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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
BIRTHS



Girls we're born "a.
Florence Axcii 1854 Second
Noni. Bo.digheimef 1881 Monies
Helen Biegel. 1878 RLch'on 80,
Marv Baker. 1876 Beniler Redtord
Alta Rrueknsr-lsa -Beniieau-
vera Csrgin 500 East Fsrry
chariot. CLARK isis Ravensvood.
Catherine curry Ell C"ntfsi'
Theima Dreysr. 1883 Stoepei'
Adels DAVIS sesl Arcndals
Dane Dskin. 1928 Lasaue
Pose Dobrusin. 1922 North Msrundaf
valsn. Dehnke, 1889 Wsynurn Crosse
G,rtn,d. DEM 4aio Phnp
Mildred Dunmirs $3.50 Marion
vr01st Dun $500 Huron Dearbpfn
Virginia Dui. 1924 Savahoe
Lillian Daschke 1850 Anderson.
Lnly Elm 22aa Miltsty
Yvonne Eckert $685. Harding
Rosemary Froschheiser, 1881 kentucky.
Muriel Ferguson ef3e Philip.
Jssn Grove a33s Ashland
Anna Gihalo. s3ls Central
Amanda Hahn i5372 IamphHr' ,
Dorine Hohaus 1921 Fourteenth.
Cora Holland ssls Carbon
Victoria higgins, 1882 FrsnNori
Esther ivanka 1891 Barrie. Dearborn.
coma Johnson 1912 Chalmers.
Rose Jones 225S Leland.
Anna Kuu. 1853 Chicago
Florence LaRose. 1888 Lumpkin Owin'l
Gertrude RaWson 1912 Lincoln.
Pauline Meredith sos Navshos.
Dawn Mauk. 1894 Lemsy
wmiamina Minty. 23275 Michigan. Van
Dyke.
IsabeI MaHare ss3 CiArmoun'
Josephine Movinski 3i5l McGrav.
Marie Oettingef 1872 Nhithorn.
Florabene O'Neiil s4s DreNel
Ana Porter. BEDFORD Township Eieht-Mt'
and Telegraph.
Alice PORTER. 40 Smith
AIhina Pawlowski i7lS4 Wanda
Dorothy Guioh. 1879 Farns~orih.
Florence Rogers 205 Melbourne
Pauline Ramirez 1870 Michigan
Marie Ros. 1880 Russell Uwinsl.
Vera Rettrsy 1920 snowden.
Ruth smithers 1852 Griggs
Evelyn Sheffield. i2i5so Power road. Farm
incton
Ella shrman ga57 Buena vista
stella Sues. 3726 Mckinney
Iva szcla~inski, Ssss janet. Dearborn
Peggy slater. 1882 Camden.
Florence Van Alst 1911 Tromhley.
Frances Vincent 20332 Lyndon.
Jewel NerduZCo. 1895 Howard.
Ethel Warner. Warren Mich.
I Katie Wilson. 4ii2 Beaubien
Msude Woods. 1881 Lindsay
Dorothy Virgins. s22S Grandmon'
Bernice weddle. t63 West Grand boulevard
Jean Wise. 1919 Balfour road Cross
Poinie
Margaret Berry $500 Ashland
Katherine Bynum i3Oas Orleans
Eleanor Bazunsy. 23ie Norwslk Ham
ifsmck
Betty Collins s42l Central
Helen Campbell. rs17 Perry
clara Casella 1891 Seventeenth
Madeline DeBusschere. 1900 Guilford
Esther Danielson. 1921 Beividere
lean Domino 3fOa Fast Larned
Ed'th Feiter 20242 Greydale
lola Green. 1917 Concord
Seraphine Galligan. 1885 Richmond Lin
coin Park
Rernice Gfmole 4a23 Livernos
Teophlia Godek 35os Wesson
Irene t,olira 1000 Alter road
Stephanie Catny. -iT3n Twenty-thi
Ieannetts Hubbard 1881 Maryland
Sylvia Hiatt, 1924 Junction.
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Mccoy
Opposes
ZiVic
International New. s.r,ir. wir.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Former
Welterweight Champion Fritzie
Zlvic will replace the current
champion, Red Cochrane. as an
opponent for Young Kid Mccoy
OF Detroit in a 10-round battle in
Madison Square Garden Deem
Der II. Promoter Mike Jacobs
announced today.
notified Jacobs he
needed more time for training.
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MACHI>ISTS
MACHINE REPAIR
lFloormenl
MACHINE REPAIR
Lathe,
BIiLARD BORING MILL
tSingle Head
ENTERNAL GRINDERS
OPERAToRS---------
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3. =. GRIDIEY AUTOMATIC
TOOL. LATHE HANDS
WARNER-SWASEf OPTRS.
ppIy TINE TIMKEN-DETROIT ANIE co
ssIs WEST FORT ST.
HOLDERS for NON FERROUS FOUNDRY
qualified as an instructor Must ne
American citizen State experience and
wages expected. Write Detroit Times
Box B-s72i
PATTERN MAKER or FOUNDRY MAN
for non-ferrous foundry. man who has
had foundry experience must he American
citizen well qualified. state last place nj
employment. Write Detroit Times, Box
y 1921
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Derrineer Signs

JACKS VILE. Dec. a
4NS)--Pau Derringer. veteran
rlght-hand pitcher Of the Gin
cinnati Reds, today signed his
contract for next season. His
salary was not disclosed
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DEATHS

Emma = Rutledgs. ls2oe westbrook, ~.
MARY A Kervin 755 Manstique. SO.
Lester Bowman. silt Lincoln. So
Ehzaosth Henderson t2a Agcr -
Grace Ehrlsmsn 1885 sycamore, 50
Forrest EIlwood Hunt, 1878 Roberts.
fsnd.nn J Benz. s.s Phnnp. 81
81 So e T. Rid.r' I'll Virgins PARK. rs
MARGIN J.rnot eoss Thaddens 81
IDA Mae clifford 1881 Newport. 80.
Annsbene Hunter. 4sos Canton II
Walter "a Soble s7t3 Trumbln ~
Mary winners 1928 North Alexandria.
HOLLYWOOD ca SIS
Joseph German. 1910 Clsirmount. 81
Anthony Binek ti20 Thirty second, -.
susan Botlas lsi Leicester court So.
Wnsm Terwlliger 1890 Indiana, S.
Georgia sksegs. a543 Goodwin. IS.
Louise Downey. ei2 East Euclid,
Fred Purity 1900 East Philsd.lpha IS
Bessie Moysr ls20S Telegraph. So.
Francis Johnson. 1855 Russell 10
ssndra G. salisbury -isss vins~nod. S
months
+9ans- I.assH. al
birdie O shoemsker, 1914 Muirlsnd, 10
lanes Patin. 1921 Second. 81
Ollie Ashley. 1913 Waterman. So
Anne Hartman Cedarviile q 's
Laura T ChalkIey. s233 Bsfour So.
DAISY vaux st2n GrTnneii. so.
Frank stec tos5 Oliver. 80
-
George X Jones t3iS Lincoln. 80
stephen " Ivanka, 5iai Junction. ST.
Anthony Sierra. s576 Dearborn. So
Theresa Psr.yeh sel, casper -
Rudy v Smith. $50 South Oskwood. 5.
Katherine Koch. 5e7e Northneld, -.
Alverta WRIT Puiman Mich. ~.
Edward o Connor- asa East Atwatsr- 70
Ferdinand W. Fluegge. 1888 Twenty
H. 's"'' Karpin.ki 1929 blaine.
Louise J Movers. SOL Baslsy, 81
Mary Anna Breckner, if2A springarden.
Frederick William E..er 377t Taylor, ~.
Lorn Taylor. i6st7 washburn. "a
Carl +. odges, 1000 Beechmon,, Dear.
Emile Kuiewst1. .27s Phmp. 81
Gladys MEMS. 2lt7 Canton 40
Caroline Schumacher. iio2s Goethe, 50.
Lillian Evans al Gratiot. -.
Hulda Elvira Harris traipslusl. 1855
Katherine NJ Dee. $50 Gvnn Court. 81.
Rose stern, 1883 Gladstone. 80
Eugenia Carswell 1914 Benton. II.
Ella " Fits lawson 1899 Watson, SIS
Jesse walker Jr. 1880 West Forest J.
Herbert a. speck Bethlehem. Pa. 50.
Willie Huston, 1884 Oakland. Is
Thomas Prymankewicz 2026 Garfield. 50.
Herman Adoiph Kruger. 1928 Young. -
otto = schemansky 34ss Chatsworth. so
Leander r Fladung SIS Eastiawn. 50.
Frank Cxertak 5437 81 Aubin. 50.
Joseph Ignasiak. 5f04 Mitchell. 90.
Melissa A Hubbard. 1921 East Forest 81
James Edward Stapleton $50 Twenty NTH
50
David Huenikl. $751; vargo. 50
Pau Pershack. s7t ALGONQUIN. 50.
Matilda Hnlock, 1853 Chase. 70
Florence Green 1885 Spruce II
Elizabeth Sophia Miller. i4025 Cloverswn
81
Mstcslia Niesner 1910 Besveriand. 10.
Chester Reckeit, 503 Gratiot a.
Edvige Krause. 772o East Canheld a.
Theresa Mullin. o34n Navarro "a
William r. Harrison. SIS Navahoe Sc
RAYMOND Ksrchner. 324i East Ferry. %
Thomas =. Mccain I72l5 WiIdemere 81
John Niece 1925 Seventeenth, Sc
Douglas Sturgis. 4s Elmcrest Leona I'd
Mich. 10
iorville Grady, ells Mack. Al
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Farm for Dodgers

CHEYENNE. Wyoo Dec A.
HNSt signing OF player
agreement between the Brooklyn
Dodgers and the Cheyenne Indians
OF the six-team Class d Western
League was announced today.
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Male Help Wanted

BOYS, !. AND OLDER
MAKE YOUR SPARE TIME PAY YOU
EARNINGS EVE r Y
WEEK WIN EXTRA MERCHANDISE
AND CASH PRIZES, ACQUIRE VALU-
ABLE BUSINESS TRAINING BY CARRY
ING A NEWSPAPER ROUTE IN. OR
NEAR. YOUR OWN NEIGHBORHOOD.
WRITE THE DETROIT TIMES. CIRCU.
LATiON- DEPT DETROIT MICH, FOR
DETAILS.
READ Time. Want Ads for proht-use
them for results,
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TRENTON. n. j.. Dec. A.
INS) The Garden State Racing
Association today announced that
construction on the 81 500. 900 race
track in Delaware Township,
Camden County, will start next
week. The track, according to
present plans. will be in operation
by the time the racing season
opens. Nav /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
Offspring Earn
-S335,180 in Al
n, International New. s.rv,e.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-Compila-
ton OF 194l track earnings today
bowed that the offspring of Blen-
helm ii. who was brought to the
United States from England five
years ago by sports syndicate at
cost of S250,000. led the field
with A total OF $685.. 100.
Blenheim, sire of champion
Whirlaway, led the entire list of
progenitors by over Sl00, 900 He
was seconded by Sir GaIlahad Ill.
whose descendants were credited
with taking in S2O6.40O. Bull Dog.
with S176,55S, was listed as third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
ELECTRICAL MANAGER

Electrician. capable Of handling large cleo
trica department installing new house
work. Must he eligible. with license To
work anywhere in Detroit metropolitan
area. Steady position. Good salary. Apply
only In writing.
Currier Lumber ca 1897 Van Dyke
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Deatb Hotlces

JANTZ December T. Henrietta tnee
Henrlst beloved wife OF John. dear
mother of Elmer. Richard and Alirer
Jsniz dear sister OF Margaret Matilda
ana Alfred Henris Funeral from George
y Wsrrick Funeral Home. 1923 East Grand
boulevard. Saturday, $50 a, m. ~.
C.harles Church at 10
sCHERMERHORN 49, suddenly. Dec g.
1871. James. husband OF the late Adeline
Jenkins Schermerhorn. father OF Mrs.
Harry T.. Kinney, Mrs. George G. Forman.
Mrs. Otto p. Dsllavo and James scher-
merhorn Jr. brother OF Byron b. and
Charles T Schermerhorp: also survived
by nine grandchildren. Al chapel OF the
VIM r. Hamilton Co. Cass Ave. at
Alexandrine until Friday morning. Funeral
service at First Congregational Church.
Friday at 1880 a. m. Intsrment at Hud-
son Mich
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BOYS EARN EASY MONEY
FOR CHRISTMAS
BOYS, 1919 YEARS OLD
DRIVERS WANTED

Good money making opportunity driving
Checker Cabs. An outdoor Jon driving a
pleasure car Healthful. profitable and
steady. Age p to So Apply 2i2s Trumbull.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
Male Help Wanted

COUPLE for Janitor and maid service.
Information, Hogarth 1905
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
EAST SIDE MAN

EASl SlDE MAN
To represent department store for special
Christmas work. must he neat appearing
ana have car Call Plaza iis5 between
and p. m. for appointment
EXPERIENCED orthopedic mechanic or
surgical instrument maker, Write stating
experience, references etc Flint Limb a
Brace Co, 1924 West Third Ave, Flint.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04
Male Help Wanted

BAKERS helper. must have experience on
bench ana frying. Apply 1900 osk St.
Wyandoite
AbIO IEohANtCS Cnevfotet expert
enced preferred. Steady x45 weekly aver
age and up. Write or phone NJ Squies
GRS%SST CHEVROLET, r266s Gratiot
Ave Detroit PI. s0Oo
BOYS EARN EASY MONEY
FOR CHRISTMAS
intermediate and hgh school hoNs IS ~
is. wanted 10 take orders for natural
Christmas wreaths and ropiug. Every
home. store, club. church. restaurant 4
prospect; 81 deposit for sample refunded
later. Applv A. once ~ Lohrmsn Seed
Co Maeomb al Brush Randolph -t7Oi
BOYS, 1919 YEARS OLD
with bicycles for night messenger work,
Vacations with pay Heslthful outdoor
work. 35c an hour. n you are attend n 8
school here IL an opportunity for you "a
earn extra money. See MIR Swarihout.
Room 2Os. Western Union Telegranh- CO.
$50 Sheiby Street
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Male Help Wanted
THREE MEN

n YOU are neat appearing. can sell and
have car. call Madison 1881 between
AMI : r. m. TOR appointment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04

Charles winIsrE - Helene staVski Is
frank Leone ls Mary sciAfsni ~
Oscar Perry AZ R1hhi. Rhodss- Fl
rhs0dor. Notyka % Virginia sobocin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04

BAKERS helper. must have experience on
bench ana frying Apply 1900 oak ST..
WNaDdofte
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frank strong 40 Fave I. Bennett ~
Edward krRtSchor n Shirley pnri4H-2 d
Jane. p SNOW. - Virginia Brenisef 70
bh'shsm Mttchniek. rs Sylvia Pasmsn-
TER %
f,f-rtes- CeTRsTe 3S. An,oipetts Aesssna
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Claiming Clarke %: Lillian Anderson. IS
Adolph p. Bo'ts IS Yvetts Dtnsils. q.
Morris Rosmsn. IS. ANNIE P.ch,rer. -
LEONARD Edison Geisler. 2h--Evalyne Monet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04

Rsinhold Rsrglsr rs: Helen Pohi -
Anthony Merslou. ~ Josephine Mssluch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04

Wits N LoWery. "a Dorothy sckue "
Beaford von Nsnier % Marion Louise
Nalsda %.
DptIrlas ~ E,elNn
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1ardn.r Elmer nonv.r. a. Ioui" Msb.
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oprerhvrm - <ormk Praids6od n
ara Waikovicz ~ Mary Kusnier. -
Brvins Ftchstt - Margaret Fifas Is
Howard c Hamilton. 81 Janet \. DAVIS
%
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steven smith jr ~ Iul. Prssnisk -
Nelson r Putnam. ~ MARY p. Bray, p
Frank Nvtych Is clara KoniscZny. n.
Fred nech'r 30. Emma FAnsf 80
Thomas Masters. - Josephine salvador.
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s,.phen Peters Elizabeth IL
Lsmusl Daniel p Theims l. Williams
-ft4FfTsen FEevrrI &c JAM HarSAb "a
Reginald Ksyes. ~ Violet Palmer n
Casmsrs Fngefhart. 25. Helen siaEinskf -
Arthur " schmitt - Elizabeth TwotheS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-04

II
George Coleman, 20 Florence Higgins ~
Robert Repp. % Dorothy Matthews %.
Stanley Psdys. 81 Anne Ananevich, 10
Stephen DyievsKi rs Eva Paruch %.
Marte- wartt ~
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i'm Hii. "a: T.uci.nn. D. Duliische- u
Alfred MnAe.-A0-M -Mase--5h-----
Richard Realty, - Mary Louise Christie
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sPECIALs-Rawhide cases. sirplane cases.
LADIES fitted cases MEMS two-suit-
RS. fortnighters. leather Ciadstones and
leather travel bsgs. Also military sets.
BATES LUGGAGE. INC,
OF East JEFFERSON. Open evenings
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o.
Matter Rrzerinski % Mary " Rotel IL
1srpd HenninE. ~ Mildred Mann. IL
Win'7u J. kuhsrski. rs Frances sheesley
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H--rnsn hrenrs@n IS JeAa e. -
f4-eph Turco't 20 Margaret SAVING. "a.
atosrt W. stas - Alice RutenAs. %
N,ah = white 50 Caroline Cfaddick 80
fdv IN BoNkin IS Bonnie NJ Pickering -
BE mer Fdsrs - Cara Tsbeis 50
George Christa ~. NstslA stoici. 20
Edward Lswrey Jr.. rs Virginia Pohlmsr
Evening star., 1941-05-04

water in Maine. One s-pounder
already has been caught this season,
but many weighing up to IA pounds
have been hooked.
Given enough time, this water
may produce browns of 20 pounds
and more.
Some eek-End Activity.
This week end we find: Bill Briggs
on his way to New Orleans and Port
Arkansas, supposedly on Eastern Air
and Flying Fisherman business, but
we know it is to give the big tarpon
and channel bass a whirl. Bill
Leetch, Joe Morrison, Tommy"
Thomson, and several others fishing
Virginia trout streams, and camping
where night overtakes them surf
fishermen trying to find a stretch
of beach where the channel bass
are in the surf, and Bill and Mrs.
Chantland haunting the Point
Lookout section in the hope Of
catching the first hardheads on this
side of the bay. They usually are
first.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Rod and Stream Ast.,ms, ss s,,
National Forest Streams Well Stocked;
Pacific SuImon Thrive in Atlantic

Several anglers have been fishing
Pennsylvania streams because they
found trout seekers In Maryland
mountain streams ill-manEered
There Is no doubt stream manners
weren't what they should have been
this spring, but we attribute that
to the many newcomers who have
not learned that one just doesn't
push In on another angler or go
barging up and down the middle
of the stream. They'll learn, how
ever, that trout just aren't to be
caught that way. In the meantime,
such manners are hard for old
timers to accept.
Those anglers who journeyed up
to the Keystone State found the
streams uncrowded because they
f1shed during the middle of the
week, and good fishing because Penn
sylvania has done swell job of
stocking
Paintings All of Legal Size.
In the Allegheny National Forest,
covering more than four counties,
the State Fish Commission made 81
paintings in 80 of the larger streams
prior to the opening of the season
on April IS. All were of legal size
or larger. Many measured more
than 10 inches. With approximately
10000 added to those carried over
the winter in the streams, there is
no reason why anglers should not
have good fishing.
Forest Supervisor r. F. Heming-
way is pointing to the fact there
wasn't {. single forest fire on open
ing day, even though it was what
rangers count an extremely danger
Gus "a hours.
Stream anglers know green for
ests mean good fishing, and as they
worked with the State and Federal
officers in stocking Allegheny
streams, they continued by seeing
there were no fires.
Some of the forest fires are caused
by careless fishermen, because they
have not learned of the direct effect
on their sport of watershed con-
ditions.
We noted the appearance in Maine
rivers last fall of sea-run chinook
salmon. Some of these fish, ripe
with spawn, weighed in excess OF
40 pounds.
During the last few days mem
bers OF the Fish and Game Depart
ment have seen tiny chinook sal
mon. still bearing egg sacs. work
ing their way down the Pemiquid
River toward tidewater. Whether
they will remain in the river or
go to sea only can be conjectured
but there is real hope now that some
day we will have on the Atlantic
Coast runs of Pacific salmon that
will be the basis for a new sport
fishing.
Maine too. is making considerable
progress with brown trout. They
were introduced in Branch Pond
in 1886. Since 1889 more than
10000 have been stocked because
the browns found this lake much
to their liking, and it has be-
come the outstanding brown trout
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Burger Gets Award
AS Leading Athlete
OF Year al "
More Than 300 Receive
Honors at Associations
Annual Sports Prom

E. Howard Burger, captain of the
gymnastic team, last night was
named the outstanding athlete OF
the Y. M. c. A. during the past
year as more than 300 awards were
made at the seventh annual ath-
letic prom and banquet.
Wright M. Carney, a member OF
the Athletic Council, was presented
with an honor award for outstand-
ing work in behalf of the associa-
tion's department of physical edu-
cation, while H. E. Manghum. DR.
C. w. Engelhart and Dr. A. M
Wheeler received honorary awards
in recognition of their service to the
same department.
Russell Thornton of the boys de-
partment was presented with the
Athletic Councils craftsmanship
award, while "a gold star lettermen
those who have won "Y" letters
for three years or more-were cited
The gold star winners were Rol-
land F. Ackermann. Clyde Bauman,
Conrad Beneshan, Lawrence Bloom
berg, Ernest H. Boggs, E. Howard
Burger, Wright M. Carney, Frank
Coleman, Paul B. Damsbo, Erwin N
Dehn, Allan V. Eddy, Allen T. Eney,
jr.; C. w. Engelhardt, Raymond
Ertel, John Fielder, w. Ernest
Gather, Harold L. Hines. jr: Will
liam Hoad, Phineas Indritz, George
Kelly, John G. Loehler, I. Paul Mad
den, jr,; John Marshall, Lionel C.
Moore, Ray E. Nash, Albert S. Nemir
George j. Newman, Robert E. Peck,
Kermith Ross, Karl Schlotterbeck
John A. Schmidt, Oscar Sugar, Dar-
rell H. Smith and George R. Wend-
landt.
Evening star., 1941-05-04
Eagles Win Five First
Places, Finish Last
In 3.Way Meet
Susquehonno Is Winner.
With Juniutu Second
In Huntingdon Test

HUNTINGDON. Pa, May s.
Susquehanna University won a
triangular track meet from Juniata
and American University at Hunt
ingdon today, with Heaton gaining
1s points for the Crusaders. The
final score stood Susquehanna, 1876;
Juaniata, 501s; American, 20.
American, with a small squad,
won 5 of IA firsts and added three
fourths for their 20 points. High
scorers of the meet were Heaton,
Susquehanna, 18; Thorne, Juniata,
1872; Bisceglia, American, II, and
Wood, American, 10.
Summaries:
shotput-won by Bisceglia "a; "; sec
ond, Templin IS, "; third, wright ID
c.. Distance. As feet inches
Pole vault-Won by Herman ts, ";
second Hahn 81. CO; third, Rutledse 81.
c.. Height 10 feet.
High jump-won by Heaton %. ";
second. Warner and Thorn (J. c..
Distance 19 feet 10 inches.
JavenD-"On Dy brenner u. u, sec
ond Wos IS. ": third. Hoover q. CO.
Distance, 165 feet inches.
Broad jumD-Won BY Heston rs. u;
second Pentz q. c.: third, Thorn ~. c.
Height, l9 feet 10 inches.
Discus-Won by Bisceslia "a. ": sec
ond Whitaker u. c.; third, Wright o..
c.. Distance. 127h feet.
l20-yard high hurdles-Won BY Thorn
~. c.; second: Bass tS. u: third, Schu-
Ter IS. u. Time, 17.2.
10O-yard dash-Won by Heston IS. ";
second. Dearborn IS. u; third. strsyer
q. c.. Time, 107.
22O-ysrd low hurdles-Won by schu-
Ter Is. ": second. Thorn q. c.; third
22O-yard dash-Won by Dearborn IS.
": second, Heaton IS. u: third Stray
440-yard dash-Won BY Dixon "a. u:
second; shgsta hgnas .sz !s "; third Phillips
ssO-yard run-Won by Curry IS. ":
second. Peyton ts u; third Hochstuhl
(S ". Time, 2:13.4.
Mile run-Won by Wood "a. "; second,
Noffsinger q. CO; third. Hochstuhl ts. u.
TWo-miie run-won BY Wood "a ":
second. Graham IS. UD third. Mcoues-
tion Is. ~. Time, 11:17.