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Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-29
Soroptinis+s Hear
Interesting Talk

Since the FL Centre Soroptimist
club is the only one in the valley
and since it has been organized but
a relatively short time, members
are particularly interested in news
of other clubs.
For this reason Mondays program
was of particular interest to the
membership as they heard an able
discussion by Miss Florence Glenn
on the meeting of the Los Angeles
club at the Biltmcre hotel last
week which she attended and also
on the regional conference at B2ver-
ly Hills at which she represented
the valley club. Activities of other
clubs, their programs, etc, proved
of special interest to the group.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-29
SherwoodPIa ReviewedFor
Twice Told Tales Section

Three new members, and each
a decided addition, is the Twice
Told Tales section record this
spring, this Ten Thousand club sec
ton hearing a remarkably fine pro-
gram by the third of these new
members, Mrs. II. K. McCracken,
when the group met Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Earle CT
Davis.
Mrs. McCracken, for her first
program, chose a difficult story to
re-tell and did it with all the fin
esse of the expert, selecting Robert
Sherwood's gripping play based on
the tragic invasion of Finland,
There Shall Be No Night.
In her presentation Mrs. Nc
Cracken not only etched each char
acter skilfully but carried her aud
fence along with her in the swift
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-29
CALENDAR
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Junior Banquet committee, 1880,
65I Ell Centre avenue
Dinner, program, $3.50, Methodist
church
Public schools program, 7:15, I'm
perial high schcOl
/. V. COmmandery No. 81, 1880,
Masonic temple
Laconean club, 6:15, California
hotel
Central Labor council, 7:30, Labor
temple
Hi-Y club, :, high school
Symphony orchestra, 1880, junior
college
WEDNESDAY
intermediate bridge, 1880, 582 Ell
Centre
Eagles, 9, 500 Broadway.
sCitizenship class, !, Junior college
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-29
Edited By ANNE HARDY DAVIS

CALIPATRIA, April 29-One of the
late spring parties was held at the
Del Rio Country club in BraWley
on Saturday when Mrs. L. f. Sin
clair, Mrs. Ray Wilkinson, Mrs.
r. L. Speiry and Mrs. w. T. Fowler
entertained with a bridge luncheon
A patriotic theme was carried out
in red, white and blue colors il
flowers, favors and in the menu
The place cards were miniature
military hats and the prizes were
wrapped in paper having military
design
The invited guests from Calipatria
We're Mesdames Albert Adams, Tom
Allen, Joe Bailey. Davis Beauchamp,
Winifred Beckman, d. d. BroWnell,
G. c. BroWnell Jack Bryant, Ralph
Burdin, Wayne CHATTER, Ruth Chase.
Cecil Clouse. Nelson COrrell, Will
lam Corn, James Coulter, R. H.
Carr, w. j. Dayton, W. B. Dixon,
L. w. Eddins, J. J. Farmer Ear
Fleming, Frank Fleming, Dennis
Ford, Franklin Garrett, E. E. Gors-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-29
Whitelaws Return
From Brief Trip

Mr.. and MRS. Dorsey WhitelaW
have returned from a weekend in
Hollywood with Mr.. Whitelaw's sis
ter, Mrs. George Stoll, being ac-
companied on their return to the
valley By their daughter, Mrs. Rus
sell Yeager, who had enjoyed a
week in Taft, with her cousin, Mrs.
Parkman Moore, the former Ruth
WhitelaW
While in Taft, the two Journey
ed to Avenal, the Moore's former
home to see the fields of wild
flowers, blue lupin and golden Cali
fornia poppies in brilliant contrast.
A number of parties were given
during Mrs. Yeager's stay in Taft.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-29
Behymer to Speak
At Banquet

L. E. Behymer, Los Angeles i'm
presario, will be guest speaker at
the annual banquet sponsored by
the Imperial Valley Music Teachers
association as the climaxing event
in the year.
This banquet will take place on
May g. 7 o'clock in the Barbara
Worth hotel and members may in
yite as many guests as they wish
for this affair.
Reservation should be made with
Mrs. Julia Bracket who may be
reached by telephone at 571 be-
tween the hours of 8 and II am.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-29
Girl
GivenHonor

Mary Ann Riddle, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Riddle of Ell
Centre. has been chosen as one of
the attendants for this years May
queen at the College of Wooster
Ohio, where she has been student
this year.
Miss Ruth Lamborn of Arlington,
Va, is the May queen for WOOSTER
color day exercises on May 10.
These exercises include a pageant
given by the students in honor of
the May queen and written by two
senior girls, Betty Dodds and Alice
Forman.
The queen is crowned in the
morning; the afternoon is devoted
to athletic events and a play is
presented that evening.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-29
Woman Loses Plea
ToEscape Death

SACRAMENTO, April 20. (UP)-
The state advisory pardon board
toaay voted unanimously for an un-
favorable recommendation on the
clemency plea of Mis-. Ethel tthc
Duchess Spinelli, sentenced to be
executed June 20 for the murder OF
Robert Sherrard in April of 1910.
The unfavorable recommendation
followed objections to clemency
raised by District Attorney Otis
Babcock and Superior Judge Day
Coughlin of Sacramento. Both asked
that the jury's verdict be carried
out.
Mrs. Spinelli presently is con-
fined in the Tehachapi prison for
women. If the sentence is carried
out, she will be the first woman
to be executed by gas in California
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-29

moving action of the play and in its
plea for freedom and the future OF
civilization.
Mrs. Laural Ferguson conductCd
the business meeting after whic1
tea was served to: MesdameS N. A
Contos, H. C. Diller, Julia Bracket
William Burke, jr.. Forrest E. Kutz,
H. K. McCracken, Laural Ferguson
Rodney jenkins, Warren E. Sage.
D. B. Roberts, Lee Nuffer, Donald
w. Ketchen w. II. Tyler, jr., Guy A
Weakley.
Lovely flowers from Mrs. D. 8
Roberts garden, larkspur, iris and
Snapdragons, decorated the house.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-29
Mckinley PIT. A.
PARTY Popular

Mckinley school was headquart-
ers for a neighborhood party Mon
day night. the Teacher as
sociation of that school sponsoring
dessert bridge party which prov
eel to be popular success.
Guests had the privilege of play
ing their favorite games, the prizes
going to the following: to Mrs. J.
D. Dutton for high score in con-
tract, and to Mrs. A. r. Boehm
second high score in contract; to
Mrs. j. E. Plemons in the whist
game, to j. D. Muncill in AZ and to
P. B. Schoonmaker in the Chinese
Checkers game. The door prize was
won by Miss Dorothy East.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-29
y.W.C. A. Calls
Special Me- ct

Valley YWCA committceWomcn
left early Tuesday morning for Los
Angeles, summoned TO attend an
emergency meeting resulting from
the fact that the U. S. govern
ment has taken over Asilomar, Girl
Reserves summer camp.
Those in the party were: Mrs
Warren E. Sage, Mrs. A. C. Finney,
Mrs. H. G. Jones from Ell Centre
and Mrs. H. V. Gray from Imperial
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-29
All Tickets Sold

All tickets for the Methodist
church dinner, scheduled for Tues
day night, had been sold by Tues
available members Of the Women's
Society, Sponsors for the affair
announced that day. Due to the
limitations in size of the social
hall, it will be impossible to ac-
commodate any more guests.
Gay morning and no more are
Those who have made reserva-
tions but who have not yet obtained
their tickets will be accommodated
however,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-04-29
MEET FRIDAY

BRAWLEY, April % = Imperial
Yuma Peace Officers association
will meet at the Planters hotel
here Friday night for their regular
monthly meeting.
Deputy District Attorney Darwin
II Wolford will discuss law enforce
ment problems.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25

Phi Alpha, in the diving.
The summary:
5O-yard free style-Won by Hef-
fernan Kappa PhD; Helfrich
(Zeta ChD. second; Apple (Phi
DelD, third; Gildenstein (Phi Sig),
fourth. Time-:2S.5.
50-yard breast stroke Won by
Pillsbury (Zeta Chill; Norton (Sig.
ma Mu), second; Lecznar (Kappa
Phil. third; Keller (Phi Sig),
fourth. Time-:36.7.
50yard back stroke-Won by Cox
(Phi Sig); Martin Kappa Phil, sec
ond; Brzezinski (Phi Delt), third
Langstaff (Zeta ChD, fourth. Time
$50.
100-yard free style-Won by Bart.
ley (Phi Sig); Tibble (Phi DelO
second; Helfrich (Zeta ChD, third /;
Block (Kappa Phil, fourth. Time
1000.
Diving-Won by Wheater (Kappa
PhD; Keller (Phi Sig), second /;
Norton Stigma Mu). third; Lennon
(Arm of HONOR, fourth.
Medley relay Won by Phi Sig
Cox, Shoemaker and Bartley) (;
Kappa Phi, second; Phi Delt, third /;
zeta Chi, fourth. Time-:46.2.
Speed relay-Won by Phi Sig
1Cox. Parker. BARLEY and Gilden.
stein); Kappa Phi, second; Zeta
Chi. third; Phi Delt, fourth. Time
1854.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25

ships loom as the finest swimming
affair ever held in the state. At
least three defending champions,
holding a total OF five individual
titles between them. are expected
to enter in an effort to retain their
crown.
These three are Tom Haynie. for
mer Michigan star who now swims
under the colors of the Detroit
Athletic Club and who is defending
A. A. L. champion in both the 22O
and 440 yard free style events;
Adolph Kiefer, the worlds greatest
back stroker who will be here rep
resenting the Chicago Towers Club
and who is defending champion in
the back stroke and individual med
ley; and Otto Jaretz, also OF the
Chicago Towers Club who is de
Tending champion in the 100 yard
free style and is of the best sprint
ers swimming has ever known.
However. none OF these defend
ing champions is sure OF repeating.
Entered against them are many
stars who will be serious threats
for individual titles. Out Of such
competition as this are likely to
come several new world and ma
tional records
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25

The spring offensive OF the Mich
igan Normal golf team will, with
one exception. be confined to the
month Of May. The l4-match sched-
ule, which opens May and closes
June = was released Monday by
Manager Roy Lawrence.
Home-and-home encounters have
been arranged with the University
of Detroit. Wayne, DeSales, Grand
Rapids Junior College, University
of Grand Rapids, Toledo and Olivet.
0livet Is newcomer to the Huron
card.
Six meets have been concentrated
in the eight days from May l6 to
"a. The Hurons. VII o journey to
Grand Rapids on May23 for match
with Grand Rapids Junior College.
will stay overnight for a contest
the following day with the Univer.
sity of Grand Rapids.
Michigan Normal will pry open
the lid on the home portion of its
schedule May 8, with Olivet fur.
nishing the opposition.
Lawrence and Joe Bartolacci are
the only returning lettermen. Dick
Yeager and Myron Sarnes having
been graduated last June. Other
candidates for positions on the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
Boxing Results

(By Associated Press)
Chicago-Orlando Trotter, III.
Chicago, outpointed Lou Thomas,
1877, Indianapolis Q0).
Bridgeport, Conn.-Angelo Rada.
no, 1876. Norwalk, Conn. outpointed
Lee (Texas) Harper, 1856, Dallas
Tex, (S).
Washington-Harry Hurst, 1914
Canada. outpointed Tommy Gross,
1873, Philadelphia (10); Slugger
White. 1856, New York. outpointed
Tommy SPECIAL, 1923, Uniontown, Pa.
G0).
Miami Beach, Fla Billy Cooper,
156. Phoenix, Ariz., outpointed. Mike
Piskin, l5l, Newark. Q0).
Baltimore-Johnny Kapovich, 1872
Baltimore, outpointed Henry Coop.
err, 1874 New York. (10).
Pittsburgh Curtiss Sheppard
1888. Pittsburgh, outpointed Lee Q
Murray, 1874. Norwalk, Conn, (10);
Erv Sarlin, ia, Pittsburgh. outpoint.
ed AL Delaney, 1Ss, New York (10).
New York - Johnny Colsn, 100;
New York. knocked out Joe Boscar
inc. 1855, New York (9); Tee Chris
tie. 1242, New York, outpointed
Tony Brentz. 124i4, Louisville (S.
Newark. y. J.-Tippy Larkin. 1873,
Garfield. ~ j.. technically knocked
out Norman Rain, lao, Philadelphia
(3); Freddie Archer. 1875, Newark
outpointed frankie Duane, 134i5,
Elizabeth. y. ]. (S).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
Phi Sigma Epsilon Retains Its
lnter-Fraternity Swimming Title

Phi Sigma Epsilon captured the
speed relay, final event OF the meet,
to retain its Michigan Normal inter-
fraternity swimming championship
in the Ypsilanti High School pool
Monday night.
Phi Sigma Epsilon rolled up 35
points, three more than Kappa Phi
Alpha. Other scores were: Zeta
Chi Sigma and Phi Delta Pi 10, Sig
ma Mu Sigma and Arm Of Honor
/.
Leading by a one-point margin
at the end OF six events, the Phi
Sigs needed a victory in the speed
relay to cinch their second straight
title. They won the event handily
despite a torrid squirt by Pat Heffer-
nan, swimming the anchor leg for
Kappa Phi Alpha.
DIN Cox, former Roosevelt High
School ace, and Paul BARLEY paced
Phi Sigma Epsilon with 10 Sc
points apiece. Cox annexed the so.
yard back stroke and swan on the
triumphant medley and speed relay
teams, while BARLEY won the 100
yard free style and participated in
. both relay events.
Other individual winners were
Heffernan in the 50-yard free
style; Burdette Pillsbury, of Zeta
Chi Sigma, in the 50-yard breast
stroke and Lynn Wheater, OF Kappa
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25

Baseball, the only spring sport
sponsored by Cleary College, will
be discontinued this year. Athle-
tic Director Lou Patterson an
HouRced Monday. That the Cleary
team may be recognized in 1912
is entirely likely, Patterson indica-
ted
Two reasons were given for the
institutions action. The chief diff
ficulty. according TO Patterson. is
lack of interest in the sport.
As a result, an abnormally small
squad OF Is candidates reported
for baseball last season.
On the other hand, the Cleary
College authorities find it nearly
impossible to arrange a well-bal-
anced schedule. Most OF the OPP
ponents that the Commercial
nine has had to meet are much
too strong.
Although he has received num-
erous requests for the formation
Of a tennis team as a substitute
Patterson said that the idea had
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
Eight Individual, Two Relays
to Mark Tank Meet at u. of M.

Ann Arbor, Mar. 25-Eight in
dividual events and two relays are
on the program for the National
A.A.U. indoor swimming champion.
ships which will be held in the
University of Michigan pool Apr.
and Five finals will be held
each night.
In all instances where heats are
required they will be held in the
afternoon Of the day on which the
finals are also scheduled. Thus,
each days program will he entire
ly different from the other with
all 10 events providing a maximum
of thrills to the swimming fans
who are expected to pack the
Michigan stands for the entire
meet.
Events I'm which champions will
be crowned the first day of the
meet will be the 900 yard free style,
220 yard breast stroke. one meter
diving, the individual 800 yard med
ley in which each contestant will
swim 100 yards breast stroke, 100
yards back stroke and 100 yards
free style, and finally the 400 yard
relay.
The program for Saturday, Apr.
s. includes these events 100 yard
free style, $50 yard back stroke,
$40 yard free style. three meter
diving, and the 300 yard medley.
Because Of the galaxy OF stars
which the meet will. bring to Ann
Arbor. the 1941 AA.U. champion.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
Baseball Being Discontinued at
Cleary College, Lacks Interest

been temporarily discarded. Glen
Stout and John Barnes. former
Ypsilanti High School stars, had
taken the lead in agitation for a
net squad.
The abolition of baseball leaves
Cleary with but one major sport
basketball. And the Commercials
have not had too much success at
that, having won but one game In
two seasons.
The tribulations Of Cleary base
ball coaches have been many. Bat
terson had only one veteran last
year. a situation which forced the
former minor Lacquer to use a
makeshift lineup throughout the
season.
Patterson will not be idle this
spring, however. having completed
arrangements to aid Ray Stiles
with the powerful Michigan Nor
mai team. He takes the place OF
Frank -Worzuiuk, who-was grad
uated In Februapy,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
Four Games Will
be on Schedule
of District Meet
Celtics, Collegiates,
Central Specially to
See Action Tonight

Three local teams will be among
the eight which ring up the cu.-
tain tonight on Ypsllanti's top
basketball event OF the year as the
first four games OF the District
AAU tournament are played. Be-
ginning with the Dearborn Knights
Downtown Y.M.C.A. game at !
o'clock and continuing through
the Argus.Central Specially tilt at
500, the General Motors-Celtics
meeting at 900, and ending with
the Pete's Bar-Ypsi Colegiates clash
at 1000, the opening nights nj
ton promises to be lively as the
teams seek bids to the State tour
nament In Midland.
In the A or unlimited weight
class tonight, a pair OF Npsilanti
teams that ought to win are the
Ypsi Collegiates and Central Spe-
cialty. The latter team is we'll
known by local City League fans
who saw them on the short end Of
the score only three times in 81
games during the past season; and
although they finished runner-up 70
unbeaten Landy's no other team
approached the scoring marks they
hung up.
The remaining local five in Glass
A, the Ypsi Collegiates, are very
familiar to the Normal fans but not
as a team. Four OF the members:
Ed Gilday. Howard Messenger,
Chuck Sampler. and Nern Sher-
man. were regulars on the excellent
Normal Frosh team, while Carl
Alfsen, Johnny Shada. Dug Cullen,
and Roy Lawrence all saw consider
able action with the college varsity
quintet. Jack Yeager. three-letter
man who was graduated from the
college last year, will be on the
squad as will also George New
lands. Such a collection of cage tai
ent should produce results.
The third Ypsilanti team which
will compete tonight will be the
Celtics who will oppose General
Motors FIVE from Pontiac. This
game will be in the b division,
which means that all the players
must be under 100 pounds in
weight, and the Celtics may prove
a dark horse in the division.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
Normal Golf Team Will Confine
Spring Offensive to One Month

Huron team are Bud Robinson, Bur
dette Pinsbury. Vic Apple. Bob
Klein. Art Young and Carl Carlson.
Pillsbury is a Roosevelt High School
product.
Practice will start April 7 II the
weather permits.
The schedule:
May / University OF Detroit at
Detroit.
May 3-Olivet College. here.
May university OF Grand Rap
ids. here.
May l0-University of Detroit. here.
May 12-Toledo University. here
May 16-Grand Rapids Junior Col
leEe. here.
May 17-DeSales College. here.
May 19-Wayne University at De
troit.
May 21- DeSales College at Toledo.
May "a Grand Rapids Junior Col
lege at Grand Rapids.
May University OF Grand Rap
ids at Grand Rapids.
May 26-Wayne University. here.
May 30--Toledo University at
Toledo.
June 7 Olivet College at Olivet.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
Rural Events

TO-DAY
Cherry Hin
Canton Community Club will
meet I'm the evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hauk,
James Latture, a teacher In Plym-
outh High School will he the
speaker and f. |. Besemer VIII
show motion pictures.
MARCH rs
Willis
Colonial Tea" postponed.
Cherry Hin
Superior Community Farm Blu
reau will meet at Superior Town
Hall in the evening. Representa-
tive OF Michigan State Farm Nd
tual Insurance Co. will show mo-
ton pictures
MARCH 27
= Saline
Junior Glass play. The Haunted
High School" VII be presented
this evening and tomorrow eve
ming.
6egole
r. c. Circle of Regole Sunday
School will meet with Mrs. Chris
topher Moore. Dessert luncheon
at noon.
East YpsiIsntl
Spencer Club will meet with Mrs.
Willard Wizard. Election OF Off
GERS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
SIGNED FOR REMATcH

Detroit, Mar .25--AP- Sammy
Seereet- Pittsburgh, and -PatGaH=
roll, Detroit, principals in a con.
troversials double technical knock
out" at the Naval Armory several
weeks ago, have been signed for
rematch Apr. 4 at Olympia. They
are booked for eight rounds on the
preliminary card Of the Al Nettlow.
Young Kid Mccoy bout, which is
also a rematch.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25

tory over the Detroit Holzbaugh OF
the Michigan-O Ontario League. The
score was : 70 3. The Indians
scored four goals in the first per
iod. one in the second and two in
the third
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
Sports Roundup
Three Local Teams Play in Tournament Tonight


team through the south, rounced to Monday by
Presbyterian College CoCaP George Williams playing in fifth
position scored Kalamazoos only point with 63, OIL victory
Ed Sefe
Columbia S. C. -4P - The Michigan State College baseball
Clemson today for the second game Of its south
baseball campaign after drnbbng South CGrond University
TO Monday. Al Jones slated pitch for the SPdrfdns
ST. Paul ms Booster squads returned the alleys the
American Bowling Congress today after weekend of pn-powde
ing by of the nations best known kegers established
leaders two the four With the Booster eamshose
with averages of $50 and undertake. action expected
the scoring pace would slow.
Chestnut Hills Mass up Pauline Bets top-Seeded
from Los angeles headed the field the quarter
finals of the National WomcnS Indoor Championships began
day The second round 10 be completed 1hen second seeded
Dorothy May Bmdy Santa Monica plays Mrs. ADRIAN Rnbd
DOger, Mass
Puehurst N GINS Most Of the well known and
prinkng Of promising Youngsters represented today
the Goth NortSouh Womens Golf Tournament championship
play under Elizabeth Hicks of Long Beach, CAL the
medal in Mondays qualifying round with of 36357 five
strokes ahead OF her rival Mrs Dan Chandler of Dallas
Texas.
Boston up Fritsie Zc VoyId aelter1oeght champion and
Mike Kdflau Of Boston 7oW f0roHnd none match
Boston Garden 4pI 49, Matchmaker Rip Vaeni said today
Vdteti said that Z1c5 handlers had agreed return title
match if Kdpan 7Vius.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
Sports Calendar
TONIGHT
Basketball

0doNCNpdlN
District AAU Tournament
Dearborn knights VS. Dowutow1
Y.MC.A., Detroit, Z p. m.
Argus, Ann Arbor VS.. Central
Specially, Ypsilantl. p. m.
Celtics. Ypsilanti. VS.. General Mo
tors, Pontiac, p. m.
Petes Bar, Highland Park, vs..
Ypsi Collegiates, Ypsilanti, 10 u.
m.
All games-Ypsilanti High school
gymnasium.
WEDNESDAY
Worthwhile Recreation, Worthwhile
VS.. 1910 Bar Woodward, Detroit.
z p. m.
Ypsi Whirlwinds VS. Winston
Jewellers. Dearborn. =. m.
st. Alphonsus CNO, Dearborn.
Va. yellow Coach a Truck Pom
tiac, = p. m.
Cunningham's, YpsilantL VS.
Briggs Beautyware. Detroit 10 T.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
WIN VICTORY

Detroit. Mar. 25-AP The Sault
Ste. Marie Indians. champions Of
the Northern Michigan Hockey
League. Monday night won a vie
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
Bowling Scores

CITY LEAGUE
Music Box
Connolly 500, Hayden 445, Makow-
ski ass, Smith 453, Britton 5l2. To
tails 724, 7SS, S42-2404.
Milan
Klenk 563, Barrett All, Laskey
3S7, Wise 466. Schriener 1893. Totals
1873, 73l, S11--22S0.
Ernle's
Nochman 412, Hammett 347. Gable
40. La Fontin 1852, Rust 462. Handi-
cap 40. Totals $50, III. 75s-2l65.
White Palace
Palmer 432. Braman 430. Schrein-
er 40S, Schaffer 404. Frederick 412
Totals 1913, 1875, 6S2-20S6.
Jackson Coal
Bielec 423, Shaw 442. Jackson S53,
Fox 427, Collier 43S. Handicap 80.
Totals 1856. 75S, 679-2l73.
Hayward's
Forfeit three games)
Harden 453, Harner 532 Totals
3SS, 2Si. 3lS-9S5.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25

OSLO (Via Berlin) -AP-Posters
put up during the night throughout
German-occupied Norway sternly
warned Norwegians Monday against
violating an anti-espionage decree.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25
TO DEFEND TITLES

Detroit, Mar. 25-AP- Shirley
Hixon and George Milleville, both
OF Detroit. will defend their state
archery championships here Sun
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-25

day afternoon. The state tourna-
ment is sponsored by the Arthur
Posselius Post No. lis, American
Legion