Battle Creek Moon-Journal from Battle Creek, Michigan • 6

PAGE BIX THE BATTLE CREEK (MICHIGAN) MOON JOURNAL THURSDAY JANUARY 18 1940 Bearcats Whip Jackson In Rough Tilt 23 20 JOE PALOOKA No Offense Meant Rilly By HAM ISHER CATLING IGHTS 0 NEW COACH OWNER LIONS A 2 TITLE HELD Baseball Slaves BY JEWEL BOX as CLASS A 2 4 ALBION HOPE TO The RENEW RIVALRY Jewel In George (Potsy) Clark and red Mandel Jr advan Col Box (29) Weston 6 0 0 1 3 0 0 5 9 6 release himself from its other Ralston 3 0 Totals 3 Hubel 0 0 5 3 Totals and STAHL TIES OR COMISKEY HEIRS 0 0 at 0 0 WESTERN LEAD HALT CLUB SALE to 0 0 3 3 11 Totals 9 Will tht 5 24 S3 109 4 by 4 26 11 4 vs inishing end Wood Team total Team total 2339 big 50 202 GOLDEN GLOV'ES I 4 Basketball Results TONIGHT AT 8:30 Masonic Temple Auditorium who and the and rest 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 11 Walz Braxton Afedich 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 1 1 Totals Team 1101 104 137 132 Nutter Coleman Jewel Box Register Rexall Ralston 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 5 3 5 the not 108 129 152 14 14 14 the both In is 148 164 179 160 160 160 144 136 200 157 ISt 143 160 208 171 164 117 109 157 106 111 991 '7 0 0 1 712) and Postuni 756) vs Coconut 711) Glue 743) vs Mill would O'Coii heirs action BEERS MOBILGAS ROLLS 2560 OR HIGH SERIES 1 1 3 0 0 0 go the 9 Battle Creek Lansing Central Ann Arbor Jackson 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 18 foi and 552 594 606 total 1752 TP 53 SHIPPING ROLLS 2367 TO LEAD BOWLING LOOP LOCAL PADDLE STARS ENTER STATE TOURNEY 8 3 10 3 6 SCUSE ME 1 KNOBBYZ DINT MEAN T'DO THAT RILLY (13) 0 0 1 0 Martha Blair To Be Honored Here riday Evening con still Ke Boyer Stark A 183 TTB 216 137 167 211 185 157 163 POSTUM NO 1 LEAGUE Huskies turned in a 2390 series against Maxwell House to lead the Postum No 1 Bowling league in scoring Wednesday at Recreation Center Gayle Edgett led the win ners with 514 (205) while Dave Johnson rolled 512 and Ben Cham bers tallied 509 tor Maxwell House Other singles were Larry Kline 525 Art Sitter 575 (209) Roy Blackmore 514 (205) Noble Smith 492 and Glen Lauer 491 Results: Swansdown 2289 (748 739 802) vs Grape Nuts 2261 (731 742 788) and Sanka 2365 (813 761 790) vs Tapioca 2183 (741 721 721) Totals 10 Shelters Graham 2156 222b 2108 Bob Coin with a re deadlocked shot or and owner of the Detroit Lions professional is George (Potsy) Clark left original Lion as Brooklyn Dodger mentor and the owner Chicago The purchase price was reported the controlling interest in the new organ! 2124 2149 (661 2054 Romick eleley Kain Estelle O'Connell Sootsman S3 101 121 149 130 107 LOCALS RETAIN UNBEATEN MARK WITH 6 IN ROW 8 Judson A Hyames Western State athletic director is working on his degree Thirteen Battle Creek table ten nis stars will compete in the Michi gan State Close Championships Saturday and Sunday in lint it was stated today by Art Goldberg manager of Table Tennis Center The local delegation will include Mr and Mrs Ken Crosby Mr and Mrs Jim Lugers Mr and Mrs Vaughn inlay Mr and Mrs Clifford Cluff Mr and Mrs Goldberg Don Robinson Del Stone and Bob Huff Six teams will comprise the Class A league for the rest of the season Goldberg said and pairings for tonight Included Postum vs United Steel and Wire CJuffS vs orsters and Painters vs Crosbys 41 46 44 41 38 34 33 30 30 30 13 14 DID YA HATA EMBARRASS MbyAINT SUPPOSED T'KNOWP AINT TH MANAGER? first 1939 1940 the Dutchmen have split their home series the (20) (23) BASKETBALL player signs with a club has him at its mercy It him to the Pigeon Toe Upper Arkansas if it or it can trade him for Here is the new coach football team The coach coach and recently ousted is red Mandel Jr of at $200000 Mandel owns zation 1 1 Dutch Release rom Lions Awaits Only His Asking Calumet 13S 126 119Croose 160 166 173 107 132 139 189 123 124 116 141 Bush 172 109 159 164 138 199Wilson 185 173 167 155 136 Begs 203 226 150 it A (51 Alli 762 797 7R8Totals 710 712 7G2 total 2347 Team 1995 Hallock Hillsdale Hartt Alma tiowe Carey I oker Players Scramble On loor While Medich Payne and Osborn Leave Game Ray 530 for Jim 557 Bill and (17) POSTUM LADIES' LEAGUE Robins scored 2 C55 to shut out Skylarks in a Postum Ladies' Bowling league match Wednesday at Recreation Center as Olivia Edgett scored '459 and Ella Van Strien posted scored 472 for Pat Chambers Turner tallied ger rolled 477 joy rolled 453 2 6 6 Club Rest (29) CENTRAL NIPS EASTERN Lansing Jan 18 One of the feature games of the ive A con ference basketball race takes place here riday night when unbeaten Lansing Central and Battle Creek clash with first place as the prize Central paved the way for this top notch attraction by nosing out Eastern here Wednesday night 25 to 24 when Negro Hugh Davis one of the best all around athletes in the looped in a basket from mid court in the last 10 sec onds of play to give the Big Reds their victory Just a few seconds previously erry Rathburn had put Eastern ahead with a follow up shot Eastern led at the half 15 10 Totals Ralston Club Restaurant Chicago Thomas the widow said today that the irst National Bank of Chicago would seek permission of the probate court to sell the Chi cago White Sox baseball club He said that the petition be filed with Judge John nell today and that the would contest the proposed on the ground that it was contrarj to wishes expressed in his will Spokesmen for the bank claimed that the best interests of the estate would be served the sale he said Comiskey who died July 1939 left (he estate in trust Mrs Grace Reidy Comiskey their three children Mrs Comis key received half of the estate and the other half was divided among the children The irst Na tional Bank was named trustee The estate owns 7450 shares of stock in the White Sox which have a par value of $100 each Harry Grabiner White Sox sec retary owns the remaining shares Abair McClure utiiex Block Waltman 0 Main Cigar 2 1 Club 2 2 Weston 0 POSTUM NO: 2 LEAGUE Willard Roberts paced the Pos tum No 2 Bowling league in sin gles Wednesday with a 606 series His games were 202 202 ana Other scores were Bill Begg (203 226) rank Burgle 483 Turner 492 and Results: Post 7 88) vs Baker (731 9 13 Elmer LAYDEN i COACH AT NOTRE HAS GIVEN JOE THE USE THE GYM THE COLLEGE BOXING SQUAD IS IN ATTENDANCE AS JOE TRAINS TO PICK UP A PEW POINTERS 821 785 864 200 Jan (U Sheehan attorney foi of Louis Comiskey he had been informed 9 29 Umpire Detroit Jan 18 (U P) Pro sional football roused from its off season hibernation by the $200000 sale of the Detroit Lions to Chi cago and New York interests was returning to its winter retreat to day as the new management began mopping up uncompleted details of the franchise transfer Argument over the playing tract of Earl (Dutch) Clark held by the Detroit Lions ended on a sentimental note with the new regime willing to give Dutch his re Jewel Box held the first round championship of the Class A 2 Bas ketball league today after chalking up the sixth straight triumph Wed nesday night at the Youth Build ing The new champions whipped Weston Biscuit 29 17 in the final game of the round while Club Res taurant upset Ralston Purina 29 13 and United States Register beat Main Cigar Store 23 17 Weston Biscuit trailed Box 13 5 at the intermission and couldn't overcome this margin in the last two periods Chuck Rom ick scored 12 points for Jewel Box By halftime Club Restaurant held a 16 7 lead over Ralston Purina and then held the oodmakers score less in the last quarter Register led all the way against Main Ci gar leaving the mission holding tage Jewel State Amateur Champion To See Action In Moon Jour nal Golden Gloves EAGLES BEATEN 36 28 Chicago Jan 18 (U P) The Detroit Eagles lost their lead in the Eastern division of the National Professional Basketball league last night in a 36 28 defeat by the Chicago Bruins Chicago first team to defeat Detroit this year main tained an early margin to let Akron irestone take the East ern division lead by defeating Hammond Ind 62 46 Posts 70 To Match Cards Of Little and Krueger In San rancisco Golf 435 Betsy Ross high singles while rolled 437 Ellen 449 lorence Zan and Gladys Love 18 18 14 8 4 Widow Of Late White Sox Owner Will Go To Court Ii Halting Action Selves: to another profession they have to take what is offered them or retire and this is cutting off the nose to spite the face most instances they take what given them I have often heard arguments to whether baseball contracts would stand the scrutiny of a court One school says yes an other says na As a man whose knowledge of 'he law is limited to the penalty for parking by fire plugs and smoking in any but the last four rows of buses I would not like to express an opinion But don't be surprised if Judge late ruling prompt some baseball player to try to find out 13 6 2 11 3 10 8 13 8 6 George Beer Byrd red and Jimmy 0 3 Lee Gatling Battle state open middleweight amateur boxng champion has been matched with of Lansing in the feature bout of sec ond round of elimination matches in the Moon Journal Golden Gloves at the Masonic Auditorium Local tournament officials an nounced this morning that O'Dell had signified his intention of be on hand for the three rotind scrap tonight Gatling appeared in an exhibition with Harley Crall early in December but has been idle since Lansing will bring several out standing fighters to Battle Creek tonight and the visitors are ex pected to help fill the heavier di visions Orville (Corky) Convis and Adolph Ploehm local heavy weights hope to see action for the first time in the 1940 tournament show will eliminate a number of contestants from the running for local championships and help pave the way for semi finals eb 1 and finals eb 8 Bat tle team of 16 winners will enter the state tourney in Grand Rapids eb 15 and 16 Lt Harold Payette Post No 565 Veterans of oreign Wars is conducting the meet The ref eree is expected to be Lou Hand ler of Detroit unless he is given another assignment by the State Athletic Board of Control show will start at 8:15 LANSING BOXER HERE TONIGHT IVE A BASKETBALL OlCain Pyciak Osborn Ray 499 780 Leaded Green Star 12 589 695 606 Team total J89u POSTUM NO 3 LEAGUE John Maliy topped the singles in No 3 Bowling league Wednesday by spilling the pins foi a 540 count Other 'scores we Joe Birkenstock 538 Harold ull er 520 red Bailey 500 and Clay ton Lewis 485 Results: Jell 2 208 (24 706 778) vs Certo (724 720 (695 795 (704 680 724) Unbeaten I A A Cage Leaders Clash riday Holland Armory San rancisco Jan 18 (U P) Lawson Little Al Krueger and Marvin Stahl set the pace today as the field of the San rancisco $5000 match play open golf tour nament cut almost in half by first round swung into final qualifying round The three professionals over the long fairwavs of par 72 Lake Merced Country clul course to tie for the medal on the first day The Winter golf brigade could not touch the competitive course recotd of 69 set in 1936 It took 80's or better to go out today with the 12" survivors of the or iginal field of 220 The best 22 medal scores to night will go out riday in thu first of four IS hole rounds that will determine the finalists for Sunday's 36 hole climax Eight players had 71's Vito Machado Charles Shep'pard Sam Whetmore Dick Metz Dema ret In the fight were the of the Winter golf cir cuit Little won at Los Angeles and Demaret at Oakland while Clayton Heafner runnerup in both tournaments was close up with a par 72 3 0 2205 (700 793 712) Die (742 793 589) vs Per (641 724 789) Office 721 814) vs Machine (623 720 (826 730 628 652) and Cutting 2349 (710 821 812) 2178 (699 785 694) Shipping Room Standards Dept John Croose 2227 (659 Chocolate 2089 632 726) and Log Cabin 2405 811 789) vs Diamond Crystal 2285 (756 722 807) La rance Schragg Carth'y Wednesday's Results Battle Creek 23 Jackson 20 Lansing Central 25 Iansing East Alma Alma Hone I i 1 1 1 a Hbnholt Hone Brannock Hope Cottrell Adrian Kirby Alma eduniak Albion Rink Adrian Ward Hillsdale Karowoski Hillsdale Vandenberg Hope Weston Biscuit Bows To irst Bound Champions By 29 17 Margin Los Angeles Jan 18 (U P) As an old handwriting on the wall expert it is my guess that the re eent freeing of 91 base ball serfs by Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lan dis will eventually prove to be the first step toward a general releas ing from bondage of all base bal players You know of course that base ball players arc the nearest things we have to slaves in this country They don't reach their owners in clanking chains after a hot and dismal crossing in hold of a ship but once delivered they be come vassals of their masters and can be traded and sold about as it they were dipnb animals The fact that some of them are dumb animals doesn't alter the unfait ness of their treatment I have no doubt but that some of the free thinkers among the (layers will seek means to capital ize on the not quite week old edict of Judge Landis They are cer tain to see it as the first exposure of a chink in the armor of the own ers and attempt to do something ibout it They also will draw courage and confidence from the fact that baseball's highest power is interested in seeing to it that the players get an even break from the operating powers I never have seen a standard baseball contract (few laymen ever have for that matter) but from what I can gather it must be more binding than a trunkful ot mustard plasters and as hard to break as a Mississippi rousta bout's skull It must be a one sided instrument too as one sided as a blackboard because I never heard of a player who had any success marked or otherwise in trying to clutches Once a that club can sell team in wants to a smoked ham and a grandfather's clock to the last place team In the Twilight league of Scratch Ankle Georgia Or if the fancy strikes the owners the player can be given a soft spot on the bench HALLOCK TOPS SCORERS Albion Jan 18 James Hallock senior forward on the Hillsdale College basketball team is leading I A A individual scoring race at present with 53 points in five with three Alma players in the runnerup positions Bill duniak 1939 scoring champion has only played three games and scored thirty points but should get close to the leaders within next ten days as his rivals be in action as often The 15 leading scorers: Shipping Room registered a 2367 series against Standards Depart ment to lead the Michigan Carton Bowling league in scoring Wednes day at Recreation Center Echelberry led Shipping with while Roy Nisbet scored 499 Standards High singles were Vosburgh 526 Willis McKeeby (210) rank Murray 512 Barnes 490 Bill Shaw 523 (204) Joe Nadeau 498 Results: Power Plant 2200 (761 696 745) vs Press Room Room sonel 2196 Shop Room 1820 (628 RADIO REPAIR or a Complete Check Up of Your Radio Call 2 4018? TUBES TESTED REE STAR TIRE CO 18 River 8L Albion Jan 18 Albion veteran basketball quintet which missed winning the I A A championship last year because it dropped a 47 41 overtime deci sion to Hope College at Holland will be back in Holland again ri day night for its season clash with The two clubs annual home and last two seasons and such is quite likely again this year as Hope has a high scoring team just as heavily studded with veterans as Albion The two teams are now tied for first place in the I A A standings with three wins apiece Albion is likely to start Steve Beban and Bill eduniak at for wards Charles VanderLinde sor omore from Muskegon at center and Dave Luxenberg and ree! Cooks at guards Hope will prob ably start Ken Honholt and Ade Slikkers guards Lee Brannock center and Ray Lokers forward all veterans with a sophomore vanden Berg or Van Wieren the other forward berth A capacity crowd is expected jam the Holland Armory lease but hoping that he will re main the keynote of Lion tradition without playing for any team George (Potsy) Clark coached Dutch for six years who has been returned to leader ship of the Lions by the new own ers said that Dutch now coaching at Cleveland would be given his contract if he asks for it Last fall the Lions refused to sur render Dutch playing rights when he asked for the contract shortly before the Lions Rams met in Cleveland Dutch wants his release and I hope he doesn't ready to give it to him" Potsy said just as Lou Gehrig was given a permanent place on the Yankee roster like to see Dutch keep his number seven jersey and the number one spot on the Detroit Lions roster in which he led the boys to their only league title and twice led the league in scoring sentiment's sake we want to see him close his active career as a player on another team We intend to recall him and I think he intends to resume a player's role if he were released But we'd like to be able to call Dutch back in 1960 and put him in that number seven jersey just for old There was a less sentimental note in the mopping up operations in answer to the claim of the de posed head coach Elmer (Gloomy Gus) Henderson that his contract still had two years to run at 10000 a year and hints that he might bring suit against the man agement William A Alfs vice president of the old management and reported to be president under the new re gime repeated that the Hender son contract was not among effects transferred in the sale that any sucli libility would with the old corporation contract was for two more years all right but not at $10000 a year" he added Potsy Clark said he would inter view Heartley (Hunk) Anderson assistant coach last year but it appeared first consideration would go to George Christensen former Lion tackle whowas as sistant last year There was no mention of the prospects for Bill Howard backfield coach who came with Henderson from the Los An geles Bulldogs: Clark also declined to comment on the current Lion roster and the draft rights in connection with possible additions and trades until after further study floor for the inter an 18 13 Oliver M'Grail I Berse Tonelli Rounds I Totals Stark Equipment led the Associ ated Bowling league Wednesday with a 2347 series at 20th Century Recreation and won three games from Julius Star inc as Gordon Brunner rolled 525 (204) and Ken Kennedy posted 512 High singles were Heath Eagles 512 Marsh Clark No 1 498 Skellinger Clark No 2 495: Dyas Clark No 2 480 Paul Button Clothing 541 (202) Walters Clark No 3 501 (211) and Seavers Clark No 3 491 Stark' Julius Star 170 176 166 Allwar 121 J5S 136 135 135 1 Star 135 139 130 149 149 147 95 124 157 164 2O4IAustln 101 139 IM 150 173 134p'isher 140 US 196 63 63 63 Totals 7 Main Cigar I' Register 2Lfva OlPattersan 1 Hoag 1 M'Donald 2 Hillver a 2 Voorhees 1 Benton Grant OlWowazko 2lCronkite 2 IIBarney 0 Main Ciaar (17) Reaister Sidnam Cady VVhitm'e Bowen Bush Marion LaPoint Reese Officials of Battle Creek High school announced today that ri day night's ive A conference dual meet in swimriiing with Lansing Central has been designated as Martha Blair Night in honor of the local diving star who holds the state championship Martha is a senior at Battle Creek High and her brilliant div ing has earned her a record of never finishing lower than fifth in national competition Coached by Sparks one of the swimming au thorities Miss Blair has been able to score big totals by' doing such unusually difficult dives aS the forward 2 1 2 somersault and a full twisting I 1 2 somersault One of the local star's greatest achievements was dethroning Thelnia Boughner Canadian na tional champion and Olympic div er as Michigan A A hlghboa rd last Summer in De troit During riday's meet Miss Blair will give an exhibition The Bearcats will take an un defeated record into this confer ence meet Tuesday beat the other Lansing school Eastern by six points 45 39 after clinching the victory in the individual med ley The meet begins at' SIMcNeal 3Parrfsh Hayes OILeys Mayes Teeter Buller Basketball fans who like their game rough spent a pleasant eve ning at the High school gymnasium Wednesday night as Jerry Graham's Battle Creek High quintet main tained an undefeated record for the Beason by nosing out Jackson in a ive A conference tussle 23 to 20 Wednesday's contest was one of the wildest and roughest seen on the local court in several seasons but luckily the 16 players who saw action escaped with only scratches and a few bumps Only 22 fouls were called in the game but three players were forced to leave the fray Center Joe Medich of Bat tle Creek and Center Orn Osborn of Jackson were detected shoving ahd hauling at each other around the free throw lane in the last quarter and Referee Sherman Hicks asked them to leave while orward Bob Payne of Battle Creek was charged with four fouls and finally had to depart late in the fray with the Bearcats holding a slight edge Bearcats Protect Lead Rivalry between the two schools in all sports has been keen for sev eral years but never did the two basketball teams battle more earn estly than they did Wednesday in several instances blows were ex changed as feelings were hurt by shoving or loose elbows It was a case of outlasting the other fellow and the Bearcats finally seized the lead late in the third quarter that led to a second straight conference triumph ans who saw the game here immediately booked passage for the return engagement in Jack son Jackson ran up a 5 0 lead on the local eagers as the game got un derway and it wasn't until barely a minute remained in the first period when Payne tossed in a free throw on foul Three baskets were scored after that be fore the quarter ended and field goals by Capt Tom Popovich and Del Winans enabled Battle Creek to pull up to 7 5 Medich opened the second period by hooking in a left handed pivot shot to tie the count put the Vikings ahead bound shot but Payne the score with a hook the first time Battle Creek took the lead at 11 9 on bucket as he took a long pass on a fast break but this only lasted until Os born got the ball for a field goal from under the hoop Medich's bat in shot put the locals ahead again but just before the half Stan Pyciak broke away for a basket and the teams left the court at half time tied 13 all Jackson repeated the first quar ter opening as the second half started when Coin bagged a dog shot and Eddie McQuillan scored from close range to run the Viking margin to 17 13 This beckoned the Beartcat offense to start moving and Ray Teeter tallied a dog shot With three minutes left in the third period Payne knotted the count with a set overhead shot and Medich batted in a field goal as the players milled around the basket to give Battle Creek a 19 17 margin Teeter's push shot end ed the scoring and the locals start ed the final stanza boasting a four point advantage of 21 17 Locals Never Trail Battle Creek never trailed in the last eight minutes and only five points were scored as the two quintets tried desperately to keep possession of the ball Larry Ruede tipped in a Jackson basket and with the quarter half over Battle Creek held this two point lead Medich after four straight misses finally counted a free throw to make the local margin three points but Coin retaliated when fouled by Payne one pointer ed the scoring Medich and Osborn left game with 2:48 remaining and missed their free throw attempt In the last two minutes Pyciak and Winans missed free throws and as the final seconds ticked away Bear cats held onto the ball until the gun Payne and Medich each account ed for seven points while Pyciak led Jackson with six Jackson won the preliminary game 30 to 28 riday will find Battle Creek playing at Lansing Central with a record of six straight wins at stake Battle Creek (23) Jackson 0 0 3 The Sport Parade By HENRY McLEMORE and told to sit there until ivy be gins twining itself about his legs If the I layer rebels against anj of these or a dozen other meas ures his rebellion will be every hit as effective as a fire alarm in a home for the deaf A show ot spirit often results in a slash ot salary and if a player resents this to the point of holding out he is often marked with equivalent of the liar sinister and then he is welcome nowhere A team could offer a star player $500 for the season and the player would have to take it or quit baseball He couldn't refuse it and sell his services to a highei bidder As most baseball players are not capable of adapting them 74 78 Octane Regular 13c WASHINGTON AT HAMBLIN ETHYL SERVICE LOYD PURNELL: Mgr pciak Ot born 2 McQuillan 3 Officials Sherman Hicks (Central and orest Strome (Kala JBasoo) Totals 13 Jewel Box John Vydareny Cy Elliott QUICK STARTING I ETHYL 16c Turner Vance 60 60 60 Totals 7tS 70S TSojTotMs S59 S63 73? Team 2205 Team 2444 Brown 41 Army 39 ordham 23 St John's 22 Long Island 89 Blue Ridge Md) 31 Dartmouth 59 Penn 45 Cornell 40 Columbia 33 George Washington 49 Nave 29 Syracuse 27 Penn State 24' Pitt 73 Carnegie Tech 42 Oregon State 33 Washington State 31 Temple LaSalle 37 Villanova 45 Albright 34 Beers Mobilgas Service nesed out Eckert Becker Beer for high scoring honors in the Manufactur ing owllng league Wednesday scoring 2560 to top the rival quin tet by three pins The five won two of the three games: Dick Shulters led Beers with 538 (200) while Herm Beaver led the team with 518 Martin laherty of: United Steel Wire rolled 543 Davis Sjolin of Moose posted 519 (209) Bill Barnard of Unique Tav ern rolled' 561 Ted Launtz ot Walk Over scored 539 Bbb Barney of WalkiOver rolled 556 and Lynn Rogers lot Atlas Sales tallied 535 (228) 8 Beer Beft Mobilgas soon hx Handy 157 156 190 weaver isk 41 41 41 Totals 804 788 965 Team 2557 1 Team STARK ASSOCIATED LEAGUE Totals Team MICHIGAN CARTON LADIES Maplebusters won three games from irecrackers with an 1890 series in the Michigan Carton L(ii league as Margaret Oliver led the singles with Gillis irecrackers with 407 irecrackers Maplebustere MOW Nadeau Ca Gillis KNOBBY MEANT I USED A LET JAB ANU THEN A HOOK WZ YOU ELLAS MIGHT BE OTHQ IMOSSABUL Kok 1 I 1 1 JOE "nowthrowuTsTleft ZzS HOOK THEN COUNTERIN' WITH Wl it 4 Ms ffl'PrivLf (mu Echel'y 16S 179 183'Nisbet 170 163 166 Nisbet 131 99 l69jReesm'h 1S3 14S 185 135 138 123IT rnbuli 156 126 166 Dilsav'r 1 14 132 139'Elliott 119 127 15'1 Ruthr'ff 158 1S1 15" Hakes 170 117 118 46 46 46 Totals 782 775 810 Totals 828 711 791 Winans 1 0 1 McQuillan 2 01 Popovich 1 0 1 Esch 0 13 Payne 3 14 Levi 0 0 0 Teeter 2 0 1 Ruede 1 0 Budrow 0 0 0 Scott 0 0 0 Totals 10 8 10 Totals 7 2 12 Score by quarters: Battle Creek 5 8 8 Jackson 7 6 4 3 20 ree throws missed Medich 5 Wi nans Popovich Teeter 2 Coin.