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Woodruff School Boy
Scout Troop Organized

The organization OF Woodruff
School Boy Scout Troop 7 was com.
pleted Tuesday night with the ap-
pointment OF four assistant Scout
masters. They include Thomas
Cuozzo, Leland Bachman. Tavern
Moore and Eugene Mitchell. The
leaders will meet next Monday night
at the home OF Scoutmaster Floyd
Smith for dinner. They will discuss
plans for the year.
A squad of IS boys and leaders
was organized for ushering at the
football game In Ann Arbor Satur-
day and some time was spent in
eyaluating the ushering last week.
Plans were made for a demonstra-
ton meeting to be given for Scout
ers and a tree planting ceremony
at Camp Newkirk October is was
discussed.
. There was a period of games be-
fore and after the meeting, under
the direction of Mr.. CuoZZo. Each
patrol worked on its particular
problems during the advancement
period.
Boy Scouts OF Troop 3 met at the
home of Eugene Beatty, Scoutmas-
ter Tuesday evening and enjoyed
a cook out in his back yard. After
ward there was ping pong tourna-
ment in the basement and Leonard
Hensen. junior assistant Scoutmas-
ter. won with Clarence Williams,
runner-up.
Ten boys and two leaders were
assigned to usher at the game Sat
urday.
Previously the boys had held their
patrol meetings. Dues were collect
ed from six boys Tuesday night
and the troop will be re-registei ed.
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Wayne to Start
Four Sophomores

Detroit, oct. 1-AP-Four sopho-
mores appear slated for starting as
signments on the Wayne Universi-
ty football team Friday when it
meets the favored University of
Detroit eleven in a renewal of the
intracity rivalry under the lights.
Coach Joe Gembis probably will
select ends Frank Sabo and Herb
Jeschke, tackle Don Young and
Guard Tom Collard to team with
seven players with at least limited
experience. Sam Carpenter, negro
halfback from Flint, is on the in
jury list
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more, once impersonated a gypsy
at a costume ball and fooled every
one. even my husband. He paid me
lavish compliments which proves it
Is an infallible disguise-what's
that?" she queried abruptly. as
buzzer on his desk gave jumbled
spluttering.
cts a warning signal"
With frantic speed he pointed to-
ward an adjoining conference
room. Lock the door"
Only seconds later, when the
door was flung open and Theodore
Vincent walked in, there was no
one in the lawyers Office except
Stone himself, very busy at his
desk, with legal papers. The mil
lionaire Vincent made his way
staggeringly to a chair and Topped.
There were no greetings, no hand
clasps.
Accustomed as he was to Theo-
dore Vincent's debaucheries, Stone
nevertheless was shocked at the
mans appearance. To himself he
said: why, the man actually is
diyty." Aloud, he censured coldly,
you look worse than I've ever
seen you look"
Unshaven chin on chest, Vincent
glared up at the quiet-faced, weary
lawyer. Ignoring the criticism, he
said viciously, Il wish you could
realize how much hate you. only
hope l get the chance some day to
prove it to you"
Stone interrupted in calm
voice. I'm not interested in your
opinion Of me, Theodore, so get to
the point. What do you want ?"
His insolent guest disregarded
the reprimand and went on in
/ jeering voice. 80 noble, such a
good man. That's what my mother
says about you. Oh, she thinks
everything you do and say is Cody.
Stone the Saint! And she takes
your advice, too, except when you
try to talk her into giving Carlyle
to Ylena. There, you're stuck!"
With SNUG satisfaction he pre-
dlcted, You'll never accomplish
that. Incidentally. you help Ylena
a lot, don't your" His voice was
now growing angry. Puffy, purplish
veins stood out on his temples and
his hands were shaking. You're
going to get into trouble II you
don't leave Ylena alone. Giving her
money and furniture-oh, / know
all about it. I've been out there. ]
saw her-she threatened me with
shotgun-the Wildcat" His eyes
were raging, as he remembered.
Things will be different when go
out there again"
stone said, You're going TO get
into trouble yourself, IL you don't
leave her alone. Now, I'll give you
one more chance to tell me what
you want before I put you out Of
here"
I've got TO get Strengthened out
before Christmas so /" Words
tapered off as he picked up Ylena's
glass from a smoking table and
shifted it. Gleefully he looked at
stone. "Ahai Just wait until / tell
mother that her precious Vernon
Stone has to have his early drinks
And not Just an ordinary drink, but
in a water tumbler." He grinned
with sly delight, then finally burst
into boisterous laughter as he
watched the lawyers features grow
tense with what he took to be cha
grin. Then abruptly Vincents fea-
lures sobered. He peered closely at
the crystal glass. About the gold
trimmed top was a tiny. half-circle
Of deep coral lip-rouge.
ITO Bo Continued)
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CHAPTER TEN

NEW YORK was cold, grimy and
depressing, especially at the hour
Ylena arrived. Approximately she
Rugged her fur coat about her and
thought wistfully Of La MADEIRA
sunshine. There, even in winter, the
8 o'clock sky was a. promising,
rudy haze. To kill time, she de-
cided to walk to Vernon stones Of
fees, in the lower Fifties.
Looking purposely plain, her long
hair tucked beneath a tight turban
Of silk paisley, she avoided the usu-
al route and tapped briskly along
back streets. At a corner drug
store she stopped for an inexpen-
sIvs counter breakfast of fruit,
raisin-toast and hot chocolate, and
dawdled over a couple OF morning
papers.
Even 50 it was barely half-past
nine when she entered the. staid
building that housed Vernon
stones suite Of Offices. The girl in
the omce. busy with fern and
hlack-red roses for a pompous ia
bic arrangement, said: Good
moin.ng' in her best, questioningly
formal tone reserved for the un-
knoWns, then stood motonless.
Mrs. Vincent But I didn't know
you" She began TO stammer. "Oh.
I'm so sorry--with your hair up-I
didn't recognize you" She managed
gesture toward the private cham
bers. please go right in. Mr.. Stone
is in, and alone"
For a moment after the early
visitor dashed through his door, the
lawyer looked baffled. Then be
leaped to his feet.
"Ylena! II is you, isn't il, Ylena
But, my Lord. what has happened
You look So" lie clasped her
hands and led her to a soft chair
then rushed to closet-bar anC
poured some liquor into a water
glass. Drink this, my dear. You
hands are like ice. He took a mo-
ment 10 caution the front Office
''No calls, please, Miss Forbing."
The undiluted whiskey brought ,
sharp pain to Ylena's throat, bu
she swallowed dutifully and FINALLY
managed a slight smile. Il feel Iik'
some Rhodesian outcast havinj
whiskey at this hour Of the morn
ing" With her free hand sh
ysnked off the tight turban an
released her hair.
That's better" approved Stone
"You don't look quite so much tn
peeled onion-but,, Ylena, get to II
What brings you TO New York ?"
He sat down on the arm Of he
chair and listened with attentiv
concern while she recounted, wor
for word, Theodore Vincent's visl
TO her desert home.
At the conclusion, Stone said de
spairingly, $50 that's it? No wor
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TO llST UNEMPLOYED

Detroit, Oct. 1-INS-The Michi-
gan State Unemployment Commits
sion said today it is planning to
register unemployed workers both
at the Offices of the Michigan Tn
employment Compensation Com
mission and in plants where there
are wholesale layoffs. Registra-
ton lists, particularly OF skilled
workers, will be utilized to fill the
need for skilled defense workers.
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/ III i By LORENAF CARLETON ,CN
WRITTEN FOR AND RELEASED BY CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION

der I've run into a blank wall at
every turn. But what l can't I'M
derstand is Theodore being so fool
ish as TO tell you all this"
With solemn. insinuating eyes,
the girl looked directly at Vernon
Stone. Il think we both know Theo-
dore gets a bit added at times. Be-
sides, he never dreamed d come
here. Neither did ! when I started
counting money. Even with rob-
bing cream pitchers and pig banks
l barely had ticket money. l
couldn't have stood TO borrow. So
I packed a basket with enough
oranges, crackers, cheese and chick
en- sandwiches to last four days.
Oh, Vernon" she laughed shakily,
If you could have seen me killing
and roasting one Of my beloved
hens. 1t broke my heart. worked
until daybreak getting ready.
There's a little interurban between
one Of the Indian schools and
town. l caught the first one-so
here I am via day coach and lunch
basket"
Stone laughed without humor in
his voice. "Ylena of the special
built automobiles and train draw
ing rooms, riding the trolley and
the coach. l don't like it," he said
vehemently.
"Nonsensei" The girl dismissed
his vexed concern with a toss Of
out-hung fingers. I've been poor in
my life. I'm poor again. That's all
there is TO that. In fact, I enjoyed
/ the trip except for that absurd fear
Of being watched all the time. But
I suppose everyone with an enemy
feels that way.2
Vernon got up and began walk
ing back and forth. "Ylena, you're
in a dangerous position.
Pose is in a worse one" the girl
reminded, and it's all my fault.
She would be SAFE If she hadn't
tried to help me. Vernon, it's up to
US to find her"
But how ?" He pressed clenched
fists against his gray temples.
How, Ylena?" Again he sat down
on the arm Of her chair. "You know
I've suspected something like this
all along. When l first told Theo-
dore that Rose had disappeared he
was so distressed-to distressed
After that never could reach him
I Old Mealy-Mouth, the butler, said
/ Mr.. Vincent was out"
"Oh. that Garrison! How de-
spise him. And it's mutual"
But this wasn't Garrison"
Wasn't Clarkson ?" echoet
Ylena. She gave Stone look Of
utter CONSERVATION. why, Theo.
dore has had Clarkson for years
He depends on him for everything
Re couldn't do without him. II,
wouldn't do without him" Her eye.
narrowed with speculation; sud
denly she clutched the lawyer.
| arm with both hands. vernon
Theodore isn't doing without Clark
: son. He is watching Rose. When W,
, locate Clarkson, we locate Rose"
, BY 1ove, Elena, I believe your,
b right. But we can't just go gaddin,
: about the streets of New Yorl
] looking for him"
80 long as I've known him he'
. never missed early Mass at Sain
e Joseph's. III 90 there next Sunda,
: and watch for him"
4 won't let you. Ylena. It's to,
r dangerous"
e Not II wear a black wig an,
a dark makeup. Now, Vernon" sh
{ cut in ahead Of his - yet unuttereI
protests. j know what I'm talkinl
: about. You hardly knew me wit
? my hair under a turban. Further
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SEEKING JURY

Detroit, Oct. Inns - Efforts
were continued today to select 4
jury to hear the trial of Former
Mayor Richard w. Reading and g.
others charged with conspiracy in
the operation of numbers and poll
cy games So far. II days have
been consumed in an effort to pick
a jury and 35s prospective jurors
have been rejected.
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Gridiron Honors

College end. has been notified by
his Charlevoix draft board OF de-
ferment from military service until
next June. when he is to be grad
uated. Carey. whose brother Charles
Is a Michigan State fullback, was
all-eonference choice in the Mich
igan intercollegiate Athletic Assoc
citation last year in both football
and basketball
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AsslsrAN1P PROFESSIONAL

Detroit. Mich, Oct. 1-AP-El-
don Briggs, OF Lansing, one OF Mich
igan's foremost amateur golfers,
Tuesday became assistant profess
sional at the Red Run Club here,
succeeding Horter McVeigh, who
was killed this summer in an auto
mobile accident Briggs also is to
accompany pro Mortie Dutra on a
winter assignment in California.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-01
LADIES LEAGUE
Standings
Sally Sheer

Sally Sheer
Hall 35s, Eyerard 442. Worden
374, Wendt 399, Cameron 3S6. To
tails 613. 655. 69l-1959.
j. E. Moore
Schaffer 800. Nelson 277. Bat
telle 474, Hayward S44. Wisbin 421.
Totals 612, COS. 6O5-1s22.
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SYNOPSIS


TLENA VARANOFF. young and pretty
wife %
THEODORE VINCENT, wealthy east
erner. arrives in La MADEIRA. She
sends
ROSE. housekeeper for
VERNON STONE, the vincen. family
attorney. back east TO keep her in
formed about
CARLYLE, Ylena's little daughter.
who is in the custody Of Vincent's
mother. Tlena meets two young men
In La MADEIRA. One.
TATE CROMWELL, IS arrogant self
confident Of his way with women
The other,
SCOTT HAMILTON, Is q pleasant
young dude rancher.
YESTERDAY: Using a shotgun given
her b, Scott. Ylena Gusts Vincent
from her house.
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Yohn 525. Herbst 57S. Lam sos.
Connolly 454. Harner 54i. Handicap
l05. Totals 93S. 500. S99-27O6
Singer
Kennedy sos, Hubscher 573. Max
5s2, McCullum 537, Hall $50. Totals
$50, 95l, 9o2-2S03.
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Is This Asking Too MUeh7

Is THIs HskTHB TOO VUNHE
People by the hundreds who have driven the new Dodge
say almost the same thing. They say they could not
and would not go back the old way of driving 1t is
not asking too much, believe, that you investigate
these revolutionary Dodge qualities.
You should experience the ebb and flow of Dodge
power, any speed, in any traffic, with without
shifting gears you may wish You should measure its
new economy against the old and realize that Dodge, all
by ITSELF has turned the into day of
motorcar performance, long life, and DePendabiliy
pependobility Forever the Watehword
II unquestionably true that fewer will be built
this coming year, according to your own defense re-
quirements But above all, it is true that there can
never any curtalment of Dodge motorcar quail
ity-and no substitute, ever for Dodge DePendability
ncw Dodge car rs a basic Investment for fbe years
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American leqlon

Schrepper sos. Tunnicliffe 5tS.
Schaffer 392, Hayward AL II.
Smith 56S. Totals 759, 9i1, rs
24oS
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Streicher's

Harris 5i4. Pierson 511. Living
ston 429, Streicher Jr. Az, Streicher
Sr. SOP. Handicap 45. Totals $40,
S76, S22 250S.
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Shaefer's

Koch 5S5. Wales $50. Leabu $50.
L. Wales 517. Ziegler 1876, Handicap
rs. Totals S35. 943. s51-2629.
Haab's
Smith 537, Stoll SOC, Schoolmas-
ter 557, Schwall sos. Franklin 5O7.
Totals S35. S95. SS5-2615.
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SERVICE DEFERRED

Alma. Mich. Oct. 1-AP- Keith
carey, siX-foet, three-inch Alma
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Shaefer

Stewart AS. West S2S, Connolly
296, Wales 346. Crouch Asa. Totals
700, 665. go 204l.
Motor State
Miller 367. Klavitter 1928. Leonard
277, HUM 403, Garbe 400. Handicap
1S6. Totals Gao, $50, 652-1962.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-01
HOUSE LEAGUE
Standings

Lambert SIS Stein ASS. Sinkule
551. Meyers SOS. Jones $50. Totals
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Packers
Cities Service

Bird 3ss. Kindshoven 1876, Hutch
ms 40, Hufnagle 1856, Harner ass.
Totals 654. 72s, 695-2077.
Cities Service
Max $50, Cole 997, Greenman 1872,
Lidke 433 Corbeille 444 Totals GA,
70S, 65i-2036
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Kuzma, Norcross
Bowling Scores
$50. 1000 sso-27l2

SS2. 1000. SsO-27l2.
Beer Cooler
Roll 542. Smith 1853. Stewart 547,
Schwall $50, fowler $50. Handicap
As. Totals AZ. 900, s9S-2765.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-01

Bates 1868. Vandelind 25S. Mess
ner 35S, Hubbard 2S1 Campbell
4e7, Handicap las. Totals $50, 637,
554-l747
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Anders 36i, Collier S45. william
son 312. Franklin ass, Ryan 437.
Totals 615. $50. 6S9-191S.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-01
The New
and the Finest DODGE

EVERY MAN OR WOMAN who buys one'of these new
Dodges will get for his money the very finest car
that Dodge has turned out. He will get it, of
course, from smaller total production, because the
Government of the United States has first call upon
Dodge factories and But repeat, every civilian
buyer of Dodge will receive for his invest
ment all of the traditional Dodge quality at higher
levels of endurance, performance and economy than
Dodge has supplied them before.
Power-Fiow Engine FOR AH-FIuid Drive
He will get literally, the climax value of twentyseven
years of fine engineering He will get the Phenom
ens success of Dodge All-Fuid Drive He will get the
new Power-Fow Engine, designed and adapted as the
more powerful complement to the fluid smoothness of
Dodge AlFluid Drive He will get motorcar of life
time lasting qualities in which riding and driving have
become almost the thing-excePt that the driver
gets the added JOY of command
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-19
Michigan State Pitchers Face
Powerful Normal Battery, Win

What charmed lives those Michi-
gan State pitchers must have,
Here they've faced Michigan
Normal's supposedly powerful bat
ting combination two times this
season. and on each occasion they
have quite effectively silenced the
Huron shillslshs. That's how the
Spartans defeated the Stitesmen
40. at Briggs Field Saturday.
Wiley John kobs. Michigan State
coach. sent Joe Skrocki. junior.
to the mound in a surprise move.
Skrocki is so much OF an unknown
that not even his best friends are
cognizant OF the fact that he is a
semi-official member OF the Spar.
tan throwing stan
."Skrocki's had sore arm all
season." Kobs explained after tho
game. Il thought would use him
for a few innings today. subsyi.
tuting a relief pitcher II necessary.
Prior TO this afternoon. he has
worked only seven innings on the
mound for State
Skrocki is still something OF 4
mystery to the Hurons. Exhibit
ing nearly perfect control, he
gave up just three hits.
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NdHIts DtnInu leader.
Sundays Results
Chicago 7. Brooklyn 4.
New York 5, Pittsburgh 4.
Cincinnati 4, Boston 3.
st. Louis S, Philadelphia s.
Today's Games
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Only games scheduled.
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Rapids, OF injuries suffered Satur.
day night when thrown from a car
driven by his stepson, Stanley Site,
rs, naar Lake Odessa.
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Sports Calendar

TO-DAY
City League sottball
Merchants vs. United Stove al
Prospect.
American Radiator vs.. Trojan
Laundry at Island PARK.
Motor State vs.. Willow Run at
Recreation.
All games start at SIS p. nj.
TODAY
City League Baseball
Merchants VS. Central Special.
ty. Recreation Park. 5:45 p m.
Tennis
Ypsilanti High School VS.. Plym-
9uth. there
Golf
Ypsilanti High School VS.. River
Rouge. there.
TUESDAY
Baseball
Roosevelt High School VS.. Chel-
sea. here.
Ypsilanti High School vs.. Lin
coin, there.
City League
= United Stove VS.. Cubs, Recrea-
ton Park, 5:45 p. m,
Tennis
Roosevelt High School vs.. Mon
roe, here.
Golf
Ypsilanti High School vs.. Ann
Arbor High, there.
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Sports Roundup

New York-INS Handsome Billy Conn., the million dollar
baby Upce Mike Jacobs nursery of heavyweight hopefuls will
risk his longawaed chance Champion Joe Louis in June
when he hrd-raer Buddy Knox rounder Pitts
burgh next Monday night.
Minneapolis -AP>v Indiund's mighty mites of track and
field 7ohope sho1VH hsyGke the going SUen its hardest 90
rest this 'Veekend seeking lane Five of the eight Hoosev
stars 1ho scored rs points here Saturday Bio
championship and vOeek Miehgans hopes for fifth straight
rO5- lvW compete IN the neatly created Los angeles relays
an Hlaona meet 10 be held merit Saturday the Los angeles
Memorial Coliseum.
Milwaukee Wis. -INS Petey Scalzo MIA feaherweight
champion from New York ruled to favor successfully
defend his crown tonight against Phil Zwc of Kaukauna Wis.,
pm lSround bout Milwaukee auditorium The youthful champ
conceded edge the 3yeaod challenger in speed and
general class but hackers the local bow had hopes he might
IAN upset by tagging Scalzo with his powerful right
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. inches. Ted Webb tied with Bren-
nan Clark, Of Wayne. for fourth.
Michigan Normal gained points In
only three other events. Eddie Ro.
senzweig placing second In the dis
Gus and third In the shot put and
Arnold Cooperman tying for third in
the high jump.
Arrington's contribution to States
victory was a brilliant performance
in four events. He scored 1914 out
OF a possible 20 points as he won
the shot, discus and broad jump
and tied for first In the high jump
Other meet winners were Bob
Wingo. OF Wayne, who established
a field record OF :49.2 In the quar-
ter-mile; Stukkie, who successfully
defended his 100 yard dash title,
and Horace Coleman. OF Western
State, who defeated Stukkie in the
900
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Y. H. S. Golfers Find Going in
Regional Tourney Rather Hard

Ypsilanti High Schools golf
team found the going rather tough
In the Regional Golf Tournament
held at Huron Hills Country Club
In Ann Arbor Saturday as they
could score no better than Az
which was Just forty.two strokes
off the pace set by BEDFORD I'm
ion in winning the Glass B crown.
Redford's total OF $40 qualified 1t
along with Birmingham, second
place winner with 1885,, for the
State High School Golf Match to
be held May 81 over the UNIVERSE
ty of Michigan course in Ann Ar
Dor. In Glass B competition Ho.
well with 1913 was still ahead Of
the fourth place local squad while
Roseville's 1870 brought up the
rear.
Don Hubbard, top player OF the
Braves, managed to win some in
dividual honors for himself. how
ever. as he hung pair OF ASS to-
gether to hit an even 80 for third
low medalist honors in Glass B.
Wakely Pepoon's 42-44 for an IS
paced the B teams while Lionel
Esslin shot an SO to be second low
medalist. Pepoon and Esslin both
competed for BEDFORD Union.
Among the locals Bill Kruse
was the only one besides Hubbard
to break 100 as he barely got un.
der the wire. with a SO. Harold
Harner and Sid Stokes were both
we'll over the mark the former
hanging up a 10s while the latter
was way off the pace with lis.
In both Class A and Class C
teams from Ann Arbor captured
the honors as Ann Arbor High
turned in a score of 351 to top the
former and University High cap
tured the latter with 1868.
Following are the medalists and
,5eam scores in Glass A and C:
Glass ANN Arbor High ISL,
Royal Oak 352, Dearborn 379,
Ferndale 1856, Plymouth 391,
Crosse. Pointe All. and Jackson
433. Medalists -Bub Holm, Royal
Oak, 41-41-S2; Frank Frisinger.