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Evening star., 1942-05-18
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated PreSs.
Here, culled from information from
she War Department, are some an
swers to the feminine question: How
.an I become candidate for the
1rst officers training school for the
Women's Auxiliary Army Corps?
Where to apply?
Within two weeks, at an Army
recruiting station.
Qualifications.
The officer candidate must be a
citizen between 81 and As, a high
school graduate. of excellent char
acter and in good physical condition
Be able to pass an intelligence test
comparable to that required for an
Army officer.
In height the offlcer-candidate
cannot be more than feet nor less
than 5. Minimum weight Is los
pounds. Those in the maximum
height group should weigh from
t59 to I'll pounds, depending on age.
Married Women Eligible.
Are married women eligible?
Yes.
How large Is the first training
corps to be?
Each of the nine Army Corps
areas will recommend at least sc
candidates. total of $40. In ad-
dition, candidates will be recruited
from volunteers who have served
with the Aircraft Warning Service
The War Department will finally
select 450.
Where they will be trained.
At school to be opened within
two months at Fort Des Moines
Iowa.
Length of training.
Eight weeks basic training, and
Evening star., 1942-05-18
8 Axis Planes FeIIed
By Malta Anti-Aircraft
evtbe Associated prass

By the Associated Press.
VALLETTA, Malta, May 18.-
Coastal batteries sank one and pos
sibly two swift E-boats Saturday
night and anti-aircraft fire and r.
A. F. fighters downed eight more
Axis planes in continuing raids dur
ing the night and yesterday, COM
munique said.
1t was the first mention in months
of Axis surface craft near this Med
iterranean stronghold, go miles off
italian Sicily.
One R. A. F. pilot shot down three
italian bombers during two hours
and Is minutes of fighting late Sat-
urday.
Relatively light raids were made
Evening star., 1942-05-18

yesterday and one German bomber
and four fighters were DESTROYED
Two flying boats and two fighters
were damaged, the communioue
added.
A raid was in progress when this
dispatch was filed,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Gifts 7 hat
Are Easy
T o Make
Nv ELEANOR ROSS

THRIFTY perSonaliled ac-
Il cents that help 10 dramatic
and enrich tired-looking house
hold possessions can be achieved
easily if you make sewing your
hobby.
Start by cnliStinC tho aid NJ
The family sewing machine and
It's kit of modern magic al
tachmentS TO stitch up colorful
monograms and individuallzcd
accents for your bedroom equip
mont.
For instance. huge modern
checked gingham letters cut
from fabric scraps in your rag
bag. can be placed in a central
lied pattern on your top sheet
by applique.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Flower Varieties

Gala lines flourish in this
greenhouse, cameha plants are
laden with buds, pink snthu-
lIumS unfold their patent
leather flowers
These anthmiunS are tho
bright. shiny red or brilliant
PINK flower, with long anthCrS
coming ouf of ono SIDE that
every one raves over IN flower
shows
There is also q yollow-nowered
fuchSIa and a most attractive
and unusual plncapple-sCcrtcd
age which has bright red flow
Cr> and b, popular az house
p.-nt
Bar these are iust some NJ the
oddities The man portion Of
both greenhouses are filled with
Mr. Fauncc's hobby collection.
II seems that every year or
TWO he changes ms mind and
switches 10 d new plant. but II
also seems as II he does not as
card The old for the new for be
Las a large collection of hcgonlas
past bobby an enormous
batch n scented-iCaVed GER
anunS-prr~ent hobby and Re
- fist beginning ~ COtteCt or
CnldS owning ~ thc moment
comparatively iCW plants
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Clothes Hanger

rernap, ihe most practical Of
ail household miscellany ., a
clothes hanger that is equipped
with CapaciouS pockets 10 hold
everything that belong, 10
dress or suit.
trts tttttr ru1ftr- wOTGrr-
does . swell )oh ln saving time
and trouble by eliminating that
ncrvc-wracklnC last mlnutc
hunt for belts or other aces
Sore, when You're dashlng or
- work or 20 war duties
Just 3 haii-yard oi PLAIN or
printed Chintl De- needed and
about The same amount az cot.
ton paadlul
Use the qmltcr attachment 20
S'I'ch together the tn.ckne> rs
81 padding and fabric IN any
-f---stt.rr vr-rr THY prefer f'r7n
cI' tte fabric and shape u at
The top 10 comfort with the
CIrvHC shape 81 the hanger
Bind nc edge, "A around
with ba, tape.
Fold up The bottom of INC
fabric. uSt below the taug,
and mark of even divisions for
The pockets
Then, mako rows NJ vertical
stitching 20 provide roo~y
pocket, to, aei's and Other &C
Cs~OTIts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
OeronIunS

Tire EcI3niImS arr fascinating
not 50 much for their flowers,
though many are most attTaC-
tEc hui Tor tno infinite Nara-
tons In leaf form and IN scent
They smell like everything
They arc no' peppermint. rose,
lemon mint. apple and nutmeg
J' ct Tho scent you rub = leaf
letWccn two fingers then smell
sour nnccr, - only pretty soon
N0u arc fresh out of fingers
This collection IS probably 'hc
largest m This part of the cou1-
irE since there are over lo0
varieties Collectors from far
and near write n for plants
7 asked Nf Faunco how ~
EDcw he number n cuttings ~
och variety 30 must make 20
wre' rho demand he sad ne
didn't know that II folk,
wanted some u variety that
vl~ NOT propaCa'o1 thoy simply
had 10 Wai' urtt-a cutting grew
.nf1 4 miami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Greenhouse
las Mony
Rare Plants
BY ISABEL FUCKER
Garden Editor, The Detroit Time.


WHEN a mans business is his
" hobby and his hobby is his
business, II wraps up into quite
an interesting package. II you'll
visit Clarence Fauncc in his
greenhouse at Fowlervllle you'll
see what | mean.
lie has, in the first place,
little of everything that Is either
rare or exotic or hard TO grow.
I'm one corner Is a huge Bird Of
Paradise plant Tin bloom when /
saw IL. Now that little num-
her takes a matter OF seven
years from seed 10 bloom.
Near it is a most exquisite
exotic vine. the seed OF which
Mr.. Faunce brought from Cali
iTnla. Its name IS DistictlS
(Which most appropriately
means "obscure") and II has
flowers much like our trumpet
VINE. only OF lavender-tInged
lI9
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Bridge Cloth

Here's another idea p = Z
costs only a few cents 10 make
and is as CHEEKY a table dcCora-
ton as you've ever seen
A 30-inch square of plaid Ginc-
ham makes \ Colorful bridge
cloth that is bordercd with eye
Jet beading. cdE stitched, and
then finished off with q deep
rufflc of cyclct embroidered
cotton.
I'm practically a matter of
minutes. the ru6ler attachment
turns a straight strip into a
mass Of fluffy runle> -Four 70
inch napkins of plaid Bingham
trlcked out with narrow lunlcd
.-l- ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Use for FIavorinq

ASIDE from bong = fa>c.na'-
* window garden plant. no
-.Du''d-.,atg1 -cururuS may
D.. used for davorinc apple lelly
md apple pic and a 20 custsrdS
and layer cake some are used
ior ~cCutlr- linens. Some Tor
wftlHE ted
I'm the ordinary Towering ccr-
a0ums used Tor bedding or WIN
dow boxes outdoors Mr. Fauncc
has originated a most gorgeous
ucW variety - hoa>tIn double
white flowers edged and striped
with rose. THIS be hopes 10 IN
uoiucc soon and II VIII be well
worth your while 10 watch Tor
d. though r., name Is as yet
Unknown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
Lemon Rinse

All artifcially coIoIca hair
VIII need fabrication. although
the very healthy type haIr needs
less and may sparkle sufficiently
with good brushing.
Strained lemon juice is n
satisfactory rinse when tinted
flnseS are not used. Lemon
leaves a faint clean aroma and
hair should have a bit Of scent
a spray of perfume. or pcrfumcd
brllliantine will mparl a nice
perfume.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
OneIet Hint

>AUTEED FRIZZLFD beef
that como, In Jar goes into
Your next omelrt WaTlcS or
gIddlc cakes cor Sundays OF
any day breakfast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13
For a Vegetable

SERVE CA ULIFLOW T. r
ilowCrCtS IN individual ca>>cr-
olcS with hollandal>c sauce. Best
when hot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

~ YOU'D like 20 9''
her the idea you're a ma
Ter picker OF 'GPenoT
Of, 4 you'd like to
<,or, the effect OF say
a SIS pre,en; for a whale
Of = lot LESS than '''
dn Goat sale Is ,oi''
Big Chance Our Sale,
LADIES' will gladly help YOU
oct tho right SIZE the
right color, etc. Come W y,
tomorrow oNch ''''
Q r. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-13

Detroit sunday Times, December Is, 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
New Rule Cuts Puck
Players Tax Load

for the players taxes If they run
over 10 per cent and no payment
is forthcoming from the pucksterS'
The new arrangement, which
was completed at conference IN
Washington, means plenty 10 the
PLAYERS. Under the previous plan
each club would have held the
money until the spring OF 1913
then paid all taxes due. However
as the 27la per cent was regarded
as far more than sufficient "a
cover Al and AZ taxes there
would be a refund for each player
Haner and other hockey officials
believed il was unlikely the play
crS would get the refunds until
the fall of AZ.
This would be Just a little Ions
to wait for your pay for the l94l
AZ season, especially If you were
a Canadian youngSter eligible fol
the army. You might he fightni
in Rangoon by the time the re
fund was ready.
The big clip from the pay
check was also working a hard
ship on many minor leaguers. witt
comparatively small salaries anc
plenty of deductions In addition
many of the boys we're living or
according 10 Canadian
war currency regulations which
permitted some Of them as little
as S25 a week for living expenses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Golfer Zdwddski
En|ists in Army

II was a pretty day Saturday
and many Of the golfers were
counting tho days until the season
opened. Not so with Zygmund
Zawadski, former state amateur
golf champion and one Of the
finest players in the midwest.
Ziggy took time of from his
defense job at Briggs 10 take his
physical exam with the army. And
as he expected he passed with
flying honors and next Saturday
Will 90 10 Fort Custer
Zawadsk. who is % years old
has been an extremely popular
athlete in Detroit and the rest OF
the state. He was the first player
10 capture both the state anna
teur and the state public links
title the same year He played on
several Detroit public links teams
and was considered one Of the best
ever turned out here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

The smiles you see on the races
OF the Detroit Red Wings these
days are not due solely TO the
fact that Mr.. Jack Adams players
figure they may 60 somewhere IN
the coming Stanley Cup playoffS'
The Wings may 60 somewhere
in the playoffs all right but now
they're more elated over the fact
that Uncle Sam has looSened up
and is going 10 allow them 10 col
leet more of their pay this year.
Some months ago the United
States Internal Revenue Depart
ment notified the hockey clubs OF
the United States that they
should deduct 81 per cent from
the salary checks of all Canadian
hockey players IN the United
States 10 insure payment of in
come tax not only for last year
but for 1912
This big clip from the pay check
has been halted as the result OF
conference between revenue de-
partment officials, Fred l.. Haner
general manager of Detroit S
Olympia, President Frank Calder
of the National Hockey League,
and Alex Podolof president OF
the American Hockey League.
Hockey clubs can now deduct
only 10 per cent from the players
checks with the understanding
that the homogeneous are liable
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

races OF the winter season. The
little Cincinnati Italian boy booted
home Requested in the S25,000
FlaminGo Stakes here a week ago,
The crowd which damned Hia-
leah Park was left gasping at the
finish as the three lightly regarded
candidates doomed home in the
money positions. Best Seller set
the pace from the quarter pole 10
the last 10 yards, where The
Rhymer came up from nowhere
10 skim home by a slim margin for
triumph, worth $4,000.
The Rhymer. who carried only
100 pounds against top of l2S for
Midland, ran the mile and quar-
ter on fast footing in 2:05 l-5
almost four seconds off the track
record held by Mantagna.
The Rhymer paid S32 so, 1890
and SD across the board, Best
Seller. one of the longest shots in
the group, paid $500 and SGT 60
The Rhymer must have sur
prlscd even his trainer, j. NJ
Gavcr, with his smashing perform
ance. He had won only four
races out Of IL starts 10 collect a
paltry S6.S75 last year He is a
4-year-old chestnut, son Of st.
Germans and Rhythmic. Two vic
tories in five 1912 starts here had
ncttcd his owner $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
It's Table Tennis, Not Ping-Pong

We might pass this advance advice along 70 keep
Of friends from getting poke the eye The national
will be held in the General Motors Ball
here April TO- II and r. and would that
refrain from referring the sport pong at least
in front Of any big guys who play the game
For those fighting words to these indoor It's
something calling Jap" They don't like
all And OF these table players biz boys
ook like they could throw lot of knuckles If aroused
We asked Garrett Nash Of the games standout players
about TINS prejudice
Ping pong Immediately brings mind Sissifed game
played by couple Of old ladies the kitchen table. he
planned Tournament table tennis really
sport I've known fellows lose pounds days
In a tough tournament,
II" has TO have something TO attract the crowds that
draws in the real hobeds Of table tennis.
When play ed Louis Psgiaro. the national cha NIPPON
the finals Of the Illinois state recently had 10000
cash customers looking think table tennis is
sport, parlor That's why don't like hear
the paStime referred q rs ping pong
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Long Shots Run
1-2-3 Against
Big Name Rivals
Eddie Areero Brings
Winner Up by Head
in Last 10 Yards

MIAMI. Fla. March : (UP).-
Grecntree Stables The Rhymer
came from behind in the stretch
today 10 score a smashing upset
victory in the seventh running OF
the $4,000 Widcner Cup race at
Hialeah Park as all the name
horses Midland. Market Wise, At
tcntion and ChallcdOn - finished
far back IN the field OF II starters.
The 4-ycar-old son Of ST. Ger.
mans, who had never won ma
ior stake before, flashed under the
wire for a close triumph over +.
r Bradley'S Best Seller AS another
long shot. Darlington Stables
Olympus, finished third Woodvalc
Farms Our Boots was fourth and
Al SabathS AlSab finished NTH
over the mile and a quarter route.
The victory for The Rhymer
who was coupled in the field with
Olympus and Waller gave the
winning Jockey, Eddie Arcaro, a
grand slam of the two richest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Army Enlists
Conn as Private

NEW YORK. March 7 (UP).-
Boxer Billy Conn was sworn into
the army AS a buck private today
The "a year old Pittsburgh
fighter. who almost wreSted the
heavyweight crown from Joe
Louis when they met here last
June. Joined the army along with
his bodyguard. Joseph Becker, as
hours after he had passed ms
physical examination for the nava
reserve.
THE armys got Joe Louis,
and I figure maybe they need
some one to help him out Conn
said. ITS just the story OF
some one else joining up for
common cause.
II was reported that Conn wouI'
be ordered 10 report 10 For
Wadsworth on Staten Island
March 10. but the fighter SAID h
did not know what ms dutic
would be. lie said his wife, IN,
former Mary Louise Smith. l9
had signed release permitting
his enlistment, and he indicated
he had made financial arrange
mentS for her
Becker. 81. has been employee
by a Pittsburgh detective agcnc,
and has been Conn'S bodyguarc
for several years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Fun i'm Camp
There's Always a Laugh
in Tiger Training

LAKELAND. Fla. March 7
Tommy Bridges - Say, Tebbetts
let's try 10 GO through season
without YOU having lumbago.
Jack Tighe (Winston-Salem
manager -Tebbetts. II YOU could
hit like l do, you d make $4,000
a year.
TebbettS Cin rehuttal 10 Tighe)
II hit like YOU Id he work
ING up in that MuSkegon bowling
alley, maybe
Nclr .Sbcn -Choricg (ChorieY
Geb,JuQcJD gre fhosc hogs n les
son on ho'c 70 ping second base.
Gcbypgcr-i did VesterdoU
.Sbca- what did they SoR'
GchriuqcJ- Thcy SAID bdiopeY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Central Collegiate
Track Summaries

One mile run Won nv Scott Michigan
state; COMFORT Notre Dame. second Ma
oney Notrp Dame third SigetN. Michi.
san Normal fourth Dresser, Butler, rf'h
Time. AT 3.
75.yatd dash Won nv MiIlsn. Marquette
NcCarth5 Michigan state. second DAVIS
Michigan state third Eghert Marquette
fou'h. GI0son. Notre Dame, MN.
Time Is
toward ds Won hy KauI,z. Michi.
gan state Wright WAYNE. second Wlngo
Wayne. third Fshlg Notre DANE fourth
smith Michigan State. fifth Time, 80 )
High jump Won hy Mine Mlchlgar
STATE WEIGH. Marquette, o Rourke. No'r'
Dame and simpson Michigan Normal. lied
for second Murphy, $otrs Dame, ttf'h
Height feet ~ inches
7s-yard high hurdles Won ~ HAD
Mich. normal. Egber' Marquette second
Dillon. Notre Dame third Buscnmsu
Mich. state, fourth Dodge Mich state
nnh Time 90 / ties Central CoileR e.
record set BY Had IN preliminarie' 1912
shot PIT Won by Delaney Notrs Dame
Rossnrwsig MICH. normal second Betksr
WAYNE thlrd. Kslchek. Marquette fourth
Drynan Mich state ffth. Distance ~
feet 81 inches new field house record
vo-nne run Won by Hunter. Notre
Dame. PetIsr Western Michigan, second
Horski. Michigan state, third RskoH'kt
central Michigan fourth; Maoney Notrs
Dame. nfth Time q.24.7. sets new ted
house record old record ~ a.2h by Frey
sso-yard run Won BY Tupia Notrs
Dame Rice. Ru'ler. second; Mack, Michi'
gar STATE third Kelly Notre Dame
f7.r'h. GrochoUski Marquette MN
Tine 1919
Inward low hurdles 80 Won nv Hal
Michigan Normal Dillon Notre Dane. sec
ond Eghert Msrqu'tte third Gibson
Notrs Dame fourth Ruschman. Michigan
stats nm Time SO new field house
record old record ~ SIS ny Al Thomas
~ Michigan m 1912
Poi. vault Harris and wonch Michsa
s'a's tea for FIRST stein, Michigan Nor
ma third Wieton Notrs Dame. fourth
p-rstnn. North Contra nm Height
10 fsst inches. tSew Michigan state
varsity record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Trout, Benton
In Good Form

LAKELAND, Fla, March IA
Benton and Paul Dizzy Trout
showed rare early season form
here today in a Tiger intraclut
game in which Merv SheaS Lambs
and Charley Gehringers Wolves
tied, 3 TO 3.
Seven innings were played. Ben
ton and Trout arrayed against
each other for four Each hurled
Scoreless ball and allowed but one
hit.
With Hal White on the mound
the SheaS broke the ice IN the
fifth when Johnny McHale, former
Detroit scholastic star athlete ano
now of Beaumont. walked anc
later scored on a single by Dick
Wakefield, who pinch hit for Ben
ton.
Dixie Parsons drove Frank
Metro home with one run and the
other was scored on a wild heaNt
by Rip RadCliff 10 give the SheaS
two more TALES in the sixth,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

come bouncing back 10 make us ScTloeS
eat our words. He was supposed TO be
just an emergency replacement when
he came to the Tigers in the spring OF
1910, and you all know what happened
Richard simply gave the calendars
boisterous Bronx cheer and then went
out and spanked the Tigers to the
American League pennant The experts
are still trying to figure OUT how that
happened. On paper the Tigers didn't
have chance. They were supposed TO
do we'll TO finish in the first division.
But, AS we said before, Mr.. Bartell never
pays much attention TO what ne reads
in the papers.
That's why Mr. urges can't afford
10 loaf on the job, even if he is the
teams captain. Bartell is supposed TO
just cant depend upon that fiery fellow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Picard and Nelson
Four-BaII Fdvorites

CORAL GABLES, Fla. March
7 OUPl. 80 Henry Picard. who
shared first hOnorS in three pre-
viouS years, and a new partner
Byron Nelson. tonight were IA
vored 10 set the pace for - top
flight golf professionals teelnG off
tomorrow in the $1,000 lnterna-
tional four-ball championship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
IC IA Weight Champ
Retains His Title

NEW YORK. March Z tUP)
Norman Wilcox. Rhode Island
State senior. retained his lC A
35-pound weight title as the
twCnty-frst annual indoor track
and field championship. opened to-
dav. He won with toss Of So feet
9 inches. bettcrlnG by exactly
3 fcei his 1911 Derformance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Beware, MIR. urges. Beware

Reports from the Giants training camp that Dick Bar
tell shorsop looks In fact there
wagering Bill will play at shortstop for the
than Bill urges, his rival for the job
Dick you forget organized baseball back in
major leagues 1923 lot of bad
bounces have gone landscape he first arrived
the
You can't blame Rowdy Richard much If he doesn't place
the public prints He's read often that he's
old codger, and washed and each time he s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08

second base job" Bucky has Informed
scribes.
Harris points out that the presence
Of the great Charlie Gehringer with the
Tigers kept frankie from ever having a
real chance at this position while he
was with the locals.
So far as flashy fielding was con-
cerned, Croucher always has done very
we'll But he isn't exactly what you
would call a fence buster when he
strides TO the plate with the old ash.
Still when you look over the pres
cnt cast Of Senators minus Cecil Travis
and Buddy Lewis, Croucher easily
might be standout with that diamond
clan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Reunion
Crener, McNair, Higgins
Together Again

LAKELAND. Fla March 7 -
Roger Doc CrameT was reunited
with Eric NcNaIr and Plnky Hig-
gins when he donred 4 Tiger uni
form here today for the first tim -
il was me third biz league Clul
on winch the three veterans have
PLAYED tocc'her IN careers iha'
have run parallel for more thar
80 wears They played ioEethc,
~ Philadelphia with me Athletics
later with tho Red SoN and now
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Bad Axe Team Wins
Lions Pin Tourney

At the Lions annual state bowl
ing meet. held Saturday IN the
Detroit Recreation Building tho
Bad Axe Lion team emerged as
winner in tho Class A group with
2Sl4. The AlgonaC No > team led
Class B with 25o6 and tho Down
town Beavers took Class { honors
with DPS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
Limited to Three Games

The freshmen Will he limited 70
three games per season. however,
and these must not be played dur
ing the FIRST four weeks of the
fall team.
Although the freshman resi-
denCe rule received only minor
modification Big Ten teams are
20 be permitted 10 carry out ex-
listing schedules with schools using
freshmen on the varsity. Speclfi.
cally, this viii allow Michigan 10
meet Harvard and Illinois 10 meet
Butler Of Indianapolis
The faculty changed the dates
of the conference track meet at
Evanston, III. from May $3.50
10 May 1916 and set June is a.
the date for the all-star meet be-
tween picked Big Ten competitors
and A Pacific Conference team.
The conference tennis meet was
rcscheduled for May 1915 AZ Ohio
State and the golf meet for May
1913 AZ Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-08
DICK BARTELL LOOKS AS SPRY AS EVER

T. is cutie possible that the war crisis may play big part IN
lresk!as ga A lot these longerm football conracts
II Is now generally accepted that schedules of practically all
major teams r have ugged before the end of the
fighting
II and when happens schools likely will start book
ING games s year ahead meand-home basis IL
might much better than the present system oil making
ont Grid schedules far advance