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La gaceta., 1943-01-25
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fla mas asombrcAa caraceOI
rfstica de esta adverse cempar
fla de publicidad es que hk tent
do su origen dentro de la pelo-
Ia professional. Els mi deber dar
cifras y hechos tomados de los
libros y que pueden servir de
base a los que dudan.
Isl todas las ligas AA, AL y
A y sus 4s novenas funcionan
en- 1943, y 81, por ejemplo, lue-
gan solo la mitad de las ligas
B, C y D, y solo la mitad de los
1856 salen al campo, coaectiva-
mente requeriran 1871 pelote-
ros de los 1912 que las reglas
permitieron a ~nuestras ligas y
novenas en- 1912.
"Teniamos mas de SS1 pelote-
ros en- las listas de activos e in.
activos al terminarse la tempo
rada de 1912, que no podran ju
gar en- 1913.
"Para las 16 ligas, en- 1913,
tendremos un exceso de 2lO pc
loteros sobre ell total de los que
las reglas senalan para la lista
de peloteros activos.
"De los 2,431 p~eloteros colo
cados en- la defensa nacional y
volutariamente retirados desde
octubre l de 1910, muchos va
estaban i~nactivos y por 10 tantc
la perdida meta, con motive de
la guerra, no ha sido grande.
mo hay razones que nos i'm
pidan dominar los obstaculos
en- las memories y que podamoS
jugar 10 mismo que en- las ma.
yores."
Los que auguran Ell desastrf
no conocen bien al pueblo anne
ricano, que esta encarihado cor
un deporte favorito.
La gaceta., 1943-01-25
RUFFING PIDE BATES VIE
JOS Y EQUIPO

New York, Enero 25-El pre-
sidente de los Yankees, Ed Bar
row, recibi6 aver una carta de
Red Ruffings, ell famOso pitch
err que ahora pertenece a la
Fuerza de Aviacion, pidiendole
bates viejos y alg1n equipo.
"Red" pertenece a ia rama dc
educaci6n ffsica y organizara
Varias novenas lie pelota en- L
Beach, California.
Sc NECESITA una sonora
latina para ayudar a los queha-
ceres de una casa. Lame por' e.
TELEFONO M 56-963.
La gaceta., 1943-01-25

Londres, Enero 25.-Un CRU
po de noruegos recien llegados
a Inglaterra han narrado sus a.
ventures. Entire ellos habia una
mujer con dos nihos pequehos.
Cuando Sc lie dijo la admiration
que producia su valor al aban-
donar el hogan para lanzarse a
pasar muehos dias azarosos en-
I'm pequeho bote alberto, a ira
YES de las inhoSpitalarias a.
guas del Mar de Norte, la mur
jer Sc limit6 o conteStar: Hoy
dia hace falta mas valor para
viyir en- Noruega bajo el yugo
aleman que para huir de ella"
Esta mujer, consciente de
que el fraeaSo de su intento e.
| uuiyalia a eneontrar la muerte
en- manos de Ia Gestapo, es una
de tantas entire una multitud de
heroinas an6nimas. Pertenece a
Ia gran ~hermandad de aquellas
para quienes Ell valor indomable
la caracidad de sufrimiento y
determination de derrocar la IL
rama nazi constituyen actual =
mente Ia Gnica finalidad de su
existencia.
Pero, las oportunidades de u
ma huida -por peligrosa q. sea
son muy escasas. La gran ma
sa de mujeres de la Europa o.
cupada tienen que permanecer
por ahora bajo Ell yugo nazi,
aunque 10 odien con toda su al
ma. No cejan un momento en- su
r~esistencia pasiva, y Sc han uni
do a la poblaci6n masculine pa
ra tomar parte activa en- la lu-
cha.
hace pocos dias llegaron a
Londres noticias de la deten-
ci6n de treinta muchachas mo-
ruegas que trabajan en- una ia
brica, por haber distribuido pc
ri5dicos clandestinos. Ell exito
de esta prensa clandestina en- la
Europa ocupada es debida en-
gran parte a la collaboration de
las mujeres, quienes no vacilan
en- arriesgar sus vidas para dar
noticias verdaderas a sus COM
patriotas. No solamente distri
buyen los peri6dicos ayudan
tambien, a su confecci6n mate
rial. Hace POGO Sc supo la de-
tenci6n de las hermanas de
nacionalidad nOruega- que
han estado viviendo durante to-
do un ano en- un sotano, dedica-
das a esta labor. Por la miSma
epoca fueron ahorcadas doce
mujeres en- Poznan (Polonia)
acusadas de distribuir perio6di
cos clandestinos.
La Sra. Lvonne Robert -lla-
mazda la segunda enfermera Ca
La gaceta., 1943-01-25
NO HABRA H~UNDIMIENTO
EN- LAS LIGAS MEMORIES
Ell Baseball professional hace
campana contra Ell Baseball

Durham, Carolina del Norte.
Enero 25.-E presidente de la
Association de Ligas Professions
les de Pelota, William G. Bran
ham, declare aqui que habra su
ficiente peloteros para la pro
xima temporada.
"Existe, o parece existir, I'm
organizado eSfuerzo para ex-
tender ante ell p1blico una tetri-
ca prediction sobre ell future de
Ia pelota organizada durante es
ia 'emergencia.'
La gaceta., 1943-01-25

-
FL programa de esta noche,
en- ell Canedromo de Sulphur
Springs, Sc cOmpone de once
carreras.
Para la novena han sido Sc
leccionados estos ejemplares
Shadrack, Ken Barmier, Sill
yer Zephyr, Five Thirty, Spot
Bottle, Lady Gin, Flying Mad y
Bobby Mac.
Competiran en- la octava, cor
la distancia de sic de una mi
lila, Brucker, Rock Springs, Lir
ger Awhile. John Maloney, e.
Jeep, Service, Painted Beauty
Roll Dice.
La gaceta., 1943-01-25

New York, Enero 25.-En
los programs de boxeo de Ia
naci6n, para esta semana, ngu'
ran el campe6n del peso ban
tam, Mnnuel Ortiz, de Los An.
geles, Y el campe6n del peso dc
pluma, Willie Pep, de Hartford
Connecticut.
Ortiz defendera su titulo,
Is asaltos, ell microbes por Ia
noche, en- Oakland, teniendo dc
adversario a Jorge Freitas, dc
SAN Jose. La corona de Ortiz lie
fue otorgada por la Association
Nacional de Boxeo.
Ell viernes, en- New York,
Willie Pep, Ell campe6n del peso
de pluma, tendra de contrario
a Allie Steliz, ell notable pugil
del peso ligero. No Sc discutlra
la corona del primero, por Guam
to ell match" solo durara diez
asaltos.
En- Hollywood, California, Ell
viernes, Richie Lemos peleara
q diez rounds" con Vicente
DelpOorto, peso ligero neoycr-
quino.
Big Boy Brown, de Detroit,
peso complete, peleara hoy, en-
Baltimore con Harry Bobo, ell
negro de Pittsburg. Sc ACADIA de
senalar al combate un limte de
Is asaltos.
Para hoy aparecen anuncia'
dos estos encuentros a pelota'
EOS:
En- Filadelfia, Jose BaSera.
de Puerto Rico, peso mediano
con Johnny Walker, a diez asa.
tos; Gus Dorazio, de Filadelfia
contra Berbert MARSHALL de N
York, peso complete, 10 round
Mike Belloise, de New York, pr
SO ligero, contra Johnny Hut
Crimson, de Filadelfia, 10 round
En- San Francisco, Luis Kis Co
Goa tendra de antagonists q
Earl Turner, peso weller de
Richmond, California, 10 asal'
tos; en- Washington, combate
entire All Davis, del peso weller
contra frankie Willis; en- New
York, Make Shapiro contra
Morris Parker, peso ligero; en-
Newark, Joe Carter, de Rome
New York, frente a Billy Grant
Ge Orange, New Jersey, peso
mediano.
Martes: En- Portland, Maine,
Lefty La Chance, de Lisboa,
Maine, contra Abe Denner, de
Boston, peso de pluma; en- Los
Angeles, Jackie Byrd, de BLY,
theville Arkansas, contra JACK
Chase, de Denver, peso media
no; en- Buffalo, New York, Bot
by McQuillan, peso ligero, con
ira Armando Stella, ocho asal-
tos; en- Jersey City, New Jer,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01
APRIL

Apr. kappa Phi tankers win
swimming contest.
Apr. 10-Ypsilanti seniors swim
to $3.50 victory over the sophie
mores in the Ypsiianti High School
pool, with the freshmen taking
third.
=ApF fS-A Michigan Normal Col,
lege quintet scored an overwhelm-
ing victory over a squad from the
University OF Toledo when plans
for a triangular track meet were
exploded when Central Michigan
failed to appear.
Apr. 22-Michigan Normal base
ball team returns to home base af-
ter completing a successful 675
mile road trip which netted three
victories in four days.
Apr. 23-Lincoln nine hammers
out win over Belleville. but the
cinder squad loses contest.
Apr. 24-Fifteen men are left
stranded on the bases as Huron
nine loses to University of Detroit.
6 to 5.
Apr 25-Bill Cummins OF Rice
Institute, defeats Whitley Had, Nor.
NAL College runner, in Drake Re-
lays.
Apr 27-University of Michigan
baseball team takes advantage of
a trio Of Normal College pitchers
to hang up a 1874 triumph.
Apr 2S--Roosevelt High School
basketball team scores surprise vic
tory over River Rouge, TO {.
John Kelly, Ypsilanti hurler, turns
in two hit performance TO defeat
Lincoln Park, 2 TO /.
Apr. 29-Normal tennis team
blanks Toledo University players.
Apr. 30--Ann Arbor High net
tefs bow TO Ypsilanti High play.
ers, to !.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01
OCTOBER

oct. AT least ave changes
have been made In the normal grid
squad in preparation for Fridays
game; changes have also been
made In the Braves lineup.
Oct. 2-Eftectiytly mixing decep'
ton and power, Flat Rock defeated
Roosevelt $50 Thursday.
Oct. 3-Hurons stem Hope rally
in last minutes TO win, 1879; lpsi-
lanti holds Plymouth to IS In
home opener.
oct. S-Michigan Normars pow
er-runner. Krawczak, not able 20
play in Illinois game because Of
foot injury.
oct. Roosevelt loses to Romu.
lus team, liS.
oct. Hurons beat Illinois
Normal ~: End Standen lost 10
squad through leg fracture.
oct. la-Local rid squads begin
ming training for week end attempt
to enter names on win lists.
oct. l7-Michigan Normal de-
teated at start by Mt Pleasant.
Score: 40.
Oct. 2l-A determined L. Of NJ.
football team will give their all
in an attempt TO snag the little
brown Jug away from Minnesota
this week end.
oct. 22-Normal bsckheld short
age worries coach as he prepares
for opener Homecoming week. prep
squads still seeking first win.
Oct. e4-Normsl barriers score
spectacular victory over Michigan
Central. Rutilio EnZastiga finishes
in lead; Wayne favored in Normal
contest.
Oct. 26-Trick plays aid Hurons
in 1912 deadlock with Wayne.
Oct. 3l-Birmingham defeats
Braves, 1910, as locals suffer sixth
loss in last home contest OF sea
son.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01
State Police Streamlined
to Meet War Emergencies

and civilian defense leaders In
setting up more than 400 primary
and secondary observation posts.
An activity that started several
months before Pearl Harbor has
come into greatest usefulness AMI
value in the FIRST year OF war. This
is the division to combat subver'
sive activity. Working closet,
with the FBI, reports OF un-Ameri
can activity. sabotage and suspect
ed espionage are closely checked.
Little Sabotage
Despite the fact that Michigan
has become virtually the keystone
OF war supply through It's highly de
veloped industrial capacity, inst
ances OF sabotage have been few
and OF minor effect. This fact. II
the opinion OF Commissioner or
lander. bespeaks the effectiveness
OF his new division in setting ~
protective measures and maintain
ing close surveillance OF suspected
persons.
Though developments In war In
dustry required the opening OF a
new post during the year, building
restrictions made IL necessary for
the new detachment To 90 Into 4
rented building rather than one Of
the standard police post buildings
The new post is at Centerline, In
Macomb County. In the Hudson
Naval Armory-Chrysler Tank Plant
area.
Despite the great reduction oi
personnel through officers entering
the armed forces. the necesslties
OF rubber conservation caused Of
fcers OF the state police to hold IN
| highway patrol to the limit In d
compilation OF patrol activity for
the first ten months Of the yea
IL is shown that 2.ilSl53S miles
were covered on patrol 2,467,13l
miles in handling complaints am
S26.63l miles in other police work
I Thus. a total Of 6.il2.300 miles I.
shown for the l0-month period.
ono important personnel change
In administration occurred durina
/ the year. Captain Ira H. Marmon
/ chief Of the bureau NJ Identification
and superintendent Of the detectivp
I division. retired from active ser
vice and was succeeded by Captain
Harold Mulhar. Marmon's former
assistant In the detective division
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01
NOVEMBER

Nov. Wayne upsets Ypsilanti
In Class h barrier competition;
Normal ties for second In national
cross country meet.
Nov. City prep eleyens still
seek first win: Roosevelt will end
season this week end with Ave &C
counted losses.
Nov. Clyde King, Ypsllanti
High grid star, will miss the
Braves battle with Ann Arbor
tonight because OF an injured shoul-
der.
Nov. 6-As their hnal contribu.
ton TO a victory'less season, the
Roosevelt eleven contributes a 21'l9
score to Chelsea.
Nov. michigan Normal takes
a strong Hillsdale grid squad to
the tune OF 1913 at the last home
game.
Nov. lo-Alma and Central rank
as the only undefeated elevens In
the state.
Nov. 11-Braves are drilling for
last two games. Plan final victory
squirt.
Nov. l2-Dr. Lloyd Odds holland
cold cross country squad will at
tempt to successfully defend
its Michigan AAU championship
against the challenge of Michigan
State and Kalamazoo.
Nov. 13-Headlining the first
wrestling show OF the season are
frankie Hart and Eddie Lewis.
Nov. 14-Braves lamp Howell.
$50 to win first grid battle.
Nov. 16-Albion downs Normal
1910 to end Huron football season.
Nov. 1s--Five seniors face last
game In high school prep careers
in Ecorse tonight.
Nov. 20-Braves finish grid sea-
son with 45-0 loss to Ecorse; begin
cage plans.
Nov. 2l-Indoor prepsters face
gasoline problem as they start sea.
son practice.
Nov. 24-Basketball and swim
ming practice get under way at
Roosevelt and Ypsilsnti High
Schools.
Nov. 30--Leo Jensen defeats
Rufus Jones on points In thrilling
wrestling match at Armory.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01
Athletic Teams Have Active Program lin 1912

seventh TO defeat Paper Mil team
in City League contest
July s2-Steve Stevenson, di-
minutive 942 hurler, follows one
hit game with a two hit shutout
over Gas, tanning 10 batters.
July 23-Softbsll leaders con
tinue pace in city league with s1b
Receiving forfeit to keep unde-
feated record.
July 24-Ciesielski pitches two
hit shutout TO defeat 942 team and
put PSI Receiving in second place.
July 25--Recreation nine troun'
ces Prospect 10 remain at top IN
Junior Recreation League baseball
standings.
July 27-9S2 team takes adyant-
age OF errors 10 upset 9sl ReceiV-
ing by score Of 10 5.
July 2S-975 loses FIRST game as
Stevenson allows leaders but two
hits as 9i2 wins.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01
SEPTEMBER

Sept. l-Denton wins City Leagu-
baseball title by defeating s75, by
10 0 score.
Sept. 7-Prospects look good here
for successful bowling season.
Sept. Sal WStrous. nationally
known golfer. shoots a 81 on Wash
tenaw Country Club course.
Sept. l3-Joe Green wins title
OF champion golfer at Washtenaw
Country Club by defeating owen
Campbell in the SO hole finals.
Sept. l5-Women bowlers open
season here.
Sept. lS-Ypsilanti High School
Braves drop initial football contest
to Melvindale. 81 to 0.
Sept. 25-Alma downs Normal
In opener with continual use uf
the mousetrap play bewilderlng the
Normal men. Lincoln Park track
squad defeats Ypsilanti team. 90.
80. and football team loses TO Lin
coin Park, 1870. Roosevelt High
School football team drops game TO
Dundee. $50.
Sept. 26-Continued use OF mouse
trap play bewilders Normal men as
they lose, li-6. to Alma in opener
Sept. 2s-Melvin Harbart and
Marjorie Row. state golf champs.
played a Red Cross bentit match
in spite OF biting cold weather.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01
MAY

May Edward Gilday. Normal
College pitcher, singles to score
winning run as Hurons triumph
over Hillsdale College baseball
team, S to s.
May 2-Blaze Of glory envelopes
Whitley Had in his last competi-
tive appearance at Briggs Field
He paced Michigan Normal track
sters in their 1854 win over Ohio
University.
May 4--Ypsilanti High School
ace tennis team takes sixth straight
meet by defeating River Rouge
May slough Riders down Sa.
line, II to 5 in seven inning thrill
er.
May 6-John Kelly. Ypsilanti
High Schools first string pitcher.
scores second win as team defeats
Dearborn, : TO 4.
May 7-Ipsilant High METERS
defeat Ecorse as team marches into
its seventh consecutive victory.
May Sired Hobbs gives up hut
six hits as Hurons defeat Detroit
University. ? to J.
May miami University OF OK
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01

Lansing, Jan. l--UP- Stroamlin
ing OF Michigans State Police force
TO serve new war-born needs has
been the principal development IN
law enforcement during 1912. Com
missioner Oscar q. Olander said
today.
During the year, some l5O troop
ers left state service to don uni
forms OF soldiers, sailors and ma
rines. Such losses in highly train
ed police personnel have been
severely felt. Orlander said, but the
state force faces 1943 with a close
ly.knit organization adequate TO
protect the home front,
Take Place OF Men
As In other fields, the year just
ending saw women take the place
OF many men off at war. Women
employees have taken over account
ing work and positions in the com
munications division. Training
classes are In progress to equiv
women for work in the criminal
Identification division. a bureau ex
ceeded in size only by the FBl.
Foremost In recent months, the
Michigan State Police have com
pleted a two-way radio installation
that gives the state one OF the
most complete communication sy5'
tens In the country
Through this sy. TEN, every post
and every patrol car is equipped
with frequency meditation trans
hitting and receiving units that
permit instantaneous eommunica'
ton. on the basis OF timo ordin-
arily lost with one-way connection.
It is estimated that the new system
affords 30 per cent increase in ser
vice to the public without increased
personnel
Military Significance
The military significance OF the
installation is apparent when II i
explained that the system operat -
on batteries In cars and auxiliary
power installations at the stations
Thus. the system can carry on In
event OF disasters or military de
velopments that might put out 81
operation local utilities.
Another development linked
closely with the war has been part
lcipation In the organization Of n
state aircraft warning service. 81
the request OF military authorities
the state police have shared with
the state conservation department
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01

July 1-Recreation Director Ed
win Shadford announces eight
weeks program on city's play
grounds.
July City League OF Is teams
is organized at meeting in Ypsi-
lanti High School.
July Pitching duel between
975's Jerry Boritzki and Mel Fras-
er of 945 turns out to be the fea-
ture attraction OF the City League
softball opening with 915 finally
winning
July S-Close games feature City
League softball contests with 975
winning from 9Sl: 9S2 Gauge de
feating Ford: and Motor State tr!-
umphing over Central Specially. all
by a one run margin.
July 9-Three teams. 9s2 Gauge,
915 and Motor State go into tie for
City League lead.
July 10--Southpaw Willis How.
ard turns in three-hit pitching per
Torrance as 9Sl Receiving wins
over 9Sl Shipping.
July 11-Junior baseball games
start in local parks with Prospect
team swapping Rough Riders at
Recreation, 17-3.
July 13-Pitchers win for 9si Re.
ceiying as team beats 9i5.
July l4-Denton eliminates 1872
Gauge from undefeated ranks, hIc
1888, 974 and Motor State continue
perfect records.
July l5-Motor State suffers first
loss in City League by losing 10
aggressive 9s2 Layout team.
July 16-975 wins softball lea
que lead by defeating 933 by So
score.
July 17-Leslie Bruckner, son-in.
law Of Or and Mrs. Lloyd Olds,
receives his commission as an
ensign in the U. s. Navy.
July ls-Prospect and RecTea-
ton remain deadlocked in Junior
league as Prospect clips Harriet
and Recreation downs Rough Rid.
ers.
July 20-Layout team tallies and
scores three runs in last OF the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01

fort. O.. upset prestige OF Nor
mai College track team by admins.
tering a 81 10 40 drubbing.
May ll-Fred Hobbs pitches all
the way as the Normal nine beats
a University of Michigan team. 5
to /.
Nav l2-Lincoln baseball team
scores victory over Romuius, 10 l.
May Through Riders down
Chelsea Is 10 6, making good use
OF nine hits. -
MAY l4-Roosevelt tennis team
wins fourth match. so. with Do
troit University School the victims.
May I5-Michigan state College
track team submerges the Michigan
state Normal College team and rep
resentatives of eight other teams
in the 9th renewal of the State
intercollegiate track champion
ships.
Nav 16-Mighty Monroe High
School track team counts heavily
in all events TO reign supreme in
the 10th annual regional champion
ships at Briggs Field.
May lS-With their ninth con
secutive victory, a Al win over
Dearborn High, the Ypsilanti High
METERS claim the Twin Valley Ath-
letic Association title, their hrst
title in many yeas.
May l9-Normal golf team cracks
losing streak with an III win
over the University Of Toledo
team.
May 20-Roosevelt runners
swamp Chelsea thinclads, 7l13 to
20l..
May 21-Mickey Cochrine's Blue
Jackets from Great Lakes Naval
Training Station. swamps Hurons,
IA to in twilight contest at Briggs
Field.
May 22-Rousing victory over
Dundee rings down curtain. for
Lincoln High baseball team.
May 23-Alert Michigan State
baseball nine wins over Hurons.
AZ in a game featured by Ave err
rors and two passed balls.
May 25-Ypsilanti High School
golf team beats Wayne, 1870.
May 26-Ypsilani High baseball
team loses in last inning 10 Ann
Arbor, 6 TO 8. and Roosevelt Rough
Riders lose to Saline, 3 to l.
May 27-Charles Oxley and VIII
liam Van Week tangie in batting
duel as Normal baseball team de-
feats Wayne, 10 to 6.
May 2s-Ypsilanti High School
wins T. V. a. 4. golf title.
May 3O-Blond Charles Had CT
the Normal, and dusky Bill Watson,
OF Detroit Police, win individual
honors as Detroit Police dethrone
Normal as team champions in
Michigan AAU track and field car
niyal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01
DECEMBER

Dec. 2--Forward position both.
ers Coach Leo Hutchison In Braves
cage opener.
Dec. Swimming squads drill
for season: unique interscholastlc
swimming contest suggested by
Coach Shadford. using no gas.
Dec. 5-Birmingham defeats Up
SLANT High School on points in
overtime thriller in cage opener.
Dec. 7-B gasoline cards sug-
gested to transport athletic teams.
Dec. S-Close con,es- expected
in Wayne-Huron net battle.
Dec l0-Sampier swishes net in
final seconds to win opener for
Hurons.
Dec 1.-THE Roosevelt Rough
Riders lost it's cage opener to Ann
Arbor 3S-15: Braves fall to Dear
born.
Dec. 1i-Hurons to meet squad
OF six.footers in Bowling Green
team.
Dec. 15-"Gentleman Dale" Had.
dock TO tackle Rough Rufus"
Jones in next wrestling match.
Dec. l6-Normal victim of 64-47
defeat by Bowling Green.
Dec. 17-Ypsilani High School
wins first cage contest as Wayne
bows, 10 TO is.
Dec. 1s-First home game won
by Roosevelt High School cagers.
Have rs to 10 win over Alumni.
Dec. is--Lefty PAGER defeats Gil
LaCross in exciting wrestling
match.
Dec. 29-Election OF Donald
Hossler as captain OF Normal Gel.
lege cross country team for I943
announced.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-01

June 4-Climaxing a very sue
cessful season, Ypsilanu High
School athletes are awarded letters
in their respective sports at the
annual athletic honors assembly
June Normal tracksters
choose George Cole as captain for
next year.
June 6-Michigan Normal loses
1915 baseball contest to Michigan
State in game played in East Ian.
sing. Jinx continues as Whitley
Had loses both high and low hur1-
les races at Marquette stadium in
Milwaukee.
June S-Trio OF three year men
on Normal baseball team, Shada,
Oxley and Hutchins, lead in bat
ting over Il game period.
June 9-Michigan Normal athls.
tic board OF control approves
awards for participants in track,
baseball. golf and tennis.
June 10-School children have
great fun at annual field day with
Central Grades and Harriet chill
dren at Recreation Park. and Pros.
pect children at Prospect Park.
June l9-Whitey Had, Normal
runner, creates sensation at Ma
tional senior AAU championship
meet in New York by setting a
new record in the 200 meters low
hurles in the preliminaries
June 29-Four sandlot baseball
teams. Harriet, Camp Legion, Lin.
coin and Central are organized
here.
June 30-Charles Nemeth, Nor
NAL College graduate and athlete,
enlists in Naval Air Corps. Lin
coin Railsplitters triumph over Cen
trail in initial contest in Recreation
Baseball League, and Camp Lee
gion forfeits to Harriet.