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Evening star., 1941-05-22
DrathH

SHEA, MARY AGNES. On Wednesday
May p. l44l, MARY AGNES SHEA. be
Gat 9yfd daugRter bier Of the late THOMAS and
and Bartholomew Shea.
oP}nna Funeral from her late residence; 35l
Nav So a's ca1TeFh m hehee Nee to @ g. FFday
Church Washington, D. C, where mass
Will be said at 10 am for the repose of
her soul 1nterment Mount Olivet Gem
etery, Relatives and friends invited to
TAYLOR. CLARA o. On Thursday
May -. l94l.. at her residence, 10 Car
70 roll Ttvr s., Riyerdaie RH BBeishts Nd, CLARA
Of James Tayior and mother Of Hsrry larry
James jan Dudley N; and Clinton F. TAYLOR
Bran, Mrs. GladzSe Grove and Mrs. Irene
Lllley PrazS.
, Funeral services. at the home OF her
aeisbts daqghter' Beatrice Lam9nt, Of Ryerdaie
l;45 pm; thence to St; Luke's Episcopal
Church, Bladensburg Md, for services
sery 3o Reave9 and rdSal RSk 6Vsd GEfss
VEAL, CLARIsA. On Sunday. NAV 1s.
VEAL. She leaves a daughter. Clara Mae
Veal; two sisters, Harriet Brown and
Rachael Veal, and also other relatives and
funeral home. 1900 South Capitol St, and
may be viewed after 4 pm; Thursday.
bia. S. c.. on Sunday May 25. %
"t1krNs 14 s. EDI.v !. Tsm1Es On GssS Nay
L. WATKINS beloved husband of Helena
J. Watkins tnee Springmanl, father of
Bruce F and Fred L. Watkins. ir.; brother
Of NJ. Q. and John W. Watkins and Miss
Remains resting at the Lee funeral
home. 4th st and Mass. ave. ne, where
u am Relatives and friends invited.
Md 50
Lantz E. Watts and mother Of Marie
Watts and daughter of SOPHIE M, Ohle.
Remains resting at VIM. H. Scott's funeral
home, 400 Sth St Sc
Notice of funeral later.
WESTON. HERBERT R. A special COM
of S G0IUMBIA u 5sA Lodge 5Sa NO
Temple. on Saturday. May "a 1871 at
m, for the purpose of conducting Ma
sone seryeeS a. the fgneEa Of our late
GEORGE E. BLANDFORD. Master. %
WILLIAMS. EMMA LEE. On Wednesday.
RE " WAM gf st. EsRsRfGR s7oaa Tf Md d. FMMA EThas
Williams Surviving also are three chill
dren and other relatives and friends. Re-
mains will lie in state at the First Baptist
Church. KenSngton, Md, Friday, March
%, from u noon until 10 pm;
Funeral and interment at Florence. S. c.
YOUNG. JAMES SAUNDERS. Departed
Gailineer Hospital. JAMES sAUNDERs
YOUNG, devoted son of Theresa Young,
brother Of Edward Young of Bowie, Nd.
Remains resting al the funeral home of
John T Rhines & Co. Bird and Eye SITS sw.
Notice of funeral later.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Comdr. EickeIberg's S
Funeral Services
SET Tomorrow
Noted Engineer Died
In Baltimore Tuesday
After Long Illness

Funeral services will be held at
2:l5 pm. tomorrow in st. Mary's
Chapel, Arlington, for 1t. Comdr.
Ernest w. Eickelberg, 81, former
official in the United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey here, who died
Tuesday in Marine Hospital, Balti-
more. after a long illness. Burial
will be in Arlington National Gene
terry.
A noted engineer, Comdr. Eickel-
berg held the post of assistant chief
of the division of terrestrial mag
netism and seismology at the survey
Office here from 1881 to 1888. He
entered the service of the Geodetic
Survey in 1913.
Comdr. Eickelberg was born in
Haskins, Ohio, and was educated at
Cornell University where he received
a civil engineering degree in 1918.
He received his early education in
schools in Baltimore and Buffalo,
N. Y.
Served in World War.
During the World War Comdr.
Eickelberg served in the Coast Artil-
lery Corps, eventually taking COM
mand of the United States Mine
Planter Graham. He was promoted
to the rank Of captain in 1918 and
placed in charge of laying and test
ing mines and controlling cables.
He returned to duty here and later
led survey work between Tacoma
and British Columbia. He also was
in charge of the District of Colum-
bia- Virginia boundary survey and
saw service in the Philippines, where
he was in charge of the computing
Office of the survey.
Comdr. Eickelberg served as ex-
ecutive officer of survey ships Path
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Houghton Reflected

Woodson P. Houghton has been
reelected president of the Family
Service Association, 1t was an
nounced yesterday. Other officers
include David Edward Finley and
G. Rowland Chase. vice presidents;
Benjamin w. Thoron, treasurer, and
William H. Savin, secretary and d.
rector.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Big Success Claimed
For Chinese Troops
BY the Associated Press

By the Associated Press.
CHUNGKING, China, May 22.-
The Chinese officially claimed last
night their troops in Chekiang
province scored one of their big
gest successes in months Tuesday
by fighting their way into Chuki
a railroad town south of Hangchow
The army said the Japanese
abandoned 1000 dead and much
war material.
Evening star., 1941-05-22

sCHWAKIZ' HANNAH LUtISE' On
csithersburg, Md. HANNAH LOUISE
SCHWARTz, beloved wife of the late Ed
ward P Schwartz anS mother of Marian
and Evelyn Schwartz, Hannah Marie Gloyd
and Irene Emmet.
Funeral from the above residence on Fri
day, May 90, at 10 I'm. REQUIEM mass at
m Relatives and friends invited. In
ferment Mount Olivet Cemetery, Washing
ton, D. c. 2Z
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Nozis Soy British Led
Iceland to Quit Danes

B! the Associated Press.
BERLIN, May 22.-The Icelandic
Althing CParliamenD which has
just voted to sever the royal tie with
Denmark, acted under the duress of
England, authorized German quar-
ters declared today.
1T seems beyond doubt that Brit
ain had her fingers in the pie" it
was declared.
Sveinn BjoernSSon, Icelandic dip
lomat and former Minister to Den
mark, has been elected regent of
Iceland as a sequel to her cancella-
ton of the treaty of unity with
Denmark, DN.B., official German
news agency, reported.
Evening star., 1941-05-22

Saunders and 1t. Comdr. A. @.
Mumma will discuss various phases
of work being done at the model
basin.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
Garh uf Thanka

DUNCAN. JAMES. Mrs Annie Duncan
and family wish TO express their deep ap-
probation and gratitude to their many
friends, relatives and nelghborS for their
many kindnesses during the Illness and for
the beautiful floral tributes extended US at
the sudden passing of our beloved hus-
band and relative, JAMES DUNCAN.
Evening star., 1941-05-22
lit Mrntnrtant

ARTHUR, ANNE L. 4 tribute Of love
10 ober e HNN d sF qfySted 1bo wife et ana us
five years ago today. May %. 1885.
To the land of peace and rest.
God has taken you, dear wife and mother
N - anu THE FAMILY.
CLARKE. RosANNA c. In loving re-
Frandmother. sTi n5tfH RosANNA c CLARKE. Who Who
departed this life seventeen years ago
HfS PUs6EB E9oIkR and PaARRaGNHbsEoSS aRaNbsoS AaA bAk1As
P. FRY.
CORBIN. WILLIAM AND ROSE: In lov:
BIN, who departed this life Nav 90. 1888.
Down the road in memory's garden.
Just three years ago today.
The ones We loved and deeply cherished
To the great beyond were called away.
THEIR LONELY CHILDREN.
EGoLF. KARL. In loving memory of
our dear husband and father. KARL
EGOLF: who passed away seven years ago
today May 90, 1884.
The years may wipe out many things,
But this they wire out never.
The memory of those happy days
Wis His WIFE AND SLAUGHTER.
mother. HATTIE FORREST, died May 20.
1885
Gone. but not forgotten.
Forever in our minds
MINNIE E. PAXTON. LILLIAN c.
ELEAZER, LEE FORREST. -
FLAMMER, NJ. I. LORRAINE. In mem
ory of my beloved daughter NJ. I. LOR-
RAINE FLAMMER, who died two years
ago today Nav %, 1899.
Dear Lorraine:
Ny darling, l miss you so sadly
And find the time long since you went;
I love you and think of you always
And try to be brave and content.
All my love.
MOTHER.
SWAN, JOSEPH. In loving memory of
my darling husband, JOSEPH SWAN. who
went away six years ago today. May %,
1885
Loved in life remembered in death.
DEVOTED WIFE, MAMIE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Shoot
HOmOrS
Stay Here

CAMP PERRY. o. Sept. 4 $3.50
DetroitS police team today easily
defended its titles as the National
rifle and pistol matches entered
its second day of competition with
seven matches scheduled 10 90 or
the firing line.
In yesterdays inaugural events
the Motor City four-man team
major honors with the
45-caliber hand gun with a score
of 1,l06, beating 81 other teams
Detroit shooters also took three
firstS in FIVE clashes in the As.
caliber time fire match of 20 shots
at p yards
al HeminG OF the Detroit force
the nations high-average pisto
shot Of the last three years. led.
The Detroiters in the team event
with 1855. followed by Alber'
Shapiro Maurice Lalonde anc
National Champion Harry w
Reeves.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Michigan Scores
At Camp Perry

so-ysrds sli-comers any sights. p rife
Herman ffirs Holland f0o-zfH e. WAY ne
Ferguson. Jackson. 3ss-5oX John kirch-
lner Detroit 3s124N Charles Greiner.
Hanover aak- AK Allan r Johnston De
troll T-22K r j. Dyke. Holland,
5Fs- EEK James R0dman Allen PARK.
is7-23N e~en cefaHa Detroit 3a5-iaN
Frank ElVeIi Flint 3Sf-ls. George Win
tiers, Wysnd1tte 2e3 24X Harry " jacob
son Part Huron 3s2-2lN Ray Aongfeig.
S'evensv.Ae 3af-lfH James siAilkamp.
Holland, 3g2-ts. Morris Drew Howell,
gpn-lt Rtr--eil x 4s+s- il4s4s4--i f. e6-2t
J. Nils Buchanan 3es-25 X Wsg-
gonef Pontiac 3as-22& O ". Hooker.
Midland. 3ss-22 Jarvis Ter Hsar. Holland
3s6-z6% Guy J. Kinney. Detroit 3si-20X.
Pistol t5-ea4her timed Gre: tDetron)
Albert shapiro lss Al Hemming ls7
Maurice LalorGe iel, Lewis sandeson.
ISL clyde savers. ia: Edwin schnech.
.ls3 John Porter 1875 John MacIuiyre
lle3 James McFsrn isf Vernon welde.
BARTON Pontiac, $50 Allyn Ferguson.
Ian Arhur $50. Joseph Ntkoden. Alien
Park 40 walter Werber Grand Rapids.
PSF BABE Pearson. Ann Aroor, is5.
t5-csllber sl9w IRE shapiro. Is2 Hem
ming ls2 Reeves lsi Lslonds l73
i101 stanley kancici. Detroit 1872 Martin
% Taylor Detroit IFS James McFern.
Detroit Ia Nacintyre 100 Porter is0.
Weide - Ferguson i7e- Nlkoden. i73
Werner. 1873, BABE Pearson. l5i. and
stud' -
sf-cannsr rand ere shapiro ISIS Hem
ming 1872 Reeves 1913 Savers 1873
iJubenvile rs Sanderson lS7 MsoIn.
I'yrs ts2 Taylor ~ Porter. lss welde
lst Ferguson ls0 Werber 1871 Babe
Pearson. l7e Nikoden 1871 studt. las
" G Cochrans Highland Park. 1Tf.
! Lyman doubles % shots per man prone.
100 yards Charles Greiner Hanover.
Mich lsi sN and Al Freeiand Rock
Island. H. l9s.l2X 3P2J1sX r. D. wag-
gorer Pontiac 1883 and William
Bankov Detroit .1g7-6$ 2g2 ~
+ a0-yards a'l-coners metallic sights Her.
man Prns 500 COX Johnston. 3es.2sX
Ferguson 3q7 FAX Gr.i0er 3ss-isx Kieis
3H7-2tN WsCcCrsr 3q5-2fX Ter Haar
3Pt-is Banker 3qf-ir Kinney. 3e2.i7X
Eusere T. Prlrs Holland 1872 l6% r. c
Naru.re y go r.oi O. 3gi-itH KlrchNer,
goo laN willard Mullen. Detroit 3s4-I5N
Richard Burns DETROIT 34a-2X Rodman
3q6-i3% Winters sos AK, Dyke. 3q5.23,
Cordus. 3qI-a% Jacobson 3sq-f5X stall,
kamp. 500 FAX. MQrEreig 3pil7X n
stuart Knight Detroit. 3s7.i2. Drew
I3S7-IOX
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
AMATEUR STATUS SAFE

+. A. Atlas Of Franklin Hills.
DetrollS repre sentative on the
L. S. G. A. public links committee,
was one of the kickers winners
. His share of the loot was only
three golf balls. though. so his
amateur status is not in jeopardy
!. .. He had 95-17-78 >. Another
winner was L. O Cushing, who
came all the way from Ann Arbor
to play He had 90-12-78.
Wilmer Moody president or Bfr-
mingham. apologized for Ray For
syths 102 The latter wore
one of Charley Gehringer's base
ball caps
Hal White, district tournament
chairman, who completes in every
district tournament, won his hrst
prize since 1899 Also three
golf balls . John O'Hara of Oak
Hand Hills, who arrived too latt
for the pre-banquet festivities
suggested greater powers for The
district association
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Fancy Costumes
Feature Ladies
Doe Day Affair
Mrs. Staley, Partner,
Mrs. Conroy Win lst
Golf Prize at Metro
By MARGARET RUSSELL

Annual Doe Day Of the Women's
Metropolitan Golf Association was
held yesterday al Middlebelt and
the costumes worn by the con-
teStantS were quite something.
Prize for the DAY in-the- two
ball feurSnme was won by Tar
zans Mate" Mrs w. A. Staley
and the Mad Russian, Mrs. VI
L. Conroy, with "a
"Pappy and Nanny who were
Mrs. William Berggren. champion
of the association. and Mrs A. r
krause. were second with 81.
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
Mrs " A. staley Mrs. ~. L.
CnnrOy - -ZO--I'
Mrs William Berggren Mrs. A.
r Krauss W-2l - y
Mrs. JACK Ksnsy-Mrs " Falco 1917 Il
Dorothy Murtun- Hui l0i-3T-s'
Mrs q Andre Mrs r ? DeBolt ge-2q-7f
Mrs r. ". Hcover-A Enes Baynes 9s-2s-I'
FIRST FLIGHT
Mrs - q. JAcques-Mrs. ". l..
Johnson ios-37-6S
Mrs = r. Wolfe Mrs. Waiter
Mclean i1f-42--T1
Ms J A. Bsksr-Mrs W II
Ms = L. Neilsen-Mrs. C. =
PoiriFr l2s-Ae-1e
-s---ti-A- ReAeFts-MFs c "
Given 1is-47--7i
Mrs W. T Hm-Mrs :. Frame iis-45-73
Mrs l r Manor-Mrs. A. r
FisIdtn Ios-42-se
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
. . Pearson IS Sto

NEW YORK. Sept. Another
eastern All-Star team. bnlging
with individual prowess. lacked
collective sparkle and bowed out
TO the mechanical precision of the
professional New York Giants, %
10 3, last night.
A crowd of 1929 who wanted
TO do their bit for charity and see
the perennial premature Inaugural
ton of the New York gridiron
season. viewed the spectacle in
ideal weather for spectators. but
Slightly warm for the players.
The Giants. flashing a collection
fof rookie sfef.s,| bat relying on their
old workhorses. had things much
their own all the way. The ALL
Stars threatened only 10 be
stymied on every occasion with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

FOREST HILLS. n. Y. Sept. 4.
Playing with a dead pan
for change. Frank Kovacs
entered the Semi-fnal round Of
the National Singles here today,
He beat Jack Kramer. another
Californian. Cd. TO, rs.
The Clown Prince Of the net
game was so serious, ne fetfaInFd
from biting the tennis balls, throw
ing his racquet or sitting down on
the court Kramer battled him
desperately, whacHng the ball
with all of his strength and fight
ing for the net all the time But
When the points meant something,
the versatile kovacS would un-
Timber his Hank fff.if and bust
the bali for whiStiing winners.
Kovacs, seeded No. 2 IN the
tournament behind Bobby Riggs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
NEW ONES IN WEST

Moving farther west We find a
new coach at Colorado James
Yeager of Kansas state. Frank
KimbrouGh is trying 10 revive in
terest at Baylor and Warren
WoodSon will Try 10 pat Hardin
Simmons on the football map. Dell
Morgan has Pete Cawthorn'S spot
az Texas Tech and Bernie Cakes
the old Illinois ace. is az Wyoming.
San FranciSco'S dcStinicS viii be
in the hands of JEFF Cravath.
The two old-line schools. Wash
ington and jefferson and Wash
ington and Lee. Will be under new
coaches and new systems. Stuart
Holcomb will be az w. and J. Riley
Smith, AlabanaS Rose Bowl
quarterback is az w and l..
New coaches. new systems and
new players. 1t looks like the fans
are going 10 have their biggest
season, despite the crisis, the draft
and everything else.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Art Pony Quits
Golf for Rest

Art Pony Is running away
from golf-for a rest
Stale and tired after a heavy
schedule which saw him compete
in tournaments almost weekly
the little public course star from
North Hills has gone on a vaca-
ton outstate with his boss
This means he won't compete in
the MGA Open Amateur this Sat
urday and Sunday at Duck Lake
unless he wcakenS IN his resolve
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

>Ncni 90 y. NCll STANLEY, sTdu-
81 Of Pennsylvania who was
assisting AT Harvard.
Thus the promotion Of Layden
caused a shakcup AZ three schools
No,rc Dame. Boston College and
Brown
Death in midsummer Of Howard
Jones eft Southern California
without "A coach and Sam Barry
Jones FIRST assistant, was pro-
NOTED 80 the post Jones had been
AZ Southern California for many
years and had the best record on
the West Coast.
John RarnhH replaces Neyland
AZ Tennessee. but after the Crisis
has passed Bob is expected 10 re-
turn 10 Knoxville. Earl Blaik
moved 10 West Pointe from Dart
mouth when Captain Wood was
called into regular duty. While
Blank is a former Army man and
n graduate OF West Point. he IS
the first coach not connected with
the academy al the time of his APP
pointment.
Replacing Blaik az Dartmouth Is
DeOrmond McLaughry. formerly
az Brown University. Another
change in the Ivy league brought
Emerson Nelson 90 Yale 10 sue
coed Ducky Pond when the FL
decided 10 continue in big time
football Up at Maine, Eek Allen
D. now in charge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Bethany, Pdrkers in
Title Game Tonight

Highland Park BaptistS will play
Bethany for the championship OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. Class A Inter-
Church Softball League on Ford
ffsieiiei Field II ffg4faHdEPeai ff44ss,-te4ight=att
6 p. m. Bethany team is last
years champion. The Parkers
have been undefeated so far this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
LOTS OF INVITATIONS

He had everybody in such a
happy frame of mind that invita-
lions for tournaments and meet
ingS fairly poured in from the
various clubs. One was from Black
River. which asked for and was
awarded next Springs tournament
of the State Seniors Association.
Following an invitation from
James *. Watkins. it was decided
to hold the coming annual business
meeting of the district association
at Detroit Country Club. For years
it has been held at Detroit Golf
Club. where the association was
organized at a meeting in 1919.
President William A. Sells and
Secretary w. G.. Burton of Detroit
Golf Club were Showered with
praise for the success Of the
recent Ryder Cup matches at their
club Jack Ramsey, chairman
of the district publicity committee,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Coaches Worries
Hit New Heights

Davies former Pit star. took over
after Bill Edwards was. made
coach Of our Lions Tom Stidham.
who played al Haskell, now IS boss
ar Marquette. replacing Paddy
Driscoll. who is baCkficld coach of
the Bears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
CARRIES HOPES

With the exception Of the Notre
Dame change. the most important
shift was al Ohio State when Paul
Brown. "A high school coach, took
over this hectic position from
Francis Schmidt. Brown carries
the hopes of all the high school
coaches who dream Of the day they
can be promoted TO a college post.
If he succeeds, more prep mentors
- be given an opportunity TO adj
\ Q in their chosen profession.
schmidt moved his blackboards
and chalk out 10 Idaho where he'll
try his hand against the coasts
biggest and best teams.
Other Midwestern changes were
at Western Reserve, where Tom
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Troun(e East Al-Stdrs

exception Of the time that Jim
CaStigilia. Georgetown'S delegate
to the tuSsle. booted a 32-yard
field goal in the first quarter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
kOvacs Quiet, Wins
Tennis CloWn Prince Changes to Dead Pan and
Wins Over Kramer; Mcneil Also in Semifinals

was joined in the Semifnal round
by the defending champion. Don
Mcneil. whose 194l record is
such that ne was seeded only
third. They meet tomo rrow.
Mcneil beat Wayne Sabin. o.
rs, 3-6. 6-3.
Pretty Pauline Betz. on whose
blonde head many have placed
bets, reached the Woman semi
finals IN breezy style. She
knocked over Barbara kraSe, an
other California girl, Co., 6-2.
She was joined in the semifinalS
by Miss Margaret Osborne, San
Francisco, Cal. who b Q { Mis-
II II r ii BET Bernhard New YefFkk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Completes Sweep
w. B. Crawford, on Winning Team 10 Years Ago
Takes individual Honors This Time With IS
By NJ. 7. DRUKENBROD

celebrated his siXty-ninth birthday
with Mrs. Ramsey and IN his alb
sence John Walter reported for
his committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
Lawrence Team
Tops Softbd||
Meet Program
Unbeaten Club Plays
.loise Tonight; Rain
FORCES Setback of
Yesterdays Card

Three Of the eight teams re-
naming in the Metropolitan-De,
troit Times Softball tournament
will be eliminated tonight IN q
ri IA
tween Lawrence. only unbeator
team la Mems Class q. and Elolse
at Alkall Field.
With last nights games rainec
out. the program IS the same as
originally scheduled, but postponed
for a-dap.
The Michigan Alkali program
will open az 100 with clash be.
tween Green Hat and Revere Cop
per and Brass. Loser Of this tilt
Glass 3 mems affair. will b,
eliminated from further competi
ton.
A Victory for Lawrence woulC
eliminate EloiSe but a. setback fol
Lawrence would keep both teams
in the running. two losses being
needed for elimination
ToNIGHT'S SCHEDULE
At Mack Park
n Stanley W Local 500 Ton
tn.r. 81 complete garci
Tg0 3d. m Winner stanley $500 W
BrssF BeaufyWafe "a mem
'op m u ana }. sports Va. Hudson
81 Michigan Alksh
80 RI Green Hats " Revere
900 m-La~rencs CIub v. EIois
tA men,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

Todays matches.
Miss Dorothy Bundy vs. Miss Helen
Jacobs Frederick schr eder vs.. Brysn ~
Grant Jr Robert l. Rigs vs.. Frank A
Parker Mrs ssran Psifrey Cooke vs.
.Afiss Hope Knowles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04

thDtIlN w -. III uN III VI W VIII ~ "
in future club relations and 40
and-over tournaments ii will have
TO think up some new champion
ships. The Pine Lake player now
has won all there is TO be won at
this annual event.
1t began about 10 years ago at
Essex. when the tournament was
held for the first time. Crawford
was a member Of the Pine Lake
lineup which carried off the team
title that year ~
The tournament was held YES
terday at Detroit Golf Club and
Crawford completed a sweep" by
winning individual hOnOTS. lie
fired a sizzling = TO lead field
of rs players. After a SO at the
turn, he collected nine straight
pars for 80 on the second half
The closest 10 him were two
players with 77s-Harvey Olson OF
.Lochmoor and Fred RiggIn JF. OF
Black River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
PLUM HOLLOW WINS

Plum Hollow won the team
event. four of its directors finish
ing with the low net total of 304.
The winning quartet and scores
President c. II. Miller, 9S-14-75;
Hal White, 1914; +. L. Russell,
94-13-Sl, and William Paxton,
90-l6-74.
Bert Pearson. the Southpaw
bowling star, who belongs TO Beach
Grove Country Club. tied for low
net with G. B. Allen of Clinton
Valley. Pearson had 93-22-S1,
and Allen 9O-19-71.
Eugene w. Lewis was master Of
ceremony at the banquet which
followed the tournament. He is
chairman of the districts club
relations 20 nm il tee, sometimes
called the domestic relations COM
mittee, and as usual vowed his
listeners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-04
TONIGHT'N HEDI ~
al MnFk Park
from First Sport Page

Avcnt to J Ncil Stanley, a grad
y Of Pennsylvania who was
Imperial Valley press., 1941-02-26

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 26 Behind
the screen: After an actress had
received about a dozen visitors and
twice as many messages on the set
the other day, an impatient as
sistant director remarked, That
danes got more guys chasing her
than the Italians have
A London company. Ealing Stu
dios, announces production OF n
documentary and satirical film
made from newsrccl clips and based
on the life of Mussolini. Tentative
title: Top Wop.'
And speaking of the Black-Shirt
country, its purchase of the films
'Intcrmezzo" and "Rebecca" have
brought n good deal of criticism
in Movietown against David Selz-
nick. Attitude here is that his sale
of the pictures not only is counter
to the boycott of Italy declared by
Hollywood before war began, but
that the action may look to Italians
like an encouraging gesture from
the u. S. The least we can do
new suggested a British actor.
is give the money to the Greek
War Relief