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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-30
NAVY Dead

NAVY Ccdu
Fry, Harvey p, Birmingham.
Hendee, Glen T., Woodland.
Jones. Warren H., Grand Rapids.
Pfleegor, Jess r., Royal Oak
Shaffer, Paul Franklin, Detroit.
Army Dead-Paeific Regions
Halverson, Gerald L., Grant
Kneebone. Robert, Hancock.
Outca1t. James w. Ludiugton.
Pasco, Donald, Muskegon.
Rudy, Anthony j., River Rouge.
Sosinski, Walter T., Detroit.
Stoeckley, Edward c., Battle Creek
Thornton, Virgil L., lonia.
Urban. Marion w, Bay City.
Van der Poppen, Hamilton,
Walker. Robert NJ, Battle Greek.
Wells, Louis A., Detroit.
Whitehead, Earl NJ. Owosso.
Witt, Jack r., Detroit.
Wolbers Edwin j., Grand Rapids.
Zelmer, Albert. Vassar.
Navy Dead
Candiff, Joseph F., Durand
Olmacher. william S. Detroit.
Army Dead-Pacific Regions
Babcock. John b., Petoskey.
Barron, Daniel D., River Rouge
Bawolik John j., Detroit.
Bemis. Richard E.. Pontiac.
Berlin, Amos L.. Dearborn.
Nielis. George. Detroit.
yhopp, Anton M, Copper City.
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W.A.A. Basketball
Tournament Under Way

The W 4 A. basketball tourna-
mont is now well underway under
the leadership of Mary Mossar. 1t
is a double elimination tournament
and in this way each team must DE
defeated twice before being com.
pletely eliminated from the tour.
nament.
Five teams from King and six
teams from Goodison are battling
for first place. There is plenty Of
action every Tuesday and Thurs
day night.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-30
Whitaker
INrEREsr MANIFESTED

Whitaker Mich-A great deal
OF interest is manifested in the
Lentcn services which will CON
. lue each evening this week. clos
ing Friday night. This week they
will be held in the Seybert Evan
geliCal Church. corner OF Arizona
and Gooding Rds., the Whitaker
congregation participating.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-30
Officers Announced
by Women's League

The election results for the Won.
ems League are president. Mary
Ann Mehck. vice president. Helen
Rahm: secretary. Jean Willis;
treasurer, Jean Cameron. advisory
board for upper classmeu. Mary
Dillon, Margery Jacka, Mary
Suumpmier. Shirley Berg. and bar
hara Rogers: freshman advisory
board. Helen, Niparko. Cynthia
Everett, Virginia Mclean; eNecu-
til Board. jean pailes. Jean
Black. Margaret Dohm. Betty Man
ming, and Betty Bush. social COM
mittee. Patricia Peitz and Marion
Hughes.
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ESTIMATED RECORD

Lansing Despite handicaps OF
gasoline rationing and shell short.
ages Michigan deer hunters last
year killed fa.2l6 ducks a new rec.
ord the State Conservation Depart
ment estimated today
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Koselschatz. James l., Garden
City.
Koski. Edwin E, Highland Park.
Kraemer. John H.. East Jordan.
Kurowski, Harry b., Detroit.
Lang. Leo H.. Saginaw.
Lepow. Harold E. Detroit.
Lewandowski. George J.. Detroit
harrison, Robert l.. Ludington.
Mcdonnell. Ferret F.. Muskegon
McNety, Robert l., Port Huron.
Miller, George F. Cooks
Morehouse. + Russell. Jerome.
Munjoy. Richard p. Hastings.
Moseler, John l., Ontonagon.
Mutchler Philip w, Grand Rapids
O'Brien. Vincent T., Detroit.
O'Neil, Patrick f., Detroit.
Pasek, Edward W. Detroit
Post. Vernon A., Jackson.
Poupard, Wilmer c, Monroe.
Pritchard, Milton c., Lyons.
Puzycki. Leonard r, Detroit.
Payment, John E, Cadillac.
Rapp. Vernon D., White Cloud
Reyette, Frank L., Bay City.
Roberts. Ralph T., Ruth.
Robson. Claude c.. Flint.
Rogers. Clare X. Charlevoix.
Romanelli, Paul, Jr.. Detroit.
Roth. Ralph H.. Detroit.
Salata. Edmund p. Hamtramck.
Sarnik, Frank, Jr., Owosso
Schramm, Warren c. Bay City.
Schurig, Russell f., Ferndale
Shagouabe, Frank l.. Hart.
Shaver, Glen b., Royal Oak.
Shaw. oliver H.. Jr., Oliyet.
Sieyers, William L., Marquette.
TAFT Robert p. South Haven.
Thomas, John F., Saline.
Toombs, J. F., Jr. Ferndale.
Tracy, Donald a. Detroit.
Trerice. Harold w. Flushing.
Trew, Jack E, Birmingham.
Walden, Henry, Tecumseh.
Weber, John A.. Detroit.
Weeks, Clayton f., Shepherd
Werger Edward v, New Baltimore
Wilke, walter T., Detroit
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WISH GREENHOUSE

Willis, Mich. Mar 80 Brownie
Troop No. II with their leaders.
Helen Foster and Katherine
Wright, We're taken through
with Mrs Mary Hall. leader. had
tn same. privilege Sunday.
Both troops are collecting paper
for the drive
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Help Parents Celebrate

Rev. and Mrs Otto &. Knechtel
and son Robert, Ferndale came
F iday evening to help their. par
ents, the Rev and Mrs W +.
Boettcher. celebrate their wedding
anniversary. Rev knechtel con
Quoted the song service and sang
two solos at the Lenten service
Friday night. while Rev. w. p.
Peck, Monroe. preached the ser
mon.
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Navy Dead

Hoffman. John Burton. Detroit
Army Dead-European Regions
Sheridan. Howard p. Detroit
Bacon. Marvin j.. Lansing
Baraniak. Anthony j., Detroit
Biermann, Henry c.. Utica.
Bos, William j., Muskegon.
Brassick, Frederick A., Detroit
Buehler John T., Bayport.
Bumpus, Joseph v. Adrian.
Carlson. Francis NJ. Parma
Ennis, Warren L., Jonesyifle.
Estlund, Robert O., Royal Oak
Fielden, Kenneth f.. Ferndale.
Galus, Stanley NJ, Bay City.
Gardner. Robert c., Hastings.
Groffen. Wesley j., Ann Arbor
Hall. Arthur A., Lansing.
Hoffer, Marion f., Monroe.
Jacobs, Guy NJ, Adrian.
Johnson. Fay f.. Cadillac.
Jones. Wilbert NJ, Piittsford'
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Attend Annual Dinner

Mrs Gladys Fuller attended an
annual family dinner at the home
OF her parents, Mr., ana Mrs. John
Hammond, Stony Greek There
We're so guests present They
were. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Ham
mond and family, Mrs. Samuel
Hammond and daughter Ruth. HUI
ron River Dr.. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Hammond and family. Stony Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Hammond and
family. York: Mr.. and Mrs Char
les Hammond and family Monroe.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Prince
and family, Plymouth
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BODY RECOVERED

Monroe-AP-The body Of nine
year-old Philip Welt. VINO drowned
March ( when he fell through ths
ice, was recovered Thursday nigh;
from the River Raisin.
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Mrs. Robert Brown and son Ros
coe, were Sunday afternoon visitors
of lila Brown who is in the INT
versity Hospital. Ann Arbor
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Boyd. Sr.
Wayne, were Sunday visitors of
their son, Edward Boyd. Jr, and
family
Mr.. and Mrs Eldon Baisch. Ypsi-
lanti. were Sunday afternoon call.
ers on Mr.. and Mrs Edward Boyd.
Jr.. and family.
Mrs. Elizabeth HOwling Whitta-
ker. and Mrs. Hubert Scheft, De.
troit. were Tuesday evening callers
of Mrs. Ethel GarOd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurlow Bodley
md Rosemary Taylor. Milan, We're
Saturday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs n. J. Bodley.
The Rev. and Mrs. II. J. Voolkcr.
Detroit. were Thursday evening
dinner guests of the Rev. and Mrs.
w. F. Boettcher. Tev. Noelker
preached at the Lenten service that
night.
MI anu MIS- Iltl man '''lhts WI
Ian. were Sunday callers Of Nh.
and Mrs. Robert Brown
Mrs. NJ. f.. Flower l. { for Detroit
Monday morning. Mar. 10 Mrs.
Lee Butler, daughter Of VI. F.
Flower. gave birth Sunday to an
eight pound baby boy. Mrs. Flow
er will return Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olan VANITY and
baby. Milan. spent Saturday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. George
fowler and family.
Mrs. w. J. Bodley, Mrs. a. J..
Lamkin, Mrs. George fowler and
daughter called on Mrs. Alice Bis
sell. Ypsilanti, Sunday afternoon.
ana also attended the flower shows.
Elizabeth Bodley spent the week
end with her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Richards, lpsi-
lanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley F. Dysingor
and daughters and Mrs George
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Casualties

A pint OF blood can save a
life. Call Red Cross NOW for
your appointn emit"
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Literary Contest
Sponsored by Club

The English Club is sponsoring
a literary contest April 10. All
the students on campus will be able
20 enter this contest. Prizes will
he awarded for short stories, one
act plays. essays and poetry
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Campus Events Calendar
TODAY
AT NORMAL COLLEGE

zoo p ny WCA-Hoy Week Service. Starkweather Hall
p mWc-lcan Guild Fun Night First Methodist Church
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05

FIVE pound brook trout striking az
almost every cast and lunging
walleyes splatterine the water
until ms arms got tired pulling
them out
Charlie wiii SHOW his films to-
morrow evening tc members Of
the Detroit Sportsmcn Congress
x. of c. Hall. Woodward and
Forest.
A ST. down striker IN 1885, his
success, through ms interest IN the
manufacture OF fishing bats
reads ike an Horstio Alger story.
4 few months ago he gained
widespread publicity when he
bought the $500 900 Book resi-
dence IN Crosse Poirtc.
lie owns a small plane equipped
with floats whtn he lands on
wilderness lakes in northern On
tarD.
Back 10 hls small factory in
Drua 10 is 9o' unusual 20 find
hU whiting ol' plugs for his
het Nt~u to tr>f started
r r, .r,s ~ mo -l.,af.
CTl7--7 V5s Tho one-wsn manu-
facrI rg concern Today he en-
LIoys % men IN ms factory.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Coma 10 Tokyo

AL Todd former Philies catcher, will nan
age Fort Worth in the Texas League , Tom
Seats, former Tiger pitcher, now with Brooklyn
will be one of the National League players
Charley Dresser will take to Tokyo TO play
exhibitions for servicemen.
Others will include Charley (Redl Barrett
and Whitley Kurowski Of the Cardinals, Frank
Mccormick Of the Reds Bill Voselle of the
Giants and Al Fearheauser of the Pirates.
What With "the best pitching staff in
the league" and boiStered in other de-
partn1ents by players returning from
service, Hank Greenberg sees no reason
why the Tigers shouldn't Win the pen
nant again :. But" Hank points out,
at is going to be a much tougher league
than IL has been" The Tiger World
Series hero sees the Yankees and Red
Sox particularly strong.
Jack Adams is not adverse to publicity for
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05

fusion. II was instrumental in
prompting many leagues not 10
bowl last night The 28 cent per
line to 81 for open play had no
kiCkback
When the proprietorS, in a
special meeting yesterday voted
10 continue their enforced league
price they perhaps opened boule-
ward of regrets. There Is no
question league contracts stated
emphatically on top they were
subject TO revision when the OPA
lifted its price ceilings Still
others had not, according 10 local
secretaries.
The Detroit Times presented the
proprietors' viewpoint OF increased
costs in materials and 50 forth a
week ago, The paper gave the
bowlerS' viewpoint only yesterday,
In view of present conditions II
would seem league prices should
have remained the same for the
rest Of the season. then there
would be no argument.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Boudreau Touchy About Tribe
Beinq Roted Pennant Contender
BY LEO MACnONELL

his Red Wings but he wonders whether those
dirty playing pictures in that national mag
azlne were helpful =. Red Wings posed show
ing how hockey can be played dirty and
now the Detroit players are getting a razzing
around the circuit from critics who Jibe that
that is the way the Red Wings win games,
And in another issue of the same periodical
were some grand pictures Of Wayne Uni'er-
sity band formations between halves Of
game played by the Lions and nothing
about the Lions which made Fred Mandel
weep, II not actually cut of diplomatic rela-
tions with Fred Deano, his press agent
Alex Motter, whom the Red Wings sold 10
the Cleveland Barons is laid up with broken
ankle which he suffered in game against New
Haven . . Nick Londes has set Jan. % as the
date for his worlds championship bout at Olym.
pia between Phil Terranova and Sal Bartolo :.
Terranova wants Is rounds and Bartoo 20
Chairman John Hettche probably will decide l5
is enough.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
SEVENTH LAST YEAR

Look at that power, there's
a swimmer" Haynle was on his
feet. Clark, less excited. but still
appreCIatiVe, said, That's the
way Haynie used to win Say,
that boy is the best swimmer
here today"
Fine praise but deserved for
Gielow, Is. who swan the 80 last
year and placed seventh. Now he Il
be one of the faporIteS IN the 200
Clark ScholeS, Detroit Golf Club
champion, from Highland Park
looked good topping tho 80 in :25.5
Harry KanSman S"cmS to be the
best boy in the l00-yard breast
stroke for the finals with a 1:l3.7
effort.
Here are the qualifers:
SGyard Free Stye-Clark ScholeS ZIP
-2A-a, -Bah Heritor tSEI. 81 o Hanna vor
ISL 2-2 Arthur Pid ID. 27.5 stan
lo0.ya-1 Breast slrnke=Harry- -KaRsmsr
r1--- u. Richsrd schultz 81 i l5.3
Zip i6a James weitimsn D.. ! 10 8
John Simms DCsssl l23 $.
D!uuE phi Janzito ID loss points
Henry Albert tSEl "a : son Colombo 70 B
.sae James Huber Cas- 100 Hsroie,
MrIunis .SE| 20 Ralph Peek ID, 81 3
2Oo-ysrd Free Styc-B0h GiclUw tSE
ton 4 ,D 5'" 9''.s "a I'd Nic;ssc ''2 q tx
Ken Jonns,onc ID. = 80. Harold Naten
StCd Cas-. - 80.
loo.yard BsckNroke- bob Richards tsE
os nirs Nenis II BaInt'
Ham ia Pete Grcismer ID. l.ls
Bob Palmer Sc l.lP.7
loO-yard free stvle-Fred Csrhonero ID
81 O. Heriter tSEI SO Scholss Up
OO7 I'd Goliath ID io3S Haiol,
Sce'cy z o2 Stanley Mlchalsn Ham
.O}
5o.ysrd Individual modIcy-Tom Harkrov
tSE. sos Ha,iy Gufn'h ,SFf hS
RnI plvlcs So 1 50 q Jagod7insN Ham
= 90 3 Bob Guiesny iP OF. Larry CRIT
I'm Ham . O3 3.
iso-yard medley relay sou'heas'rrn Bor
Richards Diek Soru''7 B0h Giflow - q.
Dcrby 30 Highland Pafs 3i2 CaSs
~ HsmirPmok J a. Eastern Ht
2On.vard tree g',lc rc'ay- Druhv HanUs
Won Pcfr AT Pie' 1ln Gister Fred Car.
horcro as southeastern l-4o East.
cru lT2o H7m'raUrk - Highland
Park l.5E CaSS So
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Sauer 10 New Hampshire

Cmdr George Halas, owner-coach Of the
Chicago Bears has been awarded the Bronze
Star for his organization Of navy recreational
facilities in the Pacific :. The one he estah-
lished on Leyte Gulf handles 10000 men daily,
while others are capable of taking care of from
25 900 to 1000 men daily.
George Sauer, formerly of the Packers, who
was discharged from the navy recently, will 90
to University of New Hampshire as football
coach and athletic director -. He had been
mentioned for the job at Nebraska, which Potsy
Clark rehnquished to go back to Grand Rapids
University.
Fred Huber of Olympia calls Gordon
HoWe OF the Red Wings Omaha farm
club another Bill Cook "HoWe WiH I.
be the greatest right Wing hockey eVer
knetU," enthuses Huber.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05

(ltlO RNTO. l)'C. = w - ne
United Press 1915 all-profcssional
football selections.
FIRST rEAM ESD-Don E1tson Green
Bay 4ACkLE-AlheN Hlstttf FjI.acc. ptIa
GUARD Riley Mathrsou. Cleveland CEN RI
--taatiey brUJk, Green Bsy ~5l&FD-Blu
Eaduuch DETROIT TACkiE- Emil treua-
ic1. DETROIT kHD-Slcye PLltsg. C-c.r-2e-4
--LARTEFHA' H=~amuy r BauFf Washington
HALF BACk-B0 WaieiNsG. Cleveland
HAlF BAtk--~feyen Van hufrs FhNadei
.pnls FULLBACK-Ied Fat6cL Green bay
4 SECOND TEAM-END-Jim Benton ,ista-
.1ud. IACkLE-FlAnk Cope Ase YORK.
GJARD-STANLEY EATiNSEl DETROIT
CENTER-MiChsri Sra,J. Cleveland GUARD
Philadelphia END-Js-s Feiiau's friAGel.
l.Ia QUARTERBACK sid iurkmau Cfi-aE1
brHrs FALFB BAtE-Errry hatgtlfa brsrs
EALfBACK teED GHEEkk C.fss.and-
Honorable mention Ends JHf Af-it-r
Washington Don Cur1yaN Boston Ffsnk
lie1ei nov fIrs Ef .Pu"'uts Chl.4r0 Car
t;raiy LaTty Csbreil Philace pta Ken
Conner Pittsburgh Jonn Adsms. WaSt.ng-
trn lee Aroe Chicago Chrt Ru.Esr Cll.
calo Cardinals BABY RAy-trf-~4 HsJ tfm
Daniel Cnicsgo Hesu CT RHusy C'eyeiarf.
tirb Cleveland A. NcfF.utfA. Cleveland
Leslie Lear Cleveland Bruno BaufIcCi phil
ae,.phia Bili Kuusist1. Green BaJ Maftlg
Wnitted Warrington Cen'etf-Kt AdriCh
lVaichiechoWill Detroit N.l Hein Nes
YORK Rsrks-S'sve Rsgar2t WaNlng'rr
leroy Zimmerman Philadelphia Henry Mar.
s'ri's CHICAGO Bears Btil pud'sy PITS
blrsh Steve filp-virr NeN f'-L 'faf.ps
Des share Detroit Buis' warren. Ptifhlrgu.
BuE Nandsrs Bos'1n Tommy Lisir rs'ou
Nrg York Prank Seno CnIrsF0 tAftl1sis
jim Gillette. Cleveland. Leo Cantor. CHICAGO
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Hank Going South TO Train

Big Henry Greenberg is in town for a few days with
the hope Of getting -
"GOng South SOON" he said. I'm not going into any
other kind while I'm in baseball I'm going South
and take my time getting into shape.
There be trying to crowd everything into few weeks
training I'll play handba do lot OF running and gradually
the old muscles operating keel have doubt
about getting myself ready for baseball"
While New York recently had lengthy session with
Joe DiMaggio
Joe gradually putting back the q pounds he lost while
uniform Like Hank will South early and make the art
which he hopes will him regain his brilliant odtme form
I'm confident will play well as did said Joe
with confidence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
KnoIIwood Club
Elects Grossman

Harry \. GroSSman has been
elected president of Knollwood
Country Club. succeeding Mac
Gordon GroSSman was chairman
of most of KnollwoodS drives that
sold more than S2O,000,0 900 in war
bonds.
Irving w. Blumberg was elected
vice president, George y Seyburn,
secretary, and Nathan FiShman,
treasurer. Also on the board are
Henry s Alper. Samuel Cohen
Irwin Cohn. Irving b Dworman,
Mac Gordon. Lester LapideS, Louis
II. LuckoI and Milton Is Mailer
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Joe Savoldi Hurt,
Loses TO StraneIer

Jumping Joe Savoldis drop
kick worked and then boomer
angcd as he lost 10 Ed (Strangler)
Lewis last night at Arcadia after
winning the first fall with one OF
his leaps. The second time he
landed on the back of his head
when Lewis duckcd, was injured
and pinned for the next two falls,
the last one IN IS seconds Masked
Marvel defeated Joe MalSch in
two straight falls. The Alex Kasa-
boski Miguel Torres and Bert
Ruby Eddie Lewis bouts were
fall-leSS draws.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Metro Cage Finals
May Be Changed

The Metropolitan High School
League has tentatively set March
: as the date Tor the prep baS-
ketball finals. The contest Is set
for Olympia where Southeastern
and Mackenzie met last year be-
fore 1878 persons.
If the finals are played March
2. a week earlier than the league
anticipated, the league viii move
up games Of Friday, Feb. Is, 10
Jan p, and the playoffS viii begin
on Feb - The Semlfnals viii
be played Feb p
There Is also a possibility that
the Semifnals also will be played
at Olympia.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Sight Sd Major League on Coast in '46
2 Schools
Split Swim
Haynie and Clark
Praise Sc. Youth
BY GEORGE f. VAN

Two of the best boys ever de-
veloped in Detroit swimming. Tom
Haynie and Capt. Andy Clark, old
Northwestern High lads who
went on TO win all kinds Of ma
tonal and international honors,
were around the Colt pool at the
east side prep trials yesterday.
Haynie. Just out Of the navy
has Just been made swimming di-
rector al Stanford University
Capt. Clark. veteran of five years
of flying IN the RCAF and AAF
(and he's staying in, he Saysb, is
home on leave He's trying 10 ar
range his wedding with Mildred
Fischer, former Detroit a. C.
swimmer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05

them at noon yesterday and told
them l had arranged for a show
at Percy Jones.
They told me they would
not provide "A referee. and can
celed the show because l had
not notified them Friday.
II couldn't notify them for
the simple reason that I had
not obtained a sponsor up until
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
1t VIII Be Night for
Knz ma and Franks
THEY'LL BE HoNoRED AT M BUST

It was long hard road back But two fine American
bovs-Julius Franks and Tom Kuzma-wil get bigger
thrill tonight at 80 the Staer at the annual Michigan
Bust than they received while bowling them over for
the Wolverines on the football field.
The former great players have won the biggest battle
Of ala fight lick tuberculosis and their health
You imagine the sabbng hurt that young giant
would feel to unkndy rob him Of chance to finish
out college athletic when AAmerca honors happened
10 be part of the glamorous reward.
But the main thing is that after the years,
Dhich must haze seemed like generations TO them,
Julius Franks and Tom kuZno tonight WU SIT again
on the rostrurn uUith Michigan football players they
tuH laugh the bGShfuneSS WtsecTackS OF the play
srs as the speeches ratified of again they
lOiH be a part of It all
And for Julie and Tom you feel glad :. very glad
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Team Bout Toniqht

An Australian tag team match
and the first appearance OF Pvt.
Harold Chaundy since he went in
the service, feature tonight'S
wrestling card at t'airview Car
dcns. Louis Klein and Bert Ruby
VIII meet Dale IIaddock and Mi
guel Torres in the tag bout and
Chaundy Will oppose Al LeClerc
OF Montreal. Buck Masters VS.. Joe
MalsCh is the other bout.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
DIVIDE HONoRS

They saw DENLY and Southeast
ern swimmers divide up most OF
the honors for next weeks semi
finals. the former putting IN Is
the latter IA. Highland Park had
). Hamtramck 4, Cass 3 and East
ern |.
In points Southeastern had 81
DENLY 70.
IIaynie and Clark were cutting
up old touches showing just i
casual interest in what was going
on in the pool until the 2O0-yard
free style. Here they saw Bob
Gielow OF Southeastern come from
behind TO beat out Jim GilStcr of
DENLY in 2.l2 And GlSter takes
a LOT of beating.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05
Trout's S Five Rolls
Women in Benefit

Paul DIZZY Trouts bowling
team Of major leaguerS will play
Riviera Recreation women's team
at the Riviera, 1887 Grand River
tonight al 10 o'clock for the bene-
fit of the Percy Jones Hospital
athletic fund TroutS team in
cludeS Roy Cullenbine and HaI
NewhouScr of the Tigers and
Steve Gromek and Jim Mcdonnell
of the Cleveland Indians Mrs
Evelyn Hunt captains the Riviera
women.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-05

az regular intervals after that,
Peter r. Miller. secretary 10 the
commission, announced today.
Miller said he refused 10 pro-
vide a referee for the USO show
tomorrow, and Cancelled the bouts
because Howard Vair, volunteer
promoter. had failed 10 conduct
matches in a manner satisfactory