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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Girl Student Leaders
AT Lincoln Named

Girl student leaders at Lincoln
totaling SO were appointed by
Helen Clarke. gym teacher, last
Friday.
Girls appointed are Pearl Sher-
man, swimming: Pat Fisher. Betty
McGoffin. swimming; Nola Reyn-
olds. badminton. and Shirley
French. tennis. Bernice Simard.
rhythmic activities: Betty Van
Wrinkle. Gladys WATSON. SWIM
ming; Betty Christisnson. Agnes
Marilyn Vernon. rhythmic activi-
ties.
Garrett Butterfield, Merna Sell
den, swimming: Janet Cooper
Betty Armour and Doris Davey
tennis; Peggy Simeral. Betty
Beasley and Verna Logan. swim
ming: Beverly Steele. Nellie Was
son. swimming: Hannah Koehler
Lorene Gsrgas and stizue Tsmaki
hadninton and tennis: Jean Hal
len. all floor activities.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

The Play-Mor bowling alleys
located in the X Street business
district, are now Tacoma owned
and operated. according to an an
nouncement made today by the
new owners. Three local men have
purchased the entire interest of
J. W. Blaney. Portland business
man, who installed the eight
drives more than a year ago.
John X. Murphy. r. c.
Curly" Wilson. and Bill Left
wich are the Tacomans who
have taken over Blaney's In
tere~t and who will hence
forth direct the operation of
the business.
Wilson, who has been resident
manager since the start of the
present season. now assumes the
duties of general manager. with
the assistance of Leftwich. well
known in the northwest as one
OF its best bowlers.
The Play-Mor lanes have proved
popular with Tacomans In general.
and with the residents and bust
ness men of the X Street distrie,
in particular. Heavy league play
has featured their operation since
their opening year ago last
August.
At Present. there are Is
leagues bowling regula Nv each
week, and many Of Tacoma's
good hoaler> are included on
the rosters of the teams. .
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Life Saving Course
Opened al Y Pool

A new course In Y. NJ. c. A. and
Red Cross life saving will start
this Saturday in the Tacoma Y. N.
pool Boys wishing to register
should be At the boys department
office by 1880. Instruction for
the course win be under the super
vision Of Mr.. Harold Keller. Y
physical director.
Keller also announces that the
following boys have passed their
LIE saving tests in the course Just
ended: senior test. Glen Holmberg
and Kenneth Grandfeld; junior
tsst Lyman Burke, Donald Lake.
Fred Burdue. George Barry. Fred
Holt and Jim Cooksie.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

that he bohs and weayes without
accomplishing anything in partic-
ular.
Louis will not he a. rusty
a. he Was while closing Al
McCoN's eve in Boston. The
Brown Bomber was far from
satisfied with himself in the
Hub Is out To craze that
showing from the critics
memory /. and will be much
sharper this trip.
Red Burman has some speed in
his hands. but he is only a fair
puncher, and is not fast on his
feet. He cannot step around and
Shift from side TO side swiftly
enough to escape the bulk of
Louis fire.
And anyone who can't do that,
and is not power hitter. will get
nothing more than a shellaeking
and the short end of the purse in
contest with Joe Louis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Stadium 10 Have
Hagen TONIGHT

Return of Ray Hagen 10 prac-
tce Thursday afternoon bolstered
Stadium Tigers In their attempt
to defeat Bremerton Wildcats at
Bremerton this Friday.
Hagen. tall, smooth-work-
ing center. viii not start. hav-
Ing not completely shaken off
cold. hut he Will see action.
Coach v. q. Lowman said.
Starting quintet against Brem-
erton will be Lyman Anderson and
Jim Angus at forwards. Al Daniel
son at center. Bobby Angelina and
Jim Fain at guards.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Hoop Schedule

TONIGHT
Eastern Washington Cheney,
vs.. Pacific Lutheran at Falkland.
10th Field Artillery at College
OF Puget Sound.
Bellingham at Lincoln.
Stadium at Bremerton.
Puyallup at Enumclaw.
Sumner at Buckley.
Highline At Auburn.
kenf at Renfon.
Fife at Fatonville.
Roy at Ortins.
kapowsin vs.. Federal Wa. at
Fife.
Nashon At Vaughn.
Bremerton b at Gig Harbor.
SATURDAY NIGHT
Eastern Washington (Cheney)
VI. Pacific Lutheran at Falkland.
Bellarmine at Stadium.
Lincoln at Everett.
Buckley at Sumner.
Marysville at Fife.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Abes Battle
Red Raiders
Come Scheduled
For South Side

RsnsAss Result
B<liinFhsu IS Wsila wsiia 20
FRIDAYS GAMES
BelinEham - Lincoln
stadium a. Brsnerton
Nslla HaIla AZ Everett
SATURDAYS CANES
Lincoln a. Everett
Nslla walia a. Hremsrton.
Bellarmins a. Stadium mon
league.
Lincoln Abes knew they were in
for battle this Friday night
against Bellinghsm Red Raider.
after news Of the Red Raiders
1879 victory over waila walla at
Bellingham Thursday night.
The Raiders have now won their
last two starts and are. along
with Everett Seagulls. the hottest
thing in the Cross-state league.
Lincoln Coach John Ken
neds had not definitely de-
eided on the Abes' starting
lineup Thursday night and the
Red Raider victory didn't
make his decision any easier.
Best bet il that Ing Thompson
Will start al center with Vince
Hanson on The bench. ready for
action as soon as Kennedy thinks
Hansons height will tip the scales
in Lincoln's favor.
The Raiders are led by Mitchell
kink. husky dark-haired center.
who has been scoring at hot
pace Of late
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

Spanked by Jim Kocha and Ted
Garitone. Bellarmine Midgets raj
lied in the extra period to defeat
japanese Crusaders. 31-26. at Bell
armine yesterday in an overtime
game
The score was tied 26-2s AT the
end a regular playing time but
in the extra session the Bells held
the Crusaders scoreless while bag
ging five points themselves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Skiff N AIMED
Rainier Boss
Veteron From Yonk
Syndicate Chosen

SEATTLE - A stranger in the
circle of baseball "Bigs' previ-
ously mentioned for the manager
ship OF Sesttle's Pacific Coast
league baseball team. Bill Skiff.
former Yankee catcher. today was
revealed as the man the local club
has chosen.
The Rainier officers yester-
day announced they had made
selection bu. withheld his
name on the grounds he
wished 10 remain anonymous
until terms were settled.
Word that Skiff will come to
Seattle 10 discuss the matter was
revealed early today.
The announcement surprised
local baseball circles. who had
been guessing on names like
Gabby Hartnett. Charley Grimm.
Pie Traynor, HI HI Cuyler and
Babe Ruth.
All of them had been listed by
club officials as possibilities and
many other managers. players and
coaches of both the minor and
big leagues had applied.
Skiff Is little known in Pa
eific Coast league circles. He
played In eastern minor
leagues and for the Yankees
from 1916 until 1929.
He has served as manager with
Norfolk of the Piedmont league
and Binghamton of the Eastern
league. For several years he has
been as assistant in the Yankee
business department.
League officers said he has re-
ceived high recommendations from
officers OF the New York Ameri-
can league outfit for the post
left vacant by the death OF Jack
Lelivelt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Bellarmine Points
For Stadium Fray

Out IN fun strength for practice
sessions for the first time in three
weeks. Bellarmine Lions were
pointing To possible upset over
Stadium Tigers Saturday night in
the Bengal gym.
Both Rudy Mockel and
Larry Rask were able 10 drill
with the Bells Wednesday and
Thursday and Coach Hank
Haug had high hopes of Dump
ing the Tigers.
Other regulars who will start
Saturday night will be Paul
Greiwe. Cliff Schiesz and Paul
CALLER. Jim Bichsel will also see
plenty Of action.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Sfenesen Out
OF Hoop Tilt
Leaves School for
Reason; Sig Is III
NISko IEseI
Games Tonight
Wv ct FL
CIV atW


Possible Championship hopes ~
Pacific Lutheran haSksthallsrs
were given two severe pits Thurs
day on the eve Of the Gladiator.
tHa-gams series with Eastern
Washington savsges. starting thi,
Friday night.
Jolt No. /: Omar Stenesen. xta,
guard. dropped out Of school be-
cause Of financial reasons caused
by sickness At home.
jolt No. 2: Sig sigurdson. cap.
tam and ace feeder from hi,
center position. spent Thursday
in bed trying to shake o. ia bad
cold.
This double blow almost Ief,
Coach Cliff Olson Keeling on tho
ropes but the Lutheran Hoor
Boss announced Friday morning
that P. L. c. would battle the in.
Vading Cheney horde to the end.
Olson said Mary Harshmar
would be shifted back to Stensen's
guard spot and Marty North ana
Paul Polillo would alternate n
Harshman's vacated forward slo,
other starters will he high
scoring Harry Lang and rugged
Earl Platt. Sigurdson Is exneeted
70 start but may not be able 70
maintain full Commute pace.
Coach Red Reese Of the Savapes
mas tai and speedy outfit which
would have been tough for the
Lutherans TO beat al full strength
Now the picture has changed but
how much. no one can tell.
The game starts at s p. m. in
Falkland gym.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

fieisnt of Louis in one sitting. IT
probably will be Lou Nova in Sep
TENDER.
So much for the Louis pro-
gram. To get hack to Bur
man. he has no one but him
self to blame. He insisted he
WA being given the rum
around &. charged he was
sidetracked for less hardy can
non fodder.
As a heavy. Burman, who broke
in as fly1eight, tagged K. o.
Burns. has divided debatable de-
cisions with Tommy Farr and
beaten such as Dorazio, Tony
Music and Eddie Blunt. He IS IS,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

Basketball Scores
BY UNITED PRESS

Harlem Globe Troffer. 40
southern Oregon s..
Rockhur>f "a. Haskell 81.
II. Panls so. Trenton ]. {. S.
Dodge City J. {. 81. Arkansas
CITY Nam s..
Graceland 80. Noberlv J. {. %
Arizona IS. New Mexico A. L
VI IS.
Wichita 80. Kmporia state -.
Independence Ram J. {. -.
Joplin 81.
Central State -. Oklahoma
City L. -.
Duaue<ne 81. Geneva ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
BUCKAROOS WIN
nODrV aN-n -.

FOh IIAaND, Ore. - Tie Port
land Buckaroos swamped Seattle
81 last night to shove the hapless
Olympics deeper into the Pacific
Coast Ice Hockey league cellar
The victory was a costly one for
Portland, however, as Romeo
Martel. notwithstanding Buckaroo.
went out of the game in the third
period with torn shoulder liga-
ment after a heavy fall. Martel
will miss al least two games. the
club physician said after an ex-
animation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
LOUIS WILL NOT BE
RUSTY THIS TRIP
Park Basketball

knapps. outplsyed and badly
outscored but never outfought.
went down before Mormons. : Ito
%. last night in Parg league play.
Maynes. Saints rangy center, was
high point man with II, followed
by Peterson with Is.
Clan Gordon was tighter than
the proverbial Scot with 3sth
Street. They gave the streeters
inly % points while they ran wild
to drop in 81. The two Piper
Brothers bagged 27 points be-
tween them.
First Congregational. looking
their best. Won 43 to 81. over the
fast Manitou five. Shoup and
Moore scored IS points between
them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Harlem Cage Five
Dates Eaionville
FATONyLIF-

FAToNVILLE-One of the larg-
est crowds to ever witness a has-
ketball game in this hot basket
ball town is expected here Satur-
day night when the Eatonville ALL
Stars play the Harlem Globe Trot-
ters. worlds professional cham
pions
Eatonville Sportsmen's sssoeis-
ton Is sponsoring the game which
will be douhle-header affair with
preliminary starting At 80
O'Clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
HIkERS "STRADDIF" STATES

North Carolina and Tennessee
are straddled for many miles bv
mixers on the Appalachian Trail
which follows the crest Of the
Smoky mountains. and also serves
as the state line.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

The new owners have already
invoked changes in policy intended
TO better serve their trade and
contemplated improvements in the
establishment will make it the
equal Of any bowling place in the
northwest. Manager Wilson has
stated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Three CUNTS
Left in Race
Choirmen. Florists.
Fuelers Top City
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS


Fuele-s. Florists and Chairmen
are le- in the second half City
Basketball league title picture fol-
lowing Thursday nights play at
Lincoln high school.
In the opener Chsirmen ran up
l5-s lead over Consumers in the
first half and 2s-9 in the third
period before winning. S. to IS
That somewhat salved their hurt
feelings of Monday when Con-
sumers dumped them out of first
place.
The Florists again started
late TO come from behind and
beat Goth Signal Corps. IS to
IS, to sta, tied for first place.
Jerry Kent had free throw
with two seconds to play and the
score tied, but the red headed
Miehael's forward missed the con-
version by an eyelash and the
Fuelers won, 43 to 81, in an over
time period.
Starting an inexperienced club,
Michael's appeared to have no
chance whatever to stop the ram
paging Fuelers. Michael's dropped
in the first three points. only TO
ha e Fuelers make IS straight
Most OF the fans left then, the
game appearing on ice.
MICHAEL'S COME BACK
Back came pucky Michael's
controlling the boards and out
scrapping the touted Fuelers every
step Of the way with a diversified
attack that left them trailing
l5-15 and 2o-l6 at the half.
In the third quarter they
again Jagged by IL points. but
five quick ones by Kent and
Fred Angus put them back in
the game.
II was then that the numer-
Gus fouls committed took
player toll.
Clare Normile bagged two re-
bounds for baskets and Kent
dropped in three points to leave
the defending champions behind,
1884, with a minute to play and
only four men in action. as Angus
fouled out.
Lornie Merkle fouled out for the
Fuelers and Mike Siemion con-
verted with five second to play
10 tie the score.
1t was then that Kent was foul
ed. trying for a rebound. and
missed.
In the overtime Michaels had
but three men and were easy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
BURNAN NOT AFRAID
AND CAN TAKE PUNCH

Arturo Godoy. a glutton for
punishment, asked for more of
Louis. and gets it in Hollywood
April IA
Billy Conn is reserved for June
Inasmuch a. Max Baer got suf-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
Burman Has No One But Himself 10
Blame for Being in Ring With Joe Louis
Reduced Soid He
Was Sidetrucked
BY the Champion

INV YORK -Joe Louis makes
the i3th defense Of the title
against James Clarence Burman.
but even the more superstitious
cant see where the heavyweight
champion Is IN any great danger
IN the scheduled is-round affair
a. Madison Square Garden Friday
night.
II Red Burman il careful. ne
may last SIX or seven rounds. II
he uses real good judgment. the
earnest warrior Of Baltimore may
go the limit.
But. in the end. Burman scarce
ly can miss receiving a sound
humping.
He Is too slow afoot to give
Louis too much trouble
Yet, a. Louis targets 20. he
Is about rs capable an oppo-
nent a. there IL around.
Certainly, he Is vastly superior
10 Gus Dorazio. who Is 10 be fed
Louis in Philadelphia Feb. Il.
Dorszio Is nothing more than a
brave bloke with no ring sense.
Gus fight. he next round Just as
he did 'he last. ard Il will take
brains 10 whip Louis
II will he simply a question Of
how much Abe Simon can take
when Louis draws bead on the
Big Rock of Richmond Hill IN De-
troit in March The fall that night
will make Niagara look like
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
with ELLIOTT METCALr

SALMON BEACH is widely known any in the
city. including Pacific and Broadway
And origin of the has definite yarn behind IL.
From the days of the early settlers until 1913 that thin
strip of turbulent swng water known The Narro~s
And for that matter still is except for definite part
Salmon Beach, where the monster salmon caught
Of Tacoma established boat
designate THE section Of The Mar
rows salmon ran and the anglers lures
Also provide lucrative for rental Of his boats
public rejected call Mar
to Salmon
quandary until he George Byrne veteran
nevspaperman operator. retired.
use George told Andrew. Just
Andrew gray opined the
hopeless
George living brought
o papers.
personally that Salmon Beach
- % II off from the of the long Narro~,
George kept a steady copy.
Salmon Beach.
Fishermen others began calling by that
hyuord
placed entrance trail that led from
the Beach the cliff
That played part establishing the
Andrew
. boat time.
story naming Salmon Beach
Now out there and yourself ,almon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

weighs around 1a5 pounds and
stands 5 feet Il.
Burman Is thoroughly game and
Is no sucker. He may not he as
tough as FAR. but he does not cut
as easily and takes a punch well
He hasn't been on the floor since
John Henry Lewis dealt him his
only knockout as a light-heavy in
Chicago six years ago. while he
was being brought along.
Burman is in superb condition.
having been working conseien-
tiouslv since late November.
LOUIS WILL NOT BE
RUSTY THIS TRIP
Jack Dempsey put him in
crouch, taught him to bob and
weave and to throw left hook
out of a crouch. The sorrel-top
is not the worst body better in the
business.
But unless he comes up with
something entirely new. the Bur
man crouch will not be pronounced
enough to greatly annoy the one
track Louis.
And Burman's main trouble il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01

II you're not using it. sell i, with
. Fsst-Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 31Sl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01
SOUTHERN DIVISION

Games Tonight
At berkeley-C. s. c. w. CALI
fornia-
At Los Angeles-Stanford ".
Z. c. L A.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-01


There are two Harlem Globe Trotter teams.
One Is playing the eastern circuit while one is covering
the broad spaces Of this western land
Each club Is sensational in ability clever and clean in
their hippodrome or humor.
But :. the eastern team is the better Of the two
Not whole lot, of 1t couldn't be.
But it is, nevertheless
the sound country
Of Tacoma but of Olympia. Is keen basketball mind
He knows the backwards has the of stars
Tro,ters than
you that
the dop. pas. on to you comes a reliable source
The eastern Trot,ers by the way will show Monday Feb
Renton high meeting powerful Anconse Star whom
probably famed for hurting
Roosevelt Hud
Duke cumbsri.nd guard . . : charley Young forward
Mr.. Roosevelt Hudson. Sir...
Roosevelt Hudson stages slow motion picture that
compe audience to throw their hands and scream
ut can't be done. but here il is being DONE"
T.eom. was offered dat. su. no han va. available
lack Of . suitable indoor athletic hall
hoop sport what pro grid field
And win convince that here stay and to and
major part sports supported by
Public general
Well he thi. he
when being the development
game overlook the Harlem Globe TrOtter.
They have been tremendous influence making basketball
nationwide proposition
SkiH Launched at Seattle -.
Bill Skif of the New York Yankees syndicate is the
Seattle Rainers manager.
Which makes wonder what in the debbi ever hap
pened to the big name" idea heard much about
Skiff might find easy sailing the Queen City base
hall pond. he might encounter Of trouble and
founder.
He blan. he be just another Joe
Doakes That all depends how Fate rolls her dice.
The Rainier Pittsburgh National
1912 which gnaed
the least He in small
Of late in the Yank business office.
Regardless of the future Bill skiff certainly big
major
md maybe it is bestth he isn't.
He have live things
He has everything to gain Nothing to lose.
You assured thing Skff
the word brilliant baseball
he
But Bill spirit
Of giving full and trial in ap
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Browns Take.
S|ugging Party

BOSTON, June 21.-The St.
Louis Browns hit three home runs
against two for the Red SoX and
banged out Is safe blows against
II to even the series with the local
forces today. 10 10 9.
sr IOIIs ROSTON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
NeU 8-Meter Sloop

BILGEWASH: "Pintail" one Of
the fastest eight-meter sloops in
the East. has been purchased by
Detroit yachtsman She'll be
out in couple of weeks from
Boston in time for Macknac.
She's Estlander-designed and
was built in 1880 by Lawley
That happy young man Of the wind
and waves. Howard Mickey
Mickle. will bring the Week-Ender
"Quartermore" into the BayView
Yacht Club Sunday or Monday,
ending her trip from Miami
This 36-foot sloop, owned by Cor
don MendelSsohn. won the Miami
Nassau race in Glass B in February
Quartermore is going TO Mack
mac She won in cruising in
1893 when MendelSsohn took BIZ
Fisher along as his skipper.
All members of George Nau-
mann'S crew aboard his yawl
Estralita (eX-Royono ID are pow
erboat owners. group which
includes Don Van Felt, Ted Vile
nue. and Ed Bodkin Murray
Knapp. looking for Toledo, took
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Greatest Triumph

A whole showcase Of perpetual
trophies are contested for each
year in this race and Mink never
has failed 10 sail home with one
or more Of the silver goblets and
plaques.
Last year $ was Mink greatest
triumph. She swept everything
including the Mills trophy in a
fast and stormy ride.
Under the Cruising Club system
of rating Mink, a long. slim baby,
is given a heavy handicap. This
makes it tough for her 10 win.
She must finish far ahead Of
everything anywhere near her
size 10 clean up.
She'll undoubtedly be the oldest
boat in the race, although her APP
pearance compares with the. new
est. This is Mink thirty-seventh
season afloat. She is one of that
great class of 20 New York "thir-
ties built by the New York Yacht
Club way back at the beginning
of the century.
For decades the "thirties" were
the darlings of New York Y. c.
yachtsmen. mostly millionaireS
who lavished loving care on them.
This and the fact that they were
designed and built by Nat HERE
shoff, the wizard Of Bristol, ("
made them the greatest one-de-
sign class Of large boats ever de-
veloped in this country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
Intrepid Sailing

Mink has been we'll cared for
since being brought 10 the lakes.
Three years ago Wunsch subSti-
tuted a MarconI rig after her gaff-
rugged spar and booms were de-
stroyed in the Bayview fire.
Ever since her first race Mink
crew has been noted for their
intrepid sailing They like 10
carry canvas. They love 10 take
chances. Blowing out a huge
spinnaker in last weeks 50-miia
Bayview race was typical. They
might have won if they had been
able 10 keep the big kite flying.
Wunsch is known as Grumpy
by his shipmateS because he is
anything but. He's 81 and a
lawyer. His right-hand man, one
of the best all round hands on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-22
SPLNDRHT
Mink Going Back for Mills Race Glory

Most Of Detroit'S fleet OF large
racing yachts will sail in the
classic Merrill b. Mills trophy
race on Lake Erie next Saturday,
but the most interested and en-
thusiastc skipper and crew in this
dash around the western islands
in Lake Erie will be aboard the
42-foot sfoop Mink.
For il is on this lake that Mink
has enjoyed her greatest success
since Eddie WunSh, her present
skipper, and Tommy Lott, who
sold out three years ago. brought
her out to the Great Lakes in
1895.