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Evening star., 1947-07-09
Nonking Health Officer
Studying D. c. Facilities

DR.. T. H. Wong, health officer OF
Marking, China, here to study the
United States public health system
will visit the District Health De-
partment tomorrow. He will be
conducted through the Southwest
Health Center, Polk Health Center
and Gallinger Hospital as well as
other services.
DR.. Wong, a graduate of Johns
Hopkins University, will make a
tour of the District Refuse Depart
ment plant on Friday.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14
Facts About Hunting

The Pheasant season is oper
from November Is to November
%, inclusive. Open season or
rabbits is from November Is to
December 13, inclusive.
Hunting hours are from 900
a. m. to 500 p. m.
A resident license costs one
dollar, plus a twenty-five cent
fee. Non-residents must pay
fifteen dollars, plus a twenty
five cent fee.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14
Local IL Grid
Team Turns Beck
S. Side Ads, 1910

Scoring in the second and
third quarters the Local IL
heavyweight football team de-
feated South Side Ads, 1870 last
Sunday at Highland Park. The
game was played in a stiff wind
that hampered both teams.
The first period produced no
scoring although Local IL spent
most of the quarter in enemy
territory. Shortly after the sec
ond period started Carl Damico
took the ball on a double re-
verse, cut off his own right
tackle, and raced AZ yards to
tally. Elmer Okus added the
point from placement.
This ended the scoring until
midway in the third period when
Paul Van Camp slashed off
tackle for II yards and the sec
ond Local IL touchdown. The
try for the point was wide.
South Side was completely
outplayed as they could not
penetrate the strong Local IL
line. The three first downs they
did make were through the air.
Van Camp, Damico and Harold
Moss spearheaded the offenSe
while Mike Papuchike, Jerry
Finnegan, Ed Estes, Frank
Nowak, and Roger Staebler lead
the line play.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14

addition of three of the IA
NOUS Illinois "Whiz Kids"
and in their first few games
have shown a remarkable scor-
ing punch. The Jeeps won their
first two contests but then
dropped a close decision to the
Sheboygan Redskins.
Toledo is out for revenge
since it was the Fort Wayne
club that knocked the Jeeps out
of the league play-offs last sea-
son, by winning three out of five
tits. 1t was lack of tall man
that hurt Toledo last year
against the Zollners, and with
the addition of 6 feet 9-inch
Harry Boykoff things should be
a little different.
Jackie Goldsmith, ace set shot
artist from New York, has also
been added to the club along
with last seasons Notre Dame
captain, Francis Curran. An
other newcomer is Dick Mehen,
younger brother of Berni e
Mehen. Young Mehen performed
with Tennessee last year.
Other members of the Jeep
roster are Player-Coach Jules
Rivlin, George Sobek, Hal lid
rick, Bernie Mehen, Dale Ham
ilton and Johnny Schick.
Following the Fort Wayne
contest, the Jeeps are idle until
they face the Detroit Vagabond
Kings next Tuesday night at
Adrian, Mich, in an exhibition
game.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14

three teams above will per-
form in the Field House dur
ing the Christmas holidays,
and within a few days Of
each other.
For the first time since
1943 Toledo will play in
Madison Square G TAR den,
meeting st. Francis of New
York on Dec. 20 as part of a
double-header. st. Francis
was one of the outstanding
clubs of the East last season.
AS to the personnel of the
Rocket five, they are headed
by Co-Captain Dal Zuber, an
honorable mention All-Amer-
ican last season and scorer Of
over AIS points. Zuber is one
of the best long shots in col
lege today and is absolutely
remarkable getting up in the
air on lay-up shots.
Another man we believe
capable of making any college
team in the country is Co
Captain Charlie Harmon. A
standout on the 1943 Friddle
Freshman team, Harmon re-
turned to the University last
year to take up where he left
off before going into service.
Harmon is a wonderful ball
handler but his greatest asset
to the team is his ability to
tip-in shots.
George Bush, younger
brother of Coach Jerry Bush,
will probably hold down one
of the forward positions.
George played his first year
of college basketball last
season and looked like a
seasoned veteran. He is a
good long shot from side court
and great rebound man, and
already is picking up some of
the professional tricks of
handling the ball.
Johnny Kartholl and Don
Hire are putting up a real
battle for the other guard
position. Kartholl was the
starter last year but Hire was
not out for the team. Consid-
cred the best defensive player
on the squad last season,
Kartholl Is also a master on
setting up plays. Hire was a
high school star in Indiana
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14
BOXERS!

Coach Red Mcdonald an
nOunced this week that LO-
cal IL boxers are getting
ready for the fall and win
ter tournaments.
Last winter Local IL had
two winners in the Golden
Gloves, two in the Y. M. G.
A. Novice, two in the Y. M.
C. A. City, one in the North
western Ohio Catholic, and
two in the District A. A. u.
tournaments. A total of
nine champions, more than
any other athletic club in
the city.
Any young men in or
around Toledo interested in
learning how to box, or
who wants to enter one of
the above tournaments,
contact Coach Mcdonald in
Room 200 at Local IL
Headquarters.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14
Local II Cage
Plans Changed

Due to a shortage of avail
able basketball gymnasiums
for the coming season, there
will be several changes in
the setup for the Local IL
Basketball League.
Because of the large num-
ber of entrants in the league,
there will be three divisions;
the American, National and
International. There will be
six teams in each division
and games will be played on
Monday nights at Robinson
Junior High School and on
Tuesday nights at Point
Place High School.
BY a ruling of the Board
of Education, there will be
no school gymnasiums avail
able for games or practice
sessions until Dec. /.
There will be a special
meeting of the managers of
the teams entered in the
Local IL Basketball League
at 7 p. m, Wednesday, Nov.
19, in the Recreation Direc-
tors office. This meeting is
most important and all man.
ayers are asked to be pres
ent without fail.
Remember the time and
place!
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14
GeneLipe' $500
Tops Local z
League Bowlers
BY Buddy PachOlski

The scores rolled by the
keglers in the Local IL bowl
ing leagues are nothing to
shout about but the race for
the top position in the two
leagues is next to being SEN
sational.
Take for instance the Monday
loop at the Bol-O-Drome, Toledo
Pressed Steel and P.A.C. have
been alternating for the top spot
for six weeks. This, the seventh
week, finds the Pressed Steel
team in third place as result
of dropping three games to
Standard Commutators while the
P.A.C. won two from SWartz-
baugh and Auto-Lite won three
from Toledo Steel Tube to go
into a tWo-Way deadlock in this
eight team circuit.
The Lite team had Ed SirOia
with 500 and Val PawloWski a
526 to set the margin while Ray
Matuszynski and Joe Cuba
chowSki had the best total for
the losers.
In the P.A.C. two game win,
1t was Ed jenkins with a 557
and Al Bikowski's 532 paving
the way. Swartzbaugh had Joe
Junga shooting a 571 total which
was high in this league.
In the other series Air-Way
won two from WHY'S Body Shop
with Art Sobinski and Mel
Jagielski coming up winth the
best totals.
The II team Tuesday league
had one 500 series recorded, that
being put up by Gene Lips of
the Toledo Union Journal team.
He bettered that mark by six
pins to help his team win two
from WHY'S Unit.
Bingham Stamping swept
three from Surface Combustion
with Eddie Machcinski having a
500 fo rthe Stampers. Joe Kier-
czak had SAL to pace the Sur
face team.
WHY'S UAW gained a game
on the league leading P.A.C. by
winning three from the Devil
bliss Sprayers. Walt Bishop had a
creditable $50 series for the
Jeep team and Paul Loehrke's
SAT was high for the Sprayers.
The P.A.C. after squeezing by
in the second game with four
pin victory dropped the last
game to the Gordon Bumpers by
a huge margin who had Warren
Stevens in there with a 562 and
George Baer four pins off that
total. Tom Johnston had a $50
for the P.A,C. to help win the
two games.
The DeVilbiss Atomizers who
hit a winning stride at the be-
ginning of the season only to
hit a slump a few weeks later,
are making a comeback by win
ming two from Swartzbaugh. Len
Suwinski was shy one pin in
compiling a 500 series for the
Swartzbaugh team, Ralph Holey
was top bowler for the winners
Toledo Steel Tubes won two
games from Hall Honery with
neither team coming up with
any creditable score.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14
Mercurys Tackle
BRIGHT Sexfef

Unbeaten I e d MercuryS
will lock horns with the Bright
Goodyears next Monday night at
Detroit Olympia. The Mercurys
have won three straight games
in the strong International
Hockey League.
Coach Andy Mulligan has been
working his boys out daily in
preparation for this coming con-
test. Dan Mandrick suffered a
thumb injury which has been
bothering him, but not enough
to keep out of action.
With the two lines Mulligan is
carrying, the Mercurys present
one of the better balanced out
fits in the league. In addition
Stan Fogg has been playing a
top notch game as goalie with
only two scores against him so
far-which in today'S wide open
style of play is noteworthy.
On Friday, November 81, the
Mercurys will tangle with the
Windsor Staffords, last season S
winners.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14
Bush Named
To AII-S+ur Tilt

Jerry Bush, head coach of
the University of Toledo
basketball team, has been
invited to perform with the
Indianapolis Kautskys when
they face the College ALI
Stars Nov. 28 in Chicago.
Kautskys won the Worlds
Basketball Championship
last spring when they de-
feated the Toledo Jeeps In
the finals. Bush played with
Fort Wayne and Anderson
last year I'm the National
Basketball League.
The game, sponsored by
the Chicago Herald-Ameri-
can, will he played In the
mammoth Chicago Stadium.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14

and then entered the Univer-
sity of Southern California.
When Burl Friddle came to
Toledo in 1912 Hire followed
him but was ineligible to
play that season because of
the transfer rule. Before the
next season rolled around he
was in the Army so he is
finally getting a chance to
play with Toledo after five
years of waiting. The only
drawback Hire might have is
his age.
The center slot will more
than likely be in the hands of
Lenny Rhodes, regular pivot
man of last year. Rhodes is
one of the biggest men on the
club and handles the ball like
Bob Feller does a baseball.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14

claim the semi-professional
grid title of Ohio. Their line
up is made up of former high
school and college stars, many
of whom were All-Ohio selec-
tions.
A huge turnout is expected as
proceeds from the contest will
go to a disabled war veteran of
that city, who formerly per-
formed in amateur football cir
cles in and around Youngstown.
Improving greatly from week
to week, Local IL reached the
pinnacle of their season last
Sunday when they defeated last
years champion South Side Ads
eleven. The forward wall looked
its best of the year in holding
the Ads to three first downs.
Van Camp Improves
Little Paul Van Camp, II year
old Local IL quarterback, has
developed into one of the finest
field generals in federation foot
ball. Van Camp is also good
broken field runner and an ex-
cellent passer.
Coach Francis Lengel can also
call on Seymour Bagner, Harold
Moss and Carl Damico for of
fensive power. Damico and Moss
have looked very good in the
last two tits.
Up front reliable Mike
Papuchike and Ed Estes are ex-
pected to lead the defensive efs-
forts. Both of these men have
been tackle happy" all season.
Players are requested to be at
Local IL Headquarters by 11:30
a. m. Saturday to board the bus.
Team members making the trip
are: Ed Estes, Harold Boyd,
Tom Cole, Vernie Collins, Bill
Mitchell, Elmer Oakus, Roger
Staebler, Donald Hart, Frank
Nowak, Charles Protsik, and
Mike Papuchike.
Jerry Finnegan, Ernie Early,
Harold West, John Liniger,
Frank Elliot, Paul Van Camp,
Bob Sinner, Dan Pruitt, Lincoln
Nedd, Seymour Bagner, Harold
Moss, George Null, Cliff Fran
kowski, and Booker Harris.
Also m king the trip are
Coaches Francis Lengel and Pete
Brown, Trainer Red Macdonald,
and Chuck Cramer.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14

This is by no means the
end of the Rocket material,
One of the brightest new
prospects is Carlo Muzi, a lad
who broke all scoring records
last season in the Akron fed
Grafton leagues. You will re-
member that Bob Gerber,
Chuck Chuckovitz and Al AL
verez came to Toledo from
the Akron amateur circles.
Other men expected to see
plenty of action are Roger
Ely, Mike Bicanic, Paul Wal
lace, Jim Gray and Leo
Maher.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14

What were the team batting
averages of the Detroit Tigers
in 1894 and '35?
300 in "a, 200 in '35.
Can you give me some gen.
eral info on midget racers?
Cars cost $6,500.$8, 500; en-.
gineS up to $4,000; speeds to
over ll0mph; weigh 80O-850
lbs; fuel gasoline, alcohol, me-
thenol or mixtures.
What were the odds on the
first Dempsey,Tunney bout?
lis favoring Dempsey; End
bout even money.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14

In past years IOItuO IDS DeeII IIa1IOIIeIIJ
known for its great basketball teams and
from all indications this years five will add
much to this reputation. Bush was greeted,
at the first practice little over three weeks
ago, by the entire starting five of last years
club.
A coach could hardly ask for more
than to have every member of the previous
team returning. Add to this, couple Of
starters who are back after few years in
the service. and you have the making of
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14

NOTRE DAME, Ind, Sept. 10
Despite the fact that Bob Living
stone, Hammond, Ind, left half
back on the 1947 Irish, has
played two years of varsity foot.
ball at Notre Dame, his biggest
athletic thrill came when he
carried the ball for the first time
in high school. He scampered 73
yards for a touchdown.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14
Jeeps Host To Fort Wayne
Tonight At Field House

The Toledo Jeeps go after their third league victory
tonight when they face the dangerous Fort Wayne
Zolners the University of Toledo Field House Game
time is $50
Zollners have been strengthened considerably by the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14
Local 12 Gridders Face Youngstown
AutO-Lite Ties PAC For BOwIing Lead
Unionmen Expecting Stiff
Battle From State Champs
By Jim Macdonald

Local II footballers will journey to Youngstown, Ohio
tomorrow night to meet the undefeaed Youngstown ALL
Stars South Side High Stadium. Game time is set for
p. m.
The All-Stars haven't lost game in two years and
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14

Don't hunt with foreign-made
guns unless 1t is first determ.
ined whether they are legal, or
have sufficient strength to be
used safely with American types
of ammunition. This particularly
applies to ex-servicemen who
have brought souvenir guns from
overseas.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14

Did Joe DiMaggiO, Chas. KeI
led and Tom Heinrich ever hit
100 hOmerS collectively?
Highest total was "a in al
Dimag 80, Heinrich 81. Keller 33
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14

With the college basketball less than month
away the University of Toledo cage squad working at
feversh pace to get ready its 5game schedule The
Rockets are being coached this year Jerry Bush former
standout performer with the Fort Wayne Zollners
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14

team that should lose few games.
The Rockets will be playing of the finest basketball
SQUADS in the country this winter with such teams Cor
nell Seton Hail. Michigan, Canisius Western Michigan,
Bowling Green and St Francis their schedule The first
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1947-11-14
From The
Rule Book
By Wilbert "Birdie" Rule
Sports Editor
Local Il Recreation Director

Editors Birdie" Rule Union Journal Sports
Editor attending UAWCIO contention in Atlantic City
During Jim Macdonald UI Write his counn
Smyrna times., 1947-07-24

practice sessions and sharpening
both their offense and defense.
Smyrna plays Warwick at Smyrna
on the afternoon of July 27. At
Glasgow the hitting of the Smyrna
team was far below par, for they
got but three hits, a single in the
fifth inning, single in the eighth,
and a double in the ninth. The
double, five walks, and a fielder's
choice accounted for the three runs
that Smryna scored in the final
inning, when they just missed ty-
ing the score. Glasgow got off to
a quick start by scoring run on
two hits in their half of the first.
They scored again in the sixth on
three hits. Then in the seventh,
on two hits and an error, they
scored two more runs. For the
rest of the time, Hudson kept their
eleven hits well scattered.
Injuries again plagued the Smyr-
ma players, as Handsberry got
spiked in the foot, Carson was hit
on the finger by batted ball, and
Smyrna times., 1947-07-24
TEAM LOSES
TO LEADERS
Smyrna Nine Is Outhit; Loses
Game BY One Mar
gin Last Sunday
PLAYERS INJURED

The Smyrna baseball team lost
to the League-leading Glasgow
nine by one run at Glasgow on July
20. The final score was Glasgow A.,
Smyrna 3. This defeat gives the
Smyrna team an average of .538
(seven wins and six losses) and
leaves them still in fifth place. If
the Smyrna players hope to be in
the play-off, they will probably
hvae to win their remaining five
games against Warwick, Kenton,
st. Georges, Odessa, and Glasgow.
This, in turn, means reporting for
Smyrna times., 1947-07-24

Mccormick for N. Laws in 9th.
Smyrna % 900 20 o 003 8 8
Glasgow 10 00001 x-4
Errors: Grier, Handsberry, Robin
son; Brooks, Ogden, B. Laws.
Runs batted in: P. Knight, j.
Knight, Powell; ogden 2, N. Laws.
Two-base hits: Lovegrove.
Stolen bases: Carson; N. Laws,
Brooks 2.
Double plays: S. Jacobs to Hands,
berry; Weldin to B. Laws.
Left on bases: Smyrna 8; Glas-
gov 9.
Bases on balls: off Hudson 2; off
N. Laws Z.
Strike-outs: by Hudson 3; by N.
Laws 8.
Hits off: Hudson IL for runs in
s 1-3 innings; N. Laws for runs
in 8-3; Powell 0 for 0 runs in 2-3;
Mccormick 0 for 0 runs in 2-3.
Hit by pitcher, by Hudson, Beers.
Winning pitcher: N. Laws; losing.
pitcher: Hudson.
Umpires: Argo.
Scorer: Walker.
Batting averages follow:
Smyrna times., 1947-07-24
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Hudson was hit by a liner.
The box score follows:

x Robinson for S. Jacobs in 7th.
Xxx P. Knight for Carson in 8th.
xxx ]. Knight for Hudson in Sth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-20
LEGAL NOTICE


Murphy, Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit,
showing that II cannot be ascsr
tanned in what state or comnts,.
the said defendant now resid.g,
and his present whereabouis 49,
unknown, that the last Know
place OF residence of the SAID Je
PENDANT was l0l N. 18th stree,
City of East ST. Louis. County os
st. Clair and State OF Illinois
I. ON MOTION OF IEwIe
ROWLETTE & BROWN At,o p
news for Zenobia Curtis, plaintig
herein ~
1T is ORDERED that Tho s,id
defendant James Carl Curtis ds
PENDANT herein, enter his apnesr.
ance in said cause on or befor.
three months from the date ~
this order or the Bill Of Com
plant may be taken as confessed
and that said Order be published
and a copy thereof served unon
defendant by registered mail AZ
required by law
GEORGE B. MURPHY
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
EDWARD M. BRANIGAN
Clerk
BY A. +. NADER
Deputy Clerk S.l6-9 %
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-20
LEGAL NOTICE

PENDANT.
Al session of said Court
held at the County Building at
the City Of Detroit IN the
County Of Wayne and State OF
Michigan on this 3rd day of
Sept A ID l947.
PRESENT Hon. Joseph A
Moynlhaa, Circuit Judge.
II appearing from affidavit
attached hereto and filed mere.
with that Addison Mckinney,
the defendant herein Is not a
resident OF the city OF Detroit
County of Wayne and State OF
Michigan, but that upon lnvesu-
CATION and inquiry the Plaintiff
has beer reliably informed that
the Defendant now resides at
90 Kcnuwotth Place at the Cry
az Orange and State Of New
Jersey this the Plaintiff verify
believes and as such he cannot
be served with process issued
out Of tins Court because he IS
beyond the jurisdiction thereof
therefore
on Motion Of S j. Flanagan,
attorney for the Plaintiff,
1T IS ORDERED that the
above named defendant appear
and answer the Bill Of Com
plant within Three 90 months
from date Of this Order on the
anne may be taken as con-
tossed Il Is further Ordered
mat copv OF this Order he
sent 20 the Defendant At hls
last known address by registered
mail or like copy be published
according 20 law
JOSEPH A, MONNlHAN
Circuit Judge
"a True Copv
p J DUBEY.
s-l3-lO-l8'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-20
Atty. Charles r. Perkins
E77 3 Warren

STATE OF MICHIGAN in the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayno IN ChanCery.
MARIAN CLARK, Plaintiff, VS..
MARIE CLARK. Defendant.
No. 42o.3s0
AZ session 81 said Court held
1t the Courthouse IN the City OF
Detroit on the 18th day Of Aug
ust A D. iq47
Present. Hon Thomas F. Nah
or. Circuit Judge
In this cause u appearing by
affidavit on file that the defend
ant Marie Clark. cannot be serv-
cd by process issued out Of this
Court as she is not resident Of
the State OF Michigan, but re-
sides in the City Of Lyons. Coun-
" Of Coshonns, State OF Missis-
sippl
PERKINS. attorney for plaintiff,
1T Is ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT. Marie Clark appear and
answer the Bill Of Complaint IN
his cause within three months
from the date Of this order, or
that said Bill will be taken as
confessed and that this order be
published according 10 law and
copy thereof be served upon
the defendant by registered mail
as required by law.
THOMAS r MAHER.
Circuit Judge
A TRUE COPY
Clerk