davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1942-07-15

film business--his first days work
as an extra at Universal.
In another compartment were a
couple of notes widely different In
character. One was from Lionel
Barrymore. It was written long ago
when Barrymore was test director
at MGM and it informed the then
unknown star about the costume
he was to wear for his screen test.
Gable shuddered a little when he
read it over, for he has always tried
to forget that he once went out for
a South Sea Island role-and pa
raded around the lot wearing moth
ing but the masculine version OF a
sarong, with flowers In his hair!
And red flowers, at that.
The other note was high praise
for his performance in "Mutiny On
the Bounty" And it was signed by
the late Irving Ihalberg. That
note did not reach the wastebasket.
It is memento Gable will always
treasure, for praise from Thalberg,
who was never lavish with it, was
high praise indeed.
Pretty good for a guy from the
oil fields" Gable smiled as he
picked up the next letter, an an
nouncement that his name had been
included in society's ra-exclusive
blue book.
He found eight unopened letters.
Two of them were statements.
which he proceeded to have paid by
check Immediately, then there was
his first advertising contract. He
had been pretty proud OF this at the
time because when manufacturers
thought his namdpwould sell it had
meant he was getting places in the
movies. They had wanted him to
recommend a certain pen. He had
carefully signed the contract, ad-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
Sports Roundup

Ann Arbor-UP-That Michigan may have football
coach fall became possibility with reports that H. o.
Fritz Crisler fultme assignment IN the armed
forces within the month Unconfed reports that Cr
Ter already has been approached the NAVY and the Bureau
Aeronaucs at Washington Crsler 49, registered in the draft
Feb 10 but he refused elaborate the current rumor
Boston -UP-The Detroit Red Wings n1aded Boston Friday
prepare for Their hockey auth The Bruins Sunday rghf
The Wnqs had aith split IN NeV York be-
cane tey dyobted II the RdugeS after dsbosing
Of The 4meyiearS
Minneapolis Up President Roosevelt gave basebalrs best
hitter Ted Williams Boston Red Sox oueder the chance for
at least one the American League by revising his
seye The President ordered Williams placed IN
Glass ga of the dependency Of his mother Earlier his
local draft board here>had classified him as IA.
.4rn 4ybo- 4P-Miehiga"s perSatac Woi'eg9e5 eas~e6
nine of u first places aud s5oambed Pittsburgh II 23 10 20 IS
in Friday night The 5coyy, coming bit 1geek
before Biz Ten amponsbs haze caused GRIPPING
bioa to the Wolverines title hopes Frank Mccarthy star high
Jumper broad Jumper and hnrde sent to the hospital after
tho contest atith an injured rib.
Holland Up Hone Colleges basketball team made the most
of an 1-pont lead the half defeat Adrian 50 A. in
Michigan intercollegiate Athletic Association FRIDAY night
Ken Nandenbeg scored IS and Lyle Powers y for the
winners.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
By
ALLEN
EPPES

would think II they ever learned
that the winner of our contest pa
tronized cocktail lounges"
They'll never know" said Roy
unless the same person tips then
off that tipped off Mason Morgan.
(Which reminds me-" said Fred
II didn't like that item a darreG
bit"
Nor did l." said Roy.
Then why didn't you do some
thing about it,"
There was nothing l could do"
said Roy. Making a scene would
only cause Susan more unpleasant
publicity" He gave Fred a steady
look. II should think you'd under.
stand that"
81 do-now," said Fred.
I'm sorry had to rush of anG
leave you" Susan said TO Fred.
But I was in terrible hurry"
Then you've seen each other
before today?" said Irene. Il got
the idea that"
Il gcess I did sort Of lie to you,
Miss Carter" said Fred. But SUI
san disappeared from the lobby,
and-and well, I didn't like to
admit it to you little while ago.
thought maybe l could find out
where she was, and"
That's quite all right" said
Irene. 81 understand perfectly May
I have a Martini"
"Of course" said Fred. He or
dered the Martini for Irene, and an
old-fashioned for himself. Then, to
Susan: Il understand you're going
to a nightclub tonight"
Yes" said Susan. Roy has ar
ranged it,"
why not make II a foursome ?"
said Fred. you, Mr.. Leonard, Miss
Carter and myself"
Il think that would be funT said
Irene eagerly.
Roy wasn't so enthusiasts, but
he said: "All right, II Susan is
agreeable"
COil ullllu al oil, 5dlO DU-
san. Fred can tell me all the news
from Ardendale, while you and
Miss Carter are dancing" She
smiled at Fred. When did you see
dear old Esmeralda last?"
"a few days ago" said Fred.
She's still pining for you"
Poor old Esmeralda!" said Su-
san.
Irene looked from Fred to Susan
and back again.
Are you people - er - close
neighbors ?" she asked.
"Oh, no." said Susan. I'm Just
a farm girl. who lives way out in
the country, and Mr.. Mosher is Ar
dendale's leading young business
man"
THE big frog In the little pud-
die" presume" said Roy.
IF you want to put it that way,
yes" said Fred none too pleased.
(To Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
Junior Intramural
Teams in Quarter
Final Competition

In the quarter finals of the 4
SLANT High School Junior Int
mural League Tournament play.
Friday night, the Red Sox tel
paced by the high scoring Dil
Buccos defeated the Senators, 22
5.
League members from the Indi..
Brownie and Lutheran teams &C
bined to sponsor a team scoring
major upset in defeating the
holders of the second place In b
regular season, the combined LuA
Grams and st. Johns teams.
Robertson led his team against I
Lutherans with a high score Of
points.
Other winning teams in the gu
terminals were the White Sox-Yt
kee combination and st. Johns.
Seminal games will be play
next week before the state tour9
ment on Thursday.
The winners OF the semi-fin;
will be matched later to play {
the Junior Intraumral Leag
championship.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
Lincoln Quintet Rings Down
Curtain on Tie With Saline

Lincoln High School rung down
the curtain on their cage season
Friday night when they tied Sa-
line High on the Saline court 1927.
The game was close zone
throughout. with the lead often
changing hands, hut never was
Ole team in front by more than
six points.
In the first quarter. Saline open
cd up with couple of field goals
for 40 lead However, Lincoln,
was able TO come back on three
field goals and a free throw for
seven points for the quarter.
against eight scored by Saline.
Kirth scored six of Salines eight
points In the first session, while
Joe Mueller accounted for four
of Lincoln's seven.
In the second quarter four points
by Duane Dysinger helped the
Railsplitters gain an Ills lead.
Seven markers by Jack fowler
In the third period, and one by
clyde Breining, while. Saline
scored five made the score Pills.
A scoring squirt of nine points
while Lincoln remained scoreless,
put Saline out in front 25-2l.
Lincoln trailed 27-23 right up
until closing time. but field goals
by Breining and fowler respec-
lively made the score q apiece.
kirth. Saline guard led the
pack with ~ markers which he
gained on six field goals.
Center Jack fowler OF Lincoln
followed with eleven, while Bob
icz, Mueller, and Dysinger with
four, Breining with three, and Day
with one made up the remainder of
Lincoln's points.
Fridays game finds CAPTAIN
Danny Bobicz out in front for in
dividual point totals with III. Joe
Mueller follows with 81, Jack Tow.
Ter with 80, Duane Dysinger with
20, and Clyde Breining with %.
Beginning next Thursday, Lin
coin will compete in the district
class c tournament held in the
lpsiianti High School gymnasium
Just whom they will play first will
not be decided until the drawings
which will be on Monday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
Rosenzweig Scores New Record in Annual State Carnva
Michigan State Captures Ten
Events, Ties Another One

(Wsyne). third; King (Alma) f.,
fourth. Time :32.7. (New neld
house and carnival record)
Two-mile relay-Won by Miehi-
gan State bennett. Thompson,
Scott and Mack; Michigan Normal.
second; Western Michigan. third.
Time-S:05.5.
75-yard dash-Won by Davis
(S); Bartnick tC). second; Me
earthly Isl. third. Veenkamp
(WMC). fourth. Time ;077.
(Ties carnival record)
440.yard relay-Won by Michigan
State Davis. Dehn, Kaulitz and Ne
Carthy); Central Michigan. sec
ond; Kalamazoo, third. Time -
:43.6. New field house and car
nival record)
Two-mile run-Won by Pedlar
(WMC); Horski tS), second; Pry-
or (Wayne) third; Johnson (N).
fourth Time-9:43.s.
Ss0-yard relay (closed)-Won by
Central Michigan; Kalamazoo, sec
ond; Albion. third. Time-1:346.
sS0-yard relay (open)-Won by
Michigan State Davis, Dehn.
Kaulitz and Mccarthy; Western
Michigan, second: Michigan Nor.
NAL. third. Time-1:30.7. New
field house and carnival record)
75-yard high hurdles-Won by
Dodge (E); Buschman Isl. second;
Sommerfeld (N), third; Erbe (N).
fourth. Time :09.6.
Medley relay-Won by Michigan
State Davis. Kaulitz. Mack and
Scott; Michigan Normal, second;
Central Michigan, third; Western
Michigan. fourth. Time-7:36.5.
New field house and carnival rec
ord
75.yard low hurdles-Won by
Buschman Isl. Stevens (Albion),
second; Dodge (S). third: EN-
mons (S), fourth. Time 900.
Mile relay (closed)-Won by Cen
trail Michigan, Kalamazoo, second;
Albion. third. Time-3:43.O
Mile relay (open)-Won by West
ern Michigan (Veenkamp, Crum,
Kerwin and Coleman. Michigan
State, second; Michigan Normal
third. Time-3:26.4. New carni-
val record.)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28

Free throws missed Jahnke,
Kelsey 5. Kirth. Gramer 2, Stanir
High Point Man
Earl Bobicz, not to break the
family tradition of having at least
one high point man for every
game tailed eight field goals and
three foul shots for 10 points
Kenny Bobicz also helped the fam.
lily name with seven, making it
an even 80 for the three. and
bringing the Bobicz season total to
264, which is quite a few points.
The reserves found little diff
Guilty in hammering out a 1895
win over the Saline second string
ers.
In the first session. the Lincoln
second had piled up a 14.5 lead,
and in the second period added
Is points TO Saline three to bring
the score TO 27S.. Saline, however
apparently found their stride in
the third quarter, tailed 81 points,
thanks to Koebbe who accounted
for ten OF them, while Bradley and
Uphaus each scored four. and Lin
coin tailed another 10, six of
which were scored by z. Bobicz
In the fourth period, it was once
again Earl Bobicz, scoring six
points, while Kenneth scored two,
for Lincoln's only score in that
quarter Bradley was all that kept
Saline from being held scoreless
when he sunk three field goals
for six points.
Second to Bobicz In scoring hon.
ors were Bradley Of Saline with
IL, and Captain Lather OF Lincoln
with nine.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
A Maid In Manhattan

being a hfe-saver, Miss Carter" he
added. II always feel lost in New
York-it's such gosh-darned big
place"
you've been here before?" said
Irene.
"A number Of times"
"How interesting" said Irene
Shed find out something about that
Susan Farmer from this young
man, or know the reason why. A
cocktail or two ought to loosen his
tongue and set him to reminiscing.
No girl could come up to New York
and steal her man without having
a fight on her hands! II tell you
what you do" she went on. you
wait out in the reception room I'M
Ill I finish a couple Of letters, and
then wen have those drinks"
"Yesm," said Fred. But don't
take too long"
Il won't" said Irene. There's a
cocktail lounge down on the first
floor Of this building. We can stop
In there"
"Finel" said Fred.
He went back to the reception
room, and Marie sighed as she saw
him. He smiled at her, sank into a
deep chair, and picked up a maya
zine.
Fifteen minutes later, he and
Irene Carter walked into the cock
tail lounge to find Susan Farmer
and Roy Leonard already there.
We'll" said Irene, annoyed.
Fancy finding you people here!"
Fancy having you walk H."
said Roy. II thought you had such
a lot Of letters to get out"
Il got them out" said Irene.
"And Mr. Mosher kindly invited me
to have a cocktail with him"
'Mr. Mosher?" said Roy. cycling
Fred.
Susan, who had been made tenn
porarily speechless by the appear
ance Of Fred and Irene together,
now found her voice.
"Oh. Roy" she said, Il want you
to meet an old friend Of mine. Mr..
Leonard. Mr.. Mosher. Fred,
this Is the man who's been so per-
fectly marvellous to little me-"
The two men shook hands, meas
uring each other as men are wont
to do.
Susan looked at Irene. Evident
ly you and Mr.. Mosher have al
ready met" she said.
YES" said Irene. He went out
TO find you--and found me instead
Amusing, isn't it? ?"
yes" said Susan, very"
II didn't know farmers daugh-
ters went In for alcoholic concoc-
tons" said Irene.
I'm driking a tiny glass Of
sherry" said Susan. IF you are
worrying about the matter"
"Oh, no, rot worrying. Only
wondering what the buyers Of the
Dainty Diana Diaries products
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
One Field Goal
Tells Story For
Roosevelt Team
Whitehouse Snatches
Win From Chelsea
in Final Game

Guard Frank Whitehouse made
only one field goal in the second
half OF the Roosevelt High School
basketball game at Chelsea Friday
.ut his basket proved to be the
most important one of the whole af-
fair as Roosevelt squeezed out a
1882 decision.
Whitehouse broke a 32-32 dead
lock and ended Rooseyelts regular
season with a victory. The Rough
Rider record has been eight wins,
one tie and three losses. All but
three of the Roosevelt triumphs
were scored at the expense OF Huron
League foes.
Prior TO Warehouses; game
clinching shot. Chelsea had tied on
Leo Policht's free throw
After Chelsea had cNrabed :nto
24all tie early in the fourth quar-
ter Roosevelt came back to score
four points on goals by Phil Flet-
cher and ellis Turner. That small
lead soon disappeared as Chelsea
turned in seven points in a row.
Turner and Del Seleska retaliated
with basket apiece to give the
Rough Riders one-point lead
which Policht's foul shot erased.
The game was nip-and-tuck fight
throughout the first three quarters.
Coach Art Walker added his stel-
lar reserves to his varsity team
and used IA men in the clash. Sen
Tors who played were Tommy Har-
ris, Larry Skinner. Bill Love, Phil
Fletcher. Raymond Wingrove. Glen
Merryfield, Seleska. Turner and
Whitehouse.
J. L .Gabbard. forward from the
reserve ranks. made his debut iu
varsity competition an auspicious
one by scoring seven points to pace
Roosevelt. Whitehouse made six.
A total OF l6 personal and two
technical fouls were called on the
Roosevelt players. Chelsea conse-
quently sank II out of % fouls to
keep even with the Rough Riders,
who made only two OF their points
on charity losses.
Roosevelts weakened reserve
team was beaten $500, by Chelsea
reserves. Hugh Ableson with ~
points was high scorer for Roose-
welt.
District and regional tournament
games still remain on the Rough
Rider schedule.
Roosevelt
G p Pts.
Love. ............. 2 0 5
Miller, .......... 0 0 0 0
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
PLAN NEW SURVEY

Battle Creek, Mich, Feb. 2s-INS
In an effort to alleviate a housing
shortage, which has been described
as increasingly critical, a fourth
survey OF Battle Creek housing ia
cilities will begin on March 8,
Chamber Of Commerce officials an
nounced.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
AIR RAID SUCCESS

Detroit, Feb. 2s--INS-The &C
ton OF 10000 Detroit and subur-
ban school children in responding
quickly and calmly to the areas
first surprise air raid drill was
lauded here by Walter 6. Berg
man, director of institutional re-
search OF the board OF education.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
CHAPTER FoRTY-TWo

CHAPTER FORTY-TWO
GOOD afternoon" Irene greet
ed, smiling.
How do you do?" said Fred.
I'm Miss Carter" said Irene.
I'm Fred Mosher," said Fred.
Irene motioned toward a chair.
"sit down, won't your" she said.
And then: 80 you're from Miss
Farmers home town! How delight
full"
Yes" said Fred. T-I-hap-
pened TO be in New York and
thought I'd say hello to her. She
wasn't at the hotel when l left
there, snd-well, I thought maybe
you folks might be able to tell me
where I could find her"
Irene SMILED I'm afraid that
finding Miss Susan Farmer" she
said, lis like finding the proverbial
needle in the ditto haystack. You
see, she's busy rushing here and
there, cashing in on her publicity"
"Cashing iu7" said Fred. little
puzzled.
Merely business term" said
Irene. II mean, the Dainty Diana
Diaries want her to get as much
publicity as possible while she's
still being talked about"
Gosh, you don't mean people
are talking about herr"
Don't misunderstood me-" said
Irene Il mean, while people are
talking about her as the winner Of
our contest"
"Ohi" said Fred.
Irene eyed him admiringly.
Imagine girl like Susan Farmer,
If she really was farm girl, hav-
ing handsome brute like this one
bothering TO look her up! "A man
like that" she said TO herself, can
look me up any time"
Aloud she said: I'm sorry you
missed her. but you'll probably
catch her at her hotel around din
ner time. happen to know that
she's going TO a nightclub tonight,
and naturally she'll want to have a
bit Of rest before she starts out
again"
Thanks" said Fred. He got up,
moved around the room. 'I'll have
to find something to smuse myself
meanwhile" He turned his fetching
smile upon Irene. 'T-I-wonder II
you'd have a cocktail with me, since
it's nearly time for you TO close up
shop. That is. II you do close
around four-thirty"
I'VE DO" said Irene, "and ]
would" She laughed. Il mean, I'd
love having a cocktail with you"
"Goodl" said Fred. One way. he
told himself, TO make a girl sit up
and take notice. was to show an In
terest In someone else. Very well,
he'd step out with this beautiful
Miss Irene Carter. and give Susan
something to think about You're
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
EXToRTIoN ALLEGED

Detroit, Feb. 2s-lNS-The trial
of Hugh F. Fleck, 30, charged with
attempted extortion in allegedly
demanding $4,000 for the safe re-
turn" OF Frank McKenny who was
believed lost in a plane crash over
California, entered its second day
today before Circuit Court Judge
Joseph A. Moynihan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
SEEKS PLEDGE SUPPORT

Detroit, Mich, Feb. 2S--INS Il
Members of the UAW-CIO h<
were warned by r. S. Thomas, uni
president, that it is their duty
support the CLIO "no-strike" pied
both for the safety Of the natl
and the protection OF the unto
In quarterly report to the unit
Thomas called upon every local /,
Fundamentally observe the pleds
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
Maine HorseWhip Seller
RetireS After so Years

GARDINER. Me.-UP-Freeman
Littlefeld, who recently retired
after working so years as travel
ing salesman. started and ended
his career selling horsewhips.
Despite the automobile. Little
field said as recently as 1871 he
found great demand for whips
particularly around the race tracks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28

Fort Custer. Mich. Feb. 2S-INS
Pvt. Frederick Taylor, for several
years lead trumpet man with some
of the nations foremost dance
bands. is at the Fort Custer re.
ception center post officers said.
The Jackson youth was formerly
connected with such orchestra lead.
ers as Clyde Mccoy, Hal Kemp, Lar
ry Funk and Freddie Berron.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28

HAVANA ms Joaquin Mar
tinez Saenz, leader OF Cuba's ABC
political party. here was cleared
OF charges that he inspired distribu-
ton OF pamphlets melting negroes
to revolt" against whites. AS the
trial OF five men charged with dis
tributing the pamphlets began, one
Of the defendants testified that his
earlier allegations naming Saenz
were untrue.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
BegOIe News
LADIES' AID TO MEET

LADIES' AID TO MEET
Begole, Mich, Feb. Is Mrs.
Eloise Bell, Hawkins St., will be
hostess to the Pittsheld Ladies
Aid Society Thursday. Dinner will
be served at 1890 with the com
mittee in charge to be Mrs. Marie
White Mrs. Carrie White and Mrs.
Lou Begole.
III at Home
Richard Cain Is confined to his
home with three day measles.
Visits Daughter
Mrs. Ella Miller has returned
home after visiting several days
with her daughter Helen. Detroit.
Tie Comforter
Mrs. c. Moore, Mrs. Max Miller
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28

Technical touls-Seleska, Me
field.
Free throws missed-Gabb.
Harris Seleska ., Merryfield;
gar. Kusterer 4, S. Policht 2.
Policht 5.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28

and Mrs. Charles Heimerdinger
met at the home Of Miss Sara Par.
sons Thursday afternoon, and tied
a comforter for the Pittsfeld La
dies Aid Society.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
Saline Reserves
CAMP Has 1RuMpErER

Free throws missed-Hartman ?.
Officials-Horning. Scott
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
Lincoln Reserves

Free throws missed-E. Bobicz
4, Reid 4, Lather 2, x. Bobicz Z,
Campbell.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
UNITED STOVE LEAGUE
Press Debt,

R. Fisher 416, D. Bileti 523. D.
Barber 426, o. Finkbiener 464, W
King $50, handicap 81; totals, s4s,
1877, $40, ?465.
Paint Dept.
r. Buckles AL. L. Over 42s. c.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
Returns 10 Work

Homer Marsh was able to return
to work Thursday. He has been
confined to his home following an
operation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28

Mr.: and Mrs. J. F. Sheppard visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Zanders.
Plymouth, Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Zanders is in very poor health, but
able to be about the house.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
Bowling Scores

Cross 46s, T. Kelley 1853, D. Deck
500; totals, s61, 1894. 1855. 24O1.
Grating
Cooley 455, Millspaugh 4sS, F..
Carrier S61 L. Fry 4S5. W. Carrier
Ss4. handicap 8; totals, 1853, $40,
1874, 2127.
Mounting
n Carrier ass, B. Condo 3S3, R.
Woodruff 456, B. Fisher ASP, n.
Bovan 457; totals 721, 700, 1852,
2203.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28

Burner Dept.
Moore $50. Frey 444. Townsley
454, Robinett 554r-IQnes $40. hand
cap q; totals. S46, 5f0, GA 266S
Stores
Shuda 472. Schuster AIS, Cox 431,
Strang (ay.) 1872, Morris (av.) SIS:
totals, 500, 761, S25, 1886.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28

Totals .,...s-l1 S II 27
Free throws missed Bobicz.
I, fowler 2, Dysinger, VANITY.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28
JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE
5RC-tt92

JUNIOR HOUSE LEAGUE
BRc-1fe2
Vargo 467. Schaab 464, Partch
52s. Bride $40 Backus 5ss, handi-
cap 1856: totals, 74O, 92S. 7s9, 2452.
N. Y. C. r. r. No. 2
Calder 424, Connolly SIS, Draper
S27. Harner $50, Colon 492; totals,
SCI. $40, 740, 241l.
RandalPs
F. Randall $40, J. Korbel 554. W.
Horton Al, B. Connolly 429, r.
McKinstry 537, totals SIS, s63, s13,
2501.
Mass. Mutual lns.
Hurdley 434, Signor 464, Begole
466. Lonskey 461, Wallace 535, ham
dicap IS; totals, 75s, s27. s12, 230s.
Freeman's
Fugate 446, Hays 407, V. Fem
s27, c. Schreiner SO, Blind $50: TO-
tails, 376. 637. 7o7. 202O.
consdons
Norrington AT, Hughes 35s, Belt
man 463 Blind 354, Blind 427. handi.
cap 70; totals, 635. 647, 739. 2021.
YpsI Lunch
Shuttle 502, Gildard sos, ". Fem
473, ST. John 426, Mathews APT,
handicap III: totals. $50, s14. s09,
2453.
Trojan
Vsndt 55e, Hardin 473. Wheelock
45l. Schreiner Sol, Miller SIS; to-
tails. s4s. sSs, S46, 2e02.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-28

Shuttle 502, Gildard sos, W. Fem
473, st. John 426, Mathews 427,
handicap III: totals. $50. s14, s09,
2453.