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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Leonard

.
There can be no question con-
corning his ability ana Il has
been . shock to his many friends
that his health will not permit
him to run again. Had ho been
able to run for SUPERVISED /
would not have entered the,
field.
"As it is, however, ! feel that
/ am well qualified to carry-on
and hope that ali Of those good
folk who supported me last Fail
in the State Senate race will
again indicate their confidence
In me-"
Leonard is married and makes
his home with his wife and the
couples son. Cyril. In Disco, He
is chairman Of Draft Board No.
8, and as such donates his time
utterly without compensation
lin the national rearmament
program.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Ex.Pan American
Pilot Once Taught
Chinese Var Birds
BY PAUL MANNING

NEA Service Staff CorresDsnoenS
OLONDON, Jan. 27-(By Wire
less)-The big 15-ton Whitley
stands there in the rain, its pro-
pellars slowly turning. In an
other 10 minutes it will be roll
ing across the airdrome on an
other raid over German occu-
pied France.
Standing alongside this giant
Whitley you wonder how any
pilot can make the engines lift
such q ponderous weight off this
rain-swept flying field. Then
Charlie Whitehead Of Brooklyn,
N. Y, comes waddling out from
the hangar, encased in flying
suit and heavy lined boots, and
all complete with parachute and
other equipment which adds
about so pounds to his weight.
Somehow, catching his deter
mined air, you know he will
get this airplane of the ground
all right.
For this Charlie Whitehead Is
the one who turned in more
hours of brilliant flying on the
Pan American run to South
America than probably any 9TH
err pilot.
And this is Charlie White
head who probably pulled
more airplanes out of spins over
Brooklyn's Floyd Bennett Field
than any other instructor. That,
of course, was when Whitehead
was running his flying school at
B en- n e tt Field and had 4
$1000-a-week contract with the
On Leong Tong of New York's
Mott Street, under which he
turned young Chinese into skill
full war birds.
Today Charles a war bird
himself. He's the only American
in the Royal Air Force who is
flying the big bombers.
TAUGHT CHINESE
FLYERS IN NEW YORK
Originally employed by Lord
Beaverbrook to ferry planes
from American factories to Bri-
fish airfelds, Whitehead trans
ferred to the r. A. F. because
he wanted action.
The first day he reported at
a bomber station he was one
surprised American.
He had an idea that when he
showed up the adjutant would
lean back in his chair, point
through the window to q waiting
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
C0MNG-WED. THUR.
NIGHT IN TROPICS
BORDER LEGION
Accidents


by Theodore w. Berger, IS Third
street, and Mrs. M. c. Smith,
165 North avenue, on Sunday
afternoon.
A car driven by George c.
Fegely, Of Detroit, was consid-
erably damaged when It collid-
ed with another driven by John
VanBeversluys, Route 2, Mount
Clemens. at North Gratiot and
Joy Blvd, late yesterday after
noon.
Cars driven by David J. Rabbi
deau, 80 McGovern street, and
Charles Ballant, Of Detroit, sus-
tanned slight damages when they
collided at the corner Of Ma
comb street and Gratiot shortly
before nine o'clock Saturday
night.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27

q, ll1nDt0 asumy
2 o. 1905 e6mpaien,
: ~ IlaliCn i positio1 W.
0C, M okprssood The
W ~ III & Wus NO longer .
VA q italian loeses, but
4 go my q their further re-
! 80 Of all."
4 Isl 0co6k spokesman IN Ath-
I'll lie new Italian COM
~ Albania, General Ueo
-. ordered counter at
% several points on the
q nron 1ront yestsrday 70
Z - Hen tn morale Of his
- but that TIE Greeks had
- ~ Italians beck.
ul,Aoritative Italians last
nlS1st denled foreign reports Of
6l1og1ors which German troops
syCGo soid 10 have helped. Quell
~ nGaDRial noFthsrn italy.
No Columbia Broadcasting
u1esn. which carried the first
t1ipgtD Tint there had besn such
81 n11no. a Turin, Milan end
III Ilt cltieB, said IN . broadcast
~ uloht That new dispatches
from ! Balkan cspital said cas-
Ilf1W IA the alleged fighting
o been high and that some
1(o3lsn troops fought on the side
oe1thA riotsrs.
~ uneasy peace settled again
49, Rlnnania while captured
I2no6aro a last weeks rebellion
txGtod III fruits Of their failure
I1nny Paying with their lives.
ri 9hnnghal, Il was reported
tne r. japanese army had
ine1aod III fourth offensive to
Jmnh HOO 100 Chinese soldiers
< ogatjnS In Central China be.
4 yyu1m II peiping Hankow rail-
go1san1 ~ Han River. In pre-
S1o&o eofnpalgns, the japanese
nv9 1ai1ad % cross the Han.
IS konGh lndo- Chinese author
O onnounced that m armis-
oo - halt border dispute fight
botWeen 1ndo- China end
Hni11iAd had besn declared ef-
NJ 1t 10 p: "A, Sunday, EST.
\ announcement said Z COM
1on including Japanese me.
NH would convene Wednes-
" Saigon. In French .Indo.
1ne very slight mir activ-
the enemy during the
NM I1nrt Of the night" was re-
lgAod n e'British communique
y a0ded: "But no bombs
! fEcpped."
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Livestock

DETROIT, Jan. a-tArl-CotSse-i.o 80
slow. CAsiee Prime Y0gAnoA uSe!.oS:
Good 70 Cboice Xeee1meH JASSIi-sS;
Choice 10 Prims Meavy eeeerN !s'se'!s.sS
oesd e css'ss ~ - 49, 49, ca - an
~: HsSVyWolsht 1oloones. 10. ~ ~
Si,1n Voiint xooomaa o,1o-5.ooi oeoek
Ssan. S.O-0.o0; Deed . choice oeoskess
sssd Tss6ess, eeo-ie.ss; lliikses ana
csives-sso. 0ssedy. Best Calves. 1850;
FAR g O. = is-se-iN.ee' c0''s 30 COM
~ 49, - i.mb,--s,soe; - cents high.
~ ~ L1n6o, loS3: rais - 0oo1. 49,
Sass. - Ilakt 0hoop. Sso-e0o: Heavy
~ S6osN $1,000: csalls and Common.
Ssss-lADa. A1.fsss aos ssssbaishsd.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Agricultural Planning
Committee 70 Meet

OThe annual meeting of the
Macomb County Agricultural
Planning Committee will b e
held In the offices of County
Agricultural Agent William
Murphy at z p. m. Friday, Muir
ply said today.
The committee will assist
Murphy In helping to develop
the county's extension program.
Murphy's offices are located In
the eighth floor Of the county
building.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Eggs

DETROIT. Jan. 39-fAP)-(U.S. Dept.
Asr.)--U. .. Graded Michigan Egss IN case
lots FOB. Detroit:
Whites. Extras (Grade AZ Large 31-9l;
Medium 1870: Small 10; Standards (0rade
b Large 1oM-21; Medium i5-le; mail
10; Trades (0rade c. Large 1o-1e4a.
crowns, Extras (Grade D. Largo =; 80
dunn ills; Standards (orede ~ IAHQo
lsM .20h; Medium le-i5; Trsdes (oeeoe
c. Large 10.
Detroit Broker Rricss: Dsst .crssmssJ
in tubs 3eN-30%.
Eggs. Current Receipts iess; Dsftss
1lA; Checks IL W.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Pastor

Continued From Page ~
D. c., and DR.. Norman O. La.
Marche, of Detroit, seven grand
children and one great-grand-
daughter.
The body will be taken to the
Methodist church here 1t noon
Tuesday where It will lie Ia state
until 2 pm. when services will
be held. 49,
Rev. r. H. Prouse, pastor Of
Richmond Methodist church,
will officiate assisted by DR.. W.
c. s. Pellowe. Of Saginaw, and
DR.. Frank Fitch, supsTintend-
ent Of the Port Huron district.
Burial will be In Roseland Gene
terry, Detroit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Deputy


- NOVlisiHucV TfVM HSte ~
He picked the paper up and
read:
1--WE killed each other for our
money-signed, Bill and Jim"
And so, today, Deputy Grob-
bell Is getting the well-known
and unpopular "horse-laush.
But, IL he ever meets "those
kids, he'll have the last laugh,
he assures the boys.
Nothing was stolen from the
cottage.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Injured

pital attendants this afternoon
termed his condition improving,
but still critical"
Wyatt was rushed to the hos
pitAl here altar his car struck
the trailer, attached 70 another
car driven by Robert Vincent,
Of Detroit, causing the car "a
crash into the ditch where II
rolled over several times.
The car and trailer were bad
" damaged.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Spy, Shot

(ContiAned From Pare ~
also had Z WPA workers. card.
Onicers. ut the reservation
said the incident occurred Sat
urday night, and that the man
was now in the prison ward Of
the Monterey hospital, receiv-
ing treatment for 2 shot IN the
left breast.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Poultry

DETROIT, Jan. - - tApl = IouAeay
steady, Hens ibe. up u; vne1 : ~ e:
Lsghorn Hens, : NJ. - ~; Coe vE
Hroiisrs S-SM TbS. -; pvehs. wnlso !
lbs. up 70; 0ooes -, Rabbits III Capeo@
lbs. up -; Under H. -.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27

~ tnitod States Forest Ser
e planted l30, o61 900 trees o..
NJ acros &C national forest
Z Ghased ground last year.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27

One-fourth Of al male Amsri-
cans are named Charles, George,
James, John or william, accord
IND to estimates.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
Epidemic Of
Cold Symptoms

66s Liquid Of Gee Tablets with Gee
Salvs or 80 Nose Drops generally
relieves cold symptoms the first
day. ADV.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27
% Sogseea esest O. . lien
Vlleh 2aogpoeh UleGe Relas2

~ ~ ~ . Inv oone6N 10aste1
a Z ilon. d MI likely inst ~ seuld
have 6eN6 g u ~ saf1srcd afees.eeeme
pains. ThooD who 80 eietf1ecoe Weol
stomach = uas@ n s..s , ssssssscs H.
~ &C., 0nuAlt1ouo oalaDod ~ 0lpeou
Scid shoulA ~ : 80 box ~of v1N -.
iets. Thay uuGe ~ - me0o1 roeumooos
a. nANDeoV DnU0 CO.
s~H wv~4 oes~es evsvyweesss--sev
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-27

f;se-wJR n,oudie
WWJ Burns ana Alien
WxYz loae Ranger
CkLW Mich. Dept Of State
wick Jimmy Allen
WlGDC Italian 0efOnade
7:lS-CxLW Woodwind Inssm.
WJnK News Ace
o:00-WJR Thooo We Love
WWJ Telephone Hours
W<YZ Love Mystery
WMBC Christian Science
WEEK italian Hour
OeLW with TIE Troops
s:3o-WyN Smoking Time
WV Concert Hour
WxYz Tras or Yalse
Cl4LW Canadian 0renadierS
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WV d. Q
WxYZ Benny Kyle
CleLW News. Ssrensde
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wick News, Race Results
sis Wick Unemployment Program
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Michael. Williams editor
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WMBc Muskseon W. Detroit
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WV. Contented Hour
WxYz \, q. Swing
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CKLW Canadian News
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WXYZ Radio Forum
WJR Where Come From
wick Fiesta
CKLW Nswsresl
l0:45-WJR Musical
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WV News
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W1cYE Dancing Party
12:3o-EKIW Dawn Patrol
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Evening star., 1941-03-26

Navy's rifle team, six times winner
in the past II years, is tabled as the
one to beat when the National
intercollegiate team matches are
fired Saturday. Also at stake are
seven sectional titles scheduled to
be fired in as many cities on the
same day with a telegraphic COM
parison of scores to determine the
national champion.
These matches will be fired in
Washington at the National Rifle
Association range, 10 G street NE,
and in Boston, Atlanta. Chicago,
Wichita, Roswell, N. Mex, and
Portland.
Chief contenders for the national
title are Navy, firing at Washington;
several Big Ten teams, headed by
Iowa u, defending champion, firing
at Chicago; the West Point team
at Boston, and Washington U. at
Portland.
The Middies rate high on past
performances this year despite that
Evening star., 1941-03-26
The Fox Yeurns for WhitehiII and Crowder

Griffith incidentally believes that he has chance to make passel
Washington tS boom town ubated the
good ball club we'll draw 100000 maybe
mil got to have good club
beginning the Man With The Eyebrows has been claiming
that his 9 Nationals people have been make
them view of the Mats surprising spring
play so far.
We
with the defense Pitching
explained Give team in the majors
pitchers Ill the of the
pennant"
The Old Fox Phes the AS too AS for the
Whtehl Crowder added to what Wv go he
said "and the wouldn't be close this year"
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Hines From Orioles
May Become Hockey
Pilot for UIine
Resigns in Baltimore;
Watches Eagles Beot
SEQ GuIIs, 9 to z
By BURTON HAWKINS.

Repercussions of friction within
the ice hockey family of the Balti-
more Orioles may result in break
for the sport here, for it is reported
that Pick Hines, coach of the Orioles,
has resigned and is being considered
to pilot the American League team
which will perform at Uline Arena
next season.
Hines, here last night to witness
the Washington Eagles wallop the
Atlantic City Sea Gulls, 90. before
2,141 fans at Riverside Stadium,
said. Il can't say anything for a
couple of weeks" but admitted he
had soured on the situation at Bal
timore.
1t is reported that some OF Balti-
more's 80 stockholders became upset
enough at a recent meeting to pull
stakes. The Orioles suddenly with
drew from the United States ANA
teur Hockey Association tourney
after dropping six straight games
and Hines is supposed to have ten
dered his resignation. He doesn't
deny he is considering other offers,
but neither will he admit what the
offers are.
Meanwhile Washington's Eagles
own a commanding lead in the
U. S. A. H. A. series as the result of
last nights conquest. While they
face the Sea Gulls again on Satur-
day night at Atlantic City, that
game will not count in the tourney,
being merely the final Eastern
League game for washington.
The Eagles still must meet the
Boston Olympics and River Vale
Skeeters in the United States event
and will be favored in both contests.
Goalie Gordon Hemming of the
Eagles revealed the Washington
team was against entering the
United States series, which actually
is a round-robin affair involving
only Eastern League teams, and also
says New York and River Vale play
ers were against it.
Now that the Eagles are in it,
though, they apparently are pre-
pared to annex the hollow cham
pionship. BY whipping the Sea
Gulls they registered their ninth
straight game without a defeat and
tied the seasons goal production
record for one tiff.
With eight players scoring, Wash
ington had little trouble with At
lantic City, taking 81 lead in the
first period, increasing it to 6-2 in
the second and rubbed salt in the
Sea Gulls' wounds with three more
goals in the final period.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Sanford Slips in Race for First Base Job
LONG Homer Boosts Archies Stock Mats Win Fifth in Row

The Mats won their fifth
straight at Ocala, II to 2, and
today against Kansas City the
pitching was to be done by Dutch
Leonard and Jimmy Dean. To-
morrow the gang will pile into
a bus and play the Phillies at
Miami Beach on Friday and the
Giants in Miami on Saturday and
Sunday.
Milwaukee gave the Mats a run
for it until the ninth inning yes
terday. 1t was only S to 2 going
into the ninth inning. Then, OF
a sudden, the Mats reared up and
began to bang the ball, with
Archie's hit getting the big play.
George slugged a drive on dead
line to the centerfleld fence Of
one of the biggest ball parks In
Evening star., 1941-03-26
BoIpIoyers Make the Money in Baseball

happen Griffith said baseball contract isn't
matters that need ironing out but
by and large it's all right
balpayers
he party Who ese?" he asked DO l.
as cubowner going make certain amount
other the Browns? They
Cardinals
Yawkey money the 300000
he sunk into the Red Sox?
makes the If Greenbeg signs for $40 OOO
September he get the
alive he always said that Babe Ruth
himself believed
s4ooo00o into the club
other expenditures and by sn
world the Yankees didn't make fortune
Jake"
Evening star., 1941-03-26
NcKece Picks Reds Again With Dodgers Second Cardinals Third
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS E. STAN,
No Armistice After q 40 Years War
BY FRANCIS {. STAN,
Star Etad Cnrrespondent.

ORLANDO Fla March 26There amstice in sight between
20
The which followed the recent major minor
meeting ST. Petersburg has not ued Mr. Grifth into false sense
security Hickey
the under observation
is acknowledged other
cutting the
still within baseball Unless watched
will monopoes hundreds ball
a puppet commissioner"
meled when the National ASso-
Baseball the minor leagues demanded
where Hickey to hang
his controls it. Giving the minors voice the giving
the National League one 1t amt agonna work
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Lash 10 Quit Running
.ToCenter on State
Police Duties
a, the Associated Press,

5y the Associated Press.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 26
Don Lash, for seven years one of
the Nations top distance runners,
has retired from competition to give
all his time to his vocation-teach-
ing motorists that highways aren't
race tracks.
The Indiana State policeman dis
closed his decision informally while
delivering a safety lecture yesterday
to service club at Elkhart, Ind.
Yes" his wife said, Don is end
ing his long track career, but he
plans to withdraw quietly"
Intimates of Lash said that his
inability to train properly while de-
voting necessary time to police work
had Influenced his decision.
He was a member of several rec
ord breaking relay teams at In
diana University and set individual
records at distances up to 10000
meters.
He was the Nations most consist
ent cross-country winner, capturing
the National A. A. U. title last fall
for the seventh consecutive time.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Yost in Final Bow
As Sports Head
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, March 26.-Fielding
Hurry-Up) Yost passes one of
the last milestones tonight in his
40 years as the dominant figure
in Michigan athletics.
Forty years ago Yost, then the
new football coach of the VOL
verines. attended for the first
time a dinner given by the Michi-
gan Club of Chicago. Tonight
he attends this function again
and makes his final public ap-
pearance here as athletic direc-
tor of the school. YoSt's retire
ment is effective in June.
Toastmaster will be Gen. Tom
Hammond, who played on Yost's
'point-a-minute" teams in the
early 1900s.
Evening star., 1941-03-26

the land. He didn't even have
to run hard to score standing up.
Jimmy Bloodworth and Jimmy
Pofahl also hit for distance. A
drive by Pofahl was caught more
than 400 feet from the plate and
Bloodworth hit a ball even longer,
with the same result.
The Mats repeatedly are in
terested in getting Dave Kaslo,
who pitched the first three in
nings yesterday. Dave is big
left-hander speaking of left
handlers, Harris is slightly dis
appointed in Sam Cunningham,
who worked the second half of
yesterdays game HE was
lucky" Bucky said. TO get away
with one run scored against him"
F. E. S.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Lundis, Suys Griff, Is q Genius

mbngs that Lands might be replaced possibly before his
his best them with
that
through will political boss
Rickey 1t amt happen
reporter dropped Orlando from ST. Petersburg during
that he had attempted interview the judge
complained First he biStered
the ice nothing out of
judge
Griffith quoted"
said the reporter Il think the judge just bit
the subject"
queer" Mr.. Griffith disclosed.
wouldn't surprised If
he
he S the side of the player"
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Merrick Tossers Stop
Alexandria Bows

Merrick Boys Club 120-pound
basket ball team not only dealt the
Alexandria Boys Club quint its first
defeat of the season last night, but
assured itself of at least a tie for
the second half championship of the
Boys Club of Washington League by
its 1927 victory.
Alexandria made desperate effort
to avert its first setback, sending the
game into an overtime period at
26-all. The losers used only five
players and each of them scored at
least 4 points while Dellinger was
Merrick's big gun with 9, high for
the night.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Commercial Loop Sure
To Be in Field Again

Reorganization of the CONNER
eial League was assured today as
four teams signed up for franchises
and prospects for obtaining fifth
seemed bright.
Miller Furniture, Hot Shoppes,
yellow Cab and Perry's Restaurant
are entered and President Vic
Gauzza, who will take the helm, is
confident fifth club will be signed
this week.
Team managers will meet with
Gauzza next Monday at 8 o'clock
at Atlas Sport Shop, 927 D street
NV. to discuss final plans for the
wear.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Hogan Held About Due
To Keep One Of His
Winter Crowns
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ASHEVILLE, N. c.. March 26.-
Any day now, Ben Hogan will start
playing his second shots for the pins
again: then maybe he'll win another
golf tournament.
If he doesn't do it in the Land of
the Sky" Open, which starts tomor-
row, he will have lost in rapid-fire
order the three tournaments he won
the same way year ago.
During that streak in which he
was "a under par for 216 holes,
Hogan could do nothing wrong. But
he also was gambling for everything
he could get. He hasn't been doing
that lately.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Hockey PIoyoffs

e
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Toronto, z; Boston, 2.
Detroit, 3; New York Rangers, Q Detroit
wins series, 2-D.
Chicago, 8; Montreal, 2 tChicago wins
series, 2-D.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland. g: Providence, cleveland
wins series. BID.
Pittsburgh, 4: Hershey, l.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas City. Q: Minneapolis. / kansas
City wins series 800,
mo games tonight.)
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Navy Rifle Team Favored Here
In Firing for National Title

last year both Penn State and Mary
land beat them out in the Eastern
section. These two latter teams,
along with George Washington,
Georgetown, Cornell, Columbia, Vir-
ginia Tech and Lehigh will be in
the field of at least Is shooting in
Washington.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Yesterdays results.

YeSJerOayS results.
Little Rock, Ark, Flyers. 30; Kansas
City Gateways, Is.
Nashville, Tenn, 80; Topeka. Ksns,
Sewells, Is.
Dallas Hornets, "a; Kansas City ST.
James. 13
Denver Dry Goods, 90; Oakland, Calf,
Chapel Oaks. 20.
Des Moines Thompsons, "a; Quinlan,
Tex High 2S
Pittsburgh. Pa, 'Westinshouse. %; okar-
che. Okla, High, IS.
Davenport, Iowa; A. I. C., 81; Cincin-
nat Merchants, %.
Des Moines A. I. B., 40: Merit. Tex, 81 ,
Tonight's quarter final pairings:
Little Rock Flyers VS.. Dallas Hornets
Davenport A. I. c. VS.. Des Moines
Thompsons
inghouse
Nashville vs.. Denver Dry Goods.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Grove Impresses Dykes

LOS ANGELES. March 26 Cpl.-
Manager Jimmy Dykes of the Chi
cago White Sox is enthusiastic over
the showing of Orval Grove, big
right handler up from Oklahoma
City. He specializes in the sinker
ball.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
nv a staff Cnrrespondent Of The star.

ny staff Correspondent of The Star.
ORLANDO, Fla, March 90
Jack Sanford, who had been the
No. l first baseman until few.
hours ago, will be left behind
tomorrow when the Nationals
leave Orlando for Miami Beach
and a three-day stand against
the Phillies and Giants Man
ager Bucky Harris has an
nounced that George Archie and
Jimmy Vernon will be carted
along to protect the sack. Vern-
on was to make his debut here
today against Kansas City and
Archie suddenly has moved to
'0 the head of the class following
his home run yesterday against
Milwaukee at Ocala, Fla.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Varied Sports

COLLEGE BASEBALL.
Vireinia Tech, 13: Drexel 3.
Ohio State, 4-6; Randolph Macon "a,
Duke, Q; South Carolina. <.
Mlcf igan State, D: Clemson, 4.
L. u, 2. Minnesota, ].
COLLEGE TENNIS.
Colgate. s; N. C. State, l.
Davidson. z: Boston u, O.
Lehigh, 3; Wake Forest, 3.
COLLEGE GOLF.
Tennessee. 1872: Kalamazoo. Ia.
COLLEGE LACROSSE.
Loyola Md0, 8; Springfield Mass), 4.
PRO BASKET BALL.
Oshkosh All-Stars, 80: Kenosha Royals.
35 (pXhibitiOn0
Evening star., 1941-03-26
RuIIo Chances Teums

FEDERALSBURG, Md, March 26
R.-Joe Rullo, Eastern Shore
League infielder, has been sold to
Newport News.
Evening star., 1941-03-26
Weaver Scores on Mat

INDIANAPOLIS, March 26 (F.-
Buck Weaver, 180, of Terre Haute,
Ind, threw Lord Landsdowne, 178,
of Darlington, England, last night.