The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-10
Sport Shots
- by
Harry Whitlow

to be played over at the Wyandotte
Chemicals Club. Starting tonight,
The Industrial Recreation ASsocia-
ton will have one game and an
other will be played by the local
Recreaucn League. In the Indus
trial League teams that will ap-
pear in Wyandotte each Thursday
night and play the local Wyandotte
Chemicals team are: Detrola,
Briggs, Hudson, Long Mfg, Gar
Wood Industries, Pontiac Motors,
GM.C. Truck, Michigan Steel Cast
ing, Vickers, Thompson Products,
Federal Mogul and a number of
others.
These teams will come in and
there will be seven games played,
one on each Thursday night and
at the end of the seventh game the
teams will be divided into Class A
and B. Then there will be another
seven games and the two top teams
will then fight it out for the A.
and B. championships.
The Industrial Recreation League
games are due to be played at $3.50
and a game starting at o'clock
with teams from the local Recrea-
ton League will be run off.
Tonight the opening night will
find the Wyandotte News Herald
and the leading Eureka Auto Sup
ply of the Class B league start at
q o'clock. Then the Industrial
League game between the local Wy
andotte Chemicals and Detrola will
follow at $50.
The Wyandotte Chemicals team
will be coached by Ed MierkowicZ,
baseball and basketball star.
Over at the Club Doc Casey has
lined up some swell stuff for the
winter, for instance: Monday night
there is inter plant basketball
Tuesday volley ball and classes in
weight lifting. Wednesday night has
physical fitness and of course
Thursday night basketball. Friday
night finds badminton, boxing and
weight lifting going strong and
then Saturday mornings there are
the special classes Tor the kids.
| With the way the weather is at
present the skate meet due here
Sunday might have to be run off in
row boats. The Recreation Depart
ment has issued no publicity as
yet and they are not sure what will
happen.
| Mount Carmel started their sea-
son of basketball with two straight
wins. Last Tuesday night they took
All Saints into camp 80 to q. Syl
Spigiel and Dick Urbanek were the
two high point men for the Comets.
The Comets will play their first
home game tomorrow night against
st. Francis Xavier of Ecorse at the
Mount Carmel gym.
| PENN SALT BOWLING HIGH
LIGHTS: Art Nowitzke rolled the
/ ~ vA ~ rr,tfk
of 236. The Plate Shop team took
eight strikes in row for score
three points and Increased their
hold on first place by one point.
The Peroxide team, after a slow
start, is winning steadily and NOV
ing up every week. w. Gillespie of
the Millwrights and Joe Vayda of
the Yard had the high three game
series for the evening with ST..
Harry Potts, sales manager at
Penn Salt and member of the Of
flee team, ran true to form and
with his Sales Talk won over the
roofing section of the Maintenance
team. The result was that the Of
flee took three points and next
Friday the gins are coming out to
root for the Office.
The Persulphate team opened the
season with 1895 high single game
and 307O three game high. In spite
of the talk that these games will
not stand up no team has come
anywhere near beating these scores,
however, next Friday night some
record should fall when the PerSul-
phate and Plate shop clash.