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The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-06-01
WILLIAM CAsHEN VISITING

William Cashen has been visiting Douglas friends and relatives this past week. Son of Mrs. Sadie Cash en, he is a Professor at the Uni versity of Alaska at College.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-24
Legal Notices
MoRraAaE BALE


Default having been made in the
terms and conditions Of certain
mortgage made by Ralph NJ. Wright
and Maude Wright. his wife. OF Ypsi-
lanti. WAshtena'w County. Michigan,
MortEaEors, 20 Lowrie g. Webb Lum-
tion, OF Dearborn, Wayne County.
Michigan. Mortgage. dated the 9th
day OF April, A. ID. l9f8..qnd record
ed In the office OF the Register OF
Deeds. for tho County OF Washtenaw
and State OF Michigan, on tho 20Ch
day OF April, A. -. 1913. ~ liber 231
or Mortgages on Page 447, which said
mortgage was thereafter on, to-wit
tho 10Th day OF April a. ID. l9t3. as
signed 10 Allied Building Credits
Inc. a Delaware Corporation, by AS
signment and recorded on April goth,
l943 in the office Of the Register OF
Deeds for said County ~ Wnshtenaw
In Liber 20 OF Assignments on page
100, on which mortgage there IL
claimed to he due, Mt the date of this
notice, for principal and interest, the
sum Of two thousand five hundred
and five and i0-l00 V2,5Od.lO Dol
lars.
No suit or proceedings at law or
In equity having been instituted 10
recover the debt secured by said
mortgage or any part thereof. Now,
therefore. by virtue OF the power OF
sale contained In said mortgage, and
pursuant 10 tho statute Of the state
OF Michigan in such case made and
provided. notice Is hereby e. ven that
on Friday. the 25th day Of August
a. d, 1914, at 1900 O'Clock Noon
Eastern War Time. said mortgage
Will be foreclosed by n sale Mt public
auction 10 the highest bidder Mt tho
southerly or Huron street entrance
TO tho WAshtenRw County Court
House in the city OF Ann Arhor,
Washtenaw County. Michigan Chat
being the building where the Circuit
Court for the County OF Washtenaw
In held. OF the premises described In
said mortgage, or 80 much thereof
as may be necessary TO pay the
amount due, Ms aforesaid, on said
mortgage with the interest thereon
Mt six per cent $50 and all legal
costs. charges and expenses, includ-
ing the attorney fees allowed by law.
and also any sum or sums which
may be paid by the undersigned
necessary 10 protect his interest in
the premises. Which said premises
are described as follows: All that
certain piece OF parcel or land situate
in the Township OF YpsilAnti. IN the
County OF Washtenhw and state OF
Michigan and described as follows.
to-Wit.
Lot numbered Ssventy-thres (73)
Grove Park Subdivision, OF the West
Half ~ OF the North Thirty
acres OF the East Hair (Elk) OF the
southeast Quarter (SEhtD and tho
North Eight acres OF the East Hair
tEi5) or the North Thirty acres OF
the East Hair CEia) OF the Southeast
Quarter tSEk) Of Section 2. Town
South. Range East according 10
tho plat thereof Rs recorded Ia Liber
County Records
Dated at Detroit. Michigan, May
10, 1914,
ALLIED BUILDING CREDITS. INC.
Assignee OF MortgaRee.
EVERETT ~ WELLS,
Attorney for Assignes OF
Mortgages.
Adv 1-El4
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-24
all, A. Wallace,
Mistaken For Bow

MILTON. Mass.-UP-Arthur y.
Wallace. Milton. who has been des-
cribed as n ~tall, dlgnihed indus
trlallst". will vouch for this one.
On his last trip TO Valatie, n. Y.
where his mill Ia located. Wallace
decided to prepare a chicken salad
for his dinner.
AS he entered the local chain
store 10 do some shopping, he no.
tlced a large sign hanging on the
door: boy Wanted.
A clerk, who also happened 10 be
the manager, approached, and Wall
lace asked, How much IL the cell
ery7"
Eighteen dollars week TO
start" tho manager replied quickly.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-24
Ratiions
lpy the Associated Pres.l

Wy AA' haoCNAaN'a
Meats, Fats, ete.-Book four red
stamps as through rs valid indsn-
nitely.
PROGRESSED Foods-Book four blus
stamps as through rs and AS valid
indefinitely.
Sugar-Book four stamps 30, 81
and 80 valid indefinitely for five
pounds each. Stamp 40 good for
Ave. pounds. for. home canning
through Feb. IS, l945.
Shoes Book three Airplaus
stamps ! and 2 valid indefinitely.
Gasoline In Northeast and
Southeast l0-A coupons good for
three gallons through Aug. 8. Else
where. l2-A coupons good for three
gallons through Sept. 81. B.3. b..
CO and ca good everywhere for
Ave gallons.
Fuel oil-Period four and Ave
coupons valid in all areas through
Sept. 30. New period one coupons
may be used "a soon as received
from ration boards.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-24

WAsHINGTON-AP Ration
checks drawn on non-exIstent ra.
ton bank accounts should be charg-
ed 10 the deposition who received
the check. the Office OF Price Ad.
ministration has informed It's dis
trict Offices. This policy Is being
adopted, the agency explained, be.
cause the depositor usually can
recover the points with least dc.
Law and dif1culty.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-24
FARM BUREAU MEETS

Augusta. Mich. July 2i--The Au.
gusta Community Farm Bureau met
at the homo OF Mr., and Mrs. ".
Wasem. Judd Rd, TO discuss ths
Proposed Program OF the Farm
Bureau for the Coming Year.
The hostess served a very nice
lunch.
The group made plans for a pic
mic TO be held in August at Lincoln
School.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-24

wAsHINGToN--INS--The Fed
eral Housing Administration an
nounced Saturday that construction
was completed on 63,222 new pri'
vately financed dwelling units for
war workers during the first half
OF 1914 under FHAs mortgage In
surance program. This compares
with 1868 completed during tho
first ak months OF 1913.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-24
Church Briefs
Baptist Tabernacle

(2lS T.. Forest Aye)
Rev. Harold Engel, Pastor.
Wednesday, 1880 p. m.-Prayer
Service.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-24

THEY'RE SOMETHING-mors than
fancies ard tads these powerful
little Classified Ads.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-24
Merchandise
MerehsnS Specials


Merchants Specials
CUPBOARD LUMBER-i - =
boards, eave-trough - bronze cyl
inder locks-screens and doors.
PlyWOod shorts. -- lnsulAtions.
Lever a Lever. 1870 n. Main St.
TABLE LAMPS Complete with
shades, i2.5O and up. NpGilAnu
Piano Co, 400 T.. Michigan.
FULLER BRUSHES
H RICHARDS, Phone saline
ls0-F-Sl. lpst Phone 1888.
CLOSE OUT OF ALL ARMSTRONG
hall runners floor coverings and
inlaid linoleum Grinuel Brothers,
slO W Micnisan.
Dirt. Sane and Gravel
WASHED GRAVEL ROAD GRAVEL
PEA GRANEis--TOP SOIL
Whitaker 4 Gooding CO.
aso0 Gale Rd. Phone 20eO-J-2.
D r T - Very good for filling In.
Free n You come and get n. Tele-
phone 20s7-R 526 Ford ST.
Merchandise Wanted
WANTED-ALFALFA HAY. win
buy standing or Will cut on shares
Phone 1913.
CASH FOR LATE MODEL HOUSE
TRAILERS Trailer Sales, $500
r.. Michigan Opposite Orange
Lantern. Phone l50s-w-i YpsilantL
STUDIO Couch Wanted in brown
or green. Must be IN good condl-
ton. Phone 4S0-W.
Automotive
House Trailers FOR sale
If YOU HAVE A HOUSE TRAILER
FOR sale see Paul Browning at
l3SS T. Michigan Ave. or Phone
$3.50 Ypsilanu
KOZY 10 II recondiuoned house
trailer, good tires. new paint Job.
$500 casa. Phone Npsi $40. 1870
Letorse.
USED TRAILERS-All prices Our
new location, 1899 Il. Michigan.
sellhorn's Trailer Sales,
Trailer Space For Rent
PRIVATE TRAILER SITE ~
miles n. Prospect 1871 Vreeland
Rd. Inquire $3.50 Vreeland Rd
Automobiles For SAIL
81 HUDSON TERRAPLANE
FOUR FAIR TIRES
4s2 =. Hawkins.
Trucks For Sale
'Ss CHEVROLET PICKUP for sale
or trade for car. $50 Ivanhoe.
Route 4.
Employment
Help Wanted Male
WANTED. middle-aged man for util-
.ity work and house man. Must be
handy, with good references
Washtenaw County InfirmRry and
Hospital, 1850 washtenRw Road,
Ann Arbor.
EXPERIENCED MECHANIC Wanted
Phone 4l3 or 2453. See Mr.. Long
necker NJ 100 f. Cross st.
Help Wanted-Fsn1ais
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-24

: EXPERT CLEANING and Repairing
of Oriental and Domestic Rugs
by the Persian Method. Laying,
binding and expert alterations.
All kinds OF furniture cleaned.
Free pickup and delivery.
FAILY'S RUGGERY. Phone 274S-W.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-24
Calvary Baptist Church
Fundamentally

(2l9 s. Grove ST.
Mark Dickerson. Pastor.
Bill Cherry. associate.
Wednesday. s p. m. --Mid-week
Prayer and Bible study.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-24
APPLY TO MISS LONG s
2Og PEARL ST.
Michigan Bell Telephone
Company

Please Observe VINO. Rules
MIDDLE AGED lady 20 take charge
OF home for business people as
sisted by house man. Family or
three. 80 washing Room with pri-
waite bath. $40 week 20 start.
Phone Ann Arbor days 4l7, eve
nlngs 3j9G.
s BEAUTY OPERATORS AT Clnder-
ella Beauty shop. Guaranteed sal
AIRY $4,000 week plus commits
sionS. Living quarters available
A. Willow Run Village. Phone
2s50-W-i.
EXPERIENCED BEAUTY OPERA
TOR. Good hours Good Pay
Oriental HeautY Salon, i01 w
Michigan Phone bl5-W.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Princess Pat Stakes
Is East-West Battle
By the Associated PresA

By the Associated PresA
CHICAGO. Aug. s.-Col. c. ".
Whitney's Flyweight, Eastern eye
opener, today eallons against the
pick of the Midwest in the $4,000
Princess Pat stakes, = e-furlong
event for juvenile fillies that may
cast discerning light on that divi-
sion nationally.
The leadoff feature OF Washing
ton Parks newly opened season at
tracted an overnight entry Of IL. in
cluding Calumet Farms stellar
Twosy, seeking revenge for an ear
lier setback here by another Eastern
miss, Mrs. Payne Whitney's Express
sion.
Twosy was shaded by Expression
in the recent Arlington Lassie
Stakes, but since has improved
steadily and with Conn McCreary
aboard may 60 postward the IA
vorite. F1yweight. winner of the
Debutante Stakes at Churchill
Downs and the Betsy Ross Stakes
at Suffolk Downs. will be ridden by
Ted Atkinson, the Nations ranking
jockey.
Twosy will be accompanied by two
stablemates, Thine and Good Blood.
Other entries included Darby Dun
dedin, best of her division at De-
troit; Blue Alibi. which placed third
in the Lassie, Navarrese, Oh Mandy.
Blue Skinner, Regal Maid and
Jeanie Berry.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Three Sectors Pressing Coast
For Juvenile Tennis Honors

scholastic and Western junior
crowns. Bartzen yesterday elm
mated the. 1943 boys champion,
Herbert Flam of Beverly Hills,
Calf, who is seeded third in this
years junior event. Scores were
Ga, 70, rs.
In the boys meet Herbert bud
dy) Behrens, Fort Lauderdale, Fla,
who last week annexed the Western
title and was seeded No. here,
ousted Sid Schwartz, Brooklyn, N.
Y, e3, 6-3, to earn q final berth
against sensational Macdonald
Mathey, Princeton, N. j., who
smothered Dick Mouledous, New
Orleans, 81, e1, and has played
10 sets in five matches with the loss
Of but seven games.
Falkenburg and Shea, seeded
first in junior doubles, meet the
Western champions, Bartzen and
Ed Ray, Sinton, Tex. in the cham
pionship match in their division.
Behrens and Mouledous, West
ern boy champions, fight 1t out
with Mathey and Schwartz for the
boys doubles crown.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Baksi an Early IS
Choice Over SavoId
For Monday Bout
BY the Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Reports that
each was as sharp as a prewar
hunting knife came today from the
camps Of favored Joe Baksi and
Lee Savold who tangle in a 10
round heavyweight bout-their rub
ber meeting of the year-at Wrigley
Field Monday night.
Baksi, ranking civilian heavy, was
to polish of a lengthy training
grind dating from July 10 with a
brief sparring session today. Savold,
whitfield to a lean 1893, closed Is
days of snappy drills yesterday.
The betting boys made Baksi an
early 7-5 choice, presumably because
the 210-pound Pole from Kulpmont,
Pa, scored q decisive victory over
Savold in their last meeting May n.
In their first mix, Savold triumphed
with split decision.
Mondays shin-dig has been billed
as a duration" title contest, but
neither principal has yet displayed
a punch lethal enough to dent
Sergt. Joe Louis crown. They've
slugged each other for 20 rounds
without a knockdown.
Baksis handlers described him
really in the pink" while Issy
Kline, who was in Savold's corner
In his four previous Chicago scraps,
all knockout victories, declared the
Paterson, N. j.. fighter "looks sharp
er than I have ever seen him"
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Games Tsday.
Redskins Given JOLT
As Farman Decides
To Quit Pro. Grid
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Z
SAN DIEGO, Aug. 5.-The WASH
ington Redskins suffered their first
real setback this year when it was
announced yesterday that Dick
Farman, stellar guard who has won
all-National League honors several
seasons, would not join the club for
the 1914 campaign.
Farman, who holds down a de-
fense job in Seattle. Wash, during
the OF season, was given permission
to leave his job to display his
talents with the Skins, but after q
checkup by his physician he decided
to forego football competition this
year. Farman suffered a back in
jury last year. and although the
trouble was corrected by an opera
ton, he was advised to take a long
rest to enable the injury to heal
properly.
A bright note to offset the news
OF Farman's loss was injected with
word that Clark Shaughnessy, lead
ing exponent of the "T'' formation
and head coach at the University
of Pittsburgh, would arrive here
Monday to aid Coach De Groot in
teaching the Redskins the intricacies
of that type play.
Shaughnessy will remain with the
Washington club until it heads east
and will assist De Groot in handling
the East eleven in the annual Shrine
| charity intra-squad tilt here August
20. Yesterday. George Preston
Marshall and Sid Carol. prexy and
business manager of the Skins, were
honored guests at an informal
gathering of Shrine big wigs and
newspapermen, at which final de-
tails for. the local scrimmage were
! ironed out.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
District Net Tourney
Opens on 7 Layouts

District tennis championships were
scheduled to get under way today
with play in the singles brackets
split between the public courts at
Sixteenth and Kennedy streets NV.
and the Edgemoor Club in Bethesda.
Along with Davey Johpsen, de-
Tending titlist. high-ranking favor
ties include Austin Rice, 1t. John
Curtiss. Phil Neff and Jim Miller.
Doubles contestants may file en-
tries on the courts up until 6 today.
Today's Pairings.
To Be Played at Sixteenth and Kennedy
p.m.-Ricky Willis VS.. Georse Shoe
Kamp, Austin Rice vs.. 1t. j. r. T,imss. sa
pm.-Bob Miller VS. Ii Paul suIli-
van, Philip Nen VS. It. H. Z. Cragin, Roy
Black VS.. Bill walker
To De Played Al Edsemsor Club.
p.m.-Frank Hurt VS.. Charles 10.
1t. Kahl sprisgs VS.. Wilbur r. Taylor; NJ.
@. Martinez vs. Jim Miller.
p.m:-Norris Ruckmau VS.. Nils An
derson. Jim Heiskell VS.. Stan Serst. Har-
land Whitehead. 1t. Thornton Moore VS.
Billy Rafferty,, Strand johnson vs. Alan
Kershner. Jack Sloat VS.. 1t. Col. Curtis
! p.m.-carl BesM VS.. Emanuel vardi.
Broida VS.. Richard Bailey, G. Hall Cook
VS.. Don CARRIER
Evening star., 1944-08-05
AII-Stars Nip U. I. Gals;
Garvins Trim BeIvoirs

Management of Ballston Stadium
finally has found a way to give
those sizzling United Typewriter
girls some competition, after the
Typos ran up a string of "a straight
wins recently.
A team composed of the stars of
the top softball tens in the District
took the field at the Virginia sta
dium last night against the Typists
and managed to exc out 5-to-4
decision, with Marion Leary, the
Typists' star twirler. holding the
All-Stars to six safeties.
All-Stars took the lead in the
fourth when Fern Wendell. who
regularly pitches for FBI, slammed
q single with runners on second
and third to score the last two OF
the Stars tallies.
Mems game saw George Water
hotter, ace southpaw Of Garvin's
Grill, hold Fort Belvoir to two hits
as Garvin's beat the service outfit,
IS to /.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Stors Yesterday
By the Associated Press.


Roberto Ortiz. Senators. and Emmett
oNeil. Red Sox-ortiz collected two
doubles and drove IN two runs in
Washinston's nrst game 7-6 victory
over Boston: O'Neil blanked Senators
with tive sineles In 40 finale.
Jake Wade. White Sox-Shut out
Cleveland for seven INNINGS after re-
placing starter Lee Ross, scattered
three hits to gain second win by 5-3
margin.
Hank Borowy, Yanks-Blanked Phil
adeliphia with nine safeties As New
York spoiled Connie Mack night by
grabbing 10 decision.
Hugh Luby. Giants-Smashed game
winning home run on Ken RafIens-
berger In 10th inning for New York's
Ben Chapman. Dodgers-Made ma
jor league pitching debut BY hurting
Brooklyn to ga victory over Boston,
drove In three runs with two hits and
scored three times.
Bucky walters. Reds---Beat st. Louis
Cardinals for nth straight time as he
hung up win No. f1 in 5-3 night tri-
umph.
Bin Nicholson. Cubs-Extended Chi
cagc's victory streak to 10 By bashfns
24th homer With . man on Ii ninth 70
ton Pittsburgh. 2-0,
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Fights Lost Night
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK.-Beau Jack. 1882.
somery. ls7M: PhiIs delphis Y, To':
Berlie Lanier. 1865. Philadelphia. out
pointed Joe Carter, 1854, Rome. N.
Z. (6); Buddy Garcia, 1872, Galveston,
Tex, outpointed Freddy Flores, IS3N,
New York 90: Bobby Gunter, l38b,
Detroit, outpointed George DUSTY
WORCESTER, Msss.-Bert Lytell.
l5l. Fresno, Calf, Knocked out Vern
Patterson. $50, worcester (5): Gene
Margarida, 1916, FAN River, outpointed
Johnny Cool, 1877, Worcester (f); Sam
Shumway, 1872. Webster, knocked out
Al CARPENTER, 1S1, United States Navy:
Vince vazzo, 129, Revere, outpointed
johnny Gos. 100, Medford (6l.
12sH, Hartford, outpointed Lulu Cos
tantino. 1874, New York 1O).
LONG BRANCH, NJ J.-Vic Costa,
l40, New York. outpointed Leroy
orNSHnwood; NEW dpl4ins l40; nkonr & Branch tso;
Harris, 1891, Pittsburgh, Pa, tech
nicai Knockout over Eddie jackson,
1907. Detroit. Mich. (8): Charley
PArham, 145, Detroit. technical knock
out out over Bob Maloney. 145, Pitts
otH AtTH1AssT1c CITY. N. y.-rddi.
sS|I.s.IseIs a.: ssasis isusiiS'; ziiss H.
aIssAs;s sAN 1aaa sscso!'.eiR!eni, e. e
159, Los Angeles, slipped r. J. LeVis'
l6O, DHnVAr 10Y
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Battle
Puts Jinx on Both

Aftermath Of last Tuesday nights
Grifnth Stadium tight between
Aaron Perry and Sammy Angott Is
bad news for both battlers, as re-
ported from New York and Phiia-
delphia.
In Philadelphia it was announced
that hand injury had forced post
ponement of Angott's scheduled
August Is bout with Ike williams.
Sportswriters who visited Sammy s
dressing room after he decisioned
Perry here recalled today that An
gott was soaking his right hand in
a pail of ice and obviously was in
pain. The mitt was injured several
years ago, and a blow to Perry's
forehead did the trick this time.
From New York came the word
that Perry had lost his August 18
fight with Tippy Larkin in Madison
Square Garden, but instead was to
60 In on that date against q substi-
tute. Jimmy McDaniels, a California
welter. Larkin, who reportedly
turned down Perry after hearing of
his District loss to Angott, fights
Henry Armstrong in the Garden in
September.
Evening star., 1944-08-05
~ the Associated Press.

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Aug. S.
The Nations four hotbeds Of ten
nis-California, Florida, Texas and
New Jersey-today boasted one rep
resentative each in the finals Of the
national junior and boys singles
championships winding up weeks
play on Kalamazoo College courts.
Thus ended, for the time being at
least, stranglehold by which Pa
cific Coast States, especially Cali
fornia, had dominated play in the
two events for several years, grab
bing OH both championships in 1943
after sending three Westerners
through to the finals.
Defending Junior Champion Bob
Falkenburg Of Hollywood and Mer-
ced Field, Calf, was the last Cali
fornia title hope in the 1914 meet
today after two other Golden State
stars folded In yesterdays semi
finals.
Falkenburg himself disposed of
hfth-seeded John Shea, Los An
geles, Is. 60, Ga, to reach the
Junior singles final, where he meets
Bernard (TuD Bartzen, the Texan
from San Angelo. who already this
year has copped the national inter-
Evening star., 1944-08-05
Boys Club Regional
Tank Meets Boom

Results of the latest Boys Club
regional swimming meet to select
qualifiers for the city-wide meet
Tuesday at the Mckinley pool show
the event snowballing into proper
tons, that may make 1t the biggest
affair in the history of the Wash
ington youngsters organization.
In the Georgetown qualifying yes
terday, "a enthusiastic young SWIM
mers were on hand to set q furious
pace. ,e~'- +-s '''f
Georgetown pool results:
asissette): second. Hii.r, Rod.i f 4Seorssa re-.
toshh. taira ia, TEDDY ROD,
Keith Copeland (G0.
lCo-ysrd rslsyEWos By Junior Randall.
sS-Pssna Gas.
25-yard free style-First. Don T,ndal
yGo; SECOND. Junior Randall tG.l: third,
2b-yard side stroka-Fsrst. Ted Hurdle
Ds1:,a Is6 ':fSnS Tins:, Dennis A,Ts' ~; third
nss IA Surd +. 6sn". c1a:
10o-Psvnd Class.
=. 2h-yard free styie-First, Jim Fegan
d.; second. George Collins tGD: third,
Paul Westlein tG.).
.5-yard breast stroke--Nrst, John
cEalie f5 ,,!r ,ipsliSsdss; 1, second, Ted Hurdle
1O0.yard relay-Won By George Collins,
Don Tindal, Ted Hurdle. Denny Ayres.
II5-PsunA Class.
60-yArd free style-First. Ed Beach
go: second. Bill Deichstein tG); third
50-yard breast stroke-First, Ed Beach
tGD; second. Bin Nichols CO.; third, Bill
Heichstein (GD.
25-yard baekstroke-First, I'd Beach
(G;); second Bill Nichols tG); third. Bill
Reichstein (GJ.
135-RsunA Class.
60-yard free style-Erst, Joe Seymour
Bill Gown (G)
5O-yard breast stroke-First. Joe sey.
mour tG): second, Bill Gown (G); third
Bill Nichols (G).
Evening star., 1944-08-05
SavoId -Baksi, Shucco-Hart
Victors May Clash Here

Monday night when Tony Shucco
meets AL Hart in heavyweight
brawl at Grifnth Stadium, Lee
Savold will be fighting Joe Baksi in
Chicago for the duration heavy
weight championship" and 1t ap-
peared likely today that the win
ners of those two battles may meet
in q District ring with the wartime
big g-fellow title at stake.
With Tony going through the
toughest training grind OF his
career at Turner'S Arena in prepa-
ration for his bout with the huge
Negro soldier, and Hart putting In
the final touches at Camp Kilman,
Joe Turner today opened a cam
paign to bring the winner Of the
Savold -Baksi bout here for Sep
tember match at the ball park