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Imperial Valley press., 1942-03-01
Clubs
Society
Home Department
Meetings for
Week Listed

Home department meetings Tor
the week of March l will be de-
voted to the sewing short cuts pro-
iects with Miss Florence Glenn,
home demonstration agent, in
charge, assisted by project leaders.
Calipatria will study this pro-
ject Tuesday, the meeting begin
nirg at 10 m in the Community
hall.
Mt. Signal also will have the same
subject at its meeting at 10 a. m
Wednesday at the home Of Maggie
Havens. Imperial. Miss Glenn will
be present for the morning meet
ing and those women having port
able sewing machines are to bring
them
Acacia also meets or Wednesday
and Miss Glenn will be with the
group that afternoon
County chairmen have their
meeting Friday at 10 a. m. in the
court house and afterwards, at l 80
p m, the fair committee will 90
to Imperial TO put up the home
departments exhibit which this
year will center on the subject of
nutrition for defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
State Jumper
Defends LdureIs
In Centra|s

MILWAUKEE, June , dNs.-
Campbell Kane OF the University
OF Indiana and five other athletes
will defend their central collegiate
championships Saturday night In
Marquette stadium, Milwaukee.
Kane will battle to retain his
honors in the half mile and mile
distances at which he won last
year and also at which he defeated
his Big Ten rivals last month In
Dyche stadium at Northwestern
University.
Other defending champions are
John Saunders, Miami. o., Uni
versity. in the 120-yard high
hurdles; Harold Stickel. Pitts
Iburgh, in the 220-yard low hurdles
Jack De Field. Minnesota. In the
pole vault; James Milne. Michigan
State. co-holder of the high jump
championship. and Ray Alsbury
Butler University. in the broad
lump.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
CLASS A

CLASS n
PEPSI Cola vs. Altes, Belle lse q. 100.
Paris w. Auto Club, Northwestern 1. 400
CLASS b
Tgu, Lear |. &C Clover vs.. HaIsi rars. Ben
U. r. W. A. Va. hin Mitchell North-es,
ern. 900.
JAW ISL vs.. JAW 7, Jayne .. 400.
JAW 259 vs. Parsons, Jayne 8, 400.
East Side W. Rsyrs, Ives. 400.
JAW go vs.. JAW 1s4. Belle Isle .. 400
Mortimer vs. Craftsmen. Jayne I. 400.
Grsham-Psiss W. Griffin. Northwestern I
100.
Johns W. South Fort. Northwestern .
100.
>. L. Hudson vs. 81. Andrews. Northwest
ern 4. 200.
Opticians vs. Orioles. Horthwestsru 7. 400
Acme W. Grand River. Clark. zoo.
Artburs W. Fex- Tube. Northwestern O.
100
Hcli1msn vs.. JAW i7t. Northwestern .
200
Dixie Va. Yiekers. Atkinson l. 400.
MeLouth W. Sans, Atkinson 7. 400.
CLASS G
Bradford W.. United. Ives. lao.
Andrews W. Northwest Lions, Northwest
eru 3. 400.
Meiylndals Boys Club vs.. Colonies. c,srs
1:D.
usiv-rs.i vs.. square Deal Ben. iss q
$50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03

over the program and works out
the symbols he is going to use. II
there is just one horse in the race
whose name begins with "A" he
uses the initial. If there are two,
he uses the first and second letters
for one of them. The difficulty
comes when three or more horses
names begin with the same letter.
Then he has to work out symbols
and memorize them.
The chartman's clocker gets the
time when the man by the start
ing gate drops the red flag and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Prep Net
Stars i'm
Running

The Metropolitan Leagues best
prep tennis singles players were
still in the running today after the
fields were narrowed in east and
west side competition yesterday.
On the west side, where singles
competition appears hottest, Jerry
Gurman OF Northwestern. Dick
Bachorek of Western. and Al Gross
OF Central came through with VIC
tories, the latter by default. Also
in the running when competition
is resumed today, Is Jack Chaplin
OF Redford's championship team.
Gurman disposed of Charles
Palms, BEDFORD. 6-1. Ga, while
Bachorek downed Dale Kinney,
Mackenzie, 81. Ga. In west side
doubles. Sid Pollok and Doug
Sellik OF Central remained I'M
beaten this season by eliminat ting
Dick Schultz and Allen Thomson,
Mackenzie, ga, 81. and Ben Vein
berg and Bob Hennessy. also OF
Central. whipped Andy Valenti
and Ed Mayer. U. of d. High,
SO. Ga.
Hamtramck Is assured the east
side doubles crown after two oil
its pairs. Ed Pochmara and Louis
Bujak, and Sam Perry and Bert
Cronin, reached the finals. Pooh
mara and Bujak put out James
Alexander and Doug Willis. South
eastern. 6-3, as, CD. and Perry
and Cronin upset Frank Bedard
and Paul Caruso, Cass Tech pair
6-3. S-6.
In east side singles quarterfinals
today, Don Mackay. Highland Pari
meets Jim Jankowski. Hamtramck
Ed Koliba. Hamtramck faces Bot
Prince. Highland Park, and George
Gushing. Southeastern, plays Cler
Enos. Highland Park. Miriam 10
boulian OF Northern has already
moved into the seminal round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Ben Peutke Doesn't Play Golf

Ben Pautke for many years pro at Plum Hollow is now
working Fords Willow Run bomber plant doesn't play golf
anymore Fred Haney general of the Toledo Mud
Hens has with the umpty Charley Gehrnger
Gehrnger' Schultz who halls from Alma,
Mich "Mak my word he's going to he another Gehrnger
aaney insists Flight Sgt Joseph NJ Duon. of Red
Duon the Brooklyn hockey carried out ID operaona
fights charge of bomber has been reported from London
He has flown without Book of Common Prayer given
him his mother and photograph of Louise the girl back
home Calgary looks like the pastors Camden, N j.
that Garden State Park track
couldn't get finished before Saturday lose their fight
nonessenta construction
government order The Camden sporting element has been
making whether the track would be completed
in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03

by their colors but if there is any
confusion because two sets OF
colors are almost alike he sees
if they both have binders or finds
some other point TO distinguish
them. Some horses. of course. have
running habits which would en-
able a racing veteran to recognize
them at a glance. They might run
with their tails, straight -out, for
instance. Callers never use the
horses numbers because of the
overlapping in the race.
Meanwhile the call taker goes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Metro Track Squads
lin SemifinaIs Today

Metropolitan League prep out
door track teams engage in city
seminal competition today at
Belle Isle. with Southeastern, de-
Tending champion. favored 10 place
the largest group OF entrants in
the finals.
Southeastern's main competition
will come from Cooley. west side
champion. with Northwestern re-
garded as the dark horse. Finals
will be run of Friday, also al
Belle Isle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
:SPOR T S
CONTINUED from First Sport Page)

the different his return from Adrian reports
that Ed Mason former Deroiter, professional at the
Country that enerpsng little city doing
all right himself For many years Ed at Oakland
Bob Link Jake Fassezke out of Jack
son and outstanding pro few years back is
member Lenawee and the clubs top golfer Jake still
hit em In the low 7O 6Os'
reports
"We played with Marshall Carlson from Inverness
outstanding amateur who visits different every
weekend He plays all Ohio Michigan and Indiana,
Sommers added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
New Yale Aides

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 3
(UP).-Howard Odell, Yale Uni
versity football coach. today
named Edward Hirschberg, Jud-
son A. Timm and Stuart J.
Clancy as his assistants.
Hirschberg. 1882 Pitt gradu-
ate, has been assistant coach at
West Virginia for the past two
years and formerly assisted Red
Blaik at Dartmouth. Timm,
Illinois University football and
track star. formerly coached
at Penn Military College and
Moravian College. Bethlehem,
Pa. Clancy played football and
basketball at Holy Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Chene -TrombIy Girls
Upset Former Champ

Chene- Trombly girls, who hadn't
won a game all season, turned in
the upset of the season last night
by edging out previously unde-
feated Local 400 the former Welsh
team. 2-1, in a softball game at
Mack Park. Henri's defeated Local
S33. 81. and j. e. J. dow ne d
Fruehauf, 2-1, in other games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03

AT lust what point in the race
did your horse sit down for a rest
and wave the rest Of the field
goodbye, The little racing chart
that answers all such questions for
you is inst as complex as the
system that led you 10 pick the
horse in the first place.
OF course, chart callers and call
takers. such as Don Fair and Jack
London At the Detroit race track.
say it's simple. But Fair is fell
low who can outtalk tobacco
auctioneer any time. and London
can talk shorthand as well as
write the London symbol system.
1t doesn't look so simple when
you realize that while you and j
have difficulty keeping up with
our own horses. these sharpeyed
racetrackers have 10 check on the
whereabouts of each horse at five
or six points during the race and
have il down in black and white
before the horses have come back
TO salute the judges.
JUST REHEARSING
Most difficult races to call. OF
course. are those OF five furlongs
or less when the caller and call
taker have TO handle a horse a
second. Next toughest is the seven
furlongs. in which six calls are
made. That's one reason the caller
doesn't mind a muddy track, il
slows up the horses.
IL you could get q load OF Don
Fair as the horses are going to
the post you might think the
horses had finally graduated an
other strait Jacket candidate. Fair
has his powerful binoculars on the
field and is doing sort of war
chant. But he's just rehearsing
the names of the horses. Try
gargling names like Roentonol-
ogist. Toxic Oike. Goizekoizzario,
Fettacairn and Skookumchuck in
rapid fire fashion and you know
why Fair warns up.
As the horses parade to the
post the caller familiariZes himself
with the stable colors, the color
of every horse and all the eqtip-
ment, so that the racing fan will
know whether whip, spurs and
blinkers were used on his horse.
The caller identifies the horses
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
GETS HEAD START

There have been other trackmer
who did bet-4and plenty. One o
the most noted was the old chart
caller. Jack Dempsey, who chunkec
IN huge amounts 10 show.
Dempsey would intersperse hi,
calls with comments on the run
ming ability of his choice.
It's Jojo by two lengths,
Hamand by q half. Pink Ears by
neck-Come on, honey" he
would say as the chart caller
looked vainly for horse named
'Comeonhoney.' Dempsey would
go through the field, then start
again.
"Now Its Hamand n neck, Jojo
two, Elephant Feet n half. Dog
face two and whereinell Is that
dog of mine"
This sort OF chartcalling is re- 4.
ported to have driven eight cal
takers crazy. That's one reason
Jack London is against betting
in the press box. Just being there
gives him a head start.
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lsrkin VS.. Kodak

NEWARK. N. j., June 3
(UP). - The 10-round light
weight bout between nppy
Larkin OF Newark and Leo
Kodak Of Chicago will be held
tonight. weather permitting. il
was announced. The contest has
been postponed twice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03

But Bert had a mild impeach
ment of the present day youth.
He In better trained and has
better coaches, but ne can't take
A. like his father. Boys can't
stand up under criticism any
more. That's my only com
plaint.-
Asked to name the best athlete.
who passed under his eyes durinf
his long tenure at Northwestern
he named Willis Ward, the Negro
track athlete as the best. Among
the footballers he listed Stan Fay
Forest Evashevski and Lou We'd.
der.
"The biggest thrill Of my
career: That's easy, but you'd
never guess IL In . thousand
years. Back I'm 1915 we played
the sensational Central High
School team IN basketball We
had only ninth and tenth grad
ers and the Central club offered
TO cut the periods 10 prevent
our club from getting whipped
too badly.
A REAL THRILL
Their coach Burt Buss didn't
even bother to come 90 the
game. He secuted Cass Tech and
Western. two Of the more
worthy foes- We led from the
word 20. Late I'm the game they
lost q player for smuggling and
might have had to play short
handed, hut I insisted they be
allowed the use Of an Illegal
substitute.
Nothing was going to take
away our victory, and we beat
them, 15-l1. Buss didn't believe
II when he read Il In the paper.
He waited until II was con-
firmed by the boys at school.
That WAS tops IN thriIls for me,
because these Kids played %
hard despite the fact they
weren't given q chance"
Bert will spend the summer al
his settlement at Torch Lake. II
the fall there will be more tins
for hunting and fishing. That viii
be fun after all these years o.
football every Saturday afternoon
Maybe he can catch up on some
of his college teams. But you car
bet Bert isn't planning to sit by
the fireside. He'll be where, there
is action and fun. That's why So
many will be out tonight 10 honol
him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
MUDDY TRACK SUNSHINE FOR CHART CALLER
II Slows Up The Horses. Making His Job Easier

the race IA off. The call taker lists
the positions of the horses down
the chart as the caller gives them,
following each horses name with
another symbol which represents
the distance the horse Is behind
One of London's big troubles Is
the interruption by Eddie Miller
on the public address system, who
may start his call earlier or later
and differ slightly.
You have To have iron nerves
and long experience or you'd be
cutting the chart into paper dolls
by the third call, but when they
come under the wire, the call
taker has them all down and
transfers them to the finished form
they take when published, first
checking with the photo booth II
il is a close finish. They they are
handed TO the special telegraph
operator. With the footnotes the
caller writes as soon as the race
is over.
NEVER BET THEMSELVES
Now here are two men who fol-
low the horses every day the year
around. who know all the owners
and trainers, who often get what
a racing fan would consider gold
plated tips.
But they never bet penny or
a horse race,
TT might interfere with my
work. I might start looking for
my horse when ! should be
calling 'em," says the smiling
veteran, Fair.
That Don's attitude Is approved
by his employers is revealed in the
fact that last year he worked more
tracks than any other caller in
the business, started with Oak
lawn Park in the spring and ther
hit Churchill Downs, Detroit
Thistle Down, River Down
Churchill Downs again, Bowie anC
wound up at Charles Town, which
furnishes the only race meeting in
the United States for two week.
before New Orleans opened.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Special Training

Yale swimmers are being taught
by Coach Kiphuth TO swim breast
stroke with a 10-pound lead pipe
riding the napes of their necks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Miss RusseII's >.
In the PIdyoffs;,,

Playoffs are Margaret Russell;
dish-as long as they are pIayet
over Red Run. - \
It's two years in succession tina,
this young woman has tied witt
opponents at the end of the regp
lation 18 holes and was forced init
extra holes of sudden death. onlt
10 win over these links which ussS
10 be home to her. st
Margaret. who now belongs u
Oakland Hills, learned most OF hes
golf at Red Run. Last year shs
tied with Marjorie Row and wol
in the playoff on the second extxs
hole. s,,I
Yesterday she and Mrs. Donal,
Weiss of Flint. the state cham
pion. toured the links in 84's ant
then needed three extra holes .h&
fore she wrapped up the victoIs
by means of stellar 20-foot nut
for par 4 at the third. III
These two golfers had halve(
the first extra hole in par SIS an,
the second in DOGGY SIS. On IN
third Margaret sliced into TIL
trees that border the right of. "a
fairway, came out nicely and 70
onto the green in 3 and the
dropped that long putt, while Mn
Weiss was right down the fairwi
and on the green in the SAM
figure. but missed her putt. ~
Miss Russell has now won tn
weekly event of the Women's Dt
trict Golf Association twice. Ms
Weiss has collected first once. 4
Playing over the rain soake,
course where even tee shot
would bounce back into the play
er's face, Margaret. Mrs. Wet
and Mrs. A. r. Wilson were tn.
only players in the largest fiel
yet this year. 90. to break g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Good Old DAYS
Are Here Now,
MARS 0pines

Continued from First sport Page
American War drew Bert into tho
army. and while Ut Porto Rico he
heard that the Daily Reporter wa:
q war casualty.
Mustered ont OF service. Bert
returned 10 find his job printing
shop still a going concern, 80 with
his partner ne moved il 10 Column
bus. II was in the Ohio capital
that Bert became very active for
the first time in sports and sport
organizationAl work.
Bert Joined the YMCA and In
short time was n leader. He also
did q lot of running as a miller at
this time. To become an expert in
the physical education field. Maris
attended George Williams College
in Chicago. During the summers
he went 10 their summer sessions
at Lake Geneva. Wis.
ONLY COLT DIRECTOR
After his graduation ne was
coach at University of Michigan
and Notre Dame. He was bound
for q western university when a
group of friends prevailed on him
10 stay in Detroit and enter the
school system. He joined the staff
Of Northwestern High when il
first opened and has been it's only
athletic director.
You'd believe after that long and
interesting career Bert would be
prone TO look back and talk about
the good old days.
Newer he fairly shouted
when asked to talk about them.
The real good days are now
and tomorrow. Look at the Inn
provement of the performance
IN. the athletes. Look Mt the
records they make nowadays
against these of 10 or 20 years
back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Tioer Pi+chino Records

Totals - n n 42sss POS 154 $50
.Including totals of Rowe and Fuchs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03
Sundays DBF Schedule

Hases vs. Brass Rail. Atkinson T. ! -.
st. tcAa's &C. SpFiasls- A. c. jayne ,, %,
West side w. Sweet 10. Roosevelt. 400.
Lithuanian Alliance W. 300 Club, Jayne i.
i:3O
FORD Post vs. Kowalski LntieneLd 200.
Falcons va Craftsmen. etospei 2 10.
Lincoln PARA w. Hudson i@ Jrs.. stoepsl
4. 200.
Tnans vs. West side LIONS. Dinsemsn !.
100.
Titaps W. Van Dyke-ov,er Drive. Dtngs-
man l. 4 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03

Out 5A asa 43s-se III 4
Ia As+ 5A tss--3S--S
Out $50 4aS l<s-A(
Mr.. weiss. 50. SIS '''-
ont st5 ts5 53s-zf'rt
inv 49,. '7s asa Sss-4o-sA
Miss Russell $50
Mrs. Wsiss SIS
Other winners:
Championship hsgh,. FIRST net Mr. a
" Wilson, ss-s--7s: second net. MIN
,. Joyce r-s-s2 Firs, nighi: FIN
Eross. Mrs.. c. n. Predmoss. -: srst ~
Mrs. W. Y, kyllns. ss-l1-7s hrs PA
Eross. Mrs. J. A Dodds. los: secnad gras
Mrs r. Tv,us. los: arst net, Mr.
Victor Rvdsn, tos 10 50. second net. MrA
Russell Mann. i07-7i-ss Third Hientl
First gross. Nrs. w. J. wislin. ioe seoopI
gross, Mrs. w. n. Lynn. 40 hrst nyt
Mrs e. G MeNsry. li7-7T-ss: seoeG
net. Mrs.. J. X. Nilsson. I1t-2s-@
woMEN's DISTRICT SoLv sCOREa ]
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-03

FIREMEN's MIDGETs
An games al 100 p N.
Battalion II W. Battalion g. Belle Isle J
Battalion II W. Battalion 8. Atkinson }
Battalion 10 Va Battalion 8. 81 Clair.
Battalion 0 vs.. Bsttaltoo 7. Cooley.
Battalion q ~. Battalson ,. Jayne =.
Battalion . W. Battalion ,. Northwest
srn 8.
CLASS v
Aces W. Rsbeh. Lsieold. i:ao
o.. John CsBtius va. Oakvood Aces. Let
bold. zoo.
woodmere Rams W. Ford Post. Atkinson
l. 100.
Owls vs. Pasadena. Roosevelt. 10
Blaekhsvks VS. wings. Cooley. t:Oo.
Cardinals W. state. Chandler. 100.
solars vs.. Rams. Litteneld, Ia.
Hudson i% yrs. w. Knights Of st. John
Keyby. 100.
D. La ssns ~. vssk.r Cubs. OF. Car
zoo.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Continued

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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

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1900 MASS. AVE. NW.-Real home cook
ing attractively served; q trial will con-
vince YOU; S25 per mo. DU. 1894.
Evening star., 1942-08-14

EXCELLENT, quiet private home, nutritious
board, for 4 young Jewish girls. $40 mo
home SurToundinEs and private phone.
excel location and use OF laundry room.
Box 3S2-V, Star