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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17

do najmanjsega darila. Najlepsa
hvala "a vse delo, XII ste ga ime-
III z naju. Prepricani bodite, da
bova skusala povrniti oh vsaki
priliki in po nasi moci.
Omenjam posebno imena, ki
so:
Mr.. Frank Grdina; Mrs. Fran
ces Drenik; Mr.. in Mrs. Pod
boj; Mr.. in Mrs. Proprovich; Mr..
in Mrs. Yapel; Mr.. in Mrs. JOS.
Klein; Mr.. in Mrs. F. Segulin;
Mr.. in Mrs. ]. Barkovich; Mrs.
Antonija Svetek; Mr.. in Mrs.
P. Cesen; Mr.. in Mrs. A. Bar
tel; Mr.. in Mrs. F. Simmer; Mr..
in Mrs. F. zagar; Mr.. in Mrs.
J. Plevnik; Mr.. in Mrs. M. Bur-
ia; Mr.. Jos. Rezberger; Mr.. in
Mrs. A. Svetek; Mr.. in Mrs. ia
kob Yakovsek; Mr.. Jos. Strait
sar; Mr.. in Mrs. F. Rupert,
Mr.. in Mrs. J. Rottar; Mr.. in
Mrs. Alvin Podboj; Mr.. in Mrs.
Louis Hafner;; Mr.. in Mrs. ].
Smrtnik; Mr.. in Mrs. Romeo
Gregoric; Mr.. in Mrs. J. Zalar;
Mr.. in Mrs. ]. Stergar; Mr.. in
Mrs. F. Derdich; Mr.. in Mrs.
F. Jelercic; Mrs. Paula Konci-
liza; Mrs. Mary Starina; Mrs.
Rozi Zdesar; Mr.. in Mrs. F.
zigman; Mr.. in Mrs. Gorjanc !;
Mr.. in Mrs. L. Starman; Mr..
Anton Cepelnik, Mr.. in Mrs. FIR.
Cesen, Mrs. Zajc, Mr.. in Mrs.
L. Godec, Mr.. in Mrs. ]. Robic /;
e.! Mr.. in Mrs. l.. Prosen; Mrs.
Frances Gorse, Mrs. Mary Zen
dar; Mr.. in Mrs. P. Lustrick; !;
Mrs. Mary Borse; Mr.. in Mrs.
A. Tausel;;" Mrs. Katherine ia
kob; Mr.. Jakob Peklenk; Mr..
Frank Novoselc; Mr.. Frank
Podborsek; Mrs. Frances
Gerchman; Mrs. Molly Golich;
Mrs. Mary Mezgec; Mr.. in Mrs.
F. Rozman; Mr.. Jos. Nah; Mrs.
Annie Simoncic; Mrs. Louise
Krasovec; Mr.. John Korosec !;
Mr.. Anton ,Lapuh; Mrs. Vicic !;
Mr.. in Mrs. Lenc Kolar; Mr.. in
Mrs. A. Jansa; Mrs. Josephine
Dolsak; Mrs. Julia Kamber; !;
Mrs. Rozi Strah; Mr.. in Mrs. G.
Kaliopij; Mrs. Lovretic; Mr.. in
Mrs. J. Yamnik; Mrs. Louis Zni-
darsic; Mr.. Frank Perusek
Mrs. A1bina Vessel; Mr. Frank
znidarsic; Mrs. Mary Recher =;
Mr.. in Mrs. Durjava; Mr.. An
ton Podobnik; Mrs. Mary Je-
ran; Mr.. Anton Vehovec; Mr..
in Mrs. Julylia; Mr.. in Mrs. ].
Globokar; Mr.. in Mrs. John &C.
bul.
Torej vsem gornjim Sc en-
krat najlepsa hvala in lepe po-
zdrave!
George in Annie Nagode,
1876 Corsica Ave.,
Cleveland, 0.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17
ENAKOPRAYNOST

Tovaris mi je pripel rdeci ma
|gelj, tovarisica pa zeni krasni
'krusac". Mas marsal Starman
pa je vse strogo opazoval, men-
da zato, da bi vse slo po nacrtu.
Takoj nato so sc odprla ku-
hinjska vrata in clanice z be-
limi predpasniki so Sc zaeele
vrstiti. v par minutah so bill
krozniki ma mizi, z najboljsim
jedilom, kar pa nj cudno saj sta
Sc v kuhinji vrtele dive izkuse-
ne kuharice: Mrs. Segulin in
Mrs. Barkovich. Ia baro pa sta
bila izkusena tocilca Frank Sc
gulin in Frank Derdich. Ia pri-
grizek smo imeli strudelj in
krofe, ter kaj vse ne. Med jed
jo sem studira1, kdo vse je v
tenn odboru, da je slo tako glad
ko izpod rok, da niti najboljsi
strokovnjaki ne bi mogli boljse
napraviti. 49,.
Kar naenkrat pa vstane Ru-
pert, pogleduje desno in levo in
tz lepimi besedami pojasni ma
men tega veeera. v govoru pa
omeni mojo zeno in meme. Ia
koj sem bill ma jasnem, da je
Mr.. Rupert stolo-ravnatelj. Po-
zval je k besedi vec govorni-
kov, XII so vsi imeli lepo zacrta-
ne govore.
Koncno smo prisli k besedi tu-
,,di JAZZ in moja boljsa polovica,
Ko je bilo konec govorov Sc je
Frank Rupert, kar ma eni nogi
zasukal. Ukazal je, maj Sc od-
prejo vrata, XII vodijo ma oder
in v trenotku so Sc ista odprla.
Godec je zaigral ma harmoniko,
Rupert pa naju je povabil maj
pojdeva pogledat, kaz da je
tam.
Neverjetno, toda resnicno
Urejeno je bio kot prava spalna
soba, z popolno opremo, XII spa
da spalnico. Cd najvecje do
najmanjse stvari! Ma postelji
pa sedi lepa dalika, XII jo je po-
darila Mrs. Rupert: Pristopila je
Mrs. Yapel in v kratkem nago-
voru povedala, da so mama vse
to podarili clani in clanice klu-
ba "Ljubljana". Obenem mi po-
da seznam. Takoj Sc malo od-
daljim, ker me je zgala RADIO
vednost, da izvem, kdo so tiste
prekajene glave, XII; sta. naju
diva tedna spretno vodile "a nos,
brez da bi kaj sumila. Dostikrat
sem mislil, da sc ne da cloveka,
+ kar kje v en- dan potegniti "a
nos. Sedaj pa verjamem, da Sc
da, &c ga ia pravi dobijo v 70.
ke. Precitam seznam in sem 81
takoj mislil; ia pravi so pa sle.
deei: Frank Rupert, Joseph
,Strazisar, Antonia Svetek, Fran
ces Julylija, Mary Yapel ir
Frances Gorjanc.
Torej vam vsem kliceva: maj
lepsa yam hvala cd najvecjega
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-12-17

ZdhvuIu
Klub "Ljubljana" zboruje
vsaki zadnji torek v mesecu. To
je bill tudi datum zadnje seje 26.
novembra.
Kot po navadi ko Sc napotim
ma sejo Sc ustavim pri JOS. Stra-
zisarju, da Sc skupaj peljeva ma
sejo in spoton1a pobereva Sc
druge clane. 49,.
Ma to sejo je sla tudi moja
soproga menoj. Ko sva Sc
ustavila pri Straziserju, sem ta-
koj opazil, da Sc mu nj prav mic
mudilo. Moral sem ga opozar-
jati, da mi casa primanjkuje in
da maj pohiti, ter Sc koncno ven-
dar enkrat odpravi..
Ko smo Sc pripeljali do 1875.
ceste sem ga opozoril, maj usta-
vi, da bova pobrala Sc enega
clana. Niti slisal me nj. Kar ma
pref po svojem je vozil. Kone-
no smo dospeli do. drustvenega
donna ma Recher Ave. Toda ma
mesto, da bi izstopili, je Strait
Ser pripomnil, da maj gremo ma
zaj po "pozabljenega" clana, ker
da je mogoce bolan. Ko smo pa
prisli nazaj, tega nj bio vec do
ma.
In tako smo Sc vozili, zopet v
dom. Seveda to je bio vse "a
crtano v glavi Straziserja. Nj
sem Sc dosti brigal "a pogovore
ostalih clanov, stopil sem v dvo-
rano in pripravil vse potrebno
"a sejo.
Use je gladko teklo ma seji.
Ko pa je prisla ma dnevni red
tocka: nedokoncane stvari in
predlogi v korist drustva je BIZ
10 vse tho. Namesto, da bi raz-
motrili te dve tocki, Sc kar ma
enkrat eden oglasi S predlogom,
maj Sc seja zakljuci. Drugi pa
je takoj podprl predlog. Bill sem
strasno razocaran, kajti imeli
smo ma dnevnem redu vec stva-
ri. Moral sem Sc pa pokoriti
pravilom in zakljuciti sejo.
Takoj nato pozovem nasega
pevovodjo F'ranka Ruperta, da
zapojemo naso himno: "Stoji,
stoji Ljubljanca " Sedaj
pa nj bill nobeden vec tin, peli
so, da so sc okna kar tresla.
Predno sem pospravil svoje
stvari, mize so bile postavljene
ma svOJa meSta. PrltOZll sem sc
enemu clanu: 'Kaj vendar VIA
cite mize po dvorani, sal mixer
nj bilo sklenjeno, da delate po
svoji volji." Odgovoril mi je, da
to MEGA mic ne briga, kaj drugi
delajo.
Ostal sem zunaj sam in zelo
slabe wolfe. Potem pa zopet sto-
PIN v dvorano in Sc priblizam
k svoji soprogi. Tedaj pa Sc pri-
blizajo, smehljajoc Sc Mrs. Mary
Yapel, Frank Rupert, Frances
Gorjanc in Frances Julylia v
spremstvu Joseph Strazisarja in
Antonije Svetek. Odvedli so ma.
i ju k nezasedeni mizi. Potem je
pa Mrs. Yapel spregovorila: "Ta
mia je "a vaju in "a tovarisa
in tovarisico". K mizi, XII je bila
okrasena z cvetlicami in "ke-
kom", ma kateremu je bilo "a
pisano George in Anna, so
| prisedli Sc drugi.
| z zeno sva sc vsedla in sc
eudila, kaj neki maj to pomeni.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18
NOTICE

Board of Directors of Northwest ern Alaska Chamber of Commerce will meet at the Nevada Grill Tuesday noon at l2 o'clock noon.
 Duke Mitrovich.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18
RADIO PLAYS FRANKS CAN YOU READ IT?

GVS ACGJLES, Fps. 1. -(P)- Japan and Gecvanx willhnot be invited ot cgmpetehin the 1948, mlympic gamzs set fmr Londmn, Wilpiw,n ,nxay Garland, sznior vem- bernof tha Amerpcun Olyvqic committed, said.9
 'Rdfphdje is still doubt asctg the foalus of Ihaly, ,8buh we get one of hhe greatest inlecfatignal repreynoations in the history of the vaves," sacd Garland yestec- jay, przdicting a world-4 )wife boom in amateur aohwztics..
 "Russuu wull cmmpate for ope first lime.?8He declwrzj, "and thd Southhiamerican countries aje planningito send large tzams."
 Ed. Note-Why curse the static when you are trying to get your favorite short wave program? The foregoing it what it does to our press service.-P.S. Some times it does not come in at alb.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18
CHINCHILLAS AT ANCHORAGE RENDEZVOUS

During the fur rendezvous held in Anchorage, on February 27th, 29, March 1st, and End, two pair of rare and exotic South Ameri- can chinchillas will be exhibited. It will be the first time chinchil- las have ever been exhibited in Alaska. Both pair are owned by MT. Buell. Nesbett, and MT. P. J. Cutting of Anchorage.
 The chinchillas will come from Mrs. Lota Miller's flock at Big Bear Lake, California. If at all possible, Mrs. Miller will appear at the fur rendezvous to answer all questions regarding the chin chillas. The chinchillas will arrive in Anchorage via Pan American Airways and Woodley Airways.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE

Pursuant to an order of Court entered on the 4th day of January, A. D., l946, notice is hereby given that a General Term of the Dis trict Court, Second Division, Ter ritory of Alaska, will be, held in the Court House at Nome in said Division and Territory, commenc- ing at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M on Friday, March Is, 1946, and to continue thereafter according to further orders of the Court.
 Given under my hand and with the Courts seal affixed this l1th day of February, A. D. 1946.
 ALMER RYDEEN,
 Clerk of the United States
 District Court for the Terri
 tory of Alaska, Second Divi-
 sion.
 Publish Feb. II, IS, 25, Mar. 4, 1946
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18
WALTER SLACK. JR.. WILL ENTER FAIRBANKS BUSINESS

Walter Slack, Jr., who received his discharge from the U. s. Sig nal Corps in November, will enter into business with his father at the Fairbanks Machine Works. Bud" was discharged with the rating of Sergeant and served four years and nine months.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18
CUPID'S HELPER

JOLIET, H., Feb. l5- P - Rallying to cupid's defense, Judge Bartley ordered a 20-day cooling off preiod. That amount of time must elapse after the filing of a divorce suit, he said, before he will hear the divorce case.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18

Nugget Ads Bring Quick Results
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18
Flashes of Life
BUTTER BE MINE

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. l5-(P) Carol June Plumb, screamed with delight when she opened a five pound valentine from a friend on an Idaho farm.
 my Valentino" accompanied the my Vaentine," accompanied the present, made of butter.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE PROBATE COURT FOR THE CAPE NOME PRE- GIN CT, TERRITORY OF ALASKA, SECOND DIVISION. In the Matter of the Estate of GUSTAF NICOLAUS C. PET ERSEN, Deceased.
Notice of Hearing and Settlement of Final Account.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned administrative of the above named estate has filed in the above named court her final report and account, and that the 30th day of March, 1946, at the hour of ten o'clock am. of the said day at the office of said court, Nome, Alaska, has, by court order, been fixed as the time and place for hearing on said final report and account and the adjudicating as to who the heirs and distribu- tees of said estate are; objections to said account and proof of heir ship will be heard at this time. Dated the 28th day of January, 1946.
 HELEN B. DUNBAR,
 Administratrix. Publish Jan. 28, Feb. 4, II, IS.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18
IT. DICK KING
 RECEIVES DISCHARGE

Maurice King, formerly pilot for the Arctic Air Service in Candle, and now with the Northern Air way, welcomed his twenty-two year old son, It. Dick King, in Fairbanks. The young man is also a pilot, having served in the Army Air Force.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18

Camp Carson soldier resigned himself to badness. Four months later, he grew a fine new crop of hair-but it was snow white. Re- gently it turned black again.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18
NOTICE

The Poll Book for the regisfra- tion of voters for the forthcoming Municipal and School Board cleo tion. will be open February 2oth. and will close Saturday. March 23rd. ls46. Election takes place April End.
 Carrie M. McLain. 20-2l City Clerk
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18
FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY REPRESENTATIVE HERE

James R. Luper of the Federal Works Agency, arrived to confer with city officials on the several projects now under consideration A meeting is planned for tonight in the council chambers.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18
MISS PHYLLIS TWEET VISITING IN NOME

Miss Phyllis Tweet, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edgar TWeet of the North Star Mercantile Co.,, of Tel Ter, is in town for dental work, and is the house guest of Mrs. E. Straub.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18
LEO SEIDENvERGS LEAVE
 ANCHORAGE FOR SEATTLE

It was learned here today that MT. and Mrs. Leo Seidenverg of Anchorage, left Sunday by plane for Juneau, enroute to Seattle. The trip is a continuation of the vacation and business trip, which was interrupted by the wreck of the SS Yukon two weeks ago. They plan to be gone about three months.
The Nome nugget., 1946-02-18
Brunette's Badness ScareS Him White

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo P)-Corporal Maurice Rosen of Chicago never knows just what goes on atop his head. His black hair fell out last February and the
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
Hits
672 Series

Stella Hartrick Of Olynpics,
holder with Clara Allen Of the
Womens International Bowling
Congress doubles title. gave her
sisters a mark 10 beat az WurmS
last night with 672 in the Major
League. Nationally. n was sew
enth, available records show
y II is the banner series Of the
Detroit season TO date The lines
Werel 99-208-265 in Olynplcs' ZI8l
In her final. Mrs. Hartrick had
nine straight only 10 run into a too
full hit in the tenth that left the
4-7-l0 standing Her score is nine
pins under the league record she
made In l943.
Sharing the applause with Mrs.
Hartrick was Crescence SterbenZ
OF James Five with Gil on a 223
finish, Marion German Colonial
500. Eleanor Koepke. Altoona. 5SS
Ruth johnson Of Alcona holds the
city record of 72l made in 1899.
Enterprise is one game out Of
tho lead in rapping Vernon twice,
265l 10 1856. Colonial climbed
with two from Twenty Grand
1896 10 263l. Rainbow had a 264l
in losing twice 10 Olympic.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
Times Event Helps
BY FRED WOLF
National Starr

With the Detroit Times Sweep
stakes opening Saturday all bowl
ers, regardless OF their average,
will have a fine chance for some
tournament experience. All par
ticipants are claSSed according 10
their averages and there are at
tractive cash prizes.
In other words the 749 average
team completes with teams in its
own class and so on up. with the
sharpshooterS in an open dIvi-
sion Of their own.
III all your bowling Is done
In one establishment IL Is advis-
able to try different alleys.
You Will find a great deal OF
difference bowling In various
houses.
The Detroit Times Sweeps
offers every one q fine oppOrtu-
nitv 20 get some Of thS needed
experience. II YOU haven't entered
your team yet you have until mid
night Friday. In fact. a good
suggestion. Is 70 enter your entire
league and bowl as a group. BY
calling Joe Paulus az the .Chene-
Tromhly Recreation $ pc cia u
squads can be arranged TO take
care Of YOUR league.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
Arena Bout
A Natural
BY CHARLES p. WARD

Only a few short months age
boxing promoters were complain
ing about the dearth of good
matches. Most of the better fight
ers were in the armed forces and
the ones left behind were careful
about the men they met.
But now that the boys have be-
gun 10 return 10 civilian life in
large numbers, natural matches
arc walking the streets waiting for
promoters to sign them.
One such match is the bout be-
tween Charley Hayes and Eddie
Taylor, scheduled for Arena Car
denS Monday night. 1t will be the
second bout for Hayes since he
was discharged from the navy in
which he served more than two
years as flying pilot. In his first
bout, fought at Arena Gardens two
weeks ago. he scored a technical
knockout over Bobby Berry Of
Cleveland.
When Hayes marched away 10
war, Taylor was an obscure work
man IN an auto plant. During
Charlcy's absence he gained a
local reputation. Now he rs in a
position 10 challenge a fighter who
was good enough 10 meet Jake
LaMotta before the war.
If Hayes defeats Taylor, other
matches VIII be open 10 him. He
can. for instance, meet Sam
Hughes with profit 10 both.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03

Incidentally, Culenbine. noted for his keen
batting eyes, drew the most walks during the
seaSOn-l12.
Though he played in but half a season,
Greenberg drove an even 90 runs across the
plate. Doc Cramer and Eddie Mayo, who
played all Of the season, totaled SO and 81,
respectively.
An oddity revealed by comparison of tfN
1945 and 1914 league averages is the similarity
between the records of Greenberg and Dick
Wakefield for those seasons Rejoining the
Tigers in July, 1914 following his release rom
naval aviation training Wakefield played rs
games and led the club with .355 average.
Greenberg, who rejoined the Tigers in July,
1945, following his discharge from the Army
Air Corps played in exactly the same number
Of games-78-and likewise led the team In
batting with 81.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
Skate Entry
Is Extended
DeadIine Now
B P. M. Friday
BY GEORGE r. VAN

Skaters now have until 6 p. m.
tomorrow night TO get their en-
tries in for The Detroit Times
Michigan Open High School relay
and novice skating races at Belle
Isle Saturday
The meet will start at 2 p m.
The entry deadline was extended
10 allow high school skaters to get
their relay teams together al
school following The holiday recess,
Send in your entry The blank
appears in today's paper or you
can get one at your school.
You have until 6 p. m. 10 get
your entries into the Times office.
Herbert Cook, of the Olympia
Skating Club, said today that his
organization would present half
dozen figure skating exhibitions
-d0ring the meet featuring group
as well as individual numbers.
Virginia Baxter, one of the out
standing skaters in the Middle
West. will give several figure skat'
ing numbers as will her teammate
Helen Fishbeck. Barbara Miller
and Miggsie Bean of the same clut
are included in the program.
Following The Detroit Time!
High School meet Saturday, the
UAW-CIO will hold its third an
nal championship Sunday with a.
events listed for all classes from
cradle TO senior. Mel West, JAW
CIO recreational director, anC
Sam Angott, in charge of skating
are staging the meet with the as
sistance of the Detroit Skating
Association. The meet begins al
= d m
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
LOST TWO GAMES

In 1914. taking over as head
coach when Paul Brown left 10
become a naval officer, Widdoes
directed Ohio State 10 a perfect
record season and the Big Ten
championship and was named
coach Of the year.
During the past season the team
was considered one of the strong
est in the Midwest, winning seven
games and losing only two, but
the defeats were 70 Purdue and
Michigan. which cost il sue
ccsSfil defense OF the Big Ten
title.
During the past season Widdoes
became central figure in an Incl
dent involving backheld star Paul
Sarringhaus. a key player on the
1912 Ohio State team which won
the Big Ten title before be went
into the service. a returned
serviceman in 1945 Sarringhaus
was relegated 20 second string
duty by Widdoes and threatened
to quit the squad When newspa-
permen. attempted 10 get AZ the
bottom Of the story. Widdoes
barred them from practice ses-
sions.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
Canadian CHALLENGE Seems Certain

Canadians always have proved themselves good sports
men In speedboat racing In Detroit.
1t will be remembered that Harry Greening Of Hamilton,
Ont built RanbOws back in the twenes all from the
board of the Grayenhurst wizard Tom Gravaet
There the year when Greenng the Gold Cup
series and then lost the old tchncay to Col Jesse
Vincent of Detroit who poted Packard Craft Greening
ruled out because his boat declared to have cnker
built hull.
Under the recently revised Gold Cup rules this
couldn't happen. Amy hull is eligible up to 3S feet
oUera, using underwater propulsion. The latter
invoked When It suggested that Jet propulsion
might be employed for poJOer. Imagine What Would
happen to the boats behind jetpropelIed craft!
In 1889 Canada seemed its to Gold Cup triumph
when she whed AROUND the Detroit River oval the first
ahead Of Count Rosss craft With the finish line couple of
miles away she developed one trouble and Ross by to
Miss Canada finished the but never
in the contention and the Gold Cup went to Italy.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03

official averages % r
1915. A guy who can
X n o c X in 81 runs
would look pretty for
midable in more than
o n e o { I h e o I h e r
lineups.
With Nick Etten
batting home Ill,
Roy CulIenbine 80
and NerD Stephens
SO, York was fourth
in runs batted in for
the mast season.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
BrNWIs Recall Days Of sOne-E1Nnch9 GOOdfeIIOIU

atty box between them. He was
n blond STRIPPING then. just six
feet tall and about us pounds.
Then there was the time
Bingo kampman of the Leafs
dropped him. Bingo, who looked
like the prehistoric man, always
wrestled - never punched. He
jerked Ebbie's legs and Eb's
head hit the Ice. Ebbie lay there
appareBtly stunned and Bingo
hguratively thumped his chest (
Then Edible lurched 10 his feed
and popped Bingo on the chin
for the gount.-
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03
By LEWIS II. WALTER

II isn't that Jack Stewart,
Eddie Buneteau and the rest
of the Red Wings can't take
care OF Themselves. They are
very handy with fists. But to-
night, with the New York
Rangers coming in 10 play at
Olympia they certainly could use
Ebbie Goodfellow the great
est one-punch fighter in hockey
history
The Rangers, YOU know, are
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03

Red Wings scout, who applied
the accolade greatest one
punch fighter" TO Goodfellow
the other day when the subject
of hockey fights came up at
Olympia.
He had just run into Ebbie
at the box office window, pick
ing up his tickets for the next
game. Ebbie. now 3S. looked a
little heavier than when-he was
finishing his thirteenth and last
season as a player in 1872
but he still looked ready 10 go.
"Ebbie was blue lightning"
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03

Sunday.
OF the "a going to the line
Saturday four are ir Class A. or
the open division, where the first
prize is $500. They are Joe Adams
I'll of the Times All-Star Classic,
Quentin Heika's oven King of the
Metro, Reg Welletts Edwin Five
and Lee Urban's Twenty Grand
Recreation.
First prize in ali other divisions
is $3.50. an increase of $50 over
last year. The Class B race will
start with Is teams in action,
John Cieslak's New Era of
Wurm'S Senior House being the
lone entry Saturday.
A total of "a quintets are billed
in Class G. 50 in d and 36 IN f.
The entry fec for Class A teams
is $50. all other divisions $3.50
per team with bowling extra.
Class 3 teams are $50 average
and including 500, c. SOC and m
cluding $40, ID, $50 and including
799 and r, 749. or less.
KORTE SHOOTS sss
HERE AND THERE-Ceorge Kotte hit 242-
225-222 Tor $50 IN the Shores Community
Al DeRlemaker 247-222-2l7 for $50.
Harry Chartrand 266 and Harvey Puffpsf
256 in the Centennial Businessmen Rsy
DclinSM is3-2O4-276 for 66A IN tho LoF
Cabin senior Lee ZuchowsH 256 ln
the Ambassador Classic Carl SChWeiLer
ass IN the Vogue Junior Bernice West 2l2-
1s7-l63 for S62 In the Wurms Ladies
Stan Usieber $40 In the Nurm's Junior.
Otncr league hiFhs-JaCk Levens. 2f6, Nov
Center Classic. Harvey Hauer. 244. Ftrc
Dept No 2 John Stabnick 244. Metro
Catholic Ray DeRosicr. 24i RunCiman Joe
Helms 637 Argylc s25. Earl Gust. ass.
West Chicago House. Milton Porter 2}t
Riverside House. Jack Nesom. 236. Plymouth
81 victory jack Howell 235 Fort Blvd
House Bonnie Wise. 2ll. New Fairview
Ladies Joe ZcInis 6id Ford Trans. steve
Pus'c and Leo Bvrne 222 West Nrnof
Ruth McElpnon 1se sptinrrel Ladies.
Detroit evening times., 1946-01-03

said Cooper. 'From the moment
he skated out with the old
Falcons I'm 1929, he began to
establish himself as one of the
best-bOth as player and
fighter.
Remember? He was good
enough TO run n nose-and-nose
race with Howie MOrenz for
the National Hockey League
scoring championship In 1881
and still good enough In 1910 to
win the Hart Trophy as the
most valuable player.
AS long as Ehble WAS on the