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November 27, 1942
By Walter Madrzykowski
With this paper making its initial appearance we naturally
our bow, endeavoring to give you some highlights on bowlin
Local 12 All-Star League, operating at the Pal-a-Drome lpy
Tuesday nights.
John Gary, who calls Klopping
his hone shop, was in a slump
most (f the season. John shook off
his slimp in a hurry on being in
foi-mec, that he improve or be
to the bush league. He
flBkr ded by bowling a rousing
The Willys Unit team is leading the All-Star Leagu^^fth 27 wins
as against three defeats. Auto
Lite is in second place, five games
behind the leaders. Being in first
place is not a coincidence, for the
Willys boys, as statistics ahow,
have a team average of 948, lead
ing the 1000 game bracket with
five. The yalso have three 290^
games on their record.
Birdie Strauss, the cigar anujk
fng gentleman of Auto-Litg^ jg
looked up to as the top pin Appier
in the loop with an averagq of 200
tight on the nose. He a.go ieftds
the league in the 600 serje8 chart,
accumulating six of tljPse scores
Mnd has thirteen 200 frames listed
on his ledger to lead that depart
ment as well.
Adding information as to their
pin spilling, we hav-e n0 ]eS8 than
five men with ekVen 200 games
each to their satisfaction.
Not to be outdone by other top
leagues we hav$ a couple of 300
bowlers in our -midst. Matt Sobb,
the lengthy bey bowling with the
Klopping teafn grooved his 12
strikes for bis 300 at the Pal-a
Drome alleys jn 1941, jim Bate
man, who Jlaces his name on the
National Supply team line-up, is
the other joO sharpshooter, getting
his in IS37,
.1 the same night. At any
ke is safe for a while, that is,
If the boys don’t give up hoping
that he punches in another 600
series. Eddie Polus made his de
but in the league with a 606.
Although Jim Bateman has a
300 game to his credit, that did not
prevent him from joining the se
lect list of the fish club. He owns
up to 488. Joe Kardos, the silent
boy from Acklin, also is a member
with his 452. Maybe Jake Powell
thought we would forget him, but
here it is—481.
The name of Clarence (Thunder
bolt) will be ound on the Spicer
|team line-up. Larry Threm, who
Hoes his pin spilling with the
Spicer Unit team, was on the verge
of a 700 series when a tough break
stopped it. He was unfortunate to
get
a
split in the last frame. His
score of that night, a 696, is tops
in this loop at the present time.
The earns and captains compris
ing this fine league are Charles
Urbanski, Willys Unit Joe Na
varre, Auto-Lite Jack Grocki,
Champion Zig Walczak, Spicer
Joe Kardos, Acklin Stanley Prys
zynski, A. C. Klopping Chet Rut
kowski, Mather Spring,
and John
Brug, National Supply.
LOCAL No. 12 UAW-CIO
ALL-STAR LEAGUE
STANDINGS
TEAM W—L Pct.
Willys Unit 27—3 .900
Auto-Lite Unit 22—8 .703
Champion Unit 18-12 .600
Spicer Unit 16-14 .533
Acklin Unit 14-16 .467
Klopping Unit 12-15 .444
Mather Unit 11-16 .407
National Supply 12-18 .400
1st High Team Average
Willys Unit—948
2nd High Team Average
Auto-Lite Unit—930
3rd High Team Average
Champion Unit—900
UNIT
WILLYS
Leo Strauss 183 172 202—557
Wm. Myers 201 .159 204—564
Cap Piojda 182 186 197—565
Joe Kurdys 170 196 198—564
Q. Urbanski 184 169 199—552
TOTAL 920 882 1000 2802
vs
CHAMPION UNIT
R. Obarski 166 135 170—471
M. Orlowski 190 136 156—4(79
John Stein 244 184 202—630
B. Krieger 151 187 190—528
Jack Grocki 231 160 159—550
TOTAL 982 802 887 2671
AUTO-LITE UNIT
Jake Powell 216 189 161—566
Birdie Strauss 182 212 172—566
,E. Gwinner 172 179 148—499
Joe Bates/
153 190 166—509
Joe Nava/xe 170 216 155—541
TOTAL 893 986 802 2681
vs
SPICER UNIT
^^Kv.rlucci 177 190 137—509
ry Threm 182 203 197—582
Zig Walczak 159 190 168—517
Mike A pel 141 147 162—450
Clarence Boldt 161 168 198—527
TOTAL 820 898 862 2585
KLOI’PlYG
UNIT
154
153
180
184
209
J. Garry xffo
S. Pruss 13,7
W. Ryb# 150
M.
^iZMarlow
B. Farkas
H. Malkowski
205—492
136—436
169—510
210—634
148—517
210
169
.TOTAL* 886
805
▼a
898 2589
UNIT
187—429
164—504
143—476
147—519
147—508
NATIONAL SUPPLY
C. Woods
R. Knaggs
E. Brug
J. Bateman
J. Brug
128
165
150
157
169.
114
175
183
215
192
709 879 788 2436
TOTAL
UNIT
147
147
158
171
167
ACK LIN
189
135
161
143
161
J. Lusher
W. Schulls
J. Kardos
J. Zawodny
F. Wekwer
140—476
152—434
157—184
170—484
143—471
788
TOTAL 762 2336
739
vs
SPRING UNIT
154
155
135
155
121
MATHER
Bender
Ruth
Zawodny
J.
C.
B.
849 2307
748
TOTAL 720
Spicer Leagues
BOWLING SCORES
TEAM STANDINGS
Spicer Major League
Won Lost
Dept. 35 D.......... .............20 4
Blue Jrints ........ ............. 19 5
Fork Line .......... ............. 17 7
............. 17 7
Mat Control ..... ............. 16 8
Heat Treat ...... .......... 15 9
Tool Stores ......... ..i... 13 11
Tool Room .......... ............. 13 11
Joint Mach. ..... .......... 13 11
Cutter Grind.......... ........... 13 11
Accounting .......... ............. 12 12
Time Study ........ .......... 12 12
Tank Line ........ .......... 11 13
Watchman No. ............. 10 14
Laboratory .. .......... 9 10
Joint Assem'.l .. .......... 8 16
Chem. Lab. .. 7 17
De Hickei .. 7 17
Barg. Com,-. .... 5 19
Watchmen 2 .......... 8 21
High singh game: A Daust—
.244 High 3-games—W. Friday—
595. High Tteam 3-games—Blue
Prints—2369. High Team 1-game
—Mat Control—921.
Spicer Minor League
Team Standings
Won Lost
Bullard No. 1................. 20 4
Engineering No. 2 .... 19 4
Hospital ........................ 17 7
Supervision ................... 17 7
17 7
Cafeteria........ ..... 16 8
Fin. Stores ................... 1.4 10
Heat Treat insp............ 13 11
Half Trac. Gear.......... 13 11
Engineering No. 1 .... 11 13
Dept. 25 .................... .en 13
Clutch Line ................... 10 14
Joint Flange ...»......... 10 14
Rough Stores ... .......... 10 14
Joint Stub Ball............ 19 15.
Half Trac. Ass’bly .... 8 16
Case Line ...................... 7 17
Drill Men ...................... 7 17
Tank Line .................... 6 18
Bullard No. 2 .............. 3 21
High Team 3-games: Hospital—
2401 Individual High 3-games—S.
Sutton—613 Team High, 1-game,
Supervision—854 Individual High
1-game—T. Driver—263, F. Miller
—245 S. Sutton—242.
Fme
WINES
CHAMPAGNE
For
GIFTS
ENTERTAINMENT
DINNER
**The House of Kraustf*
447 Huron St.
V,
Spicer Tuesday Night League
Team Standing
Won
1
16
15
14
12 12
Smploymen
Jeep Line
Order Dept.
Sales Dept.
Assembly
169—453
181—176
155—150
153—168
191—460
130
140
160
160
148
Time Study ..................... 11 13
Precision Tools ............... 11 13
Follow Up .......... ..
Equipment Eng. .............
A. Smith
R. Wozniak
E. Gregory
F. Ignatowskt
A. Hartzog
V. Werdehoff
E. Glow
W. Ranzau
R. Sass
c. Robson
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10
Wild Oats .................. 18 11
Night Owls ..................... 13 11
Pushovers ....................... 12 12
Fin. Gears ....................... 12 12
Bear Cats ....................... 11 13
11 13
Half Trac. ............ 11 13
Martin Spec...................... 9 15
Plant Prot. ....................... 9 15
Spicer American
Waft Lost
20
19' 5
15
13
13
11
10
9
8
7
5
Heat Treat ....
Sychron ».
Inspection ....
Tank Buck ....
Supervision ...
Tool Room ....
Tank Line
Fighting Dukes
Univ. Joints ...
Tool Approp. ..
Mel. & Eng. ...
4
9
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
19
Alleys 3 & 4
ENGINEERING NO. 1
R. Lee
H. Robbina
F. Schade
E. Zingshiem
C. Genson
D. Domolski
R. Van Sant
D. Rowe
S. Wolinski
J. Schuler
LEAGUE
SPICER “MINOR”
COLONY
SCHEDULE NOV.
11, 1942
2
Alleys 1 &
FAY AUTOMATIC
146
141
139
150
131
707
TANK LINE
128
130
122
140
142
138
134
151
135
116
JOINT FLANGE
Hamann
Fels
H.
D.
H. Gibson ..
R. Westcott
R. Melton -.
Alleys 5 & 6
FINISH STORES
W. Otley
R. Jennewine
C. Easton
W. Jacquot
J. Ritz
F. Miller
C. Hill
C. Patterson ....
W. Titus
C. Robaxge
295
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836 W. Central Ave. MAin 0846
TOLEDO UNION JOURNAL
BOWLING TAKES WINTER TOP SPOT
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HALF TRAC ASSY.
Petee
Stevens
Baird
Cadaret
Wierszewski
B.
Lost
6
8
9
10
R.
B.
E.
DRILL MEN
H.
Patterson
9 15
W. Hendricks
A. Jenne
B. Goldstine
0
16
Service Dept......................
D.
Spicer Midnight League
Team Standings
Navarre
Won Lost
DeaVens ........................... 15 9
Miller Pin .............. 14 10
Brocket Line
14
Alleys 18 ft 14
CAFETERIA
E.
J.
K.
D.
G.
Rocko
Phillipa
Powlesland
Brown v..
Fountain
W. Bucklew
T. Driver
E- Ordway
674
140
150
140
137
161
M.
L.
728
HOSPITAL
167
141
126
152
129
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Willys-Overland leaders in the Local 12, All-Star League are out in front by a good margin. Team
members, left to right are: Leo Strauss, Wm. Myers, Cap Piojda, Joe Kurdys, Chas, Urbanski and Walter
Madrzykowski.
Alleys 7 & 8
149
121
132
126
143
071
Alleys 19 & 20
ROUGH STORES
181
126
128
112
131
Alleys 9 & 10
BULLARD NO.
L.
Bozak
J. Buzene
J. Evonek
W. Chasteen
W. Wineland
N.
R.
D.
Paproski
Lopinski ........
628
J.
C.
D.
H.
E.
2
131
118
129
134
128
Ziegler
James
Tait
RutowsM
Yeager
640
HEAT TREAT INSPECTION
L. Hertzer
T. W alczak
F. Fragner
J. Grant ..
H. W'surfel
125
126
132
136
141
660
Bell
C.
C. Featzka ...
Knepper ..
P.
Alleys 11 & 12
CASE LINE
Nnunmaker
Grentzel ..
120
139
147
117
136
Vaughn
Newell
Nollenberg
Hoyt
B.
C.
L.
B.
659
BULLARD NO. 1
171
140
154
132
141
S. Sutton
C. Bias
L. Walentowski ....1.....
R. Clark
C. Vie Brook
E. Dowd
Pohl
Etchen
Swan
Snyder
Durfee
Hatfield
B.
C.
R.
M.
B.
B.
738
147
135
129
134
199
744
662 J.
SUPERVISION
J.
J.
Lewandowski
Sjjmmons
760
Alleys 15 & 16
JOINT STUB BALL
Worman
Stewart
S. Hulisz
B.
D.
146
129
132
140
134
V.
J.
Harris
Baugh
681
145
137
114
141
127
Alleys 17 & 18
DEPT. 35
J. Quigley
E. .Stone ..............
W. Welch
B. Framer
W. McKee
715
CLUTCH LINE
H. Paul .../
A. Wilson
L. McClure
C. Williams
I. Schmieder
The Honor Holl
By IMA PIKER
While there are still many bowl
ers striving to join the growing
membership of the “400” Club, we
must not forget the keglers who
really get ia the groove and mow
’em down.
Some of he girls who get twisted
in theie directions and pitch
cross-alley ball should remember
to start in the general direction
of the North Pole instead of Air
Line Junction. Anyhow, here’s the
select circle of honor bowlers for
the week of November 10.
UAW-CIO League: John Stein—
244-202—630 Jack Grocki—231
Larry Threm—203 Jake Powell
216 Birdie Strauss—212 Joe
Navarre—216 M. Sobb—210-240—
634 F. Marlow—200 J. Bateman
—215.
Spicer Leagues: I. Goldstein
236 H. Strabler—235 LaBeau—
221 A. Daust—244 T. Driver
263 F. Miller—24? 8. Sutton
242.
This list is incomplete due to the
failure of league secretaries to get
in their scores.. With cooperation
from the leagues, we will
all honor scores as well as
and team scores.
H.
W.
H.
W.
J.
126
154
131
150
137
HALF TRAC GEARS
H. Shins
Brubach
Sullivan
698
Alleys 1 ft 2
TOOL ROOM
Herbster
Durbin
Mack
Cady
131
131
139
131
152
Musta!
Knidlek
Scholl
J.
S.
C. Caldwell
Haris ..
O.
684
HEAT TREAT
A.
J.
C.
G.
W.
129
102
158
138
180
Friday ..i ........
Anderson
Rydman
Caves
K.
H.
J. Newell
Resch
H.
707
Allers 3 ft 4
JOINT MACH.
D.
M.
L.
B.
F.
Alleys & 8
DEHICKERS
G.
R.
C.
V.
H.
Rank
Corrette
Gerschutz
LaPoint
McMahon
B. Connelly
V. Donnelly
C. Watkins
D. Smart ..
664
ENGINEERING NO.
Burkhalter
Jolliffe
Mallak
Schall
Harry
R.
M.
148
142
144
152
129
All
B. Ankenb:
D. Fox ..
C.
H.
F.
Hoover
Robedea
Rostettei
Daust
715
134
143
139
149
131
Athlet
Foi
696
Nothii
Keep
149
115
146
138
143
COVFRT
328 Sy4
691
Sexton
Plume
Henold
Austin
Szyiukowiak
658
TIME STUDY
121
125
152
157
149
Robison
McKeon
Carter
Storber
Osgood
D.
F.
E.
R.
G.
667
Alleys 6 & 8
MAT. CONTROL
150
151
140
147
J35
LABRATORY.
VfeBrooks
Jacobs
Beucler
R.
E.
K. Yeager
Reed
140
151
169
156
144
108
148
130
Wood worth ..........
no
R. Fitnn
R. Swa
R. Pr
B.
W
162
627
blue prints
166
163
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publish
League
turn In
If team secretaries wfl!
a copy of the score sheets with
names circled, or will send in type
written scores, it will make the
task simpler for the sports editor.
134
130
106
J. Walters
A. Strub
A. Klien ...............
B. Gooch
J. Vanc
128
CUTTER GRINDERS
Norts ...............
Norts .....
Poucher
Thomas
Stacey
Banquet Honors
Ball Players
“Play decently and play clean
ly,” were the words of advice giv
en by Richard Gosser, Regional
UAW-CIO Director to the base
ball players at a banquet honor
ing the Willys-Overland champion
ship team at the Secor Hotel,
Thursday, October 29.
Director Gosser outlined his
plans for an ambitious sports
program for Local 12, which would
embrace all forms of sport, but
expressed doubt if they would be
soon realized, “because,” he said,
“you fellows are all young, and
many of you will be going into the
army.”
116
136
155
136
148
691
TANK LINE
143
129
136
151
132
Alleys 15 &. 16
WATCHMEN No. 3
Engleheart
Gray
Drzewiecki
Roman
R.
E.
K.
M.
A.
E.
716
Azbart
Gust
109
130
122
127
JOINT ASSEM.
D.
Schuller
Pettit
Lytten
611
D.
A. Herbster
DAMAGED
Referring to his plans. Brother
Gosser said, “I know my ideas are
big, but we of the UAW-CIO are
the largest part of this community.
Why shouldn’t we play a great
and important part in it?”
685
Alleys 11 & 12
DEPT.
35
157
159
134
131
151
i
^4
rt
734
ACCOUNTING
138
142
118
132
141
876
Alleys 13 & 14
TOOL STORSS
131
125
117
136
149
90
Present at the meeting were
of the baseball players of
UAW-CIO softball league, and i
UAW-CIO hardball team of
City Federation League.
the
the
the
Fred (Dutch) Schliebner, man
ager of the UAW-CIO City Fede
ration team presented the trophy
won by last years championship
team to Local 12 to add to its tro
phies.
Following the banquet, a com
mit ee headed by Fred (Dutch)
Schliebner, charman, was named
to plan for a dance, proceeds of
which will be applied to the pur
chase of jackets for the ball play
ers.
141
118
115
152
145
be cornered by the s
to
First
Schultz, who gladly gave enoup1
tickets for tomorrow’s dance. Fii,
while Roman Bialecki, left rear
mittee members looked on.
RECREATI
LOCAL 12
693
DANCING--F
BOWL
98
121
103
126
115
115
O U i*
Buy War
7^'
-------—, /i
First Annual Dance
Al Athletic Club
I
19
The newly organized Local
Athletic Club will hold its first an
nual dance tomorrow night, Satur
day, Nov. 28 in Local 12’s ball
room, 425 iWnthrop St., beginning
at 9:00 P. M.
The Athletic Club, composed of
members of Local 12 Who Ore
actively engaged or interested in
sports is under the direction of
Fred (Dutch) Schliebner, manager
of the CIO ball club.
9
According to Brother Schliebner,
the advance sale of tickets has
been progressing quite satisfac
torily, “but.” said Dutch, “I don’t
want anybody to get the idea the
party is a sell-out. There are still a
lot of tickets and plenty of room
for those who want to buy their
tickets at the door.”
Chairman Schliebner explained
that the Athletic Club is
cleos around which all
activities of Local 12 will
He pointed out that the
of the dance would aid to a
siderable extent in carrying
some of the plans that Regi'
Director Richard Gosser ha
the sports program of Local
the nue
athletic
revolve.
succ«
Good music and enter)
will be provided for the
and an enjoyable evening i
spect for those who aid
letic Club by their pres n
dance.

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