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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30

the Michigan Normal team as a
unit during the winter months
Throughout February and March
Had flirted with world records to
establish his claim as the leading
collegiate indoor hurdler in the
nation.
He succeeded In beating every
competitor of note except the inimit-
able Fred Wolcott, Rice Institute
product. In seven meetings with
Wolcott. now Houston. Tex, bust
nessman. Had trailed the South
vests pride and JOY to the tape
six times and came out in front
once.
World records in the high hur-
dies equalled By the Huron in
cluded those at IS, So and rs yards.
In addition, Had set a new stand.
ard Of - seconds over Ave hurdles
at so yards.
Hlads failure to win the 45-yard
low hurdles at the Knights OF Co
! lumbus Relays in Cleveland last
week does not detract from his
amaziud record. He had a legiti.
mate excuse for following Ohio
States Sob Wright to the finish
, line in the event
Because his entry had not been
received in advance, meet officials
assigned him 10 lane ia which he
/ was unable to use his starting
block AS a result he lost preciou
yardage at the start OF the race
and was not able TO reduce
Wright's margin the rest OF tbs
way.
Had later atoned for his defea'
by bobhing his way to victory II
the high hurdles in 5:4 seconds
tying the world record made b.
Wright in the preliminaries. The
Michigan Normal captain woul'
surely have recorded new mari
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
Sports Roundup

Columbus. O. ms Two doubles among the
10 leaders today the American Bowling Congress Edward COP
enhagen Frank Fazoue OF Rochester y w. amaed 1851
total 60 into fifth place while Minneapolis pair Art Cum
mngs and Bill Kites rolled 1922 good enough for sixth
Darona Beach Fia Ms Vhtlo5y H1dt4S lengthy hold
o scqe APPARENTLY taken Of The edge of the BROOKLYN
Dodqer y9htandctS salary In ms first mound appearance
of the wear SUNDAY WAT pitched three Scor innings 'slHt
his mates blasted the Washington Senator's. o,fo l.
Greensboro y GINS Realizing ambition of five
OF professional golf Sam Byrd Ardmore Pa today held te
Greensboro Open Title plus $1,000 for his trouble in posting ~
aggregate score
Columbus o INS- The fmcyican Bo,yn7 Congress today
fp ms STAMP Of Approval Sans LakdUdHnd recreation alleys
Scranton Pd 5,here the annual Pennsylvania State Tournament
all be held Elmer BdHq1rter secretary Of the 4BC an
n0ccd his affyo5ai after minor alterations on the alleys ha1
been made
Chicago ms With college youth and another little
known maksman holding the lead crack shots TODAY entered
another round Of the grand aggregate the midwest rifle cham
ponsmp match Chicago Marshall GrosSkoft Marion WIS"
took with $3.50 points after pouring total OF lo9 shots
into the inner ring the bulls One point behind HIM was
Leonard Johnson Ohio State UNIVERSITY rfIeman and William
Woodring, defending champion
Durham ~ C. ms WIN t,o more minor baseball Leagues
counted douq the ;a casualties number that 5c take the
field this sbruq reduced today 10 ST. President w. g. Bran"
ham of the National Association OF professional baseball leagues
announced that Cotton States and the Ohio State leagues 1
not OPERATE this and that their players 1gho haze not been
disposed of previously Kill become free agents
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30

latter month Michigan Normal will
have played 10 OF Is contests. II is
during this period when he will be
needed most that Carakostas must
remain on the sidelines.
Coach Ray Sites had tentatively
selected Ken as the No. member
OF his hurting staff. An underhand
pitcher. the Detroiter lacked con
sistency last year. At times-nota-
bly, against Michigan State-he
looked very good. On other occa-
sions. however. he received rough
punishment at the hands of enemy
batters.
Sites will have to make his pitch
ing choices from a group OF five
men. Ed Gilday. Steve Kozma,
Charles GFeig, Ken Conley and Phil
! Nrsyth. There is a possibility. too.
that Clare Krawczak. sophomore
outfielder, might be converted into
a moundsman because OF his speed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
Roosevelt Tennis Team to
Become Stronger This Year

The Roosevelt High School tennis
team, which won the state Glass
CD championship last spring. Will
be stronger this year. SO says be.
specialized Leonard Menzi, cagy
coach Of the Rough Rider METERS.
Roosevelt lost Glen Durham, who
played No singles. and Bob Fer
guson and Brookshire Richardson,
who formed the No. , doubles team
But four varsity men are availab bic
again, and five reserves are back
Then there are also six candidates
who are reporting for the first
time.
On the basis OF last years PEI.
formances. here's the probable line
up for the Rough Riders:
No. ] singles-Frsnk Whitehouse
No. ? singies-Bob Norman
No. 3 sinsles-Open
No. l doubtless Turner and
Tommy Harris
No. ? doubles-Open
Whitehouse and Norman are
nearly equal in ability. which means
that Roosevelt will be exceptionally
strong in the singles. Whitehous SC
is certain Of defeating everyone IN
the Huron League except Roger Pa
ton. University High star. Pator
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
Normal Star
Given Chance

Mike Drusbacky, Michigan Nor
mails Woodworking operator az
shortstop a year ago. is set to adj
vance another step toward a chance
at a major league berth this week.
Drusbaeky has been ordered to
report to Edmonton. n. c., to work
out with Norfolk, Va. of the Pied
mont League. Norfolk. a Class B
team, is part OF the New York
Yankee farm system. The former
Huron star finished the season
with Rocky Mount. \. C., Class d
team, last fall.
In order to get the jump on his
new teammates. he. practiced with
the Michigan Normal squad at
Briggs Field House over the week
end.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30

squeezed out three-set triumph
over his Rough Rider foe last year.
The returning reserves are Her
man Keller, Bob Chisel, Dave Cit
mer, Jim Chapman and Bill Worth.
Newcomers include Bill Nutting, j.
L. Gabbard. Ken Richardson, Robert
Dunn, Dick McElroy and Jack
Pillsbury
With the exception OF possible
matches with Plymouth and Ann
Arbor High. the Roosevelt schedule
has been completed. A meet with
Dundee here on April "a will open
the season. University High, run
ner-up TO Roosevelt a year ago. is
again expected to battle the Rough
Riders for the Huron League pen
nant.
The schedule:
April 24-Dundee. here.
April 30-At Lincoln.
May AT Saline
May l2-At Monroe.
May 15-Detroit University
School. here.
May 21-At Flat Rock.
May 23-Regionsl Tournament.
May 2S-Uniyersity High CAM
ArhOrl hora
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30

He's always been a trackman al
heart, and so Ar; Walker express
ed Joy today that ne ras dropping
the reins as baseball coach and
taking up direction Of the track
team at Roosevelt High School.
Il have been coaching baseball
for over a decade now, and feel
that ! should make a change, be
admitted. Besides, track has al
ways been my first love
Walker was state intercollegiate
champion in the pole vault while
an undergraduate at Michigan
Normal. After entering the coach
ing field. he piloted track teams at
Normal High. Ypsilanti Plymouth.
Pontiac and Roosevelt. He has
also aided Or, Lloyd W Odds as
an official az Huron meets for the
past several years.
Relieving Walker as coach OF
baseball will be John Ruddon,
Michigan Normal student who cap
ably supervised the Roosevelt
swimming team during the past
season. Ruddon has had actual
playing experience as an outfield
er az Catholic Central High School
IN Detroit.
The outlook for Roosevelt track
is anything but bright since six
varsity lettermen have been grad
uated and another has left school.
In addition. there is some doubt
as 10 whether Lawrence Skinner
who earned an award last year.
will report for the team.
Dick Medium. the long-legged
state Class { half-mile champion.
heads the list OF the returning
veterans. Medium may move up
70 the mile run IN order 10
strengthen the Rough Rider out
fit, Walker has announced. Others
back are Everett Chsppell. viii
Beard and Lamar Miller
Filling the spots in the inheld
left vacant by graduation will be
Ruddons biggest worry in base
ball He has three outfielders
Bill McCalla Ross Sunday and Ray
Wingrove, a first basemen, Bill
Love; pitcher. Del Selesks and
combination infielder-outfielder
catcher, Glen Merryfield. back
Phil Fletcher. a varsity infield
o. two years ago. has indicated
that he will turn out this season.
Donald Susterka. reserve in 1871,
viii probably move up to a var
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
Thirty Athletes
to Get Awards

Thirty Roosevelt High School
athletes, members OF the basket
ball and swimming teams. have
been named for varsity and re-
serve awards by Athletic Director
Art Walker.
The Rough Rider basketball
team compiled a record Of 10 wins,
four defeats and one tie. The
swimming team, on the other hand.
came up with only two victories
in eight dual meet starts during
the season.
Those who will receive awards
are; Varsity basketball-Co-cap.
tains Bill Love and Delmar Seles.
ka, Phil Fletcher, ellis Turner,
Frank Whitehouse, Glen Merry
field and David elmer (manager)
Reserve basketball-Ray Win
grove, Tom Harris, Lawrence Skin.
ner. John Goldsberry, ]. L. Cab
bard, Ken Richardson, Lamar Mil
Ter, Bob Norman, Bill Bair and
Hugh Ableson.
Varsity swimming-Capt. Bob
Abercrombie. Harold Ford, Jim
Chapman. Donald Susterka, Her.
man Keller. Art Campbell and Jim
Davis.
Reserve swimmjng-Jim Bur
nett, Phil Harmon, Scott Woods.
Ronald Davis, Don Woodward and
Bob ChiseI.
had he not knocked over the sec
ond hurdle in his path.
The only other Huron runner who
appeared to advantage inthe meet
was Harold Carpenter, Royal Oak
freshman, fourth place man in the
1.00o-yard run. Carpenters con-
querors were John Borican, Camp
bell Kane and Les Eisenhart, all
OF whom are regarded as masters
OF that event.
In spite CT very poor start Car
penter finished FIVE seconds be-
hind Borican. who set a meet
record OF 2:11.2. Furthermore, the
yearling outlasted Fordham's Fran
Leary. who dropped out Of the run
ming when he found the pace too
torrid. Leary ranks high in East
ern collegiate track circles.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30

Ken Carakostas in Hospital
With Infection lin Thumb

The Michigan Normal pitching
problem took a turn for the worse
Saturday when Ken Carakostas,
only returning twirler from the
l94l team. entered Ford Hospital
Detroit. for treatment OF a badly
infected thumb on his throwing
hand. An operation on the injured
member seems probable.
Because OF the seriousness OF the
injury, there is little likelihood that
Carakostas, a senior. will be ready
to begin working into shape before
the middle Of April. He probably
will not be available for active duty.
therefore, until some time in May.
A majority OF the Huron games
have been scheduled for late April
and early May. By the middle OF the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30

Friday. They are not scheduled
TO go through their PAGES again
until April is, when they will take
part in triangular meet with
Northern Illinois Teachers and
Central Michigan at Briggs Field.
The indidiyual gyrations of Char
les (Whitey) Had completely
overshadowed the performance OF
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
'Layoff Begins For Normal College Tracksters

That period between the indoor
and outdoor seasons known as
The Layotf began today for the
50-add runners. leapers and throw
ers Of heavy objects who make up
the Michigan Normal track forces
under the personable DR.. Lloyd W.
Odds, veteran commander-in-chie!.
The Hurons babe adler TO a rath-
er sorrowful indoor campaign last
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
Cooley High Wins
Under Claude Snarey

Claude Snarey, former Michigan
Normal sprinter,ooach Cooley
High School to its second straight
Detroit Metropolitan League In
door track title Saturday.
Dave Jaska, Snarey's protege in
the dashes. set a new record Of
PAS in the 220 yard dash.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
PRISONER OF JAPs

Breedsville. Mich, Mar. 80 -
Word has been received here that
Gerald Sherwood, Breedsville, who
served with the Marines In the
deefnse OF Wake Island, is a prison
or OF the Japanese.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
WIN AWARDS

Three upperclassmen and four
freshmen have been gwen Michigan
Normal athletic awards for their
participation in reserve basketball
during the 194142 season. Reserve
varsity awards went to Tom and
Charles Greig and Francis Hoefling-
er. Freshman numerals were re-
ceiyed by Bill Donnelly. Gordon
Esch, Wallace Eschenburg and
Luther Roehrs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
Walker Happy to Undertake
Training of Track Men

sity berth at shortstop Two left
handed pitchers, Ken Robbie and
George Mitchell. also earned re
serve letters last year
Seven games, including home
and home series with Saline Milan
and Chelses. have been scheduled
for the diamondmen who open at
River Rouge April IS The track
squad will swing into action near
Is a week earlier with a dual meet
al University High April %.
The schedules
Baseball
April 2s--At River Rouge
May Saline, here.
May Sat Milan
May 12-Chelsea, here.
May 15-At Saline.
May l9-Milan, here.
May 22-At Chelsea.
May 29-Diyisionsl game
Track
April 22-At University High
{Ann Arbor).
April 29-Open.
May Saline. here.
May l3-At Milan.
May 16-Regional meet at Ypsi-
lanti
May 20-Chelses, here
May estate meet at East Ian
sing.
May Divisional meet
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
ONE FILES PETITION

Bangor. Mar. 3G-Because Mrs.
Gertrude Hills. candidate for treas
urer Of Geneva Township. Van Blu
ren County vas the only person
to turn in petition. her name
Will be the only one on ballots at
the April election. Voters will
have to write in names for all other
e nrr-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
CALLED TO DUTY

Kalamazoo. Mar. 30 - Active
Army duty has called Major Char
les w. Schultz. receiver for the
Kalamazoo Bankshares Inc, and
former commander OF the Michi-
gan Department OF the American
Legion. He Is at Fort Custer with
the Field Artillery Sixth Corps
Area.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
OPEN OFFICE

Mt. Pleasant. Mar. 30-The Mt.
Pleasant Chamber Of Commerce
opened a full-time office and began
listing all available homes ana
apartments in order to aid home
seekers. The Office will also act
as clearing house for all who
plan to make trips.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
FIRM PRESIDENT DIES

Muskegon, Mar. 30-AP-Rites
are being arranged for Hans F.
Hansen. So. president and treasur-
or Of the Madison Manufacturing
Co, OF Muskegon. who died at his
home here following a heart attack.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-30
FESTIVAL CANCELLED

Msrcellus. Mar. 30-The an
nual Marcellus Bluegill Festival
will not be held this year according
10 an announcement here.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-03-05
u. S. Undertakes Vast
Program Of Manganese
Production In 8 State

WASHINGTON, Mar. 4.-tpL
The War Production Board dis
closed today that it had under.
taken a vast program of manga
nese production from low-grade
ores, involving construction of ten
new federally-financed plants in
eight states, to bring the nations
output to a total of more th.n
100000 tons annually.
The United States produced on,v
1000 tons of manganese last wear
The ore is a necessary ALLOW in
production of steel and aluminium
William L. Bait, WPB materia 1s
director, announced that seven
small plants and three large ones
would be built. Newly develoned
methods of extracting high-grade
manganese concentrates from fer
to II per cent ores will be used in
the latter three plants, which are
designed to produce more than
tWo-thirds of the expanded don,es.
tic output.
They will be located in the Cuv.
una range of Minnesota, the Mis-.
souri, river area in South Dakota
and near Boulder Dam, Nevada,
The seven small ore dressing
plants will be built in Arkansas
Montana, Nevada, Utah, Georgia
and Tennessee. I
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-03-05
Davis Chapel Schedule
Announced By Chaplain

Chaplain Alex Won Schlichten, post
chaplain at Camp Davis, has COM
piled a schedule of religious services
at all the chapels in camp that are
now open.
The schedule may be changed
from time to time to conform with
the church calendar and other spe-
cial circumstances, but it is expect
ed to remain substantially as at
present drawn up.
The schedule follows:
Station Complement
Protestant Service, Sunday, $3.50
a. M; Christian Science service,
Sunday, 1890 a. M; Lenten serv-
ices, Wednesdays, 700 p. M; Epls-
copal Holy Communion, Second and
Fourth Sundays, $50 a. M; Luth-
eran Holy Communion, First and
Third Sundays, $3.50 a. M; Catholic
Mass, Chapel T-S36, 500 a. m. Sum-
day.
Station Hospital, Red Cross Bldg.
Catholic Mass, Sundays, 700 a.
m.; Catholic Mass, weekdays, Ward
13, 600 a. M; Protestant service,
Sunday, 900 a. m.
Eighty-Fifth Coast Artillery
Catholic Mass, Sunday, 700, 500,
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-03-05
Champion Murder Case
Transferred To Granville

HENDERSON, March A. Up -
Trial of J. C. Champion. former ABC
enforcement officer charged with
the Staying of Police Sergeant w. NJ.
Reid in a Henderson cafe a week be.
fore Christmas, was transferred to
Granville superior court today.
The transwer was ordered by
Judge Henry L. Stevens after De-
fense counsel said a fair trial could
not be obtained here.
The defense motion followed re.
lection of 81 prospective jurors who
said they had formed opinions. The
prosecution had accepted a iurv
when the defense moved for the
transfer.
The next term of Granville court.
at Oxford, has been set for April 6
with Judge r. Hunt Parker presid-
ing. The resident solicitor of that
district. w. H. Murdock of Durham
| will prosecute, but he may call in
Solicitor E. r. Tyler of this district
if he wishes.