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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-08
Bond Leaders
Hawaii and Alaska Far
Surpass Quotas

NEW YORK, June 8 (INS).-
Hawaii and Alaska-"the two ter.
ritories which have suffered the
horrors of VARIED all the AZ
states in surprising the treasury
departments war bond quotas fol
May. IL was announced today.
Richard c. Patterson Jr.. chair.
man OF the New York war savings
staff, said Hawaii oversubscribeC
its bond quota OF 1892 900 by
81, 993 900, or 603.3 per cent.
Alaska went over the top BY
24S.5 per cent, oversubscribing its
quota of S198.0O0 by total bono
purchases of S492, 900.
Among states, Utah was the
May leader. topping its quota aAS
III per cent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-08
British, Nazis
Wage Sea Fight

LONDON. June 8 (INS).-
Light British naval units early
yesterday fought a brief but sharp
battle with greatly superior Ger
man naval forces" off the Belgian
coast. probably sinking one mod
ern NaZi 600-ton torpedo boat, the
admiralty announced today.
One light British naval craft
suffered some damage" and two
OF its complement were killed in
the pre-dawn sea fight, the official
communique related. adding:
although heavily engaged,
all our forces returned to their
base"
The German squadron which the
British patrol encountered in
lcluded Eat least two modern 600
ton torpedo boats" the admiralty
Stated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-08
Two Allied Ships
Sunk Off u. 5.

NEW YORK, June 8 (INS).-
Sinking of two more United
Nations merchant ships with an
indicated loss of IS lives was an
nounced by the navy today.
Seven men OF the crew Of 80
were lost in the torpedoing of a
medium-sized American freighter
500 miles off the Atlantic coast,
and 18 men were missing and be-
lieved dead following the sinking
of a medium-sized Norwegian
vessel in the Caribbean on May
II. Fifteen men were saved from
the Norwegian ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-08
DETROLA STILL PICKETED

A picket line Of about 100 per-
sons, mostly employees. today con-
tinued 10 patrol in front Of the
Detrola Corporation plant. 1901
Beard avenue, where a strike was
called on May u by the United
Electrical. Radio and Machine
Workers (CIO).
The plant which has an AFL
closed shop contract. due 10 expire
in July. was the scene Saturday
afternoon of clash between
pickets and police after cars filled
with working employees were
stopped by strikers. Police routed
the line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-08

PANTRY HoP-FHs-r~-sr--ssrfss =
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-08
Special Selling
Ready o-Serve
Pantry Shop Foods

World Over Preserved Texas Figs in 16-
ounce jar, 2Sc; three for SOC.
Sunset Boysenberries, 2o-ounce tin, z4eS
four for CSC.
Jumbo Ripe Olives, s1l-ounce tin, 3ocs
three for 8oc.
Rood and Mclean New York State To-
mato Juice, 45-ounce jar, soc; three for soc.
Hunts Supreme Prune Nectar. 12-ounes
tin, 12c; six for 6oc.
Boysenberry AIDE. 12-ounce tin, 14c; six
for zoe.
Spanish Thrown Queen Mammoth Olives,
2l-ounce jar, 75e.
Rath's Beef Stew, one-pound tin, zoe;
three for soc.
Fancy Canadian Lobster, 6-ounee tin. Sc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-08
Three-PieCe Bedroom
Lou Priced; Unusually Well Styled
To give or sell old rubber Of any
kind, old ross, serop metal
PHONE RANDOLPH s7s7 q

suite that both good looking and duraby constructed 1t
is Heppehite style "a favorte 18th Century type) in
hogany Decorative details distinctive and every
with careful workmanship Chest and vanity dis
play gently curving swont treatment; eghyp bed has
eyeholdng etworkng that's apparent also in the vanity
mirror Chest has Ave spacious drawers; vanity has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-08
FACE ARMY SERVICE

Major Strong n Il only said that
aliens can not return to work until
officially passed by the war de-
apartment but added that he has
I'some fine spots" in the armed
services for all wkc don't want "a
work.
The Society of Tool and Die
Craftsmen. an independent union
which holds a closed shop contract
al the plant, denies any part n
calling the strike. and the union
president. J. J. Griffin, has ursed
the union members 10 return ~
work. Although the UAW-CIO
also will not admit 10 sponsoring
the strike. men in the picket line
wore JAW buttons and were di-
rected by leaders from Local Isl,
UAW-CIO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-08
Value-Wise Detroiters Are Shopping in the
SALE of LINENS and BEDDING
Ambassador
SHEE TS
Inches IsO/

T csc snow white
sheets are sleek and
smooth on the surface,
but the texture is mar
velously strong. Woven
of selected carded cot
ton. Other sizes and
cases at sale savings:
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Midget Auto Racers
Open Meet Tonight
Al Lanham Oval
Many Big Name Pilots
Are Among rs or 80
Slated to Compete

Between IS and 80 midget auto
drivers are expected to compete to-
night when racing is resumed at
West Lanham CMd) Speedway with
Jack Kochman and S. F. (Red Crise
as co-promoters. Racing Director
Tom Lane Is in charge of the pro-
gram, opening at $50 pm, which
will feature 25-lap final.
Guest Of honor at tonight's meet
ing will be Ronnie Householder,
famous big car driver from the West
Coast and now an officer in the
Army Air Corps near Baltimore.
Five hundred service men also will
be guests of the management to-
night and every Friday during the
season. Tickets for service men are
distributed in advance and this
weeks section already has been
filled.
Among the big-name doodlebug
pilots signed by Lane for tonight's
inaugural are Johnny Ritter, daring
driver who has upset many Of the
champions: George Ponder, national
champion last year, and Charley
Miller, titlist the previous season
and one Of the big money winners
last year.
Numerous other drivers of repute
are expected. The Speedway is
located AZ miles past the Peace
Gross on the Defense highway.
Plenty of parking space is available
at the track.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Seven Games Slated
tomorrow in Boys
Baseball League

Seven games, three of them pee
wee engage6x1nts siiIIlr in the
insect division, are htef tumorrow
in the Western Division Of the Boys
Club Of Washington Baseball League.
In peewee games, Washington
Flour plays Lacy at Western at
am; st. Johns takes on Chevy
Chase at Chevy Chase at II am,
and Georgetown meets Howard
Cleaners at Lafayette at IL am. In
the insect clashes, May Hardware
goes against Washington Flour at
Western at II am; Industrial Home
School and Georgetown tangle at
Western at pm; Howard Cleaners
play Hearst at Hearst Playground
at II am, and Chevy Chase enter
tains Hutchinson at Chevy Chase
at pm.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Star HurIers Clash
In Grays' Opening
Game al Home

Topnotch pitching talent will be
plentiful when the Washington
Homestead Grays and New York
Black Yankees tangle at Griffith
Stadium Sunday in Negro National
League double-header.
The Grays, defending champions
will call on Ray Brown, Roy We'll
maker, Roy Partlow and Lefty
Hamilton. Yankee mainstays are
Frank McAllister, "No-hit" Smith,
Walter Calhoun, Bob Griflth, Neck
Stanley and Bob Evans.
Appropriate ceremonies will usher
in the local season with Judge Will
liam HASTE slated to throw out the
first ball and approximately 500
soldiers invited to attend.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
.0'TooIe Earns Crack
AT Mat Crown by :.
.Subduing Cox

Tommy O'Toole, handsome Irish
muscleman from the Midwest, Is in
line for a rassling match against
Sander Szabo, National Wrestling
Associations world champion. He
won the booking with victory in the
feature bout last night at River
side Stadium over Joe Cox, the
Kansas Krasher.
OToole won on a disqualification
when Cox tossed the rule book away
and worked on his Irish opponent
with various illegal even for wres-
tling, tactics. Between times he took
shots at Referee Wally Carlo. The
arbiter finally lifted O'Toole's paw
in token of victory and Cox received
the usual boos from the crowd.
Another exciting affair was the
two-man team bout, won by Maurice
La Chappelle and Ace Freeman over
Hank Kulkovich and Dick Lever. 1t
was the 18th straight for La Chap
pelle and Freeman. In other
matches, Rudy La Ditzi defeated
Milo .Steinborn and Max Krauser
and Lee Henning toiled to a draw.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Hammer and Sharp
Capture Crown in
Women S Rolling
Mark Up 639 in Class D;
Record Field Looms
In Mixed Doubles

Daisy Sharp and Charlotte HAM
mer, G. P. o. bowlers, today boasted
the Glass D doubles title in the
Washington Women's Duckpin As
sociation championships at the Ar
cadia with a score Of $50.
Berniee johnson last night spurt-
ed into first place In Glass c all
events with 939, Gaping her per-
formance with a second place c
singles count Of 335.
The Kings quint OF the st. Mar
tins Ladies League topped the team
rolling with 1901 to assume sixth
place in Glass c. Goss Co. OF Ross
lyn moved into third place in Glass
D with lab.
Two Commissioner and Miscel-
laneous League outfits placed among
the team leaders as Technical Stan
led by Eva Weinert nights high Of
129 assumed fourth place in Glass
D, while Alcohol Tax with 1876
gained fifth in E.
Esther Burton, secretary OF the
w. w. d. A., today stated that q
record entry loomed for the annual
mixed doubles to be rolled tomorrow
night at Hi-Skor, starting at 7:30
o'clock.
Among the entries already re-
ceived are Aston Clarke Boots Work.
man, Shorty Moye-Lorraine GULL,
AL Cissell- Bling Moen, Karl Goche-
nour Allyn Clarke, AL Terry-Jessie
Sacrey, Skeets Parks-Virginla
Wright, Lou Jenkins-Ethel Rudolph,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Spates, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Biggs, Perce Wolfe-Irma
Hoff and Lou Pantos and Cleo
Karydakis.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Sports Program
For Local Funs
TODAY.
n~--A-vv

DAScOdu.
Washington and Lee VS.. Mary
land, College Park, 4.
Eastern at Western Chigh
school series), 4.
Anacostia at Wilson (high
school series), f.
Dewitt at Bethesda Chevy
Chase, Bethesda, Md, $3.50.
Tech at Episcopal, Alexandria,
National Training School at
George Washington High, Alex
andria, $50.
Track.
Mason Dixon Conference meet,
Baltimore.
Tech VS.. Maryland Freshmen,
College Park, 4.
Coolidge at Eastern, 4.
Golf.
Georgetown VS.. Penn State
and Princeton, Princeton, N. J.
High school series, Wilson VS..
Tech at Bannockburn, Central
VS.. Roosevelt at Indian Spring,
Coolidge VS.. Anacostia at Wash.
ington.
Tennis.
Maryland VS.. George WASH
ington, Columbia Club, /.
Randolph-Macon at American
U.
Georgetown VS.. Temple, Phila-
delphia.
Midget Auto.
Opening program of season,
West Lanham Speedway.
TOMORROW.
Baseball.
Washington VS.. New York, at
New York.
Georgetown VS.. Maryland, COL
lege Park, 4.
Duke VS.. George Washington,
East Ellipse. 2::30.
Catholic U. VS.. Western Mary
land, Westminster. Md.
American U. VS.. Randolph
Macon, Ashland, Va.
Coolidge at Landon, 3.
Western VS.. Navy ]. ", An
napolis.
Track.
Army VS.. Maryland, College
Park, 3.
Mason-Dixon Conference meet,
Baltimore.
Hill School and Woodberry
Forest at Episcopal, Alexandra,
8.
Golf.
Georgetown VS.. Pittsburgh and
Cornell, at Princeton, N. j.
Lacrosse.
Maryland vs.. Rutgers, New
Brunswick, N. j.
Tennis.
Maryland Freshmen vs.. Navy
Plebes, Annapolis.
Georgetown VS.. st. Josephs,
Philadelphia.
st. Andrews at st. Albans.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Major Leaders
SSs1I IC0 7 CSSs
AMERICAN.


AMERICAN.
washlnasson.D sahaliasD9ers. ag4 B0stos 46s; Spence
masSjo RsnjsRwil1ians; Ro.lo5 IS Boston, 27; D. Di
o. Runs batted in-spence. washinston,
Heath, Cleveland. 81. A' III
Doubles--Higgfns, Detroit 10: K-ee-
wen and johnson, Philadelphia; Esta.
Ie1is, washington, and D. Di Masgio.
Tripies-spence. WASHINGTON. a.
Ssuder, Philadelphia. and Heath, cleve:
,iam9 Home sorgas rgns1York, Detroit. 7; Will
uI Stolen basesEcase, washinston 8;
Boston and difSaiaad kahel chieaso D Massio'
=, Pitchine-Bonham, New York, and
Newsome, Boston, 40.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting = Murtaugh. Philadelphia.
.359; FERNANDEZ; Boston, .351:
St HGInsEi0t1' GnSis New York and Musial.
Runs batted in-F. Mccormick. Gin
cinnati. %; Brown. St Louis. 20
St ionis tsMFe5Randez' 5E Boston "a; Brown.
wl}esl ReablesmSsEnsnaez' s7odsi1n Boston 10;
Triples-Haas Cincinnati; Benjamin
and Warren, Philadelphia; Martin and
Elliott. Pittsburgh; Stringer and Mich
olson, Chicago, and Brown. st.
Home runs-Camilli. Brooklyn, 8; F.
stolen bases-Fernandez and Miller.
Pitchins-Head, Brooklyn, 30.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Capital Colleges Head Into Last Big Week End Of Spring With All %
Trophies Denoted
In War Salvage
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. May S.-Trophies
won on many fields of sport dur
ing peaceful years have started
flowing into the war effort here
in a campaign launched - part
Of the general salvage program
by the New York City Salvage
Committee.
Athletes who have donated
their trophies include Gloria
Callen and Peter Flick, swim
ming: Mrs. r. M. Torgenson, Jess
w. Sweetser. Maureen Orcutt
and Mrs. Harry McNaughton,
golf; Jim Herbert. Paul Pilgrim
and John Borican, track. and
Vincent Richards. Frank Shields
and Frank Hunter, tennis.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Two Ex-U. ). CHAMPS
Head Middle West
Fencing Field
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 8.-Two former
national champions are included in
field Of 60 fencers to compete in
the Midwest championships Sunday.
Maj. Fred w. Siebert, a member
Of the st. Louis team which consists
OF Army and Air Corps officers and
enlisted men, is one of the former
champs and is considered the out
standing fencer on the program.
Maj. Siebert, whose home is in
Chicago, has held important titles
for eight years, capturing the ma
tional duelling sword crown in 1910.
The other former champ is Loyal
Tingley of the host Illinois division
team.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Jenkins Bowls 400 Set
9th Time This Season

looming his top average to 126
pins with a 407 count, Karl Gochen-
our was the heaviest walloper as
Station WINK swept the pennant-
contending THYME quint to forge
two games ahead in National Capt.
tai League flag chase.
Lou jenkins, who banged 400 for
his 9th 400 league set of the season,
and Sam Shreve with 429 led Vel
low Cabs 80 victory over Red
Circle.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Tropshots Will Tune
Their Eyes Tomorrow

Tomorrow is listed as a practice
day for the Washington Gun Club
holding its weekly shoot at the
Benning traps. Preparations are
being made for the District metro
politan championships on May %
and %.
Regular events tomorrow are the
50-target feature and the 25-target
handicap. Practice events may be
arranged at any number of targets
and at any distances the shooter de-
sires. Visitors are welcome. The
program will open at 2 pm.
Evening star., 1942-05-08

League teams in action tonight.
The schedule also includes:
SINGLES PM
Class B|Lloyd Turner
Class C-Metford Risgs, Paul Per,Rx,
Chick Hagerman, Warren Adams.
TEAMS.
Glass A-C. 4 c. Restaurant tRosslyn).
Glass B-L Lanham Grocers prince
Georges, Arlington Trust. A. l.. Kelly 4
Son. Arlington Tire, Quality Shop. Old
Dominion Bank. Cooke Press, Goss Co..
United Clay,
Class C--United Clay Building Supply,
@. & s. Laundry prince GeorgeS.
DOUBLES-1O PM.
Class C-N. Fredericks-J. BeitSell, Z.
Gumetti- J. Pricci N. Quick-partner. L. z.
Turner-M. Risgs P. Peruzzi-C. Haserman.
w. Adams-partner-
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Gard, Shore Squads
Start Mason-Dixon
Title Meet Duel
American u, GoIIoudet
Also in Record Field
At Johns Hopkins
SPECIAL Dispatch to The Star.

SPECIAL Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, May 8.-The 7th
annual Mason-Dixon track cham
pionship meet was to open a two
day stand at Johns Hopkins Uni
versity this afternoon and Catholic
University and Washington College,
each a three-time winner, are the
schools expected to be battling for
the title. Washington took the first
three titles and Catholic has won
for the last three years.
Bridgewater, Randolph-Macon and
Hopkins have excellent performers
in certain events who may cut into
c. us total and allow Washington
to slip through. washington is
strong in the field events and
hurdles, while G. us strength lies
in the running events, although it
may surprise in the pole vault and
is favored in the javelin. Helping
the Cards are the five points they
gained in the Penn Relays in which
Washington did not place and which
may prove the margin Of victory.
Record Field In Meet.
A field of about 200 athletes Is
competing, largest in the history of
the games. They represent 10 of
the II conference schools. In addi-
ton to those already mentioned,
there are entries from American,
Gallaudet, Loyola, Delaware and
Western Maryland. Loyola leads the
list with 80 athletes, followed by
Delaware with 26 and Hopkins
with 20.
American has only two men
entered, one of them Herbie Wood,
favorite in the Emile, he having
turned in the best time to date, 10
minutes and "a seconds.
John Lovett of Randolph Macon,
holder Of the 100-yard dash record
at 9.6 seconds, Is favored in that
event and in the 220, although he
may expect some competition from
Pierce Of Catholic, a freshman who
has come along fast this season;
Spangler OF Bridgewater, Vaughn of
Delaware and Brundige of Hopkins.
OKeefe and Weschler of Catholic
appear to be the men to beat in the
40 and Jim zuppa, also of Catholic,
seems to have the $50 locked up if
his bad leg doesn't bother him.
Keller Of Bridgewater, Huffman of
Gallaudet and Lord of Delaware
also should place well in this event.
The mile. too, may go to the Cards,
with . Zuppa and John Doyle the
favorites.
Washington Hurdlers Strong.
Both hurdle events probably will
60 to Washington. represented by
Warther and johnson. Gallaudet
may get its points in the high jump
with Stevens, who twice this season
has gone to feet, although Nouss
of Loyola and Dieh1 Of Bffdeewate-
both are capable of topping him.
Javelin events in previous meets
this spring have been erratic, but
Makofske and Riehl OF c. U. both
have done better than 160 and
SHOULD cop the title. Riehl also is
the man to watch in the pole vault,
although Blunt Of Randolph Macon
might slip in here.
Blunt is an all-around performer
and the Yellow Jackets are count
ing mighty on him. His specially
Is the hurdles, but he is entered in
five events-both hurdles. broad
Jump, high jump and vault.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Women's Bowling
Card Tonight
TEAMS G:3O),

TEAMS 7:3O).
CLASS B-Daly's Food Shop undepend-
entD, Russell Motors (Hyattsville).
CLASS C-Blank Team &C. P. o.,
Fleischmann's Yeast (King Pin).
CLASS DR.. E. A. Cleaners prince
Georges County,, Busy Bees Ducky Strike).
CLASS E-George H. Rucker tRosslyn).
DOUBLES (s:3O).
CLASS Auth Rothgeb-Asnes Collins
CLASS B Marguerite McDermott-
Louise Battaglia, Jennie Egan-Irene Swan.
CLASS C-Irene Clark-Chris Clauser.
SINGLES (7:3O).
CLASS A-Dorothy Flack.
CLASS B-Virginia Freys, Doris Goodall
CLASS C-Ruth Smith, L. M. Grunwell,
Peggy Stalcup, Grace Hobbs
CLASS D-Gertrude Rest, Catherine
Frye, M. Summer
Evening star., 1942-05-08
j. :. HandbaII Semis
Almost Confined
To 'Friscoans
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 8.-Three
handball artists from the San Fran
cisco neighborhood and one from
New York remain today to contest
the singles titles IN the National
A. A. U. senior handball champion
ships.
They are Jack Clements and Dan
Marble, both Of San Francisco: An
gelo Tocchini of Oakland. Calf, and
Angelo Trulio Of Brooklyn.
Marble put down the tournaments
top-ranking player, Stanley Hitz
Of Harrisburg, Pa, in a straight
game victory last night.
In tonight's semiflnals Marble
plays Trulio and Tocchini meets
Clements.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
1erp 1iIts With Hoya
Nine, Army Track
Team Top Card
Baseball, Coli, Lacrosse,
Tennis Here, Abroad
Crowd Schedule

The last big week end for local
athletes comes up today and to-
morrow with Maryland presenting
the heaviest home schedule. The
Terps were to entertain Washington
and Lees baseball team today and
tomorrow will play host to George
towns nine and the Army track
team in a twin attraction at College
Park.
Also on today's program was the
Mason-Dixon track championships
opening a two-day stand in Balti-
more with Catholic. American and
Gallaudet as Washington's repre-
sentatives.
Tennis and golf teams likewise
come up with a big program with
the big net match set for this after
noon at Columbia Country Club
between Maryland and George
Washington. American us netmen
were to play at home against Ran
dolph- Georgetown's team
is travelling, meeting Temple in
Philadelphia today and st. Joseph's
there tomorrow.
Hoya Golfers on Spot.
Hoya golfers had a tough series
against Penn State today and Pitts
burgh and Cornell tomorrow.
In addition to Maryland's big
baseball game tomorrow, George
Washington is meeting Duke in an
important Southern Conference
game on the Ellipse while Catholic
University is playing Western Mary
land at Westminster in Mason
Dixon Conference tilt. The Cards
nosed out the Green Terrors last
week, but expect some trouble in
meeting that team on its own field.
Another Mason-Dixon diamond
meeting tomorrow has American U.
travelling to Ashland to engage
Randolph-Macon.
Maryland's nine lost all chance
for q $3.50 break this season when 1t
was defeated by Virginia Tech on
Monday, so it is banking on beating
Georgetown tomorrow to retain its
chance for the unofficial District
title which is its main business at
present. The Terps have another
tilt listed with the Hoyas on May 20
and the second tilt with George
Washington, which it conquered in
their first meeting, on May 18. The
Hoyas and Colonials have broken
even in two games. leaving Mary
land with good chance OF slipping
through.
Army Track Team Sturdy.
Army's track team is considered
too strong for Maryland to handle.
The West Pointers have one Of the
best teams in the East with numer-
out outstanding individual perform
ers. Among the Cadet aces are
Bob Walling, hurdler: Frank Cam,
high jumper; Bob Short, who can
do Is feet in the pole vault; Ralph
White, javelin tosser who won at
the Penn relays and who can throw
beyond 200 feet. and Ralph Yielding,
who broad jumps better than % feet
It all leads up to another Army
victory. "a
Marylands lacrosse team is travel
ing tomorrow to New Brunswick to
tackle Rutgers.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Plenty Of Track
Titles at Stake
By the Associated Press.

BY the ASSOClAteQ Press.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, May 8.
With entry lists in from all
Big Six colleges and from 81 high
schools. Virginia authorities are
expecting one Of the greatest
single group Of track contestants
in Old Dominion history here
tomorrow when the State big
Six" track and field meet and the
Virginia Literary and Athletic
League scholastic competition
will be run of concurrently.
The Big Six will have both
varsity and freshmen competing
and four sections of high schools
will be clashing among them
selves for their class titles.
Evening star., 1942-05-08
Fights Lost Night
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK Wright. 12s.
tino, 12s, New York tS).
JERSEY CITY-Freddie Archer,
l39, Newark, stopped joey Rivers, 1877,
New York "a.
PHILADELPHIA.-Joe Belfore, I39.
Philadelphia. outpointed Freddy Do
mico, 1929. Phila delphia 81.
FALL RIVER Msss.-Young Byron,
14l. Boston. outpointed Freddie Ca
muse. l4S. Fall River O0).
ELIZABETH, N. danny Cox, 119,
New York. outpointed Billy Guy. l72,
White Plains, N Y. (6).