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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Red Counterdttdks Set Ndzis
Back Near Odessa, Soviets Say

Of two companies Of Germans
aud p loaded vehicles.
a Moscow radio broadcast said
that between $1,000 and S0O0t
Germans had been Killed. wounded
or captured m battles around Lake
linen. on the northern sector OF
Tho front and that another 10000
had been killed or wounded m the
BcloSccv Forest near KEY IN the
Uktanc.
"RegardIeSs Of their enormous
losses, ,thp Russian announcer
added "the Germans are throw
ING IA new divisions.
The Sovict> also are suffer-
ing serious losses.
Earlier the Moscow radio re-
ported the determination Of an
enemy infantry division no eight
DAYS and nights Of combat on The
southern front
a broadcast said the division
WAS knocked out I'm a sector
where both German and Rumanlan
forces are attacking, presumably
The Odessa front, where both
Nazi and RumanIan forces have
been trying 10 capture Russia )
valuable Black Sea port
Prior 10 this broadcast the
Soviet high command announced
destruction Of 100 German planes
in single day and also claimed
the "annihila,lon Of nearly SIX
German infantry battalions about
$500 men in a five-day battle on
the central front
The high command 5 midnight
communQuc stated
"On September 20, 100 Ger
man planes were destroyed.
The Russian air force lost 2l
machines.
cor the 100 German planes
destroyed, % were brought down
i'm air combat and - were de-
StroNed i'm airdrOmeS.'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

MOSCOW. Sept. IS Russian
oouuter-attaoks have thrown back
The German be>iegers Of Odessa
for several miles the oiflcia.
Moscow radio reported today.
The radio asserted also that Ru-
mania had lost half Ms army since
the beginning OF tho Wal
CRumania's army before krE
NjchaeIS domain entered the
war was estimated az well over
100000 mon and has been
ffeatly Increased since chen
New Red army Successes ON the
central front and continued fight
iuc on an sectors were announces
hN The Soviet high command n tho
noon war c0mDlunQuC
ION one sector of the western
'front.' The bulletin stated, 900
Germans were killed and 900
were taken prisoner. six tanks,
eight guns and other weapons
were captured.
I'm another sector our air
force assisted I'm the destruction
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Mrs. Belle Mcdonald
Services He d for Kin
Of I776 Soldier

Funeral services for Mrs. Belle
Mcdonald 90, whose grandfather
was a soldier under Gen. George
Washington during the American
Revolutionary War were held las
night al S o'clock in the Cooper
Brothers Funeral Home, 10404
Mack avenue.
Mrs. Mcdonald died Sunday al
the home Of her sister. Mrs. Lettic
Whitman, 1919 LycaSte avenue
Her mothers father. Capt. John
Dennis served with a group OF
New Jersey volunteers during the
entire war for independence.
She is survived by her sister.
Mrs. Whitman. and two Stepchil-
dren. Burial viii be in Union City.
Ind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Eli W. GreenwdId
Was Assistant Foreman
at Dodge Plant

Funeral services will he held
tomorrow AT , p. m. from Lewis
Brothers Funeral Home. John r.
street and Chandler avenue. for
Eli William Greenwald Of 1913
Ridgewood avenue, who died yes
terday at the age of As
Mr. Greenwald was an assistant
foreman al the Dodge main plant.
where he had been employed for
25 years. since coming 10 Detroit
from Saginaw. his birthplace. He
was also member OF the julius
RoScnwald Post 2lS of the Ameri-
can Legion.
Mr. Greenwald is survived by
his wife. Gertrude. two daughters,
Louise and Sharon. both living al
home. and three brothers. Jacob
and Henry of Detroit. and Emu
of Now York City.
Burial viii be- IN Beth Abraham
Cemetery
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Mrs. BIumrosen

Funeral services viii be held to-
morrow IN the chapel OF Glover
Hill Park Cemetery at p m. for
Mrs. Jennie BlumroScn. who died
yesterday AT the age OF Il IN the
home OF her daughter. Mrs. Morse
Goldman. 1865 Fairfield avenue.
after several years illness.
Mrs. BlumroSen, the widow of
Moses BlumroSen, first mayor Of
ManiStiquc. was born in 'Hlpena on
Aug. -. 1870 She came here in
1920 after her husbands death
and became quite active in
Nomen's organizations
Surviving are four children,
Mrs. Saul SaulSon. Mrs. Goldman
and Mrs. Ellis Fisher of Detroit.
and Joseph BlumroSen Of Lincoln
Park; eight grandchildren. two
brothers, Louis RoScnthal OF De-
troit, and Ben RoSenthal of Flint,
and three sisters, Mrs. Samuel
1 WeinStein of Detroit; Mrs. Archie
Barnett OF Pontiac, and Miss
Zelma RoSenthal OF Patterson
y l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Mrs. Jennie Grdhm
| a st Rites 7 O morrow
for Charitable Worker

Rabbi Leon Fran will conduct
last rites tomorrow at 2 p. m. foi
Mrs. Jennie Grahm. who died Mon.
day after a long illness. al her
home AT 1915 ParkSide avenue.
Mrs Grahm. whose life was de-
voted 10 charitable work. was born
81 years ago in New York City
but had spent the past 30 years in
Detroit She was a member OF
HadaSSah and Temple Israel
SURFING are the husband, vii
liam. her father two sons. three
q aug h terS. three sisters. two
brothers and four grandchildren
Services Will be- held at the vii
liam r Hamilton Funeral Home
with burial IN Clover Hill Gene
terry Birmingham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

There's no inner way than the
American way. Let's keep IL
that way. Buy Defense Bonds
and Stamps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

them. i carried a union card for
many years, but clio officials
have taken the position that be-
cause l can't interpret the law
as they like II. that 1 am against
labor unions, which Is unfair and
untrue.
"If l write an opinion that
some Republicans don't like, they
think it's personal afrront. If
the Democrats don't like one.
they call IL partisan. III the
unions don't like my opinions.
they say ! am a labor hater."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Killed in Crash

LANSING, Sept. 23.-Leo Pask-
van, %, Of Lansing. was killed in
an automobile crash near Jones'
Vile. PaSkvan, movie projection
man for the Michigan tuberculosis
Association, was on route 10 the
Hillsdale County Fair TO show
film.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
ADVERTISEMENT
A Million Dollars
10 Relieve Piles

II il estimated that over a mil.
lion dollars annually is spent for
various remedies for relieving piles.
Yet any druggist will tell you that
soothing, cooling, astringent Peter
sons Ointment will aIlay pile tor
ture in a few minutes. 35c box
60c in tube with applicator Peter
sons ointment brings prompt, joyful
rrlicf from itching. Money back II not
delighted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Men, Women Over 40
Don't Be Weak, Old
Feel Poppy, New, Years Younger

Take Ostrex. Contains general tonics. stimulants
often needed after 4O-by bodies lacking iron cal
cum phosphorus. iodine. NitAmin Is A 73-year-
old doctor writes IT did 80 much Tor patients.
took IL myself Results tine Get special tntrOduc-
tory 35c sire OstreX Tonic Tablets today for only
29c. start feeling pcppy. younger today.
For sale a. an dru. store, eyeryvhereln Detroit.
su tunnlugham... hin.rrs. Sans and Walgreen
Diu. STORES,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
WoefuI Rushton
Defends Ban
On City Unions
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING. Sept. 23.-In a let
ter full of woe. Atty. Gen. Herbert
y. Rushton today defended his
ruling that employees performing a
government function do not have
the right to collective bargaining
II was written 10 Roy Loveland.
Cadillac. president of Local 298.
State. County and Municipal
Workers of America CCIO), in
answer 10 his complaint.
II do not make the laws"
Rushton wrote. 81 only interpret
ADVERTIsENENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

SEvERAL thousand Michigan families
get their chief support from deep
water commercial fishing. The states
yearly catch is valued at nearly
$2.5OO,OOO.
Whitefsh are still the prime deli.
cacy Of the Great Lakes, and com
mand top prices, but their number
has declined steadily. Today lake
trout and lake herring lead white6sh
in the total value of the catch. while
yellow pike, yellow perch and clubs
also are commercially important.
Fish must be kept iced from the
time they are brought in, and there
can he no delay in getting them to
market. Fish companies use the tcle-
phone to keep track of the demand,
and thus avoid shipping to places
already well supplied.
You can enjoy supper of fresh
caught fish. straight from the Lakes,
by merely calling up the nearest
market!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
WAKE UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Without C,IOmel-A And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in the Morning Rarin' to Go

The liver should pour 2 pints % bile Juice
into your bowels every day. II this bile is
not flowing freely. your food may not d.
gest. IL may just decay in the bowels. Then
gas blosts up your stomach. You get con.
supated. You feel sour. sunk and the world
looks punk.
II taxes those good. old Carriers Little
Liver Pills 20 set these pints Of bile flow
ing freely TO make you feel up and up"
Get package today. Take a. directed.
Effective in making bile flow freely. AJAX
for Carter's Little Liver Pills. Toe and 2Ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23
Mothers Friend
helps bring ease
and comfort 10
expectant
mothers.

MO T II z r 8
wi FRIEND. an
exquisitely pre-
pared emollient. Is
useful In all rondi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-23

AUNFNTIsFMtNT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

81 900 a day if the Detroit TRACK
gets 10 per cent and gives pa
per cent of il to the state.
Walter p. Chrysler Jr. has u
2-year-olds in Winter quarters at
Belmont Park under the veteran
trainer Henry MCDANIEL They're
not giving horses away in Eng
land despite the deluge of bombs
United States turfmen found
this out when all their cabled
bids TO the recent Newmarket
Sales fell short of the pounds
sterling offered by Britons.
Charley Raynor. trainer of
Louis J. Lepper's Motor City
Stable will prepare two sons OF
Hard Track. Seabiscuit's sire, fol-
racing this Spring One is out
of Murmuring and the other from
Opera Bouffe The youngsters
now at Keeneland. are the two
which Owner Lepper put on his
ornate Christmas card.
Jimmy Smith, who recently re.
signed as trainer of the Dixians
stable, has just become a natural.
lied American citizen Jimmy
is of Scottish ancestry TIT
little fellow who rode Blue Lark,
spur for Col. +. r. Bradley may
sign as trainer for a leading Mary.
land stable before the eastern
season opens.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Don't Vary Much

Outside of the weather. tennis
playing conditions, hardly vary
while in badminton the atmos-
phere AFFECTS the fiight~of 1.-THE
bird. In Canada the cour,s are
extremely cold and you really have
TO slug the bird to get anywhere.
But in the states the places are
so warm that a strongly hit bird
will almost knock down the oppos
site wall. Court tactics are very
much the same and think that
one game helps the other.
My greatest thrill in sports hap
pened last year when my partner
and myself had chance 10 play
Alice Marble and her partner in
doubles in Cincinnati and we eked
out two games in the match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Trenton Gets Meet

Trenton has been awarded the
State Class p high school swim
ming championships on March ]
+. -. II marks the first time The
school has landed the event
I'd Barkiarz Of Ecorse. a lineran
VIII captain Alma's 1912 football.
team N[
They're drawing record crowds
at hockey games in. the Upper
peninsula League THIS season
Talk has II the loop may be in.
creased from four 10 six members
come another Winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Blasted Off Court

My interest in the game started
when people whom could beat in
tennis blasted me Off the badmin-
ton court in short order. 1t was
quite a Joy when in 1884 l won
my first Michigan State closed
badminton tournament and it's
been even nicer to have retained
it since. This title brought al
most but not quite the thrill as
winning my first city open tennis
event in 1885.
Badminton tourna ments are
started and finished over the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
FOR MONDAY
FIRST RACE-si. zee, etaiming, z-yea
q mniarns. Eorx~ry Cnurne.

coaching duties at Hesperia High
Johnny Pingel. another for
mcr Spartan of Al-American foot
ball fame. hopes TO organize 9
grid team when he enters thu
army this week
An annual procedure by Claiu
Beukema. Grand Rapids Christian
basketball coach. is to file his re-
igustion with the. schools Off
Gals The request gets Beu
kenla no place. because the schoo
claims he's too good to lose.
Gus Sharemet University o
Michigan swimmer. has his ey
trained on turning newspaper rs
porter !. Johnny Gee. the Pitts
burgh Pirate pitcher. currently 4
working out with the Woiverin
baseball team in indoor drifia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Sweepida Rushes
To Coast Victory

SANTA ANITA PARK, Cal.
JAN 25.-Sweepida. sweetheart of
III. G. Dutch Hills backyard.
dashed from striking distance in
the stretch today TO handily win
the $4,000 Santa Catalina Handi-
cap by length and a half.
Sweepida forged into the lead
with his top weight OF 126 pounds
just as Wilton. who had lead from
the barrier, folded on the stretch
turn.
Following Sweepida under the
wire were Cayenne and Rolling
Bail. Rolling Bali made a move
through the stretch but tired
from the effort. and Cayenne
moved by him to take second.
Big Ben was fourth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

Items gathered here and there
in Michigan:
Presenting Decay Ernst, judge
advocate of the Michigan Inter-
collegiate Athletic Conference D..
He's the gent responsible. in part.
for the elaborate sporting program
in state loop.
Ernst still holds the world in
door record for 40 yards STEP
ping the distance in "A seconds
while az Michigan State . It's a
funny story how its come to pass
that Ernst developed into one of
the Spartans' greatest runners in
history.
When a freshman. Ernst Soured
at the idea of engaging in knee
bending exercises in a gym class
directed by L. L. Frinodig, now
States assistant athletic director
-. The only "out" was for Ernst
TO report for track.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26

The question of badminton
versus tennis holds unusual inter
est among tennis players since a
group of them started playing
badminton in Detroit in 1890 to
fill in the Winter months.
Interest was spontaneous and
Detroit now boasts numerous
clubs in schools and churches and
up to last year a national cham
pion in Walter Kramer.
The women claim that they
have very enjoyable games against
the men since in badminton il is
a question more of brains than
Drawn plus a large amount Of
deceptive skill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Nearing CrOUn

Three Rivers basketball team,
which not too long ago was In
the midst of a losing streak
that lasted 50 games, now IL
well on its way toward the Big
Seven flag East Lansing's
prep quintet recently ran up 20
points in a single game.
Ann ArbOr High apparently
believes in taking its cue from
the University Of Michigan =.
The props matched the coliegi-
ates' brilliant football record
last Fail and now the former
is keeping pace with the uni
versity in swimming.
Fred Osborne, 1O-year-old
Mesick pitching hopeful. has
turned down chance to join
the St Louis Cardinals, farm
chain :. -. He's waiting for
promised tryOut with Muskegon
in the Michigan League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Stars in Events

lie did-snd before he was
graduated, Ernst ran the high
and low hurdles, all the .dashes.
performed on the various relay
teams and participated in the
broad jump He starred in
each, incidentally.
As Judge Advocate of the ".
4. A. A. tfor 10 years. Ernst has
instituted reforms In officiating.
brought about field days IN
track and the playoff system in
basketball when teams finish
deadieeked during the regular
season.
Today. Ernst sells trophies
and medals when not running
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Santa Anita Results

ftra K.ce 500. allowances. 2-yesr-
Chiqu.ta Mia CHaas) 100 3n go
Bold Lucy Gray $50 40
b-Vadtns Meta (Psrso) 90
Time "a s. off as.
Hoon. Boots and Spurs = -NAidins
Mare. s-Put In. e-Rs6io Ire c-crystal
Chimes and Asorevistion also ran.
s-Boeing entry.
r-<4-..@-~s-.+-
CIR G. Stable entry.
second Kaoe-si 500 claiming, i-yesr-
osds ana NJ. ia mfies.
The Queen tWaup 5 81 100 so
AIhino (NeveE1 500 20
Brilliant Light tBslsssiD 20
Time IS. off %
Cross :, Cailno. Ebony Moor Fav y
Niossy's Best and Ny Unf~srse also ran.
Third Raee-si 500. claiming. f-yesr-olds
ana Up. y mile:
Theater KING
fWesiropeD 10 50 $40 -
Queen Toke (Podriruerl 90 %
BLACK HiEhbro~ (Parisol 80
Time ~ S-s. OF 2-57
Rrulo. Lap Pan. superrfiiio- SAVIOUR
Blue Pesss. cynsc Queen. GAlrnics. Cora
e and caroas. also ran.
roar'b Rses-sI SOC. claiming, swear
Lgh, Reign flames $50 80 70
The Raider tSerest $40 -
Buckhorn Greek fWesfrop<l 50
TINE I.Is "a off 3-o7
Pot shot, Kiosk. Single Wing Savings
Bank DO Justice and Free ENohsnE. also
ran.
fihh Rsce-si 500, claiming. f-year-olds
aud W. 4. mile.
Advccs'or tJsrnesl 500 % so
Naechance fkeiiyb 1900 ga
Eyil Spirit fBermanl 50
Time u Is. Of 33sL
ana CinesSr aIsa ran
sixth Rse.-Sis. 600 aided santa cats-
ina Handicap. 9-yesr-osds and Hp. ! l-is
miieF
swecpsds tSevsss 10 s01 go
Caysnnr fDeerrxl 2l21 ~ 20
Railing Bail tDocsonN - 50
Ardeneil Yankee Dandy Up n over
BsE Ben. Wilton. Lsvengro, Bubohns Boy
md Justice N also ran.
>>,~ssh R.,e 5oq. siio- sness t-yesr-
olds and w J mile
Vino Puro tAcams} poo $50 so
General Manager tCorbetf) SO ga
Fsiry Chant James, $40
Time ~ as. OF i.G
chance View Beautiful H. Beiplsy and
RouEh Pass also ran.
Eighth Rsoe-si 500. ciAimiug. 4.ycar-
,.ids snc Up. LIS miles
Chsirhone tPesrsonl $50 50 $50
Ars,ans Woods tRodrigOczl $50 %
InHafie (Longdenl $40
Time 81 Ia. off s:0si7
Ginobi. s-Tow Rops. Bat- Mare iss'
once. sBOcse, Head. Or Loeaiton am A.
Play also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
! Proud Of PROGENY

The proge Of Marguerite,
wn ed by William Woodward,
chairman of/the Jockey Club, have
earned moro money than that of
any other mare IN the history Of
racing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
On the State Beat : : By George 'la't'
M. IA A. LEADERS TRACK CAREER RECALLED

The coaches hate to admit it,
but the draft is going TO snatch up
some first-class football talent at
Michigan. Michigan State and Uni
versity of Detroit Also at sew
eral of the smaller schools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
Start Title Defense

At least 81 players are expected
TO be entered in the Detroit A a.
L. doubles handball tournament
which gets under way at the
Downtown Y. NJ. c. A.. Friday.
The title was won last year by Al
Zerbo and Doctor Milton Lappin
representing the Downtown -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
City Skate Meet
Summaries

Following arr the results Of
Saturdays results m the city
championship meet at Belle Isle
SENIOR MN
Panis-Genrre orns.enchuk 50 "a olfea
karnr. 30 Hsnfy Gerqure. p John he
usaY and Walter Orleienchuk 20 raes.
rs yards-~oo by Oidenksmp, George
omsienrhsk. second; kensa4y, third-
vn.-Wo- by G-orre oa,sienchuk. Ges-
~. 81 p
sE>IoR woNEN
Points Dorothy Johnsan. 50; Nur1ei
Niu,r 80 Narv Roach %
~ wards Wcn - johnson; W. -, see
ord Roach thifd. Time. rs.
ffn ysr1s Won ~ iohr~on Miner, sec
ord, Roach. third Tine. 81 ?
INrrRNrpisrt BOYS
Points Russell wide 90. TED o'dsn.
kanlp and Ienuie NcDoGrsil. So each
Wallace HsydeH. 20
40 yards- WI ~ Ncl'ousaI oiaen-
IA M. second Wiids third Time. -
aHe-Won by wide Hayden. second
oldsnksrnp. third. TJme. 5oss-
JUNIOR Bo,s
Nile Won by - FinneEsn. Ray Paia-
1olia1 secona. Gordon Hefn. thru. Time
3 26
orEN EVENTS
Junior Rows Novic, 22n yards Won n,
Roy PaiaHaila ~ ReCkrf. r-rOnd. Don
Carts. thira. Time -
Juvenile Boys Novice 22o Yards, wor
~ Don weidman: steve Nornef, secoDd
Waiter Shsru. bird. Time ~
Iaternedists BOYS Novice. z2a yards
Won ~ Gordon Ryan. AicK Aihs"n. sec
Fs-s 4
senior Women Sovic.. 72o ysrds-wor
Nv Dorothy Johnson. Aariet MILLER. seoond
MARY Roach. third TIM .z6-
Grady Glass Girls 80 yards-won rs
Patsy HuEemsnn. JORGE Hiott secund
Laura Jane Deipier, third. Time .0s.z.
Cradle Clsss Boys. 100 yards-won hs
Bob yohnsnn: James Mccarthy. second
Richard Roberts. third Time :l5.3.
Junior Girls Novice. 100 yArds-Won by
Mildred Scott: Eleanor Connolly. second
Evelyn Roberts. third. Time .i2.e.
Midget Boys Novioe--won by Mike Ds-
tern; Eugene Kiyn. second. Don corcoran
third Time :ii.6-
Senior Men Novice. 22o yards b,
George Trotzak Harvey Tyler. second
Russell Emery. third. Time .22.6.
Juvenile Girls Novice. 100 yards-Wor
hy Betty johnson. Marian Freuad. second
Kathleen knsus. third Tune IL.
Junior Girls. 40 ysrds-won by Mildred
Scott. Evelyn Roberts second Mary Lot
vorpagel. third. Time 2e.2.
senior Men. $50 yards--W6n by Georr,
Trotzuk; Eddie Delpier. second. Erwin
stopmel. third. Time ~.
Backward and scuning Race. is mile
Won by I'd Odenkamp and Vince Dene-
cour: leo Wotko~1ak snd Roy Helminskl
second. Doug Johnson ana RiA Mcneil
third. Time 1900.
intermediate Novice. $50 ysrds-won b,
Alex Allison Gordon Rysa,- seennd Doc
NinEardr thlrd--Iima HI -&---
udget Boys. 1-s miie-won nv Eurens
KIN. Ken Galhraith. secVnd William
Sunon. third Time 3sS
Juvenile BOYS. 100 yards Won BY I'd
Paquette. Chris Harris second, Frank
Whitman. third Time 1872.
Girls Mir Community Retay-won by
team Of Dorothy Johnson. Nuriel Miller
Mary Roach ana Virginia Delpier: team Of
Ann Cutter, Kay Durnan, Marge DicelIc
and Angela Cars. second. team of Flor.
ence oidenkamp Betty Jean johnson
Marian Freund and Msry.Lou Vorpagel.
third. Time 2.22.
Junior Boys Mic Relay Won by team
Of Pay Paiskolls. Bruce wilson Laverns
Rsicher. nnd Gordon Hefu; team Of Dor
winEard. Jack Fucsel pies BrIny snc
Isck Stevenson. second team of Jim
Blanchard Jim Timm, Joe Searle and
George Gsgnon. third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-26
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Women in Sports
CONNIE DONOVAN
BY CONSTANCE O'DONOVAN
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weekend. whereas in tennis they
are weekly affairs al the mercy
of the weather.
-Four years running now play
has been stopped by rain in he
Sapinaw Valley tennis tournament
and l had TO play the quarter,
semifinals and finals on the last
day. On one occasion before win
ming the crown / played 102 games
in one day and after il was over
i was very happy to be alive to
tell abOll. IT,