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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01

You probably never thought Of central Office
svitchboards "battle stations" They vital
today and unnecessary Long Distance calls
bottleneck the switchboards.
Normally, we'd build enough extra circuits to
handle the load. But, today, production needs
the copper, steel, rubber and other materials
qured for adequate telephone expansion.
Here a few ways you help speed the
war efforts
l. Make only the essential Long Distance calls,
and especially 0vOid the crowded lines listed at
the left.
2. Keep all your sGtions brief you can
;. When possible, gire the number Of the teIe.
phone you calling Long Distance.
We all help to make the most Of present
telephone facilities. For examples Never ask Infor-
nation for number that Is listed in the directory.
II crowds the already busy equipment unnecessarily.
Before you pick up the telephone remembers
vAB CALLS MUST co THROUGH
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-01

Red network. WLW 700. WV
$50. WHAM 100, WMAQ $40. Blue
network. WXYZ 1870, WLW 700,
WGN 100.
Columbia Broadeasting Company
-WJR 80. WBBM $50, WCKY
1880. WFBM l26, VICAR 1850.
WBNS 1860, WOOD 1910, Blue
network, WOWO 1890.
Mutual 6roadcasting Company
network, WLW 700. CKLW 500,
Red Network WLW 700, Blue
WJBK 720.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
HdndbdII Stars
In Y Event

As part Of the New Years Day
open house program, the downtown
branch Of the YMCA Will stage
several handball exhibitions. begin
ming al p. m.
AL Zerbo. for FIVE years the city
and state champion, will make hiS
farewell appearance before being
indicted iBto the army on Satur-
day, when he plays Paul Merlo
runnerJup for the title last year
Joe Winkler and Eugene Ep-
stein. state YMCA doubles cham
pions. take on Ben Waterstone
and Ted Lemmer. state AAU
champions. In the other matches
Eli Pickens. state AAU chairman,
plays Prof. John VouvakiS, city
YMCA chairman, while Paul
Stobbe, city junior AAU title
holder. plays Armand Duhart,
ranking No. city player.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
Stefdni, Il, Rolls
7O1 at Rainbow

When Narathons tailed S039
IN the Rainbow $50 CLASSIC. ono
Of the chief reasons was /Adoipp
Stefan. Il years old. who carried
in 70i from 235-255-2lL \ cousin
of Andy Stefani, the Rainbow boss.
Adolph has been bowling t"O
wears. Tony CarlSo was runrer-
up on 6S6
Angelo Della or -OldbrI had cts
Al Valena Of Rsinbow 690 t@31-
257-lo6). John Semen, Southeast
ern. 65l: Tony Maisano. Oldhru
GIT: Harp Stefsni Oldbru Two
617:. Chef Shcey. Wilson. 62S.
The league membership lr,
cludes Leonard Liberda Everett
Wenz. Dan Shields Joe Green
Steve Kent. Art Klein Fred Mil
Ter. Walter BahorSk William Nc
CArthv. Joe Locke. Charlie Wis
cont. Louis Nizza, Lou Williams
Carl Carlson. Frank French and
Phil ToCco.
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Wyoming Next.
For Lawrence

University of Wyoming's Cow
boys will meet Lawrence Tech al
Hackett Field House Saturday
night in Techs second major con
test within II days. Last Tuesday
the Blue Devils dropped a 63-44
decision 10 the powerful University
of Southern California Trojans.
In the u. s. c. game the Blue
Devils appeared nervous, missing
many shots and cashing in on but
four out of II free throws. Sat
urday Coach Don Rider is hopinf
for renewal of his teams usuaI
poise and offensive strength.
Wyoming halted a six-game win
ming streak compiled by St
Francis College Of Brooklyn last
night at Madison Square Garden,
swapping the Terriers, 63-3S.
Auto Club of Detroit will meet
Yellow Cab of Pontiac in d pre-
liminary game at 7;15 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
Lost and Found

ILOST-Lady's white gold Hamilton wrist
watch on Morang, between BalfOur and
Harper, Harper express bus or Grand
River street car. Reward. Arlington 1897.
lLosT-Helbros mans wrist watch leather
! strap; approximately on Michigan be-
tween Horger and Schlon, Dearborn. Christ
mas. Reward. OR, $3.50. 1909 Calhoun.
LosT-Brown leather purse. containing
keys. important papers; reward. Trinity
| i-s475.
MANS hilfold initiated C. p. H valu-
able papers, money; reward. Arlington
MANS black onyx ring with diamond (:
gift liberal reward. Vermont 6-s04s.
ONE steel casting Mt. Elliott and Lynch
road. Reward. Ivanhoe $780, between
IL a. m. and p m,
PURSE containing Legal documents; victn-
rty Harpet-Nan Dyke; reward. Plaza
.95ss
sETTER-Black with some white: vicinity
Harper. Bedford. Tuxedo 1-l6le. Re-
ward.
TOY Fox Terrier; male; vicinity Chalmers
CharlevoiX Reward. Murray 1921.
TWO English Settlers White. white and
black; male, female. Reward. Center
Line 1887
VICINITY Harper-s.Mile road; two Eng
fish settlers. female brown and white
male black and white; reward. Rosevile
i24O2 w.
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate list
ings IA thu hig sunday Times Want Ad
Section.
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BIRTHS

Dorothy Camper szos West Lafayette.
AtFsiRia AelihaFgie. s5s Beaconsneid'
Crosse Polnte.
Retiy Quinn. 80 Ridge road Pleasant Ridge
Dorothy Caplan i722 West Vernon.
Anna Manning, IA Horton.
Elizabeth Majestic sbfb Burt road
Ouida Peterson $50 South York Dearborn
Elsie MAY. 1000 Lochmoor, Crosse Pointe.
Patricia Ternes. 1904 Warwick.
Louise Me-aglia. 4l53 Emwood
Dorothy Thompson. iooi2 Haeger'y. Dear
susie wmsms. 2io2i Ithaca, Ferndss.
Jeapetta Ford, 1850 ST: Joseph
Eleanor Wilson 1878 Van DYKE place,
Mamie Mcdonnell 1922 Chope place.
Caroline Shirlin 1924 Pallister.
Anna Van lnwagen, 2sbl Gray
/ Lucienne Maurer, 55ls Van Dyke.
tima Kozdeu. 1lslO Ohio
Marie ColuzIio. so6b pobel.
Ramsa Kiswiney, 3637 Berkshire
Ednamae Hunt, $40 Emmons boulevard
Nyantot',
|TWic Grand 226s East Warren.
Mar Beianeer 1919 Yorkshire. Crosse
.Glenna GiGen. S. Farrand Park. Highland
Rose stizelewicz. 222o East Milwaukee
Agnes Tauoe. lSi5 oxford road. Crosse
Iunevera Harvey. 1876 Imperial highway
Eedford
VIOLA Ramirez, 275i Military.
Harriet Gerne. ie4Al Faust.
/ Jean CoOmbe 1921 Elmhurst.
ICorinne Stack. 1876 Cruise.
! Annie crouch. 1929 Thatcher
/ Blanche Upper 2297 Buena Vista,
Julia Czafkowsk 1927 Goddard.
| Dorothy stanton. s36 Brainard
Noreen Mills l7il Richton.
Dorothy Ward i4440 Mark Twain.
Florence smith S5e3 American
Elaine O'Connor 1li2i Nsrdin
Catherine poemer. 1880 ST. Auhn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
Death notires

CRONIN Margaret % i4431 Waveney
beloved wife OF John r.: dear mother
Of James. beloved daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Robert Glover; dear sister Of SGT
James Glover OF United states Army, Mrs
Edward Beck Patricia and, Jack Glover
Funeral services from the Van Lerbergh'
Funeral Home, 1890 East Warren, corner
I Of LAkevtew. Saturday morning at $50
and St John Berchman's Church at =
Rosary Friday evening al s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
DEATHS

Eleanor Van wiemeersch. $3.50 Lakewood
Charles Rocpuck. 1920 McGraw, So.
Emily g. Lang, a2a Alger. 80
Edward stephens. 1924 Russell SO,
Clarence Alvin Baker, l5f6s stoepei 80
AIbertihe Johanna hide 1892 Robins, ST.
Thomas Box zoe West Savannah. so.
Cora NJ. Perry 1850 Gray. II.
Samuel Amato. 1880 McDougal, ST.
Casper Becker, 40sl Porter, a.
Barbara Klemczewski. 1887 Horton. IS
Frans oscar Larson. 227s Glendale, SO.
Charles - Levans, l264e August. 81
Catherine Johns. l4772 quincy. rs
Florence Tremaine. $3.50 Dumbarton.- RI
Monroe Rosenheid; $40 Cass, So
Louise Teufel, 1894 algonquin, 50.
Leona Brown. 20509 Yacama. a..
iChafles White. 1858 Second, 81
Holm Steyskal 1928 Holcomb, 81.
Marie Arno. 1868 sheridan. 70.
William Henry SimABs, l37a2 Buffalo. SO
William J Halligan. 1913 Hanford. Lin
coin Park. 6s
Barbara Makns 1909 Putnam. 20.
William Moon. 9ss Hendrie, 10
IMurlele Hayes 647 Division. IS.
ICarvin McClary. 6064 Hartford, ~.
iChsppel Devore 2o63 Twenty hfth, 20.
Harry " Appebaum. 520i stanton. So.
Max siegel 20S0 West Euclid, SIS.
Alan Joseph Moran, 1851 Huntington road
months
Alice Edith Harrison. 26ss Sixteenth, SIS.
D
Emily Mevcrss zoos Rowan. so.
Peter Barstis. 1226s Chelesia, So.
/ Felix Poretti, 1852 Mt Elliott, %.
stella Poplawskt. 1888 John r., ~.
Joseph Str1elecki 2l36 East Kirby. II.
John Nolan Brown City, Mich So.
William Medium, s576 Beechdale. 50.
Betty Pruitt 1855 Bcgole, S.
IAutoni Zenkewicz. 1s2ss Fenken SO.
Stella Godos. 1890 McDougall, 10.
Istanley Walla, 1893 East Nevada, so.
Martin Weiss, 1880 Fleming, 70.
Josephine NJ. Rund. 6ei5 Mack. 81.
William w Horen, 12464 Fairport, 70.
James Landino. 1885 Cedar Grove, So.
Alexander Nadelny. 400 Burton. 81.
Viola Hooper, 1892 Antietam, 81.
Emma Mcclellan. SOP Emerson. ~.
Robert Trevor Lewis, 23700 Shakespeare
East tDotroit. months.
Frank Saragrolis. 81 Winder Sc
James Tiotis 1888 Monica. SO.
Ellen NJ Maroney. 5000 Morven ~.
Myrtle NJ Fielder. BASS Eastern place, 50
John Elisha Higgins. 1922 Cooley, rs.
John B. Henderson 1852 y Clarendon, y
sharon Jean Cortright. Dearborn, /.
John Truchle Windsor Ont. II.
ANTHONY Baworowsky. 5025 Livernois, 81
Peter C Harris, 146 East Montana. 81.
Helen M.-Ayres, -prayton Plains, Mich 90
Viola Krauss 243s West Forest 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
Fair Grounds Results
FOR THURSDAY

FIRST RACE 3.ysar-olds. 1 mne "a
yards:
sidonls (Basham, $50 90 3 900
Mad Bunny (Cungman) $50 ga
Spring DriU tBarhou 40
Time a. -a. of 3. lz--
Aud Lang Syne, Mention. Up Jack.
Dodge city Damon So Fast and Psychi-
atris' slso ran.
SECOND RACE-2-yesr-ola5. / mile 20
Top straw CHgeyb $50 SEQ go
Hich Hat tNOdarseD ip0 8 900
RealmAn- lClinEmAnl--- -
Time f:45 4-5. on 7.5-ft
Freda *. Green0ck Image Alhakit Bc
Sweet War Wise, Black Pre- and Fine
Broom also ran,
THIRD RAcE-3-year-olo' and zap. ~
miles
lann,e sid 1Raros1 80 go 22Co
Sweet olga tCNnEman1 Zoo 2 "a
Legal Advice CBashaml 20
Time 50 3-5. of f:25l-.
iInuie Kate. Pompton and hfd Haven
also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-2year-old' mile and
cunsasw CGuernl lIAo go $50
Camps First tCNnEmsn) 6o 26t
Vsf1iua Dust CTamarol 2s.
Time 1.fg IS on f53
/ Rls y. D. Heel Can snt BLACK Thrush
alec ran.
FIFTH RACE-s-yesr-olds and pp 1 LIE
Reapsrs BLADE ~
/ CBhtnU $3.50 600 2al
If.tte slam ,Psscumal ,U 3st
Mix Pin &C. lusmanI 2.4j
Time ft ..h ~ SfTN
/ ESQ count and Latent aisn IAN.
SIXTH RACE l-yesr-r'ss srt u7.
4 m Ir sHf 1o yards
IL. rF-.rH. .a.
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Ed Curley's Selections

NEW YORK. Dec. 81 INS) .-
Following are I'd Curiey's sclcc.
tons at Tropical Park:
l-CCILE, Mr. kecrttary. Pony Express.
7-cRIMsoS TIDE, Hslsn spot, bense
Path
3-PESSsBvRc sung Pal, Flasha'are.
BOW. low, King Torch ENbl-h3
5--HoPEvILz.E, Media Luna. Gossp
s-YINKEE DANDY, sir Marlboro.
CerbFr1f
-wooDPoRD LAD. Cen'fsosiy. Pre-
Rsb0
MISS pIsCOvERY. &C. Bsr. Ft-
fuigeni
BEsT ROW Low.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
Tropical Park Results

FIRST RACE-3-year-olds and up. l-16
War Bonne, tpan,.lo $50 10 10
Kings Error (MacAndrewi 800 80
Biscayne Blue (Thornburgl 20
Time 80 as. of 2:o3.
Tatnall star Dark Watch. Dancing
Light. Operas Clown, Brookandvine and
Whiscendent also ran.
SECOND RAcE-3-ysar-olds and up,
lie miles:
Rose-Red (scurlock) 7S0 80 2 sc
Clip ciop Crhompson) $50 $40
valeroso II adams 2sC
Time las As, of ASA.
Baggrave. Giro, Star Chance Ids
streng, Silver B.. Psravings and Ilinoi,
Star also ran.
THIRD RAcE-2-yesr-olds. A. mile:
Sparkling Maid
tRienI) 1870 30 2 %
ARIEL Play tCormsn) 2ao 20
Bras King tThornburg) n.
Time i.l2 3-5, on 3.0iif
Rush Act Mon Flag. Optimism anr
Miami Springs also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-2.y.ar-olds, y mile:
Lite Wizard
tMcCrearyb $3.50 40 = ~
unchanenged tGonzsieI) 40 "a,
Phsr Blaze (Gorman) ~
Time 1;ii is. on 3:3ih.
Queens Risk. Menslther. Is iva
Page and Miss Mary 10 also ran.
FIFTH RACE - 3-yeAr-olds and Op q
mile
Liberty Lad gsmasl 400 u 50 So
Ladies First (Gormsnl 3 90 81
AIhalon mann a
Time I II rs. on 3.oeis
Brother Dear X. Dorku- BEtny spring
Family Doc and Wilton also ran.
SIXTH RACE -- 3.yesr-olds and up, a
mile
Harvard Square
(Adams) 80 ? n 81
Augury ,HAshelN 80 rs
Incoming CLutherl q
Time ! IL As. or AZ
Kesargo. Bryan station and Sunoodge
also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-3-yesr-olds and. ~
I lis miles.
Roscoe fRisnzD 100 , 90 3
Yankee Party tAtuhson) SO So
Johnny y. tMcConbsi %
Time l:44 IS or s.5s.
Tex Hygro, Csstaudsf and Fsious as
ran.
EIGHTH RACE -- 5-year-ods ard W
lie miles
Hads Moon fLuce) 1870 Go -
CAstgada wright 40 p
Pareeing tHettlngsrl j. 3
Time 80 OF 23H
Catomar, Toms lad. Buckle Tn MlCnl
san Sun. Rsisin Brsst ard War Point sls
Tsn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
LEW
BEST BETS
TROPICAL PARK

l-rDN FNFEFsS GuHr rafro.
F"rrj
HELtN SPOT. r@mson Tee D'0"
7-FIA~HtIoNC. Isle 10 Pine sun-
Pal
g. kINg TORCH ROW .n k.s1mo
MEDIA o.. NA. Eupt, 'c. Gossip Miss
4-4tt 80 i- f-+r' -7~t SIR
-cENIEEuAlE Wexford Jas Hsr
.WHTI TIVF TIRE Killer laE Naa
RF~T FLAsHALpNG
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
FAIR GROUNDS

Wts- DECISION. Feu,ra Little
IakF"
-BEUI.s ocean Enaad H'ch Tuf.
PAR AVON War E1m lfer Double
NAVY CROSS. balas lady. santa
ftet-
goTpFTNAN psv View. Shot Fli
SEh FARE. Pu-ht Rcmsrs Thaa-
dr..N.H
VIRGINIA ROSE. lrue Nom I-ac-
t.ss
S-MEMAYK ChtrtIka PaHac.ue.
PESr NAVY Cross
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Trade Schools-Male

ATTENTION.
MEN AND WOMEN OF ALL AGES
We Teach 10 Big Pay Trades
Used IN Defense Industries
WOLVERINE SCHOOL
II YEARS IN SAME LOCATION
1900 w FORT DAY-NlGHT SCHOOL
ARC AND ACETYLENE WELDING
WELDING TRADE SCHOOL
UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
.i20i W. LAFAYETTE Oh 574t
EVENING CLASSES
In SHOP MATHEMATICS. INSPECTION
INSTRUMENTS and BLUEPRINT READ
ING are helping many upgrade In ol
transfer 20 war work Glasses meet
TUESDAY and Thursday evenings. Moder
ate tuition Inquire any day or evening
DETROIT INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
303 Downtown YMCA-RA. 6126
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
DIVORCES

Edward Booker from Dorothy.
. Mildred George from Russell
GLADYS Lucille Bowdry from Terry.
tZdzislaus Chelmicke from Anna
Opal Laforges from Sam
/ Charles l. Mcintosh from Ardeth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-31
Lost and Found

k<oot OeSe
ILLFoLD-Containing valuable navy.
| army passes money; vicinity Epworth,
fireman. Reward. 5267 Vancouver. Tyler
IBIILFOLD- Vicinity Fischer Gratiot. good
reward. Luebs, 1872 Sheridan Ivanhoe
1865
| BLACK BLLFOLD-Keep money, return
contents. Reward. Twnbrook 1886
I1T472 Anglin.
BLACK male springer spaniel, white
streak on chest: collar. license; MIG
ger" Chnd's Christmas gift. Reward.
Townsend 5-4375
BLACK Vicinity Warren Ave
glasses. KEYS. drivers license. Reward
Margaret Blakey. Oregon 1908.
BROWN leather bag, credentials, special
delivery; money ~eeded badly: reward.
Margaret Andricsk, Margaret sobey. owe
1882
tifcate: vicinity Wyoming -Fenken Re.
ward Brown. Trinity 1913
DIAMOND RING-Grosse Pointe Woods
Recreation, Sunday. Reward. 1913 Brys
drive. Niagara 60o3
DRESS CLIP-Large blue stone; vicinity
Mercury Theater. Reward. Vermont
6-3sl1.
FLUFFY white male puppy. months
tan white marktngs:~ vicinity Telegraph
Sheridan Liberal reward. Dearborn 1899.
GOLD ring with ruby stone inscription,
Mother to George" Reward. Lieut..
Lunger. Trinity i-5ooo, Extension 40.
lKOI.INSKY FUR neckpiece; Telegraph Grand
River. sodthdeld. Reward. Evergreen 657s
lLADY's diamond wristwatch: vicinity
Boulevard. Sixteenth. Lothrop, Second.
Liberal reward $3.50 Sixteenth, Apartment
401. Tyler 6-123s, Trinity 1900.
LADY's BulovA wrist watch. vicinity
Michigan and 5lst street; reward.
Dixon $685.
LIVER SPOTTED pointer; male pup
vicinity Puritan. Smile. Reward. Uni
versity 2-el54.
LOST Black leather purse. containing
working mans savings. near Great
Lakes steel Co. Reward Emilio Duran.
1919 Beech
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LEARN welding-arc OF acetylene: $50.
444s CD. RIVER-TE. 1912
LEARN Modern Ba-bering-Phone, write.
Moler Barber College $50 Michigan.
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BUYERS GUlD
KoDAKs AND SUPPLIES
LEATHER GOODS

EASTMAN Kodak stores. Incorporated,
1853 Woodward-Kodaks, supplies, etc.
Randolph 1893
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ADVERTISING DISPLAY
Ed iSfo INCOMES

CARLSON STUDIoS-Advertising displays,
posters 1909 Brush street. Telephone
Randolph 9ll4.
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WASHING MACHINE. SWEEPER REPAm

ALL MAKES repaired; REBUILDING: guar.
anteed workmanship. reasonable; free
estimates Murray O45i
READ Times Want Ads for pfofit--use
them for Iemltsi
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nor THI R>DAN

a-Mrs q ColboW ann Lynch cntr'
NAppYentice allowance claimed.
Track fast
Post 3.3O p. m. Detroit timei.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14

impossible bus ofee well meaning though check everyone who applies for tickets under the plans Because this fact the eators send their cousins standns and obgow to that the Cohen brothers who specialize in Dodger tickets have plentiful supply of the choicest seats for the ne wseason
 Eliminating purchase plan wouldn't AnR matter precautions taken tickets w fall Into the hands HOwever by making for the stock up for each game separately instead of giving would tickets failing undesirable hands The plan doesn't particularly suit the pocket book of the Brooklyn n He isn't flush that he the line n advance the tickets he all
 Group good brings pad
 Isn't good business for the ans because whether unwngy other we they thereby sold down the river to the
 THOSE FEARLESS WRITERS who work on the trade publications of the turf and view the gongon the through which anything unpleasant through the inspiration cells Of their brains defend the AmeTieas VeFitable the mouh Charles Haon of Moe Anncnbergs an refers to the writings of those Of us who think the remlSS their duty "h the daring Ftton anything with includes Herbert Turf Committee Of America only track owners contributed something besides talk the resign G chairman.
 Pointing out the In h neghbOTs eye proceed
 et the baseball scFibes who amusing themselves that . national scandal has that sport"
 TTpe Haton Pure ipo The turf baseba the week. the public will dear fellow long the Hatons predomnate press Haon Racing only relnStated them Rlorihed them " w ~
 United Stan COFepOndent
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-14
OHIO BOXER
 SHOW UP WELL IN U. s. TOURNEY '
Buckeye Battlers Gain [ Places in Quarter.
 Finals
RY TOM NooNAN

CUnitea Pross Stan CogrsspondentF
 Boston, April iS = (UP) - Thlrs teen Ohio battlers dominated lhn National Amateur Boxing Cham. plonship today after the first nighta trials of tho three.day tournament
 The Ohio boys, representing the Northeastern Ohio and Ohio Assoc citations, earned i2 berths for to- nights quarter-final bouts and also advanced 6 hyweight Go Che seGsai4 Anal round. The our-quarter-f final bouts in the fiyweiRht class were staged last night due to the scare city of entries in that division.
 Missouri and New York were deadlocked for second in the para ade of states, each having seven standard bearers still throwing punches. Massachusetts, tops in i942 with three individual chGm- pions, still had five youths in the running aS did Indiana and tho District of Columbia.
 The deep South drew its support from Louisiana which qualified four men and Arkansas which advanced trio of entrants.
 Pennsylvania, Kansas and Iowa qualified two each while lone enc trants remained from New Jersey. Rhode Island, Colorado, Utah, and Idaho,
 Only one of 24 bouts failed to 60 the limit, and that was terminated by an injury rather than 0 clean knockout. MiddleweiRht Alex dlbb. son of Albany, N. r., gained two- round technical knockout over Pete Weeks of Little Rock, Ark, who was forced to quit by Jaw injury,
 The Boston Garden crowd of a,- 226 fans had little to cheer untl1 the final trial bout in the heavy. weight class between Private Bin JAekman of Camp Polk, La., and Lowell Strong, St, Louis Negro.
 Comeback
 Jaekman was promptly dumped to the canvas in the first round, but the paunehy blond clambered to his feet and started firing punches He didn't stop his two-fisted attack un- til the final bell when Strong was q stumbling, bewildered loser,
 A lone defending titlist, Houth- paw Jimmy Muligan Of Lowell. Mass, remained the favorite In the iniddleweight class with . dccisivo victory over Warren Outlaw of Hammond, Ind. Muligan, coasting most of tho way, hoored hls Negro opponent four times.
 Another impressive performer in the midwest division was Charles MAnione, 23-year-old Washington government clerk. Manione, who req sembled a medium Tony 0a- lento, rallied after Q bad beating ia the first round to beat Grover Shei. ton of St. Louis,
 The i47-pound bouts produced a pair of polished workmen in Lou Amayo of Kansas City, Mo, and John Green of Lackawanna, N. F. Both scored knockdowns in respece lively beating Leroy Dursst of Long. view, Wash, and Eddie dettes og New Orleans.