Sports Roundup— Crimmins, Varipapa in Petersen Classic By HUGH FULLERTON. JR. M( Durnan, N. Smith in Lead For- Schoofs Are Threat Swimmers Vezina trophy—awarded to the nesday New York tangles with radio station. Besides broadcasting Snipe at $5,100 Bears Hazel Park, on an engagement rector of a Pittsburgh ™s 129 110 League. Hockey League goaler Black Hawks at Chicago. • Schoof’s Five 33 National the a baseball school. . . Ja of very short notice, Mount davs a week. Pie will conduct Top Award in R’g’dy Ann Five 33 124 102 Schoofers marked up with the lowest goals against av- Neither of. these games can af- of trophies os the out- The Clemens High School swimmers Cooper Merle Gibson, winners Five Aces 1 5 99 195 third in six starts yes- erage. In 31 games, Durnan has fect the League standings as and last season, both Chicago Saturday their win are threatening dire results for footboll players at Texas Christian Goebel 0 6 95 218 terday, disposing of the Golden allowed only 73 shots to evade Montreal has a four-game lead ?anding the Hazelites when they invade the armed forces. (/P)— LAST NIGHT’S RESULTS to bring about a three-way him for an average *of 2.355 over Detroit while the Bruins, hold medical CHICAGO. Jan.'23 Bears the local pool Jan. 30 at 3:30 Bowling’s most lucrative compe- Vico Welding 31, Goebel 15. tie for fourth place with the which is about one goal a game in fourth place, have a two- p. m., for a return match. tition, the $43,200 Petersen Schoof’s Five 28, Golden season within one game of the better than any of the other goal game edge over New York. Usual lost 59 to 25 Fumbled, At classic, will send a record-break- Bears 20. halfway mark. The score was The Bathers tenders in the League. football captain, sharp- Super Cleaners 45, Five Aces points in a meet at the smaller Copt Norvol Locke, Oklahoma's 1939 ing field of 1,728 ten-pin 28 to 20. Normie Smith, who played whin 'you mum os drive into days 20. Hazel Park pool, which includ- description of Von Rundstedt s recent shooters into 16 of action A. Wangelin, playing center one game with the Detroit Red wrote this time Batkins Radio 2, Raggedy Ann ed 50 and 100-yard free style INSURANCE ahead 60-0. There are two minutes of here beginning Saturday. for Schoof’s, sparked his team’s Wings early in the season, has Belgium: "We are Five 0 (forfeit). five field swims; five optional and five re- THINK OS they don't break away for a 70-yard Sniping at the $5,100 top prize winning drive with relay an average of 3.000 and ranks lefMo play and damned if NEXT MONDAY’S GAMES throw for a quired dives; 100-yard were p'enty in the rich solo event will be goals and a free second to Durnan, while Connie OTTO NICKEL being fulled down from behind. They 1. Goebel vs. Golden Bears. He shared and medley races and a 100- run before will be the most of the nation’s top bowlers, total of 11 points. who was with the Red PKONB 4451 tricky, but the game is over the score still 2. Vico Welding vs. School’s Shirooj yard backstroke event. Dion, when including Ned Day, Johnny scoring honors with B. first 12 games of i Five. Capt. Eschenburg and Wings for the • Bears who also tallied 11. Eldon same.” * • Crimmins, Joe Norris, Buddy of the an average of 3. Batkins Radio vs. Super depressed the season has : Bomar, Andy Varipapa, Bill Schoof’s built up their winning Coach Quinn are not Cleaners. by the Bath- 3.250. Anything Page Flesch, Hank Marino, Joe Sinke, margin in the first half, taking the score, because W# Repair Sports Raggedy Ann Five vs. Five Fourth is of One-Minute Marty Cassio, George Young, 4. a lead of 16-6. ers took on the assignment at Frankl McCool checks In with a re- Aces. notice. They also Toronto with 3.419 for 31 games ELECTRICAL Sec Taylor of the Des Moines Register Johnny Small. Freddie Bujack, Meanwhile Super Cleaners very short game some 15 years straight vic- point out that the Hazelites pool and in addition, McCool is lead- port on an lowa State-Kansas basketball Therman Gibson, Connie added their sixth • Motors Re-Wound 52 fouls. . . . the Five Aces is smaller than that at MCHS. ing the shut-out parade with aao in which he and Henry Hasbrouck called Schwoegler and Leo Faetz. tory, turning back isn t necessarily 45-20. The Cleaners led The return match, they hope, two, a tie with Mike Karakas of • Motors Re-Built theory is that the five-personal rule Last year’s classic was won easily, Sec’s in way, with Ralph Soenen will show a different score. Chicago Black Hawks. Karakas responsible for roughness but that the type of plav goes by Johnny Farkas of Detroit, Montreal's all the s Power Installations for the win- is sixth in the list with 4.393 for managed Harry Greb and who rolled an eight-game total bagging 17 points Swimmers, besides Eschen- Factory . who Maintenance cycles. . . George Engel, games while Harry Lumley a with A! Jor- ners,, followed by Vinnie Havard burg, who participated were: 28 ago. turned up in Los Angeles of 1,658. with 18 games on the record, has Frank Klaus years decision with 13 and Clarence (Harpo) Dick Baxter, ,Les Carlos, Service Chicago heavyweight who lost a hairline The classic will share the Tops topped dan, Line Is Seibert with 12. Klockow Chuck Vaden, Bob Spier, Leroy rule book, Vito . new baseball spotlight here with the De . Ray Dumont s Fitzy Fitzpatrick. . the losers with 10. Sommers, Bob Tinkler, Dick of baseball third annual classic, also an Dominates Nats Durocher, Cronin Macomb Electric Cos. featuring four pages of tips on “the finer points Vico Welding marked up win Roy Vickers, Russ Stark, 0 radio so- eight-game affair, which runs Krause, S3 Broadway Phone SBSS is off the press and will be distributed through in Scoring Race No. 4, defeating Goebel, 31-15. Charles Starbuck, Bob Black, May Be Fielded Johnny who from Jan. 27 to Feb. 11. A field tallied points . . Fulton 12 starting in April. . Stanford’s Quentin Buss Anderson, Ernie Stengel tions 1,188 expected to vie for a — Jack FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla., Jan.- meet this winter, is look- of is MONTREAL, Jan. 23—(^P) for Vico while Bud Smith added wants to run the mile in at least one $21,800 a $2,- and Don MacArthur. 23 t/P) Major League base- jackpot including Montreal Canadiens* Blake- 10 and Heinie Mordan furnished ing job in Soilth America with an oil company. ball will carry on this year, says - for a 500 top award, in the De Vito line continued to nine. seven points SEIBERUNG Lach-Richard Chevalier’s Joe Cronin of the Meet. Fred Thoma of Peoria. dominate the National Hockey the pace for Goebel. Manager set even I will i #\ TIRES Service Dept. 111., won the SI,OOO top prize last League scoring race in official Batkins Radio, fighting it out Ike Williams KO's Boston Red Sox “but season. statistics released today, but the Super Cleaners for the top probably be in there playing 0., with regularly—and Leo Lt. (jg) Phil Bucklew, former coach of the Columbus. order changed. For the first, spot in the standings, won by Durocher, £ AMERICAS a star in Berger Philly Bulldogs football club, has just been awarded gold time since mid-December Toe forfeiture from Raggedy Ann at too.” finest

. . ex-Tunney fish lieu of his second Navy Cross. . Another Blake was not at the top. Five which couldn’t muster a Bout ot Gardens The 38-year-old .diamond vet- Lt. Grant Geegee Bathers Win ball club. The Radiomeh get a On List said the review of 4-Fs who became a scout boat officer. (jg) Elmer Lach and Maurice Is Next eran the Navy during the Nor- chance to bring about a tie for would undoubtedly mean further Andreasen of Utah, also won Cross Richard passed him Sunday night PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 23 Team, featuring first place next Monday when losses to all major league squads, I Bob Lamb 1 . Air Tec Basketball — mandy invasion. . . The Their First when he missed his first game (/P) Lightweight Ike Williams, Ed they go up against the Cleaners but the new ruling that Ameri- | TIRE SERVICE | Cpl John Mahnken, Cpl. Dyke Eddelman. S Sgt. Sadowski of the season following a sus- his stock boosted by last night's in the night’s big engagement. Legion juniors can be signed I tt Market—Phon. till I Chuck Taylor, left its home field at Dayton. 0., Dec. pension resulting from a fracas knockout win over Maxie Ber- can and Lt. Home Game by the majors and the minors . . to finish the tour until March. . in Montreal Saturday night. The BOX SCORES ger, began concentrating today 27 and isn’t expected should help. has been trans- quintet listings showed Richard GOF.BEL G F P T on his March 2 rubber bout with Ens Charlie Keller of the Maritime Service Mount Clemens Bather official 0000 a ship’s for leadership Phillip*. t in Square . . . Lach tied Willie Joyce Madison ferred from the Atlantic to the Pacific. He’s still on Friday won their first home and Strru. f 0000 training for contract negoti- game, a 45-21 encounter with with 49 points each, two more • ® ? 1 ® Garden. purser, which should be good Thoel, g 1 O 1 2 from Birmingham, and are now going than Blake. Chevalier, g 2 3 0 1 Joyce, a wily boxer ations. forward with renewed confi- Gary, Ind., beat the Trenton Boston’s Bill Cowley crept | 6 * * 15 they the Total (N. J.) triphammer last Novem- dence that may take the leaders, picking up : close to P T by split decision, ending a Birmingham aggregation for an- total 46. VICO WELDING G F ber a l Gall KOPPITZ six points to run his to Smith, f 5 0 0 10 1 | other ride when they show up run of 15 wins for Williams. On The Monitor-Leader That gave him a five-point mar- Buss, t 0 O 1 IX here Jan. 30 for a return en- Rood, e 0 o*o Jan. 8 Williams took a 12-round YOU WANT A 23, Detroit, who * fij WHEN TUESDAY JANUARY 1945 PAGE 10 gin on Syd Howe of Mordan, g 4 1 1 over Joyce. gagement. of five on Cominotto, g 0 0 10 decision in turn had a lead offing for Ike is a c,EfIR Coach boys proved Also in the Quinn’s team-mate Mud Bruneteau. Total 15 l 5 51 Zurita, NBA | themselves well during the brisk bout with Juan n CAM J lightweight king, promised by game, maintaining their lead at SIPER CLEANERS G F P T Alleys « 0 0 IS Herman Taylor to the At the the quarter, half and three- Seibert, I promoter f 0 12 IS CLEAN Havard. of the Jan. 8 fight, lt sa so< with of winner quarter marks scores Bowling's Soenen, e H 1 O 11 early Moore, g 10 0 2 has been tentatively set for 14-9, 23-15 and 35-17. - - CLASS B LEAGUE MACOMB RECREATION Huhn, g 0 1 o 1 r- Scoring was confined to the April here. . High Ind. Team W Tot. following: Manning, f, 9; Thoel, Hi-Hitters Total 21 5 *45 RADIO 1 Merle Batkin* IHO 157 M*—4so BATKINS f, 8; Charbeneau, f, 3; Maas, c, * P T PEPSI COLA » Mart Rachow 196 151 222—550 MART RACHOW—S69 (222). FIVE ACES O F Grader Wins 15; Torrey, g, 4, Sahrow, g, 3, O'Brien, ( 2 0 14 Seventh 151 114—497 Class B League. 0 0 4 MT. CLEMENS DAIRY t tUt Arnold Redlawsk 172 and Capt. Clarence Schroeder, Miller 2 MILLER BRO*. DAIRY S M»i Norm Eschenburg 194 176 177—547 PETE 613 (211- Stark, f 0000 Ice Skating Honors 3 points. SCHULTE i. Banker, e 10 12 BANNOW DRUG 4 *451 Eldon Valentino 170 175 170—515 The Mount Clemens game was 211). Holy Name League. B. Bushry. g 0 0 0 0 NEW BALTIMORE— Eileen GIVE THEM CREDIT ESCUENBL’RG TIRE 0 *235 Earl Wianer 2«3 112 170—455 Klockow, g 5 0 1 10 It match game between La Croix considerably strengthened when ART BURGESS 585 (202- Kulke, 13 years o! d, of New Bal- was a close STATE FARM INSUR. « llarrr Lefurgey 155 132 170—457 Sanders, of Birming- 210). House League. Tota 10 0 3 20 the speed Painters and Decorators Girls and Interna- 4 2256 William Wolcott 157 157 150—194 forward • • • timore, competed in WOLCOTT’S MILL benching in tional Truck Men’s team Sunday afternoon, ham. was given a JOSIE SCOTT 516. Ladies’ GOLDEV BEARS G F P T ice skating races Saturday spon- WOMEN’S NOVICE LEAGUE BOWL-O-DROME the third pi riod after five per- Minor League. Nagaoka. f O 0 1 0 sored by the Michigan Skating ending with the decorators the winners. What P. Miyake, f 0 o 1 o * 121 125 125—379 winning prize they mean the “weaker sex”? These girls CILLETT REFRIG. 1*32 Blanche Mooro sonal fouls. LAURA RAY 4OO. Women’s Shirooj, f ft 1 O 11 Association first do 1 l‘»0 Laura Ray 133 129 13H— 100 TERRACE GARDENS The Bathers were successful League. Fajlwara, e 2 10ft in the finals and second prize in are good! Novice 0 0 0 0 S 1727 Florence Baker 139 130 110—355 out of 58 from the W'atanabe, e WOLVERINE CHIPS in 17 shots Kuniahima, g 0 0 10 the Junior finals. AVX. F. O. E. 1 1430 Hope Bate* 103 111 120—33 4 Birmingham 11 EVELYN VOIERS 446. La- LADIES’ field, and made G. Miyake, g 10 0 2 Eileen is a seventh grade pu- 12 Alleyt dies’ Friday Night League. Ikegaml, g 12 The of 18 field shots count. The 10 pil New Baltimore High Bowl-O-Drome LEAGUE Minaml, g 0 0 2 0 at AND EVERY AFTERNOON) CIVIC BOWL-O-DROME Bathers made six of 27 floor ART RUDOLPH 578 (224). (OPEN BOWLINQ SATURDAY. SUNDAY * 171 211 15.1—507 school. FRANK'S MARKET 2359 Earl Briley nine Lutheran League. Tota f * 4 20 179 S. Gratiot Cocktail Lounge Dial 9H4 GEORGE S HI-SPEED « George Eaamnker 111 157 107—1*5 shots and their opponents floor trys. EARL BRILIEY 567 (213). G F P T *H7 11. llorton 157 166 I«7—»!H» of 23 SCHOOF’S FIVE VAN'S ON THE LAKE 1 Birming- League. Froot, f 0 1 O 1 *''•*« Walter Ostrom J57 155 15*—501 The Reserves lost to Civic • HILLCREST STUDIO 2 530 Cottrell, f 2 1 1 5 POLISHING ham Reserves 28-23 a closely BERNICE WISSNER o o O WASHING Emil Colo I*s Hl* lift—ls.l in Fredmant. e 0 INSPECTION 0 League. Wangelin, ft 1 O 11 I Parsons 152 207 175—537 contested match. (200). Ladies’ Minor A. g ROYAL CAFE R. Wangelin, g 0000 SIMONIZING g 10 0* *!?• 150 127 MW Seboof, EAGLES * Harry Bates 157 LUTHERAN LEAGUE MT. CLEMENS RECREATION C 2 O ft ROTARY CLUB 1 *205 Ted DeGroot 188 ll* 159—537 Ganfleld. f BATH CITY GARAGE 0 *ll4 Conrad Ratiow I*s I*s I**—AM Seboof, f 112* F.SCHENBURG TIKE *ft pis# at. Phono «sai * MeClary 134 154 155—116 3 21*7 Rev. Deng I*6 158 1*6—631 RILRUS BAR I**« KRAUSE SERVICE 11 ft S SS KIWANIS CLUB 1 *254 Fred Schock 215 170 110—531 Total ALWARDT’S CAFE * *l7» H. Kepsel 168 181 142—60* KIRZ TAVERN 1 *255 Rob Pett 1»? 171 150—51* COLLEY MORTICIAN 1 2232 Lee Miller 168 14* 160—471 BERRIDGE SALES t **>* J. Hall 150 175 177—50 H CARLING'S RED CAP 2 *l*B Erv Krauee 18* 19* 15* -64* 2*l* Louie Prlehe I*o 15* 16*—600 LADIES’ MINOR LEAGUE BOWL-O-DROME PKIEIIS SALES 1 AllOR NOTHING AT All- 1 *227 Kandt I*l 1»1 1*0—444 In Ladies’ Friday Night EL * JEFF SERVICE 1 I**4 Helen Huvard 111 150 125—150 FARMERS MILLING J. fy Winners our 150—428 \ * *376 Art Rudolph 171 I*l *24—678 FETCH TOOL * DIE * I*HM Erma Herr 110 137 SCIII.ITZ League all went “whole hog” last every resulting in a D. N. COOLEY * 10*0 Elsie Mcl.rllan 175 117 115—127 MAJOR LEAGUE BOWL-O-DROME week with match 115 110—151 LADIES’ LUDWIG HI-SPEED 0 1530 Viola Sc tirade 120 DENMAItSII HOTEL 2 2101 KtUabeth Duckwita IS* 171 1*7—474 clean sweep. Three game-winners 174 .158—4*6 R. B. SHOPS 1 2**3 Sandy Frederick 15* \\ Garage. Orange, LACROIX A GROESBECK * *lll Marie Kor* 135 157 150—105 ¦ were Eppler’s Nesbitt 105 100 137—152 BEIBERLING TIRES 1 1960 Doris Krause D. N. COOLEY 1 ***l Helen Gahtaa *O2 142 159—800 LaCroix Painters and Kalthoff Hard- LACROIX DECORATORS 2 2101 Joale Scot! I*o 19* 16*—619 GOEBEL BEER 1 I*o2 Sandy Frederick 145 110 152—127 * 10*—530 MARINERS BOAT CLUB *o*l Hernire Wissner 2l*9 Mary Thornley I*l 189 142—4*4 LAKE VIEW INN « I**9 Dorothy Arnold 11* 147 119—418 New Feature! 1*75 Pherno Andreas 111 147 186—4*8 SERVICE LACROIX PAINTERS 3 COMPLETE BUILDING HDWE. 1 1*39 Eveyn Valero 18* I*o 11*—448 ALTERATIONS KAI.TIIOFF 117 I*l—*7B ADDITIONS and I \C ItOIX A GROESBECK O 1517 I.oulae Madam 124 DINNER MUSIC HOUSE LEAGUE BOWL-O-DROME ROOFING and SIDING I. O. O. F. .3 **9l Carl Gollko *9O I*B 118—484 MONITOR-LEADER 9 2077 Hernia Ballantlnu 147 187 I*l—4Bß PORCH ENCLOSURES NIGHT *•** John 149 I*7 111—484 EVERY LAGER 1 Fred#tck TIRE SI TES RE-CAPPING 2100 Al Trombley 145 208 196—618 STARTING AT 6:30 P. M. GRAHAM'S COFFEE SHOP 2 HEUSCHLEIN'S TAVERN 2 215* llenry Helier 2*o I** 147—688 MILLER INSURANCE 1 2l«* Art Bnrgeae 202 *lO 178—6*5 ATTIC ROOMS SI and VULCANIZING 139 I*9 154—448 QCI A LA CARTE Irving Hoyt TABLE D'HOTE AND POST ENG. CARPENTRY 9 I**o ONLY | TRUCK AND PASSENGER TIRES MT. CLEMENS MEG. 3 2152 Franels Mikola 127 186 151—474 COMPLETE Oil EASY KORTF.-YDE GROCERY 2 *27* Floyd Bergmana 17* I*l Hl—6Bo FREE ESTIMATES TERMS 147 16* 1*7—487 - DINNERS DETROIT NEWS I 2251 Curly Deßuo OUR SPECIALTY - - Repairing Tim COPELAND MEG. 2 2201 Wilbur Fenalon 14* I*l 1*8—514 7“ 150 205—6*0 F.ngelman That Hava Roan Run Flat IN THE RUSTIC REST AND POST ENG. ELECTRIC 1 22*1 Herman 195 & ROOM HOLY NAME LEAGUE MT. CLEMENS RECREATION VACOL Combination Storm Sash Screens COCKTAIL All Work Don# In I Only Grad# A MeMAttnN FOAL 9 ***• Allaa Frail or *n» 157 118—684 The M»tcl Weather itripped Storm Window MACOMB BEF.R STORE 4 *5lO Hum Dubay 151 I*7 188—807 Our Own Shop on I Truck Comolbock Usod Clarence Risser THF. BURRS 0 *ll* Harry Hill 14* 159 18*—88* COMPLETELY INSTALLED AND STAINED Bacon Equipment | on Ro-Caps at the Novaeord PROGRESSIVE PRESS 4 *OIB Pet* Schulte *ll 181 *ll—Bl* NO DOWN PAYMENT 55.00 MONTHLY K. OF C. * *3** Charles Doyle *OB *o* I*4 68* Sir Recapping Moulds to Serve ALTES LAGER * *3l* Wult Haraen 190 Zt* *04—671 You 6:30 UNTIL CLOSING Albrecht 17* I*4 *IB—BBB MUSIC * . OLDRRI' 6 *4*« Don Our •%0 147 PHONE 2574 Prompt Sonrlco and M. C. SPRING WATER O 21*0 Red Fureell I** tit—Bßl Y • QuolHy Will Spook for Thomaotvos CALL 9134 FOR RESERVATIONS Chas. R. ULLRICH TAXI AGENCY MACOMB BUILDING CQ. • DEPENDABLE 74 FLORAL MT. CLEMENS RATS TIRE REPAIR DAD'S PLACE FULLER PELTIER INSURANCE 26025 GRATIOT AVB„ ROSEVILLE We Stock Our Own Materials PHONE ROSEVILLE 8648 MACOMB STREET S? Macomb St. PhoN fill 2470 4504 MS of Every Description