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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-20
Russians Crush
Nazi Defense
MorshoI konev
Pushes Aheod
BY WILLIAM l.. RYAN
Associated Press War Editor

The German High Command
said today that Marshal Ivan S.
Konev's First Ukraine Army had
smashed deeply into Nazi lines
on 65-mile front extending so
to so miles from Berlin and
Dresden. and the push for those
two cities appeared TO be under
way again.
Canadian troops in the west
repealed five vicious Nazi coun-
terattacks in the Moyland sec
tor two miles northwest of CAL
car. Seven miles southwest of
that objective, Scottish troops
virtually have cleared Goch. des-
perately defended road center
and northern Siegfried bastion.
after "a hours Of fierce fighting.
Apparently Marshal Konev has
beaten back tank and plane sup
ported Nazi counterattacks A
German broadcast said fighting
of the bitterest sort ragged east of
Dresden between the Bober and
Neisse rivers.
The Germans said Marshal
Gregory K. Zhukov poure d
masses of men into the front east
of Berlin and that the storm
will break soon" A Moscow
dispatch said Red Army move
ments now might be aimed at
some of the most important con-
solicitations of the war.
Allied planes rumbled over
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Banks. Offices
Close Thursday

In observance Of George Wash
ington's birthday on Thursday,
the Macomb county building Of
fices and the banks will be
closed.
Post office authorities stated
that no city or rural deliveries
will be made. but that special
deliveries and regular holiday
collections will be made. The
lobby OF the post office will be
open for box holders conven-
fence between Z a. m. and p.
m, and the sub-station at the
Modern Electric will be open
from noon TO 8 p. m.
Supt. L. Wade Fast reported
that schools will be open as
usual. with special programs in
many of the classes. The Mon
itor-Lesder will be published as
scheduled.
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RAIDERS HALT ILLEGAL SPORT
Cock-Fiqhf Costs q Cool ST. 283

equipped with a well-built cock
pit for the fighting events and
bleachers of a permanent type
were installed.
Sgt. Stanley Carlson, of Cen
ter Line Post, of the State
Police, said detectives had
attended a cockfight there the
previous week, prior to organiz-
ing the raid which was staged
by nine troopers from Center
Line. Romeo and Ypsilanti.
On Monday five persons con-
See RAlD-Page 2
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flee. In both cases nominating
petitions were known to be in
circulation as recently as today
and while neither the mayor nor
Longstaff has indicated a change
of heart the fact remained that
each might offer strong compe-
tition for any newcomer If they
finally decide to run.
The name of Guy Verkler,
former grocer, was injected in
to the speculations of politicos as
that of a possible commission
candidate alongside those OF
Henry l.. Bruneel, incumbent,
Angelo Fisher and Ernest Cope
land.
AS the matter stands today -
Albert A. Wagner and Wilbur F
Held remain the two most talk
ed of possibilities for the mayor
atty race.
The deadline for filing OF
nominating petitions is set for
Friday at 4:30 p. m.
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George Becker
Dies in Crash
Bartender Dies
After Cor Upset

A 53year-old Mount Clemens
bartender was fatally injured
and six other persons were hurt
in a series of three auto accidents
near this city Sunday and Mon
day.
Single cars were involved in
each accident. In one, carload
Of persons was upset in a ditch:
another auto struck an elderly
woman crossing the street and
the third car was driven by a
man alleged by police to have
been obviously drunk.
The man killed was George
Becker, an employee Of the Green
Tree. who lived at 40 South Ora
tiot.
Becker was among four per-
sons injured at 12;45 a M, Mon
day on William Rosso Highway
east of the Sugar Bush road.
Harrison Township. when car
driven by Ethel Mahaffey, 80, of
Jefferson Court. was thrown out
Of control by the bright lights Of
an approaching car. The Mahaf-
fy auto, crowded to the road
side, struck ice and overturned,
injuring the driver and two 9TH
er passengers: Arthur Condor,
So, bartender. of 40 South Ora
tiot. Mount Clemens, and Sophie
Jankowski. 81, Of j e er o n
Court.
The sheriff's report states that
See ACCIDENTS-Page 2
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$4,000 Fire
Razes Old Club
on River Road
Rambling Building
Consumed by FIomes
EorIy Today

Fire of undetermined origin
today swept through the 40
year-old Denmarsh Hotel re-
ducing it to a giant pile OF
smoking embers in less than
two hours, and causing a loss
estimated by those connected
with the property at between
$4,000 and $50, 900.
The rambling tw o-story
frame building was a mass OF
flames when the Mount Glenn
ems Fire Department reached
the scene around $50 a. m.
Ten-foot towers of flame. fed
BY wooden floors, walls and
furnishings of the building,
soon leaped through the roof.
Firemen were powerless to halt
the inferno.
TOTAL LOSS
The entire stock Of food and
beverages, which had recently
been replenished to maximum
proportions. was destroyed. All
personal effects of six persons,
Including William Murray, who
leased the building, were des'
troyed. Murray's personal loss
was estimated at more than ST.
600.
Mrs. Agnes Burch, age 81,
cook in the establishment, es-
caped from her second floor
bedroom with merely wrap
around her nightclothes after
the flames cracked through the
walls and smoke clouded the
stairways. She said she believ-
ed the fire originated near a
small range in the kitchen.
LOSE EVERYTHING
Eddie Mcdonald, 81, retired
sportsman who lived at the no.
tel also fled without any pos
sessions. He is nephew OF the
late AL Denmarsh, builder and
original owner of the hotel.
Marion Holka, Denmarsh
manager. of Detroit, who was
absent at the time of the fire,
lost his personal property, as
also did Billy Bulley, a bar
tender, who was in Mount
Clemens when the fire started.
A waitress. whose name could
not be ascertained, also lost the
contents of her room.
Besides the new bar and bar
room, the fire destroyed a large
room used for dancing; several
family dining rooms and IL full
ly-furnished bedrooms on the
second floor.
Destruction of the Denmarsh
Hotel removes from the local
scene a landmark known to two
generations of Mount Clemens
residents and visitors from all
parts of the country. 1t was
built in 1904 by Al Denmarsh IN
cooperation with his father, the
late Paddy" Denmarsh, who
came here from Pittsburgh.
During the ownership and op-
Grafton by the Denmarsh family
the hotel enjoyed a highly re-
spectacle popularity. After the
death of Al Denmarsh, more
than Is years ago, Mrs. Carrie
Denmarsh, the widow, leased
the establishment to Various
owners, the first being George
Wintz, an Eastern theatrical
figure who made the hotel the
summer vacation home Of many
stars Of the legitimate stage.
During the hey-dey of Prohi-
hilton. under lease to variou.
interests, the hotel became one
of the bright spots" of the De.
troit area. It was also the scene
Of numerous public affairs, and
the headquarters for celebra-
tions from regattas to OLD
Crowd assemblies.
For the past five years II hat
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to settle, first of five brothers
TO follow.
All settled in and around
Utica and Detroit. and at last
word their relatives were living
in Danzig, a part of Germany
prior to World War I. then a
Polish possession, later free
city. They know their prisoner
brother was serving with the
armed forces. and nothing else.
The other four brothers came
here later and knew their
youngest brother as q baby.
See POW-Page 3
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Pfc. Dabrowski
is Returned in
Casualty Group

Among the 988 battle casual
ties of the American western
front in Europe returned to the
United States this week was
Pfc. Vincent Dabrowski, hus-
band of Leona, of Box 702,
Route 4, Mount Clemens. &C
cording TO reports of Associated
Press writer Helen Camp, who
interviewed many of the heroes
on their arrival at New York.
Pfc. Dabrowski's wounds we're
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BROTHER Is u. s. PRISONER
Visits pow Camp

A Macomp county resident
for more than 36 years left to-
day for Fort Sheridan, Ill. Pris-
oner of War Camp to visit
brother whom he has never
seen.
First word of his German
relatives in six years came in
a POW postcard from a 81 year
old brother at Fort Sheridan,
to Robert STANCE, who lives on
French road at Romeo Plank
road. The prisoner of war, a
German soldier. was born after
Robert, 81, came to this country
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-02-20
Leathernetks
Plunge Ahead
on Two Island
Americans Foee
Bitterest Fighting
Of Poetic War
Ely ELMONT WAITE

UNITED STATES PACIFIC
HEADQUARTERS, Guam, Feb.
70 - (P - (Via Navy Radio)-
American Marines fighting the
toughest battle of their history
seized the southern airfield on
Two Jima today from fanatic.
ally defending japanese after
breaking up a night counter
attack by 900 charging enemy
troops, Adm. Chester w. MIN.
itz announced.
Strongly supported by Naval
and Aerial units which drove off
the first reported attempts by
japanese planes to attack the
invaders, the Marines pushed a
path clear across the island, with
the width ranging from 1000
yards to two and one half miles.
EXPAND HOLD
Territory in American hands
reaches from the northern
slopes of Suribachi volcano on
the southern tip of the island,
row cut off from northern de-
tenders, to the northern edge of
newly-won Motoyama airfield
No. /.
The Marines smashed through
defenses as "fanatically defend
ed as any yet encountered in the
war in the Pacific" Nimitz re.
ported in the second grimly.
worded communique of the day.
The desperate counterattack
by about 900 enemy troops
charging full straight down the
runway. of the airfield in the
early morning hours was beaten
back by the 9th Marine Division
and remnants driven off. The
Marines were aided by Naval
gunfire and illumination pro-
vided by the huge searchlights
of the warships close off shore.
BANZAI CHARGE
Last night a battalion Of jap
anese attacked in full strength
down the runway to the southern
edge of the air strip, but the 9th
Marine Regiment beat it back
fiercely and drove off the Japan
csc remnants.
Sporadic artillery and mortar
fire fell on American beaches
on both sides of the island
throughout the night but u. S.
forces continued to unload more
supplies. reinforcements and
artillery.
American night fighters broke
up several japanese air attempts
to counterattack, while Pacific
Fleet units maintained a con-
tinuous bombardment of the
highly priced airdrome island
$50 miles south of Tokyo.
Territory captured blythe vet
eran Fifth Marine Corps in two
days of fighting represents about
one quarter of the nine mile
square island. .
SOBER STATEMENT
The communique was the sec
end somber-toned release issued
oy Advanced Pacific Fleet Head
quarters tonight on the toughest
battle in the American Marines
history.
In his first report today MINI
Itz said American losses in
across the southern
end of the island were relative
light but were heavier on the
northern flank of the original
beachhead where the Yanks bat
tered up unprotected slopes 70
the airdrome.
THE fight is the toughest
we've run across In 10 yoaxa"
L.. Gen. Holland NJ. Smith. en- y
nander Of Marine corps force II
he Pacific. told Associated ~ \
Correspondent Morriw Lon1D. !
,ers aboard "a forces s)nnllNg
If the island. The referoneo ~
} the Revolutionary war.
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YOU MUST DECIDE
Favor City Manager?

ON MARCH YOU MUST VOTE YES OR NO ON THIS
PROPOSITION:
Shau the Charter Mount Clemens
its proposed prorde the city form OF
0Orernmem!'
IN SERIES
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Confusion Surrounds
City Primary Race

Withdrawal Peltier from the tentative list OF
candidates today left both the general
politicians puzzled to the possible lden-
tity citys chief of government.
matter of fact it became we'll known over the week
exerting both Mayor
and Commissioner Thomas c. Longaff to
decisions to seek terms Of of
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FDR> Churchill Map Crushing Blows Against japan
DENMARSH INN DESTROYED BY FLAMES
Egypt Scene of New
Meeting of Leaders

WASHINGTON, Feb 20 = - President Roosevelt
Prime Minister Churchill have conferred strategy
the Pacific where Russia officially
her role neutral power"
The Roosevelt Churchill meeting
conclusion February IL of the historic
conference at Yaa, Crmea, the Black Sea-
But another meteng planned by Mr. Roosevelt during his
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10 see NnuTCnlll ana NdTS sinai
Stain did not come off - Cen
eral Charles DeGaulle, president
Of the provisional government of
LONDON, Feb. 20 - (P)-
Prime Minister Churchill was
greeted with a rOusing cheer
this morning when he walked
into the House of Commons
following his return from the
histOry-making Big Three
conference at Yalta.
France. reported that official
business would not permit him
to meet the President at Algiers,
French North Africa.
In his first official comment ON
De Gaulle's rejection of his invi-
tation, Mr.. Roosevelt said:
DELAY ACTION
Questions of mutual interest
and Importance to France and
the United States are pending.
See CONFERENCE.-THE 2
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-31
MAY

May Rough Riders win second
time tennis, so. from Saline. Thin
clads defeat Romulus. 55-l9. in
games played at Briggs Stadium.
May 4-Roosevelt tennis match
with Lincoln and their track meet
with L. High postponed because OF
rain.
MAY 5-Ypsilanti High Schools
cindermen were victorious Friday,
beating BEDFORD Union. $3.50 All
local games rained out except
Roosevelt's game at Dexter in
which Rough Riders lose. 15-4. Uni
versity High loses Friday to Roose-
welt, 66-3S.
May 7-Ypsilanti baseball team
wins. 20.5. Monday from Lincoln.
The undefeated Rough Rider Gin
dermen win fourth victory OF sea
son with Tecumseh at Briggs Field.
May S-Rough Riders lose to
Milan. so.
NAV Ann Arbor downs Ypsi-
lanti High School, as. Roosevelt
loses TO Belleville.' %. Normal Col
lege team downed by Michigan
state at Briggs Field. "a Ypsi-
lanti Irigh's hopes dashed when
Belleville wins, 6l-43.
MAY l1-Helen Hatch wins an
nual Baton Twirling Contest at
Ypsilanti High School. She receiv'
ed Baton Twirling Cup. Joan NH
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team defeats Fordson tankers, So
ga
Feb. S-A stubbornly lighting
Roosevelt basketball team loses TO
Milan. SS-2S.
Feb. lO-The Ia I lighting Ypsi.
lanti High School tank team Glass
b. holds its class "A" opponent,
Pontiac, TO 43-42 tie.
Feb. lO-Ypsilanti High School
gives the Plymouth team a taste OF
defeat with a score OF 1881. Lin
coin Consolidated defeats Flat
Rock, ISIS.
Feb. li-Npsilanu Braves nose
out strong Howell basketball
team at Howell, 43-4l.
Feb. l7-Lincoln Consolidated
Railsplitters defeat Romulus bas-
ketballers with score OF 1925.
Roosevelt cagers lose to University
High at Ann Arbor. 30-35. and Ypsi.
lanu High TO Dearborn. 1926.
Feb. lS-Roosevelt High Schools
Rough Riders tear through the
1944-45 season which ends tonight.
Feb. 2l-lpsilanti Braves defeat
ed by Adrian. 41-96. Lincoln Rail
splitters defeat Edison Institute
Feb. 25-Roosevelt turned what
should have been an overwhelming
basketball defeat to a near victory
by holding Dundee TO 1886 tie.
Npsilanti takes second place in
Class "B" state swimming meet in
University pool, Ann Arbor.
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Quaker 1856 aud Grouse 1888 were
the highest scoring teams.
Apr. 6-Rooseyelt High school
1874 champion OF Huron Leagues
/ Western Division will be hard push.
ed to repeat this year with but one
good Outtelder and four infielders
/ back from last years squad.
Apr. l2-Visitors take but Ave
first places in the dual track meet.
Dundee picks up enough points
from second and third places TO win
easily over Lincoln. 62Is-4lla, in
the opening meet at Lincoln.
Apr. 13-Ypsilanti High School
Braves breeze to easy victory over
Lincoln. winning ia. Coach Mar
shall rests Ypsilanti High track
team. Ypsilanti High Schools net
tiers defeated in opening tennis
match by a seasoned University
High team of Ann Arbor, 81.
I, Apr. l6-Roosevelt and Npsilanti
High only two class d schools %
place in the River Rouge invita-
tional meet at Yost Field House,
Ann Arbor.
Apr. l7-Ypsilanti High School
nine falls TO Monroe High School,
81. Roosevelt Rough Riders de-
feated by Monroe in tennis match.
Apr. Roosevelt nine defeat
ed by Plymouth. 1873.
Apr. 20-In the tennis match be-
tween Lincoln Consolidated and
University High, Ann Arbor, Lin
coin wins two and University High
School Ave sets. Both Lincoln and
Ypsilanti High Schools defeated
for the second time in baseball this
season. Lincoln losing to Romulus,
10. and Ypsilanti losing to Mon
roe, 3-2.
Apr. 20-Ypsilanti High School
METERS lose to Adrian. so.
Apr. 24-All local high school
sport contests rained out.
Apr. 25-Roosevelt Rough Rider
thinclads overwhelm Adrian with
score OF 50-53. Roosevelt Rough
Riders win baseball game from
Milan. SO. Ypsilanti High thin
clads win track meet from Monroe.
56-4s. Lincoln High trsckmen bow
to Romulus. 73la-3OIa. The Nor
NAL College baseball team wins
game from Wayne with score or
40
Apr. 99-Ypsilanti High School
METERS lose to Ann Arbor High
tennis squad. A chance for a tie
missed when Hawks brothers lose
their doubles. SO. IS. rs. Lincoln
defeated third time at baseball by
Dundee. 60. Ypsilanti High
School beats Waynes track team.
57-4S. the third BIG League victory
OF the season.
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DECEMBER

Dec. MILAN downs Lincoln,
PAIL.
Dec, 6-Normal defeats Albion.
1888.
Dec. Normal to play second
basketball game with University of
Detroit.
Dec. s-Roosevelt High defeats
Lincoln. 25-14. Ypsilanti High de-
feated by Monroe, 30-2S.
Dec. 12-Wayne Ave downs Nor.
NAL. 1871. Roosevelt cagers de-
feated bv Adrian.
Dec. 14-Normal ave defeated at
Kalamazoo. $40.
Dec. 15-Ity Basketball League
opens. Ypsilanti High School
swimming team victors over Uni
versity High. 43.41. Ypsilanti High
School cagers defeat Wayne, 26-25
Dec. 19-Texaco. Park Ridge
quintets win In City League. Pom
tiac defeats Ypsilanti High School
swimming squad.
Dec. 2l-Ypsilanti High School
tankers how to Ann Arbor
Dec. 22-Ypsilanti High School
Braves down Plymouth Rocks. 81
.35. Lincoln wins basketball game
from Alumni, 25-22
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Ter wins second place. Tennis
match, Lincoln VS.. Saline, postpon-
ed because OF weather.
May 12-Baseball weather allow
ed practice every day for. Normal
College. Goodison Dormitory Girls
win in tournament with King girls,
24-23. Dundee wins over Lincoln,
62ia-41Ia.
May 14-Clark Greenstreet wins
most OF honors in a big Variety
Day tournament, at Washtenaw
Country Club.
May l4-Huron Clinton Author
ity given recreation land.
May Estate track meets be.
gin this morning at Briggs Field
where A. b. and c schools are striv.
ing for placements in preliminaries.
May 2l-Ypsilanti defeated South
Lyon in an lnter-county League
game, 7-6.
May 22-Roosevelt defeats Chel.
sea, 1875. Ypsilanti High School
wins double header from Belleville.
SO and 70. Roosevelt star ath-
lete takes service examination.
May 23-Roosevelt defeats Chel-
sea. 10. Lincoln loses track meet
with U-High but wins the baseball
game with a score OF 3-3.
May 24-Ypsilanti defeated by
Wayne AZ lpsilanti meters de-
feated by Adrian. Lincoln defeats
Saline. winning all matches.
May 26-Ypsilant High School
loses to Trenton, 81.
May 26- Roosevelt High School
places first in three events in Class
b OF the State Track meet. Ian.
sing Lincoln scores points IN
Class c.
May 2q-Roosevelt High School
triumphs over Milan, 3D. Athletic
awards presented to Lincoln High
School boys in tennis. track. base.
ball basketball and cheer leaders.
Ypsilanti High School wins eighth
baseball game OF season, defeating
Redford Union. So Roosevelt net.
tiers lose TO Ann Arbor. 81. Roose-
welt defeated by Dexter, SIS.
May 31-Howell loses to Ypsi-
lanti High School. So Roosevelt
defeats Monroe Women out for
golfing 80 strong. Roosevelt classes
awarded letters.
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JULY

July bears win opening game
OF Junior Division League from
Cubs, SO. Specially loses to Carver.
1874
July Baseball game postpon-
ed because OF rain.
July 9-Moose 1872 tightens the
race In Ypsilanti City League by
beating McClure's 4-S.
July 9-Prnthers down Wild
Cats. 1876.
July 10-Ford Local $40 wins
baseball game from Central Spec
ialty. with score Of 1875.
July Moose beats Ford's In
baseball. 22-2.
July l2-Carver Center win base
ball game from McClures, 90.
July l4-Horseshoe tournament
starts at Riverside Park.
July 17-Junior Division base
ball game between Bears and Wild
Cats won by Bears. 80. Mcclure
still leads league with win from
Ford Local, 5-4.
July 1S-Moose WIS over Cen
trail Specially. 90. Indians from
Lincoln area come from behind TO
win over Cubs In Junior Division
baseball game. 1l-9.
July 19-McClures wins over Cen
trail Cpecialty, 50. In Junior Divi-
sion games Indians win over Tig.
ers, 24-9; recreati wins from
Woodruff, 200; Harriet wins from
Prospect. 9-5.
July 20-Ann Arbor wins base.
ball game from Ypsilanti with
score OF IA.
July 23-Panthers win Junior Di
vision baseball game from Bears
40.
July 24-Donkey baseball game
big hit. Career Center wins game
from Wildcats, 6-5.
July 25-Carver Center wins
baseball game from Central Speci-
atty, S3. Cubs win from Bears,
9-5. Recreation Glass b boys win
game with Prospect. IL.
July 26-McClures take undisput.
ed second place after downing
Moose. So. Harriet Class B boys
win game from Recreation boys,
&c.
July 30-Panthers OF Junior Di-
vision win from Wild Cats, ia.
July Sl-Caryer Center defeats
Moose in baseball game. 50 Rec
reation defeats Woodruff. 1914.
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JUNE

June 4-Local boys, representing
Roosevelt. try hard hut are beaten
by Stoddard for Glass B rating.
June 5-Roosevelt High School
closes net schedule with a 80 win
from Lincoln School. Ypsilanti
High Schools baseball team wins
from Plymouth. 80.
June annual inter-class track
meet at Ypsilanti High School won
by Sophomores who piled up score
OF a. l/6. Juniors are second with
Al 1l6, freshmen third with % 3
and seniors fourth, q l 3.
June City Hardball League
game won by McClures from Cen
trail Specially, 17-9. Ypsilanti High
School diamondmen smash Howell,
iO-S.
June Newly organized City
Hardball League results in setback
OF eli for Ford Local $40 at the
hands OF Carver Center. Johnson,
Carver Center, pitches no-hit ball.
downing Central Specially 1871.
June S-Flory makes only tally in
the Huron League battle for cham
pionship between Romulus and
Roosevelt. Romulus winning 81.
Cazier wins athletic cup at annual
Athletic Awards at Ypsilanti High
School.
June l1-Steimle Cup round ends
at Washtenaw Country Club. Prizes
decided upon by luck of the draw.
June -McClure's give Moose
nine lacing, 1871.
June l4-Ford Local trims Cen
trail Speciality in City League. 90.
June l5-Moose wins from Cary
er, 80.
June 20-Junior Division and
American Legion Baseball League
will begin baseball school. Larry
Hutchinson, director. Ypsilanti
Moose Lodge edges out Ford Local
$40, 80.
June 21-Carver Center leads in
Ypsilanti city League after beat
ing McClures. 4-3
June 22-Washtenaw Country
Club revives championship tourna-
ment.
June 26-Central Specially wins
first victory OF season from Moose,
/ rs.
June 27-McClures Service I'M
disputed lead Of Ypsilanti City
League after winning from Central
Specially.
June 30-Ford Local wins base.
ball game from Carver, ~.