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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27

Part OF the navy's physical hard
ening program. the ring tourna-
ments are conducted on q volun-
tary basis. but there is never any
dearth OF leather pushers.
In the last tournament staged at
Camp Robert SmalIs, 240 blue
jackets, in all weight divisions,
were entered. Each boxer as in
all other ring meets, was examined
by navy doctor before he was
permitted TO slip on a pair Of the
gloves.
Each recruit training company,
composed on the average Of 1870 new
bluejackets. entered an eight-man
squad OF competent navy boxing
team. Under the tutelge OF a
instructors. the fighters took part
in elimination matches, through the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27

Light heavyweight division OF the
Chicago Golden Gloves tournament
IN 1899 and Brown was a star attn
lete at Southern university. Baton
Rouge, La. and later played base
ball with TIE Kansas City Mon
archS Greenwood and Marshall
arc former professional fighters.
the former having met such head.
liners as Lew Jenkins and Al Fine.
while Marshall served for q time
as Joe Louis spsrring partner.
The coaching work was SUPER
vsed by two chief specialists Of
The Nays physical hardening pro-
gram. James Hise. OF l08 East Third
street. Rome. Ga. and J. B. Ivory
Of 2640 Lawrence avenue, Detroit,
Mich.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
Cincinnati Clowns
Opening Game April IL

MIAMI, Fla - The Cincinnati
Clowns. newest member OF the Ne.
gro American league, through their
general manager sgd Pollock. an.
nounced that team will officially
open their spring training season
with an exhibition game at Dorsey
park here, on Sunday afternoon.
April II, with the New York Lin
coin Giants.
The Clowns will start their trek
northward a few days later, play
ing the Pepsi Cola Giants at Port
Tampa in twilight game Wednes-
day. April IA; the Eagles at Jack
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
Louisiana Prep, Literary
Tournament March p

SCOTLANDVILLE. La. - T h e
Louisiana lntersoholastic Athletic
and Literary Association which us
uslly holds an annual tournament
in athletics. literary and musical
events at Southern University, Will
only sponsor tho basketball iourna-
ment this year according 10 an an
nounccmcnt given to the press by
Chairman J. w. Fisher, The Tour
ney is scheduled ior March q.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
DECLINE IN LICENSES

LANSING. Mick.--ln the nrst
sports fishing license collections in
dlcsEVe OF the le43 trend. the con-
serTaton department reports a de-
cline OF % per cent, as compared
with collections ~ the same time
year ago.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
BERNIE JEFFERSON AT
TUSKEGEE FLYING FIELD

TUSKEGEE. Ala. - Among the
spectators at the recent Southern
Conference cage championships was
Bernie jefferson. former Northwes-
tern university football ace Of three
years ago. lie is assigned to the
Army Flying school here.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27

of 1881 East Patterson street. Ali
ance, Ohio, drew FOR wclierwei rhO;
Lawrence Smith. 10, OF 500 Capital
street, Charleston, W. Va, middle
weight; James Broaden, %, Of In
dianapol!S, Ind, Light heavyweight.
and Robert Seymour, 10, OF 81
Essex street. Springfield, Mass,
heavyweight.
Four Negro boxing instructors
for the tournament were Joseph
Connors, 20, OF 1880 Lynn street,
Detroit, Mich; James Brown, %, OF
1903 Jefferson street, Gary, Ind;
Roy Greenwood, q, OF 1872 Lippin-
colt avenue. Long Branch, n. j.,
and Leonard Marshall, q, Of $50
Alser street. Detroit. Mich
Connors was a semi fnalist in the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
HIGH SCORER

MADISON, Wis.--William and Ed
Withers. two brothers, and Bob
Starr are members of Central Jun
Tor high schools indicated basket
ball squad. Ed Withers Is the teams
leading scorer with 81 points, IS
having been made in league play.
He has played l65 minutes and IL
seconds.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27

Facing a l73-pin deficit after a
disastrous showing in the hrst ten
games Of a 20-game series. George
Bennett supervisor OF the Paradise
Bowling alley and lead-off man on
T-7.ars Active csme=frem- behind
20 defeat Sam ga: SAM Evola.
proprietor OF Sans Recreation, by
IS pins
Bennett started of with q rush
IN the final 10 games, hewing l27
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
LLOYD vIRDUE WINNER

FORT DIX. N. j. Illinois won
over Maryland when Lloyd Virdue.
434l ST. Lawrence Ave- Chicago
i'll, trounced James l.. Lewis. lll2
N. Carey ST.. Baltimore, Md, IN the
main event Of tho evening at the
Sports Arena here.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
Norman Gets Draw

NEW YORK Phil Norman. De.
,yolt wclierweight. and Carl bud.
dy) Farrell. New York. $50 FOUNDER,
bs,tled 10 a draw Saturday nigh. in
az eight-round bout that had Nor
man saved by the bell a; the end
o. the seventh round and Farrell
staggering helpleSsly abou; the ring
in he tina. frame.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27

training bsttalions. and subsequent
ly regiments until only Is men
remained undefeated.
Before hundreds OF cheering sail
ors the fnalists met for the cham
pionships. with the following men
having their hands raised in vic
tory: -------
David Marbley. IS, OF 4s3 Quincy
street, Brooklyn. N. Y, flyweight;
Howard Person, 20, OF 4l2 S. Ochoa
street. FL Psso, Texas. bantam
weight; William Liggett. 20. OF 1870
Fountain svenu., Trenton. N. j.,
teatherweight; William Allen, 20, OF
1889 South Seventh street, Philsdel-
phis, Pa, lightweight; (Altheus Nc
Wright, 20, OF 6Sl4 Evans avenue.
Chicago. and Nathaniel Burruss. 81,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
Fox Control

LANSING. Mieh.-Fox hunting
and foxes natural enemies and ills
vii De entirely adequate to con-
tro, the FOX population in Michi-
gan in ire opinion OF the conservs-
ton departments game division.
which declares fox bounties cur
gen:!y proposed would be "a sheer
waste OF money"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
CANCEL TUSKEGEE ANNUAL
PREP CAGE TOURNAMENT

TUSKEGEE, Ala, - The Annual
National lnterseholaStic Basketball
Tournament. for boys and girls has
been cancelled for the duration.
Cleve- L Abbott. Director Of Ath.
letics announced here today.
Gasoline and tire rationing and
travel restrictions as well as other
factors in connection with the War
effor. were the reasons given for
the cancellation. Mr. Abbott stated
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
BY ROY tCreepsN SIMPSON

With the basketball season fast
coming 10 close. I'm following the
usual procedure OF selecting an ALI
Star team from the clubs represent
ing the Michigan Chronicle league
This selection was made follow
ing a close study OF the players
and after consulting with various
coaches and managers. The All
Star team is as follows;
Chronicle All-Star Teams
First Team Second Team
Peaks. Briggs F. Sterling, o T
Jones, vikings F. Jones. vikings
MClain. V'k'es G. Stevens. O. T
Gmrn. Briggs G.. Finncy. o r
Robson, O T C Huichins. Br sGs
George Puggie) Peaks was the
Chronicle leading scorer with 1879
points and las played most Of his
basketball FOR Brewster Recreation
Center He started playing with the
miigcts and has become one OF the
,opno;chcrS Of the game Peaks was
member or tho Brewster team
.hat won the Midwest Champion
ship. and also o, the Brewster team
that won the Recreation Champion
ship. He is an excellent forward
with a sharp eye for baskets
Roy tGoIdic> Gomtllion was sec
ond in scoring in tie Chronicle
league lie played basketball and
feetba,l- a. Northeastern high school
before going 10 Wiley college in
Texas where he also starred in the
two sports. Roy was also member
OF the Brewster Midwest champion
ship team.
william Jones. the smallest man
IN the league. but third highest
scorer. played basketball on Miller
high school varsity five for four
years. lie is manager OF tie vikings.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27

was held at the Paradise bowl las
Sunday evening. and a picked team,
headed by Msnervi Westfeld, de.
feated the girls from the Buckeye
state. Carrie Douglas. Martha Shan
non and Armer Brooks represented
the local aggregation. with Miss
Douglas setting the pace with 1873
IFS. and l89 Dorothy Sidney, Beu-
lah Finley and Alice Collum were
among the high scorers for the visi-
tors.
Among the newcomers at the
Paradise bowl we saw Dorothy Nell
gan. Margaret Hunter. Wilma Smith
and Marcella Peterson. The girls
we're giving tie old naples good
spanking.
X X X
Mrs. Jerry Wells, third vice pres
ident OF the NNBA. and former
president OF the women's division
OF the Motor City league. lost her
grandmother, Mrs. Lucy Z. Benton,
age rs, last week.
X y X
A committee has been drafted
composed OF the most popular
boYlers and their leaders to pro-
test against discrimination in the
international U.A.W.-CLO. tourna-
ment which has been sanctioned
by the A.B.C. Colored leaders who
will serve on this committee will
be notified soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Benefit Series
Opens tuesday
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

First Of series of four benefit
nights for Worhen IN Service Will
he inaugurated at Mack Park on
Tuesday with two girls games.
The five girl teams Of the major
league will play each Of these
nights on round robin basis for
the Women in Service trophy. do
mated by Nick Sullo.
All proceeds minus park eX-
penSeS Will be turned over 10 the
civilian advisory committees OF the
army and navy TO be used in turn
by the WAACs, WAVES, SPARS
and Marines.
Opening nights schedule will
feature Chene-Trombly BowletteS
VS.. Local 7 Veterans at 100. with
Hudson and Local so Bomberettes
taking the diamond AT 900 p. m.
In between games representa-
tiveS OF the four wDmen'S service
groups Will put on A short demon
Stration of marching Executive
officers of the groups will he in
troduCed.
On each Of these benefit nights
only girls games will be featured.
Finals of the ScrNlCcmcn'S tour
nament will b. played Sunday
night. Briggs BomberS are def
initely IN the finals Opponent
will be decided on the outcome
Of Saturday nights games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30

is concerned, in horSey affairs in
the United States. She is the
second woman ever to be licensed
as a horse trainer, her papers
having been issued by the jockeys
Club in New York only a few
months after Mary Hirsch had
been licensed as the first.
As the daughter of Ed Johnson
internationally known trainer al
fine race horses, Miss Johnson
naturally inherits a vast interest
m racing and in horses. Johnson
married an English girl. and 1t
was while the family was at
Chantllly, France, that Judy was
born.
Her age. she admits. is 81. She
doesn't know why some Of the
sports writer's have decided she is
19 and have so written IN their
stories about her racing career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Three
Night Contests
70 tL0t TOCLNQ

BOSTON. May 29>-The Tigers
have three night games booked
for this week, their first of the
season-onc at Philadelphia Tues
day, and two in Washington,
Thursday and Friday.
Moreover, the Tigers have nine
games scheduled for Philadelphia
and Washington no less. in seven
days. There viii be d double
header in Philadelphia, Monday,
after the Tigers have concluded a
pair OF contests here in Boston
this Sunday. Then in Washington
will be another twin bill next
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Dodds Skaters
2-Mi|e Mark

BOSTON. May % UNS)-Fin.
ishlng a quarter mile in front Of
his only adversary. Gilbert Dodda
OF Boston. National mile champion.
today broke the 10-year-old New
England 2-mile record in a special
New England junior track and
field event.
Dodds' time was 9:l5.7 as con-
trastcd 10 the old mark OF 9:224
SGT in 1893 by Cyril Mabey OF
Oxford College, England, and Ivan
Dresser OF Cornell
DoddS opponent today was
Richard Roy Phillips OF Tufts COL
lege. Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Municipal Open
SoftbeIl League

sch.duls for wednesday. Jun. q as D q,
RED DIVISION
East sideD
Car Wood Ind vs. Local Tt7 ~ jayne O.
Gelatin Products W.. HeCord Radiator AZ
LodEe T.
Briggs Mfg co. vs.. Logiss nm at Lodse 4
Bs rnes, Gibson, Raymond Va. Murray -
No. ? Al Lodge 3
Wings Local 7. bye. S<J
BLUE DIVISION
U. coas, Guard w. Twelve Hors.mss a
Local vs. U. g. Army Induction a
Bradley 1.
Eagles vs. Mich steel cssunr Al ru.
wood /
MICA ~ the Deaf W srgsg Local sa7 a
St CAR l.
a. PinEre ]
WEST SIDE
Vinco Corp vs. Wings &C. A. Parker \.
Fort Wayne VS. Ito Bar At Northwestern 4
Naval Officers Procurement vs.. prosrsssivs
Ind At Northwestern q
Naval Aviation Cadets Va, ~. Agn. st
Northwestern S.
U. s. Military Police W. Davis Tool ca. st
Stocpel 2
Graham .Psig, vs. Beeler Boz, a. Akin.
son I.
Detroit kssoc NJ m, Dear vs. cs,us
Motors ~ Northwestern
Virges, bye
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Gordon Defends Title
Against Ex-TitlehoIder

Fairview Gardens will have an
other junior heavyweight title
bout between Flash Gordon and
Jack League. as the high spot
of Tuesday :, mat program
Gordon defeated League three
weeks ago and has defended the
crown on two occasions.
Louis Klein meets Babe Hasa
boSki. Bert Ruby wrestleS Morris
Shapiro and Rene LaBelle meets
Fritz kreuger in other matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
PASCAL $ Hit
Wins in 18th

CHICAGO, May % tUP)-
Claude Passeau lined sharp
single TO left with two out and
two men on base in the thirteenth
inning today 10 lift the Cubs TO a
Al victory over the Boston Braves.
The blow came off Allyn Stout,
who had relieved Nate Andrews
especially 10 pitch 10 the Cub
hurler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
L. S. Net Event
Draws Girl Star

Joann Dunn, 1s, women'S cham
pion of the Missouri Valley, and
Vincent Paul. West Side Tennis
Club. Forest Hills, l.. l., will COM
pete in the national clay courts
championship events here June
1920. according to announcement
Saturday by w. F. Boyer, chair
man of the tournament committee.
Pauline Betz, national women's
champion, sent in her entry a
week ago. Miss Dunn OF Des
MONIES. Ia. won both the Mis-
souri, valley Junior girls and
women's titles in 1912 at the age
of II. She ranks as one of the best
prospects developed in that section
IN the last IS years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
RODE EARLY

As a little girl toddljnE around
the racing stables judy developed
a love for horses. But she was Z
before she over rode. That was al
\ WIN arkct Heath, England,
where she kiddcd some Of the
Grooms INTO letting her climb on
a horse and see what II was like.
AZ eight she was an accomplished
rider
From then on there was no
stopping her. She was learning 10
train hon >cs al the age of H. and
at Is, started out on her own 10
he a trainer-at a time when 1t
was SIMPLY unhcard of for a
woman 10 take over such a jOO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
GaIento Starts Comeback

TAMPA, Fla, May % tUP)-
Tony GHcnto launches his long
threatened ring comeback against
Herblc Kat, Brooklyn, y. Y.
heavyweight, in a l0-round fight
here Tuesday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Juniors Attract
Tennis Interest
Center Qualifying
Event June Al

Junior and boy players. age linn
its 1918 and under Is respectively,
take attention from their elders
temporarily over a period June
Al when they meet for the cen
ter championships at Tennis Club
of Detroit.
This a district qualifying event
for the right to enter the state at
Kalamazoo. The finalists in the
junior and the winner in the boys
enter the national at Culver, Ind,
in August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Stephens, Brownies
Ace, Called by Army

LONG BEACH, Cal. May %
CUPJ--Vern Stephens. ST Louis
Browns shortstop who Just re-
turned TO action from the injury
list, and the American Leagues
leading batSman was ordered TO-
day 10 report June 7 for ms army
physical examination
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
City Tourney
Pin Standings
-nOTHTTs lRECTI4Rl-

ItOf BIS fREgFI LAR
FfE-isy EQusrN- Walter Wacs 1913 Louis
flsr- Fref EHrGet8. I1Tb Fr4- No. ass
GryG sr 1858 Frtf Pufsrg. Steve f1.fHf
1884 Fenr Earrnrtt Dino Port. 1929
SINGIEs
ice THv'sF zoo. hsu sudrer - ST..
Ntrusr TLHsrtiIe eco, rr.rt Fafur
SIS rrr- Gross Fkf
uUt EII~ toNTRANIHAGEl
fIferg Eurpei Ge1rlf prantar .1E
Kenny Cafe nrwsr Hlrtet l-s. rr.
Pr1v Harrt N.fer 1o1 Euhs-f Proctor
81. tHfr jones. 1911 loren L1rF .Frrd
FTIfr $50
etNTfts
Frl-B r"-. .Hr+ r=ts- r--r $50
80 usv1 1885, John LsuchIan. $50 Jonn
M4rsva 1fe
AL MINIS
FFef pl'arr 1eNN frtfrf f..H 500
JfeS tsni. 1902 John Crnrg Is77.
"a Hsala, 1Sst.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Runs-Joott I. Holmes workman

Runs-Joott I. Holmes J. workman
CRvArrstta !. SoVkoff / Danessandro ]
Merullo 1 Errors Holmes Wieismann
Runs batted In - Witelmann, Holmes 2
I.oWrey. Hack. PasseAu. TwobAse hit
Hack Cavarrctta. Joost. Novikoff. Three
base hit -- Holmes. Home run Holmes
stolen base Lowrey Sacrifices Holmes
KiuttZ, Wictelmann, PASCAL. Meruilo. Dou'
bic plays Mccarthy unassisteo, CAVarrst q
TO Merullo 10 Passesu. Left on bases
Boston 8. Chicago u. Bases on balls
OFF Andrews T. of PaSseau struck OF
BY Andrews s. by Passeau 2 Hits-Ofi
Andrews u 10 II "a innings, off Stout
in q inning Wild pitches-Andrews
Losing pitcher Andrews. Umpires-Jorda
Conlan and BArr. Time-2 40. ATTENDANCE
(aCtuaD--4 S34.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Red Run Will Stage
Its Tourney, June 25-27
Red Cross viii
Get Share Of
Entry Fees
II, II. DKUKFNBRop

Re- Rur Golf Club vt.l hold it's
popular inv,ational tournament
again this season. Frank Farrell
who has been chairman Of The
event ever since u WAS !rauEu-
rated Do 1883. announced Satur-
day II VII! take place the week
end C. June 25-27.
\ pest ball competition which
was won last year by Chuck
KocSls and Dr. ". q. Coleman. II
VIII r. run IN a wartime basis
For The most part older players
VII make up the field. 50 Of each
individual entry fec Of $40 will 60
70 the Red Cross and prizes IN the
sweepstakes viii be war bonds.
COMBINE TWO ROUNDS
The first and second round
matches on Saturday Will bc de-
Cided simultaneously by matching
cards. CAddles Will keep each
fouTSon1e posted on what the other
is dong on every hole. Besides
saving time this Will do away with
the drudgery attached 10 two
rounds a day for the Older players.
Both Semlfinals and finals Will be
played in all flights Sunday, how
ever
While the 1S-hole qualifying
round IS scheduled for the OPEN
Ing day, Friday, those who can
not play that day may qualify any
day beginning with the previous
Saturday.
PLAN rs FLIGHTS
There Will be six flights OF l6
pairs or a total OF 49, golfers IN
the tournament. Id.
We decided 10 go ahead with
the tournament only after con-
siderable thought" Farrell eX-
planned. at fits in with the
governments program for
J healthful recreation and will
provide the only competition Of
the summer for many of the
golfers. Our club Is close In and
can be reached by bus"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Pirates F|dy
Phi|Ges, Z TOD

PITTSBURGH May 20 (UP)--
The Pittsburgh Pirates bombarded
Al GerheauSer and Walter Boom
Boom Beck for Is hits here to-
day tn beat the Philadelphia Phil.
lies. l2-4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
LEGIo> SCHEDULE
CoIias Wins Net lille

MT PLEASANT. MAY % Pete
Colias, Nj PlcaSantlIi school
moi star won the Central Michigan
Conference TENNIS championship
today, defeating Jamcs Ryan also
OF Mt. Pleasant. e., 6-2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30


PhiladelpbA oOO ooo 0o4--
Pittsburgh 173 40 oix-i3
Runs TAtVhNtr Wssd,li Dahlgren.
Naylor Cuisine Russell 2. Elliott Z.
o Bren 2 Fletcher 2. Lopez, DiMASGr.
rrrurr Mur,Augh Naylor 2. oBne
q osCATart Cuisine Runs batted
Euiott DlMsggo 4 Lopez, Coscass-s<.
Russell O'Bnen 2 Rsseigno, Dshigrsp.
May 2 Paddsn. Two-bs. hits-Lh~hiiers
DtMaggio May Three base hits--Custins-
RssciEno Home run--DtMaSgio. gtolsn
bases Cuisine Elliott. sacrinees-Lnpss.
Double plays Cuisine TO Coscarart ~
Fletcher Left on basss-Phiisdelpnts ~
Pittsburgh 10 Bases on balls-O6 CHrs
hsauser 2 on Back z. OF Rsseiyno l.
struck ou,-By Gerheaussr 1. by Beck 2<
BY ResciEno I. Hts-On Gerhesuser IN
, innings or Beck ~ In innings. HN
by pitchsr--By Beck tFlstcher). Wig
pitch -GtrheAuser Losing pitcher-0er<
hssuser umpir's Pinsli. ssars and Bai.
IanAnt Tims-2 05. Auendancs-f.T 1fs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
WORLDS LARGEST

Naldina Farms often has been
called the worlds largest breeding
farm. At present IL has five stall
lions, headed by the homebred
Teddy's Comet. 10 brood mares,
65 yearlings and 70 foals OF this
year. Besides these thorough
breds, eight other horses OF racing
age still are on the farm.
Young Woodward will be guided
in his new wealth by three men
who were close TO his grandfather.
The wills named Barnhill, John r.
billiard. Houston attorney, and j.
A. Phillips, Houston accountant,
as independent executors and SUBJ
stitute trustees.
The two $4,000 requests went
TO Mrs. Woodward's sisters. Mrs,
Gay Nell Martin Of Hull. Tex. and
Mrs. Freda Colvin of Ssbinal, Tex.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-30
Federation
Schedules
BRIGGS STNDrUM

BRIGGS STApITN
GLASS A-SINDANl
Chevrolet W. Tcrsi-Coa 4 So Auto cub
ys N.,krrs. $3.50
BRIGGS ~TAnttu
GLASS N-MONuANl
Fs sc,tn vs. Police. ! $50. Teamsiers
Wits $50
CLASS R-SVNnNN
sam v-. Snu'h Port Northwestern A.
..,'o,t Arthurs vs.. HOFFMAN Clafk
ta.e /" Gulnn " Fi,No Northwest p
rrr AZ { JAW ~ w. Kractbr Tool
Ea-fbVs-'ero { at 3 psR u.s. Ea,ls, Wal
Ia.t F.I Ai s. Jaw $50 S.. Cadillac
cause wallace a. JAW 1874 ". kowal-
bf. Heie Isle a. 3.
CLASS ~
Sro-'sur Nr 0skvn0d Aces Northwest
.sru A. g UesrD-kpEs vs tasf SIDE
coal Belle t'le 3 a' West SIDE W..
Russell Wood. Ozark TorA at g. state
show VS. Wolves Relic ieIe 4 A. a owls
We utoes. Northeastern AZ Hudson
a' Vast SIDE ~, Rams JAYNE a. 4.
ST RUS y Arf.tf-. -fN7'r 20 ttr-
Arrows $50 HI-Hu.. Northwestern a. 4,
.rAW tr pvr oHs Northwestern 2
NinGtIs
one Seven. NUnE0 "a, 1e Two
'rt Twelve So rAir. a' Iht0 vs
F.r,ea NrIihuc'e-r 81 .Frlr vs six
Belle I.I. af d. tHtC rs NUg Untursity
IN pefr1f a. 1. Ef-tt vs.. Ten. Jayne 2
LEGIo> >oHLDUIE
sunday
Fetr,a. So bushVas. HsmtramsD STA.
r.ue, So rossruy. ~-r,bVerrro Na g.
I,-r.fs"t vs L3ruCH Southwestern
p..s., .. r,s.ysas.r Bee Isle
hr came 90.