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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-21
SS-WTIC-Hartford-l0SO

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 4.0O-Backstage Wife 4:l5-Steila Dallas 4:30-LorenZo Jones 4:45-Young Wilder Brown 5:00--Girl Alone
 5:15--Lone Journey 5:30--Jack Armstrong 5:45-Life Can Be Beautiful G:00--News and Weather 6:i5-Baseball Scores 6:20-Strictly Sports G.: 0-Ask Me Another C..5-Lowell Thomas 7:0O-Fred Warnings Orchestra 7:l5-News of the World 7.30-Inside of Sports 7:45-Richrad Himber's Orchestra S:0O---rhe Telephone Hour S:30---Aifred Wallenstein Sym
 phony Orchestra 9.00--Dr. l. c.
 9:30-Show Boat 1 l0:00--Contented o Hour Hedlund and Company tl:00--News Coffey's Orchestra ll:30--IIou Breese's Orchestra 1 2:00-War News A. M. 2:05--Neil Bondshu's Orchestra 12:30-Carmen Carallero's Orches- 12:E5-NeWs
 l:00-Silent.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-21

Totals ..... 3S 12 27 10 dBatted for Brown In 7th. eBatted for .Lohrman in 9th. fRan for Hartnett in 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-21
Games Tomorrow

Brooklyn at New York. Philadelphia at Boston. Cincinnati at Chicago.
 Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-21

WATRMBs hlghlighs tonight e:lS. Scores 7 Double or Nothing City Quiz ..9:3O, Can You Top This?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-21

Can You Top This?
 Producers of WATERS Quiz disccv- cred that the rivalry always the the brod- cast for the teams from the U Rubber Co., the looked bodily harm
 might be inflicted made TOT exciting radio fa WATR is following through with similar ormat or nght show Two teams from different departments of s connecticut Light Power Co., will line before the Brass City x mopnone One team will be made of Ernest Green George @ Richard Pa and Kurt Richter opposing quartet will include Clifford Han Robert L. Iagerqu Francis Smith and Al Mare
 Lyn Murray the bandeader taking something off beating from the U. right-hand Bob Kapan. Jack Leonard vocalist called by Uncle Sam and will program Harry sales for taking "Song Tor he present wofo He interested bank rolling the show in the fa and his chores "The Amazing Mr.
 smith and other shows will keep him plenty the next few months Two shows scheduled to fade this month Th Small
 Peoples Playhouse will be given network replacing cert quite task but Frank Forrest listeners what they want Frank who'll be heard Nothing show tonight at selects his music Recently he away popular do guest shot the Benny Goodman eBe Davis and Herbert Marshall will Letter" theater listeners tonight
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games YestertIay Brooklyn 10. New York 9. Cincinnati z, Pittsburgh 8. Boston [. Philadelphia 5. Chicago II, st. Louis 10.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-21
Games Today

Brooklyn at New York. Cincinnati at Chicago. Philadelphia at Boston. (Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-04-21
Box Scores

Totals ......39 10 15 27 10 Q aBatted for Grlssom In eth. b3atted for Davis in 8th. cBatter for owen in 9th.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Gronek TO Pitch

To round out the stars infield,
Walden McMullen OF Saginaw will
appear at first. McMullen is the
Sox playing manager.
Norman Snyder and Joe Nor
Joseph of ST. Joseph; Walter Chip
pie of Grand Rapids, and Star
Platek OF Saginaw are the out
felders. Pitchers include Mike
Barbola. ST. Joseph; Earl Eichler
Grand Rapids, and Larry Gardner
Lansing, in addition to Lieb.
For utility purposes, Charlie,
Moore of Lansing will get the cal
with Tex Lonon due TO aid Tight
with the catching.
4 Flint undoubtedly Will sent
Steve Gromek, its converted
pitcher, TO The mound An eX
inficlder Gromek went through
the first half indicated in eigh
games and started right Off wit
a victory in the second half.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Dog Show Set
Here Sunday

The Fox Terrier Club of Detroit
will hold an A. X. c. sanctioned
match show at the J. Charles But
ton Kennels, 253OO Gratiot, two
blocks north Of 1O-Mile road, Sun
day.
The classification provides for
smooths and wires from 2 TO q
months, q to 6 months, 6 TO s
months and 9 TO u months with nc
mixed classes.
Button, noted terrier expert, will
Judge the wire haired variety and
IF. w. Reynolds the smooth coats.
Post entries win be accepted
but any exhibitor making entries
previous TO the day Of the show
will be entitled to five admission
tickets. A shipping crate will be
offered as a prize. All dog lovers
are invited. a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Hunting Rules
Remain Same
In Michigan

Practically tho same hunting
regulations as last year Will greet
MichiganS half million small game
hunters when they take 10 the
fields and woods October ID,
The conservation commission
July meeting at Mackinac island
acting on the game divisions re-
ports of good game crops OF
pheaSants. grouse, rabbits ana
.raCcOOn will continue most exist
ing regulations now in effect
Protection OF wood duck is the
only regulation on waterfowl
shooting regulations. The 2 p, m.
closing hour for waterfowl shoot
ing vas renewed on Houehton
Lake. but allowed 10 expire on
MuSkeGon Lake.
The only change on deer hunting
will be in Allecan County, where
deer of both sexes will be permit
ted under certain restrictions,
Fox and gray squirrels may be
hunted in the lower Peninsula
October * 10 November 5. The
black squirrel ban was continued.
No action was taken by the com
mission TO restrict statutory sea-
son or bag limits for cottontail
rabbits or snowShoe hares, a
closed season on hungarian part
ridge was continued for another
three years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Wanted: Anglers,
Of En-

1t isn't often YOU find A Michi-
gan lake crowded with fish
Up. in Manistee County three
lakes, Long. Bass and Baker lakes
are actually underiiShed, and
something must be done about II
pronto. or a serious situation con-
fronts the fisheries department.
A recent survey by the conser-
walton departments fisheries re-
search revealed that anglers are
needed 10 relieve the situation.
The lakes are located on tho
IShal,cy River drainage system
near Stcphc0son. Though I'M
lprcSsively' suitable for high pro
duction Of fish. fish foods anc
plants. the three lakes arc over
crowded which consequently have
Slow growth rate. particularly II
tho case of northern pike.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Open Aucgan

The present Alleeau County
deer herd originated when Il deer
were liberated in 1882. Sports.
mems organizations and business
men Of the county contributed To-
ward the purchase Of the deer.
The opening OF Allegan County
10 buck and doe shooting is The
result of damage TO farm crops
especially celery on farms south
of Hamilton. Back in 1898 the
department attempted TO check
This situation by issuing special
permits 10 kill deer, when II such
permits were given. Since that
time, however, only one permit
has been issued,
The failure of permits TO effect
control in this area. Ruhl ex-
planned. is due to the fact that
farmers cannot work in the fields
during the day and stand guard
against deer all night. Most OF
The celery farms are adjacent e
the Wild "oak-grub" lands OF Tho
Allegan State Forest which fur.
nishes ideal cover from which
deer foray into the cultivated
fields. Likewise, attempts 10 fence
farms against deer have failed be.
cause the fence was not hief
enough or was cut by vandals
Thus this new form of contro
seems in order. Ruhl saws.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
There's No Success

We remained in that spot until
we'll after dark casting but with
out success.
That evening our usual visitors
came oyer and The man topic oil
conversation was this fish. They
TOO. had experienced the thrill OF
seeing this bic boy Jump. The
general opinion was that he was q
large muskie.
The old caretaker verified ON
story. lie said that The fish had
been around a long time and that
fishermen came back year after
year tryng 10 get him | have
made several trips up there. and
] am leaving again this Sunday
for another try.
/ a couple Of people who car
verify this story are Frank Bum
and Dick Brazen, also the old
carotakcr AZ Aloha State Park.
\ hope this monster got through
the Winter in good health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Deer Arlhers
To Get Break
From New Law
Nv poN GiLLrEs

Bow and arrow hunters, who in
four years Of deer hunting have
hscred only 20 bucks. Get a break
this season IL Public Act No 371
passed by the last Legislature, be-
comes law on or before November
I this year.
Harry y. Ruhl, chief Of the
game division Of the conservation
department. recommended TO Di-
rector ?. J. lloffmaster that bow
and arrow hunting he permitted
IN Allccan County and that archers
re permitted 20 take either buck
or doe from November / 10 IA,
inclusive.
Alleear County, a rich farming
community. is bounded on the
west by Lake Michigan and is
about directly west Of Detroit. II
lies between Benton llarbor on
tho south and Holland on tho
north. In the center OF the county
is some 100 square miles of Wild
land suitable for deer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Would Control Herd

Largely as a result Of The dam.
age resulting 10 crops, the 194l
Legislature passed the Alleean
County open season.
There is almost an unanimous
desire for a bow and arrow season
in the entire county, Il is felt
that such season. allowing the
taking of deer Of either sex. would
furnish considerable recreation
and sport. furnish some small
measure OF control of the deer
herd, and that The county as 2
whole would b enefit from Tho
hunters thus attracted.
The county. which IS about 10(
miles from Chicago, is expected
10 draw many from that city, anc
with the new s. out-of-state deel
license available for the first time
this Fall, many archcrs would b.
on hand.
Archcrs killed only two buck
In 1897, the first year OF thci
special season. in 1888. five wer,
killed; 1889, seven, and last yea
six bucks were bacpcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Dog Chats
BY BUELL. PATTERSON

II you have never owned a pure
bred dog and intend 10 buy one
but know little of the standards
for the breed you have picked,
there are several ways in which
you can gain valuable information.
One is visiting dog shows and oh
serving the dogs which are chosen
as winners in the breed OF your
choice.
Another plan is 10 get pictures
OF the name" dogs. These pic
lures will give you an idea of what
points 10 look for in the breed and
will act as a fairly good guide.
Visiting leading kennels is an
other method. The leading sires
and dams OF any reputable kenne,
| are bound 10 have the best quail.
tiles desired in a breed. Look over
the champions and the dogs which
have won prizes and then pick on
puppy which appears to have the
necessary physical and menta
assets.
4 1t is also wise TO read up on any
breed. If YOU intend 10 buy a doi
of that breed. The breed may have
characteristics which are not de
sired in your dog. Also the brect
may require special care or specia
Quarters.
Some breeds are more eXcitablt
Than others. BY reading UP on thu
breeds this fact may be discov
erred. Some breeds are better a
IwatchdogS than others. 1t is al
ways a good precaution to ask th'
man who owns a dog of the breed
you have chosen what his eNpci1
cnccS with the breed have been.
Copyright, 1871, North American
cr.rt.nnnn. R,trnnn Inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
5 New Fish
Sites Approved

Five new public fishing sites
were approved by the conserva-
ton commission at their july
meeting on Mackinac Island. The
new sites are on Pleasant Lake
st. Joseph County, Sherman Lake
Kalamazoo County, Cisco Lake
Gogebic County and the East
Branch of the Tahquarnenon River
in Chippewa County.
Easements, assuring public &C
cess along the Clam River ir
MisSaukee County and the Camp.
bell Creek in Van Buren, County
were also approved.
New fishing sites are purchased
from fishing license funds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
No Regulation

There is no set rule in the Vest
ern Conference against Sunday
football but The consent Of the
faculty would be- needed in all
cases. This is usually difficult 10
obtain. The athletic program Is
lust like school work 10 the pro-
lessons and IL there are no classes
nn Sunday there should be no
football.
Undoubtedly some games will be
changed 10 Sunday during The sea-
son. The big classics may be
shifted this year but II the present
rondtions exist next year some OF
the bigger conferences and pos
sibly the Big Ten will schedule
contests for Sunday.
Many games will be set back 90
Friday nights by schools which
have lighted stadiumS. This Is
particularly true where there Is
a conflict between smaller school
and a larger Institution on the
same DAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

jumped up about 40 feet 10 the
stern of the boat. All This Time
Ne was fumbling in his tackle box
for a plug 10 cast out 10 the spot
whore the monster jumped,
We both cast for about 10 min.
utes. All of a sudden the fish
jumped again and this time saw
IL Without a bit Of eXageeratior
he showed about ) feet in length
and he was by no means all out OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

July 20 REGISTERED SKEET
Williams Gun Club, Da*i-
son.
July 90 COON DOG FIELD
TRIAL AT Kerr's Park ON Hanlin
road. 1ia miles west OF Rochester
on the Clinton River.
July 20 FIELD ARCHERY
MEET At Detroit Archers Field
Range, 1852 Mile road and Tele'
graph.
July 20 MIDSUMMER RIFLE
MATCHES, Flint Gun Club, Bris-
tol road, half mile east of bort
highway. Class c. Small bore
shoot
july OAKLAND COUNTY
BOAT REGATTA, at Oakland
County Boat Club, Sylvan Lake.
July q LAKE .TRQU T
TROLLING DERBY begins al
Eagle Harbor. Keeweenaw County
Upper Peninsula, ends July 27.
july 26-27- NORTH CENTRAL.
REGIONAL PISTOL MATCHES,
Jackson. Glass a.
July 26-27 - MICHlG a \
STATE SKEET TOURNAMENT
Jackson Skect Cl0b.
July 26-27 MICHIGAN STATE
RIFLE MATCHES, Flint Cur
Club.
July q 1872 WEST MICHIGAN
FLY AND BAIT ASTlN c
CHAMPIONSHIPS at Crane
: Rapids.
July % LAKE TROUT
TROLLING DERBY, begins a
IRcic Girls, ends August 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Wisconsin 0arsmen
Say II With Cheese

MADISON, Wis. July 49,
Crewmen from the University OF
Wisconsin believe in advertising
products OF their home state.
Shortly before the recent PoGgh-
keepSie regatta they presented
each of the other eight participat-
ing crews with five pounds of Wis
IConSin cheese.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

(Enter The Detroit Times
Fish Story Club. You are sure 70
WIN a beautiful silver emblem.
II the iOO-word story OF your
most thrilling fishing story IS
accepted as q winner, you re-
ceive a gold button. Any one
can enter. Mail your story 10
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Nv rRrD RuNrrLLS JR.

nv ~ " Nv 49,
SCENE~~MuIlct Lake, $50 yards
on Needle Point
TINE Twilight, July s, 1910
CHARACTERS Two fellerS In
a homemade outbound run
about and a cranky motor.
Ny brother-in-law and I werf
on our regular evening fishing triT
trying 10 catch our supper. The
outlook was none too bright W.
decided TO weigh anchor and drif'
IA little.
As. we crossed 2 Sandbar my
'rompanion got a strike and hauled
IN a fair sized wallcycd pike. 4
minute later ] cot strike.
] figured IL was another wall
1--we, but 10 my surprise ~ tufnet
out 20 hc a 14-inch perch, th'
largest ! had ever caught.
After those two strikes thing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
TIMES FISH CONTEST WINNERS:
X.
Here's Yarn of LarqeSize Proportions

the water When he came down
10 the water. II reSembled a large
log falling off a dock.
We Immediately started casting
10 The spot. but nothing happened.
Twice more he broke water. The
waves Of this fish, or should / say
young whale" rocked our boat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Upon on Squad

IN the way of players, Kirchofl
will have four members Of the
Muskegon Reds. the Detroit Tigers
farm club. One of the Reds
named to play is Johnny Upon
hard.belting shortstop and the
leagues No. ! home run maker.
Lipon. a graduate of Detroit
Chadsey High. is one of the mos,
talked about players in the
league. Besides his heavy worl,
with the stick. his fielding has
shown regular Improvement.
With ,Lipon from Muskegor
will come Adam Bengoechea. sec
ond baseman: Gordon Howerton
third baseman and Del Baker!
Pacific Coast find. and Corridor
|Lieb, a pitcher, Catcher and Man
ager Jack TiGhe also was named
10 the team but illness forced hin
Oilt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
REUBEN BrEacilER
Want Arises
In The Midst
or Grid Plenty
BY EDGAR HAYES

Want in The midst OF plenty.
That's what The big colleges are
fearing when they plan their sport
budgets for next Year.
They know the interest In foot
ball will be higher than ever be-
fore this year. And football pays
The freight Tor the entire sports
program. But while interest Will
be high Il doesn't mean the crowds
will break records.
Men are working. They are
working in bigger numbers and
getting more than in the banner
DAYS iust before The bottom fell
out in 1929 But there is so much
work the men may not have time
70 60 20 football games on Satur-
daV afternoons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Did You See mp

whats wrong?" ] asked him.
did YOU see that?" he yelled.
NO. WHAT" | qucried.
lie Then told me he had just seer
he biggest fish of his life. 1t haC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Tolk II Ouey

The athletic directoy~of one OF
the nations biggest universities
admitted they are worried.
The principal subject OF the
last meeting Of the Western Con-
ference was the possibility NJ
curtailed revenue. And every
school In the conference adj
miited they were worried.
THE defense program has
men working longer hours than
before. And all over their regu-
lar 40 hours week II rewarded
at time and hall or double
time. This covers all Saturdays,
4 lot OF fans would be willing
10 miss some work TO see foot
ball games but not Saturday
work which pays a bonus"
The possibility OF Sunday foot
ball has been discussed informally
by some OF the colleges IL has
been tired by several Catholic
universities on the West Coast
and proved very satisfactory. ms
pros hive done well with Sunday
contests.
Professional baseball attendance
is down every day except SUNDAY.
Teams which drew hIg crowds IN
midweek are playing 60 friends
and relations ON all but SUNDAY.
Philadelphia has been so hard hit
that some Saturday games have
bcccn movrd up TO make Sunday
doublcheaderS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

died down. so we proceeded TO
lcrank our stubborn motor and as
usual it wouldn't start, While
playing mechanic l heard a yell
lD.oro Dirk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Leonard Limits
Homer Aitfers

CHICAGO, July 19-Emil
Leonard Of Washington heads ths
regular American League pitchers
in holding down The homerun hit.
ierS Emil gives UP a homer once
every 80 innings. on the average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
To CroWn Queen

For Mondays the day OF the
State Leagues annual all-star
game. 1t involves Flint (because
the Indians were on top July u
and a galaxy OF top talent selected
from the other teams by sports
writer's around the circuit.
The game, incidentally, COM
prises Just one Of several features
concocted by league President Tom
Halligan. Hes also arranged 10
crown A league beauty queen--who
besides reigning over the events
here Monday also will gain an
eXpenSe-paid trip to the World
Series in the Fan.
Eddie Kirchoff, second baseman
and manager of the st. Joseph
Autos. will lead The all-stars
against Flint. Kirchoff won the
right TO match wits with Flint
Jack Knight by virtue of st. Joe's
second place finish during the first
half.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Can't Use Any Rskes

Blueberry pickers on state lands
may not use rakes, cradles or
other mechanical devices for
gathering the blue gold
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
State League Stars
Battle Flint Monday
Indians Get Honor
by Winning First
Half Title
BY GEORGE MAsKiN

FLINT, July 19.-Individually
the five rival clubs of the Flint
Indians in the Michigan State
League haven't had much luck al
stopping the locals this year.
The Indians romped off with
first half honors in the flag chase
and, from all indications, promise
10 do the same In the current
second half,
Collectively, however, it may
he different story when it comes
TO quieting the Tribe. At least
the rivals hope so. What's more,
they're going TO make a bid at
hating the Indians here Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Dates for


July REGISTERED SKEET
SHOOT, Williams Gun Club, Daei-
son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-02

ress. We were wandering in
moonlit garden and sweet music
was being waited to us on the
breeze. had incidentally had
one or two drinks. Besides /
had every intention of kissing
you. Now there is no dance in progress, there
is no music, thanks to my doctor 1 have
had nothing to drink all day, and l have GER
tainly no intention of springing up and kissing
you"
That's pity" she said.
He didn't believe he could have heard her
correctly
What did you say"
Il said it was pity you had no intention
of kissing me-"
yes, l thought you said that"
Because she said bravely, I'm going to
kiss you"
LIE stared at her as though she had taken
leave of her senses. Then he said hoarsely
You're going to do nothing of the sort"
Il am, she said, smiling down at him
through tears which had suddenly gathered in
her eyes. Just TO show you that moons and
dance music don't make any difference in my
feeling for you. How could they, Ashley" AS
she spoke she came round TO the side Of the
bed. She leaned over and kissed him on the
forehead. She would have kissed him on the
lips with any encouragement, but he didn't
give her any
He said weakly: You're acting like visit
ing royalty
you say that because you have a sense of
humor don't you?"
lie groancd. Miss Radcliffe, Sandra. or
whatever you want me to call you, you are
quite impossible.
She said But you don't think I'm impos-
sble."
NO, l don't" he said and ne pulled her
down beside him He held her cJose/iyit his
one good arm and he kissed her lips not
once but several times. He hadn't meant TO
do this, but there are times when every man
does things he has intention of doing
When finally she Strengthened herself she