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The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-26
WO0DLEY AIRWAYS ON SPECIAL FLIGHT

Woodley Airways flew eight pass engers to Kodiak and two to Cor dova in non scheduled flight yesterday. On the regular run be- tween Anchorage and Juneau Sun day there were 10 incoming passen- gers and nine outgoing passengers.
 Leaving on yesterdays special flight for Kodiak were: John Reich Phillip Pelletier, Charles Holz, John Wigg, Hubert Smith, William Kind red, James Ambrose, Alvin Meek lenbergen; to Cordova-Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Walker
 Arriving in Juneau from Anchor age Saturday were: Betty Gomez John Gomez, Clois Watkins, Ed liar rinton, Mae Beaton, Pvt D. G. John sen, William Jackson, Pete Johnson, Ruth Hartley and E. K. Guerin.
 Those leaving for Anchorage: Stuart Beitzel, Gene Russell, Capt. Loeb, Carling De Santos, Art Wood ley, MT. and Mrs. D. Desmarias, R. S. Bass and John Bass.
 Forty mine large U. s. cities receive all their milk by motor truck
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MARGUERITE SHAW
 TAKES NEW POSITION

Miss Marguerite Shaw, a resident of Juneau for the past four years, has joined the Territorial Health Departmentsstaff of this city as offi- cial accountant.
 She fills the vacancy left by Mrs. Clara l. Dilg, who recently resign ed from the department to establish a local service for general account ing and office work
 Miss Shaw was formerly with the Unemployment Compensation Com mission and lately employed by the J. B. Burford Company.
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HEALTH COUNCIL HAS IMPORTANT MEETING
 SCHEDULED TONIGHT

Tie Gastineau Channel Health Council will meet tonight at o'clock, in the Juneau Health Gen. ter, Room 108, Territorial Building
 All organizations sponsoring the Health Council are urged to have a representative present at tonight's meeting, as important plans for the reorganization of the Council, to make it more efficient and effective, are to be discussed.
 Books to start the proposed Health Shelf in the Juneau Public Library will also be selected tonight, and any of the organizations which have not yet made the S100 dona- tion requested for this purpose may yet do so.
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REp0RTS ON ANB- ANS CONVENTION TOLD BY
 DELEGATES TODAY

Delegates who attended the re- cent convention of the Alaska Na- tive Brotherhood and Sisterhood held at Angoon will make their re- ports this evening at 730 o'clock at the Government School building. Among those making reports will be Mrs. Margaret Wanamaker, Mrs. Marjorie Cropley, Mrs Anna M. An dersen, Mrs. Harriet Roberts, Jake Cropley and Jack Gamble. The pub lie is cordially invited to attend.
 Empire Wdnt-dcS ortno results.
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Rebekdhs 10 Meet
 Wednesday Night

The regular meeting of Perse- verance Rebekah Lodge No. PA will be held Wednesday night, Nov. 28, at o'clock in the I.O.O.F Hall, and members are urged at this time to remember to bring their white ele- plants" for the coming Christmas party.
 The Past Noble Grand will be in charge of the entertainment and re- treatments for the evening.
 The announcement has also been made that members are requested to buy their Victory Bonds as soon as possible, and to call Ada Sturrock at 149 or 148, or Irene Mckinley at 166, for this purpose.
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in Germanv within six months.

in Germany within six months.
 Mayor J. w. Smith, E. c. Hudson Ed H. Leask and Ted E. Benson all of Metlakatla, were in Wash ington for several days and visited Delegate Bartlett. They were in the capital to confer with officials of the Office of Indian Affairs.
 It. Col. and Mrs. J. H. Travers, now of California, called on Dele gate Bartlett while in Washington recently. Mrs. Travers will be re- membered as the former Constance Edmunds who taught school in Fairbanks many years ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-26
H0LBR00KS LEAVE FOR WINTER STAY
 ON PACIFIC SLOPE

MT. and Mrs. Wellman Holbrook, accompanied by Mrs. Holbrook S brother-in-law and sister, MT. and Mrs. D. F. Shadeck, were outbound passengers from Juneau on the steamer North Sea. They plan to pass the winter months in Washing ton and California.
 MT. Holbrook recently retired here as Assistant Regional Forester The Shadecks have been house guests of the Holbrooks here for several weeks past, since arriving from Whittier.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-26
NUTSHELL BOND CAMPAIGN HERE
 GAINS IMPETUS
Local Vitiory Loan Drive Now Pointing fo Pre-
 miere on Final Night

Gastineau Channel communities today were rounding into the stretch of the "nutshell' Victory Loan Drive being conducted here The best report so far received on progress of Bond Week to date is that reporting is far behind sales.
 Local Victory Loan Chairman B. D. Stewart today revealed that unexpected absence from Juneau of Frank Marshall Central Labor Council representative. has brought a change in the schedule of bond speakers over Radio Station KINY. MT. Marshall's scheduled time this evening is to be taken over instead by Mrs Irma Novel; Burlington, representing the AWVS.
 Meanwhile, interest is working up to a high pitch for the Bond Premiere at the Capitol Theatre which will ring down the curtain on the concentrated, one-week "E' bond sales campaign here. Admis- sion to the premiere is obtained by the purchase of an "E" bond of $50 denomination or larger and tickets are handed out right along with the bond from any of the four issuing agencies or upon applica- tion to the Capitol Theatre. The premiere is set for 930 o'clock Thursday evening. at the close of the big push to hit the Juneau Douglas S130,o00 "E" bond quota.
 Among the various selling centers for bonds that have been estab lished in the city, is the AWVS information booth in the lobby of the Baranof Hotel, where bond applications will be handled for the remainder of the drive.
 Empire WdnJ-udS bring results!
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Empire Wanu-adS bring results,
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BLA(KERBY OUT TODAY
 TO PERSONNEL C0MFAB

Ava w. Blackerby, in charge of personnel for the U. s. Forest Service office here, left today by plane, en- route for Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to attend a conference of all personnel officers of the Department of Agri- culture.
 Reconversion of departmental of fioes from wartime organization is to be the principal topic of discus sion at the meeting. MT. Blaeker- by does not expect to return to Ju- neau until after Christmas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-26

Empire Wanr-acs ormo results.
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Forty nine large U. s. cities receive all their milk by motor truck.
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VISITORS FROM STATES

Arrivals from the States regis tering at the Baranof over the weekend included: Marvin c. Webber, Grants Pass, Ore; Theo- dore R. Jolley, Pittsburgh, Pa; MT and Mrs. Andrew J. Muth, Portland, Ore; G. H. Mantmus, Seattle; F. O. Montgomery, Port land, Ore; Stanley G. Rippon, Seattle; Robert Shields, Portland, Ore; Mrs. Margaret DeBeck, Seattle; Marshall w. Swenson, New York City Raymond D. Finch, Tonia, Mich; Richard P. Church, Great Neck, N. Y, and G. L. Handson, Seattle
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
Rouge s Checks
E(orse Streak

EcorSe Highs SeVen-game win
aiHg streak IA the-Fwin Valley
League was checked last night aS
River Rouge rallied late TO win,
32-30.
Ecorse was in front, 28-22, with
two minutes left, but the Panth-
ers quickly shot ahead, Roosevelt
Mazyck sinking a free throw 10
tie the score and also caging the
winning field goal.
Hazel Park, meanwhile, kept its
slate clean by downing Royal Oak,
3l-29, for its ninth in row. Hazel
Park was in front from the start,
Bob Miller leading the winners
with II points,
In other Class a games, Ford
son forged in front in the second
TO trim Lincoln Park. 1923. while
Ferndale bumped Birmingham,
40-A. Bob MaZade tallying l6
points for Ferndale.
Belleville High, chalking up its
eighth straight, won the east side
title IN the Huron Valley League
with 3l-30 decision over Romu-
lus Ray Heininger. who scored IA
points, sank a basket and free
throw in the last minute for the
victory
East Detroit was a $3.50 victor
over RoSevillo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
State Iron Men :
ToP|dy Wayne

Detroit basketball fans will get
their first view of the five iron
men" of the Michigan State Col
lege team when the Spartans
meet Wayne University tonight
AZ BIS in the Mackenzie High
gym
The Spartans upset a strong
Kentucky team. 66-50. earlier this
week with the starting five Of
Robin Roberts, Sam Fortina, Bill
Rapechak. Nick HashI and Joe
Boyer playing the entire 10 min
uteS.
Wayne Coach Newman Erteii
plans on starting three players
who have seen action this season
and two newcomers. Lars, Gaffka.
who prcpped AT Mackenzie. and
Ron Teasley from Northwestern
are first starters. Dick Hall, who
Will get the nod al center. has
played in two Of thc Tartar
games, scoring AZ points. Veterans
Abe ParncSS and Jack Rice will
round out the rest Of the lineup.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
ABC Issues Orders

The American Bowling Com
eEeSS-ta -tanlt steps te- curb gambling
hv threatening loss OF member
ship If betting went on IN its
sanctioned alleys Detroit al
leys are Cleaned up" Ohio
State took sole possession Of Big
Ten lead by trouncing hapless
Wisconsin. 63-34, last night
Don Keenig Of GoncordIa TIT.
Wayne, Ind led with 20 points
10 help trim Kalamazoo College
last night, 62-4l Western
Michigan bowed TO Great Lakes
second time, 57-3S. as latter won
26th game in 30 this season
Mickey Mcclure led the scoring
with % points Injured Gus
DoraLio Cancelled bout with Al
Blake in Baltimore Monday
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
Lois Hoffman Leads
In SeniO)lrCIdssiC

Lois Hoffman. 242: Hattie
Wooster, 235 Marie Shamlock
23l. Is the point rating today Of
the leaders IN The womcn'S senior
four game individual classic at
Winter Garden. The totals do no,
include this weeks scoring.
Marion German led laS nights :
squad on 753, followed by Esther
Porman. 722, Dorothy Brichta
us; Gladys Dempsey, sub for
Hazel Hunt. 7Ol Mrs Wooster.
$50, and Louise Stockdale, 6SZ.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
NO TURF LOBBY

Our capital sources emphasize
that. despite many rumors OF A
turf lobby, there has actually been
none.
Meanwhile, turf men Of the na-
ton have quietly awaited develop
ments; and only in a couple OF iso-
lated instances have persons con-
nccted with the sport popped off.
Owners of strings have tried 10
keep their horses in condition by
workouts, under the supervision Of
men unacceptable for armed serv-
ice In New York. for example, the
stables at Belmont Park are well
populated. and there is great ac-
tivity there in the mornings.
Chats with horsemen there dis
close that similar situation pre-
walls IN many other racing CEN
ters. and that there will be plenty
of thoroughbreds ready to run if
and when the tracks are re-
opened
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
BY JAKE BERSON

Promising a tousing finish, Met
ropolitan League prop quintets 80
into the closing week Of the regu-
lar schedule next week with no
less than four of the eight playoif
positions still In doubt.
Results Of two games yesterday
particularly complicated matters.
Northeastern and Miller played a
1929 tie TO remain deadlocked for
second in the hot southeast group
race, while Western surprised ia
vored Southwestern, 1926, in the
northwest sector.
The four schools sure Of plsyoff
berths are Central, Northwestern.
Hamtramck and Mackenzie. the
latter reaching the select, circle
by overcoming Redford, 1921.
Central ended with a clean league
record by whipping u OF d. High,
49-31. and Hamtramck bumped
Cooley 5l.23
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
Grid Star Missing

Capt. George Rettinger. Illinois
grid star. reported missing in
fight over India and China since
Feb. > o.. He vas fullback and
scored touchdown IN 1877 upset
victory by Illlni over Michigan IN
1883 High scorer Jim McHale
IS lost 20 AnnunCIauon High for
Two remaining games with broken
wrist. suffered IN last Thursday S
game.
Harold Green whipped welier-
weight Morris Ref before l30l8
a. Madison Square Garden last
night 81. Fred Stillman named
captain Of 1915 Michigan State
Awlm team Mrs. Jane Crum
ovington took Palm Beach (Fla }
NomenS golf utle second straight
year by beating Catherine Fox.
81.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
FOR GOOD MEASURE

On the east side Of the group,
81 Stanislaus, which clinched the
title earlier this week, took St
Catherine into camp. 1926 Art
TadrzynSki, Bronco forward, took
game scoring honors with Is
points.
Catholic Central, north group
leader, defeated De L-aSalle IN a
nonleague contest 44-28. Don Ber-
mer'S 10 points were high for the
Shamrocks.
ST Charles hung up lis ninth
straight victory on the east side
Of the second division by downing
81. Ambrose, 3l-25. Bob Bellcr
paced the winners with 10 points.
while Joe Higgins led the losers
with IA
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
Favored
FiveS Win

Favorites came through as eX-
peQted last night in the Catholic
Basketball League with no changes
made among the divisional leaders.
Holy Redeenner and St. Theresa
continued 10 battle 1t out neck
and neck in the west side first
division race by ringing up VIC
tories.
Redeemer +1en-e4cr 81. Mary
of Rcdford. 37-t8. and the Pirates
defeated 81. Leo, 52-29 Charlie
Cacicedo paced Redeemer with J.
points. Jerry Burke scored &c
points in Theresa victory
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
Forecast Reopenins Of Race Tracks in April
M Relays
Draw Aces

ANN ARBOR. Feb. 10-The
greatest array of l945 Midwest
ern track talent will come here
today for the first running of the
l5-event Michigan relays 10 be
held al the Yost Fieldhouse to-
night at 1880.
Competing are eight teams,
Western Michigan, Ohio State,
Purdue, Case College, Marquette,
Michigan State, Michigan and
Notre Dame. There is a total of
l79 entries.
With Bill Lund, 1914 national
AAU broad jump champion from
Case. entered, the broad Jump
seems sewed up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
Benny Goldberg
Stops Arizmendi

SAN DIEGO, cal, Feb. 10
up Benny Goldberg 10 De-
troit, Mich. ou1lasted Poncho
Arizmendi. III Mexico City, to
win a technical knockout victory
IN the fifth round Of the Sched-
uled l0-round main event at the
Coliseum last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
Girl Friday Resigns

Mrs Evelyn Wheaton. for FIVE
years Office manager of the De
uoit Lions. has resigned 10 be-
come assistant manager of "A
beauty SChool. She has one son.
Tommy, who is overseas with the
merchant marine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
WrobbeI Nexf7

CHICAGO, Foo ID ms =
The Chicago White SoX added a
second 39-ycaT-old hurler 10 their
pitching staff today with the pur-
chase OF Clay Touchstone. a right
handler who played with Oklahoma
City before the Texas League dis
banded
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
eSreenIeaf
Cuts Gap

CHICAGO, Feb. 10 INS)--
Ralph Greenleaf. playing TIVE ex-
cellent blocks of his challenge
match with Willie Mosconi, world
pocket billiard champion, reduced
the champions advantage by 63
points in their match in Chicago
yesterday.
Greenleaf won the afternoon
block, 125 10 l03. then took last
nights block, 125 TO 81.
MoSconi leads now by 1885 10
1881 points. The match will move
10 Detroit at the end Of Sunday
evenings play.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
urges Tells OH
He Is Retiring

NEW YORK,SFeb. 10 up
Mel OFT, manager Of the New
York Giants, SAID today that vet
eran utility infielder, Billy Jurges
had informed HIM that he was
retiring from O organized baseball
TO enter private business.
urges last season hit only .2ll
IN S5 games. Jurges told or he
was buying a tavern and d hotel
IN Baldwin, y. Y.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
Jane Crum Retains
Palm Beach Title

PALM BEACH. Fla. Feb. 10
CUP) Mrs. Jane CTum Covington
today held the Palm Beach
womens golf championship for
the second successive year, de-
feating Miss Catherine Fox, 3-2.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
Bio Ten Standings

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Northwestern a.. NicllFAn Sd
Crt1 state 63 Wisconsin -
TONIGHT y GAMES
Michigan a. Wisconsin
ohio state a. N1TfhV ettegn
Illinois az Minnesota
Iowa a. Indiana
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12

(scllout) W i'll
cram Madison
Square Garden
tonight 10 see
New York l..
play y otre
Dame, proving
cage scandal
in BrOok k lyn
hasn't hurt the
gates for "ncu-
trail games
s &c o n d Of
season ) indoor
track meets al
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12

as san DieRO
marine b "A s g
athletic officer.
Jimmy Biv-
ins and Melio
ettin a viii
meet AZ n Y.
Garden March
- Brother
an "a Sis p T
v On ne and
Dean Campbell
or rVc land
won a d Ie s.
junior pairs IN
Midwest figure
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12

skafIng moot dt NhICdBO
Roy Milan. Detroit, took tenth
place tn thicaCo'S Petersen Classic
with 2l6-Zl4 IN 1854 last night -.
Figure >kaung clubs IN this area
win hold exhibition and frolic At
Belle Isle Pavilion Saturday AZ 9
o'clock Stanford University
Won z resume football until com
plete war victory.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12

Boston Garden tonight =. Proof
OF SeleCtive service IS cracking
down on az pro athletes is ac-
ccptancc of Ray Mueller Of Reds,
Dom Dallessandro of Cubs and
tentative passage Of Frank Sink
Wich.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
hsv&&S

Harold (Jugl McSpaden's four
under par 6S led the $1,000 New
Orleans Open field by two strokes
after first round Byron Nell
son, Denny Shute and Claude
Harmon of Detroit shot 70S TO tie
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12

Tor second 4.
Craig Wood
had II and Sam
Byrd Of De-
troit a Is f..
Ed Furgol of
Detroit had Is.
University Of
Detroit lost its
second game of
season 10 Ft.
Gu $ ter last
night, "A 80,
W h @ n { p !.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
Fight Results
By United rress

,n 1e,Agucd &1sfis Reii las. Broos.ya
10
WORCESTER Mas Benny Sipsleton las
Waterbury conn degI41ged Rocky Pfcgan0
1853 stamford Conn ItOf
San DIEGO c.. Benny GOLDBERG
100 DETROIT MICH technically knocked
out P0nchl Auzmeuci III, Mexico City 5
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
WESTERN SURPRISES

Western, though weakened by
loss OF five varsity players last
week. ran an overconfidcnt South
western team. leading most Of the
way. Bill Stewart was the Cow
boy star with II points
Dan Longacre'S two baskets in
the closing minutes saved High
land Park. but Pershing was
forced 10 come from behind 10
whip CasS. Ben Zenevich again
paced the Doughboys with u
points, as Dave Abramson made
- for the losers.
Mackenzie got more trouble
than il expected from Redford and
trailed by three points entering
The fourth period, Jerry Wood and
Jim Kay each hagged IL points for
the Stays while Bob Wilson and
Fred Courville each made 10 for
the HuskieS
Eastern led Northwestern all
the way. drawing away in the
fourth quarter 20 make il one
sided. Roy Lombardo topped East
ern with Is points and Herman
Pett contributed Il.
Central built A 54-20 lead at the
half in trounclnG u. Of d. High.
Lloyd Addison and Hal Kutnick
each scored y points for the win
nsrS as Jack Robbins tailed Ii
for the Cubs.
Emil Jones was high man with
lS points in the Cosmos victory
over Cooley
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12

Carly sank II and Bill KlecheI Ia
points Titans play Marquette
in Milwaukee, tonight Now
they're suggesting Elmer Trey
chief enforcement agent Of treas
ury department. for baseball com
miSSloncrShlp
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
INDIANS CELEBRATE

The Miller-Northeastern I e
pushed Eastern back into the run
ming. the Indians celebrating by
trimming Northwestern in non
league game. il-30 Western s
hopes. which were small before
yesterday. shot up with the Cow
boys victory over the Prospectors.
Two Northeast group fIveS.
Highland Park and Pershing, re-
manned tied for second The Park
ers downed Northern. 1890. while
Pershing beat -CaSs Tech. 4-27
Southeastern whipped DENLY with
ease. 28-lS
All OF which leaves eight teams
Southwestern. Western, South
eastern. Northeastern. Miller,
Eastern. PerShiug and Highland
Park-t1 fight II out for the four
open playoff positions in the clos
ing week
Bill Chmelko was Northeast
crn's hero against the Trojans
When Miller took a 29-27 lead IN
the last 30 seconds and stalled.
Chmelko Snatched the ball and
dribbled in 10 sink the goal that
tied the score 1t happened in the
last 10 seconds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
Complete Arcadia Gard

Signing Of Gene Boland 10 op-
pose Phil DeNata IN supporting
battle today completed the Ar
cadia fight card TOR Monday night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12

20 points each appearance. Don
Lund and Ted Berce guarded him
so successfully his total was cut
in half. just IL points.
1t was Bercc'S last game of the
season. He leaves today for the
service. either with the army or
merchant marine.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
Billy urges Retires

Billy Jurges. vet Giants in
fielder, has retired 10 enter pri.
vate business o.. More than $1,000
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
Detroit Petersen Classic
-IFor DetroIter, Last N

alfur DFtrultfFN iaAt NlfrlI
scores ~ squad No 40 Johnny Crlmmius
-u2 los 19l ls1 2O6 -O3. 1875, $50.
sam Elcnsras9n 1875 john Cave. 1886.
Dave Berger 1899 HANK Gafie 1925 Cssi
~er1" 1891 Herb Case 1885 steve Dub
.-r 1919 Clarence Hoffman l219 William
Hamilton. 1899 Ar Klein wiyhdrrW.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12

q VII'- z
The Wolverines play a return
engagement with wisconsin at
Madison tonight and next week
they are the guests Of North
western. Michigan handled Wis
conSin with little trouble here a
week ago.
According 10 Coach Benny Oos-
terbaan of Michigan. any fair
basketball team should make 25
per cent of its shots count. A
good team will run the average
to 30 or better. Against Illinois
and Wisconsin. the Wolverines
were in the good class. Last night
the Purple collected 33 per cent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
AHEAD ONLY ONCE

Michigan was out in front only
once in the ball game. early in
the game.
The Wolverines put on a squirt
in the second half and were within
six points of tie. but they
couldn't press their drive.
Ohio State broke a tie with
Iowa for the lead last night when
they swamped Wisconsin, 63 to
"a, al Madison.
Rod Coudll. substitute forward,
paced the Bucks with five bas-
kets, with Don Crate and Dugger,
starting forwards, getting eight
and nine points. Top Badger
scorer was Ray Patterson with
13 points.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
'MMuSf WinNeXt2
For 800 Cage Year
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR Feb 10 Mchgans basketball team faces two
the final of the defeat both
o shooting
Northwestern 10 10 "a
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
NeUers to San Diego

Maj Ernie Nevers, Stanford
All-Amerlcan In 1925. took relns
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
Close Prep
Finish Seen

YEsTEDAY's RESULTS
Eortheastsrn 20. Miller 40 ue
Western 3s. Southwestern 26.
Central ~. q ID High 81
Perahing - CESs Tech At,
Highland Psrk 33 Northern 80.
NacksnIif 81 Rrdfurd 81
Chadsey "A Wright a..
s0utheastern 2s. DENLY Is
Eastern Al Northwestern 30.
HamtrsmCk 81. Cooley 25.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
EXPECTED BEES

They expected turf leaders 10
give off loud "bcefs, % charging
discrimination, They expected in
tense lobbying 10 have the ban
removed, accompanied by pres
SuTe from congressman and gov
crnorS bcfriending the golden en-
tcrpriSe which handled S1,l26,-
36s.645 in II states during 1914
and enriched those states with
taxes.
But nothing like that hap
pened. Instead. the racing in
dustry-with its S200,000,000 in
vestment and its 10000 employees
quietly took stock of the situa-
ton and sent Harry A. Parr III
10 Washington 20 inquire If there
was any way in which racing
could be additionally useful IN
helping 10 win the war.
Young Parr, genial and gentle
is president of the Maryland
Jockey Club and. president of the
Thoroughbred Racing Association
Of the United States, He made
favorable impression with the
right people" In Washington, wC
learn. by offering all-out co-opera
ton instead Of asking favors.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-12
ONLY IL PER CENT

The Michigan cagers, some seven
OF them. took no less than 81
shots at the basket last night and
made only is o< them good for
mark of II per cent, their lowest
of the season. The winners made
good p of Sc.
Michigan did a good Job in bot
Ting up Max Morris, the leading
scorer of the conference. In seven
games he had averaged more than