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well, thanks for looking after
Lucy" he muttered gruffly. He
pressed a bill into her hand, and
then he and Lucy were gone, before
she could protest.
She bit her lip as she crumpled
the bill in her hand. She was Won
dering if it were possible to love
some one and hate him too at the
same time. She started walking to-
ward her rooming house, the black
graduation gown flapping crafty
about her legs. The cap hurt her
forehead, so she took it off and car
ried it. 1t was all over now. She
ought to feel pretty proud to think
she's made it.
Life would be different now, in
many ways. For one thing, shed
never see Court any more now. And
that was just as well, too, she told
herself stonily. Then maybe she
could get over the fantastic idea
that she was in love with him.
Maybe she could stop thinking about
him all the time.
Lucy is Uncomfortable.
Court had taken Lucy to the
party with him. And to his delight
Cynthia took charge of her. She
went around saying, This is Courts
little sister. Isn't she positively
cunning?" 1t made Lucy terribly
uncomfortable, because even at 7
| she knew she wasn't cunning. And
something about Cynthia puzzled
her, too. Cynthia's face could smile
at one, and yet behind the smile
there was something that wasn't
a bit friendly.
But Cynthia soon tired of her
role, and when Ricky SULLIVAN sug-
gested that she go home with him.
in some one elSe's car, instead of
with Lucy and Court, she accepted
! his invitation.
There are probably lots of things
| you and Lucy want to talk about"
she told Court. And anyway I've
monopolized you all day, and you
said you wanted to make it up to
her because you forgot to meet her
at the train this morning"
Court was miserable. Cynthia j."
he protested, 'I-Why, there's plen-
| ty of room, and We want you with
us. You and Lucy were going
! to-"
BeWildered, piqued, he watched
Cynthia go off with Ricky. She
turned and waved blithely once. He
wiped the dismay from his face
and grinned at Lucy. Isn't she
beautiful" he said as he tucked
her into the roadster.
"Oh yes. She's very beautiful"
Lucy agreed fervently.
| He went around and climbed in
under the wheel and started the
car, all the while absorbed in
thought. He sighed once, quite
without realizing that he did So
1t wasn't anything to feel jealous
about-Cynthia's going home with
Ricky. After all he ought to be
/ used to Ricky's continual presence
/ by now. And anyway, Cynthia was
engaged TO him, not Ricky. Maybe
! she had meant to be helpful, letting
him and Lucy go home together.
Why of course! How could he think
anything else!
Il think the other one likes you
the best though" Lucy said sud-
denly. She turned her frank, inno-
cent gaze toward him.
"Other one?" He turned to look
at his sister, a puzzled look on his
face.
Mary"
Mary Crews?" He broke into
startled laughter.
Copyright, 1871,
The Chicago Daily News, Inc.
Continued tomorrow
| Court makes hnlG r1anre
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day, with the town overf1oWing with
visitors and alumni and parents, at
tending commencement festivities at
the university. Presently the cream
and chromium roadster noSed past
the Cozy Nook and Court came
bounding in, his face flushed with
anxiety.
"Oh Lucy!" he cried, breathless
with haste.
Mary Crews stopped him just in
time with: Il told her there'd been
a mistake of some kind that you'd
gotten mixed up about the time.
She was afraid you'd forgotten all
about her. I told her I knew you
wouldn't have" She smiled at him
but her blue eyes were frosty.
He took her cue. however. 1T was
kind of you to meet her. I didn't
know the train got in $3.50 early
/ Lucy flew into his arms, her own
wound wildly about his neck, her
! cheek laid ecstatically against his
He held her that way for an instant
contrtition and the look in Mary S
face making his lace redden.
Lucy Admits Mistake.
1--WE had a pleasant time. anyway
Mary said. She tangled the tips in
the pocket of her blue uniform and
pushed the light tendrils of hair
back from her flushed face with her
other hand. 'Lucy's been telling me
all about your plans"
II thought at first" Lucy told
him with wide-eyed happy laugh
ter, as he held her away from him
to get a good look at her, that
Mary was Cynthia
You did, darling?" There was
a malicious tinkle of laughter be-
hind Court as Cynthia joined them.
Ricky, as usual, was at her side.
Dear me-" she went on, what an
absurd mistake to make. Hadn't
Court ever told you what I looked
like?" Her eyes f1icked over Mary
Crews, her blue uniform, and the
solid loW-heeled oXfordS.
Lucy drew back a bit, instinc-
lively, and her eyes wore vaguely
puzzled expression as she looked at
Court again.
This is Cynthia!" Court told her
proudly.
Charming child, isn't she,
Ricky?" Cynthia said. Was it
mockery in her voice? Even Ricky
seemed uncomfortable. Lucy was
| suddenly quite grave.
Court is a scoundrel to have
forgotten all about you!" Cynthia
pouted derisively. But he did.
Completely
Lucy swallowed. She didn't look
at Court.
1t was Mary Crews who spoke
into the silence III take charge
of Lucy until 4 o'clock. Every
thingll be over by then. I live at
the corner of Vine and Chestnut,
the big white house. You can call
| for her there" She took Lucy's
hand and marched away.
Evening star., 1941-05-09
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CHAPTER w.

81 thought at first Lucy confded to Mary Crews they walked
that Cynthia Courts told much
then remembered Cynthas
gold Really prettier should think
finished candidly.
said II Court had really forgotten
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POSITIONS AVAILABLE.

A number Of positions for boys
and men, 16 to 80 years of age.
Some of these positions require
automobiles, others bicycles and
a limited number of walking posi-
tionS. Apply Western Union Tele-
graph Co., 1877 New York ave. NV.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around, part
time. B1llies Beauty Shop, 1906 B 81. ne.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. expert. all around:
good salary and hours. Bonnie Beauty
Salon 3411 NJ st NV.
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CHAMBERMAID, colored; must have ex-
perience; wages, Sll per week. 13a 12th
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CREDIT MANAGER, expert
enced, for complete charge
credit and collection. Phone
Mr.. Goldstein for appoint
ment. Philipsborn, MA. 1888.
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SALESMEN.
statesmen.
HELP MEN G MCMEN.

. sales drivers, between ages of 35 ant
- needed, substantial salary and com
mission. Call Franklin 1921 for sp
pointment Thursday and Friday after N
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HELP WOMEN.

ASSISTANT in ONCE, familiar with fieures
and filing; must be a good typlst; state
salary and experience. Box 3S0-A. star:
BABY NURSE. experienced. to nurse e.
month-old baby. No other children or
duties Live in. $50 month. Must have
excellent city references as nurse. Box
3O0-P Star
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BUNDLE WRAPPERS C2), semi-experi:
enced Congers Laundry. 23rd ST. and
New York ave. NV
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BEAUTY OPERATOR, must be expert: good
paw steady work. Lilllas Uptown Salon.
"a 6 Conn. ave.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.
D. c tNPLDI MIN CEN Elk.
TODAY S JOB

TODAY'S JOB
CHAMBERMAID. eXpera for guest house:
$40 wk.. m. ard bd
COUNTERGIRLS (sl. $3.50 wk.. age
HoUsEKEEPER, guest house; $40 mo.
KfTCHEN HELPER ~. assist in diet
kitchen of hospital: SS5 mo, nm. bd, and
- - IAUNDRY WORKERS -. exper six
press opers (2j: Sl45O-Sls wk.
NURsEMAID, care of ? children; $50
" SODA DIsPENsERs a. .u:l. SIS so vk
MATTRESSES (32l s13.e5 wk.' ase
sEAMsTREss %. exper, cut and sew
slip covers: 81 vk
NURSE AIDES a.. exper. not necessary;
age 1928: $40 mo. and meals.
BUS BOYS tS). Sl0-Sl4 wk. and meals
COOKS tmD ts', S1s-S25 wk. and
" GoUNTERMEN ue). s15-se2 vk. and
IL tDIsHwAsHERs mN u2l. hand and
mach; S1O-sl4 vk. and meals
HOTEL HOUSEMEN CO.. salary open.
SANDWICH MEN ~, S1s-S2O Vk. and
meals.
wk. and meals.
D. c. EMPLOYMENT CENTER
sos K ST NV.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. steady position.
Rosemary Beauty Salon, 127 18th st. ne,
Lincoln a0SS
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

SPECIAL NOTICES.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by ony one but myself.
WILLIAM F: ,MAGERS. s11 Grandon ave-,
Rockville, Md TO-
I WILL NOT BE R6SPONsIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than
myself. CHARLES E. COLE. 391s 9th
ST ne. Apt. No. l. TO-
MR.. C. E. TURNER IS PERSONALLY LO-
Gated with Correct Shoes, Inc, Suite 451.
Wash Bldg. 18th and N. Y. ave. NV.
Where shoe fitting is profession" MA. 1904.
UNITED STATES CUSTOMS SERVICE.
To Whom it may concern:
The Director of Marine Inspection and
Navigation on May :, 1871. authorized
change Of the name Of the say LADY DEE
(22S653) to APPLF-1ACK
F. A. NJ. SHAFTE, Deputy Collector.
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HELP MEN.

AUTO MECHANICS to work in Ford agency,
experienced men only. EDMUNDS MO-
TORS. Clarendon, at the circle. Arlington,
Va.
AUTOMOBILE USED CAR salesman. excep-
tlonal opportunity for 90 experienced,
hard-hittins men. on the fastest selling
used-car. lot in town. Ourisman is doing
one OF the biggest Jobs in America and our
men are making real money. Only top
men will be considered for these valuable
positions. Phone Mr.. Clough. Ourisman
Chevrolet, Lincoln 10000.
Ton. AnpG is15 Is Z - NJ
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FOUND.
LOST

KEY. on paper clip, Thursday noon. in
side Harvard st. gate. at Zoo Park. Owner
identify Columbia 5514.
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CHAUFFEUR, superior. white, and maid
chambermald; free to travel: need not be
related. AS Jackson p!. NV, bet. 1912
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HELP MEN.

SHOE SALESMAN, expert
enced, for ladies shoes; regu-
lar position to man who quail
ifies. Will discuss salary guar
antee at interview. Apply Mr..
Sullivan, Philipsborn's, 6l0
18th st. NV.
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AUTO MECHANIC

Experienced, reliable and
sober mechanic wanted at
once; must have references
and know Buick work thor
oughly; permanent position
for right man; clean, we'll
lighted shop. See Mr.. Shipley,
4th floor, Emerson & Orme,
18th and M SITS. NV.
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COUNTERGIRLS. with experience, 1873
years. Apply 1910 Wisconsin ave.
DRESS SALESLADY. experienced only, ass
$3.50 Apply in person, no phone calls,
Sfrnm Sfvle Shop. H190 Georgia ave. Nv.
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GIRL. experienced for candy and soda
fountain Apply Jordan's Candy Shop,
616 18th st NV.
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MEAT CUTTER. experienced; references.
Apply Jenkins Market. 234 3rd st. ne.
MECHANICS. experienced on De Soto and
Plmouth automobiles. L. P. Steuart, Inc,
1440 P st. NV. See Mr.. Guthrie.
MEN, inexperienced, to be trained for
countermen. Apply 134O Wisconsin ave
MEN, to hang awnings. The Copeland Co..
1871 14th st NV IL
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MEAT CUTTERS. also counter men for
week end: steady and good wages. P. F.
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GIRL OR WOMAN, Whlte, eXperIencec'
help care for children. & mos. and An
yrs old: $40 mo-; pvt rm. RA. 6s52.
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SALESMAN.

We have an opening for used car
of recognized ability to alternate
perlooS with another man on one of best
lots in city; TRANSFORMATION and good prop
osltlon. See sales MANAGER. 2Sl2 NJ 81. Nv.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

CARD PUNCH CLASS. - wk SIS mo
nights =; Wk.. reu. mach ~ wkly brsIn
now. in time. exam. soon. lll5 18th n ".
SPANISH, tauaht by LatIn American gem
tlemaU. reasonable rates. Phone Me.
juig bet : and ! an. IL
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Builder requires locally experienced
apartment house architect. must be good
designer. D. c. building code. Good pay
and permanent Job to capable man. Bring
samples of work and apply Shapiro. Inc,
1341 Conn Ave
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TRAINEES.

Air transportation positions with fu-
ture; men Christians. Las. years COL
lese or equivalent: sales experience help
full; submit photograph, not returnable.
Box 3S9-A, Star IL
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Apply Mr. A. L. Lrvsie. Room No Ill.
1135 14th st. NV. between 3 and D m.
DINING CAR STEWARDS,
White, age 1882. married men
preferred, draft exempt. State
age and business experience. Box
ll2-Y Star.
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Girl. white. between ages ls-30, for
cafeteria work Apply Collier Inn. 1907
~olumhia rd Nv
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HELP MEN.

EN-, young wanted who can furnish
ltomobile, as route foreman: give age,
perience, kind OF car. references and
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tCoottnasd On ksgt PsesS
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AUTO MECHANIC.
ARROW CAB co.

Has opening for men over 81 years OF age,
Metropolitan Area for l wear; free instruc-
ton; can earn S25 to S35 wkly Apply at
10 am promptly for further details 80
NJ 81. ne ASK for Nj. Booth.
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years. Apply 1910 Wisconsin ave
DRESS SALESLADY. experienced only, ass
1896. Apply in person, no phone calls
Strom Style Shop. 612a Georgia ave. n ":
GIRL, experienced, for candy and soda
fountain; Apply Jordan's Candy SHOP
616 18th st. NV.
GIRL OR WOMAN, white, experiences,
help care for children. mos. and tls
yrs old: $40 mo; pvt rm. RA. 6s52
Girl. white. between ages 1890, for
cafeteria work. Apply Collier Inn. 1907
Columbia I'd. NV.
HAND PRESsERS SILK FTNIsHERS, good
salary, steady employment Arlington
Cleaners and Dyers. Rosslyn, Va
HOUSEKEEPER, white, refined, middle.
aged. experienced cook, Live in, Ref. and
health card required. WA. 2262.
HOUSEKEEPER, white. motherless home.
3 children live in. Call GE. 29l3, -
pm.
LADY. single, AGED 25-3O, experienced
bookkeeping and general Office work. An
swer in own handwriting. Box Dob. Star:
LADY, young. for clerical work, must be
high school graduate and good penman.
Answer in own handwriting, stating age
Box S6-B. Star.
NURSE, care S-month baby: must be eX-
perienced: live in; references; good salary.
Phone CO. 1347.
NURSE, practical. for part-time care new
born child; responsible white or colored
Virginia resident. Write complete details.
Box 361-A, Star. To-
OPERATOR. colored, for beauty shop; ex-
perienced. Call North 543a.
PRACTICAL NURSE. assist in nursery
school: $40 month, room and board. Or
49,. st--x.A - 49, 1~-l
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HAND PRESSERS. SILK FINISHERS, good
salary, steady employment. Arlington
Cleaners and Dyers. Rosslyn. Va
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MANAGER Super Service Station; not over
40 years old; must have mechanical eX-
perience; largest organization in East;
monthly salary, S115, plus bonus; state
last five years experience, married or sim
gle. number of dependents. Box 225-Z.
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DIAMOND CABS.

White men wanted. 21 years of age or
older. to qualify as taXicab operators.
bia motor vehicle operators permit and
have resided within the metropolitan area
Of Washington for one year or longer
(nearby Maryland and Virginia includeG)
EREE IMSTRIICTIOM
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-14
Main Event Has Crowd on Feet
at Graphing Show in Armory

through % minutes Of rough AMI
tumble graphing before the time
limit expired. They both exhibited
a willingness to 90 on. however.
and after considerable effort on
the part Of Let Philbin and Referee
Harry Shaefer, the two were part
ed, but only after Philbin had
promised them a chance to work
out their grievances next Thursday.
At that time they will put on regu-
lation boxing gloves.
In the seminal match the popu-
lar Farmer Jones, who made his
Armory debut last week, continued
his ring success with victory over
Wild Bill Brooks. Utilizing his two
well.trained feet again, the Farm.
er didn't haveA much trouble dis.
posing OF his opponent as he took
him in two successive falls.
Jack Steele and Steve Karas
presented a highly interesting pre-
liminary match as they opened the
program with 30 minutes OF fine
wrestling. Although the speedy
Karas held the upper hand most OF
the way, with his kangaroo kick
particularly effective, he was un.
able to pin Steele's shoulders TO
mat long enough for the three
count so the match was declared
a draw.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-14
Seniors, Juniors
to Seek First

Wednesday saw the Inter-Class
Basketball League at Ypsilanti
High School in action for its second
week, and again the top two classes
came through with victories. 1t
won't be the case next week, how
ever, as the two will meet for the
first time.
In a thrilling game the Juniors
came from behind in the dying
moments to score their second win
OF the season as a basket by Bill
Dusbiber game them a Q to s vic
tory over the sophomores. Ate"
trailing in the opening quarter a
pair OF baskets by Warren Shifferd
tied the count at four all at the
half The Sophs again went ahead
In the third period but basket and
free shot by sid Stokes gave the
eleventh graders the lead for the
first time, and after Vic Johnson's
basket in the last quarter, Dusbi-
Der sewed up the game with his
fed goal.
Against the ninth graders the
Seniors had IL al their own way
as they scored ten points in the
opening quarter and then loafed to
l6 to victory. Stanton Dus.
biber. Sam Clark, George Berklich
and Don. Bailey all tailed a pair
OF baskets apiece to give the Sen
Tors the game.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-14
Worzniak to Stay
as Cagers' Coach

Frank Worzniak, Michigan Nor
NAL basketball coach, will continue
IN that position for the remainder
Of the season, Supervisor Elton J.
Rynearson announced Thursday.
Worzniak. one of Normais all
time basketball and baseball greats,
will complete his undergraduate
career on the Huron campus today.
He nrst entered school here in
1881.
Five more games are left on the
schedule for Worzniak's crew fol-
lowing tonights tilt with Kalama-
zoo College on the Hornet court.
The Hurons will return Saturday
for an encounter with Hope.
Michigan Normal freshmen will
play a preliminary with Saginaw
Y. NJ. C. A. Although the frosh
walloped Saginaw, 50.27, early in
the season, the "Y" quintet retaliat.
ed with a 1914 triumph several
weeks later.
Chuck Sampler, Howard Messen.
ger. Ed Gilday, Pat Biondi and
Vern Sherman are Coach Martin
Zachar's probable starters.
Cleary College will return to
the cage wars Saturday after a lay.
off OF nearly a month. Ferris In
stitute will be the Commercial op-
ponent.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-14
Y H. S. Sets Hot Pace But Loses Contest to Dearborn
Braves Find Early Portion of
Game Easy, Scare Opponents

After setting a hot pace through
out the entire hrst half OF their
game with Dearborn High Thurs
day night, Ypsilanti High Schools
basketball quintet dropped a S5-s5
decision TO the visitors In the YHS
gymnasium. The powerful Dear
born cAgers were the fayorites 20
take the contest since they had al.
ready chalked up an overwhelming
IS to 10 victory over the locals
earlier this year. The Braves gave
them quite scare. however, as
they ran circles around them dur.
ding the earlier portion OF the game,
but during the last half OF the con.
test the local five was unable to
penetrate the Dearborn defense
and so dropped their sixth game
OF the season.
In an exciting initial period the
two teams alternated at making
baskets until the latter moments
when Dearborn took the lead on a
phlI VI Tree HHulh ny lldll lN anu u.
field goal by McWilllams 10 hold an
III edge at the end OF the quar-.
ter.
The second quarter however,
saw the Braves stage a great drive
and tie up the count Bob Gaudy
opened the period by netting a long
set shot but this was followed by
baskets by Reader aud Sutherland
and a free throw by the latter to
give Dearborn a l6 to Q lead. eau.
dy then followed with another long
set shot and then l.. D. Harmon.
for the Braves. suddenly became
red hot as he looped In two beau
tiful one hand running shots from
the sidelines and followed with
a long field goal to put the Purple
and Gold in the lead again II TO
Is. Linton then bagged two
pointer and after belng fouled Just
as the half ended, Gaudy made
good on his free shot TO tic the
game at Is all.
The second half was almost all
-Dearborn's however. as the Braves
were able to score but seven points
during the entire time Dearborn
in the meantime chalked up a total
Of II to take the game 1925.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-14

Michigan Normals track team
will lay two distance relay cham
pionships on the block without
qualms, Saturday in the University
OF Illinois Relays at Urbana, Ill.
The Hurons are expected to re-
tain their college division two-mile
and medley relay titles handily. The
big question seems to be whether
the two-mile quartet can erase the
carnival record OF seven minutes
and 57.3 seconds set by Normal last
year.
Two members of that record
smashing team are no longer in
school, but their requirements are
expected TO fill in capably. George
Cole, Minoa, N. Y, sophomore, and
Joe Brzezinski, Jackson junior, are
the new additions to the group.
Duane Temper and Tommy Quinn
are the followers from last years
team.
Temper and Quinn will also ap-
pear in the medley relay. Quinn
will run the mile, Temper the three
quarters, either Bob Lee or Brzezin-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-14
STAND OFF RALLY

sault Ste. Marie, Feb. Zap
The Sault Ste. Marie Indians stood
off a desperate rally Thursday night
10 defeat the Marquette Sentinels,
5 TO 4, in a Northern Michigan Hoe
key League game. The game was the
first since the Indians reinstate-
ment to the league, following q dis
pute during their recent tour OF the
copper country.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-14
Sports Roundup


Detroit Feb a. ms In "Jack Adams night Detroit
sports fans will the spotlight Olympia tonight the
manager who has poed the Red Wings three National League
Hockey titles and Stanley Cup championships Adams who
player and manager has been connected with hockey II
vearsl4 of which spent the Red Wings hell-wl be
honoed in addresses by sports officials and celebrities before
his team faces off against the Chicago Blackhawks.
Aycdda CdL Feb II Up 4 tisssed chunk of ChaHedonS
hoof NAV hold Charles S. HozgdydS chances of lUnning the
1royFs richest horserdc the 100000 Sond anita hondiedf
conseem1e time Ch0edon mo1ed out Of rocking char
ro morning and cth him e hopes of the east in the
handicap He emerged from his first serious '0orkoH
month in apparently sound condition.
Detroit -AP- Otto Jarez of Chicago national A. A. U.
sprint champion failed by hreetenhs of second to equal John
Wessmulers swimming record Of 81 seconds for
the 0Oard eeste Thursday in special match at the De
trot Athletic Club.
Detroit ms Paced BY Leroy Eddyd aUto hit the hoop for
POINTS the Oshkosh AHars scored 4f30 aIetory the
Detroit Eagles National Professional League basketball
last night.
Battle Creek Mich -AP- The third annual tournament Of
Michigan Graphic Arts Bowling Association here Saturday
with l02 teams entered in the two-day competition.
Ne10 York Feb. II up Il National Hockey League
record for consecutive beaen games belonged to the first
Boston Bruins today The Bruins defeated the former record hold
the Nc7O York Rangers So Madison Square Garden last
night their nnbedtcr string to 20 straight games.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-14
Normal Track Team to Lay Championships Block

been taking things easy during the
past six weeks. Webb emerged a
winner in both OF NormarS indoor
dual meets.
Had failed TO survive the semi
finals in the 75-yard high and low
hurdles last winter His special aim
Saturday is not only to capture the
event but to equal the meet record
Of mines seconds flat in the highs.
RosenZwelg, a sophomore, will re-
ceive most OF his opposition from a
trio OF Notre Dame weight men, all
Of whom have tossed the shot Is
feet or better.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-14
NEW SKI JUMP

Cadillac. Feb. LAP A new
1,200foot ski two will be used Sun
day at the Cabertae Winter Sports
Area during the first invitational
tournament sponsored by the Cen.
trail U. s. Ski Association. Entries
have been signed from Chicago,
South Bend, Toledo, Fort Wayne,
Ind, Detroit, Saginaw and Grand
RAPIDS.