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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-10
THE WEATHER

Weather forecast for Ypsilanti
and vicinity: Partly cloudy with
scattered showers or thunder show
ers tonight. Friday Partly cloudy
with scattered showers and cooler.
Wind direction and velocity:
Southwest, 10 miles per hour.
Temperature. al I a. m IS de-
sress.
Barometer reading at a. M:
1920 and falling.
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Attending Funeri

Attending Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Burrell,
Mrs. Frances Yeckley and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Burrell went to Plymouth
today to attend the funeral of Ben
jamin A. Gilbert, IS. the half broth
er Of Mrs. Herbert Burreu Mr.. Gil
bert, son OF Elihu Emmons and
Nancy Gilbert. was born in Cleve-
land, O., but spent his early man
hood in Ypsilanti. He was sales
man in the Holbrook grocery and for
a long period was in the c. s. Wort
ley clothing store. After his mar
riage 10 Miss Letitia Smith, he lived
in Worthwhile for about eighteen
years and then in Plymouth, where
he was a travelling salesman for a
clothing firm until his retirement
a few years ago. He is survived by
his wife and one daughter Miss
Helen Frances Gilbert. Plymouth.
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Ypsilanti Briefs

having her operators license with
her. For minor traffic offenses the
following paid 81 each; Ralph v,
Weber, Eugene Briggs, Miss Jane
Oliver. Ypsilanti; Samuel Joseph
10th. Dearborn; Maxwell Sowa, De-
troit.
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SENTENCED TO PRISON

Grand Rapids. Mich, July 10
INS-Fred Despane. 80. today was
under a three to IA year prison
sentence after being convicted Of
forging a s35 check. He was SEN
fenced by Judge Thaddeus B. Taylor
in superior court
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FAVoRs WATERWAY

Lansing. July 1O-AP-Gov. Van
Wagner Wednesday notified the
Rivers and Harbors Committee OF
the House OF Representatives that
Michigan is in complete accord with
the st. Lawrence Waterway project.
The governor was unable to attend
hearing on the project in Wash
inRton.
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Vegetables
Detroit, Mich, July 10
ASPARAGUS - No. /, SIS @ $50
-doz. lunches.
GREEN BEANS-No. 1. s1.25 q
$50 bu.
BEETS-No. l, 30940c doz. bchs.
CARROTS No. /, 3595oc doz.
punches.
CELERY-No. I. 25935c doz. bchs.
oNIONS-No. 1 green, 45@55c dor.
bchs.
PEAS-No. 1, S1.259150 Blu.
POTATOES No. !, new, $1.s5 q
$50 bu.
RADISHES - Red, No. 1, s5Q5oc
doz punches.
RHUBARB-Outdoor, No. l, 25@35c
doz. punches.
RUTABAGAS-No. /. 50076c bu.
- Fruits
Detroit, Mich, July 10
APPLES-Delicious No. l, $1,000
LIS bu; Northern Spies. No. 1,
$1.25@1.50 blu.
BLACK RASPBERRIES - No. I
$3.25@3.75 "a at. crate.
RED RASPBERRIES-No. 1. IS %
$50 "a at crate.
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Escort Conveys

Escort Conveys
Troopers Clare Jensen and Mario
Formolo OF the local state police
Wednesday escorted two 37-truck
Army conveys from the Dearborn
city limits 10 Chelsea. on the convoy
route from Fort Wayne TO Fort
Custer.
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On Deferred List
Frederick Britton. who was In
cluded in the list OF draftees to enter
service today. has been notified
from headquarters that he has been
placed on the deferred list because
he is working on important defense
work in Detroit as a craftsman.
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Daily Market Report

1sc; cocks. 1o912c; rock springers,
4 lbs up, 24c; under lbs. 22c; leg
horn broilers. TX IBIS up. zoe. No I'M
loading of poultry before 7 a. m. or
after 3 p. m. Saturdays no unload.
ing.
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Hunting Orchids

Running Orehlos
Stanley Norton left Wednesday for
a trip to Mexi o in search OF
orchids. With him are his son,
Austin, and two friends, Wendell
Greenfield, Ypsilanti, and Franklin
Knowles, Wayne Mr.. Norton has
specified 40 varieties in his ship
ping permit and hopes 10 add sew,
era rare specimens to his present
stock.
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feeders. ss.5OG1l.5o; common to
fair stockers and feeders, s74s.5o;
mixers and springers. s659sO.
Extraordinarily receipts, 800.
Best. s13; fair to good, $3.50 q
1880; seconds. $9Ql0.50; culls and
common, $64S.50.
Sheep and lambs-Wednesday re-
ceipts, 400. Best spring lambs,
$11 q 11.50; fair to good, 5000;
yearlings, sf09f0.25;+ fair to good.
$9Q9.5O; seconds. $79S; skips.
81 down; best sheep; $4.50Q5; fair
to good. s2.5093.50; culls and com.
mon. s1.50Q2.50.
Hogs-Wednesday receipts, 500;
good and choice, 200-230 lbs. s11.25;
good and choice, 10000 lbs, $11.15;
good and choice, 230-250 lbs, S11.15;
good and choice, 250-27O lbs, S11.05i
good and choice, 270-300 lbs, $40. 50:
heavies, 300-350 lbs, $10.S5; heavies
350-450 lbs. s10.75; roughs, 1926 a
$50; pigs and lights. s10.25@10.6O;
stays, $S.7599.
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Burial In Vincennes
The remains of James Monroe
Eastridge were sent TO Vincennes,
Ind, for burial Wednesday night
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York News
THUMB CUT DEE

York, Mich, July 10-James Crit
tenden cut his thumb off, Saturday,
while working on his car.
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Drivers Pay

Drivers Pay
R. Giacadelli. Detroit. paid IS In
municipal court Wednesday for
speeding. Mrs. Betty Bouche. this
city, paid $685. for driving without
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Butter and Enna

Butter and EGGS
Detroit, Mich, July 10
BUTTER-Best creamery in tubs,
S5h@36hc.
EGGS - Current receipts, CSC:
dirties, 24c; checks, 23hc.
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APPOINTMENT OF ADuNIsTRA.


STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County of Wash
tenaw.
At a session of said Court. held at
the Probate office in the City of
Ann Arbor. In said County, on the
26th day of June A. d. 1871.
Present. Hon. Jay G. Pray, Judge
of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Clarence L. Simon, Decease led.
Harriet r. Simon. daughter OF said
deceased having filed in said Court
her petition praying that the admin
IsIFatien- of said estate be granted to
Richard II. Wernette. or to some
other suitable person.
1t is Ordered. That the eIth day
of july A. ID. 1871. at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, at said Probate Office.
be and is hereby appointed for hear
ing said petition.
II is Further Ordered. That pub
lie notice thereof be given by publ
cation OF a copy OF this order. once
each week for three successive
weeks previous to said day of hear
ing, in the Ypsilanti Daily Press. a
newspaper printed and circulated in
said County.
JAY G. PRAY. Judge of Probate.
A true copy.
Nora o. Borgert.- Registe ter OF Probate
A
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Poultry
Detroit, Mich, July 10-Poultry:
market steady. Hens. average run,
22ei;- leghorn hens, lbs-up,
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Legal Notices
TINAL ADMIsIsTRArIoH Ao-
COUNT

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro-
bate Court for the County OF WASH
tenaw.
At a session OF said Court. held az
the Probate office in the City OF
Ann Arbor. in said County, on the
End day of July A. ID. 1871.
Present. Hon. Jay G. Pray, Judge
of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate Of
Mary zimmerman, Deceased.
Frank Zimmerman, Executor OF said
estate having filed in said Court. his
final administration account. and his
petition praying for the allowance
thereof and for the assignment and
distribution OF the residue OF said
estate.
II Is Ordered. Tina the 2sth day of
July A. ID. 1871, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, at said Probate office, be
and is hereby appointed for exam
lining and allowing said account and
hearing said petition.
II is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publica-
ton OF copy OF this order, for three
success sive weeks previous to said
day OF hearing. in the Ypsilanti Daily
Press' newspaper printed and cir
culated in said County.
JAY G. PRAY, Judge OF Probate
a true copy
Nora o, Borsert. Register of Probate
Adv Ajax
Evening star., 1941-02-13

bling Is the way meat experts refer
to the tiny f1ecks and Streaks of fat
scattered through the lean.
Good" grade beef is used most
widely by those who want quality at
a moderate price The fat covering
on this beef is thinner and the cut
surface OF the lean shows some mar
bling of fat
Commercial" beef has very little,
il any, excess fat The fat covering
is thin and the cut lean meat shows
practically no marbling or fat
Utility" beef has even less fat
covering and rarely any fat marbling
through the lean. This grade of beef
Is not satisfactory for oven roasting
or broiling. but can be used to ad-
vantage in pot roaSts, stews and
similar dishes. There are other diff
ferences in the grades. too, but most
of them can be observed only by
expert meat graders.
Important to the consumer is the
fact that the grade does not reflect
nutritive values Every one of the
grades can be a good buy" if the
homemaker knows how to get the
best out of it by proper cooking.
For instance, top round or rump
steak from a choice grade of beef will
be tender enough and have enough
fat on it to make an excellent piece
to broil But this same steak from
commercial grade would be better
made up into Swiss steak with some
added moisture and a lid on the pan
to keep in the steam and help soften
the connective tissue Both make
equally nourishing food and both have
good flavor. But it takes the right
kind of cooking to bring out the best
in each
Federal meat grading started less
than Is years ago-at the request of
meat distributors and producers.
Every year. since 1927 it has
expanded At first beef was the only
meat graded In 1880 lamb and veal
were added Pork is regularly not
graded for the consumer trade. ac-
cording to Mr.. Fraser, because a large
percentage of the pork produced in
this country does not vary a lot in
quality.
Today Government graded meat is
available in most large cities and in
many towns from coast to coast.
Evening star., 1941-02-13

getting" Mr.. Fraser points out, "the
purple grade stamp indicates the
quality of the meat"
This purple grade stamp vouches
for the fact that the meat has been
judged for quality by competent off,
CialS. On large cut of meat this
stamp has the appearance of mar
row, pale purple ribbon. A closeup
view shows the grade name printed
clearly over and over, with A. M S.,
the initials of the Agricultural Mar
keting Service. stamped occasionally.
The grade stamp Will appear on every
retail cut.
Also purple. but not to be confused
with the grade Identification. is the
Iround stamp used in Federal meat
inspection. The round purple stamp
shows that the meat has passed the
inspection of other Federal experts
who examined it for its wholesome
ness as food
Both stamps are of harmless vege-
table coloring and need not be cut
off before cooking.
"Of all our meat grading services,
we consider the grading of beef the
most helpful" Mr.. Fraser says. For
beef is perhaps the most difficult Of
all meats for the inexperienced shopper
to Judge Also Americans eat much
more beef than they do lamb or veal"
The hOmemaker who learns the beef
grades and their position on the
quality scale will also know the grades
Of lamD and veal. because they are
Identical In descending order as to
their quality, the five grades of beef
sold on the butchers block are
prime" choice" good" COM
mercial' and utility"
Ordinarily butchers will keep on
hand only one of these grades. Less
than l per cent of all beef produced
can meet the requirements of prime"
grade Consequently. most of this top
grade goes to dining rooms and
restaurants catering to luxury trade.
Choice" therefore. is the highest
grade Of beef available for the most
discriminating retail trade. Choice
meat has a moderately thick cover
ing Of white or creamy white fat.
The lean meat is bright in appear
ance. well marbled with fat. Mar
Evening star., 1941-02-13
Know Your Meats.
Meaning of Federal Grading Is
Explained by an Authority

o o
to make Of getting worth what
beef veal lamb will Federal
Fraser heads the work the Agricultural Marketing
Service. the in charge of Federal meat grading
butchers
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Shopping for N. Y. Game

Nose Sims the St Marys of football coach whose
play the deunc Long Island University
Ebbets Field Fall looking around for game in
New York the immediate vicinity.
Simms fellow who practically took the Big City apart
season advance buidup team that Travelled
thousands of bus which Sims in crap
game players wore red white and blue star spanged
And he had brother combination which could only
be told apart blythe fact that wore store teeth
Spectators a football match between French
camps Semrack Switzerland surprised to
the players opposite rush into each others
kiss each other both checks and walk toward the side
obvous both game and spectators Two brothers
rvates in the former French army had met again Both
had been engaged fighting Belgium and separated
believed the other dead The game continued
after some delay
Fritz Crisler thinking Of shifting Mervn Preguman
chgans outstanding freshman line prospect last Fa from
center other line position Bob ingalls, who will be
Fall better than average and Preguman
is good to the bench Pregulman ALI
Slater from Lansing Central in 1899.
The National SemPro Baseball Congress has announced
that will give diamond studded trophy and cash bonus of
$4,000 the leading sandlot basmen of 191 The award
* be not IN professional organized ball II
of who has played Is during
the
The only stipulation that box must be forwarded
and approved by member Of the National Association Of
Scorers after each game.
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b, Intern.tional New. strvle.

Major league baseball teams
Jared we'll yesterday only one
dropping an exhibition game TO a
minor league representative.
Knoxville of the Southern Asso-
citation nicked the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers' "B' team, 5 to 3, at ITALIA
hassee, Fla, thanks TO Stewart
third inning home run with two
men on base.
The PhillieS made six errors. but
still managed TO beat Columbus,
9 TO s, at Miami Beach. The
Philadelphia clubs hree-run
Splurge in the ninth tied the score,
and a run in the eleventh saved
the game and the day.
Cincinnati made more errors 80
and fewer hits 80 than the Boston
Red Sox Il and Ia and dropped
a game played at Dothan, Ala,
10 TO 4
At Fort Worth. Tex, the New
York Yankees a team defeated
Dallas 5 10 2. Russo and Wash
burn holding the Texas Leaguers
TO five scattered hits.
Joe Medwick's third inning
homer with two aboard was a lift
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MOVieStaE'
Rolls i'm
A. lib. e.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, April 2
Harold Lloyd, movie comedian and
producer, carrying a 1875 average
on the Pacific Coast, will be
making his debut when the forty
first renewal of the American
Bowling Congress takes on a real
national aspect-coast 10 coast
North and South-here tonight.
Sharing the spotlight with Lloyd
will be that likeable young gent
known as Ned Day, national match
game champion.
Only two major changes were
made among the leaders here yes
terday. Fred McCrea AZ, postal
clerk from Fargo. N. d. scooted
into fifth in the singles on 257-235-
2l2 for 704.
Sonny Parks tipped PAS final
in CIT and James Hamilton closed
with 226 for 616 as jerks Palace
OF Oklahoma City slipped into
ninth on a 1856 finish for 1854 De-
troit's single entry last night. Ellis
Walkers Del Rio could muster
only 26l0.
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He Deserves a Break

how IpH4ld react 4 placed IN the same
position that Hank Greenberg today finds himself At least
would badly newspapcTmen exaggerated the stories about
me pushing people smuggling photographers cursing
the world and all that sort Of thing.
lot Of the Hank Greeubere stories you read aren't true
In fact about Hanks ugly disposition def
nitely
Let's give big guy break II commanded to join the
army Greenberg 20 He'll have Let's wait until he
gives good reason for such before putting the
cruel boots him in the street.
Hank Creenberg is too good guy good Amer
lean TO be the manufactured stories Some of the boys
who day the Lakeland training camp seem
compelled boot him around This isn't the American way
certainly not the sporting way.
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Landau. Kavief qualified in both
hurdles while Landau made the
grade in the 30-yard and 220
dashes, and they may capture
firsts. Hamtramck also has an
outside chance with Paul BargoW-
ski in the 22n and 440, Jim Wesley
in the $50 and Ed Baron in the
pole vault
Leighton Lady" Boyd, South
eastern coach, giving his team the
worst of it, figures the Jungaleers
should tally between 25 and 30
points in the finals, apparently
enough 10 win.
Best of the days performances
which were below those OF other
years, was turned in by John
Hagel Of Southeastern Hagel Off
cially tied the city record in the
30-yard high hurdles when he won
his heat in 40 seconds. He also
qualified in the lows.
The Jungaleers' relay team Of
Eric Pietras. Bob Ross. Adell Ber-
nard and Bert Dickerson further
bolstered the teams chances oy
turning in the best time, 1873
Dick Drake, Mackenzie High
ace dashman. pulled a mild sur
prise when he led the field in the
220 with a time of 25.l seconds
Other leaders were Al Pingel Of
DENLY in the mile. and Charles
Britton of Northwestern in the
half mile. Pingel. who has bettered
the city record of 1894 in dual
meets, found his 4;47,3 best of the
qualiferS.
hnsls -Hagel tsEl. Raskn fNW), Xavier
Cent?. stsllinss CPl Hsughton tM ,,, Lee
qualify for NTH place run-on Best time
,0l2 by Hsgel CITES city record
Pole ysult-Lsns tcooll wi" tsEl.
Gisnsr (R). Qualifying heght--lO feet 3
''s so.ssrd dash ttour qualify for hnals)-
Goreeki tcTl Landau Cent?, Lax Gent,
(sEl Bright Cent?, Ross tsE) qualify
for hnh-piacs runoh. Best time ;o3s by
4to'yard dash ssrEowski UH). ISL;
Dudley (CTl $50 Cato tMac). SO
Hess r. sal ssmuls tH1. $50: Fuchs
Mile run-Flngel I'D AfAfdf kiilef III
4.4S.As Curtis W. and Brown tSEl-
4:49.3, Earl tsEl. 1915: Edmondson
(NWi. 4.54l
High Wmp--SwHnson tNE), Weaver
tsE) Willsens tsEl, Harteg tCooi !.
Hsughton tMl. HUMPHREYS tCT1. Newklrk
(NEl Qualifying height feet inches.
ss0-vard run Priiton fNW), Beckworth
(Ri Fredricks tW1, KOdas tPl, Wesley
CHl Bell tsEl. Best time ,: o7.s by
Brtton
3o-yard low hurdles HaEe tsE) ordz-
'wolskv tMacl swanson eNE1 kavieff
/ (Cenp. Gorecki oct wilkins OIL Haush-
TN r Y r. walls tR1 qualify for htth place
i runof Best time .0t-2 by Hagel and
! Ordgv wolsky.
220-rard dash Drake mao BarGowski
tn Bernard CSFf Landau Cent?. Co
: reclA-l CTi Hess tRt and fietras fSE1
will mnod FOR sixth place Best time
- ! by Drake
sso-ysrd relax-seHtheasterr Cas- Tech
Mackenzie -frt- Tt- to0leY. Eastern. Best
tine-f.37.3 ty southeastern.
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Lombardo Is Speed Demon

capable daring speedboat pilot He his own 225
class hydropane Cup competition Producer Walter
Wsnger is one polo players the Hollywood movie
colony of Detroit has been ranked second
to of Pasadena, 6a1 the nations top
badmnton players
Congratulations Fendey Collins Michigan State wrestling
coach His Spartan mamen among the nations best
during They finished second to the perennial
winner Oklahoma A. NJ, in the National Collegiate tourna
taking individual titles Burl and Merle Jennings
sophomore twins from Tulsa the winners The
Spartan had dual record of eight victories
and one defeat Oklahoma A. NJ. the only to
defeat the Michigan Ststers.
Collins recently elected vice president of the national
wrestling body And Michigan also named
Of 1912 But Collins fears that
Michigan State will have the tournament by because of
conflict with the high school basketball championships
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Exhibition Games

srooEyn tnD o01 100 no1-8 :
Knoxville tsAI Ids oic nox-s 2
Mlls Wicker 90 and Franks, Baker
kaaetson tei ard Epps Jackson 90.
- Louis fN) 00i 0f7 Jos u o
Warrington "A ooi GOO Ooo-i !
Cooper Ehoun fsl and PuoFsit "
caopsr 90. sundrs Beck % sne Evsns
Nsv York CN) oao ono o7i-a Il !
Cleveland "a o00 0id 0o0-1
sohunGehsr Lohrman - snd o Dee
Harder Andrew 80 Hsving ~ ARD
Destufsls
B5ston "a 40 o7o 5o1 % u =
pssf,on Thompson a.. c." -
Lers- a. sn1 Lrras Baker CfIs
Niis1u FisminE 60 ana Pytias
BROOKLYN eN1 oar 100 oos-s Il Q
shrsvsp1rf tTTl Ia0 900 200-3 2
Hssd Fioversfs1 snc owen. Kaerner
Hammer 81. Nansiats - and Friar.
t-----rruE tEs1 10 ~ 81 oo-S 80 8
Pasad 'elsdson 80 HuFsss B.antaa a..
MsFtsrf1n fl1I ara Warren.
Foston 90 OF oo1 oo5-s il :
as frfv~-- Or no1 rfiAf &
fi-farsvq-s and Bsfrei II rsn,en
Noofs 81 anc y. psu'afh
A. nnrsfIf-- II ,
NfW York ~ M od0 OIL q
Cisrearr fkt Co ofd 00d-I
s-aausessr ara op.s Hsrssr a.
utsalfsif
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A. B. 6. Standings

ST PAUL. April ?. - GNS) -
Following are today's standings in
the American Bowling Congress
FIVE-MAN EVENT
FrErt ffrrrrFrE. frFHsf PAX. III anh1
Hermann undeTfakers 81 Louis 30ia
sehmies.nT Ice Cream Cincinnati 1897
Camel Eodas e. Louis 2e30
Vogel Brothers Recreation. Forest
PARK Iii 1920
TNO-NAN FNENT
Elmer Koch Ned Day. Mtv aUkes 1907
q Rarmeytr y Burton - Louis 1908
fil,f Richard steve Peters Chicago 1870
G. % ugrnpH-S garofsIo s. Louis 1923
Il EaHas-F CaraeeIa. Milwaukee 1889
SINGLES
Narfln Carlson Rockford, I'll 80
HHls Enuas. Milwaukee ~
Harold Kelly South Bend Ind fif
George TishncA Milwaukee Jos
Fred McC-ea. Fargo y n Tof
AiI-TNENT~
Harold Kelly South Bend md 2ula
Nelson Burton 81 Louis 1875
George Tishork. Milwaukee 1891
John Erhen Forest Park, I'll. 1881
Joe Kruk Car. Ind. lbl4
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s eastern Track
Team Eyeing
City Crown

Southeastern High, which cap
tured the Metropolitan League
basketball championship last week,
today was looking forward TO the
indoor track title as well 10 make
The Winter season one Of the most
fruitful in the schools history.
While expected competition to
the Jungaleers' title bid fell by the
wayside, Southeastern held up in
tho city semifnalS yesterday at
Central High and qualified nine
individuals and a relay team into
Saturdays finals.
The remainder of the field found
the plckrneS h1t lean and. at
best Will offer none too strong
threats to Southeastern's hope of
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Vs., ) ';'.l.;';
Hank Greenberg Is Being Made Victim
of Bum Rap by Critics .
of Bum Rap by Critics

In the spirit Of play this IS forced 10 believe
Hank Greenberg being given the any American ah
lee received.
It's so easy crse Il very to throw darts at
the guy on top Of this world seems loves 10 bd
castle FOR athletic And then the same people IKE 10
laugh fendish gee castle tumbng down around
his
Maybe Greenberg making mistake here and there on
the situation Maybe he should rush TO some army recruit
ing station and below Here I take ne
Maybe should refuse 10 let authorized doctor say
he has fiat feet. Maybe he should do lot OF things