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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-01
Named BY Junior
American Legion Auxiliary

refreshments. Those attending this
picnic are to contact Beverly Curtis.
II was decided TO take more maya
zines and cigarettes to the veterans
at Leland Hospital as part OF the
rehabilitation work.
Mrs. r. c. Starr gave a short re-
port on the junior activities reported
at the department convention at
Grand Rapids. The local junior
group was listed in the state year
book as having the outstanding unit
in the second district.
One new 1912 member was accept
ed. Barbara Jean Wright. Three
guests were present. Patsy and
Nancy Sproull of Detroit and Phyllis
Kisor, Ypsilanti.
Installation of the newly elected
officers will take place at the next
regular meeting Sept q. with Mrs.
r. c. Starr as installing officer.
At the close OF the meeting sand
wiches and orangeade were served.
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Many Ypsilanh Residents to
Teach, Study in Other Cities

Among Ypsilanti residents who
will be elsewhere during the COM
ing school year either teaching or
studying. are.
Teaching: Miss Olga Everard,
Lincoln Park; Miss Olive Lockwood.
Melvindale; Miss Mary Alice Nc
Andrew. Muskegon; Miss Edith
Calder Eaton Rapids; John VI. La
rue, Marlette; Miss Elizabeth
Baker. Big Beaver; Miss Flossa
Earl, Ferndale; Miss Ruth Cater
mole, Newberry; Miss Elizabeth
Burgess, Dowagiac. Miss Louise
Renton. Dearborn Mrs. Irene Berno
Eastwood. Highland Park; Mrs. Mar.
guerite Rau Ross. Plymouth; Miss
Jane Campbell. Milo; Miss Ernestine
Goodwin. County Line School, De.
Quindre and l5-mile Road: Hamilton
Morningstar Bad Axe: Miss Betty
Jellis, Mt Clemens; Miss Margaret
Cottrell. Utica: Miss Ruth Cleary,
Riverside. H.. Miss Christine Smith,
Lapeer: Wesley Burrell, Hastings;
Charles Neir, Muskegon Heights;
Mrs. o. o. Stanchfield, Maybee;
Miss Marie Samson. Benton Har-
Dor; Mrs. Helen Sima O'Brien. Lake
Orion; Miss Marie George, Monroe;
Miss Margaret Merritt, Drayton
Plains; Miss Martha Colburn, River
Rouge: Miss Mary Colburn. Clare.
Miss Dorothy Delaforce. Muske-
gon; Miss Dorothy Ellen Johnson.
Owosso: Oliver L. Deake. Allen
Park; Elmer W. Ross. Kellogg Con-
solidated School. Augusta NJ. Ro-
mine, Pequaming: Miss Dorothy
Ellen Cook. Hastings; Miss Doris
Ross. Ann Arbor.
Teaching in Detroit are Miss Flor
ence Matthews, Northwestern High
School: Miss Gladys Cook. Beard
School; Miss Ruth Wyckoff. North
eastern High School; Mrs. Russell
Cain, Gillies School; Edward Riley.
Jr., Herbert Cooney. Nolan School;
Mrs. D. G. Smith. Edgar Guest
School; Dan H. Ohllnger, Clippert
School; Leon Y. Burrell, Barbour
School: Walter E. Dixon. Oliver
Wendell Holmes School; Miss Lena
Shaw, supervisor English.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Conrad Eichhorn
spent Sunday afternoon with rela-
tives In Somerset.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman ]. Minneker
and daughter. Miss Peggy. Miss
Vivian Stevenson and Clare Allen,
Ann Arbor, who went Friday TO
Antwerp. o.. TO visit Miss Steven
sons parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edd
Stevenson, will attend a reunion on
farm belonging TO the Ruegger
family today They will return Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Richardson
and family left Sunday for a two
weeks vacation in a cottage on ST.
Mary's River near Sault Ste. Marie
Alex J. Nulan went to Detroit to
spend Sunday and today with his
daughter and son-in-law, DR.. and
Mrs. L. A. Cadarette.
Beverly Ann Briggs, who has been
visiting her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elroy c. Briggs, will return
TO her home in Ann Arbor Wednes-
day.
MI anu hls. Nlduu W. ms anu
daughter Katherine left Sunday to
spend week in Wisconsin where
they will visit the Dells.
Mrs. Anna E. Hindley and Miss
Pauline Bombenek and Edward
Kuhl returned Sunday from camp
ing near St. Mary's River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Casselberry
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Casselberry
went to northern Michigan to spend
the week end and Labor Day.
Miss Mary Lee Cummings will re-
turn Tuesday from Cleveland
where she has been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. DeGroat will
return Tuesday from Michigan City,
Ind
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Annual election OF the Junior
American Legion Auxiliary was Sat
urday at the Legion Home. The fol-
lowing were elected TO hold office
for the next year: Jennie Coffron,
president; Shirley Rumberger. first
vice president; Marjory Reyn-
olds. second vice president; Jean
Clark, secretary; Betty Clark. treas
urer; Frances Rumberger sergeant
at arms; Beverly Curtis, historian;
Ruth Dieter, chaplain; and Jean
Ohlinger and Beverly Curtis. plan
lists.
A report was made OF the visit
OF members to Sally Ann Davis cot
tage at Base Lake Aug. 10, including
a boat ride around the lake, swim
ming and a potluck dinner. An in
vitation has been accepted for men,
bers TO spend Sept. at Highland
Lake, guests of Beverly Curtis. al
her grandmother's cottage. The
girls are to meet at the Legion
Home and leave at 30 sharp A
wiener roast will be included in the
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SCHOOLS

Continued from Page One)
Miss Viola NJ. Milks, Miss Gertrude
Murray. Miss Genevieye Neville,
Martin OPEN. Leland NJ. Randall,
Charles II. Sayre. Roland L. Schaf-
err Frank r. Schimel. Mrs. Mary B.
Shaver, Wilfred A. Sinden. Ben ].
Sovey, John Starwas. Mrs. Eliza
beth Teaboldt and Miss Pauline
Wright.
An administrative council meeting
will be held Tuesday at 10 a. m in
the uperintendents office and
building meetings in the individual
schools at D. m. A reception for
the new teachers will be at 1880
Tuesday night in the High School
auditorium and lunch room.
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Calendar of Social Events
TODAY

TO-DAY
Circle three Baptist Womens Union postponed week
Lambda Chi Omega sorority postponed one week.
City Lodge number 1877 Knights OF Pys postponed
Arbeer Verein postponed week
Presidents Honor postponed TO Tuesday evening
TUESDAY
Ypsant Grange all day meeting home OF Mrs Walter Gable
Bring table service Former members invited
OF Honor 1880 at home OF Mrs R.
Burbank.
Ladies Library Board o'clock at library.
Cross sewing and knitting five, WEIGH Hall to
o'clock.
Ypslanu Lodge IOOF, o'clock, Odd Fellow Hall
Mrs Club, 80 with Mrs Malcolm Laidlaw.
Ypsan Veterans of Foreign Wars meets this evening
in G. a r. Hall
and Professional Womens Club business meet
home Of Miss Inez Graves and Miss Esta
Cambridge Road Vacation "reminiscences.
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City firemen answered three calls
to fires Sunday. Shortly after o..
clock Sunday morning a blaze In a
large basket of towels at Trojan
Laundry and Cleaners was extin-
guished About 7 a. m. fire in car
at 113 f. Ainsworth Blvd. was extin-
guished. The car was owned by Bert
Green. Kalamazoo. At p. m. Sun
day firemen extinguished another
car fire at 1923 Washtenaw Ave.
The car was owned by Jesse Thorn
ton. Detroit.
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BACKING From Curb
Rites Will be Tuesday
For Miss Loufthy BayIiS

Funeral services will be Tues
day at 2 p. m. in Browns Chapel
A. NJ. f. Church for Miss Louf-
thy Loretta Baylis. former Ypsi.
lanti resident who died Aug. 2S
in Chicago. Rev. Henry G. Sim
mons will officiate. Burial will be
in Denton cemetery.
Miss Baylis was born July 2.
1912 in Ypsilanti
Surviving are her mother. Mrs
Ada Adams, Chicago, and father,
]. Bert Baylis, sos Waiting Blvd.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-01
"A TIME TO TAKE RISKS

A MATCH POINT duplicate
player has one job that never con-
fronts the rubber addict. The lat
ter has nobody to beat but the
players at his own table. The dup
licate devotee tries to gain better
scores on the hands than his rivals
at other tables. Since he cannot
tell exactly what they do on
particular deal, he must be skill
full at estimating. Sometimes aft
er the dummy goes down. he can
reckon that a certain number of
other pairs will reach certain
different contract. promising to
produce a better score than his.
In such case. he is often justified
in risking his own contract by a
method Of play which. If it works.
will give him an extra trick and
thereby lift him out of the group
Of pairs tied for bottom score.
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ALIEN vores< FOR SO YEARS

Oroville. Cal. Sept. i-UP-After
voting for 50 years and being elect
ed once to public office as a mem
Der OF the school board, Harry
James Osborne has become a cit
izen OF the United States. Past
20. not long ago he discovered his
father. born in England. had never
become an American citizen.
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In The Sick Room

Friends here have received word
that William Y. Murdoch, Pittsford.
y. Y, is critically Ill in a Rochester
hospital, with stomach trouble. Mr.
Murdoch was for many years a bank
officer in Ypsilanti.
Ernest Comp. E. Huron St, Ann
Arbor. was treated at Boyer Hos
pital early this morning for injuries
received when he tripped and fell
when getting out OF his car. Several
stitches were taken in his nose.
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GIRL REPORTER KNIrs ON JOB

Vancouver, B. c., Sept. l-UP-
Something unusual in the news
paper world is Mae Garrett. court
reporter for the Vancouver Sun.
She can knit anywhere and any
time. Even during the most ex.
citing moments in the courtroom
she can find time to dash of q
row or two.
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Linda Jane CuIp

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Culp have
named their baby born Friday morn
ing in Boyer Memorial Hospital
Linda Jane. She weighed seven
pounds nine ounces. over Sunday
there were many callers az the hos
pital to see the baby and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Tapp, Detroit,
Mrs. CUPS parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Birmingham. two cousins,
Miss Celia Sprague and Miss
Mabelle Sprsgue and a great-aunt,
Mrs. Winnie Sprague. Vermontville.
The visitors were dinner guests OF
Mr. Culp
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WAR

Continued from Page One)
two years Of the first World War
Collapse Predicted
The official government news
paper Izvestla predicted the com
plete collapse" Of the original plans
- Hitler. who two years ago sent
his armies smashing into Poland
TO touch OF the second world war
within a generation.
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Sister Succumbs

Mrs. Palmer Gridley was called TO
Toledo by the serious illness and
death Friday OF her sister, Mrs.
Lucy Fullington Mrs. Fullington Is
survived by two sons and two
daughters, three sisters, Mrs. Grid
ley, Mrs. Francis Heatherley, Will
lard. New Mexico. Mrs. Flora Rear,
Santa Barbara. Cal, and a brother.
Arthur Fullington, Los Angeles.
Cal. nephew, Donald Gridley and
cousins Clarence Corbett and Mrs.
Floy Daschner. Mrs. Fullington's
childhood home was south OF the
city across from the old Centennial
School.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-01

Teaching in Wayne are Miss Fran
ces Lister, Miss Jean Gibbons. Mrs.
Flora Clyne. Miss Ida Roberts, Mrs.
Ruth Holleran Rose, Miss Helen
Holleran. Miss Ruth Mueller.
Those teaching in rural schools
are: Mrs. Alice Raymond, Welch's
Corners; Mrs. Lynn f. Bell, Gale
School, Mrs. Frank f. Allen. Raw.
sonville; Mrs. Albert Thayer. Be
gole Mrs. William Dusbiber, Oak
lawn.
Among those going 10 college In
other places are: Harold Bruetsch,
University OF Detroit; Miss Jean
Ostrander. Marygrove. Detroit;
Richard Bibbius. Purdue University,
West Lafayette, Ind Gordon Gable
Albion College; Dale Knaggs. mid.
shipman In navy, Annapolis: Robert
Willoughby. Temple University,
Philadelphia; Theodore Weber, No
tire Dame University. Notre Dame;
Richard Kress Weber. St. Columbian
Preparatory Seminary. Silver Creek,
~ L - bSOl &c bldkha oAdl luNh Mlil
tary School, Faribault. Mimi; ROB
ert and William Ennen, and Joseph
Fortunate, Campion School Prairie
de Chen. Wis.
Miss Marie Therese Emery. Siena
Heights. Adrian Charlotte Cullen,
stephens College, Columbia, Mo:
Thomas Hsig Case Technical
School. Cleveland; Miss Martha
Ennen. Sacred Heart Academy, St.
Charles. Mo.
Joseph H. elmer. Jr., Thomas
Burnett. Ted Thomas, Robert Fer
guson, Miss Jean Campbell, Charles
Leverett. and Joanna Daley, Mich
igan State College. East Lansing.
Robert Gaudy, chemical engineer
ing department on scholarship by
University Alumni Association,
Philip Purcell, George Purcell. Mrs.
Frederick H Peters. A. A. McAnd-
rev. Miss Marion Jeanne Gardner.
Bruce Haig, Edward Deake. Univer-
sity OF Michigan. Ann Arbor
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NOT BOARDING

Continued from Page One)
that the cylinders are not being re-
turned as rapidly as they should
be and that many city departments
had ordered the chlorine in larger
shipments for storage.
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ACCIDENTS
Continued from Page One)
Cars Collide

Cars Colllde
Loran Robbins, RID /, this city.
driving south on Whitaker Rd.
one mile south OF Ypsilanti Sun
day morning. collided with We
hicle operated by Harry Brogg,
RID 8, this cay, travelling north
on Whitaker Rd.
Ronald Morris, Detroit. driving
east on Ford Rd. west OF Haggerty
Rd. Saturday night collided with
car operated by Alta Alexander.
Detroit, travelling west on Ford Rd.
Three Car Crash
Three cars were involved in a
crash on Washtenaw Ave. at
Roosevelt Blvd, Sunday night
about s o'clock when one car,
driver unknown, stopped suddenly
and the two cars in the rear col
lided. The latter two cars were
driven by Luther Yedele, 7 S. Sum
init ST., and John Burton, 2l5 S.
Adams St.
Backing From Curb
A car driven by n. c. Newton,
3l2 Monroe Ave, collided with one
driven by Willie Garfield Franklin.
667 Z. Hancock St, Detroit, as
Mr.. Newton was backing from the
curb in front Of Harriet st. cafe.
Drlverless, Collides
Driverless cars were in crash
at 31s Harriet St, early sunday
morning. A car owned by James
Fondren. us n. Main St, Ann
Arbor, coasted into one owned by
Eddie Wilson, Al 6S. Adams st.
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YPSlLANTl BRIEFS
Takes Special TRAINING

WILDER B. Kelly. a MECHANIC for
the City Body Shop, Ypsilanti. has
enrolled for a course OF special train
ing in the use OF automotive safety
test and correction equipment at the
factory school Of the Bear Manu-.
featuring Company, Rock Island,
Illinois.
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To Dedicate Flag

Formal dedication OF 60-foot nag
pole erected Saturday on Ypsilanti
High School grounds has been tent.
atively set for Thursday. A large
United States flag will fly from the
pole on the southeast corner of the
school grounds. Cost OF the pole and
flag was borne by the high school
student council.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-01

After West led the heart 9 and
the dummy went down. a very
expert South realized he had let
himself and his partner be talked
out OF a slam which would be bid
by a number Of North-South pairs
at other tables. He considered that
he and his partner up to that time
had quite a good score, with a real
chance to win, but that they now
were threatened with being beat
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No Burglars

No. the Savings Bank was not
being burglarized early this morn
ing. The storm had evidently set
the alarm Off shortly after midnight
and when bank officials were con-
tacted. police were told to let II run
down It. did. 1t rang several hours.
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Sees ProWler
A prowler was frightened early

A prowler was frightened early
this morning from the porch at the
Michelin home. 705 Towner st. Mrs.
Michelin had arisen 10 fix some
thing for the baby when she noticed
a man standing on the porch. When
she screamed. the prowler left, and
could not be located by officers who
searched the vicinity.
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Find Flrecracker

Police. come quick. There has
been a shooting" Officers answered
this call to a Wallace Blvd. address
Sunday night and when they arrived
found-a firecracker on the front
porch.
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Wins Placement

Delphine McDougall, nine year
old daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. A. T.
McDougall. has won placement In
the talent contest at Michigan State
Fair and will enter final competi-
ton Sept 6 in Detroit.
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Quiet Disturbance

Police officers Saturday night
quieted disturbance in the vicinity
OF Ecorse Rd. and Towner. st.
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Bites Pc stnan

DTItS FOStTTIdN
James Chappell. 54s Second Ave.
was ordered to keep his dog tied
for ten days observation period
after the animal had bitten Albert
Gouchner, mail man. Saturday.
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In Tramp Room s.

In Tramp Room
Anthony Wiluts. Whitmore Lake.
was placed in the tramp room Sat
urday when he was found in an in
toXicated condition in front OF
Michigan Ave. store.
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ATTENTION
CITY SUBSCRIBERS

The Ypsilanti Daily Press
wishes all subscriber to re-
ceive their papers regularly
and promptly. In case OF poor
or non-deliyery OF the Daily
Press Phone the Press Once .
at 40 before 6 p. m.
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dealer: West. North-South
vulnerabIe.)
How can West figure out the
defense which will beat South's
6-Hearts on this deal, II South,
during the bidding. had supported
a club call by North?
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Sharon Hart chrIstened

Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hart and
daughter Sharon came Saturday
from Chicago 10 spend the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Sphinx
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Hart and
other relatives and friends. Sunday
afternoon Sharon was christened in
the SPHINX home at o'clock. Rev
Raymon B. Bair read the service
and the immediate families were
guests. fhe service was read in
front OF the fireplace. banked with
gladioh. Then ice cream and cake
were served in the dining room
Yellow flowers decorated the rooms
and there were yellow candles. Lit
tie Sharon received quite a number
OF nice gifts. Pictures Of the group
were taken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren McKenna
and children, David and Patricia.
returned Sunday after spending two
weeks visiting Maine. New Hamp-
shire. and the home Of Mrs. McKen-
ma in Fitchburg, Mass. where her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiski Matson
live.
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Attend School Reunlon

Mr.. and Mrs. John Magic and son
Carl, Mrs. Ann Quackenbush, Ben
jamin Geer, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Conklin, Mrs. Mile Quackenbush,
Misses Carrie and Lillian Crippen,
Mrs. Saida Dixon and daughter.
Jean, attended the Geer-Miller
School reunion at the old school
house in Superior, Sunday. A fea-
ture OF the day was the presence OF
Rev. Archie A. Forshee. Boston,
Mass. an early teacher in the school.
Miss Jennie Smith will go to De
troit Tuesday morning and visit
Miss Shelly Laffrey three or four
days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-02
TROjANS NOSED By
PANDORA IN NINTH
LAST. MINUTE RALLY Pro
DUcEp ALL COAST GUARD
RUNS; PITCHERS DUEL

A ninth-inning rally that pro-
duced al Of its runs gave the
cG.C. Pandora nine . SIS VIC
tory over the Trojans yesterday
afternoon at Army Barracks
For eight innings the Coast
0uardsmen were mastered BY
the slants of Harry (Bubber1
.Wickers. crafty rnoundsmen,
but broke the spell in the ninth
when he weakened and the Tro-
jan defense collapsed.
Meanwhile. red-headed Mckay,
one of q trio Of stellar Pandora
pitchers, blanked the Trojans
after a tl1ree-fun uprising IN
the second inning. From then
until the ninth it was a pitchers
duel. Neither moundsman gave
up long hits, holding the oppos-
ing batters to singles or scratch
hits.
Next Sunday, the Coast
Guardsmen hope to play on the
new field at Trumbo Island but
will return to the barracks
ground If the diamond is not
completed by then. Pirates viii
furnish the opposition.
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SOFTBALL
tBayvisw park. y:ss p.m.l

First Game--U.S. Navy VS..
Peppers Plumbers.
Second Game.--U.S. Army VS..
us. Marines.
WEDNESDAY, MIGHT
First Game Sswyer's BARRIERS
VS.. Peppers Plumbers.
Second Game-U.S. Marines
Us. NayStas
FRIDAY NIGHT
First Gsme-U.6. Navy VS..
Sawyars BARRIERS
Second 0ame--U.S. Army VS..
NsvStas
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-02

OTHER RECORDS
Most times at bat--Johnson.
Navy. a.
Most runs scored--Johnson,
Navy; Higgs, Plumbers, and
Thompson, Marines, 10 each.
Most hits-Poret. Navy, 10.
Most doubles Thompson, Ma
rines, 8.
Most triples-Johnson, Navy,
Is.
Most homers--Pcret, Navy, g.;
Johnson. Navy, and villareai.
Plumbers. 2 each.
Stolen ases-Baker, NavSta,
and Langley, Marines, z each.
Most times struck out--G Griffin.
Plumbers. 6.
Most times walked charabers,
Marines, l3.
Most games played--Johrson
| and Poret, Navy, IL each,
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BAKER HOLDS
LEAD AMONG
BIG Hi Frs
NAvsTA cApTAzN lMcREAs.
rs AVERAGE: EsMoHp Al
DUHY REMAINS m SECOND:


Philip lCheta) Baker, the dim
inufiye captain-third baseman of
thet NavStas, added ole points to
his softball batting average the
past week to increase his lead
.045 points over the nearest Big
Ten Hitter.
Out of three official trips to
the plate. Baker hit safely twice
to jump from .526 to .545.
Esmond Albury, Sawyer's Bar
Der third baseman, remains in
second place despite a loss of .023
points. Garnering only one hit
in three tries, Albury fell from
.523 to 500.
Continuing the same "one-two-
three" array of last week, Sailor
Poret, Navy shortstop, gained
.004 points to hold third place.
Hitting one for two, he jumped
from .483 to .487,
SAILOR PcnET THIRD
Big Ten Hitters. all taking 20
or more chances at the plate, fol-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-06-02
SPORTS CALENDAR
BASEBALL
iMajor LsaguesI
TODAY
M-~f-&

American
Washington at Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
IlaiieEsl
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
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ten the radio Job she aDnnsed
and made q success of It. But the
1Dar came along and crotcded
her of the air, and notU she is
about dotCn and ofit. She has
agreed TO 90 Nth Molly Flana-
gan to burn a candle "a st,
Anthony, although sl1e Ira Pro-
testd1t, but on the teay she de-
cides to ccpituIate- ITO 90 back 70
DenUer and the man she does
not much iCant to marry. She
gives Mollv,s fance Ris a tele-
gram 70 send, and goes on With
Molly.