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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-17

hundreds of items, R\uC
savings. Nv
WoMEN'S FELT EVERETTS
Leather soles with rubber s.
heels. Choice of grey or
brown. Felt collar style.
Women's Wedge SLIPPERS
Platform soles. Colorful e.
flower print. Blue, black
or red.
Boys and Girls oxFoRDs
Fabric or pigskin saddle 81
oxfords. Brown, brown
and white. Sizes to 2.
INFANTS HIGH SHOES
Soft and flexible uppers. 81
Leather soles, rubber
heels. White or brown.
WoMEN'S PLAY SHOES
Open or closed style. 81
Leather, synthetic soles.
Many colors. Only $1.0o!
GIRLS DRESSES, 2 for
Soft spun rayons that tub 8 -
beautifully. Prints and
plains. Broken sizes.
GIRLS SKIRTS, z for
Woods and wool blends. 8 -
Plaids and solid colors.
Broken sizes.
ChiIdren's SNOW SUITS
Ski type trousers with 8 ID
knit anklets. Do BILE 4
breasted jackets. All wool. u
COATS AND COAT SETS
c h ester ields, boy s ~
styles. Coats with
matching leggings. A@
Girls Rayon PANTIES, 8 for
Rayon knit panties with 81
elasticized Wristbands.
Tearose. Sizes 4 to IL.
GIRLS COTTON PAJAMAs
Two-piece style. Easy-to- 81
launder cotton crepe. In
white only. Sizes to IA.
GIRLS WINTER HATS
Attractively styled felts, e.
bonnets, off-face and roll
ers. Assorted colors.
Boys Warm MACKINAWS
Double-breasted style. 8 ~
Warm wool fabrics
Plaids. to 18.
Boys FINCERTIP COATS
Fleecy warm fabric. ~
Railro a d stitching.
Teal or brown. 6 to 18. -
Boys KNIT BRIEFS, 3 for
Fine combed cotton knit e.
briefs. Launder easily.
Sizes to IL.
LINED LEATHER HELMETS
Sheep leather warmly 81
lined with cotton flannel.
Black, brown or tan.
SHEEP-LINED HELMETS
Water-repellent acrylate SH
finish. Reinforced bound
seams. Boys S. M. L. -
Better BIOuseS
Greatly Reduced
| LOO
All first quality blouses
| selected from higher
| priced lines that have be-
| come / ghtly soiled
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SHEEP.LlNED MITTENS
For boys. Long-wearing, SH
warmly line with
Sleeps wool. S. M. L. -
COAT SETS FOR TOTS
Coats with suspender 8"
type zip leggings. Bon
nets or helmets. "
PADS FOR HIGH CHAIRS
Water-proofed fabric. 81
Cotton filled. Nursery
design. Washable.
FOLDING NURSERY SEATS
Choice of waxed birch or g.
maple finish. Complete
with safety strap. -
Knitted POLO SHIRTS, 2for
Tots cotton knit polo S.
shirts in stripes or solids.
Button shoulder type.
SEERSUCKER OVERALLS
Easy-to-launder tton e.
seersucker. Red or blue
stripes on white. to 8.
TOTS MUSLIN DRESSES
Fine quality muslin with 81
attractive embroidery and
ribbon trim. White only.
BRoADCLoTH cREEPERs
Button crotch style. Blue s.
or white. Rayon attn
trimming. Belted style. IL
SWEATERS or SAcQUES
Novelty knit all wool. 81
Button coat styles. Pink
or blue. Ribbon trimmed.
Infants Rubber PANTS, 3
Elastic Wristbands and 81
leg bands. Heavy rubber.
White. S. M. L. and XL.
Knit Training PANTS, 4 for
Cotton knit training 81
pants. Highly absorbent.
Elastic waist.
SHIRTS for Infants, 4 for
Fine cotton. Double S.
breasted. Long or short
sleeves. 4 for ST.
Infants Quilted PADS, 4 for
17x18-inch size. Cotton s.
felt filling. Firmly stitch
ed and bound. -
COTTON KNIT SWEATERS
Coat style sweaters with e.
button front. Firmly wo-
ven. Easy to wash. -
FLANNEL ROBE SETS
Soft embossed cotton S.
flannel robe with booties.
Rayon satin bound.
HEAVY RUBBER Sheets
36x45-inch size. Bunalite e.
rubber. Boilable. Santa
ry and odorless. Heavy.
GOWNS and KIMoNoS, 3
Stock up on supply of 81
cotton flannel gowns and
kimonos.
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Large size glass casser- S.
ole with etched design.
Use top as bake dish.
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BUDGET PRICED BLoUSES

Bow or jewel necklines, S6A
as we'll as classic shirt -
waists. Irregulars. -
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SOFT BED JACKETS

Soft brushed rayon bed So
jackets with Peter Pan
collars. Pink or blue.
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'ou the utmost in quality at very spec
Studded STUNNING SNOoDs
Black rayon velvet snood e.
with cleaning nailheads
for exciting trim.
ROBES AND NECLICEES
Rayons, softly quilted for Sn
warmth and beauty -.
tufted chenilles. ~
SKIRT BUYS, 2 for
Woods and wool blends. 8 -
Plaids, checks and solid
colors. Sizes 24-30. "
Irregular GLOVES Redu eed
Your choice of fine capes e.
or pigskins with slight
irregularities. Pull ons.
SPORT COATS REDUCED
Dollar D avs saving : -
priced! Chesterfields,
fur fabrics, casuals. A~
BETTER COATS REDUCED
Beautifully textur- 8 - n
ed all woods in all
popular styles. - "
"CLAYA PACA" COATS
Weather proof, SH "
wrinkle-proof coats. -.
Broken sizes. -
PERFUME, 2 DRAINS
Bulk perfume by Ellen e.
Deleith. Delightful scent.
Bottles furnished.
Perfume BOTTLES, z for
Sparkling glass with at 81
tractive shoppers. Variety
OF sizes ana Shapes.
BOTTLED BATH SALTS, 6
Fragrant bath salts in 81
pint Mason jar contain
ers. for $100.
MACNIFYINC MIRRORS, z
Regular clear mirror on e.
one side with m1gnifying
mirror on reverse side.
TRIM STACKS For Women
Woods, wool BIZ d S, s
twills and gabardines.
Sizes IL to 20. -
Women's Novelty SHOES
Pumps, straps, ties. Lea s.
theirs and gabardines.
Broken lots.
Women's SPORT oxFoRDS
Brown and VIII tie or e.
brown saddle styles. Fab
rio or pigskin Sizes to g.
LEATHER SOLE SLIPPERS
Women's rayon satin or e.
crepe corduroys. Wedgie
or Cuban heels.
MEMS HOUSE SLIPPERS
Leather soles. r ubber e.
heels. Choice of black or
brown. Zapon Everetts.
ChiIdren's Hl.LO SLIPPERS
Felt. Platform padded 81
soles. Blue, red, combin-
atoms. Sizes to 2.
HOusedreSS Sale
Bright COftOns
| y 70, ; > |
Check these excellent
buys in refreshing, bright
cottons. Prints and solid
colors. Broken sizes. We
~ special, 2 for 500.
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:
,AY AND SATURDA
S FAMOUS SALE IS
Cotton Knit cREEPERS, z
Slight irregularities that g.
do not impair wearing
quality. Button crotch.
PIQUE BOBBY SUITS
Two-piece style with but g.
ton-on shorts. White and
combinations.
"SToRKLINE" CRIBS
Well constructed with 81 -
full panels, drop side.
Steel spring. u"
INNERSPRINC MATTRESS
Water-repellent mattress 9 d
covered with cute nur- ~
sery pattern. Well made. u
WAX BIRCH HIGH CHAIRS
Long-wearing finish. Re- 8 -
movable tray and foot
rest. Nursery design back
NURSERY CHAIR BUY
Maple chair with over SH
head tray. Glass COM
mode. -
PADDED HIGH CHAIRS
Water PROCEED leather g "
cite, padded. Adjustable liz
foot rest. Removable tray ~
"ESMoND" BLANKETS
Embossed cotton in pink sen
or blue. Rayon satin bind -
ing. 36x50-irch size. -
z.PIEcE QUILT SETS
Lustrous rayon satin 8
quilt with matching pill +
low. New cotton filled. IL
$3.50 WOOL BLANKETS, z for
Irregular infants blank s %
cts. 36x5O". White, pink n
or blue. Rayon bound. -
Mems 500 WOOL sox, 3 pr.
Government rejects. Full S.
length. Natural color. For
work or dress. 10 to IL. -
KNIT SHIRTS, DRAWERS, z
Onieta balbriggan. Short s
sleeve shirt, 1916, ankle
length drawers, 34-44. -
Heather Mix SOx, 6 pr.
Full length heather color S.
sox. Browns, grays, blues.
Dress mr. work. 10 to IL.
WORK HANDKERCHIEFS, IL
Mems olive drab work s.
handkerchiefs. Generous
size. Good quality cotton. IL
LEATHER WORK GLOVES
Extra heavy, genuine all S.
leather work gloves with
Davy tips. Reinforced. Il
CUSHION FOOT SOCKS. 2pr.
Comfortable. Cd. shade. s.
Gu hi on Foot. Wool
blend irregulars. 1912.
VAT DYED WORK PANTS
Finck's olive drab, extra SH
heavy work pants. Water
repellent. Sizes 29 to SO. -
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"ESMOND" BLANKETS

Embossed cotton in pink sen
or blue. Rayon satin bind =
ing. 36x50-irch size. -
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Zip-cIosing CLUB BAGS
Heavy 20 inch leather 8 O.
cite. Black or brown.
Sturdy carrying handles. -
Chrome Steel SKiLLETS
Heavy steel 81 size skill S.
lets. Chrome plated.
Guaranteed.
Chrome Utility SHELVES
A sparkling addition to 81
kitchen or bath. Chrome
frame, glass shelf. -
Ironing Board COVERS, Z
Heavy cotton cover for S.
smooth ironing. Remov-
able drawstring style.
HALL CHINA TEAPOTS
Famous brand of china. s.
Six cup size. Vitrified to
withstand heat.
Dutch Type CssseroIes, z
Ovenproof, brown earth g.
enware. H at proof
Dutch oven style. Salei
FIRE KING cAssERoLEs
Large size glass casser- e.
ole with etched design.
Use top as bake dish.
METAL PANTRY PALS
Three-gallon size. Red S.
enameled finish with
floral decoration. Cover. -
5.PIEcE BRIDGE SETS
White cotton cloth and S.
embroidery trim. Cloth
and four napkins. -
Printed DISH TOWELS, Z
Festive designs in red or S.
blue on white. Absorbent,
lintless. Approx. 15x27". -.
24x48-INcH RAG RUGS, z
Colonial style rag rugs in 8 q
pastel colors. Reversible
for longer wear. ~
Lace Effect PANELS, z for
Beauty for your windows g i"
at a remarkably low price x
Novelty weave cotton. -
LOBBYIST RUGS
Scatter rugs for boudoir g "
and bath. 24x36-in. also
24x48-inch at 500.
SHOWER CURTAIN SETS
Tub and window curtain g n
sets of water repellent TX
fabric. Pastel prints. u
NET PRISCILLAS, Pair
Mercerized cotton net of g "
non shiftable construc-
ton. 4OxsS approx. size. 80
72x84" All Wool Blankets
Wool o the West"SM n
blankets. Rayon satin
binding. Downy-soft. -
SHOE BAGS for Women, Z
Floral chintz shoe bags. g q
Holds 6 pair of hoes.
Sagless, fully tailored. e.
Mems Work Shirts
SanfOriZed SI,runk
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big Yank" blue chamb-
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purpose of extending savings to J
all sale-priced, all selected to brin
RoLL-oN STYLE CIRDLEs
Firm control. Elasticized g.
throughout. garter
style. Regular sizes.
SOFT BED JACKETS
Soft brushed rayon bed SH
Jackets with Peter Pan
collars. Pink or blue. -
BETTER FABRIC CIRDLES
Semi-stepin styles, side 81
hooks. Brocades and ba-
tistes. Slight boning.
BRASSIERES, Z for
Firm uplift features. S.
Sturdy cotton broadcloth.
Sizes 81 to SO.
BRAS SPECIALLY PRICED, 3
Choice Of tearose or g.
black. Scientifically de-
signed. Broken sizes.
ATTRACTIVE BED JACKETS
Bemberg rayon and mesh S.
in bed jackets. Bracelet
length sleeves.
1902 WOOL MITTENs
Novelty weave mittens, Sm
firmly knit for assured
warmth. Gay colors.
COTTON KNIT PANTIES, 3
Smooth fitting, fine cot s.
ton knit panties with ell
asticized waist S-M-L.
IRREGULAR PAJAMAS
Butcher boy style, two Ssh
piece. Floral print rayon.
Slightly irregular. -
BUDGET PRICED BLoUSES
Bow or jewel necklines. SH
as we'll as classic shirt
waists. Irregulars. -
1009o WOOL SWEATERS
Slipover, coats with snug g "
ly knit wrists and neck
lines. Broken sizes. %
HANDKERCHIEFS, 5 for
Good quality cotton, COL s.
orful prints and whites.
Neatly hemmed.
HANDKERCHIEFS. z for
Lively prints and hand S.
embroi styles.
Sheers and lawns.
DOLLAR DAY DlCklES, 3
Small half dickies in S.
white and bright shades.
Dainty. feminine.
HIGHER PRICED DICKIES
Exceptional values in e.
tailored or frilly styles.
Sheers, rayon crepe.
FEDERAL PRICED BAGS
Good-looking caratoI 81
handbags. Zip tops, pouch
and top handle styles.
Pln 2OsS US Tax
SPARKLING NEW HATS
Fine quality wool felts in S.
a grand selection of flat
tering styles and colors. =
DreSSy FrOcks
Specially Priced
| = 70, % !
| An outstanding collec-
| ton of rayons with all the
| newest fashion details.
| Prints and solid colors.
All sizes.
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METAL PANTRY PALS

Three-gallon size. R d St
enameled finish with
floral decoration. Cover.
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PADDED HIGH CHAIRS

Water PROCEED leather SD
cite, padded. Adjustable ~
foot rest. Removable tray
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Dutch Type CssseroIes, z

Ovenproof, brown earth s.
enware. Heat proof
Dutch oven style. Sale! n
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Studded STUNNING SNOOD.

Black rayon velvet snood
with cleaning nailheads
for exciting trim.
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COTTON KNIT PANTIES, 3

Smooth fitting, fine cot S.
ton knit panties with ell
asticized waist. S-M-L.
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1902 WOOL SWEATERS

Slipover, coats with snug 6 Of
ly knit wrists and neck
lines. Broken sizes. OIL
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-17

Fragrant bath salts in 81
pint Mason jar contain
ers. for $1.00.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-17

Sparkling glass with at 81
tractive shoppers. Variety
of sizes and shapes. i
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-17
2.PIECE QUILT SETS

Lustrous rayon satin )
quilt with matching pill
low. New cotton filled. -
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Famous brand of china. s.
Six cup size. Vitrified to
withstand heat.
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BROADCLoTH CREEPERS

Button crotch style. Blue s.
or white. Rayon attn
trimming. Belted style. II
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"CLAYA PACA" COATS
PERFUME, z DRAINS

Bulk perfume by Ellen e.
Deleith. Delightful scent.
Bottles furnished.
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GIRLS COTTON PAIAMAs

Two-piece style. Easy-to- 81
launder cotton crepe. In
white only. Sizes to IA.
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SPARKLING NEW HATS

Fine quality wool felts in S.
a grand selection of flat
tering styles and colors. !.
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MACNIFYINC MIRRORS, z

Regular clear mirror on 81
one side with mngnifying
mirror on reverse side.
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TOTS MUSLIN DRESSES

Fine quality muslin with 81
attractive embroidery and
ribbon trim. White only. Ii
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ATTRACTIVE BED JACKETS

Bemberg rayon and mesh S.
in bed jackets. Bracelet
length sleeves.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-01-17
sEERSUCKER oVERALLS

Easy-to-launder ton e.
seersucker. Red or blue
stripes on white. Q to 8.
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COATS AND COAT SETS

c h ster ields, boy s ~
styles. Coats with -
matching leggings. ~
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BRASSIERES, Z for


Choice Of tearose or s.
black. Scientifically de-
signed. Broken sizes.
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BETTER FABRIC CIRDLES

Semi-stepin styles, side 81
hooks. Brocades and ba-
tistes. Slight boning. -
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GIRLS DRESSES, z for
ChiIdren's SNOW SUITS

Ski type trousers with 6 ID
knit anklets. BILE -
breasted jackets All wool. ~
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NURSERY CHAIR BUY

Maple chair with over S6A
head tray. Glass COM
mode. -
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5.PIEcE BRIDGE SETS

White cotton cloth and s.
embroidery trim. Cloth
and four napkins. -
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BETTER COATS REDUCED

; :; $;; i: W: ::;: .; n Ii
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Girls Rayon PANTIES, 3 for

Rayon knit panties with 81
elasticized Wristbands.
Tearose. Sizes 4 to II.
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Ironing Board COVERS, z

Heavy cotton cover for g
smooth ironing. Remov-
able drawstring style. -
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1902 WOOL MITTENS

Novelty weave mittens, 81
firmly knit for assured
warmth. Gay colors. l.
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SWEATERS or SACQUES

Novelty knit all wool. 81
Button coat styles. Pink
or blue. Ribbon trimmed.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-08-23
Tee Prizes
Announced

Tee prizes for the lucky win
ners who participated in the
Local IL, Second Annual Golf
Tournament at Heather Downs,
Aug. IL were announced this
week by Ed. Kurek in charge
of the affair.
Prizes were awarded to the
following:
Joseph Smude, Phil Grzeki,
Robert Smell, A. F. Lorenz,
Leonard Warner, F. Pawlaczyk,
H. Kaster, Charles Ballard, c.
Jaglo and Alvin Farmer
Merchandise prizes will be
awarded to Carl Welch, H. Zie-
man, Howard Seren, w. M. Win
slow and Ray Powell
Prizes and merchandise certi-
ficates will be placed in the mail
this week.
Those who are still holding
their tickets are again urged tc
return them to Ed. Kurek by
the end of the week or by Mon
day of next week.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-08-23
Ohio TO Acquire
More Loke Sites

The Ohio Division of Cen
servation and Natural Resources
will continue to acquire sites fol
twenty to twenty-five new head
water lakes in its program tC
give Ohio more public fishing
waters In addition to aiding soil
erosion control and to harness
the states water resources, ac'
cording to the policy officially
adopted at the August meeting
of the Ohio Conservation Com
mission in Columbus.
Complete plans for all con.
struction work on the acquired
areas will be made but the policy
calls for postponing the begin
ming of any actual construction
on any new sites until material
and labor becomes more avail
able and at more reasonable
prices. This action was taken for
the dual purpose of easing, inso-
far as possible, the demand for
materials and labor most needed
for housing and other vital con.
struction In the state, according
to Emory Beetham, Cleveland,
chairman of the commission, and
to secure more for the sports
mems dollars spent in the whole
headwater lake program.
Where construction is already
in progress at such lake sites as
in Madison, Adams, Brown,
Perry, and Hooking counties,
work will proceed without in.
terruption. Paul Runkle, Chief
Engineer of the Fish Manage.
ment Section, stated that work
on the Madison County Lake Is
completed.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-08-23
Protest Closed
Geese Season

ROSCOMMON, Aug. % -
Michigan's conservation commits
sion, meeting at Higgins Lake,
brought the states waterfowl
hunting regulations into con-
formity with federal rules, but
not without strong protests to
both President Truman and Sec
retary of Interior j. A. Krug
voicing commissioners disagree
ment with closing the season on
Canada geese.
Canada geese are the main
stay of Michigan goose hunting.
Federal action protects them
this season in the Mississippi fly
way of which Michigan is a
part.)
Commissioners expressed eX-
treme disapproval of the fact
that Michigan was not consulted
in the formulation of waterfowl
regulations. Commissioner Don
AID B. McLouth said the official
protest is in the nature of a
warning that next year, if Mich
igan is not consulted, there is a
probability that the Michigan
commission will not concur in
u. S. Fish and Wildlife service
recommendations.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-08-23
AII-S+ors TO Play
Cary SoftholIers

Local IL All-Star Softball
team which was nosed out last
week in the district elimina-
tions will play under the lights
on Friday night of this week
meeting the strong Gary, Indi-
ana softball champions in the
feature game at Highland No. 2.
Two preliminary games will
be played with four Local IL
teams meeting in regularly
scheduled league games. The
first game will begin at 500
p. m. with DeVilbiss opposing
National Supply to be followed
by the PAC Spicer game.
Harry Hiett, Local IL softball
director in announcing the
games stated that the Gary team
was one of he best in Indiana
and would give the Local IL All
Stars stiff opposition. The ALI
Stars despite their last week set
back by 10 score are anxious
to rub out the defeat and will
present their strongest lineup in
an attempt tc win the game.
Softball enthusiasts who fol-
follow the games are promised
three good contests in the Fri
day night round robin.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-08-23
Women BoWIerS
TO Organize

Local IL will again sponsor a
women's bowling league, it was
announced today by Bud Pa
cholski, recently named Local IL
bowling director.
A meeting has been called by
the bowling director for repre-
sentatives of all Local II teams
and shops wishing to participate
in the 1946-47 bowling season
to be held at Local IL headquar-
ters, Tuesday, Aug. 27, at 8 p. m.
Plans for the season will be
made at the meeting with a
discussion of schedules, prize
lists and other details. All shops
wishing to enter teams are asked
to send their representative to
the meeting.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-08-23
Champion Unit
Golf Tournev

The Champion Spark Plug
Unit of Local IL, UAW-CIO, will
hold the regular annual golf
tournament for employees at
Sunningdale Country Club on
Sunday, Aug. "a.
The affair will be a blind par
handicap and will be for Cham
pion employees only.
There will be two grand prizes
for the low medal scores and
several other special prizes for
the handicap winners.
1t is announced, also, that
there will be refreshments
served to those who partake of
the tournament.
The committee, which has
been appointed to direct the golf
tournament, Is as follows: Gus
Schumacher, Chet Domagala,
Chuck Johnson, Al Kengott and
Danny Rosinski.
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Spicer Holds
League Leod

Spicer continued its winning
ways in the Local IL Softbasl
League when it whitewaShed the
Acklin team on Tuesday of this
week. The 1870 score was on
eight hits with PAGER showing
open-handed erosity in
handing out the free passes.
The most exciting game in the
series played by the softballers
was that between the Toledo
Scales and Gordon Mfg. with
the latter handing the game to
the Honest Weight boys by
contributing seven errors
to their own downfall. Scale
won 6-5. Gunner WalStrom re-
lieved Packard on the pitchers
mound for the Scales and was
given credit for the win,
In the other league games
Champion beat DeVilbiss "a
with Jack Clifford of the Spark
Plug outfit hitting a four-ply
wallop TO score three base run
ners ahead of himself.
National Supply won over
Mather 1912 although Mather
out-hit the Nationals 6 to 4.
Toledo Tools and Save Elec-
ric game was called on account
OF darkness with the score even
ed up ll-ll.
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From The
Rule Book
By Wilbert Birdie" Rule
Director of Education and Recreation
Sports Editor

Millions of words have been written and spoken thus
summer about the hurling brance OF CleveIands BOD
FelIer and Deroits Hal Newhauser. But buried some
under this avalanche of tribute lies the unmlStakaoe
and little known that the percentage leaders among
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1946-08-23

The White SOx recent feat of
perpetrating II double plays dur
ing a four game series with
Washington not only gave them
a handsome lead in that depart.
ment but had the scribes busting
off the record books. Joe Kuhel
tied his own single game mark
for double plays by first base
man when he took part in five
during the second contest. While
no series marks are available,
those twelve outdid the best ef.
forts turned in by the Red Sox
last summer when they set a
new American League record of
1913.