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MARINE CPL. MAYNARD ID.

INVHENNE, ., Ndy z, OkI-
nawa; hospitalized. Mariannas;
previously wounded September,
1914, Caroline Islands; awarded
Purple Heart; attended North
western; McLaren Screw Prod
ucts employe; in service January.
1913; overseas December. 1943;
son OF Mrs. Frank Tinscher, 5000
Twenty-fifth; brother. Chief
Torpedoman Clare home on leave
after 81 months in south Pacific.
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NAVY DEAD

BROUGHTON KENNETH W. PFC
uSMCR-Parents, Nj, suG Mrs Harvey Is
BTOughtOn. Flint
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DEAD
tt HAROLD II. FALES. %

q T m Y c q q X,
April IS Cebu
Island Lincoln
ParkiII / g h
E r a d u a e.;
TcrnStedt en-
ploye in Serv-
ice NJ a r c h,
1910. overseas
January. 1915;
! e a Y $ wife,
Mildred. Pom
tiac, IL; par
entS Mr. a n d
VI rs Lloy d
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horn; parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Ryan, 6476 Jonathan, Dear
born brother, Pfc. Jewel on 30
day furlouGh.
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PVT. LOUIS CAPoZZOLI. 26

PVT. LOUIS CAPOZZOLI, 26,
combat engineer. near Frankfort,
Germany; hospitalized. England;
IN service September. 1913; Ford
employe; son of Mr.. and Mrs. Car
men Capozzoli, 3345 CharlevoiX.
PFC. GEORGE G. FEUERMAN,
l9, medical corps; awarded Purple
Heart April 1S for wounds re-
ceived in battle at Leipzi
awarded Bronze Star May 10; also
Medical Badge of Honor; in serv-
ice January. 1914; overseas No
vember, 1874; Pershing graduate;
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Feuerman,
1894 Fairf Id.
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ARMY WOUNDED
PACIFIC AREA

CllADWELL. ERNEST L.. PVT Husband
OF Mrs Donna Chsdwoll. Lansing
CHAPMAN. WILLIAM r PFC Brother
~ Alfred Chapman, MuskeF0n
FRANZ MYRON j., S SGT.-Sop ~ John
NJ. Franz. Saginaw
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

PFC. ARTHUR X. LA VIGNE.
26, tank corps, wounded in France; !;
taken prisoner the same day, now
liberated; hospitalized, Florida
St. Agnes graduate; Richard
Bros. employe; in service June,
l94l; oversee 10 months: son
of Mr., and Mrs. George 4. La
Vigne, S037 Woodrow Wilson.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-08

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Thuraday, June z 1915
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29
Navy Guard. Sick. May Not Play
Bench GOSSIP
Nv HUGE FULLERTON. JR.

BY HUGE FULLERTON. JR.
New York. Nov gap For the
Arst time in something like %
years. Nat Fleischer. the Ring Ma.
gazine editor. is stumped for
boxer OF the year" .... Nat insists
that his annual award should go
to someone who is a credit to the
sport besides being a good fighter
and he has checked more than 1000
record cards without finding the
man h wants.. "To make II
worse he means, there are more
fighters than ever since the real
pros have been coming out OF ser.
vice -. Navy coaches say the
Army football squad uses Is varia-
tions TO get outside the tackles and
ends. The most effective still is
give the ball to Davis and get the
heck out OF the way -. Another
candidate for the High School Ar
my" title is Columbus. Kas., High.
which won nine games. scored 1862
points to its opponents IS and
gained 2,095 yards by rushing and
1910 by passing.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29
Two Other Regulars Have
Injuries, But Will Start

Annapolis, Md. Nov. ZAP
Navy had an added worry today
whether guard Jim Darlington will
be able TO play as the Middies
packed seabags TO shove on for
Philadelphia and Saturdays big
game with Army.
Darlington had a temperature OF
100 before yesterdays last long
workout and the Middics coach.
Commdr Oscar +. Hagberg, sent
him to bed
A doctor examined Darlington
and told him II would not be a good
idea t. practice on a field soaked by
hard afternoon rain
HaEhcrg later said that Caring
ton had a cold snd was feeling
lousy"
Hasberg added that he expects
Darlington 10 be ready 10 start
against Army but a further check
will be made on his condition be.
fore the squad leaves for Philadel-
3hia hi afternoon.
Should Carrincton's illness hang
on, Stan Turner an experienced
and able understudy. would be in
line for the starting right guard
position.
Two other Navy regulars, end
Leon Pramlett and tackle Bo Cop
pedge, have shoulder injuries bur
Hagberg said they will "be in there
Saturday"
After yesterdays drill. one Of the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29
Sports Roundup

Miami Fla AP-Hghsteppns thorouGhbred were prs1einE At
Gusream Park for the buee Saturday that will herald
what hoemen predict will be
sr-time BONANZA at turnsiles and betting windows
Minnesota Andy OF Colgate
will coach the
shrine football Fran
cisco Jan due here today for a consultation with William
coman director The coaches will the players select
cd for the East squad Sunday.
Commissioner A Happy Chandler
sports division the Appeal
PhadephiaAPA ssHy Of former olympic stars gathered in
Philadelphia today for SILVER Jubilee Scer Costello
who sponsoring the affair with oaman Jack Kelly and University
Pennsylvania track Coach Lawson Robertson
sct attention Philadelphia hopes Of having this site
OF the 1852
Fielder Thurman Tucker and Right
Fielder TAFT Wright
president Harry Gardiner said Tucker Navy
ready to the list Wright discharged
in the Army advised Gardiner he feeling
q in 1913"
Allentown, PsAPRoy football
Versy has received offer
American Association football
Pa and
about Dec 10 discuss final
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29

longest OF the season. Navy men
said that the Middies realize they
must 30 out and score three or
four times TO stay in the running
with Armys mighty machine.
We've simply got TO outscore
them Do they said
They might well have pointed
out IL is almost inconceivable that
the Middies will be able to tie M
Army's super stars, Glenn Davis
and Doc Blanchard, all after
noon.
We've come along rapidly on
the attack I'm our last few games, 4"
they added The teams spirit is
the highest in years. Maybe that's
because this is the first time in a
long time that Navy is an estab-
lished underdog The Middies al
ways are at their best under those
conditions"
Navy wouldn't be surprised Z
such aforementioned backs as
Joe Bartos, Pete Williams and Bill
Barron take the lead in the Mid
dies running game against Army.
Last night the brigade OF mid
shipmen gave the players a rous.
ing pep rally.
Today Hagberg planned a lin
beringup drill at l p. m. with four
full toGms soon thereafter leaving
their dormitories 10 march out un-
der huge placards reading:
1T can be done: II will be done
Beat Army"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29
UNI Ready
for MISC Tilt

Ann Arbor, Nov. 29-AP Con.
centrating on offensive work lin an
effort to hit the basket sooner" Uni.
versity OF Mlchigan's basketball
squad today continued prepare.
ton for its home season opener
with Michigan State College here
Saturday. The Maize and Blue
quintet opened its 19-game sche.
dule by trouncing Central Michi-
gan, Sto 45, in Mt Pleasant, Nov.
16.
The Spartans, returning to Michi-
CAMS schedule for the first time
since the 1912 season. boast ten
letterren and are expected to give
the Wolverines a battle. In their
last meeting State defeated Michi-
gan 81 to "a.
Coach Bonnie Oosterbaan said a
starting lineup has not yet been
decided for the Wolverine quintet
which is taller and heavier than
last wears aggregation, which won
u Of 10 Tits to place fifth in the
Big Ten.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29
CLEANING III. cnh


Tus ,aloOsa grid fans are plug
ging Bama's Frank Thomas as the
No. coach OF the year and the
No. citizen OF Tuscaloosa Mel.
vim Van Dis. Western Michigan Col.
lege basketball center, was wound.
ed tho day after he landed In Nor.
mandy with the First Division.
Sent 10 England for disqualification,
Mel discovered that his nurse was
the wife OF his college coach, Buck
Read Baseball historian Ernie
Lanigan's records fan TO show a
single major league player whose
last nam' started with "X" There
are plenty who would qualify as
the sigebraic "X'-the unknown
quantity.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29

MANTLA-AP- A defense wit
ness testified Tuesday that 1t. Gen.
Tomoyuh Yamashita was 70 dis
liked by Dictator Premier Hideh
Toto that he was "exiled" 10 Man
churia despite his victory at Singa-
pore. The witness, Keichoku Yoah-
ida, a Tokyo attorney, declared at
Yamashlta's trial on war criminal
charges that the defendant brought
down Toio's wrath by saying war
with the United States was "unde,
sirable.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29

WASHTNGTON-AP-The Navy
acknowledged Wednesday that the
battleshl9 Iowa escaped-whlle car
rying Presiden Roosevelt to the
1913 Cairo Conference-being hit by
a torpedo fred accidentally from a
L. 6 destroyer. Confirming re-
ports Of Navy occurrence a Navy
spokesman told a newsman the tor
pedo. from the destroyer William
D. Porter, exploded astern OF the
Iowa at considerable distance.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29
Ring Decisions

nv INt NHsOVIaItU TTtSSJ
Willie Russell. 1873.
Column bus. knocked out Bobby
Fowler, IA, Chicago, 2.
Cincinnati--Benny Droll. 16S, Pc.
oria, and Dave Clark. 1884,, Cincin-
natl. drew, 10.
Milwaukee-Jimmy Sherrer, $50.
Milwaukee. outpointed Johnny
Green. 145i5, Buffalo. 10 Steve
Curley. 1870. New York, outpointed
Al Jiminez. 129%, Los Angeles. s.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29
ons.Mlnute Snort. Paas

jay Berwanger, one OF Chicago
US football greats, says his Alma
Nanny won't return to Big Ten
grid competition. Jay ought to
know. since his job is coaching in
tramural touch football there.
The Rangers Knobby Warwick,
who suffered a 16-stitch cut in his
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29
LADIES' UNITED STOVE
LEAGUE

United Stove No. 4
l.. Polling 1892, II. Fraley 342.
Hockrien $50. NJ. Null 3OS. f. Yea
ley 200, handicap 100
Game totals 500 $50 5l4 1892
United Stove No.
l.. Wright 2S5. F. Olson 394, j.
Reichow 446. T. Tatum 81. II.
Horn 340
Game totals B96 6s4 5g6 1876
Peninsular Paper Co.
X Spencer 2S9. NJ A. Jackson
347. NJ. Pepin 394, d. DeMara 39S,
D. Kruse 367.
Game totals 40 $40 $40 1895
United Stove No. ?
Forfeit.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29

mouth recently. may be back in
action this week end but Bryan
Hexte'l probably is through for the
season.. One OF the major items
on the agenda at the Eastern Col.
lege Athletic meetings here Dec.
lib Is the date for the resump-
ton ~ the Poughkeepsie Regatta.
Harvard may return at the same
time to the various leagues from
which II resigned 10 go informal.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29
UNITED STOVE LEAGUE
Cop1Ata

S. Brown 1853. NJ. Ashby 4O4, V.
Travers 457. f. Johnson 3l4 R.
Peytor 523, handicap l26.
Game totals III 753 707 2l77
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29
Observation Post

30 McMillin, the fearful Indiana
coach. didn't get haircut all
through the football season-but he
did have several close shaves.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29

Cook 464, d. Bastian S72, Cum
mings 5l5, handicap SO.
Gamo totals 727 1874 719 2lSO
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29
Knueye Az, handicap 252
Game totals 74S 72l S32 1901
Meremnlvnn

WerewolVeS
Newcomb ST.. NJ. Ambrose 412,
f. Ambrose 800, Powers 401, SUI
kach 466.
Cane totals 614 74S $50 202l
Rangers
T. Martin sec, Schultz 427, l..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29

All OF the five sugar factories in
Wyoming are located in irrigated
districts.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29


Broad Tops
II Sheets 497, A. Demond 3l4 s.
Ostrovski 43i, d. Swisher 400, f.
Higbec 3t3. handicap As.
Game totals 514 us III zoos
Engineers
Splitter $50, Fairchild 39l. Carey
400. Lidke 470. Ankeny 4477.
Game totals 697 634 766 209,
Atomies
P. Cosgrove 334, H. Hendricks
40, A Golf 465, L. Husse 400, NJ.
Meyers 401.
Game totals SIS al Isl 220O
Wolves
p Dorsey 400. NJ Johnson 49l.
II. Hicks $40. II Wolford 3GS. l..
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-29
Bowling Scores
Hot Spots

Hot Spots
A. Robinett 433. Z. Miller $50. II.
Frey cog, c. Frey 443. p. Jones 5ls.
Game totals us 69i 731 PHO
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-17
Recreation
News
BOYS BASEBALL AND SOFT
BALL LEAGUES ORGANIZING

From now on the boys leagues
will operate under new names as
adopted by the Michigan Recrea-
ton Association in order to keep all
Recreation Leagues under the same
age limits and names.
The new names are Majors-un-
der 10 years; Minors-under Is
years and Midgets-under IA years
with May l as the date players
must be under these years. They
may play out the season If they
turn the next age after this date.
A boy may play in a higher class
than his age if he is good enough
to make the grade.
1t is important for boys planning
to play ball TO remember that they
can play on only one team in soft
ball and baseball in the city spon-
sored leagues. Thus, a boy good
enough to play in a higher age
class cannot also play in his age
class. This rule was adopted by
the Down River Recreation Direc-
tors, Harry Wagner, Wyandotte;
Walter Farrar, Trenton; Glen Hunt,
Ecorse and Frank Weber, River
Rouge.
This year the major division in
baseball and softball will be on a
Down River basis playing two games
each week with the winners to
represent the Down River area at
tournaments in late season. In base
ball the majors will play a state
tournament at Flint, against teams
from all over the State at the ia
nous Atwood Stadium which is
considered equal to the Big Leagues
in fighting facilities.
The Major softbal league will
also have a tournament, not an
nounced yet where it will be held.
The Minor and Midget Leagues
will have a tournament also. 1t will
likely be held at Dearborn and Wy
andotte although no definite ar
rangements have been made.
All boys leagues will start play
the week of June Is. Team mana
gers may get contracts now at City
Recreation Office. There is no en-
try fee but June j is the deadline
for entries to leagues.
MEETING DATES
Major Softball and Baseball
Monday, May 81, in the City Hall,
Z pm. Minor Softban and Base
ball, Monday, May %, in the City
Hall, pm. Midget Baseball and
enthusiastically. May Is, in the
City Hall, 10 am.
Teams entered to date are:
MAJOR SOFTBALL
Moore's, Baird, Hileman and st.
STAINS Club.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-17
ROUGE Defeats Roosevelt Trackmen

Rougemen Vaughn and Coleman
took the 40 yard dash IN :z4Z
with Branch Of wyandotte. tniro
man.
The high Jump was an all River
Rouge event with Evans making =
Jump of So. The Rougers also
took the $50 yard relay In 1;4o.S'
Vaughn took the running broad
lump with a distance Of 2o'2". Sec.
ond place man was McKenna ano
szalta was third. The shot putt
event was taken by Mccain, River
Rouge, distance 43 feet; Evans
River Rouge, second; KarTes' wy
andotte, third.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-17
Sport ShOts-hary whit|ow

The Softball and Baseball
Leagues in the past week took quite
a beating from the weather man.
Cold weather and rain stopped play
In most leagues. The Wyandotte
Chemicals League were unable to
open because of the wet weather
and Glass A Softball and Baseball
were stopped cold. Yet In going
over what had happened during the
week we find-over at Allen Park
Chief Riley's Allen Park team looks
like very strong contenders. They
have an excellent pitching staff
with four strong hurlers. In beat
ing the Crosse lie Naval Base the
Wayne Recreation look like q hot
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-17

by McKenna of Wyandotte, with
Vaughn, River Rouge, second ana
Szalta In third place.
Taking first in the one-mile event
Grahl from the Roosevelt team had
a time OF sos, closely followed by
teammate Price. Crenshaw OF the
Rouge was third.
wyandotters also placed first IN
the 800 yard run and the 40 yard
event. With o time of 2:17.4, Wy
andotte's Church was first in the
$50 yard followed by Cooper, Wy
andotte; Kern, River Rouge. In the
44O, it was Niefert, Wyandotte with
a time Of SIT; Jones, River Rouge
and Kulawczyk, Wyandotte.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-17

Although taking first place in six
Of the II events, the Roosevelt high
school track team lost to River
Rouge by 10 points in the meet held
at the Rouge May 8.
The Rouge garnered 521s points
to beat the Wyandotters score Of
42h.
Duve of Wyandotte ran the 100
yard high hurdles in 1872 followed
by Brodie and Snyder of River
Rouge. In the 200 yard low hurdles
Duve again came In first in "a
followed by Gilbert Of River Rouge.
Sheets Of wyandotte and Szalta Of
Rouge tied for third place.
The 100 yard dash was run IL
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-17
News-HeraId Golf Schoo oil Opens Today

in irons will be held at the same
time on Tuesdays.
No entry forms are needed and
no fees will be charged. Those at
tending the classes must bring their
own clubs however.
Prizes will be awarded by the
News Herald 70 the best students
chosen by Van at the end Of the
school.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-17

team and will certainly bear watch
ing. Another team to watch viii be
the fast-going Band Box Cleaners
OF Lincoln Park. Although Fitzger-
aid Real Estate gang have not had
an opportunity to show just how
good they are I understand that
they will be g. tough gang to beat.
In the Junior Old Timers, we
have q mighty strong team in FL
merS. The addition they just got
from former Town Inn players
win make this team a hard one to
beat.
In the Open League three teams
are very well matched in Hoersch
Bros, Halowax and Drysdale. The
other entry Chelsea is now getting
additional players and they should
line up a number one team before
long.
In the City Club League look out
for the Fraternal Order Of Eagles
and the Friends of Veterans. These
two teams alook to be the tops
there. The Wher clubs in the league
all look much stronger than last
year and some Of the new addi-
tons who have not had chance
to show their worth may act as top
notch team and carry everything
before them.
This coming week the high spots
as seen from here will be Twin City
Of Ecorse and Mellin Moran Glass
A Baseball to be played at Ecorse
tonight. In Junior Old Timers
Lens Inn and Elmer's will tangle at
Pulaski park at 8 pm. Fitzgerald
viii get their big test tomorrow
night when they will meet CA.S.U.
at Pulaski park at 8 o'clock. At $50
Friday night the Crosse lie Naval
Base will meet wyandotte Chem
icals at the Chemical club at $50.
Mlt Powell of Roosevelt was in
with reference to the track team.
1t seems, and Milt will bear this
out, the team can win practically
any event but, when the points are
added up, they lose. 1t is so tough
that Milt has torn out the few
remaining hairs he has in his head
not enough boys to take second
and third place and that Is where
the local boys lose the meet, all
first and no places. For instance,
at the River Rouge meet last week
the local kids piled in six wins but
lost the meet 52h to 42h which is
hearthreaking for the team. One
thing that Is something-the team
has not been beaten this year in
the quarter, half or mile run.
Something else to look forward
to = the All Junior Rifle meet to
be held at the wyandotte range
June II. This is the first all Jun
Tor event ever to be held in the
United States and 1t should be
good. The plans are now that the
meet win be an annual event. One
thing to be brought out is the CO.
operation the meet Is getting from
the Wyandotte Recreation Commits
sion. I understand that If it were
not for this group the meet would
probably 60 by the side.
Anyway. lots Of folks should get
Continued on Page 49,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-17

Tonight marks the opening class
Of the News-Herald golf school.
With Pro Archie Van acting as in
structor the first session will get
underway at the West Shore Golf
and Country Club. at p. m. for
women with mems class scheduled
for o'clock.
Instruction In the use Of woods
including proper grip, stance and
swing will be given tonight. Glasses
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-17

When white pine wood Is air.
dried it will support the weight of
nearly az tons lengthwise Of the
grain, although three-quarters of
Of Its volume Is air.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-17
S p o II IS

one out Of every five persons in
,ne United States wears spectacles.
However, two out OF every five per-
Sous tho total population have
appreciable errors In vision.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-17

Sandhil.
TENNIS CLUB DANCE
The Wyandotte Tennis Club is
sponsoring a dance at the Masonic
Temple for the young people Of the
city on Saturday, May 10, $50 to
1870 with Nick Jsbe's Orchestra.
Everyone welcome.
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-17
MINOR SOFTBALL
Holicki's team

Piesecki's, Pritchett, Yanks, Po-
fish Veterans, Wy. Chemicals.
MIDGET SOFTBALL
Eagles Team.
MIDGET BASEBALL
Leighty's, Bulldozers, Buccaneers,
The Wyandotte news-herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1943-1963, 1945-05-17

BASEBALL STARS STEP UP to the microphone
for q special broadcast, with Harry Heimann,
sports broadcaster for Goebel Brewing Company,
Detroit, as master of ceremonies. The event was
held in conjunction with the recent series between
the Detroit Tigers and ST. Louis Browns IN St
Louis In the lineup of important American
League baseball talent are, left to right: Frank
(Stubby) Overmire, Detroit Tiger pitchsr; Harold