DETROIT EVE KING TIMES (PHOXE CHERRY, SSOO) PAGE 13 BROTHERS MEET DEADLINE State's Efforts Off the Hook Leu) Walter 11 Teams Stay IS NEAR Sullivan Award In Conservation Barrow Being Braised for Idea Zeller In Major Race; Pin Tourney Entries Close Tomorrow To Warmerdam Was Hooted for Last Spring By HAROLD K MIL won three from ’ Emery. Floyd Entries close tomorrow at mid- Hall shot 235. NEW YORK, Dec 31 (INS).— The greatest pole vaulter, ZELLER WAY AHEAD: thick-hrariart moßuls who night for Frank Damico's fifth an-, Charley world's Are Aid to hooted down Jack Zeller. Detroit general manager, when he sug- De Luxe in Tie Snvder’s 215-169*218 for Cornelius Warmerdam of the San War 602 and John Groh’s 224 were the gested last spring that baseball abandon spring training camps and nual brothers’ tournament to be Francisco A. (’, has been voted best in the Motors Metal. home, tune, . . . held at the the By DON work out at have changed their haven’t they? STANDINGS Garden Recreation James E Sullivan Memorial GILLIES Saturday and Sunday. The event Trophy 10 by of Now they are praising Ed Rarrow for his cleverness and leader- W l.ro in ma n n't 2(6 and 222 for 42 a tribunal In I. W’ T. has Do 600 outstanding a > car-end review of con- ship in advancing the same idea! K"ppiti 32 IS Queen 2* 22 attraeted 12 teams thus far. in the. Lucky sportsmen featured Strike throughout servation developments of 1942. De Lu»* T> 32 1* P«MO 2.*> 23 In addition to the Damicos they Junior House, the country. P J. Hoffmaster. director the PepmCola 30 1* Rsmnna 24 24 are the Rrbains, Dimeglios, 1 Warrr.erdam polled 1.101 votes of Harvard Can Be Proud Alta* 2t> lft Olympic 1* 27 Michigan department of conserva- Kor*m*n 2!> 1* Nielson 1* 30 Knecht*. Jensens, Taylors, Ber- in the final balloting, beating out 27 21 Farris Despite a 149 opener Steve jn Rickman nlehs. Smith of Honolulu, got tion. found satisfaction the JOHNNY HARVARD CARRIES THE BALL: Those cracks Standard 27 21 Vir**a Kalirhs. De*monds. Ches- Shocke came hack with 241-212 Rill who foresight and wisp conservation about the “effete East" may go as far as football Is concerned, 6 6 8 Tool 27 21 Myrtle 7 3* ter*. Gresewskis and Koehs. The for 605. which was good enough 570 tallies. (Emerson. Smith, practices that allow Michigan flit when It cornea to carrying the ball In the real game, you Damicos John. Angelo, to lead for the night in the Twen- an 18-year-old Ohio Eleven rlubs remain in the race Frank) freshman, has to release a flood to your derhy to the boy* . . . Herman and State set five world of natural have take off “Hahvad* More Michigan will defend tieth Century House. rr-ourcev for the war effort. 4,000 are now war, hy today for the Maior the championship they won the and five American swimming than athletes and students at headed night Most important is 16,000.000 Football Coach Hick Harlow and Athletic Director Bill Bing- League title after petition last two years on 2756 and 2744 Carl Carlson paced the field In records and was credited with giv- at Lanes De Luxe-D 900 ing ?'¦‘ns of iron ore 100,000 000 pounds ham . . . On top of the list is Fred Crocker, ’3l, killed in action matches Crest totals Saturday at 10 p. m jjpthe Rainbow House bv com- the outstanding peiformance 2902 to of copper, millions of pounds of as a with the army. gained two from Koppitz, Two squad* at 6 and 9 pm. bining 211-227-203 for 611. in the history of the outdoor lieutenant tie first metallic magnesium, 20.000 000 2780. and went into a for are listed Sunday. First prize is championship at New London, separate and Sam Ruffinn's uas the barrels of oil and great quantities Was Louis to Farr? Eight game* the first S2O and r trophy. There will he 22* hrst Conn. of other vital raw materials, Nice eleventh clubs. other cash awards and five good individual effort in the Casino Ed Hennig veteran Ohio gym- such Rengell’s pcpsi-Colas FRANK DAMICO a*> \ast quantities of timber, mil- THAT FINGER AGAIN: Andy Lytle of the Toronto Star re- Herman fellowships. Three games are House. nast. won third plate with 317 drive. Pepsi lost v’otes was by lions of pounds of meat and fish cently dug up his old story on Tommy Farr . . . Sepms Lytle was stalled Altes’ rolled aero** two a 1 levs and trailed Joe Michigan Major Bruno Gargula hit for Art Smith’s 237 and Harold Mc- through wildlife harvesting. rather close to Tommy and his old manager, says Farr told him three previous During the tournament the Da- 202-219-703 Smith, marathon star and Mrs. games to 621 in the Chene-Trombly 850 Mahon s 214 in 589 were highs m Page, golfer. . Boh Cole's gang and an Estelle Lawson Wartime emergencies have given Joe carried him in fight . . . course, that miens will shoot their Louis their limit Of in annual House. the Willow Run Bomber. the conservation men many double-cross game it is just possible one of Cncle Mike’s boys told additional three in the Greater match against the Desmond then- This the extraordinary assignments and Tommy beforehand be was safe, just to be *urc he would show- Detroit. time Pepsi had nephews The Damicos arr con- T<>ny Warren Steininger’a Don Padget to Mni. tuio come up u t*h 25? 229 was Weds . 2937 2769. %\hde 150 employee went into the up for the bell . . Tommy certainly didn’t wade in slugging like odd and total of fident they will repeat la*t year's in the high single in the Motschali. With the pressure on. team and Genial. DI BI QI’K. la., Dec. 31 . armed sendees, and more lost to a confident cockney looking for a knockout, if we remember cor- triumph with another 400-pin spot Padgett, industries, individual scores tumbled. Bc*t of uns high Don outfielder and the department has rectly. Backoff Fives 223 pins over- Marie fhidnk's 195 in the Brooklyn Dodgers, w the lot was Gibson’s 654 Paul (Dizzy) Tiger average be the catcher for carried on ith a surprising degree Jberman Trout. will target when the Xew Garfield Ladies House. began brief today efficiency. for De Luxe-D. Leonard Liberda having rolling a honevmoon oC Betcha You Didn't Know This pitcher, I* a hard time ex- in the fourth annual three- with his bride, the former Emma An anticipated decrease in had 646 for Foremen, Jim Moore plaining his RIG 88 in a 417 series man team tournament at hunt- resume* Fritz of High Point, N. C. ing and fishing due to travel diffi- HAND MF MY NO. 6: Hockey sticks are numbered accord- 640 for Pepsi-Cola. Al Light had in the Detroit Elks. Only a week Chcne-Trombly Recreation Satur- Agnes Padgett is a coxswain at the culties, exported to cut the in- ing to the lie of the blade, as Iron golf club*. The number* the eye for Altes on 626. before he led the parade with 606. day. event a Eckstrom s 808 is Just The attracted record Great Training Sta- come of the game protection fund run from 00 to 10 and the larger the number of the »tlck, the Others getting over the line He blames Harold Allen’s new entry of 356 quintets, 109 more Lakes Naval Schlaff, 601; tion, near Chicago. from an all-time high of $2,250,000 closer to their skates the players carry the puck. The only player were Cass Frank wood, which is nothing new to than last season. • in the fiscal year of 1 ever known to have used a No. 10. which brought the puck al- Zion. 621; Austin Keller, 600; Harold. He’s blamed for anything Joe Michalik’6 627 sent Backoff lops Women's Classic ••••••••••••••• Young. least 25 per rent. most to his skates, was Nels Stewart. Harvey 628; Jim Dimeglio, and thing, anyway. to top. has average e\er> the He a 167 Agnes Eckstrom stands out : The fish division storked A check of the Wings shows Orlando with 8. holding the 608: Tony Morano, 618. with OPEN BOWLING! ; Michi- Nq. to Eddie Kazmit 161 rolled 567 today in the review of yesterday’s gan streams with Grosso, with 3, Pepsi-Colas rlimhed within Xorman Hoskin edged me • lakes and stick closest: a No farthest away. The medium and Pete Pavoris with 154 hit 475. bowling in the Womens Individ- 60—Alleys—60 • two games left Altes ayne Spaulding hy one at tor • 210.000 00 during the year numbers, 6 popular ... the players of first and II irk fish 5 and are most 11 of 14 use ual Classic at Emma Hill’s Because «l Open Data* in League • as Sackman high single 266 Roy Ohlef’x 231 wa* tops in the Winter through a thorough change this . . Following the numbers and players using and Foremen tied when hr fashioned • Holiday*. in lie . are lie each Garden. She had 808 from 192- Schedule* Durinf All 60 m S& S Tool knotted in (he West Chicago House. Where wa* Alley* Will Be Available policy by planning fewer but larger . . The figures in parentheses indicates how many goals have been Standard and House. q lor 221-194-201. Gertrude Schuster * (6 the next position. Gremel? fish. Fifty fishing waters with each . . . goals); for Earl • were scored kind of stick No. 3—Grosso No goes was runnorup on 790 and Victoria Open added. 5 Goodfellow, Simon, Wares, Liscomhe Brown, Standard improved its fortunes Mike Jaskolski in for Bowling Today Howe Watson Car- deuces in a big way. Collected Donald Stnith's carried Kopia third on 731. Clara Wilson Wartime demand boosted state vpth f44 goal*': No 6 Bruneteau. Stewart Motter (12 goals); No. in shutting out Queen. 2750 to 2*5 off 2627. S A- S did the same to nine of them with three 222 s for the honors in the Shores. tallied 709. Elvira Heins 707 and • forest sales 25 per rent over 1941. 7*2 Abel *<3 goals); No 8— Orlando (no goals). Adelaide Cowan 703. GREAT LAKES l Ramona 2846 to 2695. and Pahst 666 as Show Bar posted a new • Anthony pins to Nielson, 2779 to 2616. Fourth season high series of 968-968-1032 Rmi soared 111 Miss Heins leads on points with BOWLING CENTRE over his average when he rolled 288 5, followed hy Mrs. Eckstrom. 60—Alleyt—In—Line—60 to register a shutout was for 2968 in the Maples Senior • Rollin' Around Olympic * House Al Parigan's 215-246-228 222-219 in 60Q in the Gleneagles 272.5, and Irene Sehlusler, 254 NCAA Volos to Lot over Farris. 2693 to 2519. • Cor. Woodward and Baltimora new’ high. where Speedway shaved Stella Hartrick has 249 and Mrs. for 689 is a second _ Telephant MAdi ton 9369 Square Deal s lead to two games Schuster 238 5. Mrs. Eckstrom’s for Retorvdtiant • Svlvesther Thirl fired 267 as by sweeping Victory as its rival average yesterday was 202. 6 6 6 6 •••••••••••• ~ %rosli on Varsilios Rinks Expecting Landis Eyes ADVERT!IEME N T aTjverttsement ADVE RTlBEM ENT ADVERTISEMENT .NEW YORK. Pec. 51 (I’P). student shifts that will he neces- The problem of preservation of sary under the new war-training competition in collrgr vj)orts for program, the NCAA voted to re- Grantland Rice Tells Why You’ll Enjoy Hearing 1113 was a long step closer to so- scind for the duration. Ps ruling Capacity Crowds Smaller Junkets lution today but a final green light requiring one year's residence at a By MARGARET RFSSELL awaited official word from the college as a requisite for participa-I WASHINGTON. Dec. 31 TINS). government and service officials tion in varsity athletics. Every rink in town will be Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw . Gillette’s Bowl The National Collegiate Game Broadcasts New Year’s Athletic jammed tonight with customers Day Mountain Landis today was re- Association, in an "informal" skating out the old year and ported to be considering a plan meeting yesterday, adopted res- a skating in the new and wed like whereby the major league teams clarify olution aimed to the future to weh you all a prosperous and take fewer than the normal Grantland of intercollegiate sports when the High will By Rice Allen's 1125 skating New Year. player* services number of 25 with them armed take over approxi- If you haven't made your plan* on intrasectional trips to save mately 300 colleges One of the outstanding feature* of the 1042 football season wan the number of strong for the gala occasion, here are a transportation sjxace. Voting also to stage its regular team* Bom few’ suggestions: Arcadia, Arena The reports were circulated left for I game* in a campaign that left *o much wreckage in it* wake. nine championship meet* m 1943, ’lll For Rainbow Gardens. Eastwood Park. Edge- after Landis held an important Team* participating in Sugar, Cotton and Orange Bowl* won over 83 per cent of then the NCAA passrd a resolution urg- water. Jefferson Reach Rollerrarle. conference on travel conservation game*, beating strong a* LSU, Alabama, ing officers m charge of such outfit* Notre Dame, Tennessee. Auburn. Navy, war-train- Lincoln Rink. Madison Gardens. plans Joseph B Eastman, di- ing at American colleger Contestant* in the second half with l-ordham, Baylor, Vanderbilt, Oklahoma, Oklahoma A. anti M., Duke, N. C. Pre-Flight programs Rouge Park Rollerdrome and Var- rector of to of the seventh round the Rain- the Office of Defense State, to f«ermit service students par- of sity Gardens rinks are making Mississippi Rice, Texas A. and M. in trflm along bow Individual Classic must beat Transportation. ticipate athletics plans for * record breaking at- Their all-season showing ha* been well above the average for any Bowl season. Each oni wrth regular college 1125 to gain first place Saturday Landis left. Washington last student* tendance night Chicago ha* proved it* place in public interest in dedicating the New Year to war's greatest com- Three of the meets were when bowling resumes. Harold for to call the 16 Allen yesterday, Madison Gardens will have major league club owners together petitive training which is football. awarded as follows: Swimming, to bad that score Joanne playing the organ sport, with onlv two errors, to lead the Lee and institute further curtailments Ohio State March 25-2 b; boxing with John Hammond at the nova- to Wisconsin, March 25-27, and field on 258-191-212-247-217. Emil of baseball travel for the 1943 Dimitne chord and Bill Carroll at the season. Si CAR BOWL—NEW ORLEANS Alabama ha* a star tackle in Whit- dangerous backfield with speedy Cas- Andy Kerr is busy with an eastern cross-country, to Michigan State. was nine behind His at games were 227-216-237-213-222. Hammond Arcadia. It was believed he will propose Tcnnf»»ff v*. Tulsa mire and a brilliant back in Ruaa tleberry and Prokop, the passer. team headed by Paul Govemali, November 27. The other six Jefferson Beach's floor person- Craft. You Joe Norris, a round behind, was that the club owners in the forth- The*® Sugar Bowl can also remember Jus— Tech it a team abiy Columbia's star passer, and a line awards will be made later. stage special the actual leader, but his for nel will a exhibition coming meeting adopt rival* go beyond the Alabama ha* been one of the star coached by Bill Alex- /Tanked by Bob Dove of Notre Damn Jn an attempt to smooth the 1169. They Virginia a schedule an average of 232. reverts to the are Carson. Rose- calling for the standard 154 games T-formation. They are Bowl teams of all time. ander and Bobby Dodd. and Schreiner of Wisconsin, two of tha path for official approval and be- mary' Beaujean, Les Campagne. In all her Bowl years, Alabama has year’s greatest sixth Both Norris and Dimitrie but which would delay opening of Hprw’V' the T and T combina- It is smart, fast and ends. cause of the numerous service- Harry Anthony known one escaped error. The Norris games Hoffman and the season by a week. The other tion or better, the only defeat. And this 1942 alert with a strong de- In Moseley of Yale and Sabaskean* were 222-214-230-260-234 Hi s Ott> schedule calls for 140 games. TNT. team is better than its record shows. fense and a dangerous ski of Fordham, the East has two stal Varsity Gardens will provide Crimson peak BOWLING average for the competition to t In i zig-zag. in-and- The Tide will need its attack. centers. The big thrill will be to sea OPEN the customers with noise makers strength to beat a B. C. team raring date is 220. out season these team* is champion how Govemali operates with strongei EVERY EVENING < Texas lending and serpentines. There'll he no apt. lluti to go after the Holy Cross crash, still support. Lou Little rates his back ai At tht Rtaut I tul Other seventh round Flying have contributed the in the Southwest where Co-f apt. *eott raise in price* at Arena Gardens Fortresses lrn>ru.« believing it is the best college team in in college «rorers were Rukowski, rarest of all football Tmm U. the best today, one of tha Chester Rouge competition ranki Pot of Gold winners at jewel* to (jame-con*j»tency. the country. The Orange Bowl col- great passers of all time. Art Centre Recreation 1097. Phil Bauman. 1056; James the among the fiercest in football. After ward, lision should be one whale of a scrap. 6050 W nod a 1 Warren Horlockcr. 1091; Steve Cruchon, Park Rollerdrome are RobPlichta. Together they sufferer! only one de- losing an early game to The West always comes up' witt Phone Temple 1-0743 Adelore King, Boh Tanguav and Carry Sun Bowlers Northwestern powerful 1042; August Bamberg, feat in 19 contests against first-class opposition. It tor Rtttn at am 1048. COTTON BOWL—DALLAS 3 to 0, Texas hit its stride. The Long- Kathleen was the PASO, Tex., (IP).— has stars Bamberg had high single of 27H. Pritchett. Boh EL Dec. 31 opponents and each grew stronger horns’ lone conference defeat came such as Har- big winner, making birthday Georgia Tech vs. Texas L’. his The Second Air Force Bombers, down the stretch. from T.C.U., always rough company. rison of Washington, celebration doubly enjoyable. service of the my foothall (Tampion* Tennessee goes into this Sugar Bowl In opinion, With such stars as Stan Mauldin, Susoeff and Kennedy Varsity Gardens attrac- Coast, social West and Hardin-Simmon* party with a five-year record above Georgia Tech, in spite Spot Collins and Roy Dale, Texas has of Washington State, tion every Saturday night is a title the Beals winner* of Border Con- .900-the top of the football mass. of its final debacle, a stout balance in both line and back- and Freitas of w numbers hunt. Their skate light final to- Santa Clara, dance ference. hold drills This will be her fourth Bowl game in has one of the finest field. Dana Bible's strength lies in an Taylor classes are held on Saturday day for Sun meeting winning years. and Stamm their Bowl these five records college football ail-team combination that will give of Stan- 5 to *-] afternoon from 7, conducted tomorrow And this 1942 outfit, with a power- can show for this sea- even Georgia Tech’s greater speed a ford, Roblin and Shep- mSk by Tyla Reese, brought (e*rll Kerr, Lael Pat Coach Red who ful line and fine backs headed by Cifers, son. While Georgia hard and busy afternoon. hard of Oregon. Fred Martin, manager of army fliers here Georgia There is a Bowling Proprietor** Arena his in Flying is one of the strongest of the lot. beat Tech Georgia Tech's two mam danger Andy Kerr and his staff expect ts Gardens, has a greeting card from Fortre**es Tuesday, said that his Tennessee's powerful attack ran up Marshall badly, don't forget that —— Association membtr in spots, Castleberry, the runner, and have one of the best lines and one ol your Leonard Nattre*s. onr boys injured players recovered and points against Uw*“TMk Georgia of the had 4G Fordham and 26 Tech beat Prokop, the passer, will keep an un- the most versatile beckfields ever senl be ready to play in Canada s armed forces. that all 28 would points against LSU. Only Alabama Auburn 15 to 0 and that Auburn beat usually strong Texas defense facing to the coast. The Midwest alone rag Georgia held the Volunteers in check. 27 to 13. Al*o that Georgia trouble all afternoon. give him an all-star outfit, and ‘.ha Tech crushed Kentucky 47 to 7 Tiilsa is one of the most interesting and West will need the best team it hal M ,tm an year. Georgia to SAN FRANCISCO orr teams of interesting beat Kentucky 7 6. Georgia ever sent into action to win. AMBASSADOR V«""iT MT. ELLIOTT REC. rt\Sit! was East-Went /7Je£. Op** ROLLER Every one kept looking for Tulsa Tech strong enough to beat de- All-Star Game This is a game Alltyt that belongs Open Bowling All Day TODAY cisively Auburn, Notre Dame, While more Vivit Our f«
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