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Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24

Happiness just doesn't happen. If the
husband and the wife are to live joy
ousl y together, they must create their
own happiness.
Margaret Sanger says 'Happi-
ness in marriage is a growth. Like all
other living and growing organism,
it must first terminate, then strike
root and then, after careful tending
and cultivation, be brought to maturity
Only thus may it bloom and bear fruit
Eternal vigilance is the price of
happiness IN marriage. Each must be
on his "tip toe to keep the boat Oh
the sea of matrimony gliding along
smoothly.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24

mean) Be his partner, not his
boss.
An old couple who had been
married so years, when asked the
secret Of their happ1ness replied,
I'VE understand each other. We
are satisfied with each other.
There's your answer, Understand
ing and Satisfaction, plus Comfort
and contentment, will give you
happiness. A..
Continued on Back Page)
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24
North Little Rock News
by Nancy Ola Parker

Happiness In Marriage. Let us follow up the ar
tees of the past two weeks concerning how to make the
husband and the wife happy.
Every normal person who marries wants to be happy
However, happiness is not the inevitable consequence of
marriage Marriages do not necessarily create happiness.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24
Returns

MISS RUBY HATCHER, the
charming daughter Of Rev, and
Mrs. +. c. Hatcher, 2l1s Cross
has returned home from her vaca-
ton. While ON her vacation she
visited relatives oand friends il
New York, Buffalo. Niagara Falls
Chicago and Cleveland.
Miss Hatcher is very popular
in the younger set. She also plans
to visit in Georgia before resum-
ing her school activities.
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24

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Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24

STERLING WHITFIELD of 634
Flynn St., Chattanooga. Tenn,
and former resident here is visit
ing the city flbm Jacksonville,
Florida this week as guest Of his
brothers. Mr.. Whitfield is en-
ployed on boat running from
Jacksonville, Florida to Cuba and
from Cuba to New York. He was
busy this week greeting old
friends. y
Arkansas State press., 1942-07-24
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MIR. and Mrs Now!

In recent ceremony, pretty
Miss V. Doles became the bride
of Frank Burch, Jr, The hride
was former resident Of Dermott,
but has lived here for more than
three years, after completing hel
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Gopher Jinx Too Much for M

Michigan too put up gallant fight but succumbed to
the Minnesota nx the ninth victory for the Gophes
the Wolverines So the Little Brown Jug Min
neapols for another year least doggone But whereas
Fritz Crslers the favortes circles
victory in way big upset 1t anybodys game
before Saturday and pretty much anybody for
stngy but important points the final gun Saturday
afternoon.
All say Gophers, is wait until year! The
worms got to turn sometime And the Wolverines still very
much the thick of the Western Conference championship
the Gophers previously defeated by Illinois Ohio
State Wisconsin and Illinois the only undefeaed
Big Ten competition thus far this fall The Buckeyes turned
back Northwestern convncngy Saturday for their fifth victory
in The Bucks the only major team undefeaed and
united in the Midwest.
Besides Michigan States feat there number of other
upsets in what word ugge apty calls weird football
Iowas victory Indiana by the margin of kick after
touchdown might be named than mild upset in the
Midwest Billy Hlenbrand however starred for the HOLSTERS
expected He passed to Bob Cowan for his
touchdowns and scored the other 12yard end w
The unexpected in the East with Yales victory
Dartmouth Manhattan triumph Duquesne and Holy Cross
setback of North Carolina State =
1t Duquesne second defeat after Is
tories The Manhattan victory adds to the uster University
of Detroit which beat the Japer the week before field goal
in the last As seconds of play by Jim Worst for Manhattan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Notch Risks
Mark Tonight
TnNIGHT,s earn

Carmen Notch, Pittsburgh. VS.. Willie
Joyce. Chicago. 10 rounds welterweights.
Shelton Bell Youngstown. o.. VS.. Billy
Ray, Clarksburg, w. Va, 8 rounds. light
Hank Postaway. wyandsits. VS.. Eddie
sarkesian, Detroit, rounds, light heavy
weights
Tommy Bel. Youngstown. o.. vs.. Nor
ris Luekman. Pittsburgh, rounds. welter-
weights.
Harry wiekers. Detroit. vs. SAMMY Per.
rata. Pittsburgh, rounds. velterweights.
Carmen Notch has a perfect
record in two previous appear
ances here, having whipped Harvey
Dubs and Lew Jenkins, the former
lightweight champion now cam
paigning as a welterweight.
But the Pittsburgh welterweight
may suffer his first defeat tonight
at Arena Gardens when he steps
down a class to fight Willie Joyce,
Chicago lightweight who is unde-
feated in that division.
If reports concerning Joyce
ability are true-thiS is his first
appearance here-then Note h
should go down in defeat as he
did before when he took on an
other great lightweight, Bob Mont
gomery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
New Champions
Gibson and spauIdine Defeat Norris and Gryeier
for State Match Doubles Title

Wayne Spaulding and T'herman
Gibson are state match doubles
champions today in consequence
of beating out Joe Norris and
Cass Grygier, the defending cham
pions, in the final block of their
21-game test last night at Cadillac
alleys.
Beaten SO pins going into the
final seven, Spaulding and Gibson
lost only one game and look the
block by 103 10 land a winning
margin of 20. The totals were
Spaulding and Gibson. S202 to
Grygier and Norris 1882.
A 5l4 game in the afternoon
gave Norris and Grygier a few
sticks shy of 200 lead. From
that point on Spaulding and Glib
son whitfield away finally TO pass
their rivals although they were
on each others heels right to the
final ball.
Norris and Grygier took a al
lead in the opening seven and
their margin of AZ in the second
indicated they would go through
The steady scoring of Gibson
ruined this prospect. And when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26

time to 60 The clock finally started again Minnesota
lined up quickly and there is question whether they
had a line
Garnaas knew he did not have time to try place
kick The ball snapped to Garnaas the 15yard line
and he tried dropkck The ball wobbled the bar
the gun sounded.
Capt. George Ceithaml did not question whether
Garnaas actually had punted the ball allowed
to hit the ground first But he did argue with officials that
the half already officially had ended before Garnaas tried
the kick.
There can be question but that the stopping of the
clock for the Garnaas substitution illegal
But tough as the bunder is to Michigan the verdict
will stand and the will be entered into footballs record
books another victory for Mnnesoas Gophers
ninth in the Wolverines. I
1t has never been the policy of this writer to criticize
officials But must report that the Michigan Minnesota
game one of the worst handled have
Referee Masker and his aides allowed the game get
completely out of hand in the first few minutes Instead
assessing penalties for png and abbing in the srambes
they let the rough stuff 60.
Both sides Of the fracas badly banged up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26

Once under full steam Daley is a holy terror. He
with that he carried Tom Kuzma the last hye
yards his back.
OF the lnemen Herb Helm, the end played magnihcenty
He impressed much better player than Dick Widung
the tackle whom Minnesota drum beaters are toung for
A-America But the outstanding lneman the field was
not in the garb of Gopher. His name is Julius Franks
Michgan's great Negro guard
Capt. George Cethaml the Michigan captain and
quarterback played another 60 minutes He could not hide
his bitter disappointment after the game-especaly the
failure of his argument to convince officials the half
ended that Garnass' kick should not have counted
Developments of the past few weeks definitely prove
thing 1t is practically impossible for major college
team to attempt tough schedule only lone deep in the
line. 1t is far much to ask band of young fighters
to stick 60 minutes against teams that keep shooting
fresh players at them.
America is sporting country Michigan football
players and Michigan fans will accept the defeat in the
fashion they have accepted other defeats
Football is still game Mistakes have happened be-
fore They will happen again
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26

Elmer Madar Michigan end had his eye closed by cheated
shoe in the first two minutes He played three quarters of
the game with eye and he the field for the full
60 minutes all members of the Michigan line
Bob Kolesar who left the field in the last three minutes
Don Robinson returned to Ann Arbor with his right
in sling. He injured in the final minutes his
52yard gaop with punt that paved the way for Tom
Kuzmas second touchdown Robinson, 1t is feared has
shoulder separation If X-rays verify this today he will
be lost for the remainder of the bad blow TO
Michigan.
Robinson of the standouts of the Minnesota
game. He has improved each Saturday and his passing
and running against the Gophers made this his best day
a Wolverine.
1t apparent from the start that Minnesota
stalking it's hopes for victory wearing down Mchgans
line Dr. George Hauser showed in substtuons frequently
and they pounded away hard their foemen who had
stick for the full distance.
The Gophers showed grand quarterback in Bill
Garnaas. And all pregame reports Bill Daley not
exaggerated in the last His 44yard for the first
touchdown, after taking lateral from Garnaas,
masterpiece
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26

mediately after the exhibition
game in which Detroit downed the
Capitols, 6-5, at Olympia last night
before 1868.
When reporters gave Adams the
list and asked if he was ready to
name the Wing squad, Adams
looked bit obviously both at
Lewis list of defensemen and at
his centers. The Wings are short
both defenseman and a center
because of the enlistment of Eddie
Bush and Jerry Brown. But the
men who would undoubtedly be
Adams choice for the Wings on
both on the indianapolis list.
The veteran Connie Brown, Les
Douglas and Cliff Simpson, Quack-
|enbush's exteammate from the
Brantford Juniors have been
named as the Caps centers.
the exhibition game play would
probably be Brown, who has been
up with the Wings twice before.
The problem of dividing the de-
fensemen has been complicated by
the injury suffered last night by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
N1anpOwer
Blaekhawks to Garry More
Players Than Before

HIBBING- MINI, Oct 26 lINSl.
The Chicago Blackhawks will
carry more players this year than
ever before in their Is seasons IN
major league hockey it was indi-
Gated today when President W.
J. Tobin signed two more goal
tenders.
The players are Doug Steven
son. an amateur from Western
Canada, and Bill Kun of Eveleth,
MINI. Kun will be farmed out to
the Boston Olympics and Steven
son will remain with the Hawks
The Blackhawks now have u
players under contract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26

liam and Mary, Wisconsin.
BEATEN THE FIRST TIME
SATURDAY Illinois, Santa
Clara. North Carolina. Bates
Brown, Dickinson, Georgetown.
THE DAYS BIGGEST SUR.
PRISE AND MOST PLEASANT
M C h ig an State ID, Great
Lakes 0.
Observation-Disclosures
loser of eight straight to Mime.
sofa, saw the figure become nine
when Bill Garnaas. Gopher half
back. drop-kicked a field goal with
one second to go at the half To
give Minnesota 1914 victory. II
was Garnaas first attempt al
drop-kicking.
DEFENSIVE GIANTS-Univer-
sity of Detroit has given up one
touchdown in four games. Beat
strong Georgetown eleven, 60
Saturday night.
COMEBACK ARTISTS-Notre
(C0Ufinnad m paUa lAA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
By BOB MURPHY

There can be no doubt today that referee James
Masker of erred In Saturdays 18Th defeat Of
Michigan by Minnesota.
It of those tense situations that bob up week.
end after weekend Only in this the meant the
winning and losing of football game Out of it
boundess joy for the Gophers and soaring dsappon
ment for Michigan.
To retrace the deciding play, here the facts:
Minnesota just before the end of the first half mad
gained possession of the bail their 46yard line Two
passes from Frcey Daley and Sandberg respectively
carried the ball Mchigans IL Frckey crashed through
to the two-yard line
Here it that julius Franks probably saved touch
down when he crashed through throw Daley back the
six. Only seconds remained. Bill Garnaas Minnesota quar-
terback, into the game
THE TIME CLOCK SHOULD HAVE KEPT GOING
AS THE RULES SAY TIME GOES ON IN THE LAST TWO
MINUTES OF EACH HALF. MINNESOTA ALREADY
HAD USED IT'S REGULATION NUMBER OF TIMEOUTS.
But the clock did NOT keep going. In the confusion
referee Masker kept gestung circle with their for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26

Norris slumped TO 169 in his
fourth. the Gibson Spaulding
cause proSpered.
During the match II was an
nounced that De Luxe-D, led by
Louis Burr, would meet Stroh for
the state match title. The de-
tails will be arranged tomorrow
night at WY Recreation where
The Detroit Times Classic meets.
SpaHiding and Gibson stan d
ready to defend their newly won
laurels against any qualified
challenger. Grygier and Norris
did not demand return match,
the winners said. They split a
$500 purse raised by an assess
ment of 500 a man.
The scores:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Yesterdays Grid Results
COLLEGE

COLLEGE
Jacksonville Cadets 2e. Tampa Z. O.
Bonaventure 20. Scranton T.
-anisius 1f. Fort Totten Z
Wilmington 50. Buffalo o. L
Loras 10. st. Msry's tMinn a
March Field 30. San Diego 81 g.
San Francisco 20. San Jose 3,
81. Mays 10. Loyola a.. A. 0.
ST. Ambrose 10. st. Joseph Is.
HIGH SCHOOL
Catholic Central es. st. Ausustin (K) u
Lourdes 80. ST Cecilia o
ST. Catherine Is. DE La Sale o.
ST. Theresa IS Redeemer ..
ST Francis Xavier 10. ST Vincent o.
81. Paul 40 ST. Ambrose II.
ST. Bernard g. St Martin O.
st. Frederick 81. st. Mary ROYAL Oak Q
st. Benedict 81. st. Clement s.
st, Philip 81, Annuneiation o.
81. Gregory "a, st. Leo o.
ST. Patrick so, st. Gertrude n.
ST. Alphousus 20. st. Mary NJ. c. 0.
81. Charles 20, st. Rose g.
ST. Joseph as. ST. Anthony q.
81. James rs, St. Michael (P) 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
States Triumph Over
Favored Great Lakes
Is Re a Stand out
M IN BIG TEN RACE DESPITE DEFEAT

HATS OFF TO-DAY TO COACH CHARLEY BACHMAN
AND HIS GALLANT SPARTANS
The hghlgh of Saturdays football results for the fans
Who live in Michigan Michigan States smashing upset
the highly favored Great Lakes eleven timely triumph that
soohed the wounds other defeats and gded what doomed
a dark for the Spartans.
Inspired with their smashing IA to victory the ALI
America studded team from the Great Lakes Naval Train
ing Station the Spartans look forward with the
remaining their tough schedule contests which include
engagements Temple Washington State Purdue, West
Virginia and Oregon State.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Dempsey, Sharkey
To Referee Bouts

MONTREAL. Oct. 26 tUP).-
Former world heavyweight cham
pions Jack Sharkey and 1t. Jack
Dempsey. now member of the
United States Coast Guard, will
team to referee boxing bouts here
featuring the AL Lust-Dave Castil-
loux bout on November 5. The two
former boxers have volunteered
their services 70 rthe program TO
be staged by the Montreal Victory
Loan officials.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Temple Is Next for Spartans

Coach Charley Bachman takes his charges to Philadelphia
this weekend for the brush with Temple team of the
past which has had Indifferent this On the other
hand In the other teams yet to be played Michigan State
taking who already revealed themselves
football machines Washington State whipped ORGAN State
rs to 49, Saturday OF the big the West Coast
Purdue the Big Ten darkhorse Badgers busy afternoon
before going down TO defeat.
In shifty Dick Keppe who paced the East Lansing eleven
to triumph Saturday the Sparans have opnotch player who
should be given due consideration when passing
al-star honors at the conclusion of the
Ill with cold Keppe unable to play against
Marquette the previous Saturday and the Lansing absence
keeny felt Young Keppe goodooking senior whom
his pals call Little Egypt because of his snakehp ball totng
plans 90 into the navy the end of the term
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Wilmington Wins
Over Buffalo, 500

WILMINGTON. Del. Oct. IS
GNS).--The Wilmington Clippers,
champions of the American Asso-
citation last year. pushed over
seven touchdowns TO crush the
Buffalo Bisons. SO TO 9, in a pro-
fessional grid tilt yesterday. One
OF the Clippers tallies came when
Les Dodson returned the opening
kickoff 81 yards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
M-Irish Ball to Aid Bond DriUe

SOUTH BEND Ind, rs (INS)-The football be used
in the Notre Michigan South Bend November Ia
will its place in the trophy either school,
Identity of the the ball will be determined during the
three weeks preceding the the basis auconng
of bonds. llA
Fritz Michigan Leahy gave
their when asked help the ST. Joseph County (Souh
Bend bond drive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-10-26
Beehmon Uses Only Is Players

But would hardly be fair to single only Keppe for
honors in the wake of Saturdays victory II the COM
paravey light Walter Pawowsk lad from Calumet City,
Chicago suburb who took from Keppe for of his
teams touchdowns And Russ Gn from Detroit Cooley High
hoo intercepted Great Lakes for the other
Bachman used only Is PLAYERS fashonng the victory and
all of them played important Some of them played the
full go minutes including Ed Rpmaster ger Connor Howard
Boyer. Bernie Rostopp and Dick Mangrum.
Before the Great Lakes Bachman and other admirers
of the Spartans pretty down the mouth according
reports Defeats the hands Of Michigan Marquette had
them feeling little blue In fact there that
Bachman the hot seat meaning that his coaching job
East Lansing jeopardy These probably
Under Bachman stretch the Sparans
carved out scntang in collegiate football And Bach
mans excellent tutorshp recognized that
be at East Lansing. Or should be, at least.