davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

WITH q taa"aAd
future D. g. Senator, IL - md whea HAWAII
4 State. He's shown fshing In his fathers tara patch
q punalun Oshu
~ NEA Service
HONOLULU, Hawaii, April l6-Take deep breath, David
now four years old may some day be = u. s. Senator.
Ill started when Warrington, D. C., STIR Thousands OF
iee from the Of the "Senaors Hawaiian garden g
Rege n editorial that Of the Disadvantages Of ad
hitting Hawaii would be the possibility Of IT. electing
Z Senator BY that name.
WON'T COindKNT ON HIS POLITICAL PLANS
Newaper reporters here sought out the little chap with the
biz have been boerins him but a no time
win David Kaa etc. comment his political plans He pre-
fin The offer Of stick Of serves to divert him only
momentarly from his angling.
David Z the q David Kaapu famed for the manner l.
which traditional old Hawan style ut Punauu Oahu
Hs translated means the beautiful Koa Tree growing on
The windward side Of the Koolau range, Oahu"
the time be arises In the morning until the time he
tires &C night Senator does he peases his father
speaking political adviser THAT In accordance with BE-
LII decision actions should be ba0ed the die
tate az his mood Of inspiration"
M ATIIRR DaIAK6 CON0R1SS TRADITIONS
"Senato should not in the opinion Of his father
stand 81 HE political future For the may legally
b tnloDcopod % David Kekoa Kaapu
Hut ts ssnatos habit Of dress be somewhat more Of N
ohncle % his election place Of conGresmans traditional
oc and neng de- Davids customary attire consists OF
Thick Of TAM supermposed his naturally golden brown
kin:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Wretker Saves
Mired Smokes

NEW BALTIMORE. - The
first good rainfall should bring
q sigh Of relief to Fire Chief
Edward Maliskey who has spent
Z busy week with his crew Of
firefighters fighting numerous
brush and grass fires all over
the surrounding countrywide.
70 add to the fire chiefs woes
were muddy roads and he eli
NAKED q week of responding to
alarms Sunday by driving the
fire truck into q hopeless mire
Of mud at Arnold and Burden
roads that made the services Of
Jackson's wrecker necessary be-
fore the machine could be re-
turned to further duty.
City Superintendent Andrew
Medium In his own car at the
same fire ran into, t<oNbls md
had to be pushed back home
for repairs. Bring on those
April showers," Il the plea Of
the city crew.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Hostess Hou5e lea
TIdeI5 Available
Proceeds 3 Swell
selvstisa Army Drive

Tickets were distributed yea
terday to members Of the wom-
ems committee for the Salvation
Army Hostess House tea, to Be
held q the Hostess House next
Wednesday. April 3. afternoon
and evening.
The committee, headed BY
Mrs. b. v. Nunneley, continued
plans for the giant atfair. = part
Of the Salvation Army Drive
under the Craftsmanship Of Paul
S. Hirt.
Mrs. L. Wade Fast, Mrs. o.
wald Fleumer. Mrs. Carl Schim-
mel and Mrs. Lawrence Schott
will assist committee members
during the afternoon at tn -
and during the evening. Mrs,
John N,tnneley, Mn. =. Is. Ne.
Wethy "a Mn. Hixt VIII as11le
ana lIrs. Charles Ullrjch vii
present I rnuSical peogr1Ga.
larE 1onAk Az q A61uV1nt ~
Of the ticket sale Tar N Svont
for which 4 city.wide canvass
for donations Il under way.
The next meeting d the WON.
ems committee VIII b held On
Monday, April Il. at 4:3c
o'clock 1t the Hostess House.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Probe Fails
to Reveal
Fire Cause

OAfter probing the charred
wreckage Of the Quilted J. II.
Malbin & Sons company build
ins on Monday, Fire Chief G.
Edward Willert announced TO-
day that the origin Of the $780,
900 fre Is officially recorded ~
undetermined.
Willert said he and Z repre-
sentative from the state are mar
shal's Office were unable 70 de-
termine source Of blaze despite .
thorough investigation.
The Are chief gave spontane.
Gus combustion - q possible req
son, but sufficient evidence was
lacking, he said, to definitely de-
termine the cause.
He said no further investiga-
ton is contemplated.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Mrs, +. vens
Passes Away
Dseth cIoims
Women, 70

OMrs. Frank Vens, for 81 years
q resident Of Mount Clemens
passed away at her home at 225
South Broadway at 1918 o'clock
last night following an extended
illness. She was - years Of age.
Mrs. vens was born Mary
O'Hondt In Belgium, and came
to this city 81 years ago with
her father, Henry D'Hondt, who
for many years operated q
butcher shop In the city.
She II survived by her hus-
band, two daughters, Isabelle
and Dorothy Vens, and q broth
er, Camille D'Hondt, Of Sharon,
WASH, and . sister, Mrs. Cyril
Van Haverbeke, Of Rockland,
Wash. A son, the late Fr. Frank
vens, passed away in 1922.
She was q member Of st.
Peters Alter Society and the
Hollyhock Club.
Funeral services will be con.
Quoted from the home on Fri.
day. morning at $50 o'clock and
from st. Peters church at 10
o'clock. Interment will be in st.
Peters cemetery, with LaCroix
and Groesbeck Funeral Home IN
charge Of arrangements.
Prayers will be held on
Wednesday and Thursday nights
at eight o'clock, and the Holly
hook Club will attend the serv-
ices In . body.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
G6nqress May Lower Aqe-Bracl<ef of Army Dfe
Stock Exchange Head
Enters Army Today

: NxWsYoRK, April le-N
william Nice Cheney Martin, ~
yGar-old president Of the New
York Stick Exchange, went into
The army today with the obser.
vation that he believed the Unit
"a States would enter the war.
Tho man who has headed the
nations foremost securities mar.
net foe three years reported foI
examination under the selective
service act quitting his 80. 900.
a-year post il Wall Street for .
prlvate's pay Of $21 . month.
and passed the required tests.
Whether he gets his Job back.
be said, "all depends On how
long this war will b on" u
s.Do you think well get into
the WARP" he was asked.
Eyes, ! think Co." he replied,
adding: II haven't any informa-
ton. It Is just my opinion"
s'pid you leave any recon-
meudations with the Stock Elk
change before you left?"
e. "yes.-I left . list Of recon-.
mendations for making dough;
but I don't know II those recon.
mendations will make dough o.
not. They are. my personal
opinion"
Martin. q tall man weighing
ITO, went by subway from the
Yale club. where he stays, to the
army induction center.
Martin told Z clerk 1t the In.
duction center he was . Yale
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

graduate, class of 1o38, the con Of
William McChsSney Martin. ST..
who retired March ! - head Of
he. Federal Reserve bank Of st.
Louis.
He said he earned $3.50 f,
week. was single, and had nj
dependents.
During Z lull n his examina.
Ion, he said, '.n@anyone had
old me . year ego that ! would
- getting into the army now.
I'd say he was crazy"
He'll 60 to Fort Dix, N. J., this
nernoon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Aavel Services
Sci ior tomorrow
tx-Shsviff's Mother
70 Do Dusisd In Detroit

aFuneral services for Mrs. 3.
Havel, mother Of Ex-SheriH
Robert G. Havel, who died yer
day morning at her home In De-
troit, will be held from the a. II.
Peters Funeral Home, 12067
Gratiot avenue, Detroit. Thurs
day at 10 .. m.
The body may Be viewed at
the st. Marks Lutheran church,
Cast Grand boulevard, near For.
est, from IL noon Thursday untn
he time Of the service 1t : p. N.
Burial will be e& the Gethsemsme
cemetery. =.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

WASHINGTON. April 16-tN
-Congress may amend the sell
ective service act this session to
require military training n M
ture years for q generally young
er group Of men than those In
the 21-35 age group now sub
ject to the draft.
President Roosevelt told his
press conference yesterday that
the subject Of changing the age
limits was under study By the
war department and congress-
ional committees and that the
committees might take up the
matter formally in early June.
Meanwhile, there were these
other developments relating 70
the selective service program:
I. Army sources disclosed that
the war department had modi-
fled it, blanket ban against In
cr,,rir., reccrds - rermit train-
srs - those not consieered IN
desirahIe
"a seIective service headu,,nr-
ter incressed from ~. to "a
days The period In which : pros
;,,ss,,ct;or sftss. rsceiwir,1 ~ -.
A. rn6 49, snerrls vssr1i -.
,,c,.sre6 a errtea,X - n1r3n1 -
a 49, a. nnore vvhen l,u1ifInIl
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Allen Funeral
Plans Outlined |
Clinton 6seve
s4Dsv(sl tlssss.sd

oFuneral services for Mrs.. Nor
ma b. Allen will be held Thurs-
day afternoon 1t : p. m. from
the D. N. Cooley Funeral Home.
Rev. Larry DeShayes, pastor Of
the Gospel Tabernacle, officiat-
ing. Burial will be ct the Clinton
Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Allen, . longtime resi-
dent Of Mount Clemens passed
away 1t her home 1t 20 South
HighlanQ yesterday morning.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Church Groups
Plan Benefit

NEW BALTn1OR3. - The
combined societies Of Sc. Mary's
Catholic church viii sponsor Z
Games party wednesday eye-
ming, April -. Proceeds from
the party win % t0WUed pur.
chasing new cQrDet6 for the
church Tha Jutlic y cordially
invited - c:se.
Mrs. Allan onlth md Agrs
L. J. Hai1ht v1nlrod Ma Emms
Lunesr Friday 6ll1sueen.
llr. end Mn. puEveod Green
end family, Nh Hoael 0rssn
md "a Uonalo V1rooCo lfr. md
Mn C1ark 06oohs ! 0nD1ny.
e; e; !; ~; - -: - ~;
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
PROXIMITY OF MARS

About every Is to II years,
the planet Mars makes . rela.
lively close approach 70 the
earth. At such times, it Il only
about SO, 100000 miles from ~,
while at times It Il 236. COX, 900
miles distant. A. 4
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
Mas01ls


Continued From Page II
largest attendance ct their lodge
Of instruction since the first Of
the year.
Masons Of the county will
have an opportunity to see the
new Romeo temple, rebuilt re-
Gently following . serious fire
about the first Of the year.
Refreshments will be served
following the meeting.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16

Reports from the petroleum
industry indicate that 800 new
oil fields were discovered h TIN
United States IN 1910, or more
than In any previous year.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-04-16
President Ind q : r.
in General Age : !! ~

Sslsetivs Services Hish Co.
Easss Dsfssynsnt Sehsdsles

army . 'sheinqS I'd - u.
less h 49, ~ ~
bation - ~ IN
tenee ~ ~ a. y
Heretp6oso - - r ~ n
acceptnA14 Wla6 4,
couYiceed q - - / |
On s'inSi 3 * I
War dsplrt q - M
''enorma0e1s W
exerted ~ ! Ilp1 W
seeking rnon1e y I j
Icy. IN ~ " n y s.
Of ''heinous erin
viii b. boxrod y}>
two or u1Oro e1l &
crimes punislI1l,1o
one year's iIncgt y ~
chronic oflen1okp : 80 =
three o. nnpEe Il
includins aleoh ~ r
diction, VIII 49,
The 'sheinosat " 3Z|)
were treo1on, -
raps, kidnnplno -
panderin4s anY 6
sex psFvorSton; 1l
inR II nSrcot3 4 y Il, s9s q, !! Il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Two Tie for
Trap Honors

w. II. MeCready OF Bellingham
and X. o. seribner of Seattle tied
for top honors In the is-yard
event OF the Tacoma Gun club
shoot Sunday. Each had e5 out
OF 100. ". c. Jannsen was third
with - and Dave williams was
fourth with %.
McCready won the handi-
cap with a. out Of 80 In one
OF the keenest shoot-offs ever
seen at the field. He COM
peted against Jim Irwin and
went rs straight 20 win.
Les Hurst and Galen De
Wore were tied for third with
AS.
Jannsen won the doubles with
80 out Of so and Pat Murphy was
second. Ted Gerham and Joe Nc
knight each had SOS.
Joe Mcknight won high class
A. Mccready won high class b,
f. II. Davis high oiasse c. Nc
cresdy handicap. Jannsen doubles,
and Jannsen high over all.
The next shoot will be an
nounced later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Golf News

Brookdale-Medal play tournament
winners: ist division: Joe Hans
Ter 74-l2-62. Eddie Riviere rs
a.. Randeli Edmonds 1880. Arne
Jevenhagen 77-s-oe.
--ei, Jim Engle s6-2o-6e. Harry
DAILY s4-le-6s. Paul Gomsrud &C.
i7-6e, Tom Wallace 85-1o-6e-
3rd division: Bud Abraham e2-2s
So. Burt Morris e6-24-e2, Ed Sol
other scores: Bill Rounds 1914
--T2, Elmo samuelson ss-l2-7i, Bob
20 AiAfe Geo wiliiams ssois37s. Joe
Greco 7B-5-73. Geo. Wise it'll
Lon Bishop si-Ie-72. Harry Maun-
ders eT-15-T2. chas. Booth o-lo-
"a. Chef Corey eT-l6-7l. L.
stevenson e0-2o-7o. Paul Nelson 90
17-7e. Carl lawson ee-lo-73. Jim
Farming eo-2o-7o Don Isenberg 20
1910, John Cologerou eo-20-7o
Clarence TAYLOR 88-l5-75. Pred Him
nelsbach e2-le-74 Dr. Monzingo
ss-is-7o. oliver orodvig e7-22-75
Lowell Hammond 100 -28-si, Krafi
ps-22-73. M W. Mills es-2e-H
Chet Davis io6-3e-so, Chas. Neudor =
fer s7-25-72. Harry Satterlee loz-
AIS.
Transfers. winners: LIST DIVISION
Paul Comsrud 35-sls-2eh, Clarence
Taylor 34-7is-26iz. and DIVISION
Harry Satterlee 4I-l2-2s, Chef Davis
42-is-2a. Other scores: Lon Bishop
3s-eh-2sh, Chas. Booth se-S-Sl
N. vi, Mills 43-i2z-3els. Carl Law
son 4o-s-32. Prank Newell ais
81, Tom Wallace 36-s-2e.
Mems club: Saturday: Medal plhy
fun handicap. winners LIST division
Joe Hansler 7e-i7--oe. Joe Greco 1s-
$50 and division: Harry haun-
ders sl-i5-6e: Geo. Wise 1s-e-lx
Arne L4venhagen no score. Geo. VII
llzms se-l3-7o Walt Williams 20
49, Prank Newell no score.
Here are the results Of the EaEiet
Lodge golf tournament PLAYED Sunoa y
at Brookdale. Best nine holes WIZ
. one-haif handicap.
oscar Carlson. 4o-ls1s-235s net.
Bob West, s7-i2L-24is net Bruno
Isvorini. l1-ielz--24i1 Q net San
Tokstad. 42-1eis-25iz net. Bud Nc
Cormack 42-16ts-25s net. ms Berg
ss-i2-26 net: Jim Canto, 44-ieiz-
77iL net: Gus Bloom. 45-leH-zsi =
net: Bert Appel. 4e-i7h-26is net
John Davis 36-7-2s net; Harry sat
teriee. Si-i2-2e net; Tom Aedsk, 81.
7s-2ea net. I. Butcher, 4l-ll-Se
net.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Shorisiops in
Front Of All

NEW Yonh shoftatops have
tsken ever ths hattlns lsadsFsbip
IN hoth ma1Dr lsagasa. siih Any
faashan ~ l'ittsaalfHh moFinH
INTO ne satioasl isAgpss tep spot
% team ~ Niih tbs Amsfieen
isagus isasies Cecil Travis a.
s.ashingtsn. according - the sSsF.
aass released to-day ana fseipdina
games % Tbafa1sg
vaashas 10 hitting $50 seven
points sore ghaa Eros slagThtsFl
Cardinals ossfisldsF who h zee
ond sith .sss Aifheush Travis
holds IN Amsfiean lsanus lead
bls average has a~lndied doea %
fbe more normal figure ~ 80
after = fsss 4esks ~ sensational
eiouiing Joe cseain. RED 500
slortsiep. trails Travis vita .es7.
Ths tNe pitching isadsfs are
Hugh Casey. hfookiyn. who has
son five and loet nene. ana Me-
Harder. CAsssisn1. mo haa eeppea
four and iest none.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Three Teams
Set for Play

TAr<s fssn.e sfe d<fsnis<s4 -
fcf ~ cTess stats lesGas h
e&zl
leufnsm<at l. b stages n Tse>-
M - 10y - sed = VIII ~
fpuFth h ~ asel1~d = m<k<szp
gases tkls week
wan. wnt>s nfw u<<ils
a<F<.t~a N.kinss Fiseles t~1<e
n.ssrsss. 81 49, o. -
take casters aI<isiea h~~@<s
wkIs~ llnesls Akes so
ue<r~tt ssaHais~ - >xspa1t
sil~<k~1 westsss &vss1~a
k<Tfk<
Feafth h~Fih lls= h<Ess<n Ill.
ingham ned nssd<Fs Hts1iaa
Tiger. ard nFemeftas Wilaests
Tentative s<sup fs< th< nsHsuf
games calls fuf nsiIlnEhsm i
play stadium here en TUESDAY =
: twin III while IAn0ela fe<s =
nFsmsftun fuf q anahisnsAa<f e
Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20

of an opportunity 10 shaw up shs
old Fox" ~ blasting siE hiis 81
tho White sox trimmed the nsna-
tors. i0-5. kuhsi hii = triple ana
q double and Wright made -four
straight hits. pacing the White
Son ie-hit attack on three WASH
ington pitchers
50 WHIT wyatt. With = winning
streak ~ seven straight faesd
Larry French. who hadn't bsen
able 10 finish a gains in hls last
tbfss starts. In ths Do1Esr-Cob
Rams Bat the highly favored
Dodgers took II on the chin. ia
II ~ss the first time thss season
the Dodgers rad lost = gams ~
mors Than tao runs. Eight - the
games II runs we're unsarfsd
90 Ths Pirates haa the
Glanis licked. 80, sad hsa
routed New yofk's ssw pifeh-
81. Tiadlss fslil hieGss. but
k1p ss~e1i's defeass fen
apart sad the Tersymsn e@fns
sa 10 sin. 50. In tbs first
tss IaainEs FiiisburEh 80
the bass filled five tiassa.
BIT in ths seventh Al Lopsz
three wildly 70 esateF field. Vas
EObays fsmbisd q ball IN ihs out
field and ihs Giants pushed over
fhFss runs Which insured Ylctofy
ALESo HITs
~ Chuck Aisne. Feskls third
baseman recsiled from indian
apoiis last week. sinFisd 10 ths
third driving home ths run -
which the Cincinnati Reds brooks
their Eix-gams losing streak fthsif
longest h tao ysars), ~ defeating
the Braves. - Paul DerrinTsr
famed nine and allowed only seven
hlts but had 70 piteh al out be.
Gauss o. tao Cincinnati errors
~ The Cardinals had their ace.
Morton Cooper. IN the boz out hs
wasn't abie h. finish and they had
n 20 70 the last d the ninth BE-
fore finally sub1ulnE tbs hustiinS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Pioneer League

" M 49,
nsin sH6 suee r4<siTz<t -
Pienssr isssus yeeEsFtay--ea4
that wasn't al "a - n<~s -
nslt Laks clsys s@fea4asg sh&fH-
plea lt<ssI
ons Of ti< ns<sI sa4lnsLAx plI<A~
sfa. Al Tsis. a<s<Ff<d - ~
iisipsF ei,ib n Ine us4n fn14Hr
trial lszgus Tsl< rs A~sn ri<e<s
isndsf ssaspeasloa - 80 effIzl@It
Th~ a&<k sixA1 h@sd<f -
is<t sA<<s Esme< - go So
sse~-Bss - r~~f - - -
s.eaaa staff s&ss't 4es< nzs<e
he4fnf.
A. = result Il Saturdays -
vsfsais. ne 0Edsn Reds sfs baea
n first pleee n ths ioep. f1Iie~>f
~ PeesEalIe. Nhlzh lssf - folss.
ga oxasn ts.t fsxha F4iIs -
asll i.sks silmhea : haif ae<eh
ouf ~ ths seiisf villa ~ t1-p
thamplax - Tula Fslis a4z1f.izy
night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Kansas Wife
Leads Pins

los ANGELES c.thsfins
SIEGE. 1t-yssT-sid Kansas clfg.
No. hossewifs. sDday led the
singles esmpstiilon ~ M We.
msn's intsrnasiaaal fseNlinR e0ns
Ersss alta ; ezs ssoss. tao points
batter than the winning total ssi
ruled II last yssfs congress
Tbs fivs woman tssm standings
ssFs headed ~ ths nee Processes
Gear taam from sTraeuss. =. r.
shieh piled 70 an aggregate seoFs
u zs15
ina Mari Printers ~ "a tsesiis
climbed INTO second pises n M
team standings ~ bowling z3fl
Gears LADIES'. ~ Dsnssf. are thifd
slfh 74lt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Bicycle Is
First Priz
lust la youlhs
compolo n Event

x.anx t<s.xrz t.a<-srum -
-. !. =. .&<t~ tssus - -
- - -. -. .y----~
Fezs's -'ns< s.zs~@ -
txFsi&r ~ retnt u<fien<e
f.see<rs. - av>s - i<1s -
III =. tens~d : - fH1s3 \
es.n<~ King <elmea
n. - 80 . hx<x<l<. nInnorn
4. <~~<4 s~<11I - 1n.11sz - -
r..rst zaama furnlsu<. ramnnay.
f<.-.r1 ns~~r - s~n<< =
s.<v~,~ sn< - v><lz<y fI11o1 \
v~zs.<x !. - 1rulres
49, f,<~n 80 -
-. - .~r~~s pslrH =
-. =. a u~1n&u1 Il
- 4 -.
I-s.~ r.sr~ ana =. 6zr6nm
- ,>svs -. go :
- -. - -. =. -
81 -
-, $500 - s~~nsv. -
- - - --.~~...a <su~1s
4. ..,-... 80 ~~.~e-. 49, 60
~. .-z-.-..-
- - - - -. -
's-.s
-. -. :. .....<.s a
<sa'ss ss'a - ss,"s
- -. - - -
-. -
@ !" =. =
~ - 80 -
- ~ - -.
-
s y" ~
10y -
~ 49, ~
~ 10Y sz.<F
n ss s.''..n - ''-.ea
se - - = -
~ Hm -
- hsHe - ~
ssm 80 - - W
~ -. - tsssl 1855 -. -.
80 -. so.a -. z.s.s.e. -.
e g@s @F'sn~ 1919 ssa<
- - - 49, -
h*'I~ Es'= 49, - - <s
hz1NMs IL :" IN - s<<z1'
s 10 F*fN
f ~ - g
1870
m $500 49,. 80 . -.
- 1870 - ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Looking Over the Majors

NEW YORK ~ The uncertainty
Of baseball IL is chief lure. You
can never tell whst'lI happen next.
on this theme the late Frank J.
Eayln. owner ~ the Tigers. re-
marked after his club had lost .
tough series 10 a taii-end team
If those things didn't happen.
we'd have 10 close every ball park
In America"
Look. for Instance. Al shat hap
pened Sunday;
1D Joe DaAsEgio popped up for
the third out In the fourth inning
Of the Yankse-Brown game but u
didn't end the inning me 81
Louis catcher tipped bis bat or
that strike. and DinsEgio vas
automatically swhrdsd first base
The Yanks scored four runs aftsr
the repnevs and crushed the
Browns. 1z=z
CD In thu uesrs-Hsd ssH
game Rudy Yerk hit : dou1is
play hall 10 secoad basemAn
sammy HsIs. subl,lsE fer ths
injured BSbby Ds<rT. IN ths
IIth lnninE ef . a. tie. Hass
threw piidiy, asa eas rua
SCORED. Then gse Cronin
booted = Trsuader and aaethsr
rus soersd. The Tigers wen.
SIS. despite Jimmy fSrE'
hSnaer In the lat ~ the liza.
80 The isagus-isadinR Indians.
with q five game winning streak,
met ths ssyenth-plaos Athieiies,
who had a four-gams losing strsak
Johnny Babich. who had a acre
arm all spring, was making his
first start Ths Indians were II
fAvor1tsa. 50 the A. knocked
their ears off. 10-1 despite the
fact that Bsbieb hse o. retire 30
the fifth because his srm tight
ensd Up.
SHOW Up CLARK
~ Two ball players that Clark
Griffin traded away. Joe Kuhsi
and Taft Wright took advsHtags
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
cling Leonard Lovstrom Wins Dad-Boy Derby
Dog Racing

PORTH-AND-Lea nosed grey
hounds today pointed toward Port
lands 1871 dog racing season
opening AZ hultnomah stadium
Saturday night
Officials Of the Nuitnomsh
Kennel club said more than 900
dogs had been schooied for the
races this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Tennis Champs

sEATTLE-North Central High
Of Spokane today held the state
high school tennis title. The team
won seven points in the annual
tournament here Saturday.
The singles finals between Cy
Bowers. Longview. and Guy Way
man. Hoquism. defending cham
pion. were postpOne5 until next
Saturday At Centrsiis because OF
rain and darkness. making other
team rankings indefinite.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20

Atkins and Yern Pugh. Curt Day
arrived TOO late 70 qualify In time
triais.
Monty Montgomery. Portland.
won the class y zS-ineh event.
Pat Pearson. Seattle. won the
SO-inch. class z event.
IL ths expert class 74-lnch
Bunky Osborne. Seattle. vas first
having the best time u the dzy.
eight seconds fiat
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Don Lien Has
.3-Hii Contest

noa faen,s fhFse.hlE Fzlehiaz
wam enough for fhe netkIesa 81
Tseons % dsfssf fhs Qz4fs<f-
master sine ~ Feft Lswie. 1'Az1~
daY 2 - IN - fzst inslrfz
amlfannsl haired feF ne lpeefs
Play VS. ~ Amefiean Laks npe-
pllai field
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
Central Wins

PORTLAND-Centr1i WsshinE-
ton College Of Education today
held IS 10 81 point track victory
over University Of Portland The
Ellensburg squad took fiFsts IN
nine Of IS events.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20
BorEIHo HEST MAN

bVAtttt0 hE"h "RF
Mrs Eugene kiioy. wife Of the
Tiger ontfielder. wlll act - ma
tron Of honor. Mis- Bohannan
win have one more attendant.
Eddie Botelho. Tacoma catcher.
will be hest man. harv Rlcksrt,
also one OF Holmes teammates,
will also be In the immediate wed.
ding party.
The bride win b. ausen Nv
automobile "a second base anA
wiIl pass through . eoFdon
Of players 10 meet. the groom
~ home plats for the wedding.
organ music played from the
field and smplifies ~ The
pubic address system siii
precede the ceremony.
Herb Ford. well known Tacoma
baritone. will EinR AT DawninE
and a Love You Truly" befofs
the arrival of the bride and har
attendants.
The wedding scene sill b
specially lighted and Il viii not
b. until after tina ceremony when
the bride and groom are ~hlsked
around the field In front u ths
stands that the big fioodilEhts
viii BE- used 70 illuminate the
park.
Holmes. who IL due 10 pitch N
Spokane Monday night VII b.
given q holiday from HE baseball
chores Tuesday night. After The
ceremony. he and his wife viii
be seated In . special boE bshind
ths Tacoma dugout
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-05-20

Phiiiiss. s-s. Johnny hizs's single
alta the bases ioa6sd broke W
TIE game. II Was a costly victory
for the cards because Catcher
Walker Cooper suffered = dislo'
Gated shoulder In a collision plth
Harry Marnis. Phiis' second base
man ana viii b out. of action
indsfinltsly.