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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

The Billy Rogell Detroit Base
ball School Class A championships
were played off yesterday at
Briggs Stadium in true major
league surroundings. With many
Of the City's officials, including
Mayor Jeffries, present, one
would almost be led TO believe
that the Tigers themselves were
i'm town. Even the Tiger pilot,
Steve O'Neil, was on hand for
closeup Of the youngsters.
And the youngsters displayed
some fine baseball as three teams
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Wins Club
Title for
9th Time

Mrs. Mary Harris Of Meadow
brook f01dS The most remarkable
record in this district as far as
club championships are concerned,
In defeating Mrs, c. +. Stricken
for the 1943 title at Meadowbrook,
Mrs Harris increased her titles
IN this event TO eight.
That is itself is quite an
achievement. but its only part Of
The story, She also has been run
ncrup- at the same club on seven
other occasions.
Mrs. Harris, who is n member
Of the championship flight in the
Women'S District, also won the
womenS club championships at
Western and Gross lie before
Joining Mcadowbrook.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

who can play either halfback or
fullback.
White and WleSc both pass left
handed. which should add 20 the
deception OF the Michigan attack.
OF course finding ends to catch
t1cse passes is a problem facing
the Michigan staff. There are no
veteran Wolverine ends on the
squad and two of those reporting.
Glenn Bauman and Bob Hanzllk
have been Shifted\to tacRle 10 aid
that spot
Henry Olshansid. with WiScon-
-EIJ1- iit-T-t fttF-J'4t < Fctu~Krv
are two ot the most likely candi-
dates. Then there's Farnham
johnson a scf0nd-srlnCcr for the
Badgers last year
IlIr~ch may be tho receiver on
many PLAYS Hc has The height 70
help him and in addition, has
great speed which should make
hun an IDEAL man for that Job.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Wins SI.BOO.
Loses Tickets

Andy Rice, who lives at the
Palmetto Hotel. John r. and Han
cock. won $l.SO0 on a horse race
but lost it all, including his origi-
nal $500 investment before he had
caShcd his tickets, he reported 10
police today.
Sometime between . p. m. and
I a. m. today. he said. his hotel
room door was forced open and
thieves took SIX $50 tickets and
20 others for $40 each on Detroit
Bull, winner of the last race at
the local track yesterday. Nothing
else was missing from the room,
he said.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
4 Murray Fives
Score Sweeps
STANDINGS

-Four teams Lucky Five. Wing
TIyout 80. = and RNetcrs.
opened the season with sweeps in
the Murray Intcr-Plant Bowling
League AZ Palace Recreation.
BombcrS. who lost its three
games. posted high single. 1914.
and high series. 2S25. of the first
matches Elmer Majors 243 and
Jewel Zaremha,S $50 were intii-
vidual highs.
HiEh scores John Jsruszek 2O2 Frank
GesCh.rrp PIP Gordon Russell 223-2 2nj.
Elmer Major 2f3 Al KOzlowski 23i. John
Andrews et1, Henry Papenheim 22i Jewel
Isremha 2i4 Edward MiChslak 22O. Bud
GDdfrry 215 s. Rogers 2O2. S. Cicchanow-
skI COS Paul TogEwcHcr pa Vince
p'Oraza ctr stanley BugaiewsN 2lS
Nehae Mahn 2i3 John Wolak 235
William schbcker 2o2 !. Baluhs 223. A.
fryiCrski 2g2
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

coming season being a weekend
flair with games in Canada
aturday night and in the
american cities Sunday night.
players under IS and over 30
ngaged in essential war work
re expected 10 make up the
cams.
Jack Zeller, Tiger G NJ. says
the trouble with Harold New
louSer is that he tries 10 strike
verybody out. This leads
o wildneSs and wildness COu-
led with hits and misplays
makes scores.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Boy Baseball Stars
Display Real Class

emerged victorious and thereby
earned the right TO be called city
champions.
In the l1-12-year-old group, the
Boys Lodge Rangers defeated
the Northwestern CohraS by the
score of S-4. Little Sonny John
son was the hurler for the VIC
tors, while Bobbie Cencer was
charged with the loss.
Leonard Anderson Of North
western and Eddie Lubanski
Of st. Clair hooked UP in a pitch
er'S battle, with the former $
team coming out on the long end
of a 81 count. Although both
pitchers were hit freely, they
managed 10 space the hits well
enough TO prevent a high scoring
contest
The hitting star Of the game
was Hobert Landrith, who gar
nered four safeties in as many
times at bat.
Stoepel No. ! trounced the 81
Clair Al-Stars. 7-3, in the final
encounter, with Bob Miller re-
ceiving credit for the victory.
Miller had complete control of the
situation at all times in hurting
his team 10 tho senior title
The program will be repeated
today. with Class 3 teams de-
Gliding their championships.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
ZIGGIE

land Rams has entered the L s.
Naval Hospital al Great Lakes
The Great Lakes football
team under Ii Tony Hinkle onons
its season a week from Friday
against Fort Riley, Kan.
Pvt Leonard Mazurkiewicz, Who
PLAYED basketball for ST Sfanis-
iaus High in the Catholic League,
writes from Camp Roberts. Cal,
that he met one OF his opponents,
Chuck Wehber, at a softball game
on the post 90. Webber Is sports
editor OF the camp paper.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
ONE NEW COACH

Predictions based on borrowed"
Serviceuen may 20 awry. however.
The trainees carry heavy Scho!as-
tic burdens and must show pass
ing marks in every subject before
athletic play is permitted. This
caused some highly regarded stars
10 skip summer drills 10 cpnCcn-
tratc on classroom work. Their
number may increase before a.
game IS ever played
The only new coach in the con-
ference is Edward Slip NadIgan.
who succeeded DR. Eddie Anderson
al Iowa. Nadigan and Paul Brown.
who directed Ohio State % the
Big Ten title last season. appear
10 face the darkest prospects in
the league. Nadgan and Brown
must place their main reliance on
17-ycar-old freshmen performers.
Illinois VIII be the first Big Ten
team in action. playing i's opening
game. Sept H. against Camp
Grant. Michigan and Wisconsin
play their inauguralS the following
week and all league members viii
be- IN action by Sept %.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Empire Long
Shots Pay Off

NEW YORK, Sept ! QNS)-
Harness racing fans were still
gasping, or congTatulating them
selves. depending on how they
placed their dough on the mighty
sweep homewaTd Of the 1S to !
runaway Earls King George, yes
terday at Empire City
While the King paid off in the
first heat Of the pacing feature.
the keimSon Pace, Jess Porter
loped In for the fourth race win
ner 10 pay off, $3.50 TO 81 in a
mile event.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

Paris. Island that he along with
twin brother Bob and Georeia's
star. frankie Sinkwich, will COM
plete their boot training next
week and go to Quantico'for their
officers training .. TeChniclan
3 C. Michael d. Gahar, who played
baseball and football az Ham
tramck High. is at Deming. New
Mexico --.--
Chief Specialist Rudy Mucha,
former grid star with the Uni
Versity Of Washington and Cleve-
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

" as NotcQ lnC
m Ost Valu-
able player
at Michigan
State in 1889
Since be-
ing graduated
al East Ian
sing i1c fTas
b q n coach
ing a high
school team
At How II,
Mich
Jack Adams
visions I n .
possibility of
big Q a & u @
hockey [ his
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
VdnddIs Break Bulbs;
Niqhf Games Are Off

KALAMAZOO. Sept. I CUP)--
Night football games al Kalama-
zoos Central High School have
been Cancelled because S40O worth
of fl0Odhcht bulbs on tho football
field were broken recently by
juvenile NandaiS tho board OF edu-
cation announced TODAY.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Plan for Roller OPENING

Arena Gardens Roller Skating
Club will open its season at
Arena Gardens. 5795 Woodward.
on Friday, Sept 10 Skaters who
won championships in the national
meet al this club last May Will
be presented.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
But 'Lend-Ledse
Grid Year Makes
Issue Doubtful
BY TOMMY DENINE
United Press stan Correspondent

CHICAGO, Sept. l (UP) A
weird and unpredictable season OF
"lend-lease' football for the Big
Ten was inaugurated today as the
final restrictive date for practice
was passed
The early practice is in itself A
radical departure from peace-tlme
custom. Grid practice formerly
did not start until Sept 10 for
conference schools but the date
was advanced this year 10 permit
schools at least three weeks ot
drilling before their,initial games.
All members Of the. Big Ten
laid foundations-Shaky ones in
many cases-for the fall drills by
conducting the first summer prac-
ticcS In conference history. The
summer workouts We're for Tour
weeks. In some cases only one
week has elapsed between the
close Of the summer mancuvers
and the start Of the current ses-
ClDvC
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Vas Wasted Effort

The Chicago Cubs once
-ainted a section Of Wriglcy
ield bleacherS a seal brown to
1srpen Bill Nicholson's batting
ye-n0t knowing that Bill is
DIOR blind. Lyle Rockcn-
-aC1I. guard WH0 Is S0H6fHinF
T sensation in the Lions camp
n Crosse lie. captained and
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Gre ater Game
3 SANDLOT BROTHERS IN SERVICE

(This column deUoted TO neDs
of athletes in the service appears
every Wednesday and Sunday
in The Detroit Times).
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
ILLINOIS, Ss, Low

Squads were numerically large
but slim IN The type Of talent
that gained for the Big Ten the
title Of the nations s toughest col
lege conference. Turnouts 81 l25
PLAYERS az Purdue and 100 az
Michigan arc tops Illinois with
36 appears The likely low
While constantly shifting per-
Sonnel makes preseason prcd.c-
tions regarding the title race moro
difficult than ever. Michigan and
Northwestern appear the best
championship choices. The Vol
vcrines cut a healthy "lend-leaSe'
melon from both 'he navy and
the marines. Coach Fritz CriSlcr
has a squad that includes ~ lct-
termen from II colleges. in add
ton 10 eight monogram winners
from the 1912 Michigan outfit.
navy help is
headed by stars from Minnesota
and Nebraska.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

Goes @Dn

The spotlight In the Metropolis
tan Detroit Times sponsored soft
ball tournament was focused on
Alkal Field in Wyan-
dotte tonight, where two games
We're scheduled
WyandOtte G h m ! c ais and
Chene-Trombly Bowettes, two Of
the five major division girls teams
bidding for the Coca-Cola awards
and the right 10 represent Detroit
in the world championship games
in L. of D. Stadium Sept. 1920
will meet in the feature game at
9 p m.
Two Class A mems teams
Michigan Alkali and Packard
G. D. B.-will meet at 7:30 10
round out tonightS program.
I 10
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

n NIg OSTdfc near NCW0NIs aNN
.llot the honor TO men sili
irving on in baseball
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01

JUNIOR DIVISION
T. Dngemar Strangers 8 wildcats No ;
To Gr + Rar0rs g. RAmhlers s John
Parkers- a. Boys' C.gh n p, O tito game.
Tuden a. C. 9 B3mbard'ers .. wildcats
$50 one Tcamsters Cagcrs O, Vol
VERNE =. G.. u Wolves
CLASS 4 MIN
So GATHERINGS +. Brown ROmhers 3 .
Allen Par Federal Screw
TIL R>DAN NIGHTS SCHEDULE
40 Mack Park
MAJOR MN
TOO p M -Greusel We s., AFnss Dis.
100 b -Los.s' W, M.avs. Tool
90 ?. M Rrsss Bomosrs vs.. Local
3 go p m Zenith Local iot No. vs.
Local ls0
A. Recreation Fields
CLASS A MN
..s,...t tAii- -esanlesa a 4 S.s5 fsa N A..aaaas---
Termtes vs. L.. s. Coast Guard A. Elm.
Detroit Transmission vs.. Cadillac ia
FRANCIS Furniture vs. New steel Tigers
FORD SIC W. Dsvis Engineering At A..
NVv,is5o' NAss vs., w,aov Run a, A,hn-
We.lA Iaa--ps- W4.A1A- Al NettAu4s,-
81 Anthony ys Barnes Gibson RAYMOND
Lea Tor VS. winner brown Borbers
81 Cathehue a. p.nEfee
square p vs. Continental All stars a.
Fmercts VI. Local 2i2 a. GsusEsr
cammardoes ,s pefror Rsamer a.
Hudson "A -. winner Garvooa WOOD
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-01
Major League
Standings

TUESDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled
ToDAN'S GANEs
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-04-01

bis veto the Bankhead farm price bill i'll bnty Wored
that would the economic sterilization program
by raising farm prices
sound gesture indeed because the consuming pub
lie would be whpsawed adinntm for if favors granted
group forced favor for another i'll rapid alienation
Spiraline ruinous initiation would inevitably result.
The date OF Easter this April IS is the latest
be year The last time Easter fell the 18th III
1886. 1t won't happen again for IS years until 2O5S.
The elecron microscope has at last given medical men
their first glimpse and photograph OF the virus that
human inanle paralysis childhoods crueles enemyand
that it is known there hope that the enemy be
destroyed
Drs. Even Gard and Arne Iselns the Swedish
make the photograph and who claim credit
for discovering this land mark in mans conquest OF nfant
paralysis The three photographs show first human nerve
ganglion of the spine in its normal Photo number two
shows gangon attacked by the virus Its outline be
the third photo the destruction nearly complete Here
in human, would widespread gripping paralysis
Drs Gard and Tselus report from Sweden that the ill
fantie paray virus giant chemical macuie with
has molecular weight Of Is; sixteen for OF oxygen
sixteen oxygen and each for its two atoms OF
hydrogen
Recently the Tuskegee Flying School Station Hospital
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-04-01
The Century Burial Association Covers Mississippi The Co.

by diversion to further by other disposition T central
lied in the Procurement Division "Non-serviceabe nlaeral
rom government must under the law disposed OF
at pubic auction by sealed bid 1t is usually sold in lots
designated by the Procurement Division Government scrap"
must be condemned as scrap by condemnation utility
board before it can be sold
The Procurement Division OF the Treasury Department IS
od! lending special assistance" issuing special 5trlc-
ton to Federal agencies with reference the collection OF cop
per brass and bronze Beause Americas supply OF copper
is not adequate and never will be long as the war continues
the industrial Salvage Branch OF the Salvage Division has de-
igaed copper brass and bronze scrap as the number one i'll
elusral salvage problem Tor 1913
Exclusive OF Army. Navy and Maritime commission
whose scrap programs produce times as much Federal
agencies expected yield between 100000 and 10000 TONS
of scrap material this year including iron and steel no-lcrrous
metals and paper In February alone She Procurement D
reported the Industrial Salvage Branch the disposition
Of z7So.po pounds OF scrap ii all kind
Up oAIarch l. 1913 the cumulative total OF scrap material
collected by Federal agencies June Is l42 When tie
National Salvage Program in the government nau2u-
rated by the Federal Agencies Unit OF the Industrial Salvage
Branch 4o@ooy2 ponnd, Procurement Division reports
reveal.
The larger Federal departments and agencies contribute
the largest OF scrap material the
stpckpic pointed by \. Troy. chief Federal
Agencies Unit OF the Industrial Salvage Branch especially
thorough Job scrappng has been by the
ley Authority The Veterans Administration through y
facilities. threw all its from the last the steel
pots whence issue this wars guns
Federal business associations in lis cities throughout the
country very active seeing mai Federal
agencies set in the scrap the Industrial Salvage Branch
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-04-01

paused momentarlN its vital work look back upon year
OF achievement. development and improv
Judge Nc1lro Jones died recently Little Rock Ark. Il
the ripe age OF - years He OF the oldest lawyers
the nation in point Of service having practced wears
He gained national for his vigorous and brilliant hand
ling o the Elaine riot Of two decades ago He also
delegate large from his all the Republican convcl
tons for Is years.
transportation difficulties recently appeared sound the
doom OF organized Negro baseball ior 945 Dr. J. b. Martin
Chicago president II the Negro American League. said that
the Office ii Defense Transportation be made available
lhc teams use buses in getting from city city
\ subway train rumbed for ~ miles under downtown
Chicago recently, bringing realization 10 year dream o
residents OF the nations second largest city.
-Four wears, three months and II days alter ground
broken regular treeca elevated carrying loo special
passengers made trial the completed
the projected S2QOO0000 subway system. Engineers say
when the 1omle system is completed will bring under
ground transit within mile OF S5 per OF CMcago vopu
ation.
Rubber Director William NJ letters told Congress
" that the rubber good shape and that synthetic
production should begin providing enough tires by the end o
l9+5 to keep the nations u 100000 rolling.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-04-01
NATIONAL

The en-round lightweight fight between Beau Jack and
Henry Armstrong that held Madison Square Garden
recently drew the biggest gate OF the biggest OF all indoor sea-
sons. $04.1o
The decision awarded Beau Jack worlds lightweight
Champion recognized by the New York State Athletic Com
Henry Armstrong, did not register with the tight
fans and experts Thus Promoter Mike Jacobs has started
the ball rolling for match between the two lhe bout
in une will be for Is rounds world lightweight cham
pionship will not be at stake
Chester Davis has been appointed food administrator by
President Roosevelt His responsibility is relatively simple
that that food and fiber produced III sufficient
quantities and equably distributed.
From all Indications Mr. Davis has the genuine and whole
hearted cooperation OF farmers He begins his duties with no
question OF loyalty patriotism and the desire OF those he
serves to succeeds And would be quite beneficial
Mr. Davis he would deal directly with public concentrate
upon farmers and keep aloof from the snaes OF
which will seek to control them if they destroy HIM II
they cannot
President Roosevelt has been congratulated upon putting
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-04-01
LOCAL

Pcnazng three colleges which have Federal financed
training programs the Budget Committee OF the college
board recent, reduced their operating funds $4,000 and ao-
Gated it to three other institutions without such activities
The budget group Topped off 10000 from ole Miss and APP
Dropriacd it Teachers College took 5000 from
Niss;snp State for the benefit NJ < G. w. and 5000 from
Mississippi Southern for operation of Ncom College fo Ne
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-04-01

Mark I. Ball, ST., 2G graduated from the L s Naval
Training School at Hampton Institute February p 1913
with average of ~ per and petty officer rating le
stationed at san Diego, Calf Mr. Ball is Young
from Nazoo City and friends here proud OF show
ing he making For number of he the
successful principals school system His vile is
the former Miss May Ella chapman She and their little
Mark r, will keep the home fires burning until be
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1943-04-01
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Caldwell has IS years of diplomatic service in the Far East
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