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Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21

Dorothy E. Mealey of Imperial
was installed as president of Anna
Maria Ross tent No. 70, Daughter
of Union Veterans of the Civil War.
according to the impressive ritual
of the order, the installation cere-
mony taking place Monday night
in the Veterans hall.
Other officers installed were: Car
rie Hughes, Ell Centre, junior vice
president; Nancy Sheldon, Seeley,
chaplain; Edythe Hobby, Ell Centre
patriotic instructor; Laura Marvin,
Ell Centre, guide; Lillian REM,
Imperial, guard; Mary Rose Wells,
Imperial, assistant guard; Myrtle
Spear of Holtville, Martha Hughes
of Ell Centro, Angie Mulvey of In
perial, Henrietta Tempe of I'M
perial, first, second, third and fourth
colors respectively; while Grace
Ryerson, Holtville, senior vice presi-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21
Ninth Birthday
Celebrated

ponclla Quinn, who was nine
years old Thursday, invited several
# her friends TO help her celebrate
The day, the guests gathering at
her home, 451 Hamilton avenue,
or games and refreshments.
Pictures were taken of the group
and cf Donella with her cake, dec
)rated in pink and white and light
d by nine pink candles.
Guests were: Dorothy Saizen.
Arlcne Jones, Nerna Stone, Verna
Samsdell, Beverly Murphy, jeanne
nd Donella Quinn.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21
Kenah Students Presented in
Annual Mid-year Recital

SWanberger, Judith Justman, Mari
lyn Tison
From the high school and junior
college group, the following were
presented: Helen Andres, Dorothy
Hunt Betty 10 Brinnon, ia n
Smaller, Richard Hafner, Phyllis
Justman, julia Luckey, W.nifreG
Anderson, Dickey Buster, Mary va
no, Roberta Bartholomew
The two groups Presented an in
teresting program of solos and tW
piano numbers which varied from
the simple beginners compositions
to those of Bach, Mozart. Rachma-
n:off, Beethoven, etc.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21
Masician's Show
Grea Success

Wilson F.-T. A. sponsored 4
l.ghlv successful appearance of
Iarquis the Magician and his
-!Cup CT entertainers, a show pre-
ented Monday night before q
7rgc and enthusiastic audience in
'>e high school.
The many b wilCering feats Of
1agic prescrted r." Marquis de
GIFTED tbs spectators and the
how VIII net a nice sum to the
II. A. to he used in its eighth
rade recreation project this spring
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21
Three Baptist
Circles Meet

Three Baptist circles will hold
all day meetings on Thursday of
this week and members are to brirg
old sheets or muslin suitable for
making bsndages.
Geneva Drummer Circle will meet
With Mrs. E. M. Watson at the
Country Club inn, Sixth and Holt
streets, where Mrs. Watson will
serve luncheon at noon.
Dorothy Rich Circle is to meet
With Mrs. Edyth Hobby, SID South
Eighth and will have a pot luck
luncheon at noon.
Viola Hill Circle has its meeting
at the home of Mrs. L. j. Russell,
1869 He'll avenue, and will have a
rot luck luncheon also.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21
AT MARKET WEEK

Among the Ell Centrans who are
in Los Angeles this week for mar
ket week, inspecting the new spring
and summer fashions are: Mrs. M.
o. King and Mrs. Regina Penning-
ton of the M. o. King Co.. Mrs.
Helen Werning and Mrs. Kay Lou
don of the Style Shop. Mrs. Duke
johnson and Mrs. Marie LaBru-
cherie of JohnSon'S.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21
First Anniversary
Party incentive

Mr.. anc MIS-. Ray Isaac, whe
celebrated their first wedding an
niver3ary, paper, this past week
we're guests of honor at a dinner
7arty given b. Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Iandt and Miss Hazel Lee at the
Janot hCme.
Places were marked by tiny arti-
ficial lavender nosegays, covers be-
ing laid for the guests of honor
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac, Miss Lee, Pete
klaSfen and Mr.. and Mrs. Jandt.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21
Dinner Dance
AtGoIf Club

Barbara Worth golf club is spon-
soring another of the popular din
ner dances for Saturday night of
this week open to members and
their invited guests. Dinner will
be served from 7:30-9:30 and a
popular orchestra will supply the
music.
These dinner dances have met
with popular favor and are always
enjoyable affairs.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21
Verde 4-HCIub
Has Initiation

First year members were installed
at Fridays meeting of the Verde
4-H club, held in the Verde school.
Games and refreshments were fea-
tured after the initiation.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21
Announcements
Of Ne etinos

Beginners' Bridge section of the
Junior Ten Tousand club will meet
Thursday night at 7:30 o'clock in
the lower east apartment at 519
State street.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21

PIT. "A. study group will meet
Wednesday morning at 10 am. at
the home of Mrs. Willis johnson
571 Olive avenue. Mrs. H. F. Bliss
will be in charge of the program
which is on the subpect Of Habits.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-21

TOastnistress club members vii,
have their session Wednesday night
at 6:l5 O'clock in the California
hotel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
4 Star Golfers
Practice Today

-Four Of Americas greatest goli
professionals were TO practice to.
day at Detroit Country Club
for their $1,000 challenge match
at this club tomorrow anc
Wednesday
The match, which pits Craie
Wood. National Open champion
and Byron Nelson against Der
Hogan and Jimmy Demaret. vii,
be played for the benefit of the
United Chinese Relief Fund.
Eighteen holes are scheduled
for both days, starting at 2:3C
% clock.
All four competed in the Hurst
tournament al Philadelphia over
the weekend and are in readiness
for the tuSSle here which follows a
challenge issued earlier in the sea-
son by Hogan and Demaret TO any
pair In the country.
Hogan and Demaret. who wor
the Inverness Invitational tourna-
ment, have never been defeated
while playing as partners. Many
however. pick Wood and Nelson
TO defeat them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
.Whir|y Third
In Winnings

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Whirl-
away. the 3-year-old champion of
the turf, stood third today in the
list of racings all-time money win
ners.
His victory in the classic Law
renee Realization al Belmont Park
last weekend earned Lde bushy
tailed carrier Of Calumet Stable 5
banner S23.Q50, ana placed him be-
hind only sea Biscuit and Sun
Beau His total winnings now are
S34z66l.
Whirly ran the Realization in a
spectacular Comeback from his de-
feat by War Relic the previous
week al NarraganSett, and fin
iShed eight lengths ahead of Hal
Price Headley'S Alaking and W. +.
Boeing' S Time Counts.
Warren Wright and Ben Jones.
owner and trainer of the colt. said
he would be entered in the SlOO,-
900 Santa Anita Handicap in Cali
fornla, a victory in which would
make him the greatest money win
ner IN history Of the turf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Deadlock (COntd)
Hantran,ck and Catholic Central EleUens Play
Second Successive Scoreless Tie

Chester Tzay'S kick. scooped w
the ball and ran 80 yards 10 the
goal line. The run was nullified
however, when nearly the whole
Shamrock right side Of the line
was caught offSide
The break seemed 10 put new life
into the CoSmo team TZay passed
70 I'd Reppke for 10 yards, and
again for l3 10 bring the ball 10
CentralS 70 4 trick lateral sent
Tzay TO the s and another first
down Three plays netted nothing,
and Tzay's dropkick attempt for
field goal was blocked.
The Shamrocks were in hot
water again when Bill Pironelly
fumbled on the first play after
taking over Zig DrapalSk recov-
erlng for HamtramCk on the Cen
ira 10. on second down Reppke
crashed 10 the .. but a bad pass
from center and an incomplete
forward pass over the goal line
ended the Hamtramck threat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
BY SHELDON MOYER

EAST LANSING. Sept. %
With Michigan States two foot
ball schedules - University OF
Michigan and tho other one
creeping closer day by day, Coach
Charley Bachman today began the
Solishing up process on the injury
Tddled Spartan grid squad.
The Spartans are far from be.
ng in top condition for their sea.
son opener against Michigan
Saturday AZ Ann Arbor. But
Bachman already appears to have
enViSioned a revised starting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
BACHMAN POLISHES SPARTAN LINEUP

week before the squad. begins tc
rest up for the Wolverines.
III there was any way Of
telling good players this early
in the season without scrim-
images, We certainly would try
it said Bachman today. MANY
Of the injuries are due 10 the
boys trying too hard In prac-
tice. hut then they've got To
learn TO try hard in practice,
too. II they're going to do 1t in
n game"
I'd RipmaSter. hard running
Junior fullback from Crane
Rapids, was sent 10 the hospita
Friday night with a ba d \
wrenched knee that Will keep hin
out of Saturdays contest. Tee
SmolnSki, the 222-pound Junior
tackle from Rogers City. who re-
ceived broken leg in the opening
minute of the Michigan game last
year, has suffered a recurrence ot
the injury and will not play
either.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22

Nlnety-six minutes OF football
without a point scored IS a pretty
fair indication that two Tlva
teams are evenly matched. 50
Hamtramck and Catholic Contra
viii have 20 wait another year tc
reach a decision.
Before more than 10000 sun
baked fans in keyNorth Stadium
the Cosmos and Shamrocks
battled 10 a ScorclcsS tie for the
second straight season yesterday
II was the opening game for both
elevenS.
Last year II was Catholic Cen
trial that piled up the yardsge but
could not score. Yesterday. how.
ever. HamtramCk made the threat
enlng moves only 10 be stopped
once on the Shamrock Z.yard
stripe
DcfcnSiVely. Hamtramck was
strong, the ShamrockS never going
beyond the Cosmos "a But Ham
jramck. aided by numerous Cath
ohc Central fumbleS failed often.
Slvely when IN favorable scoring
position Twice the Cosmos were
inside the Shamrock l0-yard line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
ST. Theresa Upset
By ST. Gregory

One year can make a lot Of
difference IN football.
Last Fall 81. Theresa Highs
football team had no superior in
the city. The Pirates won the
First Division Catholic League
crown and tied Cooley Metropoli-
tan League champion, in the city
title game.
A new season, a new team and
ST. Theresa today is already
beaten. George Dufour'S green
eleven ran into an unpleasant sur
prise in its season opener yeStCr-
day and fell 10 St Gregory, 1915.
ST Gregory. coached by one Of
the famous Grove brothers of
Notre Dame. Francis, graduated
this year into the First Division
after a fair record in the Second
Division in 1910
St. Gregory won in the last two
minutes Of play Tom BoSkovich
ending a 75-yard drive by going
over from the 2-yard stripe on a
spinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
LONG Run TALES

ST. Theresa was off 10 a good
start when Balm Smith. one Of the
few players left from last year
team, ran As yards for touch
down in the opening period. The
Flashes tied the score shortly
after when Joe Dea passed from
the 2-yard-line 10 Leo ellis in the
end zone.
st. Joseph is celebrating its first
football victory in three years
after the Commercials so triumph
over ST. LadiSlauS. Robert Baubin
ran 50 yards for a touchdown after
nterceptlng a pass in the first
.quarter, and the winners added
two, points on safety in the final
period.
Jim Kelley. one Of the leading
backs in the First Division. paced
Holy Redeemer 10 an suspicious
opening victory as the Lions
dOwned St. Leo'S. 24-0 Kelley had
a hand IN all four touChdowns.
scoring three himself on short line
bucks, and passing 10 Don O'Ncill
for tho fourth.
st. Anthony. winner Of the east
side crown of the First Division
last year. ran into a stubborn ST.
Ambrose eleven and was held 10 a
Scorele>S tie. St. Ambrose never
threatened. hut the TeutonS muned
a chance IN the second period by
losing the ball on the ST. Ambrose
3-yard line.
St Paul'S Of the Second Div-
sion, gave ST. Cecilia. First Divi-
sion eleven. a tuSSle before losing
the decision. 1876. Mike La Rue
plunged over from the in the
final minutes for the winning
touchdown. ST PaurS score came
on 50-yard pass from Joe
Parent TO Joe Cavanaugh IN the
opening GGsrter
n other games Lmr3es de
feated ST Mary'S Of BEDFORD. lao.
on touchdownS by Don Syrewte
and Bernard Labo. and 81 Bcne-
dict edged out ST MaryS Of ROYAL
Oak 1916.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Ivory Rangers Gain
Place in Finals

Detroit Ivory Rangers today
hold a 1o-5 victory over the Flint
BrookwoodS IN a Semifnai game
of the Michigan Polo Association
championships
NOlney Baylcy garnered eight of
the 10 Detroit goals
In the preliminary contest Cen
trail Detroit Kiwanis defeated East
Dearborn kiwanlS. i-2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
665 Stands Out
For Pfeiffer
STANDINGS

Bud Belk'S 67s and Mel Doris
665 stood out as Pfeiffer got of
80 an early lead in the Rainbow
Recreation Ma jor Classic by
sweeping three games from Briggs
with a 1887 in 1894 70 $3.50
pelk combined 266-22i-lSS for
lserieS. while Dorl opened with
- and rose 10 235-247.
a team. averaging not more
than $40, j. needed for tonight a,
9 p. m Andy Stefani has the
hacker.
Hsh scores MAJ, Furgsn 233-2ls Lsr
i.iberda 2i3.2o9-2lS Tom Dorszio 2o7 22q
! sqaiii0 20. 4 srunst 2ls Rodgers 2oh.
; Berger 2o3. y shields 2O3 A Nalrua
2o3 q Kobgcher 2os = Richman 23s
, Trosisn 203-2i7 Turner 2o2 22i q.
P'gEs al kssfe III V suiy 200
CrIfey 222 r shelley 2oS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Jock Sees Hope
Dodgers Coach Expects Lions to Be Stronger az
Season Advances; Praises Tripson
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

ping of the Dodgers, in the back
room Of the famed Stork Club at
3 a. m.
Topping was warming up for the
big game by playing gin rummy
with Sammy Renick, the Jockey.
while such rugged athletes as
Walter Winchell. Leonard Lyons.
Louis Sobol. Sophie Tucker. Jack
Benny, Jack Pearl and several
society figures provided an occa-
sional bit Of knitting.
The Lion scouts were aghast at
such a breach of training rules.
But the owner of the Brooklyns
insisted he was ready for the
kickoff right then.
''Mandei is taking an unfair
advantage by sleeping at such
an hour" said Topping. IT'S
just the same as packing his
lineup"
Excepting for Whizzer Whites
conclusion, Bobby Nelson, recruit
center from Baylord, bobbed up
with the chief injury OF the game.
Nelson came into the dressing
room holding his lip
Got II hurt on the last play.
What's the matter with II: ?" he
asked. As he pulled his lip one
of his front teeth dropped 10 the
floor. II had been driven through
his lower lip. The former Baylor
/ star refused 10 60 10 a doctor
| Immediately.
Put a piece of tape on it,
said Nelson. I've got a dinner
date"
Coaches Edwards and Miller
didn't hold back any praise for the
veterans who really were rolling
Sunday in contrast 10 the play of
many of them against Green Bay.
Chuck Hanneman was banging in
his best defensive style until
forced out by a leg injury. Lloyd
Cardwell was again slanting off
the tackles for good gains and
knocking down passes.
And Wojie-well, it was Wojie's
tackle which stopped the Dodgers
on the Detroit 1-yard line in the
first quarter. Just l yard to go
for a touchdown when Merlyn
Condit tried to turn the Detroit
right end. But Wolfe rode him out
of bounds on the l-yard line while
thousands of Brooklyn fans we're
cheering what they thought was a
touchdown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Grandmother Champ
AT Clinton Valley

4 woman golfer who has nine
grandchildren Is the new club
champion at Clinton Valley
She is Mrs J. y Patterson, who
defeated another grandmother
Mrs Harry Cowan, 4-3, in the 30
hole final after being two down
al tho end OF the first Is.
Mrs. Cowan. the mother of
three, has one grandchild Mrs.
Patterson has five children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Plymouth Defeats
BeIIviNe in Series

Plymouth nine defeated Bell
vile. Z to 4, yesterday in the first
Of a three-game series for the
Inter County League champion
ship. George Molnar was the win
ming pitcher while Bellville used
Ed Wagus and AL Hall.
Next Sundays game will be at
BellVille
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
WIETHE STILL OUT

John (Socker) Wiethe, all
league guard. was the one Detroit
veteran who did not play. Injuries
TO his ankle and shoulder resulted
in coach Bill Edward keeping him
on the side lines.
The Dodgers were much set up
over the return 10 their roster of
Rhoten S h ley, the brilliant
blocking back who was released
from the United States Army
Wednesday. Shelley, the Dodger
management explained. forgot
when filling out his draft ques-
tlonnalre, that his mother was de-
pendent on him. The Dodgers were
quite dependent on him. too, for
they let him play more than half
the Lions game.
The Lions management claims
there was no justice in the de-
feat by the Brooklyns. While
Owner Fred Mandel set a good ex-
ample for his men by going to bed
early on the eve of the contest.
several Lion SCOUTS out for ar
Owls eyeview of cafe society dis
covered the rival owner. Dan Top-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
STANDINGS

Orling succeeded Nj. Elliott to
day as first place holder in the
new Metropolitan Classic Bowling
League by winning three when
the teams met al Grandmont
Norge, Palmer Park and DENLY
tied for second
Part Of the Orling success came
from the 653 shot by Chris Frisch-
man, the second high series Of the
season His 243 figured heavily in
the 1925 tailed in the second
game. He came back with 24O in
the third Orllng' hoiSted a new
team figure of 2S96
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Wins v. S. Polo Grown

NEW YORK, Sept 30 elNSl
The Gulf Stream polo team won
the national championship defeat
ing the Aknusti quartet, 10 to 8.
on the International Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Dearborn Wins
AT Battle Creek

BATTLE CREEK. Sept. 22.--
Pint-sized Norm Pichan kept the
Dearborn Winstons in the seventh
annual national Amateur World
Series here by hurting eight hit
ball and striking out IL batsmen
to eliminate Dell Rapids Is. d..
s to 4. in a second round contest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22

NEW YORK. Sept p. - Or
John Balm (Jock) Sutherland, tho
former chief engineer of the Pitt
L football powerhouSe is or record
today as prophesying that the De
trolt Lions are going 10 put z
crimp in the hopes of several lead
ing national football teams.
Here's team know my
men moderated and one which
il going To improve every game.
I'm glad we got nv this time
with our Scalps," said Suther-
land in discussing the battle IN
which his Dodgers beat the
Lions, 14-7. These Lions are
going to win ball games. I'm
glad we don't play them in
November even though i think
my own team will improve.
Every one figured we'd have
walkover after We forced
them Chicago Bears To come
behind with "A miracle finish In
the last 35 seconds but the Lions
had a chance to pin our ears
back. 1 don't like To think Of
what might have happened II
the Lions had gone on To score
In that first march on our goal
line. That tumble was real
life saver"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22

Next Thursday is the deadline
OF the placing Of permanent
duck blinds, but the conservation
rtment advises that the date
C15eptember 25. need not bother
the thousands of duck hunters
preparing for their seasons shoot
Ing on Michigans small inland
lakes and potholes. Flimsy blinds
built on most inland shooting
grounds are temporary and re-
quire no permit
Permanent blinds, which require
o s. license foe. have been author
lied only on Houghton Lake,
Muskegon Lake. Lake Leelanau.
Round Lake In Grand Traverse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
1885 FOR NORGE

Norge painted a 1885 in It's
third when Pete Otto did 263, Bill
Morland 221 and Carl Polens 203.
Ottos 263. best single Of the sea-
son 10 date. gave him a 623 series.
Freshman 653 is second 10
Frank Miller's 655.
Palmer Park went into a tie for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
MILLER ALSO OUT

Marc Miller. one Of Z n Q top
flight fullback candidates, also is
out with a leg injury.
Barring further lni0lier sud
healing Of present ones, State S
starting backfeld Will be rounded
out with Willie Davis at quarter
back. Wyman Davis at left half,
Jack Fcnton al right half, and
Chuck Carey az fullback
Probable starters in the line will
be Fob Friedlund and Lew Smiley
or Bob Mcneil at ends: Ere
Garter and Frank Karas at
tackles. Bill Rupp and Bill Ken
nedy al guards and Tony Arena
at center.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
MIKIEL'S $50 HIGH

CoScollenda was consistent with
217-2l9-2O2 for 63S. Mikiel's 250
was good for high game and while
he did not touch 200 in his next
two. it gave him sos GunSberg
tucked 224-204 into sol On the
Edelweiss side, Herb Case packed
205-230 into GIG.
kerSten led Eastern Market
with 6O4 on 1873 207.199 as Joe
Starr put a 90 into $40 for
Olympic
Tom Thompson Of Edelweiss
like Mikiel had big one 10 open
c-ing 2i7 but IT'S was his best
snrow in thF next two, Mark Col
llnsk Of Dawes had an off period
with 500 and Dennis Bedard OF
Pabst was three lower
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22

lineup for the annual interstate
classic.
Three Michigan State players
are definitely out Of the contest,
but may return TO the lineup after
an open date when the SpartanS
begin their second schedule on
October II, with Marquette. APP
proXlmately SIX other gridders are
on the aillng list and their pres
ence against Michigan is prob
lematlCal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
PENALTY HURTS

Most Of the action was crammed
into the fourth quarter, when
Catholic Central had the mis-
fortune OF losing a touchdown on
penalty Harry Kulawa, whose
PLAY stood ont for Central. blocked
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
FLASHY ROOKIE

Jock has some very good new
.comerS in his ranks including
Dean McAdamS. the former Wash
ington l. halfback whom many
believe will be the leagues out
standing rookie. Warren Alison
Nebraska guard is another. Aft,
son, incidentally was playing
against three fellow Nebraskans
when Bill Calligan. Harry Hopr
and Lloyd Cardwell were in action
for Detroit.
Sutherland expressed admira.
ton for several Of the Detroit
recruits, especially Johnny Trip.
son, former Mississippi State
tackle.
The Dodgers big trump is still
Ace Parker, leading rookie of last
year. Although Ace still has ?
gimpy leg which has been broker
three times. the former Duke stal
was good enough 10 hit the De.
trolt line for good gains and clicl
on pass after pass.
Detroit's two rookie tackles
ITrlpson and Ted Pavelec, drew
plenty of praise and a bonu.
apiece for their play. Each threw
A Dedgef Passer for a f9-yard loss
which earned them the bonus. T,
make sure each Signaled the bencl
for credit. Tripson was the frs
man down under Jeffersons 68
yard quick kick in the thirt
period. He pinned Parker TO III
sod after the Dodger star had re
turned only four yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Duck Blind DeadIine
Conservation Department Rules Only on Pernianen
Ones, HoDeUer, Fiin,sy Blinds Not Affected
BY Don GILES

and KslkaSka Counties. Big Platte
Lake IN Benzie County. TawaS
Bay of Lake Huron and parts of
Saginaw Bay and Lake 81. Clair
Licensing of blinds IS designed
TO prevent monopoly of shooting
sites on public hunting grounds
These blinds may not be closer 10
each other than 600 feet If not
occupied by 8 a. m, any hunter
may use them the rest of the day
Temporary blinds must I've lo-
Gated within 100 feet Of shore
Camounaged sneak boats not
kept in one place tor more than
II hours in any single day are con.
sidered temporary blinds.