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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-11

c., brother. of the bridegroom,
served as best man. Ushers were:
Martin Pearsall, a cousin of the
bride H ace Pearsall, Jr.,
brother of the bride; Major Will
liam Herman Henderson, all of
Wilmington; and Capt. MacRae
Bridger of Bladenboro.
sThe wedding was followed by a
Reception at the home of the
brides aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph M. Sheppard, 20 North
18th street.
The bride is a graduate of Salem
Academy, Winston Salem and
Gunston Hall, Washington, D. c.
Lieut.. Wilson entered the army
with the Seventh Regiment of New
York in 1871 and was recently re-
turned from 31-months service in
Africa and Italy.
Out-of-town guests for the we'd
ding included: Commander Chal-
mers Rankin Carr, USN, Annapo-
lis, Md; Mrs. Marin Ellison,
Mooresville; Mrs. Leslie M. Stew
art and daughter and son, Mary
and William, Tuckahoe, N. Y;
Lieut.. Commander Robert French
Wilson, Washington, D. c.; DR..
Rowena Sudbury Hall, Austin, Tex
as; Mr.. and Mrs. William Cannon
and children, Harriet and Louise,
Concord; and Mrs. Peter A. Rubel
of Greenwich, Conn.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-11
Miss Mary M. Elfe
Named President
Of Class At College

The following from 1.-THE Valley
Echo,' college paper of St.
Joseph's c oil eg e, Emmitsburg,
Md, will be of interest to friends
here:
"Miss M airy Montague Ellie,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. F.
Ellie Of Wilmington, has sbeen
elected president of the Senior
class of the college; has been ap-
pointed a member of the excu-
tive board of the Student Govern
ment body, also member of the
National Fraternity of Catholic
college students, and is chairman
of the Entertainment committee of
the college"
Miss Ellie, who is a graduate of
St. Mary's Catholic High School Of
this city will receive her B. S.
degree in Social Science in June.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-11
Stamp Defiance
D. A. R. Chapter
Holds Meeting

Miss Lena Berry and Mrs. B.O.
Stone were hostesses to the Stamp
Defiance chapter, Daughters OF the
American Revolution, on Friday
evening at the home of Miss Berry
on South Fifth street. Mrs. Z.
Wayne Spencer, regent, presided
over the meeting.
The members voted and elected
to membership four into the junior
group: The junior group leader,
Mrs. Robert o. Way, announced
preparations under way for the
celebration of their sixth anniver-
sary this month. Mrs. r. c. NC.
Carl for the CAR reported renewed
activity and silver tea in pro-
gress highlighted with one act
play in the near future. The ma
tional defense chairman, Mrs. H.
S. McGirt, through Mrs. N. L. Foy
issued an appeal to members to
assist in the sale of Victory Bonds.
A booth will be set up November
IA in the post office. Many volun-
teers were noted and each signi-
fled the days and number of hours
to serve.
Mrs. Spencer read in invitation
from the American Legion
auxiliary to contribute to their pro-
gram Gifts for the Yanks who
Cave; this met with enthusiastic
approval and all who agreed to
donate boxes were asked to send
them to Mrs. W. Bissinger, SIS
Princess street on December 4 as
they will be inspected and packed
on December at the Legion
Home. The radio chairman, Mrs
A. T. St. Armand, reported that on
December 4 at g.: is pm. there will
be radio program on occupational
therapy at Ellis Island. This pro-
gram is sponsored by the OAR.
Mrs. Andrew Howell, program
chairman, presented the guest
speaker of the meeting, Mrs. &c.
Layton, clerk of juvenile court and
probation officer. Mrs. Layton
spoke Interestingly on her work
among the juvenile belinquents.
At the close of the meeting a
salad course with coffee was
served by the hostess.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-11
Wrightsboro P.-T.A.
To Hold Open House

A meeting of the ,Wrightsboro
P.-T.A. will be held Wednesday
afternoon at 2::20 o'clock in the
school auditorium. The theme of
the program will be conferred on
American Education Week, which
is being observed in the school on
this particular day.
Open house will be held at the
school throughout the day, with an
assembly program being present
ed by the Second and Seventh
grades at 9 am. Parents are in
vited to visit their children's class
rooms during the remainder of the
day. Lunch will be served the Wis
iting parents in the school cafe
terra. The activities of the day will
eliminate with the P.-T.A. meet
ing in the afternoon.
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June Smith Stewart Becomes Bride
UtLt. James Walton In Post Chanel

Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Stewart of
columbus, Ohio, announce the
marriage of their daughter, June
Smith Stewart, to Lieut.. James
Burton, Walton, son of Mr.. and
MRS. N. F. Walton, 122 Keaton
avenue, Brookwood. The wedding
LOOK place on Thursday, October
TO- at the post chapel, Oliver Cen
eral hospital in Augusta, Ca. at
. o'clock in the evening in the
presence of friends of the bride
and bridegroom.
"A prelude of organ music was
played by Bernard Carpenter. The
double ring ceremony was per.
formed by Hamilton West, rector
OF st. Paul's Episcopal church.
augusta, in a setting of soft candle
light and greenery.
Inc bride was attended by Miss
Elizabeth Ann Hutchinson, of Phila-
delphla, as bridesmaid. The bride.
groom had as his best man Capt.
Henry Redka of New York city.
Inc bride wore a gown, fashion
ed OF tulle with a white satin
bodice and peplum. Her veil was
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Special Services.
Will Be Held AT
Oak Grove Chapel

The Oak Grove Presbyterian
chapel on the Carolina Beach road
will open week of special serv.
ices to be conducted by the pastor,
the Rev. John D. Macleod, al
3 o'clock this afternoon.
Each weekday meeting will be
held at 7 pm. at the church and
the services will be concluded or
Friday evening. These services
will precede a day set aside as
Membership Day at the chapel al
which time all those who wish to
become member of the chapel will
have this opportunity. The public
is cordially invited to worship al
this church this week, special
invitation is extended to all resi-.
dents of the South Wilmington dis.
trict.
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Miss Florence Carr PearSall Becomes Bride
OfLieut David Winchell Wilson On Saturday

hoe, N. Y, sister of the bride
groom, they wore Amer c n
Beauty off the-shoulder gowns
with long sleeves and matching
caps and carried arm bouquets of
mixed white flowers.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore an heirloom gown
of ivory satin and rosepoint lace
with sweeping train. Her veil of
Princess lace fell gracefully from
a cap of the same lace and ex-
tended over the long train. She
carried an old fashion bouquet of
brides roses, white orchids and
bovardia.
Lieut.. CO m m n d er Robert
French Wilson, of Washington, D.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-11
Miss Corbett,
Bride Elect
Entertained

Miss Mary Corbett, whose mar
rage to Major Hunter Phelan will
be an event of December /, was
honored on Friday when Miss
Marguerite Walker entertained at
a small luncheon at her home, 1916
Chestnut street. y
Guests were invited for / O'Clock
and included close friends of the
bride-elect. The luncheon table
was attractively appointed with q
centerpiece of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS.
BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl V. Babson
announce the birth of son, Mi.
chael Keels, on October 26.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-11-11

Miss Florence Carr PearsaIl,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Hall Pearsall of Wilmington, and
Lieut.. David Winchell Wilson, son
Of Major and Mrs. Edward An
drew Wilson of New Rochelle, N.
Y, were married yesterday after
noon at $50 o'clock at Pearsall
Memorial Presbyterian church by
the Rev. Frank Hall, D. D., of
st. Louis, Mo-, formerly of Viii
mlngton.
The brides attendants were
Mrs, Peter A. Rubel of Greenwich,
Conn, a cousin; DR.. Dowena Sid
bury Hall Of Austin, Texas, for
merry Of Wilmington;. and Mrs.
Leslie Morris Stewart of Tucka-
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kali, the man who defended Bas-
toigne in the savage battle of the
Bulge, who, when served with a
surrender ultimatum by the Ger
mans sent back that historic one
word refusal, Nuts"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
NJ Edges0ut
Northwestern

CHAMPAIGN. H., Feb II
QNS)-Ohio States hopes for a
second consecutive Western Con-
ference basketball championship
were dealt a staggering blow last
night when a fighting Illinois
quintet handed the Buckeyes
Sc 10 Al defeat
The victory kept the Him in
the running for the title with six
wins and one defeat while the
Buckeyes were toppled from the
lead and have seven wins and two
losses.
Walter KerSulis, Illinois center,
and Arnold Risen. Buckeye pivot
man, shared the scoring honors
with IA points each. The lanky
Kersuls fouled out with six min
utes of the game remaining.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Claude Harmon
81 al GuIfport

GULFPORT. Miss, Feb. II
UPD-Sammy Snead, golfdon's S
mightiest Slugger. was the man
to catch today in the $1,000 Gulf
port open lie had first round
seven under par 65 that tied 49,
year course record
He has recovered from a chronic
back ailment that hampered him
in other recent meets, yesterday
was two strokes ahead Of Claude
Harmon of Crosse Polnte, Mich.
and Ky Laffoon, who had 67's
Byron Nelson of Toledo, o., had
a 90 and was grouped with Chick
Rutan of Birmingham, Mich, Jim
Gauntt Of Ardmore, Okla, and the
low amateur, Ed Furgol of De-
troit.
Jimmy Demaret has 70 and Sam
Byrd II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19

Out Of the coaching business
after y basketball seasons at De-
troit Tech, Julius Goldman is now
busy on his war job.
a graduate engineer and mathe-
mates instructor at Tech. Gold
man is engineering mathematician
for the firm of Smith, Hinchman
& Grylls, engaged in war work.
"Goldie." however, hasn't en-
tirely divorced hi i'm elf from
sports. He still finds time to
officiate in high school basketball
games.
Goldman took over coaching
Tech cage teams in 1892. after
an undergraduate athletic career.
during which he was termed the
greatest all-around athlete in De-
troit Tech history"
His teams were consistent win
nerS, rolling up more than 100
victories in the dozen campaigns.
He hasn't decided whether he will
return 10 coaching after the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
MOScOni
On Top

Willie Mosconi, present worlds
pocket billiard champion, and
Ralph Greenleaf divided honors
yesterday at the Recreation Build
ing, where the two are playing
for the title.
Mosconi won the evening match,
jos TO 81, after dropping the
afternoon event 10 Greenleaf. lbs
10 as.
The two cue wizards will bring
this portion of their cross eouh-
try tournament to a close today
with games az 3 and $50 p. m.
In last nights 'ilt. Mosconi ran
out with an unfinished run of Sc
in the 22nd inning. Greenleaf' S
high run was 81
Greenleaf reached his old-time
form in the afternoon game when
he ran out with 81 in the thir-
teenth inning. Mosconi's best
was lS
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Southworth sSon
Lost in Crash

NEW YORK. Feb. II CUP)-
Mai. William B. Billy South
worth Jr., 2S. son of the manager
Of the st. Louis cardinals and
one of the first pro baseball play
ers TO enlist in the air forces,
was the pilot of the B-29 which
crashed in a bay near LaGuardia
Field and is among the five crew
members listed as missing, the
army revealed.
The other five crew members
were rescued by a police launch
shortly after the crash.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Wings Get
More Aid
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Release Of Patrick McReavy, 27-
year-old right wing and center,
by the Canadian Army has given
the Red Wings another player who
can be used in games at Toronto
and Montreal.
Like Billy Reay. the Red Wing
center az Montreal McReavy must
stay on the Canadian side OF the
border as a result Of an Ottawa
ruling which forbids released Serv-
icemen from entering the L. s.
20 play hockey
McReavy played for Detroit in
the 1941-i2 season and then en-
tered the army. lie had been
obtained from Boston early in the
season in a trade, for Wilbert
Dutch Hitler, now a member Of
the Montreal Canadiens.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19

Eastern missed out in the play
offs though The Indians beat
Miller. 34-22 In one Of the days
surprises, Central ag a m was
bumped in a nonleague game los
ing TO Cass Tech. 34-Z8.
For both Southeastern and
Northeastern. IL was the second
tie game this season. the second
in two weeks for the Falcons.
The Falcons led the Jungaleers
most Of the way but the latter
tied the score m the closing min
ute on a field goal by Dick
CaruSo.
Caruso led the scorers with Il
points. as John Gianetu paced the
Falcons with 10
Northern was IN command over
PerShing all the way, building up
prohibitive 20-6 margin in the
first half Highland Park gave
HamtramCk a tuSsle in the first
half which ended l4-l2 in the
Cosmos favor, but faded after
the intermiSSion
Roger Adams with - points
and Emil Jones with II featured
for the Cosmos. while the play
Of Gale Swazc and Oscar Boya-
ian sparkled for the Parkers in
the first half.
Eastern took an 1910 lead over
Miller in the first half and won
going away Mario AgoStaS y
markers were high for the win
nerS. Cliff Baldwin'S 10 best for
the losers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Garcia Puts Up Battle
Inn Losing TO Shapiro
BY LEO MACDoNELL

won the sixth and seventh. a pair
OF action stanzas. But Shapiro
finished strong. taking the ninth
by a comparatively thin margin
and then stabbing the plodding
Garcia with a steady tattoo
throughout the tenth.
PADALINO WINS
Charley Padalino, local middle
weight, won a siX-round decision
over Martin Doyle and Willie
Watkins conquered Salvatore
Musta in a bout of the same
length. Watkins scored two
knockdowns.
Jimmy Neely. a Negro bantam
weight just out of the army,
showed a lot of class in winning
a siX-round duke over Mickey
Quack of Pittsburgh. Arthur
Price knocked out Eddie Simmons
and Walter Starkey beat TSny
Azzaro. The latter was a four
rounder.
Patsy Zoccatini got the duke
over Chief Red Cloud in another
four-round affair.
Before the Shapiro-Garcia fight,
il was announced from the ring
that the winner would meet En-
met Grier at Olympia next FRI
day night, but Shapiros injury
may force a postponement. This
will be decided at the offices Of
John j. Hettche, the state boxing
commissioner, today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Ball Players 10 End
Pin Match Here

With a lead Of three pins major
league ball players residing in
Cleveland, Ray Mack, Joe Vosmik,
Paul ODea, Ben Vison and jim
WaSdell, will complete their home
and home bowling match against
Detroit at the Olympic tonight
and East Warren Sunday night at
$3.50.
The Detroit team is composed
Of Paul Trout and Harold New
houser Of the Tigers. Steve Gro
mex, Jimmy Mcdonnell and Roy
Cullenbine OF the Indians. Augie
Bergamo of the ST. Louis Cards
and Alex Woiie Of the Detroit
Lions. Proceeds viii go 10 the in
fantlle paralysis fund
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19

Make Shapiro won an unani-
nous decision over Ruby Garcia
in a 1O-round bout that topped
fight card at Olympia last
night
1t was Shapiro'S first appear
ance here and the veteran New
York lightweight revealed him
self a master boxer with a sting
ing if not killing punch. But while
Shapiro won handily, he found in
the rugged Puerto Rican a tough
opponent who could take Makes
best with no great damage
While at times the battling
became spirited and the rivals
both spilled blood, there were no
knockdowns Shapiro was cut
over the forehead by an alleged
butt and Garcia bled from the
nOCp
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19

ronto whipped Windsor Spitfires,
I'll. in Windsor last night, getting
six goals in the last period OF
benefit game Katherine
Arnett. state novice champ. won
star junior foils championship al
Sale de Tuscan last night
Patricia Bradley was second, June
McMullen third.
Michigan thinclads meet West
ern Michigan and Great Lakes al
Ann Arbor tonight, while Wolver-
inc wrestlers 60 10 Evanston TO
defend Big Ten title against
Northwestern -. Win would give
them Tooth conference crown
n Y. a. {. indoor track meet is
set at Madison Square Garden
tonight with more than 300
athletes competing,
Mike Sanford. Ernie Calverley
and Dick Hole form the trio Y.
of d. must watch in its game
against Rhode Island State cagers
tonight in Buffalo They've
scored 812 Of Rams l.l65 points
~ winning IL out Of IA games this
IeaSon Ellsworth Vines, pro
at Denver Golf Club. will report
today for pre-induction physical
exam.
Lou Nova will meet Joe BAkSi
in l0-round heavyweight bout at
X Y. Garden. March 26 q.
Juan Zurita, MIA lightweight
champ. VIII defend title IN Is
round bout against Ike Williams
In Philadelphia April 9 =. Danny
BartfieId, New York, l3S. deci-
stoned Humberto Zavala, Mexico,
l3iA., in Garden last night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Shrdeder Scores 81,
BerkIeY Wins Title

Chuck Shraeder scored 81
points, a seasons record in Sub
urban play, as Berkley High
smothered Van Dyke. 69-3S, 10
clinch the Suburban League cage
title last night. 1t was Berkley's
seventh straight in league compe-
tition and its twelfth victory in l3
starts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Bill Brandt Resiqns

CONSHOHOCKEN. Pa, F Q b.
II (UP)-Dr William +. ,BilD
Brandt, director Of the National
League Service Bureau, has re-
signed effective April !, 10 write
a history Of baseball his family
said TODAY
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Fight Results
ny United Press

BY United Press
NEW YORK Madison Square Garden -
Danny BArtheld. 1873 Brooklyn, outpointed
Humberto xsvAla. i34h. Mexico City. tio).
BOsrON-Reddy Evans. 1874 Hsckensack.
N J.. knocked out Pordenl Smith. lS9.
sydney Mines N. S., tl0l.
WORCESTER, Nasal BUNNY Davis,
i51. Brooklyn. knocked out Roger Marquette.
i59. Montreal, I'll.
HoLLYWOOD-Nick Moran l42. Mexico
City. deciSioned Artie Dorreli. i44 Tyler.
Tex, tlo. Battling Rosendo. i26. Juarez.
Mex. deciSioned Fidel AGuilar. $50. Los An
geleE. a.. Lloyd BAtiste, las. New Orleans.
La. decisioned Eddie FanESter. lac, Los An
relies. 90.
SAN DIEGO csl.-chArlie Early, l52. Los
Angeles. decisioned Bobby Berger. l52, New
York City flOl
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
NJ WINS IN OVERTIME

CHICAGO. Feb. II INS1-A
free throw by Johnny Mullaney
in the last 80 seconds of an over
time gave Michigan its fifth Vest
ern Conference victory last night
as the Wolverines turned back
Northwestern, 46-45, at Chicago
Stadium.
Max Morris was high scorer
with II points TO pick up ) points
on Junior Kirk of Illinois, his
nearest competitor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
TOYS WITH HIM

For five rounds. Shapiro ap-
peared 10 be toying with Garcia
and piled up a substantial margin
in points. But Garcia rallied and
from then on the boys stood toe
10 toe in furious exchanges that
pleased the crowd.
With two tame rounds gone by,
Referee Elmer tSlim) McClel-
land, in the third heat, warned
the boys TO get goin -. In the
fifth Make brought the claret
from Ruby'S nose.
With a fstirring rally. Garcia
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Ruffin Quits Ring

NEW YORK. Feb. II IUPl-
Bobby Runin. lightweight con-
tender of Astoria, ~ Y. an
nounced today that he has retired
from the ring at the dewy age
Of "A. He gave no reason. saying
he would explain in a signed state
ment Monday
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19

J a IN es Smith,
26, Of Owosso,
died OF wounds
J a n. 2 l in
Fran &c. his
wife, Patricia.
has been noti-
fed He was
ST ar AT Ovid
Hig h and at
tracted a I ten
tion of Jack
Zeller.
St.-M | C hael
College of To-
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
PicE Metro
AH-Cify -

The Detroit Times All
Metropolitan League prep
basketball team for 1945 will
be announced Sunday.
Picked by Jake Berson,
Times high school editor, the
team names the five out
standing public school cagers,
as well as second and third
teams.
The All-MetrO teams will
appear In all editions of Sun
days Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
Swim Youth
Shares Glory
BY GEORGE r.. VAN

Jimmy McClane. the l4-year-old
Akron swimmer, deserves his high
billing, but he had 10 share the
spotlight in the Boys Club meet
last night.
Coach Dave Gainey of Saginaw
Arthur Hill High School brought
down three or four members of his
squad who were as good as any
prep boys ever 10 swim here.
The Arthur Hill lads didn't win
a championship, but they splashed
in ahead OF all of our local high
school boys who were entered in
the events. Dick Weinberg, 16,
turned in a :53.8 hundred in plac-
ing second 10 Mert Church OF
Michigan, who won in :53.l. How
ard Patterson was clocked IN
1929 in his backstroke leg Of the
3OO-ysrd medley in which he
teamed with Weinberg and Dick
Quigleys 10 place second TO the
Michigan team Of Bill Munson.
Charley Fries and Church. Both
efforts were better than existing
Detroit high school records.
STEADY SWIMMER
About McLane. He's a shy, nice
kid, weighs l34 pounds and has an
explosive kick. In fact, it's his kick
that shoveS him along. although
he has nice pull through In his
arm stroke. He has never broken
minute for A hundred. so he
says. in a race, but he did 1:01
on the way 10 a 5:029 quarter
mile last night
He was - yards ahead OF Gene
Marte of the Boys Club, who was
Clocked in .5.l3. a very creditable
showing for coach Don Wille's
protege. who seems 10 have enough
stuff 10 become as great as he
wants.
No Michigan records were
broken hut new standards for the
Boys Club pool were set IN each
event.
one Of the best races Of the
night, the l00-yard backStroke,
was won by Doris Hyucr Smke-
wlcZ. "A. a mother OF two boys
Jimmie, 3, and Dick ,, Her
mother acted as her sitter for
the night while Mrs Sinkewicz
went 10 the meet 10 WIN the state
championship from her team
mates, Marjorie Evans and Ann
Neky, in .Z0S.
Gurdon THE Pooh) Pulford
Detroit boy, who IS doing a good
all round job on Matt Manns
Michigan team. spiashed 20 VIC
tory IN the l50-yard medley IN
LAB. beating out Mass Mann III
and Neville Adams Of University
High az Ann Arbor.
NAAU CHAMPIONSHIPS
MN
lOo-YARD FREE sTYLE-won ~ Church
IN4eAiF@a second WStnburg fArthlr HlI
Flgh Sch0ol tsird GIlE.sy tArthuf HIl
fourth CQltfa Camp ChiEOpi nth, Nad-
dell arthur Hlll. Time So
lsoYARD INDIVIDUAL AEDtEY--Wlr by
PuIflre iNlchlFsn second hsnu EChlseri
miro Adam Chlk1pi fourth AEErTcH
i.sn sts,s' rint' ! $50
3OO-YARD MEDLEY RELAY--Won BY Mich
tsan N1usDu Frtea Church second sag
lasU Arthur flli thirc DrNntoWu IMCA
fourth University Hlrh "a Ann AToor N!tA.
Boys Club Time. 0s.4
MOMfS
i00.YARD BACK STROKE-Won by Sinki-
vllf iEronk second Evans KfCnk third
Nersy Ergut fourth AcKillop KTonk
Glth Csfk Battle Greek Time, : 1U.s
OPTS EVENTS
fNviTATiOSAL S4O.YARD FREE STYLE
Won ~ AcLAns Akron second. Marty
Boys CLUB tAir6 Fisher Boys Club
fourth johnson 80, Clair Time 3 o7s,
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
Final Skate Meet

Local speed skaters will con-
clude their outdoor season Sunday
at Rouge Park starting at 2 p. m.
with "A series of races for all
CLASSES.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
.I5rsplpEo

= Frank (Pinky) Higgins Of the
Tigers has been called for pre-.
induction physical exam and says
he expects to pass He's 36
-. One-time Tiger prospect, Pfc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
New Tie UpSelS Plans
I'm Catholic League
By TOM HARPER

side OF the division OF he
Catholic League basketball has developed into big II today
and has Ray Pfau, league secretary upset
With Theresa and Holy Redeemer deadocked for first place
night
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-19
, of 4 Prep PIayOffS
Set for Friday
Times Photo
By LAKE BERSoN

rousng finish the regular schedule Of the Metropolitan
yesterday featured by close bitterly fought games
the following Developments
Southeastern Northeastern played 1888 % putting
d southeast section