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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-10-02

BundessektiOn 10.
Erie, Pa. GemiSchter Chor.
PraS. Elise HausSmann. $40 w. 10. Str
Sekr, Margarete Beute, 1O1S Priestly
Avenue.
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Rundessektion IS.
Detroit, Mich. 8. 3. Danisnchof.
Pras.. Jinka Kellner. 3076 Marl-
borough Ave.
Sekr.. Margareth Schiller, 1880 Bar
low Ave.
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Hnndessektion "A.

farrell, Pa. LiederkT RnI.
Pris John Gunther, 159 Shenangc
Blvd.
Sekr.. Adam l.. Schmidt. 925 Frui,
Ave.
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vEREIMS-k
S,ebenburger Sachsep Ssngerbundes
Nordanerka.

1sep Singerbundes
lamerika.
Bradessektion IA.
Youngstown, o. Damsnehor Edelweiss.
Pras.. Josefine Miller. 519 Clearmont
Drive.
sekr, Kath. Bockesch. 81 Warren
Ave.
Bundsssektion l3, ls una as.
Canton, o. SIS. Karpathen 0esangvsrsi,.
Pras., John Toepfer, r. ID. No. e
Sekr., VIM. A. Kessler. 1141 Smith Av.
Bundessektion IA.
New Cattle. Pa. 8; s. Damsnchor "Troh-
Priis.. Frida Eodendorfer. 1905 Huron
Sekr. Edith Bodendorfer. 1906 Huron
Avenue.
Rundessektion IS.
Detroit. Mich. 9. 3. Danisnchof.
Pras.. Jinka Kellner, 3O76 MARI
sekr. Margareth schuller. l743o Bar.
low Ave.
Rundessektion IL.
Canton, Ohio. 3. s Jugendchor.
Pras.. Martin Maurer. Jr.. 1416 Ohio
sekr. Sara Fulz. 1918 Edwards Ave-.
y. T..
Bundessektion ls.
Columbus, Ohio. 0smischter Chor.
Prii-,, Paul Lehberger. 325 E. Living.
Prot -Sekr., Emma Konnerth. 131 East
DeShler Ave.
Bundesscktion 10.
Salem. Ohio. Damenchor.
rras,. Elisabeth Girscht; 7s0 Liberty
Stra:se.
Bundessextion 30.
Cleveland ostseite Liedsrtafsi
Marnerchor.
Pras, Geo. FoIbert, 1924 Eddy Road.
Sekr., VIM. +. Rositts. 1927 Farrell
Ave.
Bundessektion "a. ..-
YOUNGSTOWN. :. $. Junior Lyra chorus.
Sekr., Cath. NJ. Schnell. Sill Seventh
Street, Struthers, Ohio.
Bundessektion 23.
Homestead aemischter Chor.
Pras.. John Lang Jr., Chestnut. Mum
Sekr, Hedwig Sterner, Box 414. r. Ii
6. Pittsburgh 10). Pa
Bundessektion "A.
farrell. Pa. Liederkr anx.
Pris. John Gunther. 159 Shenangc
Sekr.. Adam L. Schmidt. 925 Frui.
Ave.
Bundessektion 26.
Chicago. Ill StebenbHrger 0esangverelN
praS. Michael Schuller, 1907 Altgel,
Avenue.
Sekr. Johann Lintz. 571S Winthros
Avenue.
-RuudeAsektlOh ~.
Cleveland w. ). JugendchOP
Madr1Kal
Pras.. Heinrich SCHNEIDER. 1902 Dear
born Ave.
Sekr, Maria Schuller, 1881 w. ~. st
BIndea-SektlOn 10
Cleveland Junior saxon Iletertetel
Pras George Miiier, S02 Empire Ava
Sekr, Sus. Brandt, 1854 st. Clair
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Bundessektion g.

BUHuCS6GKtJOn 3.
Alliance, Ohio. Harmonic Gem. Chor
Pras., Leopold Schmidt. rs Wade Av.
Prot -Sekr., Arnold Haltrich. 1904
South Morgan Ave.
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1undessektion "a

Homestead 0emischter Chor.
Pras.. John Lang Jr, Chestnut, Nun.
halt, Po.
6, Pittsburgh 10), Pa
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BundeSscktion IL

Fras.. Elisabeth Girscht, 780 Liberty
Sekr.. Susie Hermann. 1872 w. Wilson
Strac SO.
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8undessektion IL

Bundessektion IL.
Cleveland, Ohio. Damenehor "saxonia".
Pr;is.. Sara Schneider. AIS Wichita
Avenue.
Sekr.. Elizabeth T3SchIer. 2251 West
IA str
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Salem, Okio. s. S. Mannerchor
cras. Stefs1 Fronius. 76S Newgarf er
Sekr., Math. Iirauss, 1853 S, EllSwC 9TH.
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BudessektioA 8.

BudessekttoA 8.
Ohio. =. S. Ahnherchor
Pras., Georg Raidel. 176 Frederick Str.
Sekr., John Orben. 34l9 lakewood Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Triple bill
Three Game Cage Card
Set Next Sunday

A savory bill of basketball, fare
is scheduled for next Sunday at
Naval Armory
Detroit Eagles will play Chuck
Chuckovits' Toledo White Hut
team in one encounter. Jim Rae,
last years L. of M. star, and Les
Townsend, present assistant bas-
ketball coach at Ann Arbor and
one of the Middle Vests most
brilliant players in his college
playing days with the Wolverines
two years ago, will play on
Chuckovits' team
Philadelphia Sphas leader of the
American pro league in the East,
will tackle Renaissance, New York
independent team, in anot er
game. A game for the mythical
state independent team champion
ship between Detroit Briggs and
Midland. State A. A. u. champion,
will open the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Skating Results
At AIpena

ALPENA. Jan. Is. Today's skating re-
suits.
SENIOR MEN
Points Vince Bozich, Detroit. On:
Detroit 20 John Hebert OF Escanaba and
Dick Russell and George omelenchuk OF
Detroit. 10 each.
22o.yards-Won by Bozlch: Brown. sec
ond' George omelenchuk. third. Time
sso-yards - Won by Bozich: Terry
Browne, second, Hebert. third. Time.
Two-mne - Won by Bozich; Terry
Browne second DICK Russell, third.
points-won By Bozich: Art Brown, sec
ond; Ed Fletcher. Detroit, third Time.
6:14.
SENIOR WOMEN
Points - Bonnie Doyle. Saginaw 90
Esther wrona. Saginaw. 40: Helen Wrona
and Mildred Kurecka. Saginaw. 10 each.
22O yards-Won by Doyle. Esther wrona,
second. Kurecka. third Time PAS
$50 yards Won BY Doyls.-Esther wrona.
second Helen MHena. third. Time. 1905.
INTERMEDIATE BOYS
Points Tom Saunders and Russell Wilde
Of Detroit tied for FIRST with 30 each Len
McDougal of Flint and I'd Him OF Eses
naba tied with 20 each for second Wallace
Hayden Of Detroit and Bill stoll Of Esca-
nsbs tied for third with 10 each.
ond Hayden. third Time :213
$50 yards-Won by Russell Wilde: Ne
Dougal, second stoli. third Time. 3O.2.
INTERMEDIATE GIRLS
Points Dorothy Konis Saginaw so
Margaret Cook. Detroit. o;vAgnes wrons
Saginaw. 20.
22O ysrds-won by Koinis; Cook. sec
ond Wrona, third. Time. :23s tnew
Kitty Wallace Of Detroit and made ~
Belle Isle in 1897
$50 yards Won by Koinis: Cook, sec
ond Wrona, third Time. 10
IL MOB BOYS
Points Don Skiba Of 4 lpena I'd Finne-
gan Of Wyandotte and Jimmy Koinis 81
Saginaw tied for hrst with 30 each George
Eagle Of Alpena 20. and Robert Perrin OF
220 ysrds@won by skiba; Finnegan. sec.
ond Perrin. third Time. :223.
$50 yards--won by koinis: Eagle. sec
ond Finnegan, third Time IS
JUNIOR GIRLS
Points-Lfia Mae Ness Escanaba.- 50 /,
Florence Wrona. Saginaw. 80: Mary Lou
Doty, Escanaba. 30. Lorraine sahe, De
22o ysrds-won by Lila Mae Ness; Doty
$50 yards-won by Wrons Ness. sec
ond' Doty, third. Time. 1928.
JUVENILE BOYS
Points-Gerald Skiba. Alpena, 50: Carl
Hubel of Apens and John Winding Of
Saginaw tied for second with 20. Jack
warpene of Detroit and James Barron Of
Saginaw. 10 each.
220 yards by Gerald skihR Hubel
second Warpene. third Time "a s.
$50 yards-won by shos Winding
second Barron. third. Time. 1911.
JUVENILE GIRLS
points-Mary Schawlhack 81 Escaraha.
30: Shirley Gicens Flint. 20 Mary Place
Detroit. 10
% yards-won nv schawlbsck: Owens.
second Place. third. Time. 2f.3.
NttnEET RnNSs
Points-Russell Hunt. Detroit. 30 Jerry
Hart Saginaw. 20 Robert Aube Aipena
third
22O yards-won by Hunt; Hart second
Aube, third Time. .2i2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
ON THE STATE BEAT
By George Maskin

should be moved back TO Lansing
= fiifeyrc-ruw III DPrTOTr
AT BUvard's coaching duties at
Lansing Central now include bas-
ketball, besides football.
The state prison at Jackson has
suffered tough blow d.. Football
coach Jerry Noonan has left the
institution F.. Noonan at one time
played football under the late
knute Rockne Jackson Highs
cagers deserve watc hing this
Winter.
Adrian never has won a clear
claim TO the NJ. |. A A. cage
crown s. In 1918 the school fin
lShed- At Aft----st'tfty--tt ttff7c
top with. Alma and Kalamazoo
Although few realize as much.
CALVIN College of Grand Rapids
has one of the three best basket.
ball teams IN the state this Winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

lects a flock of folding money !
No crap games with 500 bills
sticking out from between his
fingers like some riders we've seen
-. When he began to get chunk
he took his dad off the WPA and
bought his folks a farm in Iowa.
4 mad scramble is on to see II
members of the present state
racing commission staff can re-
tain their posts under Edward J.
Fry. the new boss Fry had
the same staff in 1887 and 1888
but Is reported 10 have had his
hands tied by promises made fur
Their up the political ladder ..
William L. Bowling. the deputy
commissioner who ranks as the
best qualified authority IN the
state. IS in for keeps but other
posts are reported in doubt 1t
IS reported James G.. McCabe. sec
rotary of the first racing commits
sion in 1888, may move back INTO
the picture.
The new racing law TO be
drawn by Fry and Henry Dettner
member of the unemployment
commission. is the same one ia
vored previously by Fry and Joe
Frost in their reports as commits
sioners incidentally. tremen-
dous pressure was eXerted TO
have Dattner named racing COM
missioner but Governor Van Wag-
oman ttFae faf,artaH haId ~ tho
promise he made 10 State Treas
urer Theodore l Fry that Edward
J would be returned 10 his olg
post -. No ones sorry now, in
GLIDING Dattner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Foul Prevents i. N.
Sweeping Mat Match

ANN ARBOR. Jan. 1S.-An il
legal hold by heavyweight Jack
Butler prevented the University of
Michigan wrestling team from
scoring a complete sweep over
Northwestern's Wildcats Saturday
at Yost Field House in the first
Big Ten encounter for both teams.
Butler gained an carly advan-
tage on Ted Grover. but threw his
opponent 10 the mat while stand
ing. Ray Deane, Johnny Paup and
John Gales scored other falls for
Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Havana Results

FIRST Race SAoo. claiming, 4-year-olds
and up. = mils
Lord Dalton
fFernandeE1 to n 4 70 >
Ieota NJ. l1onzslez1 20 10 2
ROnnie Bane Woodstock 20 5
Time II Is, OF ? .33
Donnagsl Uranis .Moonhurn. Orphan
Lass. o~itch Panatels and Razzle Dazzle
also ran.
second Raee-S4OO. claiming. 5-year-olds
ana up, e mile
ssntan CDeipinol Is to 1 etol TO l
Lovely Sister
(Alfonsol Ilo 20 :
Merab tPosadal 10
Time f.I7 IS. Of sos
Davishin Rsrraca, Hard Chase. counora
Barker. Gay Bubble and hek9ps also ran
Third Raoe-s3oo. claiming, f-yssr-old'
ana up 81 furiongs'
CourtDey's Pet
Hernandez 70 20 10 20
Spirited tQuirterol 20 . 10 /.
Good Exchange
r 9a''p 'oa IS. on $40
Lienum vitae, Chicken Lady The p e,.
streamer and Rebeksh also ran.
Fourth Rses-s4oo. claiming, t-year-old'
ana Up. mile and 50 yards -,
Union toliversl to 10 - n
Brusiigert f8arrerol 70 j. 20
Tee Tee tOHverI 70
Time 81 is. on 4:07M
Piav Shoot Pretty Roysl 7 Demon.
Famous CLAYTON saidoua. Nopslosa Pas
ana NJ Lasi Dollar also ran.
Pifb Raes-s $500. claiming. t-year-o.d'
and-aup. mile
aicariys tRoorgue1l etoi 5ta2 3 70
Molly Fly fRooD 4 u 70 Z
Bon Ply JfmisI . 70
Time : n 2-5 on go
SunurhanIfe Stsars Eavernurs' Nnh
coo, Esfisbor0 and Nellie Nc also ran.
sixth Race -- 81 900. handicap. s-seaf-
olds and Up mile.
Mowseen fAlfonsol 70 n ] ~ :
sneaky Henri tOiiver4 - in /
warning Wi'eh CFernandezl q
Time i'l5 a-s off loA. oscilais
Bright Ann. sassy Mate aud Soldierct'
also ran.
seventh Rare $500, claiming. 4-yeaf
dds ana up ! lis miles
chenauH tOlvcrt 70 - tn
Jolly Flsg tGon1sleTl 70 3 -
Pistol Pete fEsrtineF) %
Tine o. 2-s On 5t3e
peer Leap Yarn so1. Jsoopooelis snf
Maeo BIRD also ran
Iiehth Rass-t3oo. claiming 4-seas-oi5
sns ~ mile and 90 yards
fN1utHiVHr y tH - '1
Lite Pafrea tAlfeusal --asfe s. 1 fo
RisoHi tHeruande7I = 20
Tlre %. of s'ost
Nszufss. Far Porter Last Eonsrrs
hsuof LAD ard Rapng sso ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
-Four Bouts Top
Fairyiiew Card

Professional boxing will make
its 1871 debut Monday night when
Fairview Gardens stages the first
t, of a series sci eff weekly fight cards.
Four siX-rounderS will feature the
card with a half dozen contenders
for Young Kid McCoy's welter-
weight crown doing battle in three
of them.
Joey Miehielove will m I
rugged Tom Glaspy, another De-
troit weller. in one of the head
liners. Billy Starkell, fast-step-
ping Flint welter, will face a
tough assignment in Eddie Martin
popular west side scrapper.
The third pair of welters on the
card are Chuck Hirst and Len
Nelson. The fourth and final fea-
ture pairs Buddy Waterman and
Rudy Kozole, middleweights.
The first preliminary Will start
at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Wives, Studies, Swims
Keep3U.M. Boys Busy

ANN ARBOR, Jan. 1S.-Mixing
marriage and a college education
may not be the average American
college students formula for How
TO Get a Diploma, but at the
University of Michigan here. three
stars of the varsity swimming
team are proving that it can be
done.
The newlyweds lin the order in
which they marched to the altar
are Mr.. and MIS-. Blake ThaXter
Jr, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Heydt
and Mr. and Mrs. William Holmes.
The ThaXters and the Heydts are
enjoying the customary blissful
paradise of early wedlock on the
Wolverine campus. The Holmes
commute between here and De-
troit, where the Missus holds down
valued Job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Graduation Week

This is the week the high school
coaches sing out the blues E.. 4.
Mid-year graduations will remove
from the prep scene more than
one standout River Rouge
loses Jim Mckee and Lee Turner.
key members of its basketball
team,
Around Holland Mich1 they
cant complain about Hope Col
lege's record in the NJ. /. A. A.
basketball parade . The Dutch
men have Won the two titles twice
in the last four years 50 The
other two times they werc beaten
in playoff
Roscoe Bennett, Grand Rapids
sports columnist. suggests the
state boxing commission offices
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Two Fillies Win
S10.S00 for Owner

SANTA ANITA PARK. Cal,
Jan. IS.-CINS)-Two California
bred fillies. Cute Trick and Tran
sient. ran one and three in the
$4,000 Santa susanna Stakes at
Santa Anita today and won a to-
tai of sic. 500 for their owner Mrs.
Vera Bragg
Cute Trick. with jockey Basil
James in the irons. scooted home
six lengths To the good IN the
smashing time of l:23 3-5 for the
: hlrloncs. Appeasement. a Louis
3. MAYER horse. was second and
Transient. the other half Of the
Bragg entry. took third.
Cute Trick and Transient as an
entry paid $3.50 to win. $40 TO
place and S. to show. AppeaSe-
ment paid $3.50 10 place and
s Is 3 So show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Team

Like State Notre Dame cur
rently is hot. If the Irish can take
Syracuse Monday night they'll
face State with a string Of Axe
straight victories. State put
fixe-game streak on the boards
against West Virginia Saturday
night.
In 50 previous games. Notre
Dame has won SO, against States
II.
Lawrence Tech has pair ~
home games on tap, with Grand
Rapids University Tuesday and
Cleary Thursday
In the NJ /. a A. first place
will be at stake Thursday when
the pace-setting Alma and i-ore
contingents clash at Holland FOpe
is defending champion in the cir
cult, but Alma is conceded the
inside" track TO the title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
B0ziCh Gets
A Flying Start
Continued from Page Three)

Continued from Page Threel
went down 70 yards from The I'M
ish as Bozich, Terry Browne and
John HILBERT. the latter from ES-
canada. went flying by.
All three OF these boys hit the
line together but the redhead had
the edge and there was little TO
choose for second place The
Judges decreed that Terry, Detroit
boy who won The Detroit Times
Silver SkateS-4a-t- Winter, had
taken second from Hebert.
Twenty-1oe skaters started in
the two-mile and only four
finished. Bozich turned it on
with two laps TO go and won
handly while Terry Browne
nipped Dick Russell of Detroit for
second at the finish
In setting her record in the 300.
Dorothy KoiniS was pressed all
the way by Margaret Cook of Dc
troit. In the $50 these two girls
again staged a pretty scrap. The
pretty Cookie" led until IS yards
from the finish when Dorothy
went by 10 win by two feet.
Art Brown, champion in 1899,
who was forced/out of COMPETE
ton at midSeason last year
showed something of his old form
in winning the two-mile open race
from Bozich. This event which
does not count in the points for
championship. saw the two boys
hit the line together. Bozich, -at
first was announced as the win
ner but after a parley among the
judges the decision was reversed
and Brown was awarded the race
with Bozich second and Ed
Fletcher third.
Tom Saunders and Russell Wilde
of Detroit are tied for the lead
in the intermediate boys class.
Saunders won the 220 while Wilde
copied the half mile:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

1t was Gallahadion which drew
the cheers and the roses when he
was led into the winners circle
at Louisville last Derby Day
But Mrs. Ethel V. Mars Derby
champion is just another so 10 /
shot in the future book for the
Santa Anita Handicap.
A group OF older horses which
have proved themselves under all
sorts of conditions are drawing the
play IN the big Caliente future
book operated at Tia Juana. Mex
ico by Walter Marty and Ray
Odut. Heaviest play to date is on
Challcdon the big running horse
from Maryland II YOU want 70
pat wager now on the horse
which is 10 carry top weight OF
80 you'll get only 81 10 Win,
So 10 place. Al TO show and 2-5
for fourth,
You can't do much better if
YOU want 20 take a flyer on the
horses which {. 5. Howard has
named TO oppose ". L. Brann'S big
charger -. Kayak II. which drew
second weight Of 129, Is only 4i2
10 ! and his hard-going Midland is
5 10 / 70 win and even TO finish
fourth Ra II Is 80 TO ].
Pari-mutuel puntS: Earl Dew,
the Sac City la youth who went
on from a successful start al
Detroit 10 the 1870 jockey cham
pIoushlp. rode 100 races less than
hi, rival " l. Taylor after
winning The Ntle Earl blew himself
70 a whole weeks vacation
The kid from the corn country
doesn't 60 hsyWire when he col
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Weird Contests

They certainly offer some
weird hockey games in the
Upper Peninsula League . E. One
contest wound up with a S-6
score In the same affair 20
penalties, all minors, were
passed out.
The boys in the copper cOun-
try are enthused over the insti-
tuition of class r for schools
with enrOllments of less than IS
In the state basketball tOurna-
ment The scheme, II sue
cessful above the Straits, prob
ably will he used I'm the Lower
Peninsula next Winter.
FOrdson and Ferndale again
will sponsor class A regional
cage Journeys this year. Z.
Other cities which will witness
the tOp-fighters in action are
Kalamazoo. Adrian. Lansing.
Grand Rapids, MuskegOn and
Bay City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Milf PiepuI, Irish
Star, Gets Prep Job

SOUTH BEND. Ind. Jan. 1S-
NNS)- Milt J. Moose" Piepul of
ThompsonvRle. Conn. captain Of
the 1910 University of Notre Dame
football ream. today was named
head football coach of De La Sale
High School, Chicago. He sue
ceeds Emmett Murphy. former
Notre Dame quarterback Henry
Pohman. former Irish center. is
expected TO be retained at De La
Sale as Piepul's assistant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Beau James Victor
In Hialeah Feature
Leads by a Head
Over Potranco;
Get Off Sd
International New. s.rrIee Win,

$ CORAL GABLES. Fla. Jan. is.
Beau James. with Jockey Wen
dell Eads aboard. today galloped
over n muddy track 10 score
surprise victory in the 5000
added Palm Beach Handicap. fea-
ture race az Hialeah Park.
The Calumet Farms entry
staged ? strong finish 10 beat out
fatranco. Textbook Stables color
bearer. ,y-a-head. Circle NJ
Ranehs Get off was third.
Beau James toured the seven
ejehths Of a mile distance in 1;26
and paid $1,000 to win. $3.50 10
Mace and $3.50 10 show. Potranco
returned, S. so for place and $3.50
for show and Get Off paid IS. Six
other horses also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

care of his per-
sonal business.
According TO
Arv Jouppi of
Bear Lake Gin
n or thweStern
Michigan) Man
istee County is
more basketball
conscious than
most parts Of
Indiana And
one reason Is
3 o ar L a X e's
high powered
crew this sea-
son.
Ma rqu et { @
r a r a & a High
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Santa Anita Results

First Race $50, allowances, 3-yesr-
olds. mile.
Ebony Latch tMcComhsl 1920 -
Blon Ola tBasscttl 90
. Time l.li -. OF 30
siwssh Girl Barsand Iron George Tory
Tom. a-Sagaiie Tyee. Alie-sandro and
Goodanwarm also ran.
-Marchbank entry
second Race 81 500. Allowances Swear
old maidenss ! mile.
Time Counts fAdams) - 90 j. 20 90
Transhgure tSevesf so %
FAirymant Peters 3 20
. Time / 81 2-5. Of a..
Knight Call a-Valdlna Sun, Tally Ho
Devslue. HVry. CAL. Port Alioi. Creakle.
singidA and a-Valdina Dude also ran.
a-ValdinA Farm entry
Third Raee-si 500 allowances, 1-ysar-
straw Hat twestrope) 40 800 40
wilton tSkelyl 20 500
EnthraH tMcCombs1 $40
Time 1910 4-5, of 40
Noteworthy. First Finish. He SAID and
Gold Bubble also ran
Fourth Race-tl 500. claiming. t-yesr-
olds and up. = mile
Less Time tAdamsl So 81 SO ~
Short Notice Longdenl $50 80
Book Plate Orchards $50
Time 40 IS. OF 30
sweet Nancy. NJ Porter. Urge Ne. For
sooth. Battery and Exploded also ran.
Finh Raee-si 500. claiming. 4-yesr -olds
and up. q mile
Talked About (AdsmO SO 40 300
Certainty (Westrppe1 80 80
be Icer tMcCOmhsl 40
Time / 10 3-5, off $3.50.
Wise Barrier Fogoso. Balmv spring,
Caddiecay selmalad. Poymelior and
Roman Hero also ran.
sixth Rare-S1O 900 added. Santa su-
ssna stakes 3-year-old fillies I mile
acute Trick (Jamesl u so $40 90
Appeasement (Rodriguezl 1880 - 81
a-Trsnsient (Westropel 500
Time 1873 as, of 4.l2
Plying Choice, FLYING Streak, Golden
Chance Rackatack wee Biddy, Nasca and
Valdina Myth also ran.
s-v. S. Brass entry.
seventh Race-S2 500 Grade {. allow
ances, 4-year -olds and up. / LIS miles;
Porter's Mite (Adamsl 1900 100 10
Bubbling Boy tCorbettl 800 ~
Great Union (RichardsD ITO
Time 1:45. on 4.36.
Heather Time. Comet II, a-Don Lin II.
Journey on. a-Valeroso III and Count dor
also ran.
a-Binglln entry.
Eighth Race-Si 500 claiming. 4-year-
oids and up. l.. miles
African Queen fBassetD 70 so 10 ~ $40
Hadalad U.skel 1870 ~
Bucket Head adams 20
Time i5i as. OF 5l3
BABY Bottles. Bain Marie. Iron Hiln.
newark. Rich Son. Good Taste and Tim
bertrand also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19

opened in September in formal
ceremony at Brookline. exclusive
Boston suburb, they appeared on
the campus together and moved
into a modest apartment TO climax
a four-year courtship.
They would have been mar
ried some time, anyway, l sup
pose" pretty Jayne Thaxter
saws of "FrannY" and "GinnYn
Heydt, "but we talked to
Them and after few visits
to our place they decided to get
married"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Fell in LoUe, Wed

The Heydts were wed just two
months ago after a short court
ship which began last Summer
when< Francis managed the swim
pool of the Mission Hills Country
Club near Kansas City. They mar
ried a few weeks after school
opened last Fall.
The HolmeSes weren't married
until December IA and spent their
honeymoon in Florida with the
ThaXters and Heydts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-19
Three Night Hockey
Games Listed Sunday

Three Detroit Night Hockey
League games. featured by M
clash between Sclbert-WellS
Arthurs. Class IA rivals will "
played on the Mack Park outdoor
rink Sunday night. Spitfires will
meet Waditans in a Class a game
at $50: Seibcrt and Wells face
Arthurs AT 7.30 while another A
game will start AT 9 O'Clock.