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The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
WITH THE AEF:
Notes From The Italian Front

1t seems that when a piece of
artery is shot away from an arm
or leg, piece Of vein may be
substituted provided the section of
vein can be encased in metal
wrapper so that the arterial blood
pressure won't blow it out like a
worn out tube.
This metal casing is a gadget
about half the size of a paper clip
and known as a "cannulla" and
the 56th tells you that since last
September it has been impossible
to obtain through regular chan
nels.' Unless circulation is resotr-
ed quickly to an arm or leg thus
injured, the limb has to be am
putated.
So Bill went to work on his lathe
in what officially is described as
"painstaking, monotonous nerve
wracking job" and produced cam
nullas-or is it cannullae-not on
ly for the 56th but every evacua-
ton hospital on the Fifth Army
front between September and No
vember 80, thereby taking care of
a lot of arms and legs.
One Of the social events of the
Rome spring season will be the
wedding May % of 1t. Gardner
Nightingale, Fifth Army M. P.
officer, and Signorina susanna Ca
male Of the Roman debutante set.
1t. Nightingale is a judo expert
from Newton Center and Monu-
ment Beach, Mass. the bride-to-be
is the daughter of Emilio Canale,
Italian steamship magnate.
Speaking of the 56th Evacuation
Hospital and Legion of Merit, Cpl.
Joe Whelehan, the baking man,
also was put in for a decoration,
but he wound up with a citation
from the Fifth Army instead.
Joe is from Price Hill, Cincin-
natl. Way back last winter, he bak.
ed the first bread on the Anzio
beachhead - three days after D.
Day-and kept it coming for the
56th wounded until a regular bak-
cry arrived to take over.
Joe is an all around handy man
in the oven and dough department.
He has come up with several use.
full gadgets, such as a tin in which
to make fruit cake. He ''invented'
it from a SPAN can.
Riding in a Liberator> not far
from the front two of the crew
members tell you they're veterans
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
By SID FEEDER
for Kenneth l.. Dixon)

WITH THE FIFTH ARMY IN
ITALY, Feb. 4.-{Delayed)- lP -
You stop at the 46th Evacuation
Hospital for some pills. and a cup
of real coffee. and learn that Sgt.
Bill Kuhn of Detroit, has been
awarded the Legion of Merit-fol
saving arms and legs.
Bill isn't surgeon, but he is a
handy fellow with a lathe.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
REIGIAN PREMIER,
CABINET RESIGNS

0pr-ssELs, Feb. 7--lREPre-
PM u,bert Pierlot and his cab
me, It resigned today in the midst
pS' chamber of deputies debate
d q 'aatber to overthrow his gov
,rnnent. ..,.,a+ion was accented
me n.;nce Charles, regent of Bel
BY =, W. who quickly started a
glun as Of audiences, presumably
seflss man to mead a new
go Dia;,lm is so torn with strife,
Ds asar that it appeared posi-
ho"S M new premier would be sell
6le e.. ~ until next week by the
eclsu or.oId former playboy prince
4 =. is ruling in the absence of
y WV brother, King Leopold, held
n ..+;rp bv the Germans.
ca 4,o Socialist party expects one
; its members to received the
o. - y, of premier because it pre-
Po'.oted tae crisis by instructing
=. five Socialists in Pierlot's cab
l'T nix among the Socialists cen
.,'ad on Achille Van Acker, a
Trails 5s who served under Pier
~, s.t. as minister of labor, and for
W. .r Premier Paul Henri Spaak,
nv so was Pierlot's foreign min
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
SKIN ExxERNAG Cause Sc

Eczema, acne pimples, simple ringworm,
letter, salt rheum, bumps (blackheads),
and ugly broken-out skin. Millions re-
lleve itching, burning and soreness of
these miseries with this simple home treat
ment. Black and White Ointment goes
to work at once. Aids healing, works the
antlseptic way. 25 years success. 1Oc,
25c, SOC sizes. Purchase price refunded
II you're not satisfied. Use only as di-
rected: Vital in cleansing is good soap.
Enjoy Black and White Skin Soap daily.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
RAFMinelayers Bottle
Up Japanese Fleet Unit

the enemy battlefield was ac-
complished at night after the air
crews were briefed to mine an
Important bay, it was an
nounced.- Later reconnaissance
showed the enemy fleet was at
least temporarily penned in the
bay.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
MEDICAL SOCIETY

RED SPRINGS, Feb. T. CP -
The 92nd annual session Of the
North Carolina Medical Society.
scheduled at Pinehurst April 30
May 2, has been postponed until
such time as the ban on conven-
tons is lifted, DR.. Roscoe D. Mr..
MILAN, society secretary, announ-
ced today.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08
Lemon Juice Recipe
Checks Rheumatic
Pain Quickly

II you suffer from rheumatic, arthritis or
neurttis pain, try this simple inexpensive home
recipe that thousands are using. Get a pack
age OF Ru-Ex Compound two-week supply.
today. Mix 1t with quart of water. add the
juice OF 4 lemons. It's easy. No trouble at
all and pleasant. You need only Z tablesnoon.
fms two times day. Often within As hours
sometimes overnight splendid results are
obtained If the pains do not quickly leave
and II you do not feel better return the
empty package and Ru-Ex will cost you moth
Ing to try as 1t is sold by your druggist under
an absolute money-back guarantee. Ru-Ex
compound is for sale and recommended by
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08

About the same time, Yank
ears over French Indo-China re-
,' signs that the japanese had
pnmod men and material from the
I usi1inuines 10 bolster Saigon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08

The Oder and Rhine rivers flow
through some of Germany's rich
est industrial, mining and farming
areas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-02-08

Do not let vegetables stand in
water after they are cut.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
Vee(k Out;
Brewers Up

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, oct. n
(UP) Bill Veeck. one of the most
successful minor league baseball
executives stepped t-ofIthe
game today.
Veeck acknowledged that nego-
tiations were under way for sale
OF the club, and that Oscar Salem
ger, Chicago attorney. had of
fered to purchase the controlling
interest in the team Salenger re-
portedly already had paid Veeck
more than Sl75,OOO for his share
in the Milwaukee club.
1t was reported that Rogers
Hornsby had been offered the
position of general manager of the
Brewers by 4Salenger.-
Veeck and Charley Grimm, Chi
cago Cubs manager, bought the
controlling interest in the Mil
waukee club in l941. when the
Brewers were tagging behind in
the Association standings. In the
next three years, Milwaukee led
the league in attendance and won
the pennant in l943. 1914 and l945.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
CLIMB AND DIVE

The 1857 came up in The sec
ond. with Bujack showing 25S,
Chct Bukowsd 80 Sieiatf 2l5,
Bill Kcnet 255 and George Young
1919 + & B slumped 10 sSi IN the
third with Wilson pennlnC 1000
Meanwhile. Sutfun. building
2a7744 :. (, tientrd Brtaxwrid t2Sf3
three times 70 uc r & B for first.
Siroh was left three games back
IN taking kractke twice, 304l TO
2SS3. kraetke bottled the curtain
raiser, 969 to 96S, when Herb
Matthews. with his team 50 shy.
hit 22l to Rudy Pugers 16l.
SIrohs Charlie Boehm 1actnred
COS from 240-213-245. Trailing
Bcehm were Kenet, 672; Kenneth
Eaviland, 671; Albert Massoll. GA,
65i. Joe Nagel, 6iS. Zygmund
Zack. els, Harold Allen. 646; Bill
LaRue. 643; Bujack, 635; Bill
Oliver 63i.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
Stewart Is Left
As Howe Signs

Prospects OF holdout trouble
with the Red Wings was consid-
cred ended today with the signing
Of sgd Howe. veteran center and
LETT wing. But defenSeman Jack
Stewart still remained unsigned.
tfOwe h0idS TWO distinctions.
First. he has scored more points
than any other player in the his
tory OF pro hockey. Second the
-3I-Near-old native of Ottawa is
usually the last Detroit player to
sign
We're both satisfied" said
Howe =,SHeh- -itiS signing was an
nOunced at practice today hy
Adams "NOw. l understand we
play Boston tomorrow night"
I'm not a hOldout, though"
said Stewart with a grin. I'm
going To sign"
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
Bruins Eye
Rose Bowl

LOS ANGELES, Oct. .27 QNSl
The University of California at
Los Angeles had its aim set for
the Rose Bowl after an impress
sive y to o victory over a green
but red-hot University of Oregon
eleven before crowd OF 1900
last night
BY turning back an outfit that
had been rated the big power OF
the Northwest, the Bruins reg
istered their fifth triumph in six
starts and maintained Gt least an
outside track 10 the Rose Bowl.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
0md, Lowmdn Spar
In Final Hard Drills

Lee Oma. Detroit heavyweight
returning 80 action after >eVen-
lHeHlA- laSea -h.-cal}-----..f ai4 49, 49,
jurtd hand and Earl Lowman
New York 2O5-poWnder VIII par
ticipate in final boxing drills with
Sp8TmatoS TODAY
The meet Monday night in the
1O-round hrsdHnCf on tue ale
heavyweight boxing card " Arena
Gardens Ona WIZ box % fhe Paul
Revere a. { gym and IowUan
vii do hiS sparrng az Williams
gym al ] 30 p. m
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
Hayes Back
As a Heavy

Mlchigan'S boxing colony re-
coived new member yesterday
when Charley Hayes, former ma
tional am teur middleweight
champion. returned 10 civilian life
after more than two years serv-
ice as a pilot IN the navy air
corps.
Hayes. who held the rank Of
ensign a an instructor at the
Norman Okla AIT Base, intends
20 return 10 The ring after a
short rest Although a legitimate
middlewelght when he boxed Jake
LaMotta Al olympia in l9i3, he
now scales lS5 pounds and will
campaign mopg the heavy
weights
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
Joe Norris Leads
Match Game Trials

With four more rounds 90 90.
Che next 5f Crest Lanes 0ct 81,
joe Norris leads the competition
for the two Detroit vacancies IN
the national match elminauonS
by 4i9 points with Bob Cole
showing 4llO
Norris won three games from
Steve Morris last night az Olym-
PIC. 674 10 55t. as John Peuo
duCked Charlie Boehm 6yS 10 602
Norris total was the highest Of
the lENi r,ti---- -s.-----r-v
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29

ALC0kA REC. ., 'sif sitiYs s!sH'sA" tE aye, L,,.,
taioy opsa so-tiHs Mere ssturdsy,. Sunday
20 A N On. wsskds' Unth asd After H..
ApcYIe pIr lOasi soRrHIAws. AT
tsioy oeIN sowtIsG HtFt sArUsDEy
AND SUNDAY. 1000 A. ". UNTIL CLOSING.
ART CENTRE woGpx1so " GptlYs At TtHss. fs I.si.,
oPts BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
AL DAY Ere. Psrtins Cocktail louna.
BEACON REC. " =, vssTSs I1,sy. "wAJyfssAs 3 ...s
Open Daily az 10 A M.
BOWLING GREEN s.' s.'stsaIs t.s5s"G's sS 40 =
opsn eo.lips AL DAY Saturday. ard sunean
10 ~ Urth clOsins. vsssdsn Thi p N
BOWL. WOOD REC. sId ,5'' s,:. So0oT's9 ~ '!9,,o
Morning a Aitsrnoon Isasu, op,nias. L,,i.bi,
o''n so~I'as Az Day TODAY Wait Our sTl
CADILLAC 20 al., ,1i sAsT f.s,.c 1Sss'tss IS as,
oPIs ALLEYS MERE At DAY sArURoASs
AND SUNDAYS. 10 A " UsrlI cIosise'
CASINO 2's1 s,s ~9SST1'O eSd9so 8. alleys 5ss,
Choice League Openings Left
CHeNe- -TROMBlY S''? ;, csss5 s!.s!,., !,. p sa''
UfernNfFnnr
Tourney. Gn,tss Close Nov a. openi sos y
CLUB REC. ''z' wooo%aso sS,o.,,,..,u, re 2.sssO
oPFk BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
League openinss on Tuvdsy and rhursday
CONNER RFc s'oG eosstH AVE Near
OPEN o,. sowtins SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
CREST LANES Fg!t1TISs y! I1E1y: "GO so S'yss y!as
NOME OF THt MICHIGAN MAJOR CLASSIC
VISIT OUR Stage BAR. COCKTAIL LOUNGE
GARFIELD "7' Gssss s,,s 2, 2o,AL!sYs
BOWL, BOWL DANCE HtRE DAILY.
opEh BOWLING SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
GREAT LAErS wo5as.sn 70 sasI ss1tr'"o.t .,.s :,
All so AltEYS Available for opsn eaxiirs
ss'urdsN' sundsw From 20 A ~ rHl CiOsin1
Cp.i prc $3.50. GRAND RlytR avg
INSTRUCTION - Approach p.iiv,ry Correc,I,
Tauehi B-sirnsrs Invitsd Call Tor Asuain'msn'
pul -DnnnS ,c.,o siS " .sA"o styo. :,
oPrs BOWLING SATURDAY ASn suTn ~,
8 MINUTES From oo~nto~n Am~'s Parstoc
HARPER Rec. si,s ssssIoas sasPts AVE ~ s;,, s3s,
oper B,~liro Att DAY ss.u-d.,s .ra eurds,,
20 AiIsv'. Vi't Our Beautiful co-st-H touus,
lupFRiu Rrc Gssss,L MOTORS stoe.
oPtN BOWLING sArUPnsVs LEp SUN.
nave ~rrRnAYs TI'l So
Inc rIp'u 1880 WOODWARD AVE-
oOrs soyt,se sAruqoAv 40 20 epsnsy, Az
~Sep''Ne u"1it p avn srree ~
nwr'c nee 20 s,,.,.so sny.,so ns,ys 10y.
r'r- -'.'s'' "1dsrri-sd rosstsH ,"eo-
1925 last I'fisr'On at Fs'''ssn NJ s,i7
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
PALACE
wOLvIRINE ASSEMBLY LEACUr
nI1RoIr EIks. No. lA

High scures-AleN Mlkonczyk 10000 J9r
CoiWelI g37-gZo ca SchmitE 135. r
Iuntmeu 232 Tom Rooney 23f-23o-21
Jack Cunningham 233-2u1 Rlsss %.
Harold Unger 11s Ellis Walker - 500
Mike Augeilo 2IS-202 Dies DsMalals 90
HAIRY Wood 2lN Clarence smith 2l4 jat
Lc.ottr EOS Art Watson 2os George Bei
der COS Aus Uuger 2ON Walter 304 cha
Bishopng 203 Huhb Bell 2O2. joe TTopc
200 Nell Carlen 200.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
OILY NIPIC
GRlATER MASQNIC

Hibh scUrrs-Ed Wltzke 225. Ed ~lIrl 2O2
Elton Asmus 232 Ira Klibbe 200 Adams
? 5-223 Wauy HuVbngr 2l2 Bob GIit.ln
Ell. Kenny Hayilaud 2Ol-2Ol john Mach
216-22O. Murray Btnle 2lO Fi1y Krerkc
20 10I, AT Daniels 20l Bruce Rob ,,s
2lo-2la Vance Young 22l Dave BCr,Cr
2ot Herb Rice 2Oa Steve Nicholson 2l2,
Augie Ksmpe 22S judge Fergus4n 22O HAIRY
Cole goa Joe Costa 12S-254 Herb Case
205 Charlie F0x 2lO ace Mage 2O2-2l2-
Joe Zab0rsky 2OO-2O5 Ellis Uunier 22A
Roneu smith 2iS-2O3. Mike CrsybM $50
222, Bert Smith 235.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
PARIS STAYS UP

Nagel's 64S carried Olympic into
5000 after a 967 start. PepSi-Cola,
snaffled by Sam Richardson's l56.
lerked out a 1893 in the middle,
but an S94 slide IN the final left
the total at 2957
PariSclean kept within easy
reach of the one spot in stopping
Seven-Eleven. 2S7S 10 273S. Joe
Adams crowds deducted 1.-The final
when Haviland placed 245
against John CrimminS l67 10 win
t.sft -tttt--.l-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
RAINBOW
s7s 900 not -

cAterra Pc. a RODGERS 203 a Polasky 207
a PeruzN 202-23S r Puglie 202 ?
22i JACQUES 2i2 p vanAembrook ei7
= Srrruue 7rE C6rusi POS ju1u squtitu
e+3 James SCuTTo 2iO " puarsN 700 +
THOMAS 231-2te T Coscoienda 200 p
KwsSnv 222 = Gunsbetg 2IO II Hsrvi'on
2Oe-213 H0Wbeck $50 c Carlson 22S
T Caicatrrra 267 4 Karafa 22s. 81
Dicenzo 2II P Vcrschsve 200
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
LADIES' SENIOR

High seores-Pat Giles los, ne pirro
FaR s-l,-.irhsse y Ps6tcei e.
lTA n sheldon ls4. z. Wagner le2 II
Ruth Downey lso-l66 y Borough l7s
wortlev IT'S x Zoftne IT'S NJ Hess =
Fsren no Flvs Lonr i6T. j. Neidsrstaft
1877 A Coral HS EVELYN GRAY l64, A
Winkier 1872 Helm Chadwick -l61.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
RAMONA
I;II RSDAY NIGHT LADIES
MONDAY NICur IADIrs

Firh SeqIrS-Dol0rvs Rigby 23i Kate Fas-
bender l96-l9o Geraldine Jennings 1919 Gen
Benil TOO Teddy Mclaughlin iSl-iS9.
Virginia Lemkf 1877. Evelyn Cairo iSl MAY
beli Martin iTa-iTq Pose Campbell l76-l79
Mavme S'iJweu III Irene Douglas RS.
Nutc-Ju.ia Yctter made the $40 ,plt.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
RED MILL,
>Ew CENTER CLASSIC

Hlgh sc0Fes--J- GCrhardt 2l3-231.22O l.
Nipyer 2O2-24i. D. Brichta 200 Yates 2IO
CJsColenda u 5-2Ol. G. Bel 227-2O2 &
kraIcnkd 2O4. r. GuusbCIg 2IO B. White
203 J Monuoy 2l2. }. zeiich 2l2. 6 Llns.e
p 6-2lO. G. EnDt 2l9, ). OlawiCC 2Ol. "
Weight Pa j Mscks 2l4 = Milau 22b D.
+@-iti-attt-- t1r77r1 zTu- J. sVtdTn ZOs-206.
} SeriRps al CzapsHi 2t2. A GTaboN-
snt tu@7 n StrrTP1TU zf7 J. DINTIslIo Il
Kaiser 2o92ls, o Gallandt 224-2O3 D
AaSa 2O3-2l3. G. schmidt 237. r L0rey
2l3 @ Radon 2O3 c. Scdes,rom 2O4
Ga,le 200. Lesens 205 : lgnstDwsn cl2-
2l2, a. Ranke 230-2l4i g Maiecki 2l6-
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
JINiOR HOUSE

High Scuirs-Eddle Malen 25S.2ni Rallh
236 Ste.feS 29S {. k0WalSEi 225-234
Roberts 227.2e0 Marion 2i9 Wordick 2l5.
Ziminski 2lS-2I4 Bla1nek 214. a Bnbrocky
212 Tohe 2l2. Nappo 2l2 Snbocinski 2O9
Lundy 2Os-2Oa ped Waslk goo Parszs 2O6.
Buda 2O2 Pice pol Gasiorek 200 BROOK
hart 900 Lorincs 200. -Tsiiette 400.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
EAST WARREN

WiVh Ec0res--J Di GIOVANNI IUI-lV--
TerbruEEen 2is Leshy 2lo /. White
head 2Ie-2oi-21o, = Log,ienhlseL POS
9Oe De shank 224 Delue all
\ Minda 2l4 Greernick 2o3 NJ
Schroeder 229 L Jessmore 22S Gao
yptte 9O4-2is p CuVel 40 } DOYLE 2l9
/ NifsA 2lo. s BuffA all. Nsnyliet 2O5-
2os. Dale Sandro 2i3 Pepllnsn 225 Wei-
r,Aei 222 Tim Miller 235 G Koniwh 2oP
9 Weibelnnua 22S Al Kopitrh 222
KruVewsh 2o2-2Oo-2o9 Missonc zoe Guy
REL co4-2oa Rodhe 227 W Sohdtch 2o4
Vsntherot 1O3-26T. GoeSsmann 22a,
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
CREST LANES
$50 H0I n

HlFh sc1reE-Als1sndtT 2l2 ElAith 223.
vonderSefth 233-2O3. T. Bskcr 2O7 Y.
Toby 222-2l1. Wolu POI. J Hssslnrcf
% 5000 ". Hamilton 217. GraboVsn 2oA
a Recklins 202 A KuheTen 2i4 Dun
ulnr g1l Moebs goa 4. Gleich 2O1 g.
DIETRICH 2O7 schultz 2l2-234 n smith
2Oi r PAGE 223. A SiSfto 2tl Sloelk
g2g Cook 1oT n Vein 1a5 keith 23q.
bullock 2O7 Eaton 2I5-2OO V smith 202
ais 7 CLARK 22l-225 {. Koerncr 202, +
NCcn 22i ROsbury 222-2l 3-2o9.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
HOtsE LINGtE

high ,cores-Elmor Godfrey 2l2 Carl Lund-
quial 2l4- Joel -E.leksaa- 226-2 a -kefies
fuTrcWS ZfG. Harold GOODWIN 2ib ChrlS
Mulay 204 Phii Mifon 2O7 Al Dent 2il.
Prank k0Ss 2O3. Joe Angileh 2OO-2O3.
James Acim 2Ol. angelo sist 2O5, Bill
Vein 200. Tony DOmcn0e 203.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
JUNIOR HOUSE

High scores--J stelma 239, r. Green 22s,
A Psrov 22s, Killenberg 225. n Blossom
SiSen 2i4 Rhoades 213-2o7 G. SperIy
3TI-205, y stommel III, PassareTI z1V,
,o3' p Buckerfeid 2O2 A DSgostlno 2O2,
NJ Welnherr 2Nl. N MArzoLlnA 200.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
PALACE-SCHoENHERR
HOUSE LEAGUE

:
man Schneider asa. Bil Maroney 229 Milton
222-2l5. Herman Ruppel 2l7 Jack
Doyle Charles -Jewet 2f2 Jack ktiiru-
berg 20g Richard HamerSki 200, Mike
TcutsCh zoo. Jim Bell 2O5 Jerome DeLue
2O4 Peter Furnes 2O4 Robert Carter 2O3
Bernard McCue 2Ol. Frank Green 20l.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
PALMER PARK
SENIOR not II

fiigh Scorcs-Joe Cola 20l- a WcrhoItl
237. J RuHCh 2l6. " Scuddef gil j, Foss
zoo r, Canstein 2O3-227 Les Townsend
2l3-21T T. la Case 227 J Palazzolo pap.
V Hosinlk 200 G. Pulick 277. r DamiCo
pa A. Damico 2O4-237 Ray PasSone 2l4-
22a. J Pom 2O2. J Chicka 2O2 ". Brown
205 &. McGann 200-2O4 r. HoG 2J5. :.
Kendall 2l5, J. Archibald 2O9.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
GARDEN
METROPOLITAN LADII =
GRAPHIC ARTS
RID DINI~ION
MmIII DIVISION

High scores--JaCk Bowen 2l9 John CiElcr
21s VIM Thompson 2l4 Cerhardt Nendler
2il Arnold Gugel 2OS hugh FLANAGAN 2o5,
James Kelley 2Ol Andy Patterson 1Ol-2O3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
LADIES MAJOR

High seores-E Rollo zoe sullivan 2Ol
1913, E Pohl 1877. p Dern .ig3-ls2 X
GelSler l9o-ls4 d Krause lBe Daniels
iss-ls3. L. Kloenhamer 1877 r Walzak
Cloutier ISL p Coke isO NJ peIue io4.
is3, j. Scott $50
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
VOGUE

Hlgh scolcs-F M0rell 2I5.3O7 J An.
,ohe!l 2e2 + A'er 232 p se5gesnt 23a
= Sehenansn 239 G SchWeizer 9ss
@le1iiande @ 23i-J Brass 227 FicHsrdt
80. d Bsthgete 2l2, ! Tapin 2io y
torrance 2lo. SchWcgleF 2Os ps,h.
rste III T Sestcr 2os " DINNER 2o2
Sieeih 2Ol Trepps POI
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
TOWER

. hiyh scoreA-homaneh 2lI-2l4 Godo0ut
ian 2ii. chrest zoe. Popard. 400. Heath
2oe, Ubrans1- -2oa--Pe4otta 10, -JnhnAlnn
an9T SiEnTa 200.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
INrrRcIrY CLASSIC

Wrh scorer-N Crozko 25i Pudolph
Castle 94- Harold Starder PAS Cn' spencer
zoo Frank Lcorsrd 236. Tester parish 2o4-
NlA-2lS John Max 29S. Jerry Monte 2Oi
Nerv Rilen go -uil0ry Roberts fn2. PHI
S'iruheisei nl2 Gene walters c0'. John
O'Rricu 30 William Franklin 'ol Paul
Brown 7os Charles MONTE 200, Naly
KIine 2OT Iohn HnlecN 2aI
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
JOLLY FIFTY
DENNY

High ScoreS-MutE Hemele 23S Lou tuIClu
222 Henry NiskA 2lo. Mike Albetts 2l0.
Boo Wothe 2o4 Bill Harris 2oi.
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CHENE-TROMBLY
HOUSE LEAGUK

MN Hr0rcs--Hbnk AltNY 24b-llI NJ s.
Frank Wierzbich GAG, Bill Olson 246 Mex
Mowery 24o-2l4, I'd Hermann 239. Ray
Glnis 236, Stan OkrtfE 234, Ed steiner 227
Bruno Konieczny 226.' Joe Goleskl 223. I'd
Lubansh 222 Bert Perham 2i9. TED Bar
bias 2t6. Martin Hemple 2l5 Joe KaSko 2lo.
Tom Mack ais Joe Kovalsh 2i4, Ed PiWon-
SKI 1i4 Jerry WAsik 7i3. wallace GCnCS
2i7 Francis wiluck 212. Dixon McFEdden
2Oa. Al Betti 3oe. Pete wnns zoe. Chuck
OlcncheCk 2O5 Joe Whitman 2OS John Zack
aa3 sam ST. Onee 2o3.2o2 I'd Seman- -202. =.
lou LAski aO2 Al Beske 202. Dave Barhenn
2oi Ernie PArdiek 2Ol Joe Good POI b.
Frank Golen 2o1, Jack hoskitis 2Ol, Francs
McNuity 201.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
VAN DYKE
LADIES' UOISI

HIEI scuTet-AIartha SOch0wiCl $50 heIen
Ir1ro"sI us Josephine Rorulsh IT'S Vir-
enla Ja'N l73 Helen KNIGHT iGs-sss
Anna Woodcock 166. Florence Sabo lei
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
JUNIOR Horsr

High sCutes-St've Bsldg 2IO, Con Ramau
2O2-223 Harold Metz 2t1 Gtnret Kll~c 2Ol
Joseph Corado 2O5 Charles Eisennef POS
r lhpu Nelson POS Warren UuderVuod 2tH.
Joseph Plprr 1oO Kari Braun -21q Gnl44 60
Miller 2Ol EaU Blryh 2O3-213 ROLAND Nes
wood Pa waite. YumkiE 212 sd WaFer
30 Charles Cunning 200 JACK Kuerer PA
William W1Eucr 2l6. A4e,rh IsEsi-2ua--sasss -
uauksy 2O3-214
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
GLFNEAGLES

High s-oreE-J0Nv Eule 2ST Rfcmont
W-lhbcl 2as-22s Gerald Hcrfcrrs 24b An
iHor, Woldcu 243 lack Hrley 2ac Po-t
hamilton 276-21e Ftcd Hrccs' 23l-,l2
r,.-l-4a4- -lI-lll.a4- -pn.t+-t t-t'trr T-F sW.
renee NFvt6s a2A Cass Shatlls 22f-2lf.
VfIar Rric'r-ater 07f lack N-towF0 994
Ff1HI riq CLAYTON rafhorrs g'T-g0- Frprt
comb 1i3 ENeri simpson 2l7 Pc'tr col
.ura 9'2 Haryev Gsile 2i1 WiI!Am De
nag, 1lo James Csrttnc- 200 Crpriss
Brass 1Os-9OF Ad0inh fhckois 20s Sehss-
ftr- Cc~rtvrpr TO- FiHs Cnuff~t foA
Hrurfr Za.ts 70T PIoe.f ruIirr 1O4 Dsrif
newman -o7 .Wbter Collins 1o1 o. 'af.eF
r-.rr 7ot EerlraN sr.'-e 2oi "f'"-
zoe -. mr. ~ 100 ,l,, ,lH, aoo, res zoo
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
LOYAL WING cLrB

HlfN Nclfes--JgNn DO bone .fI Art
Peruz7l 222 Joe CQuci,io 2la Fred Mar-a!0ns
e-2iS Tony Caruso PA. Lou SfiETon
212. Rov M1nareu 2l1 Rsvnold De Valerie
COS RaIph Bel 2O6 Guy Bel 2Ol.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
RIVIERA

9agh ec1res-Nl,S Credit gao. Harry North
~ HARRY Pesnwsd 23l-2i2, William
@artcn 22h. Enn Ma 'nuss0u 223-2O4.
John Te'raln 223. sam Goldner 222 steve
Chayke 222. L Phillips 2222i 5-2Os, p.
Pichotte 2l3. les Ferguson 2ls. Harry Nrce-
All Per4z-I- -2lA=2n3--E-Es-- Es--i-e-i--eea a7-t-sgts
TsCuOuC -Of BED Wlkle 20a Hugh sprott
203. JACK Burka 203 Marx Martin 202.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
REDFORD

High scores-H Bridge 224 }. OConnor
POP { Hu,cnms 2O5. Wolfram 2O2 r.
seymale zoe y Wolfe 20T-22O. c. Young
22O-2lO p S-hutller POS. L. Grace 2n7. II.
2O2-203 G Palmer 2l2-205 f. FerIance
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
HARPER
.INIDR unt -

rowSki 926 A. Brisson 226 a wilkins 224.
r Hornbcck 223. = Rhode 223 X. Theisen
223 a Perrin go. a. Serisnni 2l3-2l3.
C Kotecki 2l2 II Wagner 211, C. Woicik
21I + McCanum 21o r Zslrnsk 21o. j.
Csvanaugh ZOE. r. Van Slembrouck 2os,
Gurnett zoe. }. stefani 20S. Schweikert
2O5. j Krspck 2O3. A Karafa 202.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
RITTER

OIEI tIlIfs-NII HUuIItWaU IT LIII LNTI
Wolf 222. John B0tsn 2Ol jim Marshall
200 Joe Buiz 2Ol. Joe Couado 2o6 I'd
Mlsenz go. quentin Heika 2l6. sy Schc-
mapSky 2Ol ChaS wagner goa Joe Lu-aeh
221-224 Clio Gardner 2lS. G. Sperry 22l
Lannln Robbins 2O4 n Wlnnckcns 2Sl Ec
KuNa 2o3-249 Wm. Urban zoo, Chss.
Ma4WS 276
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ADIES MAJOR

High ScorPS-Lulu KlOenhamer 222 Emily
Daniels 2l2-lsl Theresa Walzak 2l2-iS2-
l7s Pearl Gabrielson 2O6, Ann Konen 205,
Virginia Jewell 2O2. Margaret Demros 2o2.
Lillian Proycncal police. Marcelle NanDe
Velde 2OI Ella Provost 2Ol-iT6. Margaret
Tack l94-i92 Theresa King lo2. Nellie
Conrath laO-17i Margaret Kolasinsk ls9.
Florence Wortey lsT-lT4 Zoe DeMNt 1856
III Beatrice Mobile ls3 Nclie Mueller 1s3.
Louise Schroeder 1872 Emily Jakuhek $50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29
BE. ACON
HOt - IIA1tI

HirI .1UT1l-I AImul 40 " DcIU0If
ASS Hnsrew gls-2Ot g. C4ick gOg.
Fenncr 21l Buber 2o1 s Miller 200
L walker 900 e Williams ais. d Tyler
276 = Hare pa Rschsnd 2o5.
stair 1OT-1Ii o Cooper 2a3 & Rybh 2O4
clu. & Weeks 20t tissh 204 a. Roe
2o7. a. Gleason zoo
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-29

HiEh scUTes-J0hn GeIlard 227 e taYposst
"a Pe'e Serlhni 2l4 Jim SerAfni COS
oio MotTiuk 2O4 Lor Matt 2oA Norm
Lasky 2ol John CicolS 200