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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14


They are the last Of Tacoma
national guard units to be
mustered into active service
Other units were indicted last
September and are now stationed
~ Fort Worden.
Battery C. comprising about 90
men and seven officers. j. COM
msnded nv Capt Ensley Level
lvn. II will move into new build
inrs-thres barracks and mess
hsll-located about = mile from
the Pacific highway wa the
Dupont road.
Since induction Feb. Z. Rat
terry 6 men have been spend
ing their time drilling. under
going physical examinations.
taking various anti disease
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14

shots. snd otherwise pro
pairing themselse. for daily
army routine. About half Of
them have h~en sleeping ~
the armor,. the Others going
home each night.
The same procedure Is oeins
followed by the 1oad Anu-Tsnk
men. Tacoms units are Head
quarters Battery. Battery A and
Battery b Another battery il
located at Centralis
Commanded nv Col. Charles W.
Goodwin. the 1880 Tacoma units
comprise about 22o officers and
men. They Will be harrsoksd IN
new buildings located on the old
pistol range. short distance
north OF Gray field, Fort Lewis
flying base.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Griffin Wheel
Foreman Passes
Koehn's Funeral
Will Be Friday

Arthur Ferdinand kcehn. Is
% iTIs 50. oske. st died IN q
local hospital a. 10 IS = m. Wed
nesdsv. He Was foreman at
the Griffin wheel Co and had
worked for that concern 50 years
Funeral services viii 10 held
Friday at : 2. N. from the Lynn
chapel
Koshn. native and lifelong
resident Of Tseoms. leaves his
wife. Mrs. Raymts Margaret
Koehn Of the home one step
daughter. Gloria Mae Nolover OF
Tscoms: hi. mother. Mrs. Tina
Munson. and one sister. hrs. Helen
Hunt, also Of Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Detail More
To Schools
CAMP MURRAY

CAMP tkRAt -- Nemed nv
Maj. Gen. George A. White Thurs
day 10 attend national service
schools were nine officers and four
enlisted men Of the slst division.
Officers who will attend the
battalion commander snd starr
officer infantry school At Fort
Benning. Ca, include Col Jerome
h. Jones. Everett and 1t. Col.
Jane. A. sahiston. Spokane. both
Of the 16lst Infantry. 1t Col
Edward {. Snow. Portland. and
Capt. Robert l. Irving. Roseburg
both 1870 Infantry. 1t Col. Walter
A. Bean. LaGrande ore, Capt.
Elburn r. sims. woodburn, Ore.
and Capt Arthur c. Anderson,
Forest Grove. Ore. all Of the ls6th
Infantry. and Capt Armin u.
Berger. Salem. SGD Brigade head
quarters. They will leave Feb.
% returning about May %.
Second 1t. Ralph Sargent. Port
land. also will go To Fort Ben
ming for a special officers com
munications course. beginning Feb
10 and closing May is.
Pvts James G. Cunningham and
Richard J. Myhre. both OF lloth
Medical regiment and both from
Seattle. will leave April for the
medical field service school al
Carlisle Barracks. Pa. The school
will last a month.
The other two enlisted men
Master Sgt George A. Barth and
Tech. Sgt. Henry II. Hewitt, both
Of Seattle. will attend the quarter
master administration school At
Philadelphia. Pa. starting Feb. IL
and ending April rs Both are OF
the ll6th Quartermaster regiment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Let Contract
For Meters

Award Of the contract Tor sup
plying the city light department
with electric meters for the year
WAS made by the board of con-
tracts and awards Thursday to
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co,
on the basis Of a recommendation
by the utilities department.
The award was made on COM
parative discounts from list prices,
no quantity being specified, units
to be delivered as required. The
departments annual requirements
approximate $4,000, the amount
appropriated.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Personal Injury
Suit Being Heard

A jury in Judge Fred G. Re
mAnn's court began hearing testi-
mony Thursday morning In VI
$3.50 personal injury suit filed
last November by Miss Caroline
Walker. elderly pedestrian, who
was knocked down last April IL
while crossing esth st. near Mckin-
ley ave.
Defendant in the suit "a Ken
meth l.. Lampitt, Tacoma door
plant worker. who II charged with
driving n excess Of so miles per
hour when the accident occurred.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14

VI tiif AtAI ihliifllAs 'AlEA - q
300 contestants when all entrl,
Stadium has submitted the larg-
est entry list. composed Of "a stu
dents who Will engage in both
divisions OF debate, A and b. and
in extemporaneous speaking III
vision A = for experienced tea'ns
and Division Il for inexperienced
teams.
One Of the strongest Division Il
teams il Bremerton. which will
enter the tournament without a
defeat So far this year. Bremen
ton has beaten Silyerdale high on
two occasions and scored a victory
over Stadium In competition at
Tacoma.
The debate question viii be
Resolves That the Power Of the
Federal Government should Be
Increased
Entrants from Tacoma and
neighborhood communities. follow /.
Stadium ~ Debate. Division A.
George Garland. David Wood
bridge. Jeanne Bourland. Grace
Blangy. Sandy Macdonald. Mary
Mcintyre, Jim slayden, Arthur
Gravatt. Bnl scholes. Mark Absr-
nsthy, Jeanette seitz, Marjorie
Carr. Gordon Baker, Alec Daley.
Ray Gillsn and Richard Turner.
Division y. Fora Imada. Aiko
Kimurs. Marilou Forsbeck. Viz
ginia Laekow. Kathryn Hulgren.
Priscilla Sewschwander. BETTY
Mierow. Connie Allen, Stewart
Gsul, Mark Dolliyer. Ray Puddi-
comb. Webster Sougen. Jack Lang
ley, Paul Gsudette, Roger Roger
son, Mlehigo JingoJL
Extemporaneous speaking. Ray
Glllen, Isabelle Lundgren, Barbara
Scott, Jean Bourland. Ray Puddi-
comb. Paul Gaudette. Mark Aber-
nathy. George Garland. Webster
sougen ard David Woodbridge.
sumner Debate, Division u.
Shirley Philips. Roger Ryan. Her
man CaYelt. Dolores Pearson.
Kiroko Naito, Dorothy Nygsrd and
John MART.
Extemporaneous speaking. sbir-
ley Phillips Lorraine Atkinson,
Vera Rutledge. I'd Funk and Ken
meth Helling
Puyallup - Debate Division T.
Douglas Morrison. Harold Jacob
sen. Maryella COckrOn. Russell
Laustsen, Ruth BRAKEMAN. Bill
/ Scott. Keith Lie. Andrew Harstad
Roberta Davies and I'd stem
pinskl. Extsmporsneous. Douglas
Morrison. Harold Jacobson. Rus
sell, Laustsen. Aafvells Cockron.
Bill Scott Andrew Hsrrtad and
I'd sismplnski
Olympia - Debate. Division \.
Dan Ws,i. Kenneth Bragg Dan
West and Kenneth Bragg Division
p. Conn. Bss.is. Betty Lee Roo-
.rson, Jimmie HcHuffy. George
Flsm. Helen Tergillsger. Birdie
Tufnes Insz Hsugsn. sheldon
simmons. Dorothy Ellison. Mar
gent. stIner. Rina H1ntsmsr and
Marguerite stumer.
Lincoln Debate. Division r.
Bon Allison. Shirley Bssrdsmphi
Ruth Zezendef. Hsbis Fofssts.
John Lund. Marvin Shaw. Bill
Kopel and john Howard Lee Ex-
tsmporansous speaking. Pnylll.
Field ard Shirley Bsardsmpnl
Gig Hzrbor 80 Debate. Division y.
Billie Ann Carlson. Dorothy I'd
wards. Ahc. Ksramstie. Del MI
slsen. Elsie Cuttormssn. Louise
Wagner Bud DsWslt and Lor-
rain. Fo3ter. EKtsmporsnsous
Robert Ryan and Lorraine Foster.
Nzshon Debate, DiySion p
Helen wszensr. Vsrn Smith. How
ard Hutchinson and Alfred sof1.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Safety Engineer
To Be Employed

The council passed an ordinance
Thursday authorizing city light
department to employ a safety
engineer at 5000 a month salary,
with a total appropriation of $1,000
for the remainder of 1871.
Commissioner O'Neil said the de-
partment had employed a man on
. temporary basis since last sum-
mer and that his definite assign
ment to the job awaits only. a civil
service examination.
The department has been en-
blowing Gordon Red Tatum as
Instructor and inspector, in spe-
eial resuscitation work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
TO SERVE OUT FINE

wayne Barker, 2s-year-oid
Kent lsborer. Was placed in the
Pierce county Jail Thursday morn
ing 10 serve out 800 fine by
Justice Of the Peace n. J. Trub-
shaw OF Summer for drunken
driving. The fine amounts to IS
days
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Church Loudspeaker
Calls Worshipers

GAsIsTEO. -. Y.--Tbs Old VII.
lags church bell has been ogtnodsd
In this stsuDen county community
khsrs a loud speaker in the b~ifry
summons uorshipsrs 10 .rvies 81
n. newly buiit Wesleyan Hetho-
dat church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Tacoma's Battery 6 Going
To Fort Lewis on Friday
National Guordsmen Will Brock Comp
AT Armory and Stort Active Service

Indicted into service Feb g. Taeomas Battery t.
205th Coast Artillery anaircrsft breaks is temporary
camp AT the armory here Friday al n and moves
to its permanent quarters A. Fort Lewis
And on Tuesday. the three Tacoma units of the loSd
AntTank Battalion indicted into active service last Mon
day will from the armory to their ne" permanent
n Enrt LEV
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
TROUBLE
Stop Getting Up Nights

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cramps pu~y eyes. Get original
GOLD MEDAL Refuse . substitute
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14

el.en ard Monday night sang -
. capacity hrus~ In EuEsns. Ore.
where a ~ss necessary In turn
more man ioo snsieas patrons
away frum the accrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14

Directors Of Pierce county school
districts. who face difficult prob
lens which have arisen from the
national defense program. will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
BANKRUPTCY PETITIONS

Bankruptcy petitions on file with
the clerk Of the federal court
Thursday included;
Raymond r. Stevenson. camas'
listing debts totslling 81 1874. Sc and
no assets.
Arthur n Cowan. Raymond
listing debn totallins 1879 and ne
assets.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
Debate Teams Of 81 High Schools
Entered in Tournament al {. IS.
Largest Entry List Made by Stadium:
Bremerton Comes Here Undefeoted

Debate from 81 high schools will converge at the
College Of Puget Sound Friday and Saturday TO compete in
the colleges annual state tournament
DR. Charles r. Batn. debate coach at c. s and director
of the tournament expects entry list of approximately
300 contestants when all emf RES are submitted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14
County School Directors
To Meet at life Saturday

meet Saturday. Feb Is. To hear
talk nv Mrs Pearl Nsnsmsker,
state superintendent Of public in
struction.
She will appear at the o'clock
luncheon session OF the directors
association at the Fife high school.
Mrs Ioyce G. Stone OF the North
Puyallup district. president of the
group, will direct the program.
which includes election OF new Of
ficers.
County Supt Percy J. Cox urged
all directors in the county to at
tend and hear discussions Of school
bills already before the state legis-
lsture which may affect their
schools vitality.
Growing ENROLMENT
Among problems faced by Pierce
county school districts. Cox said
Thursday, the principal one is
growing enrolment. which con-
servative estimates place at 500
new pupils by next fall. Most Of
them are being crowded into lakes
district schools. Spanaway and
Falkland. but districts as far away
as Roy may be hit. Some soldiers
AT McChord field are establishing
homes in Puyallup. he noted.
We are checking all students
now" Cox said. TO learn how
many are from out OF the state
and how many from other parts
OF Washington. so We will know
how much federal aid We want
to ask.
The people in the districts
shouldn't have TO share the burden
of building additional buildings for
families coming from out of the
state"
Soldiers In School
Another burden already on
county schools is high school in
struction being given to around
/ 400 soldiers each week at Dupont
and around 1000 each week at
/ Clover Park.
The County Directors associa-
ton will start its business meet
ing at 2 O'Clock in the Fife audi
forum. Also on the program IL
talk on county plan Of visual
education by Walter c. Brown of
Clover Park high school and q
talk by DR.. Norman r. Magnussen,
county health officer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-14

Mss sI1obeth M Fitch obove heodrsiress OF Annie
WRIGHT semnory leoves Thursday evening TOR Atomic CITY
New Jersey where she will offend meetings OF the Notono
Assoc oton Principals of Schools tor Girls The
ton IS meeting Feb s % with the National tducoon
assoc lotion ond the Association OF Deems
One OF four representatives Of Polite Cooa ptivots
schools MISS Fitch plons in the until eofy
month returning 10 Tooomo March IS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14
Ann Arbor Team
Playing Ferndale

Ann Arbor Edwards Brothers
gained the right to meet Ferndale
in the semi-finals OF the Sixth Dis
trict NYA baseball tournament at
Briggs Field this afternoon by edg-S
ing out Wayne, 4-3, Wednesday.
Having approved a protest by
Wayne OF Ann Arbor's earlier "a
win on Tuesday, Commissioner
Lloyd w. Odds ordered the replayal
OF the final two innings. The pro-
test conferred around an erroneous
decision by the umpires on an in
reference play.
Howard Wikel, former University
High athletic star, allowed Wayne
one hit, while Tom Dubozy BANKED
Ann Arbor during their brief ap-
pearances on the mound. Neither
team scored.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14
Recreation Boys Crowned Interpark Game Champions
Win Over Youths From Other
Parks in Annual Field Day

feated Ellis and Reddaway (R), Bur
rell and Hewens (R) defeated Foley
and Hamilton (H). Points: Recrea-
tion 4, Harriet 4.
Checkers
Hewens (R) defeated Atkins tHt
King (R) defeated Taylor (D.
Burrell (R) defeated Hamilton
CHI, Wallace (R) defeated Bass
(H). Points: Recreation 20, Harriet
0.
Horseshoes
Singles
Williams CID defeated Miller (R) A.,
Upthegroye (R) defeated Jacobs
CHI, Campbell (H) defeated King
(R), Hall (H) defeated Bachman
(R). Points: Recreation 3, Harriet
8.
Doubles
Campbell and Hall (H) defeated
Upthegrove and Bachman (R),
Franklin and Taylor CID defeated
Chisel and Miller (R).. Points: Rec
reation 0, Harriet s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14
Stove Co. Men
Tighten Grasp
on City Title
Walk Over Hapless
Druggists to Hang
up Fifth Victory

United Stoves hard hitting nine
frightened its. grasp on the league
lead Wednesday night as 1t walk
ed over hapless Cunningham to
hang up its fifth victory in it's
last six starts. The Stovemen
tackled loss number eight to the
Druggists string.
Wednesday contest was a real
ball game for four full innings
before slender Roger Plonte. the
Cunningham's pitcher. weakened.
Plonte managed to escape from
several tight spots without any
damage being done and was first
scored on in the third inning when
the Stovemen knotted the count at
one run apiece.
He also got through. the fourth
in spite of two hits hut in the
fifth four hits. two singles. a dou-
Bile, and triple by Ken Frey the
batting star of the game, brought
in three runs and put the Stove
men ahead for good. The deluge
really came in the sixth though
when Plonte's control deserted him
and he walked five men, gave
up three hits, and saw six men
cross the plate before he could
finally retire the side. The over
whelming nine run margin that
this gave the Stove Works was
far too much for the Druggists to
overcome. especially with Dale
Hanson pitching. so Charlie Town.
sley's crew had to accept defeat
again.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14

Recreation Parks boys were
crowned Inter-Park champions for
1941 Wednesday afternoon at Rec
reation Park as they triumphed over
teams from the other three parks
in their annual field day Led by
their powerful softball team which
hung up two easy victories, the
boys from Recreation had very little
trouble in dethroning Harriet, the
1910 boys interpark champ.
Drawing Harriet in the opening
round, Recreation got the jump on
their opponents by slapping a 6-2
defeat on them in the softball game.
With Bob Norman hurting and
Red Bachman receiving. Recreation
jumped off to a lead they never
relinquished in the first inning when
they scored three runs. As events
proved this was enough to win with
Harriet able to score but twice off
Norman, but Recreation added a
single tally in the second, and two
more in the fourth to give them the
ball game and twenty big points.
They then proceeded to walk away
with the field events scoring thir-
teen points in paddle tennis, thir-
teen in croquet, fifteen in checkers,
and three in horseshoes, to elimin-
ate Harriet from further considera-
ton with So to 81 defeat.
Meanwhile Prospect and Wood
ruff were engaging in their contest
with the winner to engage Recrea-
ton for the title. The East Side boys
had some difficulty with Woodruff
in the baseball game as they bare
ly came out with an S-6 win but the
field events saw Prospect hang up
thirty nine more points to become a
59-41 winner.
They then took on Recreation
with the championship at stake but
the baseball game went the latter's
way and Prospect was unable to
overcome the twenty point deficit
thus created. For a while It looked
as though the Wanted Recreation
team were going down to defeat but
four run rallies in each of the last
two innings pulled the game out of
the fire. Until the fourth Prospect
led 20 but in that and the following
frame Recreation put across enough
tallies to coast across the victor.
Prospect then forfeited the field
events and Recreation became
champion by 60-40 score. Prospect
of course was second, and Harriet
defeated Woodruff 80 in their soft
ball game and then won the meet
81 to 80 to take third place. while
Woodruff brought up the rear.
RECREATION VS.. HARRIET
softbaII Game
Recreation s, Harriet 2. Batteries:
Recreation. Norman and Bachman;
Harriet, Franklin and Grinage.
Points: Recreation 20, Harriet 0.
Paddle Tennis
Singles
Norman (R) defeated Bass (H),
Franklin CID defeated Stokes (R),
C. King (R) defeated D. Atkins CID,
Chisel (R) defeated D. Hamilton
CID. Points: Recreation 3, Harriet
8.
Doubles
Norman and Stokes (R) defeated
ilNAhlAhOh anu nan NLAI vi mage anu
Hamilton CID defeated Drew and
Forester (R). Points; Recreation
4, Harriet 4.
Croquet
Singles
Schaechterle (R) defeated Madi.
son CID. Ellis (R) defeated Foley
CID, Grinage (HD defeated Redda-
way (R), Wallace (R) defeated
Hamilton CID. Points: Recreation
8, Harriet 8.
Doubles
Hamilton and Grinage (H) de
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14
Lee Comes Through to Throw
One Hitter For Laundry Team

singles and an error for q run TO
come from behind and tie the count
in the sixth inning Of Its contest
with Motor State. Darkness pre-
vented further competition. Neil
Schmenk homered for Motor state
with one man on base in the fourth
inning.
Willow Run defeated American
Radiator, 14-2.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14
Amazed Ex-CoW Puncher
laSS0eS 10-Pound Fish

PASADENA, Gallup George
Hapgood. ex-cow puncher, offers
the world a new sport thrill-las-
soing fish.
He was trolling, he said, in a
motor boat at about miles an
hour between Newport Beach and
San Diego when his line jerked
He reeled In and found he had
lassoed a 10 pound Bonita around
his tail. He did not insist his for
mer cowboy experience had any
thing to do with the feat.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14
FLOUR FOUND INFESTED

Detroit. Aug. LAP Federal
Judge Ernest A. O'Brien issued an,
order Tuesday permitting a bak-
ing company to salvage more than
1880 tons of flour which was at
tached Monday by a federal libel
action. The flour. found to be in
tested with beetles, will be used
for manufacture of paste and Sec
ondary byproducts. The libel &C.
ton was the largest single attach.
ment ordered In Detroit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14

Whenever Wallace Durfee. Tro-
jan Laundry manager. wishes to
give his pitching ace. l.. ]. Wagner.
a rest, he always has dependable
Bob Lee to fall back upon as SUD-
stitute moundsman.
Lee came through again Wednes-
day by throwing a one-hitter in
downing the Merchants. 4 to 0. The
victory moved Trojan Laundry a
half-game ahead Of Motor State,
the latter team battling to a Sc
deadlock with Central Specially.
A single by Howard Herbst in
the fifth spoiled Lees chances for
a perfect game. He struck out two,
walked one.
Trojan crammed all of its scoring
into the second and third innings.
The defending champions pushed
over three runs, including a homer
by Vaughan Koppin, in the second
and one in the third.
Central speciality put together two
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14
REDUCE GREEN FEES

Detroit, Aug. 14-AP-The Met
ropolitan Golf Association Of De
troit passed a ruling Wednesday
to allow service men to play golf
for one half OF the normal green
fees on the Is courses in the De.
troit area.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Wednesdays Results
New York II, Boston So
Brooklyn 7. Philadelphia ?.
Chicago s. Pittsburgh 4.
Cincinnati 3. ST. Louis 2 90 in
nings).
Today's Games
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
New York at Boston.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14
RESIGNS POST

Pontiac, Aug. lap Johnny
Shada has resigned his post as
head football coach OF Assumption
College to become coach at ST.
Frederick's high school~a5 Pontiac.
Shada's team last season placed
second in the Michigan-Ontario
collegiate conference.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14
PLAN TARGET MEET

Flint, Aug. Zap A district
target meet, sponsored by the
Michigan Archery Association. will
be Sunday at the Flint Central
High School football field. between
50 and 50 entries are expected.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14
INJURIES FATAL

Flint. Aug. 14-AP-Injuries re-
ceived in an automobile collision
were fatal Wednesday to Lewan-
ma Mae Gilbert. (, of Gaines.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14
SPORTS Roundup


Chicago AP Manager Del Baker hopeful his Detroit Tigers
would drive toward the first division their doubeeader
today picked Hal Newhouser and Tommy Bridges possibly
Paul Trout pitch against the Chicago White Sox Their to
triumph the Sox Wednesday left the Benga three and
half games below occupants of the bottom notch the
can Leagues first dvision-the Chicago White Sox.
East Chicdqo-UP-C Tenn attempts today
peat 5icorv Performance Rockville Ind
the regional finals Of the american Legion Junior Baseball
Tournament The cinncy 'H fqy ST. LoHs for the regional title
Detroit-AP-A farway eud expected develop be-
Michigan and Ohio Simon Pures TODAY the
places the National Amateur Qualifying Trials Frank
lin Hills
New YoykUPThe Cincinnati Reds all ba stom of their
championship idWeLs bit that doesn't they aren't going
play important role III the National League Race from here
The Reds rmbhed 50 10 innings and trimmed the Cards
lead O7ey the Dodgers TO half game
Flint Naturalization Buck Shane OF Kalamazoo began
campaign today defend his Michigan Closed Tennis Cham
ponshp with five leading conender hot the trial of his title
Heading the list of 3d. Gene Russell Detroit CITY cham
pon Rex Norris Lansing last years runnerup Roscoe Buc
Burgess Flint and Morris Drilling and Bill Irwin Of Grand
Rapids.
Albion Mich APInsaons 50 football candidates for
Ai5on Colleges 1871 issued today by Coach Dale
Sfr0nkIe 5rho 5eH begin practice drills Sept g.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14
Mondays Games

Mondays Games
Motor State VS.. American Radia-
tor at Recreation.
Central Specially VS.. Merchants
at Prospects
Willow Run VS.. United Stove at
Island Park.