incurred in line of
duty a. approved hN the Army
Retiring Board. Par. 40. d O)
and par. 10. d. (S), (a) a th)
AR 600 80. C dated l6 July,
lglS, provide for re-enllStment
in the regular army regardless
of physical disqualification, hut
the local recruiting office tells
me that must obtain a waiver
from the AGO. l. that true'
r.. Il.
A Par. 4. Section Ia Of war
. APARTMENT circular 3lo (Which
governs the present enlistment
and re-CnhSimoui program Tor
the irgular. army states IN
part. In any case where
the physical examination re-
uuircd on discharge. shows that
the man does not mect the
minimum requirements for Inn
tied military seryice and the
mn MIN um requirements for
overseas service the applicant
viii NOT be enlisted or rc-cn-
listed in the regular army cX-
ccpt on waiver granted by The
adiutant general Par 4. Soc
ton 9-a states n part The
following personnel are mel
igiblc for enlistment or rc-on-
hstmcnt 90. 90 Former mcm-
bcr> of the land OF naval forces
last discharged by reason OF dis
ability unless waiver is first OBJ
tanned from the adlutant gem
cral.
Q-My only son is in service
and am i'm poor health. My
Class 81 allowance of $50 Is
insufficient to provide for ample
medical care. What can I do TO
get the necessary medical at
tcntion? Mrs. O. =. l..
a II you require hospital
treatment, IT may be possible
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29

William p. Heyd Jr. 20 Barbara +, Merry.
Is.
Mike Bucksar As. Eva K8h as
les.ez J. Errtau-2o7- -Veieie-t-p-ab- f
Joseph Niteli0 q Bessie ChrtstupuiUy q.
EdAln-A Van Seivef,-2 fturrr1rr Il tHCr-
Michael Il Mozer 26. airline / Carlson %,
Edwin " vessel 70 Wanda " King. 20.
Vincent a. Daschke. % Madeline NJ. Tam
Arthur a.. wesuund. q. Anne E. Rics-
Joseph sep carriero a.. Roscmord Monroe. "A
/ Andrew BlCz As. Helen NJ Rasmussen. 30
| Lee +. Van POpcring IS Dorothy }. Allen.
Robert c Hoener. II: Doris sonncnberE -.
Wesley Mason 30, Florence Hartmann, 22
| Leonard II Eckert 26i Clara = kopuzke %.
| sylvester W Schreibcr, 25. Helen M. furo-
Michael stasevich. 23 Bcrnice Gcucr. 10.
/ David l. Lloyd, 81 Jennie / Martin. "a.
/ Robert T Furgascn, 33. Emida a. Pat
JOHN Rsndaz1o. %: Rose Mary Roseu. p.
/ Robert James Dyer % Nonnis l. Dish
James T. csrlico is Eleanor NJ csuana
/ 20
! Marvin X Honer, % Lena NJ seneca 23
| David Foster Is. bertha J Sobcsky, 10
| Kenneth CTout n Eariine M0roy. @
! Joseph Ayeritt "a Betty J 1Nkncr. %
! Thomas ST -Germain, 2l-Aialle- x lta+,+tiei-A q
Samuel W.LcBlS.- 20 -LnCZ-I--A4!lA4n-- Il
STANLEY Szczawinski. % Lily MysIewicy
Dsvid c. Elliott, s4 Irene Eozmerynowsd
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A. Nyow~ &uu>w,w<,u> DETROIT sasTiMES
IAA WIN ASAIAe AsA/ Answers Veterans

nearest army post camp or in
stallation.
Q-I> there any branch OF the
women's service that II now ac-
Cepting enlistments? T.. B.
A Enlistm ents in all
wemen's auxiliary branches of
the armed forces have been dis
continued since the cessation of
hoStilitieS.
Q-My husband II i'm the navy
and L want To know II point
scores for enlisted men have
been accumulating since Sept. ,,
l9t5? Mrs. III. \. Il.
A-POint score credits for
navy men may be credited as
earned; not as in the army
which has freeze" date as of
Sept. ?. l945. The only freeze
date for navy credits concerns
credits for dependents, and in
that case dependency must have
existed as of Aug. Is, l945.
Credits for age under the navy
plan are also cumulative; as a
man passes the halfway mark
between birthdays, he gets
another half point credit. Frac-
tions of points do not count as
full points, nor do l6 days count
as a full month under the navy
demobiliZation plan.
Q-Is a man i'm the army who
il % years of age, eligible for
overseas duty? &. B.
Al An enlisted man can be
sent overseas If he is below "a
years of age and has less than
36 points; is "a, 35. or SO years
of age and has less than 45
| points and less than one year of
service.
Q-What- type OF ship il the
USS Gainard and how large is
il? II. III. X.
A-The USS Gainard IS a de-
Stroyer, whose overall length Is
377 feet, extreme beam IL feet
and full load displacement Is
/ 1900 tons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
Any Questions?

THE DIET ROT TIMES
Il mails personal answers 10
questions about the needs
and welfare, rights and privi-
leges of serv ! cemen and
women. veterans and their
dependents.
Many answers are printed
daily i'm this column, but ALL
questions will be answered
directly by mail.
Address questions this way;
AT YOUR SERVICE BUREAU,
DETROIT TIMES.
1IMIS SQUARE.
DETROIT II. MICHIGAN
Surely include your name
and address and a seIfdd-
dressed, stamped envelope.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
Movie Dope:

GOOD authority on They We're
VI ESpendabie is Bob Cole,
over at Grant Advertisers.
Bob, just out Of the navy, was
liAison man on the PiN, and
here's item No. |
The spot on this continent
most closely resembling the
south Pacific islands Is BIS
eayne Bay at mioui.
That is where John Ford shot
the picture. Bob, a specialist
lie, had his problems. One OF
them was shoes.
Jack Pennoek hoped of into
the sea to tie up PI boat tie
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
Poor Wife:

CLIFF THURMAN for weeks
~ has been hunting an antique
chair for his bride for Christ
mas. She's q collector
Finally he had success snai-
fed a genuine Hitchcock. Just IN
the nick Of time. He bore IL
home with pride. and stopped
of, chair and all. AZ Tom Ca
briels grocery az Hastings and
Jefferson.
Tom. d genial fellow, asked
Cliff If he were moving.
Cliff said he Just had a little
present for his wife
Tom examined the gitt CaTc-
fully and then remarked dittt
IDENTIFY.
Couldn't you find her a new
one 3"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
: DETROIT

Harry = Nicmoyei. l3O35 santa Clara So
Richard ?. FITZGERALD, 2lt Stau1Id, rem.
--aHie-ts
Edward james HoWden. 1878 Rutherford
l3.
Mary Kukasik 1929 Hammond 81
sarah Braun 1850 " Chicago Blvd. y.
Morris NJ La1aroyit1, 22Sl Pingree o.,
Cecilia N Giynn. 1896 Pmehurl, 80.
lriah Murray. l27s2 Freclaud So.
Mile Lissan 1893 Gladstone. g.
David hu1llakoyich, l75Oe Russell, 40.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29

lost a shoe
Now ordi-
narily the
w ships
store could
have broken
o ut another
pair, except
that PennIck
is Six.f o u r
and " e RS
huge boats.
Bob spent
two days try
inc IN find
shoes for his
charge. Final
" he wan
gled a shoe
-. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
QUE,
TIMES
Let Ii Rain:
BY Vera
Brown

OUT al Carboloy on Eight
" Mile the workers never
carry umbrellas.
The company ha, stacks of
them piled in racks al The door
WAYS,
The boys just borrow them 20
get 10 their automobiles turn
them back in al the gates when
they drive out Thc company
says they miss very few
Once in a while one collapscs
from overwork. thars an.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
Souvenir:

MRS. MARGUERITE TEA
NI HAN has a handsome,
heavy gold bracelet given TO her
by Mrs. Hope Diamond Mclean
OF Washington.
II has the word Remember in
diamonds on the side, and inside
are two compartments for locks
OF hair.
The bauble was a gift Of Mrs.
McLean's dad 10 her mother
back in the Gay Cos, a memento
of Gold Rush days.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
Niusts for Is:

MICE 10 know Burton Holmes
~ at 70 is stS travel-tslking
Most Of US have seen the world
through his eyes and ears.
He'll be in town Sunday, part
Of HI, SD lecture season
Because he knows TaJ Mshsl,
Peiping and Paris equally well,
his list Of eight npuss for Ameri-
can, Is interesting
Here it it: West Point, Mon.
ticello Ct. Jeherson't home)
University of Virginia, Indian
Pueblos Of Taos and Acoma.
Grand Canyon, Yosemite, Vel.
lowStons. and California red
~'vods.. N
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
WAVE, managed

WAVE, managed to buy an out
sire.
Then there was the day Bob
Montgomery, with beard, came
to work and they had busy
Montys a great story teller,
and when the day was done-re.
galed the gang with a tale COM
piete with gestures which ended
in a deep bow.
That was when everybody al
once discovered that Montgom-
cry was wearing odd shoes. one
with cap, one without.
So next day Ford re-shot the
elose-ups of his star, who then
had matching shoes.
The gang went out on location
each day with lunches packed
by . smart Miami Beach hotel to
the tune of $500 per day.
Location was a deserted spot.
And the cats in the cast earned
SIS each per diem.
The boards on Montgomery
and John Wayne completely
threw their Florida fans. They
all arrived with 'em.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
Literal Minded:

OVER at 1t. Mary Breen's
" women's jail. two cops
brought in d and d (drunk
and disorderly to you).
The matron in charge went
about the job OF getting finger.
prints, led the woman up 10 the
ink pad.
But the d and d was so busy
talking and turning around that
the matron was having = job of
II TO get the prints.
Face the ink pod" ssid
the matron, with some impa-
tienee.
And before the matron oould
stop her. the d and d ploPPed
her nose into the ink pad.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
DETROIT TIMES WISHING WELL

Registered U. S. Patent Office

HERE pleasant game that will give you
H dayIt numerical puzzle designed TO spell out
letters your first If the number
If the number less than g.
add your key number Start at the upper left
rectaugle check of key
left 10 right Then read the message the letters under
the che1Scd ~ es ,sJee yt4t
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29

nearest army post camp, or in
stallation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29
MARRIAGE LICENSES

aniam ?. Heyd Jr 20 Barbara E. Merry
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29

Strong and trans
parent. Very useful
an home, store or
offRc. Gulrantsti
quality.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29

Rveted, lacquered
II +. Reinforced
II d corners. Dark
brown, 2lXl1X6 2
inches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29

Cryptoquote-A cryptogram quotation
Edgbcecuy lsgdm myult wsgdb.
duagyjs en- gilgtm tupyf LrceecSd.
Yesterdays Cryptoquote: BE it ever so
humble. there's no place like home-Payne.
Distributed by King Features Syndicate Inc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29

Sturdy an d hand
some, with cape
,kin front, rabbit
fur back. Brown.
SIZE, s 20 s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-29

White bond mt
dunn weight si.1-
~ inches. Standard
office and manu-
SCRIPT paper.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

MARLITE - Modernize yourl
bathroom or kitchen with Mar
lite pre-finished wall panels.
Sanitary, beautiful and dur
able. Easy to install, easy toI
clean. Your choice Of colors.
Per Square Ao-I
Foot -- @O "a
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04
Fall, Winter Program Announced
BY City Recreation Department
Special Youth and Adult Activities
Listed: Band Instruction To Be Given

Fall and Winter program Of the
Wyandotte Recreation department
was announced today. The program
includes special activities for
youngsters and adults including
speed skating clubs; handicraft,
dances, basketball and hockey
leagues, volley ball and badminton.
The boys and girls program will
include two nights each week in
the Garfield, Mckinley, Labadie
and Washington schools for group
physical activity games and basket
ball. The younger boys and girls
under II will report at $50 pm.
and older boys and girls at pm.
SPECIAL ACTIVITIES
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
l. Speed Skating Club open to
any boy or girl wishing to train
for the winters ice skating meets
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04
Irish Clash With Shrine
Grid Veterans In Second
Game Of Season Sunday
Barraco. Perry Off Sick List; Brothers
in Race for Quarterback Position

With team captain Bill Barraco
and Joe Perry off the sick list, St.
Patrick high school will have all
members in shape for their second
ball game of the season against
Shrine of the Little Flower, Royal
Oak, Sunday.
Sundays game will be the first
real test for the Green and White"
boys. Shrine has large team and
al of their members are back from
last year. The Royal Oak aggrega-
ton played strong team, ST.
Francis Xavier of Ecorse to a score
less tie last Sunday.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04
Speed Skaters Take To Bike
Riding AS Training Begins
State Skating Stars Will Give Advice
TO Local Club Members During Season

Wyandotte speed skating club
which was organized last year, has
begun its training for the coming
season with the skaters taking up
bike riding to condition their legs.
Twenty-Five skaters turned out
for the first meeting last week to
hear advice from skating officials
throughout the state. Bill Thomp-
son, official starter and former city
of Detroit and National speed
skating champion will take charge.
Lorraine Sable, senior Women'S state
champion and Detroit Times Silver
skate winner will represent Wyan-
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

dotte skating club and will aid girl
skaters.
AS soon as ice is had the club
members will compete against each
other for places on the team and
uniforms are expected by the open
ing Of the season.
A general meeting will be held
this evening at pm. at the city
hall at which time any new mem
berS wanting to train should at
tend The ages for the various
classes are: cradle class under nine
years; midgets. 10 to IL years; juv-
emile, IL to 13 years; juniors, IA
to Is years: Intermediates. Is to
II years; seniors, over Is.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04
MAYBE NOT THE BIGGEST PLAYER But =

He may not be the biggest football
player in America, but Tony Ca
pone, freshman guard at the Uni
verSity of Scranton will certainly
be the biggest man on the field
when the TommieS clash with the
University of Detroit Friday night.
Capone stands 8 feet one and
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

Coach Floyd Rue will pick his
starting lineup from Bill Barraco,
Yves Beading, Gil Broughton, Tom
Burke, Norm Burns. Tom Clark,
Jerry Fisher. Bob Forsman, Bill Le-
Blanc, Bill Linenfelser, Alex Lub-
inski, John Mattern, Neil MINI
naugh, Jim O'Brien, Joe O'Brien,
Captain Chef Orzel and Joe Perry.
A vote Of interest is that there
is close race by he O'Brien broth
ers for the quarterback position.
Sundays game will be played at
Roosevelt Ugh school field at 8 pm.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

Football again. Saturday Roose-
welt Bears will take the Lincoln
Parkers on at the Roosevelt field
with the game starting at 2:3O pm.
Sunday, Roosevelt Field-St. Pats
VIII take on that tough fighting
team-Shrine Of the Little Flower.
This team just got through holding
the Francis Xavier of Ecorse to a
nothing to nothing tie and the
game should be a lula.
Mount Carmel will go over to
Ford Field in Dearborn for their
game Sunday. Over there they play
Sacred Heart of Dearborn.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

Joe Maher. All-State guard from
st. Augustine's high school of Kali
amazoo is the second member of his
family to play football for the Uni
versity OF Detroit. Joe's elder broth
er, Larry, was a star Titan guard
In lsS1-35.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

tips the beam at 3l5 pounds He is
II years old. plays tackle and halls
from West PittSton, Pennsylvania
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

At least forty-five bald eagle nests
have been reported in wild lapdS
Of the northern two-thirdS of Mich
igan in recent years.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

Again this week will have to
bring to the attention of the follow
erS of baseball and softball some
very sad news. Good old Doc Wal
tiers, who you fanS remember as
the man with the first aid kit for
Lens Inn, was hit last week by a
hit and run driver. Doc leaves be-
hind many, many friends both on
the ball field and off. Doc was a
man who loved his softball and
you could always see him out there
when Lens Inn was playing. Doc
has been more of fixture with the
team than their uniforms and has
been with them since they started
In the game. His many friends will
be very sorry to see Doc leave the
way he did and he will always be
remembered as a swell scout. To
his family wish TO offer the SYM
pathy of this writer and 1 know
that that will go for the sport fans
as well.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04

AS Detroit is now In for the
World Series some World Series
facts are - Series games between
teams of the National League and
the American Association we're
started as far back as 1884. The
two league winners in that wear
were Providence OF the National
League and the Metropolitan Club
OF the American Association. Prov
idence won three straight games
IN a series of the best three out
Of five.
The first real world series be-
tween clubs from the American
and National League started in
1903. In that year the Boston
American League team won from
Pittsburgh by 5 games to 3. This
series was not sanctioned but is
accepted as part of the world SER
les story.
Some general records = Playing
In most series-NeW York Yanks ID
National League-New York Giants
IL.
Largest attendance - 1926 - New
York Yanks and st. Louis, 32S,O51.
This series ran games.
Largest attendance 5 games-Nev
York Yanks and st. Louis 1913 SER
ies-277,3I2.
Largest receipts any series-1s4O
Detroit and Cincinnati-sl 1922, 1923
including 500 for radio.
Largest attendance one game
$1,000, Oct. z, 1943-Yankee sta
dunn, New York Yanks and ST.
Louis.
Largest gate receipts, one game
s269,s6s, Yankee Stadium, Oct. 7.
lS43, series between New York
YankS and st. Louis.
Some individual records-Played
in most serieS-Babe Ruth, 10.
Frankie FTiSch, National League, 8.
Played in most games in World
Series - Frankie Frisch, so. Babe
Ruth played in fl games.
Best batting average series, life
time - Lou Gehrig - 7 series, "a
games, at bat, 119 times for 43 hits,
average, 361.
Best average one series - Babe
Ruth games, 1923. Average, 625.
Most series over 3O0-6 by Ruth.
Most runs series lifetime-Ruth-
81.
Most runs, one game by Ruth.
Oct. s, 1926; tied by Earl Combs
Oct. 2, 1882; and Frank CroSetti,
Oct. 2, 1896.
Most times at bat-Series lifetime
Prank Frisch, 1877, 8 series.
Most runs batted in series life
times, by Lou Gehrig.
Most series hits lifetime-Frank
Frisch, So in so games, 8 series.
Most hits single series-l0 Ruth,
4 games, 1923.
Most home runs series lifetime
Babe Ruth Is.
Most home runs one game-Ruth,
8 on two occasions, Oct. 6, 1926 and
Oct. 0, 1928.
Most total bases series lifetime
Babe Ruth, 90.
Most extra base hits series life
time-Babe Ruth 20.
Most bases on balls-Bahe Ruth,
80.
Most times struck out - Babe
Ruth, 80.
Joe Maher. All-State guard from
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-10-04
Sport Shots
- by
Harry Whitlow

For you folks who are interested
IL the light situation over at RooSe-
velt-here are the results from
Monday nights meeting. The
school board looks on the project
with a certain amount of favor. At
the present time their post war
program in building is of such a
costly nature that they are more
o. less on the fence. They are, how
ever, understand, going to give it
a fair trial by making a very ex-
tensiVe survey and when that is
completed they will be in much
more of position to either take it
on or give it the thumbs down bus
mess. Personally I cannot see why
they should have to 60 to all of
that trouble. The lights are needed
and the cost of them wouldn't hurt
any project, but they are the guys
that have to OK. the dough for
anything like that and guess
there is nothing that We can do
but give them little time to make
the surveys and all that there stuff.
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Mrs. Bowen Sets Golf Record
While J. Shorey Equals One

feminine partners. were Shorey
host club pro, and Mrs. K. S. Giles
who was aided by 5-stroke handi-
cap and knocked six strokes from
Shorey's individual round of u, CIV
ing them a best ball of Sc. Two
other pairs tied at ST. They were
Shorey and Mrs. j. Madigan of In
dian Spring, and -jawed Lew
Worsham, now of Bannockburn, and
Mrs. G. E. Peterson of Kenwood. In
the 68 bracket were Worsham and
Mrs. M. M. Alexander of Washing
ton, Al Houghton and Mrs. o. M
Young of Prince Georges, John
Shorey and Mrs. H. L. Lacey of Co.
lumbia, Shorey and Mrs. c. F. An
derson of Manor. and George Diff
fenbaugh and Mrs. c. L. Vale of
kenwood.
Each pro played with three part
ners for one nine and then took
three other partners for the next
nine.
John Shorey led the pros with his
SO. Others close up were Houghton
Dave Barnhart of Bannockburn
with Ills, and amateur Harry Greis-
mer of Indian Spring. who played as
a pseudo-pro in the tournament
holing a 15-footer on the, last hole
to match par.