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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
By Babs Lee

Oh" invited Argus. 81 though:
you might stay for dinner. We're
having Butch's fried chicken"
"Yes," urged Ellen, "and 10 II
oood!"
Sounds swelli" Grange re-
marked, wistfully.
at is" Argus said. "Sorry you
can't stay" He put out his hand.
II have to run over with Ellen to
Sturgis studio, but well be back
before ten. When get the report
from the Leave Word Service III
call you"
Eyes, do that"
~And if I'm right In my guess"
Argus concluded, I'VE may know
who killed Syria Vernel"
A few minutes before nine o'clock,
Argus and Ellen arrived at Sturgis'
studio. The door was ajar.
pierre said he wouldn't keep me
very long," Ellen said. He usually
works pretty fast"
A light was burning inside, but
there was no one in sight. They
passed on to the studio proper. One
small lamp lit a corner of the huge,
high-ceilinged room. Shadows con-
verged into weird, distorted pat
terms on the bare white walls.
Blacmess lay beyond. A camera on
a tripod stood a little to one side of
the entrance, its long, spindly legs
spread. 1t was focused on an array
of perfumes and lipsticks spread
fanwise across . tiny platform.
I'm glad you came with me-" e.
len remarked, as she glanced
around. This place Is sort Of scary
at night"
Il wonder where your friend
Sturgis isl" Argus called the pho
tographer's name loudly . couple of
times. His voice re-echoed through
the studio. There was no answer.
He must have stepped out"
Ellen said. Strange that Pierre
didn't leave some sort Of message
for me-"
"Maybe he did" suggested Ar
gus, "and the elevator man forgot
to deliver the message. He looked
bit absent-minded. I'll find out"
Ellen seated herself on the edge
Of raised platform. The shadows
doomed larger and blacker, she
thought A peculiar sensation crept
along her spine. She shivered with
vague apprehension.
A streak Of light showed IN the
crack under the door that led to
Sturgis' private Office. It might be
less terrifying in there, Ellen
thought. She crossed to the door
and opened it. She stopped short at
what she saw. The blood drained
from her cheeks. Then she
screamed.
Lying on the floor, his arms out
flung, his body partially covered BY
a blue overcoat, was-not Pierre
Sturgis, but-Roger Flagg!
Argus, coming TO her on the run,
paused as he saw the still figure.
"He's-he's dead!" Ellen chat
tered. She put her hand 10 her
mouth and bit down hard on her
knuckles TO keep from repeating her
scream.
~Pierre desdi- queried Argus,
breathlessly.
ANo-look-it's Roger Flsgg!
Argus crossed TO the model
agents side and bent down. He
picked up one limp hand and felt his |
PULSE
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
Andrew Kelly Funeral
Services Saturday

Ann Arbor. Mich. June d Fu-
neral services will be Saturday
al 2 p m AZ the Bethel AME
Church for Andrew Kelly. 2Os W.
Summit St, who died Wednesday
OF a heart condition Rev ]. W.
Wright will ofrciats Burial will
he in Fairview Cemetery. Friends
may call al the Staffan-Hildinger
Funeral Home. Ann Arbor.
/ Mr.. Kelly was born Nov. 10. 1891,
in Windsor, Canada. and had been
a resident OF Ann Arbor for the
past ~ years.
He was truck driver for the
city for number Of years and was
a veteran OF the first World War.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02

with the aid Of fellow lawyers who
based the defense on testimony that
he shot DR.. John F.. Lind. 81. in self
defense when the psychiatrist
reached for a gun as Miller at
tempted 10 get Mrs. Miller, AZ, out
OF Lind's car The Staying oc-
Cured in the downtown shopping
district February q and was a
sensation in the capital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02

WASHINGTON - AP - Gray
haired Robert |. Miller, victorious
in his trial for murder in the shoot
ing OF his wife's lover. was free
today to resume his accustomed
role of defending others charged
with crime. The 67-year-old attor-
ney. acquitted OF the murder
charge Wednesday, won his cause
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02
Reception Given in
Honor OF Mrs. Craiq

Ann Arbor, June Am inform.
al reception was given In the H.
brary Of the University High
School, Thursday. in honor OF Mrs
Robert Craig, the former Miss
Edith l.. Hoyle. who will retire on
June 8. after 20 years Of teaching
Former students. parents. and pro
fessional associates were guests
Mrs. Craig taught for several
years In the Ann Arbor High
He was a member OF Pratt Lodge
322 OF the IBPO.E.W.
He Is survived by his widow
Nellie, and one uncle. Peter Stokes.
Windsor.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-02

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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-04

/ .iuzinati. Dve sta Sc peljali ma
! tizprehod, tretja Sc pa punta."
Maria je zavlekla ustne in
, odsla 5 prodirnim pogledom ma
costa.
Vitezovic je nepremieno str
mel ma vrata, XII SO Sc zaprla
/. "a njo. Potem je prijel "a vre z
j whom in pocasi odtrgal pogled
cd vrat.
"E-e, kai hoces," je vzdihnil.
/ "Moje zivlJenje poteka pac dru-
gace nego zivljenje nasih prid-
nih, zadovoljnih mescanov."
Valvasor Sc je nasmehnil in
prikimal. Pred njegovimi ocmi
Sc je odvilo prijateljevo zivlje-
ME - kakor prelep bujen cvet,
v katerega Sc je ze v popju
vgnezdil crv. MOI z velikimi
sposobnostmi, zmozen velikih
dejanj, a ma zalost sanjac -
pesnik.
i Cudovito Sc je mesala v MEM
materina dediscina - div a
vlaska kri, kri senjskih gusar-
jew, z ocetovo, krvjo alzaskih
plemieev, XII so Sc v zelji po pri-
godah virgil V svet in Sc zasi-
drali med senjskimi peeinami.
Kdo bi mogel zahtevati cd
cloveka, po katerem Sc je preta-
kala taksna kri, umirjenost in
vztrajnost, XII ju je zahtevalo
mirno mescansko zivljenje? Kri
njegovih pradedov ga je vrgla v
Zagrebu kot studenta retorike V
Enarocje veliki zaroti bana Petra
zrinskega, da mu je njegov pre-
vidni ujec, zupnik Jakob Lucki-
; mic, prekinil studije in ga postal
ma Kranjsko k ocetovemu pri-
jatelju, baronu Mordaksu, cd
tam pa Italijo. Ko Sc je vrnil
in prisel ma Mordaksovo pripo-
rocilo ma dvor kneza Turjaske-
ga Ljubljani, mu je zopet ne
mirna kri zmesala usodo: bolj
kot neprestano vezbanje v oroz-
ju in jahanje knezevim simon
ga je zanimala velika knezova
knjiznica, Sc bolj pa oni, XII jo
je uredil - pokojni zgodovinar
Janez Ludovik Schoenleben,
Valvasorjev vzornik in nekdanji
ucitelj.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-04

ga Jernej pogrinjal mizo "a ju-
Zinc.
"Gospodicna Marija! Ia koli-
ko oseb maj pogrnem?''
ia dve," je dejala odlocno,
splezala po lestvi navzdol in jo
pristavila k zadnji omari. Mr.
licno je iskala med knjigami cd
tai do vrha.
Nj Sc koncala, ko sta vstopila
Valvasor in njegov COST. Maria
sc nj ozrla. LIE temna rdecica, XII
j je vstajala cd vratu navzgor,
je pricala, >da je cutila navzoc-
most Pavla Vitezovica, cloveka,
XII j je bill tako cudno podoben.
20, moi famulus je re ma de-
lu!'
"To sc rece, da sem re ma
koncu dela!" sc je zasmejala
Maria in z lestve doll pokazala
baronu ma dveh straneh popi-
sano polo.
cali 81 carala?"
"Oh,. sal bi jih lahko ma pa
met spisala, sal poznam vse NIL
hove ljubljenke. LIE zaloznistev
ne poznam vseh in pa izdajnih
letnic."
Stopila je lestve in podala
baronu polo.
Valvasor je pregledal seznam
in zadovoljno pokimal, Sc ma
smehnil Mariji in pomenljivo po-
gledal prijatelja.,
"Zaloznistva prepises il
knjiznicnega seznama ?"
Marija je pokimala, prijela le-
stew, jo postavila v kot, vzeia s
police debelo, v usnje vezano
knjigo - seznam Valvasorjeve
knjiznice - ter prijela "a svoj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-04

Kajpak - ona leta Je
frost mnogo risal po dezei O.
krog. Njegova zena pa je go
spodinjila spodaj smartnem
v hisi Valvasorjeve bakrorezni-
ce. In umetniki so stanovali prl
niej in tudi studenta Pavla, XII
je prisel z Mordaksom k baro-
nu ma obisk, so nastanili "a ne
kaj tednov v bakroreznici.
Vitezovic je prisel "a Valva-
sorjem, stopil k oknu in Sc "a
zrl v prostrano gricevje, V vasi-
co, XII je cepela ma nasprotrem
gorskem grebenu. Nato Sc je O.
brnil.
Pocasi je S pogledom obletel
prekrasno delavnico, opremlje-
no z najizbranejsim okusom !:
siroko razmahnjen obo k a n
strop so nosili stirje svetlikajo-
ci Sc stebri il crnega marmor-
ia. Stene so bile prevlecene z e.
maxim usnjem kakor blazinja-
XII. In kar je d o b a Ludovika
XIV. premogla ma mobilijah maj
lepsega in najdragocenejsega,
je stale v tel sobi in tvorilo
prijetno harmonic.
Vitezovic je vzdihnil - kdaj
doseze on taksno razkosje? -
spustil Sc je V enega izmed ma
slanjacev in prekinil m u { n
molk.
"Ce ii je prav, te spremim ju-
tri zjutraj V Ljubljano. Rad bi
govoril S tiskarnarjem Mayer
jem."
Valvasor je prijel kup roko-
pisnih listov in potolkel mimi
po mizi, da jih zravna.
"Uganil 81 m ojo zeljo," je
mirno pritrdil. Potem je postal
njegov obraz trd, "stotniski" -
Vitezovic je kar vedel, kaj pri-
de il prijateljevih ust.
"Prosim te, da Sc ne polka
zes Trostu in ne posetis bakro-
reznice. Itak dobis tam samo Sc
Grajzarja in Trosta. Use druge
sem moral odsloviti. Sal sem tt
pisal, kako me je moja "Ehre'
spravila ma rob prepada. Bakro-
reznica je skoraj prazna. Kma-
lu pojde Sc Grajzar. Priporocil
sem ga grofu Strassoldu, da mu
uredi knjiznico ma krskem gra-
du. Samo frost mi Sc ostane.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-04

seznam, da ga Sc enkrat pregle-
da in izpopolni.
''zdaj pa dovolj O dusevni
hrani. Ma vrsti je telesna. Pri-
di Marija! Prosim, Pavel!"
Pristopil je k mizi.
"Jernej, ali nj pogrnil "a tri
osebe?"
"Gospodicna Maria so
rex -"
"Nimam casa, zdajle. Tol e
koncam, potem moran v labo-
ratorij."
''Nu, kakor je tvoja volja",
je skomignil Valvasor, mi zen
ske pri hisi, pa morava sama
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-04
VRAZJE DEKLE
Zgodovinski roman
ILKA VASTETOVA


::
On pripravlja silk e "a moi
"Flos-Physico = Mathematicus'',
knjigo, XII jo zdaj pisem. MOI Sc
je postaral. Glej, Maria mu je
vse. In ona ljubi svojega - hm,
oceta, kolikor je pac to cudno
dekle zmozno ljubiti. Resnica
bi bila "a oba najstrasnejsi u
Idarec."
Vitezovic je dvignil roko.
'Ne trudi Sc prijatelj. Sam
uvidim, da je slicnost zares ia
talna. HIM! Veruj: karkoi sem
doslei dozivel!. - in dozivel sem
mnogo - mic me Sc nj tako pre-
treslo kakor frapantna podob-
most tega mojega otroka. HIM!
NJ, da, je pac ne morem zataji-
lti. Ha Ce- "a trenutek
|,je izginil cinicen posmeh "a
gorelega obraza in neprodirno
crne oci so sc zasvetile v zlato-
rjavem sijaju. "Ce bi mole raz-
.mere ne bile tako bohemske, &c
bi incl stalno sluzbo ali premo-
zenje, da bi mogel prezivljati
sebe in jo ha! Vcasih, da,
vcasih clovek pogresa takole
bite - samo "a srce."
Zamahnil je roko in tanke
ustne SO Sc mu zopet povesile V
Ilastnem zasmehu.
Med prijateljema je nastal
dolg molk.
Potem je Valvasor sklenil
svoje misli, dvignil glavo in po-
gledal skozi okno.
/ Moi famulus --' je de-
jail smehljaje.
"Dozdeva sc mi, da tt je vec
nego famulus.
Baron Sc je zdrznil. Njegove
velike oci so Sc pretece zablis-
lkale.
"Kolikor 81 mi pravil njej,
ii je po duhu sorodnejsa in bliz-
liza nego vsak drug clovek ma
svetu. Nekaksna dusevna zena
- bi rekel."
/ "Dusevna zena-" je po KRAFT
KEN molku ponovil Valvasor in
njegov pogled je postal zopet
mehak. "Morda imas prav. Nor
da mi je cello vec. Vcasih mi zu-
bori il njene duse kakor cist
svez studenec il praglobin clo-
veskega duha, ideje mi prihaja-
Ijo, XII bi jih brez ME ne izsle-
dill"
Him, torej tt je prava muza,
ali - recimo - mater spiritu-
ais. Seveda, tax univarzalni u
cenjak, kakrsen 81 ii, osemnajst-
letno dekle - tudi &c je cudez-
nj otrok - ne more biti. A po
dusevni kakovosti ~.
"Me nadkriljuje, to cutim." !"
Valvasor je izpod celia pogledal
prijatelju v oci in nadaljeval
poltiho: "Ona mi je najzanimi-
vejsi poizkus. Silno me zanima,
do katere visine zraste duh, XII
Sc je vzgajal v popolni svobodi,
obdan lie z najvecjimi dusevni-
mi dobrinami: z umetnostjo, u
cenostjo, modrostjo.'
Him. Zdaj razumem, kaj il
gori il oci. Ampak -. ma ia ma
Gin raste dekle v najvecjem ma
sprotju S sodobnostjo. Ali Sc ne
bojis -"
"Nicesar Sc ne bojim. Do
kler zivim, jo bonn cuval."
V knjiznici lie Maria mrzlic-
no delala. Ma lestvi, visoko pod
lesenim stropom, Sc je scepirilo
njeno siroko rdece krilo. v eni
roki je drza!a vecjo polo papir-
ia, podlozeno s tanko knjigo, v
drugi svincnik. Pred MO velika
knjizna omara, cd tai do stropa
segajoca. Pet taksnih velikan-
skin omar je stale v knjiznici in
Sc dvoje manjsih. Velike omare
IL trdega lesa so zavzemale vse
stene. Imele so krasna kovin-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-04
4Aas.fg - D y q "a"
Mali ogIasi
Innate zdrovnisske
predpise

Ko vam zdravnik predpise
zdravila, je vazno, da so ista
skrbno in pravilno sestavljena.
Nasa lekarna je "a natancno in
dobro sestavo zdravniskih pred
pisov, prejela ze stiri trofeje.
Prinesite vase predpise k nam.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-02-04

Yes ia eden Sc Mestnem avdtoriju vprizarja Rodeo
cirks XII svojm drznmi in vratolomnm proizva anj,
drzi gledace napetos cd pocetka do konca Radi veil
Ike udelezbe vsak vecer, e vodsvo odoco prrediti
emo predstavo soboo in nedeljo popoldne oh 230 ter
zvecer oh $780,
Evening star., 1944-06-26
By LARRY LAWRENCE.

In an exact reversal Of last weeks
jumper championship standing, Maj.
and Mrs. Herbert Bryant's 7-year-
old Havacrack was awarded the tri-
color over Mrs. Fred j. Hughes
famous Hi Ho at the Bridlespur
Horse Show held yesterday at the
Meadowbrook show grounds.
With three first places and two
fourth ribbons marking up q score
of 1914 points, the handsome son of
Crack Brigade -Havacare, with Bob
Leutbecker doing an excellent job
in the saddle, bested Mrs. Hughes
veteran Hi Ho, which was decidedly
OF form. with II points. Havacrack's
most spectacular victory was In the
knock down -and-out, when, after
four jump-ofIs with the bars finally
elevated to 51a feet, he defeated Flint
Hill Farms Caddy's Trump. Other
blues were won in the novice jump
ers and the open jumpers. IN which
he outjumped Mrs. Robert Bassett,s
Kristine and Pic. Bobby Lees Bonne
File, respectively.
After taking second in the warm
up, third in the knock down and out
and fourth in the open, Hi Ho finally
got back into her usual winning
form to turn In clean round and
take the modified Olympic.
In the hunter division, U. S.
Randle's 12-year-old Claws, by Her
ron out Of Kit Kat, took the cham
pionship by one-point margin over
Frances Crouse's Hollejo. Winning
the hack and hunter over Charles
Carrico's Recall and the pairs of
hunters, teamed with his stable
mate, Southern Star. Claws placed
second in the ladies' hunter to
Hollejo and second in the working
to Carrico's Fleetrock and took third
In the road hack for a total of 1871
points. Miss Grouse rode her mount
to victory in the road hack and the
ladies' hunters and picked up three
third ribbons to score 1914 points.
1t is interesting to note that the
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Michigan U. Heavy Fovorite
For College Golf Crown

room work is too heavy to permit
him to enter the tournament.
Yale won the 1943 team cham
pionship.
Michigan also had the pretourna-
ment favorite among the individ-
uals. He Is Johnny Jenswold, but
hand-to-hand competition over the
18-hole route Is something that usu-
ally produces q lot Of upsets.
Notre Dame, Ohio State, Michigan
State, Northwestern and Minnesota
were other schools expected to bid
for the team title. Cornell, North
Carolina, Oberlin, Kent State and a
lot Of others had entries, but not
enough to make a bid for the four
man championship.
Inverness, scene Of numerous ma
tional tournaments in prewar years,
was in excellent shape for the tour
nament and course officials made
things little tougher for the boys
by moving the tees far back on sev-
eral of the holes.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Gauzza Named Head
OF National SandIot
Tourney Group

Vic Gauzza, kingpin Of the new
Washington Amateur Baseball As
sociation, is back In town from the
Baltimore meeting of the recently
organized dream sandlot loop known
as the All-American Association
With big news of the circuits plans.
Gauzza, made chairman Of the
Tournament Committee, was elected
president of the District association
at a meeting in The Stars club
room last week, and was invited to
the Baltimore affair by Glenn l..
Martin, aircraft builder and head
of the national group.
Vic reports that representatives
of sandlot loops in Waterbury,
Conn: Germantown, Pa; Philas'
delphia, Elmira, N. Y; Atlantic
City, N. j.; Middle River, Md, and
Baltimore attended the conference.
Membership applications from
leagues in Brooklyn, N. Y; Chicago,
Ill.,; Pittsburgh, Pa; Greenville, S.
c.; GAINESVILLE, Ohio; Wheeling, w.
Va: Hagerstown, Nd; Buffalo,
N. Y; Cumberland, Md; York, Pa;
Bridgeport, Conn.,, and Providence,
r. l., are being considered.
Washington's league is to fit into
the setup just as the Griffs fit into
the American League, and the
brand-new loop will put sandlot
baseball on the same basis as big
league ball.
Gauzza. who sees in the big time
circuit an organization he's been
working for all his long career,
agrees with other enthusiasts that
sandlot fans in the armed forces
will welcome the new association,
and Vic says it will be working
smoothly by the time the boys get
home.
Initial plans announced at the
meeting include a first annual
tournament to be held in Baltimore
on September T. The Board of
Directors and delegates at large are
meeting again in Baltimore on July
II, when plans for the tournament
will be completed.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Haegg Runs 7 Miles
In S:46.4 10 Crack
Own World Mark
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, June 26-Gunder
Haegg Is up to his old tricks-break-
ing records.
In his first race Of the 1914 season
the Swedish track star yesterday set
q new world mark Of S:46.4 for the
Emile run. In covering the long
grind 1T Oestersund the galloping
Swede did the first 400 meters In
sos seconds, the 800 meters in 2:06
and the / 500 meters in 4:01.
The long, smooth -striding Gavle
fireman, who swept all before him in
a triumphant tour Of the United
States last summer, thus shattered
his own world mark Of S:47.8 set on
July 3, 1912, at Stockholm. His new
time compares with the American
outdoor mark Of 8:51.3 that he made
at Cincinnati last August Z.
Haegg's performance indicates
that he Is In top form for hts meet
ing on Wednesday with Arne An
dersson, q fellow countryman, In the
1,500 meters. Anderson, who ret
the world marks Of 4:0z.6 for the
mile and 3:45 for the $500 while
Haegg was in the United States. was
besSen by Sven Malmberg In the
1000 meters two weeks ago In hts
first start of the year.
It will be the first meeting between
Haegg and Anderson In two years.
The latter, school teacher, has n.
ways run second to the fireman, ale
though Haegg's best listed time for
the mile Is 4:04.e and 3:458 for the
500 neters.
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Huvucruck and Claws Score
In Bridlespur Horse Show

winners In both jumper ana hunter
divisions are descendants Of the
sire Light Brigade.
In the IL classes, which were
named in honor Of prominent
Washington area horse men and
women who now are In the armed
services, among them Margaret
Cotter, Capt. Fred J. Hughes; Maj.
Alvin I. Kay, Ensign David Martin,
and Arnold Lusby, several horses
were consistent winners. frequently
pinned were Pfc. Bobby Lees Bonnie
File, Gardner Hallman's King Rock.
Charles Carrico's F1eetrock and Re-
call and DR.. A. G. Lynn's Flying
King. Robert Fogg's The Countess
took the five-gaited saddle class.
Summary:
Five-gsited saddle--won By Robert
Noon Golden: fourth. Mrs. Warner =.
,,aSIs;s Kosd h:slaWcn a5a M =. France. e = Grouse:
third. %. 8. Randls's Claws; fourth; Dr..
A. G. Lynn's E1ying. King.
XIV w.TR Ra,Y ppSn asssnsF H,lImsn:
fourth. MAI. and Mrs. Herbert Bryant's
Hack and hunter-won hy q. Q. RAN
dies Claws; second. ChaIles Cafricos Re-
CALI; third. Frances CrouSe's Hollejo;
foqSsa Novice er Ro s. 'a rs. Ans ma Mr..
Herbert Bryant's Havacrack. second. Mrs.
Robert Bassett's Kristine: third, Bonne
File; fourth, Mrs. william HHrst's Grey
Green hunters-won BY MAJ. and Mrs
Er.anIts h,rI.. cei rsEry 1sndinf :ee1nd,s s Mrs.
lejo: fourth. Flying King.
knock-down-and-out won BY Hava-
crack: second, Flint Hill Farms caddy's
Trump: third. HI Ho: fourth. Bonne Pile.
Pair OF hunters-Won By q. 8. Randle's
Claws and Southern Star; second, o.. 8.
Randles Randle's Boy and Holleio: third,
Front Page and Recall; fourth, Flying King
and Jackie Warren's Yankee Doodle,
Open jumpers-Won by HAyacrack; Sec
ond, Bonne File; third. Patrick Mocre's
shanghai: fourth, Hi Ho.
Ladies hunters-Won by Hollejo. sec
ond, Claws: third. Recall: fourth. Ferry
Modified olympic-won by HI Ho; Sec
ond. gonne File: third Havacrack: fourth.
King Rock.
Working hunters Won by Fieetrock:
second. Claws; third, Hollejo; fourth. Ferry
Landing
Jumper champion-Havacrack; reserve.
HI Ho.
Hunter ehampion-claws; reserve. Aoi.
lejo
Evening star., 1944-06-26
BY the Associated Press.

TOLEDO, Ohio, June 2e.-The
University of Michigan, which mar
rowly missed scoring q grand slam
in the Big Tens sports champion
ships during the past school year,
was a heavy favorite today to add
the national intercollegiate golf
title to its already overflowing
trophy case.
This wartime title, however, will
lack some of the impressiveness of
those of pre-Pearl Harbor days.
Only about so players were on
hand for the opening Of the 1914
meet and among the missing schools
were Yale, Princeton, Harvard,
Stanford and louisiana State. These
five have accounted for almost all
of the past national team titles.
Wartime travel restrictions and
rigorous classroom schedules served
to reduce the field, but James
Hagan Of the University of Pitts
burgh, golf chairman for the Ma
tional Collegiate Athletic Associa-
ton, said practice rounds indicated
there would be no lack of class In
the competition.
Today's program called for the
approximately so entrants to bat
tie their way around the Inverness
Country Clubs 6,558-yard, par II
layout in an 18-hole qualifying
round during the forenoon, with
the 80 low scorers qualifying for
match play, beginning in the after
noon.
Two 18-hole match play rounds
are listed for tomorrow and Wednes-
day, the last one deciding the 1914
individual champion.
One of the ironic features of the
tournament was the fact Walter
Ulrich, the 1943 individual cham
pion, will be less than Q miles away
from the scene of action, but won,
be able to defend his title.
Ulrich won last year while com
peting for Carleton College OF
Northfleld, MINI. Now he's an
Army Air Force student at the Uni
versity of Toledo, but his class
Evening star., 1944-06-26
Eastern Branch Takes
Peewee Half Title

Eastern Branch Peewees today
held the first-half title in the Boys
Club Eastern Division Baseball
League as a result of yesterday
$50 victory over Hillcrest behind
the no-hit pitching of Don Bumleve
In two other tilts, Taft defeated
Coral Hills, ga, and Takoma
drubbed Langdon, 80.
Five games were played in the
insect division, all of which were
easy victories. The scores: Nal
mans, 8; Prince Georges, 2. Manor
Park, 13; Kavakos, /. Eastern, 13;
District Heights, g. Maryland, IL;
Holy Name, 2. Anacostia, 10; Royal
Crown.