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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Holding Two AS
Escaped COnvicts

Two youths. whom police say
had escaped from Jasper. Ala,
were placed on a bond OF $4,000
each last week and held by Federal
authorities here.
They were Lawrence F. Watson
II. and James W Garrett. IL, both
Of Birmingham. Ala.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11

GREENSBORO. n. C-The sew
enty-first anniversary OF its found
ing and the tenth anniversary OF
the dedication OF Pfeiffer hail will
De observed here Friday. Nov. II.
with addresses by DR.. Y c. Yang,
director OF the speakers bureau of
the Chinese News Service and Gar
field D. Merner OF San Francisco,
Calf. as principal speakers.
Mr.. Merner is the nephew Of
Mrs. Henry Pfeiffer OF New York
City whose benefactions began
with the erection OF Pteiffer Resi-
dence hall and has reached more
than $500 900 IN the last decade.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
NURSE INJURED

Dorothy Johnson, Al, Of 284l
Russell street, whom police say is
employed at Receiving hospital.
was treated for a lacerated left
arm and breast last week follow
ing misunderstanding with her
husband.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

larged to accommodate 10000
fans.
Catcher Harry banning, who
did his receiving for the Giants,
starred for the Sixth Ferry Group
in their recent 5 TO 3 victory over
Port Hueneme, at Long Beach,
Cal. He collected a triple
and a double in three trips Z.
Inhelder Tommy Carey OF the
Browns and catcher Tony Ravish
of Rochester ere at Sampson
Naval Training Station and will
be available for the baseball
team.
Johnny Lipon Is doing cxcep-
tionally well as an aviation ma
chriSt mate AZ the naval air sta
tien. 5sckSouvfffe. Fla. Re-
Gently he scored 24S hits out Of
450 rounds at 2 moving target.
Art Gibbs, former c. Y. O. box
INK champ. arrived home the past
week after three months over
seas. Gibbs. a member Of the mer-
chant marines. was one 81 Art
Iracy's boys AZ Annunciation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Rifle Clubs Favored

In view of the huge supply
.22-caliber ammunition II now a.
pears that rife clubs conductir
war department preinductee traiI
Ing viii be favored with an amp
supply 10 carry on. Several clul
in Detroit have been forced
curtail their training program d,
10 the lack OF ammunition.
c. b. Lister Of the Nation
Rife Association says the bottl
neck is in the War Productk
Board AZ Washington.
AS 10 shotgun and high pow
rifle ammunition. the WPB insis
farmers and ranchers' orders mu
be filled first for the extermin
ton OF predators. While this M
be true in some parts OF the cou
try, in Michigan. ammunition I
this purpose usually winds up I
game shooting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
In the Open
More Hunting Shells
Due as Companies
Report Oversupply>
BY DON GLLIEs

Sportsmen who have been wal
ing. patiently or otherwise for q
ample supply of ammunition I
reap a fair harvest from increa
ing game supplies may be hear
ened by recent developments
the sporting arms and ammunitio|
industry.
Although allied guns are firir|
all over the world at a furiot
rate, the small arms ammunitic|
industry is so far ahead Of I'd
quirements that several plan
have been closed and the produ'
ton of others curtailed drast
cally.
This encouraging aspect OF wa
production is revealed in the all
nual report made 10 stockholdei|
of Remington by c. X. Davi|
president and general manager.
"The speed with which new
manufacturing, facilities wers|
brought into operation, plus at.
tainment of unexpectedly high
production rates have resulted
In an accumulation Of reservs|
supplies" Davis explained.
On the heels of this repo|
comes an announcement from III
War Production Board of I'll
release of more essential sms|
arms ammunition through cor|
mercial channels this fall.
WPB officials have reportt|
that ammunition In process 1
manufacture would total, durir|
the first quarter of this year, som
10000, 900 shotgun shells and 81
100000 center-fire rife cartridge
They state that 200. 100000 81
caliber long-rifle cartridges ha'|
already been manufactured -
have been made available.
They indicate further that kIil
cations of production material
/ for the second quarter have bed
approved, which means that PSI
/ 600 900 shotgun shells. 10000, OK
center fires and $4,000, 900 p
caliber cartridges will have bed
placed in manufacture by July
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Martin TO Talk Here

Russell J. Martin, SuperintenI
ent Of the conservation depaiI
ment's training school az Higgi
Lake, will speak Wednesday ev
ming al the Detroit Sportsmer
Congress monthly meeting
Moose Temple. Harry Colvin Va
discuss duck batting and live d
coys. A report Of the clubs tro
committee will be made A NOV
entitled Hitting the Jack Pot
Alberta" will be shown. Ber4a,
dino is in charge OF the org -
tons 100000 membership drive.
Trap and skeet shooters are ,
the Blue Rock Gun Club, IL Mi
road and Van Dyke, this Sunda
competing in the first schedul,
clay target event In nearly a yea
The program calls for IS at trt
and % at skeet, with prizes Z,
high gun in each as well as hlg
overall.
Charley Vanstuddlford. form,
Detroit professional, is in char,
OF the match, which opens |,
noon. Due 10 scarcity Of ammur
ton, competitors must furni.
their own shells.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
OekIawn Park Results

FIRST RAcE-4-ysar-oid' and Up. mile
and 10 yards
cherry T. tKeipsD $50 $50 $40
Sherlock tscurookl 3 50 , "a
Meanwhile (HasletO 4 20
Time i:l4 3-5. or 7.Sth
sir Mortimer Princess Oio. Cannon .
Banner, Ariel Image, Nettis Bold, Schu-
Choir. Duty First, Mon Flag and Righ,
Cara also ran.
SECOND RACE-4-year-olds and up. y
mile
Rsa ping Gem tNApsr) $40 $50
Cummed Up (RoberiSonl 10
Time ! IL 1-5. Of ~
VAldina Eymph. preco, Celesu y Tn
huh. styx. Double Run. Code Mentor and
Dare also ran.
THIRD RAcE-3-year.oi ds. 4 mile:
WhosyourgAl (Pensl 1910 1870 p 81
Scared Cards (oonHais1) $50 80
Woodford Annie (scavthorn) 40
Time 1914 lis, on t.os.
Liberty Bon Gray Dottis In Balance
Wet Wash. Wise Banny, warrior Lad and
Rekiaw also ran.
FOURTH RACE-a.ysst.olas and up i
Waitharn Cross
tsourlOckl 1880 500 10
PAlrcaia tKsipef) so $40
Hootisr Burns 40
Vinum, Jim Pat, In the Rough. Terry
May and Try Fin also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-s-ysGr-olss ana up. Y
mile.
chipsmink CMccleodj 1880 $50 $50
aValdina Sonora
tScawthornD 1880 $40
Bright Willie (NArrsnl 100
Time 40 -. or 5:33fs
Traffic Court. Grey Days, NaldinA
Punch. Take Away a-Hard pOns N6
Ethel and Captain Eddie Alsn- FAa---
ALB. Hernandez entry.
sixth RAcE-3 .year-oids. ~ miles;
Challenge Ne
4SkOronskn 40 On Z 70
shut Up (Eorard) $50 80
Bell Hus1er tCrAigD $40
Time 1850 is, on 6;25.
signals Bloks. Vaidina Perinn. Green
hllSA -o-MerrY stinrnint, HiEh Harp. Elisha
p, comanchs Peak, c-High Fox and Big
Head also ran.
CIV, Junt entry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
SoffbdII League
To Hold MeetinQ

Managers and coaches desiring
to enter team in the M. O.
softball league are requested TO
attend a meeting which will be
held in the athletic Office OF the
OF parks and recrea-
tion, 504 Elmwood avenue,
Wednesday evening al 100. The
league will start 10 operate the
first Monday in May.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

year, while q senior at 81. Charles,
the 49, year = old youngster re-
ported 10 his draft board for in
duction into the army, Sent 10
Fort Bragg for his basic training
Cont went out for the team with
little hope of staying on the squad
that was represented by several
All-American college stars.
But in the first contests Of the
season Cont showed himself 10 be
equal 10 the tank. From then on
he was regular.
The Cannoneers won six while
losing but one The lone defeat
came AZ the hands OF Camp Davis,
az 20 0, for the southwest armed
forces championship before a
crowd Of $4,000 people.
Cont, home on leave now. will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

Representing the west 81 e
school are Dick Hall and Ted
Krezminski, two players who fig
ured greatly in the Stays UNI
defeated season. A third Mac
kenzie player, Tho Sabuco, a
standout in the title game, is on
the second team.
Other places on the first team
went to Chuck Frank Nor
thern's 16-year-old. 205-p GU d
center; Ronald Teasley, North
western forward, and Ed Sohacki,
DENLY guard.
The Metropolitan League this
season fairly bristled with out
standing performers. A shade
under the first five came the
second team choices: Martin
Mooradisn, Southwestern; JAG k
Jacobson, Northern. AL Taub,
Central; Ed Delorian. Pershing,
and Sabuco.
For the rating as the best
prep eager in Detroit, public
school or Catholic. the choice
would narrow down TO either Hall
or Frankel. Frankel was the
leagues leading scorer, but the
lanky Hall was considered as
dangerous a scoring threat.
The Mackenzie player was poi
son in the scoring zone, with a
deadly pivot shot. Frankel, too,
was at his best in the pivot, in
addition to being the backbone
of the entire Northern team.
Krezminski. 195-pound Mac
kenzie captain, stood out as a
floor man and provided much Of
the spark to the Stays drive for
the title. Teasley was easily the
best OF the Northwestern players,
a cool, capable floorman and a
scoring threat.
Sohacki, one of Denby's foot
ball stars last Fail. carried his
aggressiveness onto the basketball
court and was key man on a
team winning nine straight before
losing in the Semifinals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Tropical Park Results

FIRST RACE yssr-olds ami UP, y
pans choice
(McMullen) $500 a. 10 $40
ssArohlight dayton $50 a.
VinA Haven tsmith) 80
Time 1913 As, on 2:0e,
Epidown. supreme Ideal jug. Royal
Count Play Greenook and Defense stamp
also ran.
SECOND RAcE-l.ysar- oids and up, y
sea Foam (Gerlock) $40 M 2 90
Poymelior (TfentD ZOO so
Bright Arc tsmith) so
Time 1912 as. on 2A2h.
Her Guardian, Spare Room and subdeb
Also ran.
THIRD RAcE-s-y'"-old' mile and
Miss Reward tsmith) 1890 $40 aso
Rose Canyon -CclAgEsti) -----------+- 20 a 80
Say Miss (Psrmsnsl $40
Time l:44 3-a, OF 3iih.
Refrain. ounnAsh, Reyes and Bel Ctll
also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-I.yssr-olds and up,
lis miles;
Fsttacairn (Basils) 500 $50 ~
Queen Echo tGerlock) $50 so
Pamphlet Patterson $40
Time 1873 as, on 5teig.
Thaisl Darby Du and Nedde Lass
also ran,
FIFTH RACE -- i.year-olds ana up
Totai Ecips, tclsgs,tO 40 $50 $50
Equinox Smith 40 go
Happy Pilot tFermanel $50
Time IS 2-5 On Ai1a
Bygones Kanopolis and Sir war also ran.
SIXTH RACE-3.yssroldt and UP,
Grasshupper Tx
tVh0mpsogt 50 so 10
ArIonnc Woods fCsmpbtlJ $50 2s0
TWoses tHeruAntl so
Time 90 Is. oft t.si
sweep sNlnstr. Mixer and singing Bee
Also ran \\
sEvENTH RACK ysar-olds and up.
~ miles
s.jamsrioa Patterson ESQ 800 100
Jan One CTrent $50 30
Day Dadgsr tPtrmantl 80
Time z 80 rs on 576
Improbable cross County, and jus
trian III disc ran.
EtGHTH RAcE-i.yesr-olds and NJ.
J 3-ie miles
one IT'D tpsrmsnD $40 $50 2eO
Liberty p tRAsne) 1920 %
Boris " tCampbsin 30
Time 400 as, On aie
Kan nehhlna hlchigAh sur Huddrf
snd Just Tourist also ran,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Klein Defends Mai
Title Again al FdirView

Louis Klein, Detroit, Will defend
bis wrestling title for the second
time IN four days at Fairyiew
Gardens Tuesday. meeting the
challenge Of Tiger" Jack Moore,
Oklahoma cowboy. who is un-
beaten az The east side club.
Rough Rufus Jones and Paul
Bozzcl meet in the seminal.
Rcd Ryan vs. Buddy Knox and
Harold Chaundy w. George Con-
rel arc other matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

AS calmly and methodically as
though ripping through high
school eleven, Pfc. John B. Cont,
st. Charles High School All-city
football star played against Col
lege All-Americans the past grid
iron season.
The test took place at Fort
Bragg. N. G., where Cont had been
sent after being drafted right out
OF high school. Upon reporting TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
King, Sutkd
In RendtCh
MONDAYS FIGHTS

Howen King, Detroit W.. Joe suiks,
Wyandotte, mlddles, a..
Willie Anderson. Detroit, " Sammy
PArrotto Pittsburgh, feathers. 90.
KAyo Morgan, Detroit. VI Freddie
Kramer, Middleton. o.. bantams, 90
Harold Reiss, Detroit, w. Willie VII
liams. Detroit. light heavies. 90.
John Oden, Detroit, vs.. Clarence Wright,
Detroit, heayiss. 90.
Howell King, consistently a
winner at Arcadia, will try 10
wipe ont another defeat Chalked
against his record when he faces
Joe Sutka. rugged Wyandotte
veteran, in the eight-round fea-
ture bout Monday night.
Another eight-rounder is a re-
match between Willie Anderson,
Detroit feather. and Sammy Par
rotto Of Pittsburgh.
Pressing the whole card for in
terest. however, is the special
attraction arranged by match
maker Scotty Strachan, featuring
the return 90 action Of Kayo
Morgan, the ageless contender for
bantam laurels, who faces Freddie
Kramer of Middleton. O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Dordis Requests
Change in Rules

Gus Dorsis likes the old time
stuff. The coach of the Detroit
Lions wants points after touch
down tries made from the 10
yard line exactly opposite where
1t was carried over the goal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Decide DBA
Title Sunday

Survivors OF the playoff series,
Harry Suffrin Club and JaglowicZ
meet at 9 p. ~. Sunday at
Hackett Field House 10 decide the
Detroit Basketball Association
championship.
Philip "Cincy" Sachs; veteran
Detroit cage coach, will be seek
ing to add TO his many champion
ship in the game. Now plotting
Suffrin. his Auto Club five won
the DBA title last year. Jaglo-
wicz play in the eliminations has
been a feature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

Will give an exhibition OF bow ar
arrow shooting and show picture
Of their recent deer hunt.
The Oakland County Sport:
mems Club are sponsoring a 50,
cial duck meeting Tuesday 8 p. n
AT their club rooms PAN Ess
Huron, Pontiac. All duck hunter
are invited. 4. r. Regain
chairman.
The Western Wayne Count
Conservation Club Will hold the
annual fish dinners Wednesday 8
8 p. M, In the Jewell-Blaich Hal,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Au-City Prep Star Gains
Position on Camp Eleven
BY TOM HARPER

report to Fort Stills, Okla, next
week. He has hopes that if still in
the states will be sent back 10
Fort Bragg next fall 10 continue
his gridiron career.
Weighing go upon entering
the army Cont now tips the scale
at 260. But newspaper write-ups
in the southern paper tell that
John is quite a speed demon for
his size.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

Major Plenty
A. IIogle Can
noneers coach
and form er
New York Bull
dog star, Cont
made the jump
from All city
lineup 10 ALI
American In a
single season.
Picked on the
Detroit Times
All-city foot
ball team last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

Among
the candidates
are b o b b y
CoombS Of the
Giants, Fred
c h a p m a n OF
the Athletics.
Johnny Nord-
lander OF the
Cardinals and
Ernie Sites of
the Pirates
F.. . The field
has been en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
II will be Fishermen's Night

the w in dso
Branch of n
Essex Coun
s ports men
AS socia alto
M ev-
ming. The NEE
ing will be he
at the s h or
A crcs Hott
Fred Bear. ar
Frenchy L.aI
dreville, tw
Dpfroif archa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

will report 10
Princeton for
training
He is "A gradu-
ate OF Notre
y am a n d
coached w IL
so n IL & h
School in st.
Johns, Mic h.
He is the
sixth son OF
Mr.. and Mrs.
Albin r q q e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

mecher 10 enter the armed forces.
Jimmy Moore, the youngster
who wrote for golf balls some
time ago, announced that balls
arrived and we're on the course in
the matter OF few hours i.
lie sent his thanks 10 all who
contributed After Is months
overseas he'll be returning soon
Pfc. Billy ZupnitSke has
been playing on q basketball team
IA. England that fas won - Uur
~ = games lie has been IN
the service for IS months and
overseas for seven.
BLooDWORTH TO CATCH
Jimmy Bloodworth, who COW
-e+aa-seesn6-tssc +or--t.rr Tigers
last year, IS az Fort Leonard
wood Mo. lie recently re-
ceived Il letter from Manager
Steve ONein suggesting be Try
out FOR catcher if given chance
10 play on the post team g.
Jimmy did some catching when
IN The Sally and F'louda-GeorgI6
League when he first broke into
baseball
Zeke BonJrs. the Judge Lsrdiv
~ baseball IN North Africa. has
been promoted 70 master sergeant
L. Mickey CoChrsne am
nounCcs his Great Lakes team
vvll play games. with nine Of Vhe
major league teams This sum
NOR Se.lrldge Field has dc'
cdsd TO drop inter-hcld baseball
this summer. concentrating on q
strong post league Crosse
1le VIII have another strong out
ft
Sgt. Pat MulIins spectacular
rookie with the Tigers d couple
~ wears back. Is now with The
Special Services Technical Train
NIX Center a. Camp Sibcrt Ala.
He Will coach and play on
Tho baseball team.
EnSgn Gerry O'Bficn. who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Father Time will take kick in the seat Of his brches Monday
Kao Morgan the seemingly agss contender for the
worlds bantamwGht climbs into the Arcadia ring TO battle
Freddie Kramer Ohio'S bsntamweght champion.
Morgan climbing in and out OF prize rings for 20
years Climbing Ia Of these has been Harry
Baxter his manager.
Kayo celebrating his twentieth year in boxing with this
denying his claim lie has been fighting long
remember and not surprised to learn he was
coming back again.
Morgan managed 10 keep the public be-
vdcred concerning the lsr Many have guessed the
scrawny little fighter 10 he as old as As
Old Query Is Answered
decided the question How old is Nor
ran?' when upon Baxter in the gym.
We absolutely asounded when Baxter Said
"Wel, there In keeping II secret
Is going to be S5 next month"
Bakers admission in itself amazing Kayos for
ringman is likewise bit on the startling side
We wondered why Morgan staging another comeback
Was il because Of a need for money?
tells Merely that Kayo feels
still keep with the fighters in his division just take
look at him in the ring Does look different you?"
We admit that Ksyo had lost of his speed color
Both Baxter and Morgan position today that they
don't o make this comeback" for dough.
Just watching this pair in action something to be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Record Derby Entry

The field Of 196 horses for the
Kentucky Derby Of 1923 estab-
lIshed a record In the 70-yesr his
tory of tho turf classic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Only Two Aliens

Juan Zurita, Mexican boxer, Is
only the second alien in history to
take the lightweight championship
out of the United States. The
other was Freddie Welsh, British
boxer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
The GREATER CANE By Edgar Hayes
MIKE CORGAN, EX-LION,
Is MADE AN ENSIGN

Michael Corgan Of Alma, who
played football for the Detroit
Lions. has been commissioned an
ensign in the naval reserve and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
BEDFORD WINS

BEDFORD High with old Sarge
Ernest Grommon as coach re-
deemed themselves for their poor
showing in the Hearst by firing
the excellent score of 3,64S TO
easily win the Sixth Service Com
mand intercollegiate m c h s.
Their nearest rivals was another
great Detroit team, DENLY High,
with a mark of 3,615. Southeast
ern was fourth. Mackenzie sixth,
Cass ninth. Northern eleventh,
Northwestern thirteenth. Chadsey
fourteenth, Cooley twentieth.
Southwestern 2Sth, Western 33rd
and Eastern lind.
BEDFORD, DENLY, Grand Rapids
Southeastern, Mackenzie and Cass
will represent the Sixth Service
Command in the National Inter
collegiate matches 10 be fired soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
Metro Champs Place
2 on Times All-City
FIRST TEAM
SECOND TEAM
BY JAKE BERSoN

Mackenzie Highs triumphant Stays, which
basketball championship by beating Northwestern 1925 tn
Friday place two The Detroit Times
Met LAapu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02

guess indefinitely He also 90 to the well once
yogster may convince him that he can't so
kicking Father Time in the pantaloons forever
had lean and some TAT ones
But they always stayed together.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
By Edgar Hayes

pitched for the Boston Red Sox,
has lined up a strong club at the
Rainhridge Naval Training Sta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02


kicking Father Time in the panaloons forever
and Kayo had lean and some lat ones
But they always stayed together
Much Travelled Fighter
Into the British Isles Europe South America they Travelled
seeking opponents and They left their mark everywhere
But they always came back to Detroit.
Recalled the days when the pair along with press
editor New Yors biggest newspapers
eked mindng babies for shopping mothers
Baxter entertained the Riddles with Irish melodies kayo
amused them by his anticsmar who knows him.
Escorted by Piper
One thing be said them They of the greatest
showmen the boxing business They have piper friend who
often leads the the rngsde dressed kits and blowing
his pipes in a seldom heard
Morgan smoked cigars newspapers carried the round
cards and danced erbug number between rounds
while his opponent took mental beating wondering whether he
could hit elusive Kayo with snowshove the stanza
stories this palr-Bsxter Morgan-could fill
fbown Gamblers they have seldom entered into
with promoter whereby they of second best And
seldom promoter suffered by using the cunning Kayo
his card.
Twenty years the ring long any
other fighter to that record Morgan doesn't have
mark show for all these and from the looks of the little
fellow in training wouldn't be surprised to him around for
another 10 years
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
s eastern High
Wins Hearst
R0TC Matches
By Don GLLHs

Two crack rife teams from De
irolt high schools walked away
with top honorS in the William
Randolph Hearst junior ROIC
competition for the Sixth Service
Command. when Southeastern and
DENLY finished one-two against
81 of the MidweSts best junior
wsrkSmeu.
II was the first time in the p
wear history o. Hearst shoots that
Detroit high schools clearly out
claSsed their rivals, taking five Of
the hrSt 20 places N the historic
competition. with Western finish
ing seventh, DENLY No. , ninth
and ChadSey tenth.
The victories were q real credit
70 Mai. Russell Burns and his
great staff Of instructors. Taking
charge Of the local ROTC unit
only last November, Maj. Burns
said:
"Give me a year and I'll show
YOU some real shooting" And
he did exactly that.
DENNY CLOSE
Southeastern won first place
with a score Of GOT out Of pos
Sible 1000, Just 6 points better
than DENLY, who wound up with
COL. Westerns 500 gave them
seventh; DENLY No. 2 scored SOS
for ninth, and Chadsey $50 for
tenth place.
In third place was Evanston
CID High with S91, while Grand
Rapids (South) took fourth with
SS7. Luther L Wright Of Iron
wood, 1943 champs, finished fifth.
No. 2 team from Southeastern
finished seventeenth with $50;
Northwestern eighteenth. S46:
BEDFORD 23rd. S35; Eastern 2Sth,
S26; Northern 35th, SIT; Cass
43rd. S02: Central 49th. 79li
SOUTHWESTERN 56th, TO, and Mac
kenzie S9th. TIT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-02
FOR MONDAY

NAppTtntice hIOWhnce rIaInF0
Horses listed IN order ~ pott position
Post, 400 Detroit tinel.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-02

nights, but he is not taking it. He
is going TO spend his furlough
ashore, working 10 see that the right
thing happens TO his country this
November The first thing he did
upon getting home to New York