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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01
FEBRUARY

Feb. PLAY in Midget basketball
league at Harriet School gets under
way.
Feb. 4-Despite the II points
scored by Grant Oelke, the Farm
Bureau team drops their City Lea
que basketball tilt to the Merch
ants, 80 to 80
Feb. 5-Rooseyelt, Ypsilanti High
natators defeat Adrian, Trenton,
respectively, as Briggs of Ypsilanti
High, unofIicially breaks the state
record in individual medley. Cleary
College quintet defeats Orchard
Lake. and Huron cagers defeat Cen
trial Michigan College team.
Feb. 6--Roosevelt team loses to
Flat Rock cagers, but lincoln men
stretch their winning streak by de
feating Chelsea Dearborn team
trounces Y. II. 5. cagers.
Feb. Normal College track
team defeats Loyola University as
Rosenzweig hurts shot put As feet,
three inches for new mark. Whitley
Had smashes 60 yard high hurles
record at Millrose games in New
York City. Charles Sampler, Nor
NAL ace, suffers injury as quintet
loses to University Of Detroit.
Feb. 10-Rough Riders trounce
Edison Institute, &c TO Is, win first
game in four contests.
Feb. 12-Ypsilanti High School
cagers lose to Wayne by one point,
and thus hopes fade for Twin Val
low Oh n ", nionebin
Feb. 13-Normal trims Kalama-
ZOO, IL to "a in game played in
Kalamazoo.
Feb. 14-Michigan Normal cagers
upset Wayne University with Char
les Sampler accounting for -
points despite his swollen ankle.
Charles Had captures high hurdles
event in triangular meet at East
Lansing
Feb. 17--Joseph Matyunas. ace
Normal 'sprinter, undergoes emery
sncy appendectomy.
Feb. 19-Normal College quintet
defeats Northern Michigan team.
81 to IS. Roosevelt swimmers
bow to Trenton. but team OF Aber-
crombie, Ford and Campbell breaks
medley relay record.
Feb. 20-Ypsilanti High swim
mers lose to University High and
basketball team loses TO strong
Ecorse team. Normal quintet
swamps st. Mary's and Reserves
defeat Fort Custer team while
Roosevelt quintet loses to Dundee.
Feb. 2l-Normal College basket
ball team outclasses Alma College.
81 to a., and track team trims
North Central College, Napierville,
Ill.
Feb. 23-After three games of
round two in City Basketball
League. the Merchants and Landys
remain in deadlock for top position
Feb. 2i-Landy's defeat Mer-
chants. a. TO 20 to gain lead in
City Basketball League.
Feb. 25-Ypsilanti High cagers
close season with 1852 defeat at
the hands OF River Rouge
Feb. Normal College casers
drop last contest OF the Ieason to
University OF Detroit, losing IN
overtime, 1914.
Rosenzweig scores new record in
the shot put as Michigan State
wins annual carnival in East Ian
sing.
Feb. 2S-Bill Briggs breaks state
Glass b record in the individual
medley in the state championship
swimming meet in Adrian
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01
January
JANUARY

JANUARY
Jan. 2-Ypsilanti High School
varsity cagers defeat alumni and
thus keep their record intact.
Jan. 6-Ypsilantl High tankers
drop contest 10 Jackson High, 50
TO IS in meet here.
Jan. -Four Ypsilanu youths
score victories in FIRST round OF
Golden Gloves tournament.
Jan. S-Roosevelt swimmers drop
45-3S decision 10 Adrian.
Jan. Six knockouts feature
semi.finals in Golden Gloves tour
nament at Ypsilanti Armory. r.
H. s. cagers gain 1929 tie with
Belleyille; Lincoln downs UNIVERSE
" High cagers; end Ypsilanti Gag
ers continue winning streak by
defeating Wayne.
Jan. l0-Midland teams crush
Huron cage quintets in two en-
counters. V II. s. swimmers break
two pool records in meet in River
Rouge.
Jan. 14-Eight Golden Gloves
champions win crowns at Armory
matches with a near capacity crowd
seeing the well matched fights.
Jan. l6-Roosevelt. Lincoln Gag
ers win tilts from Romulus and
Belleville. respectively; but Hpsi'
lanti High team loses to Ecorser
and the Normal College team drops
contest to Alma.
Jan. 17-Unpredictable Normal
cagers down Kalamazoo team, Al
TO 81.
Jan. lS-Dave Cummings sets
pool record for Ypsilanti High As
swimmers defeat Trenton team.
Jan. 20-Cleary sharpshootars
fail TO down Lawrence Tech, lose
rs to 81.
Jan. 2l-Six Ypsilanti Golden
Gloves winners capture their bouts
in district contest in Adrian.
Jan. 22-Alma College trio lead
team to win over Huron cagers
SO to 43.
Jan. 23-Rooseyelt High cagers
continue championship march by
defeating University High. Lin
coin hlSn teams SuHeT uOuDle NC
feat at hands OF Flat Rock and
Ypsilanti High cagers lose to River
Rouge.
Jan. 24-Huron cagers regain
form, win from Fort Custer play
ers, 81 to rs, but Normal College
reserves lose 10 Saginaw Y. NJ
c. A. in close tilt.
Jan. 27-Ted Webb scars IL feet
TO win pole vault event at all-cam
pus meet in Briggs Fieldhouse.
Jan. 2S-Whitey Had places first
In FIVE college track events at All
Campus track and field meet II
Waterman Gymnasium. Ann Arbor
Ypsilanti High School cagers viii
from Plymouth, but swimmers droI
contest TO Fordson High.
Jan. 30-Ypsilanti High tanker'
win from Wyandotte, while Lincoln
cagers trim Milan, and Roosevelt
cagers down Saline but swimmers
lose to River Rouge.
Jan. 3l-Whitey Had ties worlC
record in high hurdles in triangular
track meet in Ann Arbor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01
MARCH

Mar. 5-Merchants win, 40 10 -
from Central Specially team in the
City League basketball tilt. HUI
ron basketball team names Al
Greenwood and Ralph Chapman, jun
Tors. as captains for the 1924.
season.
Mar. 5-Roosevelt High power
house rides roughshod over Saline
quintet in Glass C basketball tour
nament in Ypsilanti High School
gymnasium.
Mar. 6-Ypsilanti quintet defeats
Wayne, 81 to 20 in overtime. while
Roosevelt cagtrs defeat Lincoln
High, % TO %, in tournament con
tests.
Mar. Fifty foot field goal for
Braves in the final second play
nets the Ypsilanti High cagers a
title over Belleyille in district tour
nament. Roosevelt cagers drop tilt
TO ST. Thomas TO lose Class {
crown.
Mar. 9-Records show that Char
les Sampler was the leading Nor
NAL eager with total OF l5O
points.
Mar. l0--Coach Edwin Shadford
announces that Belleyille has be u
placed in the regional tournament
because OF the protest over the
close Observation-Disclosures game in
the district meet.
Mar. II $3.50 Coach Lloyd ODDS
names Richard Gehring as most
improved athlete on Normal track
squad.
Mar. 12-Belleville bows to Flint
by 40 to 25 score in regional cage
tourney here.
Mar. l3-Ypsilanti High cagers
advance TO regional finals by AZ
| to 80 win over Cranbrook Of De.
| troit.
Mar. 14-Ypsilanti High cagers
win first regional title in nearly
a decade by defeating Flint Tech
team. SO to 33, in regional finals.
Whitley Had scores triumph over
Fred Wolcott, the worlds greatest
hurdler, in meet IN Madison Square
Garden.
Mar. 17--Cage tricks by the Har-
lem Globe Trotters defeat the Tool
Shop Collegians, IS TO 60. in an
exhibition game in Npsilanti High
School gymnasium.
Mar. l9-Marshall hands Ypsi-
lanti High School a 80 to 22 set
back and puts the local cagers ont
of the state tournament.
Mar. 2l-Normal College fresh
men drop indoor track meet 70
Wayne University frosh in con
test in Detroit.
Mar. 23-Ypsilanti Collegians
drop out of the running for the
Adrian YMCA basketball cham
pionship after being defeated by
Blissfeld Bailey Drugs.
Mar. 24-Collegians win conso
lation trophy by triumphing As tc
As over Adrian Cooper in YMCA
championship tilt in Adrian.
Mar. 27-The Battle Of the
Blends. Charles Had. Normal Col
lege hurdles runner, and Boz
Wright, Ohio States Big Ten cham
pion, ends in tie in Knights OF Co
lumbus relays in Cleveland.
Mar. 2S-Normal College base
ball team loses last veteran pitch
err as Ken Carakostas enters hos
pital for treatment of an infected
thumb.
Mar. 31-Records reveal that Bill
Strang was the top scorer during
the Ypsilanti High School cage
season, garnering 122 points.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01
LEADS THE WAY
By STANLEY

SAN DIEGO. Cal.-UP- When
the husband OF Mrs. Gene Norco
was sent overseas with the Navy.
she decided TO pioneer new field
OF work for the war widows left
behind. Although she was not even
a typist herself, she was always
interested In the mechanism OF
typewriters. She took d special
course OF instructions. and now has
a thriving business Of cleaning,
adjusting and repairing typewrit'
ing machines OF all makes
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01
PRlvATE's HOBBY POPULAR

TALLAHASSEE. Flat PVT.
Louis Shaker would have the back.
ing OF all the men at Dale Mabry
Field IL he were TO enter a hobby
contest. Shaker, who started his
hobby at the age OF Is by carving
fgurettes from discarded tooth.
brush handles. now excels at fash.
Joining daggers, scimitars and guns
for his buddies All he uses is an
ordinary jack knife and ssndpa.
per.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01

AKRON. O.-UP-More than a
person a day has disappeared in
Akron since last July and city OF.
fcials are considering the creation
OF a missing persons bureau in
order 70 try 10 locate them.
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SOCIAL HAPPENINGS

Mrx Velnaz Hal and an Dan
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Wssst wilh NJ end Mrs Clarence
Brady an MAasppl City
Mz Fritz Culusr ard daugh
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Mr. CreeMy wood aecosn
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Urge Shores
Play Program
Residents Seek
Proper Site

ST. CLAIR SHORES-Since
1899 the Women's Civic League
OF ST Clair Shores have been
striving to provide recreational
facilities for the village. AT that
time, the site selected was
known as Lot No. 4 near IL Mile
road with about IS acres OF land
available for a community park
Another site which was con-
sidered was the old Masonic
Country Club al Masonic boule-
ward and jefferson avenue. This
property was acquired by the
village two years ago and the
League has steadily gone for
ward with plans to make the
building habitable.
Now. however, that site has
been abandoned. due 10 the fact
I that weather conditions and
dampness will not permit the
building 10 be occupied.
OfI AffRAISAL
The Civic League obtained the
services of George NeSpitt OF the
National Recreationad Associa-
ton 10 make an appraisal and
advise them on possible fscili-
ties. Appearing before the board.
Nesbitt said that the cost and
upkeep OF the Masonic property
was too high for the village.
Nesbitt appraised the original
site, Lot No. 4 as the ideal spot
for a recreational park and play
ground. He further recommend
ed the Gripnell property, ad-
joining. as a future park TO be
acquired by the village.
He recommended that a Re
irrational Planning Board be
approved and that an ordinance
be drawn up so that the village
would come under the State En-
abling Act and be recognized by
the Recreational Association of
Michigan.
DELAY MEETING
Aaspecisl meeting was called
for Tuesday evening but due 10
the absence of the village presi-
dent. Adrian Lingemann. the
meeting had to be postponed UNI
til Tuesday, July 20. Members
Of the board, appointed by the
village and present at the meet
ing, were William Warfieid,
South Lake Board OF Education,
District Three; r. ID. Sweeney,
President of Lakeview p. T. A;
John Stevenson. Board of educa-
ton, Lakeview District Two:
Mrs. <. r. Edge, President of
the Civic League and Mrs. F. n.
Oslund of the Child Study Club.
With summer waning and
nothing constructive yet done 10
provide the so necessary recrea-
tional program instigated by
the Civic League, numerous
complaints have been voiced.
ST. Clair Shores, which sprawls
for miles along the lake is still
without a public bathing beach
or park where parents can send
their children.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-07-15
KiWanis Ship
to be Loaded
with Prizes

A boat load Of prizes and en-
tertainment is being planned to-
day for the annual East Detroit
Kiwanis excursion 10 Put In
Bay on July %, Herman Frink,
publicity chairman. announced
today.
The excursion is sponsored
yearly TO help raise money for
the underprivileged childrens
fund in East Detroit.
Prizes will be offered to the
patrons at every turn. They will
be awarded for children's games
as well as 10 parents with the
largest number of children on
the boat. Prizes will also be Civ
en- 10 parents with the largest
number of sons and daughters
in the armed service, to the old
est parent present. and 10 the
mother with the youngest child
or the boat.
Billy Linton, East Detroit boy,
who recently appeared on the
Major Bowes' Radio Show. and
DR.. Joseph Sweeney, well
known pianist. head the enter
tainment program. Dancing for
the younger people, has also
been arranged Barney Camp
bell, chairman of the general ex-
cursion committee, stated.
~ new slogan has been adopt
ed by the Kiwanis," Frink
said, which states our feeling II
is On to Put-ln-B via Kiwanis
Excursion"
President Earl Miller asked
for support Of the outing citing
the Importance of the funds TO
the children. of East Detroit.
Underprivileged children have
had dental care and advice free
of charge, besides sharing in the
contributions TO hospitals, and
community chests.
President Miller said. "In'
view ,of the fact that we're urg-
ing and hoping for great deal
of support from the public in
this annual project we, the club
should have practically a 100
per cent attendance on the boat
We urge that you and your fam
lily and friends resolve TO be on
the boat when she pushes off at
8 a. m. two weeks from today