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DETROIT FREE PRESS Friday. March 9. 1956 HO 'Uncrowned Champs' Try Again Yes sir! there is a difference in your "English" individually State Tournament Cage Results IN EXHIBITION Washington Girls Break Swim Mark Cass, Colts Head for Showdown Chadsey, Pershing Rivals in Semifinals tailored suit: made for you and only you, it boasts the kind of quality associated with the true custom-tailored product. It takes into account the individuality cf your posture, heiqht, welqht. phvslaue complexion and the color of your to specifications," your Hookin 4.

Hadtonv-flle 44. Howard City 64. Barrytoa 4A. Ja-k. St.

John 61, Vandereook 34. Hiflmas 4. Maneeiona 55. Kaikavka 44. Marine i ity 68.

M. C. Holy CroM 33. Marion 6H, union 41. Marlette 3.

Milllnrtoa 37. Meirk 37. F.rart 31. Mt. P.

Saered Heart K1. Cnlemaa 47. a.D)eon 73. Jarkwn 34. Pell.

ton HI. Harbor sprlnro HI. Plainwell 68. Auluvta 45. Uninry 53.

Aihrn. 51. Readinr 76. Pltt.ford 61. Reed tit 83.

While loud 40. Remtla 51. lare HI. kirhninnd 67. Armada 61.

Sae. st. Mary 7K. Mkh. Luth.

Stni. 61. THURSDAY'S RESULTS DETROIT AREA CLASS AT RUHR BOOM oath Lake Tt. ikrrirm SS. Harper Mood Hi.

Ko-ville 61. AT fcfOKM! Trenton ft. Flat Hnrk 39. Mt. larnvl 49.

Frw 4. AT WM1ATIO ft. Andrew i-itaiion 4T. M. There H-ii AT HRM1X.KIN larenreill 7.

City 4S. HMTKAM(K St. lartUlan. hi, llorian hi. St.

StaJiislaut 59. Cathedral 55. qua, ity crafted of a quality A quartet of young water queens from the Walter Reed fjwim Club, of Washington, D. shattered the world record for the 400-yard medley relay Thursday in a swimming exhibi f- ill yes, even your W'fif!) lf is "bl v' specifications, i ANx fcT cost of yes, even your It is literally "built in two weeks, at less than the an "off-the-rack" garment BY GEORGE PUSCAS Cass Tech and Northwestern, the "uncrowned champions" of tion at Detroit Athletic Club, i The four were Shelley Mann, wumrrnng the backfctroke; Mary! 1 iCC i (11ft1P Jane Sears, breasUtroke; Betty XJVlil COAT AND TROUSERS from S5S SEPARATE SLACKS from 15.75 City League basketball, appear headed for a certain Mullen, butterfly, and Wanoa SrotUille 58. Shelby 32.

Morkbridie 49. I'inrkney 48. I hley 59, Sanriilky 55 Waland 7 i. Iteiton 10. Urt Rranrh 63, standih 41.

Williamton 49. I aim-burr 36. ni. I.ineoln 45. A.

A. St. ThiimM 43. liai, Kootrr. 56.

Ann Arbor L.H. 48. Try Holds on Werner, freptyie. They wam the event in i showdown next week in the also sport coats, ladies' suits nd coats and ready tailored topcoats CLASS AT VAMlUt RO t. Mary 45, Iele St.

Benedict 55. St. Kita riO. AT FARMIX.TON Reejo Harbor 7 onth Lyons AT PONTHC chopping 13 seconds off the rec-; I 1 11 if orA held by a Dutch team. An-! if 111 lUlXlllo CLASS title round of the league's postseason tournament.

Both will be favored in Friday's semifinals. Cass will meet Chadsey's West Side champions Pont. St. Mirh. MC St.

Mary 45. other Dutch team has reported a 4.31.5 performance this season. Ftridrman 63. Callne 61. Bvron 49.

Morriee 46. Brit ton 4 5. lr-rfirld 44. linton 48. Adrian Catholie 41.

Antonino a and Verne Gagne will meet a pair of "villains" in the wrestling features IN THE RECORD swim, theiat oiympia Friday night. (a standout was made Rocca will face Mr. Moto, and and Northwestern will face Pershing. For various reasons C-. and Northwestern missed out in the if 4 if ri i I 'M s.

5 1 WS by Miss Mullen, who holds the Gaene will take on Hans Almont 41, St. frrderlrk 43. OUTSTATE CLASS Cro 74. Ra4 Axe A7. Clarenrevllle tiarilen (Ky 48.

flatinon til. Diirmnrf 4 7. Iwiwaciae south Haven 51. (rami Haven ooperiiville 67. Howe!) 47.

Mau.n 41. Kal. St. AiiTiiM-ne M. Partaxe 38.

st. 77. St. Jhn' 49. S'rarta til.

Norfh Mukecon S'i. Three Kiven Storicta 48. Colriw. St. Charle 65.

Adam 38. f'oneord 57, R. Pennfleld -'4. Irimondale 48. Wrhberville 38.

Flint Bendle 81, Fenton 69. Flint Sarred Heart 61. Hoover 31. Fl. St.

Matthew 56, Mirh. S. (or D. 59. ni.

Hartland 45. Hale 5', Aranae F.atern 43. Inland 55, S.tton Bar 45. I.vnna 7t. Ionia St.

P4P 61. Maule Cite 18. Rapid ity 31. Mio 61. W.

Braneh St. Joseph 53. O.ismi St. Paol 79. (hea.

O. 46. U.S. record for the butterfly at: Schmidt. Each match will be Znilish Woolen Co, Si H9 137 Michigan Ave.

regular-season title races. Each, however, has been highly regarded. Eoth have beaten South 1:05. With a relay start, she; one fall with an hour's limit, covered her 100-yard leg in 1:03.5. GEORGE MACRICOSTAS, Two other record attempts former Greek Olympic cham- eastern, the league champion.

BARRING an unexpected v.ere mane, une xauea ana will bat- Parma 70. B. C. Sprinrfield 45. Port Austin 49.

Bar Port 39. si. Saered Heart 60, Sac. H. F.

15. Mhittemore 69. Alrona 'Hi. Woodland 58. Verniontvtlle 66.

WORLD'S fastest way to smave lapse, the two tournament co-favorites should slip through the semifinals to set themselves up for the climactic battle Tuesday. Cass' job appears more difficult than Northwestern'. The Technicians will be confronted with a Ghadsey team which ii tie Gino Angelo in the chief supporting match. A tag bout, which will pit Joe Hady and Louis Klein against Harry Lewis and CLASS Atlanta Ml. Pmen Hnnior tH.

Watervliet 4 7. Berrien Srinr 7 1, Keealiir II. Kovne City Il'i, harlevoiv 37. Caledonia 6t. Ravenna 51.

I ar.nn ilr tiO. Ovid 5A. Cedar KnrincM 75. Saranae 4M. i omntek 51.

kal. hriht. 61. Fdniore 63. Brerkenridre 40.

r.lkton rl. Inionviile 53. KUie 5, rtllton 55. Fennville 58, H.vr.m Center 47. H.

Athrrton 51. Fl. St. 4ohn Bl. 44 R.

Ijrr R7. R. S. hri.t. 59.

Hrbor Beaeh W5. Brown City t53. Harrison it. Lake City 46. Hartford B7.

Coloma til. other was ruled out. Minn Mann, 18-year-old nophomore at Wanhlngton's) American University, easily beat the world record of 2:27.6 for the 200-yard Individual medley, hhe. wan disqualified, however, after lHng timed In 2:26, for an illegal turn on the breaotistroke lejf. FRIDAY'S PAIRINGS AT 8F.RVITE CLASS St.

Anthony ft. Seryite, ft m. it discovered by BING CROSBY eo-ttarrirtg In 'ANYTHING GOES" George McCar- potent and dangerous, one which can match them in height and shooting ability. AT PONTIAC (f.ASS Ayondale Romeo. 7 p.m.; Roehester v.

larkston. 8:15 p.m. AT ST. CH RI.ES CLASS t. Bernard v.

St. Philip. 7:30 p.m.: Martin vs. st. Catherine, 9 D.m.

AT HAMTRAMCk CLASS St. Fliabeth v. Sweetest Heart. p.m.; St. erilia v.

St. A Paramount Picture In Viita Vision. Dougie Gray, another member ther, will com- t. of the six-girl team, attempted pIete the card Rocca 5 woior oy icnnitoior. Liolitburn Cass' advantage is in speed i and a resulting fast-break attack which can break open a game without warning.

No one has' been able to slow the Technicians since they gather speed after the Thomas. 9 p.m. AT TROY CLASS Warren v. Trur. 6:15 p.m.: Clawson va.

1 tira. 8:15 p.m. AT ALI.F.H LAKF. tr. crack the 0:07.

woria recora Tne firgt match will start at for the 4'JO. She opened with furious :28 clocking on the first i lip and had little left for the 1 oimh on All X.Lh. She was timed in 5:16. I 'CI "lailS All The record attempts were! MELBOURNE (UP.) West made on a program sponsored and East Germany have agreed Ch Ring oice n.AsS Milford vs. Brixliton.

7:15 p.ru.: Walled Lake vs. Northville, 8:45 NEW YORK fUJ) Light weight contender Ludwig Light P'm' AT HRPKR WOODS CLASS v. Anrhor Bay, 7:30 p.m.; tw Haven vs. Lake Shore, to send a combined team of Yy the DAC Beavers as a pre long Christmas layoff, NORTH WESTERN rates as only a slight favorite over Pershing, Northwestern edged Southeastern, 52 to 50, in overtime in about 100 athletes to the 1956 burn, or Bntisn Honduras, is view of this summer's Olympic Trials in Detroit. Olympic Games.

favored at 3-1 to beat substitute Hoacine Khalfi, of Algeria, again in their return 10-round television fight (WWJ-TV Channel 1 the tournament's first round, but 8 p.m. AT FARMINGT0N CLASS Farmlnt-ton vs. Bedford St. Mary. p.m.

CLASS Orrhard Lake St. Mary T. Bloomfirld Hills. 7 p.m. AT IN KSTER-ROOSEVELT CLASS Belleville vs.

Romulos. 7 p.m.; Sarred Heart vs. Inkater. 8:30 lit. the Colts were far from the smooth unit they were expected mm a i Here's the instant lather that's "comfort-rich 4) Friday night at Madison Square Garden.

Khalfi Is substituting for L. C. Morgan, of Dayton, who was disapproved by the New York State Athletic Commission because of his current suspension in Cleveland. Young Lightburn, rated fifth among 135-pound contenders and boasting six straight victories, outpointed Khalfi at St. Nicholas Arena last Oct.

24. Starts softening your beard in 7k seconds! Binjr, Crosby has discovered a fast way to get a close shave it's with Colgate Instant Barber Shave. There is no other way-lather or brushless-so fast, so comfortable-starts softening your beard in 2Vi seconds. And it's so rich it stands up. AT VISITATION I CLASS St.

asirnlr vs. St. Alphon-sus, 7 p.m.; ft. Leo ts. St.

Gregory. 8:30 p.m. AT VANDYKE CLASS Lutheran vs. Royal Oak Madison. 7:30 p.m.; Shrine vs.

Center Line. 9 p.m. AT -ALLEN PARK CLASS Loiirdes vs. Thurston. 7 p.m.; River Kouce vs.

Melvindale. 8:30 p.m. AT FXORSE (LAS Huron vs. (iroe lie. 7 p.m.: St.

Patrick vs. jandotte-Smilh. 8:30 p.m. lO DC. Pershing, on the other hand, sprang the big ipset of the tournament when it dumped Central, No.

2 team of the West hide. The overlooked Doughboys could do the same to Northwestern. Cass and Chadsey will meet at Mumford, and Northwestern and Pershing will play at U. of D. High.

Second Division games will pit COLGATE Sr BARBER SHAVE U. of D. and Miller at Pershing I and Northeastern and Mumford at Central. i Bar to Quits Flat Rock i Auto Track I Andy Barto stepped out Thurs- 'Hire re- i 0 0 0 I II JLJLJLJLkJ rs- Vvrtn)" rww day as racing promoter at the Flat Rock Speedway to devote his energies to his promotional THE GARRETT CORPORATION AiResearch Manufacturing Divisions of Los Angeles, California and Phoenix, Arizona have excellent positions available at both locations for TECHNICAL WRITERS With ability to exprets clearly, in writing, complicated procedures in service manuals and handbooks. Must understand mechanical operation and service of precision equipment.

Should be familiar with requirements covering technical publications and be able to establish and describe maintenance, overhaul, service and field lest procedures. Experience with aircraft equipment and military specifications would be helpful but not essential. and SPECIFICATION ENGINEERS With obility to analyze and write reports on specification requirements. Writing will includ preliminary design reports and qualification test schedules covering complex mechanical equipment including pneumatic controls, electrical, electronic and power turbine projects. Includes setting up test procedures to conform with military and customer requirements; knowledge of engineering contacts helpful.

GARRETT employment provides on extensive benefit program including liberal relocation allowances. For Detroit interview March 9, 10, 1956. Contact: Newell Scott at WO. 1-8076 Or write to Engineering Personnel TAim duties at the Motor City Speed I i drP way. i Sheldon Hayes, president and I majority stockholder of the Flat Rock Speedway, will replace Barto at that track.

Barto said that he made the move with regret because he felt a that his health would be jeopar-' dized if he continued to try to I carry the burden of promoting simultaneously at both of this area's major quartermile tracks. BARTO IS NOW drawing up plans for his 11th season as racking promoter at the Motor City oval. He indicated that he will i A American continue to hold races each Mon-. day, Thursday and Saturday night under the sanction of the I Michigan Modified Stock Racing Association. Hayes said that arrangements I for the B'lat Rock season are not completed, but he intends to stage races each Friday and Sun- day night.

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