The Detroit tribune., December 22, 1951, Page 22, Image 22

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U-D Titans Fall Before
Wayne; Ontario Cagers
Tartars' Next Foe
Wh most <>f Wayne bnivtTMty’s >tiidt‘i.*> head
horn<* for the holidays, it’ll be practice as usual foi tin'
Tartar layers who have two dates scheduled during the
two wetjtg of Christmas vacation.
Wayne; tone home appear
ance will be in the Coliseum
GRAND CLEANERS
4 HATTERS
”444 W. Jefferson Avenue
jiHk
fil
: Que/'fy ~*rr*y
| CitOOHiq
Repaired - Remodeled
We F.ck Up and Deliver
W>er. Belter Work Is Done
W e Wili Do It
OKI DAY SERVICE
GRAND CLEANERS
A HATTERS
Cleaning and Preaaing
Hati Cleaned and Blocked
VI 2
BOARDS
jj > f\ CHILDREN’S
$5.95 I I Sturdy Folding
Table & Chairs
$13.49
REGISTER SPECIAL
Downtown 1 J
I — 9 cf IL Musical
$3.49 NJ "' Hock*r
SLEDS Al | f *«« $3.98 59.95
TREE LIGHTS u 'so
Be* Price. In Town **®*
7 Ll Mulnpla . $1.98 Sot
IS Li. Multiplo $3.98 Sot
7 Li Out Door $2.49 Sot
1$ U. o«i Door tso sol BOXING GLOVES i
~T~ r ~ Punch Bag 8c Platform .... $3.98
<>pon rironings Punch Bag With Stand s $4.98 i
i • * root Ball* from $1.98
Lntil Christmas Basket Balls' from $1.99
Froo Parking in Roar of Store
Detroit Hardware Cos.
6432 WOODWARD
Across From Demory's
TR. MM3S WE DELIVER
on Friday. Dec. 21. when the
Tartars meet Western Ontario.
, Tartar Cos. ch Joel M*scn
aat chid tr.t* Mustangs the)
took <■» 79 to 44 txjt.ng *-ht
, hand' oi Detroit > Titans two
wo k.. ago. and ht h. < ir>dic«n* , :*d
to h*s squad tha* h*, w ant.> r»c
repet it *n of the up>tl wir.* ’.'.at
Western O? Tut ne' r. ’•*
vea rs ago
After Chn'trr.av at home the
y.q jaci will rea>M j n olt* .r. lh .ro.*
to head t > T* re HauU f r the
Mid* W». T jrj.arvr't -che i-ied
f i Di e 26 through 29
Wayne will n (tt S’. Tr va;
C iltge of St Paul Mir.n in its
I;; st -fait on Thursday. IX 2"
Al>o in the tournament arc
South, astern Louisiana State. In
diana State. Indiana Central.
Wabash and others
It will be Wayne's lir>t sen
M C ARTHUR COLTON
DENTIST
MICHIGAN and GRISWOLD
Orer Kinsel's
Daily Hours. 9 to $
Sunday. 10 to 12
St Clair Beach
Ice Rink Ready
For Public Use
The Huron-Clmton Metropoli
tan Authority adds another win
ter sport* center to its year
a round recreational facilities for
;»vc metropolitan aiea counties
;v .th the building of an ice skat
.r*i; rmk at St Clan iMetropolitan
Beach
Nearly an acre has been diked
off as a rmk. complete with
shelters for skate changing and
checking lights for night skat
ing and a public address sys
! tem for constant musical ac
companiment.
The r nk .will be flo«*ded as
' >4 . n the w eather indicates it,
Kenneth L HaUenkeck, Auth*
♦ v D.rector, announced today.
! Located on the space reserved
.m nth* for ch'ldien’s
the r.nk is near the large,
rr..;jdern fo.>d tar which i< open
iail> ar.d warm rest room.-* Duck
board walks connect the rink
with these buildinfs.
ture m tournament competition
! since 1939 when the Tartars
[played at Kansas City in the
NAIB.
Floyd Keene-Mile»
Named Co-Captains
Floyd Keene. captain of the
Virginia State Trojan* football
squad for 1951, and Quarterback
Mile* have been elected co
captains for the 1952 season. An
nounccrnent of the team’s selec
tions was made public by Sylves
ter R. Hall, head football coach
at Virginia State College.
Keene, a graduate of Peabody
High School. Pittsburgh. Pa , will
be a senior next year. He and
Charles Thompson of Charlottes
ville, Va, were capable perform
ers a? either end of the Trojan
line.
Between them they accounted
for five touchdowns, all of which
came on passes hurled by either,
Quarterback Lawrence Emanuel
or Leo Miles.
Vrbtm wards fail yarn..,
Uta
FLORSHEIM
<3s
do the talking!
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**JT ; JMJP*» wtAuta
/V ,;, ~ J *P^»tU
* Ultpu|r of
quality. It di»tingui«hrs tk«
receiver a* one markrd for
a filler than ordinary gift . . .
•*d it rfiwti (hr Rood taatr
and (liitrrmmfnt of tlir gi\er.
Phone: WO. 1-9459
man's ahoas
1
piniiij p$
1300 Broadway, cor. of' 6raHoi
Th*> AV»»r Tribune
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 22. 1951
22
EZZARD CHARLES, former
heavyweight champion, contin
ued his comeback laM week by
decisively defeating Joey Max
im. Lightheavy champion. It
was the Nfth fight between the
two and Charles’ fifth win.
Pirates Outshoot
Bluefield Cagers
HAMPTON, Vu Ti ailing j
Blucfield State College 19-17 at
the end of the first quarter.
Hampton Institute’s Pirates used
a two-team system to pull their
first basketball game of the sea
son out of the fire here Monday.
64-49.
This w 1 11 leave Hampton’s
Cl A A record at 1-0 when the
team resumes play in January.
After the soph-freshman sec
ond team gained a 34- S half*
tima lead, lha first team, made
up almost entirely of juniors,
soomed away to a comfortable
52- $ third quarter lead which
sewed up the contest.
Bluefleld’s Rudy Sowell, how
ever, was poison all the way,
canning 18 points, while Jimmy
Wright chipped in with 11 as
against 12 and 10 for Hampton’s
| Alan Walker and Harold ’Stretc h’
Adams.
Gym Clatte* Open
\
Women wishing Unjoin a gym
i lass and benefit by conditioning
exercises and games will fmd
openings at various centers
throughout the city, the Depart
ment of Paiks and Recreation
announce*.
Classes at Bagley, Barbour,
Herman Gardens. Hutchins, Las
ky, Parkman, Roosevelt, Park
side. St. Clair and Tappan, are
held every Tuesday evening at 8
To the man who knows . • ■
"What Makes the Diffcreno-'
CfX a 1 : B
o\* en a Charge Account
Your Credit is Good!
The "Finest" in
€l)o»p Park
ExiliiMiely ut Robert Lee T$4r"!0!!! m *
'HE “PRICE
N«at to
1 lobby ist s
Live Lon^n
You’ll live longei u v ,
ly ride a hobby. Th.o • >/,'
elusion dtiiAn fron. f. u
survey by the l : > ~l y ? ?
search Corporate • y , 0
Men of 60 who erjo| hob
bies. reports Dr. James F. b cb
der in the November Jo| rn *l
of Living, could export to ouf.
live non lobyists of the
age by nearly five years. And
women hobbyists could expect
to outlive women without hob
bies by two and a half years.
•Oldei people- v.! ; vit y
bit*s are bett*-: ad ; ]^ 5 3
mandim; and le.s* * ,
look at the pm-. • • • * -rd ,
the future; in.-l- ud escaping
into endless re:- „bou\.
the past They a- . -er for
then yeais, and and • : tul re .
tirement.
No matter \c. a* .....
Dr. Bender, it * t get 4
hobby. If you feel >\>..r human
relations need a 1c a hobbr
may be just the thi: . It help
you understand ur, - pvet \cw
fellow man. It it. • .m.*> your
circle of friends, and allows yen
to view the worl if . a I:ty 4
comfrontmg perspe ’
Hobbies build a better family
life. too. points out the Journal
of Living article. A husband
and wife who share a hobby
bav# a good chance of shannf
a successful marriage.
In families vx ith 1. i.en hob*
hies enjoyed bv parent.-
youngsters have immeasuraUt
value in building « of st*
curity and lo\« S;*iv utter
>tudy points to d:»\ home- a
a chief cause of jaw-rule delin
quency. Family h v ’t- help
make the home th'- - ' n’er of in*
terest. a place* tn< gsters
enjoy.
A go< and hobh> V.< p? * th.a
reasonable bound.- %- and eitn
years of life and * xt: -y it
living
Trojan* Top Shaw
The Virginia S\r- TANARUS: -jani
opened their basket! .*ll sea**
Saturday night by bcuting Shi*
University team 6> 02
The Trojans talhc ; thf clftf
ing seconds to han i the Bets
their second defeat .» *wo rnghta
as Shaw lost to l’n I’nivertHf
Friday night, 64 42