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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-31
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owing TO the many localities
which are represented I'm the Tri-
une-Inependent, the amount OF
space given to each community is
limited TO the numb ef readers In
each locality.
Mrs. Tressie Pervis has returned
from the funeral of her sister. Mrs.
Lillian Ferell, of Harrisburg. Pa.
Mrs. Sarah T.. Kersey, wife of
George Kersey. died March 13, at
the age OF rs years. She leaves
four daughters. namely, Mrs. Clar-
ence Nubey, Mrs. John kellogg, Mrs.
Irene Bradley. of Detroit, and Mrs.
Westley Wilson, OF Ypsilanti, two
sons, Jerome and Charles. also of
this city; and sister. who resides
In Canada.
These are the remaining contest
ants OF the Fruit Tree" contest
whose names were not published
previously: Peach, Mrs. Grace Ar
ray, s14.50; Ounce. Mrs. Minnie
Medley. s14.20; Cherry. Mrs. A. Car
; ter, $1O.40; Crab-apple. Mrs. M.
Watkins, $500. Tangerine, Mrs. H..
Wood. $129. The total amount
raised was SALTS.
Emmit Whiting died Tuesday.
March 20, at his home on Freder-
| ick street. He Is survived by his
widow, Marion, and his mother,
Mrs. Maggie Whiting OF Richmond.
Va. The remains were accompani-
ed to Richmond by his mother,
Mrs. Whiting; and cousin, s.
Briggs, of Detroit.
Mrs. Chester Stewart left Mon
day. to visit her uncle In Springs,
| Colorado.
Ozzel Andrews. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Andrews. AS Harri-
EFT street. is home from Chicago,
for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Leona Hamilton. of S. Car
DINA, is visiting her sister, Mrs
Susie DAWSON. OF First avenue.
Mrs. Roy Stewart spent the week
in Detroit, visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
John and James Williams.
Friendship. circle Club is hav-
ing Guest Day. Friday. March 30
al the home OF Mrs. l.. Richardson
on Washington street. Mrs ~
Morton is president; Mrs. Is. ker-
scy. secretary.
The Kentucky Wonder Club met
with Mrs Mollie Carr. Wednes-
day
After a general discussion. a
dainty luncheon was served. The
next meeting will be with Mrs l..
Etchinson.
I'm the absence OF Pastor Carr
who Is i'll. the assistant pastor
Rev. Garther Robinson, preached
at both services, Sunday. The
Easter program of the $. $. Will be
held April /, at 3 p. m. The choir
will present its cantata at 1880 p
III. The Lords Supper will be ad'
ministered following the III a. IN
service.
Union Methodist Church
S. Gray. pastor of Union Meth
odist Church, on Hawkins street. il
doing fine work. The churcl
. will hold service all day Easte
Sunday. The Easter program will
. begin at 2:30 p. m. conducted b
! Mrs. l.. G. Gray
Master Charles Henderson cell
a brated his 10th birthday, Monda
q with a party. Twelve little CUES
q were present.
Brown Chapel A. nj. r.
h Pastor f. l.. Clark preached
?. both services last Sunday. Unic
: services will be held at u
J. church on Good Friday, from IL
3 o'clock.
The choir and band will give
{ Joint program at Harriet stree
School. Wednesday.
Theron Kersey, the chorister o
the choir, was recently injured
while at work.
MIR. and Mrs. Mark Nicely an'
mother. Mrs. G. Roderick, ana Mr
Booker were visitors In Detroi'
| Sunday
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nETR0Ir Study CLuR

The eDtroit Study Club menu
bcrs enjoyed a very fine musical
program at their last meeting on
March %. at the residence of
MIR. All Thomas. Josephine ave
nue.. After an hour OF business, the
following numbers were presented:
piano solos by Mrs. Toles and her
pupil. Miss Lessia. Davis; Cornct
solo by Master William Horner;
vocal solos by Mrs. +. G.. McBroom
with violin obligato by her son,
Felix. Guests OF the hostess be-
sides the guest artists were: Mes
danes Crosswaite, Elizabeth Eli
OFT and Miss Evelyn Davis.
a palalable plate lGach was
served by the hostess.
The April 8 meeting will be hell
at the V W. G. A. with Mrs. Eva
Green as hostess. An all Browning
program will be rendered.
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DETROIT 900 AND BRIDGE CLUB

The members OF the club met
with Dovie Cosby. on March 81.
Plans were laid for their annual
party. which vii take place next
month. Bridge was played and
prizes awarded Jessie Jackson ana
Fannie Gilmore
Another meeting was held March
%. with Fannie Gilmore, 2i40 Me-
Dougall.
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DETROIT BRIDGETT SOCIAL

The members OF the club were
highly entertained recently. at the
home OF Mrs. Dora Prathers,. 3349
Hudson. Cards and dainty re-
past were enjoyed. The club is
planning TO sponsor a spring
dance.
Visitors present were: Mesdames
Bryant. Fillmore. Woodlery, and
m tn; Messrs. Kennedy and
Smith. The next meeting will be
with Mrs Williams, COLA Hazelett
street, March 81.
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PEACE CLI'B

The club recently elected its Of
hcers at meeting held at the
home OF Mrs Nellie Binga. The
officers elected are: Florence Rid
er. president; Novalecn Zcbhs
vice-p president; Phyllis Scott, secre-
tary; Phyllis Foster. assistant
secretary; Nellie Binga, treasurer
and supervisor The program
chairmen are Mary j. Hayes and
Oneida Jackson. and Maxine BalS-
cr. other members include. Alice
and Phyllis Mcqueen. Marjorie
Millven, Barbara Smith Mary Lee
Baker. Bessie Spann, Vivian Scott.
The club meets every Monday at
the homes OF the various members.
The ages of the members are linn
tied from 8 to Ii years.
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UNITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cLrB

The club met with the secretary,
Mrs. Springer. 1862 Yomans. We'd
nesday. March H. A later meeting
was held with Mrs. StubblciicM,
800 Theodore, March 81
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TWELVE METERS

The Society of the Twelve Net
ters held its regular meeting We'd
nesday, March %, at the home OF
Miss Marie Green, 1898 Brush
street. The home was very beau
tifully decorated in the club col
ors. Business was conducted in its
usual form. For the coming at
traction, tennis was decided upon
and the first game will be April 8.
Mrs. Bibbins gave a very interest
ing talk on Spring, also Miss Nc
Phall.
The meeting adjourned to meet
at the home of Mrs. NJ. Crawford,
364O Hunt street. April Is. Bridge
followed. and a delightful !Lnch
WAS served
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NOTICE

ALL DENTISTS are asked to
meet at my office. 4715 st. Antoine
St. April 2. at 9 p. m, to discuss
plans to cooperate with the b. T.
Washington Trade Week. april 30
May ~.
T.. G.. Boddie. Chairman
Columbia 3S0S
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the present chairman, also took an
important part In the program.
II out OF the "a members Of the
committee OF management, as well
as ever so many other volunteer
workers. came early and stayed
LATE
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wHooPER TWELVE GIRLS

The club held its regular meet
ing on the evening OF March %,
at the home OF Mrs. Matte Bush.
TOO u. Hendrie. Delicious) refresh
ments were served and snappy
game OF bridge was plsybd.
A pre-Easter party wilI be given
Saturday night March b. at the
homo of Mrs. Matte Hush, 100
lHendrie. Apt. 4. All are ijivited.
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CARD OF THANKS

The family OF the late David Will
lis Mills deeply appreciate your
expressions OF sympathy. and
thankfully acknowledge them.
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NEW ERA STUDY

The New Era Study Club met AT
the T. w c A. Tuesday. March 20
Plan were discussed for giving the
play. Rose On the DIAL also an
anniversary program to be given
at the Congregational Church. AZ
ter business, several games OF
bridge were enjoyed. Mrs. Grace
Greenidge, Mrs. Curtis Swan, Mrs.
Ethel Carmichael. and Mrs. II.
Thompson wre guests. Twenty
two members were present. A tas-
~ luncheon was served by the
hostesses, Mrs. Jessica Rollins ant
Mrs. Veima Malone.
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JOLLY BRIDGETTs

The Jolly Bridgetts met WITH
Mrs. Lorene Ried, OF Hartford
avenue. First prize was awarded
to Mrs. Della Ward Hitchins: sec
ond. MH. Willie NJ. George; Boo
by, Mrs. Irma Wells.
Last weeks prize winners were:
Mrs. Marion Woods. first; Mrs.
Nancy Waite. second; Mrs. Mile
Edwards, BOBBY. Mrs. Della Hitch
is was hostess for the occasion.
Mrs. Lewis Taylor was guest OF
honor. The next meeting will be
held at the home OF Mrs. George,
April 10.
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SICK AND CONvALEsCNG

Mrs. Nellie Bell Settle Is report
ed III at this writing. but her
fiends wish her a speedy recoery.
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CANDLE LIGHT PAGEANT for
GOOD Friday Service nj Prcsby-
terrain Church, Cor. Madison and
Dubois, March S0th. 8 r. m. Ad-
mission Free Public invited.
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CRIMSON AND GOLD

The Crimson and Gold Club met
at the home of Mrs. Lillian Steph-
enson, 2126 McDougall, Tuesday.
March 20. After the meeting
game of bridge was enjoyed. Mrs.
Manning won first prize, Mrs.
West. second; and Mrs. Green.
third. The next meeting will be
with the president, Mrs. w. M.
Taylor. 5s45 John r.
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Pleasant Grove Union Raptlst
Rev. j. l.. Newly. p,st.,.

me church is inviting all mis-
SONS Oh the North Detroit Union
10 attend the Fruit Tree" contest
Aprli 10, al ) y. III. a sermon win
DC preached by Rev. l.. T. Clay. OF
Peace Baptist.
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ROYAL TIE JESTMA

The Royal TIE Jestma Club met
Thursday. March %, with Mrs. Al
berta vanDyke, 1920 Milford ave-
nue.. After business, bridge was
featured. Prizes were awarded TO
Mrs. II. Charles, Mrs. l.. Matthews.
and Mrs. Leatha Utz.
A very dainty repast was serv-
ed by the hostess A Pre-Easter
party will be given. Saturday,
March 81, at the residence OF Mrs.
d. Gale, 6409 Hazelett.
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WEST SIDE GOLDEN KEY CLUB

The West Side Golden Key club
held their regular meeting, Fri
day, March 16. with Mrs. A. Roch-
ellie. 6007 Hartford avenue. Delic-
ious lunch was served by the host
ess. The club thanks their many
friends for attending the party
night. Mrs. Louise Mos
ley is president OF the organizaz-
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SNAPPY NINE

The Snappy Nine Club met at
the home of Mrs. Della Hitchins
last Monday. Business OF import
ance was discussed. Plans for
breakfast bridge are underway.
The Club officers are: Mrs. Lewis
Taylor, president; Mrs. Della
Hitchins, secretary; Mrs. Rosebud
DeWhite, treasurer. The next
meeting will be at the home OF
Mrs. DeWhite. 939 Frederick.
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PROGRESSIVE SOCIAL CLUB

The Progressive Social Club mel
at the home OF Mrs. Viola Mapp
29S5 JOS Campau. Friday, March
16. After business. a savory lunch
con was served, and bridge was
played. The club gave a party.
March II. at the home of Mrs.
John Washington. II was a great
success.
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LomaN TemrIe 4. N. D


Last Sunday. a. m. Miss Iones
me evangelist. preached cloquenlly
from Psalms 1913, subject. The
State of the Godhead" AT the
close of this service, Pastor ~. A.
blackwell took charge. lie read
n and baptized about forty chill
drcn and adults. This ended the re-
Niyal service. Evangelist Jones
was presented with purse, and
left for indianapolis. To begin an
other series OF meetings.
Al $3.50 p. M, the Pastors Uni
on held It's regular monthly meet
ing Rev j l.. Newly of Pleasant
Grove Baptist, preached. The Pas
tors Union will hold Holy Week
services at Peace Baptist Church
t&*#a*
VT. Zion
Mt. Zion Baptist Church, 1866
Meade. will feature an Easter pro
gram Sunday, under the auspices
of the Sunday School and church
Rev. G. w. Simms is pastor Tn
public is invited.
*%%*##
Among the sick are the follow
ing members of the Imperial Socia
. Club: Mrs. Rugh Lyons. Arnet kS
mans. All members are asked
visit them. =
The North End Political and S
cial Club has been informed
the Commissioner or Recreatio
Clarence Brewer. that the pIa;
grounds for this community WI
| be al Jayne Playfield. at Daviso
Mrs Anna Puryea, 2o45 Meade
is III at the Womans' Hospital
where she lately underwent an op
Grafton Mrs. Kate Willett, or TO,
street. is also i'll in the hospital
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MODERN DELUXE SOCIETY

The Modern Deluxe Society was
entertained. Friday, March 16, by
Edward Merchant, at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor, on
McDougall. The anniversary and
popularity contest was discussed.
The visitors were: William White,
Clarence Greer, Ben Solomon. and
John Moore. The next meeting will
be Friday, April 3. at the home of
Ruth and Myrl Thompson, 3414
Preston avenue.
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WE MY INDIAN HEAD PENNIES OF
ali dates. WILL PAY up TO siS each.
CataIog sent for l0c. United s'"'eS
coin Go. BOX 5e3 Milwaukee, WIS.
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Harlem Flight N
TUTWIEST CHR

The club met with Miss Ardell
Burton, 6426 Beehwood. Tuesday,
March 20. An enjoyable evening
was spent. Friends are cordially
invited TO attend party. to be
given by the club. at the foregoing
address, April z.
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HAPPY HOUR CIRCLE

The Happy Hour Circle OF Ia
bernacle Baptist Church Is giving
a social and food box contest. at
the church. Beechwood at Milford,
Friday night. March 30, at s
o'clock.
Everybody is cordially invited TO
attend.
Harlem Eight Club was enter
tanned. March IL. by Miss Bailey,
42O Brady street. The next meet
ing will be with Mrs. Foster. SIC
Forest. The club gave a tea Sun
day afternoon. March rs, from to
8. Mrs. Ida Rollins is president.
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HIGHLAND PARK

The Just Us" Club met with
Mrs lzora Fleming. at their last
meeting. An enjoyable session
was spent. Mrs. Fender was abb
sent. on account of illness. A
prize was won by Miss Buchanan
Black
DR.. f.. II. Kelly and a large num-
Der Of his congregation and senior
choir. were at the II. p. M. p.
Church. Sunday. March IS. Or.
Kelly preached a fine sermon and
the choir was excellent.
The IT. p. A. c. will play their
last game of the season, at the Will
lard School. Friday. March 80.
Their opponents will be the Night
Hawks. the old champions OF 1926
1899.
Mr.. Lemon. OF Lincoln avenue.
has opened a new and lovely con-
fectionery. at 1901 LaBelle,. He
deserves patronage.
Arthur Cole. $40 LaBelle. died
Wednesday March Ia. Many prom
inent Highland Park citizens at
tended the funeral. which was
held Monday. 10, at Thompson ave-
nue. Baptist Church. At the de-
ceaseds last request. Rev. Fergu-
son sang, Life is like a noun
tain railroad"
A big dance was given at Lem
on's Cafeteria. Saturday night.
The Northwestern Improvement
Club held its sixth annual banquet
az the home OF Mrs. Ulysses Pearcy
in Log Cabin avenue, Saturday
night, March 10. Many attended.
The menu consisted OF roast tur-
key. candied sweet potatoes, green
beans, buttered carrots. ice cream
and cake. The members OF the
club presented the guests with an
amusing playlet. entitled, Don't
Tell A Soul" Among those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Muse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney Walton. Mr..
and Mrs. James Brown. Mrs. Maud
Hatcher. Misses velma. Vera, and
Vivian Hatton, Margaret Durrough,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Clcve-
land
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PARTNER WANTED

We want a partner to join us in
raising and marketing poultry ana
eggs-man or woman. Must nave
at least 500. Big demand--Let.s
get together. Call Gar. 3990-J, al
fer 2 %. m,
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She King Of yaszv
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0raystone, Easter Monday, ADrll 3
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LET US DO
YOUR JOB WORK
CLASSIFIED ADS

WANTED. Antique furniture.
dishes. Call Garfield 5777 ].
HERB-O-LIFE MEDICINE, 3114
Maple, Fit. 1921, A. G. Blackwell.
manager. Mrs. Nora Richard. as
sistant. 1910 Jos Campau. FIT. oolo
M.
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St Luke's Church

The pastor or this progressive
church Is Rev. w. T. Alexander.
Morning services are held at IL
o'clock; league meeting, at 9 p. m.
The speaker Tor Sunday evening
will be r. b. Ferguson, his sub-
ject will be. Paul, before his
judges" Night service will begin
at 7;45. All are welcome.
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The AIethion Pleasure Club met

with Mrs. Finley. 6O45 Beechwood.
rectnely. The members gratefully
acknowledge ministratons of char
ity TO them. by the club. The motto
is. "A Good Deed Is Never Lost
The next meeting will be April 5,
at the home OF G. Givens, 6347
Beechwood.
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Nifty Bridgetfes Club: Mrs. Glass
Hunter, OF Warren avenue, was
hostess to the club. Friday evening,
March 16. A savory luncheon was
served. There were four tables Of
bridge. First prize was won by
Mrs. Olive Sewell; second. Mrs.
Gwendolyn Vincent; third prize,
Mrs. Alma Bland. Other visitors
present were: Mrs. Clara Goode
and Mrs. Claudine Taylor. The
attending we're: Mrs. Be-
atrice Buckner. Mrs. Viola Sim
mons. Mrs. Matte Jefferson, and
Mrs. Mary G. Watkins.
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The Ladies' Benevolent Society
lheld it's election of officers, March
\6. at Brewster Center. Mrx. Dell,
Anderson. 550S Bangor. is presi
dent: Virginia Skepwith, 439 Wis
ger Road, Ecorse, vfce-president
Susie Chism. 2129 Macomb, record
ing secretary; Edith Wright. 535
Superior. corresponding secretary:
Mrs. Ray John, End vice-secre-
tary; Mrs. Josephine Vincent. 533
Leland. treasurer.
The club meets on the first
Tuesday Of each month. at Brews-
ter Center.
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Max kalbrener, Down for An
Eight-count, Rallies to
Beat Curtis

Fargo, N. D., April 11.-R)-Max
Kalbrener, young Moorhead welter-
weight, outpointed Al Curtis, aged
Fort Dodge. Ia, veteran, In the feature
six-round bout Of the final charity
fund benefit boxing program at the
Fargo Elks club Tuesday night.
Kalbrener was down for an eight
count in the first, drew in the second
and then won about Is he pleased
from the third round on when he be-
gan throwing straight punches to the
head. Kalbrener weighed l42, Curtis
1873.
Eddie Gillespie of Staples, MIMI,
stopped Elroy BuShaw Of Grand Forks
in the fifth round of another sched-
uled six-rounder after Bushaw had
had the edge up to the final round.
Both weighed 135.
Wild Bill Hassestrom, Alamo, 1872,
stopped Kid Miller Of st. Cloud In the
fifth round Of another scheduled six
rounder. Miller appeared to become
weary as he suffered from punches,
Hasselstrom's advantage in weight
and strength wearing him down,
Miller weighed ITS.
Howard Shiek Of Fargo easily out
pointed Julius (SpoonbilD Awes, Fort
Smelling soldier, in six rounds. They
both weighed 155.
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Plans for Baseball Season Being Made Throughout State
National League Clubs Still Boast
Comfortable Margin Over Americans
42-35 Margin Smaller Than l
Was Week A9oI Cleveland
Going Strong

New York, April ll-(F-With onl)
q week to 60 before the big shoJ
opens, the National League clubs stil
held comfortable margin over thet1
American League rivals wednesday,
In the Grapefruit League competition
The margin, however, was smalle1
than It was . week ago. due largely
to the consistency With which thu
Cleveland Indians have beaten thu
world champion New York Giants II
their spring series. To date the Ma
tional League clubs have chalked W
= victories In inter-league compete
tion against q for the American
League entries.
Last week tho National had . nine.
game margin. But since then the Ins
dams have beaten the Giants fou1
times in five clashes to climb up
among the leading teams In the CONE
petition and . couple Of other Amer1.
can League teams have shown signs a
improvement.
The results, which viii be wiped out
a. soon as the regular season opens
points to the st. Louis and Chicago
National League clubs as . couple
Of dangerous customers and Cleveland
AZ . standout In the junior circuit
The Boston Braves, with seven TIRE
umpt1s, and Chicago's White 6ox,
with six. also rate up among the big
winners.
The Cards head the list individually
with five victories and two defeats
followed by Cleveland with 8 and +
ana the Cubs with and 2.
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MUSH MARCH HERO
BY ENDING 10 tilt
after 80 Minutes
1880 Spectators Thrilled as
Two Great Teams Play
Careful Game
EIcHT.YEAR QUEST IS ENDED
chicagoans Had Edge From
Start; Detroit Six Makes
Desperate Stand

Chicago, April Chicago's
eight-year quest for the Stanley Cup
had ended In triumph Wednesday and
little Harold (Mush) March was pro-
fessional hockey's man OF the hour.
After more than 80 minutes Of bit
ter, logged hockey before q crowd OF
1880 spectators, March, the littlest
man on the Ice, drove q waist-high
shot into the net behind Wilt GUIDE to
give the Blackhawks a 10 victory
over Detroit,s Red Wings, the old
pewter cup and the world profession
al title.
It was this same March who slashed
home goal In an overtime period to
defeat Les CanadienS of Montreal in
the final match Of the second place
series Of the national league play
offs.
The Hawks, who floundered to q So
defeat Sunday night after defeating
the Wings on Detroit ice, were at
peak form again Tuesday night. From
the start they had the edge in one OF
the most carefully played matches
in the history Of the cup. Neither
team cared to take chances, and 1t wa
the Hawks who gained the break both
had sought through three regular
periods and 80 minutes, five seconds
Of overtime.
The break came when Edible Good
fellow, brilliant rushing Wing de-
fenseman, went to the penalty box to
serve out two minutes for tripping
Tommy Cook, centre on Chicagos
third forward line. As he skated alb
jectly to the coop, the Hawk money
line of March, Doc Romnes and Paul
Thompson hurried onto the ice.
The Wings hurled back two savage
rllshes, but couldn't beat the third
one. Romnes picked up the puck In
mid-ice and passed to March near the
right boards. Teddy Graham, Wing
defensemalf and former Hawk captain,
almost stopped March, but the little
fellow worked loose. skated toward the
Wing cage and let fly with . blist-
ering shot. Guide shifted to meet the
puck, but 1t sped past him into the
cage.