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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-10
Perry Sweeps
Three Events

Although performing under ad-
, verse conditions. Coach Ralph
DeetE's Ypsilanu High thinclads
overwhelmed :he Wayne High
track team S4-s0 with the Braves
brilliant competitor Lawrence Per
~ capturing both dashes and the
broad jump for Is points and top
individual scoring honors OF the
meet.
YHS came through with 10 firsts
out Of IL events as Wayne was able
10 capture a lone first in the shot
putt. In addition. Ypsilanti won the
relay on default by the Wayne
team. While most Of the perform
ers couldn't approach their better
performances. the Braves piston
legged speedster Perry captured
both the 100 and the 200 in remark
able times. Lawrence broke the
tape in the fine time OF 1913 in the
100 yard dash and came back TO
run a sensational 224 in the 900.
He also made an excellent leap o.
10 feet six inches for first place
in the broad jump. Dick Peters
easily captured both hurdles events
and his times Of 167 in The highs
and 24.5 in the lows we're commend
able under the handicap OF the eX-
IRENE cold.
Lyman Tower Of the Braves an
nexed the pole vault and a second
in the shotput while the other YHS
winners were: Huel Washington in
the 40 George Johnson in the $50,
John Powers in the mile run and
Leo Clark in the high jump.
Summary:
100 yard DASH. Perry. WIS: ..
Walker. YHS, 8. Robertson. YHS.
Time l0.3.
220 yard DASH. Perry. YHS;
2. Walker, YHS; 8. Long, Wayne.
Time ga.
440 yard rum. Washington,
YHS; 2. Wemer. Wayne; 3. Byrd,
YHS. Time 57S.
$50 yard rum. Johnson, YHS;
.. Ossenheimer, WIS; 3. Austin,
Wayne-Time 2:l0.
Mile rum. Powers. NHS: ,.
Seidl, WIS; 3. Rumberger. YHS.
Time: 5:3.5.
High hurdles. Peters, NHS; >.
Hill, YHS; 9. Smith, Wayne. Time
1877.
Low hurdles. Peters. NHS;
>. Clark, YHS; 3. Hill. YHS. Time
24.5.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-10
Back When

Today year ago-The Cleveland
Barons won the Calder Cup and the
American Hockey League cham
pionship by nosing out the Her
shey Bears. "a.
Three years ago-With Regards
and Apache won the two divisions
OF the Paumonok Handicap az 49,
209 fans bet s1.743,S70 at the jam
aica race track.
Five years ago-The Boston Bru-
ms defeated the Detroit Red
Wings. AZ for their third straight
Stanley Cup triumph.
Ten years ago-Don Bulge and
Bryan Grant. members Of the
U. s. Davis Cup team, won the
teams first two singles matches
from Esteban Reyes and Daniel
Hernandez OF Mexico.
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Detroit Wins
Over Boston

Terre Haute. Ind. Apr. 10-AP-
Beaten three straight times by Gin
cinnati during their Florida stay,
the Detroit Tigers hooked up with
the Reds here today for the first
o. four-game series that will take
the transforming big league base
ball clubs across Indiana and Ohio.
The Tigers bid adieu yesterday
TO the Boston Braves at Evans
vile, rallying in the ninth inning
for their seventh victory in nine
starts since opening the long Bos-
ton series.
Three timely singles and Billy
Hitchcock's pinch triple enabled
Detroit TO shove across three runs
in the final inning and pin the 4 to
defeat on lefthander Jim Wallace,
Boston's Evansville-born pitcher
who had hurled three-hit shut-out
ball for seven innings.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-10
Canucks Cop
Stanley Cup

Montreal. Apr. 10-AP- The
Stanley Cup. emblematic OF the
worlds professional hockey cham
pionship, again was in he posses.
sion OF Montreal's fast-stepping
CanadieHs today following -. their
clinching 6-S victory over Boston s
Bruins last night.
The Canucks, who captured the
National Hockey League pennant
during the last three regular sea.
sons and the coveted trophy after
two OF them. won four OF the five
games played in the best-of-seyen
series. The Bruins scored their lone
triumph Sunday after the Cana.
diens had swept the first three
tits.
1t was the Canadiens' fifth Stan
ley Cup conquest since the National
Hockey League was organized in
1917. The Canadiens last won the
trophy two years ago but after win
ming the flag race last season they
we're eliminated in the first round
OF the playotss ana the toronto
Maple Leafs won the cup.
The Canadiens had TO come from
behind twice last night before the
Boston defense broke down in the
third period under the terrific
strain and permitted the cham
pions to smash through for he
three goals that gave them their
margin OF victory.
With the score tied at three-all
after two periods OF blazing hockey,
Toe Blake took a pass from Elmer
Lach midway in the last session
and drove in what proved to be the
winning goal. The Boston rear
guard then went to pieces and
Murph Chamberlain and Dutch Hill
Ter piled up the count for the Can
ucks.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-10
Rough Riders
Lose Opener

The Roosevelt High meters lost
their first engagement OF the sea
son Tuesday to the powerful Glass
A Monroe tennis squad but some
excellent matches resulted and
Coach Leonard Menzi was highly
pleased with the performance OF
the squad. The Monroe racquet
wielders swept all four singles and
all :our doubles matches but sever
al OF the matches were fiercely
contested before the Rough Riders
succumbed
Don Noonchester. gave Braden a
tough battle In the first set which
he lost rs but Braden overwhelmed
him 60 in the second and final set.
Jerry Gooding waged a tremen-
dous comeback after losing the mi
tial set 60 when he :orced McBike
to 1l-9 before McBike could close
out the set for the match. Bailey
Smith lost 20 GRESHAM as the Mon
roe METER won 6-3 60 and Kirby
OF Monroe won handily over Alden
Parker OF RMS 81 60.
In the doubles contests the duo
OF George Menzi and Larry Elliott
battled valiantly before dropping
the match by the scores o: Ga and
Sc. Bob Wilson and Charles Elliott
also put up a good fight before
losing Ga 6-3. Jim Bell and Louie
Boggs lost their match 6-S and so
and Bob Ferguson and Tony Steim-
lie were defeated by a score Of 60
SO.
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ACTION DELAYED

Port Selection OF a
site for emergency temporary
housing units for veterans here
has been delayed by the city COM
mission after plans TO place the
units on a city-owned block in the
residential district drew criticism
from property owners representa-
ffxng
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-10

Buffalo, outpointed Joe Maxim.
1861, Cleveland GO).
Elizabeth. y. Joe Curcio. 15S
4, Newark. y j., knocked out jim.
my Mills, 1i9, Warren, o. 90.
Trenton. n. Pat Murray. 142.
Paterson, y. j., outpointed Patsy
Zoocaro, 14S. Montreal. (S).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-10
Ring Decisions

Kansas Ci:y-Willie Joyce, 1SS.
Gary, Ind, Knocked out Ruby Gar.
cha. 1856, Puerto Rico, (2).
Buffalo. n. Y.-Phil Muscato. ISL.
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RIVERSIDE HOUSE LEAGUE

RIVERSIDE HOUSE LEAGUE
Tap Room
Farmer 452. Schoolmaster 4SS
Earliwine $50, Lambert SCI, An
googs 54s. handicap 81.
Game totals S4S S67 s71 2592
Forbes Cleaners
Daschner $50. Scheffler 499, Liv-
ingston aga, Edison 49s, King SIS.
Game totals SAL S22 $50 25i5
Jackson Coal
Northrup SOB. Herbst 497. c.
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Uncle Dams Root sssr

w. Koch 493, H. fowler 551, II.
Crane sos, ]. King 495, H. Harner
SIS, handicap &c.
Game totals SGT So 929 1858
Shsefer's Hardware
S. Roll 53i. F. Woods 4S9, c. SIN
kule 4S7. J. Max 514, L. Hall 529.
Game totals S57 $50 S57 1855
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Dixie Shops
Bruch 4SS, Raab $50. Maurer 4zi.
Helzerman $50. Putnam (avg) 1853.
Game totals 6S2 745 65l POSI-
Spur
Cooley 49,, Koch 365, Bowden
AT. Deck S9i, Morris 1873, handi-
cap 80.
Game totals 6s7 III 729 2i33
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Bowling
RIVERSIDE LADIES' LEAGUE
Team Standings


High team game-Andrews. 795.
High team series-Andrews, 2276.
High individual game-kind-
shoven 209.
High individual series-Kind-
shoyen, 507.
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shaefer's (Huron ST.

Shaefer's (Huron ST.
Connolly AIS, West 4S2, Stewart
473. Wales 1898. Crouch 40.
Game totals 729 III 742 2242
Pepsi Cola
Kuster 446. Whitmire 430, Wolter
S37, James All. Cameron Az, handi-
cap 1872.
Game totals 727 766 735 1928
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-10
MEMS CLUB LEAGUE

Elliott 544, E. Odea 1886. Arnold
4S4, Wildman 372, Hart 452, handi.
cap 80.
Game totals 70S 1855 763 1927
Wildcats
Milbourne 445, McGaffin $50, r.
O'Dea Al. w. Lowe 526, Geib 462.
Game totals 754 722 72S 2204
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-10
Andrews Floor COVERING

Campbell 427, Anders 45S. Mox.
ley 500, Browning 3S9. Ryan 446.
Game totals 795 724 757 2276
Hayward's
McLain 3l6, Hayward 3S4. Will
Hanson S42. Battelle 3SS, Foy 347,
handicap 25S. I
Game totals 500 712 ga 2035
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Schaffer 476, O'Hara 3s2, Mel
son 371, Borusch (sub.) 3S3, Robi-
nette 1856, handicap 1872
Game totals 716 751 663 2l30
Richardson's
Coxford 456. Hufnagle 1896, Rust
357. Bigger 400, Kindshoven 507.
Game totals 731 667 IT'S PIG
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-04-10
YHS Braves Swamp Wayne 1920

Smith sol. L'Amoreaux SIS. Harris
$40.
Game totals $50 s23 s45 272s
Trojan Laundry
Stadmiller $50. Hardin 499, Sch.
reiner 52S. Miller SOB. Stewart 47i.
handicap 80.
Game totals SOS s52 SS6 1906
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American Legion

Hayward 532. C. Kuster 49s,
Sturm 465, II. Smith SIS, Stein SIS,
handicap 96.
Game totals s44 906 sos 2645
Spur Cola
Jones 519. Meyers 1876, Lutes
494, Dundon 56I. Mead OIL.
Game totals $50 $40 $50 1854
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Wildcats


f. Shaw 401. ]. Breiel 367. r.
Lowe 511, w. Evans Alb, A. Stewart
543.
Game totals 6SS III 776 1885
Rams
r. Gretzinger 323. Hill 434. n.
Rahm 407. F. Bigelow 1873, Leining-
err 457. handicap 80.
Game totals ia T13 $50 2l07
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High jump. Clark. WIS; .. La
mar, Wayne; 8. Hill, YHS. feet
4 inches.
Broad jump. Perry. IHS; ..
Schmidt. Wayne; 5. Robertson. YHS
Time 10 #. inches.
Pole vault. Tower. YHS: >.
Parks, YHS; 3 Smith, Wayne. Nine
feet.
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BENJAMIN Franklin originated
Saving time.
Evening star., 1946-06-29

John McShain, Inc, Philadelphia,
Pa. builders; Frank l.. Randolph,
Philadelphia, architect; to make
alterations to building for addi-
tional study bedroom accommoda-
tions, to cost $25,0o0.
w. L. Koontz, 1900 Fourteenth
street Sc, owner; Davis, Wick g.
Rosengarten. Metropolitan National
Bank Building, builder; E. P. Money
and Earl Won Reichenbach, 1919
Good Hope road Sc, architect; one
1-story brick, cinder block and steel
garage and sales building; 1901
Good Hope road Sc, to cost $25, 900
Randall H. Hagner Co., 1918
Connecticut avenue NV, owner;
Otis Elevator Co., 80 Eighteenth
street NV, builder and architect;
install electric passenger elevator
1919 Connecticut avenue NV, to
cost $8,281.
S. Freedman & Sons, 618 K street
NV, owner; Tuckman-RinisC Con-
struction Co., II Seventh street NE,
builder; William M. Housemann,
Arlington, Va, architect; remodel
building for storage purposes, 622
e street NV, to cost $4,000.
Clifton H. Ferguson, 4246 Ben
ming road NE, owner and architect;
Evening star., 1946-06-29
Pie Firm Forfeits $500
In Health Violation Case

The Connecticut Pie Co., 310C
block of o street NV, enjoined by
District Court in March from manu-
featuring under insanitary condi-
tions, forfeited 5000 yesterday in
Municipal Court when its repre-
sentative failed to appear on health
violation charges.
1t was alleged the premises were
Unnecessarily unclean and un-
wholesome" on June IL.
The bakery ceased operating tenn
porarily last fall under a restrain
ing order obtained by the Pure Food
and Drug Administration of the
Agriculture Department preventing
operation under insanitary condi-
tions after some 40 persons were
said to have been poisoned by
cream pies allegedly made by the
concern. It resumed operations
after coming up to local and Federal
requirement.
Evening star., 1946-06-29

G. w. Fillmore, 3735 Jay street, NE,
builder; one 1-story cinder block
dwelling, 4430 A street Sc, to cost
$6, ZOO.
Sheridan Investment Co., 531 E
street NV, owner; L. K. Construc-
ton Co., 5000 Fourteenth street
NV, builder; Harry L. Kessler.
architect; general alterations to
store, 638 D street NV, to cost
Sc 900.
Harrington Hotel. Eleventh and
E streets NV, owner; w. E.
Mooney Co., Inc, 2539 Pennsylvania
avenue NV, builder; A. r. Clas,
architect; to construct entrance to
dining room and make alterations,
430 Eleventh street NV, to cost
IS 900.
Evening star., 1946-06-29

hardens. External and internal cor
ners are sold for either height OF
Dashboard with about 9 inches of
base on one side.
Combination Stoves.
1t is often very useful to have a
stove that will work with different
kinds Of fuel. When an electric
stove is used and the current fails,
1T Is useless, and in these times of
strikes anything can happen. A
stove can be bought that will work
with either coal, wood or electricity.
1t has a complete section for coal
or wood fuel and another which is
operated electrically.
The coal-Wood section contains
duplex draft control, duplex CRATES
and a malleable iron top. The
Innings Of the oven and the flue are
vitrified. The electric unit of black
Evening star., 1946-06-29
New York Industries
Threatened by Strike
Of Express Workers
By the kssocioted Press

NEW YORK, June GA Rail-
way Express Agency tieup in the
New York metropolitan area, caused
by a walkout of 10000 union en-
ployes seeking changes in working
conditions, today threatened the
garment, fishing and floral trades.
There was little to indicate change
in the situation, but union and
company spokesmen said last night,
after meeting at which union
demands were presented, that there
might be further announcement
today.
Garment industry representatives
asserted that if the work stoppage
continued few days it might be
necessary to reduce or halt produc-
tion in the Manhattan manufacture
ing district, since storage space was
diminishing rapidly.
A spokesman for the Fishery
Council said East Coast and Great
Lakes fishing fleets might have to
curtail operations unless shipments
here could be continued.
The express company said ship
ment into the city of fresh cut
fiowers-sometimes as much as a
carload and half daily-already
had been halted.
The company said the perishable
food and produce cut off amounted
to hundreds of tons.
An embargo on all express Ship
ments into and out of the city area
was put in effect by the company
shortly after the work stoppage at
1901 am. Thursday.
A union spokesman said the or
eanization acted in protest of lay
offs, changes in hours and other
matters. A list of % grievances was
presented to the company.
In Washington, George M. Harri-
Son, president of the Union, the
Brotherhood of Railway and Steam
ship Clerks, Freight Handlers, Ex-
press and Station Employees (AFL),
termed the walkout unauthorized
and dispatched Robert Morgan of
Cincinnati, union vice president,
here with instructions to try to settle
the affair.
Evening star., 1946-06-29
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c.
SATURDAY

porcelain has four surface units
and a porcelain smokeless broiler.
There Is 19-inch dual oven for
baking with either coal, wood or
electricity, fuel and warming COM
partment on the right side of the
oven. The range is 46 inches long,
30A inches deep and 52h inches
high. The coal-wood top is 211ax24
inches and the electric cooking top
the same dimensions. The cooking
top height is 34A inches and the
oven measures 19x15ax21 inches.
The same company makes other
types Of combination ranges. One
combines gas and coal as the fuel
and another coal and wood.
tReleased by Consolidated News Features,
Evening star., 1946-06-29
Godgets
Continued From Page BID

'COIlIlIlueQ rTOEn rage b-lJ
hands. A small headless brad can
be driven in the base every foot or
so until the cement sets if that will
help in holding the Dashboard in
place. If any of the cement works
onto the wall or floor it should be
cleaned off thoroughly before it
Evening star., 1946-06-29
Permits
Continued From Page BIZ

K street NV, architect; to erect
one 2-story limestone and brick
transmission tower, 1923 Forty first
street NV, to cost $4,000.
Georgetown University, Thirty
seventh and 0 streets NV, owners; !;
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HOUSES FURNISHED

COOL LEE HEIGHTS, Ariineton-s bed
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$500 $500 I Tsss5 "a n s1 s9 ls a. au
mer rental July 4th 70 Sept ioth; bed
,ooS UH s.ni.a L porch a from
i Esoa , iSf1nio 70 s. sEErfs i.ch.yy chase
baths. porches and I recreation . rm e aassr.;
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BOATS,

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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

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Vacancies available for governmental and
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HOME FOR EMPLOYED PARENTS; will
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other girl; June "a; semiprivate bath
room telephone. maid service; meals
every day. SLAUGHTER 1927 10Th st.
NV. NEAR Dupont Circle. 30
zoos MASS. AVE. NV. at Dupont Circle
Room and board . single rms, S55 ca.
fresh food and home cooking
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variety: evergreen and deciduous material
myrtle for shade. rose and flower beds;
rock gardens. f1replaces: nagstone, brick,
cement and Hrsvel walks; terraces, drive
MANFRED topsoil; Wondergro. the ideal
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Tree surgery and removal: preparation.
seeding and rolling of lawns: shearing
pruning and spraying When you plan for
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