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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
Chapman Risks Title
In Bout With Dusette

Kid Chapman places his MWA
junior heavyweight wrestling
title on the line a second time
here tonight at Fairview Gardens
with George Dusette. There have
been some IA champions since
the division was organized in 1899
and Dusette hopes 10 add his
name 10 the three two-time win
ners. Dusette was the first belt
champion.
The companion two in three
falls bout pits Maurice LaCha-
pelle against Ace" Freeman. One
fall bouts: Gil LaCross VS.. TEX"
Riley and Walter Roxy VS.. The
Panther.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24

I n a [ although
not in robust
health she is as
well as when
Couture C a m e
down TO try out
with the club.
Since before
they w on the
S I a n | e y Cup
from the Bruins
two s e a S o. S
ago. the Wings
have been hear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
~ United rress

~ United rress
ROCKINGHAM PARK
Weather clear, track fast.
Second Race-Over the Dam. Revive
Dear Miss
Third Racc-srarker Good Company
Fiith Race-Ftee Trsnsit HArpsichord.
Sixteen Cents
sixth Race Eve.
EMPIRE CITY
Weather. clear track. fsu
FIRST Rsce-Which CUP. Acquisitivs
LaEcnis Chaste LADY, True Note. Pay
and Pay
Second Race-Dusiy
sixth Race Aunpus. Mist Quiet shot.
Stagrf Ariel SHOW
seventh Race--Chsriis Noble.
THISTLE DOWNS
weather urht fain track. fast.
Fnth Rsce-Darby Diplomat
smith Race-Sveepuito. Chickie .. D,
Young Buddy.
EiEth Race-R0semsrt Rose.
sP0RTsMANs PARK
.- NeAthefEci~sr- trHrk fnrt
First RAce-Vaidina Kovia. Can ffnlP.
Liberty Flight Extrewus, Ever F1ytnG
Third Race-Old Lover. Major Bull. Boio
GRAY. ZscAdoW.
Fiurth Race-Alervy. Recalling. Gentle
SsvsEe Rescued Biz
Fif'h Race-kir Spufe Counsellor Fsl.
Sya Nomore. Imperial Jones, Toms Ladd,
Lillian Roth
EiShth RIee-clsnnport. Fishers Pei.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24


W ay OF the
S p a r I a n o
against Mary
land on Friday
n ! & h I. Michi-
gan State won.
II olsin niger
fairly ooze d
mud and rain
and tears as
he told how
M ! C h l & a n
S tie never
passed the ball
I r o m o n e
player to an
other. II was
the fullback or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
Ring Body Bars
Pep-Zurita Bout

PATERSON, N. j., Oct. "a
(UP)-The National Boxing AS
ISOLATION today frowned on any
attempt 10 match Juan Zurita,
lightweight champion, with Willie
Pep. recognized by New York
State as the featherweight king.
Declaring that there were
enough legitimate hghtweights
around entitled 10 a crack az the
title. Abe j. Greene, president of
MIA. said that Zurita must risk
his championship against some of
the men on the ranking list is
sued quarterly by the association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
Star on ~ Team

The chap who suggested that
"Horvath doesn't completely make
the Ohio State team, but he holds
il together" may have been I'M
-aerytating the case.
Horvath recently became %
years of age. which makes him
somewhat of an old gentleman in
the current Ohio State backfield.
The others are II or barely
turned ls. only a few months out
of high school, according to re-
ports.
Horvath was one of the stars of
i. Ohio's fine 1912 eleven. He is
scheduled to complete a dental
course in June. He had been in
the army's special training pro-
gram but the program was
dropped and Les was restored TO
scJvilian status. He then, of course,
was returned 10 custody of his
draft board at Parma, O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
CopouIos Deadly
Returning Kitkoffs

Paul Copoulos of Marquette has
speciality - returning kickoffs.
He, therefore, favors a change in
the kickoff rule. He led the
nation last year and is doing all
right in 1874. Against Michigan
he returned two for 20 yards.
Last year he ran back two against
the Iowa Seahawks for touch
downs. They were 81 and 81
Yards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
SdvoId-Ldne Fight
Advanced 10 Nov. 8

CHICAGO. Oct. "a (UP)-Pro-
moter Jack Kearns said today
that scheduled 10-round fight be-
tween Lee Savold, Paterson. N. j..
and Larry Lane, Newark Negro
heavyweight, had been advanced
from Nov. 9 to Nov. s in order to
avoid conflict with another event
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
Bob Tales
HoIsineer Tells
About State Win
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Come with me to the Quarter
backs luncheon at the Fort
Shelby:
Joe Holsinger Of Michigan
State was first. He talked about
the big Wind" that came the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
Luckman Rumor Spiked

CHICAGO. Oct. "a (INS)-
Ralph Brizzolara, manager of the
Chicago Bears today denied pub
liShed reports the Brooklyn Tigers
were seeking Sid Luckman, an
ensign in the maritime service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
GIFTS NEW JOB

the service two
years ago.
" xt, Cpl,
II a r b e TT, his
closest friends
say. is about to
sign a contract
at a substantial
salary with a
national d r u &
store concern
TO play and pro-
mote the sale
of its golf balls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
Hughes Wins
Findzzo
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS

sam HuFhea tis3b Detroit Won . 10
round decision over Johnny FinAxzo tl6ll 4.
Baltimore.
vern EScoe (iT4l Toronto won . 10
round decision over Eddie Taylor tle7i3l.
Detroit.
OdeIl Riley fla11 Detroit. won around
decision over Rufus williams tls5b
Billy Borne (l49I1l Highland Park. von
Around decision over Doyle Martin tl9oD,
Detroit.
Joe Andary (14Ol. Detroit, won a around
decision over johnny vATScy tl4ll, Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
Pin Bow SHORTAGE

UTICA. N Y. Oct "a QNS)-
Shortage of pin boys today threat
ened to force a shutdown of all
Utica's bowling alleys for the
duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
Wakefield Clicks

Young champion that he is In
baseball, Dick Wakefield of the
Tigers had as much poise and
resourcefulness in front of the
mike" as he had in that Tiger
pennant drive that failed by
inches.
Dick was at the luncheon with
one OF his closest pals-Johnny
McHale.
Wakefield told a few OF his best
jokes, and he can click in the best
Of the lettuce and barrel gravy
circuits.
We have yet to meet a nicer,
more sincere man in sports.
There was no choke in his
throat. Neither was there a tear
in his eye when he said:
This has been fun bet
ter days will come again"
Some OF the crowd might not
have known that Wakefield was
on his way back into the armed
services, He doesn't know where.
But wherever he goes, Dick
Wakefield will do okay. That you
can bet on, IN SPADES.
Bill Callihan. captain Of the
Lions, told of the 21-21 tie game
with the Bears. He concluded
by saying:
We're q going ahead team.
We can beat the Green Bay
Packers this Sunday"
Editors note: No one will
arrest Mr.. Callihan before Sun
day for lack OF confidence.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24


as in racing forms, the 22-year-
old fullback from Battle Creek
would rate a mud mark as a
superior performer in the slippery
footing.
Jack Breslin was the stand
out player in the Maryland game,
which State won. so, on field
ankle deep in mud. Whereas he
had punted a total of 10 times in
States first three victories he
had to punt nine times against
Maryland alone. And he averaged
1913 boot as against 36.l with a
dry ball.
HE'S SURE FINGERED
Breslin carried the ball 20 times
through the mud against Mary
land for a gain of Go yards. Not
only did he never drop the ball,
but he went u yards through the
gumbo in one drive for the only
touchdown of the game.
Although it was feared Breslin
might not play because OF an
ankle injury, he started the game
and played 81 minutes to prove
his durability
It may not be particularly good
news for Wayne, which has lost
six straight TO State. but coach
Charles Bachman says his Spar
tans will be at full strength for
the game in Detroit. A few ankle
injuries were all the squad
brought back from Maryland.
DRILLED ON PASSING
Since State received plenty of
practice on its running plays when
il was unable to throw a pass in
the mud. Bachman is concen-
trating on the aerial game this
week and the fartars can expect
plenty of throwing. Bob Bruegger
and Fred AronSon are expected to
share the tossing duties with
Breslin.
Because Bachman knows the
lightning system at u. of d. is
one of the best he is ordering
night practice only for Thursday,
the night before the game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
Nicholson Boasts
ia Home Run Total

In five full seasons Bill Mich
olson of the Cubs has hit 1874
home runs. He led the league in
1943 and 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
Ydnks Played Their
Best Ball at Niqht

II the YankS had played only
night baseball they might have
won. At night they had a per-
centage of .667.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
HE'LL DO ALL RIGHT

HE'LL DO ALL RIGHT
Approval of Harbert for the
PEA recalls the runfpus caused in
1910 when the Michigan body re-
fused to permit him and Chuck
KocSiS. who had just turned pro,
to play in the pro-amateurS.
Both had established fine rec
ords as amateurs and their friends
were peeved at the PEA. which
maintained il was only adhering
to its rules. Harbert later said he
never asked TO be allowed to play
in these events.
Later that season Chuck Kocsis
won the L. A. Young Open at
Grand Rapids, beating the same
pros who had ruled against the
pair. Naturally, it was quite
story.
HUGH ROSS APPROVED
Hugh Ross, veteran greenkeeper
and course owner. now manager
of Sunnybrook, also was approved
for PEA membership last night as
all the former officers. headed by
President Franks Sprogefl. were
reelected
AL Watrous again was named
tournament chairman and an
nounced the state pro-amateur
will be revived next season. Ole
Clark put in a bid for it at Ian
sing Country Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
LANDING RIGHT ON SAM HUGHES EYE WHILE LOSING AT ARCADIA LAST
Jack BreSIin Proves
Mud Running Ability

EAST LANSING, Oct It will be Give the ball to Breslin'
if muddy when Michgans unbeaen college teams Mch
State and Wayne University play University of Detroit
Stadium Friday night
football marked running ability
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24
HARRIET Gets :
OK. for PGA
BY VI. r. DRUKENBROD

Although he's in Chicago re-
cruiting WACS, Cpl. Chick Har-
bert supplied most OF the news
last night at the meeting of the
Michigan section OF the Profess
Sfonal Golfers Association at the
Detroit-Leland Hotel.
First. Cpl Harbert. one OF the
games greatest and most colorful
golfers, was approved by the
Michigan section for membership
in the PEA. The recommendation
goes 10 the national body, which
meets in Chicago, Nov. 1914.
Chick is eligible for membership
under a rule adopted a year ago
which provides that time spent in
the armed forces be applied 10 the
lve-year apprenticeship required
for membership in the PEA.
GETS NEW JOB
Chick was pro at Battle Creek
Country Club, and a good one, too,
for three ''ears before entering
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-24

The ball ne viii promote vii
sell for around so cents, compared
to rs cents for the more popular
brands.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-03
z A D | O

New electric ranges are now
available. We Will make prompt
delivery. Johnson and Company.
Ann Ar1or Nicr. Phone 50G2.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-03
VOTE FOR CLIO

Detroit, Mich. June SAP BY
more than 81 margin. operating
employees OF the Consumers Power
Co. voted in a National Labor Re-
lations Board election to have the
CIO Utility Workers Organizing
Committee TO continue TO represent
them In collective bargaining, final
returns showed today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-03
Wanted To Buy
Legal Notices



The Board Of Reviews Will meet at
tho Council Hail on Tuesday. Juno 8,
and Wednesday, June 7. l9ti at
o'clock a. m. and remain In session
for Mt least two successive days ana
as much longer ms may be necessary
To complete the review OF the as
sossment rolls,
There will bs second meeting OF
the Board OF Reviews held at the
Same place on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday. Juno IL, 10 and IL. 1874.
from 9 to 10 o'clock a. m, and 1 to
6 o'clock D. m, and remain In session
for nj least two days for the pur-
pose that tho public can review said
assessment rolls and hear objections
and adjust all Assessments.
SIGNED:
II. C. HOLMES,
Adv. sO3s city Clerk.
STATE or MICHIGAN. In the CIR
| cult Court for the County Of WASH
tenaw
In ChanCery.
ADAM MAXI. Plaintiff.
VS.
RAMONA MAXI. Defendant
Al a ses sion OF said court held Mt
the court house IN tho city Of Ann
Arbor. In said county on tho 18th
dav Of May. 1874.
pie. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof appearing to
the Court that the defendant is not
now living In the state OF Michigan
aud Il now living AZ 1874 South
Trumbuli Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.
on Motion OF John =. kirk. attorney
for plaintiff. II Is ordered that said
defendant cause her appearance to
be entered In said cause within three
from ha
der.
GEO. W. SAMPLE.
Circuit Judge.
LUELLA NJ. SMITH. Clerk
Dorothy NJ Schmidt, Dep. clerk,
JOHN p. KIRK. attorney for plain
TIFF Business address. Ypsllanti.
Michigan.
true copy
Dorothy NJ. Schmd!dt,
Deputy Clerk
Adv. 6-715
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The CIR
cult Court for the County OF WASH
tenaw.
In Chancery.
PERCY WILLIS. Plaintiff.
We.
EMMA WILLIS. Defendant
At session OF said court held at
the court house, in tho city OF Ann
Arbor, In said county, on May 20,
l944.
Presents: Hon. George w. Sam
pie, Circuit Judge.
II satisfactorily appearing to the
court by affidavit on file that the
defendant, Emma Wills, Is not n
resident OF tho state Of Michigan,
and that she resides Mt Niagara
Falls New York. on motion OF John
=. Kirk, attorney for plaintiff. Il Is
ordered that said defendant shall
eater her appearance In said cause
within three months from the date
of this order.
GEORGE w. SAMPLE,
CIRCUIT JUDGE
LTELLA NJ SMITH, Clerk.
By Irene A. Seitz. deputy clerk
JOHN p. KIRK
Attorney for plaintiff
Business Address. Ypsllantl. Mich.
ADV C-T1s
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Tor BUGGY. Can be seen at Us-23
and Cs-.i2. Roberts Corners. See
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MereAants Specials

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and 90 in complete line luggage.
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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-03
Real EsIate
Houses For sale
Buy Some Land

Buy Some Land
Planning 10 build after the war;
Why not buy site now while
prices on vacant property are
very low? Most OF the following
can be bought on Ell terms. and
you will have the land paid for
when you are ready 10 build.
9 ACRES: mile from Ypsi.
on improved highway. Stately
maple shade trees. Good soil.
Well restricted. only $3.50. Terms
II desired.
ACRE: Fronting on Huron
River. Beautiful spot for coun-
try home. Improved road. lovely
view OF river valley. Price. $500.
on terms. This is last parcel
Better act fast as river frontage
is hard 10 find.
NICE LOT: On Grant street in
fine location. Only remaining
property IN large estate, and ad-
settle affairss. Must be cash, but
is priced very low.
COLLEGE HEIGHTS LOTS:
New low price list tust received
from corporation owning about
so lots in beautiful College
Heights Subdivision. only $500 10
300 with 20 per cent down, and
$40 month.
DELUXE HOMES
sos WASHTENAW: room
brlck home. Near college cam
pus. bedrooms upstairs. Living
room, dining room, kitchen, and
study below. Fireplace, extra
laVatory, stall garage, many
other fine features. $4,000 down.
COUNTRY ESTATE: Newer TYNE
country home. miles west OF
lpsi Built in lovely wooded set
ing. Uniquely styled and fin
lshed throughout. 2 Heatolator-
type fireplaces, recreation room.
etc. Several acres of land with
valuable road frontage at Juno
tion OF two main highways. Must
oe seen 10 be appreciated. Price.
$4,000.
EXECUTIVES HOME. A bousa
Whica has had fine care. Z rooms
ana Two full baths. Semf-hunga-
low style with pretty thatched
roof large corner lots. with
paved street on each side Fytra
sarake. You can't build this TYNE
u nome any more! Price. $4,000,
WANTS ACTION: Owner -,
otautifully styled residence has
purchased another place ont Of
tY and wishes to disposa ~
psi home at once. Scenic Ioca.
IN IN lots. stone fireplace. Tile
Ii9or In dining room ana ont
slde terrace adjoining. basement
karage' Stoker. Large study nv
party room. Have asked $40 5Oo
uut VIII now cons der less for
thman & Greensfreet
r E 4 L T O r s.
40 W. Michigan. Phone I1s7
NORTH HURON ST. II room
modern solidlv built brick house
hardwood floors. VERY nice nro,,'
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NORTH HURON ST. II room
modern solidly built brick house
hardwood floors. Very nice proo.
erty. Well located for income.
Large lot. Adjoining park. ReAs-
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ROOMING-HOUSE-I3 ROOMS.
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CASH BUYERS WAITING FOR small
farms. Also or room modern
houses. II. Peet. Realtor, Ii9 Pearl
st. Phone 1871.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
Clio Office Dispute To Be Settled Monday

Ben Prong, state C1O- council
secretary.
The dispute arose Jan is when
Probe attempted TO fire his secre-
taTy, Mary Duprey. and resulted
in a sit-down strike of workers IN
Probes office They said Probe
violated terms Of the union con-
tract.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03
ThnIllp Sends DenizerI
Of Closet lO Cooler

A thump in tho clothes closet
landed Roy lee Brown IN traffic
court today and he Will have Ia
pay his s. fine in caSh-not checks.
Patrolman Lindon Van Gel said
be- went TO Browns home at 6392
Mortified 10 arrest HIM for fail
IIre-1 -SettIe- LA a a iie ticket
His wife said she did not
know where he was" Gel said
II looked in two closets and
WIS satisfied he wasn't there.
Then heard a thumP and
found Brown on the closet floor.
guess he got tired-of hanging
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

Charles Edgecomb director Of
the Detroit Housing Commission,
and CIO official said 4ada1-ll4s,+
he-wrH hand down a decision
Monday as arbitrator in the dis
pute between the United Office
and Professional Workers and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-03

to n bar to conceal himself
among the clothes"
your honor, was just hang
ing mp my clothes" Brown told
Traffic Judge George I. Muir
ply II thought my wife had
sent in check for the ticket,
htit- atm not sure IT WIS good
one, 50 will make another one
out right now"
This may he bum check,
Too, Judge Murphy replied
Five dollars cash or two days.
Brown was returned to tn
DullDen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-24

BoIdfss Helen, age so years.
Residence at 15S04 Calcutta
Avenue. Survived by three
daughters, and four sons.
Dular, Joseph r., at Great
Lakes Naval Hospital. Age,
1S years. Survived by parents
and brother.
IUec, Frank, 1861 Kildeer Ave.
Age, Cd years. Survived by
wife, six sons, and daughter.
Nsstich,, Jamss. Residence at
14319 Darwin Avenue. Age,
4S years. Wife, two SONS, and
daughter survive.
Sanasa, Mary, 835 East 154 st.
Age, 65, years. Survived by
two daughters and sister.
Sirca, Frank. Age 62 years.
Residence at 14821 Pepper
Avenue. Survived by wife,
three sons, and two daugh-
ters. r. ~ 81.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-06-24
| Army E Many News

Krainz, 722 e. 155 Street, are
in the service. Joseph J.. Krainz,.
age 20 years, is serving with the
navy as an Electricians Mate,
Second Glass. In Iowa univer-
sity is Andrew j. Krainz, S BIC,
age 80 years, whose wife and
three-year-old son reside at
H70s Pepper Avenue. Master
Sgt. Frank Krainz, age f38
years, is stationed in China aft
er serving in India.
Home on furlough from
Camp Campbell, Kentucky,
where she is serving with the
Motor Transport Division in
the WAC, is Pvt. Antonio Ia
gar, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Zagar, 93O6 Parmalee Ave.
On furlough visiting his par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. John Petro-
vic, is Staff Sgt. Frank r.. Pc
trovic, who was wounded twice
in the campaign for Bougain-
vile, and New Georgia, in the
Pacific. Sgt. Petrovie is 2a
years of age, and was serving
overseas since May, 1912, and
upon his return to, the States
was sent to an army hospital in
Battle Creek, Michigan.
Serving in the Pacific, is 10.
year-old Pfc. Anthony Vrh, sor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Vrh
904 East 236 Street. A member
Of the medical corps, he is ar
ambulance driver. #
!, Paul Yanchar, saxophont
player and vocalist with, ths
well-known Vadnal orchestra
has been called to serve. hi!
country with the U. S.. Army
The son of Mr.. and Mrs. ia
cob Yanchar of 10302 Prince
Ave., he was employed at th'
Nottingham Equipment Works
of G. e.
i To the new Pvt. we extent
our sincere wishes for a SAT-
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Trip Awarded
at Picnic

Fireworks display and the
awarding of trip to Mexico
City as a gate prize will high
light the July 4th Picnic of the
Cleveland Labor Picnic Com
mittee at the Ranch Picnic
Grounds, 143O0 Turney Rd.
Baseball and all sports are
on the order Of the day, and
special games for children are
being arranged.
Various nationality groups
are preparing special foods like
Caucasian shaslik and CroatiaIl
barbecued lamb.
The Turner Gospel Singers
a. choir Of 80 voices, will sine
during the days program. Az
noldsJ ohnson will speak on the
elections in Ohio. There will be
dancing to Pales' VICAR or.
chestra.