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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
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trose and surveyed the ensemble
with frank surprise-the devas-
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fiend was what he had expected
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01

and placing a close second in a
third.
Feb. 1s-Normal College basket
ball team meets defeat>at hands
OF Alma College, S5-29.
Feb. 20-Landy team emerges
champions of the City League by
defeating Central Specially with
whom they have been in a tie since
Jan. 80. The final score was Sl-2l
Feb. Michigan Normal track
sters win over Wayne. GOA, cap
turing eight drst places in meet in
Waterman Gymnasium. Ann Arbor.
Feb. 22-Ypsilanti High School
cage team bows TO fast Wayne
fiye In Twin Valley League tinal.
Y. II. S. swimmers win from Uni-
versity High, 46-Ss.
Feb. 23-Rooseyelt loses chance
to advance in Huron League as Ro-
mulus grabs two victories from
cage teams.
Feb. Hurons beat Wayne
cagers for the first time since 1885
by winning close contest 1882.
Feb. 29-Class B basketball tour
nament gets under way in Ypsi-
lanti High School with ST. Thomas,
Ann Arbor. trouncing Roosevelt,
42-25, and University High winning
over Worthwhile. 1919.
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Major Sport Activities in Ypsilant During Past Yea

Sept. 10-Daily Press checker
tournament advances TO second
round.
Sept. 11-Football players prove
perplexing problem for Coach Art
Walker at Roosevelt as no more
than IS turn out for practices.
Sept. 1i-Large squad turns out
for Saturday scrimmage for Ypsi.
lanti High School football practice.
Sept. Is - Porter-Lange team
wins caddy tournament at Washte-
nav Country Club.
Sept. 16-Twenty-nine report as
Normal College opens grid practice.
Sept. 19-Kiwanis League opens
bowling season at Riverside AL
leys.
Sept. 20-Trenton trims Y. II. s.
gridders in their opening encount-
er OF the season, 20-2.
Sept. 21-Lewis Everard, form
err Y. II. S. star, wins quarterback
Rost on King College football team
in Bristol. Tenn.
Sept. Michigan Normal Var
sity" swamps Reserves, 200 in
intra squad scrimmage, the first
OF the season for the Hurons.
Sept. 27-Roosevelt gridders get
off to good start with 1870 tri-
umph over Dundee in opening game
of season.
Sept. Sculptures plague Ypsi'
lanti High football team as Don
Green, a fullback. Injuries his leg.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01

Nov. 19-Coach Arthur Walker
announces that IL grid players at
Roosevelt will be awarded letters.
Nov. 20-Cleary College an
nounces schedule for 10 cage games
for the season.
Nov. cleo Wallick forfeits
match when thrown from ring by
Able Coleman in main match IN
wrestling show at the Armory.
Nov. 22-Basketballs thump and
water splashes once more at Roose-
welt High School as teams begin
practice for season contests.
Nov. 25-Hurons nearly upset
Indiana by showing surprising
team balance in National Collegi-
ate cross country meet in East Lam
sing.
Nov. 26-Varsity lettermen select
Andy Newlands. Michigan Normals
No. l baseball figure, to captain
the 1871 football team.
Nov. 27-Landy's and United
Stove teams remain indicated IN
City League basketball tits.
Nov. 2S-Tommy Quinn, Michi-
gan Normal runner, places fourth
in National Amateur Athletic I'M
ion cross country championships
over Detroit course.
Nov. 29-Athletic Council APP
proves letters for 81 Michigan Nor
mai grid and cross country stars.
Nov. 30-Friends honor DR.. Jo-
seph McCulloch, head of the Ply
steal education department at the
Normal. at a testimonial dinner.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01

IL to 2 victory over Cunningham's.
July l0-Phyllis LeClair becom IS
Junior Girls tennis champion OF
Ypsilanti by defeating Helen Nc.
Killen In finals OF tourney spon-
sored by American Legion Auxl-
larry.
July 11-Stovemen beat Mer.
chants for third win in row, rs.
July 12-Central Specially SHOWS
Cunningham under, ~ to l In City
League tilt.
July 15-Sudden rain halts
mound duel between pitchers for
United Stove and Young Mems
Club.
July l6-Karl Fisher. Shaefer HUI
ron hurler. subdues United Stove
as Hurons win, s to 3.
July 17-Unitei Stove takes
fourth straight game as team slugs
out : TO victory over Cunning
hams.
July 1S-Young Mems Club gains
so shut out over Merchants, Big
! Jack Williams pitching his team
to victory.
July 19-Young Mems Club
downs Merchants again. IS to 7.
July 21-United Stove gains re-
venge by beating Waltz, II to 5
in inter-county league contest.
July 22-Merchants and Cunning
hams play to 1912 deadlock, dark
ness hating the two-hour Suggest
in the sixth inning.
July 23-United Stove clips Cen
trail Specially in City League game
by score Of IL to 0.
July 24-Earl Dryer. OF Merch-
ants. gives up BIZ. one hit as team
blanks Camp Legion to win. 40
July 25-Four girls survive first
round OF play in junior girls state
tennis tournament conducted here
by the American Legion Auxiliary.
July % - Marjorie Piedfort,
Wayne, wins state tennis tourna-
ment by defeating Betty Heath.
Pontiac.
July 2S-Golfers complete second
round of play for Steimle Cup at
Washtenaw Country Club with
field being narrowed to four play
ers in each flight.
July 29-Central Specially,
Young Mems Club battle to 3-3
deadlock with rival pitchers Tom
Carrico and Jack Williams work
ing well in the pinches.
July 30-Ray Dennis fans Is as
Stovemen beat Merchants. to q.
July 31-United Stove SHOWS I'M
der Young Mems Club. ~ to S.
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July Young Mems Club wins
City League first half title by de-
feating Sears.
July 2-Harvey Fam leads
Young Mems Club to 90 win over
Sears before large American Lo-
gion Fourth OF July celebration
crowd.
July 3-United Stove overwhelms
Cubs, IL TO 7.
July 4-United Stove loses TO
Belleville in inter-county game. I
to !. before Fourth OF July crowd
July 5-United Stove trounces
Cunningham's by 1913 score.
July Stovemen lose sixth con
secu:ive inter-county game TO Red
ford. to /.
July S-Southpaw Bill Ely, OF
Sears. allows but one hit as team
wins over Merchants. Is 20 !.
July Q Young Mems Club gains
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defeats River Rouge tennis team IN
first meet OF season in Recreation
Park. Ypsilanti golf team also
wins over River Rouge.
Apr. 23-Stitesmen score tri'
umph over University OF Michigan
baseball team, 7-3. r. II. S. lose
first match to Plymouth; Ypsilanti
High golfers chalk up third win
by defeating Plymouth: but base
ball team loses to Rocks; Lincoln
High team suffers defeat at hands
OF alumni.
Apr. 24-Roosevelt High opens
track season by beating Romulus
Lincoln track squad slaughters
Flat Rock with rs to II score;
Roosevelt baseball team loses To
Belleville High.
Apr. 25-Y. II. S. baseball re-
serves beat Plymouth in game in
Recreation Park, 1876; Roosevelt
wins tennis opener from Saline
High School
Apr. 26-Ypsilanti High baseball
team loses a "heartbreaker" to Ann
Arbor High, 1913, being beaten in
extra innings. Lawrence Tech
sinks Cleary College baseball
squad. % to /. Huron golfers lose
to Titans, in play at Red Run Coun-
try Club. Royal Oak.
Apr 27-Siera's homers beat
Miami University, Sc, in game play
ed there. Normal golfers win bout
from Grand Rapids University. Nor
NAL tennis players win opener from
University of Detroit. Normal's
crack two mile relay team fails
to win in Penn State Relays, the
local team placing fourth in the
meet.
Apr. 30-Hurons win 10 frsts in
taking. triangular track meet from
Toledo University and Bowling
Green at Toledo Lady luck fails
TO smile on local high school teams
as Dearborn beats the Y. II. s.
baseball squad: Saline wins from
Roosevelt baseball squad; Dundee
triumphs over Lincoln; and Ann
Arbor wins golf contest from Ypsi-
lanti High.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01
OCTOBER

Oct. Ann Arbor Highs power
full cross country team trounces
Ypsilanti High School in meet
there.
Oct. S-Ypsilanti High second
team defeats Belleville, 7 to 6 in
close grid contest at Island Park.
Oct. 4-Hurons play to 90 tie
with Illinois in opener.
Oct. Michigan Amateur AthIe-
tic Union reflects Coach Lloyd w.
Odds. of this city, as president for
the ensuing year.
Oct. S-Bowlers inaugurate sea-
son at Recreation Alleys.
Oct. 11-Weak Huron team bows
TO powerful Titan eleven, AZ TO 0
with the Normal defense going TO
pieces.
Oct. 1i-Bill Hart, Normal ath-
lete. leaves school to enlist in the
United States Army.
Oct. 15-Neville spike" Hughes
receives appointment as Normal
cross country coach.
Oct. 16-Ypsilanti High School
gfidders and members OF the cross
country teams given defeats by
Plymouth High School teams.
Oct. 1S-Roosevelt Rough Riders
conquer Chelsea grid eleven by
score OF Is to for the third win
OF the season.
Oct. 19-Big. fast Bowling Green
team defeats Huron Gridders by a
score OF $50 in the Ohio city be-
fore a large homecoming crowd.
Oct. 21-Coach Jack Starwas re-
turns to duties as Ypsilanti High
School football coach after illness
of two weeks.
Oct. 2i-Huron Harriers add
26th straight dual meet victory as
Tommy Quinn takes the lead in a
Is to 40 win over Central State.
Oct. 25-Central State touch
down machinery rolls at top speed
to defeat Michigan Normal grid
ders "a to 0 in conest there.
Oct. 26-Ypsilanti High School
football team goes down to defeat
in the sixth straight game by los
ing to Wayne, 81 to s. Y. H. $.
cross country team places third IN
class B district championships IN
Dearborn.
Oct. 2S-Varsity Club announces
plans to honor Prof. ]. H. McCul-
loch. physical education head AT
the Normal. at banquet Nov. 30.
Oct. 31-Huron yearlings humble
Wayne freshmen gridders 10, in
game at Briggs Field. Good crowd
sees curtain go up on wrestling
season in the Armory.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01
APRIL

Apr. 1--Coach Lloyd Odds. OF the
Normal College, addresses mem
bers OF state high school swimming
team OF Jackson at banquet in
that city.
Apr. 2-Roosevelt High School
athletes launch spring sports pro-
gram.
Apr. 4-Wrestling bout at Arm
DRY proves tempestuous affair
with no contest decision being de-
clared in team bout.
Apr. Paul Johnson, youthful
Ypsilanti baseball star. signs with
the Binghsmton. y. Y. team in the
Eastern League as a pitcher.
Apr. East games feature
Church League basketball Tits.
Apr s-Motor State Products
completes successful season n
bowling by defeating Bella Vista.
Apr. prospects bright for Nor
NAL College tennis team as two
sophomores and three veterans
show up strong in practice.
Apr ll-Bull Montana defeats
Bull Curry in fast wrestling match
at the Armory.
Apr. 12-vDonald Hochrein. Ypsi-
lanti High School senior, has name
inscribed on roll of honor Of Michi-
gan Officials Association for out
standing work on the basketball
team.
Apr 13-Three way tie between
St Johns. Second Baptists and
First Methodlsts mark final stani-
ings in Senior Division City League
basketball series.
Apr. i5-Ypsilanti High School
wins golf meet but loses in tennis
at Dearborn.
Apr. 17-Roosevelt High School
students receive awards for PARTED.
patton in basketball and swimming
Apr. 1s-Sixteen softball. four
hardball teams make official entry
In City League competition.
Apr. i9-Dennis holds Alma 10
one hit as Hurons triumph in open.
ing contest. 10.
Apr. 22-Brilliant Tribe net play
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01
STATE HOSPITAL
CURES REPORTED.
YEAR OF SERVICE ENDS WITH
1900 UNDER CARE AT
INSTITUTION

Another year OF service to those
mentally III has been completed az
Ypsilsnt State Hospital. The pop
ulation OF the Ypsilanti State
Hospital today is 1900. There are
493 employees.
Ii has been interesting to note
that of those patients admitted
during this year 1920 will have
recovered sufficiently to "eturn 20
the community. or one out OF every
three patients admitted 70 this IN.
stitution will return to the COM
munity after a years residence.
There were $50 deaths. none Of
which were suicides. Sixty per
cent of the deaths we're between
the ages OF 60 and 100.
During the past year DR.. II. P.
Lynn. a graduate of Rush Medical
College. and DR.. V. F. Lowell. a
graduate OF Washington University.
joined the medical staff.
It is the purpose of the hospital
to have the patients improve suf-
ficiently to again take up their
active life. The treatment and
care is first considered. This large
group OF mental illnesses repre-
sents a widely varied clinical pic
ture and each patient must be
treated on the basis OF careful stu
dy. Metrazol shock therapy has
been utilized with selected cases.
1t has been found that the fol ow-
up therapy in the departments Of
recreation and occupation prove
valuable and essential. Cases OF
syphilis are treated in the accepted
manner.
Because of the good cooperation
with the various departments OF
the University of Michigan 81 sur
gical operations were performed
at the hospital.
DR.. +. w. Palmer has spent all
OF his time in research activities
along the line of tn metabolism OF
alcohol.
After a patient is paroled he is
invited to return for advice and
examination. Three hundred TWEEN
ty-eight patients were seen in the
out-patient department.
ture show and dances gave pleas
ure to all During the summer time
many played tennis and golf. A
hospital band was organized. The
Gideon Bible Association present
ed 100 Bibles to the institution.
During the year the hospital re-
ceived from the Federal Surplus
Corporation carloads of apples,
grapefruit and tomatoes. These
were a welcome addition to the
dietary Of the patients.
Under PWA grants three new
buildings were completed at an
additional cost OF s1,04S,627.49,
and provisions have been made 10
fillsall OF these buildings by ap.
proximately March l of 194l.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01
BEYER HOSPITAL
HAS BUSY YEAR
OVER THOUSAND PATIENTS
RECEIVE CARE: s95
YEAR BEFORE

An increase in nearly every divi-
sion is shown in the yearly re-
port from Boyer Memorial Hospi-
tai.
There was a total OF 1913 pa
tents admitted. compared with
sos for 1889 and a total of .347
discharged, compared with 1,125
the previous year. There were a
total Of 313 births and 43 deaths,
these figures comparing with 2S5
and a.. respectively for 1899.
There we're PA major opera
lions and 230 minor ones this
year while for 1889 there we're
1877 major and 1871 minor opera
lions. Accident cases totaled
100 during 1910 and "a during
1899.
The total days service rendered
to patients is also higher this
year. 1910 being the figure while
for the year before II was $3.50.
The totals in the different dlvi-
sions are surgical, 3,23z;; medi-
cal, 2,3601-2; obstetrical. 2,2SS
1-2: new born. 2,0101-2: and con
tagious. 1912. The contagious
total is a great deal less than the
331 days service rendered in
1899.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01
YEAR OPENS WITH
WORK FOR SOME
CITY EMPLOYEES ON JOB As
RESIDENTS ENJOY
HOLIDAY

Workers at the city water treat
ment plant, pumping station, sew
age disposal plant and gas workers
must forego holiday dinners today
so that the needs OF Ypsilanti resi-
dents will be supplied. Three men
will be on duty at the water treat.
ment. pumping and sewage plants
while four will work at the gas
works. sos N. Huron st.
Starting the new year right OF
wrong, whichever way it is view
ed, the first OF the holiday dinners
OF 1871 will be eaten by six city
firemen while on duty. Thanksgiv-
ing and Christmas, the most recent
holidays, this crew has missed be-
ing on duty and ate their repasfs
at home. Today, however, these
men will be served round steak,
potatoes, a vegetable. cabbage sal
ad and apple pie cooked by two OF
their numb Der, Gerald II. Kelly and
Charles r. Green. Other firemcn
eating their first holiday dinner at
the fire department in 1871 are
Maurice Mallion, John C. Hadley,
James F. Fitzpatrick and Lee L.
Cox.
Coming on duty at a. IN. until
4 p. m. city policemen missed
holiday dinners. They were Ser
geant Cyril ]. Ray, c. r. Rankin,
Roy +. Mass and Donald j. Rud-
dick.
State Trooper Clarence Beuerle
left Monday night for two days
vacation at his home in Suttons
Bay. Trooper Douglas Sherwood
will spend three days at Atlanta.
Trooper Sherwood left Ypsilanti
Tuesday. on duty at the post dur
ing the day will be Sergeant Frank
w. Walker and Trooper Jess Ralph,
Clare Landon. Frederick Davids
and John Pawlielski.
To Have Roast Veal
Roast veal will feature the menu
for patients at Boyer Hospital on
New Years Day. There will also
be squash. cauliflower. ce.ery and
olives. bread and butter and COZ
fee and for dessert, plum pu1.
ding.
Patients at the Ypsilanti State
Hospital Will be served roast pork
and gravy. mashed potatoes, butter
ed carrots. relishes, apple Betty.
bread, butter and tea as the first
dinner of 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01

continue TO win in softball but
Shaefer Hurons lose first game TO
New York Central. Roosevelt
tracksters defeat University High
in meet there.
May 23-Druggists edge out
Sears men in smuggling duel in City
League baseball contest, to T.
Rally by |. o. o. F. beats Stove
men in the top class A softball
game.
May 24-Michigan States IL
win halts Huron's baseball title
march.
May 25-Huron thinclads swamp
Upper Peninsula foes, S0-4l. Michi-
gan Hurons golf team gains third
victory of the season by beating
Grand Rapids University.
May 27-Ypsilanti High loses
Twin Valley baseball contest 20
Dearborn: Reserves drop game to
Lincoln's second team. Suter yields
but four hits as Stovemen win from
Druggists. 5 to ?.
May 2S-Toledo hands Huron
nine third defeat of season. 5 to 4.
Capt. Bob Allen, Roosevelt half
miller, smashes half mile record
with a time OF 2:06.5 as Rough
Riders win triangular meet over
Mi an and Dundee.
May 29-Druggists win over
Merchants behind Cracks three
hit hurting.
May SO-3ig crowd turns out for
flag tournament and four ball four
some at Washtelaw Country Club.
May 31-Roosevelt comes in
second in Huron League track
meet, being nosed out of first by
Belleville.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-01
AUGUST

Aug. 1-Shaefer Hurons move 4
step nearer the Class A softball
championship by defeating Unit
ed Stove players.
Aug. limited Stove meets its
first defeat in eight games by being
defeated by Central Specially
Sears, Sc.
Aug. Bert Katzenmeyer ties
Washtenaw Country Club record
with a 81, leading all qualifers in
the opening round for the club
championship.
Aug. Camp Legion defeat
league.leading Shaefer Hurons in
postponed Glass B tilt, s to Z.
Aug. cunningham wins from
Merchants in short tilt, "a, the
game being called at the end Ct
four and one half innings because
of darkness.
Aug. S-Frank Whitehouse and
Olin Cox win crowns as city tennis
champions as DIN defeats Bob Ia
Dor in the senior division and
Frank defeats Bob Norman in the
junior division.
Aug. 9-Ray Dennis chalks up
another win in the City League by
winning for United Stove, 4-3, from
Young Mems Club.
Aug. 10-After being champion
at Washtenaw Country Club for
years of 1880. 1881, 1892, and 1857.
Mrs. c. p. McLain, Detroit. comes
through again to capture champion
ship from Mrs. Edward Nehlsen,
who was defending her crown.
Aug. 11-Dr. Leo Whitmire wins
Steimle cup in tournament at
Washtenaw Country Club.
Aug. 12-Shaefer Hurons clinch
Glass B League title by defeating
United Stove in a close game, to
s.
Aug. 13-Seventy-fve children
enjoy field day events at Wood
ruff School with all but one OF
the events being completed before
the rain came.
Aug 1i-Recreation girls win
championship in field day events
with Prospect second. Woodruff
third. and Harriet. fourth.
Aug. 15-Harriet boys team
captures first in city recreation
field day events for boys with
Woodruff second; Recreation,
third; and Prospect, fourth.
Aug. 16-Herman Bartling and
John Wescott receive appointments
as umpires in NYA district base
ball contests.
Aug. 19-Young Mems Club TAX es
first game in City League finals b.
winning from United Stove. to ?.
Aug. 20-Shaefer Hurons c,inch
Class A championship by defeat.
ing odd Fellows. 10 to 6. Stovemen
tie series by taking game from
Young Mems Club, 3 to /.
Aug. 21-United Stove takes lead
in playofr series by banking Young
Mems Club. to 0.
Aug. 22-Young Mems Club
evens series as Fred Knox hurts
team to victory over United Stove,
10.
Aug. a3-Young Mems Club takeH
City League title from United
Stove after three years in which
they previously ended up second
best to the Stovemen.
Aug. 24-Joe Hatch and Bill
Wales play stellar games as
Shaefer Hurons win over Pontiac
in contest in Ann Arbor.
Aug. 2S-Shaefer Hurons lose al
hope Of playing in state softball
tournament as they meet defeat a.
the hands OF Moose Lodge OF Ann
Arbor for the Glass c regional
championship.