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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08
HIT Mrntnrtunt

BROWN, MARY A. tribute Of love to
the msmory Of our devoted mother. MARY
today. February 8. 1898.
We think Of the great reunion
AS We journey there one by one,
When our earthly THY tasks aGis are sc done W.
For our loved ones will be at the portal
AndShe parting we now feel 50 keekly
BETTY s r II afst Nx ssHs1 sh AID ROSA
:, CAMPBELL; WILLIAM P. In sad but
loving remembrance of our dear husband
deeaed hi. iie st.en sea1s 20 tod xno
February 8, 1928.
Today recalls the memories
81 = loved one gone 70 rest;
LoyNe Wiz mrs. Lillian LIZ ne e G Macon;
MRS. ETHEL GROSS. DAUGHTER
CoRBETT. MAURICE n. In lovins
"ho paused .s df. sS.;
nineteen 1nae years ago today. February 8.
pear Rsar in IN our memory you. will remain
Untll IN Heaven We meet again.
AND FAMILY. e. e. ~ ooH0l'
CROSS. CHARLES EDWARD. In mem
years ago today. February s. 1911. W.
Just when life vas the sweetest
uVe0
The gate Of Heaven opened
HIS DEvoTED WIFE, MA fHH q Cross Cross /.
our DA MntS.r JANE NV F. x gssmemsranee Of
away February 3, 1912.
HER c 1ovs ss c iii nssf5 be M tessettsn
FINNEY. LOUIS W. A tribut. O, Low.
and devotion TO the memory Of our de-
NEY, who departed this life thirice en- years ears
BERNICE FINNEY. n':O
Harris. HATTIE. In sad but loving
v1o m aSs IL. HAT
years ago today, February 8. 1941.
In our home you are fondly remembered
u. sweet In THOUGHTS still cling to your name;
Love you in death just the same.
II on your tomb could indite
or Ihe eDitaph ! have In mind,
fhs n 'ras.t Is words 81 f'e Gould Srit nd
L6 5e1 Ess H Az mot ANb FAMILY.
~! LANCASTER meas! JAMES 4. Departed this
itas 'n'ee years ago today February 8.
There Is no death. those gone before
H T,s.. ,ust stepped throueh an open door,
Still near with Just . wall between.
HIS FAMILY.
MAY LEE T. Who %s% asp.rt e t 9SE
life ten years ago today. February s, 1883
Sweet be thy rest
FANNIE ARNETT AND MAMIE LEE.
PERRY. GEORGE w. In loving memory
q my dear husband and our father.
GEORGE W PERRY who left US nineteen
The love you gave us will always linser.
Though from US you had to part;
Although you are beyond our reach
LOVING WIFE AND pAUGHrERs. MARIA
PERRY, DOROTHY AND SEATTA.
PORTER. ROBERT L. AND DR.. JAMES
ROBERT. A tribute Of love, and devotion
son: ROBERT l. PoRT f.o w a"SO depar TED
ms lie January 81. 1895. and Dr. JAMES
ROBERT PORTER. February 8. 1883.
/ think of you, dear ones,
NO eyes can see me weep
But many a silent tear is shed
worry Wn nrv3 others ar. are asleep;
MOTHER. JULIA A. PORTER
WILTSHIRE, JOHN p. In sad hut lov-
ms memory Of our dear son and brother
JOHN P. WILTSHIRE, who passed away
two years ago today February 8, 1871.
MOTHER, DADDY AND BILLY.
WINES; HAROLD L. HARRY) AND
us suddenly three years ago toda v'o FEB ts,l
CHARLOTTE collins VINES Gs'' Who We" iett
us June is. 1884.
Like ivy on withered oak
When all other things decay
Our love for them will still keep green
MOTHER. SUSIE WINS BLANEY; AUNT,
-THEQDQS1A D. ROBINSON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08
Dratha

rusry Z. 1913. ETHEL M WINDSOR. the
beloved wife of the late John A. Windsor,
mother OF lack r., William B., James w
and Henry c. Windsor and sister Of
Simon Nichols and Mrs. Nettle McRae. Re-
mains resting. at the Chambers funeral
home. 400 Chaplin st. NV.
Notice OF funeral later.
YOUNG, CHARLES E. On Sunday. Feb
ruary Z. 1943, CHARLES =. YOUNG Of
6706 5th st. NV, beloved husband OF the
Services at the 8 H. Hines Co funeral
home 2901 14th st. NV. on Tuesday.
FEBRUARY g. A. pm 1nterment George
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08
Darwin ). Barrett Dies;
Van Sweringen Associate
B. the Associated Press,


COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo,
Feb. 8.-Darwin S. Barrett, jr., So,
of Cleveland, vice president of the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad, died
yesterday in Colorado Springs
hospital. He had been here for
about a year, the third time he
had come to this city for his health.
Mr.. Barrett became private secre-
tary to o. P. and M. j. Van Swer-
ingen in 1918 and later was a direc-
tor in many railroad and real estate
companies controlled by them.
Surviving relatives are a son. OAR
win Barrett III, of Duluth, Mimi.
and two daughters, both of Santa
Barbara, Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08
Arizona to Modify
Steum Whistle Law

Ey the Associated Pres5.
PHOENIX, yAriz-State law re-
quires locomotives to sound steam
whistles at grade crossings-- ~
Which would be fine except that
no modern locomotive has a steam
whistle, Representative Rosenbauni
Of ella County told legislators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08
Henry Bruce, Actor. Dies

LONDON, Feb. 8 (R.-Henry Err
nest Langdon Bruce. 74-year-old re-
tired actor, died of suffocation yes.
terday after rescuing q young
woman and baby from q fire which
swept an apartment building. Mr..
Bruce appeared on the American
stage from 1917 to 1882.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08

To keep our independence, instead
Of being kept in dependence, start =
bond-buying program right now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08

ForestwIIe P-TA to Meeton;
The Forestville (Md) P-TA will
meet at 8 pm. ,tomorr9H at, the
Forestville Elementary Sd1ood Nh
John Hilbert, president. will preside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08

CHAkLES. Columbia Lodge. No.
SIS. I. B. p. o, e. of w, is
hereby notified of the funeral
Of Brother CHARLES MILES,
from the Jarvis funeral home.
"Sth ct. and Dumbarton ave.
NV, Tuesday, February q. 1913,
at 80 pm. Session Of sorrow
at the Elks' Home. 301 Rhode
Island ave. NV, Monday, Feb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1943-02-08
Dfatha

urday. February 8. 1913. at his residence
3503 43rd ave, Colmar Manor. Md. RICH
ARD DAVID HARDWICK, beloved husband
OF Myrtle v. Hardwick
Services at the above residence on Tues
day, February g., at l pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery Services by
Chambers Riverdale funeral home.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
Anderson Is
Big Noise In
BoulLeague

With Anderson hitting 588 on
high game of 2l5, Friedenberg Fur
niture made complete sweep OF
the three games with Ready Powers
in the Wolverine league games at
Paradise Bowl. last Friday night
winning. 260l 10 1896
Horace Streety provided the
power that enabled Great Lakes
10 take three games from Gordy
Contractors. 2526 to 2483 Horace
turned in 543 on high game OF
100. Thomas was top scorer for
Gordy with sol.
Harvester won two from Jax
Five. 2276 TO 200 Bowman leading
the way with 495 on a high game
OF 224 Martinez topped the Jax
scorers with 49l. Lesshay Contcc-
,ionary won three from Velma
Lunch. Chambliss pacing the way
with 5l8 Schmidts Beer won three
from Lark Grill.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
BY RUSS J. COWANS

Jimmy Reeves. who gained two
consecutive victories over Jake La
Motta in Cleveland in l94l, is back
in his hometown. Cleveland. con-
sidering the futility Of his efforts
10 make it three in a. row. Reeves
was stopped by LaMotta in the
sixth round OF a scheduled ten
round bout at Olympia on last Fri
day night
Reeves. 4 TO underdog Jus.
before the fight started. put up a
good battle until the fatal sixth
round, engaging tie rugged La
Motta in an entertaining brawl in
which there was plenty OF action
Reeves was holding a slight advan-
tage when ne was dropped by a
left hook 10 the jaw.
Crowd With LaMotta
The crowd OF 9,49l which paid
S20.702 40, was predominantly pro-
LaMotta. and this was only natural
because OF Jake's injection OF new
life in the boxing game in De-
Observation-Disclosures given
a rouSing cheer during the early
rounds OF the battle VIXEN he stood
Toe 20 toe and slugged it out with
his Bronx opponent.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
winner MEETS
BRIGGS QU|NT
FRIDAY NIGHT
Losers Protest Use OF
Wilbur X ing By
Old Timers
BY ROY tCREEPs) SIMPSON

Old Timers defeated the Vikings
Monday night at Brewster Center
in the semi-fnal round OF the
VI !ch gan Chronicle Basketball
League The final score was 54-35.
The game was rough and four OF
the players were hurt in the melee
The players hurt are William Jones
vikings. and 30 Sterling. j. T. Rob-
inson and Buddy Stevens. Old Tim
ers However, Sterling won high
point honors. collecting eight field
goals and two foul shots for 10
points Wilbur King was second
WITH five field goals and two free
throws for u points. The veteran
guard, Gus Finney. contributed l3
points on FIVE baskets and three
free throws.
In winning from the Vikings Old
Timers won the right to meet the
Briggs Bombers next Friday. How
ever the victory was married by
protest lodged by the Vikings who
objected TO he use OF Wilbur King.
formerly with tie Troians, team
hat withdrew from the tourna.
ment. The protest was not allowed.
Next week your reporter will Sc
Ice an all-star team from players
on teams in the Michigan Chronicle
League which will challenge the
Ford champs, while the winners
OF tn. league will issue challenge
70 play the winner of TIE Fraternity
lraollc
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27

In what vas considered ono of
the bes, games Of the season the
- Boefers edged out Omega TO
the tune 81 25.2l last Saturday.
IN tae first quarter the Beefers
controlled the ball and had many
GRIP shots. but tra.led al the end,
81 In TIC second Omega went out
ahead 1916. A; nc end Of the third
quarter inc teams were ted al 1913
The Bee'cfs took charge OF the
ssme.ir the fourth quarter with
an air.ugh; defense that Omega
could not penetrate IN the mean
.mo, they made enough points TO
assure victory Dr. II f Tam. the
president Of The Beefers. had his
usua. personal cheering section
whlch helped the team on 10 VIC
tory.
N-Trus ard Lett led the scoring for
me Bcefers with nine points each
EGd g wilson followed with seven
Though held 10 only two points
Robinson along with Murphy
Cooper. and Al Wilson contributed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
Reeves Stopped
ByJake LaMotta

While II was a left hook that
dropped Reeves for the fatal count
in the sixth round that blow was
only the climax to a series OF body
punches which had taken a severe
toll on Jimmy's strength. The
Cleveland middleweight made a
valiant effort to regain lis feet,
pulling himself up by the aid Of
the ropes. but before he was IN an
erect position the referee. Clarence
Rosen. had counted ten over his
PROSTATE form.
AS the sixth round opened the
fighters were practically even in
points. Referee Rosen's card showed
a margin OF two points for Reeves.
while one OF the judges gave La
Motta two-pont advantage. and
the other one called the fight even
az this stage.
Set Hot Pace
II was the terrific pace set in
the early rounds that set the stage
TO- LaMotta's knockout punch
Reeves began 10 weaken in the
fifth round, and his condition was
not improved when Jake landed a
solid punch on the Clevelandcr's
jaw after the bell had rung The
blow was unintentional. In addi-
ton, Reeves had been out OF COM
petition for three months and did
not possess the stamina 10 carry
Kim over the route at the speed
the fighters set.
Reeves was on the canvas for q
count Of one before the knockout
blow was landed, but this was more
from q slip than from the body
punch.
Maury Dyer. manager OF Reeves.
said later that Jimmy might have
been weakened by the we eight. The
Clevelander came in al 1894. while
he customary fights at l65 pounds
LaMotta scaled 1912.
Lou Burnett, Detroit, was stopped
by Fritzie Fitzpatrick. in the first
round. Charlie Hayes scored an
easy win over Jimmy Mandcll, Buff
falo middleweight in the eight
round semi-inal. Walter Thomas,
light heavyweight stablcmate OF La
Motta. defeated Otis MeGraw in a
six-round preliminary.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
Dolphin Gets
PIP AS Team
Beats Acme

With Capt. Virginia Dolphin and
Martha Shannon pacing the way
with 5l6 and 5l2 respectively.
Palmer Bowl Club Congo defeat
cd Acme Flowers in two OF three
games rolled in the women's divi-
sion OF TIE Motor City Bowling
League al Paradise Bowl. Thursday
night. Club Congo rolled up 2433
TO PAP for Acme Flowers.
Clue 666 made clean sweep OF
the games with Bowling Prosecu-
:or. 1912 10 1890 as Mary Coleman
paced the way with 435. Twelve
Horscmen dropped two to Supreme
Linen.
safe won two from Vir-
s.nia Dare, 2l45 to 2l22, Ollie Neal
leading the Alhambra attack with
496 Alice Clowers set the scoring
mark for Virginia Dare with 486.
Cozy Corner won two from Brady
Health Studio. 2054 to 1895, Edna
Morris pacing Cozy Corner with
440, and June Watts leading the
Brady Health team with 400. Horse
shoe Bar won two from Areatta
Beauty. although losing in total
pins. 1888 TO 1925. Nell Wright led
the Horseshoe scoring with Az, and
Lucille Strickland was high for
Areatha with 454. '--------
Picket Fence made complete
sweep Of the games with Club
Zombie. 2029 to 1860. Katie Pierce
hitting 497 for the winners. Silver
Leaf won two from Settles and
Son, 2Ol9 to 1927. Rosella .Hendley
set the pace for Silver Leaf with
504 on 1871. 173 and $50.
Captain Dolphin and Martha
Shannon had the high games Of
tn evening. Mrs. Dolphin turning
in 2l2 and Miss Shannon 204
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
Arch Williams, Olympic
Champ, Studies Weather

will be eligible for commission
a second lieutenant and assign
ment TO an Army Air Forces
westher station somewhere on the
globe"
However, Cadet Williams is out in
a track suit every day. for the Tech
nicsl Training Command puts him
and his fellow cadets through a
physical training program which in.
Guides running an obstacle course
Cadet Williams first won track
fame as the star, quarter-milev on
University OF California track
teams. He set the 400-neters world
mark OF 46l in his first year OF
competition, and was a top-hight
contestant in national meets both
= before and after graduation from
college.
Prior 70 enlistment in the Army
Air Forces, Cadet Williams served
as beth ground and flight instruc-
tor in the Negro pilot training pro-
gram at Tuskegee institute.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27

NEW ORLEANS-Sergt Anthony
Jones, former Southern Illinois
Golden Gloves champion and who
turned pro under the management
OF Eddie Rochester" Anderson, re-
turns to the Crescent City on Fri
day night. March 26 for a battle
with Holman Williams, Chicago
middleweight at the Victory arena.
Williams has beaten a number Of
smart fighters in this city including
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27

SANTA MONICA. Calif.-In 1896.
Archie Williams. Rediing, Calf,
track star. was in the forefront OF
ar American victory in Germany
when he added the 400-meters
championship 10 a long string Of
Yankee "frsts" in the last Olympic
Games. held in Berlin
Now Archie is prepping" for his
contribution 10 another American
victory which nc hopes viii be eli.
NAKED by another invasion OF Der.
In He is IN aviation cadet in the
Army Air Forces Technical Train.
lng Command detachment az the
University Of California, where nc
is receiving training as a weather
officer
Still holder 81 the 400-meters
world mark, Archie has nut aside
his spiked shoes for the duration, IN
f1vor o, study OF highly technical
meteorological subjects and accord.
InE 90 his commanding officer. he is
;opno,ch student Next fall hC
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
RENS WIN IN
$4,000 CAGE
TOURNAMENT
Sonny Boswell, Hilary
Brown And Cumberland
In New York Lineup

CLEVELAND - With Sonny Bos-
vel, Duke Cumberland and Hilary
Brown, three members OF the Stude-
baker Champions OF tie National
Pro cage league. in the lineup the
New York Rens won the So 900 invi-
rational cage tournament here Sun
day night. March q. by defeating
the crack Aberdeen, Md, Proving
Ground quintet in the championship
game. SIS TO 35.
Boswell shot 20 points in the title
game for the Rens and II in the
semi-fnal when the Rehs turned
back the strong Chase Brass COM
pany quintet OF Cleveland, SIS 10 So,
in the most exciting game OF the
entire tournament. Trailing, So to
81. the Rens looked hopelessly beat
en- With but one minute 10 go. Bos-
we'll sank a field goal and on foul,
the Rens took the ball outside rather
than accept the free toss. With sec
onds left, Boswell's long field goal
iced the game
Fort Wayne was defeated by the
Aberdeen team in seml-final game
"a 10 40
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
Holman Williams Meets
Anthony Jones March &c

Charley Burley, Roosevelt Thomas,
Randy Brown, r. J. Lewis OF Den
Yer and dropped a close decision to
Cocoa Kid.
Jones was intcr-city New York VS..
Chicago Golden Gloves champ in
1910.
Promoter Louis Mcssina will
match the winner OF Friday nights
scrap with Ezzard Charles, the Gin
,tppaii ,,,anlar
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
Four Baltimore Players
Will Keep Defense Jobs

pitching mainstays. lcfthanders,
Tom Glover and Bill Harvey.
Another Giant star expected to
be lost 20 them this year is the
stellar sou,hpaw artist, Jonas
Gaines Gaines, an enlistec, may re-
ceive the call TO the colors any mo-
nent, If he hasn't at this writing.
The loss OF these men will Sc
riousiy hamper the efforts Of Messrs.
Tom Wilson and Vernon Green,
owner and vice proxy, respectively,
who. despite conditions. are endeav-
orlng 10 put first rate team on the
diamond. They are really facing a
tough task
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27

For White Only Plans JAW Bowling Tourney

F'The Negro IS SICK and tired OF
taking seat in the back while
their white brothers have the OPP
poEtun.ty 10 win prizes. that fairly
may not have 9been theirs in equal
competition" loudly Bowman shout
cd az his board brothers when the
600 agreed TO run off their division
OF the tournament al Lucky Strike
Bowling Alley al a very near date
The Ford Rouge athletic board
members tried 10 console Bowman
by offering suggestions and the di-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
SOME MORE OF THE
COURT CONFUSION

More confusion was added 20 INC
basketball, situation this past week
On when the New York Rcns cap
.ured he So 600 .nvitatIonsl basket
BAL tournamen, in Cleveland The
Rens had N ;hcg lineup ;hrce for
wcr members Of nc Chicago S'udc-
bakers 90 Sonny Boswell, Duke
Cumberland and Hilary Brown.
RG; ne confusing part OF the
81 alton is tina; Boswell. Cumber-
land and Brown formerly played
N.th nc Harlem Gloootrot;crs be-
fore they signed 20 play win the
Rcas ~ 1912, dcpriving Abe Saper-
stem. owner OF the Globetro,ters.
without q strong scoring combina-
.lon
Brown, Cumberland and Boswell
Icf, the Rers this season 10 JOIN The
Chicago Studebakcrs, representa-
ilycs OF Chicago in the National
Pro Basketball league.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27

The scheduled meeting OF the Ne
gro American league will be held
at the 4l2 East Forty-seventh street
Office OF the president, DR. J. B.
Martin. on Sunday and Monday.
March q and % The meeting Is
20 start at 10 am.
Expected 10 attend are: Ernest
Wright and Wilbur Hayes, Cleve-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
N. o. Fight Fans Want
To See Kid Percy Fight

NEW ORLEANS. La Following
the defeat OF Tony Ficrollo in Hol-
yoke. Mass. by AL Jolson, known as
Kid Pctcy in New Orleans, fans in
these parts arc anxious to see the
Baton Rougcr matched with ca
psble opponent in the Victory
arena. Jolson since being in ,thc
East has blasted 10 Of IS opponents,
four by the KO route.
In New Orleans Percy was one OF
the best boxers 20 get IN The ring
and always gave he fans a run for
their money One Of his most out
Standing contests IN the Crescent
City was his return match with
Howell King.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27

rector OF the Production Foundry
Building listened 10 them. A COM
mittee OF four from the Local 600,
including Local 600 athletic direc-
tor, John Gallo, was chosen to COM
bine efforts with committee
selected from the many organiza-
tions of cblored bowlers and will
meet the heads OF the international.
Their program demands an explana-
ton, why such tournament was
ever proposed.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
American League Schedule
Meeting March q And q

land Buckeyes; T. Y. Baird and J.
L. WilkerSon, Kansas City Mon
archs Drs. w. s and Be- B. Martin,
Memphis Red Sox; sgd Pollock,
CINCINNATI Clowns; T. II Hayes and
w. s, Wclch, Birmingham Black
Barons and w NJ. Little, H. c. Hall
and r. S. Simmons. Chicago Amer
lean Giants.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
Walker Wins In 2

PITTSBURGH. - Buddy Walker.
Columbus, Ohio. scored two
round Knockout over Danny Mer-
ritt. Cleveland Saturday night at
the Gardens The end came with
= smashing right 10 The 'midSection
ia two minutes and 80 seconds of
nc second round Walker We. ghed
1872 pounds 10 Merr!tts 2l0.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27

on--the committee Frank Davis.
president OF the Motor City League:
George Porter. head OF N.N.BA.:
George Bennett. supervisor OF Para
disc bowling and AL. Harding Of
the Detroit Senate. -
II you are interested in breaking
down this un-American bowling
ace. please write Alfonso Cato, &8
Eliot street. lin Butler. 268 Eliot
street. or AL Bowman, 524 z. War
rem avenue. Apt 6.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
BY DICK POWELL

BALTIMORE-Four key players
OF Bsltimore'S Negro National
league baseball representatives, the
Elite Giants. have threatened 10
stay on their defense jobs, giving up
tn National pasttime for the dura-
ton.
Tn men. al OF whom arc en-
ploye1 in this city. arc: Bill Hos
kins and Henry Kimbro, regular
outfielders, and two OF last seasons
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
Beefers Win Over
Omega, Gain Tie

fine demonstration OF defensive
play.
Evans and Bryant tied for top
scoring honors for Omega. each
scoring FIVE points The other TALES
we're distributed among Byrd,
Green. Harris, and Condition. Scor-
ing opportunities at close range
were limited by the strong defense
OF the Becfers
On April 3. the same teams play
for the league championship.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
Two Teams Tied In
Observation-Disclosures

The race for the title In the mixed
doubles league OF Palmer Bowl
went into tie for first place this
week between the teams OF Taylor
Gum and Clowers- Durrette, while
the team OF Butler-Smith is tucked
away in third place. And there's
only Ave more weeks in the race.
The Doubles Ball will be held
next Wednesday night after the
league, with a lot OF fun promised
for all.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
RUSS J. COWANS'
SPORT CHATTER

Consequently, Reeves was jus,
gong ;hrouEt. what he had been
.1rough on other occasions Hs jaw
last v not stand a hard punch
or =. one sur lar 70 the left hook
aided by LaMota