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Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-30

mess manager and pilot of his own
stable of fighters, is a wealthy man
with plenty of connections. More
over, he has had considerable ex-
perience as small time promoter.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-30
burman Louis Outcome Involves More
Than Heavyweight Title, Probe
Reveals; Champ, 1911 Choice

NEW YORK Jan 80 UP)More than the world heavyweight
tomorrow nights Burman battle
the double the right modern
prize fighting.
Challenger o Baltimore breaks and
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-30
KovaCs Continues Advance

CORAL GABLES, Fla, UPl-Frank Oakland
Calf undefeated Florida
into the fourth University Miami tennis
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-30
l. A. BANKS

I.os ANGELES Jan. 30. tuPl-
THankamertsa ..stes.t.t''ts an-sH
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-30
ST. To Open Saturday

80 (UP-Nudbound for five weeks th
S2OOOOOC the eastern sho
into life today with definite announce
that meeting would Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-01-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

REDS-All married or down in
the draft list (Mattick hasn't sent IN
his numberO
DODGERS-Worried only about
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13
Sports Roundup

New York -UP-The field for the $1,000 Gooda Round Ro
bn Golf Tournament numbered players today following
cepances of Paul Runyan and Jimmy Thomson the 10
hole competition MAY 2225 the Fresh Meadow Country Club
NezV York AP-S0me of bdsebaRS longest and coortW
soydqes 90 the rocks May IS. That barrier
eubs can't pass sVh than 25 deve players
and get doVn the limit hare Gd such
great PLAYERS Paul Wdne Dick BdeH Wes Ferrc Van
Mngo Ter Carleton and Earl AVcH rs also the date set for
Jimmy Dykes ofcg retirement player bHt the fiery White
SOF manager hasn't done playing to speak of since 1888
New York up Qualifying trials for the National Public
Links Golf Tournament will be held in SO districts from June y
10 June 3d. the United States Golf Association announced today
defeats of the season the University of Michigan baseball
1Vh Western State Teachers College, Earlier this season.
the Wolverines poand up he short end Of 20
against Wesen The Wol1erncs defeated WaHe University
Monday in Detroit 10 10.
Washington -AP- Joey Archibald, little fighting man from
Providence R. J. laid claim recognition today the leading
contender for the National Boxing Associations eatherwegh
title held by Pete Scazo 40odd Archibald gained split
decision Harry efa of Baltimore night bout that
served merely further conpcae the featerweght Champion
ship situation
Washington ms Should. Buck Ne7oSom drop another
game today 1chen the Tigers square off against the Washington
Senator's the large Dixie hm H haze tied his 1910
respect the red side of his pyi1dte ledger Bsug behind
his current record Of tao against tc losses Bo Be- needs
only setback equal the defeat side Of his
OF the last campaign.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13
Tommy Quinn Has New Record,
Revenge Over Max Lenover

Tommy Quinn. Michigan Normal
track captain, returned to Ypsi-
lanti Monday with two prize pos
sessions: ~. new Huron var
sity record In the mile run, and
(2) a revenge triumph over Max
Lenover, Loyola University star.
Quinn acquired both the record
and the victory In placing fourth
in the e. H. Crump Invitation
Mile in the seventh annual Cotton
Carnival track meet at Memphis,
Tenn.
The New Jersey senior clipped
NEARLY two seconds off his own
varsity standard by turning the
distance in four minutes, 1875 sec
onds. His best previous time in
the event was 4:15,3, made in the
State intercollegiate carnival last
year.
Campbell Kane, Of the Univer-
| sity OF Indiana, won the Crump
Mile by turning on a torrid sprint
IN the last lap TO pass Ralph Sch
warzkopf. ex-Michigan ace. Kane
was clicked in Ais, the third
best outdoor mile time reported
this year.
John Munski, University Of
Missouri. hit the finish line slight
Wy ahead of Quinn, and Lenover
was fourth. Lenover is the runner
who scored an upset win over
Quinn in an indoor dual meet and
finished ahead OF the Huron in
the Michigan A. A. U. Relays,
last winter.
Joe Matyunas, Michigan Normal
| freshman, was edged out by Roy
Cochran, Western Conference
champion from Indiana, in the
440-yard dash at Memphis. Coch-
ran kicked the final 100 yards at
a terrific pace to finish just ahead
OF Matyunas in ASS.
Matyunas had hoped to run As
seconds flat In this race. The con-
Edition OF the track, however, did
Fnot permit a faster pace. Joe also
placed second in the 220-yard
dash, won in PTS.
CARLSON CAPTURES
MEDAUTST HoNo7s
Marshall Carlson, University OF
Toledo golf ace who fired a three
,under-par SO at Washtenaw Coun-
Gary Club last year. couldn't quite
match that pace Monday, but he
did capture medalist honors as the
Ohio team clipped Michigan Nor
NAL. II to 4.
Carlson, playing No. for Tole-
do, turned In a 70 at Washtenaw
10 chalk up three points over Or
10 Robinson, Of Michigan Normal
Robinson was promoted from No.
4 to No. in a wholesale revi.
sion Of the Huron squad.
Capt Joe Bartolacci and Art
Young, who replaced Charles
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13
Game Forfeited
by Cunninghams

At Recreation Park Monday night
Cunningham's was forced to forfeit
its regularly scheduled game with
United Stove because they could
place only eight men on the field.
AS the rules provide one team can
play with that number but II the
absent player does not put In an
appearance by the time his turn at
bat comes, then the undermined
team must forfeit; so Manager
Charlie Townsley, OF the Druggists,
sent out his team in the hope that
his ninth man would show up but
when the third inning rolled around
and there were still only eight play
ers, the contest became an Off
.cial 80 forfeit.
The two teams continued play
ing, until darkness called a halt at
the end OF the fifth inning, but the
game was rout as very poor field
ing, mediocre pitching, and only two
outfielders combined to give United
Stove a total of eleven hits while
Cunningham's was BANKED with
neither a hit nor run to its cred
1t. William Kuzick hurled the first
three innings for the Stove Works
and Bob Reed worked the last two.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13
Early Lead Fails
to Help Against
Nine From Saline
Five Run Uprising In
Third Puts Game on
Skids For Roosevelt

Grabbing II lead In the first
two innings against Saline Mon.
day afternoon at Recreation Park,
Roosevelt High Schools baseball
nine looked well on the way 10 an
easy victory, hut 4 fivs run upris-
ting by the visitors In the third
inning put them only one run be.
hind and as they Tailed once IN
each Of the fnal three sessions, the
Saline five went on 10 victory.
Nern Haeussler muted the Rough
Riders throughout the remainder
Of the game Coming TO the relief
OF Jedele who started on the mound
for Saline. Hseussler snutfed out a
budding Roosevelt rally In the sec
ond inning after two runs had
crossed the plate.
John Kennedy, the Arst man h
whom he pitched, hit safely and
as the result Of pair OF errors
crossed the plate. but thereafter no
man got past second base as
Haeussler allowed but one hit
and no more runs tn the Anal four
innings.
Al Burrell and Kennedy were the
hitting stars for the locals. each
getting a pair OF ssfetles-Burrel
getting his In four attempts, Ken
nedy In three Weed with three
out Of four and Jacobs two for
four led Saline.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13
Don Hubbard PAGES Ypsilanti
High Golf Team in First Win

Blasting out II pars and two
brides, Don Hubbard paced Ypsi-
lanti High Schools golf team to
its initial win OF the season Mon.
day afternoon at Washtensw Coun-
try Club as he hung up a 1910 for
an eighteen hole total OF 70. His
outstanding performance was the
deciding factor in determining the
winner OF the match as he picked
up 81 strokes from his opponent
MacWilliams who shot 100 even.
The 50 hole total OF the boys com
prising the local team was 354
strokes, just "a better than the
Dearborn total Of 37s.
The remaining three matches
saw Otto Kindshoven break even
with Kirk at 80, Sidney Stokes
pick up a stroke from Sink 1898,
Bill Kruse tour the IS holes In a
sparkling Sc 10 top Dore OF Dear
born, who had an So, by two
strokes.
The summary
Ypsllanti High School
Hubbard (39-40) minimum. 10
Kruse (45.4D ............. So
Kindshoven (47-45) .......... 90
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13
Ecorse Sets Y.H.S.
Net Team Down

Bill Rowe and Jim Miller, Ypsi-
lsnti High Schools No. doubles
combination, we're the only ones
TO look Impressive Monday after
noon as Ecorse set the local net
team down three points TO two in
a match in Ecorse. Playing the best
brand OF tennis that they have ex-
hibited all year Rowe and Miller
swept to a straight set victory over
Piros and Duprey as they dropped
only five games In downing the
Woodworking Ecorse pair 6-4. 81.
L. d. Harmon. playing No. 2
singles for the first time this sea.
son, showed that he merited the
promotion as he doggedly outfought
Callow. OF Ecorse, in a long three
set match. Taking the first fairly
easily. So. Harmon saw his oppo-
ment rally to win the second by an
identical score but in the third and
deciding set Harmon. with the
chips down. battled to rs victory
and gave Ypsi its second and final
point.
Ellis Freatman at No. singles,
who has felt the sting OF defeat
only once this year. went down be-
fore the onslaught Of Ecorses ace
METER, Crompton. in a three set
match. Freatman dropped the first
set by a So margin, came back 10
take the second easily 81, then
slumped again and lost the final
one 6-4.
In the No. 3 singles Bill Strang
was downed easily by Neal 6-S
SO. while Dick Hall and Bob John
ston dropped a close-fought match
with Kustas and Peterson by 6-1,
3-6, Sc scores.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13
Y. H. S. Virtually
Throws Game
in Final Inning
Rocks Score Four Times
in Final Time at Bat,
Play at Plymouth

After leading Plymouth through
almost the entire game. Ypsilanti
High Schools baseball team threw
away a chance TO hang up its sec
ond win OF the season Monday
afternoon in Plymouth as the
Rocks scored four times in their
final turn at bat TO defeat the
locals. With the score 90 in their
favor going into the last half OF
the seventh inning the Braves ap.
peared set for a victory but the
cratic George Berklich. who had
been very wild all afternoon, load.
ed the bases and then walked in a
run in the seventh and had to be
removed. John Kelly. who rellev.
ed him, was a considerable i'm.
provement but a couple OF bad
breaks and base on balls gave
Plymouth three more runs and the
bell game.
Berklich, who only last week
allowed but two hits IN shutting
out Wayne S to O, was far off
form Monday as he seemed unable
to come anywhere near the plate
with his pitches. In all he him
self personally placed Is Plymouth
batsmen on the bases as he walk.
ed the astounding total OF 70 men,
and hit three more in his little so.
iourn on the mound.
At one time in the game the
Braves led to 3 but by the time
the seventh inning rolled around
the Rocks had reduced the locals
margin to one run, rs. In their
half of the seventh, the Ypsi boys
then put on what they hoped
would be the clinching rally as
two runs crossed the plate, but
the pair of runs that were forced
across the plate in the Plymouth
half OF the frame and the two
more that crossed on a pair OF
cheap singles proved their down
fall.
Eugene Mitchell and Don Broth.
ers were the big guns in the Ypsi
attack as both slammed out home
runs and in addition the former
added single Bob Moffett, Jack
Lawrence, ana Berklich with a
safety apiece accounted for the
remainder of the hits rung up by
the Braves.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13
Normal Meters
to Meet Detroit

The Michigan Normal tennis
team begins its journey down the
back stretch Wednesday with a
clash with University OF Detroit
at the Detroit Tennis Club. The
match will start at p. m.
During the first half OF the sea
son, the Hurons gained victories
over Bowling Green and Albion
and dropped decisions to Wayne.
Toledo Tennis Club and Kalama-
zoo College. The remainder OF the
Normal card contains only two
strong opponents, Michigan and
Michigan State.
The Titans are much weaker
than last year when they bowed
twice to Coach Paul B. Samson's
squad. Bill Goldsbury, former
Eastern Interscholastic champion,
has succeeded Jim Kelley at the
No. I slot. Bill Kronner and Bill
Curott have likewise advanced to
the No. 2 and 2 positions, respec-
lively.
Walt Lepisto Huron junior, will
seek to extend his doubles winning
streak to seven straight. His part.
ner will be Harold Schwartz.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13
Roosevelt Ypsils.,t High Schools Lose Ball Games
Sports Calendar

TODAY
City League Baseball
Cubs VS.. Merchants, Recreation
Park, 5:45 p. m.
WEDNESDAY
Baseball
Ypsilanti High School VS.. Ann
Arbor High, Recreation Park, p,
m.
City League
United Stove VS.. Merchants. Rec
reation Park, 5:45 p. m.
Track
Roosevelt High School vs.. Chel-
sea. there.
Ypsilanti High Sci COL vs.. Wayne,
there.
Tennis
Ypsilanti High School vs.. Ro-
chester, Recreation Park courts, 4
p. m.
Michigan Normal vs.. University
OF Detroit, Detroit Tennis Club. 2
p. m.
Golf
Ypsilanti High School VS.. Ply.
mouth, there.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13
JAILeReAkeR SENTENCED

Mt Clemens, May 13-Because Of
Max NICHOLS attempted jailbreak
Saturday night. Judge Neil Reid
sent him to prison Monday without
benefit Of the minimum-sentence
recommendation he had made on a
three-to-fifteen-year term for burg
larry. Nichols, is, Roseville, dived
through a window on the second
floor of the Macomb County Jail.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13
Dearborn
TO SEE GRIFFITH

Washington. May 10 ms -
Shortstop Dick Bartell. reports said
today. is coming to Washington TO
confer with Clark Griflth on the
possibility OF signing with the Sen
ators. Bartell, given his uncondI.
tional release by the Detroit Tig.
ers. is believed to have his eye
on the hole which will be left when
Cecil Travis goes into the Army
for a years training.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13
SMITH SETS PACE

Ann Arbor. Mich, May 13-With
Sophomore Ben Smith setting the
pace. the University OF Michigan
golfers today held a 1873 victory
over Purdue for their fourth
straight triumph In Western Con-
ference competition.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13
MICHIGAN Normal
sTlFFEN PENALTIES

Lansing. May 13-Senate stiff
fened the penalty clauses in the
pending anti-sa botage bill Monday
night. and expanded it to apply to
manufacturers of faulty war goods,
as we'll as workmen. The bill will
come up for final action today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13
TAKES OWN LIFE

Detroit, Mich, May 13-Body OF
Theodore Bertram. 70, was found in
car In the garage at the rear OF
bis home, in Taylor Township, Mon
day. Police said a hose led from
the exhaust pipe to inside the car.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13
How They Stand
AN ERICAN LEAGUE

Mondays Results
Boston 8, New York 1.
Washington 5. Philadelphia 1.
Only games scheduled.
Todsy's Games
Detroit at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13

Walter j. Donnelly, U. S. CONNER
cial attache to Rio de Janeiro, Bra
I'll, leaves New York by ship to re
turn to his post. He was accompa.
MED by his wife.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13

Pillsbury in the Huron lineup,
accounted for all Normals points.
Bartolaccis S9-3S-77 enabled him
to score two and a half points Of
the total.
Bryan Deer. Toledo's No. play
er, also found the Washtenaw
layout to his liking as he shot a
"a.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13

flames behind leader.
Mondays Results
st. Louis s. Pittsburgh 2.
Chicago IL, Cincinnati l.
Only games scheduled.
Today's Games
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at st. Louis.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-13

Stokes tS2-45) ..........,... 81
Total .................... 1854
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-11
Your Mouth And
Your Health
BY DR.. G. r. LEWIS


The crowns of the teeth rise free
in the mouth about the gum mar
gin. The anterior teeth have IN
cisive edges. and are for biting OH
the food: while the posterior. the
molars. are broad and have grind
ing surfaces. The teeth between
these, the CANNES and pre-molafs,
are intermediate in character ana
function. Later in life, when the
teeth are worn down, fairly good
grinding surfaces are formed on
the anterior teeth, which are very
useful when the bicuspids and mo-
lars are lost. In most individuals
the edges of the lower incisors are
slightly overlapped by those of the
upper, which gives them scissors
action. The crowns of the upper
central incisors are wider than the
lower, with the result that every
tooth in the lower jaw, with the
exception of the central incisors,
is in relation with two teeth in the
upper, and every and every tooth
in the upper jaw, except the last
molar, is in relation with two in
the lower. This relation is in such
a way that any cusps Of any tooth
in the lower jaw is slightly in ad-
varce of the corresponding cusp OF
the same tooth. In the molar re-
gion the buccal cusps of the lower
teeth rest in the grooves formed
between the buccal and lingual
cusps of the upper. Any variation
from this arrangement in the child,
especially if the variation is in the
occlusion of the first molars,
should be referred to the ortho-
dontist for examination.
The crowns of the teeth may be
perfectly for1led. or show the NAL
formations resulting from early
nutritional disturbances. Common
among these is the Hutchinson
tooth, which is best marked in the
upper central incisors, and consists
in a notching of the incisal edge
and a globular shape to the crown.
Unless the patient is scrupulous
in the care of his teeth, and even
then in certain individuals, the
teeth will show deposits of tartar.
This consists mostly Of the precip-
itated calcium salts OF the saliva,
and therefore the deposits will be
greatest on the lingual surfaces of
the lower incisors and CANNES and
On the buccal surfaces of the up
per molars, these being exposed to
the salivary streams from the SUBJ
maxillary, sublingual, and parotid
glands.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-11

two will battle again in three
months time.
zivic and his manager left these
parts for an extended vacation un-
der the sunny skies in Florida. Car
ney said that zivic has until April
to defend his world welterweigllt
crown. Carney'S move in taking
Zivic south was a surprise move.
kins, said that Lew will fight Zivic
again over the 12-round route and
net for Is rounds.
Both jenkins and Zivic will step
around" Armstrong i'll their ef-
fort to dodge q return match with
the former world lightweight and
wcrld welterweight champion who
is now spending the Christmas
holidays with his wife and daugh-
ter in Los Angeles dq M
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-11
Fritize Zivic
Gives Armstrong
Run-Around

NEW YORK-The scheduled
wtrld welterweight title bout be-
tween Henry Armstrong and F'rit-
zle zivio for January II will not
take place, according TO Luke Car
ney, manager OF the white fighter.
The announcement came follow
ing zivjc's fight with Lew Jenkins
in Madison Square Garden last
Friday night. zivic is world welter-
weight champion while jenkins is
world lightweight champion. The
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-11

not think she is qualified foI
a job but she insists that she is
Tell me if 7 should let her get out
and look foT work?
Ans.-Indeed you should. EX-
perience is what the girl needs. She
can't find it sitting around home
Tell her that you have confidence
in her ability to work and if she
is let off the first job she has, do
not let it worry you for she Is
smart aud will make good secTc-
tary for some person.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-11

E. WI love this Doctor very
much and have for the past 9
years. I believe that he loves me
too, as he has never failed me yet
Now should l ask him what I have
in mind and would ne be willing?
Ans.-Therc is no question re-
garding his friendship for you.
he has proved it. But do not mis-
take friendship for love. He will do
anything that is in his power 80
turn you favor but il is suggest
ed that you do not ask anythins
that is not in reason.
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-11

G.. B.-My daughter has just
inished a business course and I dc
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-11

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The Phoenix index., 1941-01-11

Mrs. C.--My husbands people
are a stumbling block in our path
If they tell MIN to do something
the will do it regardless of what /
say. Now he is unemployed and he
tries to get every penny OF my
money Tell me what to do.
AnS.-StOp giving him any spend-
ing money. Keep your rooms and
eep enough groceries there to e.*
.ait don't let him have one cent to
,end and you know exactly where
is going. Tell him if he doesn't
ave some kird Of job by the first
February you will be forced to
.op helping. He has been without
work for long time and doesn't
Eel he wants to work now. think
sat if you get little tough he
I'll get a job. However, do not
ing up his folks. :. leave them
~ of it don't feel badly if he
il kind to them for they raised
im and he should do for them.
j. P. B. Tell me if there is q
chance of my getting anything
from this old policy or what should
do with it?
Ans.--Take the policy to the
insurance Office and let them ex-
mine it for you. They can tell
su Immediately upon sight if there
Is any cash value for you. dn
this before it gets misplaced. ]
feel there will be a small dividend
For you. ...
Cleo--He begged me to marry
him and said he loved me and was
nice to me too. I am in college
land he doesn't write anymore. Tell
ne what to expect from him.
Ans.-He has change of mind
since you have been off to school
80. he has been rushing someone
else. feel that when you go home
this summer. q. 4. he will again Seeb
yaur company. He is afraid CT
marriage. &. . he isn't the type that
sks girls 10 marry him often SO
ae won't ask you again unless he
gets some encouragement.
G.. B.--My daughter has just
iniSIe0 a business course and dc
The Phoenix index., 1941-01-11

G. B.-My wife took a trip about
a week before Xmas and promised
to be home the day after Xmas
Fease tell me why she won't write
o. let me hear anything from her.
Ans.J-She left on the trip all
@puffed up" with you about money
matters and vowed that she would
not write. Pay not the slightest
attention to her actions for. she
has had an enjoyable vacation III
Florida and will be home around
the 18th. Her brother encouraged
her to stay while she was. there
When she returns. she will be in
good spirits again.
r. l.. C.-I wonder if / were to
get in touch with my first love
would that make my future life
happy?
Ans.-Freeting and worrying a.
bout, your first love affair is rathe,
foolish. If you we're to see him a.
gain, you would have complete
change Of mind. 1t is ms suggeS-
ton that you forget the past and
make some worthwhile friends
right there in the city where you
are now and try to find someone
18th whom you could find happin-