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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-18
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7::0-WJR Haenschen's Orch.
WV Sherlock Holmes
= WxYZ Ned Jordan
ct<Lw visnettes Of Mel.
WJBK Jimmy Allen
WMBC italian Serenade
7:4s-wJBK News
CKLW Doc Sunshine
s;oo-wJR Missing Heirs
WWJ Johnny Presents
WxYz Ben Bernie
CKLW Gratiot Baptist
WJBK Italian Hour
s:30-WJR First Nighter
WWJ Treasure Chest
WxYZ Question Bee
CKLW Evening Screnade
WMBC Polish Hour
s:45-CKLW Musical
s:00-wJR We the People
WWJ Battle Of Sexes
WxYZ Grand Central
CKLW Toronto Symphony
WJBK News. Race Results
9:i5-WJBK Word Woman
s:3o-WJR Prof. Quiz
WWJ Fibber MCGEE and Molly
WxYZ Kennedy, Mysteries
WJBK German Hour
WMBC Greek Hour
l0:Oo-WWJ Bob Hope
WJR Glenn Miller
WxYZ Wythe Williams
CKLw National News
WJBK News
WMBC Temple of the Air
l0:l5-WJR Second Husband
CKLW Britain Speaks
WJBK Dance Time
WxYZ News Ace
10:30-wWJ Walters Doghouse
WxyZ Edward Weeks
WJBK Fiesta
CKLW Newsreel
WMBC Cootwil Hour
l0:45-WJR Musical
ii:00-WIR Newscast
WWJ News
WJBk Musical Potpourri
WxYZ Music You Want
CKLW Club Reporter
WMBC News
li:i5-WJR Evening Concert
wxYz Fantasia
WWJ Commentator
CKLW Salute to Britain
WMBC Frank Gagen
l1:30-WWJ Fausto Carbelo
CKLW Lawrence Welk
WMBC Don Cox
WJBK Dance Music
ll:+S-WJR Tommy Dorsey
CKLW Dick JurGens
WxYZ Nal Aallett
WMBC Morning Edition
i7:00-WWJ News. Don Pablo
CKLW Al Oonohue
WJR News. Shsp Fields
WTYZ Dancing Party
WJBK Night Owl News
WMBC News. Morning Edition
i2:30-CKLW Dawn Patrol
WJR Jose Morand
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01

Junior college football cams II
BraWley and Ell Centre Rere P't-
pairing to crack down on zach o1il-
er in Thursday nights game IN 'I'e
BraWley stadium.
The Brawley gridders fought tlell
way back to the surface after pcllls
trampled into a rain-soaled erlu
iron by Phoenix jayccC, md ilo"
they claim to be we'll PREPARED !"1
administering a Thorough Nin'e-
washing to their southend rivals
Reports from the northeid sehoo.
are that every man on th Squ"o
has settled down to hard ForkouVS'
They don't mean to get anou'ei
shellacking from anyone, from no"
on they intend to be on the 4oile
end of the scores.
In Ell Centro, Coach jerry Dei
nerlein was anticipating mlgh'y,
tough game for his Arabs. i leel
that a team which has taken 4
beating such as BraWley dia at
Phoenix makes a most dangerous
opponent Dennerlein said MY
boys have played enuogh ioolDaii
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
7 Tigers
Out for
Victory

Things aren't as bright in Holt
vile as they once were. The Vikings
have lost some mighty important
football players and hopes aren't
floating at the high altitude they
were a few weeks ago
Friday night the eaStsiderS will
trot onto the Imperial gridiron for
their first game of the l94l season,
Imperial will be waiting for them
with slaughter in their hearts.
According to Imperial's little coach,
Pete Davis, the slaughter will take
place-and no mistake. Imperial is
a bit short on football material
this year; SO evidently they are
placing their high ambitions in care
of Pete Davis.
If confidence wins ball games,
Imperial should be league champs
this year Davis has enough con-
t!dencc to share with every school
IN the valley and still be cocky.
Davis big problem this week is
convincing HOltyille as thoroughly
as he has himself that an Imperial
victory is inevitable.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Series
I O Be
Da'ffy

YANKEE STADIUM. NEW
YORK, Oct. /. CUPI-The poten-
TALLY GaifieSt world series of his
tory began today with 23,OO0 seat
weary holders Of lnresorvcd bleach
er and upper grand stand positions
ha2gard but happy-and loud.
The Sell-out of unrcSnrved seats
Indicated a new world seriSs at
tendance record Tor one game Of
at least $4,000 because Al 000 re-
served seats and boxes We're al
ready in the hands of the fans.
The old record of G6,G59 vas set
in this stadium by the Yankees
Giants in 1886
Those in bleachers were slightly
damp from a shower which came
down shortly after they packed the
uncovered stands at 9 a. M, 80
minutes after the gates were OPP
cned. Some were soaked but many
had had the presence of mind to
bring alone umbrellas and rain
coats. AS game time approached
clouds Scuddcd frequently across
the sun, causing anxious moments
until the sun broke through again.
There were little incidents even
before the game began to point to
this series as a likely contender
for any world championship in
Weakness.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Yanks Favored
By Betting Men

NEW YORK. Ok, !. Up a say.
holiday atmosphere sr.pped the big
t,HH ,oday a> every tram. plane
an5 b., u.loade5 is cargo Of world
s.:.e> visitors
H5:e. icbb.es Eece crowded. Lines
b"-ar forming a. the bars as early
., - oc.OcS. TIE sporting tempo
ae-am 70 plcH Up Sunday morning
U.lh arr.ya! O: thousands who pan
zee .heir VISITS q take il the Louis
NJ -; a.G ,he series.
l. 6ry for series tickets was
.-.a AID CONTINUOUS. ore visitor
S. Ia; 4 sca.pcr had offered 4
* G ,Hree .ranGS;and seats in
YANKEE Stadium worth $3.50 for
S15. S.n-.o seats have z ready mar
..et = on. so 10 $50.
JaeH Dove. baSeba.l'S price-make-.
described the betting on the series
- .h@ heaviest II lis experience.
I've been working "a hours a da>
s..ee Saturday. he SAID.
Although he does not expect the
current ODDS TO stand up through
lie OaN because OF the flood of
B"oo:;.,n money comng from all
Over the country. Doyie's latest
prices a"e:
s. against the Dodgers;
o--2 against the Yankees,
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
L. 4. PRODUCE
Los ANlIIES o., -

Los ANhELES. D.i. i'rD
D~a.a:.. 81 ,.at.ae .r.r~ =loW.
Aspd. aeu.. ~..".. ,5-., ~ f.
15-l3.. ~ ta-1lr. eA...o 49,. In
p~'ial ss.".. 49,. - =. ..o. -.
-. -fe.43 -
Esn,.,. sog"taat. Hs,' i.-5u..:
saii ~ ae-ea, <.t.ry G.., t.-7...
DIXON 49,. - ,a.,l. -5a--.7-. .eoE
.7o-1.,.# mustard ..-i,. ua.-.,g =.
b.. c. !aal-a-- 7--.a.. eana.h Co.
-. 'a.p- s.-75. m.n. -,-=5e. 80
tri-trr.- -5-.u#
pa so Lu.- ptt.pa aea pm,
''..a.o .-f#,. Heiia. ..e Arra...
G.a 5. So. GHaca.4Ue .t. . -.
c....- t.-t - .e ct.a, -, /.
o.. - A.sa., Gra,ae a.6 p ta9
r...s,.. @.ar ana ~a. D.e2o
,.. 49, --.a,,. ~ md s.a.
49, ..,- s---5-. Ne,'..r. 70 49,.
--.s. 5~5. ana ~. s1-2l: ~,
---s sua Ia. 0hj.p" 5x5- aa4
80. s.-' -'''a- local md san D.
,ra o..a.,~ * 10 ~. -7-s--
EeH raesr~ tray Giro" c5-7oa.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Yaqui on Trial in
Ancient Murder

PHOENIX Oc. Up -N..-
.tHte G-.za.es. 42-year-o.a Yaau.
1n2ian todaE w5n. II H.. .oy .oc
n1raer 0. o scTel: -year-o.d Cnu.a-
-er boy . ,.eA-s aec.
Gcnza.e- "aS accused Q: st.a.--
liz 70 cee;h Jc>e Ola on ae
dtse:t IL l5I2 After % Years o..
wa1der.a- n ~ wret. Cfonza.a.
Wa captured b. NJ. ,r!Desn.an
neas >tacaaa ~. y :, nc -
q-es: q Saerl. IN jordan 0:
MaNicOpa coar:y.
Alth-Gzc Gc.zs.ee .s ACCUSED {:
tIrS' c1-re@ ,:.a~-e@. - doe ~.
fac the DEAN Ps--..;. :. " 1La.-
-aE1a II Arizona i SIS and -
tored /. Z, ,otn.5e~ 1913 Tae boz
staying tocE plan- n Jaoc q. ~
s. tAere q ~ de4:a pe&a..r J.. :.
sta,e At The tine O. Tic r.!n.e. L,
stay i as.!r4, III .n.a..s1..n.e....
tne naH.3,lM penalty
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Army Establishes
Five Air Schools

WASHINGTON, Oct. CUP -
1ae army today announced estab-
a,Anent Of five air corps flying
schools on previously annolpeed
Texas and California sites.
-Four OF The new establishments,
.he advanced flying school at Mis-
sion. Tex. and three basic flying
schools at Waco and Sherman, Tex,
and Enid, Okla, will be under i'm
mediate supervision Of the Gulf
Coast Air Corps Training Center.
Another basic school at Merced,
Calf, Will be supervised by the
West Co.'s. Air Corps Training
Center.
The army also revealed that the
air corYs advanced flying school
ut Lemoore, Calf, had been chang
cd to a basic flying school and that
he base school at Eigley, Ari2,.
nad been redesignated as an ad-
;anccd school.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Spdrfans Expect
Tough Time Friday

I've secuted SWcetwater, and I
know" declared Central grid
couch. Raleigh Holt. We haven't
4 chance against those boys
HoIt was back IN the groove We'd
nesday pessmism flowed from his
agile tongue. He Sworc and resworc
that SWeptwatcr as so much bet
tey than his team that he didn't
expect anything from Fridays game
but bit of experience for his boys,
We are going to play strictly
defensive game he stated. Then
We can so against BraWley With
some experience.
However, many observers felt
that Holt was looking at the picture
through blue-coiored glasses. The
Spartans present one Of the best
balanced clubs in the valley this
year and looks like 4 pushover for
no team.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
L. A. POULTRY

Los ANG ELE.. D... Up,
Hem, Lcghoru, :. T. 8. Ibs .. H.
Hens, LegAoru oye: . 10 + .Us =
Hens, Leg. over ; It's and up q. IL,
Hens. co.ored, ! - 81. lbs =. %
Hens, colorea over { J. IL, 81 up 90
BroAers. 4: and ZIP i lbs -.
Broilers over ] :. and up % "a "a
Fryers, Leg. yore :. t lbs. 1c4
Fryers, colorcd, . . ~ 8, lbs -.
Fryers cOlored over g.. T. 8. y.
Roasters, colored, over A.. lbs sc
Stags Golored ............ I3g
Old Roostcrs, co4oreJ .##..#.... ~.
Old Leigh orns boosters ........ -,
DucklIngs, PekIn oFar lb ....-i7#
Ducklings, Pek.u urdcr y. o.. j..
Old Ducks, White Pekln ...... ~.
Young Torn TURKEYS J. - - lo. -.
Young Tom Turkey - H. ap -.
Young Hen Turkey t. - ~ 1t.
Younk Hen Turkeys u ana W 2.-
Capons. 6 TO S lb- ...........#... -.
Capons over s@bs and ~ ...... -.
Rabbits. No. white -. 10 a. H., J..
Rabbits, mixed colors Gf.-ff. l1s H.
Rabbits No. old ................ CSC
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Dove
Season
Clean

The c.eanes. doye season La
1lGa! Valley ever EuG. ~a> ~
IerG.vt OF Captain l T. WARD o.
thr state division o: IL ~NG =~a5
il sammar.z.H7 tho l9-l season tEH-
far
He declared ma. - hunters :"
general haa been more obs1rNan.
OF GAME AVS than eyor before
Some O. tUe Uaudl tI1Ms-reNNi9H-
occurred. however. AaG careless
spostsuen were I:Ied 10 MAKE ,Te">
e..ort 70 avoid ,!oi@..oAs.
Captain Ward ursed ;aot hunters
maintain thrcaEhoat tae se0so!,
the splendid record they n.o eS-
.a54shed thus far ! nope IL" see 2
up the record during OTHER Opc.
seasons this winter.
Next cones TIE GUcE season IL
Inperla. Valley. Game Warden LEO
Ross.er said the season WI opel.
il Imperial Valley o.. Is anG
close Dec. 4
Pheasant season as Tie re-G.a-
lions nov stand VII g.;u from Nov.
IS 70 Nov. "a However. Imperial
Va..ey spoytsmen are attempting %
get the season shortened to pro
tee; the birds from continued
slaughter. Ro,s.er SAID il IS diff
c-. 10 q. ;he binds started II
-:eat Numbers. Ire ia !.ult l.
two per day and tWo in possessIon
ana n0c more tLsr t.ght dunn =
-" ore open c4~Cn.
QaaH season viii open No". -
al c.ose Dec g.. The bag linn.
i 10 prr ca ard 20 per week OF
faler. G"Ser;, and mountain q"a,.
arG No. more than 10 N tsc ag-
-rezats O. =. >pecles IN one Ca.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
BY HARRY ITTCl-N -NON

NEW YORK o.; J. - -.
slnce Apul thc PsoaE..a Nate#,-
have been sapermre T.s. No..
been nch oea,t4.u, sa.f ~.
strong aaa aI.aoa,. T.es a#s-
been dWeniH. II n.aso.e 49, 49,
ine of dI>ae~ O. 81. 3. s..
hehtnl -. en. t..ar NJ. ...-
dreG dora Bis
But. a. taev saE II :...t lose.
old iolksoue Il" so.:.. :. -.
by hard tins CONF %-a,us -. i,
the door =
Back q 25u~ saaak o. .ha ......
side Of t"e railroad ;sass-. ..J
buns. Tac clock Las s.:.ez a...-
night &c, ;ae C@aee..a boy.
I'll tax 'he Vans - - -.
games
III take 'em aad -. i.5 -.
with money - III oa"h. y =" -.
golng gets 'ouea. who's - -.
chips are dow. 3ac. 60. H..,.. -
weighted Wl:h SOD ~oG ..s.--..aU
with glory '-e ;He -. =:
me.
They don't ta.E n.sc.. III, d.
fight with uHlpl"fS a,.c ao1", ...t
only noise thcy make = '.'e CRASH
OF base hits aea.nSt tha .taro aaC
the thump G! h!2h haHc ole -
Bill Dickey'S bls glove. Tne} Gou (
90 in for secrecy. TIC =. soG
who's gornz to pltCa ae%t Ca 49,
make you like i. They're business
men ana their business i 0a>tts..
Leo the Lip Durocher l. VIVA, -.
boys call "huNch maNa-t. ,.,
opposed to 4 perceutaat lM,..u4r.
He likes to tly daring experiments
he likes to keep Quat aOoa; WEN
his pitcher viii be As he = don
today He likes to SpriN- Sa.Y:.~..~
His assistants are Thai ~. -.
Charlie Dresser. one G ~ lo..s..-
es. IS the best signal stea.eY :. t..t
game. He can coach al t.."G D.,
for a few innings ard stayt cI....s
the kind Of stuff the pitcher Is -
ing to throw before t.e ba" c..
starts for tic plate.
Yes. there is some I.,.".o.;s ......:-
ing and schemin1 gems O. - -
ranks Of the beloved 5-N.> -r...-.
But an immortal phAo>ople. H..a@..
TO all OF Us as BaDc EE,4 l.ee
coined a golden phrase on -, =
sue Of power y. ,...!:.,.-.
Y don't see. ---a ,he Ba91 NH
simple dignity How a9yeea- -.
out-think ball tina; .s >a...a4 ~"
the fence :or a home raI
That was the lesson ard Ii
moral that could be learned .;
anyone who watched the Two team
take their final workouts at Yanaes
stadium yesterday. Bare bar.
Yankees sent basebalis rocke..uG IL
to the stands when they to0K ta.l.
batting practice. DIMaggiO ke.ar.
Dickey. Gordon. Henrich-they 54st
swung nice and easy ana tn b@,-
ting practice pitcher calico tor
another ball.
Then Che beloved bun ;oof .a-it
turn. After considerable StTa:nin5.
Ducky Medw.c.; t..a.." pumped g.
into the seats, Eat ~ 0.heg Dee
er was able TO % i. Lsc tAe :.
concentrated ard ;?.-I-I, { I'd
as he could. but he cl1,tn, ,.....a
a baseball into the st@.-s.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
BruWIeVs
Coiex G
Pre- .

B@aW.sE 10 Ca.tN..' .t-H F.. -
t7o.ha1 ;ta.", Wednesday, We&
aN.sHlH- vsaeuse sessions II n.ss-
a:a.le& ~ H." T,adav "-a. -.
IL Bsae.s>. :. san v...H =
SPEEDY JotM Waa.n.s ...:...
ba.s W.aa:Hs Suffered - .s,s
.".": - c~s.> workouts '&.~ We
aNl question: H.I.a i r.ss.o III.
name II the ..G,at .He@"
Nevertheless. B:a@.'9 r.a.a.as-
ne tdTor.te ANON. many IL
Tne> p.e>t&. ere [. =. -. ......
clubs IL ne ;A..sy - s...a". -,
Ca.eN,,e is :H dir "e,- :. -
terra.
Ba"doA soa.a. - Ca.u-.sr
when asasa !: ae ,>2.9..a - ..s-.
ganse. S..G ". eNet. - -.
.MeM .oal.. s@&s. CHf~ .''
judged B.a2.cy - g.. ss,sa. !"
The leagao. .pl.eWu- Z. CeaHa.
Sheldon Isu-abo,e - IL ,a..s,
.huoah sCys.amay N,aH,>a.>
Tia. Vi, be =. -. a@....s -
The Mas.:..aces> o..ose s-' a.-
saMe.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
GRAND CANYON TRAVEL
SETS NEW RECORD

GRAND CANYON. Aril., Oct. l.
,UFD-Travel to the Grand Canyon
National parl; this year set a new
all-timc record. it was reported to-
day. At the close of the travel
season Sept. 80, total OF 431,8l6
visitors had seen the canyon. an
increase of 1920 per cent over last
year and 9G pcr cent over the
previous mark SGT in 1899.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
l.. 4. LII ESYUCK

~ AN'fII.f.~. tt.'. 20
if"o~ral -'a'' 'l.frt' r. ~ .ir....J
rig -a..st's H.. about t.a....
f"# good - t... -. -. H.. .-.a,-
f--' .aa' ... u.".-
ina 30 -t.. -. ... .H.-.-f-.
i'" t-i' -. ...I
.lor. -. - '.a... s..r .a,.-
mo- - -a#t ~ - .,H,..
thar NoNaa #..# ,.,i at l,.l-
NJ, - "..a..n. .'.ei.. a.'.- -iau@
',t'" eta.. .'.sf He.l a5p... -.
-.aa 'tsa' s.. 'r.f rsa'-a 20 -
tr% :''.'!. '' r...r /, g. ao.f.
o-a.-5. 2sas ~. --a.,. s9ma.. E
p. ." good -. #a.as:- o. f
...t',: 5.-5-T n.#- s--.e-. t..s
'. 49,. .a..- ..#,aa'. a..
,tt".- - ,sa..e. .t.aass a5. >.
!,~-t. oa. seaIor- g.. -. .-s= .aaI..
lIak.rgs sal.c. - sa#a -. i. =
III -olH.
sLrcp .at"a1'o 10y. #oa 'aa'.
.aes!a- ytaI ~ NOD ia ...s
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Oil Dealers TO
Meet FRIDAY

me General Petroleum corpora
ton vii conduct a meeting Of its
No5loas dealers and statesmen OF
IupoIial county in the Women's
Ten thousand club, Seventh and
Clirc streets. FL Centro, Friday. The
meeting VIII be in charge of Thad
Vrerland, district sales manager
aAd NJ M DigZncy. wholesale agent
Dealers will Dr present from E
Ccntro, BraW.ey. Imperial, and Yu-
ma.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Colonel 10 Review
Cavalry Regiment

= CeTe'D0Mla- retreat paraC0 -
sChedI.e4 a Camp Seeley a ) Pm.
IaasaaE when Co! Harold RuG.c:
~. :e..eT tne regiment.
T.e p.b..c "a, invited 10 vis..
ne camp = W.,.css the ceremony
W.Ic. = Gec.ogeG - be c0.O.1.i.
and lnteres.lH-. approximately So
ncn VII participate IL cerenonie.
Inc-deAt le u:lE-Mg tie Un.,ac
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Schultz Released

PITTSBURGH, Oct. I. CUP) =
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced
today the outright release of Catch
er Joe Schultz to the Memphi Is base
ball club of the southern associa-
ton to complete a deal forI Catcher
Vincent Smith, who finished the
season with the Pirates.
During the past tWos seasons,
Schultz had been optioned to Port
land in the Coast league by Pitts
burgh. Smith was obtained from
Memphis for a sum OF MONEY plus
a player.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Jaycees Prep

to realize this. We'll have 70 be very
careful"
Tuesday the Arabs drilled on punt
returning and line fundamentals
with a dummy scrimmage slated
for Wednesday.
The battle will begin at 800
o'clock in the Brawley stadium.
Officials Thursday night will be
Carter, Brown, Raine, and Hansen.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
SerQeanetfes Drill

Miss Hazellc SorCnSOn drill
inStructreSS of the FL Centre
Serseanettes. announced We'd
ne>day that her >wing>tcrs would
be in fine shape for parade
in the FL Centre stadium during
the halves of tie local game with
SWectWater.
The Sergeanettes have been in
practice since the beginning of
school and Miss SorenSon indi-
Gated they have q gili-trimmed
swing drill that will dazzle spec
t3tor~.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
J.. 4. STOCKS

Los A#5ELE... o.. .jrf
. .aat. dre,n"a ~ . a.N 49, ...
a.. the Los aa;.'~. g.. aasss t....
ono is-lc Va w. j.. 80 H...
and tar Wrrc W. laa."3s sd .i...
Wa aTpro=jmaf"l@ 5aa a.tr#
Roberts publ, Ma. - 49,. ID,
'Laneeai; Trans1i.."isa ..
ruauGcG; Standard q. 81. o'o
t'lion on ~. .s laA...-.@....4ss
Ao,caa9t. al -. :. o. ~.
A..p'atc -. T. a'e .. Nsf', e
Asr.ian ~
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Chicago Series
o1ers We'd.

CHICAGO =. = - Teddy
L,s..... & ...... 3. ". ~. .!'aa
rtc.... .... -. s.o~ 30 laoe
IN = ..5 7e.s as the
Wal'- So d. ...a "t.s .9"p.l4n
lGr N: .e:. "t't aa #3.1 r8am-
p!on.u.3 .sa. =. @ #a he
n.tci.. ,.#G-e d.. -, ia IN tie
D9e.er - 3.#.. 4...a.
;. ...... ..s ..r.e -',.l'r..
..l.' o. 80 ..d To-
l.# =. ..e C5da-
!1,s,' ~. % - y
- #., s., . lyons also
w. . .. ...c pp am
.1H.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-01
Rv UNITED rRFSS

To Scatt." R.alarS, threc-t.nie
winners al tHc Pac!i.c Coast le9S It
eenn4ut. tSle tt.e Sacramento So
,ns in t:c NHal saHen--ame series
Of lac S"aa. IN. -E plaEoI-. starl.n2
.Cre Ff.Ja
IT, H-..l~. ,s5..rz il ther
g..l> 49,. s... f.-..EoeG S-3iS 80
..az,.. - ~ ..sr ron b,amd
~ t.r. -. E. a. o.e..a-,cr fIc5day
~" a..-.. .f.Ys. ii scores Of
-. -. - or.,s p.a#cl
,..a. - .4...,e o... -, earn
* .-...s ...8 ~. 20 d, ....-a 10 =e'
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-21
Four BaiIlers Enter
Regional Swim Meet
Bell. Dslby. Krsvss,
Baker Slotsd 70 60

oTour Bather tankmen accom-
pany Coach Theron Tompkins to
Fordson tomorrow, where they
will compete In the state asso-
citation regional swim meet.
Boys entering the meet will
be Bob Ball, who Is lated for
the individual medley and div
ing; George Daily, who will 60
into the 220 and possibly the
50-yard events; Jim Krause, in
the backstroke; and Ford Baker
in the diving events. Coach
Tompkins announces that he
will probably enter Krause In
the individual bedley, . swim
which he has never entered
comparatively.
Both Ball and KrauSe have
STUN in q regional meet before.
Ten schools will be repre-
sented from the region at the
meet, which will start It 1880
p. m. tomorrow. Sixth place
winners and under will 60 to
Lansing for the championships.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-21
Leafs
R'ega
Lead

The Toronto Maple Leafs are
back on top Of the National
Hockey League proving that 1t
takes more than one team to
keep another down.
The Leafs Jumped into first
place last November . few days
after the season opened and held
the lead until : week ago when
Boston's spectacular surge lifted
the Buins into the front.
The Bruins have not been
beaten n - games and IRE ~
hot today - they were when
they aScended into the lead. But
they viii havs 70 have some
help from the other clubs IN the
circuit II they hope to draw
awiy from Toronto. Montreal
failed 70 stop the Leafs last
night and % . result the Bruins
lost the lead BY . single point
while Idle.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-02-21

finished out Of the money only
10 times while earning SIS, 666.
This was consistency OF the
highest order.
He won, among other races,
the Inaugural Handicap at La
tonia in 1920, the Havre de
Grace Handicap In the Same
year, and was second to Jack
Hare, Jr., in the Preakness Of
1918. In the 1920 Frontier Han
dicap in Detroit he finished b.
hind Slippery Elm, but defeated
the great Exterminator for the
place.
. Distance races were the Por-
ter's forte and he was equally
adapted to fast and muddy go-
ing. The racing historians point
out that his lifetime earnings q
q racer might have reached con-
siderably higher figures but for
the fact his campaigning oc-