THE WYANDOTTE NEWS-HERALD
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Romulus Air Base 5 3
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Navy C.A.S.U 2 2
Firestone 4 6
Felders .3 8
Sharpies 0 9
Schedule
Monday, Feb. 12th-Romulus vs.
Grosse lie, at Grosse He. 8:00 p. m.
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PRIMARIES FEBRUARY 19th
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12. 1945
Wednesday. Feb. 14th—Firestone
vs. Romulus at Romulus, 7:30 p. m.
Sharpies vs. Coca Cola, Roosevelt,
7:30 p. m. Trenton vs. Allen Park
at Trenton, 7:30 p. m. Grosse He
vs. Wy. Cab. Roosevelt. 8:45 p. m.
Thurs., Feb. 15th Sharpies vs.
Wy Cab. Roosevelt. 7:30 p. m. Grosse
lie vs. Coca Cola at Grosse He. 8:00
p. m. Firestone vs. Allen Park at
Roosevelt. 8:45 p. m.
Monday, Feb. 19th—Romulus vs.
Grosse lie at Romulus, 7:30 p. m.
C.AB.U. vs. Sharpies at Grosse lie,
7:15 p. m.
Wednesday. Feb. 21st —Firestone
vs. Grosse He at Grosse He. 7:30
p. m. Sharpies vs. Trenton, Roose
velt, 8:45 p. m. C.A.S.U. vs. Wy.
Cab at Grosse lie, 8:00 p. m.
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JOHN
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Candidate for
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PRIMARIES
FEB. 19. 1945
Mt. Carmel Wins Thriller
Gurzenda Scores 20 Points
In Last Game With Comets
The local, lads continued their
score of victories as they defeated
the St. Casimir quintet, in a very
thrilling game, by one basket; 42-
40. Eugene Gurzenda led the
Comets with 20 points and took
honors of the evening. This was
Gene's last game before entering
the Armed Forces.
St. Casimir s has been a jinx to
the Comets when evecl the two met
at the St. Casimir gym. It was
Gurzenda who started things roll
ing, scoring the first basket of the
game. Galecki brought the Cres
cents to the top when he scored two
successive baskets. Gurzenda came
through on Todajewski’s foul, fol
lowing with a stupendous shot from
the corner, making the score 5-4.
Barcikowski sank his first basket of
the game with Grupczynski doing
likewise on Spigiel’s pass and scor
ing on Todajewski’s foul for an ad
ditional three points. The St. Cas
imir Crescents then acquired two
successive baskets, one by the for
ward. Kociemba. and the other by
Captain Leszczynski. As Galecki
was penalized with a technical foul.
Gurzenda scored for the Comets,
ending the quarter 13-10, Mt. Car
mel leading.
HOLD SHORT LEAD OVER
ST. CASIMIRS
The Crescents were first to score
in the second quarter when Brud
zynski sank a basket for St. Casi
mir’s. This was, however, counter
acted as Gurzenda scored another
two points for Mt. Carmel. As Gal
ecki completed another basket for
the Crescents, an automatic time
out was called with the Comets hold
ing a one point lead. When play
resumed, Grupczynski scored two
free throws on Leszczynski’s foul.
Ardanowski and Oleszkow’icz entered
the game replacing Todajewski and
Brudzynski. Leszcynski racked up
two more points for the Crescents
making the score 17-16. After com
pleting another basket for the Com
ets. Gurzenda was penalized for
fouling; Leszczynski making both
shots count. Dick Urbanek scored
a beautiful basket from the corner,
but this was checked as the Cres
cents scored two successive baskets.
Galecki scoring from the corner and
Leszczynski following with a short
shot. The score w-as tied 22-22 as
Gurzenda scored on Leszczynski’s
YOUR VOTE
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19th
for
WILLIAM ‘Bill’ DAHLKA
for Village Trustee
WILL BE APPRECIATED
51 YEARS A RESIDENT OF TRENTON
NOTICE
MONGUAGON TOWNSHIP
1944 TAX COLLECTION
DEADLINE
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FEBUARY 28, 1945
Notice is hereby given that I will collect
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FEBUARY 28, 1945
Last Date For Payment
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MONGUAGON TOWNSHIP
foul. Gene scored again with less
than 40 seconds to play. This end
ed the half with the score reading
24-22, Mt. Carmel’s favor.
LEAD OVER CRESCENTS
INCREASED
With the beginning of the third
quarter, the score was again tied as
Leszczynski scored another basket
for the St. Casimir five. Barcikow
ski then came through for the
Comets, sinking a beautiful shot on
Urbanek’s pass. Gurzenda followed
with two successive baskets making
the score 30-24, Mt. Carmel lead
ing. St. Casimir s called time, hav
ing scored only one basket thus far.
It was Barcikowski again, as play
resumed, sinking another pivot shot;
with Gurzenda repeating seconds
later. Todajewski. center for St.
Casimir’s scored one point as Gur
zenda fouled. Guard Brudzynski,
quickly repeated, making the score
34-27. Todajewski then fouled,
Gurzenda sinking a free throw for
the Comets. Kowalewski replaced
Spigiel at guard’s position. The
quarter ended soon after Leszczynski
scored the last basket for the Cres
cents, with the Comets leading by
six points. 35-29.
STRUGGLE CONTINUED IN
LAST QUARTER
Replacements were made in the
Crescent’s team as Oleszkewicz sub
stituted for Kociemba at forward.
Todajewski scored the first basket
of the period for St. Casimir’s. Spi
giel returned for the Comets re
placing Kowalewski at guard. Grup
czynski came up with three points
for the Comets, with a short shot
and a free throw on Brudzynski’s
foul. An automatic time out was
called just after Todajewski scored
another basket. The score was now
38-33. as the Crescents slowly began
to catch up. When play began,
Grupczynski fouled, Brudzynski
scoring, followed momentarily by
Oleszkowicz. With only a two point
lead over the Crescents, Mt. Carmel
called limt two and a half minutes
remaining to play. Gurzenda scored
with a long shot and Spigiel fol
lowed, scoring on Urbanek’s pass,
making the last basket for the
Comets. Leszczynski came through
for the Crescents with Oleszkowicz
repeating. As the whistle blew, an
nouncing another victory for the
Comets. 42-40, the gym was filled
with noise from the local cheering
section.
The determined Crescents lost a
close game, as the Comets won the
ninth of the season. Captain Les
zczynski was high point man for
St. Casimir’s with 14 points. He
played a swell game, keeping up the
spirit of his team throughout the
entire game. Barcikowski and
Grupczynski both scored 8 points for
the Comets.
R. Kuzava Graduates
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Raymond J. Kuzava, son of Mr.
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Heart Seminary of Detroit, Mich.,
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Feb. 4th, when the mid-year com
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The fast-stepping Mount Carmel
Comets kept up their winning pace
last Friday night by defeating St.
Casimir 42 to 40. Playing his last
game before going into the Armed
Forces Gurzenda finished in great
style—knocking off 20 points to lead
the Comets to their victory. If the
loss of Gurzenda is not felt too bad,
the Comets should repeat this year
and win their division honors. Any
way, gang, let's see what you can
do with the chips down.
From here it looks like Coach Bob
Bednark is going to have trouble
filling Gurzenda’s shoes. It also
looks like it will be either John
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Cab and the second place Grosse lie
Naval Base meet in a Recreation
league scheduled game. The Naval
boys are only one game back and
a win for them will tie the league
up tight as a drum. So remember
Wednesday night Roosevelt High
School—and the time is 8:45. In
the first game Sharpies will meet
Coca Cola at 7:30. To you basket
ball fans—this league is putting out
some very high class basketball and
the sporting fans should stop over
and see them—there is no charge
for admission and the games are
great.
Friday night St. Pats hit the jack
pot—they knocked St. Francis for a
loop, defeating them 32 to 24.
Well, it was a swell hockey league
Morris Birnbaum
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