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Evening star., 1941-06-22
Weddings of Interest
To Service Society
Miss Elizabeth Clarkson Is
Bride of 1t. Robert G. Watt
In Ceremony at Atlanta

lovely wedding contingent that
Elizabeth Clarkson Watt which
yesterday in St. Lukes Episcopal Church. Atlanta The bride the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs M Cakson of Atlanta formerly
ginia H Arlington
went Atlanta the wedding 1t Watt plans bring his bride
Fort Belvoir, where he expects to be stationed.
Walker performed the assisted by
T. organs
Ruth Dabney Smith vonst
marriage by her father and
marqusete sweet heart neckne short pulled
sleeves Her illusion
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Mrs. McIntire Off
On Trip to Hawaii

Mrs. Ross T. McIntire, accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Jean
David, and her guest, Mrs. w. F.
Pattison French, left yesterday for
the West Coast to sail June 25 for
Honolulu, where they have taken an
apartment for six weeks. On their
return Mrs. McIntire will spend the
rest of the summer with her mother.
Mrs. M. B. Palmer, at Coronado, Cal.
Mrs. Jan Noorduyn, who has been
Mrs. McIntires house guest, has
left for Glacier National Park
before returning to her home in the
Dutch West Indies.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
1t. Comdr. Brown
Assigned Here

1t. Comdr. John Madison Brown
has been ordered to Washington
where he and Mrs. Brown have
been visiting Comdr. Browns uncle,
Mai. Gen. Macon Wesson, at his
Georgetown home.
Comdr. Brown has been with the
feet in the Pacific for the past
several years.
Mrs. Edwin Brown of Chevy Chase
entertained at dinner at Colling-
wood Tuesday for Comdr. and Mrs.
Brown.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Barbara Hawley
Engaged to Wed
7. G. TOuSey, Jr.

1t. Col. and Mrs. Paul r. Haw-
ley announce the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Barbara
Hawley, to Mr.. Thomas Grant
Tousey, jr., son of Mrs. Sue
Taylor Tousey and 1t. Col.
Thomas Grant Tousey. Col. Haw-
ley now is assistant commandant
at Carlisle Barracks, Carlisle, Pa.
Miss Hawley is a graduate of
Penn Hall and attended the Uni
versity of Cincinnati.
Mr.. Tousey is a graduate of the
University of Pennsylvania.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Interest at West Point
Centers on Staff Changes
Capt. and Mrs. Kraus Depart;
Chaplain H. Fairfield Butt and
Wife Leave for New Jersey

WEST the this has
tered the daily personnel leaving for
tionS.
E. leaving,
parted this Mrs Krau Old Point Comfort Va the
with her It. Col Mrs Arthur Wilson Waldron
Chamberlain while will his after
visit with his parents and Mrs. Constantine H. Kraus
Philadelphia.
The Fairfield Butt 3d. who has been chaplain West Point
accompanied their three small
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Miss Cornelia GRAY
Weds Ensign Reed

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Johnston
Gray of Edgemoor, Md, announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Cornelia Williams Gray, to
Ensign Gilbert Reed, jr., U. S. N,
Tuesday. June II, at St. Marks
Church in Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Brydens Have Guests

Maj. Gen. and Mrs. William Bry.
den, have had as their house guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Raoul and
Miss Kathleen Raoul of Bilt-
more, N. c.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Beebes Return

1t. NJ Roger Beebe and Mrs
Beebe have returned to Arlington
from Fort Riley, Kans
1t. Beebe is now stationed a.
Fort Myer.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Bards Plan Tea

The Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Ralph A. Bard have
issued cards for a tea Friday after
noon in their apartment at 2101
Connecticut avenue,
Evening star., 1941-06-22
J. w. Boones Receive

Maj. and Mrs. J. w. Boone re-
ceived yesterday at their home at
6626 Thirty-first street NV.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Fort Myer Dance

The Reserve officers at Fort Myer
honored the officers of the Regular
Army and their ladies at a cabaret
dance last evening at the post hop
hall.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Mrs. Villaret Leaves

Mrs. Eugene Villaret, wife of Col.
Villaret, left Friday for North Caro-
lima to spend the week end. She will
return Monday.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Mavers Move to Fort

Capt. and Mrs. Paul J. Mayer
will move this week to Fort Myer
from 1870 North Sixteenth street
in Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
Mrs. Dunn Leaves

Mrs. Ray A. Dunn, wife of 1t. Col.
Dunn, left Friday for West Point,
she will return tomorrow.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-12
Had Again Tops
Huron Scoring

Charles Had, recognized as a
hurdles stylist throughout the ma
tion, again topped the Michigan
Normal track team in scoring this
season. The bespectacled Junior
star produced a double victory in
most OF the meets he entered to
amass 1875 points.
Besides competing in the hurd-
les, Had also occasionally enter.
ed the sprints and shot put. Capt.
Tommy Quinn was second in the
point column with S9.5. Five
other Hurons. Ed RosenZweig.
Don Sommerfield. Duane Temper.
Ronald Clark and Joe Brzezlnski,
scored so or more points.
The summary: Had 1915. Quinn
1915. Rosenzweig %. Sommerfield
So. Temper so. Clark 5s.75. Brze-
zinsh 5275. Harold Stein 1915,
Ted Webb 1855. Bob Lee 3A5,
George Cole 3f25. Tony Rasmo.
vlch 81, Don Jones 20.75. Frank
Durham Is. Eugene Bucarelli 1915.
Elmer Burnie Il, Warren John
son 11.5. Ted Breitag IL. Art VII.
lie and Walt Simpson .. Arnold
Cooperman rs. Milt Kosley Z.
Louis Kagan SIS. Bob Archer
$50. Les Grafton (. Doug Diebel
3, ROLAND Langerman and John
Palmer /.
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Sports Roundup

Quincy ILL., -INS-ary Moer of Quincy held medal honors
today match play began the 18th Illinois State Amateur Golf
Tournament in which Gus Moreand Peoria veteran defend
ing champion Moer hole of 100 the lowest quail
flying mark in the history of the tourney
Philadelphia -AP- Opportunity knocks second time for
Tommy Forte tonight PHILADELPHIA fans arc banking him
restin9 Lon SaeGs bdntamoegt give the city its
first ring championship in II years.
Chicago ms Col Matt VIM executive director Of Lin
coin Fields today had before him formal petition signed by II
horse demanding that the track increase minimum
purses from $500 to $1,000
Detroit 4P- The Detroit Tigers the fringe of first
di0tSion berth the american League standings for toddyS
game uh the Philadelphia athletics 7pch slated end the
current howe STAY In erndl Tie for fourth place auth the
Chicago White Son. the Tigers named Jersey Johnny Corsica for
pitching duty in attempt to defeat the Philadelphia athletics
for a SeVeHth successive time
New York ms Advance sale of tickets for the Toe Louis
Billy Conn fight for the Worlds Heavyweight Championship Tune
Is at the polo grounds indicates today that the bout draw
S5OOOO gate largest take at boxing turnscs since Louis became
champion.
ST. Louis ms Gene Mako of Los angeles and Da1e Free
of Pasadena haze another try today their second
round match in the Triple Inaiaond Tennis Tournament
10lieh has had more rain than tennis far this 9Occk
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-12

Baseball throw, boys, class A,
Clarence Davis. Louis Sears, Jack
laval; class B. Charles Grinage,
John Powers. Clifford Matthies
class c, John Keeney. James
Rhodes. Theodore Simpson; class
D, LaVerne Cendeck, Alvin Keller,
James Burroughs; girls. Glass A,
Beverly Young. Joan Miller, Vashti
Johnston; class B, Audry Jacob.
son. Nancy DeVee, Catherine Grip
pen; class c. Barbara Henry,
Jeanne Gotos, Joyce Lauer
Basketball throw. boys. class A,
James Wolter. Robert Oyer, Don.
aid Collins; class B, George Max,
Robert Chapelle. John Sutton
class c, James Rhodes, Duane FL.
lis, David Shingledeeker; class D,
LaVerne Cendeck, Richard Barney,
Jack Bush; girls. class A, Beverly
Young, Beatrice Bennett, Dorothy
Coleman; class B. Dolores Stein
dorf. Carol Barnes: class c, Joan
Bennett, Carolyn Brock, Barbara
Henry.
Three legged race. boys, class
A, Charles Everard and Junior
Swegles, William Houck and Rich
ara Peters. Franklin Ossenheimer
and Wilbur Baggett; class B, Hart
Rogers and John Powers, Joh1
Max and Norman Ball, Jack Shing
ledecker and Charles Rice; class
C, Paul Ungrodt, Jr.. and Robert
Hunt. Duane Ellis and Richard
Murdoch, Robert Schauer and viii
liam Lore; class D, Richard Cot
and Richard Owens. Alvin Keller
and Jack Barnett, William Halves
and Duane Rorabacher; girls. class
A, Vashti Johnston. and Dorothy
Coleman. Jeanne Vineyard anC
Sue Edding. Beverly Young and
Elaine Vealey; class B. Fay Moss
and Myrtle Powers, Joan Graham
and Patricia Jording, Francis VOL
ter and Betty Lyons; class c
Sharyne Sturgeon and Joy Failey
Bonnie Fisher and Janet Rice
Juanita Grinage and Barbara
Henry.
Wheelbarrow race, boys. class
"A, William Plom and Kenneth
Rice; Wilbur Baggett and Frank
lin Ossenheimer. Charles EverarC
and Junior Swegles; class B. Char
les Rice and Jack Shingledecker
Thomas Garlough and John Power
John Max and Clifford Matthies
class c, William Lore and Rober
Schauen. Theodore Simpson an,
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Eugene Thayer. class {. Robert
Helmer. William Budreau. Kenneth
Johnson. Girls. class A. Dulce
Worden. Patricia Pepper: class B.
Doris Beuschlein, Joan Gathers.
Mary Ruth Bone, class c. Norma
Roehrs. Donna Crawford. Ann Pal
mieri.
Boys, running broad jump. class
A. Kenneth Hawks. Bruce slime
DUFF. Karl Smith. class B. Eugene
Seidl, Stanley Beauregarde, Vernon
Leighton; class {. Robert Helmer.
Harold Hawks. Robert Schock.
Girls, class 4. Helen Roehrs. Del
ores Seidl. Patricia Draper: class
B. Dorothy Russ Betty Lou Mead.
Barbara Dennis: class c, Donna
Crawford. Joan Richards. Dorothy
Ann Lee
Boys hop step. jump. class A.
William Curtis, Phillip Oshurn.
Donald Bertholomey: class b. Stan.
ley Beauregarde. Burton Smith,
Eugene Thayer. class c. Robert
Helmer. Bruce Barnes Girls. class
A. Dolores Seidl. Bertha Alexander,
Patricia Pepper; class b. Doris
Beuschlein, Lenora Wilson. Mary
Lou Groosbeck. class c. June Short,
Joan Richards. Greta Adolf.
Boys. basketball throw. class A,
Harold Britton. William Curtis.
George Roberts: class b. Maurice
Miller: class c. Lester Golf. VIII
liam Budreau. Kenneth Johnson
Girls. class A, Bertha Alexander,
Dolores Seidl Patricia Pepper.
class B, Nancy Mccoy, Violet Baird.
Lenora Wilson; class G. Shirley
Losey, Elya Anderson. Doris Burd
Boys, baseball throw. class A..
Harold Britton. Richard Roberts,
George Roberts: class r. Eugene
Seidl, Vernon Leighton, Oliver Jack
son; class c. Lester Golf. Robert
Geesey. Harold Hawks. Girls. class
A, Shirley SchOck. Dulce Worden.
Patricia Draper: class b. Barbara
Dennis. Lenora Wilson. June Ores.
clio; class c, Ann Palmieri, Joan
Richards, Betty johnson.
Boys, wheelbarrow race, class NJ
Robert Packer and Phillip Osburn.
Bruce Stinedurf and Donald Berthol-
omey, Richard Roberts and Kari
Smith; class b, Eugene Seidl and
Burton Smith. George Haberer and
Oliver Jackson, Jerry Richards and
Maurice Miller; class c. Carl Wat
ling and Walter Baird. Robert Gee
sey and William Budreau. Robert
Schock and Fred Yoakam. Girls.
class A, Shirley Schock and Norma
Jane Baker. Helen Roehrs and Bet
ty Olsen; class b. Mary Lou Groos-
beck and Barbara Dennis, Roberta
Benson and June Crescio: class c.
Greta Adlof and Helen Hatch, Doris
Burd and Betty Johnson.
Boys. three legged race. class A,
Robert Packer and Phillip Osburn,
Karl Smith and Terry Adlof. vii.
liam Curtis and Donald Bertholo.
mey; class b, Oliver jackson and
George Haberer. Jerry Richards
and Maurice Miller: class c. nc
competitors. Girls, class A. Heller
Roehrs and Betty Olsen, shirle,
Schock and Norma Jane Baker
Patricia Draper and Dolores Seidl
class B. Roberta Benson and Betty
Lou Mead, Joan Gathers and Marl
Lou Groosbeck, Lenora Wilson anC
Dorothy Russ; class c, Betty John
son and Doris Burd, Greta Ado
and Helen Hatch.
Boys, 75-yard dash, class A, Don
aid Bertholomey. Harold Britton
Robert Packer; class B, Lawrence
Hatch, George Haberer, Richard
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-12
Grade School Children Conduct Annual Field Days

Short; class c. Robert Geesey.
Girls. class A. Shirley Schoek;
class b, Lillian Hanson. Betty Lou
Mead: class c. Dorothy Ann Lee.
Elizabeth Afford.
Boys. 50 yard dash. class A. Terry
Adlot. Kenneth Hawks. Richard
Roberts; class b. Stanley Beaure-
gsrde. Oliver Jackson. Vernon
Leighton: class c, Lester Golf.
Robert Helmer, Fred YoakAm. Girls
class \. Betty Olson. Dulce Worden;
class b. Dorothy Russ. Roberta
Benson. Lillian Hanson; class c.
Greta Adloi. Norma Roehrs, Helen
Hatch.
Boys. IS yard dash. class A. Phil
lip Osburn. Kenneth Hawks, Bruce
Stinedurf; class n. Lawrence
Hatch. Eugene Seidl. Vernon Leigh
ton; class c. Lester Golf. Harold
Hawks. Fred Yoakam. Girls class
A. Betty Olsen. Helen Roehrs Dulce
Worden; class h, Dorothy Russ.
Barbara Dennis. LADonna Barnett;
class c. Donna Crawford. Joan
Richards, June Short.
Boys. relay. Terry Adlot. Harold
Britton. Oliver jackson, Walter
Baird. Robert Helmer. Girls. Rob.
erta Benson Norman Jean Baker
Mary Lou Groosbeck. Helen Roehrs
Joan Richards. Doris Beuschlein.
Ball team winner. Roberta Ben,
son. William Curtis, Donald Barth
olomey. Shirley Yoakam. Richard
short, Oliver Jackson. June Short
Roy Russ. Jerry Nottingham.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-12
Jack Dempsey
Here For Bout

Jack Dempsey. former heavy.
weight boxing champion Of the
world. is In town renewing ac-
quaintances before he takes his
place as third man in the ring at
the Armory to referee the main
event OF a wrestling show tonight.
Dempsey will reYeree the match
between Rebel Russell, rabid south.
ern gentleman from Chattanooga.
Tenn, and Bert Rubi, a favorite of
long standing at the Armory and
one OF the first opponents OF the
strong.man variety. This should
be an excellent match with Demp-
sey as arbiter to hold Rough-house
Russell in tow.
Two other bouts support the
main event. A newcomer. Kayo
Remus, who Is a former boxer. will
meet fast and clever Johnny Silvy
in the seminal. This bout will
be for the best two falls out OF
three with a 40 minute time limit.
The opening boat on the program
is a one-fall, 80 minute match be-
tween Walter Roxy and Manello
Gomez. The show starts at $50
y. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-12
Central Grades Pupils Have
Lively Time at Recreation

Central Grades children had a
lively time at their annual field day
Wednesday in Recreation Park.
Fifth graders won the highest num-
Der of points, 235, to take first
place. Second was sixth grade
with 204 and third was fourth
grade with $50.
Baseball provided a feature Of
the day with girls OF Jack Lock
woods room defeating those from
Miss Frances Young's room by a
score OF 10 to 3.
Boys from Miss Young's room
evened the score by defeating boys
of Mr.. Lookwood's room with a
tally of 20 to I.
Those who played on the win
ming girls team were Beverly
Young. Emma Goddard, Elaine
Fealey, Carmeleta Kopp, Marilyn
Chandler, Kathleen Sears, Shirley
Hawkes., Joan Miller, Rose Mary
Shifferd. and JEANNE Vineyard.
The boys who won at baseball
were Charles Grinage, James VOL
ter, Hart Rogers. William Fidler,
Robert Brown, David McKenna,
Glenn Schultz. Jr., Jack laval,
John Power and Eugene Claire.
Central Grades School winners
OF races in first, second and third
places respectively are: Third
grade:
Boys events: IS yard dash. Har-
old Bennett. Harold Spencer, AL
fred Ellendorf; so yard dash, Har-
old Spears. Alfred Ellendorf, Dom
aid Goddard; baseball throw. Har-
old Spears. Kenneth Thomas, Al
fred Ellendorf; basketball throw.
Bruce Wallace, John Midkiff, Frank
Carey; standing broad jump, Rich
ard Bennett. Edward Shannon, Don
aid Shifferd; running broad jumD.
Alfred Ellendorf, Richard Bennett,
Harold Spears; three legged race.
Dale Shafer and William Lurkin,
Harold Bennett and David Blatten-
berger: wheelbarrow race, Edward
Shannon, and Kenneth Thomas :;
Bruce Wallace and Dale Mcdonald.
Jerry Lee and David Blattenberger.
Girls events: 25 yard dash, Ro-
berta Hubbard, Jean Waterman, Pa
tricia Green; so yard dash, Ro-
berta Hubbard. Marilyn Mitchell.
Patricia Green standing broad
jump, Gladys Woolsey. Bernadine
Lore. Patricia Green: running
broad jump. Bernadine Lore, Joan
Spanneth, Roberta Hubbard: base
ball throw, Mary Shelter, Gladys
Wooisey. Rosena Steffen; three
legged race. Joan Spanneth and
jeanne Roe, Carol Barney and Pa
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-12

tricia Green, Doris Decker and Mar.
jorie Fuller; wheelbarrow race,
Donna PEBBLES and Mary Shelter,
Carol Barney and Patricia Green
and tied for third, Betty Young
and Charlene Niles and Caroline
Gambill and Joyce Davis.
Students in the upper grades
competed in classes.
Glasses. events and winners OF
first, second and third places re.
spectively are:
Boys, rs yard dash, class A,
Clarence Davis, Kenneth Rice
Franklin Ossenheimer; class B
Charles Grinage, Charles Rice,
Hart Rogers; class c, Robert Full.
Ter, Robert Mathews. Paul I'm
grodt; class d, Richard Owens and
LaVerne Cendeck, Patrick Phil.
bin and Richard Barney, Dale
Dolph and Jack Bush; Girls. class
A, Jessie Prior. Vashti Johnston,
Betty Davis; class B. Betty Hen,
neke, Gertrude Dundon, Myrtle
Powers; class C, Nancy Philbin,
Joan Bennett, Joyce Lauer.
so yard dash, boys. class A
Charles Rice, Kenneth Rice, Rich,
ard Peters, class B. Hart Rogers
Charles Rice, Clifford Matthies
class c, Robert Fuller. Eugene
Claire, Robert Mathews: class D.
LaVerne Cendeck. Donald Wallace.
Ward Keith: girls, class A, Joan
Miller, Rose Mary Shifferd. Betty
Davis; class B, Kathleen Rust
Gertrude Dundon. Francis Walter;
class c. Ruth Schaab, Nancy Phil
bin, Joan Bennett.
Standing broad jump, boys, class
A, William Fidler, Lester Allen
Ronald Harris; class B, Robert
Wilson, Clifford Matthies, Glenn
Schu u. Jr.; class C Richard
Fleury, James Christos, Robert
Brown; class D. Daniel Holly, Don
aid Wallace, Patrick Philbin; girls
class A, Joan Miller, ]. Woolsey
jeanne Furley; class B. Kathleen
Rust, Phyllis Kisor, Betty Hen
neke; class c, Marlene Moffett
Janet Rice, Dolores Midkiff.
Running broad jump, boys, class
A, Clarence Davis. Louis Sears
Robert Oyer; class B, Hart Rogers
William Smith. Egbert Henry; class
c. Eugene Claire. John Keeney
Robert Fuller; class d. Dale Dolph
Donald Wall ce. Daniel Holly;
girls, class A, Phyllis Warming
ton. Betty Davis. Kathleen Sears
class B, Kathleen Rust. Gertrude
Dundon. Betty Henneke: class c
Nancy Philbin, Marlene Moffett
and Delphine McDougall.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-12
MAILS CHECKS

DR.. Lloyd w. Odds, chairman Of
the track and field committee, an
nounced Wednesday that expense
checks had been mailed to four
Michigan trackmen who are ex-
pected to compete in the Nation
al A. A. u. championships at
Philadelphia June 2S and 20.
Whitley Had and Joe Matyunas
we're the only Michigan Normal
athletes to receive expense funds.
Other checks went to Warren
Breidenbach, University OF Mich
igan half-miler, and Clark Has
kins. Detroit Police Department
weight star.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-12
Pupils, Parents
at Field Events

Pupils and their parents from
Harriet School district held
noon picnic and field day after
ward in Recreation Park Wednes-
day.
Glasses, events and winners in
the field events for first, second
and third places respectively were:
Girls, so yard dash, senior diy!-
sion, Leila Fuller, Louise Robinson,
Elizabeth Taylor; Junior division.
Marjorie Robbins. Elsie Redman.
Darlene Grant: boys, junior di-
vision, Uziel Hamilton, Tracy Fol.
ey. Donald Foley.
Girls. three legged race, Mary
Rose Henderson and Catherine
Talbert, Louise Robinson and Leila
Fuller, Darlene Grant and Dolores
Robertson; boys, Eugene Jacobs
and Joseph Thompson, Leo Clark
and William Robbins. Eugene Jones
and Charles Fletcher.
Boys, rs yard dash. senior divI-
sion, John Roper, Raymond Hall,
Lawrence Perry.
Girls. standing broad jump, jun
Tor division, Edwina Cox, Elizabeth
Taylor, Alice Hurst; junior divl-
sion, Darlene Grant, Gwendolyn
Walls. Marjorie Robbins; boys, jun
Tor division, Eugene Jones. Lewis
Brooks. Lowell Perry; senior d.
vision, Lawrence Perry, William
Robinson, Raymond Hall.
Fourth and fifth grade girls de-
feated their mothers in a softball
game by a score OF IA to II. Fifth
grade boys defeated fourth grade
boys in a softball game by a score
Of 10 to g. Croquet and badminton
were played by adults and chill
dren
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-12
IN LOSING STREAK

From the results OF their last
few games Il looks as though the
Cubs are going TO have as long
a losing streak as they had a
winning streak, for Wednesday
night they dropped their third
game In succession after winning
FIVE straight. However. the game
Wednesday was forfeit with Gun
ningham's being the recipient
when only seven Of the Cubs put
in an appearance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-12
TO PLAY TONIGHT

Shaefer Hurons will meet ST
Thomas c. Y. o. in a Triple-A
softball game at Sportsman Park
Ann Arbor tonight. The clash will
start at 1880 p. m. The Hurons
have dropped two contests so far
this season.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-12
Sports Calendar
TODAY
softbaiI

TODAY
softbail
shaeter Hurons VS.. ST. Thomas
C.Y.O.. Sportsman Park, 1880 D. m.
City League Baseball
Central Speciality vs.. United
Stove. 5:i5 p. m.
FRIDAY
Central Specially VS.. Cubs 5:45
y. m. -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-12
Trojan Laundry,
Motor State, in
Winning Position
Steamroner4 Their
Opponents IN City
League Games

Wednesdays Results
Trojan Laundry IS, American
Radiator 8.
Motor State 10. Willow Run 5.
Merchants g. United Stove Z.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-12
Mondays Games

Mondays Games
United Stove VS.. Trojan Laun-
dry at Recreation.
Merchants VS.. Willow Run at
Prospect.
American Radiator VS.. Central
Specially at Island Park.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-12
CELERY CROP EXCELLENT

Lansing, June l2-AP-Mich-
igan's celery crop was declared by
the State-Federal Crop Reporting
Service Wednesday to be in excel
lent condition and maturing early.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-12

Richard Murdoch, Robert Mathews
and Richard Stamos: class d,
George. Everett and Jack Bush.
Seth Arnold and Richard Owens,
Jack Barnett and Alvin Keller:
girls, class A. Kathleen Sears and
Rose Mary Shifferd. Dorothy Cole
man and Vashti Johnston, Eleanor
Brown and ]. Woolsey: class B,
Carol Barnes and Marilyn Chand-
Ter. Myrtle Powers and Fay Moss,
Phyllis Kisor and Betty Henneke;
class c, Patricia Wiltse and Mar
lene Moffett; Joan Bennett and
Leah Somers. Dolores Midgiff and
Nancy Philbin.
Bicycle race, boys, class A, Rob.
ert Oyer. Franklin Ossenheimer.
Kenneth Rice: class B. Charles
Grinage, Glenn Schultz, Jr.: class
c. Duane Ellis. Robert Hunt. Paul
Ungrodt, Jr.; class d. Alvin Kell
Ter, Donald Congdon. Edward Fors
ter; girls, class B, Betty Henneke
Kathleen Rust; class c. Marlene
Moffett, Dolores Midkiff.
Winners OF relay races we're
boys, Clifford Matthies. Jack Bush
James Burroughs and Theodore
Simpson; Jack LAVAL. James VOL
ter Hart Rogers and John Powers;
Clarence Davis. Robert Spencer
Louis Sears and Robert Crossman
girls, Frances Wolter, Ruth
Schaab, Joyce Lauer and Jear
Gotos; Betty Davis, Beatrice Ben
nett, Catherine Crippen and Jes
sic Prior; Joan Miller, Elaine Veal
ey, Rose Mary Shifferd and Kath
leen Sears.