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Evening star., 1945-04-06
Junior Scrappers End
Tournament 1oniqht

Finals of the biggest Junior Golden
Gloves boxing tournament in the
history of the event wind up tonight
at Eastern Branch Boys Club with
10 bouts on the card.
Last nights action saw II cham
pionS crowned in the open and
novice lists of the Boys Club of
Washington affair, and the evenings S
fiSticuffing was high lighted by Les
ter AlliSon's split decision win over
Sam Moore for the 1O0-pound crown.
Results and pairings for tonight:
Novice.
55-pound class-Billy Abel tGeorgetoWn)
dcclsloned Glenn Binns lGeoreetoWn
dr!al decI@?oned Jack Crump ,Eastern!.
65-pound ClaSS-Roderlck Quales Alex
sndra) declsioned James Wright p. B, c.
7u-pound class-Jack Insco p. B c.
No ID decisoned Bobby Reynolds EAST
55-pound class-Leon Hamilton CAlex-
andrlaD decisloned Robert Mart.no tP. b.
andrlap decIsloned BOBBY McLnGen
S5-poand cass-Norman Bond ,A!cx,ar-
9O-pound clasS-Bucky Wood 'A!eXan-
drIaD TKO'd Floyd Ridgeway ,Prmce
Georges in first round
I30-pound class-John Martone prince
Georges deCisIoned Ray Alcorn tMeTr4ch)
in Scmifnal bout.
f0-pound class-Archie Crawford Alex
andria) deCIsloned Earl Draper tAleXan-
S5-pound class-James Knight CEastern)
deciSiOned Barry Allison fEaStern).
lOO-pound ClaSS-Lester Allison EAST
ern1 decsioned Sam Moore 'P. B. c. NO.
IlO-pound class-Neil ODonnen 'P B.
c No IL deciSioned Billy Marple George
town.
Novice Division, Tonight.
5-pounds-Gordon Fitzpatrick EAST
ern vs. Ronald Chidress EASTERN
100 poundS--Mlke Monroe Alexandria
VS. Indy Guthrie Alexandria.
B c. vs.. Robert Scotsman prince
li0 pounds-James Hillery George
town. VS., James Townsend prince
li5 pounds-Charles Langley NO II P.
p c. vs.. Warren Cheek COLLEGE Park.
Open Division, Tonight.
20 pounds-Earl Simpson Eastern VS..
Ray Hamilton ,AleXandrla).
- poundS-Jlm Hanbury tMerrick) VS..
Dale Larson (GeorgetoWnl.
90 pounds-AlVa Thompson tAleXan-
oria) VS. Mack Hanbury CMerriCkl
lO5 poundS-Jack Flemming unattach-
ed VS. Ray Adams tGeorgetownD.
l20 poundS-Charles Carhart lEaStern)
VS.. Arthur Helbert NO. II p. B. c..
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Softly Umps to Gather;
New Talent Invited

The District Softball Umpires' AS
sociation will hold a meeting Tues
day at s o'clock in the boardroom Of
the Recreation Department, 3l43
Sixteenth street NV.
Regular members and any others
interested in umpiring are asked to
be present to take an examination
on the rules.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
St. PouI's Opens Season
Against Priory Nine

ST. Pauls High Schools baseball,
team opens its season today, Wher
it meets Priory School at 4 O'Clock
Coach Hart Downs has - games
scheduled so far. the high light OF
the season being best tWo-out-o
three series with St Anthony's
The schedule:
April 13. Bethesda April 16, St
Anthony's; May 2, St. Anthony'S
May 18, Roosevelt; May 20. ST. An
thongs and Anacostia; Dewitt
Eastern. Gonzaga, Central and Ma
tional Training School, on dates tc
be announced.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Exhibition Games

Ey the Associated Press
Washington CAD, 6; Camp Shelton,
Va, t
Chicago CN), 5; Cincinnati tNl. 0.
Philadelphia "a, Q: Baltimore U, G.
St. Louis "a. 3: Toledo lAAJ, ].
Boston tAl, Us. New York "a, rain.
New York tNl vs.. Army tAB) Fort Dix.
We grounds.
Boston tN) VS.. Curtis Bay CCGJ, rain.
Schedule Today.
New York (A) VS.. Boston CA) at Atlantic
City.
Chicago tN) VS.. Cincinnati (N) at Fort
Knox, Ky
Philadelphia sCN) VS. Camp Lee Va
Pittsburgh tN) at Fort Harrison, Ind
New York IN VS.. Jersey City ID al
l akehurst lNASl
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Another Tight One
Totals IS I3 80 l3

Totals IS l3 30 l3 Totals 33 80 II
'Batted for Bowles in nth.
WASHINGTON - OO0 100 010 2-6
CAMP SHELTON ---- 900 01U 12O O.
Runs-Kuhel. BinkS (2D, Vaughn. Evans,
Leopold Robello Maneral Sites, Jummon-
VILE. Errors-Hamerlck. Bublen Runs
oatted in-Torres. Layne t3l. Azzone. Bu-
blen. Sites, Tremark. Kuhel 90. Two
base hlts-Layne. Robello Three-base sc
h.ts-Lavne, Kuhe! Stolen bases-Zardon.
Kuhel Sacrlf1ces-Wolf. HardWIck, Dou-
Bit plays-Vaughr to Torres 10 Kuhel
Azzone to HanerIck TO Maneral, Zardon
TO Evans TO Layne. Base on balls-BoWles,
Wolf 3 AIoma, =: Hardwick 4 Ross
Leopold. /. Strikeouts-Wolf., g BoWles
: Wo.r 3 IN +; Aloma. in Ia RosSl. =
in , Hit by pitcher-Leopold tTremaCk)
-+ardwIck Umpires-Mcssrs Boyer and
CROWLEY
Evening star., 1945-04-06
Evil Eye FinkIe
Is Hexinq Nozis

This is what I wanted" q
V-mail note from Pfc. Ben Finkle
says. known in boxing circles
for many years as Evil Eye
Finkle. Ben is somewhere in the
European war zone.
Finkle is At wears old.
Evening star., 1945-04-06
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Portland. ;: Sacramento, |.
Los Angeles. 4; Seattle, :.
San Diego, 3; San Francisco, 2.
Oakland 10. HOLLYWOOD. S
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Sports Roundup

Los Observation-Disclosures crimson tide will be he
visiting team In the Rose Bowl Jan l. Pressure from New
Orleans Sugar Bowl and Armys inability TO give af-
frmative reply to the Rose Bow committees feelers hur
red the selection Chairman Willis O. Hunter indicated as
he announced Aabamas acceptance yesterday was the
earliest announcement on record
East Lansing, Mich-AP-Runners from 16 schools to-
day awaited the starters gun send them Michigan
States fourmile in quest of the National Collegiate
CrosS-Country championship. The entry list of l34
the largest in the events seyenyear history and the meet
was expected to be one Of the closest.
New York-AP-With Army and Navy idle until their
cmactic game Dec. l. ivy-shrned traditional rvarieS
shared interest with conference title games today the
last big Saturday of the football Tops nation
al interest probably is the ndana-Purdue battle back
home in Bloomington. Ind, where Coach 30 McMillms
Hooers bid for their first Western Conference crown.
Columbia has chance to wind up its campaign with an
impressive 81 record its highest point total under Coach
Lou Little and its best home attendance mark if beats
Dartmouth The Lions need eight points to the scoring
mark and full house of 900 break the gate record
Nirginas unbeaten powerhouse faces Maryland at Crit
fifth Stadium in Washington and Tennessee still cngs to
chance of bowl invitation they invade Kentucky The
ivy is knee deep in the East where odtme rivare make
up for coaso-coast gamor The Penn Cornell tilt radi-
tonay Thanksgiving day feature but played Sat-
urday this time heads the list with the Quakers despite
their 610 beating by Army favored have enough left
to beat an improving Cornell eleven.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24

Score Early

Miami Fla, Nov. f4-AP- The
University OF Miami Hurricanes.
striking hard from the opening
whistle. scored three touchdowns in
/ the first half Friday night TO up
set TIE favored Spsrtans OF Michi.
gan State PHI before el.3e7 fans
IN the Orange Bowl Stadium.
( Miami scored in the first few
minutes ~ play. then added two
more touchdowns IN the second per.
iod Michigan State scored its only
tally in the third.
I Fullhack Harry Ghaul plunged
over ION the two-yard line for the
1 Hurricanes first score. and kicked
the extra point.
/ State came right back with
drive that carried them TO Miami's
twoyqrd line where they lost the
ball on downs.
Miami staged another march IN
the second quarter but States de-
Tense stiffened and held on their
own four yard line. A few min
utes later a Miami touchdown was
nullifed by a penalty for rough
ness
Alvin Hudson intercepted a pass
by Ia k Breslin OF State and ran
Il back Is yards. Then Joe Krull
passed TO Nell from the 10 for
the second Miami touchdown
Ghaul again converted.
With less than q minute remain.
ing &, the first half the Hurri-
canes tailed again when Hudson
rammcd across from the three yard
line Ghaul again kicked the point
Taking the second half kickoff.
State marched u YARDS and Steve
Contos went over from the si1-yard
line after taking a short pass from
Russ Reader The latter added the
point.
The Spartans threatened late in
the game but pass on the Miami
10 yard line was intercepted, SNUFF
fling the last State hope.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24
Tigers Sign
lrautIllan

Detroit Nov. 24-AP- George NJ.
rrautman. who assumes the post
OF general manager OF the Detroit
Tigers Baseball Club Jan. /. on
retirement OF Jack Zeller. signed
his Tiger contract here yesterday
but no details OF salary OF tenure
were announced.
Trautman. who joins the Detroit
Organization Dec. 1. stopped off
here enroute TO the Ohio state.
Michigan football game at Ann Ar
Dor. lie Is a former member OF the
Ohio state coaching stan.
re"eding Trautman's signing.
Manager Steve O'Nenl linked his
name TO a new contract. details OF
which we're not made public eth
er. However, as manager OF the
world Champions, O'Neill would
presumably gain and not lose.
The Tiger manager said the ten
tative date for opening spring train.
ing will be Feb. Is, the earliest
yet. He expects between go and
10 PLAYERS to report at Lakeland.
Fla in the spring. he added.
II was the first meeting between
O'Neill and Trautman since the lat
ter was named to his new post.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24
Mug Wumps
CHAPTER FORTY-TWo

Hey" cried Bob Wakeman,
maybe I shouldn't have mentioned
Il to you"
Beneath his scrutiny Sandra's
cheeks, always pale, became still
paler. She had not moved from her
place at the front door where she
had welcomed him. She seemed
paralyzed. Suddenly the meaning
OF her odd behavior became appar-
ent to the man.
In recognition OF II, he shook his
head slowly. And when did it hap
per? ?"
She looked at him then. when
did what happen?"
"Stop stalling. You know per-
fectly we'll When did you fall in
love with my pal Gordon"
Il don't know exactly" She
turned, heading toward the kitchen.
Her guest trailed along beside her.
ut just happened. I had myself
kidded that I was interested in Be-
linda instead Of Gordon"
"Oh, you poor kid" cut in Bob
Wakeman. That's the worst thing
in the world. Being IN love with
someone who doesn't love you"
Sandra swung around. HE does
love me"
But good lord, sandra, the night
I was there he was practically ask
ing you to leave the Mesquite"
Now Wakeman answered his own
wonderment. But that was why,
wasn't IT," His sympathy shifted.
poor Gordon"
They were in the kitchen now
Sandra put eggs into a bowl and
commenced beating them. Pop
overs" she mumbled. Then her
mind began to work again. why
weren't you sure II it was Gordon ?"
Bob swung to a perch on the tile
drainboard. Because l assumed he
was at the Mesquite"
"Susy came to the Mesquite"
Say no more"
Without stopping her egg beat
ing, Sandra looked up at the man.
But, Bob, where was he? Where
did you see him."
AT the rodeo-if II was he" He
frowned, trying to remember. mo
one works quite the same as Cor
don He has, along with his brav-
cry, an insolence that you admire
and also resent You find yourself
hoping something will happen to
shatter that insolence."
"Oh" gasped Sandra- She had
stopped beating the eggs.
"Your popovers," reminded Bob
Wakeman. Nothing serious. Sam
dra," he amended. "Just a little
tumble into the dirt. It's aggravat-
ing, plumb aggravating, as Brody
would say, to see him sitting on
four-legged batch OF INT as II he
were on a sofa pillow. Ten sec
onds-" Bob morted. Gordon
could stay on a bronc for 10 min
utes. Maybe 10 hours"
He dipped his fingers into some
strawberry Jam and picked out a
berry that had not been crushed.
stop being so frightened, Ssndra.
Gordon comes out on a horse, spur
ring It's shoulders like fury, one
hand raised TO the skies, the other
gripping the reins. 1t makes an
awful picture. And do you know
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Pattern For Love

'T don't know" Very meticulous-
ly, she poured thin batter into =
muffin tin. mot until Spenser has
to 20 back to England"
Then I'll hitch him TO 4 rocket.
An, darling" he rushed to say, Il
was only teasing He leaned slop-
PLY against the drainboard and
stared dreamily at the girl. I'm in
love, as per a high school sopho-
more. Imagine a lush redhead like
you being right under my nose all
these years and had to be insane
and not take advantage Of it."
Sandra warned: You'd better
not get your hopes too high, Mr..
Wakeman."
Miss Edwards, I'm Q pssterAr
from way back. Don't you IVORY
about me. I'll keep right after you.
And I'll get you" She had Just
washed and dried her hands. The
man snatched at one and kissed II
lavishly. you'll find out. oh, dar-
ling, darling"
And somewhat tiresome, decided
Sandra. you could have called me
that any old time" she said lightly.
why didn't you Just hang over
my desk or workable and yell
darling at me until you were weary
Of it,"
But then IT wouldn't have been
fun, because 1t wouldn't have
meant anything. Now 1t means so
much" He seemed bit hurt.
You're sweet, Bob" she prof
fered quickly. But I'm busy" She
was cutting thick slices Of ham and
dropping them into a hot skillet.
Suddenly, over that sizzling noise,
she heard the approaching chatter
OF Brody and the two children.
And don't you dare call me dar-
ling" she warned. "in front OF any
one"
IAN right by me-" he whispered
maddeningly. Il much prefer 1t
alone-you're blushing. Miss Ed
wards"
Sandra knew X. She felt her
cheeks probably were simmering,
just as the ham In the frying pan.
But Spenser and Belinda and the
old cowpuncher noticed nothing
wrong.
They shrieked over Bob Wake
man, even Spenser, who decided TO
overlook the mans lack Of respect
for his tortured stomach that day
In Chicago. He began to play host.
Sandra realized that, In his super
complacence, he considered Wake
man his guest also.
Everyone worked. Belinda cut
butter squares. Spenser put water
in the glasses. Brody, crude look
ing, made an elaborate dressing
and tossed a mixed green salad.
Bob Wakeman made the coffee.
Sandra finished the ham, scrambled
eggs and took up the precious pop
overs.
II was while they were eating
no, devouring-the lunch, that the
telephone rang.
From Chicago came the voice Of
Mrs. Fennimore. "Sandra, listen
carefully. Don't repeat anything.
Sound as disinterested as IL were
trying to tell you something. Spen-
ser's father is in Washington"
ITO Be Contlnuedl
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what he does? Smokes a cigaret
as II he wished he didn't have tc
be bothered with kid stuff" He
frowned again and returned to San
dra's question. THAT was what
made me think II was Gordon"
For heavens sake, Bob! Didn't
you try to find out ?"
mo. Because there were things
that made me think he wasn't Cor.
don. He had long, almost Spanish
sideburns and a moustache. And
that is not Gordon"
"Why not?" cried the girl HE
has hair, hasn't he ?"
But the name on the program
wasn't Gordon Adams. 1 can un-
derstand all those things now
knowing that he wants to steer
clear Of Susy-"
Sandra interrupted. I'D moi
bother telling Belinda anything
You're Just astride the fence. SC
keep still" Although her words
were soft, anger surged through
them. Worse still. there were tears
in her eyes.
Mortified, Bob Wakeman slid
from the drainboard. At first he
simply stood close to her, saying
nothing. Then he managed to get
still closer, He put his arms around
her gently.
Don't cry, Sandra-"
It occurred to the girl that she
had never heard such a caressing
note in his voice.
His cheek was against hers now
Il can feel your tears, darling
Don't cry" he said again. "You
shouldn't have got yourself mixed
up in something that can only
make you unhappy. You must get
out Of It."
I'm all right. Bob" She tried tc
pull away.
But he held her tighter and be-
gan kissing her wet cheek. II love
you, Sandra. / chased all the way
out here to tell you so. Benet thinks
I'm crazy. He said I should have
decided that while you were In the
store and be money ahead"
Ssndra could not help chuckling
Poor Mr.. Benet. the old lovable
skinfiint."
Encouraged, Bob turned her head
with swift experiences and kissed
her mouth. Sandra did not strug-
gle. In the first place. she felt sc
kindly toward Bob; In the second
place, the kiss was undeniably
sweet. But she did not let him kiss
her a second time. And she pushed
him away.
Think OF all the time I've
missed, not having sense enough Il
know loved you until had to dc
without you for so many months
oh, Sandra darling" He tried tc
take her into his arms again.
Don't, Bob" she said sharply
I'm supposed TO be cooking lunch
for the children and Brody. And
she added, with tender smile. "for
you"
els Brody here? Swell!" Bot
tweaked the wide shoulder ruffle Of
the girls apron. "oh. darling, you
look so sweet In a cook apron
Adorable. You look better in 1t thar
most women in a Sandra model
When are you coming back &c
work ?"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24
BY HUGH FULLERTON. JR

New York, Nov. 24-AP-No mat
ter who wins tomOrrow's eastern
chamf ionship tussle between the
Redskins and Eagles, the National
Football League playof figures to
be the top game OF the season
No, we're not forgetting Army
Navy and the New Years bay
games. What bowl promoter
wouldn't mortgage the stadium II
he could get Bob Waterfeld. the
slickest IT" quarterback we've
seen, in there against Sammy
Baugh's pitching or Steve Van
Buren, running. The iith min
or league baseball convention at
Columbus, O.. starting Dec. 3, will
bring PreXy w. G.. Bramham back
TO the spot where he took Office I'm
1882 Wonder II he'll think that's
a good time and place TO step
down."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24
Ring Decisions

(By the Associated Press) ~
Chjtago-Willie Joyce, 1877. Gary,
Ind, outpointed Joey Barnum. 140,
Los Angeles uO): O'Neill Bell. $50.
Detroit. knocked out George (Su-
gar) Costner. 145. Chicago (O.
Worcester. Mass. Bill Wen
berg. 2ls. Chelsea. Mass, knocked
out Johnny Davis. lSS. Newark. n.
]. (2).
Boston - Jake Lamotta. l64ik.
New York, knocked out Walter
tPopeyei Woods. l67, New York
tS): Joey Lamotta, 1864, New
York. knocked out Johnny Jones,
1852, New York. 90.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24
EMPLoYM EMIT UP

Lansing. Nov. 24-AP-Employ
ment in Michigan manufacturing
industries in October was 24.s per
cent below a year ago. but three per
cent higher TINA in September. the
State Department OF Labor and In
dustry reported today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24
Last Morda

Tha' Army football team which
has caused so much talk this sea
son brings forth these questions
and comments: From Carl l..
Hogendorn. North English. Iowa
will 20, swear that Army is not
playing the mule. too: Midwestern-
ers think so after what Blanchard,
Inc, did to Notre Dame and Penn
sylvan'a. From Eddie Travis,
Newport News, Va: There's a
guy down here who's picking Navy
on December provided they
let Navy use the Missouri and En-
terprise."
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24

Top. Notchers
Bruetsch 465. Piatt 345. Bragg
35S Psiley 4s2. Hendrickson 456.
Game totals 672 706 728 2l06
Doubtful Five
Merritt 399. Corrigan 413. Helix
er (aVg. 1888, Koeller tavg) 400,
McKeuna 423. handicap 147.
Game totals 6s4 1913 713 2lS5
Atomic Five
o. Kussuth 474. r. Smith 39S. ].
Wustch 44S. S. Wilson 359. r. Car
penter (avgD 46S.
Game totals G9S 722 727 2142
The Toppers
p. tlliott 474. n. Weber 3Si. l..
Milmsb 462. p. Spicer 467, J. Mapes
i54. handicap 70.
Game totals 763 7O7 $40 1910
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24
TO STUDY WAGES

Lansing. Nov. 24-AP- During
December the state civil service de-
partment will survey state and ma
tional wage trends to determine
whether a pay raise for state EN-.
ployes should be proposed. Director
Thomas J. Wilson declared today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24
one.minute Sports Page


Around the Air Forces Football
League you'll hear that Ed Ehlers.
star runner and passer OF the Air
TransI ort Command Rockets. has
West Point appointment in his
hip pt cket. Ed was quite a bas-
ketball player at Purdue but this
is SUBJ osed to be his first year OF
football. The L. s. Lawn Tennis
Association, still bearing down on
its youth program, will revive
the indoor junior and boys cham
pionships Christmas week. Jackie
Comeriord, who played some nifty
football for Harvard in 1912. Is
due out OF the Army soon and
will enter either Dartmouth or Cor
nell Camp Kearns. Utah, expects
another crack basketball team this
winter with Andy Duncan. siX-foot.
seven center from William and
Mary. Chuck Hockenberry from
West Virginia, Bobby Lewis Of Pep.
perdine College and Hooks lott.
former Browns pitcher. among the
candidates
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24
State Upset by Miami
Bench Gossip

Catawaba College sophomore. Char
lie has gained 66s yards by rushing
and 500 by passing, has thrown
for l2 touchdowns and has scored
four himself. Would you call
that blowing Gabriels horn?
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24

Cuba, with an area OF 44,164
square miles, is larger than all the
other West Indian islands com.
bined.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24

DOT Is a contact poison which
goes into solution in the lipoid layer
or "raincoat-like" shell or skin OF
insects
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24
SPORT Mention

sport MentIon
Superintendent Bob Morrow OF
the Tucson. Ariz. schools points
out that Tucson High. undefeated
in football since 1912. also won
the state championships in 1914 in
basketball. baseball and track;
took three state tennis titles and
its scrool paper won the highest
award given. Smith Barrier Of
Greensboro, y. C., writes a "plug"
for l7-year old Charlie Gahriei
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24
Delano's

keebler 339. King 4T2, Klein 49,,
Casselberry 430, Cazier 1916.
Game totals $50 70S 702 2069
Moray's
Dundon 436, Camp $50, Miller
1914. Plat S99. Morris 1872. handi.
cap 1902.
Gam, totals 707 722 IA 2173
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24
Bowling Scores
Personal Finance

+. Carter SOS, NJ. Helzerman 4f3.
P. Klein 439. L. Hagerman 33l, NJ.
Nation 423, handicap Is.
Cane totals SOL 61S $50 1899
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24
WILLOW RUN MIXED DoUsLEs

So. go. Four Ms
T. Mild 1853. d. Mild $50, p. Mil
Ter 1926, F. Miller 45S. handicap 1885.
Game totals SIS '67i $50 1922
Unknowns
B. Curry ga, W. Hammond 3l6,
d. Hammond Ais. f. Curry $40.
Game totals 532 562 55l 1915
M & Pa
Ana Parrot 34l. Elvira Meyer
4S4, ". Parrot 40. II. Meyer 34g.
Game totals 53l 1876 537 1864
Alley Owls
r Decess $50. NJ Decess 2S9.
Glen Sheppard 406, Alice Shep-
hard 800. handicap ia
Game totals 545 54l sos 1891
Mug Wumps
L. Johnson 800. c. Drake 401, VI.
Drake 297. G. Johnson 1875. handi-
cap 10.
Game totals 1856 500 5j2 1891
He'll Cats
II. Schock 40l. II. Roberts (avg.)
306 z Hedlesky 446. J. oswald
1870.
Game totals 521 SIS 497 1883
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24
MOTOR STATE LEAGUE

High team three games-Wooley
Welders, 1887.
High team single game - The
Toppeis, $40.
Hieh individual three games 49,
Bender. 1913.
High individual single game 49,
Spicer 203.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24
MASONIC LEAGUE
Team Standings
Ashlar

ASnldr
NJ. shannon 446. {. Cornwall 1913.
X. Davis 305, NJ. Frye SOC. T..
Ensign AIS, handicap 1Ol.
Game totals ga 6S5 Go 1863
Trowel
J. Mcntonye 499, ]. Wilson 376.
VI. Burkett 36G, II. PEBBLES 42l, X.
Hunt 49S.
Game totals 763 GS5 7I2 216O
No. I Shrine
+. Johnson $50. T. Savage BIS, A.
Schrader 394. a. Peterson 422, NJ.
Obermeyer 442, handicap 1876.
Game totals 40 676 7O2 20SS
PLUMB
R +. Taylor 429. s. Brown Gil.
r. Congdon 434, J. Mangas AS, f.
Kerbyson 49,.
Game totals IA 692 67S 20S4
Architect
Miller J3l. +. Schafer Az, c.
Bailey 3i4. II. Benedict 366, W.
Tooman 462, handicap IS.
Game totals 713 FOL 754 222s
Square
". Fensch 81 D. PEBBLES 464.
D. Smith $50, L. Gum AS, NJ.
APPLE 291
Cane totals 757 7i7 773 2277
No. 2 Shrine
r NcNaughton 1896. W. Wissln-
ger 49,. NJ Rust sol. p. Tucker
396. W. Roig AL.
Game totals 735 657 500 1921
Level
D. Whitcomb $40, VI. Laidlaw
316, {. Coleman 325. c. Boyd 473,
J. Iehb 273. handicap ..
Cane totals 5S7 72S $50 20f5