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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-12
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ltriere Stl,benten fms eifrig nit
Sen arbeifen fir BEN fatboliiden
8reiiemonat beibaftiet. Der Monat
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5orberlng 1bieIes @erfes Der gerbrcis
tnng fatboliider 8abrbeit i,no fatbo-.
Iiider 8Iaubensfiibri1na. Miitter i,no.
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,lnb Galtten ,,nierer stubei,ten iper-
ben eri,ldt, a,l bieien1 greiie- -apoitoz
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sbenfen i'm Solephin1lnt redt niele
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bradt ,mO mir boffen, bob Der gr-
fole Der oiesiabrigen Yreiiefampagne.
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gs iino peri6ieoene tpertpone Brei-
Re ouseeiett fir oieienieea St,toen-
ten, ipelden es eelinet, bie meiiten
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fabren, ipdbrenb sic seltern idon
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8elesenbeit eeboten, uniere Stu6en-
ten at @eipinnern al maben lmb bas
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at belfen. @eun ieber 2eier uno ie6e
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einienoet, tpiro bic biesidbriee &am.
pagne obne 3tpeifeI bon grfolg &C.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-12

~ 2ieber 2eier! @erbe elm Ereie-
apoItel: Senoe in bieiem Greiiemonat
5ebrl.ar ipenigitens ei,,en nelten- 2eier
fit ben Ohio 8aiienfreltnb ooer bas
SSoIepbinum @eefln elm!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-02-12
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Sellte morgen falloten mir an SSobl
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iDar elmer Der beiben Diamantrillgc,
bon Oener mir Dor etli6en sSsabrel
|nniern 2eiern er5ablten.
ltnlere Stitbertel, battel ip1brcnb
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iltbt ilno mir batten einen1 Ser 8obl-
tater einen 8iamantri,lg berIproben.
Serrn Oic@ee ltnlern beralibiten
Danf llno alien aroern &oBltdterll
gSir bebarern MIR, oaB mir nibt ie-
Dem eiiten Diantalltring ienoen f0ll-
net.
X * x
( gs Ioltfe,l bailfig aufrase,l iiber
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bel inns eill. Nin gelai1g es inns, leB-
te 8odJe elmer beidranften Ansabl
.iebr beliebter oeutlher @ebetbiiher,
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

uno borbereiteno auf oen gottliben
@elterloler bin, tpelder Ser Mittel=
punft ser Menidbeit lit.
9ie @eburt Gbrilti lit III ieoer 8c=
5ieblng oas 9robte umb iuidtielte
greignis ser 8eltgeidid)te.
Ser eeiitreide &ultl,rbiitorifer
Soultou Stepart 9bantberlain i6rei6t
in ieil1em beriibnten 8ube u9ie
@runolagen OeS 10. SabrbrnOertS':
u9ie @ebrrt Gbriiti lit baS lui6tialte
Datun1 ser geiamten @ei6idtc ser
Menibbeit; feline Sdladt, fein Ste
gierltnesantritt, fein Notllrpbdnomen
belitt cine Iol6e 8e6eutung mel6c
NIT bem fl1r5en Groenleben bes 60
Iiliers pergliden meroen fonnte. 81
ne falt 5ipeitauienoiabriae @eididte
benefit oas - es lit tief innerli1 be-
redtigt, ipenn mir ienes Sabr bas
Sabr Gins nennen unb lpenn mir
bon ibm aus uniere 3eit bere6nen -.
SSa, in ei,,em eeipiiien Sirnc biirfert
tpir iagen: sic eigentlide @eidibte
beeinnt crit NIT 9briiti @eburt." 60
idreibt elm 5rei6enfer.
Die &elt preiit oie @roBtaten et-
mes Mleranoer, Mug,iitus, &arIs 6es
@roBen, 9eapoleons. 8ir bertiefen
nns NIT 8eiuunoerlmg in sic Ybilo=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

eiiten elm, initanbe, Rettlng ourb
b0bere 8abrbeit un6 burd gntIiinoi>
gung 5u bringen.
9so6 biel peniger als sic Ybilo>
lopBie bern1obten 2iteratur llno
&unit ser 8elt 6as eriebnte @liid 5u
beri6affen. 2ange bate bas beioz
nij6e elltertum abnlid) pie oas
Neltbeioentlm oe1n Staate cine
omnipotente 8eoelltung 5ltgel6rie=
ben. slber Sic g0ttlide 8orleblng
bate sic emit bliibenoeu gtepublifen
@rie6enlanos ,mtergeben laiien. Sic
batte oas r0miide 8eltreid in ieiner
flrbtbaren 8etpaltberrldaft iid Bis
5llm AeuBeriten entiuideln laiien, TO-
oaB sic 8iirger uno l1ntertaneu es
allm6blid als oriidenoes Sod EMP
fanoen. 60 fonnte, nad6em Staat
uno irbildes @liid ltd ols unges
niigeno unb nbefriebigeno ertpieien
batten, oie SebnIudt nad) einem bo=
bern Gaterlanbe eripaden. Das Sci
oentl,m batte feline Gerfebrtbeit unb
l1nsuldnglidfeit mad allen &i6tun>
gen BIN ertpieien ,,no mar ge5tpun=
gen tporbe1t, on ii6 lelber at ner5tpei=
feln. 9ie 8efiern un6 @blern boff-
ten nno iebnten iib nod elmer balbi-'
gen grl0ilng. .I. ..- -..-... :
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

lit lmeuoli6 erbaben iiber icben Sin.
5elten ,ulb iiber ole 5l1lamn1en.
0fau mag sic Eproluioeu Megpp.
tens, sic 9t1li1ren ser sfropolis in
eltbeu 1uo sic oes Goloiielns in
Gom bclplnocru; man mag Sic 9(l-
bontbro ill "8rulaoa, oeu &reml in
Wtosfnl,, Sic @eltn1lnitcrabtei in 2on-
oon, oas &opitol in @olbington lno
Oen Souprc in Goris betpunocrn lno
alitounen: sic @eburtsgrotte bon
8etblcbcm uno sic 8rabesfirhe in
Serulalen beocllten nmO belager rns
mebr ais iene beriibmten Staten ser
@elt.
llnlere gall5e ;}eitrehnllng gebt
bon ser @ebl,rt Gbriiti, oieieln 3en-
trlm al,s. Cine before uno labge-
ntabere ginteil,,ng aibt es ni6t als
Sic: Dor @brilti @eburt (M. Gb.).
nod Gbriiti @eburt (H. Gb.). lleber.
al, in allen 2dnoern, in allen Na.
tionen miro bas 8eibna6tsfeIt, oos
@eburtsfeit Gbriiti, eefeiert. l1eber-
al eritrablt Ser Gbriitbaum, iel6It
bel Seioen nno Suoen. Die @elt
itebt -- ob iie es tpeiB ooer min -
immer nod int 3eiden @briiti. Die
2anber uno Staaten, int benen mon
(5ortieeltng auf Seite 12)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

90 mar oie 8elt negotip auf bem
Meiiias porbereitet. @eipiB bate aud
lit poiiitiper Gorbereitung Ser beio-
nii6en MtenIdbeit nidt gan5 gcfcblt:
ser b,trb sic a,lnIt ser @riede1 ge-
biloete Sbonbeitsiinn bate fir oos
Geritdnonis Ser eeiitieen Shonbeit
oas Gbriltcntlm porbereitet; ser &C.
iddrfte 9tebslinn ser 9forner Bate
fir sic Sobeit Ser hriltliben Nforol
uno bes briltliheu 2ebens e,npfdngs
Iid) gen1odt. Die berrlid)e Ebiloios
pbic oeS Elato - naucntlid) ieine
2ebre ppn @ott oIs oen ginen luo
llniidtbaren, feline Sd)opflln9atbeo-
rie unb Gtbif - ipirftc er5iebcriid
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31
DEC al tqAf
Nsitiiuodj, ben kEarr -
Die 6ebnrt Gbriti 1T bas sr6kte Greisnis
Der &eltqeihid)te

9ie @eibi6te ser Menidbeit bat
gepaltiae, ipelteridiitternoe ereig-
niIie, eroBe. unb beriibmte Mdnrer
auf5utpeiIeit. Sic nerseidnet cine lan=
ge Heibe bon @roBtaten, miiienIdaft-
li6en grrungenldaften nno ita,t=
,ensiperten SortidJritten Ser <nit
,lno gednif in allen SSabrbi1noerten.
slber oie geiltige, littlife sselt lag
nm oas Sabr Gins ltnlerer driItliben
3eitreibnllng 1T tiefer, 1tnour6oring.
1iher Siniternis begraben. @as sic
beibniiben 9teligionen 9tons uno
@riebetlanbs nid)t bieten fonnten
bas ildten Sic @ebiloetlten uno
@oeliten l1nter Sen Seioen ourf Sic
Sbilolopbie 5u errei6en. Sic ioIltc
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

iopbie eines Sofrotes, Glato, ariito-
teles, Garteii,ts. s(ber SSeius bon 9to.
5arctb bat ntebr erobert, alS allc sic
getualtigen sSelteroberer. Gr bot tie
fer uno b0ber geoad)t ols ale Ybilo'
iopben @riedeulanos, Staliens 1mo
0e,.tihlatos SSelus Gbriins itebt
iber oIleu onocrl @roben ouf bem
8cbicte ser Suteltigcu5 mic bes ltt-
lid)en 2cbens. ST lit ser bodite ,ulb
ibealite llcbcrrncnic). Gr lit ein gSltn.
ser iu ser 9eiiti1en uno iittlid)rn
Sronllng. Gr' rogt iibcr oIlc anoeru
&clhueiiell, Gclioionsitifter, iibcr Sic
grobten M1nner ollcr 3eiteu lno al.
Ter @6uoer binuuelbnd) empor. @r
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

ser Menidbeit tpabre 9efrie6is,,ne
brineen. slber sic 8elttpeisbeit ser
alten batten SEN Soffnltnee17 ilidt
entipro6en, ipen1 aud] bie, 2ebripites
me zines 8lato 1no zines Aril iltoteles
ei,1en geipiiien Sobepuntt erreid)t
lmb auf bas gbriitentum norbereitet
uno binaeipieIen bobe11. Die aIte Nelt
ltano Dor ,tnauflosliden 9tdtieln,
tpGbreno sic 2aiterbaftiefeit uno oie
geroerbnis ber Maiien 5,tnabmen.
aein nenidlides Spite1n feline iroi.
id)e 8eisbeit mar, bas laben sic
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31
Sn Sein Namcn!

~ ,yS|A VuutCN.
SSn Selu Nomen!
Sn Seinem Namen Jet SOS Sabr
begonnen,
ssS1t oellen @lon5e mir uns alle lon-
telt,
sSiir SEN Der 3eugen 8httqlteG emit
gelpr1ngen,
9en Iaut perberrlibt aller @efen-
ner 3un9en,
Ser ntiloen 8alian fennt fitr alle
@lmben,
gon oeiie,1 Sarde wunberbor ee-
.-, Iunbe11
Die @ra,lfen ,,no Sic 8linben nno
Z Die >2abmen; 49, =
'sn. sSn ,Sef,t Namenl r "
.@;;.:s .Sm Sei1 .Namenl -: ~,
Sn seinent Namen bebt sic Sano,
. at fbporen: ~. :. ..s.e
@ir ipollen. fiiroer nibt ben 2od-
ruff borer ..-3- -...... .....".
Ger @elt, Der liigenibimmernben
.~': Sirene;; >.
3um Sinlnel ii6 ser Seele Sliieel
oebne.
9ie 9tedte fiibn bes @laubens
S6nert unfa1le .-...
11no ielbit im 500 es nimmer fin
- fen laiie;
9ie 2infe itreue gutter 8erfe Sas
men
- Sssn SeIu Namen!
" sSn Seiu Namen! -.
sSn Seinen Nanen Iabt 1tns Scbbe
fiinoen
auf e,pig bieier gBelt uno ibren
Siinoen;
Ser @elt,, sic Sbn bonn Sbrone
bat seitoBen
limo orauf oas 2aiter bob, &C.
ibntiidt NIT 9foien.
Ser 2iige &rieg I'M 9samen Seiner
@abrbeit
1lno &riee ser 9ta6t int Namen
Seiner &larbeit!
Sod 6riebe allen, Die 5u itreiten
~ fanten
/. Sn Selu 9samen!
Sn Seiu Nameu!
9eniitig lei bieier Sprl,6 ee=
ipro6e1,
60 oft sic &eraen beiB I'M &an,pie
poben;
60 oft oas S6tpert mir fir Die
Babrbeit idtpinge,t
60 oft mir beten, leioen, Spfer
brineenl
,.@rbebt bie &dn6e, IaBt es uns
~ beibiporen; ~"
@ir tpollen unlerm Meiiter gana
geb0ren, ...-
go tpabr inn Go6' @r emit uns
belle. Mnen! -.
Hreis Seinem @aulenl~ H.. T.
s. gi6ert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
ST. Gregory 3
Hold Spotlight

ST. Gregory team will hold the
spotlight in Sundays 45-game
CYO basketball schedule.
The Class A heavyweight quin-
tet from the Dexter avenue parish
will be battling to retain undis-
puted possession of the west d.
vision leadership when it opposes
st. Leo. league runnerup last year
and again a dangerous contender.
After winning the Class B
heavyweight crown last season. st.
Gregory moved into the faster
Class A league. then proceeded to
run up a string Of seven consecu-
tive victories. The boys are now
out in front by a full game in the
west division and need only a win
Sunday 10 assure them Of at least
A tie for the regular season honorS.
Only unbeaten team in the Class
A lightweight circuit is St Greg
DRY 155-pound quintet. These lads
have won eight in a row. They
will be aiming for No 9 when they
take on ST. Leo lightweights,
Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
COIOrfuI Event

Michigan State really puts it
on in a colorful fashion before
home basketball games Be-
sides the darkening OF huge Jeni-
son fieldhouse, except for a
spotlight which shines on Old
Glory while the National An
them Is played, members of both
teams are introduced.
John Roeschenstein OF Olivet
has missed only five out of 22
free throws in six home games
this season y. In contrast, we
offer the members OF the VIII
fiamston and Leslie prep teams.
In their recent meeting, VIII
liamston failed on II attempts
and Leslie l8.
IL YOU have any doubts bas-
ketbail scores mounting,
here's a little proof: In 1885.
Hiilsdale College averaged 81
points per game In winning the
VI. ]. A. \. title. This year in its
first eight league starts. the
'Dalcs bcttered 81 points. Yet
they won only once. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Illinois RELAYS
Summaries
ALL-ARorND cHAMPIONsuIP

T5-yard dash-W Won hy Rankin. Purdue
Springs. Chicago Teachers second Harris
Indiana, third WATSON. Illinois. and Chan
der Toledo. tied for fourth Time :Os
shot pgt Won by Harris Indiana
Rankin. Purdue second Dryuan. Michigan
State. third Schelb Michigan state
fourth. Distance. fs feet a.. inches me,
record Old record was as feet inches
set by Barney Berlinger. Pennsylvania. IT
1881.
High jump-won by Chandler. Toledo
Alderice. 81 Ambrose second WATSON.
Illinois third. Rankin. Purdue. fourth
Height, feet Ia inches
High hurdles First heat Rankin Pur.
due, first; Kessier Michigan state sec.
ond. Stout, Illinois. third.
Second heat-Wasson. Illinois flrst. Dry
nan. Michigan state. second. Chandler
Toledo. third Best time. ;0ee.
College medley rsoe-Won nv Michigan
Normal tJoe Brzezinski Ronald CLARK
Duane Temper Tom QUINN ioyola sec
ond Kansas state Teachers third. Butler
fourth. Time i0t35 3.
COLLEGE EVENTS
Two-mHe college relsy-Won by MIcsi-
gan Normal tGeurre cole Bon Lee Joc
Brzezinsk. Tom Quinn. Butler. second
Western Mich .ssn. third Time s.o2 3.
One mile college relay-Won by Wayne OF
Detroit Charles Doan. Rob Grant Lyut
Wright. Bob Wingol. Western Michigan
second Butler. third. Loyola fourth Time
3.273
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
GrdppIers Contest

Fifteen schools arc expected 10
enter East Detroit Highs annual
invitational wrestling meet next
Saturday. The host school IS the
defending ttlist Incidentally,
the number Of props going for the
mat sport continues 10 mount in
tremendous numbers yearly.
Tony Pabalis, Saginaw Eastern
grid ace. is also an ace on the
basketball court e.. University Of
Michigan figures TO bounce back
in the Big Ten cage race next
year with a couple of ex-all stat
ers. Ralph Gilbert Flint Northern)
and Merv Pregulman Lansing
CentraD leading the way
And. while in Ann Arbor. the
high school there has a great IN
Dick WalterhouSc. an all-around
performer Against Lansing East
ern the other night. Walterhousc
counted 30 points 10 match his
rivals total a teammates free
throw won for Ann Arbor 3l-30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
HOled Shot
Ulrich Does IL and Idyl
VIVID Keeps Lead

Idyl Wyld continues in first
place in the NJ. g. A. Indoor Coli
League at GranGwood with a rec
ord of five wins in as many starts
Hillcrest and Beverly Hills, each
with one defeat, are tied for
second.
George Ulrich holed an approach
shot on the thirty-siXth hole of
last weeks games to enable Idyl
Wyld to edge out Bonnie Brook.
rs. Hillcrest beat Bob-O-Link.
6i2-5l2. as Beverly Hills won from
BEDFORD 8l2-3i2.
John Kuzmich of Highland Park
had low gross of II but his team
was tied by Birch Hills, 6-6. Wises
beat Riverbank. 1872; Lancaster
Hills downed Glenhurst, Sl2-3 L,
and Middle Belt won from HUI
top. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Four SurUiUe PreIin1s

Charles Doan. WAYNE University
Of Detroit. and Charles Had.
Michigan Normal. won first places
in the first and fourth heats, re-
Spectivelv Of the 75-yard low
hurdles preliminarieS. Frank Nc
Carly. Michigan, was second in
the third heat They enter the
SemifinalS. Doan's time was :0S.7.
while Had made the distance in
:OS.5.
Four athletes from the state of
Michigan survived the prelimin-
aries of the 75-yard high hurdles
and will compete in the semi-fnals
tonight. They are Hall. Mccarthy
and MacIntyrc. all of Michigan
and II. Lad of Michigan Normal.
kaulitz, Michigan State. won
the third heat of the 300-yard dash
preliminaries. with Wright, Wayne
University taking first in the
fourth heat Wingow Of Wayne
was second in the first heat. These
three men will be among those
entering the finals of the event
tonight.
Alfred Piel. Michigan finished
first in the first heat of the 75-yard
dash preliminarieS with Stukki.
also of Michigan taking first in
the second heat With 10 other
place winners. they will enter the
SemifinalS of the event tonight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Normal Triunphs

Michigan Normals two-mile col.
iegc-reiay=teaHi. composed Oh
George Cole. Bob Lee. Joe Brzezin-
ski and Capt. Tom Quinn. won the
event by making the distance lr
S.026 Michigan Normal won TN
event last year by chalking up 2
new Illinois relay carnival RECORD
of 1913 Other members Of thC
team were Grindle and Zemler.
The Ypsilanti College medley re,
lay team won the event. in whicE
the first man runs $50 yards. the
second 40 yards. the third = mile
and the last man a full mile. in 10
minutes 35.5 seconds. In addition
10 Quinn and BrZezinski. other
members Of the team were Ronald
Clark and Duane Temper. Temper
was a member of the winning two
mile college relay last year.
The pole vault was won by
Stout. Illinois. with Drynan. Mich
igan State. second. and Harris,
Indiana. and WATSON. Illinois, tied
for third Height. II feet 9 inches.
Broad iump-Won by Chandler,
Toledo; WATSON. Illinois. second /;
Stout. Illinois. third: Schelb, Mich
igan State. fourth. Distance. ~
feet ~ inches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Picard, Haefner
Are Tied at Top
International New. serits Wire

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IS
Henry Picard of Hershey, Pa. and
Clayton Haefner of Linville. y. c..
with record smashing second round
scores. today were tied for leader
ship at the halfway point Of New
Orleans $1,000 Open golf cham
pionship.
Picard, first to turn in a score
that tottered existent records,
posted a 65. seven strokes below
regulation figures and the same
number below his yesterdays y.
His 36-hole total was 1877.
Haefner came in a few minutes
later with a 33-33-66. also crack
ing the previous course record e
81 and giving him a 36-hole card
of 7l-66 1877.
Only two strokes behind was
Craig Wood Of Mamaroneck. y. Y.
whose 90 today plus low 70
Yesterday gave him a score of 1879
In rapid order followed Ben
Hogan of White Plains. y. Y.
with a 7l-69 -l4O; Johnny Revolta
of Evanston. H.. with a 1865
l4l; Tony Penna of Dayton. O..
with a 75-67-142. Vic Ghezzi of
Deal. y. J.. with a 74-69-143. and
Harold McSpaden of Winchester.
Mass. with 72-71-143.
Marvin Stahl of Lansing got n
second "a for 14S. Chick Harbert
of Battle Greek had 70 for an
other las. limerick KocSiS - gave
him 154. Denny Champagne added
an so for l56.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Beat 1t, Brother

If Fordson lands in the state
basketball finals. it will mark the
twelfth time in ID years. No
school can beat that record .
Michigan State and University of
Missouri have signed TO meet in
football in 1914 and 1915.
On. George May is in his thirty
fifth year of starting University of
Michigan track meets John
Kobs. the Michigan State baseball
coach, again will work on the
n. Y. A. diamond program in the
state this year. Last year part of
Kobs' reward came in seeing his
son Jack play on the Michigan
championship nine.
More fans were turned away
from the Muskegon Heights-Grand
Haven game than took In the pro-
ceedings Mt. Clement Bathefs
boast in Ralph Siewert, a six-foot,
c'-I,+ i,ch cor'or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Normal ThincladS
Win at Champaign
Relay and Medley
Teams Triumph
in Carnival

CHAMPAIGN, H.. Feb. IS
Michigan Normars two-mile COL
lege relay and college medley relay
teams repeated today by annexing
first place honors in the events at
the eighteenth annual University
of Illinois Indoor Relay Carnival
here this afternoon. Michigan
Normal won both events last year
and were never pushed in the two
events today.
Capt. Tom Quinn and Joe Brze-
zinski. members of the two win
ming teams, were members of both
winning teams last year.
Archie Harris. Indiana. won the
all-around championship, garner
ing a total of SPIT points. He was
closely followed by Dave Rankin
of Purdue with $3.50 points; Jake
Chandler, Toledo. STA. and Mike
Schelb, Michigan State. 5,098
points.
Harris won the shot put, fin
ished second in the 880-yard run,
third in the 75-yard dash and tied
for third in the pole vault.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Set Starting Date
For Stanley Cup

TORONTO. Feb. Is. - First
games Of the Stanley Cup playoffS
were set tentatively for March 20
by the National Hockey League
Saturday. The first and second
place teams will play a best-out-
of-seven series. The third and
fourth, and the fifth and sixth
place clubs will engage in a two
out of-three series.
March 81 was set as the starting
date for the second round and
April 3 for the final playoff. Presi-
dent Frank Calder declared the
attendance mark for the season
had exceeded a million.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-16
Miami Regatta
Next for Boats

MIAMI Feb. 15.-Thc annual
BiScayne Bay Regatta. sponsored
by the Miami Junior Chamber of
Commerce, Is the next big event
on the Florida motor boat racing
circuit The regatta. to include a
three 15-mile heat race for the
Auerbach Memorial Trophy, will
be run over the weekend of March
/ and ,
Miami will have the undiSputed
honor of staging the east coast 5
largest motor boat carnival this
Winter, now that the Palm Beach
Yacht Club has cancelled its an
nual WaShington's Birthday re-
gatta next weekend.