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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-10
Whitaker
RESIGNS POSITION

Whitaker. Mich. May 1o-Erwin
Lamkin resigned his position as su.
perintendent of the Almont High
School and has accepted the posi-.
ton as an instructor In the Army
training program at the Mullikin
branch OF the Ford Trade School,
located at the Ford Bomber Plant
flying field. Mr.. and. Mrs. lamkin
and daughter Faye are staying with
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Lamkin. for the present.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-10
HOW THEY STAND
AMERICAN LEAGUE
FITTING. IN

"VdHCS UDUIUU IVdTVT.
Sundays Results
Chicago 81, Detroit IA second
game, II innings.
New York 1873, Philadelphia -.
Washington IS, Boston % first
game, 10 inninss).
Cleveland SIS, st. Louis 81 first
game. 10 innings: second called in
seventh, darkness).
Todsy's Games
No games scheduled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-10
Sports Roundup

York-Ns-Bemont Park most beautiful race track IN
twenty meeting which VIII see
The open
running obogsan with
Shut Out leading winner OF 1917
carry pounds His opposition viii include Dou
Regards Pompon Omission
othe accomplished sprnters.
Evanston INS-The University Michigan favored today
defending champion in the 3d annual West
Stadium Saturday
and winners OF the outdoor games
expected TO get strong opo
ton from whipped Michigan dual meet week ago
Chcago-INSMany which have been campaigning
Churchill be shipped Chicago for the opening OF Lincoln
Fields next OF Col Matt VIM was
Park the Chicago hah mile as
meeting with next sat
davs program The meeting will be held this year
q Hawthorne track.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE

'bdlncN DCUluu l'db'it
Sundays Results
Chicago I3i, cincinnati 20.
Philadelphia 2.3. New York Fl.
Brooklyn 81 Boston 20 FIRST
game, 10 innings.
St Louis 81 Pittsburgh Is
(second game. called at end OF
ninth. Sunday law.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-10
baseball Becoming Very WarIike
Bicycle

Red Cross Sewing class TO meet
With Mrs. Max Miller 10 afternoon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-10
Rural Events
TO-DAY
futile HIN

TO-DAY
futile Hlll
The meeting OF the Udell Gene.
terry Association will be held In
evening, $50, at the W. II. Boutell
home
TUESDAY, MAY II
OAkVllls
Oakyille Farmers Club 10 meet
at home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Darling
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-10
Sister Suecumbs

Mrs. ". ]. Bodley is spending a
few days IN Dexter, where she was
called by the death OF her sister
NJ s. May Fittler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
BY DONNA GRACE

SOFT, SPARKLING hair ac-
cents the charm of a fine skin
and adds brilliancy 10 the eyes.
Attractive hair viii make even
a plain face interesting. There
is a mystic lure about pretty
hair. it is a lure that never fails
10 impress the young mans
fancy.
One of the comforting things
about this hair beauty lis that il
is free 10 every one and that
even neglected hair can be
glorified. 1t may take time to
refine unattractive hair but
whatever it may cost in time
or money will be a good invest
ment.
Those who can make such
arrangements should 60 10 a
good salon or hair specialist for
a course Of treatments. This is
necessary for neglected or weak
hair. The average good head
Of hair may not need any
special treatment other than
good ampoos and daily
brushing.
The hair and scalp must he
clean and thorough shampoos
are the answer. Those who have
very thin. weak hair viii not
have more than one such
shampoo every two weeks. Some
specialists may depend on tonics
and pomades for even a longer
period between ShampooS.
Dry hair should not be washed
quite so frequently as the oily
type. Cream lubricants are APP
piled to the scalp and brushed
well through the hair.
Hair will grow better and
have more luster when the
scalp is kept flexible. This is
done by scalp massage. For a
quick. daily massage, place the
thumbs at the back Of the neck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Horosco :: BY Drake brakes

~ Birthday Comes and Find What
cordirg 10 the Stars,
" AprH 50.
July q TO AUG. %
Lco-BecRuSe a "sunshiny' feel
ing peryades the atmosphere. you
must not be tempted away from
urgent duties. Keep the sunshine
IN your heart and on your lips as
you theoretically press on with
your work.
AUG. sS TO SEPT. 25
PiGgo 49, Artists, journalists,
authors, secretaries, confidential
clerks, diplomats, economists, libra
rians, food experts among those
highly sponsored this excellent day.
SEPT. p TO OCT. %
LibrG -- Professional pursuits
should find fresh incentive for ad-
vancement. Business and lsborious
interests also favored. New matters
equally honored with those familiar
and tried.
OCT. % TO NOV. %
Scorpio-Many henefcent aspects
prevail today. II should not be
difficult to achieve in unusual ways,
in work or maneuvers where keen
and quick thinking are required.
NOV. % TO DEC. %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or trade.
employer or employee, instructor or
student; don't permit trivial side
issues to stop you from making the
Roadway that is possible today.
Romance, domesticity, eptertain-
ment also under happy influences.
DEC. 90 TO JAN. 2f
Cdpricorn-Been wanting to eX-
plot some fields, too, for broader
knowledge, greater advantage 70
achieve. Familiar activities also
favored.
JAN. 90 TO FEB. %
Aqu1rius 49, Benefits likely now
from work or investments previ-
Dusty done wen, wisely. You can
make new gains, too, in lines allied
10 your regular work. Be persistent,
show initiative
FEB. Fl TO MARCH %
Pisces-Finish incompleted nee
essary matters. IL your program
calls for extra effort, make it and
you'll be gratified at results. New,
unfamiliar ventures not as favored
as established customary routine.
A child born on this dnv:
Quiet. easy-going, inclined to do
things own way and generously
willing to grant others the same
privilege. Don't allow anger to
take hold because it will raise mis-
chief. Have literary and artistic
ability or mechanical skill, probably
both. Fine, substantial accomplish
ment can be yours.
Birth date of Yates Stirling Jr.,
retired naval officer.
Copyright, 1919 hy King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

YOU NEEDN'T be an artist
to paint this charming picture!
The graceful doe and her tiny
fawn are done mainly in single
stitch, and make an arresting
wall panel. Use colorful, mex
pensive rayon floss.
Pattern 213 contains a trans
fer pattern of a picture 15X20
inches; color chart; list of ma
terials required; illustration Of
stitches.
Send II cents in coins for this
pattern to 1he Laura Wheeler
Pattern Department. 1925 Times
Square, Detroit, Mich.
Due to siowness Of the mails
and other conditions beyond our
control. pattern deliveries are
being delayed. Please he patient.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
ONLY | day LEFT
10 use ABCD Red Stamps
Don t spend too many
on periShdbIe foods

GET something that doesn't spoil BE smart
" and start next month with some Spry on
hand. It's like having money in the bank,
ready to dip into whenever YOU need it.
PurerSpry stays ireshindehnitcly Helpsyou
get up tempting meatlcss and mcat-cxtcnding
main dishes - delicious, satisfying desserts
that turn ration meals into good square meals
and send everyone beaming from the table.
Remember. your A b G ID red stamps aren't
good after Friday. Get Spry from your grocer
today now
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
W4PCH n TO APRIL 20

y MARCH n TO APRIL go
Arics-Glad 10 announce that TO-
day has all friendly influences,
Private affairs as favored as gem
eral business and other lines OF
endcayor. Our armed forces are
under hcnefc vibrations.
APRIL n TO NAY 20
TourHs-You born before May 6
may find new advantages and bene-
fits through money investments and
other financial transactions but
care is needed in romance, all heart
affairs. IL is the other way around
for Taureans horn after May ;.
MAY gi TO JUNE 81
Gcmiui-Take full advantage al
this generous day. Move ahead
with plans, ideas, inventions, mili-
tary strategy. Keep opponents
guessing hut associates and follow
crs informed.
JUNE % TO July %
Cancer -- Stars are friendly Ia
you today. Initiative, originality
Will receive ready response. BE
quick TO act when occasion demands
dcclslVpncSs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Daily Massage Increases Beauty Of Hair

with fingers over the crown.
With the fngertipS move and
rotate the scalp, move the
fingers and give the whole
scalp a good firm manipulation.
To further increase circulation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

to the scalp, bend from the
waist while doing the hundred
strokes. Brush the hair up
from the back. Try TO use the
little Scrubbing strokes between
each full SWeeD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
How Spry stretches
ration points 6 ways

] Spry isan aIl-purpose shortening. No need
70 use extra ration points for TWO kinds Of
shortening. Spry is grand for cakes, pastry,
cookies, frying -OrHtuq'
4 You need only points TO get pound Of
Spry. Butter takes S-costs more than twice
as much, tno, 80 save il for table use. DO all
your cooking with Spry.
} Spry is ALL shortening 1909, unlike
butter or margarine that contain up 20 IS r.
moisture. Thus Spry gives the utmost short
ening value per ration point.
a Spry goes a long way. You can use Il over
aud over FOR f., lng 30 smoke OF odor.
5 No cooking failures 20 waste precious ra-
ton points, Today more than ever don Sake
ohsuces with Hake-ttt Shortcomings. Nth
Sprv and Aunt Iouny tested recipes you cal
get perfect results every -me,
b NoWaste through spelling PUror Spy 9svs
fresh indefinitely rgtt oD She kitchen shelf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
NIX Il now. .Ao.ve' Foi., t. az week

Here's basic that takes food ahoning problems
quickly and easily then stored cool
and flavor LsBuRYs B that and is ready
nutritious baked foods preferred you
Baking Powder Biscuit illustrated below
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

CrossBor Tea Biscuits Flaky and tender YET sasynsy
filing. Add a cup milk 20 cups Psbuy 7tnl Recipe
Cor the small BaIng Powder Biscuit cope Proceed
directed Baking Powder Biscuit recipe Roll l2nch
fhick Cut into STRIPS 2Xil inches Place STRIPS
each creased muffin pan Combine tablespoons
melted butter and u cup honey syrup DRIP over
tops OF biscuits Bake hot AGO. Tor about IS
Remove from pans mmed atey MAKES about 20 Ia
hScur And YOU be they II turn fght because
Pllsbury Best bdfttr0,3 before reaches you-pre
tested by aual baking eS TO tunes day Dung milling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

. 2curs Gftcd Pm SuURYS teaspoons hiking
PrST Inuthcd Flour pnadlr Tor - tea.
. tcasPoon Sslr spoons dputleaCting
cup shortening cup milk
J. Proceed a. directed in Steps and , of the basic
recipe. add milk, NIX only until all -four Is
dampened } kncad gently on Toured board rev
seconds Pat ~ roll our 10 = inch thictncSs 4 Cur
vith Toured Pinch cutter Place on ungreased hsk.
ms sheet Bake n hot oven (4tO' F. for about
20 Is min. MatcI stsAT IS aaEioEI ma! bII.EgiJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Fruit PinwheeIs A truly delightful hui,
sref,hef Tske , Curs PIsbury 7sn.i Recipe
Cor u'c the small Bakln Powder Biscuit
fclpe), add , tahlNpoonS sugar hJd a CUP
rui.t. about hn until al flour v dlirpencd Roi
olt snto Tx H-rn,h fettarElc Srrrsd ary
vl'cV sWc,tened canned OF oooscd ffIf. vel
drained. over dough Roll ur as fer lcIy roll Cn
INTO . slices Pour y cup iFht corn wrap INTO
gre1fcd sKSx1Inch pan. Arrange slices over
syrup. cut nc up Rake ia bot oven l42Ss ~
about 80 n n.tes Serve with Combine a CUP
cora syrup Nth 5 tablespoons PtIISFURYS BErr
Enrlhed Flour Add cup fruit Iuice cradually;
COOK until thick. Add tablespoon buIIst.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29
Spry an important ENERGY food!

weli-ualanccL dot tinr'udecrerEy foods.
Harder vor. al. longer l.ss oac t9varlme
demands, Increase orr Mood for r.rh foods
Spry ssaf IS orc of q. .at s.,H0o' o.. t.al
e1cgs. Sr-v cakes ard pos arc ra' o,.r "a
delicious treat fhcy i.. % ial. rstr.I1a.. lc,I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Look IN me Section WkF Your BrtEday Find
Your Outlook Is According 10 the Stars,
For Friday, A prii So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Meat and Vegetable Casserole With senerou,
TOPPING Of tender but ullboded Plsbufy Biscuit Combine
equal quantities cooked pOtaoes CARROT peas or other
vegetables 20 make 4 cups Prepare cups medium
White sauce Add vegetables; Add CUBS
81 I'D cooked beef pork veal liver etc Tufn into Dot
casserole Top With the following Pantry 4 cup each
ShorPcd onions and green pepper Add cup Plsburys
Inl Recipe Tor use = the small BAKING Powder Biscuit
feope Add "A tcasroon garlic salt. blend we'll Add "a cup
milk MIA ua'l all -four dampened Knead few seconds
Afranrc on casserole shown roll 70 ~ top OF
caefoe Auie edee Bake IN hot (42S' F) Tor about
80 minutes. Serves 70 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Every sensible woman knows that
soap eanno, make her beautiful.
What SweetHear Soap does for
you is this: Il cleanSeS so efioieady
and gently that you look your best.
Even extra sensitive compilations
welcome pure, mild SweetHeart-
the soap that aG'eef with your skin.
When you shampoo with Sweet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Sovory Meet or Sea Food Slices wi,h tender
Pbury BISCUIT Topping that furnishes added body building
rroten Ard J, It good To cups PllburFs 7in.l Recipe
Tor use the small hiking Powder Biscuit opel add a
CUP milk until all -four dampcned Knead gently for
few seconds Roll i6Ki0-inch feCtansle Pantry
J. cup chopped celery and Ia cup chopped onion Add
cup cooked CHOPPED. ground food ard cup
cooked canned vegetables Add slightly beacn EGG
Season 20 taste Spfead dousr, roll NJ for ely
roll seal edgcs Cut into S slices. Fsuen 3inCh
daretcr Place creased baking sheet Bake IN hot
(4OO f. about 20 Serve hot with SAUCE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Fruit Nut Coffee Coke Makes litle fruit 70 long
way-deliciously Take tuPs Pbuys 7Anl ReSpe or Use
lla times the small Baking Powder Biscuit tccpcl ADD
tablespoons sugar and a cup chopped uanur Nix we'll
Combine and add welheaten egs and = cup milk
Mn until all -four dampcncd Turn well grea,ed 9r0I2-
inch pan 9inch LAYER cake pan Pat out evenly with
Toured hnge urs Brush top with milk Score with knife
blade uto diamond shapes Place cherry apricot ETC. alter.
nstey vith nutmeat haye, scored Sprinkle top
With Bake ~ hot ttOOs for sbou 80 mia.
ute Serve warm les hearty and noutshins made With
PShuy best-suppliss the quck food energy everyone
needs N Waume
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

Heart, It's creamy fragran; lather
peneuates thoroughly. and leaves
your hair soft and shining and
deliostely scented.
The oval cake OF Sweetheart Soap
remains firm and dainty -. lasts
economically long All these things
Sweetheart Soap does for YOU
Give it the opporunIV-todayl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-29

e,lly m. xiv. d sGo I7 ggs5. ct
NJ; ys Me- a. A .: n. s e; s s.2
ID. bus : $50 , g o sPs'G % Ssof
mouth!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-24
Davis Due 10 Provide
Whole Show in Bout
With Mild Wills
BUNNY Is Ring 'NoturoI,'
With Opponent Deemed
Synthetic Fighter

The only possible excuse for put
ting frankie Wills in the same ring
with Al Dummy Davis tomorrow
night at Turner's Arena is to present
some sort of entertainment for a
SportS-starved public that Graves ex-
element. From this you may gather
that Wills hasn't ghost of a chance
against the lovable character from
the banks of the Gowanus, and
you're right.
Wills is the antithesis of BUNNY
in boxing frankie has a lot of
native ability when it comes to jab-
bling, footwork and counter punch
ing. He has right hand that packs
an authoritative wallop, but I'M
derneath the thin veneer of his
fighting role he isn't crazy about
boxing. To him it seems to be
strictly business and he is in it
only for the shekels he earns. There
isn't anything dishonorable about
that.
But Davis came up through a
tough neighborhood swinging both
fists, moving down anything that
got in his way, using the first weapon
that came to hand. He's a natural
fighter. He had to be to survive
and fighting is as much a part of
him as his stomach. He loves it and
would rather fight than eat, literally
although he engages in one that he
may enjoy the other.
BUNNY is no knight in shining
armor. His tactics would have made
him an outstanding commando for
the Army if he had remained in the
service. That is another chapter in
his stormy career. AS for his ring
effectiveness, the man who whips
him have to be much more durable
than Wills, smarter and one who
can be aroused to savagery himself
when Bunny gets cute.
Tomorrow nights sporting card
is typical of the kind that have
been producing all the action
craved by the customers. Stoney
Lewis and Howard Bennett, colored
middleWeights, are paired in the
semi Windup. Roy Lewis battles
Jimmy McAllister, Charley Petro
tangles with fluffy Cummings and
Bernie Cady will meet Bob Morris.
All are sjx-rounders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-24
Hazi, CORN Drive Way
To National Capital
Table Net Semis
Face Baltimore Players
Today; Wilson, GoIdstein
Guin Women's Finul

Thor Hazi, overwhelming favor
lite, bowled over three opponents in
as many rounds to gain the semi
finals of the National Capital open
table tennis tournament last night
at the Columbia courts.
The work of Hazi ranked third
nationally, was overshadowed how
ever, by couple of second-round
upsets that saw M. Townsend elimi-
nate Jimmy Shea in three torrid
games, 1871. 24-22. 26-24. while
Beryl Shapiro was handing Bill Obey
the same bitter medicine, 2l-17,
17-21, 2l-l5. Both Townsend and
Shapiro met defeat in the quarter
finals.
Today'S round of four, scheduled
for $50, will pair couple of WASH
ingtonians against a Baltimore duo
with Hazi meeting Townsend'S con-
querer, Joe Vaeth of Baltimore, and
Larry CORN, also a District resi-
dent, pitted against Gordon Barry
Vi bdIIlInOTe.
Carolyn Wilson and Rae Goldstein,
who turned back Mary Glazer and
| Margaret Acton, respectively, in the
seminal round of poorly patron
lied women's section, will clash to-
day for the title.
| Last nights results:
MEMS SINGLES.
First Round.
| THOR Haz defeated Robert Lewis,
Pear s1a rfy Le PoSef aeig Zones s se
3I-I5; saul Psarlman defeated Ed tate,
John Rowland; 2l-12, 21-i7; NJ. Town
send defeated A s. Deshant. 2l-7S.
@ r1 joe dS Vses d 1ss s'S Maf
Barry defeated Sid Weiner, 2i@Ia.
tln isl fr9 ai1 asff2 asd2 "a f ss29i
Shapiro defeated John Burton. 21-1s:
Wa 2l-lI' Bill oley defeated Lee
defeated A. Federicki. 21~i4, Isl;
Ala; N, Smith defeated Carl Meininser.
defeated Herbert Paul 2i Ionn M same
Larry CORN defeated Stanley Wolfe,
Second Round.
! Hazi defeated Lesley. Ell, 21-13;
! Townsend defeated Shea. Isl, 24-22.
| 26-24 Vaeth defeated FAY. 21-1a,
| 2l-l6; Barry defeated Frazier, 21-i0,
| 21-l1; Shapiro debated Oley. ELI,
aaM;22l ., @1nl5a; Resented defeated
J. Meininger, Ellis, 16-3G, 21-i6.
| Quarter Finals
| Hazi defeated Jones. 21-t0. 21-6;
| Yaeth defeated Townsend, 2l-l6, 25-23;
I sGet Gof sae efta5sd i Roseni.ld 6 81
| 81, Ellis, 24-22
| WOMEN'S SINGLES.
First Round.
Carolyn Wilson drew bye; Mary Glszer
defeated KITTY RYAN, Zl--s, 21--i2; Rae
feated Martha SINNERS 21-9, 21-l0.
Semihnals,
Wilson defeated Glazer, 21--7. -21-6;
| Goldstein defeated Acton, 21-16, 21-i7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-24
Tigers Need Catcher!
So SoreIy Pilot, 81,
Might Be Used
O'NeiII Has Not Played
Since "a; Persons Tops
Slim Bockstop Squod

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, Jan. 23.-It probably
would be last work commentary on
the manpower shortage in baseball
if Manager Steve ONeill, hero OF
the 1920 world series, appeared be-
hind the plate for his Detroit Tigers
next season.
Until a year or so ago Steve took
his turn with the other catchers in
batting practice and if anybody
could stage a big league comeback
at 81 he might be the one to do so
But he hasn't backstopped regularly
since 1884.
Steve is the third former catcher
in row to manage the Tigers and
the club has otherwise favortd the
gnarled- fingered fraternity in pass
ing out key non-playing jobs. Sc
it's somewhat Of wartime paradox
that Detroit's foremost 1943 problem
is a search for some one who car
get in there behind the plate anc
stop them in competition. Yet that
is just the case.
The Tigers, listing the first por-
ton Of their new playing roster
officially named three catchers to-
day as candidates for the berth
vacated last summer by George
(Birdie) Tebbetts, who now IS in the
Army and only one Of the three is
Well-known to Briggs Stadium
patrons. He is Edward Dixie Par
sons, once the pride Of Detroit:
farm system and the man who re-
lieved Tebbett5 in the first string
job last August.
Others are Paul Richards and
Albert Unser. Neither is exactly
q youngster and both are we'll
Travelled on the professional circuits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-01-24
Basket Boil Scores

Georgetown, 81; Army IS.
George Washington, 40; Maryland,
43.
Eastern, 81; Central, %.
Roosevelt, As; Western, 81.
Bulls, 30; Episcopal, 10,
st. Adams, Is; st. James, Is.
Navy, At; Rutgers, -27.
Navy Plebes, 48; Baltimore Poly, is.
v. NJ. l., 80; Virginia, 25.
Penn, AZ; Yale, 80.
Penn State, 40; Colgate, "a.
Duquesne, So; West Virginia, 49,
Washington College, 48; Western
Maryland, Is.
Duke, rs; Virginia Tech, 10.
Western Michigan, SIS: Chicago, 10.
Hope, IS; Hillsdale, 3d.
Central Michigan, S.; Kalamazoo, !
35.
Vanderbilt. 48; Auburn, 43. -
Lafayette, Sc; Lebanon Valley, IS.
Otterbein, ST; Fem, g. |
Dayton, 81; Cincinnati, 81.
Muskingum, IS; Wittenberg, "a.
Western Reserve, 48; Hiram, Il.
West Chester Teachers, ST; Mlilers-
vile, A.
Alabama, 80; Georgia Tech, Is. :
Ohio State, 81; Purdue, 80.
Toledo, Sc; Findlay, SO.
Presbyterian, 40; Clemson. A.
Manhattan, 40; Niagara, 80. ~
Drexel, A; r. P. l., "a
Rochester, so; Alfred, Al.
Detroit, Sc; Romulus Army Base, "a.
Detroit Tech, AZ; Tri-State, 81. -
Kentucky, 60; Notre Dame, IS. a
Case, Al; Oberlin, 40. .
Missouri, So; Iowa State, "a.
st. Thomas, IS; Manchester, 80.
DePaul, AS Michigan State, 81.
Pitt, SO; Geneva, 81.
youngstown, So; st. Vincent, So.
Seton Hall, so: Scranton, 40.
Randolph Macon, "a; Delaware, as.
Morningside, So; Iowa Teachers, 80.
Simpson, 81; Buena Vista, Al.
Akron, Sc; w. & j., A. =
LaSalle, ~; Rider. 80. <
S. M. u, 54; T. C. u, A. a
Camp Crowder, IS; Kansas, 81.
Embellishments, 40; Albuquerque
Air Base, g.
Rice, So: Baylor, 81.
Great Lakes, So; Creighton, SIS.
De PAW 80: Fort Knox, 81.
Wyoming, At: Colorado State, %. =
Utah, 46; Utah State, %.
Canisius, So; West Texas, IL.
Vanderbilt AZ: Auburn AZ
Aberdeen, 43; Gettysburg, AZ.