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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

A group OF 2SS men from
WAYNE. Oakland and Maconl
County draft boards were in the
army today after induction at th'
T.. jefferson center. The list:
WAYNE BOARD No. ~
Trman c Fisher. 5756 Fischer.
Rudolph Allen. 1884 sherman
Marvin j. Wells. 1862 Fischer
WAYNE BOARD No. 90
Carl W Par-er. 1881 Chapc.
Thomas Fitzpatrick, l57t3 liaLelton. ..
Howard ". Lest, 1925 W. outer drive
George H. Navarro Dearborn.
James r. Sims, liuit Burgess.
Glenn r. Stapp 2ulf3 tenkell.
Edward 4 schw,ndt. l7IA9 keclet.
John " Hutton. Lvunis Township
sam Miglore. 5000 Glastonbury
Thurman l. Crawford. 1885, DaCosta,
Far T. Miner. l7l5S chapel
Kenneth MckeowD, 1880 Artesiao
Gerald 4. Stegner, 1927 Noofmpnt.
iDe r. NChfahpn. 2i6nj FenkeU
Roland J Gadwa, 1929 Pierson
Charles p LaBIsnC1-- li1lA- ElntleE---
George n Goacher, i5so3 Virgil.
Raymond o. OBrirn. lilst Provost
frank II Wendt. i4sas Trinity
Richard j. Nelson, 1915 Rlyerdsle.
James a Murphy. lislG Net'ctsL
Herbert J Jamisnq. 22o17 Ulster.
Dale - Hart 1914 Faust
William Gordon 213i6 scboolcran
Pardie K Olsud s055 American
Lester " Tobin. 1905 Fielding
Edward II Jeze~skt. 1905 Blackstone.
Aibart EauZ0n. 1887 Trinity
Andrew " Hruska 1864 stout
! eo +. Fritz. 1881 Vaughan
Milton r. Noel 1885, Chatham
NAlNE BOARD No 50
Francis Skonieczny. 1905 Belmont
Frank W Biedron il3f5 bequnGre.
Andrew Bobeck. 1900 Edwin.
~
Walter Jsmiak Jr. 2222 Gdmer.
John Mayar 23it Pulaski
Richard Buczek 26i5 catuefr
Arthur J. Belkpvski 1850 Lumpkir.
Edward J SawtcN 25oS Eclmer
Anth4ny r. Tt4zta1AA4-- lll4a FIfmine
walter Tyslkowskt. 1856 Fleming
Eugene r Bor0wskf 1902 LumpkIu.
william Kowal 26i2 GcIWer.
John WoIno l2n3O NagcI
MIKE Y Swierpel Zfif Wfaien.
Walter Wornlak 262s FpaIne
JdWard " Slpurt 1856 Pulaski
Valentine l.. HirKey 2g60 GYpdsun
John K0lAxs l1f3n fumpk'n
Vincent KAlrrauskas $3.50 DYar-
Edward J Drukai 267i Common.
John Aasar 2f36 Z,uos
Teddy 8 Budynak &I2a Nor"H.k
Edwin = Budzynskt swift rUE1U.
Roman KRlecinski 1886 NorNaik
walter J. Mel 1888 Puiaskt
Vincent Br)Ihk 1855 81 Aubiu
Peter Psduchowski 1855 Fleming
Richard LAklF. kHtF lurnpklU
Stanley r. BlalkoWTN 237s Neitei
John /. Chmufs 2S7l iemans.
Bill KrupinSki 1851 EyAline
IlchAId- -Kaa-4A-a l-4--.- 42--s44lf 4--f -
Eugene y R,ernat 2244 pAuforth'
Thaddeus s SosuoWski 1892 Ha,bfluk
JOSEPH ~. SAdnwski 1927 WysndOtte
walter J. Gbuchnwski ISZs YFmans
Zenon J. Iascgyk 233s Eai+-f
Frank Bardecki sb65 Lumpkin.
Robert Dennis 2sEf Grand blvd.
Algrid a Aedeus q5l7 Greeley
Michael r ScImtus 1922 Cameron.
Guido Neu.sr zoos FuEedale
IruAn q Fisher
MNCONIR BOARD No
Lewis 1,ofhery 1855 L9E CaU.E.
William H Euach
Harold } Perry, Ron'ro
Arthur B. A'h~echt tffa.
STANLEY Rutz AAxaGa--
John A. Hsmiltou Romeo.
Douglas Wheeler Jrf~H
Henry Gramer Jr. LenaN. .....-
N0rvin & Cf5nk Richmond
frsterick Richardson FIti mond
Howard y. Deyarmon1 NeS Baltimore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Neqro Soldier Wins Medal

CAMP LOCKETT, Cal. April 16
tUP)-Pfc. Charles r. Burton,
Negro cavalrymaH from Coates
willie, Pa, has been awarded the
soldiers medal for heroISm for
risking his life 20 save another
soldier. il was announced TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16

Bill p. Oswald. Lenox.
James stirling. Romeo.
Leonard c. iEworski, Richmond
Lawrence r. Bochatyn, Memphis
David h. Dunlap. Utica
Frank A. Staples Utica.
/ Charles w Pentzien. Armada
Charles Marsack, New Baltimore.
I Bon ROsalez Armada.
Jay l.. Cotton, Armada.
/ Daniel "A. P6wers. Port Huron.
clark r Russell, Utica.
Joseph @. Wrsniskis, Richmond.
OAKLAND BOARD 40,
clyde u. Irving. Pontiac.
Edward Broyles. Toledo.
John J. Bridgewster. Pontiac.
Jerry W Long, Pontiac
James NJ. Gracey, Pontiac
Stewart w. Coleman. Pontiac.
James G Horace, Pontiac
Wardel Robertson, Pontiac.
Charles " Crowder. Pontiac.
Charlie Stimage Pontiac.
Percy Washington, Pontiac.
Joseph Wicher Pontiac.
Gathan Jackson. Pontiac.
Spencer d. Byrd.
WAYNE BOARD 80. J
Ernest =. Freebo OYsh ',57 tnglsWood.
ERNEST Mangone. 1888 Cardoni.
tmIi a. HAbsleVS SSH Greeley,
Alex Bacynskl. sl37 Wp0diavn
tdVin a. Msizer, 2iO0 Woodstock
kenneth A CAV srt. liO30 Wisconsin,
carter J. Dorsey, GTf Bethune.
stark ]. 5tarkEon 1879 ". Ferry.
Bernard Chick. 1898 EyAiine
Robert II Brushaber lOg3O- craft.
costa " -G.Hb0vtss 1899 RtSpelie.
Leo Applebaum. 1882 Cameron.
Dominic Amata. 97O7 Cameron.
William J. Eager. 523 EnglewOod.
LIuis BatsiUccO, s12S Cameron.
WAYNE BOARD No. s3
Donald Payne Fiat Rock
Raymond = mccoy, lnhstcr.
STANLEY \. Skok IT.. klat Rock.
lbert X Lsbudda. Flat RIk.
Finer - sampson Ir. New Boston
Leo " Gibbons, BslleyiIe
Mason = Compeau. River Rouge.
Eag!- - -h,..IF+4FA,- B%i+e~tii-
Robert BrysOn Jr., Myandotte,
JACK HERMANN New Boston.
Alton G. Boies, Beueyilie
IaEueA o. stevens. inksfrr.
oliver Way. Uyardotts
j"hn MIS-. Trenton
IS ,U4am Khan. Wyandotte
NNisen Y. SeharbouFHU, Trenton.
DAVID NJ CoOkleN. Trenton.
Jacob FentOn, Trenton.
Duane Brown, Trenton.
Harold SOnenberg
WAYNE BOARD No. II
N-rrt1rTt fEvJiE $3.50 fFOqupls
William Funderburg, ltl Jos~phine.
Jackson MilligAn, 1882 Garfield
haWth--Johuspn Tg45 Chariev0tN
WAYNE BOARD No. 81
Jensen Dive. 6f25 Hsziet
Charles Moseley, $685. Woodrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-16
Exciting Choice for Misses in
The inexpensive Dress Shops
Easter Collection
1905

Fashion minded budget-watchng misses the mex
penve Dress Shop for their Easter fncy where they know
they'll find satisfying variety. Group includes and
two-pece styles, dark and light background prints printed
spun rayons navy and black rayon cepcs potghted with
white Types for careerst days and Through fun evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Bukowski 9Th
In Petersen

CHICAGO. Feb. As Clarence
Edinger, a Chicago unknown. was
winning the capital prize OF 81, 900
in the 29th renewal Of the Peter
sen Individual Bowling tourney
last night, Chef BukowSki paced
more Than 100 DetroIters in the
big singles competition with a
1856 set, finishing in ninth place
TO win $50 Charley LauSche,
brother OF ClevelandS May Or
LauSche. Won $1,000 with a second
place total Of ,6S7. while Harold
ASplund Of Denver. Colo. annexed
third money. $1,000, with 1876.
Unlike 1884,, when DeurolterS
dominated the event. topped by
CssS Grigier'S 1907 win. the Motor
City pin peppers, failed 10 crack
the major snare OF the S20,S00
Jackpot
Frank Zion, 1880 winner I'm
ished in 18th place with 1924, while
Louie Sielaff, who scored 29S yes
terday, only 10 have his score
beaten n pin by Joe KiSSon Of
Cleveland. Joe Norris and Wally
Reppenhagen Of the StrohS rolled
Identical 1850 counts on the final
squad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
.Jitfers Spells ~ 300

eighth place on 2759 and the latter
running out with 2674 Krakow got
away 10 953 and then skidded 10
904 and SIT. De Luxe started with
926 only to dip 10 SSS and come
back with 945.
There was only one other change
among the Class r leaders,
Charley Munger'S Strathmoor
Service reaching ninth with 266S,
Richard Morse ,cirE nigh with
555. In his middle game Of 1873
Paul Bigler cut down the 4-7-l0
and 6-8-10 to the amazement OF
MS mates.
Vince Graca's DR. N T. Nc
Cleer ferried TO third in Class {
with a middle game Of 1907 in
2746, Ben CypryS showing the way
with 2Ol-242 in 592. That man
about town, Lou Serianni. posted
a new high series for the class
when he followed 17S with 2lS-
$50 for 652 as his Adler'S Five
grabbed sixth position on 2726.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

University Of Chicago. was a
forlorn figure looking for lob.
The bottom had dropped out Of
what seemed swell spot with
Chicago's abandonment OF the
sport.
Then he went 10 Stanford and
with great material rose 10 fame
in one short season. Since rid
ing the 7 formation to fame
there his services were in de-
mand. He went 10 Maryland
and now he's going 10 Pitt.
He'll probably always remem-
her those bitter Chicago days,
though. He never had team
worth mentioning there and even
less sympathy. The story goes
that he was hustling into Chi
cago loop hotel one day 10 adj
dress a football meeting. He was
late and as he burst through the
revolving doors into the lobby
ne almost upset a little old lady.
Shag was all apologies. He
stopped, took off his hat and
bowed.
offeusr. madam. ne said
IN his most courtly manner.
Huh" said the LOL. looking
him up and down, you're tell
ing me-" And haughtily made
her way TO the street.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
BY HAROLD KAHL

Russell Sullivants Farris Bros.
on 1924 in Glass B and Alex
Triblo's FleX-O-Tube Receiving
with 1858 in Class f were new
leaders when the crashing of pins
subsidized for another weekend to-
day in The Detroit Times Sweep
stakes at Imperial Recreation.
-IfAe-Fise- OF Receiving 10 HE top
was by far the more spectacular
of the two for it produced the
highest single scorer OF the event
thus far in John Luke. who missed
a perfect game by four pins with
296.
AS leadoff Luke could set no
better example for his teammates
when he fashioned II straight
strikes. on his twelfth ball, how
ever, il was a case of the "jitterS'
with 300 all but within his grasp.
His ball, which had been finding
the ID pocket consistently, crossed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Back TO The Mines

Harry Stuhldreher's story
about the Pittsburgh-Penn State
football game. told at meeting
of the Big Ten Conference. fails
20 draw any laughs from alumni
OF Pitt or State.
The Wisconsin coach's story:
In the Pitt-Penn State game
not so long ago, half dozen
BOYS of the two teams reached
across the scrimmage line and
shook hands. II was so unusual
the Pitt coach called in his cap
tain and asked the reason, and
the captain replied:
"Oh. that had nothing 20 do
with the game. We Just heard
that the coal strike IL settled,
and we were cOngratulating each
other that the old man can now
70 back 10 work"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

Progressive improved its posi-
ton in shutting out Mt. Elliott,
1855 TO 1886 with 632 from Bert
Wistow and Edwin Trosien's 6lS
figuring Importantly Standard.
with two regulars missing, gained
two from Welch. 2Sl3 To 1881. 10
stay four games out of first place.
Sam Barnett So. and Herb
LEM, 6l2. were foremost for Rain
bow in lifting a pair from Chene-
Trombly. 1925 10 27l6, and leaving
Chene six games from the top.
A 1867 finish promoted 2S47 for
Southeastern but Ernie Bolle's club
lost twice TO KoppitZ t2794). win
ner Of the second by eight pins
after taking the first by So
Charlie Peltler tossed in go for
Palmer Park but his teammates
did not respond and George and
Murray won two by 2799 TO 2745.
Jack Murray had Gil.
Jim Glidden'S Gal for Southeast
ern was enough 10 take first
among the individuals. Charles
Shelley of Nationals took 627, his
teammate. Harold Shaw, COS.
Seven games separate the first
six teams and four divide the first
three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

over and went by the head pin
like a train of cars TO leave the
1880 standing.
Luke'S 296 coupled with Triblo'S
pol was responsible for 939 start,
but games of S64 and 855 followed.
Luke dropped TO ia and 100 for
$50 when he missed too many
spares 10 wind up with $50, also
high for his division 10 date. Ken
Sparrow had $50. Tfteie ST. I'd
Yurlonis 40 and Mel Schwab 1893
Edward Gregorlch came through
with the best series in Class b,
223-214 in 632, as FarriS Brothers,
out of Palmer Park Senior House,
9S3-9l6-925 for its 1924
to take command Les Townsend
followed with 230-20A in Gil, Sui
licant had 595 Dick GaSelner sos
and Fred kaSpar AIS.
Bill David'S De Luxe and Dick
Krakow's Five of the Times ALI
Star Classic ran into trouble in
Glass A, the former gaining
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Sports
Writ Proves
Himself Capable
Talent Scout
By LEO MACDONELL

Arthur W.rtz If Chicago field
marsha, for The James Norris
sports and amusement enter
priSCS has distinguished himself
as a talent scout As well a a
eencraliSSlro. Two years ago m
California. tho alert Writ Spled
sauHe girl -e-tortHg on ioe.
lie was impressed with the young
lady praCucinc by herself AZ a
local rink and asked her name
Two months later he spotted
hor again and this time he made
with the pen and ink. Within
p few days Carol Lynn, was on
her way - New York and n
chorus Job IN the line OF 1t Hap
pens on Ice. the famous Norris
WIrtz-Sonia ;5aaIe owned show.
After siN months m the chorus,
Miss Lynn. now II, is a featured
star
Thus arc stars discovered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
FOURTH FOR WRoNAs

IIebert's victory easily over
-vfTaiowec great DAY ~ cou7pstt-
tion and laughs. There has never
been a fuller day in all the u
years Ken Hall has staged the
event AT Belle Isle.
II stood out above Florence
Wrona's triumph in the Gold
Skates. This was not unexpected.
We've become accustomed 10 See
ing these Wrona's from Saginaw
win the Gold Skates. Sister Esther
did il in 1898. sister Helen in 1899
and Agnes Wrona was top girl
for the Gold blades last year.
So Florence became the fourth
Wrona in six years 10 turn the
trick Sunday No Detroit girl has
won since Lillian Simpson tri-
umphed i'm 1897 as Dorothy koinis
and Bonnie Doyle. who won IN
1910 and l94l also came from
Saginaw.
While Hebert won by inches,
Florence won by 50 yards. Lor-
raine Sable Of Detroit. an inter-
class skater. came clank-
ing in to take second ahead OF
Mary Place, a Junior class entry.
Florence let loose n terrific sprint
with two laps Of the slX-lap mile
course 10 go and the rest Of the
field looked tied.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Mrs. Coy
Wins $50
Classic

CHICAGO, Feb. Mrs. Ed
wardine Coy. Detroit bowling star.
is richer by $3.50 today. top prize
in the Bowling Lanes classic which
she won yesterday by totaling
1870 in the SIX games.
Competing against some OF the
countrys outstanding WON n
bOwlerS, the Detrolter got away
10 a poor start with 15S in the
first game. She rallied imme-
diately. however, and averaged
slightly over 200 in the next five
games.
She l. member OF tho Vernon
team OF Whittier Recreation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Behaved Too Well

Judge Emil Fuchs, writing a
series for the Boston Globe,
reminiScing about his days with
the Braves, has come up with
another story about Bill Klein,
the colorful old umpire.
During the 1914 season, Johnny
Evers. then second baseman for
the Miracle Team, and Klein
had numerous rows. Evers COM
planned that Klein was picking
on him. and vice versa. So one
day. President John Tener of
the National League decided 10
drop into the park and see for
himself what was what.
All was peaceable for two or
three innings until Klein called
play al home against the
Braves. The Braves dashed in
from their positions on the field
70 protest all Of them that
is. except EverS. Johnny calmly
sat down on second base and.
with MS back 10 the argument
A. home. gazed out uncon-
cernedly toward center-feld.
Klein. paIrying the Braves
protests had q worried look
Where you could see Klein was
wondering. is the guy who uSu-
ally leads all these upriSingS :?
As he Shepherded each com
planning Brave back 10 his posi-
ton, KLEIN suddenly Spied EverS
perching IN peace on second.
Forgetting every one else KLEIN.
sngr1ly. StOmped out 10 the base
and shouted
"Evers, what do YOU mean.
sitting here like this . Trying
10 show me up. ehs Well. get
out -. ret out ~ the game ="
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Fighters Arrive,
TdkeWorkout

Ray (Sugar) Robinson and Jake
LaMotta, who fight at Olympia
Friday night. arrived in Detroit
from New York today.
Both men were scheduled 10
work out at the Motor City gym
naSium on Michigan avenue.
Nick LondeS announced that all
reservations for the fight will be
picked up Wednesday night at
10 o'clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Western League Quits

KANSAS CITY, Feb. I GNS).-
The SiN-tcam Western Association.
one of the oldest Class c baseball
leagues in the nation, today voted
to suspend operations during the
period Of national emergency"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Meeting 10 Decide
Pills Fate Feb. 9

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. l CINS)
The sorry financial plight of the
hapleSs Phils. the Nationa ]
Leagues problem club, will he
settled al a league meeting in
New York on February 9, 1t was
learned today,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

told in collie
gate Spor I
circles.
II goes like
this;
Not so many
y Q a rs a & o,
ShaughneSSy,
spare, lon g.
jawed coach
ing veteran Of
so many ter
rible football
Sc aSO ms al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Bino Retains Golf Tile

LOS ANGELES. Feb. Z lNS
Shooting sensational Subpar golf
Bing Crosby today held has third
Lakeside Coli Club title after de
festing John Lynch s and z. The
Groom, was hot throughout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Bruins Puck Lead
Boosted -Four Points
By United Press

The Boston Bruins increased
their National League Hockey
lead TO four points Sunday night
by trouncing the Rangers, ID, be-
fore a crowd of 15,201 at New
York.
The Toronto Maple Leafs came
from behind with a pair of goals
in the last period to earn 3-3
tie with the Black Hawks of Chi
CagO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Klein Tackles Rubi
In Match for Title
InNIGlII.s RnI Is

v.ogs KEN Dett0it ~ Bsti Ruhl
Ulfvat. In 3 failf
yEdds Pad Mar Lewis Detroit vs
Harold CnsundY. Lincoln PARK, In
falls
frrrrt E.tr Ham ton George
rr--r. pr+tIe creek one a.
Dale NsErt ST. ''Fmsrf W Soldier
Peetf rtf.f one fell.
Louis klc.n with nontltle VIC.
tory over Bert Rub tonight
meets the mnIor heavy champion
IN d ule match al Arena Gardens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01

40-DO.
Jaglowicz tied Arthur's for sec
ond with a 42-3S triumph over
Brewster. II was the sixth victory
in a row for Jaglowicz. The Tro-
JAMS victory gave them fourth
place. while Continental, in de-
feating Circle, 59-47, threw the
last four teams in a tie for fifth.
George Hobach. Gears offensive
ace. was stopped cold by Auto
Club yesterday. but Bill Bauerle
came through with Is points and
Lou De Flip added 10 more to
lead Gears TO their triumph.
Although his team lost, Chuck
Hawley collected II points as
Marty Cook and Norm Williams
combined 10 score 81 points for
the winning Continental five. Art
McLain's Ia points showed the
way for Trojans as they upset
ArthurS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Rainbow Keeps
4-Gdme Margin

Defeats for Southeastern and
Mt. Elliott, two outside choices
in the Metropolitan Classic Bowl
ing League race, spells virtual
elimination today as each is II
behind with y weeks or SO games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Right, No OHense

Clark ShaughneSSy, again In
the sport head lines as the new
football coach at Pitt. is the
Central figure in one OF the warns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
IAer NIGHI.s RIsIIrs

Nc~t real DETROIT 3
Boston +; Sew Work .
Toronto = CticaE1 s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
MAKEsHIFT LINE CLICKS
LONG SHOT WINS 1T

II was makeShift line that did
it-that line of Lamoreaux. the
once great Drillon and center
Elmer LaCh, with his head band
aged from his cut OF the night
before. LamoreauX. who played
for Windsor in the NJ. o. League
a few seasons ago. is a defense
man, hat coach Dick Irwin had
10 move him up because his
rookie forward, Alex Smart.
can't leave his defense job in
Montreal.
1t was the black-haired La
moreauX. who scored the first
Canadlcn goal. set up two others
and helped CanadicnS fight off
the Red Wings comeback with a
deadly pokcChcck. He dashed
home the first goal with a back
hand shot from 20 feet ont on
left wing after taking a paSSout
from DUllon. lie didn't SEQ the
net Just fired whore he thought
10 was and turned 10 soc the
red light and Mowers fishing the
puck from The net.
From The next faccoff big
Jack Portland came laundering
up with the puck. lie gave N 10
LamorcauN on left wing and Leo
fired again This time old SCaV-
engcr Drlllon was parked in
CONTINUED on Page 1917
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Gears in Front
In Cage League

East Side Gears occupy first
place all by themselves in the
Sunday Recreation Basketball
League. They defeated Auto Club,
1888, yesterday while Arthur'S,
who had shared the lead with
them. were losing 10 Trojans,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
A DESPERATE DIVE

Thomson made a great dive for
the line 10 finish ahead Of DIM
mcr. II was a dive borne OF deSper-
alton because Jim has been aching
TO win those Silver Skates for ID
Seasons.
Vincent BoziCh came back into
his own 10 win the senior mems
state championship by taking five
firStS and two seconds in the seven
races held during the two days 10
finish with 100 points Tommy
Saunders, skating in his first year
in the senior ranks. made a great
showing in taking second position
with 10 points. He took two
firSts, the 100 and 220, while Boz
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-02-01
Bio 10 STANDINGS

Minnesota A. Chicago.
Michigan A. Indiana
Illinois Al Ohio state
Michigan State AZ Notre Dame.
Great Lakes A. Wisconsin.
Purdue W. Northwestern.