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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-11-06
REA TAKES OVER
N. w. UTILITY LINES

Continued from Page One)
and the co-op's board of directors
next Wednesday.
"We are having considerable
difficulty in getting materials be-
cause of the OPM priorities, but
we have just about enough ma
terials in sight to do the revamp
work." Messick stated.
A membership fee Of $500 IS
required of all customers and IN
the near future a canvass for
members will be made. Messlck
said that all deposits made to the
Northwest would be refunded
through the REA coop to men,
bers.
Power and light rates will re-
main the same in West Jefferson
and Sparta for the next month or
two. "There will be no changes
until the REA and our board can
work out the rate schedule, which
should effect savings" he said.
Purchase of the Northwest pro-
perty in Ashe county did not in
clude the Diesel motor and this
has been leased for 4 months or
until the additional transmission
line can be constructed.
All electric bills of the North
west Carolina Utilities will be COL
! lected by the REA offices.
eve expect to get building
here in the near future, but I'M
til that time the GRAPHICAL Drug
store will handle collections, Mes
sick stated.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-11-06

Football is in the air right now
not only because of the brisk
weather but because some of the
smartest teams of the country
find they can get further through
the air, than by rushing.
The Navy ran true to form on
Saturday by proving they were
the better sailors in the rain and
mud than by defeating the PENN
sylvania Quakers, IS to 6, on a
field that was more like a shall
low lake. In spite of the rain
more than $4,000 fans saw this
game.
Wet weather brought good luck
to several hundred of Uncle Sans
boys last Saturday.
Many football fans who had
purchased tickets for the Army
Notre Dame, Fordham Purdue
and Columbia-Cornell contests
decided to stay at home rather
than brave the downpour, and
they turned their tickets over to
the New York City Defense Rec
reation Committee, SO Park Ave-
nue., for the use of service men.
Not a ticket remained in the
rack at game time. The Army and
Navy men didn't mind the rain a
bit. -,
We heard wetter football
story than this recently, though
A man in the western part OF the
state was fishing and felt some
thing tugging at his line. what
he heaved up was discarded
football! And imagine the ball,
like some teams, was "all Wet.
The Hunting Season!
The hunting season for bear
and deer is attracting sportsmen
In eastern N. c., South Carolina
and other parts where such Dig
game can be found.
Hunting is a fine sport and
hunting, like everything else has
it's price. Out in Illinois, last
month, four Tennessee hunters
literally paid the price of a gold,
en- goose, for one simply clothed
in feathers. The total cost OF this
one goose which was shot was
$175.5O, not including transporta-
ton.
/ One of the men bought a non.
resident hunting permit for $ls
and the others, by giving false IN
formation, obtained resident IL
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-11-06

censes at $3.50 each.
The goose they shot fell into a
restricted refuge zone. When one
of them went after it, a warden
nabbed him and fined him $27.
The other decided to buy proper
nonresident licenses, went to
Cairo and paid out $45. They re-
turned to their blinds only to be
arrested for having used resident
licenses earlier. They were fined
$28 each.
Picking Winners
Last week the weather, good
guessing or lucky predictions
were in our favor since our aver
age arose to around "a per cent
which, considering Dartmouth's
fall to w. & M. and N. c. States
victory over Carolina, was not SO
bad. We heard several Carolina
boys crying, "It can't happen
here!" 1t did though. and we are
we'll convinced most anything can
happen in football. Well, that is
just what makes it the game of
games.
We are expecting the unexpect-
ed to happen again this week but
here are our selection, what are
yours?
N. C.. State over VPI
Duke over Davidson
Wake Forest over Boston Col.
Carolina over Richmond
w. & M. over VMI
Catawba over Elon
Mississippi over LSU
Notre Dame over Navy
Of it doesn't rain!)
Alabama over Tulane
Miss. State over Auburn
Cornell over Yale
Georgia over Florida
Army over Harvard
Minnesota over Nebraska
Ohio State over Wisconsin
Fordham over Pitt
Princeton over Dartmouth
Roanoke over King
Stanford over Southern Cal.
Tennessee over Howard
Texas over Baylor
Texas Aggies over S. M. U.
Virginia over w. & l..
Northwestern over Indiana
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-11-06
Hospital Gets
Several Cases
LangdOn L. Scott First Acct
dent Patient; w. III. Worth
Is Improving.

A number of people are already
awaiting themselves of the new
Ashe County Memorial Hospital.
The first patients arrived Satur-
day morning before the official
opening and others are continu-
ing to come in.
Langdon Scott was the first ac-
cident case to be treated in the
new hospital. He received pain
full injuries to his right hand from
an electric saw, on Saturday
morning.
Walter H. Worth, cashier of the
Northwestern bank, of Jefferson,
was the first bed patient. He was
admitted to the hospital on Sun
day morning following an attack
resulting from high blood pres,
sure. He was stricken while teach
ing a Sunday school class. His
condition is reported improved.
Among the other patients COM
ing in for treatment on Sunday
was Mrs. Herbert Littlewood, OF
Sturgills.
Other patients coming in this
week include Paul Weaver, OF
Helton and Blanche Miller, OF
Hurricane. DR.. Dean Jones, super
intendent Of the hospital, estimat-
ed that yesterday, since the open
ing of the institution more than
30 patients had received treat
ment.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-11-06
BROUGHTON, HOEY
INVITED TO ATTEND
ROAD CELEBRATION

Gov. Broughton and former
Gov. Hoey and several state high
way officials have been invited
to attend an appreciation lunch
con at the Riverview school this
Saturday at noon, Austin Jones
announced yesterday.
The luncheon for the officials
is being given to show apprecia-
tions to public officials for the
completion Of the highway up
New River.
A number of invitations have
been sent out.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-11-06
Enrolment In
Navy Surpasses
Former Records
Success Is Due To Newspaper
Advertising. Ashe Makes
Outstanding Record.
MANY MAKE INQUIRY

Enlistment in the U. S. Navy
in Ashe county and through this
state during the month of Oct
ober, broke all former records
since World War number l, Lieu
tenant Commander Mcfarland w.
Wood, Of Raleigh, announces.
A total of $50 men in the Caro-
linas district were enrolled in Oct
ober, which was 301 more men
than in October, 1910.
Through the cooperation of the
Ashe post of the American Leg
ion and The Skyland Post, seven
men from Ashe county enlisted at
one time. Others were also en-
rolled in Naval service from this
county during October.
AS yet no official report has
been received, but it is believed
that Ashe county led the other
counties in the state in Navy en-
listment in October, per popula-
ton.
Charles Stellar, commander of
the Ashe post, has received a let
ter from acknowledgements
Wood, stating that his post sur
passed all other Legion posts in
the state in furnishing Naval en-
listees in October.
Every week several Ashe boys
make inquiry at the office Of this
newspaper about Life in the Ma
wy, and receive a free booklet
which is given to them without
any obligation whatever. Two
boys have made inquiry this
week. They are: William w. Bard,
age Is, Crumpler and Woodrow
Baldwin, age Is, Laurel Springs.
Others are invited to clip the
coupon out of the ad in this issue,
fill it out and mail or bring it to
the Navy editor of this newspaper.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-11-06
CONSERVATION PROGRAM
FOR ASHE SCHOOLS

Uunrmued From Page One)
Heahng Springs, Monday, Nov
@mber 10, l: P. M.
Healing Springs, Monday, Nov
dennber 10, TOO P. M.
West Jefferson, Tuesday, Nov
%nber IL, HOO A. M.
Nafhan's Creek, Tuesday, Nov
ember IL, 700 P. M.
Grassy Creek, Wednesday, Nov
senber IL, 1000 A. M.
Riverview, Wednesday, Novem-
der IL, TOO P. M.
Lansing, Thursday, November
g3, 100 P. NJ
Lansing, Thursday, November
Ia, 200 P. M.
E1kland, Friday, November IA,
400 p. M.
Helton, Friday, November a.
TNA PM
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-11-06

A meeting of retailers and dis
tributors of Henderson and Polk
counties is scheduled for We'd
Inesday night, November 26, at the
Hendersonville city hall.
Dates for meetings. at Kinston,
New Bern, Fayetteville, Green's
boro, Charlotte and Wilson will
be fived later, according to an an
nouncement by State Director Ed
gar H. Balm, Of Goldsboro.
The purpose of these meetings
is to acquaint the retailer and
wholesale dealers of the state
with the purposes of the beer in
dustry's "clean up or close up"
program in North Carolina.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-11-06
Meetings For
Beer Dealers

Raleigh, Nov. 5.-A series of re-
taller and distributor meetings
has been scheduled for the early
fall by the Brewers and North
Carolina Beer Distributors Com
mittee.
Retail and wholesale dealers OF
Buncombe county will meet al
the courthouse in Asheville on
Tuesday night, November Is, al
8 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
He Got Fruit Shower in Detroit

Joe Medwick is the young who rendered fruit
shower by Detroit fans 1884 World Series when Ducky
Wukye was playing outfield for the Cardinals Med
wick who cost the Dodgers then Topped has made
biz comeback year early this Brooklyn fans booed
Joe now they him Medwicks better than An ordl-
nary golfer moody CHAP Joe az me rne ret Dauy aOou1
shower it okay and now just laughs
when YOU and He from Josey
Billy Herman gent good money player likes to
watch the ponies with Mickey owen and Owen
two dohernan pnschcrs This World Series
established League record for puouts for second
1888 he then playing with the CUBS
Mickey Missouri and knows all about
tractors pows Dodgers him from the Cardinals for
Gus Mancuso pitcher $4,000 good catcher
lots Of pep and fair bitter
Charley Dresser coach boasts he read book
hobbies fishing bowling golf ockeyng opposing players
very coach managed Cincinnati Reds
and Nashville (Southern Association different times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Tech May Spring
Grid Surprise

Detroit Tech may pull a rea
surprise when it meets the Uni
versity of Toledo there or
Saturday
The inexperienced Dynamics
are expected to be an easy mark
for Toledo after their poor show
ing against the University OF
Dayton in the opener last week
Toledo's veteran club didnt show
so well either and dropped a &c
decision 10 little ST Joseph Col.
leCe which came LII -Mllh- an LIN.
expectedly strong team. Tech
meets ST JoSeph's later in the
year here
The aforementioned surprise
will. be in tho form of Mike
Maloney. He saw a lot of service
al fullback for Tech last year and
earned a reputation as a passer
Mike was only used a few min
uteS against Dayton because he
had only had four days of practice
before the trip.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Draft =
Players

NEW YORK. Oct. Donald
Ross, whom the Detroit club OBJ
tanned from Montreal in the Amer
lean League draft here. is former
Tiger. Ross an infielder. came I'D
to the Tigers from the Pacific
Coast League several years ago
and later was with Brooklyn,
which club sent him to Montreal,
the Dodgers International League
farm club.
Ross is third baseman and hit
80 during the past season.
Roy HenShaw. a left-handcd
pitcher whom the Tigers drafted
from Jersey City. formerly hurled
for the Chicago Cubs. He was with
the Cubs in 1885 when the Tigers
and Cubs played in the World
Series.
Hcnshaw won 10 games and lost
3 at Jersey City this past season.
L. NJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
BY PAT ROBINSON
international New. service sports W.

International News service sports Writer
NEW YORK, Oct T. knocking
around today among buns and
bomberS chumpS and champs
. we find Lefty Gomez
Yankee Flpper commencing
dryly on story that Wendell VIII.
kie wifi root for the Dodgers
"Yeh, and they'll probably have
the same luck he had
Here's Freddy Fitzsimmons
Dodger vet getting ready to
break California Chambers -al
( e,f4H4eree-fieGr --ro~rr-
10 Brooklyn g.. 10 run a 5000 600
bowling parlor .
Says Fitz e.. Don't worry about
our kids Reese and RelSerl
they came through on that last
tough trip when they had 10
we've been under a terrific strain
since April so this series D.
Just a relaxation Us us
Here Billy Herman Dodeel
second sacker "That skinned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

got me down but III play all
right -. " Red Ruffing who
went today in the first one
Sure YOU will Red What's that
No, I'm not worrying it's just
another ball game to me
The irrepresNblc Gomez
Know who we respect most ?
Fitz and Davis 49,. they throw q
let Of slow stuff fast guys like
Wyatt and Hhgbe sho1mn t bother
our guys "
Fitz. again Say don't for
get 10 tell the boy, HI have q
tQ0 L IoQl--haE- In-tha+--ha ll44ae
alley
Joe Medwick Dodgcr out.
fielder who once got a ripe
fruit barrace ln a World Series
In Detroit Look those
stands are awful close 20 me out
there hope those Yankee
fans park their vegetable artillery
an the gate and say Dis that
a lousy Slnfeid If you see me
staggering around undcr a fly bal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Little
Series
.kmOtL0dA


COLUMBUS. O.. oct. THE
l94l little world series was as
Sured Of going al least six games
today as the Columbus Red Birds
chalked up victory No. . over
Montreal Representatives of the
International League. Montreal
also has two WINS.
The American Association en-
try'S latest victory saw Columbus
come from behind twice TO snatch
IA . TO = decision. The deciding
marker was Tailed in The last of
the eighth inning AS 95l7 bowling
Columbus fans looked on
In that half frame. Lou Klein
scored as Max Marshall Bird right
fielder tripled into left field off
relief tWirler I'd Head Murry
Dickson. who was blasted Out of
the box IN tho first game of the
series az Montreal went The dis
lance for the Binds Head Whc
relieved Frank Pearcc in the sew
cnih, was charged with the defeat
In ALL Columbus got 10 hits off
the two Montreal hurlerS Dickson
held the Royals TO eight saietieS.
The two teams resume the Sc
rleS tonight, with single games
scheduled for Red Bird Stadium
until one team wins four games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
First Casually
Reported at Pontiac

PONTIAC, Oct First cas-
ualty Of the duck hunting season
IN Oakland County occurred a
few minutes after the season
opened at sunrise when Robert
Leipprandt. IS, of Is Gage street,
was critically wounded by bird
shot at Pontiac Lake.
An unknown hunter fired near
him, spraying the left side Of
his face, neck and shoulder with
shot at about 40 yards. Leip-
prandt said He was rushed to
General Hospital. One pellet
was reported 10 have penetrated
his jugular vein.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

out there don't think I'm
drunk
Little half-pint Phil Rizzuto
Yankee shortstop Gee. is
this a thrill I hope The place
Is packed You know il isn't
only the dough in this thing
Its the excitement OF the big
crowd and the color and every
thing Gosh it's swell Hope
/ 60 good with NOM and dad up
there IN the stands
Joe DiMaggio Need 7 idcn-
tlfy him ] don't think these
pedeet-n4te r.t-s-cau- tE-zIIl..
tougher than the Reds were
] think we ought TO do all right
49,. What the bambino? oh. we're
expecting him The twentieth Of
this month No. don't know
If 30 viii be a boy bur girl
will suit mo fine That's more
important 10 me than the series
And that check VIII come I'M
Continued on Pare 'fql
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Joe Schultz Given
Outright Release

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 1.-;INSs
Catcher Joe Schulz. for the past
i've seasons epttorcrt -thEIse.st--
AND. ore. club, officially dropped
from the ranks of the Pittsburgh
Pirates today with his outright re-
lease TO Memphis OF the Southern
Association.
Pirate President William r.
Benswanger announced from New
York that the Schulz release COM
pletes the deal whereby the Pirates
last August obtained catcher Vince
Smith for a sum pf money and a
PLAYER later 10 be- determined.
Schultz was chosen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Hunters Flock
To Marshes as
0perlS
But Weather Is
Better Suited to
Hunting Butterflies
BY Don GILLIES

GIBRALTAR. Mich, oct. l.
Cloudy weather accompanied by
moderate southwest wind gave the
disciples Of the grand old game OF
duck shooting only fair chance
as they slid off into the inky dark
ness here this morning, patiently
waiting for the first wffrr of wings.
THE weather is the whole
thing Alvin Bowman of Gil
braltar declared as he and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Hank Figures
.Yanks Will Win
In -Four Games
Says New York Club
Has Everything
Over Dodgers
By LAwToN CARVER

international News Service sports EDITOR
NEW YORK. oct. Corp
Hank Greenberg, who took the
biggest salary cut in the history
of baseball when he changed from
a Detroit Tiger monkey suit to a
soldiers uniform, stretched his
long legs under the=tabic, hunchcd
his shoulders IKE a man who
wanted to ponder the question and
give you the right answer, then
said:
THE Yankees will win the
Worlds Series in four straight"
The former $4,000 a year Tiger
slugger and outfielder thought his
observation over for a moment.
Then walked right out into the
depths of exporting by adding:
"A lot of people are being
kidded into the belief that the
Dodgers have "A great pitching
staff. II is good, hut the Yank-
ees are better, and the Yam
KEGS are better fielding and
hitting club. The Yankees have
everything over the Dodgers,
and what I'm saying now has
nothing 10 do with the fact that
I'm an American Leaguer-or
viii be again in few months.
II could just as easily pick
the Yankees and let IL go at
that, but I'm stringing along
with them 10 make IL four in a
row. DO know anything about |
these clubs? 1 ought to. / saw
them both only last SPRING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

f. likes theatrical folks intimate
friend of George Rats -. fights with
Larry MacPhail, his boss j. likes to
read mystery thrillers. Thinks the case
Of the bowling dog much better than
that Shakespeare guy ever scrubbed :.
was quite a shortstop himself, incl
dentally.
Dixie Walker, favorite of the Brook
lyn fans, who were erfully, erfuily mad
because that watch company that ped
died gifts of watches 10 Dodger stars
forgot TO give Dixie one f. Dixie, a
former Detroit Tiger, is now full
fledged Brooklynite :. he owns liquor
package store on Long Island and has
shaken off Alabama and is he selling
grog at his place Of biz. Fred Walker
Brooklyn Walkers dad and the first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
DOLPH CAMILLPS A FAMILY MAN

NEW YORK, Oct WORD OR TWO ABOUT THEM
BUMS-Pete Reser, leading Dodger hitter born Harold
Patrick Reser St Patricks Day, 1919 St. Louis native
started baseball in Cardinal changing freed Judge
in 1888 of the fastest in baseball got cocky
and Leo Duocher told his old and old spanked
a nice boy again.
Leo ppy1 Durocher-ura swaggerer and ultra dresser
keeps condition being chased parks by umnire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
OTHER OFFICERS ELECTED

The other officers arc: vice pres
idcnt Mrs. l.. q. Stradcr: second
vice president. Mrs. D. r. Dalzell;
recording secretary. Mrs. H. A.
.Mctcalf corresponding secretary
Mrs l.. r. Down: treasurer. Mrs.
M r Sheppard, and handicap
chairman. Mrs A. r. Wilson
BY winning the final tournament
with an 50. Mrs Donald Weiss Of
Flint tied Margaret Russell OF
Oakland Hills for the most VIC
tories I'M the weekly events Each
wen Hihc times. Mrs. r. O. Nc
LauChin of Western was second
Yesterday with 81 and Ais Pas
sell third with s.
Mrs. A. +. Wilson of Detroit
Golf Club was the only other
player i'm the championship flight
under 90 She had IS. Josephine
Lange had So and Mrs W. b Cam
eron S. The latter are first flight
.CTS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
CHANCE FOR PLAYoFFs

A special tournament viii be
played next Tuesday at Detroit
Country club This offers an OPP
portunlty for an unofficial play
off of the tic between Mrs. Weiss
and Miss Russell.
Miss Russell missed matching
Mrs Weiss So Yesterday by taking
a Z on the par-5 eighteenth. Three
puts on No IL prevented Mrs
Mclaughlin from tying Mrs. Weiss
The latter gave tho other pair a
chance 20 catch her by three-put-
ting the sixteenth and taking a 6
on the seventeenth through a
trapped short.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Dixie the majors from Birmingham for the series
the pitched Washington and the Athletics
Doph the National Leagues 1871 home run king
Dolphs family man . starting Of his with
four sons there's fifth child girl arrived this Sum
mer Dolphs quiet gee who used to gong to bed at 50
and getting un got way his ranch California
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Scalp Series Tickets ,
For 500 a Pair

NEW YORK. Oct 1.-GNS)
Ticket Spectators were hav-
ing field holiday today
peddling World Series paste
boards for a. high A. $50 for
two single duCats.
Two sets Of tickets for the
entife series, Which originally
sold for S3S. today were bring
ing between 500 and 5000 on
the scalpers' exchange
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Dawes Leads Monroe
BY 300 Pins in Match

Joe Adams Dawes bowling team
Will carry a 300-pin lead when II
opposes Monroe Recreation in the
last half Of itS home and home
match on the laiterS alleys as a
result Of us 30l6 TO 27l6 IN the
first set
The Dawes five combined 1906
1066-9i4 Pete Carter leading with
PSI in 63l Adams having 267 in
go and Mark Collinak 6l2. Adams
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

blcachers this is going to be
an awful park 90 hat In
And Red Rolfc . Yankee third
bascman still looking awful
pale around the gills my wind
isn't 30 GOOD that damn colitis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Team Not 10 Blame

Frank FriSch has loSl = pounds
since becoming manager Of the
Pittsburgh Baseball Club due 10
strict diet prescribed by his
doctor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
Sunday StroIIinc

Coach Paul Brown Of Ohio State
University plans 10 take ms foot
ball squad walking every Sunday
afternoon throughout the season
TO develop wind and camcraderIe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
District PI dns
Charity Move
Women Golfers Will
Decide on Program
b -RREKEABReH

The WomenS District Golf As.
ISOLATION plans participation in
some charity or benevolent pro-
gram The exact nature and extent
of which viii be decided by a com
rnlttee 10 be named shortly.
This announcement was made AZ
the annual meeting yesterday al
Birmingham Golf Club when Mrs
William l. McGiVcrin was re-
elected president and presented
with string of pearls in appre.
citation of her work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01
WhitIow Wyatt Likes the Movies

Whitlov Wyatt Georgia farmer real gentleman likes
-noyes handicapped by injuries p games
his year his said to ache after every
he hurls and takes day up with Detro;
Tigers 1873 WHOM he lraded he Mhe 50,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

Claude Amoe loaded their de-
coys into a boat and set out for
some marsh shooting.
Last night the wind was
kicking up and every indication
pointed to great opening day"
Bowman continued. Now look
at II. It's good day for but
terfiies," he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-01

part Of the Yankee diamond is
swell but the turf looks
chewed up hope it's a cool
day because if it's hot and
the fans take off their coats i'm the