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The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25
u of . Faces
Mighty Irish

Detroit, Feb. 25-The University
of Detroit will meet Notre Dame
University in the Olympia as a
part of a collegiate basketball dou-
bic bill on March 2, it has been
announced by Lloyd Brazil, Titan
director of athletics.
Companion game with the Titan
Notre Dame feature will pit Loyola
University. of Chicago, against the
Camp Grant Soldiers.
Scheduling of the event will
mark a revival Of dOubIeheaders
in Detroit, extinct since the war,
and will permit the cage fans Of
Detroit and vicinity with an I'M
paralleled opportunity to see
some Of the finest performers in
the country in action.
Notre Dame, beaten only twice
this season, is reckoned as the top
collegiate five Of the nation. 10y
ola, under Tom Hagerty, who for
merly coached De Paul to national
championships, sports a record of
Is victories in II starts this season.
Camp Grant, one of the top
service teams Of the Middle West,
shows % victories against six
defeats.
Tickets are now on sale at the
Olympia box office, open from IL
noon to 10 pm. More than $4,000
fans will be Accommodated In the
Olympia, with prices ranging from
So, $40, s1.SO and SIPS.
The Notre Dame Titan game
was originally scheduled for Lin
coin Gym but owing to an enor-
nous popular demand and be-
cause of unprecedented attend
ance this season, it was decided
to make the shift.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25
Cables Crowned
"A" Champion
For Third Year

Wyandotte Cab captured its third
straight Glass "a" championship
Friday night by overwhelming
News Herald 1922 before a couple
hundred spectators on hand to
watch three team battle for the
title.
The victory, ninth in eleven
starts for the Cables, brought
the defending champs to the wire
just one full game ahead of Wy
andOtte COca-Cola and Allen
Park, both lodged in the second
berth with a record of 8 victories
and three defeats.
Big Jim Lebar and Jack Lorenz
tach accounted for eight markers
to help the drivers wrap I'D the
championship while Fowkes rang
the bell seven times for the News.
After trailing in the first two ses-
sions Of play, News Herald cagers
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25
Ring Show Date
Changed; Will
Start March Is

Starting date for this city's
Sixth Annual Schoolboy Boxing
Tournament has been changed
from March IL to March 25. Benny
Yack, Department Director re-
vealed Saturday.
The change was made so that
many wOuld-be entries, now en-
gagged in basketball, will be able
to complete present activities be-
fore turning their attentions to
the ring.
Days for training have been cut
from five to three-Monday We'd
nesday and Friday-"so they won't
wear themselves out before the
tournament gets started" Mr.. Yack
reported. Hours at which the
Chemical club gym are available
for this purpose are from $3.50 to
$50 pm.
I'D like to remind all Wyan-
dOtte children that this tourna-
ment is absolutely free and is
open to all kids of school age"
Ben says. They'll box on an
elimination basis, according to
weight and age classification and
all winners will receive miniature
golden gloves. Runners-up will
receive medals.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25
Wings Assured
PIayom Berth
BY United Press


The scramble for Stanley Cur
playoff berths was all but ended
today with league-leading Mon
treal, Chicago, Boston and Detroit
practically assured Of participating
in Hockey'S annual poSt-seasor
classic.
The playOffS, among the top
four teams at the end Of the reg
ular National Hockey League
season, will provide the richest
player "take" in history, about
100000.
The New York Rangers are
hopeleSSly out of it and the fifth
place Toronto Maple Leafs, after
their 6 70 2 defeat by Montreal last
night, have only slim mathema-
teal chance of gaining a berth.
While the fourth-place Detroit
Red Wings were defeating Boston
last night, to 3, the Montreal
Canadiens rallied with a four
goal outburst in the last period
to defeat Toronto, dropping the
Maple Leafs nine points behind
the Red Wings.
In the only game Saturday
night, Toronto defeated Boston,
1-2.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25


referees and players.
Two other WyandOtte cagers
gained honorable mention on the
same team. They were Mt. Car
melS Dick Urbanek and st. Pats
Bill Barraco.
Spigiel, a senior. accounted for
40 points during the past season
his third with the Comets. His
amazing, accurate blackboard
work" was highly instrumental in
gaining the Comets a runner-up
spot in the Third Division west
side league.
Dick Urbanek, Comet guard
also playing his third year, close
ly crowded Syl for the teams top
scoring hOnOrs by accommodating
LIZ in IA league contests.
Bill Barraco was the only St
Patrick player named on the all
star selections. Bill has been de-
scribed by many local fans as the
fightin'est player in the league and
records back them up. He was
tossed out of four contests because
oil too many fouls.
Mt. Carmel finished the l945-
46 schedule with a record of 10
wins and four defeats for second
place, while st. Patrick's nailed
down fourth with seven wins and
seven losses.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25

CLEARWATER. FLA, Feb. 25.-
WP)-Manager Lou Boudreau gave
his Cleveland Indians a real boost
today with the announcement that
his broken foot, which sidelined
the 'shortstopping wizard near the
end of last season, is mended and
he is ready for a full 154-game
schedule.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb.
25.-U.PACoach Earl Brucker said
today that Bob Savage. Young
Highlander who was wounded
three times during army fighting
IL Italy, France and Germany, was
the best pitching prospect in the
Philadelphia Athletics training
camp.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25

PANAMA CITY. G. T.. Feb. 25-
UP)-The New York Yankees won
their third straight victory yester-
day as pitchers Jake Wade and
Emerson Roser scattered three hits
to defeat the Panama Pro-League
All-Stars 5 to 0. 1t was New York's
first shutout triumph.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25
NOTES
Spring Training Notes

LAKELAND. FLA. Feb. 25.-IUD
-Sh0tStop Eddie Lake was the
only Detroit Tiger unsigned today
as Manager Steve ONeill prepared
to send his 49-man squad through
its first regular workout WedneS-
Gay.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25

lost, veteran Southpay recently
discharged from the service. eased
Manager Billy Southworth'S wor-
RES today when they reported for
their first workouts.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25
Cage PIayoffs
Start Tuesday

Play-offs for the Class A and 3
City Basketball Championships,
winner of which will receive the
Memorial Trophy. viii begin Feb
ruary 26 at 7::3O pm. in the Roose-
Welt high school.
Allen Park, second place team
in the seasons regular schedule,
is the only team participating
that will not be eligible TO re
ceive the award. City recreation
regulations stipulate that ii must
be retained in Wyandote.
Tuesdays schedule:
CLASS B
Monsanto VS. VIEW, 7:30 pm.
Shwayders VS. Eureka Auto, $50
Thursdays Schdule:
CLASS A
News Herald VS. WyandOtte Cab,
1880 pm.
Wyandotte Coca-Cola VS. Allen
Park, $3.50 pm.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25

above. this years basketball trophies which Will be
awarded Recreation league champs
Wyandoite Cab gained possession OF the Glass "A" trophy
(riqh by edging WYandotte CocaCoa and Allen Park
Supply will decorate its windows with the Glass
award Qeft).
Memorial Trophy tcenier purchased by the department
in players who lost their life in World War H. will be
until WYandote squad named paY-ott
champion times. Each team captures the title It's
will be etched the trophYs base plate.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25

FIT. LAUDERDALE, FLA. Feb.
2o.-U.P-T Tommy Holmes, star out
fielder Of the Boston Braves; Phil
Mast, first-string catcher, and Lou
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25

The Indiana department of con-
servation has already issued more
than $1,000 free veterans hunting
and fishing licenses.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25
Dick Urbanek, Bill Barraco
Cain Honorable Mention

Syl Spigel Mt. Carmels brightest Comet has been
named Detroit Sport Finals Parochal AlCy Basketball
for 194546 The selections confined prep from
First Second and Third Division teams by Earl
Myers athletic official from consensus coaches
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25

Bob Smith was the only men,
Der of last years champion squad
to play on this years team. Ed
MierchOwicZ, Tiger rookie first
baseman, passed up position on
the squad rather than risk an in
jury that would jeOpardize his
baseball career.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25

knotted the count at IS all shortly
afttr the start Of the 3rd period.
Wyandotte Cab came back with a
17-point rally to break the tie and
backs of the league contenderS.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25
CHAMPIONS ROSTER

Bob Smith
Jim LeBar
Jack LOrenz
Bob YOsS
Tony Glinka
John HudenkO
Dick Smith
John Ghinda
Chuck Compton
Joe Audia
George PlaOpan
Stan RaS
Chuck Green
Mert ShOwalter
Bill Johnson, Al Redmond and
Roy SchwOchOw also played
several games.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25

FINAL STANDINGS RECREA-
TION BASKETBALL LEAGUES
Class A
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1946-02-25

THE WYANDOTTE NEWS HERALD
PAGE TEN MONDAY, FEBRUARY U.s. 1916
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-29
BOWLING COMMENT

We appreciate all constructive
criticism. Remember that this is
the bowler's column and we want
to print just what you want. The
u. S. Postal Service will be glad
TO deliver your ideas to US for
three cents.
We have been asked to dis
cuss the subject Of scoring this
week. Scoring in bowling is car
ried out by running an accumu-
lative total from frame to frame.
In standard tenpin bowling each
player rolls two balls per frame
ana the total of the pins knock
ed down is entered in the upper
right hand corner of the frame
on the score sheet. On the sheets
at u alleys space Is provided
to enter the score for each ball
rolled. In the first frame is en-
tered the total pins knocked
down by the first two balls PRO-
vided that neither a strike nor
a spare was bowled. If all the
pins are. made on the first ball
then a strike" is entered by
marking an *" in the first box
in the upper right hand corne OF
the frame and no score Is enter
ed in the frame until the bowler
rolls his next two balls. II all the
pins are displaced on the sec
ond bail of the frame then q
spare is scored by marking .
~ in the second box in the up
per right hand corner of the
frame, and no score is noted foT
the frame until the first ball OF
the next frame is rolled. After
the strike or spare has been roll
ed off then the core Is entered
in the frame that the strike OF
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-29

team game without handicap, 745,
Erectors: high team game with
handicap, 399, Refrigeration; high
team series without handicap,
2108, mold Loft; high team series
with handicap, 2544, Refrigera-
ton; high man in league, 1852,
r. Mcfarland, Erectors.
Frank Fuller, Peele- Williams,
was high man for both leagues
this week with his 201, but he
still hasn't topped his team mate,
w. ID. Rice, who bowled the all
league high Of 232 last week.
We really believe that someone
is going to roll $50 and win that
bag pretty soon.
It is with sincere regret that
we close the column this week
with a farewell to Recreation
Manager Sid Ulmer who is leav-
ing us to 60 in business out in
Port Arthur, Texas. Sid has
made many friends in our COM
munity and we feel that our loss
is Port Arthur's gain. So long,
Sid, and we hope that you viii
come back and pay us a visit
real soon. Thanks for a swell job
we'll done.
Tuck" Tucker, of Chattanooga,
has acaught the Choo'
from the mountain city and is
now at the Recreation Building
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-29

We are back with you this
week under 4 new name. II
seems like there was some mis-
understanding about the term
tkegling that was part o. the
Did name. Some of us we're get
ting ii confused with AKeglined'
which is a certain type Of can
used to dispense a foamy bever-
age. However, for Qualification,
akegling7 is a sport term used
as . synonym for bowling but
maybe not cutie as familiar as
the latter term. So this week we
are choosing a new name a lit
lie more familiar to our bewl-
ing fans. After all, "a rose is a
rose by any name
We heard a few comments af-
ter the initial presentation Of
this column last week. Some OF
them were good and some Of
them were otherwise but as long
as you bowlers like 1t we will
continue to publish II each week.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-29

spare occurred. Remember that
when a mark is made the score
for that frame is ten plus the
number of pins toppied en- the
next ball for a spare and the
next two balls for a strike. The
scores are carried forward by an
accumulated total. AS an example
We viii describe a game by franz
es.
Frame No. First ball, six
pins. second ball, two pins. A
score of eight is entered in the
first frame.
Frame No. 2-All pins knocked
down at the first ball, a strike"
is marked and no score is en-
tered.
Frame No. 3-First ball, eight,
second ball, one. This gives frame
No. 2 ten plus nine or nineteen
total which is added to the score
Of the first frame and O running
score of twenty-seven is written
in the second frame and nine
is added for the third frame max
ing the accumulative total in the
third frame read thirty-six.
Frame No. first ball, six,
second ball, two. A total OF eight
is scored for the fourth frame
and added TO the third frames
score gives a running total OF
forty-four.
Frame No. 5-First ball, eight,
second ball, all down making a
spare No score is entered I'M
til the first ball Of the sixth
frame is rolled.
Frame No. 6-First ball, six,
second ball, three. The first ball
is added to the ten already scor-
ed in the fifth frame and a score
Of sixty is placed in the fifth
frame. To this is added nine for
the total in the sixth frame OF
sixty-nine.
Frame No. First ball, five,
second ball, one. This adds six
to the total and 8 running score
Of seventy-five is marked in the
seventh frame.
Frame No. 8-First ball, none
Ga "blow"), second ball. three.
The score OF three is added to
the running total and seventy
eight is written in the eighth
frame.
Frame No. 9-First ball, eight,
second ball, one. Nine is added
TO previous total making the
score eighty-seven in the ninth
frame.
Frame No. I0LFirst ball, six,
second ball, spare" Since this
is the final frame another ball
is allowed as soon as the pins
are reset. On the extra ball five
pins are toppled allowing a to-
tai of fifteen for the frame which
when added to the running total
of eighty seven gives the final
score for the game one-hundred
and two.
We suggest that you bowlers
who are unfamiliar with scor-
keeping draw a score sheet and
enter the scores that are describ-
ed above to aid you in learning
how TO score the game.
LEAGUE STANDING AND
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-29
ed by Miss Lena Picard.

ed by Miss Lena Picard.
Miss Jean Walker, as maid of
honor, was the brides only at
tendant. She wore a steel-blue
suit with a corsage Of pink camel
las.
The bride entered with her
father. who gave her in marriage.
She wore a gray suit with shell
pink accessories and her bouquet
vas spring flowers.
Douglas Dillman. brother Of
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-29

the bride, served as best man
for the groom.
The brides mother a
gray crepe dress with a corsage
of violets and rose buds.
Following the ceremony, an in
formal reception was heid. About
30 friends and relatives were
present.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-29
Weeks Highliehis

High individual game without
handicap, 20l, Frank Fuller,
Peele : Williams high Individual
three-game average, i79. Frank
Fuller, Peele-W Williams; high team
without handicap. ISL, Peele-Wil-
Hams: high team with handicap,
1854. Kiwanis Club; high team
series without handicap, 1921,
PeeIe- Williams; high team series
with handicap. 2472, Kiwanis
Club; high man in league, 1855,
w. L. Moe, Peele- Williams.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-29

n you suffer from rheumatic. sfhri,
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Weeks Highlights

Weeks Highlights
High individual game without
handicap, l75,R. F. Penton, Re
rig. II. Covington, Draft. high
individual tfree-game average,
l6l, r. Covington, Draft; High
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Miss Dillmon WEEDS
Robert u. Grdhom
At Everett. Moss.

At an impressive and lovely
double ring ceremony Saturday
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock Corporal
Lois Mary Dillman of the Marine
Corps Woman's Reserve, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Dill
man of Everett, Mass, became
the bride of Sergeant Robert I'm
derwood Graham, u. S. M. c.,
Marine Corps. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. X. Graham of Pascagoula,
= The wedding took place at the
home of the brides parents at
35 Glendale street at Everett,
Mass, with the Reverend Well
ington c. Pixler officiating.
The house was beautifully dec
Grated with baskets of spring
flowers against a background OF
palms and ferns. White streamers
and silver ribbon were effective
ly used in the dining room.
The wedding music was play
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-29

to take over after Sid leaves.
Tuck" has long record of sue
cess behind him and we know
that he is going to put our re-
creation program owe in top
knotch style. We will all be be
hind you Tuck
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-29

Now your Dairy Fresh milk is coming to you in a new,
coIorful package =. as modern as the milk it contains.
However, regardless of the package, you would always
recognize the superior goodness of Dairy Fresh Homo
senized milk. Its creamy, smooth flavor is in a class by
itself. If you aren't already drinking this finer milk,
you owe it to yourself and your family to try it. Get it
today at your food store.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1946-03-29

BUY WORE VICTORY BONDS
Evening star., 1946-09-19

lace has retired to the wings.
Now all Jimmy Byrnes has to do is
to whip UP action and dialogue that
will subdue Stain and bring the
second-act curtain down on a peace
full understanding with Russia.
That's all A happy ending, Henry
indicates, is all he wants. If he
doesn't get it Destry will ride again.
Melodrama Suspense.
Dramatist Wallace has dished up
Pearls of Paris" which for sus-
pense beats any melodrama ever
written. He has virtually insured
that every morning from now on in,
even those milk-drinking Hotten-
tots will be asking:
HAS Jimmy made peace today?
"Only so many more days to save
Jimmy from Wallace"
Should Mr.. Byrnes decide he does
not care to play it as written by
Mr.. Wallace-and that is a distinct
possibility-that will be another
drama for Mr.. Truman to worry
about.
Meanwhile that's the way it stands
for the time being, with Producer
Truman's approval. Only the Presi-
dent can tell what was in his mind
Evening star., 1946-09-19

plCulCdulCLlt Ill III.
I bought a home freezer a month
or so ago and since that time 1
haven't had a single bite of meat,
not that there isn't meat in this
house During the time meat was
plentiful scarcely saw my wife, SO
busy was she shopping for steaks,
lamb chops, pork chops, sausage, all
kinds Of roasts, hams and bacon.
Meat Stored Away.
She brought home practically
everything but live steer on leash
and would "Oh" and "Ah" as she
wrapped and labeled the meat and
slowed it in the freezer. On the day
that it became so full that you
couldn't have packed in SO much as
one silver of dried beef, she closed
the lid, stepped back, and said, Now
let meat shortage come again if it
wants to. We are ready"
AS some of you more perceptive
people may have gathered, there is a
meat shortage now. So what are we
doing-we who have half our money
tied up in meat and are meat poor
just as other people are land poor ?
We are doing without meat.
Waits for Critical Day.
Jean says that the day will come
when We'll be really meat hungry,
and until that day and not before
will she take the first piece OF meat
out and unfreeze it.
I have tried to explain to her that
I am as meat hungry now as I ever
will be. I dream of steaks, talk of
roasts, and wonder how my red cor
puscles are getting along. But no
that meat is in there and is going
to stay there Actually she might
just as we'll have thrown it in the
Grand Canyon for all the good it is
doing me.
Oh, I have tried raiding the thing
when she is out of the house OF
asleep. But you can't raid a freez-
ing unit the way you can an icebox
Maybe if you were an Eskimo you
could chew yourself off a hunk OF
frozen meat and like it, but to those
OF us brought up in gentler civil
ization to gnaw on a frozen porter
house is akin to gnawing on an un.
cooked baseball bat. Once she
caught me thawing a steak under
my pillow and l got my hand,
slapped and was told to march Il
right back to where I got it.
Warns Of Spoilage.
Lately, as a. last resort I have
taken to telling her that the mea,
will spoil after a certain length o1
time, but this never works. She
hauls out the little book Of instruc-
tons that came with the freezer ane
reads to me the cold facts. ! thought
I had her the other day. <
Dark clouds loomed in the sky ano
I prophesied hurricane and disrup-
ton of the electric current. She
was ahead Of me on this one. She
| not only showed me- in the book
how the freezer would stay cold foi
36 hours after the current was Of,
but told me she had thought of just
such a situation and had checked
with the power company and. found
out that the current had never beer
oil for that long.
Women baf1ie me: they really. do.
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