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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16
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100 PEARL. 1883
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16
Announcements


RIDE wanted to Detroit. Leave Ypsi
30 a. m. Leave Briggs Stadium
~ $50 p. m Phone 3l9-J.
WANTED--A ride 10 Rouge Plant.
Saift-ll:s0 p. m. TO 1880 a. m.
1890 Clark Rd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

a basketball team that opposed a
team in Portugal.
The natives were strong and
rough, but not so classy" he
explains.
Ray Hayes, track man from
Wayne and captain OF the cross
country team in 1893. is a second
class yeoman i'm the navy sta
toned at Detroit. He was too
young 10 compete in sports AT
DENLY High, but was first class
performer in the mile and two
mile in college. lie is married and
lives at 885 East Grand boulevard.
Holston Almon. amateur boxing
champion from st. Antoine YMCA,
is in the army, as is Fred Harris.
st. Antolne's one-man track team.
Paul Kroner. former Michigan
halfback now in the air corps,
writes he will leave the hospital in
the next month. He was seriously
injured in an automobile accident
during the Christmas holidays and
is in a Memphis hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

COLUMBUS. March 21.,-James
June" MacMahon. 30-year-old
Detroit bowler breezed into sec
ond place in the American Bowl
ing Congress singles event today
when he rolled a senSat ional 247-
235-245 for a 1877 series.
Sam Richardson and Cass
Schlaf OF the Norge team. COM
bined 10 give Detroit fifth in the
doubles on 1850 with Schlaff toss
ing in 277 game in the opener
stringing out nine straight strikes.
The pair opened with AIS. when
Richardson added 1873 10 Schlaff's
277 scorcher. and then the Detroit
ers dropped 10 3S7 and 38S as
Schlaff tailed 200 and 173. while
his partner added 1877 and 215.
MscMahon. who scored a 253
average in the Detroit Rainbow
Individual classic for five games
recently, had only one ball out of
the l-3 pocket IN the 30 frames.
IL came on the second shot in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Left Pigeons for the Mays
Az tournamen.

Hrsch Jacobs Americas No. horse trainer 20 years
old before he horse Up until that time ne raised
and trained pigeons $50 900 All Letourner. veteran
bike racer in deposited French bank and
All thinks Hitler has Jim Thompson, University OF
Iowa sophomore poorly with and badly cut his
right August he was lost TO football but
evidently mended for he out for the high jump
ing job the track team Ray Eliot Is coaching the
Illinois football salary of $4,000 said 10 be the
paid in the last 20 years there
wrestling has banned in Montevdeo Waly Roettger
Illinois baseball coach Is helping The big leagues
Among products Lou Boudreau and Ray Poat
the and Murray Franklin and Hoot Evers of the
Tigers Hapac another Detroit farmland is in the army
The naming Of Bill urges as captain Of the New York
Giants verdict in the players contract
Giant captain gets 500 bucks season Bob
Montgomery hear compelled 10 drink six glasses OF
lift his weight from 1884, 10 contract fulfilling
1854 for Sammy Angott Sergt. Ed Sadowski, who
named the valuable player in the National League
playing for the Detroit Eagles is coaching the Fort
Dix New Jersey quintet Pvt Dave Smukler, who
0nost Lion the medical corps Tton general
Nbspital in New Jersey
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Decide Metro
Cage, Trd&
Titles This Week
Cosmos Face Central
in Basketball Finals
at Olympia Friday

Winding up the winter athletic
son. the Metropolitan High
School League this week will de-
eide championships in two i'm
portant sports - basketball and
indoor track.
Hamtramck and Central. lone
survivors OF the 10-week basket
ball grind. meet Friday night at
Olympia for the title. The Cosmos
and Central reached the finals
with victories in last Fridays
Semifinals. Hamtramck beating
Southwestern. % TO %, and Gen.
trial eliminating Cass Tech, IS
TO 28.
Two other games will fill out
the Olympia cage program. South
western and Cass will collide 10
decide third place. and as an open
ing contest Hamtramck and South
western quintets will play for the
leagues reserve championship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Ski Rivalry
ToeIe Eneen Settle Old
feud tomorrow

ECKER HILL, IT. March 81
up. The greatest rivalry in
skiing will be settled once and for
all tomorrow when ALI Engen and
Torger Toxic catapult down the
dizzy slopes Of Ecker Hill in the
Inter-Mountain Amateur Ski AS
Sociations championship tourna-
ment
Toxic. holder OF the North
American jumping record is chal-
longing Engen. former champion.
for the first time on his home slide
In Utah. Ecker Hill often is called
"Engen Hill
Toxic took the record Jump
away from Engen last month at
Iron Mountain. Mich. when he
scared $50 feet 10 better his rival s
mark Of 2S5 feet. set unofficially
last year on Ecker Hill.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
BY EDGAR HAYES

Two members of the Army Air
Corps graduating class at Mather
Field in California last week were
Wayne University athletes. Pat
Sagave was ee-eaPtain OF the 1916
football team and Ed Granger cap
tanned the 1871 tennis squad. Con.
ME Eizak, former Wayne track and
football star. is now in Gene Tun-
ney's program at Norfolk, Va.
Martin Daher writes he has beer
able TO correspond with many
friends through news published
here. He sends along news oil
his brother Tom, better known a.
T. Day. Tom played baseball or
the Detroit sandlots and was q
star with Standard Reamer a few
years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Wants Earlier Date

The possibility Of pitting an all
star amateur lineup A Walker
Cup team. against the Ryder Cup
perS also has been considered.
although the USGA hasn't selected
A Walker squad since the outbreak
of war in Europe
Details OF the match will be
arranged later including the Sc
lection Of the course and the
dates. II wasn't played until late
August last season. but Gnau
hopes that despite the midsummer
tournament rush il can be sched-
uled earlier this time.
The fact he suffers from hay
fever in August and cant enjoy
the match then is purely coinci-
dental. There's more interest in
golf earlier, say IN July. and he'd
like TO see il played then because
II would mean more money for the
Red Cross
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
A Berry Boy

He is a member of the famous
Berry Boys Club which boasts
such members as Roy Cullenblne,
Augie Bergamo OF Columbus Red
Birds and many Detroiters. The
Berry Boys went 10 Eastern High.
Tom would like 10 hear from them.
He is at Tacoma, Wash.
George Wendt, u. OF 1851 Tren-
ton drive. Trenton, coach Of base
ba ! and basketball at the Trenton
school, reported for duty at the
naval training station at Norfolk.
Va. last week.
Bob Saggau. Notre Dame All
American in 1910. is an air cadet
at Corpus Christi naval air sta
ton. SO is Dave Rankin, ALI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
200 Coaches Start
Navy Schooling

ANNAPOLIS. Md. March 81
than 200 coaches and
athletic directors will report TO the
navy academy Monday 10 begin
A month of schooling designed to
qualify them as physical instruc-
tors in the -new-ffaFy- program
which calls for the training of 3d.
900 pilots a year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Run at Central


Indoor track semifinals will be
run off either Wednesday or
Thursday. with the finals sched-
uled for Saturday night. All track
events will be held in the Cen
trail gym.
Hamtrsmck and Central basket
ball teams finished in second place
IN their respective sections during
the regular season. but they were
better clubs than Southwestern
and Cass in the semifinals. Those
games proved anything may hap
pen on the big Olympia court, so
Fridays contest is strictly toss
Up with the partisan fans backing
their clubs 10 the hilt. The Cos
mos are AT their peak. having wo-
iheiw J+,~Syhs way -.l1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

PITTSBURGH. March 81 (INS)
DR.. John b. (Jock) Sutherland.
53-year-old coach OF the Brooklyn
Dodgers pro football team, seemed
headed for the navy tonight. The
former University OF Pittsburgh
mentor disclosed he had taken
physical examinations for the navy
in both Pittsburgh and Philadel-
phia, and was hopeful he soon
would he accepted for duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
WAYNE ATHLETES IN AIR
Former Stars Grad at Coast Air Camp

editors note-Esch Sunday
The Detroit Times publishes
news of athletes in the armed
forces of the United States. II
IS 10 keep the fans and friends
informed on the news of these
stars of all sports. If you have
news Of any athlete in the serv.
ice, send IL along 10 Edgar
Hayes, Detroit TimeS.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Nv ". r. brotherhood

The Ryder Cup match, which
raised more than $4,000 for
patriotic organizations the last
two years. will be played here
again this summer.
This information comes from J.
Russell Gnau and therefore is Of
fetal. II was Gnau. you see, who
I h ought UP the match. has
directed many OF It's details and
has been the star ticket salesman
1t probably will be played as it
was in 1910 and l94l an all-pro
event with the Ryder Cup team
considerably altered since last
season. opposing a lineup Of chal-
lengers. Bobby Jones piloted the
challengers TO their victory last
season and naturally Detroiters
hope the Albanian will be back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

Central and HamtramcL- each
will -be seeking lis fourth Metro
cage title Central. came through
in 1918. 1921 and 1884. eThe Cos
mos three previous championships
came in later years. winning in
1891, 1897 and 1893. the latter
two under the present coach,
Henry Collins.
Cooley and Southeastern won
the divisional indoor track titles
last week The Cardinals were
particularly impressive and stand
a good chance Of dethroning South
eastern as city champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

Wayne University freshmen
edged out Michigan State Nor
mails yearlingS. 1916, in track
meet here Saturday, Earlier the
Tartars won from the Hurons at
Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Vernon Has a New importance

Mickey Vernon lightly regarded this time last year
that he not invited TO train with the Senator's has been
given the important assignment of batting in the cleanup spot
he drove in 81 runs last Bob Patrick Of the
Tigers is considerable OF bird hunter Before coming
camp his home town of Fort Smith, Ark he got
his limit of IL quail in IL hunts-144 birds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Wayne Frosh Take Meet by 7 Points

Tom Patsalis, formerly OF South
eastern High School. collected Sat-
urday's high Of Is points for
Wayne. lie won the 50-yard dash
and low hurdles, and placed in
two other events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
State Athlete

Ensign Harry Monson OF Esca-
naba. who competed in football
at Michigan State College. now is
assistant officer in charge of re-
cruiting at Detroit. He was in
jured as freshman and had 10
drop football. He coached football
and track at Reed City before
joining the navy. He attended the
school at Northwestern University
and won his commission. A pitcher
for the Secretary of State team in
1899, he hurled his team TO the
state softball title.
Joe Kalasz of Waite High In
Toledo is connected with the De-
troit navy headquarters. He has
been in the navy four years and
played baseball for the destroyer
Dickerson and the battleship New
York. He also was a member of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

gives strength of the d sawAsk and ye shall
receive Tebbetts says and shall receive
baloney Tigers asked be andwel you know
the of the story Harry Hemann says pink namngos
~ Haeah track brdsyou any of them
~ the 81 windows Market Wise runs in built shoe
bad dogs Tghe says he's. getting pair
- r~N' ~ "-nse~-@ Fla nsIatar base basse,bs0
Ttsm got permfssiO $500 lournainen
Denver.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Wins+on-SaIem Falls Heir to Bus

FLASH-The Muskegon Michigan state League ball
players reprinted and it's side in bold lettering
Twins according TO Jack Tghe new manager
Of the Tigers Piedmont League farm club incidentally
Tghe has board in Kearney, ~ j. they have
any he going to be reclassfed Jack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Signs Dick Forester

Ken Martin announces the ap-
polntment If Dick Forester as
pro Al Stonycroft. Forester. who
packs a hig wallop off the tee. was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

the Tiger club house boy predicts Paul Dizzy
Is games the coming Now, Trout is
trying get Alexis record past predictions Doc Roger
Cramer is wearing Pat Mullins number27 Manufacturers
sporting equipment have developed tennis ball made entirely
Of reclaimed rubber II doesn't have normal bounce. but
said be serceabe for the player Ace uowsky
the ulback for the Detroit Lions
bridge champion in Chicago Tony Layne Of the Wash
ington Senator's is really Naria Hills Layne he doesn't
know why The Dodgers took their steaks 10 Cuba
400 pounds at SO per pound Charley Grimm is In
nng defend his title The Milwaukee manager led the
american Association last year with 1000 bat
and got hit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
SPORT S
BY LEO MACDONALD

NcnooIboy Rowe Protests Lou Boudreou Confesses
He's More Like WhiryI He Asked for the Job
Has Better Record as indians Mana e E
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

has been a couple Of years but has children
present he is in ga II there probability of being
called the he would than be taken after
the baseball season got under way Which refreshing
where other players demanding they be
permitted TO finish a season which started
IL the Japs going to wait
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

American from Purdue. Gerard
Charbeneau OF University OF De-
troit is one Of their teammates
in Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
Russ Beaupre Here

Russ Beaupre. the old Notre
Damer. is back in Detroit as the
u. S Royal golf ball salesman
after three years in Cincinnati as
the company's representative.
Little Ernie Saybarac Of Mac
GTegor's has returned here after
making most Of the winter golf
tour for his company
al WatrouS announces that so
per cent Of the entry fees at state
PEA tournaments will he turned
over 10 patriotic organizations.
The rest will be given in defense
stamps as prizes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

With Frank Syron at Pontiac
Country Club the last twn seasons
Before that he was assistant "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
THERE'LL BE A RYDER CUP MATCH
Russ Gnau Hopes for Earlier Date for Classic

Leo Conroy at North Hills and
Ernie Shave al Meadowbrook.
Harry f. Flora is the new pro
at Port Huron Country Club. sue
ceeding Don Wilcox. who has re-
turned 10 Des Moines. Before 60
ing to Bisbee, Ariz. Country Club
a year ago. Flora had been at
Portage Lake Country Club. near
Houghton, for close TO 30 years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22
J Detroit Bowler Bags
~. Tor I'd in ABC

tenth frame OF his last game. A
strike would have meant the lead.
Earlier. MaeMabonr paired with
Andy Varipapa of Brooklyn. con-
tributed SIT and Varipapa 657 for
1894 for seventh place in the
doubles.
Standings:
FIyE-MAN
udweiser. Chicago 3i3I
SchitI Milwaukee 3iO5
Adams Funeral Home. Akron, o. 2e5s
All Sports, Flint Mich. 1880
Auto Club, Detroit 1904
TWO-MAN
Harvey BraAtE-Louis strizIi Cleveland 1898
VIM. Faust Gene Zwieser. Indianapolis 1889
AIel Ehrns-Mike Rieth. Chicago 1881
J. Reinsmi'h-L. Domres. Syracuse 1855
sam Richardson csss schAff. Detroit 1850
INDIVIDUAL
Robert Triischler. Norwood o. 73i
June Mcmahon. Detroit T27
George Theel. Chicago TO3
Joseph Kaminski. youngstown, o. 6e2
Vincent Cries. Elizsbeth. n ]. $50
ALL EVENTS
Joe Wiman. Chicago 1897
Frank schnaitman. Chester. Pa 1889
Joseph Kaminski. Youngstown, o. 1850
Richard Hobbs. Lima o. 1877
George Theel. Chicago 1872
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-22

LAKELAND Fla. March 21.-Schoolboy Rowe has pro-
against being Requested the thoroughbred
Haeah after having teeth pulled Il got a
better Requested Rowe explained Il am more
Whirlaway" the pitcher added It all started because
coincidence and Requested having their moars
yanked hoping Requested had precedent for Rowe
to follow this coming summer We meant no wrong
Nick Altrock back in Washington uniform but
he still owns high run of u straight pool Gil Dodds
MacMtchel in the mile in Boston, halls from
Falls City, Nebr and is divinity student in Bean Town
Lou Boudeau confessed recently that when he heard that
being the Cleveland managerial he
stepped right and asked Ava Bradley for the job Which
~* ss's ri Rg -
.I,eeAz=sgZ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-17
The Patriotism Of Joe Louis

CHAMPION JOE LOUIS, who staked his million-dollar
heavyweight boxing title last Friday night in New York
City in his title bout with Buddy Baer and donated his
dollar share of the gate RECEIPTS to
the fund for disabled navy and their dependent
families demonstrated that he is not only great fighter
but also great philanthropist and patriot.
When fight fan said to Joe. just before the tight
You doing all this nohing?" the Brown Bomber
aconicay replied amt doing il for nothing. I'm doing
it for my country Those patriotic words should be stamp
ed indelby in the heart OF every American that when
called upon make sacrifices and suffer temporal
ry inconvenience say Joe said we are not do
ing it for nothing, but for country
Joe Louis has always been popular among American
lovers Of clean craftsmanship and lighting proves He
met and mastered in the boxing ring the most formidable
opponents of his day and he is still heavyweight boxing
champion of the world. Yes he is than champion.
He is real American with heart big enough to risk his
championship title and reputation in order TO help dis
abed and needy individuals of another racial group
Fitting recognition of this unselhsh and patriotic gift
which Joe Louis made recorded in the t $ Senate last
Saturday when Senator Prentss Brown of Michigan said
the senate floor Joe Louis citizen of whom Mich
igan and the nation proud His craftsmanship his
equaled physical Endorsements retained and increased
by his clean living crowned with supreme
osty."
A similar tribute, which well deserved made
by Honorable Wendal Wikie in brief talk in the boxing
ring. Just prior 10 the fight between Louis and Baer
Still another proof of he Brown BomberS patriotism
shown the day following the fight when Joe went
to the recruiting station in New York City and voluntarily
enlisted private soldier in the L. s. Army. His only
comment wasI hope I'll be able to do we'll for Uncle
Sam | did for Uncle Mike Jacobs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-17

THE DETROIT TRlBJ NE has many thousands Of readers
I in Detroit and other cities and. Of course is
necessary to ask them this queSonDo YOU read Negro
papers in addition to those who read the Tribune regular
Isl there many thousands who read other Negro
newspapers in order o keep we'll informed and
issues Of vital concern TO members of the
These people are among the thoughtful, progressive,
lorward-lookng members OF the race They have race
pride and high degree OF consciousness and loyalty
They intelligent enough know that the Negro Press
to-day of the potent agencies through which
minority group make itself arcuate and defend
itself against many Of the nuces and unfair discrimlna
irons suffer.
What is true Of Negroes in this connection is equally
true Of other minority racial groups in nation. They
read the daily papcr OF but they also have their
minority group papers which they read and support
They do eXpcc' he daily papers be interested in
their personal problems and welfare as they are them
selves.
Unfortunately. however, have among small
element OF Negroes who take apparent pride in Boosting
that they do net read Negro papers Which individuals are
TO be pted than cenSured They feel superior to
their but they too stupid realize that they
higher than the They do not read Ne
gro peS therefore hey are in the position TO know
that the standard Of our leading Negro newspapers today
is higher than The standard of many white publications in
the category both from mechanical and editorial
standpoint
We asked man recently why don Won read Negro
papers, Tic could not give a definite We then
asked he read he white daes He that he did
We all know that the daily papers have remarkable
Importance to all citizens every day. We also know that
there much Of vital interest Negroes that the
daily papers do not publish although leading Negro
newspapers do.
Here Detroit as in other cosmopolitan cities in the
nation the Greeks the Italians the Poles, the Germans
the Jews and many other minority national groups Pub
sh local newspapers Of their although they read the
daily papers too. Can you imagine intelligent and
women of any OF these Boosting that they do not
read their own papers? Yes, if they blind too poverty
stricken to subscribe for them too iterate read
There may be many among people who physi-
cay or financially unable to read Negro papers but those
who read them and won't should stop Boosting about
il and pray for spiritual guidance.