Sports Roundup THI YPSILANTI DAILY PkiM, YMILANTI,MICH.. TUESDAY, JANUARY I*. 1943 PAGE THREE New York—UP—Radio Berlin »a!d today that Prime Camera, who wai world heavyweight boxing champion a year, waa about to take op professional wrestling In Germany. Canera was a circus wrestler be Yankees to Train at Asbury Park fore he became a boxer. OVERCOME BV FUMES TO HAVE CENTRAL TIME Syracuse, N. Y.—UP—The Syracuse Chiefs of the International Plau to Start By League will train at Frederick. Md , Instead of Fort Lauderdale, Fla. THE OLD HOMETOWN STANLEY St. Joseph. Mich, Jan. 12 —Navy Holland. Mich, Jan. 12— "The lieutenant Joseph F. Peck, who was whol# state of Michigan." says Rep. Detroit—UP—Dartmouth University staged a St point second half recently from A. Miles, scoring spree by March 15 rescued the North Nelson expected quick *o- to come from behind and ship Way He University's bas- * ketball team 5032 Monday night. Atlantic after his ship was torpe- tlon on a return to Central Tima New York. Jan. 12—UP— The doed. barely escaped death Moadsy in a letter to Got. Kelly which in St. Joseph. Peck, , champions of his home at Miles made public Sunday. Mllea his wife Clara and their housekeep- told the governor that re- the , became the er. Mrs. Grace Mead, were over because seventh major league club to com- come by fumes from a coal fire In cent moves pf the legislature have plete close-to-home spring training their fireplace Peck was sble to the appearance of stalling, "Theta summon help by telephone just be- it talk of petitions being circulate 1 plans today with the announcement fore being overcome, and all were calling for » referendum In the A THRIFTY FUEL that they will condition at the As- spring revived. election.” bury Park, N. J.. High School —only 65 miles from New York City. The Yankees, knocked off by the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Burn This Special Mixture Series, were scheduled to train as usual at St. Petersburg. Fla., but changed their tplana because of war- Yl Kentucky 5x3 egg and Zi Ton time transportation difficulties. The squad sill report Pocahontas Forkings "about Good vision means good health. j March 15.” President you not feeling up par, It Aebury Park, are to $6.70 Cash per ton Plus Tax said and added that may be your eyes. Visit Morays A a resort, seashore has a climate 10 modern optical department for a per than NnjvC' This ideal fuel for hot air furnaces, steam ar.d hot cent warmer New York. thorough eyo examination. Glare J ‘ It's only a hour water pipes also. a one and half ea will ba prescribed only If need- ride from New York City," Barrow pr a said. -' Joe McCarthy and , IT IS NECESSARY THAT YOU ORDER YOUR Chief Scout Taul Krlchell went COAL there Saturday and completed ar- 48-72 HOURS IN ADVANCE. Don’t rangements and I'm sure they will wait till the day you run out, and then call. prove satisfactory.’’ Barrow said the Yankees will use Visit our plant at 827 Lowell St. the Asbury Park High School field. It has seats with capac- concrete a W. Ave. Remember Our Boys Who Are Fighting ity of 7,200. and there are showers, lockers and dressing rooms under Open Saturdays Until 9:00 p. m. the stands. There is also a cinder track around the field. "Even if there should be bad weather, there is a large gymnasium at the field with space to warm up 0. JACKSON five simultaneously FRANK and room for McCarthy to give the whole squad calisthenics,’’ Barrow 827 Lowell aided. ‘‘The field is only seven EVENING CLASSES blocks from our hotel." The Yankees are the first New itnoicatk. in*. world mown rmewvkp I—IZ. York club to complete new training arrangements. The Dodgers are considering using Yale University or the University of Rochester Syracuse Manager Mpl Ott of the Giants said to No Champions to he Crowned Start he was considering Lakewood, N. J J . a Giant camp In the ’9o's. Both were expected to reveal their plans at Ann Arbor Tank Contest this week. Quit Racing Monday, 25 The remainder of the clubs also Lansing. 12—AP—The practical Jan. Jan. state to demonstrate more war RAZLEV were expected swing Syracuse. Jan. — to into line N. Y.. 12—UP high school swimming meet in Ann skills In the water. JL-/ CASH MARKET JL this week. Uncertain March weath- Syracuse University today an Arbor Feb. 27 no state Although he he of no CHOICIr MtAT:. jAWAw*JN o. er conditions In northern localities nottneed the elimination of crew- will crown said know made Important the selection of racing and curtailment of champions, the Department of Pub- practical value to be derived from spots with field houses. on its 943 intercollegiate sports lic Instruction announced today, a consolidation, he said Class H at Chicago’s being polled de two teams —the Cubs program. and the state high school track schools were to and White Sox—have shifted from Games with Maryland, George termlne whether they would pre meet In the spring probably will fer to A. He — California to French Lick Springs. town, Loyola, Baltimore, Rutgers compete with Class halt, basketball meet, af- the Ind. The Athletics moved from Sav- and LaFayette were wiped ofT the like the said consolidation had been School regional suggested Ypsilanti High Your War Too only is leaving 15-gani« ter of meets. because a few Class This running annah, Ga., Wilmington, Del-, diamond program, a the to high with the Phils taking over Swarth- schedule The fencing program Julian Smith, state school B schools would enter. director, expected College field and gymnasium will be discontinued. athletics said wartime Smith said he the meet s more transportation entry list and you have a big part to play in it. In lieu of Miami Beach. Crew Ned Teneyck will be difficulties led to would be not more than t the decisions. half as large usual. Boston’s Red Sox moved from absorbed Into the University’s phy- as Register 7:00 to 9:00 p. m. Fla. sical education program. No fenc- ¦'The schools have decided so The director said the High School Spare time isn’t what you need. . .it’s Sarasota, to Hufts College, the ing coach was available since A[ send only small groups of their Athletic Association's track com- Medford, Mass., and Detroit in mittee In Tigers Lakeland, Weinstein has entered the Army. best swimmers to compete the would meet February to Jan. 18 switched from swimming meet, high: Monday, . "We fully instead of the decide the fate of the school understanding, love of America. Fla., to Evansville, Ind. expect, however.” Ath letic Director Lewis P. Andreas usual full sized teams.” Smith said track meet hut that “there seems said, "to on a representative “Some of the distant schools will to ho little doubt that only area see the TO SUBMIT OPINION carry Tuesday, Jan. 19 and the imagination to that football schedule this year as part not be represented because of meets win be held, each a- ldlng difficulties. Its own rhamplons." Lansing. Mich , Jan, 12—Today of a complete a sports program as transportation hundreds of everyday tasks which may Attorney General Herbert J. Rush- possible.” "Because of this, no official state Cross and Civilian Classes, Gymnasium, team or champions will YORK—IN’H Thetr-sterv Red Defense } lon will submit an opinion outlining Individual NEW be determined by the meet, which of the burning of the former Commercial, Hallroom Dancing, Household Mechan- can ! tho State's power* about changing f emu 1 seem small and unimportant add purposes be regional ] ics, Victory Gardening and Cooking; also High School standard time. The Senate ani for all will a liner Normandie last Feb. i has Six Colleges one the of heightened repr t House Committee on State Affairs for schools in vicinity been bv a of and College subjects for adults. i Ann Arbor, although all of them are Commissioner \ up to a big defeat for the Axis. Are : will hold a hearing Wednes Fire Patrick ilsh Joint will easting accepted j arguments for and against welcome. Winners receive doubt on the the- 1 da- on noting their achieve that the was brought write the back. Rushton'* to certificates ory ship under j For Particulars you cooperating? BUY ALL THE turning clock End Sports ments.” three a be In response to a control within and half Edward Heyman, Director opinion will There will be little emphasis on hours. Walsh said only 8.000 tons request Secretary Fred I Ypsilanti Adult School WAR STAMPS AND BONDS YOU from Senate Baton Rouge, La., Jan. 12— UP diving events this year, ne said, of water were used to tight tho ! | I. Chase. Suspension of Intercollegiate ath and the University of Michigan blaze. More than 90 per cent of j letics at six state-controlled schools swimming team will take much of this, he added, was washed over CAN—that be your way to help NEW YORK—AP—The perilous for the duration of the war was or- the diving competition time board will in usual task of sailing merchant ships dered today following adoption a the has of submarine-infested Atlantic resolution to that effect by the win this war. | taken the lives of at least 4,000 Louisiana 6,000 State Board of Educa- and perhaps more than men tion. since Pearl Harbor. The announc Four of are ed of cargo vessels the schools affected destruction six white and the other negro Sell Us Your Waste Fats in western two are the Atlantic last week Institutions. State and caused the loss of more seamen Louisiana than had reported In any prev- Tulane did not come under the ban been policies gov- the War Effort ious week in several months, when as their athletic are For erned the themselves. the ship toll was higher. by schools Schools affected are Southwest- ern Louisiana Institute; Louisiana Polytechnic Institute; Southeaster Louisiana institute; Louisian State SAVE TIME Normal, Southern University and Louisiana Negro Normal College r^i and Training institute. BAKERS DIFFER Jackson Mich.. Jan. 12— Monday Among the important things to save these days is TIME. three Jackson bakers differed on effect of sliced the the OPA ban on When we waste our own time and the time of others, we , bread, effectltve Jan. 18. One said slicing wastes bread, another said are not doing our part in the war effort. The more time the loss is negligible, and a third saw no benefit in sale of bread un we save on little things, the more time we have for the sliced. more important things. Here’s a few suggestions as to how you can help us:

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