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Evening star., 1941-09-07
Ensign WiIIiom Wallace
Is Cited for Rescue

Ensign william j. Wallace, jr., Is
the recipient of letter of COM
mendation for having saved the life
of another man at st. Michaels, Md,
August l..
Ensign Wallace in full uniform
dived under a capsized boat and
pulled R. N. Parrott to the shore
where resuscitation was successfully
administered by two enlisted men.
The young officer is a native of New
York City and graduate of Man.
haitian College. He was graduated
from the Reserve Midshipmen 5
School In New York in June and
commissioned an ensign.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Virginio's October Quota
Is Set at 1853 Men

Virginia will be required TO fur
nish 1858 men during october in
the twentieth Selective Service call.
The call asks for 2002 white men
and 656 colored Dates for delivery
have been set for October 1-9 for
white, and October 1918 for coloreo.
At Annapolis, Gov. OOonor said
that 1874 white men and 1858 COL
ored in Maryland had been called
up for induction IN the period
October LILA.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
President FeIicitutes Couple
Marking Golden Wedding

couldn't believe that in such times
the President would bother with u.s. y
The Cohens were married in Rus
sia. The White House letter and
extension of leave for 1t. Pearlman
came about through letter to
President Roosevelt by Mrs. Sadie
Pearlman, one of the daughters.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Two Men Burned as Fire
DESTROYS Boat Here

Two Washington men were burned
slightly about the face and hands
when their 22-foot cabin cruiser
was destroyed by fire in the old
Washington airport basin beside
Mount Vernon boulevard last night.
The two, John Kester. 616 Twenty
second street NV, and James Ward,
1859 Tilden street NV, were treated
at Emergency Hospital and released.
The fire was started by an explo-
sion of the gasoline motor, police
reported. The two were burned as
they attempted to extinguish it. The
boat burned to the waterline.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
U. Lee Mcguire to Run
For MARYLAND Senute
Special Dispatch to The Star.

optCIdI
LEONARDTOWN, Md, Sept. g.
The first announcement for the
Maryland Senate from Southern
Maryland was made today by u
Lee Mcguire of Budds Greek, Md.
subject to the Republican primary
Mr.. Mcguire for a number OF
years was election supervisor in St
Marys. He is a farmer and mer-
chant and ran for the Senate once
against the late Senator Charles
Grason, Democrat, who beat him By
a slim margin.
Evening star., 1941-09-07
Jefferson Memorial Expected
To Be Open About January ]
New $1,000, 900 Shrine Virtually Completed;
President KeenIy Interested in Project

The magnificent Jefferson Memorial the south bank of the
rapidly nearing completion with roads walks
installed structure probably will be
opened public first of next before dedication
Evening star., 1941-09-07

In September, Beware OF:
!. The hours between 10 and
II pm. Two persons met death
within this one-hour period in
September last year. The third
fatality occurred between 4 and
SPIN.
2. Crossing at an intersec-
ton against the proper signal.
One of the three traffic VIC
Tins in September, 1910, was
killed while doing this.
Evening star., 1941-09-07

Toll in Previous Months.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06
9nume &Gube

Die Bobnl.uesluGnoe iino oft arg
oiinn. Mm Mor9eu trof scr Nobbar
oen Nodbaru Gr entlhuIoi9te fih.
sd bofie, meine ssrou bat Sic
bellte nad nidt a,fgcipcdft ols lie
nit unieren 9uHo idinlpitc.'
Der Nadbar Iddeltc ireunolih:
,rs,u @egenteil! Sd bortc l,,r, tpie
Tic ibm iagte, oa6 CT nicil,ols Wieoer
oen 9ausihliiiief mitbcfGmc."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06

ibm anflab. X.
8runos Sano aitterte, ols iein
@Ias nit bent ieines naterli6en
5re,lnbes auiammenflane. Morris
blidte bon oem iungen Nann a,lf
Glen bin, tpel6e, iuie BON innerem
8ampf betpest, oaitano, oIs ob ibr
elm @ebeimnis alI oie 2ippcn treten
pollte, bas tie ennob ni6t a,is5,'
ipre6en tpaete. >.
,,senn'', iagte er lddelno, inoem
er auf feline Sodter sl,trot, aud bu,
nrein &inb, bait feiuen &lmib? Die
2aunen ser iunsen M.0ohen pfleeen
bod) ionit erfiuoerii6 at icin."
9unfle @ll,t bebedtc @aens &C.
iidt. sir meme 2ouncn, goter",
laete iie, ,,pitroe id in bielem An.
genblid feline 9itte an bid) ,uoeen,
aber tpenn id) einntal eincn 8unib,
ciuen tpirfliden 8rnld, eiren 10
redten Ser5ens'punid bo6cn ,peroe,
hann tperoe id fo11n1el1, Damn >pirlt
on mir erlauben, bd) AT bielc Stun-
be at erinnern unb 5u mobnen, bob
id) nod ein snrcd)t alf beie Site
babe
oDos lit reht'', eriuiocrte Morris,
oos blumengeihmiidte Soar lciner
Godter itreidelno, ,,ieocr &,uih bat
leine 3eit, ,mb toridt lit cs, Dem gn.
oenblid por5ugreiicn. So lit es oud]
nit Bruno" fubr er, frcl,nolib oent
il1ngen Maler 5lluideno, iort, ,,er ioll
biuansgeben 5ll ernitem Shloilun nno
treuer s(rbeit, INN no6 SEM 'pohlten
uno 8roBten 5u ltrebcl1, mas Die
&rnit 3u 1cilteu pcrmoa. "a oori er
ictt feinen ouoeren 0l,nih beaen,
alS oies 3iel 81 errcidcn. sit es err
rcid)t, oonn lperoen iid oicIcidt anb
nod anoere @iinide III ibm reeen.
3u boffen l,no SIT miiulNcu perIcrut
ia Ser Wfenib mic, ,lnb oonn loa er
MIDI at bieie Stlnoc crinuern nmb
ibr aue ioat es, ieoer bon elGb ion
ieinen Soften gut bobcn in Dem
Shulobud meiues Ser5cns.'
@r reid)te Bruno sic 9ono nno
5og bieielbe ihnea 5uriid, ols Der
jlnae Mann lie nit tieicr Sclpc1ung
an ieine 2ippen oriiden molltc.
@aen rief iu il1bclnocr tSrcuoe, oas
Soupt an ibres GoterS Shnlter
l6niegeno: Cant, tolicno 9onf,
ou gutter, lieber, trercr Gotcr.'
9to6 eineu 9lugenblif ItunO Mor-
ris i6lueigeno. 9onu nlabntc CT 5nr
&ubc, 11no Sic fleinc Wclclllbort
trel,nte iid). @rl,no fiibltc cinen in'
nieen 9rld bon gaen's Sono nnS
magte es, oieie id0nc 5arte Sono nit
ieinen 2ippen 81 beriibrcn. limo als
er nod ser Stobt suriidfebrte, oa
bate er icbem cin5elnen ser pom Sim.
mel berobf,nfelnoeu Stcrne einen
@ruB 5arllfcu moaen, uno oos leiie
beraltfbdn1uernoe Gogcslid)t eridien
ibm ,pie cine GerbeiBun9 ciner eliid-
lcligeu 3uf,,nft.
: (Sortieb,mg iol9D
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06

&inlton GburdiG iou II, icinen
MuBcitrnoeu Sclger0loe -nalen.
Moube Staatsmdnncr boltcn i'm fir
einen bceabten %alcr. ltnb sic Ma.
ler iperben i'm tpobl fit eillen beeab-
ten Stddtsmann baltenl '''
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06
Ritt,Dpd, ben s. aasaR 1941

y !.
IteIIen."
.gieneiht iollte es ben 5reunoen
Sbres Sanfes bober fteben', iaste
Beiringen, mir ipenigltens 1T es
mebr inert, oIs Elm gleib9iiltiger 8aa,
uno bar,,n1 CLAUDE ib, Sic bitten 81
Oiirfen, ,inier Nbfomnten a,if bas
bei1tige> 6elt su iibertragen.''
,Das lit iebr giitig, Serr Baron,
eriDi0erte gllen ein ipenig ipis, ,,aber
ib NOR 81 elmer foIden liebenstpiir~
, oigen Sbdbnl1a 0es belttigen Cages
niht beredtist, besbal6 babe id fir,
bellte ineinen 4otillon -bereits perge=
ben.'' ..-
sssll @eiringen's augen bliete es
feinolib a1f; aber er perbe,tste iib
artig uno iagte nit einen iliibtigen
fpottiiben 2ddeln: ugeldeioen, pie
immer, ,nein anaoigcs Jraltleiu, uuo
bic 8eibeioenbeit itebt benen om be-
item, oie am penisIten einem @runo
oafiir baben. Sd bebalte olio .Sbre
3uIage fir oen nahiten ipirfliden
9all, ba Sic bieies i6One ,.uo gl0n-
aepoe 5eit, bas iosar unier euioieiter
Serr. nit ieiner @eeenlpart becbrt,
als io1ben nidt gelten lolien ipollen."
@r perbeuste ii6 ,nb trat 5l,r Sci
te, ba sic Qtuiif einen nel,cn Gon5
begann, ar ipeldem @llen init eiuen
Der il,l9eu Sffi5iere lit oie 9feibe
trat.
&eirineen besab iid in sic 9ebcn-
falons. @r itellte iid< gau5 uie 5l.=
fGllig in sic NGbe oes Ser3oes. slls
ser 8lid oes boben. Serrn ouf i'm
fiel, perneigte ct Iid) ebrfurdtsuoa.
uab, lieb ga, 9aron 8eiringen',
rief Ser Ser5og, fre,,nolid nit Ser
Sanb minfenb, lid bate Sic nidbt
seieben, ood lnubten Sic ia ipobl
bier iein, id ,peiB ia, iuie iebr Sic
Serrn Morris perebren nnb ,pclbc
Eeilnabme Sic fiir iein 9als uno
feline 5antilie besen. gs freut MIDI,
f,tbr er at Morris eetpeltoet fort,
.bob Sic nit bem Serrn Baron BE-
frellnbet iin6, er bat biel bon ser
9Selt geieben, Sic iperben fit Sbrc
@cbanfen GeritGuonis bel linn iinocn,
uno er ipirb~-ear piel BON Sbnen Ter
nen fonnen."
u9as babe id idon getan, Sobeit'
iagte @eirinsen berantreteno, uid)
ibeue mid nid)t; ein Sdiiler oes
Serru 9ouIltls al iein, mo betuln-
oere sic Sdnelligfeit uno Si6erbeit
ieines llrteiIs in .5dael1, iiber. Die id
Iange ltadeeoabt babe, obne &lar=
belt fiuben. 81, tonnen.''
~9as lit red)t', Ioste ser Seraoa
frelnblib nidenb, lid tperoe mid
frel,en, lpe,.n. @eirineen bon Sbnen
Iernt, fiinftie ieinem eneeren Gater-
Ianoe ebenio ipidtise uno niitlide
Dienite 5u leilten, tpie Sic oils 5ren,
Ser eetau baben.'' .~..
@r nenoete iid) 5u eillen anoeren
@olt, uno Morris oriidte Dem 8aron
Die Sano ols 9anf fit oen Slid
,p,lnib, ben oieier ibm nit oem aus=
ornd ber5lider gerebrimg oarbradte
Der Cana ipar beenoet. GlIen be
ipeate. iid ourh ben Saal, balo nit
einer 5reun0in, balo nit einer Glteren
Dame einige gorte iuedielno, bis tic.
M
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06

Il
&onigin oes 5eltes!"
uBie, toriht', iagte lie lddelno,
Limb mir nidt alte Jrernoe bon Su-
geno a,f? gielleidt bate id] eripar-
ten fonne,l, bob Sic MIDI oarum bd-
ten; mn, fonlme ib 3u Sbnen, unb
ielbit, tpenn Sic es uidt eeru tim,
10 miiiien Sic meine 8itte .bob ers
fiiflen, nm mid aus elmer Serle9elts
belt au sieben."
,,Hibt geru t,tn? 8ie fonnen Sic
bara,,f fontmen, 6riulein @Ilcn?"
Ser Baron @eiringen'', lprod)
lie idneG ipeiter, ,,bat MIDI lum Sen
Gotiuon sebetelt, ober id mag ni6t
nit ibnl tau5ell, gerabe beute ,lid6t,
an nnleil1es 8aters @eburtstas an Dem
id 10 gliidlid bin. @r lit mir lpioer-
lu;irtis fait fiirdte iG MIDI por ibm
- oa babe id geiagt, idb tpdre ibon
engagiert. @iuen anoeren Serrn tonn
M boG uibt bar,m bittell uno id
m0dte MIDI nid)t sur 2iigucrin ma
ber."
,.@c,pib nidt, Sr6ulein @aeu,
nber-"
,Nboe,nabt olio, id bobe Sbr
&ort!"
SdueH iuenoete iie iid) 5u elmer
8ruppe illuger Donen. 9aS fltrjc
8eipro6 nit bent jl,leeu Wta1cr por
bon 1licllouo benlcrft iporoen.
Ser Ball nabn leiuen Gcrlonf.
Glen. mar ~fait alt5gelaiieu ir0blie),
iie i6cr5te uno Iadte nit Sen iuugel,
SerrelL sic lib INT iie ordngten, iprod)
altb NIT 9Seirin9cn ,,nbefan9cn nno
better in oe,n &reiic, ser lid) um iie
ge6iloet bate.
Nls ser &otillou began,l, ltauo
&eiringeu ilf ser 3iir oes Soolcs.
Sein glif ocrfolgte gucn. Gr iab,
iuie bas OMo6en at 9runo Sort Der
antrat, ser ibr idiibteru uno 5ogerno
oie Samo rcibte, nm iic 5l einer
Gdgruppc BON gallnen SIT fiibren
mclDc eincu ioit ilolierten Slab 30.
telt.
&eiringcn prebte oie 2ippcn oui-
einanocr ,lno ipenbete ii6 ab.
@corg trat ioeben iiber Sic Sd,uel=
le oes Saales, mn ieinc Game oltf5uz
lltd)cm.
,,@S.ilt eiu .ipenig bcprillliereno fiir
nns alle, mcin Iieber Oiorri5'', iagte
8eiriuaen nit hem ibm eigenen ipot=
tiIden Con, ,,oob Sbre Sduelter scr
gan5en Serrenluelt lno mir go,5 BE-
ionoers, bcrn lie oieien San5 peripro-
deu bate, ienen Malcr sort por5icbt,
ser nod nid)t einnaI oos> gied)t ers
iuorben bat, liO inter sic &iinItlcr
au 5oblen.'
H.. @corg iab i'm 9roB at. Bruno
Sart', iaete ct 5ienllih f,,r5, lit
lmier sSSuacnofre,,no, er geb0rt fait
aur ssamilie, uno oa mir bei,te Elm
6omilienieit feiern, iporlln iollte 81
len. ibm nidt oen Gor5ug geben ?"
@r aina idbnea poriiber. Ser ga=
ron iob ibm nit einem boien 8lid
nad.
,,@im impertiuenter Gatron', iag-
te er Dor iih bin, uer gloubt auf lei
mes Gaters Milionen trosen 5u fSn=
men, es luare 'pabrlid 5u ltarf, 'penn
oieier Maler ba feline Sano nad ocm
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-08-06

-
lnerflubt arraneierten Ha,lbialon,
tpobit iid einise 0ltere Sol. nno
5taatsbeamte l,no Stabsoffi5iere sl,-
riidge5osen bttea,l. Sier siinoete er
IidJ cine Der bortrefflidcn 3iearren
an, ipelde Morris iib aus Sapauna
fommcn lieB. tranf ein @las Yunid)
INTO plnitberte nit ocn anocren Serren
in ieiner seiitpoIlel, bosbaft larfas
itiiden @eiie.
Glen uno 8rltno mubten iebr crit
lte 9inee 5lt nerbanoeln baben, Tie
ipraden ear eifrig miteinm,oer, nnO
-oblpoDl sic l6one Sodter bes Sauies
bel ieoer Sol1r ,mebrfa6 gebolt ip,rz
Sc, ieften iih bei6e ood) INNER
iuieber 1T cine 10 eifrige ltnterbol-
t,tug, bab oie Serreu, pcld)e @ilcn 5lt
bolen fanen, oft ei,.ige su9enblide
Dor ibr iteben blcibcn nubten, cbc JIG
BON ibr bemerft purocu.
aud) ser aotillon nabm ein Guoc.
Die @alte 9in9eu allndblid) tort,
&eiringen botte iid) bon Morris ber3=
li6 uno bon sen 9an1cu nit cbrer=
bietieer artiefeit perobihicbet.
Gnblid blieb sic Camille allcin
nit Bruno Sart. Vfon beaab lid) in
oas fleine See3inm1er, SOS ser Sc
icllibaft nidt geoiinct ae,peicn mar,
uno 8eora luodte lit elmer flcincn
iil6erne1 9oiple iclbit eilcn ouiten=
ocn Eunlcb 5lre6t, ociien Te5cpt er
crf,n,bcn 5u bobclt bcbauptctc.
9rl1no mar ld)tpeiglan1 mo tr0lt
nleriidL CT atl1etc oft tief o,rf, eS
idienL ais ob eiu iplunSerl ancs Sc
bciu1nis i'm bclaitctc. @ucn'S 9lide
ltrablteu luic BON inherent Slid; alttb
fie id)ien gebonfe1poa, abcr es nrub-
ten quite, Ireunolid)c @coonfen icin,
sic tie eriiiuteu.
8eor9 lber5te ,ub fritilicrtc sic
Golte pitig, obcr obne tr0nfenoc
Sdarfe, 10 oaB icinc Mltter 6lpar 5ll
lpeilen orobeno ibren Singer erbob,
ober ood) ii6er ieiue @enlerfungen
lGdcln nn,Btc. OfprriS itono III tic
tent Grnit Oa, iein @eliht 5ltdtc bis
lueilen in innercr getpealn9, lcine
8lide ldlpeiften BON cincm 5lul OIL
beru in belc>lt flcinen &reiic, scr
leiuc eigcne @elt biloetc, sic ibn Gr=
bol,,ng uon ser s(rbcit lu,o oent Srei-
ben oes rei6et 2cbens BOT, boS er
broirBen int tpeitem &reiie lm lih
geidafien bate.
~SSd) lpar> bclte lcbr 9liidlid), mel
ne 2iebcn', Io9tc er enold), ,cs int
ood ,,uenolib wobl, ai,f einen lon9en
uno oft barten uno biiitcren 2ebcns=
meg 5uriidsublide1, ser l,ns ourd ci-
gene arbeit ltno lriibe 5ur Sobc Der
oagemeinen aht,'ng uno slncrfcn=
nung geiiibrt bat. Sd BIN 10 aliid=
lid, oaB id) foit in aberglGubiid)er
5urdt pic iener oltc &onig bon So
MOS oen neioiiden Nabten ocs
Sdidials ein Opier biniperfeu mod)tc.
3rrm, ibr meinc 2iebeu ollc, lpreht
mir ieoer einen 8unih aus, uno 'oos
m0slih lit, tueroe id erfiillen; oos
Slid miro ein Spier ser 2iebe bel
ier olnuehnen, als ienes Spfer ser
5urdt, oos Solpfrates ibm emit bin
marf."
,Mein Safer, iaste @eorg, "'pas
k,a..1S.,>A 81. LIZ -.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24
M Gets
Hot Seized
for Fall

with laundering Tommy Har-
mon giving out the thrills from
q radio booth instead Of from
the field, the Michigan Wolver-
mes are taking on many q head
ache a. they point toward the
coming grid season.
A release from the athletic Of
flee of the University brings the
bad news of another terrific
schedule. Eight games without a
breather face the Crisler men,
starting Sept. 27>with Michigan
State and closing with Ohio
State Nov. 20.
Only open weekend Is Nov.
8, when the team will rest be-
tween the Illinois and Columbia
games.
Other scheduled games: Iowa,
Oct. 4; Pittsburgh, Oct. IL;
Northwestern, Oct. 10; Mime
sofa, Oct. Is; Illinois, Nov. /;
Columbia, Nov. Is and Ohio
State, Nov. %. Only the North
western, Illinois and Columbia
games will be played away from
Ann Arbor.
Season tickets for h o m
games, tax included, are Sill, and
orders will be accepted begin
ming Aug. and extending
through Sept. Is.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24
Eddie butllnlan
Wins Protest Race

although unofficial--because .
protest has been filed-results Of
last nights Swan-class boat races
give Eddie Buchanan Q win over
the two high-point winners in
the Wednesday series of races.
Sailing against q starting field
of eight, the younger Buchanan
entrant skippered his craft
across the finish line to first
place ahead of both Alton Buch-
man and Adolph Keel. the lead
ers at the start Of racing Wednes-
day night.
Results Of the event will re-
main unofficial until protests
have been checked and decided
upon by race officials.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24
NJ JUDSON BAHEY

oThe Brooklyn Dodgers have
solved the riddle, heretofore
known as Elmer, the unsolved,
and given the Cincinnati Reds
their biggest shock since the
New York Yankees swept the
1899 World Series in four
straight.
The young highlander had
won IL games without a de-
feat this season and became
Z symbol Of hope for the be-
leaeuered National League
champions. He had been In
tight spots, but always came out
on top.
Last night, while a crowd OF
$4,000 at Crosley field whoop-
ed in glee, Riddle gained 40
lead over the groggy Dodgers
in the first five frames ana
looked unbeatable. Then with
two resounding salvos BROOKLYN
came from behind to crush him
5-4 and continue the first place
deadlock in the senior circuit.
They ripped off two runs IN
the sixth on three singles and
an error and landed a three
run haymaker in the eighth on
a double by Pete Reiser and
three more singles.
This was some sort of ironic
Justice catching up with the
Reds for scoring five runs in
the nine to beat the Dodgers
5-4 the day before. In that
rally Chuck Aleno had tried to
dodge q pitch only to have the
ball strike his bat and bounce
off the rightfield foul line for
a triple with the bases loaded.
Frank Mccormick, last year $
most valuable player In the Ma
tional League, was knocked out
by one of Kirby Higbe's fast
balls which struck him on the
head, but an examination at q
hospital showed he had received
only a mild conclusion and
might be able to appear in the
lineup tomorrow and preserve
his Iron man" string of SAG
consecutive games.
The victory checked a Brook
lyn skid Just in time, for the st,
Louis Cardinals nosed out the
New York Giants 5-4 in a IL
inning thriller earlier in the
day in an effort to gain exclu-
sive possession of first place.
Lon Warneke held the Giants
to two hits for eight innings
but the New Workers caught ur
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24
Base Group
Defends Lead
Field Thinelads
Resume Meet

OThird leg of the Selfridge
Field Post Track and FIELD Meet
will get under way tonight at 6
o'clock at the Mount Clemens
high school athletic field, bar
ring rain.
Although the 4th Air Base
holds a wide lead-13h points
over the second place 68th Squa-
dron - the other five entrants
all have q measure of chance
of overtaking the leaders. Two
events, the 440- .rd dash and
the broadjump, will be held to-
night.
Three relays-440-yard. 800
yard and mile-are scheduled
for Friday evening along with
the tug-of-war. BY spreading
winners over all the events or
by marking up firsts in q num-
Der of the six remaining con-
tests, any of the competing out
fits in the second annual post
meet could overcome the lead
of the 4th Air Base.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24

oSEA BRIGHT, N. j., July ~
-(R-The path to a fourth
singles championship in the Sea
Bright tennis tournament has
been smoothed considerably for
Bobby Riggs-Thanks to q
player who never has beaten
Riggs and who thinks Bobby
still is the top man in the bust
ness.
The helpmate Is Gardnar
Mulloy, who practises law,
teaches economics at the Uni
versity Of Florida and still finds
time to play first-class tennis.
He scored the biggest upset thus
far in the Saith, annual tourna-
ment yesterday by eliminating
lanky Frank Kovacs, the re-
formed "clown prince" of ten
mis-.
Kovacs was Riggs opponent
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24
Second
5o-Iap Rae
Al Speedway

The crowd Of more than 3,0(
thrill hungry fans who weI
unable to gain admission 70 =
initial S0-lap championship MD
get auto race At the Motor GU
Speedway on Thursday, Jul
II. will have an opportunity
see their favorites In anokhd
epic speed duel when the so6d
on's second 50-lap title tagt
staged at the Eight Mile Roe
track on Thursday, August Z.
Reservations are now bein
accepted for this race. Jud4inI
from the throng that jamme@
the stands for the first 00-1aI
competition. It would be wiae fo
fans to purchase their paste
boards 1t once II they want .
be sure of good seats for .thy
August Z classic.
Meanwhile q band Of TIL
ablest and most daring midee|
pilots In the Midwest will battl|
through three more thrill-ladG)
programs at the Motor Cit
Speedway for places In the 80
lapper. Largely on the outeom(
of the regular 20-lap races o.
July % and 81 and August
will depend the list Of II higl
point winners who will be eli
gible to compete in the elias
sic.
Duane Carter, the Los An
geles ace whose driving was thu
early season sensation at thu
Eight-Mile Road Track, IL still
out in front In the point stand
ings. Carter chalked up eigh
firsts in his initial Is starts herl
this season. 4 record that IL un
approached by any Of his rivals
Carl Forberg and Art Harris
field, nationally known Detroi
pilots, are in second and thir(
place respectively in the poin
standings.
In fourth place and coming VI
fast Is Chick Stapleton, the ball
faced Pontiac pilot whose 4S-lal
duel with Crater featured tn
first 5O-lap contest. StapletoI
blew the right rear tire on tn
10th lap and finished in sixth
place. Now he's out to maxi
up for that setback, and he's 60
ing to be hard to top. -
So keen Is the competition .
the Motor City Speedway tina
a number of nationally famous
midget drivers are strung wei
out behind the leaders.
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Mullloy Helps Riggs
by Dropping kOvacs

in last years final, and the for
mer national champion had to
play exceptional tennis to win
the five-set battle.
Bobby was all smiles yester-
day when he learned Kovacs
had been eliminated. But
neither he nor any of the other
survivors is taking Mulloy
lightly.
Mulloy's performance against
Kovacs was brilliant. Kovacs
took the first set 6-3, but Null
10y kept hammering away and
won the next two, 7-5, Ga, with
the best tennis the tournament
has seen up to this stage.
Fresh from winning THE Sui
Ivan county IN. W title at
Grossinger lake last week, Null
10y had q double explanation
for his upset victory.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24
Riddle Solved
Croggy Dodgers Snap Elmer; Streak
afII: Yankees Tor Tribe

with him In the ninth and tied
the score. However the Red
birds punched across the win
ming Tally In the 18th on q pair
of singles by Frank Crespi. and
Estel Crabtree to give Ernie
White, working one inning In
relief. credit for his second vic
tory in two days.
The New York Yankees con-
quered the Cleveland Indians
again ga to draw nine games
out in front Of the American
League pennant race, 20 called.
Marius Russo limited the In
dams to five hits and Joe Di-
Maggie and Charley Keller each
hit home runs.
Manager Roger Peckinpaugh
benched second baseman Ray
Mack and shook up the Indians
batting order to no avail. II
was the Yankees fifth straight
victory and their seth in AZ
games.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-24
'NYALoop
.IouIIleYSe

LA N 8 IN G-The Junior
Chamber Of Commerce board OF
directors announced today that
L will sponsor for the second
consecutive year the state NYA
Junior baseball tournament to
be held here August 4. through
August -.
This announcement was made
BY r. M. Reames president OF
the Junior CChamber Of Com
merce. For the second year,
the Youth. Welfare Committee
Of the Junior Chamber will han
die the details Of feeding and
providing quarters for the young
baseballers who come to Lam
sing 70 compete for state hon.
orr. Harris K. Miller, Michigan
state College. II chairman OF the
COMMITTEES.
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NSam
Can Only
Putt Nolo

st. PAUL, July 24-R-N
6am Snead can find q putter that
will last him for 10 holes, he
ought 70 do pretty well In . tune
aip this afternoon for tomorrow's
start IN the annual $500 st.
Paul Open golf tournament.
Sam q going TO play In the
o-women event. This u . little
affair Ia which . group Of the
1eodine pros team up with .
Ogoslp q the northwest's best wo-
Oou golfers.
~ hle partner, Sam drew .
|. 9lnnky redhead who has known
o10st no conqueror among the
no1eD y Oolfdom for some lit
~ 4ne now. She n Minneapolis
118 D1gD.