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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Rooted for TIGERS

Larry MacPhail. originally from
Michigan and one of the new
owners Of he Yankees. the other
day in New York recalled that in
1903 he was a rooter Tor the
Tigers. managed by Ed Barrow,
the man whom he succeeds as
general manager OF the New York
club
Col. MacPhail. reports New
York sports scribe. recalled how
he used 10 peek through knot
hole IN the fence at old Bennett
Field 10 watch the Barrow-piloted
Detroit team.
While MacPhail spent some Of
his early days here, he was born
in CaSs City, il was recalled. The
date Of his birth was Feb. 3, 1890.
lie also lived IN Ludington, where
his father started a chain Of small
town banks.
Grand Rapids also knew the
M ,rifa halls fer fer hiiie-At- Ann
Arbor. Larry got his college edu-
cation. having been graduated
with the 1910 University OF Michi-
gan class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
SinkIWii(hI Takes
Third Physical
Times Photo

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. Feb. I lUPl
frankie (FirebalD Sinkwich of
the Detroit Lions, will report at
the Cleveland induction center to-
morrow for his third army medi-
cal examination.
Sinkwich, partner til his
father in operating a popular grill
in downtown Youngstown, tlunked
his last test. Before that, ne was
given a medical discharge by the
L. S. Marine Corps,
He lives here with his wife and
child.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
townsend Back
On u. NJ. Campus

ANN -ARBOR-- Eeh- John
Townsend, All-Conference basket
ball star for Michigan from 1886
TO 1888 is a student here in the
army Judge advocate generals
school. He was assistance cage
coach at L. M. in 1871 before he
went into law practice at Indian
apoliS. He went into the army in
1914 and has been stationed at
Fort Belvorc. Ga. As a student in
the University he is eligible TO
play under wartime rules.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
RANGERS Need GoaIie

NEW YORK. Feb. Z CUP)--
Manager Les Patrick of the New
York Rangers said today he was
seeking goal tender from a
minor league team 10 replace Ken
McAuley, who suffered a torn leg
muscle in the game at Boston
Sunday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Visited Wounded

Trout. however, made up Tor
his absence by visiting wounded
veterans a Utica hospital. se-
cording 10 word from the eastern
metropolis.
Harold NewhouSer, the other
half Of Detroit'S brilliant pitching
duo. made The dinner on time.
Trout's attest misadventure Is
only hours old. He lost SAT in
cash and 60 tickets 10 a match 70
be PLAYED between Detroit and
Cleveland. representing the Tigers
and inAians, fef- the infaRtile
paralysis fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
No Lobby Betting

Eddie Eagan, New York's new
ring car, will have the Madison
Square Garden lobby cleared
Friday night 10 put a curb on
gambling If possible. He figures
If the customers 60 directly 10
their seats they won't be making
any bets. So there won't be any
leaning against the walls waiting
for price.
Gordon Drillon, former high
scoring right winger for Toronto
Leafs and Montreal CanadienS,
has, been given his medical dis
charge by the r. c. A. Fits un-
certain whether he'll return IN
Montreal. play home games and
those on Toronto ice with the
Habitants or swing temporarily
20 "Shamateur" hockey-like Neil
Coiville, recently r. c. A. F. dis
charged former Rangers ace.
Drillon can't cross the border 10
play hockey.
Stars Of the Newmarket, On
tario Army are Billy Taylor, the
ex-center ice smoothie OF Toronto
Leafs and Bep Guidolin Of Boston
Bruins-both players agree puck
chasing on the smaller Kinks ~
a lot tougher than in the ~. II. L.
because it's much harder 10 avoid
bodychecks-"every guy in sight
says Taylor, seems TO be bent on
taking a belt at us. so they can
go home and tell the folks they've
knocked the bejsbbers out of A
ma ior hockey PLAYER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

st Stauis'aus basketball team
today is The first in the Catholic
League 20 hold a divisional cham
riqnship
ST. StanisiaUs Won ~, 52d
straight league contest and sixth
~ this season by defeating ST
Joseph last night. IT 10 80, and
with the victory went the first
division and east side title
Hold n 1924 advantage az tho
end Of the third quarter. the St
StanIsiaus quintet scored only FIVE
points In the remaining eight min
utes but close guarding also kept
81. Joseph from going into the
lead.
Capt Jerry Thurman was high
----rrr-r-- III TIT WTNDtIS Win ~
points, Will Joe N0CcrI paced
The losers with II points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Beyond Dreams

'I little did ! dream over 40
years ago that Barrow and j
would he executive officers on
the same club, MaCPhaif remi-
nisced. "A kid of IS hardly
dares speak to a big league
manager and know that in
1908 / never had chance even
10 see Barrow close up"
Barrow managed the Tigers
part of 1904 as well as in 1903
The Detroit club presidents OF
that period were Sam Angus and
then William Hoover Yawkey
The latter was a millionaire lum-
herman and mining operator,
whose nephew and adopted son,
Thomas A. Yawkey, is now owner
of the Red SOX
The Tiger ownership. when
MacPhail was a schoolboy here
and Tom Yawkey was Just an in
FAINT in a perambulator, preceded
the long control Of the Detroit
club by the late Frank j. Navin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Louis Cousin Meets
Riley al Arcadia

Willie Barrow, cousin Of Joe
Louis. and O'Dell Riley, Detroit
heavyweight, will clash in one end
Of double-windup on the Arcadia
fight card Monday night, Match
maker Scotty Strachan announced
today.
The other feature event pairs
Eddie Taylor and Sam Hughes.
former Stablemates now IN, rival
camps. Both bouts are for eight
rounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
CriSIer
Mum
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Feb. 7-One sec
ond interviews at the University
of Michigan athletic office:
Signor Ariberto Crisler:
"SenzA cOmmentO."
Mons. II. Orrin Crisler; "Je
mai rien a diro."
Pan Herbert CriSler: "Nie
man do mOwienia."
Senior Herberto o. CriSler:
"Sin commento."
Herr Fritz CriSler: "Nichts
ia sagen."
Mynheer II. o. Crisler: "Geen
uitIegging."
In any language il adds up 10
the same answer mo comment
Fritz Crisler is spending a day
or two at his office between trips
to Chicago TO confer with the
other athletic directors of the
Western Conference. Most OF
Crisler's closest friends believe
the net result of these trips will
be a one-way journey TO Chicago
TO become head of the Big Ten
MOST CAPABLE
The athletic directors want
Fritz. They believe he is the most
capable to take over the duties
of the late Mai. John L. Griffith
Crisler is waiting for them &c
finish rewriting the code book OF
the Western Conference before
making his final decision. If Girls
Ter takes the office he wants &c
be more than a figurehead.
I'VE have held several meet
ings In the past few weeks
and accomplished much. IL
doesn't show on the surface and
won't until we're through. It's
been a long time since we gave
the whole code complete over
hauling.
NEW RULES NEEDED
''Many Of the rules were out
NODDED and the eligibility rules
i'm particular have been clarified
for all. With thousands of young
men coming back from the
service, well have to set stand
ards of eligibility that will be
fair for all.
eve can't make any an
nouncement until the new set
OF rules has been approved by
the faculty representatives.
expect well have joint meet
ing In the near future"
CriSler is returning to Chicago
tonight to attend another session
tomorrow. A new commissions
may be named at that time, bu
announcement may be withheld
until it has been presented {,
the faculty representatives.
If decision is reached Tn
/ faculty members likely will b.
called into session Friday or Sat
Iurday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Nine Reverses Upset

a MckeyS team handed the Ford AIrNtarS
setback Schooboy and Mickey forming the battery
part game they did IN their championship DAYS
with the Tigers.
quick glance the Detroit factory sports scene you
catch all the high spots
General Motors, Dodge Chryser Plymouth Federal Mogu
Products Acme White Lead L. y. Rubber HUDSON
Budd Wheel Packard Vckers and Lyon Inc are few oil the
the bong OF the CLOCK
punch sports enthusiasts into action than
Madison Square Garden
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Armstrong All The Way

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 7 (UP)-
Henry Armstrong. the former
hurricane champion Of three divi-
Sions, outfought, outpunchcd and
outthought young Genera Rojo
last night 10 win a unanimous 10
round decision in the main event
at Olympic Auditorium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Fight Results
b, Uniled Press

vFw YORK Broadway Arena -Iohnnv
White. 1851. Montgomery. Ala. Cgtpointcd
Naals shapiro iJ6. New YORK 49,
JERSEY CITY ~ Dom Anuruso ia
1r-rfy Cl,y ~ D. outpOinted Ruby Garcia
ass SAN Juan 2 40
NEW BEDFORD Mas .--OScar s. Pierre
las. FAi Rivef Mas. knocked Olt Billy
Gilbert. 1875 Nov York t2f
los ANGELES Henry Armstrong. 40. de-
WHITE PLAINS n Y -Ge1yris Kochan
I5s. Akron q FuoCEef out Danny Aidridge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

broke up when
b al FRO w sug-
gested Joe Sta
lin as commits
sioner because
h e h a d d o n e
more this year
4 or organized
baseball tn a n
anyone else in
the world.
Ford Prick is
heavily backed
but tn e N a.
tiOnal League
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Bio Names, Workers MineIe

Ford Motor Co enough players Tor a IaI AI-
America World Series Of MS own out inc
man assembly line prominent when comes
TO Ford sports activity. , ,..,r-,.
stars are spread through league and the mshght
Of the 1914 season Ford Administration Building and
Rotunda when the Ford ASarS drawn from the rouge
league Mickey Cochrane Great Lakes nine us
first defeat in "a starts by of Z 10 l.
OF the on the Ford onda diamond
5000 projects OF INC game, was
presented The Great Lakes athletic and welfare fund
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

solid foundation Of several nun
dred thousand active athletes
from the shops and factories.
The public prints some
times 10 the contrary, they
don't get all their eXtra-currlcu-
lar exercise playing the Num-
bCrS.
A lot Of them horny
handed guys from Briggs,
Chrysler, Dodge and the Rouge
would snort TO hear them
selves called athletes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Athletes Other Guys

They think Of athletes rs
skinny guys who pole vault at
the Penn relays, bullnecked
fullbacks who pack the leather
into the line te-Seare T. D-S-tar
the Chicago Bears, or gloritled
tobacco ChewerS who bat pitch
ers dizzy in the World Series
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
N6~ P3 4zh EH1I4 Big 10 Bans Outside Meets
Il son Until
March 10

CHICAGO, Feb. 7 (UP)-In an
effort to protect the Western Con-
ference's interests, Big Ten track
coaches have decided to keep their
athletes from competing in any
outside invitational meets from
Feb 20 through March 10 in an
effort 10 develop their own stars
in conference dual meets.
The Big Ten coaches, Gin a
move designed 10 hurt no sponsor
of track events" recently made a
gcntlemen's agreement that three
weeks prior 10 the Big Tens
championship indoor track meet
here, March 10. they would shun
all invitational competition and
enter their teams and individual
stars only in dual meets.
Most of the coaches agreed
that it was planned as a perma-
nent rule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08

for the glory of Old Nick razor blades
the personnel and recreation directors hundreds OF
plants from the mighty motor corporations down 10
alley machine shops know that have firm grip on their
employees. ,..--
They recognize sports of the finest tools for faonng
winning cooperative spirit plants promoting friend
ship management labor and for the physical and
mental we'll being of the workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Sports
Trout in trouble
Rioht and Left
By LEO MACDoNELL

The current winter has been
shockful OF annoyances for the
celebrated Tiger pitcher, Pau
Dizzy Trout
First. there was TroutS brush
win the Of'N OvCT Il hunting; trip
up north and auto gasoline. The
big righthandeT explained that
adventure satisfactorily
Next Trout was 10 have been
one Of the principal speakers at
the Utica ~. ~ Baseball Boost
erS' Eet-together late last month.
biz cot as. far rs Syracuse by
plane but was unable TO get there
I'M time Tor ire uTHUer. mat was
a tragedy. since next 70 pitching,
the Tiger star likes nothing bet
ser than 10 make speeches and
tell stories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
WIN iii N ROW

In the divisions north group
Catholic Central hung up Its sew
enth straight victory and vlrtu-
ally ciinched the divisional u'lc
by defeating irS nearest rival
ST. Marys q Orchard Lake 80
30 is. Don Lahcnda and Dick
CieselskI tailed eight points each
for the winners Bill OS0wski
Eagle forward led the losers with
70 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Sports Vital in War Plants
TIMES HELPING TO REVIVE SHOP LEAGUE
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

thing workers of Detroit won't take sitting
doWn-and that 5 sport
Those workers help swell the crowds at Briggs Stadium and
But If the last AZ Tiger and
Wing should Detroit would sll have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Revive Industrial League

So enthusiastic response workers TO sports Of all
kinds group the CtyS foremost working IN
conjunction The Detroit Times for revival OF tho Industrial
Recreation which would decide factory champions
all sports.
Here true representative Detroit champions
Let's take of the plants where sports are
in swing: .-o.,
Out at Murray Corporation approximately 1000
participate three ing
which the company makes financial con-
tribuons.
Murray plants weekly send 100 and onto the
alleys city Each member Murray
shirt blouse by the company.
Local p UAW-CIO, carries on parallel program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Barrow Names Stain

Everybody had a candidate for
Lands post as baseball commits
sioner. The New York meeting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
NO SLAP INTENDED

This decision means the few in
dividual stars who ordinarily go
east for invitational meets during
that time will not be- able to make
their usual appearances in the
approaching national AAU indoor
meet in New York. The restric-
ton is automatically lifted after
the indoor Big Ten championships.
All of the conference track
coaches said it was no slap al
anyone, including the AAU. whose
secretary, Dan Ferris, repeatedly
has protested the action.
Both coaches Frank Hill OF
Northwestern and Leo johnson OF
Illinois suggested that if the AAU
is interested in having Big Ten
athletes compete IN its indoor
championships that il arrange the
meet 20 come before or after the
thrce-week ban period.
KEEPS STARS HOME
There are no defending indoor
AAU champions in the Big Ten
according 10 the various coaches
Explaining the action johnson
said we simply found ourselves
in the position of having some
body else run our indoor season
for us to the disadvantage OF oHI
less outstanding performers.
Our dual meets were being
injured by the loss to outside
competition. It's the dual meet
which gives the average candi-
date his chance 10 show his
stuff and yeH cant have de-
cent dual meet-at which you
can judge one hoy against an
other-with your stars off COM
peting somewhere else"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Rifle Race
Is Close
BY Don GLLIES

A red hot race for the lead in
virtually all leagues Of the South
eastern Michigan Rife and Pistol
Association weekly junior rifle
matches has developed.
Five teams in the Northwestern
League were tied today as re-
suit Of their last matches. Tied
with two victories against one de-
feat were Fisher y teams Nos, J.,
? and 3, and Detroit Edison teams
Nos. 6 and 3.
Highland Park Rifietecrs team
No. 3 and Carl G. Hall No. 3
were deadlocked for league lead
ership in the North End League
with three victories against no
.setbaCkS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Woodwork Program Broadest

younger most progressive Of all Detroit area
departments that at the N A. WOODWORK Co. OF
Fcrndac probably conducts the broadeS program
WoodworthS begins with nterdepartmenta bowling Tor men
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
JUNIOR RIFLE SCORES
HPRuITrrURS 1
Matche. Frb 3

& r Hail No " { G. Hall No 4
80 p ElGeleeu No ! ". G. 9. Hall 10
p FiUafcefs No 2 vs. g. Hall no. 3
p Rlneteen NO = vs. II. Z. RiheteerS
No. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
EASTERN LEAGUE
STANDINGS


Faus, Post s. A L. NO. 1 Va Brsvstes
Taus, POST s. A. L. No, ". nr~vstsr
Rec No. 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
EDISON TEAM LEADER

Detroit Edison team No. . had
things their own way IN the
Central League with three VIC
tories and no defeats. Faust Post
Sons Of American Legion No, !
were leading the Eastern League
with three victories against no
SetbackS.
In the Down River League,
team No. 4, VIEW, Wyandotte,
scored a team total Of IT'S points
for the best team mark OF the
week.
Individual shooting honors Of
the week were shared by Jim
Mace of the Fisher ~" and Mary
Emig of Edison, when the two
fired identical scores OF 1873 out
of a possible 200
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-02-08
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE

LAST NIGHTS RESULT
Toronto 8 Boston I
TOMORROW GAME
New York ~ Mo0'f'aI
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
"What about the Kraut Line !

"What about the kraut Line ?"
is the question most frequently
asked.
From the Boston training camp
in Quebec City comes word that
Milt Schmidt, Woody Dumart and
Bobby Bauer will be out there
winging again for the Bruins de-
spite an absence of three years
from hockey.
First time on the ice at Quebec
the threesome could hardly be
pried off, according 10 reports
from Montreal. The Krauts as
usual were planning their plays,
In addition 10 the Krauts.
husky Terry Reardon has returned
from the wars and Roy Conacher,
A brilliant sniper, is out of service.
service.
Detroit evidently is not expect
ing much trouble in signing
players since Adams signed every
one he talked contract with yes
terday They were Modere and
Eddie Bruneteau.- Harold Jack
son. Harry Lumley. Bill Quack-
enbush. Douglas McCraig, Jim
Conacher, Adam Brown and Ted
Lindsay.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
6etMonopo|y=
On 900 Scores

All scores of 600 or better in
the West Side Classic last night
at Tower Recreation were con-
fined to members of three teams.
Highest was 213-223-268-705,
first of the leagues season. tossed
by Mercdith's Emil Simonare.
Earl Baker shot 633, Lee Chat
fee 6l7 and Marvin Wrenbeck 6l5
for Krieger Harold Shaw topped
6l5- and Dick Dildine 606 for
Moran. John Butala of Meredith
rolled SOC.
Moran. league leader, set a new
record by winning 26. OF its first
2S points.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20

e'h"fNAtAAA = y Ns"t LIN 4 a. ~ .AhAfA
thcws kraetke and Art Watson 5
Palmer Park
Edwardina Coy Selma Myers
-Ann-ZieSSa- and -Gerrrr-i.uwErS
stand eHt among those rolling in
the Garfield Recrcation's 29C
doubles this weekend Maxine
Gllmour and Florence KwiatkoW.
siSSf are leading with 1910.
CARTER SHOOTS sss
HERE AND THERE-Bob Carter 2heeIee
out 20a-232-234 for $50 and Norman Lan1
2b3 IN tho -Schoenherr House
ConElo high , Quentin Helka 244.256-i6i
ior SOL in The Ritter House Dick Gas
tiener 234-i9l-22s Tor $50 and nsV
Palmer PARK Senior record "Ollie'
Martin 2a6 IN the Rainbow House "a
Sffrest 1h3 IN the Wolverine Assembly
Pete RePella 253 IN the Bowling Green $50
, Harold Metz asa IN the Ritter Junior
a. L. Ross 2646 lS new marx IN ths
Rainbow Ladies whore 'Bemlce Frz hit 234
the Elks with 24s and SIS pete Sew.
fapth the Grandway House on 2Al
Marvin. Alnas ne WY $50 With 23f
Virginia HaTaRo rolled ias In ths
Ierrys Ladies o.. Don Liitltfeld 225 IN
IN the MackBlvd Jr bob Msttbis,
2is IN the White and Charles Condor az
IN the Red ~ the Graphic Arts PM
Andrews 2is IN the RIVERSIDE House.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
7 anana Back

Walt Tanana. one Of the best
basketball players Lawrence Tech
has had, has been released from
the coast guard and joins Mans
field team. Cincy Sachs announced
today Paul Widowitz, former De-
trolt Eagles star. also will play
with Mansfield. Sachs holds prac-
tice Sunday at Kronk, 1912 noon,
and asks players interested in
tryoutS 10 report
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
SfrOIl. Cleveland 5S
Roll i'm sauIlIS Meet
BY HAROLD KAHL

Joe Norris Stroh, Earl Linsz
Recreation, John Klares' Carvings
and Charles Lausches KinSman-
Lee of Cleveland head a group Of
30 bowling teams that Mill-u4taa
up Joe Psufus' third annual
800 sweepstakes AT Chen e
Trombly Recreation tomorrow and
Sunday.
They will be out 10 better the
Ais. shot by Johnny Crimmlns
Parislclean last weekend. at 10
p. m. tomorrow. Stroh won the
event for the second straight
time last year with that identi-
cal score and II may carry off the
$500 first prize again.
Marty Mullen. Fred Frayer
Eddie Koepp and Joe Kisson roll
with LinSZ. LauSche has Joe
Bodis, Steve Macy. Emil Siperke
and Norm Gehring in his lineup,
while Bud Fazio. Ray Caniglia.
Clyde Potter and Joe Brett arc
Glares teammates.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
ShaVeS Mark
AtBafiiaiea

NEW YORK. oct. 10 GNS)-
Recce, 3-year-old daughter of
AiahHfottti- today f1rfd rfcs'- jJtt-
malca track record Of 40 Is
for six furlongS. This shaved one
fifth Of a second of the former
mark held Jointly by King Saxon,
Apache and RiveTland
Recce was one Of FIVE winners
ridden during the day by Jockey
Ted Atkinson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
Phils Get Two

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10 CUP1
General Manager Herb Pennock
of the Philhes learned today of
the release from service OF
Pitcher Ken RaffenSberger.
Raffensberger, a slim lefty who
went 10 the navy last spring. and
second-String Catcher Benny Culp
were released yesterday under a
navy policy discharging men with
three children. Raffensberger has
three children and CUP five.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
VenqefuI Janiro

NEW YORK. Oct. 10 INS)-
Tony Janiro Will be out 10 even
an old score when ne takes on
Al Guido in their rubber l0-round
bout al the ST. Nicholas arena
tonight.
About a year ago Janiro bad
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20

Bob Rich's Koppitz took three
last night at Southeastern TO make
an already tight Metropolitan
Classic race tighter. Five games
separate the first nine teams.
Ray Evans OF Roberts went 10
second in the prize list with 667
as his team hit 1913 for second
high game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
'686, 672
Top Chrys|er
John I a c knerl S IS In 696

George Lukach's 249 in 672 and
Phil Van Slembroucks $50 in 651
were scoring standouts in the
Chrysler Interplant League at
Chene-Trombly.
Dodge Forge missed a chance TO
tie Highland Park Service for
first in yielding one TO Chrysler
Amplex as Forge hit 1884 10 1922.
Service shot 2937 in winning three.
Tom DOrazio had 643 and his
average went up 10 2072.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
WOMEN AT GARFIELD

Two other Cleveland teams,
three from Saginaw, two from
Flint and one from Pontiac also
will be present along Paulus'
Chene Trombly, Rudy Walby's
DeluXweld, Bob Coles Keep
plinger, Joe Adams I'll. CasS
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
Goes Wrono Way

That guy "Invite-the-Japs-over-
to-play-ball" Dumont got back on
base quicker than you can say
Adm. Nimitz. AS usual he had
started from home plate 10 third
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20
Lopez TO Stay On

Al Lopez of the Pirates, who
has caught more games than any
other big Lacquer. believes he is
good for two or three more sea-
sons.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-20

High average teams pair TO-
night in the principal Greater De-
troit League matches at Olympic.
Suffrin, 9S9, and I'll, showing
949, are in one, while + e. B, 1914,
and Kraetke, 955, are in the other.
Fred Bujack, PA; Chet Bukow-
ski, 2l3; Joe Norris. 2l3; Walter
johnson. 207; George Young, 206,
are the top five individually.