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••••• Thursde •• Y,.June •• 20.,<br />
Spo,b<br />
~;Fra:nkBanach Is Appointed<br />
lolligh School Athletic Head<br />
":'0', :<br />
H.!w.rc1 Poe Named to Govern Secondary Health Educa-<br />
,'" ,-' .tiOn ee".rtment in New Set-up Announeed by Essen<br />
: ;.~. On June 14 William Healey, Head of the :qepartment<br />
: 'E'PhYsiCal Education and Athletics of the. ~rosse Poi~te<br />
I. ' dary Sphools, resigned U> accept a Posltlon as varsIty<br />
I; "ethall coach at Charleston Teachers' College, Charleston,<br />
I .lllinois. .. ..<br />
, ' JOllowing his,resignatiQri, Sup-<br />
: ierintendent of 5«:bool5. Dr. Paul<br />
I "1,..~ ~ert,announced. the roor.<br />
I :,~tion of the physIcal educa.<br />
: :tOD and athleticdepanment. ~o<br />
I '4ePartment heads will be created<br />
I :,' 1'1iIce o~ the combined, physi.<br />
It,.,.l' ~ucation '!Jld ,thletlcs de-<br />
I ,ktment.' •<br />
: ~~.:,'I'he Health .Educalion Depart-<br />
• l.."t.in the' sec:ondary schools,<br />
;~'~'be. headed by Howard Poe,<br />
: r:~teaCher at the Pierce, Junior<br />
i ~~hSChoo!, will bei:'Ie~P try his luck in the big<br />
_,.stak~ at Arlirigton. r ...<br />
School<br />
Loses<br />
Healey<br />
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Board of Education States-<br />
Policies for Playgrounds<br />
SaY5<br />
Open<br />
Pointe<br />
Defer, Trombly, Pierce, Kerby and Vernier Fields Are<br />
Not Large Enough for Hard BaNGame5<br />
- At the regula!' meeting of me BOard of Education on<br />
June 5,' the policies regulating the use, of school playgrounds<br />
were clarified and formally adopted,<br />
Since many qUe!jtions hiive arisen through the'press and<br />
in communications \lo the Board over' the past year or two<br />
about the use of these playgrounds outside of school time,<br />
it was thought acjvisable. to state in writing, policies that<br />
have been followed for some time, and to improve these<br />
policies in the light of modern needs.<br />
In brief the slated policies<br />
pl\lvide: (1). definite procedure5<br />
for groups other 'than the .schools<br />
to secure permits to use school<br />
playgrounds for schedulea games<br />
and contests; (2) general rules of<br />
decency and order required of<br />
groups using School playgrounds;<br />
(3) .protection of' neighbors bOl'.<br />
dering school playgrounds; (4)<br />
designation for hard baseball<br />
'playing . at the following playgrounds:<br />
Richard, .High. School,<br />
Mason School; (5) pr~hibiti.rig<br />
golf on any. playground a~d<br />
hard baseball on any other than<br />
mentioned above, because the<br />
size or location of Defer, Tromb.<br />
Iy, Pierce. Kerby "and Vernier<br />
are not adeqJ,late for h~rd base.<br />
ball; (6) prohibition of any con.<br />
tests or scheduled games on any<br />
pubUc school playgrounds on<br />
Sunday mornings.<br />
The policies also stat2 that; because<br />
of the primary responsibility<br />
of the Board fo;' expenditures<br />
from its regular budget<br />
for keeping playgrounds in shape<br />
for regular programs of school<br />
children, no expenditure of school<br />
flmds will be authorized for improvement,<br />
supervision or .main-.<br />
teoance .of these grounds, ex.<br />
cept where such expendilurl<br />
contributes to the playground<br />
program involved in the regular<br />
curriculum or extra-curriculum<br />
acvtivities approved by the<br />
~ard, or for general maintenance<br />
of the property. '<br />
A recent example of this type<br />
of eScpenditiJre' was t.lJe coopera.<br />
tive eXpenditure of the. Village<br />
of Grosse Pointe Woods and the<br />
Board of Education in the im~<br />
provement of the ball"field at<br />
the Mason School. Since this<br />
playground can also be Used for<br />
the hard ball games of the regular<br />
Board of Education super.<br />
vised summer playground, it. was<br />
'deemed justifiable to make modest<br />
expenditures of school fund!<br />
in cooperation with the Village,<br />
even though the field will/be<br />
used chiefly ror ball gaInes by<br />
the community which are not a<br />
part of the rellular .school program<br />
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letter to ~Members<br />
High' Dads' Ctub<br />
of<br />
Gentlemen: school in the Border City League<br />
You no doubt have heard' that does? .<br />
Why can't we hire a footb~ll<br />
Grosse Pointe High has lost its coach who has played varsiiy.<br />
athletic director. It is understood football in college and give our<br />
that the Board of Education is boys' the benefit of his bii time<br />
looking for a man to. take over experience? .<br />
the football and bas~elball coach- It )W1Ilbe very hard fo repla'ce<br />
ing duties at the school your sons CoaCh Bill Healey in basketball,<br />
bu~ it must. be done and done:,'in<br />
.ttend. 'th~'r'Opet'WaY'it' Jwe'elt.p~'H'~lo<br />
Now is the time for your or- see Grosse Pointe::remain' a basganization<br />
to exert every effort kelball power. in the state as it<br />
in your ]lOwer.to bring a big time has been since Healey took over<br />
coach to Grosse Pointe to give the basketball reins four year.<br />
our community the type of foot. ago.<br />
ball it deserves. r You men must IF-ad thE way'in<br />
bringing to Grosse Pointe coaches<br />
For years the Grosse Pointe of ~he highest caliber and make<br />
High. athletic department has our.athletic. system one ..to ~<br />
been undermanned, having only proud of.<br />
two regular coaches in this de- Call, wrile or even better d-o~<br />
partment to handl~ the. major i_ to the Board of Education of.<br />
sports program. ThIS was found .flee:l and make it k1Iown that<br />
to be too much for two men to your organization wants the best<br />
h:m dle S? t~achers were asked to available' coacheS to train your<br />
&;Ive their tune to coach .our var- . boys in high school sports in the'<br />
sty baseball and, tenn,!! teams future. Let's not settle for one<br />
and the reserve squads In every coach for several sports but I t'<br />
sport. • . . eJ<br />
. .have one full time coach for<br />
Why can't a school the size .of eVery major sport. .<br />
GrOSiC Pointe afford a regular' FRED RUNNELLS<br />
coach for every major' sport on SportS'Editor'<br />
the program like every other Grosse Pointe New~:<br />
,~ - at t!leBa5@ballHallc: f Fame ;~:S:.~~ ~~~~LY ~';;;'t~;r t~ar~e~er ~ ~ ~ e: e ha~ past several weeks, June 25 will . i.~.:.'.~;.',.:.:., ...i.i.'..~.:,i.:.'<br />
e where the~ ,o:vernor dedicated a TEN YEARS AGO this June 19; dropPed down to'nothing and,.lett officially, open the .reason as the • , ...•<br />
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: I<br />
p~ue Xi' Wn<br />
to<br />
Land'<br />
the lale<br />
first'..<br />
Kenesaw J<br />
De<br />
Lo' ed aU-out'date. Conservation eXperts Br FIlED RUNNELLS Pointe athletes would say if.they<br />
UJ.S was knock. . out by the little crafts drifting about on predict the . pre-war record of<br />
'. ~ .0Ull IS, eomnus- Max Schmeling. It was the first a mirror-like lake. This caused 600 000 l' . 'ed fi h . '11 be Grosse Pointe High's basketbilll could see their 'coach before .he RatOn Plays .Havoc' Wl.th P'o'I.nte Bal'l<br />
• Oi l1O!1et ofbaseba)l.. .' , . and only tim' .e, the ~hampl'o'n had "reat ~on~em'. to .the' skipper'. S 'oe- ; Icens s .ermen WI leaves our community. '.'The best<br />
• ...... ~.. ~" broken.this yea'r.- ,. prestige suffered a severe blow .<br />
Ii ~'!"~; ~ l~O-JO.WHITE, been knocked out in his long pro- cause they had to battle the cur- Bass and Muskies will be Ihe with the announcement that ath. of luck and tile greatest' success Metropolitan Club<br />
'II the u-Tliah m~, took over to- fessional career. • . . rent, which prevails along the main objective of most of the leti,c dircctor Bill Healey had ac. to you always, coach. It's been The unseasonabre we a the 'r Leape. Sbndints<br />
. I.dly as. the playmg manager of THE HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE channel, without the aid of any anglers, with the specific purpose cepted an .offer to become the swell knowing a fellow like you.'! plaYed ha:Voc with the ~eball ' W L<br />
: ~SeitUe Rainers in the Pacific has never changed hands in the of that stuff that makes'lhese 'lit- of dethroning Percy Haver.as the varsity basketball coach at East- ------ City ~ 2 O.<br />
• cGut LellgDe. He has been play- Yankee Stadium if that consoles Ue wind wagons go. The fleet was world c!tampionship muskalonge ern nIinois State Teachers Col- G P • t games scheduled in the Pointe Woods :._ 2 J<br />
. = ~.With. Sacramento. you folks who have laid it on the pretty well bunched during the fish~rman. Haver caught his 62 lege in Char~e5ton, Illinois. rosse OlD e, I during the last week and only Farms 1 1<br />
,'" ~"::MICHIGAN QUAL1FIED four line for Mr. Conn. . . lull. ]lOund 8 ounce world title win- Although it is a great lo~ to L Res Its one game was plaYl'd in the <strong>Class</strong> Shores ~ 1 2<br />
'II ~. for the final 36 holes of THE WEATHER put the damp- About 3:.30 p. m. the breeze de- ning muskie in about four feet the Blue Devils' athletic depart- eague U B diVision: and that one was Park ..: 0' 2<br />
~ ~. ~~l\&l Open. They were er on the exhibition game scheel- veloped sllghUy from .the north- of water oft tJ:e head o~ B~lIe Iment it is a. big ~tep forward fer I __ I . . . On Wednesday, June 12 all<br />
. ~ Je\:l',~:Eddie Furgol. the 27-year uled between the Tigers and the east and the fleet began to move Isle. Haver .adYIsed mus!'.1e flSh- Healey towards th,; big t i..m e. Ciaas E wash~OIl.t after five mnmgs of sclteduled l1:ames weTf~ rained ou't.<br />
• llltiPontiac Country Club pro Flint All-Stars when rain washed towards the first m,ark o! .the ermen to fISh the. shoal waters coaching of which every high J . 13 .1", play... . • , I Results of games Dlayed Fri-<br />
II .'!'lh'&'was,followed by Chick Har~ out the contest. The same down- course. As.all the h