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Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
PLEADS GUILTY
IN COIRT

Lloyd Andrus pleaded guilty in
Imperial county superior court
Tuesday to a charge of drunk driv-
ing after having previously been
convicted of a similar offense. He
asked the court to grant him pro-
baton and will be given a hearing.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-01-12
STEAL AUTO PARTS

Fender skirts We're stolen from
two autos Wednesday evening, ac-
cording 10 reports made to local
police Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
S. Morris of the selective service
office whose car was parked on
North Sixth and John BOhegian Of
the Balboa Hotel, reported the
thefts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Reception at Muirs

A reception was held in Mrs.
Muir's residence in Ridge road,
Crosse Pointe Farms.
Vases of white giadioli made
a background in the living room
for the receiving line.
The dining room table was
laid with an antique linen cloth
with a deep edging of lace.
The wedding cake was in the
center, and on either side was
placed an antique crystal
epergne.
AS 1t. Chambers had only 4S
hours leave. he and HIS bride
went directly to Boston, where
they will be for the next two
months. In October, 1t. Cham
bers will have IS to II days
leave and then they will come
back here.
Navy blue and gold were COM
bined in the brides going-away
costume. The skirt was navy
and the bolero jacket was gold
and navy shuntung. The little
blue beanie was trimmed with
gold flowers. Her shoes and
bag were navy blue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Week lend Weddings
Continued from Page One)

dress with a train at least three
and a half yards long, and an
exquisite lace-trimmed illusion
veil which was worn by her
grandmother. Mrs. W. HOWE
Muir, so years ago.
The dress was fashioned with
a full skirt and long bodice with
sweetheart neckline and long
sleeves. A piping OF satin
around the neckline extended
down the front Of the bodice
and around the hipline,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Wears Long Veil

The long veil, reaching 10 the
tip OF the train. and the face
veil, reaching TO the waistline,
were bound with heirloom lace
and gracefully arranged, being
held in place by a simple, band
of orange blossoms.
The bride carried a bouquet OF
stephanotic centered with two
white orchids which she wore on
her travelling costume.
Mrs. Hotchkiss was diStingue
in a long sheath dress of soft
pink crepe and a small round
hat of matching shade trimmed
with pink roses. with a deeper
rose in the center, and yelling.
The hat was worn tipped over
one eye. The skirt was draped
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Knit Dozen Swe alters

Peggy Parkinson and Nancy
Erwin will be heading for Michi-
gan State College shortly. They
have been much taken up this
summer with Tip Topper Soror-
ity activities. The group has
already completed II sweaters
for the Red Cross. and has
knitted six afghans.
Miss Elaine Smith. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd F. Smith
OF Lincoln road, Crosse Pointe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Members Of Sororities
Lay Plans for Busy Week

this fall will he a sophomore az
DePauw University. Miss Smith
recently returned from Lansing,
where she was the guest of her
fance's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John w. Jacobs.
1t. Jacobs Is stationed at
Turner Field. Ga. where he Is
an instructor with the u. s.
Army Air Forces.
Also attending DePauw this
fall will be Miss Ruth Ann
Schaeffer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
frances NVerhetite
WEEDS fastener
CONTINUED from Page One)

CONTINUED from rage one
Martha's Vineyard. where 1t.
Kristufek is training a squad
ron prior 10 his return 10 active
duty. He is the holder of nu-
merous decorations earned
while a torpedo bomb pilot with
the famed Torpedo Squadron
No. 5 and has served two years
aboard carriers in the south
Pacific.
Out-of-town guests were:
Henry Verhelle and the Misses
Marie and Mathilde Verhelle of
Chicago: Miss Ethel Kristufek.
sister OF the bridegroom, Of
McKeesport, Pa: Frank Kris
tufek of New York City: Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Jank Of Wau-
watosa. Wis; Mrs. Frank Jank
and son, Frank Jr.. and John
Jank of Milwaukee. Wis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

Aug II
TVIETA KAPPA RHO gals will
Il be heading for Round Lake
where they will be the guests
81 Miss jeanne Lofland. dsugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Lot
land az Grand avenue.
Their house party viii last for
10 long days. with plenty Of golf
~ the country club and swim
ming and tennis and dancing
Among the travellers will he
Grace Ylnisy AGrEs sellers
Audrey Hnl Mary Lou Maok
rn.rieia Clrry Rosemary MaStertos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Mons Of America
To Meet Monday

THE MONS OF AMERICA.
Unit "a, will meet on Monday
at 2 p. m. at the Hotel Statler.
A board meeting will take.
place at noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13

MRS. BENJAMIN L. LAM
BERT of the Belcrest is spend
ing August at the Grand Hotel.
Mackinac Island.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Reas TO Extend
Castle Park Stay

MRS. THATCHER w. REA
and her children, of Longfellow
avenue. will extend their stay
in Castle Park until early Sep
TENDER.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
Hostess at Aleonee

Miss Margaret Nau, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Nsu
of Florence avenue, is being
hostess this week 10 the Phi
Alpha Chi members al the Nau
family summer home in Algonac
on Lake 81. Clair.
The long list Of vacationists in
clude;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-08-13
paul Gach)

at the left side and the left
shoulder and bracelet-length
sleeves also were draped.
Mrs. w. HOWE Muir was in
pale blue crepe and a matching
hat made entirely of blue flow
ers and wore a white orchid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

40 MORE lonely SUNDAYS tnr
war workers, There, something
exciting to-du every SUNDAY
afternoon and evening 3t Con
tr7l Branch YWCA A double
header program on Jan 30 ica-
tUrC, Wait Disney s. South oi
tho Border. and Mexican dane
ing los Betty Riley OF Saks SHOW
Bar Betty WIS born and brought
up .n McNlCo whore she learned
10 dance and sing and PLAY the
guitar under the iulclase OF
natives
40 special invitation is needed
70 attend THESE WaT workers
Sunday social sessions which 1rt
managed ht u committee ot
young people and >pon.ofed by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Recreation for Wor kers

the YNCA and the YAVCA The
time rs Z O'Clock and every ono
8, welcome including young
married couples and single -IIs
and mon from Is 70 p Tho
Wn includes dancing game
singing talking or gust tiIrE
and relaxing. EycHth+f+==.
but tho supper "a q O'Clock
which Costs -b3eent>
Moro than 100 young mon and
uamcH from plants aii over
town put their stamp OF ape
nll4-a- aH- ,he opening BHrts-ttsf
Sunday Two lloor, NJ 'tc huL.d-
ing arc devoted 70 Sunday ice-
r.ator and hIndr0d- wor
to.n. people can bc accom-
UodH'od
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

A sole black kid tailored OK
ford with "built-in" foot COM
fort. Light arch supports Neat
lines. low heel 411 20 IL.
CoCsrnrtent regulations forbid us %
arrert loose fotion stamps Thsss
i1ilai IA dsa@e4~-s f----- s'-r rutrrr sser
81 the rressnre ~ TIE faieaperfo1.
SECOND BAsEMEST-FARmER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30


IAEE wa,ched her handsome hls-
panA--in hl= --ie-4-4----i'
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IJOCroH7 EN9w 'tat TOO many
women eai de naf base UP ,o-date
information about certain ph.a,a.
fact, Nod ZOO uaa, s19 Chunk bees
know have au't htf sno"iedee ="
-, 60 -, .---',...'.'.'.
lou nave q rikn' 10 h,no" ABOUT
the important medical ao'aH'''
made during recent years lh 60, it'--'-
ton w. p ius intimate pf"o''in
) hceY NC every woman neal a"
'
ANA >'' WIN ihc '''I''fa'i'h 'i
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tA'I save nov doom. y Mon lear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Soup
Popular
Dish
By PRUDENCE PENNY

THERE is nothing so wei
/ come as the aroma of
homemade soup waiting from
the kitchen on these wintry
days. When the family comes
in with faces rudy from tho
cold. a plate Of stcamlng
soup warns them up in no
time,
In these times Of war
economy and meat shortages
soup is The answer to strained
budgets. without sacrificing
balanced and delicious meals.
Try making a kettle Of vogo-
tablo soup soon start itIn tine
morning ald- soy 'he oup on
rho back Of re 4HHee 7t'if-
Nor alld8y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

Hudson's Basement Store has a new
shipment Of slipon sweaters! The best
colors e.. leaf green, crocus white and
pale soft pink or blue! Short sleeve
non-bulky styles with wide snug-fit-
ting waistband long and sloppy
types popular with college girls Wool
wool-and-rayon Sizes 81 20 40
sPoRrsWEAR-FlRsr BAsrMENT-WoODWA ARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
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Tho story Of a wife who longed Tor
love the story Of husband
who longed 10 give it.A story
that will help YOU understand
many a marriage failure!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Raincoat Episodes

Among other interesting
items, the new edition Of the
Sporting News Baseball Guide
and Record Book recalls the
following:
Herman Schaefer, Detroit
second basemAn, played the
sixth inning at Cleveland on
July s, 1906, wearing a raincoat
the downpour having
started In the fifth with the
Tigers behind. 4 TO 0 :. UNI
pires Billy Evans and Jack
Sheridan made the athletes
play the sixth and then called
time. Luther Dummy Taylor,
ON Aug. 6, 1908, coached for the
Giants attired in rubber boots,
rAincoat and n fisherman's hat
and Harry Pulliam, National
League president, fined him $25
the next day"
Bob Stevenson. M &c ga n
catcher, served l6 months with
the coast guard before entering
the navy's VIZ program. under
which he was. assigned TO Ann
Arbor and outfielder Bill
Gregor of the Wolverines was
In the marine corps for three
years before going into the
marine collegiate program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
RESULTS OF EVENTS
WEST SIDI

30-yard dssh.-Won Nv Ted Rsloeh
cooley MarcouN fCunleyI second
Woodrur NV. third REYNOLDS tcoos,,.
I .'f5r'' SIMMONS tCulisa Allh. I-H.t
tWcsti sixth Tlmr $50
5u.tsri Joss hurdles Won nv Uour
simpson Cooley MarC0uX, ,'a.IyyI. e,l.
ora ba-nEh Cooley. thfI. NuHr
,,C.oaie'' .f.ar'h euangH oNWt Uuh.
tiJ-yari dash Non b Bob RurIa
tGn.lt hf. tetfow tC.eis,H. second. KUphr
Mack 'h.rt IewtdIn tCuuIeyt fourth
Dun 'lg"I'F1. NTH Turner MaCN and
Folrier tke. i,t fpf sNth Time .5b4.
Pole vail DIrk smith lo9Hr,l and
John Narrower tCa0lesf ted Dr fr-t.
Noble tCoo,eNJ and Jackson tEpt t,I
Tor third Elmer Red aaI Drrshatk
Z RED ted for NTH Hcirnt- 81 foot
Hait-mne relay Won b, Bedford ,psr
Hun. Bot Wilson Fred N.Uur1 and
Dorian FarrelI Cooley second Nor'h.
western 'h.rf. Mackenzie fourth West
ern, hrh, c'Vtfa SIXTH F.me 1873 s.
EAST SIDE
Seward hfFn hurdles Won ty Plske
Whlte thi lfune tsE', s'.ori Roman
Haesh'an ,MI. hnh. Fraser co.. av'h
aoyard low hurdles Won t, Adam
hauEhtDu tMu.I Young asa second
Williams tPI 'hirt White 49, fourth.
kIazez- -1tih---E1lla- LAll-l-s SIKH
ss0yar3 run Won by wuara verearke
o.. bIs-ffufki tCI1, second Plum tEf
nft breGpls tE'. fourth Washington
o. .Ath, Bar'aum lu' swth Time
HiEn iunp-wo1 6y Hauss,ar ,NHa
sihn.srr tMi. ard Ml'h.th tNpf Vef
for second Williams fPI ard H8w'0r
lNEI 's1 f-r fourth Musettr Dui srd
fafn."qrih PJ, Ted for sixth. Hr.fht
se-ysra cash wen NS C5to cA.GaaA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Cleveland Stirred

HERE AND THERE: Cleveland
IS really steamed up over the
meeting between Jake LaMotta
and Lloyd Marshall this Friday
night LaMotta has Marshall
agreed 10 come in az 16l pounds
or forfeit s. 600
4 lot OF DctrOiteTs think Dave
Ferguson Bell BuzZer has a real
chance in tins years Kentucky
Derby Hes so TO IN the
winter books
Joe Mccarthy, now recovering
from grippe, viii be 81 this Friday
But ne Will look l07 II the
Yankees blow two more like they
did Yesterday 10 Boston
Day by day. in every way Mar
jorie Row. the former Detroit girl
golfer. looks like the Standout
woman in the links parade for
1914
1t. Col Larry McPhail, so in
side sources say. will be 2 10
bet 10 end up with. the Yankees
after the war. And what better
man could they get?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
= A1 %r.% Bob a|es
Sam Byrd, Due TO Go
Into Navy, viii Make
a Hit Here Later
BY BOB MURPHY
(Sports EditOr)

Sammy Byrd, we predict, win
make a tremendous hit in this
town with the fans.
OF course. war and the draft
being what il is, we may not see
a lot of Sammy until it's over,
over there. But when that day
comes. the new Plum Hollow pro
wants to roost in the Motor City.
Byrd is tremendously serious
about his profession and there's
something about the way he says
and does things that stamps him
as a welcome addition 10 the local
sporting fraternity.
AS concerns his immediate fu-
ture. Byrd said:
1--WE already been indicted
into the navy. I'm due to 40
April %. OF course, I'm over
20, but I haven't been notified
OF any change about going into
service on the mentioned date.
I'm counting on leaving then"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
BREVlTIES:
Pick
andPaul

PHILADELPHIA. April 90
Otto Graham. former Northwest
ern University ace passer, was
the Detroit Lions No. l choice
in The National Football League
draft AZ last nights meeting
Then Owner Mandel and Coach
DoraiS chose Robert Offers. Ten
neSScc haifback, Ralph Haywood,
L.. s. {. end. George Butteridge.
Utah fullhack; John Greene.
Michigan tackle, and Ed Aliquie,
Santa Clara tackle,
Additional Detroit playe
drafted were Matthew Bolger,
Notre Dame, end Herb Helm,
Minnesota, end Paoul Briggs.
Colorado. tackle, Rodney GiSket,
Washington State, guard, and
Paul White, Michigan, halfback.
Pat Harder, former Wisconsin
fullback. who also is in the armed
forces was selected by the Chi
cago Cardinals, The Brooklyn
Dodgers took Creighton Miller
Bertellls colleague in the back
field last fall. Steve Van Buren,
OF Louisiana State was the choice
of the Philadelphia Eagss Billy
Hillenbrand Indiana star of two
seasons ago went 10 the New
York Giants and Mervin PregHl-
man Of Michigan was selected by
Green Bay Packers. Mike Micka
of Colgate by the Washington
Redskins, Ray Evans of Kansas
by the Chicago Bears, Johnny
PodeSto of College of the Pacific
by The Pittsburgh SteelerS and
Tony Butkovich of Purdue by the
Cleveland Rams.
All of the players chosen first
were backs except Pregulman.
who was star tackle at Michi-
gan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
SackIllan


Sackman is the new champion
Of the Michigan Major Bowling
League today by a four-game
margin over De Luxe-D, winner a
year ago. in the closing contests
of the season last night at Crest
Lanes.
Reinforced by John CrimminS in
place of Herman Ruppel, Sack
man made certain Of the verdict
by winning in the first game, 1886
10 996, Crimmins rolling a 279.
Sackman had 2947 10 1929.
Scoring honors went TO S. e. S.
and Murdoch. who tied for third
after Murdoch won a pair on
1927. while S. & S. combed out
3O35, Fred Bujack had 69i for
S. e. S. as Elwood Blake had the
same for Murdoch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
WILD AT START

The Browns scored in the first
inning, the run traced directly TO
wildnesS.
With two away, Gentry walked
both McQuinn and Stephens.
Then Moore came through with
the first Of his two blows, scoring
McQuinn.
York'S homer came in the
fourth with one out and was
driven $50 feet into the lower
deck of the left field stands.
The second ST. Louis counter
came in the fifth. Again a man
who walked later scored.
With one out. Harold Epps, a
new Brownie, drew a pass and
moved around 10 thisd when the
dependable McQuinn singled.
The efficient Stephens again
figured in the scoring, sending a
long fly ball 10 Doc Cramer in
center field, Epps scoring after
the catch.
The third ST. Louis run came
in the sixth and a walk wasn't
needed in the making. ByrneS led
off with his two-bagger. a drive
10 right field
He moved 10 third after Crarer
caught a fly bait of Mark Christ
mans bat and later scored after
Cramer took Frank Mancusos Nv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Dog Of Boy, z,
Mutt Winner

Duke a mixed Irish setter and
Labrador retriever owned by
Charles Crabb l., won the
mutt conteStLheld- at OLYMPIA
last night and as a result will
compete in the finals at the con-
Guiding performance OF the
SportSmen's Show Sunday eve
ming.
Patsy Brennan. a 12-year-old
girl, was second. with Slug.
Scotty and Isabel Keith. 10. third
with TriXie, a mixed Collie. A
total Of - dogs the winner at
each show Will compete IN The
finals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Bowling TO Pick
Steward Soon
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

Announcement Of the appoint
ment of Michigan racing steward
to succeed Judge a. Murphy at
the Detroit track is expected this
weekend from Racing Commits
Sioner bowling
II a prominent eastern official
is not named, the commissioner is
expected 10 turn TO Charles A.
Bray of Detroit, who has been
one of the solid men Of the
stewards stand during the past
three years.
General Manager Lewis y re-
vealed today there is a slight pos
Sibility Charley Irby, the turf S
veteran trainer who handled the
Tranquility Farm Stable here
eight or nine years ago, may be
back again.
Earl II Beezley Nebraska turf
man whose claim on Jockey
Johnny Adams, precipitated the
riders strike last season, again
is reported Detroit-bound.
The spectacular Mrs. H. p.
Bonner and her string will be
missing. but the Texas sports
woman's stable is doing al right
at Narragansett Park where
Defense won the So 600 added
Spring Handicap recently with
Willie Turnbull up
Disabled veterans will handle
the parking lot at the track this
season. If Manager AL Hoener has
his way lie is seeking about 25
returned veterans with a former
sergeant 10 act as foreman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
STANDINGs

Rainbow. leader Of the Metro
politan Classic Bowling League by
two games. meets Martin tonight
at Ambassador as Koppitz. second
place holder and still a contender
with nine 10 SO, encounters tarrS.
Indications are first prize will
run from $500 to $1,000 in Tom
Halligan $ spring CLASSIC TO be held
Al the Flint Recreation April 30
May 81 Entries close next Sat
urday with a fee of SO.
Places remain open for the
sixth annual $50 handicap dou-
bles at Rainbow. First prize IS
Sl25 The event starts tonight.
Emil Dimitrie and Carl Schwlkert
were the 1913 winners.
There will be a meeting Of The
Detroit Times All-Star Classic
franchise holders at the Palace
Recreation next Tuesday at 8 p. m.
HERE AND THERE Jack Burnett pow
etea 2@la 2A4- POS for hh1 In Rifters House
BIZ Dwight 270 BIN LaRue 267-226-
1879 f0r 692 and Tony WisnewsN 237-216-
2O4 for 657 In the Wayne's Businessmen
where Rollins and Bowling School tied for
the title Frank Myers 222-257-2Ol for
$50 in the Argyle SIS , John WinkIer
POS N the Graham Paige Joe Rudrik
$50 10 the Chene-Trombly $50
evelyn Findlays 266 and Helena VIII
hams so were anal highs In the Spring
wells Ladies won by springwers Hardware
Celia M0ndalsks 2O3 IN 49, Irene
GIHberts 200 IN 53s and Marie Hunting
TOMS 53i stood out IN the BriTh'mour La
dies n WAS The Li'hoeraphers bv nine
games over Letter Press III ne Motschal
Vlndup sam Giugerclla's 2f5 featured
as Macdonald Five won the Pillar senior
crown hy eight games
other league highs Henry Schmidt pa.
ana Joe Hogan e3s Centennial Senior,
STANLEY Barr DENLY Senior 2f2 Mary
Trumhly R1NaI Ladies 100 EHa taHFFi
rrrreHlies s45 House 2iui Harry Bennett, a
Gr3utWsy House 23T TONY Naientft
J. mouth 81 victory 23a. Rt1 GronkoWitz,
goth Century House 233. Bill Becker. Dps.
ard At I4RrrcAr sos So BENEDICT. John
Hsiek Cheue Tuuby Junior 225
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
rATHrR. soN sCoRE IN CITY

a father and son combination,
John and Emory Kozma, are the
new leaders today i'm overavcrage
doubles in the city championship
bowling tournament al Vogue
Recreation They had 1927 for
1877 last night. John. the son.
scoring $40
Allie MouStv and r. Law had
third place on 100 In singles,
William Raethcr moved into "A tie
FOR second with Melvin Totten on
1871 Walter Mueller took fifth
on 147
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Niqht Edition Code Key

Ths Detroit Times daily prints IN the
Night Edition only the name OF a horse
which race experts feel ia among the out
standing bets OF the day.
The code key appears each night In the
Eight Star and Red Line editions, a num-
Der corresponding 10 each letter Of the
alphabet
THE NIGHT EDITION AND Is PRINTED
IN CODE TomouOw's code follows.
AL Ria C-20 Dos E-Sg FL G-Is
H.96 La J-sS K-5s LII Ma N-Ss
O-6l PTS as R-i1 Sis I-52 Geo
wa WIG NJ Y-8 Ills.
Clip this code key 10 viii enable you
10 remember the name OF tomorrow's code
morse appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
HeiIIllann Airs
Tiger Games

Broadcasts OF Tiger baseball
games this season will be heard
exclusively over radio station
WNYZ. Harry Heilmann, one
of the nations most able base
ball announcers, will be at the
microphone at 2:55 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Closest Marathon:

In As years went to SGT.
GERARD COTE of Canadian
army in classic Boston 26-ntie-
1885, yard race beat JOHNNY
KELLEY By 80 yards-13 seconds.
in 2.3l.502-5 nearly five
minutes below KELLEY'S record
6S ran while estimated
800. 900 watched along course. o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
CRASH

Sinking Harold EppS, n
new Brownie, seems happy
10 score cOlliding with Tiger
catcher, Bob Swift. i'm Sth.
Epps came i'm after Doc
Cramer had caught Nern
stephens fly ball. thrown
Ia Rudy York and relayed
10 Swift, too late.
Photo by Times stat
Photographed Frank Lyeri'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Ii. Deehr Going East

KALAMAZOO. April 20 up
1t. ljg) Sterling Deehr, former
MIAA basketball and football
athlete at Kalamazoo College will
leave Sunday for Princeton Uni
verSity 20 enter an IndoCtrination
course preparing him 10 become a
deck officer IN the navy.
Deehr starred at Detroit North
western before coming here IN
1929.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-20
Cooley Supreme ON West Side
BY JAKE BERsON

II won't have the same crush
ing superiority Ia the city indoor
track finals. but Cooley Highs
20sis points in winning the west
side league meet yesterday is a
record that msYnot be approached
for many years.
Claude Snarey. Cooley's track
wizard threw the full weight Of
his teams extraordinary balance
into the last five events yesterday.
adding l07 70 the Cardinals l0l 70
Of Tuesday
All other west side schools COM
bned were able 70 rack up only
1912 points
From a competitive standpoint
AZ least, the east side finals were
the exact opposite from the west
s.ders Miller winning in a three
cornered battle with 1874 points.
Southeastern was second with
TT and Eastern third with s.,
Winning performances Of the east
siderS. too, were superior 20 the
west side S,
Cooley Wlll have a big edge in
manpoWer IN the city semifinals
next Wednesday ~ Cooley. quail
flying 81 individuals and q relay
team
Adam Hbueh'on and Cleo Cald-
well. each a double winner. PLAYED
the biggest part in Milier's victory
Haughton captured the high jump
and low hurdles. While Caldwell
won the 30-ysrd dash and 300
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