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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-08
Lincoln Cagers Barely Edge Out
Dundee For Third Win of Year

Running up a total OF seventeen
points in the first half and then
scoring only six points thereafter,
Lincoln High Schools cage team
barely edged out Dundee Friday
night to score its third victory OF
the year. Played at Lincoln, the
game appeared at first to be A
runaway for the Railsplitters but
the Dundee defense stiffened con
siderably in the second half and
only by a last minute squirt were
the Lincoln boys able to stave off
defeat.
Danny Bobicz was the hero of the
victory for II was his field goal
In the dying moments of the fourth
quarter that broke a 21.21 tie and
enabled the Railsplitters to emerge
the victors. Trailing II to s when
the second half opened. the visitors
taking a new lease on life, proceed
ed to white down the score. With
r. Halle scoring three points and
H. Karner two. Dundee drew up
TO within five points Of Lincoln dur
ing the third period
Opening the fourth quarter Rowe
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-08

tailed basket for Lincoln but
Dundee Immediately retaliated with
three quick baskets, two by Karner
and one by Halle, that placed them
only one point behind. Rowe then
added a free shot to bring the
score to 21.19 but Busch, for Dun.
dee, nullified the effort with
score-tying field goal This was It.
self followed by Bobicz's basket
that won the game.
Lincoln's Reserve five. which
boasts a record OF six wins and
two losses easily won its games from
Dundee by 80 to II score. Held
TO only single basket in the entire
first half, the Dundee Reserves Just
managed to get their total into
double figures before the final whis-
tie sounded.
Led by fowler with nine points
and Reid with eight. the Lincoln
five swished total OF fifteen points
through the mesh in the first half,
and did two points better in the
second to take the game without
any difficulty.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-08
Outplay, Outscore
Milan, Bill Love
Piles up Total
Wins High Scoring
Mark of Year With
Fifteen Points

Roosevelt High Schools basket
ball quintet snapped three game
losing streak Friday night in Mi
Ian as they completely outplayed
and outscored the Milan FIVE. The
only period in the game when the
score was anywhere near close
was at the conclusion OF the first
quarter when the total stood at
ten for Roosevelt and seven for its
opponent. After that the Rough
Riders gradually pulled ahead until
they led 10 to at the half. but
in the third quarter the Rough
Riders really put on the pressure
and sewed up the game with a II
point scoring Spires.
Bill Love was by far the heaviest
contributor to the attack as he
dropped a total Of Is points through
the netting TO top Bordine, NJ lan's
high man, by four points. His is
points, which were scored on six
baskets and three free throws, gives
him the high scoring mark Of the
year for his team although he Is
we'll behind the seasons scoring
leaders. Those are Del Seleska and
Captain Bob Hops with the form
er's 43 points being good for top
honors. Hops has a total OF 81
The Reserve game proved to be
an exceptionally high scoring one
with Milan being the final winner
46 to "a. The locals kept pace
with their opponents in the first
quarter but in the second they fell
far behind as they scored only
three points to Milan's IS. The third
period saw Mi'al increase its lead
to 1926 and although they didn't
score at all in the final quarter, the
Rough Riders were unable TO catch
up.
D. Bodley's Is points was high
for the game with Wingrove tying
Zentz OF Milan for runner.up hon.
ors at 10 points.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-08
Michigan-Indiana Wrestling Bout
to be One of Best Meets of Year

Ann Arbor, Feb. What may
easily be one OF the best in.
tercollegiate dual wrestling meets
OF the year will be staged In Yost
Field House the night OF Monday,
February II. when 1ndiana's Big
Ten champions invade Ann Arbor
to clash with Michigan's once.
beaten matmen.
At least two Conference indivi-
dual champions will be inclured
on the Hoosier lineup that faces
the Wolverines. and a defending
national champion will be includ.
ed also II Bob Antonacci RECEIVERS
sufficiently from chest injury by
that time. Despite the presence Of
these title holders, Coach Cliff
Keen believes his Michigan team
has an excellent chance TO win the
meet.
Ben Wilson OF Indiana Is Con.
ference champion at 1876 pounds
and will face either Ray Deane or
Herb Barnett. Angelo Lazara the
Big Tens best at 155 pounds two
years ago, has re-entered Indiana
after remaining out OF school the
first semester OF this year and
will tangle with either Art Paddy
or Bill COPYRIGHT II he wrestles
at 165 pounds as he has been this
year.
1t may be that Lazara will go at
1855 pounds and IL so he will face
Capt. Bin Combs Of Michigan
whom he defeated in the finals OF
the Conference Meet OF 1889. In
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-08
Ski Jumpers to
Compete Sunday

Iron Mountain. Mich. Feb. s.
tAPl-Tweuty thousand specta-
tors are expected tomorrow when
crack ski Jumpers from all parts
Of the nation participate in the
Iron Mountain Ski Clubs annual
tournament.
Heading the list OF nationally
known competitors who will take
of from the pine mountain slide.
highest artificial ski jump In the
world, is Ted Zoberski OF Iron
wood who leapsd 24s and 245 feet
10 win the 1910 contest.
Other entries include All Engen
OF salt Lake city. former champ
ion and winner OF the 1870 Nation
al SKI Association trophy as out
standing skier OF tne year, fu-
gene Wilson. Coleraine. Mimi.
Walter Beitlla, Madison. Wis.
Ralph Beitila and Ellsworth Mitch.
ell, Ishpeming: George KotlareE.
Duluth: Fritz Pohlman, Beloit:
Jimmy Hendrickson. Land o.
Lakes. and half a dozen more
Meet officials have promised
that the last eight feet of the
take-ott will not be removed for
the meet. Last year practice jumps
indicated riders might overjump
the hill and iniure themselves. 90
the last eight feet were taken
down. Then a snow storm slowed
up the course.
Special trains from Chicago and
Milwaukee. chartered buses and
private cars will bring the thou
sands OF spectators here.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-08
Tuesday to be
Important Date
For Sport Fans
Auto Club Five TO
Meet Detroit Lions
in High School Gym


Tuesday, Feb. IL, is the all-im-
portant date on which one OF Ypsi-
lantis biggest basketball events Of
the year is scheduled. With the
Ypsilanti High School gymnasium
TO be the scene of the action and
$3.50 p. IN. to be the time, two pro-
fessional cage teams, the Auto Club
five and the Detroit Lions quintet,
Will tangle in spectacular exhibit
ton.
Composed OF a stellar aggrega-
ton of collegiate players, the Auto
Club team will really present a
strong front when it takes the floor
four nights hence. Almost every
man boasts a wide college reputa.
ton and the team is certain to put
up a strong fight.
Following are some thumb-nail
sketches OF six members OF the
Auto Club who will probably see
most OF the action Tuesday ght:
Bob MaeLeod-6 ft.-190 lbs.
Selected as halfback on Grant
land Rice's 1888 All.American foot
ball team while at Dartmouth. AS
good at basketball as he was at
football. Considered in East as
one OF the greatest basketball play.
ers ever to play in the Ivy League.
Fast and sr'~~ - was a two sport
captain in college. o.
Charles Pin. IT,, 8 in.-155 lbs.
Three sport star while at the
University OF Michigan. Captained
both basketball and baseball teams
and led former In scoring. A great
ball handler and defense man.
Norman (BuIl) Borton--6 ft.-1SS
lbs.
Twelve letter man from Alma
College. Captained basketball,
football. baseball and track teams,
and was All-Michigan selection for
three years in football and basket.
ball. Can play any position and is
an equally great offensive and de-
fensve player. Controls ball Of
the back board and usually plays
pivot position.
Bobby Roth--5 IT. z in.-145 lbs.
Diminuitive former University of
Wayne captain. A brilliant bal
handler and deadly set shot. Has an
abundance OF speed. is a deceptive
ball player. and possesses p enty
OF color.
Jsc., Plana-6 #. 2 in.--1sO lbs.
Co-eaptain with All.American
Bob Calihan last year at University
OF Detroit. Great set shot and
also very handy man under basket
Can be counted on for eight or ten
points game regardless of the OPP
ponent.
Howard MeCarty-6 II. 3 ln.-190
lbs.
Plays either center or forward
and is an excellent defense player.
A former Wayne University star,
his one-hand push shot seldom
misses.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-08

Klemach or Tom Sparks OF Michi.
gan. Comparable In interest with
these matches which will pitt In.
dianas champions against Michi.
gan will be the 175.pound bout in
which Jim Gales OF the Wolver-
ines will face Harry Traster of In.
diana. Traster defeated Italics by
one point early In the season at
the Midwest A. A. U. meet and
GALES is looking forward to this
second opportunity to take the
measure of the husky Hoosier.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-08
University Teams
to Resume Action

Ann Arbor, Feb Saturday,
February Is, is an important day
on the University Of Michigan ath-
letic front for it will mark the re-
turn to action of the hockey and
wrestling teams after more than
a two week layoff and will also
bring the first appearance OF the
year of the Wolverine track team
While the basketball team will
ESQ be active the same day, only
enc contest will be staged at Ann
Arbor that day. This will be the
hockey game between Paris A. C.
OF Ontario and the Wolverines. The
wrestlers will take on Illinois at
Champaign, the track team will be
participating in the Illinois Relays,
also at Champaign, and the bas-
ketball team will meet Iowa at
Iowa City.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-08
Dave Matthews
Track Prospect

Ann Arbor. Feb. Sit isn't
surprising that sophomore Dave
Matthews should be an excellent
prospect for Michigan's track
team despite his lack OF expert
ence, because Dawes brother Jim
was once an excellent performer
for Michigan Normal. In 1886 Jim
ran the high hurdle event in :OS.1
and in little more than week
Bob Osgood OF Michigan clipped
that mark by tenth OF a second
to set a new world record. Dave
isn't hurdler though, but runs
the 440.SS0 and on the relay com
binations.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-08
Notre Dame Track
Men Win Victory

South Bend, Ind, Feb. sap
Making clean sweeps in the Co.
yard dash and mile and half mile
runs, the Notre Dame track team
last night opened its indoor sea-
son by defeating Michigan State
college, 81 TO 90.
Sophomore Bill Nicholson set a
meet record for the 60-yard high
hurdles OF TT. while senior Bob
Saggau was clicked in the record
time OF SO seconds for the 6o.yard
dash. Nicholson is the son Of the
late Notre Dame track coach, John
p. Nicholson. while Saggau was an
Irish football star last season.
Sophomore Keith O'Rourke of
Notre Dame won the high and
broad jumps.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-08
Football Clinic
Set For May 10

Ann Arbor, Feb. S--Universi-
ty of Michigan's eighth annual
football clinic for high school
coaches and players will be held
Saturday. May 10, Coach H. o.
Fritz" Crisler has announced.
Chairman OF the clinic will be
Clarence Mum, Wolverine line
coach.
The clinic will be held on the
morning OF the day mentioned. In
the afternoon those attending the
clinic will be guests at an Ohio
State.Michigan track meet. Hi
nois-Michigan baseball game and
an intra-squad football game in
the stadium that will bring an end
TO spring gridiron practice.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-08

this event Combs, who has never
lost a decision in a dual meet,
might be hard pressed to extend
his string Of victories.
Antonacci is national intercol.
legiate champion at l2l pounds
and II he is able to compete in
the meet will wrestle either Fred
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-08
TO PLAY GRAND RAPIDS

Battle Creek. Mich. Feb. s -
AP-Arch r. Flannery. president
of the Michigan Recreation As
sociation announced today that
Highland Parks defending cham.
pions will meet Grand Rapids IN
the opening round OF the annual
state basketball tournament spon-
sored by the association at Kali
amazoo March 1929.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-08
LOSES DECISION

Windsor. Ont. Feb. s. APP
The Detroit Holzbaugh hockey
team. playing without four Of Its
leading players, lost a 5-to3 over
time decision Friday night to
Windsor in q Michigan-Ontario
league. game. Three thousand
fans, Windsor's largest crowd of
the season, saw the game.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-08
NOSES OUI ANAsA

WAtersmeet. Feb. -AP--
Watersmeet Hish1S6ehool basket
ball team Friday night nosed out
Amasa, 20 TO 81, 20 end the long
est losing streak In the history OF
Upper Peninsula basketball. IL
was Watsrsmeet's first victory In
80 games. The previous losing re-
cord OF 20 games was made by
Republic a few years ago.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-08
Stores


d. Bneti 4l6. B Smith 40, p.
Lldke ASS. j. Scharabat 43S, e.
Young $40, handicap lil. totals.
SIS. IT'S, 773. 9409.
Burner
Townsley 4S9, Feminist al. =
Casio i56, RobInett 57T Jones 533 !.
Totals. SCI. S0i. 7sl. 3il6.
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UNITED STOVE LEAGUE
MnuntIna

n. Carrier 405. J. McCleery 4O6.
c. Grubbs il9. T. Johnson S7s. c.
Markham 422, handicap 10. totals
SOL, s45. 7O4. 2240.
Stores
F. Shuda sos, C. Fisher f05. ].
Many +f2, NJ. Ellsworth 402. A..
Morris 5ii; totals. 7S3, $50. 576.
239S.
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Bowling Scores
BARRIERS

Nelson 465. Hutton 3f2, Durham
1853. walters ass, Daley 420. handi-
cap 1875. totals. 752. 72s. 72i. 22ls.
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CITY LEAGUE
Denton Demons

Oenton lemons
McKinstry 45S. Farmer i67. Pyle
S73, Smith 4Si Randall i3i. 20
tails, 1851, S6i. 7i5. 1858
Mass Mutual
Hurdley i27. Slnor i57. Begols
800. Wallace Al. williamson i74;
totals, 7i2. 7sl. 1902, 1928.
FSyao
Nochmsn 426. Riley 272. stock
dale SIS, Gordon 52s. Northrop $50.
Fedor 1877. totals, SOL, 755, S27.
247S.
Ypsl Lunch
ST. John A3i, Fem 1873, Mathews
500. Glldard 407. shuttle i93. handl-
cap 1879; totals. 776 SIS. 76s. 2f02.
OsrrAugh
Fink 4i3, FsrquhaTson ffII. Cot
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totals, TO, 706, $50. 1856.
kuster
j. Kuster 5l9. G. Kuster 443, u.
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tails. 100, 6ss, S36, 221A
TroJsn
vendt 45s, Harden 3l2. Green tt5,
Joyce 1862. Miller 467; totals. 7t7
SIS, $50. 2l75.
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r. Smith 467. F. Estermyer iSl.
o. Erickson AIS, J. Casio 422. n.
Deck SIG totals, rs, 746. 756. 1900.
Grating Department
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Moore AS. F. McCleery 1856. Der
trand al, Niece i91, ". Carrier
1858, handicap l02; totals. 1874, SIC,
40. 235O.
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vendt 459, Harden 3l2. Green tt5,
Joyce 1862. Miller 467; totals. 7t7,
SIS, $50. 2l75.
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EAYno


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sos. Glldard 407. shuttle 493. handt
cap 1879; totals. 77G s5s. 76s. 2f02
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Hurdley i27. Slnor l57. Begols
800. Wallace Al. Williamson i74;
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Darrauah

J. Kuster 5l9. c. Kuster 443, d.
Slitt 3a2. Yedley 800, Mass 46i; TO.
tails. 700. 6sS. SS6, 22l4.
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McKinstry 45S. Farmer 467. Pyle
573, Smith 4si Randall i3l. 20
tails. 757, S6l 745 1858.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Miss Cruikshank
And MIR. Sadtler
To Wed Tuesday

Miss Helen Halsey Cruikshank,
daughter of Mrs. Harrison Cruik-
shank of Alexandria, Va, and the
late Mr.. CruikShank of the Eastern
Shore Of Maryland. has completed
plans for her marriage Tuesday to
Mr.. Seddon Bruce Sadtler, son of
the Rev. and Mrs. John Sadtler Of
Falls Church, Va.
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her brother. Mr.. Dabney
Herndon Maury Cruikshank. and
will have her sister, Miss Lydia Nc
Lane Cruikshank, as her maid Of
honor.
The bridesmaids will be the Misses
Kate and Cornealia Alfriend, Con-
stance Barrett. and Ellen Rammel,
all of Alexandria, and Miss Rosa
Holmes of Baltimore. Mrs. william
Baird McIlwaine, Sd, of Alexandria
will be her sisters maton of honor.
Mr.. Sadtler's brother, Mr.. John
Beale Sadtler, will be best man, and
the ushers will be Messrs. Alexander
Rutherford Sadtler and Lloyd Hud-
son, jr. of Falls Church, Va; Will
liam Baird McIllwaine, Sd, of Alex
andria; John D. K. Smoot, and
Donald S. Farber of Mclean. Va,
and G. Cabell Busick of Arling-
ton, Va.
A small reception will follow the
wedding and will be held at the
home of the brides mother, 123 Duke
street. in Alexandria.
After May l the couple will reside
at 4l2 South Lee Street in Alexan-
dria.
Evening star., 1941-04-13

DISCUSSING THEIR PART AIDING THEIR NATIVE LAND
Mile Lois Ing daughter of the former Counselor OF the Chi
rese Enbuu and Mme Tno chats th Nine. w. We OF the
Secretary Embassy about their duties ushers
fos the benefit Sunday April 27, for United China Relief
Harris -EDinp Photo.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
DR.. Hu.Shih Heads
Confederate Ball
Patrons List

The Chinese Ambassador, DR..
Hu-Shih, heads the list of
patrons for the 33d annual Con-
federate ball which will be
held Saturday evening at the
Willard Hotel. Others on the
list are Mrs. Robert E. Lee, 3d.,
Mrs. Randolph Preston, grand
daughter of Gen. "Stonewall"
jackson: Sonora de Munilla, wife
of the Military Attache of the
Cuban Embassy; Mrs. Frederick
D. Richardson, and Sonora de
Sera.
A program of music will be
given by the Capitalites, a we'll
known quartette composed of
Mrs. Alice Haig, Miss Lillian
Chenoweth, Mr.. David Manley
and Mr.. Harry McMains.
Mr.. C. Dinsmore Wagner is
commander of Camp 305 of the
Sons of Confederate Veterans,
which is sponsoring the ball, and
Mr.. Shelton B. Lamar is gen.
eral chairman. Mr.. Lamar is
assisted by Mrs. Richard Allen
as chairman of the Young
Ladies' Committee and Mrs.
Elizabeth c. Fred as chairman
Of patronessss,
Evening star., 1941-04-13
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Evening star., 1941-04-13
English Children
Are Guests at
Gaithersburg

GAITHERSBURG, Md. April
12.-Mr. and Mrs. Ira Darby of
Gaithersburg and Miss Gloria Fox
of washington left yesterday for
Lynchburg, Va, to spend the Easter
holiday with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lee Priesthood.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Waters
have as their guests little Miss Flea
more Poupore, 10, and her brother
Ray, 8, from Chester, England, the
children of Mrs. Ray Poupore, who is
doing war work with a British mis-
sion in Washington. The children,
who are here for the duration" !"
have a special invitation to the
White House eggrolling as do all
refugee children.
Social events of Tuesday include
q dance given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Walker in honor of the
18th birthday anniversary of their
daughter Carol and birthday
party given at the home of Mrs.
George Cronice for Betty Kinsey,
who also had birthday anniversary.
Mrs. George Harding entertained
the Beulah Glass of Epworth Church
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Norman ia
cobs the Homemaker's Club for
luncheon Wednesday and Mrs. Nor
man Belt was hostess to the Thurs
day evening bridge. group.
Miss Lillian Walton and her BROTH
ers, the Messrs. James, Harry and
Joseph Walton, have returned from
their winter home in Clearmont
and opened their home on Diamond
avenue.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
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