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Evening star., 1941-03-21
Fight Is So Fierce
ldIer Gets Title
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 81.
-tP.-Two game little fighters
stood toe e-to-toe in the Arkansas
A. A. U. boxing tournament and
slugged each other so effectively
that another man automatically
won the 126-pound open cham
pionship.
Harold White of Little Rock
and Perry West of the 127th
(Kansas) Field Artillery at Camp
Robinson fought at close quarters
for half rounds last
night, finally opening cuts over
each others eyes.
Blood Streamed over their faces
and they still were firing away
when the referee stopped the
fight and disqualified both be-
cause of their condition.
Their disqualification auto
matically made o. D. HightoWer
of Gainesville the champion.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

A registered honor shoot for the
retiring officers and a presentation
of some unusually fine hunting and
fishing moving pictures were an
nouced today by the National Cap
ital Skeet Club.
The skeet shoot is scheduled for
Sunday, March 80, and every men,
ber will be assigned to one of the
five classes-AA, A, B, c and D-by
the club Handicapped.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Triumph Over Garcia
Raises MayIand's
Respect for zivic

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, March 21.-Young
Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh rates as
welterweight champion every place
but in Maryland, yet he rated tops
today with fight fans who watched
him dispose of Felix Garcia last
night.
Zivic polished off the veteran
Puerto Rican in the second round
of their scheduled 10-round bout.
A superior workman from the start,
Zivic f1oored Garcia in the first
round, then stopped him cold after
two minutes of the second.
Zivic weighed $50, Garcia 149.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Terp R. 0. 7. {. Leads
Sd Corps Rifle Fire
9th Year in Row

University of Maryland's r. o.
T. c. rife team captured first place
in the Sd Corps Area intercollegiate
match for the sixth straight year, it
was announced today.
Maryland's team, coached by 1t.
Col. Chester C. WestfaH and Sergt.
Fay j. Norris, amassed 3,795 points
of possible 1000 to lead the second
place V. M. I. team by ~ points.
Penn State was third, with Lehigh
fourth and Georgetown fifth.
j. A. Clark. with 382 out of 400.
led Maryland sharpshooters, while
l.. H. Haskin scored $50. Both Clark
and Haskin scored 100 from prone
position and Clark registered a 80
from sitting position.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Maryland Looks for Good Season Defense Collegiate Lacrosse Hnos
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Boxing.
District A. A. U. tournament
finals, Turner's Arena, $3.50.
Swimming.
Annual Y. M. c. A. individual
championships, "Y" pool.
Hockey.
New York Rovers VS.. Washing
ton Eagles, Riverside Stadium,
$50.
TOMORROW.
Swimming.
Boys Club individual cham
pionships, Eastern Branch pool,
200.
Triangular meet, Ambassador
Club, william and Mary and
Temple University teams, Z.
Horses.
University of Maryland show,
II noon.
Point-to-point races, Melons
Rokeby Estate, near Upperville,
Va, 2.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
specisl Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA,, Va, March I'll
The sixth annual meeting of the
Virginia Association for Health,
Physical Education and Recreation
opened here today.
Headquarters are at the George
Mason Hotel and Lawrence Ludwig
of the University of Virginia is pre-
siding.
Featured on today's program was
a football clinic presented by the
George Washington and Georgetown
Universities, and sports movies, in
cluding shots of the 1910 Virgin
North Carolina game.
Dancing, folk and social, was on
the schedule tonight, under the di-
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Comet Shippers Vote to Stage
National Championships in
September at 5ondusky

Jacobs, regional vice president for
this area.
Sandusky Sailing Club and the
Sandusky Yacht Club will be CO.
hosts, while comet fleets at Toledo.
Lorain and Cleveland, Ohio, will
cooperate in arranging details.
Comet sailors here begin their
series April 20. opening day for local
shippers. They plan to compete in
all of the nine races scheduled by
association officials. three of them
double headers. Only six of the
races. however, will serve as units
in their elimination series for the
nationals.
Herbert M Campbell. local yachts
man, recently was elected COM
mander of Coast Guard Auxiliary
f1otilla No. II in a meeting held at
f1otilla headquarters. 900 Maine ave-
nue. S.W. Other officers are John
Clarke, vice commander; Arthur
Blakney, junior commander; Edward
Callahan, secretary, and John
Tuenisson. treasurer.
The group has grown so in mem
bership that officers decided to divide
into a second flotilla which is ex-
pected shortly to receive a charter
from the Norfolk Office of the Coast
Guard. It's officers are Frank Camp
bell, commander; Marion Randall,
vice commander, and Bernard
Buckley, junior commander.
Monthly dance of Corinthian
Yacht Club will be held in the club
house tomorrow, beginning at 10
pm, according to announcement of
Entertainment Chairman Pop"
Ingling.
Production of standardized motor
boats in the new Cadillac factory
of the Chris-Craft Corp. now is
under way. At the present time
construction will be devoted to ID
and % foot utility craft.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Fights Lost Night
Hy the Associated Press.

Ey the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE.-Frit Zivic, $50.
Pittsburgh, welterweight champion.
knocked out Felix Garcia. 149, Puerto
Rico (2): Leo Murray, 1919, New York,
stopped King Kong. 100, Baltimore 80.
FARGO, N. Dak.-Dick Demarry, 4s,
Bismarck. n OAK. stopped Eddie Nor
gan. 154, Seattle CD.
146, Waterbury outpointed Billy Fur
rome, 144, West Philadelphia, Pa. tsl.
PHILADELPHIA. - Buck Streator,
144. CollinGswood, N j., outpointed
frankie Saia. 1851: Philadelphia ts).
ELIZABETH, N. FRANKIE Duane,
131, Elizabeth, outpointed joey Stack,
126 Philadelphia (6D.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.-Freddie
c'Red"j Cochrane, 143l2, Elizabeth, n.
J.. stopped oscar Poindexter, 49,
NeEsTk t211,vER Mass-Mike kaplan.
I45, Boston, stopped Charlie Burns,
147, GEORGETOWN, Pa. %.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Skeet Club to Honor Officers
At Shoot, Sports Film Show

The clubs movie evening will be
held at Columbia Country Club
next Friday, starting at 8:15 o'clock
Included in the two-hour reel are
shots of slow-motion quail shoot
ing, outstanding bird dogs in action.
fly fishing for silver rainbows, ac-
ton with ducks. dogs and decoys and
a complete reel of hunting the big
geSt bears in Alaska.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press.


Today year ago-MaI Stevens
signed new f1ve-year contract as
head football coach at New York
University.
Three years ago-Hank Luisetti.
star of Stanfords Pacific Coast
basket ball champions, signed
$4,000 movie contract.
Five years ago-Jesse Overs,
Ohio State Negro, completed
triple at Butler relays, winning
60-yard dash, 60-yard low hurdles
and broad jump.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
G. u, G. w. Holding Grid Clinic
Before Virginia Health Body

rection of Grace Felker of William
and Mary.
Sessions devoted to school and
college health and physical educa-
ton, mems and womens athletics,
intramural sports, dancing and busi-
ness will wind up the meeting to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Rieney Misses Droft
BY the Associated Press.

PASADENA, Calf, March 21-
John Rigney, 26-year- Chicago
White Sox pitcher, has been recon-
mended for class Alb draft rating
A physical examinat ton disclosed
that an old perforated right ear
drum virtually disqualifies him for
military service.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Orioles Obtain Seeds

BALTIMORE, March 81 LP).-Bob
Seeds, former New York Giant out
fielder, has reached a salary agree.
ment and will play for the Baltimore
Orioles.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Moccubees to Drill

Arlington Maccabees will stage
their first diamond drill of the sea-
son Sunday at II am. at Ballston
Stadium. Candidates are invided to
report.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
the Bruins with II points.

Totals is IA so Totals 1414 AZ
Score at half-Brewers. 1923
Referees-Messrs. White and Martin.
Evening star., 1941-03-21

ODENTON, Md, March 81 (P).-
Babe Phelps, catcher for Brooklyn,
is recovering at his home here of
sinus attack.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Soft Ground Helped Vet
Survive Another Yeor

But what a ball player-not only
one of the greatest second basemen
but one who has averaged around
$40 at bat for the last IA years.
At this date last spring the veteran
decided he was about through. He
had "the misery in his back, which
was replete with snarls and knots.
There were days when he barely
could stoop over. But a rainy spring
kept the ground soft for his legs and
feet and he finally fought his way
through 139 games and finished at
.3l3 around the plate.
Gehrlnger is the ideal ball players
ball player. Ask any of them about
him. You will get but one answer
"One of the best that ever killed
of run or drove in one"
Detroits outlook this season de-
pends lot on how the old-timer
feels through the season.
This is Lefty Groves 22d season.
including his Baltimore years. The
Lonaconing Lancer, who once had
more smoke than burning oil we'll,
can't expect more than one more
active year. Grove and Rube Wad-
dell had more speed than any other
lett-handers in the game.
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Grove Squeezes Rubber
Boil to Goin STRENGTH

For Is years Grove has pitched
At an average of .686, better than a
pennant pace through each season.
Few know that Grove for years
In the off season has been either
hunting or jogging over the hills
with rubber ball in his left hand
10 develop left-hand strength.
Squeezing the rubber ball is great
exercise for either baseball or golf.
Two years ago Grove suddenly de-
eided to quit smoking, after inhaling
the weed since he was II years old.
Lefty's main ambition now is to
pass 300 winning games. He already
has 293 salted away.
There was time when Grove was
about as easy to approach as a tim
Der wolf, but time has softened him
and he no longer keeps aloof.
There are few Gabby Hartnett's
who move across the landscape.
Gabby caught for the Cubs mat
ter of 19 years before moving over
to the Giants. When I saw him a
few days ago in Miami he still was
as keen as kid. He had removed
20 pounds from his bulky frame and
was exuding the old pink from ev-
cry pore.
Hartnett has been one of base
balls greatest catchers. He has been
not only star catcher and a hard
hitter, but the flame of his spirit
has meant more than any mere trif1e
to his club.
Gabby, who has caught 1926
games, would like to make it an even
1000, but this mark may be beyond
his reach
Evening star., 1941-03-21
Team Scores.
Maryla nd Scores.
Phelps Hos Sinus Attack

Totals 1890 996 as3 a5s s5s-3,795
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lebeu.
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res @ort nnb ,.nler @laltben bebeu-
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ltnpplitiiDe 3eitldmftc

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Seiten ser &riegfiibrenOen 8eriube
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tuinnen. 9ie Saeespreiie bat, nob
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-06
Miss Jane Fraser Has
Speciality Role in Play
in New York TheateT

Miss Jane Fraser, playing in a
specially role in Pal Joey the
George Abbott musical comedy at
the Ethel Barrymore Theater, New
York. is winning a success very
gratifying 10 the friends she made
during her residence in NPsilsnti a
few years ago.
DR.. Archibald Fraser. her grand.
father. was ane OF lpsilsntis most
popular and successful physicians.
and his home at 10 ;. Washington
ST.. was later occupied by his son
and daughterin-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ID. Fraser and their daughters.
Miss Jane and her sister Alice.
The Frasers live now in Detroit.
where Mr., Fraser is salesman for
the Whitaker Paper Co Miss Jane
is remembered as one OF the prom.
inent alumnae OF Roosevelt High
School. Her tap dancing. her buck
and-wing and her comic slides are
gaining nightly applause on Broad
way.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-06
61EYELE>$,,E!E: p D; !

He was young. and he was only
half awake.
II reckon I musta fell ter sleep,
Miss Eve" he said.
II reckon you must have" said
Eve.
Nav had twins last night" Jed
explained, land l shore didn't git
much sleep"
Twins ?" said Eve. How won
derful! How is she getting on?"
shes all right, l reckon" said
Jed. 'Havin babies amt so turri-
Bile fer Nav. She's allus hav-
in EN-" He rubbed his eyes. Il
reckon you want to git that thar
roof mended."
II certainly do" said Eve. 81
don't want the desks ruined when
we have a heavy rain"
Jed picked up homemade tool
box and moved to- the door.
IN help you" said Joel 'Tve
become expert at mending roofs
and things like that-since my
cabin was in pretty bad shape.
Thank you. Joel" Eve said
Jed, this is Mr.. Randall. Joel
this is Jed Proudly"
"Howdy," said Jed.
"Howdy, yourself" said Joel
and shook the boys hand.
In no time at all he was scram
bling over the schoolhouse roo
with the mountain boy, and trying
to catch the hang Of the song JeC
was singing. Eve busted herself in
side, sweeping and cleaning, TheI
when she saw it was already pas
noon, she went out to the car an(
got the lunch basket. She spread
cloth out under a group of dog
wood trees, and then called to Joel
Lunch is readyw- she said
Come on, let's eat. You, too, Jed
there's enough for three. Mothe
probably counted you in when sh
made the sandwiches and boilet
the eggs.
They took an hour off from
working on the roof, and the tire
Of them sat in the cool of the dog
woods shade. Joel, leaning agains
a tree trunk, felt delightful sens
of well-being. 1t was fun beinj
there with Eve and Jed.
Back to work at one o'clock, the
finished all that was to be done b
little after four.
Joel and Jed made their fina
trip from the schoolhouse roof t
the ground.
ANY other jobs, Lady," Joe
asked.
mo, Joel" said Eve. IAN
thanks so much for helping" Sh
glanced at her watch. WED bette
be starting for your place and m
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-06
Busy Days Ahead For
Students at Roosevelt
High School This Week

A round OF activities are in
sight for Roosevelt High School
pupils this week as preparations
for the senior sports party and
classification for next year are
underway.
Freshmen OF Roosevelt High
School will be guests at sports
party sponsored by the senior
class, Friday in the gymnasium.
This is the first evening dance to
be attended by the freshmen
group.
William Swihart is In charge Of
decorations which include a false
ceiling of red. white and blue
streamers. A large ball will be
suspended from the center of the
ceiling and smaller balls around
the hall Mirrors will be set up to
flash lights on the swirling balls.
Principal and Mrs. Leonard W.
Menzi and DR.. and Mrs. Leslie
Butler will be the honorary faeul-
ty guests. Chaperons will be Miss
Thelma M6Andless, Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Lappinen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Laurence Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles. McCalla and Mr.. and Mrs.
T. S. Weber. Theodore Thomas
and Morgan McCalla are co-chair-
men. Assisting chairmen are
John Kennedy, orchestra, and
Marian George. invitations.
Explains Classification
Principal Leonard W. Menzi ex
planned classification for next year
at an assembly in Roosevelt High
School Monday. Home room teach
ers Will give further explanations
this week in classes.
Students on Trip
The American Government class
OF Miss Gladys Boyington at
Roosevelt High School motored to
Detroit today to visit courts in
Detroit. Thirty students made the
trip.
Certificates Awarded
Certificates for passing type
writing speed tests were issued
Monday at Roosevelt High School
to Dorothy Bissell. 80 words, Jean
Millar, 40, and Margaret Pills
bury, 80.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-06
New Officers Elected by
Collegiate Country Life

Officers to serve during the next
school year were elected by Cole
giate Country Life Club members
when they met Monday evening in
Starkweather Hall.
Those elected we're: Miss Anita
Haynes, Pontiac, president; Miss
Doris Green, Hamburg, vice presi-
dent; and Miss Marjorie Weldon,
Jonesville, secretary-treasurer.
Miss Gwendolyn Redden. Battle
Creek, gave a short talk entitled 81
Saw a Spiritual Bonn.
Keeping with the theme, =
group Of girls sang several spiritu-
ais.