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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
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Request for Entries
Heaviest in 5 Years
BY DON GILES

Advance requests for programs
and entry blanks for the Hearst
Times Rifle Shoot scheduled fol
Olympia April % and % indicate
that this years meet will be the
I largest since competition was IN
augurated five years ago.
So far out-of-town requests FOL
entry blanks lead. Ruth b. Brum
field, captain of the Women's
Rifle Corps of Ann Arbor sale
their entire membership wouic
participate in the matches.
Although the Orion Rifle Clnt
of Lake Orion is a new shooting
organization, Dan Johnson, secre,
tary, said more than 40 of lis
members would compete in bott
the expert and beginners events
I2 WYANDoTTE TEAMS
Clayton Mcneil. instructor for
the Roosevelt High School Rifle
Club of Wyandotte, said he was
entering II junior teams in the
20-shot prone match in addition
TO several individuals, including
one girls team.
Western High School of Detroit
will enter four teams in the
Michigan High School three-posi-
ton match. 1t is the first Local
high school to enter.
Meanwhile entry blanks and
programs were being mailed Mon
day and Tuesday to all senior and
junior rife clubs in Michigan
Michigan State Troop armories
and Civil Air Patrol units viii
also receive entry blanks for the
special civilian defense matches
RULES OF MATCH
Competition is open TO every
boy. girl, man and woman in
Michigan. They must be citizens
of the United States. More than
1000 prizes will be awarded.
There is no entry fee, but entries
mist be received by the Rifle
Editor of The Detroit Times one
week in advance of the shoot.
individuals not connected with
clubs or organizations with rife
programs may fill out the entry
blank in this Sundays Times and
mail to the Rife Editor.
All team matches will consist
of four competitors. The open
four-man team match will be
fired over a 20-shot prone and
20-shot standing route, as weli as
the open four-woman event. the
open individual and civilian de-
fenSe matches
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Favor Valencia Over
Willie Anderson

Chilindrina Valencia. Mexican
bantamweight champion. is fav-
ored to defeat Willie Anderson Of
Detroit when they clash in one
end of a -deuble-windgP- on the
Arcadia fight card Monday night.
kuko Ortiz will make his first
start here in the other half of the
twin bill against Teddy Finley Of
Toronto
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
CitYCIub Holds
Swim Carnival

State AAU and Metropolitan
Detroit championships will be
decided in the relay swimming
carnival TO be held Friday, April
13, at the Women's City Club.
Entries will close Monday night
with coach Bill Brooks.
The AAU events will include 90
yard free style and 150-yard med
ley relays for both men and
women; also 220-yard and 50-yard
individual events f6r women.
The Metropolitan competition
lists 100-yard and 25-yaTd free
style for boys and for girls.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Old, New Mat Men
On Fairview Card

A mixture Of the new and old in
wrestling is in store for mat fans
at Fairview Gardens Tuesday
night. Ali Adeh, known as the
Terrible Turk, " who is said 10 live
up to his nickname. and Frank
Wllzer, Hungarian grappler. rep
resent the new in the twin bill.
while Rufus Jones and TEX" Reilly
are old reliableS at the east side
club.
and Wilzer clash in one
Commute bout and Jones and
Reilly in the other. Walter Roxy
VS.. Buck Ester and Sailor Jack
Smith VS.. Dutch Schultz are
other matches.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Aipend Field Trials
Set for April 21-22

The Alpena Grouse and Field
Trial Club will hold their annual
pointing dog trial April 21-22. The
event will be run at the Alpena
Forest Reserve, seven miles west
of Alpena on US-32.
Scheduled for the first day will
be the puppy stake, derby and all
age. On the final day the open
and free-for-all will be run. En-
tries must be mailed TO w. f..
Twite, secretary of the Alpena
Chamber of Commerce, by April
10. Drawings will be held al
g p. m, April 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Weight Lifters Hold
Meet Here April Il

Detroit and outstate weight
lifters will compete in the Eastern
Michigan AAU open champion
ships Saturday, April q, at Boys
Club OF Detroit, 1910 Livernois.
Among entries are Dale Najima,
Detroit, 140-pound novice state
champion; Joe Turcotte, Sarnia,
Ont. 170-pound state senior cham
pion and runnerup in last years
nationals. and Dan VasSel, De-
troit. Cooley High student.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

. one out IN hurry.
"I'Xe read where kenet j.
Vafraid I may throw him of key.
Please ask him To explain I'm de-
tall, will you? What does a key
have 10 do with music anyway?
We have plenty of locksmiths In
Chicago, but II Kenet uses a
key, which 1 doubt, he will
have 10 underwrite all expenses
on his own.
MY manager does not bowl.
Music Is his life. Often you re-
fer TO him a. Col. Gilbery. He
cannot understand why I per-
init myself TO get upset be-
cause Of bowler. Explaining
kenets vocal ability and am
bitions. and the fact the
Preacher isn't becoming any
younger, my manager, too. sees
possibilities of n music team
for the pleasure OF the people
In the future. But. please. don't
take us out on a boat I'm Lake
st. Clair before showing us on
Broadway. You NAV dunk us
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
National Field Trial
Here for Brittanies

The American Brittany Clubs
national field trial is being run
here this Sunday over a course
between s Mile and IL Mile roads.
Headquarters is the Magnolia
Riding Club, on s Mile just west
of James Couzens highway.
The judges are Paul Dawson
of Garden City and Hunter Gaines
of Trenton. William K. Martin of
Detroit is field marshal. Trials
will be run in the puppy, derby
and all-age classes. No birds will
be shot. The event is licensed by
the American Kennel Club.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Sportsmen's Calendar

April e-Oakland County Spor,smen's Club
iox hunt and feast. Groyeland Grange Hall
on Grange Han road, one mile east OF
Dixie, 20 miles north OF Pontiac. six miles
west OF Ortonville
April s-SaginAw Field and Stream Club
field trial at Pinconning
April ED Reith one OF kiIchigan's nut.
standing trout fishermen will demonstrate q
tying and using the trout fly at Fisher
Y p. m
April s-Parks and Recreation Gun Club
annual election OF officers GAR Building
5Td floor, CasS and Grand River.
April 1l-Fishing In Great Lakes and con.
meeting waters for northern pike, pike perch
opens today. Closes Marcn
April 12-Burton Holmes famous travel
adventurer, will show his movies and lee
ture az Oakland County sportsmens 5 Club
snow. Huron Thester. Pontiac.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
.PduIus KegIers
Down Bdiirds

Dipping below twin century
mark only twice, Joe Paulus John
w. Smith Old Timers defeated
Harold Aliens Andrew Baird Old
Timers by total OF 800 pins in
their annual bowling match for
the benefit OF the soup kitchen
fund at Chene- e-Trombiey -Recres-
ton Saturday.
Lead by Therman Gibsons' 209,
257, and 23f for 697, and Pautus
PA, PIP, 248 for ga the Smith
Old Timers threaded games of
1899, 1897. and 104S for 31S4. 10
the Baird Old Timers l011, 916,
957 for 1884.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
7 artars Card z More

Wayne University's 1945 base
ball schedule was increased to 10
games with a home and home
series with the carrier aircraft
service unit of the Crosse lie
Naval Air Station. They will play
at Crosse lie Monday, April 80,
and here Monday. May 81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Boston Puppy Match
On This Sunday

The Boston Terrier Club OF De.
trolt is holding its first puppy
match Of the season this Sunday
at the Grand-Wood Hotel. Grand
avenue and Woodward. Highland
Park. r. l.. Rigdon of Ft. Wayne
will start Judging at $3.50 p m.
The classes are 6-S weeks. "a
months. i-6 months. 60 months
and 9-l2 months with trophies and
ribbons for all classes and best in
each group. A gold trophy will be
awarded the best puppy in the
match.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

ratio il about
45 hens 10
one e o G X.
Surely, ur
q % nserNatiOn
department IN
aware of this
condition and
IL not, they
should be APP
praised Of it.
What can
we do as in
diViduals or
as "a group
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Rifle League Finals
On This Sunday

League playoffs for the senior
rifle shooting championship of the
Southeastern Michigan Rifle and
Pistol Association open this Sun
day at the Brush Armory with
Great. Lakes Steel and Detroit
Gun Club, winners of their re-
spective leagues, heading the COM
petition.
Detroit Edison Gun Club will
meet the Irish Rifle Association
for the SharpshooterS title. Gasco
SportSmen'S Club. winners of the
craftsmanship class, has opposi-
ton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
SMELT COMING BACK

A report from Tawas last week
indicates that smelt are staging
a real comeback. Approximately
100 dippers at Whitney Drain in
Arenae County. five miles south
of Tawas each obtained a pail full
OF Smelt. The drain is cutoff
TO Lake Huron for the Au Gres
River.
The spawning run of smelt is
virtually the first since a disas-
trous epidemic mysteriously at
tackled millions of the tiny fish
in 1941-42. Since then, smelt
have gradually reappeared in
Great Lakes waters but the
spawning runs, which previously
had been the occasion for civic
celebrations and great gatherings
OF Sportsmen, have not been noted.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
SQUADS ADVANCED

Owing 10 the curfew teams
squad have been advanced one
half hour 10 $50. 7:30 and $50
p. m. In the event the curfew is
lifted the schedule will revert TO
the old times of 6, s and 10 p. m.
The team rolling VIII continue
daily through June 4, the doubles
and singles through May 26.
Regular minor events Will not
start until May /.
Defending champions are Joe
Norris Stroh, 1928; Vince KeIIy's
Duchane in Class p. 81 over
average: Harold Spinks' Chicago
SCalers in c. 427, and Bob Frascr'S s
Midwest in ID. 4l9 Joe Paulus
and Lou Sielaff's 1900 was high in
the regular doubles, Fred Bujack's
7l6 in the singles and Frank
Teschler's 1850 IN the all-events.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
DOES NOT AGREE

I've have had similar stories
about the preponderance of hens
in certain parts of the Thumb.
We have checked on IL as much
a. we can with our limited per-
sonnel and have not found
45-l ratio.
1T Is well known that the
hens tend TO stay together In
the winter and the cocks 10
segregate by themselves, usu-
ally in the less accessible areas.
Prom our Investigations and
previous experience, we believe
that there will be enough cocks
10 produce fertile eggs in that
territory and that the spring
'shufRe' will find most. IL not
all, Of the hens located in areas
where there are enough cocks.
I've do not have cock birds
available for distribution In any
numbers and we do not believe
that the breeders will have on
hand at this time of the year
any large number Of cocks over
and above what they need for
breeding stock.
There II also considerable
concern expressed in the same
portions of the Thumb regard
ing the damage done by pheas-
ants. Several legislators have
expressed the opinion that the
pheasant population should be
reduced in some areas due TO
crop damage.
I'VE wonder. therefore, under
these circumstances, whether IL
would be a good public rela-
tions move to introduce pheas-
ants at this time and II II were
desirable and necessary. which
we doubt, we do not know
where the birds could be Sc
cured at this time Of year."
Ruhl concludes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Spariing
No Pins
Industrial Entry
Action Due Soon
BY HAROLD KAHL

With the deadline set for next
Saturday at midnight the eleventh
hour rush of entries is expected
for the Industrial Recreation AS
sociation of Detroit's All-Star
tournament TO be held under the
auspices of The Detroit Times at
Riverside Recreation April 2S-29.
The All-Star angle, which in
wolves total pinfall in a qualifying
round and match play in the semi
finals and finals (both new here)
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

writes, II am a frequent trav-
eler through Sanilac and Huron
counties. On each occasion i
have taken one OF my hunting
pals with me and we make II
point 10 count the number Of
pheasants seen and compare the
ratio of hens and cocks.
I'VE have made three such
trips since December and the
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

special emphasis on how recrea-
tion can be fitted into induStry's
program for the rehabilitation OF
returning war veterans.
The conference viii open at
lois a. m and viii conclude with
d reception and dinner.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

Briggs has matched Chrysler
with 10 teams. Ternstedt, Ryan
Tool, Woodall and Gelatin
Products each have one The
1RAD's luncheon meeting WcdneS-
day at the Fort-Shelby gives
promise OF an entry turnout far
beyond expectations.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

OF eHploye &C
tivitie for
Ge n era Mo
tors c en- ira |
office, and gen.
eral chairman
Of the Detroit
Industrial rec
reation Associ-
alton Confer
ence.
All phases Of
industrial rec
reation will be
discussed, with
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

fool me. He
must be try
ing 20 get us
20 wear our
sci YES out
be ore we
ct TT uT
title match.
Buddy and I
figured that
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Shop Recreation
Meeting Is Set

Plans for a one-day wartime
conference on cmploye recreation
10 be held at the Book-Cadillac
April 2i, were announced Satur-
day by L. p. Witteuberg. director
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

doesn't call for
more [ h an a
42-team Setup.
If [ h ere are
m ore I h g Y
most certainly
will be accom-
modated with
m ore prize
money added.
AT pre- : e n I
there are ac-
tually "a teams
re d. Joe
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Protection Not Control

Proposed changes in Michigan's
inland fish law that have conser-
vation commission approval en-
phasize protection of species
rather than arbitrary control OF
fishing waters
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
The Duehin' Speaks

For the second time in two
weeks national champions will be
in action when Buddy Bomar and
Bill Flesch, the Chicago doubles
pair. defend their title in a AZ
game home and home match
against Wally Reppenhagen and
Bill Kenet OF Stroh. team title
holder. at Olympic Recreation
next weekend. Bemar also is
pational singles king.
y In addition 10 the crown there
will be a 81 900 purse al stake.
but 10 the writer the musical
talent of the Willies-Flesch,
The Duchin." and kenet, The
Voice" carry more appeal. As
all temperamental artists 20 they
have been firing insults at each
other for weeks. To Kenet's offer
10 make four appearances with
Flesch as his aeeompanist the
latter replies:
Being modest, struggling
artistic from a small town like
Chicago has Its drawbac b at
times. bat ID doesn't take ton
of bricks dropped on my head
to realize I'm getting the run
around.
II see where The Voice Bill
kenet, wants to make IL four
shOw I'm The Tale of Two
Cities Has he the reputation
of being shyS Surely the music
lovers I'm your fair city have
lot of patience, and, perhaps.
little spare time, bat here con-
certs are arranged and planned
on schedule. My manager has
taken the dates under advise
ment and will make a decision
sooner, or later.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Local ia Practices

Local ia Class B team in DBF
has begun practice. Call John
Nicely, TIE 2-4751, for tryouts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Where's S The Kew

"In regard 10 carrying my
own piano 10 Detroit and back
your sly Mr.. kenet. can't
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES C April g. 1s4s-p"i z. Page 2
The GREATER GAME By Edgar Hayes
Ace Gutowsky Writes
From New Guinea
By Edgar Hayes

Ace Gutowsy who recently picked the best fulbac
IN The Detroit Lions history writes from New Guinea for clippings
hes corporal in recreation work Ace he finds time
r ms iavore pasme bridge In Detroit he also tough
as he minds in efter
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
IN THE OPEN
With Don GiIlies
IN THE OPEN -=W With Don GiIies
Ringneck-Hen Ratio
Not Serious Problem

Is pheasant hunting doomed in Michgano
In letter to your In the Open editor, r. v Dancey Of
Detroit considers the situation appalling insofar future
pheasant shooting is concerned
Being the a IN
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

To correct this condition." he
asks.
Harry Ruhl, chief of the game
division Of the department of con-
servation. has this TO say in re-
ply 10 Danceys letter:
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

Fenwick J. Crane. an all-state
star from Lincoln High in Fern
dale and later a member of the
Michigan State and Michigan foot
bail teams. has received his com.
mission in the marines and is
home on leave prior to leaving for
combat duty.
IT'S DIFFERENT NOW
1t. Andy Clark of the army air
forces dropped by to say he was
enjoying his leave The former
swim star was saying he crossed
the ocean on the same ship he
took to visit South America as one
of our Good Will competitors.
much different now" he
sais. "The same stateroom had
going to South America by my
self was used by 10 men this
time" .. On his return he flew
back "Tt was o pleasant
change to step out In the warm
sunshine Of southern city after
two stops from Scotland, one I'm
Greenland and one In Iceland"
Andy has had 104 missions over
Europe since joining up with the
American Air Forces Before
Pearl Harbor he was with the
Royal Canadian Air Force He
wears the Distinguished Flying
Cross and the Air Medal with 13
Oak Leaf Clusters -. He was the
pilot of an American fighter .
Andy Clark has been in France
since d Day plus 10. He is credit
ed with pa German planes.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
DRAWS S,4Si TEAMS

The event attracted 3.434 teams.
A ,501 doubles and 1883 singles OF
the teams 176 are Glass A. 709 b.
l.574 { and 975 ID. In the doubles
there are 5S4 regulars and 1000
over-average. In the singles there
are l,266 regulars and 1923 over
average.
Lower division teams will hold
down the alleys until Friday when
Henry Ehrle's Coca-Cola OF The
Detroit Times All-Star Classic
and Ed AlbrightS Oldbru of the
Travelling League will be the first
to appear. They will be followed
by Bill Nichols and Joe Mory's
New Fairview Recreation Nos. l
and ? and Ed Wioskowski's Russo
Five Saturday
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Shrine Starts
City Pin Meet
Team Rolling at
Hall-Dodds tuesday

To 36 teams from the Moslem
Shrine will 90 the honor of OPEN
ing Detroit's 33d and worlds
record breaking city bowling
tournament at Hall-Dodds Rec
reauon Tuesday at z p. m. Doubles
and singles will get under way al
Palmer Park Recreation Thursday
at 6 p. m.
Before the firing begins Tues
day elaborate opening ceremonies
are planned with Mayor Edward
j. Jeffries rolling the first bail.
Officials and members OF the ex-
ecutive committee of the Detroit
Bowling Association, wiling
Proprletors, Detroit Women's
Bowling Association and Mrs.
Margaret Niepoth. widow OF the
late secretary, also will take part.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

Sgt. Arthur Zabawski has been
named a member of the bowling
team 10 represent Indianatow Gap
military reservation in the Third
Service Command tournament
next week at Baltimore Sgt.
Zabawski bowled with the Chrys-
sler team in the Industrial League.
FORMER MATES MEET
Two former Detroit buddies
from the high schools and sand
lots ran into one another in an
army rest camp recently in New
Caledonia They are Cpl. Jo-
seph Hakin and Pvt. Joseph Conf
gliaro Hakin was returned
from Bougainville and other bait
ties in the Solomons while his
friend had been in the fighting In
the Philippines.
At the time of his induction Joe
was the property of the st. Louis
Browns Both boys played on
the Eastern High championship
baseball team in 1912 Hakin
pitched for the city championship
team in the CYO League and later
hurled Camp Wallace to the Army
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These handsome fit
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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-30
BY RUTH MILLETT

Papa was as over-joyed as the
rest of the family when rationing
went off gasoline.
The minute he heard the news
he gave the kids some money and
said to the 17-year-old: For the
first time since you've been old
enough to drive the car you can
pull into filling station and get
all the. gas you want. So 60 to it.
And then drive all over town, Just
for the Jun of driving"
Oh yes-Papa was tickled pink.
But now he's beginning to won
der if he isn't the old boy who is
going to pay in more ways than
one for the family's being able to
get all the gas they want.
Mama takes him to work now
and keeps the car. And instead OF
being able to leave for home the
minute his days work is done, he
has to wait for Mama or one Of
the kids to pick him up.
NOT so ROSY
The kids take the car at night
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-30
End Of Gas Rationing Gives
Family A New Set Of Woes

too. And there is the worry about
their having an accident, and the
concern because they don't get
home as early as they did in
gasoline-less days.
Then, too, Mama is already get
ting letters from relatives who say
they are coming for a visit. They
haven't travelled in so long, they
say, they simply aren't going to
put it off another month.
So home isn't the coy, private
place it used to be. Now it has
the feel Of a hotel, with people
coming and going worst of all.
often staying.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-30
BIRTHDAY PARTY

BOLTON, Aug. %, - A surprise
party was given on Saturday even
ing in honor of Pvt. Andrew F.
Robbins, who arrived Friday night
to spend his 30-day furlough after
serving overseas. Canes were en-
joyed during the evening followed
by a refreshment course.
Those attending were: Mr.. and
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-08-30
Bridge Season AT Carolina Yacht
Club Concluded With Card Luncheon

rho summer bridge playing sea-
lDt was closed yesterday at the
W. y" ro1ina Yacht club at Wrightsville
o oaacb when the final in a series
D D. wednesday morning parties was
VI ~ POSSESSES for the event yes.
p '-dav we're Mrs. William P. Emer-
S e. If. and Mrs. William M. At
sssson Jr Mrs. Ashley Curtis OF
M S, ashington. D. c., was high scor-
:, w." If the morning while next high
vas Z, Mrs. Fred W. Brown.
Among those attending were:
,,,s Edwin 3. Josey, Mrs. R.
, slocun. Miss Margaret Harriss,
~, William James, Mrs. William
~ NJ emerson. Mrs. David H. Scott,
NJ Jennie Hutchinson, Mrs. Ash
w. n Curtis. Mrs. James B. Hughes,
NJ, nrs !. Winder Hughes, Mrs. Walk
~. ~ Tavlor Mrs. Louis Macmillan,
urs CYRUS D. Hogue, Mrs. Frank
NJ ", Ross of Chapel Hill, Mrs. du-
urntz Poisson, Mrs. E. F. Neal,
Ms Paul Wilson, Mrs. B. R. Nor
.;son Mrs. ]. F. Hacker, Mrs. F.
" n Brown. Mrs. w. L. Berry, Mrs.
r H. Pratt, Mrs. Claude Howell;