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Evening star., 1945-01-28
eIvoir-Bo||ing Field
Game 10 Be Climax

Of highest interest in the District
Recreation Departments 10 basket
ball leagues is the race between
Fort Belvoir and Boiling Field for
top honors in the Service League.
Both outfits have won seven
games against no losses in the
league, in addition to piling up an
impressive record in outside play,
and they viii meet in the final game
of the first half week from to-
morrow. Both are considered among
the top service teams in the East
League Standings
SERVICE
Evening star., 1945-01-28
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Jan. Pit appears
that the American Leagues exclu-
Sive 900 club"-reServed for pitchers
winning 200 or more games-will
not take on any new members dur
ing the 1945 season.
Big Bobo Newsom of the Athle-
tics is the only pitcher now on the
,45 active roster who has a chance
albeit a slim one. He needs % wins
to reach the 200 mark.
The only American League hurler
with 200 or more wins now active
is veteran Mel Harder of Cleveland.
He won IL games last season to
boost his victory total in the Junior
Evening star., 1945-01-28
Owners Pocified, Hovono
Resumes Racing Today

HAVANA, Jan. 27 (P.-Oriental
Parks track management an
nounced tonight it will resume its
winter racing season tomorrow
Sunday after temporary suspen-
sion since last Tuesday because of
a strike.
The announcement was made
after a satisfactory agreement had
been reached with the Association
of Horsemen following their refusal
to run their horses unless purses
were increased.
Evening star., 1945-01-28
BY the Assuiated Press.

Dy the AhS0Hfdteu fTeSs.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27. - The
most courageous athlete of 1914 is
"a composite of many persons-the
little known and the great who
came from every field of sport to
give their lives in the service of
their country.
For the first time in a decade, the
Philadelphia Sporting Writers AS
sociation paid this annual tribute
to a group.
"A posthumous award to all
courageous athletes who made the
supreme sacrifice and whose
patriotism, courage and sportsman
ship were embodied in 1t. Robert
Evening star., 1945-01-28
Player Missing in Action

OMAHA, Jan. 25 (P,.-SiSgt. FL
mer Wachtler, st. Louis Cardinal
farm player ON the Springfield, ILL.,,
and Lynchgurg, Va, teams, has been
missing in action in Belgium since
January S, the War Department
has informed his wife here.
Evening star., 1945-01-28
Hunsford Of Cordozo
Victor in Mile Ruce

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. 27.--
Leonard Hansford of Cardozo High
School, Washington, D. c.. won the
second section of the scholastic mile
event in the Philadelphia Inquirer
invitation track meet here today in
the time of 1899.
Teammate Bill Mathis took a
second in the 60-yard dash, won by
Ewen of Camp Kilmer, N. j., who
set new district record with O:O6.2
Evening star., 1945-01-28
Newsom Only Pitcher in A. L.
Who Is Nearing 200 Club

circuit to 209. No other American
League pitcher now on the As active
roster has scored as many as 100
victories. However, five hurlers
have a chance to break the 100
mark next season.
Thornton Lee Of the White Sox
has 96 triumphs; Emil Leonard of
Washington has 81; Bill Dietrich of
the White Sox has 90; Denny Gale
house OF st. Louis has 81; Paul Trout
OF Detroit, 20-game-and-up winner
the last two seasons. has so.
Evening star., 1945-01-28
Charlotte Hall Defeats
Falmouth Five. 41-36

Charlotte Hall Military Academy,
ing ding dong basket ball battle,
defeated Falmouth (Va1 High
School on the Charlotte Hall court
last night, 41-36. The score at the
half was even at 10 points.
But for Mizelle's shooting the
game would have been a rout. He
scored 81 of Fa1mouth's points.
Bryan and Stevens paced Charlotte
Hall with II each.
Evening star., 1945-01-28
Twelfth Street Y Wins
In Basket, VoIley Ball

Twelfth street YMCA basketers
defeated the Baltimore Druid Hill
five, 43 to 36, yesterday at the local
Y, as Norman Powell paced the
winners with IA points.
In a volley ball preliminary, the
Twelfth Streeters triumphed over
the Baltimoreans, IS to IL and Is
To 7
Evening star., 1945-01-28
FoIeons, Still Hot, Win
From Rovers, | to O

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27 (Pl. -
Philadelphia Falcons continued
their climb up the Eastern Anna
teur League hockey ladder with a
sensational 10 victory over the
New York Rovers here tonight. 1t
was the Falcons seventh win in
their last nine games.
Evening star., 1945-01-28
Work and Attend COLLEGE
pv +bo .eso.;o.s,

| By the Associated Press
| LEXINGTON, KY, Jan. 81
Twenty Kentucky y. football players
are going to classes in the daytime
I and working nights at a tobacco
redrying plant. Volunteers enabled
10 redrying plants here to resume
two-shift operations.
Evening star., 1945-01-28
Western, Tech Score
In Series Shooting

Western and Tech were on the
winning end in the opening of the
interhigh rifle-shooting series.
Western defeated Anacostia, 1,217-
1,054, as Edgar Russell piled up
260 points to lead the scoring. Tech
swamped Wilson, 1,303-1 ,080 as Ar
thur Cook got 28O points.
Evening star., 1945-01-28
Alexandria Quint Ties
For Merrick Lead

Alexandria swamped Eastern
46 to IT, to jump into a tie with
Merrick in the 105-pound class OF
the Merrick Boys Club basket ball
league yesterday, as Merrick de-
feated the Georgetown Grays, 25 to
18, and the Blues topped Duffy &C,
A. c., % to l6.
Evening star., 1945-01-28
Fitz Muy HurI for PhiIs

| PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27 (P).-
Bulky Fred Fitzsimmons, manager
of the Phillies, says he is ready
to take his turn on the mound this
lyear If necessary.
Evening star., 1945-01-28
Navy, Army Get Bio Meets

Navy will be host to the Heptago-
nal track meet on June 2 while
Army will stage the LC-4A out
door affair on MAY 19.
Evening star., 1945-01-28

Totals Is TAB Totals 81 I2 54
Half-time score: Duke. Is: Navy "a
Free throws missed: Carver, Sapp t2),
Koffenberger 90, Green "a, Buckley,
Lewis 90, Nelson. Duden t2), Waldrop,
Evening star., 1945-01-28
|Middies Outshoot Yale
For Third Struiqht

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 27.-Navy
rife team won its third straight
match today by defeating Yale,
| ,401 to 1888.
Evening star., 1945-01-28

were increased.
Evening star., 1945-03-14
Title Points for Doqs
In Localized Events
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Mar. l4.-Cham-
pionship points will be awarded to
localised dog shows under a ruling
made yesterday by the Board of
Directors Of the American Kennel
Club.
The ruling apparently removed
any obstacle to continuance of dog
shows. The War Committee on
Conventions recently restricted such
shows to exhibitors and entries
within the city housing the show
or its suburban area, and the rules
Of the American Kennel Club had
regulations forbidding the giving of
championship points by a show to
which entries are restricted. Many
exhibitors find no attraction in
shows prohibiting the winning of
points toward a dogs champion
ship.
The new ruling declared:
During the time. dog shows are
restricted by the War Committee on
Conventions, winners classes carry
ing the usual schedule of points
shall be allowed at shows where
American-bred and open classes
shall be given, provided such shows
are held in conformity with the re-
quirements of the War Committee
on Conventions"
Evening star., 1945-03-14
Hi-Sko.>Women Out to Boost
SIM Leud in D. [. Pin Loop

and Ceiling zeros are deadlocked
for the runnerup spot.
Les Walleigh's 10th-box strike en-
abled the Flying Ducks to annex
the middle tilt from the Steaks
while 551 count gave the Ducks
their 2-1 edge.
Posting highs of l18 and 335 Jean
Dugan of the Rangers spurted into
first place among the women with
an average Of 98-1l, replacing Marge
Tomlin OF the Streaks.
Prizes in the recent Pop Crawley
handicap held at Mount Rainier
will be distributed by FL Geib at
Lucky Strike tonight from Z to H..
The winners were:
Ray Watson. ,2o-ea6ee. s1oo; Gsorge
SSss sf75S 1T 5o p.u 5fef oNei WYstsshoIHs sss
Mysrs sssnie ss Bsisz $50 see .ne Bin sae Martin
50-672. So. 30; high game. NJ. J, kiss:
niger. 176. S3 so: high scratch set, Paul
jarman, 663, $3.50.
Evening star., 1945-03-14

Hsegg and Haakon Lidman, his
Swedish hurdling cou1patriot. took
two-lap turns on the new track last
night during the Rhode Island IN
terscholastic Meet before 1000
Seabees.
TT Is ideal, ! can run on it much
better than on the Madison Garden
track" Haegg said. 1T seems per-
feet for my running FORM"
Tonight's feature probably will be
. national championship 2-mtle en-
coure put on by Forest Efaw and
Coast Guardsman Clayton Farrar
Evening star., 1945-03-14
Fights Last Night
By the Aaaociatad Press.

BRoOKLYN.--Phil Palmer, 141,
vancouver, British columbis; outpoint-
somery. Ala, g.: Al Pennino, 125k.
BTosElyn. BToetlyn. a..s. ard Charley Noel 1s7h'
WHITE PLAINS. N. Y.-vic Pisna-
taro.. .140h, New York, knocked out
2; Joe Lamotta. 1914, New York.
York, g.
JERSEY CITY.-Irish Jimmy Multi
gan, ITO, Boston. TKO Bob Wade. 1856,
Newark, 4; Frank Pucei, 11s, Toronto,
knocked cut Mike Crouchelli, 1913.
HUFFALo.-Johnny Green. 145.
1854. Detroit. 10: Oscar Boyd. 1907,
Buffalo, and Tommy Mollis. 1851,
Baltimore, drew. 8.
BANGOR, Me.--Joey Manfro, 139,
New York. outpointed Ralph Walton.
1874, Montreal. 8.
HARTFORD, Conn.-George RED"
poty. 1853, Hartford. outpointed Mario
Misceli.. 1853, Brooklyn, 10: Nick Sta
$toe, 1874, Springfield. Mass, outpointed
! Freddie Polowitzer. 134, East Hart
Sford, d,
Evening star., 1945-03-14
BY BEN McALWEE.

Out In front by one game for the
hrst time this season and aiming at
their third straight pennant, the
pace-setting Hi-Skor woman bowlers
tonight have better than an even
chance Of increasing their lead in
the Ladies District League flag chase
when they engage the lowly Spill
ways at Hi-Skor, as both the second-
place Brookland and third place
King Pin Quints stack up against
tough opponents.
Brookland tackles the fifth-place
Lafayettes ut Lafayette and King
Pin opposes the sixth-place Silver
Spring, which last week knocked
Brookland out Of the lead with a
2-1 victory.
In the other matches Takoma in
vades Colonial Village, Red Circle
visits Rosslyn and Bethesda tackles
Ice Palace at Chevy Chase.
Lucky Strike will be host to the
high-f1ying Northeast Temple PIN
men who boast an eight-game lead
IN the one-sided Mems District
League flag race while another
sparkler will bring together the
champion King Pin and the third
place Clarendon outfit ut King
Pin. Second-place Brookland and
Lafayette will mix at Brookland,
Colonial Village fires at Greenway,
Hi-Skor tricks to Spillway and
Hyattsville to Bethesda Bowling
Center. All matches are at 7:3O.
Sporting a one-game lead the
Streaks take on the Marksmen to-
night at Colonial Village in the
o. S. w. Army mixed loop while
the Flying Ducks, boasting second
place on total pins after trimming
the pacesetters last week, 81, will
tackle the Pinbusters. The Bonn
bardiers, Redtape Worms, Spare Us
(frst and second series winners)
Evening star., 1945-03-14
Sports Mirror

Today year ago-Stan Musial,
Cards outfielder, was classified
la. -.-
Three years ago-Leslie Mac
Mitchell beats Gil Dodds by 5
yards in 4:08 mile at K of c.
meet.
Five years ago-Eight world
records fell In Dartmouth track
Carnival; Jim Herbert's 400 me-
ters in 479 and 40 yards In 48.4;
John Woodruff's 300 meters in
LAT and $50 yards in 1:477;
John Boncan's three-quarter
mile in 3:02.6; N. Y. us relay
marks of 1:27.7 for one half mile,
3:15 for 1000 meters and 3:15
for mile.
Ten years ago-Carl Mensen-
berg, Scranton, Pa, rolled fourth
perfect (300) bowling game in
.ABC history,
Evening star., 1945-03-14
|Sharkey's Mat Title
Not Heavily Risked

Babe Sharkey lays his heavy
weight mat title on the rug tonight
at Turner's Arena in q match with
the Golden Angel, and the odds are
(take a number from | to 10 and
double it) he'll have 1t In his hip
pocket at the finish.
AS precaution, however, Sharkey
has been guaranteed q return match
Evening star., 1945-03-14

7-Pc. One Room Sofa Bed Ensemble
An ideal ensemble for the small apartment
The group consists Of prewar spring constructed sofa
that into double upholstered in wearing
cotton tapestry two attractive occasional chairs glass
top cocktail table, table, mirror metal smoker,
Evening star., 1945-03-14

by Promoter Joe Turner's publicity
department In case Of an upset.
Preliminaries include an alleged
co-feature between Jack Steele and
Blimp Levy. 648 pounds OF futility.
This will be waged to finish, or
approximately 12la minutes.
The regular 30-minute bouts pair
Dutch Rohde with George Maori
costas and Ace Freeman tackles
Jesse James.
Evening star., 1945-03-14
Slap Seabee Track
Ideal, 5Wedes Say
pu Tia AaxociaAad nsAsa

Py the Associated Press.
DAVISVILLE, r. I, Mar. 1.-THE
worlds largest indoor running track
the five-lap board saucer con-
structed by the Camp Endicott Sea-
bees and rated by Gunder Haegg as
"ideal"-will be thoroughly tested
tonight by a large group Of the East's
outstanding speedsters.
Evening star., 1945-03-14

Efaw defeated Farrar BY less than
two yards in New York last week end
with 9:28.7 effort. At present the
field appears decidedly unattractive
but Jim Rafferty,, winner Of seven
straight this season, may be q last
minute starter.
The fastest "600' Of the season
may result when Ernore Harris, Jim
Herbert, Herb McKenly, ineligible
Boston College star, and Henry
Eckert Of New York u. resume their
rivalry.
Evening star., 1945-03-14

Suppose the Red Gross failed to
heed his call-but you won't let this
happen. Keep your Red Cross ut
his side. Give now-give more.
Evening star., 1945-03-14

With . 70-yard straightaway,
sprinsters can be depended upon
to turn in sparkling performances.
Evening star., 1945-03-14

THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. {
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Il, iszs.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05
Yanks to be Tough For Tigers

yesterdays opened in the stadium.
But ! think the toughest club is
this Yankee team. Washington's
knucklers bother us. However, we
should be about ready to even up
some old scores there. And St.
Louis, like us. has to play most
OF its games on the road.
cleveland would make a run
for It, too, II Lou Boudreau was in
there at shortstop. They still
could do It with Bobby Teller but
those two games they lost Labor
Day really hurt"
O'Neill reflects the spirit OF the
Tiger club which believes tns
Yanks are their most dangerous
foes.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05
Eagles Have Sparkling Array

Gently signed tullback. will tit into
the Eagles already impressive
backfield of Steve Van Buren,, Roy
Zimmerman, Ernie Steele, Me-
Blocker, Jack Hinkle, AL Sherman,
Ben Kish and Jack Banta.
Coach Earl J. Greasy Neale
says he knows competition will be
tougher in pro circles this year,
but he's looking for his charges
to unseat the New York Giants as
the Eastern Division titleholder.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05

dealer: South. Neither side
Vulnerablel
South West North East
/ Pass 80 Pass
So Pass 90
Did you ever see queerer bid
ding than that North was a vet
Gran of the old auction days who
had never before played contract
until the evening of this deal. and
was told about the advisability Of
bidding them up as high as you
soundly could in the modern game
A cursory scanning Of the closed
and dummy holdings would indi-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05
FlnaI Leaaue standlnas
JUST ANOTHER
SEASON SAYS HUTCH

Ann Arbor Sept. 5-AP-Henry
Hank" Hutch, veteran athletic
equipment custodian at Michigan,
starts his 26th wear at the Wolver-
inc institution this fall He doesn't
regard that as anything to get
excited about" and considers II Just
another season..
Added to his duties Of caring for
athletic equipment has been the
task OF chief groundskeeper. L. n.
Thomas, regular groundskeeper
who himself came here in 1900. has
been i'll for the past two and a
half wears.
Hank" estimates he has on hand
enough football paraphernalia to
completely outfit about 800 men.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05
Braves BEGIN Football Workouts
Fine Points in Brdqe

cate the possible loss OF two tricks
in hearts. two in clubs and one or
two in diamonds in case trumps
broke badly. Making that contract
is hard TO imagine.
However. that Is Just what
South did. with a modicum OF as
sistanee from his pals in the East
and West. Break number one
came with the very first card,
when West led the club 10. East
having to play the J and the A
thus killing two intermediate hon.
ors at once. The diamond A and
X were scored and the led to the
@. only trick South was to lose.
The spade return ran to the j.
the spade K was played. the club
to the X. dropping the Q. the
spade A used for a heart discard.
the heart Q finessed. the now good
clubs and raked in, also the
heart A and the diamond 6. COM
pleting the slam.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05
(By the Associated Press)

(By the Associated Press)
Steve O'Neill expects the yam
KEGS to give his Detroit Tigers the
toughest wrestle for the American
League flag despite the Illuminating
100 walloping the New Workers
took in the opener OF their seven
game series.
With a pa game lead and q to
play, Minooka Steve hasn't time TO
keep looking back over his should
er at the pursuing mob, but he
does highly respect the YanlI
threat. at least until the Bengals
are safely past the stadium.
Washington, st. Louis and New
York are right on our heels" OBJ
served the Tiger manager before
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05
TRIAL PROCEEDS

Detroit-The trial OF Wayne
County Sheriff Andrew Baird and
eight OF his associates in a $4,000
false arrest suit enters Its second
day today. Richard Vincent, 2S-
year-old complainant. charges that
the men beat and threatened him
in order to obtain a confession in
the murder of Joyce Raulston, Il,
whose body was found on a city
dump. Vincent was on trial when
Robert Turner, 81, Detroit, confess
ed the killing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05
NOT REALLY HARD LUCK

JUST MY luck" is likely to be
a declarer's thought when an I'M
skillful partner bids him up into
what looks like an impossibly high
contract. But sometimes it proves
not to be hard luck at all. a whole
series of pleasant breaks may &C.
cur during the play Of the hand.
and he may wind up getting a
score out Of all proportion to what
he would have had an ordinary
right to expect. II always pays to
stick TO the job. no matter how
black the outlook may be.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05

Philadelphia. Sept. 5-AP-One
OF the most dazzling arrays OF
backs in footballs star-studded
history will be sparkling the Phila.
delphia Eagles bid for their first
National Football League title this
year.
The Eagles announced yesterday
they had sent four players to the
Pittsburgh Steelers and had per-
manently acquired Johnny Butler,
one-time backfield star for he
University of Tennessee.
Butler and Johnny Rogalla. re-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05
Ring Decisions
By the Associated Press)

BY the Associated Press)
New York-Tami Mauriello, 200,
New York, knocked out Johnny
White. 212, Jersey City, 4. Tony
De Rosa, ISL, New York. outpoint-
ed Lee Black, 1852, New York, 6.
Hartford - Nick State, 1871,
Springfield, Mass, outpointed Bob
by Polowitzer. 1873, East Hartford,
3. Dennis Patrick Brady, 1870,
New York, knocked out Jimmy Du-
val, 1928, New York, 3.
Newark-Joe Curcio. 1904, New
ark. outpointed Jiggs Donahue.
1887. Philadelphia. 10. Joey Fern
andez. 1907, Brooklyn, outpointed
Joe Critic, 1917, Newark, s.
Allentown, Pa.-Frankie Carlo,
1872, Philadelphia. knocked out
Freddie Torres. 1856, Puerto RI
co. 3. Earl Trader. 1870, Chester,
Pa, outpointed Lee Scheirer, 1928,
Hokendauqua, Pa, s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05

Games behind leader.
tuesdays Results
Detroit 10, New York O.
only games scheduled.
Today's Games
Detroit at New York C2).
Chicago at Philadelphia (2).
ST. Louis at Washington (2).
Cleveland at Boston (2).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05
RECOMMENDS DISMISSAL

Detroit-The National Labor Re-
lations Board today recommended
dismissal OF a complaint against
Thompson Products, Inc. The firm
was charged by the International
Union. United Automobile, Aircraft
and Agricultural Implement Work
ers Of America (UAW-CIO) with
engaging in unfair labor practices.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05
Several 1914
Varsity Back

The Ypsilanti High School Braves
began fall football workouts Tues
day, in preparation OF a game
scheduled with Saline, September
2l. The boys have more time to
practice this fall before their first
game than they did with the early
schedule of 1914. They will play in
the Suburban Six B League. formed
last spring and including BEDFORD
Union, Plymouth. Belleville. Tren-
ton. Wayne, and Ypsilanti.
With 10 men back from the 1914
varsity football squad, and 10 from
the reserve team, Coaches Edwin
Shadford and Larry Hutchinson
are hopeful OF a good season.
Many new men, transferred from
/ other schools. are expected out this
fall, but a list of them has not
been completed.
or the varsity players back,
James Bell, John Bass. Danny
Campbell, Chester Dasher. Bill
Fidler. Richard Friend, Ken Fry.
Earl Hill. William Houck and
James Wolter, were regulars.
Leo Clark, a substitute half back,
L. ]. Dawson. a substitute quarter
back, William Wynn, a substitute
lineman, are also back.
Members OF the reserve squad
who have reported for practice are:
George Bogardus, Robert Chapelle,
Chris Cummings, Charles Dieterle,
James Holdridge. Richard Peters.
William Robertson. Nick Stamos.
Robert Str.bble, and Richard Wag-
ner.
Thirty-three boys reported on the
Island Park field, Tuesday, for lin
bering up exercises and a little
touch" football.
For the first time out, the boys
looked very good, and assistan,
football coach Larry Hutchinson ex-
pressed his satisfaction. He ex-
pect many more to report in the
next few days.
James Bell, regular quarter back
last year. looked very good, as did
Ken Fry. Earl Hill, the other half
back Of last year, was not on the
field Tuesday. James Wolter, who
plays either guard or tackle. is to
be captain of the team this year
The schedule for the games this
fall includes six games:
f945 Schedule
Sept. 21-Saline, here.
Cant Oe-Wavua fhera
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05

y
Specially ......100 900 o. .
Moose Lodge 900 OO3 Ks 3
Batteries. Thompson and Jacobs,
Perry and Berklich.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05
Sports Roundup

lngewood CatAP 34day racing meet attracting of the
nations outstanding horsnesh today Hollywood Park with
the running $4,000 handicap
ArborAP-H Fritz Criser Mchgans
said today he planned but dress practice
before
LansingAFCoach Charley Bachman
ge football yesterday
81 candidates invited for initial drills running through light workouts
in their
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05
BIRDIE MOI BIRDIE

Grand Junction, Colo, Sept s.
AP-Golfer NJ. ]. Dykstra, OF Colo
RADIO Springs, got birdie on the
Lincoln Park course here Tuesday
and 1t Melted him the loss OF the
hole. Dykstra's No. Z tee shot,
just OF the turf. hit a bird-a kill.
deer. by name-and killed IL instant
ly. And, as the rule book told the
Colorado Springs golf bug. that's
one time when a birdie isn't a
birdie" after all.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-05
City League
Ends Season

Closing the regular schedule in
Npsilanti City Baseball League,
Moose Lodge topped Central Spe-
cialty 81 in a we'll played ball game
at Recreation Park. Tuesday night.
Perry was on the mound for the
winners. opposed by Thompson for
Central Speciality. Both hurlers al
lowed only four hits but Moose
punched theirs with two Central
errors for three runs and the vic
tory.
The game wound up a very sue
cessful season with the league
championship a wide open race
all the way, McClures finally cinch.
ing the pennant with only one game
left in league play.
Tentative arrangements are be-
ing made for one more game with
the champ Mcclure team pitted
against a team OF All-Stars picked
from the other four league mem
bers.
Summary: