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Ann Arbor News, April 4, 1938
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MARRIED COUPLE ANNEX TITLE: Mrs. Adelaide "Freckles" Scott and Lester "Foozy" Scott shown above paired together to win the mixed doubles title in the All-City Badminton tournament Saturday night. Her husband gives Mrs. Scott credit for winning the final match.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 4, 1938
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BRUNETTE BEATS BLOND - Miss Eleanor Gilbert, right, defeated Miss Mary Anderson, left, in the novice final of the All-City Badminton tournament Saturday night. The match was one of the hardest fought of the tournament, going three sets.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 4, 1938
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WIN TITLE IN DOUBLES - Chris Mack, left, and Leroy Weir, right, won the men's doubles title in the All-City Badminton tournament Saturday night at Michigan's Intramural Building. Mack was also victorious in the men's singles and paired with Jane Quirk to annex the crown in the mixed doubles.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 4, 1938
Caption:
A FEW REASONS WHY BADMINTON IS POPULAR: Women take the game of badminton seriously. Shown above is a group of comely women players who competed in the finals of the All City Badminton tournament at Michigan's Intramural Building Saturday night. Back row, left to right, are Miss Priscilla Ehlers, Mary Hayden, Barbara Bleeker, and Peggy Conklin. Kneeling are Adelaide Scott and Eleanor Gilbert.