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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Second To Hold Special Service;
All Members Urged To Register

Rev. r I. Brady. pastor OF Sec
ond Baptist church. issues the fol-
lowing announcement to members
OF his congregation:
I'VE have few unregistered
members from 1898. With these we
are anxious to get in touch.
ITO that erd. we are holding
special service and extending 10
you a special invitation II YOU have
been a member of the Second Bap-
fist church during the year 1888
or 1899 and have not registered as
yet, on sunday, February Is.
I'VE trust that you may avail
yourself of the privilege OF atend-
ing the service. and see TO II that
your registration is complete. Re-
member. Sunday, February is, at
1890 a. M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
New Zion Baptist

Devotional service at 1880 sun
day morning was conducted by
Deacons McCloud and Brown. The
pastor took his text from Matt.
25;2l. We'll done. my faithful SER
want" The Rev. Mr.. Mercer is pas
tor.
Az 3 D. m. the Mission union rem
dered program. sponsored by Mrs.
ID. Hooks.
The evening worship was at Z 30
O'Clock, conducted by Deacon
Blouni The pastor preached from
~. 1914. subject. Hold Your
Pcfrc' God Fights Your Battle"
X. L. Blount. church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Starlight Temple OF
Truth

Services were conducted SUNDAY
at Starlight Temple OF Truth y
Mrs. Marie Gray and Mrs. Watkins
subject, THE Crucifxion OF Christ
The subject Sunday was. MY 500
keep my words" Moiher Williams
message to the world is Let's look
10 God and pray" The kingdom o
God is ut hard. Many we're pre-
sent at the services.
The BYPU meets every sunday
The Accapella choir will rendc'
a musical program, SUNDAY Feb
ruary Is. at 8 D. m. This choir 1
from the Church OF God Saints q
Christ. Professor Moore Is direc'
tor: Mrs. Hollis. pianist
Deacon c. Il. Johnson Is reporter,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
limited Christian Church To Observe
Third Anniversary On February 10

The United Christian church.
1851 Thirtieth street, will celebrate
It's third anniversary. from Feb
ruary 10 to 25. The following min
lsters and their choirs will parti-
cipate: Monday. February 10, the
Northwestern Christian church OF
which Rev. F. p. Arthur is pastor,
will take part Tuesday. February
20. Rev Charles a. Hill, OF Hartford
Avenue Baptist church, will speak.
wednesday. February - Rev J. L.
Moore OF John Wesley AMEZ
church, will conduct services
Thursday. February %. Rev NJ. II.
Garrard. OF East Grand Boulevard
Christian church. will speak.
The annual banquet will be held
Friday. February % az s p m. at
which time pr. Edgar Dewitt Jones,
clergyman aud lecturer, will be the
speaker
At II a m. Sunday, February 20,
Rev. r. II. Peoples. OF Indianaro-
lis, Ind, will preach. and AZ p.
m. Rev Horace A. White OF Ply
mouth congregational church. will
be guest speaker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17

The large cities Here we have the
swarky cahareis and the palaual
dance halls. said The pastor, oiier-
ne their seductive pleasures 10 our
church people 10 lead them from
the paths Of righteousness The
great pity OF it All T. that The
church people join bands WIN
hese forces OF mamron 20 make
these places prosperous while me
house OF God laneuisa for lack OF
Support The, give dollars TO me
house OF pleasure ami corruption.
but only dimes 10 the churches
yet Gods work must be victor
ious ard the yictors food must be
led 20 tho faithful Tho struggle
seems losing one sometimes be-
cause so many people get so FAR
aWav and think thar they car 90
anything and stay in the church
Bat ptv Martin warned. bcins m
the cAgrch does not always mean
iANA tA|t JOY " 'ft 0At 'f''i'ftt ~N'
hear must be RICH, before YOU can
De- assured Of tour place in the
kingdom You must Iced or he food
thar enables VOW to overcome That
hidden mamma that gives yoH the
strength 10 conquer SIN and win
sala,ton me Rev M Martin de-
clared
III YOU voplG have what IS good
for ,ol IN this world. YOU must
nsh, for a. You cannot win any
thirr worth whuc Without strug
Gle Won must make 2 light TO win
and lokep your religion You can't
just happen INFO heaven; but YOU
must justify Your right by your con-
dac' here IN this world You must
prove yourself worthy 10 be ac-
.ccpiahlc In his sight That hidden
mama is The vicfors food IN this
eternal struggle 10 i've for God
Have the faiih that Vii overcome.
lia,n me faith that viii move
mountains Have TIE ftith that Will
keen YOU ir that army or SAINTS
that viii come Dasthnc into his
kingdom ! know that my redccmor
iyeih because ~ is alive IN MY
soul
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Choral Union
To Hold Meeting
Services At
Ypsilanti
BY Bobble BIackman

Sunday. Feb. is at $3.50 p. m. the
Michigan Gospel Choral union will
hold its seventy-fourth monthly in
spirational meeting. Services will
be held at the Second Baptist
church. Ypsilanti, Mich. the Rev.
Garther Robertson, pastor.
Every choir in the union is ex-
pected to be out in full force. It's
a. nice little drive out and you will
enjoy the trip plus the warm well
come that will greet you. Second
Baptist is noted for having a live
minister with live people.
All persons who live in Detroit
and plan TO attend the Sunday SER
vices, please meet at New Salem
Baptist. the unions headquarters,
not later than $3.50 D. m. so we can
go together In a group. Those llv-
ing IL River Rouge and Ecorse.
please meet at the First Baptist
church. Ecorse at $3.50. Those liv-
Ing in Inkster and other points,
please come right out TO the
church.
All are curious 10 see who will
get the attendance banner. Both
banners Will be filed with new mu-
sic. Remember TO attend the Tn
ion rehearsals each Wednesday
night at New Salem and hear Pres.
Hutchins go over the new numbers.
CONGREGATIONAL meeting Is held
each Saturday night Prayer SER
vice is held each day from i1:4O
a. m. till 1910 p. m. One OF our
faithful singers, Mrs. Lula Smith.
who was conflred TO bed last week
Is up and out again.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Warren Ave. Baptist

The Rev. Mr.. Matthews preached
fine sermon Sunday morning
from Genesis 5:24; subject. THE
Importance OF walking With God. =
At 3 o'clock Group No. II held
State rally. Reverends Straw
ter and Hines spoke Georgia lead
Alabama
The Ladies OF the Silver Leaf
club gave tea Sunday afternoon
at 1914 r. Warren avenue.
Pastor Matthews preached an ex-
.cellent sermon in the evening from
Esther ll:1f.
On this weeks sick list are:
Luke Fountain. deacon and Mrs.
Gertrude Ephriam, who is IL Re-
ceiving hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Catholic News
BY J. n. MAY


At a meeting OF the Holy Name
Society OF ST. Benedict the Moor
church. held on Sunday. February
IL. the annual election OF officers
was held with the following re-
suits: President, Mr. Riley Lest
wich: Vice President, James Price;
Secretary. Charles Cote; Treasur-
er. Ernest Montgomery: Seargent at
arms, william Butler.
The members OF the Society at
tend Holy Mass and receive Holy
Communion in a body on the sec
ond Sunday OF each month In re-
paration for the sins against the
Second Commandment ard to
strengthen and solidify the men,
bers in their work.
ST. Benedicts Holy Name men
assist at the seven o'clock Mass on
the Second Sunday OF each month
and conduct their monthly confer
ence at three o'clock on the after
noon OF that day.
Every Friday night during Lent
IL YOU visit any OF the Catholic
churches you will hear the sad.
tender music OF the "Stabat Ma
ter" (Sorrowful Mother. You will
see the procession OF priest and al
tar boys with candles preceded by
large Crucifix. wend their way
slowly. solemnly through the
church. You will observe that at
certain pictures hung on the wall
OF the church. the procession stops
and the priest reads a meditation
and prayer on phase OF the Pas
sion OF Christ.
The service Is held In Sacred
Heart Church. Rivard and Elliot
on Friday evenings at 1880 and on
Sunday afternoons at three o'clock
At ST. BcredIct. the Moor Church.
Bcechwood AZ Begole avenues, the
service is held on the same days
and hours as at Sacred Heart
church.
To those who request a copy we
shall send q beautiful booklet FREE
on the "wAY OF THE CROSS"
Write F. O. Box 20 Grand River Sta
ton. Detroit. Michigan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
FLUSH KIDNEYS OF POISONS
AND STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS

3s-cent package OF GOLD MEDAL
haarlem Capsules and take as
directed.
This harmless. tried and true
msdicine gives results--you should
feel better In few days. As this
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Don't he an EASY MARK aud &C.
cept a substitute - ASK for Gold
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GOLD MEDAL the original .
genuine. Look for the Gold Medal
on the box-ss cents. Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Br ArtelIa W. HutchIns

A great love feast program was
witnessed all day last Sunday at
the New Salem Baptist church. Du-
boic and Illinois streets. the Rev.
G. II. walker, pastor. Encouraging
reports were made by the depart
mental heads OF the sunday School
who are Robert Smith, secretary
OF the Young Peoples department;
Deacon Mayes. superintendent, the
Adult department: Mr.. Simms. Sem
Tor department Supt.; Joe Fountain,
intermediate Supt.. Miss M. Oneal,
superintendent Juniors: Miss E.
williams, superintendent Primary
Dept. Mrs. Mesheau. Beginners
superintendent; Mrs. Mayes and
Myrick workers of the Cradle roll
and Mrs. C. II. Walker. superintend-
ent Home department.
The choir rendered splendid mu-
sic at II a. IN. Mrs. Walker d.
recting and Clarence Oneal at the
piano. The pastor presented the
Rev Mr.. Shateen who very ably
discussed the subjec. 1.-The Su-
preme Love OF God to Nan" in
keeping with heart Sunday. theme
Love"
At 3 p. m. the church was beau
tiful scene when the following
groups marched in as follows: New
Mt. Moriah. Mrs. Burt. pianist and
directress; The Willing workers,
Mrs. Annie Mitchell. president;
Second Baptist pastor and choir OF
Ferndale: Fews Memorial CINE
choir. Pastor Crane and members
and the New Salem choirs who
marched in the procession wearing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
St. Pauls Spiritual

Rev. l. Mitchell moved into her
new home at 1926 Melrose, a week
ago.
The choir under direction Of Prof
c. T.. Jones, will sing al the Good
VIII Baptist church. Sunday, Feb
ruary Is, at p. m.
Rev. Purdue. the pastor. and the
North Detroit Harmony Singers.
will render program on February
% at st Paul Spiritual church.
Admission fifteen cents.
MONDAY services are held from
~ 10 .. m. daily.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Live q Healthier. Happier,
Longer Life

Thousands OF men and women
wonder why backache bolhers
them-why they have 70 visit the
bathroom often al night-why now
i seanty and sometimes smarts
and burns
Any one OF these symptoms may
mean that your kidneys and blad-
der need attention now before
these minor symptoms may develop
into serious trouble.
To flush out excess waste poisons
and acid from kidneys. sooihe your
irrl'aied bladder and put more
healthy activity into them. Fet a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Allen Temple Church

Rev. w. A. Crider. The pastor q
Allen Temple AME church, preacn'
ed Sunday morning. text TAXI
now thy son, thine only son. lsaa'
whom thou lowest"
Services in the Afternoon we''
conducted by Rev. Harris, pas'o1
OF ST. Paul church in Souihwes'
Detroit, and Rev. BOYD, OF Quln1
Chapel. assisted by The choir
The Allen Day program condne'1
ed by the choir. with Mrs Tod1
directing, was an outstanding sao1
cess.
Pastor Crider left Tuesday Tor ~
Bishops council in Atlanta, ga
Gertrude johnson is church ri
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
BY Atty Alfred Casey


Ten years ago. The iarse huild-
ing thar IS New Light Baptist
church va, iast a sMsll old bak-
cry and Elhs aall In that baldns.
Rev b J. James in 1890. began
this huron and was Us pastor I'M
TIL his death. in 1885 Rev a. NJ
Martin CAME o tlis CONGREGATION In
1875 from canaan Baptist church IN
Flrf Michigan Since that time,
New Light Baptist church has
grown hy leaps and bounds To-
day us membership o. more than
twelve hNdrc is unified. enfhls-
issrc AMI cooperating.
SAT n u.v seat. loo ed around.
saw solid mass OF humanitys hil-
ing every scat aui standing around
The wails ala asked myself Why
What h Responsible fn this amaz-
ing accesSs ltcre ! said is one
OF those men @. small stature, late
ly come 20 urr ff FQt here IS q
thriving and ifroah.ns religions n
stl'lf.on
As key. Marua went o through
the service u vas not hare 10 gci
The answer Res s. 81 Martin has
q remarkable personaitv fine
strong voice. ability as wise ad-
mlnistrator good preacher and
warm soeia! conscience embodied
in'o prcSfam carried OCT by the
New Light Baptist church Then
! saw another rerv important,
thing Rtf Nh3t.u has he happy
faculty o. recosniz.ue and appre-
Caing all of The Constructive ef-
fort given % Vie church by an OF
it's supporting membets in p way
that makes for harmony and that
encourages cooperation In speak
inc % his MANY charitable actiyi-
tics Rev Martin said.
n an doing these fhires because
! io'e 70 be helpful 10 others ! am
not expecting any return and don't
want any return cxceii ne thought
OF having done some sood Tor some
one
That IS q picture ~ me real char
acier OF Or. Martin that has gone
into his leadership The church
operates free employment SER
vice open every day. an informa-
ton bureau FOR Strangers IN the
city. room placement service FOR
me members 10 aa them IN getting
the rgat people into their homes
-u'oe @. good people In getting
.afo good homes THESE are some
~ We reasoH, 'ar ire amazinr
growth ~ Ncw L.ehi BAPTIST
cnust1 Th"g should Sc mentioned
The wofk @, MISS Mae Feie-oa as
mr 'ral director ny fse Wnior choir
snG creaaist Sap has hsca great
'rsrluyc force n ne church
She IS Tie f'rtcor az the Cabin
,Anr iha siHes over NJR with
re Nlhn rHtsr & Marshall Us
cro0 ter NJ fa, co employment
Frrrce opea'e3 $, The church.
7frf are ra 'or moro teachers
81 if.ar raop because no.
ciNNn ar~ 9nia4 10 the chrr D.
fss'er f.Hn 'ha coming Of ~ n,3
tf3 ors ~ nstruc' thpn
The Sermon
ray Martin 'goe a eNi ftoa.
Revelations ~ iie rai hath as
ea~ ~ ain htar NNa, we nirt
saw =. tae f8ltcse ra hln
q affrtamstA ws ifAt 10 ea'
fng HfItlr fff.. - u.ff
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
FREE FREE FREE

~The Catholic Church and the
Blble,- as the Catholic Church the
Church Of Chrlst?- Send for these
-Face the Facts booklets. write
2. q. BOX 39. Grand River station.
Detroit. Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
NOTICE

!. Mrs. Nettie Eaton Wish 10 in.
form the public that I nm IN no way
connected with any political club,
and have never given anyone the
authority to use my name. This is
being mentioned In connection with
me appearance OF my name on the
stationery Of the West Side PeopIe's
Niendlng Committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17
Able Pastor OF
New Light Baptist
Doing Fine Work
Marshall Heads
Free Employment
Agency OF Church

Editors Nots'--rnsss Little v'sifs
TO Detroit Churches are made esch
seek ~ AttOrnes Alfred Casey " 10
u a speciai representative % The be-
troit rrihras In his articleA Attor-
ney Casey gives vivid. Closeup
ana Informative acccunt OF ne prog
re-s and activities OF the individual
churches visited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-17

Rev. A. =. Fisher, dean Of the
Baptist training school. De-
troif, who Will speak nj Tab
ernacle Baptist church. 61l3-l5
Beechwood street sunday. Feb.
II ut $3.50 p. m. on "The Negro
In Religion The address Will
terminate the weeks obser-
vance al the fifteenth annual
Negro History Week Of the
church. Rev. Fisher Is conduct
Ing n series OF lectures ON "The
Negro In America" nj the First
Baptist church. woodward and
Pingrec avenues. Next week
viii conclude the series. Rev.
Fisher i a young minister OF
prominence and has gained
much recognition In Detroit for
his religions and educational
work being done here.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-03-21
Redwood Only
Survivor of
1899 Champs
MILAN, HUTCHINSON
MARSHALL LOSE
CROWNS IN PLAY

Milan, Hutchinson and Mar
shall all fell by the wayside in
district tourney play last week.
end to leave Redwood Falls the
only regional team which was in
the big show last season. .
Dawson dumped the flashy
Milan team in the eleventh dist
riot, taking a semi-finals game Is
to % in two overtime periods.
Montevideo moved up meanwhile
by nosing out Appleton % to %
and in the finals, Monte made
easy work of spelling Dawson's
hopes for a title with a 27 to 10
victory.
Hutchinson, the defending
champ, forced Norwood-Young
America into an overtime period
in district L but lost the contest
20 to ID. Glencoe had as tough a
time with Olivia, winning "a to
%. Glencoe then triumphed in the
finals game 80 to Is aiter Hutch
insor. had beaten Olivia 80 to 20
for third place and Stewart had
outscored Renville rs to II in the
consolation playoff.
Tracy assembled to the district
nine throne without meeting Mar
shall, last years champ. In first
round games, Marshall beat Wood
Lake % to IS, Minneota disposed
of Ivanhoe "a to IA, Hendricks
stopped Lake Benton So to Is and
Tracy tripped Tyler 81 to II. r.
Minneota was too strong for
Marshall % to 81 in the semi
finals while Tracy had little
trouble with Hendricks, winning
26 to IL, Bill Mains overtime per-
iod bucket won for Tracy over
Minneota 18 to Is in the finals
after Marshall had earned third
place by beating Hendricks SO to
"a. ':---.s.---ss.--s'.--a'5s-
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-03-21
Cards Set Record
In Beating Lambs

The Cards hurtled the first OBJ
stacle in defense of their district
title when they swamped Lam
berton 81 to 81 in a first round
game of the tourney Thursday
night. 1t was the first time a
team had scored 81 points in the
New Ulm gym.
Redwood clicked from the start,
jumping into a 9 to l lead at the
quarter, and increasing their mar
gin to % to at the half mark.
The score at the end of the third
frame read Cards 38, Lambs IL.
Coach Zimmerman substituted
frequently, using every possible
combination of his eight men and
each player made a fine showing.
That every member of the Card
team can score was proved as
the box score showed Duea, Dick
meier and Hustad with nine
points each, Stensvad with eight,
Lang, five, Hoffman and Otto
four, Storts three. Bellig of LAM
berton was high for his team with
IA markers, followed by Marben
with seven.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-03-21
FAIRFAX BEATEN
IN SEMI-FINALS

Redwood advanced to the finals
play with crushing 81 to Is vic
tory over a fighting but outclassed
Fairfax quint in the nightcap of
Fridays semi-finals. It was the
second consecutive night that the
Cards ran the scoreboard to 81.
Not until the second quarter did
the Cardinals really find their
tourney stride. They led 8 to S
at quartertime but ran the count
to % to 8 at the half, with Stems
vad, Duea, Diekmeier and Lang
all contributing.
Stensvad and Hoffman started
the second half hot, running the
score to 80 to 10. Duea swished
twice ard Hustad once as the
third stanza ended SO to 10.
The last quarter found Coach
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-03-21
II points. Hambrecht was high
New Ulm (19)
Gaylord Dumps
Favored Indians

Gaylord's stock went up con-
siderably in its defeat of a favor
ed Sleepy Eye quint, 81 to Is in
the first game played. The win
ners were ahead 8 to 8 at
the quarter, IL to 9 at the in
PERMISSION and II to Is starting
the final frame. Norman Zachow,
Gaylord center, took scoring hon.
ors with IL counters. Syverson
paced the Indians with seven.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-03-21
Gaylord (21
Fairfax Wins Close
Game With Morgan

The small but fast Fairfax
quint nosed out Morgan Al to SO
in the final game Thursday night.
Morgan started strong leading
9 to 6 at the end of the first
stanza, but Fairfax jumped into
a Is to Is lead at the half. The
score was knotted five times in
the third period, Fairfax leading
% to % at the whistle, and gain
ing a five point advantage short
ly after the last frame started.
They kept the margin through the
balance of the contest. Wiper
mann, sub-district star, led the
scoring with l6 markers. Bruce
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-03-21
Gaylord Victim
OF Springfield

Led by the sharp-shooting Pot
ter. brothers, Springfield swept
through the zone defense CT Gay
lord to take a 36 to Is victory.
Warren and Vernon Potter scor-
ed eight points each, followed by
Kruger with seven and Sellner
with six. Kuelbs led Gaylord's
scoring with six, Zachow follow
ed with four points.
Springfield led to 4 at the first
quarter, Is to 9 at intermiSsion
time and rs to IA going into the
last frame. ... .... =:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-03-21
g CARDINALS ON
ALL-DISTRICTS

Sports writer's of Redwood Falls
and New Ulm newspapers had
more than the usual number of
iangles before deciding which ten
men to place on all-district teams
and which to put where.
As finally decided, three Car
dinals earned places, Paul Duea.
and Elmer Diekmeier as forward
and guard on the first team, Ellis
Lang as center on the second. The
Potter boys, Warren and Vernon,
of Springfield were also placed on
the first with Norman Zachow,
Gaylord, at center:
With Lang on the second string
are Wippermann, Morgan; Frank
of Fairfax, Gerber of New Ulm
and Bellig of Lagnberton.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-03-21
Fielders Triumph
Over Eagles 35-19

Springfield gained the semi
finals by defeating New Ulm in
the first game of the tournament
35 to 19. The count was knotted
at six at the end of the first STAN
"a and the Krauters led II to s
at half-time, remaining in the
lead % to II at the start of the
last quarter. Warren Potter,
Springfield's scoring ace led with
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-03-21
GOLFERS TO MEET

st. GATHERINGS church base
ment has been secured for the
annual banquet meeting of the
Redwood Falls golf club Tuesday,
April 2. c. H. Burmeister, heading
the program committee in the
absence of Leon H. Brown, chair
man, says he hopes to obtain some
good motion pictures for the
event.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-03-21

Gaylord took consolation hon.
ors, defeating the Fairfax quint
% to % in the preliminary game.
Fairfax led to 4 at the quarter,
but the Gaylord team, led by
Norman Zachow, spurted to lead
16 to 10 at the half and Is to Is
at the beginning of the last frame.
Fairfax belated rally fell short.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-03-21
Baseball Meeting
In City April 2

The Redwood County Baseball
league will hold its annual meet
ing in the Redwood Falls city hall
Tuesday, April 2 at 8 p. m. All
managers interested in entering
teams in the loop this season are
invited to be there.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-03-21
Tourney In Brief

INdIS.
Redwood Falls 43, Springfield
3d..
Consolation:
Gaylord 20, Fairfax %.
Semi-finalS:
Redwood Falls 81, Fairfax Is.
Springfield SO, Gaylord Is.
First Round:
Redwood Falls 81, Lamberton q
Gaylord 81, Sleepy Eye Is
Fairfax Al, Morgan SO
Springfield 35, New Ulm 10
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1940-03-21
STATISTICS

Zimmerman substituting freely,
using first one combination and
then another, while the Cards kept
dropping them in for Is more
points. Fairfax was held to 4
free toss by Frank and goal by
Pfeffer in the final moment. Duea
and Lang led the Cards scoring
with Is and IA points. Bruce
Frank got two of Fairfax's field
goals and three gift shots for sew
en- DointS.