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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Park 10 Hold
4 Net Events

Highland Park Tennis Club is
sponsoring four tournaments this
season tho first Of which is the
high school event. closed. Of May
26-30. The junior and boys compe-
titon Is set for August 1923 Pre-
ceding is the Highland Park open
July 2i-3i. Director Jack Luke
announced Saturday
In line with the Southeastern
Michigan Associations policy TO
provide opportunity for young
players 10 develop. Hamtramck
also has a junior and boys set for
June 7-l3 The younger fry also
are interested in the Highland
Park metropolitan high school
public and parochIa' juno 22-2S.
Older players get recognition
this season IN the llamtramCk
Veterans event. for those A. and
over. August 1921, one that is apt
10 bring out first class competition.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Spdrtdns Whip
Purple ThinlIdds

EAST LANSING. April II CUP)
Capturing nine Of ii firsts. the
Michigan State College track team
today scored decisive victory
over Purdue University in the first
outdoor meet of the season, 81
TO n.
Mel Buschman paced the Spar
tanS with is points, placing first
in the broad Jump. 120-yard high
hurdles, 900 low hurdles and third
in tho shot put.
Buschman'S only contender was
Jim Suico. Purdue, who won first
place in the 100 and 220-yard
daShoS and third in the pole vault
TO bring his total 10 II.
The Spar'anS' one-mle relay
team won with anchor man Dale
Kaultz finishing "A half-lap ahead
OF the last Purdue runner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Would Combine
'Privdte, Public
Course Stars
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

Golf leaders shortly will be con-
sidering various types OF matches
that can be played for war relief
purposes, so. how about one be-
tween all-star pro and amateur
teams?
The suggestion is made by Eddie
Furgol, the amateur star from
Riverbank. who, by the way,
merely passes the idea along and
seeks no credit for himself.
AS Furgol points out. the match
would be an interesting one, even
if we (the amateurs) won't be as
strong as formerly" And If played
at a close-in course IL probably
would net a worthwhile sum for
some worthy cause.
The match could be patterned
after the Robert Howell Cup Sc
ries, discontinued last year be-
cause so many of the leading anna
teurs already were in the service.
There would be one change-to
enable the amateurs 10 present as
strong a lineup as possible.
In the Howell series. the anna
teur lineup was limited 10 private
club golfers. Now, though, IT is
suggested that the team also be
open 10 public course players, the
selections 10 include the better
players of both groups.
The pros hold the lead, two
matches 10 one, in the Howell Sc
ries AS a result Of the sweep they
scored over the amateurs in the
final, in 1871, at Saginaw Country
Club.
! II also wouldn't be a bad idea
20 revive the District-MGA series.
likewise passed up last summer
because of the war. An event be-
tween private and public course
players. il also could be played for
some war relief organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

been arranged by Selfridge Field
baseball team starting April 30
with Wayne Others on the
schedule are Michigan, Detroit,
Ypsilanti Normal. Michigan State
and Western Michigan The
Selfridge team will compete in the
Michigan Servicemen's League,
which will open May ] -.
Capt. Darwin c. Dudley, former
Michigan State football and track
competitor, is post athletic officer
AT army air force technical school.
Sioux Falls, 5. d. He played
guard at State. 1936-37-38 f.. The
Judo expert ct the post is Staff
Sgt. Bob Montfort. former track
captain at Duke University He
held the Southern Conference pole
vault title Leo Mallory, well
known golf professional. recently
was promoted to sergeant at the
school The middleweight
championship of the school was
won recently by Pvt. George Sal
vadore. who in 1886 ranked as the
No 3 welterweight of the world T..
Some of the Wayne University
boys who left couple of weeks
ago have been placed Three of
them, all football players, Reed
Hagen. Morton Kanfer and Herb
Jeschke. are in the army air corps
at Jefferson Barracks Paul
Kaczander. an intermural official
and Arthur Myzienski. a basket
baller. are with the army air corps
AT Atlantic City .. Tino Asquino
who was a freshman member oil
the grid team. is at Fort Knox
with the armored group John.
athan Williams is at Keesler Field
Biloxi. Miss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
St. Paul and St. Benedict
End CYO Cage Playoffs

Windup or the Catholic Youth
Organizations basketball playoffs
will take place this Sunday at ST
Clair Community Center when ST
Paul and ST Benedict square off
for the heavyweight championship
and Queen of Apostles and San
Francesca tangle for the light
weight crown.
The heavyweight battle has been
billed for 7 p. m. with the light
weight contest an hour before As
a night cap 10 the finals. there
viii be an, exhibition bout be-
tween St Margaret Mary and the
Knights Of Blessed Sacrament from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

Toledo Al S p. m. The Knights
have a record of 50 wins and only
two losses in two years.
Since all four finalsts have lost
one game so far in the playoffs, the
winners will automatically be-
come the new champions. Queen
of Apostles was defeated by San
Francesca last week 37-34, and
San Francesca will be pitching for
its second straight win. ST. Paul
became A finaliSt last week when
il eliminated Queen of Apostles
from the heavyweight playoffs
with 27-24 shading. Queen OF
Apostles was the 1912 champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Billy Conn Is Sent
Out 10 Combat Duty

CAMP LEE. Va. April II CUP)
Cpl. Billy Conn. strong conten-
der for the heavyweight boxing
crown before he Joined the army,
has left Camp Lee in a routine
transfer of general service enlisted
men 10 combat duty" the camp
public relations office revealed to-
night.
Since he was assigned here last
December. Conn has served as
instructor in boxing for cadets and
members of the officers candidate
school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
lI9 in Boston Run

BOSTON. April II GNS)-One
hundred and thirteen pavement
Founders. including a SprInklIng Of
service men. today awaited the
starting gun which will release
them for tho IS mile 3S5 yard
iaunt from IIopkinton 10 Boston
in the annual b. a. A. marathon
TOMORROW.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
KIein-Zim Mat Bout
Taxes faiviaW SPOT

FairV.ew mat funS will sec four
i5-minutC matches Tuesday night
but the one between Louis Klein
and wild Man Zim. who beat
Kloin l2st week, probably will be
most popular. Klcin'S fans hope
he cen lex the clustering mat
uuff"n. C.Nor bouts arc Sort
FuNv Ve. Na,tor Roy; Flash
Gorton vr.- II Man Lewis. and
Wild Eli Thornton vs. Jack
League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Wilson Awaits Call
For First Physical

PITTSBURGH. April II INSl
Pittsburgh Jackie Wilson for.
mer MIA feathcrwclght champ
probably will be- making his last
fight for the duration when M
meets classy Willie Pep. present
feather weight ttleholdcr mex
Monday night IN A l2-round non.
title match AZ the Gardens here
Wilson said he is awaiting or,
dcrS 10 report FOR his first physical
= animation in n few days anc
&at he'll be IN the army shortly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

DEPT.-The Ann Arhor society
woman who called the Harmon
home the morning after ALI
American Tom was reported
missing on his bomber flight
Persisted in a demand the
Harmon'S give her one Of Tom
'9S Jerseys 20 put up In a bond
auction Became 50 heated
in her demands on tic gricvcd
parents that coach II. @. Crislcr.
who was with them. took the
phone and gave her a bristly
brushOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Hayes K. {. Singles
HandbdII Champion

William Hayes is the single
handball champion and Walter
Gaffney-JameS Dunlcavy are dou-
blcS tiileholdcrS Of the Knights Of
Columbus as a result Of their VIC
tories Saturday Hayes trimmed
John AlvcS. 2l-6. PILL. Gaffncy-
Dunleavy defeated Hayes and Ben
Umwin. 1874. 1921. 2l-lO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
on the Hook By LeUis II. Walter
CHASE COURSE HERE TO BE TOUGH
on the Hook

RACING THRILL DEPT. -
Detroiters viii tingle TO more
exciting sights than dead heats
and long shot winners when the
StecplcChaserS start over The
Jumps AZ tho Detroit race track
during the coming meeting
1t Is expected a l6-foot water
jump will be built in front II
tho clubhouse Tho horses
and riders Will have so take II
without benefit OF Mae West
Jackets.
"Charles ID. Pierce of Bloom
field Hills, who IL instrumental
in bringing the jumpers here,
wants the toughest sort Of
Jumps" says Manager George
Lewis.
"The tougher the jumps the
fewer the spills, because the
horses hesitate, gauge their
Jumps when the barrier looks
ticUli They spill over the
Nv ones. which look 80 easy
they don't make an extra
effort"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Steal Of Home
Wins for Sox

CHICAGO. April II GNS)---
Rookie Dick Cutler stole home in
the ninth inning today 10 give the
White SoX a 6-5 victory over the
Cubs and evened the Chicago city
series
Culler'S dash was made after
passes by "Kewpie" Barrett had
the bases filled with two out. The
Cubs piled up q so lead IN the
first three innings. but the SoX
rallied in the fifth and sixth 10
knot the count.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Courier SoftbaII League

Courier softhall league Will hold
a meeting next Thursday AZ Z
p. m, AZ 6l36 Michigan avenue
For information call Vernon
6-92lO after S p m Westward
league teams please take notice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

o n 9 Q. again
Monday nigh I
al Arena Gar
denS Lewis got
the verdict last
week.
An effort is
being made 10
get Jim Londos
10 meet the win
ner Of Monday S
fracaS. O he r
b o U IS on the
{ ard are Ali
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
DiUuL of Pro- Amateur Match for War Relief Urged
SWedish Champ to Walk
In Marathon Here Sunday

Fleming. Detroit; Frank Gersci,
William Schaber and Delbert
Schulcr of Cincinnati, and others.
The event. which starts and
finishes at Local 600 UAW-CIO
headquarters, Dix and Ferney, is
equivalent in distance 10 a little
more than - miles. Half of the
course is along Michigan avenue.
II will start at | y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
BY EDGAR HAYES

Earl Sutton, former No. ] caddie
at North Hills, is en- route home
for a well-earned rest. Earl,
who was a member of the Birming-
ham High golf team, entered the
marines shortly after he reached
his 18th birthday. He served his
time on Guadalcanal and was
wounded. Sutton has recovered
enough TO be sent home for while
and maybe that means a round or
two with some of the fellows he
caddied for before the war. D..
Julius SiegeI, who played lot
of sandlot baseball around De-
troit. is in the army and stationed
at Fort Lewis, Wash. Before
entering the service he worked in
the Diesel Engine division of Gen.
eral Motors. =. He is corporal. 4.
Pfc Grazing M. Klossen, who played
goalie for Northwestern High a
few years back, has arrived some
where in the Middle East, he has
informed his mother. He has
been in the army two years. =.
ASK RING MATERIAL
The boys from Camp Sibert.
Ala. wrote in 10 ask Tor some
boxing equipment, new or used.
They'll pay the mailing. Most
of the boys are from Michigan so
If you can give them lift, write
10 Pvt. Paul Gilmore. Il. s. Army.
9Sth Chemical Compost Co, Camp
Sibert, Ala. >. 1t will be for an
excellent cause.
A former River Rouge and Wy
andotte soldier, Staff Sgt. Bill
Kucyk, has guided the Camp
Davis, y. c., basketball team 10
rs second straight unbeaten sea-
son =. This is the best record of
any. service team Their last
victories were over the Marine
Aviators Of Cherry Point, n. c.,
coached by Il. Lee Hanley. brother
of Pat They we're the only
games lost by Hanley's team g..
Prior 10 his induction, kucyk as
sisted Buck Weaver at River
Rouge High e. He is assistant 10
Capt. Henry A. Johnson, who
played his football at Michigan
State under Jim Crowley and
Charley Bachman -.
Among the outstanding cagerS
on the Camp Davis team were 1t
Bart Greenwood OF Illinois. Ca
Borg Of San Jose State Teachers
and Alb Andorff. who led the team
with an average of II points per
game
Six home and home games have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
4 BOTTLENECK

NEW HOCKEY DEFENSE
During the Stanley Cup play
offs. MANAGER Jack Adams (
the Red Wings took every pre-
caution 10 see that his PLAYERS
were not bothered by wcll-r'oan-
ING hut firing frcrGS. ticket
seekers and even cpc0iCS . .
Jack couldn't FORGET the pla,oTS
in Montreal years goo v'hen
Montreal fans phoncd The Wings
all night bcforc-a ron'r. tNcn
when the phones were s"ut cT.
paraded through the halls with
a hand.
This time all calls were routed
T. rouCh the room Of puhl!c.ty
director Fred 4. Huber Jr. 49,.
Huber passed on tic calls if they
were vital As a result. a
Toronto ticket moochcr. who
first cgn~1 IfrN~r for t'c.ctS.
became increasingly discouraged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

A Swedish champion and most
of the prominent long distance
walkers Of this country will COM
pete for the 25-kilometer National
AAU speed walking championship
in Dearborn this Sunday.
Sune Carlson of Stockholm is
the foreign star who viii race
against such Americans as Bill
Mihalo. Detroit champion: Walter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Crack at Londos
May Be Mat Plum
Photo by Times stan Photographic

Ed tSuangler) Lewis, who has
held the heavyweight wrestling
five times, viii meet
Danny OMahoncy, who held il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
START LAYOUT

An expert from the National
Hunt Association is 10 lay out
the course this week II looks
like our race track by the rail-
road track is going 20 have a bit
OF class, with the blue-bloodS
from Aiken and the other hunt
ing centers going after some
chunks Of that purse money
OUT OF TIE WOODWORK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Yankees Popular

One-thrd Of the attendance at
home games Of the New York
Yankees is estimated 10 be out
Of-tOWncrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
The Greater Game
CADDIE ON WAY HOME
FROM GUADALCANAL

(This column on athletes IN The
service appears every Wednesday
and Sunday. Send your notes TO
Edgar Hayes, The Detroit
Tinles.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
Scf hhU re- D,}os

; NEW YORK, April II up
The National AAU annual track
and fio'd cha~'pionShipe will be
held At Now Nork's Thorough
Stadium. June 10 and 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

PaSha rs. Joe FerrOnl. Morris Sha-
piro vs.. Nick Billings and r Q n c
LaBellc Us. Maurice LaChapclle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
SandIot Xmas
Look Good as
Opener Nedrs

Unless Leroy Rupert OF the
national champion Auto Club runs
into a bale Of misfortune. he will
direct another formidable outfit
when Detroit Amateur Baseball
Federation season opens May ?.
While losses to the services and
other causes were severe he is
filling vacancies with qualified
Chevrolets. up from Class B I'M
der Morris Berger. also took Sc
we're jolts, but Berger, and his
coach, Frank Shields. believe that
in spite of the departure of main
stays they will offer no soft touch.
Rupert has Anthony Bukovich,
pitcher; Max Cierpilowski, catcher;
William Ebranyi. first base. and
Art LaPointe. second. back from
1912. George Gira, from Sans,
Glass B champions, is around for
third, and Don Cantwell, short
stop, is from JAW ia.
MOORE A HITTER
No outfeld places are definitely
assigned. At present il looks like
Leo McKenna, Jack Mayhem, Ed
die Moore and John Danish. Moore,
impressive by his batting, was
with Grand Rapids in the Michi-
gan State League last season.
RUPERT is looking for another
catcher 10 relieve Cierpilowski.
Bert Fodor, no recruit pitcher,
comes 10 Auto Club from Chevro-
lets. Jay Miller, lefthander, is
the recruit. He is from Arizona.
Danish was with AlteS in 1912.
Nick Schenk. first base; Russell
Vein, Shortstop; James Hogue,
third; and Mitchell Chetkovich,
pitcher. are the Chevrolet nu-
cleus. Manager Berger is after
He has a new pitcher.
Floyd Pfifer. 6 feet 3 inchs. 2t0
pounds, 80 years old, who may off,
set the departure of Fodor TO
Auto Club.
WITH LANSING
Vein was with Lansing in the
Michigan State last summer.
.Hogue is a brother Of Wilbert
Sonny Hogue, the Fairview
HogucS.
Auto Club lost Dave Nelson and
Norman Pichan 10 the services.
Gerritt Brandt, Walter Hajdyla
Walter Lacey and Clarence Chap
PIE viii NOT be available.
Chevrolets are minus Harry
Page, John Rapacz. Walter Mo-
leSek, Walter Sierra and Bill Besse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18
) TIMES AND OFT

When he made his fifth call
in five minutes, asked for trainer
Honey Walker and again heard
Huhcr'S polite tones greeting
him. he collapsed IN the lobby
Of the RoNaI~York That's
why Red Wing officials nov
call him "Boftloneck" Huber.
RIGHT WITH THE Play
ERS--Graham HoveN the Young
ms war correspondent who has
received frequent mention in the
stories Of TuniSian fighting.
covered the Red Wings last
season for the international
News Service bureau in The
Detroit Tires Office =. Paul
Williams. of the radio. n great
Rcd VIM booster who acted as
master Of ceremonies on trophy
NIGHT goes into the navy this
week.
Gully Simon, who received the
EGG Cup as the l0W-scorinc
Wing, declared his feelings were
injured because his trophy YVES
rot on disrlav with the S'~r'Cv
CUP. Pr nee Of Wales and Nez ma
trophies at the victory banquet
-. He was tod he had dis
qualified himself by scoring
against The Maple Leafs in the
playoflS at Toronto.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-18

as he then tried Jack Adams.
scout Carson Cooper and Jimmy
Orlando, but wound up with
Huber each time.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Partial Se|f-Seryice
Instituted Here by
Department Stores
Signs Describe Goods,
Buyer Selects Articles,
Pays at Central Desk

Faced With . shortage Of man
power, several large downtown de-
partment stores have instituted self
service or-as they prefer to call It
self selection counters.
Charles B. Dulcan, ST., vice presi-
dent and general manager Of Tho
Hecht o., where self-selection
counters have been tried for sew
eral months in . number Of depart
ments, said he had seen enough Of
the plan to be willing to proceed
with it. Kann's, Palais Royal and
Lansburgh also reported some SELF
selection counters.
Mr.. Dulcan said the basement Of
Hecht's now was fllled largely with
self-selection counters, including one
on infants wear, mems furnishings
and children's wear. Here Is the
way 1t works for "tots' dresses:
Above the rows OF little dresses
are several signs, the top reading.
Select your merchandise and for
speedy service please take it to the
desk at the center of the floor"
Beneath this sign are others which
give the sizes, prices and materials.
At the center desk where several
clerks are stationed, the customer
pays and gets his article wrapped.
Mr.. Dulcan said he thought the
system had two advantages: one.
1t makes IL easier to pick goods out;
two, there was now "a pathway" to
the point of service. He empha-
sized, however, that some clerks
were available to serve customers.
John J. Hasley. vice president and
general manager of Palais Royal,
said arrangements had been made
for customers to select such articles
as handbags and toilet goods them
selves and then take them to a
clerk. In the dress and coats Sec
tions, he said, customers more or
less help themselves"
"You can't make it entirely SELF
service" Mr.. Hasley said. He ex-
planned that women want to know
II buttons can be moved on dresses
and coats or if other alterations can
be made. He said that the self
selection system had been growing
for the past year"
At the Lansburgh department
store, the maintenance superintend-
ent, Herman Neugass, said that in a
number Of departments they have
installed new fixtures and clearly
marked the sizes. colors and prices
Of the articles. This makes 1t pos
sible, he said, for the customer to
buy with asking less questions or to
select an article alone.
Self-service plans. 1t is under
stood, have been tried in department
stores in various sections of the
country.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Dr.. Raids 10 Address
Welfare Group Divisions

The psyc,1iatric effect Of war on
individual and family life viii be
discussed by DR.. Isadore Raids at
the annual meeting Of the family
welfare and child welfare d.
visions Of the Council Of Social
Agencies at 1915 pm. Tuesday In
the YwCA. Seventeenth and K
streets NV. .
Dr.. Raids is professor Of psychi-
airy ut the Georgetown University
school OF medicine.
Action is expected to b taken at
the meeting on . plan tor merging
the family and child welfare d.
visions. A resume Of the work Of
both divisions will be given by Mrs.
Henry p. Chandler, chairman Of
the child welfare group.
Mrs. Frank A. Linzel, chairman
Of the family welfare division, viii
preside.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

Corpl. Funk Cerpl. Funkhoussr.
houser, 26, is the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. F. Funkhouser. A native OF
Gordonsville, Va, he was educated
In the District and graduated from
Eastern High School.
Before entering the Army in Sep
tember. 1941, he was employed by the
Adams Printing Co.
His mother said she was informed
by the War Department on May
that he had been slightly wounded
on April 8. A letter received from
him last Thursday, she said, indi-
Evening star., 1943-05-23
lWl|Ikie Joins Committee
On u. 5. History instruction

Wendell Willkie has Joined the
Committee on American History
which endeavors to rejuvenate
American history instruction in the
public schools. 1t was announced
yesterday by Hugh Russell Fraser,
1890 Summit place NV, chairman
Of the committee.
Mr.. Fraser recently conducted q
Nationwide survey Of college fresh
mems knowledge Of American his
tory. The survey revealed "woeful
ignorance" on the part Of majority
Of the students. Mr.. Fraser found.
Mr.. Fraser, who recently severed
his connection with the Office Of
Education, has become consulting
editor OF News of the Nation, q
historical newspaper published by
Doubleday, Doran 6S Co.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
Red Cross 10 Recruit 80
Nurses Monthly Here

Requested by the Army and Navy
Surgeons General to act as ofiicial
recruiting agency for Army and
Navy nurses, the Red Cross has
completed plans for organization OF
the District Red Cross Nurse Re-
cruitment Committee, J. Clifford
Folger, chairman of the District
chapter, has announced. H.
A committee has been appointed to
recruit minimum of 80 nurses per
month in the Washington area.
Members of this committee are:
Sister NJ. Olivia Gowan, dean OF
Evening star., 1943-05-23

ant in the high ssrgt cratsn. 3.
school cadet corps there before his
graduation. He studied accounting
and worked rs a plumber until his
induction in the Army in October,
194l. He served four months ut
Camp Croft, s. c., later being sent
to North Ireland and thence to
Africa.
Prior to his Army service he was
a member Of the Alexandria division