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DEATHS

Frank Pump. 2ifs Drexsl boulevard ~.
Jean Lawrence. i2o2 Agnes. Lincon
CHARLES riuman. ss25 Besubien. 4s.
Pauling Klatt zoos MeDougail. u.
Edgar Cross Patton. 1924 Howard. 81
Anna Pawlowski. 2225 East Hancock. ~
Alfred Farrell smethurst. 1880 Indiana: ~
Veronica Esther Baisch, sss1 steel a..
Margaret Uppleger, 1898 seyourn, ~.
William Harker. 5el5 Marcus; 81; :.
Harry easier. l5sii Ashton road. Sc.
oscar J. Lindberg, 472l Fourth, II.
cssmir Bofeuch (5orkowski), s5is M
ia N. Lung. SO clairmount. 81.
Carol Ann wusocki. 5224 East McNichoia
road, months.
Albert Aud, 1851 Pierson, 81.
Irene Saunders, 1914 Madison. 81.
Sharlene shafer, 1740 Townsend, 4.
Aaron Francis Addley. 1898 Jos campsu'
Annie L. Ferguson. 1892 Ludden. IS.
Jennie N Reynolds. 1855 LassIie bouie'
Lillian johnson. $40 Westminster. At.
Lulu Carpenter. Garden city, 43.
Georgia Davey. 3l120 Bayview. Browns
town Township So.
Mary Guzsi. 2013z Packard. II.
Harry Diamond, $500 Cortland. 50.
William James Wildly. 2s4s Harding. 50.
Bartolo Gianformaggio. 1858 Benson.
August A. Braun. 754 Mt. Elliott. 50.
Be srlse i Franz a sas Ok Kitehnsr, IS.
Hedwig Nawrot 50S7 Fourth, 10.
Walter Guralczyk. s15s Elgin. ~.
Konstaneya Lonczkowski, 1921 East Han
Agnes Lacourse. 1864 Huhben. II.
| Editho, Emily Bowie, 500 Hillsboro, ~.
Marjorie Delphine DeBerry. 1925 Lindsay
Victoria cabana. 1872 Brandon. 81.
Ida Rupert 1910 Farnsworth. So.
Matilda Tsepke, 2i7s Meldrum, 49,
sarah Norman Bliskies $3.50 Lsuderdsls
Albert z. Tiekner. 2sO5 Hurlbut, 60.
oliver Nartz, $500 Lskeview, So.
William coad. 1884 Cadillac, 81.
James Harris. 1888 orleans. 49,
clet,s Young, 1921 Houston. "A.
Miidr a Johnson 5Ts1 1851 ss7 s south Morie
Josephine Gardner, 1929 Woodinghan
dss:. s:Gsns co o.. if ssd .:s Il:
Emilio Resoli. 2s72 Ro1lo. Dearborn. 50
Charles s Judge ssa2 H.srreli, So.
William Misch, 1911 Mendoza, 50.
Milton Lockman. 1912 Kimberley court. SO
Howell Richards. 1921 Twenty-seeon'
ottnie sylvester. 5000 seyburn, 81.
Stanley Dylowski. 81 E. Canfield. 40
Harry Mason Tichenor. loo2s Pinehurst
Eva Nathan. sose Prairie. SO.
Israel Feldman 1890 Calvert, "a.
Elmer Roth 1910 Toledo, So
Philip Filppo Bommarito, 4i37 Hurlbui
70.
Onofrio Scianna e67 Z. Lafayette, 81. +
Frank L. staeo, 3697 Garfield Ga.
Virginia DeFauw. 1851 Edmore drive,
sara Boldt. Grand Rapids. 81.
Anthony slivinskas, 1882 Twenty-hfth. 81
Michael T. Oman. 1905 Trumbuli. IL
Kenneth Bruszewsk 20242 Spencer. 2.
John Francis Sharer. 475l Townsend,
months.
George Fabion Wolfe 3025 Blaine, IS.
Harry Conn, 1928 Third. 40.
Antony Slominski. 1908 Poplar. IS.
, Mary Ann Jacobs. 1884 oregon, II.
Theodore Howe. 5545 Elmwood, 80.
Arthur F. Jones, 201i Burlingame, ST. ).
William r. Ford 1894 Dumbarton road, 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Diving
Stars May
Clash

ANN ARBOR, Feb. 25. = Meet
ing of Bobby Gardner, Wayne Uni
versity's diving ace, and Strother
Martin, University of Michigan
star who was declared inelligable
just before last weeks Tartar
Wolverine dual meet. may mate
rialize.
Gardner is slated to appear in
the Michigan AAU championships
tomorrow night here. His demon
stration in winning the event for
Wayne last week was one of the
best ever staged in the Michigan
pool by a visiting diver.
Most of Michigan,s swim stars.
including Martin, will be entered
in the meet. In addition. Louis
XVI. freshman prospe and
Charles Fries. Ann Arbor high
captain and state prep individual
medley record-holder. will per-
form.
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Tech, Gonzagd
Pinmen Play

A Geographic bowling match
between Detroit Tech and Con-
zaga University of Spokane
Wash, will take place Thursday
afternoon, Ed Shludlinski. captain
of the former, announced today.
The Detroit Tech team. COM
posed of AL Nelson. Bob Krause
Irv Rosenthal and Bill Israel in
addition to Chludlinski, will roll
three games al Palace Recreation
Thursday at 4 p. m. At l p. m
a p. m. Detroit time). GonZaga
will shoot three in Spokane. The
results will be wired to each
school to see which is the winner
Arrangements for the match
dates 10 the American Bowling
Congress tournament held at the
Coliseum here last year. Gonzaga
a competitor. booked series witt
various schools en- route here anc
on its return TO the Pacific coast
Detroit Tech was one OF it!
rivals. The two teams rolled a.
the Palace March % and Gonzag;
came up the winner when il com
bined SOL 971-S65 for 2677 Il
Techs 733-85O for 2446 TO wiz
by 23l pins. Krause was high mar
with a 204 finish for SGT.
The GOnzaga team is still intact
with Bob McCammon, Clayton
Sweeney. Frank Mathison. Clay.
ton Gross and Clyde kocken-
hacker. Detroit Tech has been
practicing diligently for the match
and hopes to reverse matters this
time.
Besides -Gonzaga.7 Detroit Tech
has tentative matches with Wayne,
Toledo L.. Assumption College
Lawrence Tech and Highland Park
Junior College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Chicago Cubs

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 25-A
good representation from the Chr
cogo Cubs "holdout' brigade Is
expected TO be on hand tomorrow
10 greet General Manager Jim
Gallagher WheH he arrives in Los
angeles Nth the first contingent
a. players headed for the clubs
Catalina Island Spring training
quarters.
among those ioho may be ready
70 talk contract nth Gallagher
according 70 reports, are the rookie
stars. outfeider Lou Norikof and
ipfieider Lon Stringer; thir d
socker Stan Hack. pitcher Pern
Olsen and first bdsemdn Glen Rus
sell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Kronk Enters
9 Swimmers

Nine members Of the swimming
team from the Kronk Recreation
Center will compete in the Mich
igan A. a. L. championships 10 be
held al the University Of Michigan
tomorrow night.
Jimmy Tenant swimming coach
for the Department of Parks ami
Recreation al Kronk. has entered
Bob Pushman. IS. and Ed Chess,
is. in the 50-yard free style handi-
cap event: and John Krygoski. Is.
in the 50-yard backstroko handicap
event.
Six girls will compete. Doris
Hyner Slnkiewicz. u: Barbara
Colwell. l6; Caroline Clayton II,
and Mildred GOrCVy. -. VIII swim
in the 50-yard free style.
Adeline Lavikas. l6 Virginia
Payer. IS, and Doris Hyner Sinkie-
wicz are entered in the 50-yard
backstroke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
BIRTHS


Sarah Davis. 1865 Hinkley.
Madeline Bittell. 20i03 spence.
Rosalie Stott 1888 Ardmore
Florence Malcho. 5 Amherst Lane. Dear
born.
Eeanore Walsh, 1924 Rutherford.
Madalene Dirette. 1925 Rockdale.
Ruth Sweet, 1881 Lennane.
Anna Kozarlk, s056 Hardyke.
Edna Quals, 911s Cameron
Phyllis Sole, 1852 Oakland.
Nola Dunno, 1902 Warrington.
Ethel Bivins, 1855 Delmar.
Mildred Kelmer, 1907 Harding.
Dorothy Cooke, 1886 Holcomb.
Mary Nordstrom, 1855 Dickerson.
GIRLS
Girls were born to:
Agnes NaboZney. 4132 Plumer.
Emily Michels 500 st. Clair.
Andrina Glmartin, SOB Haverhll.
Neatus Wagner, r. F. D. /, New Boston
oTs D5in s sst PaIE. Dearborn
Ruth Leech, ls47l Cherrylawn.
Frances Lipsey, 45e Henry.
Helen Gawelek, 1876 Mitchell.
Mary Austin 1911 Tacoma.
Elizabeth sulkowski. 1902 Nagel, Ham
tramck.
Loretta Pokriefka. $3.50 Townsend.
Hildegarde Yank. 1917 Gienwood.
Geneva Webster, 1929 W. Grand Blvd.
Mary Hunt. 1883 Ohio.
Veronica Goldsworthy, 1872 Elmhurst, High
Genevievs Grod1icki. 1851 wyandOtte
Pearl Marks. 1917 Lawton.
Harriet Jones, 1855 Atkinson.
Mary Wanket 5220 Alter road.
Mary Dynyschuk. 5797 Artesian.
Evelyn Bird. 1879 Lindsay.
Martha Boyer. 44i Fisher road, Crosse
Pointe.
Mabel Mcneil. $3.50 Dix.
Ethel Dengler, l4lS5 Fairmont drive.
Dora Jackson, 5i02 Russell
Helen Roberts. 1870 Seventeenth
Antoinette Crosz, 155 West Hayes, Haze
PARK
Julia Doyle, 1929 Leisure.
Fay Kopko 1925 Hartwell.
Mary Kinds. 1856 Terry
Helen Winarski. 1858 Elmer.
Louise Kortes, 1882 Dawson.
Lucy Williams. e52 wilkins.
Quincy Green, 4o5 Alfred.
Laurel Tyier-2 2sz HaFlbHt
Josephine Abel. 12o10 Engelside.
Pauline Stinco, 1878 Sorrento.
Mildred Mays 1925 Milford.
Louise Pendleton. 231 Fortune.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Pittsburgh Pirates

SAN BERNARDINO, Cal,
Feb. 25.-Regulars and rockies
of the Pittsburgh Pirates rubbed
the kinks out of sore muscles
today following their first work
out at Ferris Hill Park under
the guidance OF frankie Frisch.
Frisch sent the 40 players
through a routine Of calisthenics,
running and fly chasing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
RECORDS ARE PERILED

Therefore il is unquestioned
that fieldhouse records in the pole
vault, high jump, mile relay and
perhaps the quarter-mile will he
endangered by Ken Doherty S
thinclads.
Michigan should have its way
In field events, receive a rising
threat from Charley Had OF
Michigan Normal in the hurdles,
and capture the lions share OF
distance events.
The Wolverines probably wen
miss much in the field events,
Capt. Don Canham and Frank
Mccarthy. a versatile SophomoI
from Birmingham, can both clear
s feet in the high jump Canham
diff feet pa inches last week
against Pittsburgh.
Charley Decker Of Michigan
should dominate the pole vault
with Harold Stein of Normal ard
Ted Wonch of State supplying a
close battle for the runnercup post
Bob Hook of Michigan, Capt
Walter Arlington OF State and
Eddie Rosenzweig. the Hurons
sophomore sensation. can all toss
the shot over Al feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
brooklyn Dodgers

HAVANA. Feb. 25.-The Brook
lyp Dodgers today were TO get an.
othsr taste of tough drill in prepa.
ration for their weekend series
with the New York Giants. the
first major league exhibition con-
test of the season. The Flatbush
fellows staged an intra-squad
game yeste day. Van Lingle
Mungo, ailing pitcher, did a two
inning stretch and gave up only
one hit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
BOSTON Bees

SAN ANTONIO, Ter, Feb. o5.
-ShrelCd Casey Stengei icas in the
II think see something" stage
TO-DAY as Wcs FerreH, once great
pitcher in the American League,
iobbed them in at the Boston Bees
training camp.
Too carly 10 say for sure" said
Casey, but he looks better than a
year ago when he worked out tcith
the Dodgers"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

ANAHEIM. Cal. Feb. 25.-Con-
ME MackS Athletics were settled
in Anaheim today. ready 10 begin
the Spring training grind. The
pitchers and catchers came here
from Carlsbad yesterday, but did
not work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 25.-Harry
banning and Manager Bill Terry
Of the New York Giants were
scheduled TO confer, probably
this afternoon, on catcher Dan
nlng's salary troubles. Mean
while. skipper Bill spiked all
rumors that banning may be
traded to Brooklyn or else
where.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Washington Senator'S

ORLANDO. Fla. Feb. rs
Clark Griffith president of the
Washington Senators today indi-
Gated that an agreement had been
reached with shortstop Cecil Travis
on his 1871 contract. Travis. due
at camp March l, has been de-
manding salary rise in talks
with GrifT over the past six weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Cincinnati Reds

TAM Fla. Feb. 25.-John
holdout Cincinnati
pitcher. reported 10 the Reds camp
today for a workout. but Manager
Bill McKechnie ordered him off the
field, until he signed contract,
which he did.
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CIPrPT0nd Indians

FORT MEYERS. Flo., Feb. %.
JEFF Heath, hoIdout Cierelond
Indian optfelder, wds in the tribal
camp today, ready 70 discuss cons
tract terms. Only other Indian
hoidou, RoV Wentherly, tcants a
tco-yenr contract, according 10
club officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
By International News service

ST. PETERSBURG. Fla. Feb.
25.-Although 10 of his players
remained unsigned. Manager Joe
Mccarthy today was ready TO
shove his New York Yankees into
their first rigorous workout. Nc
Carthy announced signing Of
Buddy Rosar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Fight Results
Ny International New. Service

~ New York-Antonio Fernandez, 14aN
Chile. knocked out Dem Wakerlis, 155 \
Boston 90.
Al Philadelphia Donate. 1913 y
Philadelphia decisioned Victor Corchado,
1874. Puerto Rico tsl.
Leroy Haynss 70ok. Philadelphia,
stopped Young Foster, 1853, Atlantic city,
n. J. ~.
Al washington. u. C.-Phn FUR. 1914,
Washington. drew with Gene Buffalo. 14s
Philadelphia tI0l. EDDIE Wilson. 1855
Philadelphia, defeated Bill Guy. i6s. New
York (sl
At Baltimore. Nd - chalky Wright
i7eiz. Los Angeles Cal. knocked out
Maurice Arnault i3eh, France (7).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
DIVORCES

Jean Lynch from James.
Katherine Hamalainen from Toivo.
Julia Maszaros from Alex.
Amelia Brown from Eddie.
Patricia NJ. Stewart from Colin r.
Dorothy Donaldson from william.
Sophie Gorney from Ignatius.
Gladys Sandy from Claude J.
teu0rF Baker from EDWARD.
Ethel G. Roach from william.
Catherine Wojewoda from Stanley.
Joe Joseph Palaima from Martha.
Jack Peters from Nellie.
Eva Neu from Martin.
Dorothy Ruffin from George w.
Sybn Simmons from Leroy.
Aka II. Harmon from Robert.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
QUINN Is FAVORED

Tommy Quinn, Huron distance
ace. turned the mile. in 4 20 s
against Wayne and should have
the nod over Karl Wisner OF Michi-
gan and Ralph Monroe of State
Duane Temper OF Normal viii
have 70 step in order TO out
distance the Wolverines John Nc
kean and States Monroe in the
tWo-milc
JEFF Hall and Al Thomas Of
Michigan may provide more OF a
race than expected for Had in the
hurdles Had has done "A. one
tenth second over the world rec
ord. in the IS lows. bat tonight
the leans will take advantage y.
Jenison Fieldhouse's long straight
away and run the 75-yard distance
Thomas and Bob Ufcr look good
in the 40 and the Michigan mile
relay team viii be seriously con-
tested only by Normal.
Last year at YoSt F'eldhouSr.
Michigan won with 70 points.
State had 29i2. Normal 2liz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
YankS Set to Work
Joe Mccarthy Announces Signing OF Buddy Rosar;
Banning, Manager Terry to Confer Salary

Spring training crew in Pasadena.
Knickerbocker, who was traded TO
the Sox by the New York Yankees
during the Winter. was not due
until next Sunday. but explained
that since his home is at nearby
Whittier. he couldn't resist the
temptation" to report at once.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

SARASOTA. Fla, Feb. 25.-
Light warmups for batterymen
were the features of the Boston
Red SoX training program today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Not Always Best

Since the National II ok e y
Leagues formation in 1926, only
six teams finishing in first place
have been able 10 win the Stanley
Cup playoff series.
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EMPLOYMENT Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
o20-2i-22 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
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Chicago hifP SOr

PASADENA. Cal. Feb. 25.-In-
fielder Billy Knickerbocker was a
surprise. but welcome. addition to-
day TO the Chicago White Sox
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
DEATHS

Henry Planz Marietts. Is
Rose Skrock. 5Oo3 Viaewood 70
Charlotte NJ. Robinson. ss25 Second bouIe-
ward. So
George Bradley Hayes. s77s Common
wealth, "a.
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Female Help Wanted

FURNISHED basement spsr;ment fof)
eolored couple. exchange wifes fervic<f
Trinity 2-Ts9s.
GIRL for general houstwork No cookins 4
electric dish washer after Nay 4: mus1
like children. Uniyernity 1900 % vnGG|
l7576 Kentucky.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Titan Stars Indicted
Fiue Cridders and a Golf Lun,inary, in Coastal
Artillery, to LeaUe Soon for Fort Sheridan

If the old-timers hope to beat
the 1941 University of Detroit
varsity in their Spring football
clash this year, they'll probably
have 10 call out Battery B.
Coastal Artillery (anti : aircraft
division) of the United States
Army.
And even II the soldier boys
leave their rifles in the dressing
room. they'll still be able TO open
holes in the line and take out the
defensive safety man with work
manlike regularity
For early today half a dozen Of
the greatest athletes in recent
Titan history were indicted into
the battery. They will be on duty
at the 210th Coastal Artillery
Armory all week, and will leave
early next week for Fort Sheridan
Ill. for training.
All were members OF the ma
tional guard. None was drafted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
3 TALENTED BACKS

Included in the group are three
talented backs. two sturdy line
men and the greatest golfer in the
history of the school. The gridders
are confident that they can make
a pretty fair footballer out of Bob
Babbish. former Western Open
champion and ex-U. of D. links
leader.
Best known Of the pigskin war
riors are Ed Palumbo and Jack
McDermott. ~Palumbo is regarded
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
M Track Team
Picked 10 Beat
State, Hurons

EAST LANSING. Feb. 25.--
Prognosticators of track meets
were agreed upon two points as
Michigan. Michigan State and
Michigan Normal prepared TO vie
for state indoor track supremacy
here tonight in Jenison Fieldhouse.
They were unanimous in agree
ment that the Wolverines would
walk away with top honors. They
also were in nearly total harmony
that the first invasion of Jenison
Fieldhouse by University oil
Michigan team would produce
several new records.
This not only will mark the
first time a Michigan team mas
entered Jenison Fieldhouse, but
also the first time the Wolverines
have competed in any indoor meet
here in a decade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Titan Champions
FACE Teachers

A couple of engineers are go
ing to play handball match with
a couple of school teachers to-
night, and the winning team will
rank as the favorite in the current
University of Detroit doubles
tournament at the U. of D. Field
House.
The engineers are George Bres-
coll and Jack Hagenah. the de-
Tending champions. The school
teachers are Joe zelda and Vim
cent Long, a couple of newcomers
who are conceded a good chance
of stopping the 1910 titlehelders.
Both these teams played in top
form to advance in yesterdays
eliminations. Brescoll and Hage-
nah outswatted Desmond Carney
and Jay Higgins, 21-13, 21-19.
zelda and Long routed Frank
O'Donnell and Tony Shower. for
mer Titan sports luminaries, 21-6
and 21-9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Male Heip-Saiesnen
PACKARD BRANCH

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opening for two producers. Best selling
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GAINS COMMISSION

George Maxi, center on the
football squad il 1882, '33 and "a,
has been commissioned a lieu
tenant in Battery B. He is the
only one of the U. of D.. sports
luminaries to hold a commission
Charles Canister. the other line
man, was a varsity tackle in 1886
81 and '3S. In his senior year he
was awarded the Scallen Media
for combined excellence in ath
letics and scholarship.
Captain of the battery IS JACK
Eichinger. Phi. D., former assistant
professor of chemistry at l.. of D
and moderator of the Pistol Club
Also in the group of recruits
were four other former u. of D
students who had never starred in
sports but still had a strong desire
to serve their country in any way
they could. They were Charles
Klebes. John Enright, Jack Logs
don and Harold Groh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

At HAVANA
Weather. clear; track. fast.
First Race-Oh Ray. Beveau, Riren-
tear. Mad shirley, Rolls Nice, Myman.
second Race-Impshl. Pod. Mlsin-
former. Rhoog. Dara Day. Topotex.
Third Race-Purpie Sweep. Blondsure,
Ouray. Urania. BaiIe, Shanteb.
Race-Nalita T., AIabaehe,
Miss Martis, Trianon, Hildegarde.
Fifth Rare-Big Belly. Fis@hY Belle,
Pepper Box, fattie Donna. Earle P,
Nonnie.
seventh Raee-Silk Covering, Isoiene,
pNtchlev. NV BUDDY, Peter Pumpkin,
Makealite
Eighth Raee-BuH Ring, last Ro-
nance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25

as the best forward passer- deYel-
oped at u. of l. since the heyday
of Doug Mott. McDermott, a
slashing fullbacl:, was named to
the college all-star squad last
Summer.
Jim Ellis. the other back, was
a triple-threat man on the 1910
football squad. A junior. he had 9
year of college competition left
but he decided that this business
of national defense was somewhat
more important.
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At OAKI.AWN PARK
Weather, clear; track. heavy.
First Race-Someone Else.
second Race-Johnnie Dear.
Third Race-Routine, Narwil.
Fourth Race-Iochlea. sun Destiny.
Fifth Race--IlttIe Abner.
sixth Race-Sun Aloha. Woodlark.
Eighth Race-Mere BlaEe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-25
Scratches
International News service Wire
At HIAIEAH PARK

Weather. cloudy track.fast.
First Race-Islam's Islam, BolO Whisk,
Notes. All Pre-.
second Rsee-Court Counsel, Flying
Bonnet. Liberty sand, Hunting Home,
Gayset.
Third Race-Royal Ruby ii. Wise Dean,
Derby DIX. Ingomar.
Fourth Race-Rehearsai.
sixth Race-Big Pebble.
seventh Race-Hougomonte.
Eighth Raee--Orchard Run, Firms sun,
Bell Helen, Cherry Title, Nilon.