davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17

ingstone's will, but he was pref
ty sure that Curley had an alb
solute freedom in managing the
estate.
All through the morning Mr..
Wakefield was somewhat dis
trait. He always walked home
to midday dinner, leaving the
bank exactly at half past
twelve. Today he left fifteen
minutes earlier.
When he returned, Mr.. Wake
field waited on several custom
ers. Then he called Percy Da-
Wis. Davis was q round-faced
elderly man who had been in
the Farmers Exchange for many
years.
Yes, sir, Mr.. Wakefield.
Come on back to the vault
with me, Percy"
Yes, SIR
They entered the vault.
(Which is MIR. Curleys box?"
Right up there, Mr.. Wake
field, that brown one."
HAS he another"
mo, sir. He keeps all of his
personal papers in there, and
the three no, four estates
he's executor and trustee for. "
II see. Hand it down here to
me a minute"
Here you are, Mr.. Wake
field-why-why-"
What, man? What's the mat
ter?"
why, it seems very light"
Mr.. Wakefield took the box
and hefted it.
cts empty"
Davis stared, his little but
ton mouth making a perfect O.
Mr.. Wakefield spoke casual
ly.
Percy"
"Yes. sir. Yes, SIR"
There's no use you and me
trying to fool each other. We've
got to face this in a few hours,
anyhow. Might as well be now"
Percy sat down on the low
ladder.
Eyes, sir. / guess So"
"Well. Unless I'm nightly
mistaken the president Of the
Farmers Exchange has skipped
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17

closed did he show his deep
disquiet.
He made Randy promise not
to let Paris know. No use trou-
bling Paris. 1t never occurred
to him that Paris had money
and he didn't. 1t was simply
that he didn't want Paris both
cred about this. Then, of
course, he'd get it all fixed up
someway pretty soon.
But Drake did not Elk things
up" The winter passed, and he
had no job. He tried for any
thing he thought he might be
able to do. Everywhere the men
he talked to were good-hum-
ored and jocular - sometimes
a sh de contemptuous. BY
spring he was becoming sensi-
tive. He avoided mention of a
job unless he was actually max
ing application. He was casual
on the outside but watchful
and attentive inside. He i'm
mediately followed any sug-
gestion he heard of a possible
job.
Then he began to pretend he
wasn't looking for work.
He left the boardinghouse
and cooked his own meals. AT
first he made frightful mess
of it, but later he improved.
When Randy found out about
it she came sometimes late in
the evening and helped him.
She put the rooms in order and
taught him something about
helping himself. BY the end of
the summer his cash was rum
ming alarmingly low. He sup
posed he'd have to give a Sec
ond mortgage on the house.
But he wouldn't be able to
raise much.
Now he did his own wash
ing, and dried the clothes in
the kitchen SO no one would
know.
People said Drake McHugh
was drinking.
Yes, sir, saw him stag
gering out of Fritz Bachman's
lunchroom just last Saturday.
Drunk as . fool"
Fritz Bachman's lunchroom,
which was patronized by rail-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
Legal Notices
Barbara schstt Estste-Claims
June I, 19&2

Barbara schstt Estste-Claims
June I, 1s&2
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Pro-
hate Court for the County Of Macomb
AZ . session of said Court, held o.
the Probate Office In the City OF MI
Clemens In the said County on tne
18Th day Of March. A. ID. 1917.
Present, Hon. Joseph ". Trombly
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Bar
bare Schott, Deceased.
r. soocsrine TO the court that the
time for presentation Of claims against
ssId estate should be limited and that
: time and place be appointed TO re-
ceiye. examine and adjust ell claims
ana demands against said deceased oy
ana before said eovsN
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17

out-probably with everything
he could lay his hands on!'
The Farmers Exchange scan
dial was the prevailing sensa,
ton for a month. There were
all sorts of stories and rumors
The bald fact remained: James
Cuthbert Curley, president OF
the Farmers Exchange Bank
had stolen oney and run
away. Presumably he had gone
to Central or South America
Efforts were being made to find
him but no one was particular
ly hopeful of success. Certain
bank funds were m SIS n &
Stockholders would not lose
anything, but the trust funds
were gone. Drake Ntzhugh, was
pennileSs. The house on Union
street was his, and Mr.. Wake
field arranged a mortgage SO
that Drake would have some
funds to live on for while.
No one guessed how Devil
dered Drake was by this i'll
fortune. He had simply never
thought about money at ALL He
sold his horse and buggy, and
began to look for a job. No one
wanted him.
Behind his back the talk
went on. There were those who
were not displeased 10 see
Drake McHugh humbled lit
tie. He had been altogether too
carefree and happy to suit those
who felt that life should not
rest too easily on one. Maybe
he'd stop flying around at night
Even the Monaghan girl
would be showing him the
front gate.
Kings Row watched. Like
any pack of the wild they wait
ed for the victim to faker. But
they were at least temporarily
disappointed. Drake looked as
usual. He whistled as he walk
ed. He was persistent in his
search for work. He was Of
fered a job at the livery stable,
but he hadn't come TO that yet,
He stayed on at the house on
Union street. Only when he
was inside Of IL with the doors
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
\ I X !. | \ ROW
NEA sgav,cE. INC.

you keep your checkbook in or
der?"
Drake grinned. Sometimes
forget"
"Well, I guess that's it."
But - could ] speak to MIR
Curley?"
MIR. Curley's in Texas. Went
down on business. ! expect him
back next week"
But l thought / had moren
a thousand dollars in my &C.
count"
Mr.. Wakefield stared a little
How could you be that far
Off"
I'm sure I'm not"
Mr.. Wakefield smiled again
Now, Drake"
mo. Sure ugh, Mr..
w a k efiel d. l haven't been
spending any money - not
much. And on the first of July
there must have been about
thousand dollars put in"
We'll, well. / see. Drake,
guess Mr.. Curley just over
looked it. But he's usually very
punctilious, indeed"
What about my account"
"Well, we'll fix that up. It's
Just a matter of q few days.
can arrange that myself. You
won't require the whole amount,
Of course?"
mo, certainly not"
"Mr. Curley ought to be back
on Tuesday. I'll call YOU"
On the way back 10 his own
window, Mr.. Wakefield stop
ped to speak to Percy Davis,
They chatted for q moment.
"Um." Mr.. Wakefield grunt-
ed noncommittally, but there
was . slightly troubled look In
his eye. Mr.. Curley was a reti.
cent man, but he usually dis
cuseed such matters with some.
one. Mr.. Wakefield tried to re-
Zen ~ terms Of Rhodes Liv.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17

vided the undersigned will sell at public
vendue to the highest bidder on the Attn
day Of April, l942 st eleven o'clock -
the forenoon Of that day. Eastern stand.
ard Time. at the westerly OF SrsuoS
Avenue entrance Of the Mscomb County
HscomS County. Michisan. thss bsinc
the place Of holding the Circuit Court
for the County Of Mscomb, the lands
described In said mortgage or sufficicns
thereof to satisfy said mortgage fnoeot-
edness and al costs Of sale together
lars ,S35. O0p which said lands and prem
ises are described - follows. to-wt:
Land in the Township Of Sterling,
Mscomb County. Michigan. described
o. Q parcel Of land IN Section II.
Twp. 4 N. r. ~ East. Sterling Town
ship. MsccmN County. Michi0en. oe-
scribed ~ follows: Beginning q .
point on the easterly line Of section
IL which u s. - 81 W. SOS ~
from the intersection Of the center
lire Of North River Road so-called
and the easterly line OF section 10.
thence s 20 So W. Nl.e% q. along
Sc az w. AL - n. 70 . point. thence
s. 12s So e. go n. 70 Q point On q
traverse line on the bank Of the Cltn-
ton River. thence continuing along
the same course 70 ceutsrline q sntd
River. thence along the centsrline q
the Clinton River on course % latd
out along the bank -. follows: N.
7ss az W. io7.o n TO . point, thence
N. lie or z. 1853 n. TO . point.
thence 8. sc o. {. aseo n. 70 ne
place Of beginning. containing S.1i
ceres Of land more OF less
Dated. January 3. iS<2
ur1E Z. SWANK,
MorsSa0ss
CHRISTIAN r. MATTHEwA.
Attorney for Mortes0ee.
Ristnseo A1dfoeo:
60 PYtcs Dsde.. -: S1s,nsns. -
NascA 8 e n. a-oou1oo
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
600 A. N.

road men, was also a conven-
lent "blind tiger"
Somehow Drake found him
self going rather often to Fritz
Bachman's place. Sleep came
with increasing difficulty. He
had made it a habit to stop by
the SIN ly little lunchroom
when he left Randy's house at
night. It was directly on the
way home. He exchanged q few
rough jokes with Fritz, gulped
a glass of whisky, and went
home. Randy knew nothing OF
this. /
(TO Be Continued)
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17

II is Ordered, That creditors Of said
deceased are required to present their
claims to said court 1t said Probate Of
flee on or before the LIST day Of June
A. d. 1912, at ten o'clock In the fore
noon, said time and place being here
by appointed for the examination and
adjustment Of all claims and demands
against said deceased.
II is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publication
of copy of this order for three sue.
cessive weeks previous to said day OF
hearing in the Daily Monitor news
paper printed and Circulated In said
county.
JOSEPH v. TROMBLY.
Judge of Probate
A true copy:
MARY HARRISON.
Register of Probate
Mar. II. ~, 3i-M
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE BALE
Whereas Csss J. Jankowski and Nee
Jankowski, his wife. made and executed
certain mortgage bearing date the llth
day OF June. ls2o. 70 Fife L. Swank.
which was recorded In the office II he
Register Of Deeds Tor the County OF
Macomb. State Of Michigan. In Libsr l1s
Of MORTGAGES on page ~. On ne 1871
day Of June. 1874. st 3:3o o'clock =. n
and whereas dsts.it has ossn Tnsos IN
the conditions Of said mortgage by req.
son OF the non payment Of moneys due
thereunder and the power Of sale there
In contained having become operative
and no proceedings st lew or In equity
having been 'nsti.utsd TO recover the
indebtedness now remaining secured oy
said mortgage o. any part thereof emo
whereas the amount claimed to Be due
upon said mortgage Of NE date 81 sbn
notice for principal and interes ssc
taxes, n the sum q Three tboussnd
seven hundred ssventy 0vs 90
7l/iooths doilsfs ,e3.f7s.7lp:
Nov therefore. Notics y hereby Uvee
that By virtue q setd power - 49, ene
The statute = ~ 80 0eoe - ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
-CUBLEY ABsCONDs
CHAPTER XXI
lEll 4 ANN

Drake walked across the lawn
and stopped to straighten q row
Of sea shells that bordered q
rectangular flower bed near the
drive. II had been his Aunt
Mamie's favorite spot. All OF
her pet plants flourished here.
II was looking q little wither-
ed just now, but Of course II
was late September. He'd get
the place fixed up - have the
house painted and the low pick
ct fence taken down. There
were really many repairs to be
made. No wonder the house
didn't rent He had never look
Cd at Il closely before. It was
dilspidated, that's what 1t was
.downright dilapidated.
Tue lawn was q pretty as
any on Union street. Needed
rssseding. though.
~ heard the telephone ring
ihs. he went slowly and indif-
3srently toward the house. II
woS Mr.. Wakefield calling.
Gould you come down here
- the bank for . few min.
utoo9''
.Why, certainly"
m othins. important. Just
Wont - - you Tor . second"
~ 11Gl9 1iwus sir"
s. 11o1 II llg later he faced
r.. 1Eeke4ISld ct the cashiers
i i1akslliid came back and
q ~ NV oak door.
1ur6sawn . little,
= = = over.
y. p
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17

For the fourth straight week,
Ypsilauti and Roosevelt High School
football teams came out on the mar
row end OF the, score Friday, but
the Braves at least threatened
nightly TO snap their abbreviated
losing streak.
A 30-yard run By Halfback Elmer
Piscopink in the third quarter gave
Wayne a 20 victory over Npsilanti.
During the first half the Braves
twice rolled inside the Wayne ten
yard line but lacked scoring punch
10 put the ball across.
Roosevelt, on the other hand. was
showed under, $50, by a Belleyille
team which used a running and
passing attack with equal effective
ness. Both high school contests
we're league affairs.
Roosevelt started out strong with
a march downtield to the Belleville
ten.yard line, but there the Rough
Riders lost the ball on an intercept
ed forward pass. In the second quar-
ter Belleville shifted into high gear
to produce three touchdowns and
assume a commanding lead.
The runback o. the kickoff al
the start OF the second half and a
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17

Freeman
Fugate AS. Darts 443, Fem SO
Lancaster 45l. Bride sol. handicap
IS. Totals 755. 665. 776-2i96.
Jackson
Wlsbin 399, Tate AS. Jackson
as O'Sulliyan Az. Grouse 4S3, To-
tails 54s. SO, 736-2l6s.
ours BARRIERS
Hall 453. Schwall So, A. schreln-
e. 472. c. Schreiner l92. Haner SIS.
Totals 796. SOS. 779-2i4l
No. 4
steinberz 32s. Johnson 40, Drap-
g. 81 Barke 49,. Conlon 401
handicap 255, Totals 695, 'G7, S0s
-2209
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
HurOns Drop
Dual Contest

The superiority which Michigan
Normal cross country teams have
maintained over collegiate rivals
during the past two decades failed
to manifest itself Friday as the
Hurons dropped dual meet to
Bowling Green University at Bowl
ing Green, o.
The final score was 1886 low
score being the winning score in
cross country.
Elmer Mcdonnell, OF Bowling
Green. led the way around the three
and a-half mile course in 10 minutes
81 seconds. Michigan Normal pace
setter was Paul Hansen, who fin
ished third in 20:50.
Michigan Normal also placed Ru-
tilio Enzastiga sixth. Al Pingel sew.
enth, Donald Hossler ninth and
Capt. Robert Archer tenth.
Michigan Normal was handed its
first defeat in Is years Of hill-and
dale racing last fall by Notre
Dame. Prior to Friday. the Hurons
lad never been defeated in cross
country by Bowling Green.
The summary: McDonnal (BG)
1851: Hicks (BG), 20:34; Toplan
sky (BG), 20:46: Hansan (N)
20 50: Boroff (BG). 20:53: Enzas
tiga (N). 20:56; Pingal (N). 21.2s;
Macdonald (BG). 2t:3o: Hosslei
/ (N), 22:O0; Archer (N. 22:09.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
SPORTS Roundup

Detroit Mich-UP-Hockey this will get their ifst
chance Harry Detroit bought or Wv
from the Brooklyn Red wing UNIFORM To-
night when Detroit hockey game oil tne
son against Barons Windsor Arena
intends Watson on lne win joe N''N "
right wing Connie Brown Les Douglas at center
~. p An ,recs and all distances look alike 10
May Msrmonsens Caseman the game son OF nance %
and Hdrum by six good Juveniles IN HE
and he came from length and nan MS ''
Plains located fourth on the program
New York Jamaica who mad one
Friday TO end losing II consecutive races again
afternoon After losing on 'ne
talent selected the haou
Cbeesesraw featured Que Jeu purse $Zou
teenth test gelding could only unn th
Warden sprint star caused mia SURPRISE
the stretch turn 10 soe
length and welplayed Ramlles represen"e "
Chrysler, Jr
East of defeating Marquette n
yerty today Hafback DICK epp was sem
clinic Friday night with severe cold Coaen
Bchman said iplehrea had high Fever anu
the Hoppes he may De epee
by Sophomore Stark, Bachman indicated
Detroit MchAPJoe his Wayne University oooal
1d will make another today chalk their rst triumph
the they Bowling Green University al o
stadium kickoff scheduled 70. 2l5 p m
Ann Arbor-UPAt the first time this season
ybIrars football championship today
before an expected Of 10000 Michigan will open its 1912 Con
against the "leoeaeh out sun respect
ed Wildcats OF Northwestern University
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
Y. H. S., Roosevelt Taste
Defeat For Fourth Week

touchdown pass in the third period
brought Belleyille other scores.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
Team No. 6

Mathews 49s, Gildard 44o, ST.
John AS Beitman 466, Shuttle 507.
Totals 1884 SAG, 1885.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
Normal Defeated by Mt. Pleasant
Strike Quickly
to Take Lead

Striking quickly at the start of
the game, Central Michigan Col
lege OF Education scored touch
downs in both the first and second
periods. then maintained its lead
the rest of the way to defeat
Michigan Nolmal's football team,
40. at Mt. Pleasant Friday night.
Central moved for its initial score
just two minutes after the opening
KICKOFF after Center Jon Hanson
recovered a Huron tumble deep in
Michigan Normal territory.
The ChippeNas tried two plays
following the k;ckoff and then punt
ed Michigan Normal's Joe Dowdy
attempted TO crash center twice,
and on his second try the ball
popped out OF his hands and into
the waiting aims of Hanson.
From the l6-yard line, where the
recovery was made, Central ad-
vanced TO within a step of the goal
on a l5-yard dash around right
and by John Nedinak. Hammering
Harold Kaczynsk slashed over for
touchdown on the next play.
and Yedinak placekicked the extra
point.
As the first quarter neared its
end, Central Michigan opened an
other drive toward the Huron goal
line. Yedinak and Kaczynski alter
mated at transporting the pigskin to
a first down on the Michigan Nor
NAL 10.
After Kaczynski had gone to the
three-yard linz on couple OF plays,
Yedinak sprinted through right
guard TO the Huron one. The HUI
rons stiffened at the center OF the
line 10. hurl back Kacynski on an.
other OF his line plunges, however.
Central Michigan continued to
remain close to the pay dirt re-
gion and eventually scored on an
other break Of the contest. a block
ed punt. Charles Nemeth's kick
was stopped by Hanson again and
recovered by End Don Provencher
on the Normal 81 midway in the
/ second quarter.
A pair of first downs was suffici-
ent to take Central TO the vineyard
| line. Kaczynski made good his
plunge over center for a touch.
/ down. Kedinak again converted.
The fray thereafter developed
into an even match as Michigan
Normal strengthened both its of
Tense and defense. Neither team
made serious threat of scoring in
the second half. although the HUI
rons went as far as the Central
q in the third quarter.
Normals touchdown bid was
halted when Anthony Pabalis. re-
serve halfback. intercepted a for
ward pass by Howard Slabaugh.
On defense. each team had It's
own particular star. Warren Sch
makel, senior tackle from Toledo
O., led the Central Michigan line
on every play. Similarly. Gene
Carano. Detroit freshman. reserve
guard. was outstanding for Michi
gan Normal.
The defeat was the second of the
season for the Hurons.
Mil Aar.,I N....t 49,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
Mass. Mutual

Hurdley $50. Signor 497, Begole
S7s. Hutton 1873. Wallace 4sl, To
tails $50. al. 744-2l44.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

Jackson, Oct. 17-New officers o
the Michigan Child Study Associa
ton included Mrs. Loron Willis
Howell, president; vice presidents
Mrs. L. s. NuInberger, St Louis
Mrs. c. O. Creal. Ann Arbor; Mrs
J. A. Weitzal, Greenville; record
ing secretary, Mrs Fritz Oslund
st. Clair Shores; corresponding
secretary. Mrs Robert Mcpherson
Howell; treasurer, Mrs. d. C. Dart
Mason.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
DEsERTER ARRESTED

Coldwater, Oct. l7-Pyt. Roderick
H. Tase, l9 Battle Greek, reported
absent without leave from Camp
Claiborne, La. for the last four
weeks, was captured here Friday.
Tase was visiting at the home Of
relatives when he was arrested.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17

TRANSFERRED TO sELFRIoGs
Mt. Clemens. Mich. Oct. II -
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17

Substitutes: Michigan Normal
Brown, Schram, Christ, Carano, Ur-
quhart, Ruddon, Sauder. Slabaugh,
Erbe. Central Michigan-Mach-
nick, Wall. Webster. Shader. Hay
ner, Dundss. Pabalis. Kowalczuk.
Brown, Brietzke, Sullivan, Kopkau.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17

BENSON Ford, son Of Edsel Ford,
was transferred Friday to Selfridge
Field from Fort Custer. He VIII
start training for the Air Service
Command. Men stationed at Sell
fridge Field are given training to
qualify as ground troops.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17

WASHINGTON ms - Sen.
George w. Norris Cd Neb,. charged
today that the nations biggest
broadcasting systems are refusing
TO sell time 10 cooperative organ
cations representing a third Of the
nations population and announced
that he would press an inyestiga
ton
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
Bowling Scores
Randall

Randall
Vendt 5e7, Pyle SIG. H Horton
45s. Randall 442, McKinstry $40.
Totals s23, ss7, s73-2563.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
WEEKLY FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Home
Team

nome 4ofl
Team Score
EAST
Big Three
(No games scheduled)
Other Games
Albright Moravian 1870
Alfred Cortland DNP
Allegheny-Grove City 0-i3
Amer. Intl.- Northeastern DNP
Wesleyan-Amherst 7-l6
Harvard 2O-6
Maine Bates 6-l3
Boston U.-Bucknell 0-6
Colby-Bowdoin l4-6
Princeton-Brow DNP
Buffalo Carnegie Tech DNP
City Coll. N. Y.-Susquehanna rs
Clarion Tr.-Calif. TT. $50
Clarkson-St. Lawrence ESQ
Penn State-Colgate OF
Penn-Columbia 1916
Glenville-Concord State 27-7
Connecticut-S Springfield 25-S
Syracuse-Cornell 0-6
Yale-Dartmouth OF
Dickinson Delaware OPS
Drexel Tech Lebanon Valley DNP
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1926
E. Stroudsburg- Millersville DNP
Edinboro-Mansfeld DNP
Gettysburg-F. & M. 22-7
VIM. & Mary-G. Washington $50
w. Va. Tech. -Glenville 12-l4
Vermont Jr-Green Mt. Jr 0-13
Hamilton-Rochester 7-19
Haverford-Johns Hopkins $50
w. & J.-Hobart 10
Hofstra- Montclair 6-13
Lehigh-Rutgers 6-16
Lock Haven-Cornell J. V. DNP
Lowell-New Britain 6-33
Mass. State-Worcester 32-0
Norwich-Middlebury $40
Muhlenberg- Ursinus 26-6
N. Hampshire-Rhode Is, st. DNP
Amer tl.-Northeastern DNP
Swarthmore-Oberlin. DNP
Arnold-Panzer DNP
Rensselaer, Union 800
Bloomsbury Shippensburg o-42
Coast GuardTrinity 1914
Williams-Tufts 34-7
West Liberty-Concord 1870
Wash. College-Juniata ESQ
West Virginia-Waynesburg 1877
WEST
Western Conference
Indiana-Iowa 7-l3
Minnesota Michigan 10
Purdue Wisconsin o-l3
Notwithstanding State l4-7
Big Six Conference
Kansas State-kansas 1920
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81
Missouri-Iowa State 1918
Missouri Valley Conference
Drake-Creighton 7-l2
Okla. A. & M.-Wash. (St. L. Alp
other Games
Augustana-North Central SO
Lawrence-Alma 6-46
EOTE-DNP means did not pl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
GAS SERVICE

Transportation curta truck
the duration Consequently
prompt have in the past but we will do our
O take o needs
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-17
Tro ian

Farmer 4ss. wheelock 43s, Plum
ner 293. Harder 1853. Miller 79i,
Handicap As, Totals Isl, sol, 727-
22O9.