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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
To Ask Delay

T. j. Hoffmaster, director OF the
conservation department, told tn,
Michigan Tourist Convention that
the supplement of our food sup
plies from fish and game, amount
ing TO perhaps 100000 pound:
taken annually in this state BY
fishermen and hunters. is an i'm.
portant factor and should be giver
much weight in considering posi-
bic gas restriction.
"If IL were In my province to
advise, i would recommend re-
stricti0ns be delayed until after
Labor Day or longer IL possible.
This would permit people to
take their families to lakes,
mountains and other recreation
areas. IL would also enable
others with short vacations to
make few short trips. And I
believe all OF IL would accrue to
the immediate benefit OF the
nation" Hoffmaster said.
The convention voted to peti.
ton the federal officials TO hole
of restrictions as long as possible
providing it can be done withou
materially affecting the war effort
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
.Bombers Face
Indiana Team

The Fort Wayne Und0 Zollners
softball team. with roster Of
players gathered from world
championship teams, will invade
Detroit. Sunday night. TO meet
Briggs Bombers. Detroit metro
politan champions. in the feature
of a three-game program in Mack
Park. The game will start at
1890.
Included on the Zollner roster
is Stan Lipa. pitcher formerly of
Detroit who has been a mainstay
on the squad for five years.
Frank Parson. another former
IDetroiter, is Lipa's battery mate
and will see action in the game.
The Bombers won the metro
politan Detroit championship last
year as Briggs Beautyware. but
because of the conversion TO war
work changed the team name TO
coincide.
Hudson Defense Girls and East
Side Sports will meet in a d. S. A.
girls league game at 8. while
Local 1888 (Chrysler) and Penn
Club clash in a Major League tilt
at $50 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Honor lovejoy
With Marker

A final tribute 10 the memory
lof p. S. Lovejoy. who died Jan
luary 10 after exercising powerful
Influence in the shaping of con-
-servation department policies for
two decades, will be the dedication
of a marker over the repository
for his ashes near the headquar-
tiers of Pigeon River state forest
Sunday, June Z, at 3 p. m.
The simple service will be
marked by brief talks by Harold
Titus, well-known wr er and
member of the conservation COM
mission; DR.. Richard Gaige of
University of Michigan and p. j.
Hoffmaster. director of the Depart
ment of Conservation.
The entire commission will be in
attendance, and will hold its June
meeting at the forest headquar-
tiers the next day.
A boulder with a single inScrip-
ton will mark place that was a
favorite of Lovejoys among all
the northern conservation areas he
had a hand in developing.
Friends wishing 10 attend may
reach the forest headquarters by
driving II miles east from Wander
bilt. which is on highway US-27.
about 80 miles south of the Straits
of Mackinac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Skeet Book
Published

A new book has just been pub
lished of particular interest to
competitive trap and skeet shoot
ers. II is written by Jimmy Robin
son, the well known statistic
cleaner and trap and skeet shoot
ing writer of the Sports Afield
magazine of Minneapolis.
II you have ever swung a shot
gun at registered trap or skeet
targets chances are your name
and even your picture will be in
this 223 page encyclopedia of the
gun shooting fraternity. The men
who ran the Detroit Times-Mont-
gomery Ward shoot, Grant Ilseng
Charles B. Lord, national adver-
Using director Of The Detroit
Times; Russell Hunsinger. general
manager of the Montgomery Ward
stores in Detroit and Don Gillies
appear in the book.
You might be interested in Kurt
Heide. the Utica, Mich, taxi
dernist. and trap shooting wizard
whose picture and record is in the
book along with Ned Lilly oil
Stanton. Walter Tulburt of De
troit: Grand American handicaI
champion, Ben Butts OF Detroit
Ed Daniels deceased, Birming
ham: Sheriff Charlie Miller of st
Joseph: (. NJ Young. Detroit
Fred Briegel. Battle Creek; Car
MADAM, Battle Creek; Frank Wig
noe. Detroit: Bob Porritt, Biz
mingham: Howard Furnas, Jack
son: Fred Ford of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Hearst Times Rifle
Tournament Lauded

Congratulatory letters from rife
competitors throughout the state
poured into The Detroit Times
this week thanking Mr.. Hearst
for the excellent competition and
beautiful prizes received during
the second annual William Ran
dolph Hearst Citizens Markham
ship finals held at the Michigan
State Fair Grounds last weekend.
Only official presentation Of
medals and chevrons TO winning
teams yet remained to wind up
the largest indoor rife meet ever
staged in the country. Although
details on the many presentations
had not been completed, it is ex-
pected that all competitors will
receive their medals, within the
next two weeks.
/ Col. Payson d. Foster, director
of the National Rifle Association
and for more than 30 years an
outstanding leader of markham
ship activities in Michigan sent
the following letter:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Day
.Trdpshoot Mee'
At Birmingham
Some Of Country's
Most Prominent Msrksmsn
Plan TO Be on Hand

Some of the country's most
prominent trapshooters will be Oh
hand at the Birmingham Gun
Club, next Saturday when they
stage their twenty-sixth annual
Memorial Day Defense Bond trap
shooting tournament
Grand American Champion Wal
ter Tulburt of Detroit, Karl Maust
OF Columbus. O.. champion OF
champions in 1941. and former
Michigan State champion; Rock
jenkins, Orleans, Ind. former
president of the Amateur Trap
shooting Association; Fred Ford
Fof Detroit. present Michigan cham
pion and only trapshooter in the
United States 10 win his title with
a perfect score of 200 out OF 200
last year; Mr.. Lyndal Bird OF
Battle Creek. Michigan handicap
champion. and Fred Routledge OF
Monroe. Michigan doubles cham
pion. are scheduled 10 level their
ShotgunS at the flying clay birds
Jack Miner. famous Canadian
naturalist Of Kingsville. Ont. will
be the henoFed guest OF the day.
Frank Vignoe, secretary OF the
Birmingham club. said.
The program consists OF 100 16--
yard targets in four events. with
the purse divided Lewis class. One
red target will be thrown in eac' =
event. II you break il, you gs
one buck If you miss. you get
what the little boy shot at.
The handicap consists of so tar
gets 16 TO 25-yard rise. with the
purse being divided one money
for each three entries.
The club is located one-quarter
mile south Of East Maple avenue
in Adams avenue in Birmingham.
Shoot officials are Ross Miller,
bill Henkell. Kirk Patrick, Earl
Feitz. II. Bissett. NJ. Lowman. Ed
Parks. Austin Parks. Bob Porritt.
Frank IIolznagle, Hy Schroeder.
Fred Bristow. Ray Keyser. w. F.
Vignoe and Doctors Bragg, Brady,
Burkman and Gurrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
How Rifle Teams Finished in Hearst Matches

l3-Fisher Boys ssi; l4--sea Scouts Of
Port Huron $50; l5-.Detroit Edison Boys
Team q $40: l6Denby High Ssh; II
Royal Oak Mdgets Team l. $50, ls--sons
of VIEW wyando,te Team 2. s24: 10
Fisher Y Boys Team 2. SIS; 2o-south-
eastern Powder Monkeys, s07.
2l--Carl q. Han carbines, 7se; ~
Brewster Juniors Team 2, 10; 23-Brew-
ster Juniors Team !, I6s; 2t-southeastern
Pole cats. $50; 25--Highland Park High
Blues, 727; 26-Carl G.. Hall Muskets. 724;
.27-Hsmtramck High Team I 709 rs
Schwarz Range Bows. $50; Hamtrsmck High
Team :. s7e, 3O-Unversity Of Detroi,
sl-Royal OAK Midgets Team ?. s3l
(bronHe medals); 32-Highlsnd Park High
whites. GIL. 80 Detroit Times Rifle School
Team 2 SOS 3f-Hamtramck High Team
8. 4s7. Southeastern Citizens Green
Mountain Boys, 44s.
woMEN's TYRo
Fisher Y Women, s7s (goid medals)
I2--RoyAl OAK Women, $50 tslveT medals
3-Brewster Rife Club, go (bronze med.
als); 4--United states Army Air Corps
l6-Detrot Times Rifle School Team /. a13
Fisher Women Team 2, ySee Slim
wood Recreation Center. ST.; s--Lincolr
Park Women Team 2, $50; io--MAcArthul
ii-Detroit Edison Women. sls: l7-D.
4 roit Times Rifle School Team 2, sos; 10
Rangeretis Gun Club. 7s6; l4--GreAter De
troit Midge,s. 7s4 i6~-Denby Women. 700
llo-Mac Arthur Women No. 2. ISL.
GIRLS TYRo
Z Port Huron Junior College. p35 (solC
medalsD: q Royal Oak Junior Girls Team
J. 9i6 tsiver medals. 3-Ann Arbor Higl
Team q s03 thronxe medalsl; 4-Detroi
Edison Girls. SIS Book Worms o.
Highland PARK sg4 s-Royal Oak Junio
High Team 2 SIS. University ~ Detroit
sci s--Ann Arbor High Team 4 7ss 9
Highland Para Senior High. 7s0 10 Hgh
land Park senior High Team q 100: IL
Molly Pitcher Rife CLUB. 7p, 12-Moll!
Pitcher Team 2, COS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Dates for
Sportsmen

May 20 - Motor State Open
Skeet Championships at l.. a.
Young Gun Club, 9-Mile road
and Southfleld.
May 24-Registered trap shoot
at Creston road and Gun Club,
Grand Rapids.
May so - Memorial Day De-
Tense Bond Registered Trap
Shoot at Birmingham Gun Club,
Birmingham.
May 80 Presentation cere-
monies OK winning Hearst ROTC.
champions of Sixth Corps Area,
To Michigan School Of Mining
and Technology team, on campus
HOughtOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Rogen 10 Represent
Dog Owners Body

American Sportsmen and Hunt
ing Dog Owners Association
elected Councilman Billy Rogel
as delegate to the Michigan
United Conservation Club conven.
ton to be held at Houghton Lake
June 20 and 81
Other delegates elected 10 rep
resent the club are Bobbie Veach
former baseball player; FREQ
Miller, Tom Linn, II. c. Lock
wood, w. X. Clark and TER,
Sheplcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
D. Y.C. Regatta Again
Opens Yachting Year
Is Per Cent Of
Sailors Now
in Service
By GEORGE r. VAN

While the situation looked black
for yachting in local waters a few
DAYS ago. the 1912 interclub rae
ing season will get under way as
usual next Saturday with the De-
troit Yacht Club holding its an
nual Memorial Day regatta on
the river and lake,
With few exceptions. acting on
the suggestion directly from the
White House. shippers have fitted
out their boats or are rushing 10
get their yachts in commission.
Heavy inroads have been made,
however. in the personnel Of
crews. 1t is estimated that about
IS per cent of the boys who were
sailing last summer are now in
the service of their country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Chicago Awarded
AAU DeCathIOn

NEW YORK, May % (UP).-
The national AAU decathlon
championship has been awarded TO
the Central Association and will
be held at Chicago June 1921 in
conjunction with that districts
championships, Secretary Daniel
Ferris announces.
This event originally was SEIZED
uled to be held at Michigan State
College but was turned back to
the national body. John Borican,
ASbury Park, n. j., is the defend
ing champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24

10 Detroit sporismsns Congress Royal
OAK. SOS
n-Dstrot Times Rifle School Team g.
seq toronEe medals i2-FitEsimmons Be
ginners, s4s; i4-De,rot sportsmens Con
gress Lincoln Park. $50. l4--Cooley High
Cardinals. s43. l6-~Lawrencs Tech Frosh
No. q si2 6--The Powder Horns, SJS
l7-Rangers Gun Club. s32. is-Brewster
Men No 2 s24; ls-lfish club Team 2,
s2i 10 IRISH Club Team 4 SCI
n Detroit Sportsmeu's Congress. Royal
Oak 2 $40 (hronze medalsl y Detroit
Spoftsmen's Congress Denny SOC, 25-
Company A. Home Guards Royal OAK ?.
1ek Accompany ~ Home Guards.
Royal OAK /. 7s4 Is Detroit sportsmen' =
Congress DENLY Z 100 26-Greater De
trot Tyros. 100 81 Michigan state Troops
Paauette Armory, 7si 2s Northwestern
High. 1873 -southeatiern Hgh PIN
Wheels T76; So Eastern High Men, TIA.
3i-Carl @ Han Ramrpds 762 CHROME
medals; Sd. s c. Lincoln PARK /. $50,
SD. s c, Cooley High Team ?. 752
.34-Plquette Armory Team 1. $50 35-
II 8 c. Mackenzie Hish Team 4, IA Sc
Chadsey High. 742. 37-Royal oak Sports
mems Association Team 7i2 Is
Piquette Armory Company los 73i SD.
s G Team 2. zoe, aO-D. S. c. sehwsr1
Team i. 704.
42-Piquette Armory Team 3. Co 1Os. $40
s3-- DENLY Gobs. 65s ts--lrish Rifle Clyt
Team 2. s3i 45-Piquette Armory CO. los
Team 5, SOS 4s--Piquette ArmOry co. les
Tesm 4. ass: t7--Brush Annoy. 32s. IS
Piquette Armory Co, i02. 70.
BOYS TiRo
Ann Arbor BOYS 962 gold medais)
Highland PARK Rife Club. e37 tsilvel
medalsl. 8. Port Huron Junior College
s3s thfonxe nedssi f-Eniversity ~ De
trot Rows 1855 = Detroit Edison Boys
ON, Lawrr6ce Tech Freshmen. g22, -
Tuxedo Rife Cub si2 Sons of WV
Wyandoite eOs Nova OAK Junior HiRi
Tear 2 sO5 i0-s0gthesstern Bucksroos
pnf
ii-Anu Arbor HiFh Team ,. SOS Cbronz'
medaBJ, i2-Bay CITY Civilian Boys, sst
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Initiative PI IAN
Is Kelly S Theme

/ Walter f. Kelly, chairman OF
the board of directors OF the De-
Itroit Sportsmen's Congress. will
speak on the initiative plan when
that organization meets for It's
last spring meeting Wednesday at
the American Legion Hall, Cass
and Lafayette.
Lloyd Eagan. >president. said
that the plan is to give the Michi-
gan conservation commission ab-
solute power 10 control all laws
governing hunting and fishing. He
explained several states now
operating under this plan pro-
nounced il very satisfactory
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Gobs to Be CreUs

Many of the gaps in crew lists,
particularly on the larger boats,
will be filed by members of the
United States Navy stationed
around Detroit. For weeks now
boys from the navy have been
sailing at the Edison Boat Club
and Bayview Yacht Club.
Glasses in seamanShip are being
held in these clubs for the gobs
and other clubs are expected TO
follow the example.
Commodore Harry c. Kendall,
starting his fifteenth year as chair
man of 1.-THE race committee. an
nounced Saturday that % classes,
one more than year ago. are
provided for i'm the program. The
23-foot defender class. sloops will
make their debut. Four are in
Detroit.
A 25-mile course starting at No.
] buoy in Lake st. Clair and
finishing at the Detroit Yacht
Club will be sailed by Fights, RS,
skies, 22's. racing-cruising, cruis-
ing. "A"-handicap. C's and LIS.
All other classes will start and
finish in front of the Detroit
Yacht Club.
Stars, HOS. defenders. B.
handicap. KS, CK-team, CK-FFA.
internationals, vineyard haven
club sloops, snipes, seagulls and
nippers, the latter starting to-
gether, will race on the river
4 courses.
Races in the lake start at 10;40
a. m. while the river events get
under way at lao p. m.
The courses will be patrolled
by boats owned by members Of
the United States Coast Guard
Auxiliary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
A Winner
Former Jockey Owns One;
Raced at Sportsmen's

CHICAGO. May %. - Brown
Mate, a winner at the spring meet
ing al Sportsman's Park, is owned
by w. Fronk. And w. Fronk is
none other than Willie Fronk,
who rode Reveille Boy TO an
astounding victory in the American
Derby a dozen years ago. Reveille
Boy paid SIS 10 L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Gas Rdtioning
Expected TO Hit
Fishing
Dept. Of Conservation
Already Making Plans
to Curtail Activities
BY DON GILLIES

wartime restric tons on
travel imposed by gasoline ra-
tioning will serve to very dras-
tically curtail angling for either
food or sport In this state"
Fred WeSterman. chief of the
fish division of the department
of conservation, said today in
commenting on the effect 1t
would have on Michigan fishing.
According TO Westerman. vel
over a million people ordinarily
fish in this state. About 25 pei
cent come from outside the state
Another Is per cent come from
the metropolitan area. These peo-
pie and many others will be re-
ouired to largely forego for the
duration the benefits that come &c
folks who seek recreation and rest
through fishing when gas ration
ing becomes reality in Michigan
Michigan, however, is fortunate
in having hundreds of good fishing
lakes within almost bicycle dis
lance of centers of population.
I'VE anticipate a drastic cur
tailment I'm revenue from fish,
ing licenses. The fish division Is
already making plans for a pro-
pOrtiOnate reduction In activi-
ties" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
OPEN AND HANDICAP

i-Bordsrilns Rins Club Port Huron 1891
actual 1889 handicap Heart trophy 4
Detroit Gun Club 1852 1910 3-PaW Pau
Rife Club. 1880, 1884,; Great Lakes
steel Team 1. 1927. 1887 s. Bay City Rifle
Club. 1926 1925: Superior Rife Club
Calumet. 1911. 1902 7--Greater Detroit
1901. 1912, s-Wyandotte Rifle Cluh. 1900
1929: s-Great Lakes steel Team ? l1T5,
1912: lO-ssginaw Gun club. 1867. 1905.
ii-Aeme Rifle Club. 1861 actual. ----
1923: i3-Detroi; spoftsmen's Congress
Team 1. 1929 1919 iS--Royal OAK Munici
pal Range I7i2. 1928 i5-weloers. 1928
1887. is-Eastern Rifle club. l72O, 1921
I7-University OF Detroit. i7i3, 1924 is
FTtzSimmons Rife Club. 172i 1890 Hand
cap trophy: 1s-Detroft Edison, 1903
1857; 2O-Bombers. 1909. 1880.
2i-Linooln Park, 1904 actual 1911
handicap; 22--Cari @. Hail Cur Club. 1904
1884; 23--Higbland Park Junior College
1891 1925: 2s-Plymouth Gun club, 1915
1915. 25-ROuers Gun Club. 1873. 1895
26-uuiied States Air Corps. 1859. 1915
z7-Chrysler-K erchevsl. 1885. 1874; rs
Royal Oak Juniors, 1855, 1921; 7e-schVsrl
Gun Club. is42. 1925; 3O-Detror Sports
mems Congress Team g. 1898, 1918.
3i-Detror Edison Women. 1922 actual
1929 handicap, 32-Detfor sportsmen'
congress Team 2, 1897. 1913 33-st
Mays % BEDFORD. 1890 1908. 3f--Brew'
stsT Rife Club 1882 1898 35-Hlghlsne
Park senior High. 1900 1915; 3s-Detron
Eportsmens Congress Team 3 1850. 1909
37-Detroit sportsmens Congress Team =
1872, 1881.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Stimulated Interest

PERSONALLY and as director
OF the National Rife Association
of America, I again wish to con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Photo by Times staff Photographic

graduate you and The Detroit
Times on the splendid achieve
ment of conducting the largest
and most successful small bore
competition ever fired In the
United States. just "A view of
the range and the hundreds COM
peting at one time In the Agri-
cultural Building at the Fair
Grounds last weekend was most
inspiring.
THE William Randolph Hearst
papers greatly stimulated inter-
est In Workmanship i'm the Ma
tiOnal Guard, colleges, and high
schools over n period of many
years by awarding trophies and
other prizes.
I'VE who had an opportunity
d, TO witness the arrival Of troops
In France I'm II and '18 (who
were 40 poorly Instructed in
workmanship can appreciate
the value of the training spOn-
sored by this great organization.
Gillies Commended
"The success of the several
competitions sponsored by your
organization annually In Michi-
gan is due, believe, entirely to
Mr.. Don Gillies' untiring effort,
and IL any one from this area is
deserving OF a citation for out
standing contribution to national
defense i would certainly vote
10 grant him that award.
trust that the Michigan Rife
and Pistol Association will give
you every assistance In extend
ing your sponsorship Of mark
manship to more and more COM
munities" Col. Fosters letter
concluded.
Warren F.. Bow, deputy super
intendent Of public schools: The
Detroit high schools were glad tc
be Of assistance through the use
of our indoor rifle ranges. We vii
be more than glad 10 cooperate
again next year"
Four beautiful American flags
a gift from Mr.. Hearst will bt
given at an official presentation Il
the Fisher Y. for the training o.
the victorious women's club in thu
tyro division. Other flags will b.
presented to the Ann Arbor Higi
School, Port Huron Junior Col
lege. and TO Col. Arthur f. Brown
armory commander, M ich igaI
State Troops, Garfield Armory, foi
training the victorious teams II
( h @ ir respective tyro divisions
Gold medals will be presented 4
each competitor on the winning
team.
Silver medals will be presented
to the Borderline TyroS Of Por
Huron; Tom Founder director o
the Municipal Rife Range. City o
Royal Oak. Highland Park Riff
Club and the Royal Oak Women
rifle team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
MEMS TYRo

IN ichlgsn STATE Troops Canfeid. aii
feoid medslsl , Port Huron s33 isilVev
medals J-inited states All Corps SO
80 lhro1ks msdsist. Bay CITY Civijians
s-irsh Riff Cub No ]. g22 7-,Royal
Oak sportfmens cub No. 4 qi3 -
Jhcrnas Fdisor American Legion. so5
t-Dttroii TImes Rifle School Team g. SO2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Terrific Pounding

There is no doubt that If ration
ing becomes effective July l, the
Detroit River, st. Clair. the St.
Clair River, lakes and streams in
Oakland, NJ acomb and other
nearby counties will receive a ter
rife pounding, especially when the
bass and bluegill season opens
June 25 on inland waters.
The effect of gas rationing. If
continued through the 1912 hunt
ing season, added to the rubber
shortage, will affect hunting in
various ways. There may be a
considerable decrease in the num-
Der of hunters and a greater de-
Grease in the amount Of hunting
by those who purchase licenses.
There will, consequently, be
less money in the game protection
fund of the state. which will, of
course. mean less service TO the
sportsman.
Since hunters will not be able
to drive long distances. the north
ern game species will be hunted
less. although hunting in the
northern part Of the state has not
been heavy enough TO more than
use the seasonal surplus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Deer Problem

Deer is the only species oil
northern game which might be
seriously affected. The seasonal
surplus would not be harvested
less animals would be utilized for
meat and greater winter losses
anticipated. There may, however,
be heavy drain on the game
population within short distances
|of the larger cities, which may
also affect the farmer-sportsman
relationship and make it more diff
Ificult for hunters TO obtain per-
mission from land owners to hunt.
The general effect on game
should be scarcely evident to the
hunter since, under present regu-
lations. only the seasonal surplus
lis being harvested and the Ca
.pacity Of the land to produce game
may be no greater even though a
less amount is harvested each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
SUNDAYS GAMES

T. q L. va Boys Club. Al Retreat Field
Winston VS. Royal. At Fordson High Goe-
bel VS. shores. a. Ford Field. All games
at 7:30 .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-24
Dearborn Recreation

STANDINGS
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tened fcichinsly 10 one of the
square corners Of the dress. She
carried a colonial noscgay Of white
and yellow mums tied with fuschia
plumes and ribbons; her slippers
were Of flSchia satin. The gown
was designed By Miss Carolyn
Chase, bridal secretary Of the J.
L. Hudson company and was made
by Mrs Martha Lundy.
As you have perhaps heard by
noW, Darrell Coins and her contin-
gent representing the N.A.ACPa
were etven-tAe first prize; Doris
Ann Shivers as Miss America"
was winner Of the second prize
and Rose Campbell as an Egyptian
Princess. won third place Leroy
Smith and his music occupied the
orchestra pit Mrs. Beulah Whi,by
grand basilcus Of Alpha Kappa
Alpha. acted as mistress Of ce.e-
monies. Mrs. Whitby was lovely,
as always, in a royal blue dinner
dress with matching jacket of Sc
quins. She was presented with an
armful of mulu-colored NUNS
when she appeared on the rostrum.
A large number Of serviccmcn at
tended the affair, some of them
acting in the capacity OF ushers
during the parade Of tn queens.