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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
Collapse Of Rangers
Recalls 1888 WINS

far, for the New York Amer
leans and the Montreal Canad-
lens are waging quite q battle
for the cellar championship.
But, with the season more than
half over, 1t appears no more
likely that they'll get into the
fight for the league title. 90
The blue shirts suffered from
injuries earlier In the campaign.
but were ct full strength last
night and barely got away with
q 80 tie with . badly-crippled
Detroit team. The Red Wings,
who recently climbed into .
tie with Toronto for the lead,
only to slip back again, had
only q dozen men in uniform
to start the game and ten to
finish. ~
Due to injuries, Eddie Wares,
Don Crosse and Bob Whitelaw
didn't make the trip east with
the Wings. On the first play of
the game, Gus Giesebrecht hurt
his left knee In Z collision with
Babe Pratt, Ranger defenseman.
Early in the third frame, Sgd
Abel was added to the casualty
list after Art Herchenratter had
been clipped by q flying puck
in the second and sent to the
dressing room for repairs.
Abel did Q great job before
being forced out of action, how
ever. He scored two clever
goals in the second period to
offset tallies in the. first by
Lynn Patrick and Clint Smith
of New York. Abel made his
first tally after slipping past the
Ranger defense and the second
on q binding drive past goalie
Dave Kerr only Is seconds be-
fore the period ended.
Dutch KILLER sent the Ran.
gers ahead again q half minute
after the third frame began, but
some IS minutes later Pratt,
trying to block Z shot by Sgd
Howe, detected the puck into
his own net and tied the score
for keeps.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15

the sea itself into the three-story
indoor anchorage that was
Grand Central Palace.
The patriotic motif Of the
show, carried out in its color
scheme of red, white and blue,
added to the gayety of the &C.
casion. Crowds of boating en-
thusiasts climbed up boarding
ladders a. usual. swarmed over
cabins and galleys. peercd down
under-eugine matches, and Cos
siped together like sailors wives
about the latest developments
in the neld of motor boating.
To the sound of . bosun's pipe
(b1own again and again by
groups Of Sea Scouts) sailors,
marines and members Of the
Coast Guard, enjoyed their bus
meas holiday as much ~ .
summer row in Central park.
yxuIDITS STRESS
NEW CADETS
Since the first motorboat Show
opened in the old Madison
Square Garden In 1905, few
radical changes In design hsve
been evident from yesr TO year.
and this ysarN y no exception.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
New Baltimore Beats
Holy Cross in Remaid

ONEW BALTIMORE-Defeated
by the same team . week ago.
the New Baltimore Tars had lit
tie trouble in turning the tables
on the Holy Cross five from
Marine City in . basketball game
played on the local court last
night. Led by Kellerman. rangy
center who scored seven points.
the Tars won, 1910, for their
third victory Of the season.
The teams were deadlocked,
&c, at hslftime. The New Bslti-
more csgers came 10 life In the
second half 70 take over the lead
which Yves maintained 20 the
final whistle Leroy Potter, dim
inutive Tar forward led the. Of.
fensive play Of the victors md
sparked the winning drive with
two field goals.
Rose At forward and steinmetx
1t guard turned In the best per-
formsnce for the losers.
In Z, preliminary game the
New B<imore Reserves defeat
cd fhe Holy Ctbss Reserves, lo-3.
Lurtx, New Baltimore forward.
scored eight points 10 lead his
team.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
Capac Takes Armada
in Close Contest

OARMADA-Capac eked out q
20 to 10 victory over Armada
here last night in a closely fought
game.
The Armada team has dropped
three games and won one thus
far. Their win was scored
against Dryden last Friday.
Gruno, Of Armada, was high
scorer last night with 10 points.
r. Schinny, of Capac, was next
with nine tallies.
New Haven, the only team to
defeat Capac this season, plays
Armada Friday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15

Up until the third quarter of
the contest the teams were
matching basket for basket. At
the end of the half Port Huron
led by the slim margin Of one
point, FL to 20. In the third
period the Hurons put on a squirt
that found them seven points
ahead of the locals and manas-
ed to maintain the lead through
the final period. ~
The defeat was the fifth
straight for the luckless Bath
ers.
The Bathers did produce the
high scorer Of the game IN tow
ering Ralph Siewert who sank
six baskets and q field goal for
Is points, MADDEN and Ingerson
of Port Huron took next honors
with IL points apiece. Captain
Walter Bobcean played an out
standing game for the locals and
collected eight points. 84
Mount Clemens plays host to
the Wyandotte five here Friday
night.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
Annual Me.o York
Exhibit Features
DieseLs, Cddgets

MN 00BVuOO UUDU VVbbvsvO~DSoe =
oNEW YORK, Jan. l5--R-
"Mr Yachtsman. we trust you
will bear with ~. Our con-
struction facilities are now en-
gagged in national defense work,
and we are not able 10 produce
% many pleasure boats this year
- In previous years"
This sign in front Of one Of
the exhibitors booths ct the
recently opened seth National
M0torboat Show In New York
added serious 0vertones to thu
shows gay theme-"America's
Pleasure Fleet 1871" q
But The crowd was larger than
ever before. The feet Of cru
iserA windjammers and aseort-
Cd cfnft wss more stfuomliuod
M bgiohter- hue6. ~ exhibl-
90 a. svesytAing "a hring
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
Mouniaineers
Set for Till
Foee Fesndele Five
In Home Gonse Tonight

USMSrttny from the 3o-fe de-
feat at the hands Of st. Mary's
Of Royal Oak last Friday, st.
Mary's Mountaineers are deter
mined to prove thsy can knock
out q victory over the st. James
quintet Of Ferndale tonight In
their scheduled home battle.
The Mountaineers dropped the
first two games of their current
cage season, the first to st. Fred
erlck's Of Pontiac ana the aec-
ond to ST. Alary's. Despite . ire
mendous handicap In height
however, In their last contest.
they allowed enough improve
ment and fight to csssse Coach
Willie May to become optimistic
over the chance Of his team to-
night and de remainder OF the
season. The boys are working
. little smoother" May said fol-
lowing the game Friday. "and
they look twice - good - 1t the
start Of tn ssoson."
May announced the following
lineup for the game tonight:
Forwards, Jack Pennington and
Bernard Snay: center. Lson
Luke; guards Homer Van Hol-
lenbeck and Jim Jones.
The Mountainsers face g.
James once again this season, on
February 10.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
Babe Ruth
OnOrS
SpOrtsIllen
BY JUDsON BAILEY

oNEW YORK, Jan. 15-R-
Babe Ruth and Bill KLEIN, .
couple Of heroic figures out Of
the Folklore of baseball, have
come to life again. 70 help the
sport honor the Stevens Broth
erS.
Everybody knows. Ruth and
Klein, 50 It may be necessary "a
say only that the Stevens Broth
ers are four sons Of Harry Stew
ems who founded the hotdog and
peanut concession business In
major League ball parks half =
century ago and became as much
q part of baseball as the Stitches.
The venerable sire. now dead,
and his sons tided many Q ball
club over q rought spot with IL
nancial assistance, and IL might
provoke some eyebrow lifting
today to nail the Stevens boys
down as to their connections
with various clubs.
Anyway baseball = National
League President, Ford Frick,
Frank Frisch Of the Pittsburgh
Pirates, manager Joe Mccarthy
of the New York Yankees, the
presidents of the three New York
clubs and other bigwigs Of the
national pastime - turned out
last night to honor Harold,
Frank, Bill and Joe Stevens.
But Ruth snd KLEIN stole the
show.
The Bambino. making one Of
his rare semi-public appearances
added q fifth and hardly har-
monte voice to q quartet Of pro
fessional singers that entertained
the gathering, and afterward
made q voluble and sincere
speech In which he thanked
baseball for its benefits to him.
KLEIN. new chief Of national
League umpires, kidded himself
with stories about how he WA
called the "Old Arbitrator" and
how he named q fishing boat the
Arbitrator"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
Frisco!
Open
Begins

OSAN FRANCISCO, Jan. IS
(R-The golfing brigade unlim-
bered war clubs today for q
whack at the latest purse-the
$4,000 San Francisco Match Play
Open Tournament.
The eleventh annual San Fran.
cisco event offered q slight
change from the straight medal
play competition encountered in
the first three tournaments on
the winter swing, the Miami, Fla.
and Los Angeles $4,000 opens
and the $1,000 Oakland affair.
Eighteen hole qualifying
rounds were listed for today and
tomorrow with the 80 low scor-
ers continuing In match play
competition.
Favorites included the esta-
blished performers such a
Jimmy Demaret Of Houston,
Tex, defending champion; Sam
Snead; Lawson Little. U. s. open
title holder; Byron Nelson, PIG.
A. National standard bearer;
Denny Shute. q former P.G.A.
kingpin; Ralph Guldahl, twice
winner of the national open;
Harold McSpaden, Harry Coop
er, Paul Runyan, Clayton Heat
ner, I'd Dudley, Horton Smith,
DIN Dutra, Vic Ghexxi, Ben Ho-
gan, John Bulla and Leonard
Dodson. Dulla won the recent
Los Angeles event and Dodson
won the Oakland open last Non
day In : three-way play-off with
=. ]. Dutch" Harrison and Ho-
gan.
Amateurs were led BY Marvin
bud" Ward q Spokane, former
National tjtjo hoa6Ds; Brnie Pep
er Jf., Sen yooo as6 John Dawson
Of Hollywood. Ward IVES low
amateur Ia the Oakland open
with q 40.
Predictions TIE touring stars
would md IL Prosidio courDe. Z
36-30-73 layouk, Z severe IN
were moAe On OH sjdes. Tia
course W. Heightened % ap-
psoxinaAely e5oo yefI. Ar ~
tcsIrunrleue r. Ne fn11D. h1Iy
NJ yiA nqz1ev 1n1Ep6Cls :.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
Hope College Wins
7M Straight Game

Hope College continued to
lead the pack today as one of
Michigan's two undefeated bas-
ketball teams. Last night at
Holland the defending M.I.A.A.
champions extended their win,
ming streak to seven games by
drubbing Olivet, 81 to %.
Hope piled up its topheavy
margin in a second period drive
that netted 80 points, after the
two teams were deadlocked TO-
all at the intermission.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
Sports Roundup
Eddie eristx

ONEW YORK. Jan. l5-Scooporode Pete Cowthon Ex Texos
Tech cooch who offered fat sofory to coach Phods-
trot Lions and Dr. Cl Ponus President Of Tulso bill
eeoze bookmokne in New York going to be introduced
IN the legislature and don't surprised it passes Luke
on and Babe PHELPS only Dodgers who'll be asked to
take salary sosh Johnny Petrovc the coast football stor
who was victim Of G-mon Athertons axe, on his way to
Austin to enroll at Texos Two Of Johnnys pals moy fol-
low
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
Hockey
Results
ny the Associated Press
National League

Detroit 3; New York Rangers 3
(tie).
American Association
Omaha 8; Minneapolis 2 1.-TWO
overtime periods).
TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE
American League
Cleveland at Pittsburgh
Springfield at Philadelphia.
Buffalo at New Haven
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
Bec0N1 81 Is 1lJNstr0te6 0Tt5cJeo
On ae|eHsirs basketball.

YAmous Player Ana Ceaeh
OMany players get confused
with switching On defense. They
switch too soon or they hesitate
too. long. or they run into eoch
other. There b no good rea-
ron Why this should happen.
Switching II easy enough. AZ
though it takes co-opeR1tl6n
between players which comes
only through long practice.
9uEposs two ottsnsfve play
ere are attempting - advances
along their LETT sideline. One g
the players, In the frout line.
passes 70 = mate playing deeper
along the sidelins. Then h.
starts to cut between the player
to whom 10 has paved ana IL
sideline.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15

oDRYDENg--Rsbounding from
. drubbing b. New Haven Fri
day, the Msmphls courtmsn last
night Npeoeoded IN downing .
stueoorn pgydea i've ~ 1Ast
Mlauta 6Ql4sk The final scoe0
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
Red Wings 10
New yoh RlIlqlIs
cslppIsd Tsssa elsys \
- 0eodloek

oNIw YORK. Jan. ~
The Detroit Red Wings, short
Of mAnpower because of iniur-
lee, came from behind laee nighl
n deadlock ~ New York Ran.
gerA. :. 10 ;. IN - National Hook
~ League game.
Trailing by . 20 margin q
the end Of the first period. D..
troit knotted the score IN the
second period on two goals BY
sgd Abel and scored again "a
the third after the rangers had
gained . one-point lead.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15

Superstition has Il that Z per-
NSen9 o i. dinner party who
strikes . glass and makes e ring
must place his finger upon the
rim Immediately TO saye . nil
Or from drowning"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
Ia Bouts Slat
for Annual SIl0)
Eoe 1910 Champions Refsra
to Face SkillfuI Contender.

can exciting time is in prospect f local fight fopgGt
tonight when % high school boxers squore Of III ~
Clemens High school gymnasium for the fourth dSt1
rurol boxing tournament ss~ xass5 3Sssx
From the moment when little Bobby Gai|len5M Q9& Ia W
Plevok step into the ring to bottle for Ne 75-pon
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15

RoIph Siswsrt
Leads Scoring
With Is Points

OPORT HURON-After holding
q fast-stepping Port Huron five
to q nine point deadlock In the
first quarter of their first sea-
son engagement here last night.
the Mount Clemens Bathers were
unable to keep their defense afr
tight and went down to a 1880
defeat. = =
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
OCK TIA 81
Csard5 Skoald Svitck Sh,sStk 81
Having 70 Depend Upsa Spokel

W. ~
erote N Z,
The two -
men oan1
ine . te1oe
often hooitnto
delnjto1y VI
fensive mn In
shrosaCh.
H tn6v -
be-. y Z
aSnin -
vn,hnk n $500
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15

Situotion Unehanssd
The Greeks keep on winning
Anton Christoforidis ticks
MeIio Bettino in IS rounds at
Cleveland.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
Hip, Hip. Hip

And how about q nice big
hand for Oklahoma Boptist
University for not throwing out
its football players when it
threw out footboll.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
owsisosh

oMisosh
The Yankee front office will
have q fit when it hears Joe
Dimooeio is skiing IN Mime
soto :. Paul Bowser, the Bos-
ron mat impressoiro soon will
unveiI q huge Chinese oroppler
who he thinks will give the fans
something extro in spine-cur-
ding -. Vincent D'Antoni,
1889 intercollegiate eol {
champ has volunteered for
the dir corps :. And long
John Woodward, ex-Pitt stor.
is missing from the winter
track meets because he's in the
army, too :. Bernie Biermon
is booked to spelIbind banquet
leoeuers every doy during Jon-
uory and February -. Ford
ham and lowo ore drawing UP
articles for q long home-ond-
home football series.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-15
Short, Short, Stories

Short, Short, Stories
Reoson Dr.. George Houser
Withdrew from the Ohio Stote
picture was pressure brought
on him to remain at Minnesota
-. The U. of Penn student
poper is putting the blost on
cooe coach Lon Jourdet for
losing to Cornell, 5l-24-soys
his system is O relic Of the
horse and buggy Days :. Are
the Schefter Brothers Of Port
land secretly trying to peddle
their coost league franchise to
the Red Sox? All right. we're
only asking -. Lew Jenkins
and Lou Ambers ore all but
signed for an over the weight
Gorden fight. Feb. Il -.
Henry Armstrong soys he'll re-
tire II Fritzie Zivic boots hin,
Fridoy night -. Ard Fritzie
wants to bet 81. 600 at odds to
7 to 5 that he'll knock Henry
out.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-10
Notice All
TSJA Clubs

Our basketball season has sue
cessfullv drawn to a close and
the time has come for us to think
OF something which will be better
suited for the condition. of the
weather. in other words we are
approaching baseball season. All
clubs who are interested please
send in with your eligible players
list Your forfeiture and entrance
fees to Martin Eberth. 0OS Frank
lin Ave-. Youngstown. O., pay
able to Miss Hilda Bodcndorlcr,
us Young St., New Castle, Pa.
Hoping for speedy cooperation
from all clubs interested and
wishes for a successful season ]
remain.
Saxonally yours.
M. Ebcrth. T. S. !. \. Sec'v.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-10
ATTENTION,
EAST sIDERs

On Sunday, April 20, the I.u-
ther League Of St. Johns church
is holding a parents Night ban
1uet. This banquet is also Tor the
Confirmation Class Of Al. All the
parents of the Confirmation Class
as well as the other parents are
invited to attend. In order to
come. you must secure a ticket
from any league member. We
will only admit 80 pc sons SO
YOU are advised to get your
,"'kcts early. the price will be
a "silver" Offering which will be
accepted at the banquet.
As part Of the program a
debate will be held which pro-
misses to be very interesting.
After the banquet dancing will
be held, Polkas as we'll as jazz
numbers will be played.
Remember no one will be ad-
mittcd unles, they have tickets a.
we can accumulate on'v limited
lumber OF persons.
AT Cngar, President
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-10
Canton Reflector
By Elsie G. Salmen

Canton. Ohio. April lO-We
held our monthly meeting last
Friday night and had rather good
attendance. There was quite a
discussion and several commit
tees were appointed. Despite the
rather good attendance. we still
did not have. enough members
present to adopt the new consti-
stitution. We are sorry that we
could not play the games, dance.
and have the refreshments that
were promised. l am sure that
you won't be disappointed the
next time. The refreshment COM
mittee for the next meeting, May
End, will be: Marie Bremen, Hen
ry Bellman, Johnny Fulz, Ka-
tharine Hahn and Martin Kelp.
By the way that must have been
pretty heavy date that kept our
newly appointed vice pres. away
from the first meeting that he
was in office. We took in three
new members at the meeting.
They are: Babe Berg, Frieda Kelp,
and George Henning. Frieda andGeorge
were former members Of the club. The
baseball manager for this year is OF
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-10
Convention!
Convention!

Before you read one word of
this get out your calendar. Draw
a ring around May 80 and 81.
Why? Because those are the
days on which the Central Yer
band will hold its 10th Annual
Convention in Solcm, Ohio. And
because those are the days that
Mems Lodge, Branch 10. will at
the same time hold its Golden
Jubilee Celebration.
Think OF it! The first Saxon
Club in America is going to cele-
brate so years of existence!
The Mems Lodge OF Salem. O.,
Branch 10. OF the Central Ner-
band. is proud OF its record. That
record is studded with great
achievements. But the greatest
achievement in its 50 years of
existence will be this coming
Golden Jubilee Celebration. Every
member in the Lodge has set his
mind to that.
Mark we'll those DAYS then.
SaNons. wherever YOU may be.
Decoration Day. 1t will be long
week end. You have been work
ing long and hard. You will de-
serve those three days of glori-
Gus relaxation. OF meeting OF old
friends. of rekindling that old
spirit that was present when a
handful OF men got together and
organized a Krankcnvcrein in
Salem. Ohio. way back in 1891.
By Dan w. Weber
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-10
WeddingBel

Miss Gertrude Schuller and
Mr.. .Waldemar Carlson were unit
ed in holy matriinony March p
at Independent Evangelical
Church with Rev. Z. Schatz Of
ficiating. A short organ recital
preceded which took place at 4
o'clock in the afternoon.
The bride wore gown of white lace
and carried a large boquet of white
raklias. She was given in marriage by
her father Mr.. Michael Schuller.
Attendents of the bride were Miss
Mildred Smith. maid of honor, and
Miss Catherine Schuller and Miss Else
Roth, bridesmaids. Miss Smith wore
II powder-blue gown and carried red
roses. The two bridesmaids were attir-
cd in pink gowns and also carried red
"oses.
Mr. Robert Flynn Of Harrisburg, Pa,
served as best man. Ushers were Mr..
Robert Carlson and Mr.. William Carl
son. Miss Joan Carlson was ring bearer
for the bridal couple.
A reception was held at 8 p. NJ. at
the Westside Sachsenheim, at which
time dinner was served to 80 guests.
Out of town visitors were Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Carlson Of Kersey, Pa,
Mrs. Herbert Palm, Brockway, Pa, Mr..
and Mrs. John Kirr, ST., Mr.. and Mrs.
John kirr, Jr., Mr.. George Kirr. and
Mr.. Fritz Kirr of Martins Ferry, Ohio.
The couple now resides at 1881 West
J0th Street.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-10
Youngstown News
By Min Gobel

Youngstown. Ohio, April TO-,
Agein / want to remind everyone
OF Our Semi-Formal May Dance.
Yes Sir, for real enjoyable eve
attend our dance on May 10 at
the Sachsenheim. Ruth Anthem
reiths orchestra will supply the
music. featuring our own Erwin
Bendel as soloist. Also the Ir,
Lyra chorus will sing a few songs
accompanied by the orchestra,
There will be prizes awarded to
the best couple jitterbugging and
waltzing, also a D prize. We are
looking forward in seeing large
crowd of Juniors at this dance.
especially the out-of-towners.
Tickets may be purchased from
any Yo. Jr. member.
want to urge all the Lyra
Chorus members to continue do
ing sure fine work. Everyone is
quite pleased by the way our
Chorus is recognizing and the
progress it is making. We are all
looking forward to attending the
Sangerfest in September and I
know that we can BE more than
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1941-04-10
Monaco News
Bv Hein-ChuCk-M Marty.

Monaco, Pa, April lO--Although
we are a little late Care not we
alwaysO The Monaco Saxons
congratulate YOU i'll your brilliant
md undefeated climb to the
l9+0-4l It. S. ]. A., Cleveland
East as championship. It's really
something to be. proud OF and
look back on at times.
Tough luck. Farrell, but look
at the good time and new faces
you met, but the best team won.
Notice
Monaco Jrs. a basketball ban
'quet is on the carpet. Will be
presented BY the Ladies Lodge.
The date is undecided so watch
this column for further informa-
ton.