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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-07
MARRIAGE LICENCES

Carl Lessner, &c. .Ypsilanti. and
Audrey Mckee, %. Detroit.
Willard Posthuma, "a, and Ger
trude Trap, 22, both of Ann Ar
Dor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-07

Miss Amy Blackmo"e, Detroit.
spent Sunday at the parental home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morgan
thau, Billie and Janet, accompanied
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-07

Ann Arbor, with her new baby
daughter, Linda Marie.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-07
Pick of the Air Today

7:15-Here's Morgan:
s:30-Morey Amsterdam.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

in Wtiaionen Mtome aerltoben, oie itb
auf oen eisbeoedten Sodgebiraen
nieoerlieben, uno aus oenen bie li6-
ten Sterne bes @oelmeiB erbliibten.
9ie orei @oben ser Weilen brinet
eine moreenlGnoiide Gage nit Aoam
5uiamnlen. Sic er3ablt, Moam babe
leinem Sobne Setb befoblen, feline
2eide aus oer S6asboble 5um Sci
lieen 2onoe no6 oen ipateren &al-
borienberee au brineen; benn ct iab
boral,s, boB gbriltus i'm sort emit
erlolen tperoe, baB aber sic Wfagier
lnb Gonigslobne oie @aben ser
sdatboble, @olb, 8eibroud nno
@iirrben no6 8etblebem brineen
ltno Dem nel9eborenen Meiiias auf-
opfern ipiirben. Cine onoere iinniee
Gage beridtet: aleranoer ser @roBe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

babe iid) aug az oen @olb.
oos ct in ben eroberten Can.
bern gefunoen batte, ben er.
item 9feibsapfel anfertieent
laiien. 0ieier apfel gelongte'
bann an Sic &onige bon aras
bien, ,lnb elmer bon bieieLi
namens Mel6ior, lei nit
5ipei anberen &onieen Ga-
ipar uno galtbaiar, olt benz
neugeborenen SeilanO seao.
ge,1. 9ieiem reibte er ben
eoloenen g9eibsapfel. &al,m
bate i'm bas Gbriitfino be.
riibrtz 10 5erfiel er, benn bon
mlBte oos iroiide &eib Dem.
binmlii6en ipeiben.
Sn,,, for,,orn,, Onhn., AN,. hot,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

eenoen, boB ber Mpoitel 9bomas if.
nen SOS Saframent ser 9auie ee.
ipenoet babe, uoraufbin iie ibren
Stammesbritoern bas @paneelinm
eepreoiet batten. 8om III. 2bomas
at 8iidofen eingeiett, ieien Tie ei-
mes ruhiaen, leligen Eo6es eeltor-
ben. Na6 onoerer 2esart inbes bat.
ten iie ibr glut fir Gbriltns nereoi.
len, 11n6 5tpar in Ser Sta6t Saiionia
aorumentorum I'M sliidli6en Ara-
bien
Cine 2egen6e melbet, &aiierin Se-
lena babe 6ie &eliquien ser brei Wei-
len gefunoen unb iie nod &onltan-
tinopel eebradt. gnoe bes fiinften
Sabrbunoerts Iollen lie nab Mailanb
iiberiiibrt tporoen iein. Son bort Jon
lie 9ailer Sriebrid 8arbaroiia nab
&oln baben brineen Iaiien, mo fie I'M
9om a,fbetuabrt iueroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31
9ie 81. 9rei &0nige
Des Norgenlam6eS

Mit eincm blumenrciden &ra1l5e
bot oie 2egenoc bie &inobeits9clbldte
6es SeilonoeS ,um9cbcn; iie aog audi
on sic Gerlonen in ibreu Sannfreis,
ipel6e sic FL. S6riititeller ertpob-
nen. ltno oo bieie MIR iebr tpenig
beridten, 10 bIieb ser 2e9enbe ein
,peiter Spielrolun. Ser ne,lteitanent>
li6e 8eribt eriheint als ser ltmrib
bel einem @euoloc, ,,als Sic @rnno>
aiiee, sic Ser Meiiter entmorfen bat,
nno sic bon leinen Sdiilern nno
Nodiolgern ousgefiibrt lperoen, bis
bas 8ilo in ieiner Gollenblsng nor-
Iieet''. @ht polfstiimlid tpar nun
bon ieber sic @eltolt Der beilisen orei
&onige.
Das @paneelium nennt iie Mo9ier,
oie lleberlieierung beaeibnet iie ols
Meiie nno nennt lie &oniee. Siele
&irhenpGter iino ndmlih Der Mn-
fidt, ,,Moeier" bcbeute eben ,8eile'',
10 6ab alio oie Waeier Monner &c,
neien ieien, sic iid burd @eisbelt
nno 8iilenidoft ausseacidnet bot
ten. 8enn MIN anoere lie fit Gric>
fter bolten, 10 fonlmt oos ouf ems
berous, ga bomals i'm Orient bie
Grielterfoite augleid bie &oite Ser
@eiIen nno Sternfl1nbigen biloete.
&onige merben sic Wfo9ier nod
tpeislid, 5uerit bon Gertlllian eenannt
nno oiele sluffoilllng i6eint Damn
bolo aiemlid) auaemein 9elporoem ol'
1ein. 9ie gradt uno ber @lan5 Ser
@eIhenfe, iotpie ser ltmltanS, Dob
bie Sremolinee lid 5uerit BEL einem
&oniee, bem Serobes, nah Dem nett
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

geborenen Sl,6enf6nig erfunbigten
ferner Die Gorbeoeutllneen ser Blal.
men uno bic 9Seislagung Der Gro'
pbeten Sioias, oie bon &onieen mil
ibrenl eibtlm 1no ibren @aben bon
@olo 1mb 8eibraub Ipre6en, nno
aub bon ser Stride alf bas @ridei=
nen ,mo Spiern Ser Wiagier on9c-
ponot meroen, lieBen bie slnliht ouf=
tommen, ooB sic mor9enlanoii6en
@oite &oniee gepelen ieien
Mos sic Seimot ser brei MGnner,
oeren Sdupter bie fromme lteberlie-
ferung nit Yllrpurbinoen nno So
nigsfronen i6nliidt, oneebt, 10 miro
olS lolde bolo Eeriien >ober Snbien
obcr Iteoien, bolo slrobien balo
e(etbiopien ongeeeben. 0a ober bic
8egriffe bieier 20roer ni6t iborf
gei6ieoe1 iporen, 10 be5eid)neten lie
l1ngef0br boslelbe ipie ser slusornd
~ uMorgenlonb", ben oos gpan9eli,tm
ecbror6t. Wfeiltens lperoen Eeriien
ols Souptiib ser 9cbeinlen 8eisheit
luno ser Sternfllnoe rno slrabien
nit Ieincm Eeidtllm an 8olo nno
Speaereien eenonnt. @elnaB ibrer
9rei3abl fiibrt man on6 pob1 elm
oreiiod)es ,,Gaterlanb art, ipelbe Nnf-
iaiilng o,,f Sen biloliben 9arltellun-
gen ibren ausbrllf finOet.
9sidt 10 srobe 9eri6ienoenbeit
berridt be5iielid Der 3abl ser @ei=
fen. Cine uralte lleberlieferrng nennt
ibrer atpolf onoere bebaupten, mon
fonle feline beitinmte 3abl aneeben.
Sic 2eeenoe bot bon altersber aus
oem breifo6en @eIbenf mb Oen orei
stGn,men Ser Menihbeit, oie lie por-
itellen, auf bie grei5abl eeidloiien
uno lie ooran feltgebalten. S6on SEQ
ser @roBe (aeltorben 461) nno elm
nod Glteres @emolbe fennen bieie
3obl. 9ie &lnit foBt sic brei So
nigc eemobnli6 ols Gertreter nno
6iibrer zines eroBeren 3uees.
SSn olten 3eiten fiibrten iie Die gso-
men Mppellius, Amerius, 0amasfus
ooer Mtor, Gator, Yaratoras ober
nod anoere; in einem 8eoa bent @br=
piiroieen (ge1torben 1859 atgei6rie=
benen 8erte uno ieit ieiner 3eit mcr=
oen iie reeelntabie @oIpor, Mel6ior
uno 8oltbolar genannt.
9ieie M0nner nun, sic obne 3ipei=
iel &unbc botten bon Ser 8eisio9,.ng
iiber bie Gri6cinung zines aroben
&oniss, uno ieoenfaus au6 8olooms
9ropbeaeiung fonnten bon benz
Stern, ser aus Sofob alfgeben 1per=
oe, betra6teten Sen aeltirnten Sim.
mel, lno So ibouten iie eines Cages
oen @unoerltern, in ,pel6em mad
ser 2egenoe ein &nabe itonb, iibel
oem Elm &reu5 Ieblpebte. 0ieIer Stern
ser al,h neben ber Come ant bellel
Sage le,dtete, fiibrte Sic 8eilen mad
8etblebem. Sort Ion er nad ser 60
ee oll Ser &rippe iiber bem Sal1pt'
bes aottli6en &inoes bernieoergeitie
9en iein. 9lnbere, bie 6en Stern als
cine Offenbarung oes 81. @eiltes auf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-12-31

fabten, er5obIten, er babe iid iiber
Die aaerielielte Sunsfrau geiteut. Fab
@rfiiaung ieiner Mufeabe lei er, mie
cine gar Iieblibe 2eeenoe er5dblt,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Eagles TO Play
SheboygdnH Here

Although each team has won
once in their two meetings. De-
troi,'s Eagles will be favored to
trounce Shcbeygan Redskins when
they tanGle al Naval Armory
Thursday night in National Pro
Basketball League game.
Sheboygan. resting IN third
place, will come here after three
tough games the first part of the
week. This Sunday they play at
Hammond. Monday they face
Akron Goodyear. second-place
holders. and Wednesday meet the
hot" Firestone quintet which
handed Oshkosh 10-point lacing.
In addition. Dutch Dement'S
Eagles have been playing a better
brand of basketball with passing
expert Jack Ahearn alternating
his losses TO pivot specialists Ed
Sadowski and Bob Calihan and
cut-in artist, Bud Jeanette.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

The familiar "one-two" of the
calistheics drill isn't the only
sports activity in the army. Not
by long shot.
You have only to travel out TO
Selfridge Field, near Mt. Clemens,
to see for yourself. There you'll
find that the 1900 soldiers who
make up this air base box. Sw- n,
play basketball. baseball, softball,
tennis, squash and even have their
own bowling league.
It's the new idea in fostering
the proper morale and Mr.. Buck
Private takes to it like the pro-
verbal duck to water. There's no
definite program al the present
time. but the officers have pre-
sented resolutions to Brig, Gen.
Henry B. Clagett, head of the
post, asking for the assignment of
a full time morale officer TO be in
charge of recreation, athletics
and entertainment.
Captains r. V. Richie and NJ.
p. Magoffm and Lieutenants s. w.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
FIGHTING FOR BRITAIN NOW
KeI|s (Ex-Boxing Stars Battle in War

Remember the fighting Kells of
Windsor-George and Norman
who ruled the flyweight ranks of
amateur boxing here a few years
ago?
Still under age, the Kells now
are fighting for John Bull as
members of the Essex Scottish
Regiment. Norman. 10. is some
where in England. one of the first
of the Canadian troops TO cross the
ocean. George, who is 20. is still
stationed in Canada.
George, who turned professional.
was the better known of the Kells.
He won two Diamond Belt cham
pionships in the 112-pound class.
the first when he was 10 years old
As pro, he was popular at the
smaller clubs, engaging in moro
than 80 bouts.
Norman. now an army boxing
instructor in spite of his youth.
was runnerup in the 1888 Diamond
Belt but won the Golden Gloves
flyweight crown. Today fight fans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

player ever 10 win the State
Amateur championship, il maxi
ing certain he will be ready for
the new season and the defense
of this title as well as the State
PublinN title. He practices sew
eral times n week on the Grand
wood indoor course.
With Oakland Hills caddies busy
with their school work. wonder il
they noticed that Elizabeth Hicks
won the Miami-Biltmore cham
pionship the other day and
whether they will send her a tele-
gram congratulating her They
never. failed to do it in the Summer
months :. They adopted her as
their own when she was here for
the Women's Western two seasons
ago and have followed her
plav closely ever since.
The draft will keep a number of
stars from the Masters tournament
at Augusta Ga. in April Among
them are Dick Chapman. National
Amateur champion. and Ed Oliver.
barred from the last National
Open on a technicality after he
had tied for first place.
Eddie Kirk Of Glen Oaks, one
Of l3 new players to get invita-
tions TO the Masters. also loses
out because Of the draft. Eddie
had qualified twice, through fin
fishing among the first 80 In the
Open and by going 20 the PEA
quarterfinals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Buy
Glen Oaks Club

Earl Akey. investment manager
of the Maccabees, announces that
the organization has purchased the
Glen Oaks Golf Course. located on
the Thirteen-Mile road near James
Couzens highway. The club for
merly was owned by Briggs Manu-
featuring Company.
Ronald Macdonald. who last
year took over direction of Hill
crest, has been appointed Glen
Oaks manager.
Change in ownership and new
management of Glen Oaks will not
affect the policy of the club. 1t
will continue a private organiZa-
ton open only to members.
Redecoration of the clubhouse
and Improvements on the course
are planned by Macdonald who
succeeds Pay Hufford as manager
The club also will have a new pro-
feSsional since Eddie Kirk has been
drafted for the army. Several
Michigan professionals are being
considered for the job which Mac
Donald says will be filled shortly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

barely old enough to walk. accord
ing TO their mother, Mrs. Blanche
Kell.
"When George was years
old. 1 took the boys with me on
a shopping trip TO Detroit" Mrs.
Kell said. "They noticed a pair
of tiny boxing gloves In a store
window, and I bought each set.
That was only the beginning"
On the ship which brought his
outfit overseas. Norman whipped
the crew champion at his weight
Mrs. Kell said.
British officers heard about
\ his boxing ability, and sent him
to a school TO be trained as an
instructor. But they discovered
soon enough he was well quail
fed"
In Norman's regiment crossing
the Atlantic was another Windsor
fighter. Orville Drouillard. whC
fought Henry Armstrong in De
troit Q few years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
1000 Course Experts
} Will Convene Here
BY VI. Il. DRUKENBROD

The military draft IS a topic Of
conversation at every gathering
these days so it is only natural it
will be discussed when the Green
keeping SuperintendentS Associa-
ton conveneS Tuesday TO Friday.
inclusive, at the Book-CadilIac.
This will be the fifteenth annual
meeting Of the association. which.
by the way held its first confer
cnce here in 1927. II will feature
a display OF equipment used in the
construction and upkeep of golf
courses and il is estimated it will
be attended by close to one thou
sand course superintendent from
throughout North America.
y majority of those employed in
golf course maintenance are young
men and a considerable number
are being called into army service.
How 10 prepare for the inevitable
shortage of skilled labor will be
discussed by the superintendent
Herb Shave. general chairman
of the educational committee,
has been superintendent at Oak
land Hills since 1920. two years
after IL was opened for play.
And John Gray OF Essex was
elected president of the associa-
ton in New York last year. a
year ago ESSEX renewed Gray's
contract for 25 years.
Adam Campbell continues as
one of the professionals at the
GFahdweed indoor school He
has been there every Winter since
il was opened in 1927 Also on
the staff are George HoSner of
AEranklin Hills and Walter Scott
Ted Peterhans, one of the
pioneer indoor instructors, con-
tinues as Grandwood's manager
Joe Before also gives lessons
there several times a week &.
getting some of his Detroit Coun-
try Club members ready for golf
vacations in the South d. Some
time ago it was reported that
Marvin Stahl, former state open
champion. might locate here
But that's out Reports from
Lansing say he will continue as
Lansing Country professional. rc-
Gently having signed a three-year
contract there
Zig Zawadzki, the first MGA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
ARMY HAS VARIED ATHLETICS
y = = < X
SeIfridqe Field Soldiers Play All Sports

teams, the regular post five which
plays such class A Detroit teams
as DitZler and JaglowicZ, and the
quartermasters outfit which plays
class B teams throughout the
state.
Ed Borkowski, who never played
basketball while attending Detroit
Southeastern High School, is the
regular center on the post team.
Manager is Staff Sergt Norman
Blackwell who is proudest of the
1939-40 season when the cagers
won 10 of "a games.
The soldiers just held their own
boxing show recently. It's been an
annual event since 1887 except for
last year. Reason for the omission
was that Sergt Glib Black, who
always promoted the affair, was
away.
Glib fought on this last card ir
the featherweight class. Sure he
won A Golden Gloves champion
in Grand Rapids. he turned pre-
and fought around Detroit. Hi.
biggest feat came WI N he deci.
stoned Ken Offet. state bantam
champ, back in 1886.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Detroiter Star eager
CYO Basketball
Schedule
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY :

A. Holy Rosary Gym-Annunciaton vs.
ST. Philip Men Obj. . p. m. ST Florian
vs.. San Francisco d.-A1. s. st. Edward
Holy Rosary Obj. S. 81. Rose IS. St.
Nicholas tL-B1. 9.
At ST. CLAIR Community Center-st
Anthony vs.. 81. Florian tH-AJ. ,. m
st Bernard Va ST. Charles tH-Bt. s. st
Catherine (No. - vs. ST. Charles Obj,
%; St Catherine CSC. p rs. St. David
LIB, Z st. Paul Crosse POinte) vs.. St
David tH-B), S; st Catherine vs.. Nativity
At St. s,anislau Gym st. stanislau NO.
= Is, - Josephat H-Bl. ? ,. m; s..
Maiy cHs). g. our Lady Of sorrow row vs. :.
Blessed Sacrament tH-Bi. 8.
At our Lady Of Mt Carmel Cwyandotte)
st. Francis Xavier CEcorsej vs. st Mary
Msgdalea MEL Obj. p. m: o. L. Of
~ Carmel (wyandotter vs.. st. casiinir
Al our Lady Of Lourdes tRiver Rouse)
st. Boniface vs.. o. L. Of Mt Carmel
tDetroip LIB. 2 p. m: o. L. Of Lourdes
VS.. St Cecilia G-A). g.
At ST. Gregory's Gym-st Rita VS.. St
gregory vs. St. John cantius 'G.Aj. S;
st. Gregory vs. st. Hedwig tH-A1. 9.
At ST. Benedicts Gym-st Mary Mag
dalen (Hszel Park vs.. Visitation (H-Bt
u-A). 3: St. Benedict vs. St Margaret
At st. Iuke's Gym-Precious Blood vs..
st Mary OF Redford (H-B1. D. m: St.
Luke vs.. Resurrection CL-B), a. ST. Luke
VS. ST Hedwig (H-Bb. s.
At santa Maria Gym-Blessed ssersmen,
Maria VS.. st. Gregory CL-B9, S; Santa
Maria VS.. ST. Ambrose (H-A), ..
At 81 Vincents Gym-St. Casimir VS..
vs.. 81. Dominic 'H-B,,p a Holy Redeemei
vs.. Visitation CH-Al. g. 81. leo vs.. St
Francis Polishl tH-A), =: St Leo vs.
81. Alphonsus tL-Al. 5. st. Augustine vs.
ST Margaret Mary LIB. 8: o. l.. Of
Guadalupe vs.. sacret Heart Dearborn
IFH-Bl. Z: St Vincent VS.. All Saints fH-B1
g; 81. Paul tMalteseD vs.. 81. John Cantiu,
4 lib. 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Novelty Events, Too

There will be several novelty
events interspersed among the
speed tests this afternoon. fancy
--ltf5attiif4e tests in mid-ice during the
races. also mother and daughter
and father and son races and three
open races. giving the meet a
three-ring circus effect.
Southern Michigan champion
ships in all classes from the cradle
TO seniors are listed with keen
rivalry for points TO decide the
meet winners in the various classes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Sunday Events Top
Times Skates Derby
SUNDAYS PROGRAM
FOR SKATES DERBY
START AT 10 A. M.

Qualifying heats juvenile boys H-mie championship.
Qualifying heats juvenile boys 44O-yard championship
Qualifying heats junior boys 1a-mie championship
Qualifying heats senior wOmen's 44Oyard OPEN
Qualifying heats senior mems mile open.
Qualifying heats junior boys 44Oyard championship.
Qualifying heats senior women's H-miIe championship
Qualifying heats senior mems 440-yard championship
Qualifying heats newsboys' race, "a mile.
Qualifying heats senior mems "a mile.
Qualifying heats midget boys 44O-yard championship.
Qualifying heats senior women's 440yard championship.
Qualifying midget boys 22O-yard championship.
START AT p. NJ.
Dog sled race, mile.
Grand march (a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of king and
queen Of carnival.
Semifnals Silver Skating Derby men), mile.
SenmifnaIs Gold Skates 2me
Girls cradle class, 1-6 mile championship
Final junior girls 22Oyard championship.
Final junior boys emile championship.
-- Juvenile girls q mile championship.
Final intermediate boys 220yard championship.
Final senior mems 100-yard championship.
Girls cradle race, 100 yards
Final newsboys' 4-mie.
Obstacle around
Boys cradle class race, 22O yards
Final cradle girls 1OO-y yard championship.
Junior girls 4iO-yard championship.
\ intermediate girls 4iO-ya championship
Father and So race, mile.
Boys cradle class, l6 mile championship.
Final junior boys 220-ya championship
Final senior mems 220-yard championship.
Final Detroit Times ii0-yard senior women's OPP
Junior girls 2 mile championship,
Final boys midget class ii0-yard championship.
Final Silver skates Derby miles.
Mother and daughters distance -dete4--l
ice).
MIXED relay g boys and girls o team
Juvenile girls ii0-yard championship
Final senior women's ti0-yard championship.
Final Detroit Times mems mile open
Skating and sculling q laps).
Final boys midget class 220-yard championship.
Final juvenile boys i4Oyard championship.
Final senior = mile championship.
Walter Osmun Memorial 2 miles,
Final senior mems Z. mile championship
Final juvenile boys = mile championship
Final Gold Skates Derby. mile.
Mixed couples race, laps.
Girls midget class, 440-yar championship.
International girls u mile championship
FINAL Detroit Times senior womens mile open.
Final junior boys ii0-yard championships
Senihna senior mems Ii0-yard championship.
Final intermediate boys liOyard CHAMPIONSHIP
Broad jumping (decahlon).
Barrel jumping (decathlon).
Final senior mems ii0-y yard championship
Fancy skating competition midice during races
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Long, Varied Card
Is Lis t e d at
Belle Isle
By KEN HALL


Detroit Times Gold and silver skates Editor
Sunday is the big day in The
Detroit Times Gold and Silver
Skates Derby ice carnival on Belle
Isle, with a lengthy program Of
events including speed. fancy skat-
ing and novelty competitions to
the number of Sc in the afternoon
card and some Is qualifying heats
at 10 o'clock this morning. Satur-
day II Southern Michigan title
races were decided.
The big doings this Sunday will
get under way at l o'clock with
the fifth annual Dog-sled Derby,
which will have some IS entrants
and will be run in two heats and
final.
Then follows the grand march
of all contestants. with prizes for
best costumes, comic and fancy.
and then the speed skate meet
gets under with the semifinals OF
the Silver Skates Derby at mile
and the Gold Skates at half mile.
Later in the afternoon the finals
will be raced at a mile for the
girls and two miles for the boys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
Fairview Mat Card
Lists DOubIeheader

Fairview Gardens will have a
double windup card next Tuesday
evening with Leo Wallick meeting
Walter Roxy and Angelo Savoldi
taking on Mike Chacoma.
Jack Steele VS.. Mike KiloniS and
Wild Bill Brooks VS.. Steve Karas
are the other matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02
u. of D. Returns
Times Derby Skate
Meet Summaries
SILVER SKATES CONE MILE,

SILVER SKATES ZONE MlLE)
Gesquire. second: Russell Emery, third
Time. 3:32.6.
second heat-won by Douglas Johnson:
Ed oldenkamp. second: Roy Helmsnski.
Third heat-won by Ed Fletcher; Walter
omelenchuk. second; Bill Kstzenberger.
third. Time. 3:4e.
Hayden. second: No third. Time. 1882.
Fifth heat-Eugene La Belle: Chuck
Johnson, second; George omelenehuk.
sixth heat-won by Joe Mcdonald: For.
rest Irwin. second; Clark Dean, third.
Seventh heat-won by Bert Trudesu:
George Trotzuk. second; Alex Allison. third.
Eighth heat-won by Charles Delpier;
Russell Wilde. second: Gordon Ryan third.
Time. 3:50.s.
Southern Michigan Championships
THREE-MILE RACE
Won by Vince Bozch: Doug Jahnsor.
second: Terry Browne. third. Time,
:12:Os.4
HALF-MILE
Won by Ed oldenksmp; Forrest Erwin.
second; Bob Walden. third. Time. 3.Ji.
SENIOR WOMEN-HALF-MILE
Won by Esther wrons tsaginswl: vir-
ginia Delpler second: Bonnie Doyle. gagi-
nav, third. Time. 2:iO.2.
GOLD SKATES
HALF MILE
First hest-won by Bonnie Doyle. ssEi-
nav; Angela Garis second. Mary Place,
third: Florence WrOna. fourth. Time,
I2:1O2
Second heat-won by Agnes wrona
/ (Saginaw); Mildred Kurecka lSaRinawl.
second Virginia Delpier, third; Helen Ku-
recka tSaginawl, fourth. Time. 2.Os g.
Third heaf-Won by Margaret Cook:
Lorraine Sable, second: Virginia Philips
(saginswD. third Muriel Miller. fourth.
Time. AIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-02

Dee and Pearson are the officers
asking for the change. Morale
officers for their own groups in
addition to thei. regular duties,
they realize that the number of
men on the base demands a regu-
lar program and some one to
run il.
There were only third as many
men at Selfridge Field a year ago.
But even then a sports program
arose almost spontaneously to an
Swer the interests of enlisted men
and aviatorS alike.
Detroiter Star eager
Probably the most popular sport
is basketball. There are two