Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-04
She Registers
Perfect Mark
Babbaee, HeIlenbere
Tied in Mems Open
By DON GILES

Kit Carson may be the idol OF
every boy in America, but first
grade students out at Kings
School. Six-Mile and Schaefer,
never heard of him.
From now on their hero will
be none other than their school
marin, Miss Doris Willoughby,
the shootineSt woman that ever
hoisted a rifle in big time compe-
tition.
Miss Willoughby a charming
brunette, stepped out on the fir
ing line at the Hearst-Times
Rifle Tournament Saturday night
at Olympia and shot her way into
a big lead in the women's open in
dividual match, scoring $50 OF
a possible 400 points to lead Vio-
let Brousseau of Lincoln Park
nine points.
Its only mediocre shooting"
Miss Willoughby told her
brother, Paul, as she completed
the difficult four position
match. II should have done
much better"
SHOOTS PERFECT SCORE
She wasn't fooling. either, for a
few minutes later she went out TO
fire in the Parks and Recreation
lwomen's team event and this time
she shot a perfect score of 200
out of a possible 200 TO give her
team a running start for the big
William Randolph Hearst trophy.
held for the last three years by
the Fisher Y women.
Inspired by the grand shooting
of Miss Willoughby. Naomi Polt.
member of the same team, fired
her event and came through with
the fine score of 1879.
Others on the team are Frances
Ulich and Rose Switzerz who be-
cause of their work will fire
Sunday,
Carlton Goodwin and Erling
Alfel were deadlocked at 1875 each
in the boys novice individual
match, nosing out 14-year-old
Tommy Chuba of Center Line by
one point.
JENSEN IN FRONT
Stanley Jensen was holding first
place in the mems novice indi-
vidual with a score of 1877, while
Dick Castle, 17-year-old Lincoln
Park High School student. was
coasting along with a 80 point
lead in the boys rifle school
graduate event.
Cudelis Bradford. a member OF
the Brewster Recreation Center
had another big lead in the girls
division of the rifle school grad.
uate with a mark of 274
Frank Babbage and Clare Hell
lenberg were deadlocked for frs
place in the mems open individual
four position match with a pail
of 354's.
Jack Greathouse. a graduate o.
the Military Inn Gun Club. helC
first place in the mems rifle schoo
graduate event with 345, with
Hazel Johnston high for womer
with 254.
Little freckle faced Nancy lie,
of Center Line chung TO the leaC
in the girls novice individual will
a score of 1913. Hazel Johnston leC
women in the novice with 1T
Margaret Stocking was seconC
with TIA.
SOUTHEASTERN LEADS
A straight shooting team from
Southeastern High School swep
into the lead in the interscholasti'
event by blasting $40 out of Z
possible 1,200 points.
Ann Arbor High boys, who haC
held the lead most of the day
found the Hearst ROTC champion
ships too tough. Ann Arbor',
score was 929.
The boys from Ann Arbor go
revenge in the boys junior matches
by coming back later and firing ;
76S in the 20 prone match to TAX,
comfortable lead over theil
nearest rival. Clayton MCNEIL
great Sons of VIEW team No. / o
Wyandotte.
Kenny Mitchell. Ann Arbol
sharpshooter, missed a perfec
score by four points when h,
wound up with 1876. Cliff DickaSor
followed with 1913. Ray Gokenbacf
I 1913 and Don Dickson 1877.
(ResuIfs nm Pace 2)