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Evening star., 1941-11-02

9-Point Cold Control
5-Yeor Protection Plan ,
Automatic Interior Light
PoreeIoin EnomeIed Interior
Limited Quontity
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
Harris Says Senators Will Run

isn't half bad, and Al Evins,
built for wear and tear, may
take the first string Job from
both.
Myer feels better than he has
In three or four springs, and
Jimmy Bloodworth looks like he
means II. Pofahl Il one Of two
extra hands IN On infleld which
may spring IN occasional leak,
but will hit ~. not for dis
lance, perhaps. but often.
Harris gave Gerald Walker to
ret Doc Cramer because he
needed q center fielder. He may
hste two OF them now. Joe
MGllendick, up from Greenville.
loeks that good.
4 Harris doesn't go anything
wrong with Chapmsn playing
for hjmsslf, - he was reported
70 have done elsewhere.
1'lf ~ plays enough for him
Se1R, ~ may tske some Of the
others along with him." beams
the Old boy Wonder, who had
no trouble with The Alabama
Arrow IA the latter's previous
stny with he N,ts. 49,
Sam West and Johnny Wslaj
ore u6srauo flychasefs.
06elY Harris & clothed b o.
tioian oven {hosh . toh'n9-
~ c1peoe4 Aq1nt ek -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
Leahy Lays Plans
NEW DIRECTOR HOPES TO THROW FOOTBALL
L. :4 WIDE OPEN AT NOTRE DAME
s" NEXT FALL

Juzwik and Steve Bagarus. and
quarterback Bob Hargrave will
form the nucleus, of the Irish Of
tense next fall when the Irish
meet Arizona, Indiana, Georgia
Tech, Carnegie Tech, Illinois,
Army, Navy, Northwestern and
Southern California.
1.-THE only prediction I'll
make about our 1941 team" said
Leahy, twill be that we'll have q
team ready at the kickon for
every game next fall. Competi-
ton here, especially. with. West
ern Conference teams met year
after year, will be tough. But in
general, we hope to put .
speedy, fast shifting team on the
field. We will be ready to gamble
with things out Of the ordinary
when the occasion rises.
"We"-and he indicated his
assistant coaches, John Druze, Ed
McKeever and Joe McArdle -
"are happy to accept the chal-
lenge here. Well make no at-
tempt to emulate the immortal
Knute Rockne. That can't be
done. But we know the country
will be watching Notre Dame
next fall-that the pressure Il
really on. So we'll Just try "a
come up with . good, fighting
team typical Of the tradition that
always has been Notre Dame.r
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
City Elves
EndSeaSOn


1.-TWO teams will steal the SPOT
light tonight as the 18th and fin
al round of play in the City Rec
reation basketball race takes
place on the hardwood floor Of
the Mount Clemens High School
gymnasium.
Kibble's Toggery and Will
Jams Plumbers will battle for q
spot in the championship play
offs, which are scheduled to take
place next week. The three first
bertha havs already been won
by Howie's Service, Koleky, and
the Merchants.
Kibble's has won six games
and lost seven this season. The
Plumbers have a record Of five
wins and eight losses. Should
Williams win tonight a playoff
game will be arranged to decide
the fourth place position. The
battle Is the third on the card.
Koleky, deadlocked with the
Merchants In second place, will
face Snay's in the first contest.
The merchants will take on the
league-leading Howie's quintet.
Second place In the league
standings should Be decided
when these two games are COM
cluded.
The fourth and last game will
be between the Owls and Gil
bert's The Owls are ut present
holding down the cellar.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
City. Champs i
Win Match
!. Locroix, Quinn
Down Detroit Stars

. Approximately $50 persons
turned out last night at the
Bowl O Drome to see Emmett
Quinn and Norman LaCroix,
city doubles champs, Of 1910. de-
feat the Gavie brothers, John
and Hank, doubles champions OF
Detroit last year in . special
match.
The local bowlers won by 101
pins In q ave game match, 2,037
to 1896. The match was the
first Of it, kind this year.
LaCroix took top honors In
the match with . 1,031. Quinn
rolled q 1905. Hank Gavie was
credited with 1,0ll and John
0avis with q o26.
!: Four Of Quinn's ave games
were over 200.
Scoring:
Mount Clemens
Noeman LaCrolx 1lS-lOl- 10 - 3oo-losi
Emmstt Quinn 91e-3o0- REORGANIZATION
Joeeo ..ss...s..........s.sss WI
Detroit
Hank oevis 49,. soa-ss5.isg- Sia-i7s-ioii
John osvie -. l77-iet-lso-9ol-113- s3S
Totals ...................... 49,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13

runs q week last term.
Because Jimmy Pofahl turned
out to be--in Clark Griffith's
words the worst buy he ever
made, Cecil Travis and Buddy
lewis are back where they were
at shortstop and third
base, respectively.
Lewis went to right field and
Travis 70 the Gar turn . year 80
WHEN Old Fox Griffith paid Min
neQpolis $50, 900 for Pofalil.
ARCHIE B8RORTS WITH
FueE RECORD ON COAST
Harris was practically paging
ushers and peanut butchers In
sesrch Of q first baseman after
zeke Bonura was peddlsd TO the
Cubs last summer.
Archie. called q right-handed
Hal Chase on the golden slope,
batted .337 In 1899 and ga h
1910. He led the "A loop with
81 doubles last trip, and IVES
third In scoring l10 runs end
driving In l02.
Harris principal task b de-
vsloping another startins
pitcher, and he u pullino Tor
Buddy Myer 70 have one moro
good year at second base.
Hudson, The new Warrington
snonsunsnt, won l5..ssmas IA BIZ
flSyt 0oooon IN the majoeS oiooe
. Glow start during whicn uMyie
yuDeed 81 ths gseoh sl1osey -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13

II Oglsthorpe Fast. One and
Emil Leonard and 3 o u { h paw
Chase are potential 20-game
men.
Waltsr Masteruou II due to
show something N ore than
promise. Danny MacIayden will
be employed u . spot pitcher.
weekher.beaten Alex Carrasquel
h still around, and the brighter
bowling recruits are Arnold An
dersou and Red Cunningham.
" Anderson, Q feet 3 and weigh
ing 3l0. lost one more than hs
won for Springfield Of the East
ern League, but wa recalled In
time 10 rspel the Browns, Z
Harris asserts that Cunning
ham, up from creenville Of the
South Atlsntic. b more formid-
able than Joe lIrakauskas ever
figurss 10 b. Big and strong.
Cunningham u the only left
handed recruit Harris ever saw
who he'd -poiSs.
President Griffith hopes 70 &C.
Quirs smother pitcher from The
Ysnkees o. waivers. The New
Yceke hive %. many -. orod-
natsd frum Kansas city and
IHiSSS noPEs CHAPMAN
SAkDo 01I1uS WIN M
nIek tsFyp1l 0ives ~ NJ
seseey Ct - Jahe ~ ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13

MA Ossvtss Sports BAjtss
oORLANDO. Fla, March H.
Stanley Raymond Harris ssys
the Washington club will run
this season.
Bucky Harris doesn't .say
where, but the Nationals will
have to run TO get any place.
Il will be news when any one
Of them makes an extra base
hit.
Yet Harris wouldn't be sur
prised II Warrington had It, best
club since he returned there In
1885.
That wouldn't necsss srily
make the Ns4s psnnant-winners,
but k.
Tall Sid Hudson, Dutch Leon
ard and Kendall Chase assure
Washington respectable pitch
Ing. ~
The outfit hss speed !.
the swkeegt athletes In baseball
In George Washington Case and
Ben Chapman. a.
oepres Albert Archie. the
met vol5oble player In tie Pa.
ci1lc Coaot League. VIII play
conejd esoble mt base. and eets
asoGDd ~ boooR
no6pe cfansF md Chapman
Win O. logn . CCC ean1p y
~. G1lGD)4 - .corraet t1gnb)o
wAIsA - ~ 60 q -
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
rs Bl-Couniy
(agersMalkIe
Honor Teams

Eighteen Bi-County league
players who are ending their
prep school basketball careers
with the close Of this season to-
day had been selected for honors
by Z vote Of Athletic directors
and coaches Of the South Ma.
comb athletic loop.
Only seniors were named 70
the two teams and the eight
honorable mentions which were
awarded. All six Bit County
leakue teams are represented In
the selections which were made
without designation of the posi-
tions for the players.
Those named were:
Jack Ware-Lake Shore
Bud Almany-Lake Shore
Donald Banker-Utica
Howard Cherry-Lakeview
Bud Bunch-Center Line
Clifton Mylls-Lake Shore
Gordon Gilbert-South Lake
Arthur Lippincott - South
Lake
Milton Sicklestesl -Lakeview
Ray Bassett-Eastland
Players accorded Honorable
Mentions were: william Rogers
(Lake Shore), Roy Church
(Utica), James King. fUtica),
Godfrey Heinieke (Utica), OAR
rel Simons Center Line), Walter
Begun (Utica), Jack Hafner
(Center Line), and Alainpi Car
mele (Eastland).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
Joe Louis
Ny F!1h|!i.
IN Shelby

81 -S o - s~SSvss
/. oJos Louis, heavyweilht chain-
pion Of the world, may fight m
exhibition bout ! = his farm near
Utica this spring 70 help pure
chaVs fire. apparatus Tor Shabby
township.
.Tho announcement was mada
q q meettng Of the Shelby town.
ahip. board through Louis -attor-
ney. 4. IS
/: Louis told @ enc Lavigne,
chairman Of the board. that he
vas willing to donate hts serv-
ices r.. the fire apparatus pro-
pcsal 70 placed ON the April Z
ballot. The fight would mater
iaaixe only II the proposal passed.
Louis attorney said.
For some time q proposal to
purchase upwards Of 800 In
fire equipment for the township
has been under discussion. The
board decided at its meeting to
sccept the champions offer and
place the proposal on the ballot
in the April elections. !,
About three months ago one
Of the buildings on the Louis
farm, one OF the largest in the
area, was burnt down. It Is be-
lieved that this, plus the dis
cussion concerning the purchase
Of equipment. prompted Louis to
make his offer.
Louis has never fought In Ma
comb. county,! although he has
lived In Shelby township for
the past year. II the proposal
passes, Louis said that he will
be able to fight on any date ex-
cept July 4. indication are that
the exhibition will be given in
the latter part of June or early
July.
The champion announced that
he will furnish the ring, seats,
and whatever other accessories
are necessary. A special commit
tee, appointed by the board. will
take care of ticket arrange
ments If the exhibition comes
off,.
!, Nothing definite has been de-
cided regardin~ an opponent for
Louis. accordins TO Lavisne.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
~ EARL HlLIGAN


osOUTH BEND, Ind, March 10
-R-Given q break In mate
rial, Frank Leahy is going to
( h 70 w Notre Dame football
wide open" next fall.
The 32.year-old sridiron coach
and athletic director, who for
mally began his new job yester-
day at the opening Of spring
practice. said toda. that he plans
to use the same style Of offepse
with kis new squad as he did at
Boston College, where his 1850
and 1910 teams won 20 out Of 20
games.
IF the material comes up we'll
show them something different"
said Leahy. successor to Elmer
Layden who resigned TO become
commissioner Of the, National
Pro Football league. by that I
don't mean that Layden didn't
produce great teams here. His
record Of a. wins, IS defeats and
three ties in seven years u . re-
markable one which I only hope
we can match.
But ut Boston College we
tried 'Goofy' stuff. Quick open
ing plays, long passes and short
passes. At Boston College we
were fortunate In having . fine
passer and runner in Charley
O'Rourke. II we come up with
2 good passer here next fall,
we'll really open up. We gambled
at Boston College and we'll gam
bic here. II we have q chance"
In Owen (Dippy) Evan 8.
Leahy may have the passer he
needs. Evans. half backs Steve
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13

NO CHECK ON CHECKERS
Checkers still Is one Of the
m ost popular pastimes. One
manufacturer sold more than
20, 900, 900 boards In America In
1910.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
SHOT PUT MONOPOLY

WASHINGTON, d. c., March
13.-Big AL .Blozis of George
town University holds three
wofld indoor shot put records
In the 8, IL, and 16-pound
events.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
Rowling II
Schedule
Announced

- AA0 HIM.
OPairings of the five-man teams
In the Mount Clemens acomb
annual city bowling tournament
were announced today by Ar
mold Rockensuess, manager OF
the tournament.
Eighty-five five-man teams
will start competition next Mon
day, March IL, at the Mount
Clemens Recreation. In addition.
40 doubles teams, and 263 indi-
vidual bowlers will compete.
Schedules Of the latter two
events will be made later. Five
man events conclude March 81.
Play starts Monday at 7 p, m,
with q match between the Ushers
club and Sierens Music opening
the tournament. Other teams to
bowl Monday night are: Self
ridge Inn VS.. Young Business
men; Munt Flowers W.. knights
OF Columbus: Anderson Super
Service vs.. Hubarth b Schott;
Fisher Towers vs.. Pleque HI
Speed; Altes Lager vs.. Stewart
Sales; Macomb Beer. w. Mount
Clemens Rose Gardens; J. p.
Mcmahon vs.. Budweiser.
Complete schedule Of five
man teams competins-for awards
and trophies In the over-your-
average tourney 10 rs follows:
Yiys-lGsn Schedule March l7-21, lssi
MONDAY. MA8cH ~. Pm.
Usher Club. Sierens Music.
Selfridse Inn, Young Business Men.
y. ). MINT Florist. xni~rts Of Columbus.
Andersen Super sss.. Hubsrth =
schott.
MONDAY, MARCH, ~. Pm.
Fisher Towers. pleQus HI Speed.
Altes Lager. etswsrt Sales.
Macomb Bssr Store, Mt Clemens Rose
>. p. MclIahon. Budwsises.
) TUESDAY. NANCE 70. Pm.
Decker Cafe. Lakeside 9yueI.
Ras's shoe store. Bannow Drug.
Havel- Sheriffs. Peschke Packing.
puncans Log Cabin. Leo's HI Speed.
TUESDAY, MARCn -, Pm.
city Transfer. Terracs Gardens.
Rossvills No. I. R6no Sport Shop No. :.
Krafts Hardware. J. -. 1n.sa eon'
Bulls Recreation. Thsut- shsriff
TUESDAY. MAncH u. n Pm.
johnson Service. Jr. Order United Amer.
Mechanics. a.
Owls Club. Cafe Rose oGdsna
WEDNESDAY,. xAncn ~ !! Pm:
xSpp!t. Star No , kspssfs snvsr sssf
John:on sar. Baskins RADIO no. :.
n. A. Smith Mkt. Kihblee Tosgery.
sslfrides MOO No. ,, Seifrsdss MOO
No. }. ~. ee&
WEDNESDAY,, lgADCM 10. . Pm.
Shamrock Cafe. nossvilIe No. :.
wclvssines tRiehmend) ". Home Ass'
,Asemsns Bred .nichmone, ". sunoeo-
Eschsnbrg Tires. strohs.
TuURoDAY, 0A8CH -. Pm.
Eckerts Parts. Kukuk Contractors.
lgilloys Creamery. score Club.
0aItsrs Market. Heckmans Flowers.
Lso's Tavern. TimjIsn OIL.
THURSDAY. MAnCu -. Pm.
Farmers Milling. priehs sales.
cities Service, Rotary Club.
pagstt & Holmes, Hemmingsem MKT.
no0eo Sports No. !, Jim = Sons.
YnlDAY, leA1CD -. 2 Pm.
Texsco Yirpcbiefs, Murphy Bros.
Denmark Hotel, DatAins Radio No. ].
0o-0etters Club. Family Tavern.
Sheppard Service. Post Office.
YRlDAY. NA1Cu n, o;1o Pm.
Dsy1ntier pt6. Co.. oJefke Shsst Metal.
Ne Clemens Sav. Bank, Center Line
1ecroation.
Dad's Place. ooebel Gold Label
Hatch Service. Nssbttt Grunge.
FRIDAY, lGARCn n. fli3e Pr
Alwardts Dist. W. Klsan Linen.
Alwardts Cafe W. 4. n O. Il. ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13

a. U11DOUU 49, ~ SSsss~> 4
y q sthe ART team;
u16 - ~ Junior o. the
II 1I1 .. III only uu1nt-
~ ~ ~. giyen 70 Carl
~ % " eRnk guard 81 INLAY
lo1a0s Was automatically
nHn1n of the mythical
\ 80 4 . senior md
\ E Vo hot xix inches In biz
& -, He u IN all around
IN made the All Trt-
1 go etball team this past
/ q Ac6prding 70 Barnabo
& r. ou1d aIoo make out well IN
1 ~ xsar.
& & fl(y. league champions
I yoor. placed two men on
\ ~ 4 nm. and two On the
H6Ooo, the runner-up,
IN So ~ "a ths ART team,
& 6ocond. AMI two on
\ \ IN. Lapeer got one
III mt team, one On the
Z y EQns a the honor
/ " q hlacDd one man on
- ~ III 4nd three a the
1n6lI: Nochester one on.the
t6iin: Lake Orion twO'on
I E a lIe(Dsr ran; and Richmond
m honor roll.
b. ~ = =
' ss.; ~ sSicus d Romeo. was
IIi y ~ reaptain Of the second
I1I1n z NJ - rot the majority
~ yotoo cast. He missed
I k1n9 ~ ART team by . single
y NJ FIRST TEAM
! $50. RENEE (ssnior)
Oxferd (seniosl
. ~. Lapeef (jumiorl
~. 1lAlay City (juniar)
! nAlay City (seaior)
4 6IcOND TEAM
W. -, { lnlay City (ssaieT)
|11 G Z 1oehssteT (juAjsrA
Y y Jalay CITY ,lssaier)
.,.,s,. .LaDeeT (senieR)
J. M kennee (ssajef)
~ ueealDea, Lothsry,
! % ) / 711es Oxford: Bob
: jeJno q: lyosnon, Oxford;
1Ii13a. N $500 Orion: 8hn.
f - Orion: Eeldman, OK
J. ~ lIieop. Romeo; Simmons.
! ss hlg tam 4 characterized
4 III, axntessive, According
III q the strongest
M hat has been
4 81 q y ~ i've years.
\ f1 n Iris ven, {" Barn
I'M cepijcnally
nv e,n11lsr .1han
M Il haS ever been
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
Lose I - F'eli!; - Me I
22-I9. I'm III ,ene . !.


"a sod group OF boys from Mount Clemens made their ~ u
the locker room Of tire Ferndos Lincoln High school am
noslum about I | O'Clock los& night. kFF8 IA
They the edthess Iint returning from the hugs ne
Ferndole basketball court where crowd Of cpproxaotc
1000 had witnessed their hopes of sweeping through the
Coss-A Division of Ire eoools II tp stnte bosetbo nuno-
n,e,f dosted In one ond- o-hulf nnirutoa of GLOW
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
OFT RIDES ON PASS

MIAMI, Fla, March bout
fielder Mel OFT has been issued
1895 bases on balls In Is years
with the New York Giants.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13

! u thp stnte boskstboIi tDurno-
'ninu}es Of ploy. IN
With Z, uts-and-a-h "A 4 g
play remliping In their game
with rerndAle, the Bathers were
out In front 70 70 10. but wh4n
tho ANAL gun sounded they were
on the short end Of 3 ~ % 10
score and out Of the state cham
pionships.
A foul was ~ difference be.
tween defeat a1td vie tory.
Frasche, substituts yespdale for
ward. was awarded t5so froo
throws on Ralph sieweft and
sank them when the chips were
down to bring the score to 20.
10. As the gun was sounded,
two more free throws were
awarded Ferndale, this time on
Capt. Walter Bobcean. TO add .
little gravy.
Nothing seemed to work for
the Bathers last night. They
weren't making the long shots
and missed simple dog shots time
and again. They didn't seem 10
be the same team that took %
the courts during the last Ave
games of the regular season.
For one thing they had had
breaks They had to play with
out the services Of Howard Tate,
who was confined 1t home with
the flu. Tate's scoring power
around the basket, his ability to-
make. follow-in shete Of the
blackboard, took NTH Of the
sting out Of the HalEr offensive.
But even the absence OF. Tate
doesn't fully account for the de-
feat. The locals weren't work
ing a. a team. They lost the ball
to Ferndale at least q dozen
times through faulty passing.
They begged down around the
basket.
Coach Ernest Buckholz' STRAIT
egy last night was to keep two
men In around the basket and
three men out when yerndalo
was using rnan-to-man defensA
Buckholz was trying To 6et IL
Ferndale team 70 fall IN on do
tense 20 that the Bathers, could
use Q fast break. When thu STRAIT
egy worked, the Bathers missed
dos-shots th1t c6uld kave upGll&
victory. No less than Ave such
shots were missed during thu
game.
With Ttats out, Coach Buck.
holz had 70 shift Bobcean TO thu
guard position and put Lylo
Bliss In ut forward. Bliss {altere6
and Bob Plegue went into tn
game to play . standout game
for the local quintet. He earned
Ave Of the Bathers 10 point4
sinking three out Of four nee
throws and Z basket. Bobcean
was the teams high man with
eight points. s
Fenwick Crane, Ferndale cen.
ter and scoring power, was the
big man on the court last night,
He was credited with II points
five baskets and q free throw. I.
The game started slowly,
Ferndale freezing the bali on
passing. When the quarter end
ed, Ferndale had scored only
Ave points and the BathsrS three.
At the close Of the half Mount
Clemens was still trailing BY
two points, 8 to 7. Coach Buck
holz' charges started 70 click mo.
mentarily In the third period
and went ahead "a TO 10. Bob
cean scored two neat one-handed
shots In this stanxa. In the fourth
period the local attack again be-
ran the wane and the game b.
gan TO get Z little rough. Fern
dale rot within one point Of the
Bathers when Siewert was called
on q foul.
Tho Bather game wound up
an evening which saw Hazel
Park eliminate Port Huron, AZ
a., and Crosse Pointe upset .
highly favored Royal Oak squad.
24-23.
Crosse Pointe meets Pontiac
and Hazel Park faces Terndale
In the semi-iinals.
Scoring last night:
MOUNT CLEMENS
Player FG IT n
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
8eers Placed on Til County All-Star Team
ID Romeo,
ees First Team
= y GU 80 sJNvss Men On FlvSt
III plvssj klekwsea1 Also Henossd

County lsooue cnosrs were selected by vote
Shjstic Directors n tn leoous for enrolment on
3oyseooms and an honorary roster for 94l. accord
R cr,noancesnent mode todoy by Dan Bonobo secse-
~ ioooue and Athletic Director Of Romeo High
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-13
PIN Points

N3A1btEok U@sOA0&Hs0 0AAN
Second. place Miller Brothers
gained 4 full game on league
lending Denmark hotel by win
ming two Of three from the lat
ter team In Minor league comps
tition at the Bowl -Drome last
night.
In other matches, Leo's Tsv-
ern won three from First Ma
tional Bank and Brandenburg's
Treasurers and Cities Service
each won the odd game from
Glefke and Johnson's. respec-
lively.
Dorm Martell. Brandsnhurgian
leadoH man, won top scoring
honors when he put together
1e5-le1 In $40.
DENKWIxH SWEEPS MATCH
Denewith's Hi-Speed swept it,
match with -Salter's Market to
move into Z Tie with j., & ].
Novelty in Zig Ten competition
at the Bowl o -Drome last night.
Victor Denewith hit 900 on
the nose when he rolled 203-
217-10O to pace his team to vic
tor. Novelty meanwhile lost
two Of three to Blue Rock Cafe.
In other matches, Kreiner's,
K. OF C., No. 3, and Owls club
won two Of three from Johnston
club, X. Of c.. No 2, and Leo's
Hi-Speed. Chuck Nicolai's $50
was second high In the league.
EWING, MATTNGLY HOT
Paced by Les Erving and
Ernie Msttinsly. Stroh's moved
into first place at the Mount
Clemens Recreation last night
by winning two OF three from
Eachenburg Tires previous pace
Ervins sl,ot azs in ses, and
Alattipsly had lez-2li in SO to
aid The beer nan. H Q rm q n
Timpfs AZ opsnsr, give him 4
Coz for the losers.
Last place Hatch Service won
five Of six games bowled In two
matches. The Service boys won
Wc,.;.-.., .s,.t Snn.oae - soy
80 st.,a s,,r,. Mount r,i.,,,sr.
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SAC11OM OIL d LEAD
Jocksoa rotor 0e3es won one
o. thiee trqm Seifsidse mn 70
stay - mr. place In Texaco
league composition y the MA
COMB Hecroet,on la1t night: An
Ch0f man 6DT0lo1 PEP moore
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

"But she ADELE GARRISON
ought To he shot Mt sunrise.
nevertheless, for 80 risking her
life. Don't YOU agree 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

absolutely" Mr.. Veritzen
agreed. and then, TO my great
relief, he gestured to the door.
VERITZEN GOES TO OLGA
"Olga will he ANXIOUS" he
said, "to know how things are
going. 30 II YOU do not need me
further. I will 20 10 her"
I'VE should he glad 10 have
YOU remain here" my father
said courteously. but. n you
wish 10 90 away, we do not
really need you"
Then viii hid you ALI reyoir
until the morning, 1 shall see
you them"
II cannot tell" my father said.
II may have 10 20 directly away
again. But II l am here, GER
tainly shall see YOU"
lie smiled az me and then ex.
.cHrrt mrs hand 70 Philip Neritzer
.hO shook II warmly, bowed low
o me and was gone My father
ooked Al me a bit Quizzically
when the door had closed.
You have something 10 tell
me. I" he SAID lis II something
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

I MADE as short work as pos
sfble of my story of the gangsters
murderous attempt 10 get hold of
Marions letter 10 Ronald, and Of
his subsequent capture. My IA
theirs eyes were shining when /
finished and. coming over 10 me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

Why the Army Prefers
Blondes. The Navy and Weather
Burtau Need En-. Too; but
Only Seven Strands Of Their
Hair to Send 46,7OO Feet In the
Air In Weather Forecasting In
struments. An Interesting and
Instructive Popular Science Fea-
ture With Illustrat ions In The
American Weekly, the Magazine
Distributed With This Sundays
Issue OF The Detroit Sunday
Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-10

he lifted me
from my chair
10 my feet and
put his hands
nm my Shout
=, almost. l
ret. with bene-