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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-25

funds often have been handled in a
high-handed manner and the alloca-
ton Of certain funds. as for ex-
ample the Teachers Retirement
Fund al the time Of the bank holi-
days. TO the Ci,ys account. and its
subsequent freezing, has been ex-
trcmely unc:h:cal If not downright
Illegal.
"Rchnancing Of City obligations
also could hc carficd on in a man
ner more beneficial 20 the taxpayers
that II has been in the past,
Under the State law. the Mayor
and Council! pass upon the budget
Of the Board Of Education; the
Mayor has the veto power on the
boards expenditures, the City Con-
trollcr. Treasurer. Mayor and Cor
poration Council are ex-oficio mem
bcrS Of the board Having this broad
power in educational matter, the
Cognc. should have a member SYM
pathetic 10 and interested in school
affairs
III elected intend 10 see 10 It
that Detroi, gets = larger share Of
the sales tax which IT'S citizens pay
into the State treasury Il is not
now getting fair return from that
tax The State should realize that
IT is even moro dangerous 10 have
An uneducaied child on the streets
Of Deirol, than on, in the rural areas
where opportunities are less fire.
qucnt for falling INTO the paths OF
crime and immortality.
Interest Not Limited
But my interests arc not limited
70 educational matters Detroit
streets especially the through town
,horouchfarcs arc constantly in
need Of repairs because they arc
torn up hy heavy. Interstate and
.n'ia-siatc traffic The State weight
and Gas taxes should revert in more
equitable proportions TO the City and
III part OF the burden OF keepinE
up tho highways from the shoulders
81 The Detroit taxpayer
+ arm for a broad plan for City
and suburban development 50 that
costly expenditures IN the future 10
correct 'nc mistakes Of today may
i've avoided l believe we should
have sensible projects in mind so
'ha' We sha be ready when the
time comes io5 : well planned pub
lc work program ! am heartily
in favor % the plan to cooperate
w!ih inc counties adjacent 70 Wayne
Ia TIC Development Of rccrcational
~fcaS tor our growing metropolitan
population.
IN .obor matters have long
had the support Of labor groups
because have rcspcc, for the work.
ne man and his right 10 organize
aud 10 present his problems before
The public and the Council have
Always insisted that low bidders on
City contracts meet Al cas-, the min
.rum standards on wages.
Mrs Osborn has ncen president
Of the Board OF Education four times
and is the only woman holding cleo
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-06-14
NEWS ABOUT TOWN

what it could for Mound Bayou in
regards to these proposals. Now,
Mr.. Individual citizen, know you
are asking how does this give each
and every citizen something to do.
1t you are interested enough in
these suggestions contact your
aldermen and tell them of your in
terest and place your name with
them to be called upon for any
service you can perform in helping
to put Mound Bayou in line to re-
ceive recognition from the powers
that be" when they are ready to
distribute these benefits. Don't
just lie out on the edge and wait
for your Town Board to carry on
without your assistance and then
raise a big howl if they make one
tiny slip in their program. Get be-
hind your Civic Club, your Cham
Der of Commerce, your secret or
carnations, and insist that they
show some decided intererest in
these proposals. You see here in
Mound Bayou each one of us has
an opportunity to be real part
OF each civic movement and there
by place ourselves in the ranks of
leaders. Each such act also helps
the individual.
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-06-14
A LETTER

Symonds, Miss.
June 10, l94l
To the Y. w. A. & ]. M. A.,
Dear Co. Workers:
We are expecting you to
play your part 100 per cent in
Shaw. I'm asking YOU to bring
a special offering for the Self
Denial period. Let US make a
sacrifice and bring this offer
ing to Shaw. We are depend
ing on you. Remember our
obligations. Please bring your
song books and Bible.
Yours for Service,
Allie I. Adams
Young Peoples Leader
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-06-14
BY Tyree P. Fielder

many ia ks awaiting you and just
get di,gus'ed and go and sit in
YOUR rocking chair and rock your
mood away? Well that is my plight
about nv 0 II m n and all these
chores that are screaming at me
this morning. If you were not so
nice about giving me such encour
aging words b o u my column l
would Just sit down this week and
let things tumble up to suit them
selves. But that you might not get
disappointed in me here G o e s:
Something to give esch and every
citizen of Mound Bayou something
to do: Our Town Bard met last
Tuesday night and spent several
hours thrashing out M u d
Bayou's problems. After putting
the elastic on your tax dollar, Sc
We al citizens were presented. Mr.
r. L. Cleggs discussed his real es-
tate business and arranged for the
last o in making his business
fully lie G !, by applying for the
Town privilege license.
Mesdames T. B. w K and
Eva Jones Washington reported
the suggestion Of one of the w. P.
A. officials that M n d Bayou
make application for one or more
of the industries that the govern
me1t is placing throughout this
secti>n such IS the shirt factories
that have been given other Miss ;,
iocalitj@s. Miss B 0 Fe der DIS
cussed Founders Day and then
she preserttd to the Board the
IDA she had Of working though
the B r d, the civic club, ORC
othtr civic bodies and individuals
to trv II hsv~ the proposed Junior
College for Negroes of the De ta
located in or rear Mound Bayou.
The Mayor end Board of Alder
mn acc pied these proposals en-
thu ia ticaIly. Resolutions W c re
s'rawn up and action began at once
49, 0a,t ~ the r = @ r n Fl do
The Southern advocate. (Mound Bayou, Miss.) 1933-19??, 1941-06-14
KNIGHTS, DAUGHTERS of
TABOR WILL HOLD AN
NUAL SERMON SERVICES
SUNDAY

The knights and Daughters
of Tabor throughout the world
will observe Annual Sermon
Day, Sunday June is when
Taborians w Ill assemble at
designated places of worship
for religious services and to
witness a sermon delivered by
a gospel minister. On these
occasions funds will be raised
and designated to help the
needy in the various commni-
ties.
In accordance with Procla-
nation issued by P. M. Smith,
Chief Grand Mentor of the
Mississippi Jurisdiction, Mis-
sissippi Taborians will assem-
Bile at 800 o'clock, Sunday
afternoon at their respective
places for this observance.
BY order Of the Mound
Bayou Past Arcanum Temple
the Taborians are instructed
to assemble at Bethel A. NJ.
E., Church at 300 o'clock
where the sermon will be de-
livered by Rev D. d. Shelly,
pastor, Wesley M. E. Church.
The procession will form at
Wesley NJ. E. Church at 2:3O
O'Clock under the supervision
of Sir Aaron Mari, Marshal of
the Day, and march to Bethel
for the services. All members
o Temples, Tabernacles,
Palatiums and t nts of
| NJ ound Bayou and communi-
ty are urged to be present on
time Members failing to at
te I'd not having a legal excuse
will b. penalized. The public
is cordially invited to witness
these services.
The service preparatory to
the sermon will be in charge
of P. A Smith, Chief Area
mum, | NJ. Peterson, Area
mum Scribe and DIR. Mary
Swanagan, Mistress of Cere-
monies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
YourChdnge,Si Sir
Watch While
You Walk

Chain store customers hereafter
will be urged to watch while you
walk as part of a city safety
campaign supported by the store
arrangements.
Clerks will repeat the watch
while you walk" slogan as they
make change for customers in
stores of the Cunningham Drug
Company, A. & p. Tea Company
Kroger Grocery and Baking Com
pany, S. S. Kresge Company. and
Sears. Roebuck e. Co.
Announcement of the co-opera.
ton of the stores in the drive &c
reduce traffic accidents was made
TO the mayors traffic committee
by Verne w. Tucker. COORDINATION
of pedestrian safety campaign
Vehicles of the DSR will shortly
be. stenciled with slogans calling
for traffic safety as will 500 DPW
trucks and the carts used by city
street cleaners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Trapped, Latest
For Jungle Jim

Latest exciting episode in The
Adventures of Jungle Jim" to be
heard over Station WJBK at A
p. m. orrow, is called
Trapped"
This radio program heard each
week is based on the Jungle jim
adventure pictures in colors in the
Comic Weekly, the worlds great
est comic supplement in colors.
which comes each week with The
Detroit Sunday Times.
In this weeks radio episode Doc
Beard. after making sure Kitty
and his servants are asleep. enters
the basement of his home through
a secret opening in the foundation
wall. There he changes intoI
shabby, mud-stained suit and be-
comes J-7. traitor and saboteur.,
Plenty of excitement follows. I
Hear the broadcast on Station
WJBK and see the Jungle Jim
cartoon action adventure feature
in the Comic Weekly with The De-
troit Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Complete Radio Programs for Today
FRIDAY AFTERNOON

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
the stations herein listed.
n the presentations as
scheduled are not on the
air. the fault lies with the
stations. and not The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Rev. Reed Again
Heads Pastors

The Rev Marshall r Reed pas.
tor of Nardin Park Methodist
Church. today began his second
term as president Of The Detroit
Council of Churches following his
reelection at the councils twenty
second annual meeting last night.
Other officers eleeto are Arch
deacon Leonard p. Hagger OF the
Episcopal Diocese Of Michigan,
vice president IN charge of comfy.
the Rev. Samuel {. Weir Of Little
field boulevard -f4ftt.a 4eisas4atieF-
ian Church of Dearborn N'ce
ident for evangelism and Arthur
F. Tull. wee president rot -. IL
affairs.
The Rev. Edgar Dewitt Jones
of Central Woodward Christian
Church. addressed the meeting
and suggested than an annual
dinner be held at which leaders in
religion. industry. commerce and
labor be brought together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Strikes
AT Family

APepeFfftttii5- Id dramatic and tragic
story of real life. Everything to
Live For. to Everything to Die
For, appears in The American
Weekly, with this Sundays issue
of The Detroit Sunday Times.
So stirring is the article that II
has been made the basis of this
weeks Front Page Drama to be
heard over Station WJBk at 3
pm. tomorrow.
Peace. prosperity and happiness
filed the great old southern man.
sion of the Warrens. direct des-
cendants of h e founders OF a
PROSPEROUS southern town in which
they lived. They were its social
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

Delta Pi Kappa Wins
Highest u. D. Honor
For the fourth consecutive year
Delta ri Kappa, professional
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

700 p. m.-Amos n Andy
WJR; Fred Waring
WWJ.
$50 -m-AlB earce----
WJR; Lone Ranger WY.
500 p. n.-Kate Smith
=#JR; Lucille Manners
WV; Army Show WXYZ;
Dramatic Series CkLW.
$50 p. MI forma alton
Please WV: Death Valley
Days WXYZ.
900 p. m.-Johnny Presents
WJR; Abe Lyman -
WV; Gang Busters :. WXYZ.
$50 p. m.-Playhouse
WJR; l Want a Divorce :.
CKLW.
1000 p. m.-Alfred E. Smith
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

leaders. financiers. bankers. re-
spected and admired by every one
in the community. Then the
strange hand of fate struck a sud-
den blow-a quarrel. murder and
the subsequent trial wrecked the
family's finances. besmirched its
honor and finally brought suicide
and ldisgracc to its last member.
This story may we'll have been
written by Dostoievski and Chekov.
Hear the broadcast on Station
WJBK and read the article about
the southern family in The Ameri-
can Weekly, Americas most inter-
esting weekly magazine. with the
January ~ issue of The Detroit
Sunday Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10

Journalism fraternity at the Uni
versity of Detroit. has won the
trophy emblematic of scholastic
leadership m ong fraternltieS.
Omega Beta Pi. pre-medical fra
ternity, was runnerup for the
honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
Today S Radio -Hig big hts

WJR: Wings Of Bestiny :.
WWJ; Lou~Nova, vs.. Pat
Comiskey WY.
1870 p. m-Back Where !
Como rp,4l-,.-z-tA4t,tR Alex
Templeton WlNJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-10
RebuttaI
Receiued Only 81 Pct, OF
City Cash, Doctors Say

Of sic. 2ss .265 70 expended by
the city and county TOP medical
services last year. physicians IN
private practice receive only 81
per cent. a survey conducted by
the Wayne County Medical Society
revealed today
Designed To curb differences that
the private practitioner is waxing
wealthy al public expense. the
survey showed that hospitals col
leeied 75.4 per cent, or ST. .2bSi :
OHIO
Sa1aried physicians got D per
cent. or $500. 5000 while dentists
and pharmacists netted 6 and ,
per cent. Nurses not on hospital
STATS received Sd per cent.
Tickets for Diamond Belt
finals, January Il. at Olympia
are on sale at The Detroit Times
and Olympia every day. All
seats reserved from Sl.lO To ~
cents. including tax.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
All Not Happiness
in Joe Louis Ranks

New York. Mar. 26-AP- Along
the grapevine comes a report all is
not flowers and soft music in Joe
Louis happy fight family at the
moment. all because OF Abe Simon.
When the one-eighth-of-a-ton stood
off Joe for 10 rounds in Detroit
last Friday. Promoter Mike Jacobs
Immediately re.matched them for
Madison Square Garden in May.
Now you hear that one OF Joe's
managers (name withheld on re-
quest from source) Is hemmlng and
having about the match.
The reason-and IL this doesn't
Stay you. try a guns that this
particular pilot is "afeard" Joe will
chop "our Abe" down in a couple OF
minutes the next time, thereby af-
fecting the gate for the Bomber's
tea party with Billy Conn In June
The way the co-manager figures It
out. last Fridays fuss made II look
like Conn has better than fair
chance of beating Joe. But II Louis
lays Abe low in par the next time.
lots OF the cash customers may for
get all about the Detroit embarrass-
ment and decide TO stay away from
the Conn bout for fear OF what may
happen to Billy Boy.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
Sports Roundup

Fort Meyers Fla -AP-Floyd Giebe who made reputation
for himself Cleveland the close OF the 1910 baseball
slated take the mound today for the Detroit Tigers
their second grapefruit circuit clash with the Cleveland Indians
Ne1V York Up 4 series of amendments designed 10 stand
Gd1e basketball insofar floors bdekbodrdS balls baskets and
lighting concerned oH be presented the rendkuq body
o. me National Basketball Committee its meeting Kansas
Cp TINS zceck end 4 special committee brisng c Edmund
son. University of Washington; Dale Lash Wesleyan University
ana Valentine Lets, IT, Military Academy 5piH make Gt
pa Formulated by the National association of basketball coaches
Wiieh concluded t5cO-ddy meeting Tuesday
Rapid City, S D. AP President Joseph P Connolly of the
South Dakota School of Mines announced here that David
Strong 24yearod assistant football coach the University of
Michigan had signed head coach of the South Dakota nu
ton
Pirehny ~ c. Up Defending Champion Eseie Ldoson
Page and Medd Elisabeth Hicks led contingent of four fd1
the second round of the annual North Moments
Golf Cham bionshib today Miss Hicks eliminated Mrs T. E.
Schderbeyg Baltimore and and Mrs Page defeated Mrs r.
S. Patton West Hartford Conn, and 3.
Detrot-AP-Wth the first round of the Stanley Cup play
offs out of the way Detroit Red Wings today mapped their
strategy for the oncomng Chicago Backhawks who invade Om
onal Hockey Leagues annual poseason battle The Wings last
night knocked the defending champion New York Rangers out of
the by 3to2 margin in bistering playoff game.
NezU York up Middeteght Champion Ken Opeylin 7O
gamble his against Billy SooSe of FGrr Pa Madison
Square Garden May % under the of PHgisms first
damon and Phi1s The bro1fdes that Soose
if victoro 7v defend the title 7Ohr 90 days against Oven
or Oaeylns sdblemae Georgia ABRAMS of Washington.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
Sir Dizzy Davis
Newcomer Here

Although not billed at the main
attraction, one OF the main bouts
from the standpoint OF interest is
the 30 minute opener between n
newcomer, Sir Dizzy Davis and
Mike Chacoma, on the wrestling
card to be presented at the ArmoHy
Thursday night This new charac-
ter TO the Ypsilanti fans is said
to possess all the qualifications OF
a Ffnnegan and In some respects
outdoes the monacled Engllshman
In many OF his mannerisms.
Suave, dignified and refined Sir
Dizzy Davis enters the ring clad
in a beautiful robe and wearing a
corsage, OF all things, and passes
the flowers singly to the beautiful
women at the ringside.
The semi-final bout brings to.
gether Walter Roxy and frankie
Hart. who returns to local mat
wars after an absence Of several
years. Hart will be remembered
as the Hollander with the Dutch
windmill" hold which he uses TO
subdue his opponents.
The main event brings back
Rebel Russell, mat scamp TO cope
with the sly and cunning Farmer
Jones and his pig.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
DON LASH RETIREs

Bloomington. Ind, Mar. 26-AP
Don Lash, for seven years one
of the nations top distance run
ners, has retired from competition
TO give all his time to his vocation
teaching motorists that highways
aren't race tracks. The Indiana
state policeman disclosed his de.
cision informally while delivering
safety lecture TO a service club az
Elkhart, Ind.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
Joe Bartolacci
Stars With Team
in B. Division
Breaks Deadlock With
One Hand Shot With BIT
Short Time to Play

Joe Bartolacci, Michigan Normal
golfer, starred in another sport
Tuesday as the Ypsilanti Celtics
gained 35-33 victory over General
Motors of Pontiac in the top Glass
B game in the Eastern Michigan
AL U. basketball tournament at
Ypsilanti High School gymnasium.
Bartolacci popped in a one-hand'
shot with two minutes and twenty
seconds left to play to break a 80
80 deadlock and put the Celtics
ahead for the first time in the
closely-contested tilt. Then the
former Ann Arbor st. Thomas High
School player added a free throw
a minute later TO make sure Of the
win.
Jackson Regent Cafe, composed
OF Jackson High School cagers, who
ended their prep season two weeks
ago. had little difficulty In routing
Dearborn Knights, 81 to IL, in an
other Glass B clash. Regent Cafe
replaced Detroit Downtown ~ NJ.
c. A., which was forced to withdraw
from the tournament because of
a conflict in schedule.
The Celtics. pickup team that
had never played as a unit before,
had to fight an uphill battle all the
way to conquer General Motors,
State Glass B champion last year.
The Pontiac quintet jumped off to
a comfortable 1875 lead In the urst
quarter and maintained that margin
until the Celtics began to rally In
the third period.
The score at the half was 1914.
The Celties closed the gap to
three points, 1926, by the end of the
third quarter, and they reduced that
deficit to one point, 31-30, after two
minutes of the final session had
passed. Then General Motors picked
up another point on free throw
by Bob Walters.
Foul shots by Bobby Heimbuch
and Bartolacci tied the score with
four minutes remaining. however.
Bartolacci followed with his all-im-
portant basket and penalty toss.
General Motors called three time
outs in the final 80 seconds in a
futile effort to figure out some des-
perate piece Of strategy that would
pull the game out OF the fire. Jack
Hackett, of the Celtics, topped the
scoring with IL points.
Regent Cafes method OF winning
contrasted sharply with that en-
ployed by the Celtics. Led by For
ward Stan Pyciak, the Jackson five
rolled up the points in a steady
stream, scoring 81 in each half.
Pyciak collected 10 baskets and
two free throws TO account for %
points. Terminate Dave Phillips,
who made 49, was the only other
player in the game who even came
close to Pyciak in the scoring
column.
-Quarter-sceres- were 1873 31-16.
aind 4031. Although substitutes saw
action most of the fourth period,
Regent Cafe climaxed its night work
by scoring % points in that quarter.
The Celtics meet Gerhardy Con.
struction Co. Of Dearborn Friday in
the second round. Gerhardy drew a
bye in the opening Examinations.
Regent Cafe faces Hurlbut Baptists
OF Detroit Thursday.
In tonight's games 1910 Bar Wood
ward OF Detroit meets Worthwhile
Recreation at and st. Alphonsus
C.Y,O. Of Dearborn tangles with
Yellow Coach and Truck of Pontiac
ate.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
(By United Press)

10y united fTeSSJ
The Cleveland Barons swept to
victory in the Glass A series OF the
American Hockey League last night
with a 6.5 win over Providence at
Cleveland.
1t was the Barons' third victory
In the best.of-five match. Provi.
dence won only one game
Meanwhile at Pittsburgh the
Pittsburgh Hornets defeated the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
Cleveland Barons Sweep to Win
Over Providence in Hockey Game

Hershey team Al to take the first
in their best-of-thfee games match.
The Pittsburgh and Hershey clubs
are playing the Class D series TO
determine which shall meet Cleve-
land for the league championship.
Pittsburgh won in the Glass C
sreies by defeating Springfield,
while Hershey copied the Glass B
series honors by defeating New Ha-
ven.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
Cage Tourney Marked by High Scores in Division

camp for the trip to Miami Havana
and the baseball wars. I'm picking
the National League 10 finish just
like Il did last year" he predicted.
Wen be first. Brooklyn second
and ST. Louis third"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
Sports Calendar
TONIGHT
Basketball

Basketball
D''-ict ~ Tour -----"'
Worthwhile Ro,reati H. Nolthville
vs.. 1910 Ear Woouwarw, ga it,
Z y. m.
lpsi Whirlwinds vs. Winston
Jewellers, Dearborn, s 2. M.
st. Alphonsus .CYO. Dearborn,
VS.. yellow Coach n Truck, Pom.
tlac, 2 p. m.
Cunnngham's Ypsilanti. VS.
Briggs Beautyware. Detroit. 10
p. m.
THURSDAY
Regent Cafe. Jackson. VS.. Hurl-
but Baptists. Detroit, 7 p. m.
Central Specially vs. Highland
Park Baptists. p. m.
Neighborhood Club, Crosse
Pointe, VS.. Franklin Settlement,
Detroit, 9 p. m.
pitzler Color Company. Detroit
w Detroit Ven Company 10 m
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
Anderson a Deck

F. Shuda 1876. d. Deck 400. A..
Morris $50, r. Meyers 444, A, Dun
don 464 totals, 779. ISL, s5S-2424.
Motor State
Streicher All, Stumph SIG, Living
ston 53S, Bender 534, StadtmilIer
SOS; totals, S39, S69. 949-2657.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
M,kEcHNIE coNEInENr

Tampa, Fla. Mar 26-AP-Dea.
con Bill McKechnie was cool and
confident as he put his world cham
pion Cincinnati Reds through their
final workout here before breaking
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26

Totals .......... Is II Is Al
Score at half-Jackson Regent
Cafe 81, Dearborn Knights Is.
Free throws missed-Pyciak ..
Karwas. Willibee .. Goodrich, Levi
2, Maiewski: LaChance 3. Krause.
Technical f0ut-Pittman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26
PenInsuIar psner

Everard 412, Bates 2s5. Fallett
3s1, Wisiner 1856. Cole 41s. handi-
cap 69-Totals $50. 63s. 653-1s51.
Wolverine Chips
Signor 392. Connolly 42s, Wor-
den (sub) 335. Max 341, Cooke 424
Totals 625. sos. 599-1920.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26

Andres 40, Whitmire 337. Green.
man 542, Williamson 1893, Franklin
All, handicap 39-Totals 769. 10,
695-2174.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-26

Score at half-Collegiates 30.
Pete's Bar l6-
Free throws missed Sampler.
Gilday. Messenger ? Vorce. Stef.
fen ., Timyan ?. Johnson ..
Pfte'S par