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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-27

by ulysses boykin

rA., ,r the weather and the manpower draft seen,
M I'd, ned other news into the background if we can
.r the conversations with the folks here and
po0n underneath the maze OF big news we hear
NO about what's happening up and down the
u f5f example the b and { Club Is still on the
81 deal get They had entertainment over the
ta Tie Club Three Sizes is the only valley spot
floor show. The new show went on Monday
H. Nas a good week at the Paradise theatre for
H. MIX and his famous Clouds of joy. Breads is
eo ,tail OUNCE now whore you meet and dream
GRAND shoNS that use to grace the spot MANY Of
o,,. & the dance and female charm and male charm
pl ~ 4 chance to see X. Durham and her tropical
IL ga, Ca-s in day or so. We have it that the
Ios M uiaN Detroit for one week only The Durham
IS heir Detroit engagement last year SO very
fl ih have been Just pulling for chance to
Atk IS hear something has been added
Margaret Websters "O,heIlo" starring Paul Robe.
II Jose Ferrer Iago; Uta Hagen as Desdemona;
b,b King as Emilia and Alexander Security Jack Mann
IL Grace Coppin Philip Huston and Ainsworth Arnold
81 been recorded The play is presented in its entire
Miss Wcbsters version of "OhelIo is one disting ush-
chiefly for It's efforts take Shakespeare out of the
bray and make his work live and have meaning for to-
Tvs audiences. The recording takes up seventeen
sese inch records
T goodman the boopie-woogie piano PLAYER is
,ssfg Mt in 'Cinci Looks like all the clubs are re-
gs acts with pianiSts.
At1 Wallace. former columnist and a hero Of the
as,a a89 took time out to write letter this
I SET Wallace recently citation from his
onMNtto lot swimming across Il llNtl Hluef IRE ana
Smoke screen lhis coprin has tn, honor of
ff- news on AIS Intentions when he re-
States lie announces that he intends to run
'st s,4.uor He said that he has his campaign
.,d and viii have plenty more il his luck"
nceleetcd 70 mention his party ticket. He
h, cad the Tribune too.
bammeN Evans returned from the Ray
~ last Thursday The W}nncr OF several good
81 ne opinion hat Cleveland is soit OF
hat Detroit is on the beam. Exams is
hl and " club $ h'strcet It's the
oAg railroad men gather Motor City spots
lhf Owl Club the Coy Corner. the Para
M 500 Horseshoe bar
sNfItll Beginning with orr nest column the
mpin Jivc" viii be dropped and a new
glNc as broader scope viii be added.
Fed this column few years ago night life
4 nv and could write and write about
Ncrs and Clubs. bat tho war came Many
closed and the entertainers have either
service or Joined some USO troop and we
IS % find enough 10 write about in the
m tn So until the footghts again
nc lIyc comes on again all oyer The world
oar old column the "RJILETIN BOARD
y od name we write about ANYTHING from
e luis Nond.g Jack? Buy now-Buy War Bonds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-27
Piano Wizard And Famous Song
Stylst To Open At Paradise


Two rio.i ssp'r artists hpld
The spotIicht ~ tho Paradise Tho
alter lais lSus~ell fhc ~i<ala
~ me rieno in person and hi
famous Harlem orchestral also
en- STAGE. ihai - hii faN'M1
raf sister Rosetta lharpe an"
her hot guitar
Not 80 lonr seo Luis Ru- .eli
4 Semhl.d rraup ~ na~ieAnis
and tod mem that ,he. Nsit
destined 10 become great com
hination
p,.s.n t.,. ,ts INK. wo,lo
III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-01-27
Sqri'raw News
R, Rosr wI>r WARE

w - - -
Miss l.cil. Williams has re-
TUNED from East Chicago, Ind.
whore She attended the funeral
~ MIS- sarah Martin While
there She was The guest Of Mrs.
carrie Williams and also OF Mr..
ssM Mrs Richard Ctils and
NJ and Mrs Bill Ingram Miss
Williams reports pleasant trip
Mrs q Nalun and sons Robert
harlf, and Thomas also at
iendcd the funeral Mrs Martin
WIS INC audmo,hcr OF the boys
club >ew>
The and | sportsman Club
BAD their installation OF officers
Tor Tie coming year The off,
Gers are rhadius Earvin presi-
dent John n Williams vice
ifcsldcni Richard Cox record
ing secretary Alec Lydin fl
haueial secretary William Jones.
iimsurer Navcrly Dowcil Is
chairman OF tho house commit
tee with the following serving
John "A Williams and Charles
Gates Trustees are Wayciiy
Dowell Jerry stroud John III
Williams and 1hadius Earfiu
Officers OF me ladies auxiiia-
~ are Mis- Frances stroud ptcs-
ideuls NfS jamie Jennings vice
president Mrs Victoria Duse.
secretary Mrs Marie Williams
financial secretary Mrs Nauc
Gcer treasurer: and MIS- zonlia
oats chairman OF the social
committee The installation Of
These officers was made BY Atty
James W Davis A lovely tur-
NY dinner was enjoyed by all
dufing Tho evening
Social News
BY MRS. FRAMES WILLIAMS
Charlotte Ray Temple No 549.
daughters OF Elks, installed Off
GERS January Q a. the Elks Hall.
Brewer n Jan 20
as follows Daughter Ruler Mrs.
Siltctla y Gill vice daughter
ruler Mrs Annabelle Boozer;
assistant daughter ruler Mrs.
Iiomans Prince chaplain Mrs
Mildred Hester financial score
tary Mrs Lola Williams. re-
cordine secretary. Mrs Lola
Hess treasurer Mrs. GLADYS
McArn escort Mrs Maxine Nc
tomas. oreanisl. Mrs. Ina
Hughes. doorkeepcr Mrs Snodie
Mae Hancock and gatckeeper.
Mrs Elvifa Richardson Mrs.
ANY Bailey was installing Off
Ger. assisted by Mrs. Belle Lilies.
We arc sorry 10 hear that our
good friend and neighbor. Mrs.
Leatha Quecncr or 4Ss \. Third
is siill III. We all wish her a
speedy recovery
Evening star., 1945-08-19

corer further ottempt stem the fomes ond the EXPLOSIONS
He fnoIy lost his life in one of the explosions.
The Navy first listed It. Bodey missing in oeion but wos
later determined thot he had been killed
Woshnetonion It. Brodey offended Bulls Preparatory
School Charlotte Ho Md Mto Academy and graduated
from the Academy 1912 In combat service for l9 months
with the from the time she commissioned until
His mother Mrs. George Woodruff lives ot III
ploe Silver Spring His wife Mrs Boboro BodIey formerly
resided OF l524 North Ohio street, Arlington.
This series portraits decorated fighting BY
Newmon Sudduth Of The Sors soff
Evening star., 1945-08-19

In coon for outstanding oude greet personal voIor and
self sacrificing devotion the completion Of extremely peous
tos which him his e It. Bodey g. posthumous owoded
the Nov Cross.
Officer obood the light ocroft coer Princeton. It. Bodley
headed epo po fighting ome below deck otter enemy dive
bomber hod direct hit omdhs during the bottle Of the
Philippines For hours they fought the fomes with the did Of
neorb worshps until the sight Of oicroft and submarines
necessitoted the worshps abandoning the stricken coer
The omes could not be controlled and the lieutenant ond his
porty noy crowded off the ships onto and picked from
the by destroyer The young officer however, otter the obon
order had been given voluntarily returned the doomed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
Sports Roundup

Chicsgo-AP-This may be showdown week In the
Western Conference football race. Purdue and Michigan
play game that barring tie, will knock or the
other out of contendng spot for the championship held
by Ohio State The Buckeyes play Illinois in game in
which an upset definitely isithn the realm of possibility
Only Indiana among the top title contenders-and the only
unbeaten team in the CONFERENCE.-The day off insofar
league competition is concerned. The Hoosiers play at
Pittsburgh Saturday
Montreal-AP-Bll Cowey the Boston Bruins brilliant
paymaker Il leading the National Hockey Leagues
ers with IL points according the official league stats
tics released today. Cowley who usually builds large
point total assists apparently is turning of his at
tenton the business of denng the nets for of his
points have been accumulated goals
Chicago-AP-Less than year ago the major leagues
wondered it would be possible complete another
time baseball schedule They did it. Not only did they
finish the schedule and sizzling world series but in
the American League they set alme record of
5,5S0,420 cash customers for the season
Minneapolis-AP-Coach Bernie Bierman today start
ed hurried patchwork job the University of Minnesota
football team following the unexplained absence of most
of his regulars from Mondays practice. The wholesale
absenteeism after Beman earlier Monday had issued
statement in which, among other things he declared the
entire squad had loafed all season" The harsh words
after the Gophers had suffered their third
tive defea-a 400 rouncng at the hands of Indiana here
Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
Bench GOSSIP
By HuGH FuLLERTON. j

BY HUGH FL LLERTON, JR.
New York. Nov. l3-AP -Hughis
Deyore, who ought OF have as good
judgment on the subject as any
guy who has received two knock.
out wallops In succession, won't
20 too far out on a limb about the
Army-NaYy game. Navy has
the makings OF a grea. club, but
right now you'd have 10 give Army
the advantage" says the Notre
Dame coach. But | hear Navy
used lot OF plays against Michigan
that they didn't use against us.
II Penn State receives bowl" in
yitation, which isn't unlikely the
way the Nlttany Lions are going.
even Coach Bob Higgins doesn't
know whether they can accept.
Bob. in Fact, shudders al he
thought after seeing what his club
did TO bowl-minded Temple last
Saturday. Speaking OF bowls.
Sam Corenswet insists the Sugar
Bowl hasn't made a move OF any
kind about lining up teams. despite
stories that a pair already have
been signed
Even when his Navy football
teams were winning. the late Col.
Emery (Swede) Larson wasn't one
TO toot his own horn. A Marine
officer who served under Swede as
an enlisted man, tells Ibis story
OF receiving a letter posted the day
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
Michigan's
Rating Drops

As result OF their defeat at the
hands Of Navy Saturday. Michigan
was dropped from the press grid
poll first ten as was Columbia and
their places were taken by the Okla.
homa Aggies and Holy Cross. a pair
OF unbeaten outfits.
Army's smashing victory over No
tire Dame Saturday convinced yir-
tually everyone but the Pacific
Coast football experts that the Cad
e.s are the No. / college grid team
in the country.
or the 20 votes cast in the san
Francisco region. IS OF the critics
relesated Army, No. / team all sea
son. In the weekly Associated Press
poll, 10 second and gave five firsts
10 Navy, four to St. Mary's and four
to Alabama.
As il was. Army garnered 81
first place nominations and grabbed
second on each OF the remaining
ballots.
Navy. which showed its best form
OF the season In downing Michigan
Saturday, moved into the runner-up
slot behind the team he Middies
will meet in Philadelphia on Dec
!. The sailors climbed from fourth
place while Notre Dame skidded
from second to seventh.
Alabama retained third place and
was followed in order by Indiana.
st. Mary's. Pennsylvania. Notre
Dame, Oklahoma A. & NJ. Ohio
State and Holy Cross.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
Loops Fight
Robinson Deal

New York, Nov. lS-AP-Com-
missioner A. B. (Hsppy) Chandler
has refused to recognize e protest
from the Negro National and Amer
lean Leagues against the manner in
which President Branch Hickey Of
the Brooklyn Dodgers signed
Jackie Robinson to play for his
Montreal farm club.
Chandler said he had received a
letter OF protest from the Negro
Leagues but added that II did not
const'tutc q bona-fide dispute for
consideration by HIS Office. There,
he said he had no further immedl.
ate comment on Il. He has no
legal authority over negro base.
ball
We are not protesting signing
OF negro players by white orgsniR
ed baseball" stated Or. J. p. Mar.
tin. president OF the Negro Ameri.
can League and Thomas T. Wilson.
president OF the Negro National
Circuit in their letter 10 Chandler
We are glad to see our PLAYERS get
the opportunity. We are protest.
ing 'hc way Il is done.
We feel that the clubs OF or.
Canized negro baseball who have
gone 10 so much expense to de.
velop players and establish teams
and leagues should be approached
- that is the only way in which
we cen he assured that negro or
ganizpd baseball can continue 10
operate"
The negro leagues sent their
protect 10 Chandler last Friday ar
ter meeting here and released a
copy Of the letter yesterday.
Hickey had no new comment 70
make but was on record al the
time Robinson was signed IS classi-
tying pesro baseball as "the zone
OF racket" At that time the
Dodger president said. there. Is
no negro league as far as I am CON
cerned."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
Ring Decisions

New lork-Allie Stolz. 13i, New.
ark, y. j.. outpointed Willie Joyce,
49, Gary, Ind, OW. Clinton Miller,
l26A, Newark, y. J, outpointed
Pedro Biesca, 1892, Mexico. co..
Detroit-Archie Moore, rs, New
New York knocked out O'Dell Ri
ley. 1872. Detroit, Co.
Chicago Bill Parsons. 1851.
Danville. Ill.,. knocked out Harvey
Duhs. 100, Windsor, Ont, (2).
Boston Al (Red) Priest. 1884
Cambridge, Mass, knocked ont
John Henry Eskew, 1854. Brock.
ton, Mass, OO.
Newark. y. Tony Riccio. l5l.
Bayonne y. j. outpointed Higgs
Donahue. l53te. Philadelphia. QJD.
Omaha-Jimmy joyce. 132ia.
Gary. Ind, knocked out Jackie
Graves. 1907, Austin, Mimi. (2).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
Fake Buck Turns Out to
be Legal Doe For Hunters

From the trophy room in the
home OF Wanda Walker to the show
window OF her furniture store is
he story OF her taXidermAl men
agerie. which she has acquired
through her pursuance o: hunting.
Included in the display Is an eight
point buck deer. which she brought
down in the winter OF 1912.
Also there is the famous doe that
she shot quite properly in spite OF
the law protecting does. /. was al.
lowable because OF two sixInch
fake horns In the velvet" Realis-
tically in the window OF Mrs. Walk
er's store It stands with other tro-
phies.
In addition to her skills in the
art OF hunting. in which she proud
ly acclaims ability TO keep up with
any man. Mrs. Walker has also dis
tinguished herself in the art OF
trapping. In the window Is n boar.
which was trapped near here. sew
eral bobcats" two skunks. SOUR
rels, owls. snakes. birds, and a
badger.
Two rugs on the floor came from
black bears which Mrs. Walker shot
several years ago. one weighing
over $50 pounds, the other tipping
the scales a IT'S. A bear cub aids in
the adornment.
One OF Mrs. Walkers most priced
possessions. which is not In the
window, is one OF the most perfect
eight point bucks on record in this
vicinity. The head has been mount
ed and is in her home.
Mrs Walker usually hunts either
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
BRANDON TO HEAD
U-M INFORMATION BuREAJ

Ann Arbor. Mich.-Appointment
by TIE Board OF Regents OF Ar
thur L. Brandon as director Of
University Information at the Uni
versity OF Michigan has been an.
nounced by Marvin L. Niehuss.
vice president in charge of Uni
versity relations.
Mr.. Brandon, at present director
OF special services at Vanderbilt
University, Nashville. Tenn, will
take UP the new duties January 1,
1q45
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
HUNTERS HEAD NORTH

Lansing -AP-Deer hunters. Gag
or for the start OF the Michigan
shooting season Thursday morning.
are streaming into the Upper Pen.
insula, the State Highway Depart
ment reported Monday.
The department said hunters ap-
peared 10 be needing advice TO
make an early start TO eliminate
traffic jams At the Straits OF Mac.
kiuac.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
Back When

To-day a year ago-Army rated
the No. team OF the country in
the Associated Press weekly foot.
ball poll.
Three years ago Lightweight
Beau Jack scored a seven round
technical knockout over Allie S.olz
in Madison Square Garden.
Five years ago Ga bby Hartnett
was fired as manager OF the Chi.
cago Cubs after being with the
club 10 years including 2l2 years
as manager.
Ten years ago-Frank J. Navin.
president o. the Detroit Tigers.
died after a fan from a hofse. He
was Ga.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
STUDENT PRINCIPALS TO
CONFER Al G.

East Lansing-AP-High School
principals. senior Counselors and
junior college deans. representing
$50 Michigan schools, will attend
the ninth annual Student-Princpal
Conference at Michigan State Col.
lege Saturday, it was announced
today by Registrar Robert s. Lin.
ton
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
Shorts and Shells

Shorts and Shells
Western Michigan College Is one
OF the few institutions o; higher
education other than the school
OF hard knocks -to have alumni
on both clubs In any world series.
Subby Oyermire. pitcher for
the Tigers, and Frank Secory, Cub
outfielder. both are Western Mich
lgan boys and so is Catcher Joe
Stephenson. who did bullpen duty
for the Cubs. II isn't a
unique distinction. Back in 1913
Chief Bender and Jim Thorpe. both
products OF Carlisle Indian School,
were World Series opponents. .
The 1875 Indiana U. football team
Ia the first in the colleges foot
ball history 10 win six consecutive
games.
Stout Steve. Owens only COM
ment on the way his old pal Grea-
sy Neale. rolled up the score against
the Giants sunday: when You
got them aces back TO back you've
got 10 play them"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
TEMPLE HOUSE LEAGUE
Team Standings
Bella Vista

Williams 52S. Ostercoch Az,
Warner 43s. Herbert 456, Walk
worth 452. handicap 333.
Game totals S79 S31 ga 1854
Yeatman & Stein
n Stol 525. Glow 446. c. Smith
500. Stein 665. ]. Smith SOP.
Came totals S54 SS7 S99 2640
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13

near Black Swan, or on Drummond
Island. She plans to leave today
for several days In he Black Swan
area.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13

after Larson's Navy team had beat
en- Army in 1888. The Marine.
stationed in Guatemala, ripped ii
open, hoping to learn the real dope
on the victory. But Larson. n
stamp collector merely had writ
ten 10 ask II his friend had found
any more foreign stamps for him.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
Foundry Shippinu

Blelak SAG, Rutledge 500, Manner
422. Edwards 3S5. Schoofmaster 4s4.
Game totals 776 ISL $50 2347
Production Control
Moore 426. Wright 414. Wheeler
AZ. Ward 467, Sprague asa, handi-
cap 80.
Care totals 726 III 7sS 1901
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
Foundry Inspection
Machine Div. Inspection No. 2

Machine Div Inspection No. 2
Crawford 429 Conley 431, Hewitt
40. Worden 4S1. Lidke 400.
Game totals $50 al 766 2l66
Maintenance
Vielhauer 367, Dixon $50. Russ
33S, Farmer 400, Lonskey 536. ham
dicap AZ.
Game totals $50 $50 725 2O66
Standards
r. Harris 442, d. Schaeffer 3S7,
d. Lohr $40. +. Brietag 326, n.
Wink 474.
Game totals ~ GIG 672 1899
Sears Assembly
F. Burroughs 374. A. Dawson 1855.
B. Ktlzel 372, G. Steward 314, j.
Gray $50 handicap 225.
Game totals 700 6S2 go 2O52
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
RECREATION WoMENs
LEAGUE
Team Standings

High individual game-Ann Plat,
204
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
Bowling Scores

High individual series-B. Beck.
469.
High team single game-Apparel.
729
High team series Moray's Pill.
Annex
Glenn 372, Mills ISL, Hines 39S.
d. Stein ass, T. West 4O7, handicap
129.
Game totals SAC $50 739 2O75
Morays
Dundon 39I. Miller 397, Plat 469.
Norris 3S5 Beck 469.
Game totals 716 7l6 SO Pill
Apparel
II NcComb 42S, X. Welch SOS, r.
Schw'sow 800, X. Meyers 443, A.
fowler 439.
Game totals EOS 6S4 729 2O6S
Apparel
l.. Max 40l, VI. Evans 312. VI. Fox
4OS, Il. Kellar 1853. F. Berthold 45S,
handicap los.
Game totals 667 $50 10 2037
ReSall
A. Stein Az, L. Johnson 29S. NJ.
Stitt 34S. r. Fem 800, NJ. Russell
4l6, handicap 50.
Game totals 652 672 ga 1898
Beautyland
D Kildau 3S7, F. Wagner 1894, B.
Rust 4O1, NJ. Bishop 1872, A. Fem
421.
Game totals 673 623 500 1895
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
MOOSE LEAGUE
Short Horns

Short Horns
+ Wood Sol. c. Wood $50, d.
Wood 469, d. Poft (avg) AL, ID.
Girod Az.
Game totals 794 500 765 1865
Bull Moose
Dicks 427, Sinclair 503, Johnson
$40, Reed 49S, Holton (ayg) 49,,
handler 81.
Game totals 7S4 7i2 S67 1893
Misfts
A. Zlegler 56S, Robtoy 1876, B.
Wales 400, Vargo 40. Gates 4S6.
Game totals $50 735 So 2i29
Antlers
R. Connolly 504, f. Ziegler i95, d.
Cannon SOC, r. Thayer 43O, w.
White 4OS, handicap 1S9.
Game totals 767 753 $50 1892
White Tails
Carrier 456. Floury SIS, Michelin
427. Cummings $40, Crane SIC.
Game totals 7S6 7S9 $50 2457
Hoofs
6. Miller $50, Clark i3l, McFad-
den 561. c. Smith 400, Dashner
500, handicap l53
Game totals S4S S37 $50 2505
Ears
L. Seagrayes $50. =. Miller III,
G. Ca,ey AL, r. Raab f35, A. Robi,
nett Al.
Game totals 754 ~ 739 2270
Bucks
Rhinehart 404. Dillon All. Shell.
don 40. Koch 1853, Richards 55S,
handicap .
Game totals 40 "a 76S 229l
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
CENTRAL SPECIALITY LEAGUE
Team Standings

Individual Highs
Single game-Hansen, 226.
Three games-Hansen. SIS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13

Williams 400, Wolverton 3S5. Ma
son ass. Jacobs 497, Guthrie 400,
handicap rs.
Game totals rs $50 csc 234f
Foundry inspection
Hansen 575. White 36i, Winkler
37S, Schwall 454, Mckenzie (avg.)
1873.
CAM totals $50 69l 773 S19f
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
SARATOGA Waters
c. c. jerks

r Livingston I5i, ". Spangler
434. Stull 1913, Mitchell 47U. Schrien-
er sos. handicap As.
Game totals 40 766 rs 22S7
Scovill
L. Fusse $40, X. Hopp (avg) 49S,
II. Hanes 435, d. Porter Az c.
Hopp 439.
Game totals 40 7S3 7O5 222S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
Wier Brothers

c. Lou AS, y. Wier 1892, J. GILL
land All, G. Wier 364, W. Woods
Asa. handicap is.
Game totals 703 705 736 2l54
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
RIVERSIDE TOWN LEAGUE
Stanley Steamers

Buck 331. Gather 397. Borg 800,
Lanoye 800, X. Hoyt 344, handicap
212.
Game totals 734 81 1873 2074
Saratoga Waters
Whiting SOB, Sowder 397, Doyle
352, Peters $50. Bullock 4S5.
Game totals us 797 ISL 1926
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13
RexaII

A. Stein Az, L. Johnson 29S. NJ.
Stitt S4S. r. Fem 800, NJ. Russell
4l6, handiccap 50.
Gnmp tntals Go go - 1909
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13

Stout 449. Ellis 1892. Fields 46l,
Wilson 377. Blakemore 426.
Game totals SO us I'll 2l0S
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-13

D Kildau 3S7, F. Wagner 1894, B.
Rust 401, NJ. Bishop 1892, A. Fem
42l.
Game totals 673 s23 500 1875
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-12-15
Two Share Fort Worth Open Lead

Fort Worth, Tex, Dec. l5-(UP) Dutch Harrison of Little Rock Ark, and Joe Zarhardt Of Morris town, Pa. held a one-stroke lead as the field moved into the second round of the $l0,OO0 Fort Worth golf open today.
 Both shot two-under-par 69's for the first IS holes over the Glen Garden course, but had to share attention with Barney Clark of Denver, who got a hole-in-one, and two former Glen Garden caddies- Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson - who were sentimental favorites.
 Hogan was one of eight players punched at 70, and Nelson, play ing his first tournament after a two-month rest, bogied the 17th hole to go one over par to 72. Clark's ace came on the 18th hole and won him $25 victory bond, the standing reward for the feat at Glen Garden.
 Sharing the runner-up spot with Hogan were Ed Oliver, Taunton, Mass.
 Harold (Jug) McSpaden, Sanford Me, and Sam Snead, Hot Springs, Vt, found it hard to avoid traps and both came home with B.