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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
Sports Roundup

Asben Colo Up Dick DnraHee former Dartmouth UNI
tesy skier 1yon the National Saom Championship Sunday
nosrg out Toni Matt North ConuGy ~ H. do1vnhW iehodtT
on e1chsron Roeh Run Mdyyn Shdp Of Sfo5ve IT,
the Womers Saom title, finishing ahead Of Nancy Key
|rods Sun Vaey Idaho and Gretchen Fraser oVomsnS do5t-
|tiH champion of Sun Valley
Mexico City AP An uncooperative bull almost ruined
Lorenzo E Magnfco) Garzas attempt back from su
disgrace Sunday but only succeeded in tearing the maa
doris pants after which Cara promptly slew the bull and two
others The big started week ago Sunday when after nine
nges Of the matados sword bull refused roll over and die
and amid approving cheers led spend the rest of his
days stud Failure kill the bull the low Of bull
fighting.
NeO York up Representatives. of 10 Ne1v York colleges
today in the office of Asa S. Bushnell Director Of Eastern
intercollegiate athletics choose fiVs teams for the Nd
iond I5don Basketball Tournament at Madison Square Gar
dn March 1924 Long Island University Rhode Island State
and Seton Hall haze dccPsed ineIdtons.
Pensacola Fla UP - Bobby Riggs of Chicago breezed
through successful defense of his Pensacola naona Ten
Championship Sunday by defeating Frank Kova Of Oakland
Calf o. GA, 6-3 in the final Riggs and Jack Kramer Los
Angeles Calf beat Wayne Sabn Portland Ore and Gardner
Muloy Miami 40 OIL $40 6-3 6-3 for the doubles title
Oklahoma City APDo" McNeR scho returns 10 his home
the coyyS trSt-rdrkng amateur player guest
Of the National indoor cyoH found himself seeded No in the
tournament (Which opened today ahead of him defending
champion Bobby Riggs
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Michigan Normal Finishes in
Third at South Bend Contest

gan Normal; Hunter (Notre
Dame). second; Conforti (Notre
Dame) third; Brzezinski (Michi-
gan Normal), fourth; Wickersham
(Marquette), fifth. Time 1855.
Shot put-Won by Delaney mo
ire Dame); Benhauzen pitts
burgh), second; Rosenzweig (Michi-
gan NormaD, third; Bereolos
(Notre Dance, fourth; Zeimba (Nc-
tire Damel, fifth. Distance-49 feet
6% inches. New meet record
Old record OF 4s feet Tx inches
set by Don Elser, of Notre Dame,
in 1850
60-yard high hurdles-Won by
Had michigan Normal; Newman
Pittsburgh, second; Darden (Kan-
sas State), third; Sommerfield
michigan NormaD, fourth: Egbert
fifth. Time .07.6.
SS0-yard run-Won by Anderson
(Pittsburgh): Riordan (Notre
Dame), second; Barsalou (Drake)
third; Brzezinski michigan Nor
mali, fourth; Grochowski MAR
quette), fifth. Time-1:5s.4.
Pole vault-Won by Jessup
-tPittshurgh) and -Rhoades pitts
burgh), tied for first: Stein (Michi-
gan NormaD, third: Wonch (Michi-
gan State) and Cellar (Marquette)
tied for fourth. Heights feet
4 inches
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10
Detroit Team Keeps
State Bowling Title

Jackson, Mich. Mar. 10-AP-The
Detroit Todd Post No. I totaled
2.7S6 in the final shift OF the sew
enth annual State American Legion
Tournament here Sunday TO retain
its team bowling title won last year
at Flint
The Detroit bowlers Tim Miller
John Damico, Tony Dugray, AL
Robinson and Ken Ludiker- dis
placed the Grand Rapids Stroh,
which has led with 2,679.
Bud Werner. Detroit. took the
singles title With 654 and Cliff Nc
Arthur, Jackson, the all-events with
LII. Macarthur also shared the
doubles title at LIS with Earl
Hoyt.
More than 80 teams and individ-
uals cut into the prize fund.
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Ypsilanti
Take Measure of
Wayne Five "a to
18, Height Helps
Dick Schaab TALES
First; Local Team to
60 to Regionals

Although not quite up to the form
they exhibited in eliminating Belle
Vile Friday evening. Ypsilanti High
Schools cagers became the District
Class B basketball champions for
the second straight year as they
took the measure OF Waynes five
24-ls. With their victory the Braves
became eligible for the Regional
tournament which will be held here
the latter part OF this week.
Twice before this season the
Braves had met Wayne, and after
winning the first enc, unter by a
bare 21-20 margin they were q'ite
easily defeated the second time "a
IS. This seemed to indicate rthat
Wayne was the better team. but ex-
actly the reverse proved true as
the Ypsi High quintet triumphed.
Wild passing characterized the
locals play during the first half
and they showed but slight improve
ment in the second However, the
all.important item OF height was In
their favor so they held the edge
In tie blackboard play.
The first score OF the gau.o war
registered by Dick Schaab who
tipped In the Braves initial two
points on 9 tollow-up shot after
Britton missed on a breakaway,
Louie Fourment then came through
with Wayne's first point as he tai
lied on a free throw but the Braves
took 5 to lead at mid-quarter on
another basket by Schaab and Brit
tons foul shot Wayne then spurtei
to go into the Lad at the quarters
end as Reiman Melted a pair of free
throws and Fourmont swi5hed two
baskets. Scha4b mad meanwhile tai
lied his fifth point so the locals
were trailing by only one point as
the second period opened
Wayne managed IL hold its slen-
de; lead, however, and at hal! time
Ypsi High was still a point behind
1911.
+ The third quarter saw the Braves
bring their total up to sixteen
points before Wayne once again
caught up, but with less than q
minute remaining to the period Joe
Britton with a field goal gave his
team lead they never relinquished.
Britton again tailed for the
Braves in the fourth quarter, how
ever, as he dropped in a one-hander
from the free-throw line after being
tipped back the ball following his
missed foul shot. He followed this
with still another basket as his
push shot from the corner gave
his team its 22nd point and after
Dale had tailed Wayne's 18th, 9ill
Hughes wound up the scoring and
sewed up the game even tighter
as he tailed the final basket
Hughes, Rrltton and Schaab all
tied for top honors among the 10
cals at seven points whilo Four
ments eight was tops for Wayne
Ypsilanti
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University Highs powerful quin-
tet came through to take the Glass
c District championship Saturday
night as 1t triumphed over stub
born Saline team that put up quite
a fight before going down to "a AZ
"a defeat. Although pre-game calcu-
lations had U. High winning rather
handily, the Cubs were forced to
expend their best efforts to down
the Saline five which battled on
even terms with the Ann Arbor
team for three quarters only to fall
behind in the fourth.
Starting off fast it looked as
though U. High might be going to
make a runaway of the contest as
1t Tailed nine straight points be-
fore Saline could get the range
1t then ran up five points before u.
High added its tenth at the quar-
ter's end.
A fast second period saw Saline
outscore the Cubs IL to s and re-
duce the U. High margin to only one
point at half time when the score
stood at 1917. The third period
saw both teams scoring rather heav-
lily as the Cubs tailed thirteen
points to Saline's eleven. but the
fourth quarter saw the Saline five
unable to keep up the pace. They
fell behind to trail 1874 at the
games end. Although Saline man
aged to stay almost even with L.
High for most Of the game, 1t never
at any time held, or even tied for
the lead, as the Cubs always had
enough to stave off the rallies
when Saline came too close.
Wikel and Johnson, who both
tied for scoring honors in the Cubs
initial game with st. Thomas as
each tailed five baskets and a pair
Of free throws, did it again as each
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Wayne
Cortez-Montana In
Return Tussle

Ricardo Cortez comes back to the
Armory Thursday night to meet
Bull Montana In 10 round battle
re-match. They met recently In
such a furious fight that a return
engagement seemed inevitable. The
fans roared their approval both
at the previous match and at the an
nouncement OF the return engage
ment. They are we'll aware of the
dislike the fighters have for each
other and the reckless abandon
when they meet
Three wrestling bouts are also on
the card. Walter Roxy meets Mike
London; Jack Steele meets Gorilla
Macia and Jack League meets Toni
Faletti.
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Totals :.
Roll, Erlewine,
Hit Naples For
Victory Over Inn

With Roll and Brlewine each
hitting the NAPLES for series totals
OF $50 and 651 respectively, Shaef'
er's Sport Show took its Sunday
encounter In the lnter-City Travel
ing League rather easily from the
Westwood Inn Ave.
The locals dropped one game
but their total pins score OF 2.slS
enabled them TO take three out OF
the four points.
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Indiana Team Wins
Honors at Bowling

Detroit, Mar. lo-AP-First
round honors in the National Moose
Bowling Tournament went to the
Peru, Ind, team here yesterday.
with 3,l16 total.
FostOria, o., landed IN second
berth with Bill, and Port Huron
was third with 1858.
Louis Staudenmeir, Ann Arbor.
placed second in the singles with
III. and AL Schneeberger, Ann Ar
Dor, collected 1,946 for second in
the all-events.
In the doubles the George Giles.
pie-George Gillespie, Jr.. combina.
ton from Ann Arbor took first
place with 1918. and L. Branch
Jack Hughes. Lansing, placed sec.
ond with 1850. The tournament
continues through the week end Of
April 6.
WIN SKI TOURNAMENT
Marquette, Mich, Mar. 10-AP--
Wilhart Etelmaki OF Ishpeming and
Clarence Amoe OF Marquette won
the Glass p and c championship,
respectively. In the Upper PENN
sula junior division At the third
annual Kirlin Ski Tournament here
Sunday.
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REcALL -RRUNErEAU

Detroit, Mar. 10-AP-The De
troit Red Wings recalled Eddie
Bruneteau from the Indianapolis
club OF the American Hockey
League Monday to replace Right
Wingman Eddie Wares, who suffer
ed q shoulder fracture Saturday
night in game at Montreal with
the Canadiens. Bruneteau, brother
OF Modere mud Bruneteau, Red
Wing veteran forward, will prob
ably see service Thursday night
when Detroit meets the Chicago
Blackhswks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-10

had identical scoring records, Is
points, Each tailed five field goals
again but each netted one more
free throw than he made in his ini-
tial appearance. Martin was the
pace maker for the defeated Saline
team as he netted an even dozen
points.
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DEADLOCK PLAYoFFs

Detroit, Mar 0-AP-T The De-
troit Holzbaughs deadlocked the
Michigan. Ontario Hockey League
championship playoffs Sunday
night by gaining a ~ victory over
the Windsor Spitiires In the second
overtime period The game drew
-f,f48-fans- at-0lympia. largest
crowd on record this season In the
MO League. Third series game
will be played Friday at Windsor,
Ont.
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HOSPITAL sroRk ALMOST REAL

Tulsa OKLA Mar lo--UP Man.
closed u vas made OF cardboard
ager Bryce TNitty NJ Hillcrest Mem
orial Hospital twice looked TO be
sure his eyes weren't playing tricks.
Yes there u was. on the roof a s.
foot stork Win baby hanging
from rs bill. Investigation dis,
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University High Quintet Wins Over Stubborn
Saline Team to Capture Class c Championship

Score at half-U. High IS, Saline
II. Technical -foul-Ash.
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Marquette, Mar. l0-AP Tho
Northern Michigan Hockey League
championship playon will bring to.
gether the Sault ste Marie indians
and Portage Lake The Indians
blanked the Marquette Sentinels
Sunday. TO 0, before record
crowd OF asia at Pullar Stadium
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tai. goal score, At Houghton, mean
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slant High School Class District Champions
Minnesota Wears
Wrestling Crown,
Iowa Runner up

Columbus. O., Mar. lo-AP-Min'
nesota, western conference football
champion, is the newest wearer OF
the big ten wrestling crown.
The Gophers won only one indt
viduai titles In the las pound class,
but three flnallsts and four Crap
piers in the consolation round en-
abled them TO score % points here
Saturday
Iowa. which also placed three in
the finals. was surprise runner'up
with II points Indiana. pre-meet
fayorite. tied for third with Hin
OF, each scoring 10 points. Next
in order were Michigan. "a, Pur-
due. IL. Wisconsin and Chicago.
Q each. and Ohio State Z.
Ben Wilson OF Indiana. who sue
ccssfully defended his 1876 pound
championship, was named the tour
naments outstanding wrestler
Summaries
l2l pounds. Fredericks Purdue.
decisionsd Sherman. Iowa SIS (oN.
ertime).
l2S pounds Julius, Iowa decis
Toned Perrizo Minnesota, o
1875 pounds. Wilson. Indiana
decisioned Foster. Purdue. %.
l45 pounds. Jauesko, Minnesota,
decisioned Montonaro. Ohio state
3-9.
1855 pounds LaEtara. Indiana. de-
cisioned Paddy Michigan. "a
l66 pounds, Roberts Wisconsin
decisioned Littletord. Chicago. Is
IL.
175 pounds. Gales, ichigan, do
cisioned Johnson, Iowa. 10 ?
Heavyweight. Sikish. Illinois, de
cisioned Levy, Minnesota. 81
In the consolation finals, Barnett
Michigan. decisloned Nemer. Min
nesota. 3 2. In the 1873 pound di
vision. and COPYRIGHT. Michigan
declsioned Schumacher MINES
ota. 7--2, In the 1855 pound class
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Bowling Scores
DAILY PRESS CARRIERS
LEAGUE STANDINGS

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Hewens, 2l2.
High individual three games. c.
HeWens. 496.
High team. one game, team Nc.
8 ~.
High team. three games. team No.
;, Il2S.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-21

b5hVWb Sasssss0S osNP
 Watching her partners feet, as If that would hcip at this pointl Even the simple WeStchester Change Step needs Q little home practice and how a man hates e partner who does her learning" on the dance floor.
 So you girls who yearn to be popular at dances, practice before- hand Clever footprint diagrams show you just where to put your feet.
 See how simply the diagram in our sketch shows the Change Stop9
 Counting c slow fox'trot oNE- and-two, CD step forward quickly on your left foot, tAND) quickly bring right foot forward even with left, rising to balls of both feet, (2) step back slowly no left.
 You easily follow your partners lead into this and other smart variations If you keep supple and responsive, step second aftre he does,
 Our 32-page booklet shows, with clear diagrams and instructions, how to do all the smart steps, Including WeStchester, Peabody, tango, rumba Lindy, Conga, Samba, waltz, fox-tro' ard Shag.
 Sends i0c in coin for your copy of HOW TODO THE NEWEST DANCE STEPS AND VARIATIONS to The Waterbury Democrat, Hom' Service, 635 Sixth Ave-, New York N. Y. Be sure to write plainly youl NAME, ADDRESS, and the NAME of booklet.
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Of Interest to Women

Have you Q household problem to solve? Write your question clearly. ssgn your name sno ao. Syess. enciose a three .cent postage stamp and mall t0 The Womenp Editor, Washington Service nu. reau. The Democrat, IoiS iSsn Street. Washington. D. c. Ter \ personal reply.
 O. What should I do to help the doctor in making periodical, gen eral health examinations or my
 A Weigh and measure the baby At regular intervals, and keep Q rec. ord of his weight and height, ano of any illnesses. Take this record to the physician when Q heaitn ex' animation Is to be made
 Q. What Is the essential diner. ence between brown and white rlcel
 A. Brown rice is obtained Iron rough rice or paddy, and consists of the whole kernel with only tht outer husk removed. Because 4 contains more fat than white rice which is polished. brown rice Y more likely to become rancid ant infested with insects.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-21

How those young 'uns love tol romp in the sun -- they've never still Q minutel They need lots of sturdy durable clothes that can take it" when it comes to wear and laundering. Claire Tilden hasI designed the perfect sun n fun togs !n Pattern 37i-send your order m todayl There are FOUR useful gaf- ments included in this simple pat tern; overalls, Q playsuit, a sunoon. net and Q bolero. The overalls ana playsuit are made alike, with easy buttonings down the sides and straps that criss-cross In back and button -on In front for convenient, quick dressing. A pocket and rufiie edging are optional, gay touches. The eye-shading bonnet Is in Just two main pieces, with c tic in back for size adjustment. Last Of al, there's 6 little bolero that's usetu! 10 rslipplng on when she's hao enough sun. Let oil four garments match, or make cherry color con trasts by using up odd scraps or material you may have on hand. If your little girl has brother, you might stitch him a pair or the oyeralls In chambray or denim
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strip of black crepe paper five inches deep and about 18 inches long. Gather along one long edge and paste in place, just below the dolls arms. Then cut top yoke out Of double thickness of black crepe paper and paste in place at the shoulders and front. Finish with small, round collar of double thick ness of white crepe paper and Q tiny black tie.
 HAT: Cut strip of black crepe paper three inches deep and long enough to go around dolls head. Fold strip in half lengthwise and paste short ends together. Gather top of cap together with needle and thread. Paste a two-inch square of black mat stock on top and decorate with tiny crepe paper taSsel. Paste in place on dolls head
 BOY DOLL: Dress same as girl for cap and gown. For the trousers make two tubes of double thickness of black crepe paper and slip one over each leg. Paste in place at dolls waist.
 BASE: Cut . flve-inch square Of
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-21

nine inches long. Wrap the two wires together with one-half inch strip of peach crepe paper cut across the grain. Leave one inch of wire at one end unwrapped. Bend the un- wrapped wires at right angles and 9asten with gummed paper tape to the top side of cardboard sole two inches long and three-quarter inch wide. Place 6 lead coat or dress weight on top of the sole and hold tn place by wrapping both the leg and foot with the narrow strip of peach crepe paper. Repeat for sec ond leg. Then place the surplus neck crepe paper below dolls head be- tween the two leg wires and wrap together with the peach crepe paper. Wrap from neck down for about three inches.
 ARMS: For the arms cut one piece of No. IS wire nine inches
 long. Bend back one.half inch at each end and wrap several times
 with strip Of peach crepe paper cut
 across the grain. Place center of
 arm wire at right angles to the body
 and hold in place with spool wire.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-21
Strike New Note With Table Dolls for Graduation

Wrap altogether with peach crepe paper, eriss-crossing the wrapping over and under the arms and around the dolls body Continue un- til doll is stout aS desired.
 GIRL DOLLS SKIRT: Make skirt out of a strip Of white crepe paper six inches deep and 36 inches long. Gather along one long edge with needle and thread of on the sewing machine. Paste skirt in place around dolls waist.
 SLEEVES: For the sleeves cut two bell-ghaped sleeves out of the black crepe paper. Paste the seams together and slip one sleeve over each arm. Tie with spool wire al shoulders or paste in place. Turr the black bottom of each sleeve about one-half inch at the wrist l The skirt section of the gown Is [
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IO MODERN MENUS
BY MRS. GAYNOR MADDOX NEA Service Staff Writer

From elementary and high schools and colleges, the graduates begin to arrive. So it's time for Q celebration. You can make Q giddy pair of young graduates by follow Ing the easy directions given below. Place the graduates in the center of the table with school colors and school banners.
 DOLLS HEAD: Make c tube five anches deep and Ave inches in cir. conference of double thickness Of peach crepe paper. Stuff tube with cotton and tie with spool wire one inch from top and bottom. Paint features on with watercolor paints or crayons. Tint cheeks with rouge
 LEGS AND BODY. Cut two pieces of heavy No. l6 wire each
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-05-21
THE WOMEN-- Uncle Sam's Smiling-He Talked to Draftees' Folks

poned.
 They arc taking pride in eyery- thing their bows are learning at camp, and they are quick to brag about what tho outdoor life is do" Ing for them physically.
 If the son is far away from home, the parents arc interested and eager to talk about his im- pressionS of tho country. PARENTS ARE
 NOT GRUMBLING
 And when Q boy sets Q lucky break by getting D chance at some special training or by getting Into one of tho better camps, they are lust as ticklod as they were when, on his old job, he earned Q faiSe or got pat on the batG rom the boss.
 Yes, Uncle Sam would pc mighty encouraged If he coulo talk to q number of average Amer lean parents In their own hofaes about the sons who have left these homes for army camps.
 For he would find that they nren't grumbling, feeling sorry for their sons, or pitying them selves. They have courageouslS accepted their country's need o their sons ns one Of tho hard neees sities of life.