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Evening star., 1942-09-26
Hunter Slated
For District
Committee Head
Randolph Expected
To Become Choirmon
Of Roods Group
BY WILL r. KENNEDY.

When the new Congress organizes
in January, Chairman Randolph of
the House District Committee Is
expected to become chairman of the
Committee on Roads and Repre-
sentative Hunter of Ohio, now
chairman of the Fiscal Affairs Sub
committee, is slated to succeed to
the Craftsmanship of the District
Committee.
This situation results from defeat
in the primaries of Representative
Cartwright of Oklahoma, chairman
Of the Roads Committee. For this
Craftsmanship Mr.. Randolph is out
ranked by two other members
Representative Wilmington Of Mis-
sissippi, who is chairman of the
Flood Control Committee, and Rep
resentative Robinson of Utah, chair
man of Public Lands. Neither Of
these is inclined to give up his
present Craftsmanship for that Of
the Roads Committee and Demo-
cratic leaders have been consider.
ing Mr.. Randolph.
McGehee Next in Line.
When and if Mr.. Randolph ac-
cepts the new chairmanship, Rep
resentative McGehee of Mississippi
would be next in line for the Dis
trict Committee craftsmanship be-
cause the present ranking Demo-
cratic member, Representative
Schultz of Indiana, has been de-
feated in the primary. However.
Mr.. MeGehee is now chairman of
the important Claims Committee.
and it is understood that he would
prefer to remain in that post. Rep
resentative Hunter is next in line
under the seniority rule.
OF course, the loss of House con-
troll by the Democrats or the defeat
OF Mr.. Randolph in the approaching
election would upset these plans.
But neither of these is expected to
happen.
Chairman Since 1889.
Mr.. Randolph has been member
OF the District Committee since 1898
and chairman since 1899, when he
succeeded Mrs. Mary T. Norton
when she became chairman of the
| Labor Committee. He has been ex-
tremely active and sympathetic in
handling District legislation and his
withdrawal would be a distinct locs
to the District. However, legislation
coming before the Roads Committee
is of far greater interest to his home
district. In 1885 Mr.. Randolph was
the first to advocate construction OF
the highway to Alaska now under
construction as defense need. He
is also author of the legislation for
the first super-highway.
Mr.. Hunter, his prospective sue
cessor as chairman, has recently
been active sponsoring legislation to
restore tax exemption to religious,
educational, charitable and scien-
tific institutions in the District. He
also has been making an intensive
study of the fiscal affairs of the
I District and the fiscal relationship
between the Federal City as mu-
nlcipality and the Federal Govern
ment. He has had a friendly and
sympathetic, cooperative relations
ship with District officials and civic
organizations. And District groups,
while deploring the probable loss Of
Mr.. Randolph as chairman, would
welcome Mr.. Hunter as his sue.
cessor.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Children's Play Raises
$3.50 for War Fund

The District Community War
Fund is $1620 richer today with
receipt of that amount from the
efforts of eight children who staged
the play, Junior Miss" Thursday
night and turned the gate" over to
War Fund Chairman Floyd D. Akers
yesterday.
Participants, whose ages range
from 10 to II years, included the
following: Mendelle Tourover, 4812
Thlrtieth street NV: Lucy Ann
and Polly Stott, 1890 Ellicott street
NV; Nancy Sullivan, 1859 Thirty
fourth street NV; Barbara and
Martin Wiegand, 3056 Ellicott street
NV, and Betsy and Sandy Draper,
visitors from New York City.
The play was staged in the home
of Mrs. Edgar j. Brewer, 4914 Thir-
tieth place NV, aunt of the Draper
children
Mr.. Akers announces that the
War Funds advance gift drive
starts October 5. with the general
drive running from October q to
approximately November II.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Fugitive Recoptured
After Brief Freedom
81 TIE Associated Press,

IS IL hSsoCldIeu PTeSS.
PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, Sept.
26.-William Nedbet of Washington,
charged with housebreaking at
North Beach, was back in the CAL
vert County Jail today after a brief
freedom gained by excavating a hole
through the Jail wall, Calvert County
police reported.
Sheriff Allan w. Ross said Nedbet
used a fire poker to perforate the
wall which is made of soft concrete
The sheriff added that he was in
formed of the mans escape by an
other prisoner, Robert Smith, who,
he said, tried to discourage Nedbet
from escaping.
Sheriff Ross said he picked up
Nedbet on highway about 3 miles
north Of Prince Frederick.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Georgetown Presbyterian
Church Is Redecorated

Georgetown Presbyterian Church
will hold its service in the sanctuary
tomorrow after three weeks of serv-
ice in the chapel. The interior Of
the church has been completely re-
decorated and new carpet laid
on the floor.
A program of redecoration is be-
ing carried out in the chapel and
the social rooms. at a total cost of
more than $4,000.
Tomorrow is rally day both in the
Sunday school at GAS am. and the
church at II am, when the pastor
the Rev. John Bailey Kelly, will
preach.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Missing Persons

Those haDing information
concerning persons reported
missing should communicate
,Dith the Public Relations Squad
OF the Police Department, Ma
tiondl 1000.
Carl Norton Davis, IS, feet
inches, $50 pounds, brown eyes
brown hair, wearing blue trousers
light tan sweater and water repell-
ant jacket, missing from lis Second
street NE. since Thursday.
Robert Harold Jackson, IS. col
ored, S feet inches, los pounds
brown eyes, wearing blue tweed
trousers, blue shirt, brown shoes
missing from 1884 I street NE. since
Thursday.
Matilda Epps, 33, colored, 5 feet
s inches, 1852 pounds, wearing green
dress, black shoes, carrying black
pocketbook; missing from AL
Rhode Island avenue NV. since
Thursday.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Cottage City Sector Post
To Be Open to Public

The old Barney street firehouse,
now converted into a sector post and
flrst-aid emergency station, will be
opened by the Cottage City MD
air-raid wardens for public inspec-
ton from 4 to pm, tomorrow
R. A. Donley is the senior warden
In charge of the post and Mrs. Sam
Tayman, deputy warden, is in
charge of the first-aid women.
Tomorrow morning every warden
In the town will help collect scrap.
This work will continue for the rest
of the month. Residents were re-
Guested to put their scrap on the
curb in front of their homes before
9 am. Money raised from the COL
lection will be used to obtain more
equipment for the AFRAID post.
Evening star., 1942-09-26

oo ave w 4C1VCl > ~.
c., will be held
at 1890 am.
Monday at the
Warner E. Pum-
p h ey funeral
home in Silver
S p r i n G, Md.
Burial will be in
Arlington N "a
tional Cemetery.
Pvt. A y a r S,
who was 10, was
the son of Mrs.
Ellen G. Ayars,
716 D a rtmouth
avenue, S ! | yer
Spring. A grad
nate of Rriar1ev
Evening star., 1942-09-26
u. S. Will Take Over
Castor Oil Supply
BY the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
This is special to the kids: The
castor oil situation is bad, but not
bad enough.
The War Production Board an
nounced today that the Government
was taking control over all of the
Nations stocks of castor oil and
would make regular monthly allo-
cations to persons applying.
However, the control will not ap-
ply to persons using 35 pounds or
less a month for pressing, bleach
ing or alkai refining, or-and here's
the catch-for medicinal purposes.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Bean Weiqhs 10 Pounds

ORANGE, Va. Sept. 26 PJ.--Mrs.
D. j. Miller believes she has grown
the worlds largest bean. Today the
huge bean from her garden was on
display. II weighed 1924 pounds,
was 54 inches in length, and its
biggest part was as big arounds as
a mans arm
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Carnival Nets $1,000

The Takoma Park (Md) Lions
Club cleared more than $4,000 on
it's recent carnival, President Viii.
liam McCeney said. The funds will
be devoted to charity and other
projects.
Evening star., 1942-09-26

uate OF Br1arIey Military Academy,
Ammendale, Md, Pvt. Ayars enlist
ed in the Marine Corps two years
ago.
He was born in Takoma Park,
Nd, and attended the Silver Spring
Junior High School.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
4 4
WAotHo~R~1WiM
W'AR BONDS
- -

Tents have been essential equip
ment of armies since biblical days.
United States troops may need
more than a million of them. They
are comparatively inexpensive, since
one tent costs about $3.50.
Evening star., 1942-09-26
Pvt. John Doword Ayors
To Be Buried Mondoy

Funeral services for Pvt. John
Doward Ayars, who was killed We'd
nesday in an automobile accident
Evening star., 1942-09-26

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Evening star., 1942-09-26

But that means the equivalent Of
s1e purchase price of a $50 War
Savings Bond. Our Army likes the
pyramidal tent which provides space
Tor five cots comfortably. Set on
modern tent floors, water repellent,
they are equipped with small stoves.
You'll rest better tonight if you
know our troops are sheltered. Buy
United States War Bonds every
payday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
DR. W.
NIGIITI>GAI.Es

Totals $50 13l SO Totals 7i2 6sl 6S6
6rand total 2it2 Grand total 2lo9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
DetroitersSWeep
K. ofC. PIN Meet

FLINT, Feb. 2.-Detroit bowl
erS walked off with virtually all
the honors in the annual Knights
of Columbus bowling tourney, con-
cluded over the weekend on the
Flint Recreation alleys.
Stroh of Detroit took team hon
ors with 1854 while Joe Norris,
Stroh captain, took the singles
with 73S and the all-eventS with
POPS. j. Megyesi and w. Leshn-
ski of Detroit, won first place in
the doubles with 1852. Final stand
inGS were:
Five man team--strohs, 1854; ST. Paus
Detroit, 3O73; John A. Baker. Detroit.
2ss6. Or. Noder. Detroit. 1885. Coles
Laundry. Grand Rapids. 2st6.
Doubtless. Megyesi-W. Leshinski. De-
troit. 1882; X. Allen-J. Norris, Detroit.
1857; the Rev J. r.. Martina. Hammer
schmidt, Lansing 1910: J. III Gionvanni-
r.. OZARK. Detroit, 1920: Dr. George Riley
Joe Fulgonl Grand Rapids. 1914.
Singles-Norris. 73s. j. kaminsk. De-
troii. 6s7: f. r. Duha, Grand Rapids. 6s3
r Novak. Detroit $50 NJ. Angelic, De-
;roit. 655
All events Norris. POPS T. Novak, be
troit. 1871; Ar, Norlock, Bay City, lsi9
h. Allen, Detroit, 1874.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02

AtRFDALE Brown white Pennsylvania
license. reward. ilii WeeloCk. TcIe-
phone Ninewood i7i76
BEAGLE HOUND LOST Brown and white
male, Sl0 reward lNauhoe u1i3
ICOfN purse containing iady's watch lost
] sans st@re KIT from dead mother 'keeI
money DEarb0rh 37ig-M.
HAMILTON WRfsTwATCH Oosi De'ro1
EtisOnD: treasured graduation gift
1878 % reward no questions asked. Tele
'phune University 2-ii25
pOMFPAStA% dog reddish brown lost
ncighh0-huod Telegraph-Fori roads. 70,
watd Telephone superior Of1s-R. isf;
Roecverc. Dearborn
TERRIER tan sfreaksd with black shor
! front legs male upper front teeth miss
7 ms seven inches eght years oic Cvirinr,
Huston Dictcrsonl, no questions ASKED
Reward. Pingfee O752.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Buy a Bomber
0|ympi(s Take
D0ub|e-Hedder
STANDINGS

Olympic Boldbru is up with its
schedule today after winning a
regular Michigan Major League
bowling match from Dawes and a
postponemcnt from Glenn. Olym-
pic took four games out OF SIX.
In the first at Detroit Rccrea-
ton. Olympic had l0l1 in 2S5S
to defeat Dawes, which had 1000
in 277i. Pat Brady's Col was high.
Glenn won from Eastern Market,
27l5 TO 256l, before losing 10
Olympic.
Other matches were postponed
ccause various tournaments
claimed member clubs attention
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
-bUy Bofnber--
Unbeaten CY0 Team
Meets First Defeat

Santa Maria Class A lightweight
contender IN the CYO Boys BaS-
kctball League has suffered IFS
first loss Of the season, dropping
a surprise decision 10 ST. JeSaphat
yesterday, rs 10 %
Leading competitors in other
divisions extended their winning
StreakS midway into the second
half Of the schedule. Our Lady
Queen of Apostles won its seventh
straight contest, downing ST. Am
brosc. 81 TO "a. in the Class a
heavyweight division. Santa Maria
also found number seven 10 he a
lucky number as 1928 triumph
was scored over st. Leo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Imam Victory
Venefisns Win llth, 20,
on Sperori's 2 Goals

With Joe Spcrori. alert inside
right d4nG all the ScoringA tho
indicated Venetian soccer team
rolled up It's eleventh victory, = to
Ia. over the IIungauans yesterday
lar Solvay Park.
The NcnotianS were hold with-
oV, a tally untn 20 minutes. Of the
second hall when Spcrorl breasted
IN The first of his goals from a
melee IN front of the not In the
next few minutes the llunCarians
were afforded several scoring OPP
pOriUu!jIcS bur were unable 10
make the not With l. minutes OF
play remaining. Sperori slammed
IN a 1--yard shot
While his teams match with
s. Clair scheduled for Solvay
Park Yesterday was postponed
this did not prevent Charles ChildS
Dctroit'S forward, frou4t1ccomlnl
a casualty.
Crossing West jefferson al
Schroeder on his way 10 the park
ChlldS walked into a passing auto
mobile He sustained such severe
head injuries that he was taker
10 Receiving Hospital in police
car. The match was subsequently
called off because of the icy con
dltion of the field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Putting Referee
Behind Basket
Proves Popular
Innovation TO Be
Tried Again in
Northwest Cage Games

PORTLAND Orc. Feb. . CJP)
The players liked il. the customer:
liked II and so did the referees
- Southern Oregon College oi
Education VIII continue 10 run lbs
basketball games With'thc referees
sitting in box seats behind tho
baskets.
Southern Oregon and Monmouth
tired playing without a referee or
the floor Saturday night. The
change was acclaimed for allowing
faster more foul-ircc game with
less whlStle-tootinC.
There Sull may be rcfncments
in tho system conCocted by Coach
Jean Eherhart Of Southern Oregon
Theoretically each referee has
power 10 call fouls within his hall
Of the floor but the possibility
arose one referee might be quick
on The whistle while the other was
liberal IN his interpretations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Trade Schools-Femoie
Beauty Culture Schools

GIRLS Frae Be+.'y C.Irurr T-airlre
HYGlEN .C SCHOOL. $40 Twelfth
Madison Sob
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
FORT RIN
Totals $40 SOB 7T3
Grand total 2Ii6
IIR r
pIROsE
STENER

Totals TI2 $50 761
Grand total 1928
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
LInIlI IfA

Totals T5s ~ SIS
Grand total 1928
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
sIAIE LAR
CLASS Il
I.INONIA RFC
RIO FLINT

Totals qlO s6i $50 Totals $40 ssh s9s
Grand total 26i0 Grand total 1926
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
OF II. GGa

Totals rs go 797
Grand total 1928
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
-6lIN n BUInDtT-
CYO CAGE Results
Class \ Heavyweight


North Dhisicn-St. Gregory 81. ST. Ben
edict 3
Visitation -, st. Vincent ron,iac) IS.
Santa Mara 80, ST Leo Is
South Division o. l.. Queen Of Apostles
81 81 Ambrose p
81 Francs POLISH 30, o. I. Of Gusda-
lupe 81
Class 4 Lightweight
So. Josaphat 2S Santa Maria &c
. Si-I-hn-C aniIuS-l -GreE4rY- IL
Holy Rosary ~ -. Anne p.
Clnss ~ Heavyweight
Feet Division -. Catherine ., 81
Trausdeuraton 25 Annunciauon q.
81 NufhurE 40. - ambrose -
st. Paul Grosse PoIntel A. S. Charles
50 Marearc, Mary a. Nativity 20.
North DIVISION Holy Rosary 80. ST. Rita
svceteI, Heart of Mari 2s. ST. Mary
MaEdalcu Nlazel rarkl. %
So. Rita 81. ST Augustine 81.
West divislon-st. Gabric. 49,. ST. Lake
$, Alphonsu, rs, o. L. OF Mt. Carmel
o. l. If 81 Carmel Cwyando,,e) 81.
Sacred Heart dearborn -
$, Cecilia 25 Madonna g.
ST. stanislaus Al, st. Mary OF BEDFORD
l3
Class ~ Lightweight
West Division 81. Vincent 43, Blessed
o /. Of Mt Carmel SO. o. L. Of Qua.
dalupe 81
ST. Gregory 81 ST.. John Canttus 20.
-. Luke a. s. Anne ~
-, Nicholas -. - Francis Polishl IS
Resurrection - - BonifaCe ~
Fast dlvisi1u-St. Margaret Mary 3D.,
NATIVITY Is.
ST. David % Holy Name
81 Catherine 49, - Edward
Central dNision--san Francesca u.s. st
Charles -
o. L. Queen Of Apostles 81, st. Albertus
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
.RuX "A R0ulher.
buy n Bomber
Detroit Scores in
Petersen Classic
DETROIT SCORES

900 ~ ~ 90 ISL 235 lss 22i-lso7
2l2 -1aI2al- ia 2n3-Ia3- Ia2 -225-ls4.
jim Horiucker
t1s0 ISL poo 30 100 PIP 1872 2Io-I55f
POS 90. 22i 1913 I5e 1913 2i3 i9i--l5se
2oi 257 iei 70. 2o7 229 I57 I7I-i5st
Vincent MIX 81
2o5 i55 - 2i3-iss TO ct 2is 1855
20? III i isi ~ 2os 1874 2oo ls'--l'2'
i56 100 les 1870 222 Isl 90 l69-li9e
Roy g. Miller
i7s 200 ~ 22o 1919 ISL le9 isi-l4as
l7s Isl 2oi isi 1865 lsi 23s l7s-iise
Edward krgStrn
2l9 ls3 so Iis 1913 2o5 1871 Isi-liss
.2os ~ ~ l5s Ios 1913 ISL 2Is-la7o
I51 Iss los 1873 900 i55 ?o5 lso-nss
lsp 22i 2o3 1853 l5e 1853 ISL I55--Iisa
IL ~ isa l7s -as I7s ~ iss-is7
IS, ls2 isa 1871 1872 1873 $50 1o2-Ii2a
Harold Allen
100 ls2 is3 2o2 1853 1871 1879 lse-ii22
200 lie i5s Ia 2ii 10 liz rs -it:a
40 100 los is7 oil 2o7 lss l73-liii
Alexander Koptzk
l3l ISL los 1873 30 go III l65-lio'
sam Feldman
l55 2o2 lsl ~ 156 l7s 2lO ls6-i46,
Joseph Lilllon
i5s l3s 1874 1874 l5e 1872 229 ls2-i3a7
Henry Hopkins
l3u 2o2 ls3 l36 I6D 2ls 1875 I9i-l3p5
+ George Kersten
l66 Ia 1864 lso l45 1ss EOS l7o-l37'
Art Tcsner
i7o 1874 l5s is2 $50 lso $50 1875 1876
Chester Rags
ig3 1913 ~ 1852 lii 2l6 ljs 1870,
Ray Turnr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
STATE \ Ar

Totals 72O s7i Si5
Grand total 2ii9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
vi RRIl KS
SHIPPING DTpT.
NIII.R rISr
IDIIITt NJ. !

Totals 7o7 sol 500 Totals ~ 80 III
Grand total 22iI Grand total 2209
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
MACK ANE

otals 7Ss 796 S60 Totals 736 $50 $50
rand total 2ffi Grand total 2ii2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
TAILOR

Experienced fast. alterations oriy' salary
s. an h1ut Nash CO SUITE 800. 23&
state street. See Mr.. Adamo.
UNDERWOOD IOTT-FIsHER CO.
Factory Branch. th.rd hoor. Grisvoid Rifr.
Nid paw sala'l and commission and tram
runp men between - ana IL IN supply
SaIss Division Call Mr. N. J. Cutillo,
CsdAlaf 4lal for appointment
UNDERWOOD. ELLIOTT FISHER CO
FACTORY Branch third foor. Grisvnld Bldr 4,
needs two statesmen 70 al protected Detroit
city territories vacated ny men called IN
tho service
ivnewriters Sunstrand adding machines
and Underwood Sunstrand and Elliott
FISHER accounting machines II you feel
YOU would ~ into this national orgsniza-
ion call Mr.. G. H. Bolton, Cadillac 1921.
for interview.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
SPOILS HIS TRICKS

.T found out at the start
couldn't get away with some of
the tricks I formerly used, so
quit trying" said Capt. Bob
Mulder Of southern Oregon.
Referee Frank ONeil pumped
hard for adoption of the plan.
cit virtually eliminated petty
pushing. hacking and the like"
he said "The players found they
couldn't get away with il and
they didn't try"
The crowd didn't dispute the
decisions of the referees. equipped
with microphones, explained eaCl
foul committed.
A representative of a sporting
goods firm also endorsed the inno
walton.
"You'll not the players didn't
contest the FOULS" he said
They knew the referee had
them"
But Coach AL Cox Of Nonmoutt
was skeptical "Oficials and
players both need practice with
IT," he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Death notlles

ARTHt R--Borrideu w age S. wife Of
the late Erwin g Arthur. mother "a
Helen. sister 81 stella Sch0ultz. Wallace 4
and Clarence Tsrmen'er Funeral Thurs
day p N. from residence. 3i55 Crare
Bural At knapp Cemetery, Worthwhile
Michigan.
HIIDt BRtNDT January 81 william
suddenly. dear husband - Emma scrl
ices and burial from zimmerman Funcra
X me. FOREST PARK i' For information
-r1it Frcf wTTf furgFaf II ne
kILPiN February J. AT Tryou. Nortf
Carolina Waldemar r. husband Of LII
ian Campau Kupn. Services AZ Tryun
North Carolina Tuesday February 3
LAJTH-Fehriary l. Edward ~ 20Gae
Pclkey. darling son - Adolrh and
Fvaiyn " nman Lauth; dear brother of
Joan. jean and Adoph Funeral Mc1nes
DAY ! 80 y m. from A. II Peters Funeral
Home l2O57 CRATIC Good shepherd.
church. Chalmers and Edmore
Mcpt>K / Joseph - father OF
Mrs Arthur Hathaway and Earl Jame'
Ncpcak. brother ~ Richard Ntpcak Of
Bay coy and John 90 Detro'' Services al
inc Sevald Funeral Home Woodward AZ
Glynu court AZ g A m Wednesday and
~ 900 a. m a. Blessed Sacrament Cathe'
dral
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
RtIIDoG ESQ"
CONGRESS TOOL

Totals ITO 73s $50 To'als e77 10 s6t
Grand total 1925 Grand total 20J1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
MnnnAAnRIu FRO.
, Af,I -
65s SIS 100
Grand to'aj 206l
IilID DRIVE
LINDEN
NIhIIT OWLS
SINiI>pIES
AFRO AFT
ATIOIN IING

Totals 7oS $40 $40 Totals 80 $50 sos
Grand total 1902 Grand total 1867
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
-Buy "A Bomber--
NWestern League

CLASS 81
whrfed Methodist -. strathmool
" ttn,dIt' 90
A.0vo whites 80 Nagarire q
N1rdin PARK N'eth.dIst t5. NarihWcs'err
Baptist 20.
CLASS "B'
scoyel Blues %. Grace Methodist -
Grand River Baptist 81. Dexter Baptist
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
Russ NOZZLE
CII ARMAN'S
NJTRS
InNINiANnIRS
SI<( I. AIR
AAI,IRIN

,tals ~ Ti3 Tsj Totals s2t 765 SO
rand totals 2269 Grand totals 226s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
BETTER VISION

Eherhart also believed the use
Of GlaSS-foorcd boxes, instead oil
the latuCc-work bottom. and 2
glass blackboard would permit
greater vision for the referees ir
the four feet behind the blackboard
The three lincSmcn. sitting along
ihe SIDE lines rs in tennis, calico
outsiders and appeared TO be
indispensable.
Referee Glen Swanson. who sa,
in one Of the crows nests, said il
was Just like a checker game.
you could spot the players from
midfioor 10 keyhole," he added.
Plays that looked foul from The
floor showed daylight from thu
upper deck. and deceptive foul.
were quickly spotted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
SUoRrNtRtS
CORN rs

Totals 7s2 s97 733 Ta'als 71s f5s -
Grand total 2lS2 Grand total 2l5j
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
CoBBLI>TONE
WOODPFtkIR-
HANDY BROWN

Totals AS 727 esl Totals ~S5 7O5 GO
Grand total 2l5g Grand total PISS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
ENGINEERS

Totals SD 7i6 sol
Grand total 2iU9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02

To'ais see s2e SOC
Grand total 1900
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02

BuN u Boi1Der-
Northern League

" ~ \ DIV Nun
CLASS AZ
~ = Pres 90. Metropolitan " = 80
81. Andrews u. Cnurch Of Christ 81.
CLASS "B"
West minister 35 First Baptist IS.
H. 7. B3ptst IL Calvary -
Woodward ave Pres. -, 18th S. Evan
3d.
CLASS &C"
Trinity Grays 80 Truth Lutheran 20
So PEN. y r. won hy forfeit from
Trinity EaKirs
Girls DIVISION
u p B4p'ist 20 Westmirster Pres 81
Mt'rrnUUar ~. First pos. IS.
BOYS DIVISION
Westminster 81 n r. Pres 80
Metropolitan ~ r. 81 Ftrish lHnh. 3
~ J. Bar.st -. - i.ukcs q
81. Andrew 81. Trinity ". T.. rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
--BUN II Bnl
Plenty Of Paint

More than 1000 gallons Of paint
were used al Miami's Tropica
Park race track in preparation 70!
this seasons opening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
III RITAN
" ON IAnIII.AI
DFIRoIT EDISON
NOI \ -
NIL SIRIAI. NJ
ACESIII

Totals sol 737 zoe Totals s27 673 721
Grand total 22li Grand total 1921
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
CLASS c
FRANkENNII III
R tINRDyV

Totals $50 $50 Sol
Grand total 1929
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
TAN-CIO No. ~

Totals 7sO 67S $50
Grand total 233s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
AIt( III


Totals 80 $40 SIS To'als SO ~ I'll
Grand total 2lr6 Grand total 2l55
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-02
PROPFI.IERS

Totals 763 $50 752
Grand total 23i5