davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16

network will carry regular day
by-day broadcasts of specially
built CHS programs through at
least 80 long-wave and 25 short
wave stations.
Mr.. Paley, whose trip was un-
dertaken to determine from
first-hand observation what Co
lumbia could do to further this
nations good neighbor policy
with South and Central Amer
lea, said it had been conclusive
ly demonstrated to him that
short-waving North American
programs to Latin America was
not enough since most persons
in those countries listen to their
local long-wave broadcasts just
as they do in the United States.
Columbia's on-the-spot survey,
in which Mr.. Paley was assisted
by Paul w. White, director of
news broadcasts, and Edmund
Chester, director of short-wave
broadcasts, also demonstrated
the need for programs to be
built in America specifically de-
signed to interest peoples of the
republics of the South, in order
to familiarize them with United
States culture and to supply
them with news in the custom
ary unbiased and uncolored
American way.
Mr.. Paley also plans to broad
cast over CHS in this country,
programs originating in all the
Latin-American countries.
The setting up of a network
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16
TelevisiOn in Color
Tops List of CHS
194O'S Achievements

In the first year of the fifth
decade of the twentieth century
"a year which witnessed the
blackout of civilization for a
large portion of the world-the
Columbia Broadcasting System
made many major contributions
to enlightenment, culture and
the pursuit of happiness through
radio.
Among outstanding achieve
ments of CHS during 1910 were:
Successful demonstration of
television in full color for prac-
tical broadcasting, based on the
invention of DIR. Peter G. Gold
mark, CHS chief television en-
gineer.
Record accomplishments in
news coverage over the entire
globe.
Extension of Columbia's
American School of the Air to
II nations in the Western Hem
isphere.
The tenth year of the Church
of the Air, dedicated to religious
freedom.
A survey aimed toward extern
sive radio cooperation between
the Americas.
Inauguration of several new
adult education series.
Start of construction on two
$4,000 watt transmitters for
CBS's international short-wave
stations.
Opening of the new CHS Stu
dio Building in New York City,
utilizing revolutionary principles
in audio facilities.
Full schedules of addresses by
distinguished persons on vital
and controversial matters.
Expansion of Columbia's
Short Wave Listening Station to
it's present proportions, record
ing more than 100000 words
of foreign broadcasts weekly.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16
PIT. A. Program
On RADIO Monday

The National Congress of
P. T. A. is sponsoring q series
of broadcasts each Monday from
6 to 6:15 p. M, over the NBC
Red network, under the title of
"Citizens ALL"
The program subject for
Monday night, Jan. 20, is,
"There Will Be No Outsiders in
Education"
On the air will be Mrs. James
K. Lytle, treasurer, National
Congress of Parents and Teach
ers; C. O. Arndt, assistant pro-
fessor of education, Northwes-
tern university, and director of
the New school, Evanston, ILL.,,
a joint enterprise of the School
of Education of Northwestern
university and the Evanston
Township high school.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16
Local Growers
Cooperate In
Ohio Apple Week

w. w. Reynolds and H. C.
Price, prominent apple growers
of Utica and Newark were two
of a group of fruit growers who
in Columbus, Jan. IA, at the call
of the Ohio Apple Institute, and
the Ohio Division of Markets,
modified to increase the sale of
Ohio's large supply of apples.
The period of Jan. 27, Feb. l
was designated "Ohio Apple
Week" when growers, wholesal-
ers and retail stores will COOP
crate in statewide campaign to
advertise, display and sell Ohio
apples. The fine flavor, uses,
economy and health giving quail
tiles of "The King of Ohio
Fruits" will be widely stressed.
An apple display contest for
retail stores will be a feature of
Ohio Apple Week. H. L. Man
tie, secretary of the Ohio Apple
Institute, Painesvile, Ohio, an
nounced prizes for the best dis
plays of Ohio grown apples.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16
Advertising Club
Met Tuesday Night

The newly organized Newark
Advertising club met for their
second session Tuesday night in
the Ohio Fuel Gas company
building.
The club was formed to bring
together men and women hand
ling advertising and merchandis-
ing for local business firms and
industries.
At the next meeting, Jan. %,
the topic of city-wide promo
tions and "Truth in Advertis-
ing" will be discussed.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16
Townsend Club No. ]
Meeting Jan. 19

Townsend club No. l will hold
it's regular monthly mass meet
ing in Monroe hall, 21R West
Main street, Sunday, Jan. 19 at
2:30 and 1880 p. m.
The speaker in the afternoon
will be Rev. C. Arnold Jones of
Mt. Vernon, and at the eve
ming session Charles Keigley of
Mt. Vernon, will address the
gathering.
An old fashioned turkey sup
per will be served in Virginia.
style. The public is invited to
attend.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16

Increased activity in the nom
residential section of the con-
struction industry in the latter
part of 1910 and especially in
the privately-financed class
raised the building industry to
the best level in 10 years, ac-
cording to The Union Trust
Company of Newark. So far as
engineering work was concerned,
the rush to get national defense
projects started raised contracts
for that type of construction to
the highest level ever reported.
Much of this work, just reflect
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16

that will put Columbia Broad
casting System in 18 countries
in addition to it's present oper-
ations in Continental United
States, Hawaii, Puerto Rico, and
Canada, will be made possible
by two new $4,000 watt trans
mitters, WCBX and WCRC,
which are scheduled to begin
operation on September 1st or
earlier if priorities on equip
ment deliveries can be arrang-
ed.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16
Union Trust
Elects Directors

Wednesday morning, stock
holders of the Union Trust COM
pany elected the following di-
rectors: Warren T. Suter, Mer-
rill Montgomery, DR.. Homer J.
Davis, Judge Charles w. Mont
gomery and E. w. Kelsey. Union
Trust officers will be named at
the next meeting of the direct
OrS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16

ed in the contract stage, remains
to be done this year and it will
stimulate activity in allied lines
as the program progresses.
For the entire year 1910 fifty
five percent of all contracts
awarded were privately-financ-
ed, while in the residential field
alone 80 percent of the contracts
were financed with private
funds. In the month of Decen-s
Der non-residential building was
three and one-half times as
great as in the corresponding
month of the previous year.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16
Christman Hearing
Date Is Set

The Newark Civil Service
Commission set Feb. 5 as the
date for the hearing of the lat
est charges against Gail Christ
man, five times deposed as police
chief. Clerk Franklin Southard
announced Wednesday that the
commission has denied Mayor
Wright's request for a "trial
board" as there are no funds
available for such a proceeding.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16
JOINT MEETING

Warren Chapter No. 6, R. A..
M. will hold a joint meeting
with the two Blue lodges, Acme
No. 554 and Newark Lodge No.
81 on Friday evening, Jan. "a at
1880 p. m. The committee prom
lses an interesting meeting and
a large turnout is expected.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16
Rev. Cadle Coming
To First u. B.
Church Monday

Announcement was made on
Thursday morning of this week
that Rev. Cadle, famous evana
gelist of the CadIe Tabernacle in
Indianapolis, Ind, will speak at
the First U. B. church on East
Main street, Monday night.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

Estate of James Marion Lake,
deceased. Notice is hereby given
that Henry Loughman, I'll East
Main Street, Newark, Ohio, has
been duly appointed as Admins
traitor with the Will Annexed of
the Estate of James Marion Lake,
deceased, late of Licking County.
Ohio. Dated this 18th day of jan
uary, 1941
HENRY C. ASHCRAFT,
Judge of the Probate Court,
j 16-2330 Licking County, Ohio.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16
LOUIS REHBECK STILL
CONFINED TO HOME

The many friends of Louis
Rehbeck will be sorry to learn
that he is still confined to his
home. He has been i'll since Dec.
81, 1910.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16
WEDNESDAY CLUB

Members of the Wednesday
club were entertained Jan. Is
with a l o'clock luncheon in the
home of Mrs. Max Norpell in
West Church street.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16
New Chs Hemisphere Network
Covering Some 1920 Countries
Aids Good Neighbor' Policy

Formation of a Latin American network Oy the
Columbia Broadcasting System has been announced by
William S. Paley president of CBS, following seven
week air tour of South and Central America
Eighteen of 20 republics to the South will be COW
d hv the new chain Mr. Paley sad and negotiations are
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16

made real jalopies in them thar
days.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-01-16

under way with the remaining
two, Haiti and Honduras. Sched-
uled to begin operating on or
about September /, 1941, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
SATURDAY


mile
Qualifying heats Gold Skates Derby.
= mile
Qualifying heats 220-yard Juvenile boys
WAYNE County championship.
qualifying heats intermediate boys
y mile championship.
Qualifying heats senior mems lmlle
championship
senior women's i-nliie championship.
Qualifying heats junior hoys' 220-ysfd
championship.
Qualifying heats intermediate boys' 40
Qualifying heats senior mems $. mile
cha m pionship.
Girls cradle class. 22o-ysrd champion
ship.
Qualifying heats intermediate boys 220-
yard championship.
Qualifying heats novice schoolboys' race
a mile,
Novice schoolgirls race 4 mile.
Qualifying heats junior BOYS i-mils
championship.
Qualifying heats intermediate boys
i-miie championship.
Qualifying heats senior mens 22o-ysrd
semihnals juvenile boys 22o-ysra cham
piOnship.
Final intermediate boys "A mile cham.
plonship.
Final senior men's mile championship.
Semifinals schOolboys race. emile
senihnals senior mems = mile cnam
pionsnip.
Final intermediate boys 22o-ysrd cham
pionship.
Qualifying heats intermediate girls 220
yard championship.
Boys midget class. l0O-ysrd champion
ship.
Girls midget class. 1OO-yard champion
ship. --------.----
i ssmifnsls intermediate boys mile cham
pionsnip
BOYS cradle class race, 100 yards
Qualifying ana seminal heats senlo
mems lO0-yard dash tdecathlonl.
+ FINAL juvenile boys 220-yard champion
ship.
Final senior mems 3-mie championship.
Qualifying heats junior girls 220-yar'
cha m pionship.
- iriaf intermediate rIrfsl zzt-ya-d c1su1
+ pionship
Juvenile girls 220-yard championship.
Girls midget class. 220-yard champion
ship.
ship
FINAL Junior hovs' 1-mile cham pionship.
FINAL schoolboys' race. = mile
senior women's 22O-yard championship
Final junior girls 220-yard champion
ship.
Senior mems Emile cha mpionshlp,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Elizabeth Hicks
Goes Z Holes
To Win Match
International New. Service Wire

CORAL GABLES, Fla. Jan. 30.
-Four of the nations top fight
women golfers moved into the
semifinals of the annual Miami
Biltmore women's tournament to-
day.
In one of the matches. medalist
Elizabeth Hicks of Pasadena, Cal,
faced Jane Cothran of Greenville,
S. c. and in the other the veteran
Marion Miley of Lexington, KY,
took on tall Grace Amory of
Palm Beach.
Miss Hicks, the pre-tourney
favorite. had the closest call in
yesterdays second round, being
carried % holes before she finally
won from Nancy McClaVe OF
Maplewood. n. j.. one up.
Miss Hicks, who shot a "a in
the qualifying round. had an 81,
two above Women's par, for the
regulation Is holes yesterday. and
she had TO come from behind 10
square the match on the 400-yard
seventeenth.
The Californian ended it on the
twenty-Second hole by chipping Is
inches from the cup for A par
Miss McClave, over the green
with her second missed a long
putt trying TO keep the match
alive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Detroit Times Skates
Derby Program
SUNDAY


MANI NJ Nv y "
Qualifying heats Juvenile boys . mile
championship.
Qualifying heats juvenile boys' 4io-ysra
championship.
Qualifying heats junior boys = mile
championship.
Qualifying heats senior women. 4fo-yard
open
Qualifying heats senior mems mile open.
Qualifying heats junior boys ifo-yard
chsmpionship
ouahfying heats senior pomen's = mile
oushfying heats senior mems iiO-yard
ochampionship
olaifying heats. newsboys' race mile.
Qualifying heats senior mems mile.
Qualifying heats midget boys 4io-yard
championship.
Qualifying heats senior Womens ffu-yard
qualifying heats midget boys 22oysrd
championship.
START AT r. VI.
Dog sled race mile.
Grand march fali contests s)-Seiec' on
OF King and queen NJ carnival.
Seminars Silver Skates Derby (men).
mile
semifinals Gold Skates y mile.
Girls cradle class, s mile championship
Final junior girls 22g-yard championship
i FINAL junior BOYS y mile championship
Juvenile girls = mile championship.
Final intermediate boys 22O-yard cham
p9nsnip.
+ Final senior mems fOo-yard champion
shin
Girls cradle race 100 Yards.
Final nepshoys race.--. mile
Obstacle race. once around course.
BOYS cradle class race. go Yards.
tinal cradle gir-s' lO0-yard championship
Junior girls 4}o-ysrd championship.
Z intermediate girls 4f0-yard champion
ship
Father and son race. mile
Boys cradle class. 1-6 mile champion
ship
Final junior boys 22o-ysrd plonship
Final senior mems 220-yard champion
ship
Final Detroit Times 4fo-yard senio
womens open.
Junior girls y mile championship
7 FIraT boys midget class 440-yard cham
pionship
Final Silver skates Derby. miles.
Mother and daughters race distance q
Mixed relay race g boys and ; girls t.
team.
Juvenile girls 44o-yard championship.
Final senior womens Ai0-ysrd cham
pionship.
Final Detroit Time, senior mems mil
open
skating ard se,fllfHF rsee q fsp-t.
Final boys midget class 22O-y ard cham
Final juvenile boys 4iO-ysrd champion
ship.
ship
Walter Osmun Memorial race, miles
Final senior mems u emile championship
Final juvenile boys y mile champion
ship.
Final Gold skates Derby. mile.
Mixed couples race 2 laps.
Girls midget class, 440-yard champion
ship.
! intermediate girls y mile championship
! Final Detroit Times senior womens mil
open.
Final Junior hoys' 44n-yard championship
! Seminal senior men 440-yard cham
pionship
Final intermediate boys 440-ysrd cham
pionship.
l. Broad jumping (decathlonl.
Barrel jumping tdecathloni
Final senior mems 440.yard champion
ship
Fancy skating competition in midic
dUrlng races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
ReauIrls'
Two Goals
Nip Briggs

Al Reaums' two goals gave In
dams a "a decision over Briggs
in A Glass A hockey game al
Mack Park. Reaums got the goa
that tied the score, A. in the fina
period and then shot home the win.
ming goal in overtime.
In another game in the same
class St. Clair Shores and the
Dearborn Flyers played 10 3-a
deadlock. This tie put Dearborn
out in front by one pin in the
Class A standings.
Mt. Clemens opposes Seibert-
Wells in Class AA tilt tonight
AT 40. Cardinals and Indians
play al $50 and WadianS take
on St Clair Shores at 9 in two
Class A contests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Skate Officials
Listing Entries
For Derby
BY KEN HALL


Detroit Time. Gold and silver skates Editor
Entry lists for the main events
OF The Detroit Times 1871 Gold
and Silver Skates Derby TO be
raced Saturday and Sunday on
Belle Isle were closed today. ex-
cept for the novelty and fancy
skating competitions which may
be entered right up to starting
time.
Today clerks will he busy going
over the entries. listing them by
classes and events. Officials of the
skating association and the skates
editor will make the heat draw
ings for the Gold and Silver
Skates races 10 be published to-
morrow in The Detroit Times
sport pages.
There still is time 70 enter the
Dogslcd Derby which now has
nine entries, also the father and
son race and the mother and
daughter event which now has two
entrants. Mrs. Rcna johnson and
daughter, Dorothy. and Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
RIGGS is LOSER

Michigan won every match from
the 155-pound limit up. Capt. Bill
Combs had Benny Riggs, Spartan
co-captain. in serious situation
once during the second period of
their bout. but had to be satisfied
with a 14-4 decision.
Art Paddy took 7-2 decision
from Davs Pletz in the 165-pound
match: Jim Gales won from
Charles Hutson. 81, in the u.s.
pound fracas, and a wrenched knee
caused Alex Haddad TO default
five points to Michigan's Jack
Butler in the opening minute of
the heavyweight bout.
States wrestling team had not
defeated Michigan since 1885 when
it gained a pair of victories, 20-f4.
and 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
RACE FOR WATTS TROPHY

Ono IL The interesting -cnmneil-
tion> for teams Is the ono for the
Judge John D. Watts trophy. a
plaque which goes 70 the city
whose representatives score the
most points n the senior, inter
mediate. junior juvenile and
midget divisions Of the meet. Last
Year ms trophy was won by De-
iroit. whose skaters registered A
total Of liS0 points To 63O for
Saginaw.
over 30 skaters from other
cities VIII compete. according 10
indications TINS morning. with the
mail entries still 20 be beard from.
There VIII be plenty Of compete
ton for the Detroiters from such
skater aS-the AAFenas. kureckas.
Dorothy kolnas. Bonnie Doyle,
Bert Trudeau and Joe Mcdonald
Of Saginaw: William katzen-
sbeTger. Robert Walden. Shirley j.
kIivCns- kGItth 'aS,CaUtt and four
other Flint lads and laSSieS. aS
we'll as a strong contingent from
Wyandotte and Dearborn.
AL skaters competing in the
Times meet must be on hand SAT-
urday 10 get their racing numbers
from the paddock Office on the
Island opposite Tho skating pa
Nilion between noon and ] o'clock,
when tho first heat of the Silver
skates clmnations IS scheduled
TO start.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Pair Of Title Bouts
On Monday Card

Two bouts for MidweStern
Wrestling Association title belts
are billed for Mondays wrestling
card al the Arena Gardens with
OrVlle Brown and Ricardo CorteZ,
the defending champions.
Cortez viii face Walter Roxy.
and Browns meets the unbeaten
"Bearcat' Wright Of Lodi. Cal
Each bout will be one hour time
limit and best two in three falls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Marvin Owen Given
Release by Boston

BOSTON. Jan. 30. - Marvin
Owen, infielder, has been given
his outright release. the Boston
Red Sox announced today. Owen
came to the Red Sox from Chi
cago in 1899 after figuring in the
famous 1887 deal when he went
from the Tigers along with Gerald
Walker. Owen played on the II
gers, pennant winners in 1934-3o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
FaIcaro Rolls Jackson

CHICAGO. Jan. 30.-UN 81
A five-game exhibition bowling
match will be staged IN Chicago
Saturday between Lowell Jackson,
st. Louis. and Joe Falcaro, New
York for the benefit of the Pfesi-
dents infantile paralysis fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

'Charlcs Delpier and daughter, Vir-
glnia. one more entry rs needed
10 make II race as there are
three prizes. First place winner
wTff yet an efcCTfIc CLOCK; second,
fountain pen and vanity: third,
box of candy and skating cap.
This race VIII be run at a dis
tance voted on BY the mothers and
daughters. but must not be less
than two laps, each skater making
n least one lap.
We are sH4e there arc half
dozen more skating mothers and
daughters VINO could get IN the
event and We extend 10 them a
cordial invitation 10 Participate.
just cali up the Times Skates
Editor and give Your entry on the
phone 4 you cant spare the time
10 file 10 otherwise. This also APP
plies 10 entries for tho father and
--4,f4 ard tif4e~it-tfi derby races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Times Derby Skaters
In Radio broadcast

There will he a Detroit Times
Derby broadcast today at s p. m.
from Campus Martius over the
MY ~, +LSS--tr-4it Bad
Shaver, Sportcastcr. Intervening
state senior champion, Vincent
Bozlch. city champion interme-
diate. Margaret Cook and the
Detroit Times skates editor, Ken
Hall.
Tomorrow other broadcasts
Will 90 out over the Air on WJR
and WAfB6 the tIrnc 70 DC an
nounced later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Harmon TO Capital
For Presidents Ball

ANN ARBOR. Jan. 3O-Tom
Harmon, Michigan All-Amercan,
left by plane today for Washing
ton. where he will attend the
Presidents ball for the benefit of
the infantile paralysis fund as a
guest of the White House.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
ST. Casmir Winner

St. Casmir High defeated St.
Vincent 1896, in Catholic
High school League game.
Casmir mad an 1912 half time
lead Len StrcalkowSki led ST.
CaSmlr scorers with fiNe baskets
and one foul for II points. Bob
Clancy and Jack Peterson both
had Z polnts Tor 81. Nnccnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Michigan Cdgers Win,
But IFS Over Frosh

ANN ARBOR. Jan. Michi-
gan : varsity cagerS trounced a
freshman squad. 47s29. in regu-
lation game here yesterday il
was the first time since Bonnie
OoSterbaan took over the coach
ing reinS in 1888 that the two
teams have met in an official tilt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Fordson High Cagers
Down Jackson, 3t-21

Fordson High defeated Jack
son 81 to II, on the Frac-
tors home court. At half time the
Tractors led Is TO 10. Stan Gar
nota and Ted Kurluk each had s
points for Fordson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Play Assumption Tonight

Highland Park Junior College
fills an open date on iis schedule
by taking on Assumption College
Of Windsor at Hackett Field House
tonight AT S o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Abie's Play Neiehborhood

Abie's Babies basketball team
plays Neighborhood Club al 9 p.
m. Saturday in the Neighborhood
Club. Crosse Pointe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
State Conquers
Mi(higdn---in
Wrestling

EAST LANSING. Jan. 30.-The
ancient intrastate athletic rivalry
between University of Michigan
and Michigan State entered a new
phase here today as the Spartans
held their first triumph over a
Wolverine team this year.
A 1914 victory by the Spartan
wrestling team last night was the
first State victory since the base
ball team hung up A Sd decision
last Spring at Ann Arbor.
Superior strength in the lighter
weights enabled the Spartans to
score the upset in which four
bouts we're captured by each team.
State earned five of its points on
the only real fall of the meet.
while each team took one match
by default.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
NJ DEFAULTS 2

State was favored by a five-point
advantage before the matches got
under way when Cliff Keene. Wolv-
crime coach. defaulted the 12S-
pound bout 10 DO Jennings. Both
of Michigan's 128-pounders we're
left at Ann Arbor, Tom Weidig
in the hospital with pneumonia.
and Art Schoenberg convalescing
from the flu.
Cut" Jennings. sophomore twin
of DO" started the Spartans on
Their winning ways when he deci-
stoned Fred Klemach in the 128-
pound tussle. Jennings had a I'll
advantage on points.
The only fall came in the 1856
pound match when Leland Merrill.
indicated in intercollegiate COM
petition at State, pinned Ray
Deane. blond Wolverine Sopho-
more. in eight minutes and 10
seconds.
The closest match was between
Michigan's Mervin Becker and
States Bill Maxwell in the 145-
pound division Maxwell finally
won in the final seconds of the
third period when he scored six
pOintS