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Evening star., 1942-02-20
Be. {. Walks Away
With County Title,
Whipping Blair
Chustised Students Calm
As Borons Mark Up
46-to-22 Victory

Bethesda Chevy Chase cagers
today sported the Montgomery
County scholastic basket bali title
after swamping Montgomery Blair,
1922. last night before $500 at
Maryland's Ritchie Coliseum.
An earlier game between the two
was called of because of students
vandalism at the two schools and for
a while it appeared comparative rec
ords would determine the champion.
officials finally agreed to a game,
however, and the big event went of
with none of the student uproar
that usually characterizes this meet
ing.
The underdog Blair quint made
a battle of it only in the first period,
taking an early lead on two baskets
by John O'Connor and a foul toss
by Bill Mcdaniel. Loring Appleby,
Bethesda center, dropped snow
bird as the whistle sounded to end
the first period to put the Barons
In front, 6-5, and from there Be-
thesda moved to an increasingly
large margin. Carl Julien tipped
in a pair Of buckets to lead the
Barons to 1911 edge at halftin1e
and after that Dick Poerstel and
Harry Phillips found the range to
aid the Barons in their one-sided
march.
Poerstel was the evenings's high
scorer with II points, shading Blair's
O'Connor who earned 10. In the
last period Bethesda started with
a 34-17 margin and Al Vogt's second
team went in to add even more
to the margin.
A preliminary Junior game also
was by Bethesda, 41-22.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Big Margins Are Rule
In Basket Games
In Rec League

One-sided scores marked play
last night in the various sections of
the Recreation Basket Ball League
Three games each were played at
Central, Roosevelt and Eastern
gyms.
A. c. o. led the way at Central,
swamping Air Corps Personnel,
40-16. In other games there, Air
Corps topped Raleigh, 3l-25, and
Central Methodist won over War
Department, 24-13. Bureau of
Aeronautics set the pace at Roose-
velt. sinking the Aggies, 1920, while
Bellman Heating downed o. M. G..
1927, and Sons of Pericles nosed out
Capital Transit, 30-27, in the other
contests.
Things really were one-sided in
the three Eastern clashes. Delaware
& Hudson won over Pepco, 42-13;
Post Once defeated Maryland
Sports Club, 43-17, and City Post
Office won over the Joe Boyles,
24-15.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Brooklyn and Detroit
Wins Keep Rangers
In Hockey Lead
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Brooklyn Americans and the
Detroit Red Wings didn't unite
their birthplace deadlock in the Ma
tional Hockey League last night
but they boosted themselves to a
slightly more comfortable distance
from the cellar.
Brooklyn downed the wobbly Bos-
ton Bruins, Ga, while the Red Wings
swamped the Chicago Black Hawks,
6-1.
Not only did the triumphs in
crease from one to three points
the margin between the two winners
and the tail-end Montreal Cana
diens, but Brooklyn's victory kept
the stumbling New York Rangers
in sole possession of the league
lead.
The Rangers, idle until Sunday,
are two points ahead Of Boston and
the Toronto Maple Leafs, still tied
for second four points above Chi
cago.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
OUTDOORS
New Maine Pond Is Likely Trout Paradise;
Skeet Shooting Gets Federal Sanction

They're travelling north to see
Florida. Many of Washington
outdoors fans will be going to New
York tomorrow for the opening of
the National Sportsman's Show in
Grand Central Palace, mainly at
tracted by the unique "rotorama" in
the display of the Alligator State.
The show this year promises to be
more interesting than ever with
something to please every one for
there will be everything from pheas-
ant chicks popping out of the shell
and a colony OF beavers working
under natural conditions to log-roll-
ing and canoe fitting.
It generally is believed there isn't
any area in the East left undiscov-
cred, but two Maine Wildlife Re-
search men on game census in the
Katahdin section have found a new
lake, and because they could not
agree upon a name left the decision
to their tiny portable radio which
designated it MCGEE Pond-in honor
of Fibber and Mollie.
Some sections of Northern Maine
surpass imagination. A new lake,
or a new mountain, seems hardly
worth noting-even Oop and one of
his dinosaurs would appear plaus-
ible in that country. However, we'll
settle for that new stretch of water
and the native brookies which are
Evening star., 1942-02-20

not as wild as one might easily be-
lieve for they never have seen Q
fisherman.
Bill Rapley is just back from an
Alabama shooting trip, where the
quail were all any upland hunter
could ask for. But he was out for
a practice session of skeet We'd
nesday with George Deyoe. The
idea they cooked up with Joe Gam
BILE and Uncle" Clarence Pittman
for monthly shoot is something to
talk about.
These shoots will be registered
and therefore interesting to the
hundreds of shooters In this area.
There will be no brassards. but
the payod will be in the highly
popular Defense stamps. The first
one is tentatively set for Sunday,
March l.
The Secretary of War has sane
toned officially the continuation Of
skeet during the war in a letter to
Henry Ahlin, president of the Ma
tional Skeet Association, through
the Office of the Adjutant General
which said:
II am directed by the Secretary
Of War to advise you that skeet
shooting will not in any way con-
f1ict with the Nations effort to win
the war. 1t is trusted your asso-
citation will carry on its activities"
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Yale Swimmers Top
Loop, SET Pace in
individual Feats

Although Dartmouth was jolted
from its first-place tie in the
Eastern intercollegiate Swimming
League last week, two members Of
the Indians tank team captured the
top positions in the individual scor-
ing department, thus matching the
feats of Hanover athletes in hockey
and basket ball.
Dick Rondeau Of the Green sextet
is the current pace-setter in the
Pentagonal League while Jim Olsen's
106 points serve to top the standings
in the Eastern court circuit.
Half of Dartmouth's % points
against Yale were scored by Fred
Worthen and Jack Storrs, their
efforts boosting them to first and
second. respectively, in the race for
individual honors. Worthen, the
Indians sprint star, has "a to his
credit, while Storrs, whose speciality
is the 220 and 400 yard relay, has %.
In ousting the Green from its
lofty position, Yale turned in some
Of the most sparkling times in
several years.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Anacostid Basketers
Even Season Score
With s.. Johns
Benner Sets Hot Puce
In indians Triumph
With 13 Points

Everything is even between st.
Johns and Anacostia in basket ball
activities this season after an under
dog Anacostia quint handed the
Johnnies q 30-T surprise setback
yesterday on the st. Johns court.
The Johnnies took the January
meeting between the two, 47-44.
In winning its fourth game in Is
starts, Anacostia took an early edge
that held most Of the way, leading
1873 in the first period and 1915
at the half. It still was in front,
$500, hitting into the final eight
minutes, but during this hot last
quarter st. Johns managed to pull
into a 26-25 lead that lasted only
q few seconds.
Paul Benner took over the Anacos-
tia attack and tailed 13 points for
individual honors, with st. Johns
Sleepy Thompson best for his team
with eight. This was the seventh
defeat for st. Johns against IL
~; 81 ovior
Evening star., 1942-02-20

this winter the brace came loose
at the start and Topped discon-
certingly against his legs for the
best part of 2 miles, but didn't
keep him from winning.
Rice is the undoubted king Of
the 2-milers. His time of 8 min
utes 5l.l seconds, made indoors,
is the fastest ever run. Also, he
holds the world record of 1851
for the indoor 3 miles. Also, he
is this country's cross-country
champion. He beat Taisto Maxi,
the Finnish star, each of the
three times they met in 1910.
The only runner in the United
States who can give him an argu-
ment at miles is Gil Dodds of
the Boston A. A., and Rice has
pretty well taken the starch out
of Dodds by a series Of beatings
lately. If Rice's knee is no worse
than he thinks it is, he will be
favored to take Dodds again in
the N. Y. A. G. games tomorrow
night. And in the 3-mile cham
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Industrial Loop Mines
Elect FIester Head
For 14th Season

Bill Flester will head the Indus
trial Baseball League for the 14th
consecutive season. team managers
decided at their annual meeting last
night.
Tom ODonnen was reelected vice
president and Charley Burg succeeds
r. Gradzansky as secretary.
Six teams will compete in the cir
cult, which will open May 2. They
are Village Motors, replacing Re-
lance Life; Heurich Brewers, peren-
MEL champions; Cameo Furniture,
ODonnel's Grill. H. & ]. Construc-
ton and Little Tavern.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Ring Bouts Cancelled
AS Glasses Occupy
|C. u, Columbus

Cancellation of two remaining
matches on both Catholic and Co.
lumbus boxing schedules has been
confirmed by officials of the schools
The Cardinals we're to have met
Murray State Teachers of Kentucky
and Southwestern Louisiana Insti-
tute, while the Explorers were down
for engagements with The Citadel
and Florida.
Accelerated scholastic programs at
both institutions which will demand
the boys full-time attendance for
the remaining part of the term made
the move necessary.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Brunette to Grab
Budminton Title
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DURHAM, N. c., Feb. 90
Chances are the new queen Of
American badminton will be a
brunette.
Thelma Kingsbury, the blond
EngliShWoman who dominated
play in the national tournaments,
is ineligible to play in the United
States championships here April
"a.
All leading candidates for her
crown are dark heads.
A new six-year residence rule
governing foreign-born players
will bar Miss Kingsbury from
competition.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Episcopal High String
Snapped by Virginia
Freshman Cagers

Episcopal Highs six-game winning
streak at basket ball is ended, but
it took a college freshman outfit
to do it. Virginia's youngsters moved
in yesterday to take 40-28 decision.
Les Blanken and Ed Clements
paced the Cavalier frosh with 18
and 10 points, respectively, while
Tom Hamill, Bus Sackett and Lucien
Burnett divided Episcopals scoring
among them with 8 points each.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Weight Lifters Feature
Heavyweight Champ

Keith Kallio, 1941 heavyweight
champion, will be featured on to-
morrow nights weight-lifting pro-
gram at the Dulin gym, 1906 Twenty
third street NV, in competition
marking the beginning of a busy
season for the hefties. Bob STANCE,
Mr.. Washington, also will compete
John Dulin, A. A. U. weight
lifting chairman, has arranged a
card of three Olympic lifts in addi-
ton to exhibitions in deadweight
lifting. The public is invited.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Bears in Three Games,
One Here on Sunday

Washington Bears, colored pro
basket ball team, hopes to add three
more games to their string of IL
consecutive victories this week end.
Tomorrow they play Conoco Oilers
at Hagerstown, and Sunday they
entertain the same club in an after
noon clash at Turner's Arena before
going to Baltimore for night game
against the Nets.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
By MALCOLM LAMBORNE, Jr.

by MAkCOLM LAMbOhNL, JE'
The writer has got himself into a
fix.
He has been elected a commodore,
and doesn't own-and never did
a yachting cap.
Most commodores this reporter
has known in the last dozen years
of boating. no more would appear
at the clubhouse sans yachting cap
than without trousers.
With the Navy having a priority
on gold braid and the caps that go
with it, maybe the problem will be
solved very simply-well 60 with
out yachting cap.
1t all began at the annual meet
ing of the Potomac River Sailing
Association which held its annual
meeting at Capital Yacht Club on
Wednesday night. The writer sue
ceeds 1t. Charles Trammeu, jr.,
q. 8. A., who was unable to run
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Lack Of Snow Likely
To Stop Ski Event
By the Associated Press.

By Jhe ASSOCIdJeu FItbs.
CUMBERLAND, Md. Feb. 90
New Germany may have to postpone
its southern ski championship
tournament scheduled for tomorrow
unless snow falls before night.
At least 8 inches of snow must
cover the trails and slopes to provide
suitable skiing, said District Forester
H. C. Buckingham and Harry M.
Muma, ,co-chairman Of the meet.
About 2 inches fell Wednesday
and reports from New Germany said
bright clear weather gave little hope
for more.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Barry Signed to Coach
Trojuns Another Yeur
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS. ANGELES, Feb. 20.-Uni-
versity of Southern California has
given Justin (Sam) Barry another
contract to coach its football team
for the 1912 season. Barry sue
ceeded the late Howard Jones last
year.
University officials said the
Trojans would carry on the regular
athletic progra min 1923 and
augment it as much as possible to
give all students physical fitness.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Fl Cubs Join 16 for Trip
To Comp on CotoIino

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES. Feb. 20.-The
Chicago Cubs caravan of 81 players
arrived from the East today and
Joined l6 others already in Cali
fornia. preparatory to sailing for
their Catalina Island training base.
Missing was Shortstop Billy Myers,
who has not returned his contract.
The West Coast detachment which
met the main group this morning
included two unsigned players, Rip
Russell and Harry Lowery, the latter
at Los Angeles last year.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Junior Boxers Bunauet

Participants in the recent Junior
Golden Gloves boxing tournament
will make merry Tuesday night at
7::3O at a banquet at the Eastern
Branch, Boys Club of Washington,
Charley Reynolds, club director, has
announced.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Has Shot 1,619 Points

KINGSTON, r. l., Feb. 20 (R.-
Stanley (Stutz) Modzelewski, the
Nations new basket ball scoring
leader, ran his total for four sea-
sons to 1919 last night as he scored
81 points in r. I. States 1880 vic
tory over Springfield College.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Wife of Bruins Leader
Will Help Run Club
By the Associated Press.

BOSTON, Feb. 20-Mrs. Weston
w. Adams, wife Of the youthful
president of the Boston Bruins Of
the National Hockey League, made
her second venture into sports to-
day by taking over a vice-presidency
of the hockey club.
For the past year she has raced
a string Of thoroughbreds with some
success.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
College Indoor Polo
To Begin March I
|AfWesf Point
gy the Associated Press. .

BY the Associated Press.
WEST POINT, N. Y, Feb. 20
The intercollegiate Indoor Polo
Tournament will be- held at West
Point beginning March Z.
Princeton will meet Cornell and
Yale will play Penn Military Col
lege the opening day.
The following Wednesday, March
II, Army will engage the Yale-P
M. c. winner with the victor going
into the final, March IA, against
the winner of the Princeton Cornell
encounter.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Motorboot Reauttu OFF

LAKELAND, Fla, Feb. 20 P.-
Lakeland's annual midwinter mo-
torboat regatta. scheduled March
7-8, has been cancelled because Of
war conditions. and inability to raise
the necessary funds.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Rescinds Freshmen Rule

WORCESTER, Mass, Feb. 20 up.
Prof. Percy Carpenter, athletic di-
rector at Worcester Tech, an
nounced today that the freshman
rule, installed only last fall at the
college, woud be dropped at once
for the duration of the war.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Riqqs and Budqe Score

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb. 20 up.
Bobby Riggs defeated Frank Ko-
vacs, 6-3,. 8-6, and Don Bulge
downed Fred Perry, Ga, Ga, here
last night in matches staged by the
touring professional tennis troupe.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Hockey Ace in Hospital

NEW YORK, Feb. 20 R.-Ah
Pike, center on the New York
Rangers, has entered hospital for
treatment of a knee dislocation SUI
fered in Tuesdays hockey game with
Montreal.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
OIcott With Rifle Victor

Joseph S. Olcott Of Washington Is
q member Of the 10-rnan rifle team
at Bordertown IN. j. Military In
stitute. The team won the 1910 and
1941 military school championship
of the I'd Corps Area.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
Is in Line for Syracuse

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Feb. 20 R.-
Syracuse added 18th player to its
roster with receipt Of signed con-
tract from Goodwin (Goody) Rosen.
veteran centerfelder acquired from
Brooklyn Ia 1910.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
WDe High Light Week End Csr Maryland Columbus open Tonight
Illinois Cogers Love Of Game
Helps Get Them Big Ten Lead
Toll Bosketers, Four Of Them Sophs, Like
To Work Overtime to Perfect PIoy
BY the Associated Press.

CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Feb 20-The Illinois basket ban team
simply can't get its fill Of the sport That in great
phenomenal of sophomores junior and
senior hard-bent the Big championship.
Their coach perSonable named Douglas Mills,
driver He's willing let the boys quit at O'clock
Evening star., 1942-02-20

Best Performances.
50-yard free style-Pulleyn. Yale, o:23.6
Tvs. Navy).
1OO-yard free style-Johnson, Yale.
0:52.2 Tvs. Pennsylvania).
220-yard free style-Johnson, Yale.
2:099 tys. Dartmouth.
440-yard free style-Chouteau. Yale.
4:50.4 Tvs. Dartmouth).
150-yard backstroke - Dannenbaum.
Yale. 1883 Tvs. Dartmouth:
200-yard breast stroke-Meyer, Yale,
1883 Tvs. Dartmouth.
Fancy dive-Cook. Yale, 1873 points
Tvs. Pennsylvania.
Dayidge. Popej. a:5a.e Gys. Dartmoutht.
400-yard relay-Dartmouth (Feldman.
Noble, Storrs, Worthen), $500 Tvs. Har-
vard).
Evening star., 1942-02-20
War Is Cheating Rice Of International Fame as Runner
Could Run Heels Off Best Of Flying Firms

pionship Of the A. A. q. meet .
week hence.
Evening star., 1942-02-20

Totals 20 S4s Totals IA z:
Ofiicials-J. Mention and Caruso.
Evening star., 1942-02-20

Totals I51141 Totals 90
Evening star., 1942-02-20

La Fond Yarn Has Odd Twist.
Eddie La Fond is telling this one
on himself. Weighing In his men
for one Of the Catholic University
matches, he placed Huck Hughes
on the scale and found him a pound
over the welterweight limit.
This thing isn't adjusted prop
erly," quoth Eddie, giving gadget
q couple Of twists. Huck stepped
back on and found himself two
pounds over.
Joe Gallagher, former st. Johns
boy. is almost certainty to captain
George Washington's 1943 quintet
II the Army doesn't get him. Hell
b the lone senior on the squad.
Evening star., 1942-02-20
With BILL AcKERMAN

not as wild as one might easily be-
lieve for they never have seen O
fisherman.
Evening star., 1942-02-20

Totals - IL 8 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
-Four Pin Teams
Tied for First
In Metro Classic

Metropolitan Classic Bowling
League veers 10 a repetition OF
last seasons intense competition,
TO judge by the standings after
the second week of the schedule
closed yesterday at Grandmont.
Four teams are tied for first,
four more are two games out. and
another three. II reminds the vet
Grams of the II club race for most
OF last season with six having a
chance during the final four
weeks.
Mt. Elliott. Standard. the defend
ing champions. Chene-Trombly
and Rainbow share first today.
Chene moved in by sweeping
George Murray. 2949 against 1888.
Ed Hogan, 634; Marvin Daneiel-
ski. 610, were leaders as their
teams total was night high.
Bob Rich of Koppitz led the in
dividuals on CAB. Others breaking
600 were Howard Vautherot, Ma
tionais. COL: Paul Kwasny. Mt.
Elliott. 614; Matt Furgan. Rain
bow. Gil: Larry Krantz, Martins,
500: Don Brichta. Standard. SOP;
Sam Evola. Southeastern. GIT;
Harvey Young. Hills, 604.
Ernie Bolle's Southeasterns had
1852 game and Jack Gardner's
POS helped Koppitz rap 1850. Rich
had PAT. Matt Furgan OF Rainbow
was high single with 255.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
Record Entry
In Times Shoot
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CONTINUED from First Sport Page
an identical prize in the novice
class.
Most popular man on the
ground was Grant Ilseng. Mont
gomery Ward shotgun shooting
ace. Ilseng was busy from SUM-
rise to well after dark, either in
structing hunters in improving
their aim. or putting on shooting
exhibitions from the hip, overhead
and a dozen other trick shots.
Assisting him was Leila Hall,
worlds greatest woman trap
shooter from Strasburg. Mo. She
assisted soldiers, sailors an d
hunters.
One of the most interesting
events during the two-day tourna-
ment. was the coon dog chase.
Red Gold fast little hound owned
by Lee Thompson of Yale won
first tree in the finals, with
Michigan Central owned by the
Ray Brothers of Detroit taking
second money. First line went 10
Blue Boy. owned by Clare Thomp-
son Of Yale, with Heads Up owned
by Vic Vozel of Detroit, second.
In the elimination heats win
ners were Rough, owner Walter
Ferry. Ypsilanti; Michigan Dan,
owners Bank and Floyd. Flint
Rather. owner Al Hicks, Dear
born: Michigan Central. owner
Ray Bros, Detroit; Ozark Bounce.
owner Ray Bros, Detroit; Heads
Up. owner Vic Vozel, Detroit;
Mabel. owner Thompson brothers,
Yale: Little Gyp, owner Leonard
Klug. Capac; Ring. owner Ray
Stone, Garden City; LOCKER. owner
Frank Christie: Blazing Star.
owner o. C. Lynch. Detroit; Flash
Grodon, owner Bill Butler. Lam
sing: Red Gold, owners, Thompson
Brothers Yale. and Joe Joe,
worlds champion owned by Walter
Ferry of Ypsilanti
Jack Story. The Mail Order
Cowboy" described the final races,
in the hound trials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
Ray Brown Captures
Lincoln Park Net Title

Roy Brown is Lincoln Park
champion in mems singles today
with the finish OF the annual closed
tournament at Memorial Park in
River Rouge. His steadiness mas
tered Ed Pearce in four sets, 40,
rs, Ga. Ga.
Warren jeanette and Jack Sin
geleton play tomorrow at ii a. m.
for the Downriver title. jeanette
removed Norman Stump in yester-
days seminal, rs. Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
DEATHS

samuel Mories. 1903 Hastings. 90.
Jasper DeAngelo. $3.50 Georgia, 70.
Rose G; Boothe. SIS Calvert. so.
Bsrtolo Tessari. 1912 Seward, 4s.
Nettie NJ. Alter. 1905 Second. 81.
Elvira Goemis. 1894 Carbonate, 81
Albert William Dana Jr.. 2972 Gladstone.
Harry ssdow. 17cs Gladstone. IS.
Hilton Trotter. e37 Napoleon. So. -
Christ Aiiemas, 573 Monroe. So
Julia r. Marentette. 1f51 Merrick, -.
Louis Aldriehetti. 1875 woodinsham drive,
Emma Stricken. 1925 Indiana, 90.
Adolph Kwistkowski. 442e Thirty -nrrt. o..
Martha Schneider 2010 Dexter, Flint. IS.
Jennie Coutoumanos. $3.50 LasalIe bosle-
Joseph Lipowski. 7331 Waldo. an.
Josephine Ksczmarek. 4347 Cicotte. 50.
William J.. Rodgers. 2soi Banner. Dear
Lloyd John Paterson. 5o71 Vancouver, o..
Joe Meisch, 24s Edmund place. So.
John l.. Kovacs. 102s Lansing. So.
sherman Z. williams. 27650 Powers. Ink
Marguerite Babinger. 124f5 Monica. II.
Joseph John Beres. i5o3s Hevden. / month.
Alexander Koblansky. loii7 fireman. Dear
Anna LsMon,ssn., 1880 Buffalo. 5.
Ignacy Gieidovski. 3611 Garfield. 50.
Patrona Roswell. 4252 Lawndale, 40.
Alice Wallace, 1885, Mansfield, ~.
Thomas VI. Fullerton ese Delaware. 81.
Hermina Marie MacBain, 7e55 Glynn court.
So.
Robert Asikainen. SIS West Grand bouis-
ward, g.
Lena Sowles, 2747 whitney, az.
Fannie A.. Rowe, 1890 West seven-MIls
road, rs
Mary Bridget Mcintosh. 100 whitmors
road. IS
Anders Hsimer Johnson. iiis West Han
Nellie Dark, London, Ont ~
Catherine Jones, $3.50 John road. n.
stanley Liss $685. Dubois. ~.
Charlotte Wintx, Jackson. Mich. 81
James a. Mcclure. 1905 Birwood 50.
George w Meyers. 1898 Temple. ~.
Joseph Masch. f037 Harding. 81.
lanes Marshall ga Brady
jeanne vollmers. 1888 East Warren, l.
Katherine stasser. 1859 Cherry. r.
Elmer n. Boyer. 1922 Bsniteau. IS.
Peter Marecki. 1928 81. Aubin, 20.
Ann Epstein, 2e33 Tuxedo. 81.
Edward ". Ling uong). 23Ti7 Elmira. %.
James Arthur Rose. as57 Cadillac. a.
Catherine c. Tillotson. 770 Livernois, 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-21
Red Birds Seek 4th
In Row Over Hens

TOLEDO. Sept. 21 (UP). -
Columbus hopes TO take its fourth
straight game from Toledo in the
American Association playoff to-
night for a clean sweep in the
finals of the postseason series.
Again capitalizing on the batting
punch of outfielder Eddie Lukon,
the Red Birds won their third
game in a row from the Mudhens
Sunday by a score of 2 to l in III
innings.