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THE WYANDOTTE NEWS-HERALD
PAGE TWELVE
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Stanley Kuzia
Wounded Second Time
.Word has been received Irom the
Department that Pie. Stanley
A- Kuala, fir., has been wounded
for the second time. He Is serving
the First Army In Germany
** a member of the famous “Fight
tog First” Division.
Fto. Kuzia was previously wound
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THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1945
ed in action at Aachen on Novem
ber 18, 1944.
His wile, Ann, and children, Stan
ley, Jr., and John, live at 1040 Vine
wood. His parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Teofil Kuzia, 1879 Fourth, before
enlisting Stanley worked at the
Penn Salt. He attended Roosevelt
high school.
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April 12, 1945
FINAL
Standings
Friendship Inn 54 42
Wroblewskl Coal 53 43
Gass Gee 52 44
Koz&ren, Treas 50 48
Oak Case 49 47
Andy’s Case 46 50
Penn Salt 45 51
Oak Leaf Bakery 35 61
Team High Single
Oak Case 1049
Koaaren, Treas 1044
Wroblewski Coal 1033
Team High 3 Garnet
Oak Case 2900
Wroblewski Coal 2869
Gass Gee 2855
Individual High Single
F. Wszelaki 277
J. Jacobs 269
W. Przytula 267
E. Lybik 258
Individual High 3 Games
H. Stec 706
J. Jacobs 671
K. Watkowski 666
J. Michalak 662
USED FAT KEEPS
PLANES FLYING
Ninety million pounds of tallow
are required annually for the pro
duction of synthetic rubber. Plane
gas tanks are protected against
flak by a synthetic rubber coating.
Used fat converted into oleic acid
helps to make synthetic rubber.
Used fat is needed also for air
plane lubricants. It also goes Into
nylon for parachutes.
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Ben Hudenko To Play
With MSC Spartan Nine
Wyandotte Junior Shifted From
Outfield Position To Catcher's Post
EAST LANSING. April 19—Coach
John Kobs wanted Ben Hudenko
to play in the outfield on this
year s Michigan State college base
ball team, but a shift of events has
returned the 22-year-old Wyan
dotte Junior back of the plate.
The events involve Don Brown,
Battle Creek freshman who found
it necessary to leave school. Brown
had satisfied Kobe with his shock
absorbing abilities for which rea
son Hudenko was groomed for gar
den patroL
The pair played these positions
in the Indiana series of two games
that opened Michigan State’s
schedule. Saturday, April 21,
Wayne will assist Michigan State's
opening of its home portion of the
schedule and Hudenko will form a
part of the Spartan battery.
In 1942, Hudenko earned numer
als as a member of the freshman
team at Michigan State. On March
28, 1943. he enlisted in the Army
Air Corps but was excused a year
later for military reasons.
Under Coach John J. Henderson,
Hudenko earned three letters in
baseball at Wyandotte high school.
During high school days, he also
played sand lot ball and was a
member of the Down River League
championship team In 1942 and
the Wyandotte Recreation League
champions in 1943.
Standing 6-foot, 1-inch, Hudenko
possesses the physical qualifications
of a good catcher. He weighs 175
pounds. Under Kobs’ tutelage, Hu
denko is exhibiting promising tal
ents in handling pitchers. He's a
fairly good hitter.
Twelve games and an exhibition
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affair remain on the Spartan
schedule. They are: April 21, Wayne
at East Lansing; April 25, lonia
State Reformatory there (exhibi
tion); May 2, Wayne at Detroit;
May 4,5, University of Detroit at
East Lansing; May 9, Michigan
Normal at Ypsilanti; May 11, 12,
Ohio State at Columbus; May 18,
19, Ohio university (Athens) at
East Lansing; May 25, 26, Lciver
sity of Detroit at East Lansing;
June 2, Michigan Normal at East
Lansing.
Take First
Place in
Ladies’ League
With a team average tor the
season of 715, the H. P. Thon com
pany ladies bowling team won first
place in the West side Senior La
dies’ League, Tuesday night.
Sponsored by Archie Stiles and
Harry Grunsteadt of Thon’s, the
team has taken first place contin
ually the last three years and took
second prize money four years ago.
In last place position throughout
the winter, the team moved up to
first place five weeks ago and
met the West Side Bar in the final
match this week. The 'Dion’s team
rolled up 74 points In the 96 games
played to cop the league title.
Team members include Ruth Nel
son, Alice Miller, Gorsa Rugg, Tag
Wagner and captain Loretta Tar
nackl.
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Players wishing to make a con
nection in the Old Timers League—
Chelsea Clothes will practice Tues
day night at 6:90. The practice will
be held at Pulaski Park. Players not
having connections are asked to be
on hand.
In the Business Men’s Bowling
League, the final just came in:
X. Watkowskl llads the bowlers
with a great big 194.29 average.
Next on the list we have J. Jacobs
with 186.1 L Friendship Inn won
the league title by one game over
WroWewski Coal. 'Hie Inn boys
won 54 and lost 42. Gass Gee had
the third spot tied up with 52 wins
and 44 on the loss side. Oak Case
rolled the tingle team high game
with a 1,049, closely followed by
Kozaren with 1,044. In the high
three game team score, Oak Case
again was the tops with a 2,900.
In the individual high single game
F. Wzselaki had the high game
with a great 277. J. Jacobs, in sec
ond place, rolled 2,860. The high
three game for individuals was held
by H. Stec with a 706. J. Jacobs
was second place man with 671.
Over at Mount Carmel the start
ing baseball line-up has just been
announced. Led by student mana
ger, Louis Mikolajewski, and his
assistant, Norbert Gurzenda, the
team will line-up as follows for
their first game:
lb, Ted Olszewski; 2b, Joe Mach
nacki; 3b, Alex Gambdckl; ss, Syl
Spigiel; rs, Irvin Tuszynski; cf,
Ralp Rzeppa; If, Elwood Hebda;
c, Leonard Tabin; p, Gene Barci
kowski and Henry Fronczak.
Mount Carmel’s first game will
be played the last week of this
month and as the schedule has not
been sent to them they do not
know their opponents.
Over at St. Pat’s the team for
this year's baseball battles have
Just been released. Coach Ed De-
Sana will take care of the team
and we have the following as the
starting line-up:
lb, Jerry Fisher; 2b, Carl Rus
sel; 3b, Jim Wallace; ss. Jim O'-
Brien; rs, Pat Cahalan; cf, Tom
Daly. If, Virgil Burtka; c, Bill Bar
aca and Wesley Bradling; p, Nor
man Burns and Don Burke.
Substitute infielders: Francis
Francis Reidy and Tom Clark. In
the outfield Jack Howard will sub.
St. Pat’s first game is scheduled
for April 26 with St. Francis Xavier
as the opposing team.
While talking to Ed DeSana he
Informs me that he is thinking of
putting in a Class C baseball team
and any of the younger group
wanting to play should get in touch
with him.
The Recreation Department is
starting the Class A Baseball league
—eight teams. At a meeting of the
City Hall last Tuesday night rep
resentatives from Twin Cities of
Ecorse, Sharpies Chemicals, Mellin-
Moran, Whitehead and Kales of
River Rouge, Felders of Trenton,
River Rouge Merchants, Wyandotte
Greyhound and C.A.S.U. were on
hand. The season for baseball in
this league will get underway on
Tuesday, May 15. Games will be
played in the different cities and
all games will be played on Tues
day and Thursday of each week.
Last year Twin Cities of Ecorse,
a strong colored team, won the
play-offs while Mellin-Moran won
the league title.
In the Recreation Class A Soft
ball League there are 12 teams en
tered. The list is as follows: Shar
pies, Fitzgerald Real Estate, Wayne
Village Coffee Shop from Wayne,
Wayne Recreation also of Wayne,
CA.B.U. from Grosse lie, Grosse
He Naval Base, Band Box Clean
ers of lincoln Park, Allen Park,
Lnicoln Park Industries, River
Rouge Industries, River Rouge All
Stars, Wyandotte Chemicals and
Trenton All Stars.
Gaines in this league will be
played Friday nights, with the first
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At Roosevelt High Coach Dick
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