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PAR T* 2.
City Tourney Opens Thursday; 37 Detroit Fives Invade A. B. C,
Smile in Defeat
BUT LIVE UP
TO NAME
y jßk Vwu
ALLAN SIIORT
P A .
RICHARD FREEMAN
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WITTY SEDER
; '* '
ROBERT HOEI LEIN
.jyjtT: L*Wrrmtiryr,' * V IflL
jf
jH^GPvwrt79mwf&
ih'rton price
Members of the Friendly
I ive have won only four
game* and lost 100 for a city
howling record. b’>t they are
ust ns enthusiastie today a.a
they were at the s< a son « start.
Kipke Is 'Champ'
cmt'Mßt rs. o. a pul i r.-iu:
Brown, head football < oarh *♦ Ohio
State, rolled 402 in 1 lie five-men
of tpe American Bowling Congo ->
tournament here. La-t >rar Ber
ra Be rman of Minnesota h t ‘sl
and Harr> Kififce former Michi
gan roach 540. This make- Kip
the champ.
• t
PAGE 4
;D. Y. C. Spillers
First to Shoot
At Recreation
Mayor to Roll First Ball
of Event Dedicated to
Late George Niepoth
|t\ II \ROI.I» K \HE
T • !>i ’p paid to the memory of
the late Secretary (»eorge W. Nto
po»h in whose honor the event is
'dedicated, will mark 'he opening
of llir tiur'teth annual eif> lwm’T
;ng t< urnament at the Detroit
Ret n ilion pex! Thursday at 7 l.‘i
p. m.
Aside f'om Mayor Edward .T
Tefftifv rolling ihe f-r-* hall, and
,i possible how or two ftom the
celebrities present, the business of
getting two squads of 22 teams on
(Iml wiH he pd! a
rnoijni It is believed that's the
way Niepoth. whose tireless ef
forts were responsible for the
rrowth of tlie event, would want
iit. '
To member* of the T>etioit
Yacht (’luh goes the honor of be
ing the first on the drives. They
will be followed at 10 p. m by 16
teams from the Moslem Shrine
‘and six from Murray Body.
2,526 Fives Entered
Final tabulation of the entries
reveals there are 2.526 teams,
three more than first announced;
2.338 doubles combinations, two
less and 4.222 singles, according
to Frank Mit/cl. secretary. The
'prize fund is $24,690. or *B7 more
| than last year.
While the team entry is 170
-hort of last season the doubles
land singles. starting at the Olvra-i
pm Re-erm+iorv April 14, show
tnerr-nsev n ( 211 and- 185. rrsprr
tively. to make Detrpit still boast
the largest eity tourrlalrtent in the
country. The five-men will run
.33 consecutive days through May
11. tl>e doubles and singles 30
through May 16.
As in past years Iho eity Is
divided into four classes- Class A
or actual pinfnll for quintets with
averages of 901 and over; Class
B. for those from R 26 to 000;
('lass C. 751 to 825. and Class I).
750 and under.
Class A teams will lose no time
in petting under way for Dirk
Krakow's Five and Ken Ludiker's
Pepsi Cola of the Detroit Times
All-Star Classic are down to bat
tle it out for the early lead on
the first squad next Friday along
with Fisher Senior. Detroit Trust
and D-X Dixie outfits. Two shifts
of 41 J. L. Hudson teams xrfTT
follow’.
Five on Saturday
William SpliPV Detroit Camera
of the Western Division of the
Traveling loop is another Class A
on the final of five squads next
Saturday, which will he composed
of Henry Ford Trade School.
Motor Products, Northwestern
Recreation and I’nited States
Rubber senior clubs.
In addition to the mayor others
who will attend the opening are
Angie Jnnkowsky. past president
of the A B. (\; Paul Dve and
Walter Pageau. president and
secretary of the Michigan State
Bowling Association, and |>o—ihlv
Klmer H. Baumgarten, A. B. C.
secretary. I
Wayne ’9' Card
Lists 12 Games
Wa.vne t'nivrrsitv’s IM? b,ace
ball schedule, released Saturday
hv David L Holmes. Tartar ath
letic head, li-ts 12 primes With
seven opponents. Five of the 12
are -eheduled for Detroit dia
monds. llomr-and-hnnie contests
will lie played with five Michigan
-< book and sinple games are slated
with the |Ktst teams at Selfridpe
Field and Fori Duster The season
will open with a pane in Detroit
<n Wednesday, April la. when the
Tartars will he host to the Spar
tans of Michigan State College
from Fast Lansing.
Coach Leo Maas. Tartar tank
mentnt and a former Northwest
ern High School baseball coach,
will take over thr* coaching duties
now that .to** Trti-kow ki i« in the
naval aviation physical education
program.
Last season Wavne won five and
lost seven games in the school's
first hnsehal) schedule.
' ‘I he I!H2 srTicfTuTm
Ar ’ l*• Mu* , sis’* Cfii'r.'p *• f• r«tt
vpn! T2--c#'v. .« *y of Mi' hlgsn • ' Anr
\ Att>r.r
*!• ’ 2*> .Sr fr '«» V'fM >'\»m At s*l
- IrUf
'r ?« i■ a- • • r r*r'- • a* t• of n
Vs ‘ 2 VI ■ iVI .S’»»» c>. rgf Ml |.*«t
Ltnilnf
"n • A ' ivn> ' of Or trot at W*\n»
vt»-. y Vt.i gun S’a'a Noim»l ai Y|h»i
-l*nl
• < 13- I ■ INIt Vof M" ha-An «t T'rtrolt.
■ . • c i»tr (ii k o Cunirr
2 W'«'irn Mi'hinar a* K«lAfTi»*r*A
y x ;* M Ktv» N' rmsi m Wtr'at.
• i iSr .t*i*i V rl »;A'i *e JV-sot.
Head-Pin Meet Entry
Deadline Wednesday
Fntries f lose Wednesday at mid
’ ight for the first annual (ireater
Detroit brad-pin sweepstakes, in
eludtng five-men. double- and
-ingle- to l>r held at Mark-Boule
vard Recreation starting next
■Sat urday.
FIRST 42 YEARS EASIEST ON WALTER BARTLETT-SR.
Father, Two Sons Form Distinctive Trio in Proprietor Association
To enjoy a sport to Pie f".?: ora*
must have the b.vkvovmd of long
experience. 'H it j-. why Walter
Bartlett Sr., pri pt 1 i i ot W * *t
Detroit Reerratioi, retail-. a■'> r
12 years, the enthusiasm of a fel
low after he makes h:> tit TK).
{ Only Walter ba» y-t !•* tnakt- b—
fust, lie intends to g, 1 around to
it after disposing of other m titer-
At that he is one di-t .netinn ah. i
■ or two. (ts all t ■ p "pt "i -
in the Detroit Association hr 1 1..•
only one to have two g:>\vn smis
Ralph and W : alter Ji , ■ <* a' l
w jth lnm in the 1". ir ■
In common with their father
each is a bowler: R dpi; -in- • t
was “knee high to a squirrel." md
Walter since the Bartlett? moved
into the We-t Detroit e !ah.,.-d
--merit nine yciirs ago.
Too Many *Cures’
Some two months ago it was
feared the senior Brut let t rrv.: : -t
he forced to leave the active end
of the business beeau- of a ims
terious malady for which th-’i'o
seemed no cure \t ei tr\ mg
variety of treatment.-, amateur and
professional, Walter w- nt to Ann
Arbor.
Five days later the treatment
wits fimgnosed and it was not so
long before he w,is hack at work.
For the ailment proved, after
study. to he no ailnvnt at all. the
remedy so simple and effective the
senior Bartlett laughingly declines
to admit he was ami.--.
At one stage. Jiovvi ver hi- frirwfs
wert* worried and there was talk
that “Walter tingle rot get back
on the job again " Meanwhile, the
boys “hwtkeri after Ttnng-r~
Fxplodmg one my t h 1 e I
return to duty, walter - nior aSo
juaweed- to explode another. W hen
Ralph and his father tolled to
gether in doubles, the story grew
they were brothers. They won the
Father and Son title in 1932- stdl
the story persisted.
2 705 Wins State
“Ralph and t never said v\e *
were brothers even in fun. Some
fellow, however, seemed to be
lieve we were and the matter
pot around. I always felt rather.
Spouse Tourney
Ends Monday
STANDINGS
t I \-s 1
c;*r» »r>a VHf-f*
Sophlr «ntl Albert H- 'f ge«i
B»!i' anfl T?n*«f!l <'hj»pmsrt !'<-
Klin «n<l Wttitam W<
e.riK* and Ju 1 ■ >i- Ute.
« I \ss II
! «■>%»» uni V rf Ti. > 1 m
Oi1i*I! tn-r* 1 ' sh ilv • l-U'i
Louisr ana Harv i’> K.--n Jn->t
One squad of 10 et>unl< s that
inelutles the Art Watsons, Frnie
Bolles and Art Houttemans will
end the third annual Husband and
Wife bowling tournament at
Frank Damiens Mack-Boulevard
Recreation Monday at 11 p. m.
I Clara and Harry Allen, topping
('lass A with 1277. and I.owe and
Art Rnehm, leading <’la-s R with
1105. will be favored to emerge
With t!'»» t ;t les.
I
DADDY'S BIGGEST BOOSTER
f
Carol Ann Both, 5* months, wan an interested spectator
when her daddy, Charlie Both, signed the contract to meet
the slugger, Frank Zarmlus, here next \Vcdncsday.
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES (PHOSE CHERRY 8SOO)
mm? 1 JmSMSm
# '. ?* "i;?A <.
.MUI -StW—nji Wmmm* J
■fiyiTwA . *■■>'■ * ... .K . u ■;’■
flattered to look and art young
enough to seem my (ion's older
brother,? Walter explained.
'Flie elder Bartlett docs not sigh
or "the good old days."
“Thev were a lot of fun,” he
fondly recalls, “hut the modern
howler and establishment are
so advanced over those of 30
years ago the old timers are .
foreed to look forward Instead
of back.
“In 1970 the Robinson Five,
Paris Bowlers Eyeing
High Spots in State
Ts members of Mai Ciilmour'?
Puds team have their way there
will he some ehnr.gi - made among
the 1 Aidei s in the annual state
howling tournament after douhles
and -ingles lolling is completed in
Saginaw, Sunday.
Johnny (Timmins, Carl Kcrstcn.'
.t"o (been,’ \dn|ph Kor.opka and
I’ iiv Albtgreen are pr.mcd to go
nil the way out with strikes and
-pares in an etCun to oust the De
troiters topping the doubles, sin
gles and all-events.
24 More Chibs
They are ITcddy Wolf and (’ass
Cirygier in tie* doubles vv:tii 1298.
Motto Siandi-h in the singles with
736 and Willy RepiK*nliagen in
tin' all-events with 1971. All good
-cores. but the Pans man arc con
fident nt least one w ill be rele
gated to second place in the stand
ings when the t ring ha- <ea>,d.
Joining the attack will be mern-
TIIK RARTLKTTS—RALPH, WALTER SR. AND WALTER JR.
out of Dix Alievh. won the state
title on 270*». They had Krnie
Hartman, Bill Fawcett, ,|*dm
Saunders, Fred Hough and Heine
Friedemann. Dalny you don’t win
state titles on 2705."
His favorite bowling story hi
ells on himself.
“Back In 1905 n local nevvs
pn|M-r published during the sea
son the picture of every team
scoring a 1,000 game. That was
championship shooting in those
hers of ?1 o* ;cr Detroit regular
team-. l'nle-s Faster eggs prevail!
this group also -hotild come up
w tth s,Ht-e g<Hvl semis, jxi"ii)!y an
Upset or two.
The 30(iS of Louie Burr's Na
tional. also of Detroit, will have to
vve,iih<r the bombarding of 20,
more Detroit and -even Mt. Clem- 1
ens’ queinteD next Saturday. Dick
Krakow - Five and Ken Ludiker's
Repsi-i'ola loom a- the most seri
ous threats.
i If National's total is -till stand-,
jing after next vvcf*k-end only
(leorge Holmes' Fkhardt A- Becker
1 remains to seriop ly challenge its
right to the state championship
April IS when tram rolling end-.
Bill Warden's Hodges of Fern
rialc, w inner of the crown last year
on- a .1089 total, also is scheduled
next Saturday, along wi’h John
Cox'- Mark Twain, George Died
rich’s Rab-t. Harold Otenbakei's
Schmidt, Nel-on Jose’s Cartage.
Francis Kern's Ferndnlo Recrea
tion, Ren B< dnark's Witjek. Wil
liam Alk-nys' \irge-. Charley
(Jofxirrm s Maxwell. Steve (*/ap
ski's Sarnowski. I.en Thri-en's
Kollins and Fddie R/eppa s Glenn.
Rainbow All-Star
Classic
pmc A vo. P*«.
H-unM ' »-n t< >i*» 2“7 Tl'«
r.n Nnr’- « J(l.'i'i 2H*
<’>• li'-r ~~j , k 'ih'i T‘»l 1 •*
Char > a K •ar »H k*i i 2m t M 7 s
K- nm H'"«i 2 3 ami j
Annin B’lmherg l<> 7 2<t2 e>2<> J
■ I-*' I* ■• I' . - pi*,7 2m J h|i
Tim Mill- '(.7 2<*l 50»>4
V inre M nml 05A 202 3*7
VH F*ri 1 10* s*< ' j
I'h'i Hii mnn )<ml I r iH 573
H 4 \ Crirli in 0 12 lo*
i i • • • • * < - ‘in i’>, . j<r,
Mi’Mi’ Sti- ■ • 17• • lot M7’>
Ar hi<» .lam w Kl V’lH l<t.s .M.*
I.f fin W'./mak ••'«2 tot 470'^
I'm t.. r t, Tin' II vm 102 4*lo i
<ir • i;n K*’r*t'n v,7 I«#2 4 <l2
i..tin ' ;t .<u* 0.’7 174 I'.H
I* '1 S. * ’■ J I , I ! '4? ||A
t<n’l K.dk.i' OHO 1|)1 435*4
Wm Mm/rr- J«»j | 101 4.3.V#
H fin *in n ''H i lot 431 ,
.Inn flrrhn ■ ot.i lot 42*'»
Mail Kurgan 00i 1 ‘*2 no
Krajnnk on* iso »n*
I'lUi H-Tlh'or Imho I*k .10
Tort Tit-'iv m 071 Iho 101
H-.h t'nlf on Hi 345 !
r. r ihp-iI h 2m t*j XU l
—■ MWTTf pi 4"i
Stive JS/ ai /i 021 I*'. 3.1?
Claijfln M itlnr a *l* I*l lift
Barmy 'lugrl \ »7 lan 3.12
fi.iy Wardrll w*t Ihh ,in.l
R»y OHnn 0(1 I*l juf,
Bill \Vannv.ind 07', i*o 2*2
HI Vml oni 175 2’o
Kiri .1 a.-ni/ H. 1,5 J*2 235*4
W U'r lil.rll *77 173 210
Onotr Hull *7* 172 2J7'i
'Bso' Tourney
pin st wniNr.s
Ts AM
Rr-v P.-iiik ,301*
j'Oiok 201.1.
5 1 M2si»it
Ma* ' 2*l7’
I . li'ijnai kl Said
>••>1 HI I*
Marrn! 3-inn 1 irr\ |.n««incnr 12**
.W*!t«r Knifn An |ti • |2f
tnhn K'r.e.-.iM .Ir-e* Mrf'arthv 1223
, \ a • irli 1 1 ■'
RlilmM Mnjiriir Mar ’n MirtlfleM U'H
-IM.t f H
H r*M r,au*rn>n. Pnniiac H«7
I,wo Jti hern OH*
i'anny f'anla!* AV)
Herri.el P rku« n*o
Will im Cf»ne i *37
days, and every outfit in town
tried to qualify.
Miss Costs Picture
“One night It was up to me
to pick up an easy -parr and we
were In. I missed and we wound
up with 999. The other boys—
Fred Hough, I’ete hleinman,
Fete (.able and Jim Valentine
—never quite forgave me,” .
As the Harrietts tally today
hey do all right. Father has a
Majors to End
Their Season
■TAX PINOS
\V L. W t.
r*t>-* 55 ;* au* > C ut' na
i’n«;no 50 ,'!4 1-1 4 4
N'<>r<» 4<4 35 Ovmpic SM 4*
c.n' , »rn Mitt 4 r > jut 'I • f-n CR.’ft
K-ieweip* 4 1 10 F»yS'> 25 53
<*t Nim'N M %T 4 II t s
POSITION KO'.’Nr*
r-«h.* v« rimin''. * f\.« 41 4* N r s* *■•
V ( •»*rrt Market. 45 4k: Krteise * * A’;' ■
i:iuh. 47 4k iu»f4 vi. o.jmp f. 44*
Pawn \« Ul»nn 51-52. ;r«-r«t Ink -
lle.-rea-. i n, W-»*.><l'» •» r d nr I’-.i.t rn re, 2
p. xn.
t'nlos jmstponcd Ramos arc
rolled off later, Michigan Major
League closes its fi*>• season Sun
day afternoon at Groat Lakes.
There is a possibility of an exten
sion. if nlle\s can he secured for
the period desired, to take care of
the Rames shelved because of con*
11 icts.
Heading the list are I’ahst. 6 ! a
games in front, and Casino first
and second in the tables that t'*»k
turns in !•'cling aimo-t. Imm the
start of the schedule list Sep
tember. Not Re and Eastern Mar
ket should furnish another inter
esting affair.
Itawes has Olympic Oldbru, nnrl
Fayco takes on Glenn to complete
ihe card. Faygo in last place can
pull out by a sweep, Glenn needs
»fi win l)Ul one of the three to sta>
ninth.
Jolson s 637
Leads Detroit
COLCMBt’S. O. April 1 pe.
troit }>in snipers were unable to
shake loose the scoring doldrums
which has affected the* American
Howling Congress for the past
four da\s as the high 10 leaders
again remained unehang*d.
Fno .lolson. member of the
Coea-Cobr trrrm VCTTicTf Tilt .2965
last year at St. Paul to finish in
fifteenth place, hf'st among the
TVtroit quints, paced a contingent
of Motor City sharpshooters in
the singles division Saturday when •
he piled up 657. Jolsnn got away
to a slow start. 175. and then
bounced hack with 253 and 227.
Other paycheck totals by the
visitors included 625 by Ch.arle\
Springer; Frank Grub, 613; Al
Massoll Jr.. 606. and Hank Lhrle.
602. Masoll got away to a flying
start with 225 and 225 hut two
splits and an error in the final
chopped him to 158.
Hob Etieik and Herb Tahhert
sandwiched a 111 game between
counts of SXO and 557 to total
11X7; Al Massoli-Hnrold Wolff hit
11X5 and John Fit/patrick-Frank
Grubb 1161 for best double scores.
Jolsnn finished his nine games
with an aggfegale of 1X42. having
preceded his 657 singles with 567
in the tram event and 658 in the
doubles.
Is 6 average. Walter Jr. 177, Ralph
188. Young Walter came within
a pin of a 300 game last year at
Bowling Green in a Traveling
League match.
| Ralph was with R;sdnn in the
Det i« »iI Times Classic in 1940-41
in company with Charlie Goodrow,
Hbward < MCm, Clarence Schmidt
and-John Mat tin. This season he
.s wrrh Walt Williams in th * West
. r n divi-ion. Traveling League, and
a also in Millet: s House league.
State Tourney
Ml t.l I % H T» VMS
Valliinit. Drlrnll VW>*
Sihlil», l.rnni| It,|'M* tOOI
-tf»nl**'» lt*r. I>*tri»t| JtMl
l»i 11. trott iStt
-Irnti*. P»-lr,»lt !*lt
twin t a, K»" rnUlMn. rv,nt»n H*rt>«f ?oi?
I rookrnmtith, I rsmkrnrmith ?soo
f(tW»H«. Oftr.tt 3070
V|ni«. I ,n«lni! 3(7.1
|-Hl)*l, W «‘*t llftrnlt ?Hot
ntMi-II R TF VMS
Kmr -oS*. \r,n irtwr 3*40
t»r|>li.im Iraixixr*. I’ontluo ’H.to
lit «|mil, T,iw|t I 111 3 77S
TffmlnH*. H.,» 4 It, 3*7.V
It* a t tt» »n H-I r* ilium, I'nrt Huron 7747
ItrUltr, IMmlroiixS 3 7 It
I>lll HI I %
I'rrd Wolf (';,•« 4,r,|lrr, ll* Imlt I VtS
I >tm I.Htlr |‘ft* 4 urtrr. Ilrfoilt 1301
I Imrr llr*hr -inn l;naln»,l>l. Mom 1353
I 'ho -ln»rl.*\ Wim h linr. It.oil*- < ft*. IMI
Hxrolit lioler I*w Wnlk-r. I>rtr«*lt I tHO
4 100. |* n* « Jain, * llimralln, llrtroil I !7S
t|d Fn* VVnltnr krn,t. I andni; I IV*
llarr, l.ltililrn II tnoil Mxtrn, l>rlr*»il 13V7
VVrn. 'lrt/lnr Norman H*ol>, l>rtr*»it ISftl
,la< k Itovnolcl- llir -nlnnuHi, Itrlrolt IVM
l\l,l I >
'lrltn -l,ndl,h. |t*ir,ot 7t4l
VVallrr Krp|*nh*|rn, llrtrotl 730
Inn SmllS. r * nton
I rnlr —o* »l. Ilrlrott
llmi HO.lda. Hntrntt O'**
I rs V|r( m . 4.r»n«l Itap'rt* tit*
Harold -< hmlrr. |t,ttlr 4 rrrk ***S
Vnirln Itamiro, ilrirmt *O3
Irani. Ilaokii, Btlllr < *7*
Kohrrt Ho**. Mrlrott *7l
Tony No, ak. Ilrlrolt *ll
-tan lcnaln„*kl. Harj>tram*k I*7o
» Vl.l I V 4 NT-
Wnlt.r R/pprnhiiirn, |4«'troH 1*74
VI HilUnn. I•* Ir*ill l**7
I.im*, Itlmrifllii, Mrfrnlt I*4*
Ton, No, nk. Ili trolf lt>3*
f.al.n lliMlncr, I>r4r*dt
I *1 l.rno. Itrnl*in llar*vtf I*7*
—trvr* Kudin. Ilrlrolt 1*74
I*l v|i l oy. i.ran l Rapid* t*7l
Jon VValkrr. Ilrfrull IH*7
bv There b i Bowling Proprietors*
V-Association member *in your
j neighborhood. QiBSnaUH
I V 1
i ACC AHOD '' ini srMstrrs Nr. E>nk«u
A(Vtnfloo«JUn vr : <*7 70 *umm»r Im4um
Dio* Rvl-p re on-l/»t' f.wk'iil Leu-**.
On' P. .*iira AH On* Sfttu'diy* i d Surdiy*
ART CENTRE woodward at warren
Offfn Bowl" i All On* *itnr<4»v* »• rt Swrdiyt
Err* Ptrkin«. 22 Alloy*.
BOWLING SCHOOL M n ;; Mn ?,!7‘ rT
Y-rpr tn<TT'*AI"V V»lm» fSo Roll B»rk Up.
Pi np In md So* W»v' o Spmldlni. InttruMnr.
CHENE-TROMBLY Ti.™" 1
Wo Will Approrioto Your Vo4o tor tho (All
Mfn’» City TddrnPPiont Vlvo-Mm tvont.
DETROIT RECREATION “'TT
home or the mi? city tournament
< VMFN EVENT’ STARTING THURSDAY
DEXTER REC. DEXTt " ti.VSZ* " LVO
Opon Ri-wlmd Evo»y r*onlnp Bn)ol Eorly and
Avoid Woilln*. 24 Allfpi. Hilliard*.
GRAND CENTRAL
OumtoU Alloy* in Dolrnll Opon RnwllKp Sitwr.
rto.v ond Sunday* »nm 10 A. ¥ Until Cliwln*
pnriT I
UnLAI LANCo *t w ..d»*rd ma riap
All AO AII'V* Avallatil' Inr Opon Bnwllnp TadAV
flam 10 A M Until Clailnp.
IMPERIAL BLDO
Open Bowling Sat. and Sun,
J. J. MIIIETT S !
Open Bowling Sunday, April 5
I nii/CC OCO * rnwiiNf, aiieys l
LUnt 0 nCO. in rilliard tables-
P*»ul'f.il rnrktall ln«lPa
IW2S l. ioffortas at la*tla»a.
Sunday, AprflSjMJ
limes Classic
Fives on Drives*
In Columbus
20th Century Shooti
Sunday; Mineralites
Make Bid Thursday
Detroit regular teams will makl
their biggest assault on the pint
in the forty-second annual Ameri
can Bowling Congress tournament
thus far when 37 travel by motoi
and rail to Columbus, 0., for thell
innings this week.
Outstanding in the group wil
be Harold Allen's Mineralites ant
Joe Leib’s Twentieth Century Rec
reation of the Times All-Stai
Classic, the former being listet
next Thursday and the lattei
going to hat this Sunday.
Among the nine others hilled
this Sunday are seven from thi
Metropolitan All-Star Classic
They are Frank Damico’s Mid
west, Ellis Walker's Standard
Jack Gardner’s Ritter’s Recrea
tion, Leo Tobian’s Art Center Rets
reation. Ralph Olzark’s Orlings
Marvin Danieleski's Cbene-Tromh
ly and Quentin Heika's Parkside
Vidro's Team
Paul Rahaut's Twentieth Cen
tury and George Becker's Haagi
also are tvvoked on the same squat
with seven quintets from
Rapids and four from
Jerry Vidro's Sc’hlitr is the
of the Furniture City contingent
Vidro won the singles in 193(
with 721.
Alfred Wilks’ Bethel Lutheran
Erne*t Buser's State K 1 ovr • r
Clarence Johnson's Plum Hollow
Kagles. Tat Romanelh's Maples
John Cherup’s West Warren and
Joe Palubinskas’ Oldbru are or
the first shift Monday night
George Conrvilie’s Webster anr
Frank Gonior's Dearborn Miner
alites will go to work on thi
second.
Allen's Mineralites will crow
alleys with James Addy x Krakow
No. 2 club on Thursday's firm
squad. Allen will pair with Emit
Soest in the doubles. Alex Innei
with Tom Rooney and Charlej
Kotarski with Herb Mertens. Tht
latter will replace Kotar--ki, wh<
will roll with Krakow, in the five
men.
Millett Teamt
Shooting a 1 the varne time will
he William Fletcher s and Frant
Dombeck * Rifle Weeders Nos. !
and 2. Marvin Oldenburg’s Mar
vins Jan Schrhedding s and Charlet
Moeller's Granite and Stone of tht
Sidewalk circuit.
Earl Benton’s Geristh Clarenet
Schmidt's Ri-don, Norm Halleen'i
F'orf-Boulevard. Augie Jankow
-k\’s Lnion. Ernest Friedcmann'i
f. J. Milletr, Nick Lannos' Frank
enmuth and George Bollinger's J
1, 1 ludison, all of Millettl
1 louse, will he winging awa]
F'rirlay.
Karl Gremel's Frankenmuth No
1. (jus Kamjß-x Cadillacs, Vincen
Sarah's Warren Bowl, John 80l
lo's Palace-Dix No. 1 and Miehae
Sagie's (labels will join them
with eight Lansing and one
Postal Invitational
Is on Next Week-Enc
Chicago Post Office's first an
nual invitational baling toume;
will he staged at the Playdiun
there next Saturday and Sunday
Joe Sinke, Windy City letter ear
ner and ABC doubles champim
here in 19-10, is among the entries
MACK-3LVD. REC. CO. ”” .V.m vl
i Th« Hen# as th» M««h*«a »»d Wl*» Tnurnam**
OH" Rniklmi Sulu'dty *n4 Sim4»»t
MT.ELLIOTT REC.
Open All»y# frnw M * ll II 10 P H I V*
A. M V»»lt Oar C«M**t*ll Lnu”**. Firallaat Im
m VUDir DCP national *I r.R»«#o Rive
ULlmriU ncil. fr»« Parkln| TC.2 **M
I' Allay*. New ar<l Badtrn.
1 one« Rnwlina All Day Ralurdayt an* AiinHay
PALM BEACH 'TS TJS*
latfiaa* *#iwm»r lieanei Ar* Fnranna New.
Fyeryona Wnkaaia. tall *r %#» f rnrlrty Tam*
DOI UCR pipr MeNICHOI* *0 . A.»wa#«
r fILWCn rflnß Woorlne-d. John H. TO 0-721
42 Alley# F Ponl TablM. o«an Bnwlln* AM
Day. food CoaktaH launm. Cntart*in«aat.
PLAYOIUM REC. 8,,; i°j\
o»er Bowlin* Daily Until 4AM ?a Allay*,
ina Martin and Jarry Howard, Mara.
RAINBOW REC. ,iair WSg r ‘4J
o**n Bnwlma All Bay. Mitnif Onublaa 11 nSI
, Inin Oar Hummor L»*an»» Nnw. Al--rnnHMinna#
1 RITTER REC. •U."* 1 "'”
Open Rnwlina All Bay ftatiirday# and Banday
r.nnhtall Bar. Nn«a#>bnrd Muiia Niabtly
RIVIERA REC. '»’ •***£*"'*•
Open Rnwlln* All Oar Balurday# and SaaftH
From I* A. M. Until Cleiln*.
VICTOR 7 BOWI'NG , ; , . H ;' l r s ;"'"'
Open Bowling at All Hour#
west Detroit ’ i 2,:; r r„‘:,:« vC
OBnaan ***n B**n Bowlin* Today
From in A. M, Until f.lntln*
whittier 87,8 ::. %:"**"*
IA Bond Plane In Rnwt With Mia te»e"inM(
*f Hit Cnrdon and Twentlalh Century RnrraatMj

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