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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-07
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are e. l.. Mkesell, representing
Bates: I. L. jacobson, represent
ing Scott, and J. Gilbert Walters,
representing Williams.
This is the first time in the his
tory Of Montgomery county that
three defendants have been tried
collectively on murder charge.
Judge Mills said the jury can re-
turn separate verdicts for each
defendant, ranging from not gull
ty to guilty Of first-degree mur-
der.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-07

chorus sang for the Boy Scout
meeting at the Miami hotel.
Mrs. Leo Williamson, l427 w.
Fifth street, of the Linden Car
den Path and Mrs. A. Arnold, OF
812 Frizell street Of the Little
Garden Clubs were appointed rep
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-07

Ir. and Mrs. L. A. Greer, Wes-
ley Hclvey, Detroit Agency Of the
Supreme Life Insurance, Jonnie
Christmas, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
Fluker, Mr.. and Mrs. John Gar
win and family, all Of Detroit;
Mrs. Annie Malone, Poro Col
lege, Mr.. Carrie Lewis, business
manager pf Poro College, Winnie
I. Foote and family, all Of Chi
cago, III;
Miss Mary Johnson, Cleveland !;
Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio Jackson,
Beauicians Protective Chapter No.
l6. Miss Ernestine Maham, CO.
worker and room-mate, all Of Gin
cinnati Miss Martha Taylor, Ko-
komo, Ind; Miss Gladys Taylor,
Columbus, Ohio.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-07

LINDEN CENTER
N O ES

The Mems Chorus under the
direction of Mr. Charles y. Hig-
gins sang Saturday evening at
the Elder and johnson store and
later in the evening the large
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1941-03-07

lGN lASlOAg O&s Wi1As~s ~ Afn&st ~,
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resentatiycs to the Health Coun-
ell which met At Linden Center
Wednesday afternaon to make
further plans for the observance
of National Negro Health Week.
March 3Oth to April 9th.
The basketball game between
the Dcltas and Eagles Monday
night was the highlight of the
week. The Deltas nosed the Ea-
giles out with a score Of So to 35.
It was an exciting game from be-
ginning to end.
The 10th anniversary of Lin
den Center which is to be observ-
ed March goth and 21st, will give
a grand picture Of the interest
ing things being done at the CEN
ter. Read this paper next week
for the complete program.
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were killed and 8 injured when
the cars collided carly Saturday
morning at the intersection Of
Route 40 and the Peters pike. At
the left is the car driven by Thad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

rick's manner was assured and
almost little insolen.. She held
the spotlight by telling clever
stories about people she had met.
police officers and newspaper
men, criminals and detectives.
You know / write rather hor-
rible tripe." she said. turning to
Rosemary. I'm not sure just
how ] got into the murder bust
ness. Oh, i do know. of course.
j did a piece of melodramatic
stuff in a short story once. and
an editor liked IT, He had
mystery plot-every editor has a
pet mystery plot he has been
saving-so developed it for him.
And now I'm typed and l can't
stop"
Now" said David. she never
looks at a white throat without
wondering how it would look
with silk stocking knotted
around IL. and every time she
goes into a strange house she
examines all the locks furtively,
wondering just where the muir
derer would escape and where
he'd hide the body"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
WHEN A GIRLS IN LOVE

But / have to hide them in a
new place every time-and I've
done so many" Lorna mourned
naively.
1T must be fun" Rosemary
said, trying not to be stiff.
\ ORNA PATRICK knew that
l. the Sergeant was looking at
her with worshipful eyes. But
she did not preen. She seemed
almost to be unaware even re-
mote. And David knew. Rose
mary could see an amused little
flicker at the corner OF his
mouth. He loved his mother very
much. obviously. And he ad-
mired her too.
Suddenly. tears surged up and
Rosemary found her eyes burning
and a freezing hand seemed to
be pressing her throat. She
blinked, and with a nervous ges-
ture upset her water glass. not
even seeing the concern and the
patient reproof in black Georges
eyes. as she dabbed up the mess
with a napkin.
Lets take our coffee outside,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

Since I was three-the year
the Sergeant came back from the
war. My father had a shrapnel
wound, he couldn't endure the
winters in Washington. George
had lived with my grandmother
in Louisiana for years before
that. She's older than father
years older, but they never show
age very much"
jeff has come back" Patrick
said. as they passed the gate of
his house.
He's in there splicing rope to
make new sheets for the Daisy.
probably. Or else he's making
up a report on citrus futures in
this district for the government.
Jeff follows a pattern. He's en-
tirely practicable"
No riptides, no variable winds,
no tropical disturbances ?"
Rarely" She remembered
that Jeff had varied the pattern
of his conduct a little tonight.
But that was because he dreaded
change as much as she did.
Suddenly Jeff doomed like a
comfortable rock in this odd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16

old She was the youngest thing
alive. She was assured and SUI
perb, and there was something
gamin about her, something that
was somehow vaguely a little
cruel.
And even while she knew that
she was going TO hate this wom-
an forever, Rosemary was feeling
an odd. stunned. reluctant admir-
alton for anything that could be
so utterly beautiful.
And then she knew suddenly,
why Jeff Lane who had known
and loved the Mallards so long,
had refused to come to dinner.
Jeff had not wanted to see the
look on Emory Mallard's face
that Mallard's daughter was see
ing now.
A look of lost, drowned, utterly
reckless alteration.
And Jeff could not have en-
dured the intimate scrap Of smile
that Lorna Patrick gave to NAL
lard-the look in her dark eyes
that shut all the others out.
Standing. cold and stiff, on the
stairway, Rosemary knew def
nitely that here stood the ending
of all her old, dear life!
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whirlpool Of emotion that was
boiling up around her. She could
talk TO Jeff. He understood. al
ways \ He would not obtrude per-
sonal things, or be teasing or too
fulsome and romantic as other
men were when women came
with their troubles.
81 couldn't talk to Haynes.
He'd begin about his big house
and his saddle horses. And Thad
Nelson would have said that it
was time for another cocktail
and that worries were made 10 be
danced down-and as for David
Patrick" her thought ran on.
specializing on David. wondering
what he would say If she should
face about suddenly and say. MY
father is falling in love with your
mother. What shall we do about
it,"
But Patrick was walking on,
holding her elbow lightly. not
talking at all. They had reached
the shore when he stopped and
took a cigarette from his coat
pocket and said, looking out at
the dark, secret restlessness Of
the water,
II was dreading this summer.
Mothers an intense sort Of per-
son. She loses herself in things,
ignores every one around her
She pretends to hate the sort of
thing she does, but she really
gets a tremendous kick out of
her success. And of course she
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shall we ?" hastily she covered
the incident.
The Sergeant had emptied his
cup quickly. and he turned it up
and scowled into the bottom. an
old trick that went back to her
childhood and made Rosemary's
throat hurt worse than ever.
II seem not TO have any" he
said. rs there anything we can
do about that, George ?"
"Yassuff. sho' is" George said
hastily. She seemed relieved at
a chance to escape from the
room. e..
How about walking? ?" David
Patrick suggested to Rosemary
when they were out on the open
terrace in the soft spring dark
ness. Il overate shamefully"
People always do when Geor-
gle cooks Tomorrow the Ser
geant and l will get spinach and
bran mullins. She always evens
up things. We're her children
she makes us do the things we
should"
You've had her a long time,
then ?"
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on the bed. but nothing had been
put away. She flew to this task,
shaking out the lovely new
things Vicki had helped her to
buy. frocks and wraps and sports
clothes. that she knew now had
all been chosen with Haynes
Hills Virginia place in mind.
The deep dresser drawers
came out with the old squeaking
protests for salt damp had pitted
all the mirrors and the metal
handles. But there were little
bags of orange blossoms, just be-
ginning to dry in the clean
empty spaces. and other little
fragrant bags hung from the
hangers in the closet. Black
George had done that.
Rosemary looked around her
big familiar room. suddenly low
ing it very much. The fresh,
starchy curtains stirred in the
breeze, hef mothefs picture Haa
been rubbed till the glass glis-
tened. There were fresh chintzes
on the chairs, she saw, and won
dered if Mrs. Patrick had helped
the Sergeant select those.
The pattern was crisp and gay
and modern. green and yellow
sailboats with the sails all dis
torted amusingly. and sea-gulls
with big foolish eyes. No. the
Sergeant would never have
bought modern stuff like that.
His taste ran more to daffodils.
She patted the cushions. pleased
with them, ashamed of her sharp
antagonism toward these Pa
tricks, who were so obviously
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-16
See ~f@@ difference H<12A"e m

for hours without touching clutch gearshi Glide traffic lights
touching gear
again touching the throttle! how the
power when like the variable
propeller of arlne.
this before drive car?
could possibly without it,
Chysler you Dpisg Chryser!
*TUNI CHS. THURSDAYS P. M,
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Fir. Fournier
Conducts Rites

ROSEVILLE-The Pew. Louis
r., Fourier. formerly assistant
Pastor of Sacred Heart Parish,
was Celebrant Il t. e opening and
closing of the Forty ,iours De-
votional Services which ended
Tuesday evening.
Father Fourier, who Is now
stationed In st. Agnes 'arish II,
Detroit, officiated at the 5oler-n
High Mass which m rked the
opening e Is Fort. Hours last
Sunday and also was Celebrant
at the closing services.
He left Sacred Heart for his
new station after having served
there for five years. I, rarishion-
ers rendered Father Fourier Z
farewell on Wednesday, July
8, 1t which the Rev. p. J. Nc
Sherry, Pastor. md Anthony
Erdmsn. 4epresenting the parish
societies. gave addresses Of ap-
probation for Father rournier's
work 1t Sacred Heart.
George Gaynor, was also well
coined at reception which fol.
Fourier and Is guest priests.
Father Gaynor Gomez b Sac
red Heart after serving. In st.
Rose Of Detroit.
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Legal Notices

leslv1as y. 0alL 8sAsts-vinal Admins.
tfa1tea Aese0at-Auguss -, 1871.
0tate q ldchioan. The Probate Court
tor tho County ol Macomb.
AZ session Of said Court, held n
the Probate Once IN the City of Mt,
Clemens, In aid County, on the lAth day
of July \. D. le4l.
rreesn4: Hon. Joseph ". Trombly
Judge ot Probate.
d ~ Matter Of the Estate OF Malvina
y. Gan. Deceased.
1aeomb Count Trust Company, By
ClasoAoo =. Darek. 81 LiQuidator, havirs
ftle1 h said Court IT. final sdministrs-
tioa secount. and petition praying fos
the allowance thereof and for the Ga
dSnmeut and distribution OF the residus
Of said estate. and praying for the al
It u Ordered. That the 1Sth day OF
August 4. p. lsll. 1t two o'clock In
the afternoon. at SAID probate office. be
and y hsrsby appointed for examining
and allowing said account and hearing
Il i Further Ordered. That public
notice therecf b given By publication
Of copy of this order. for three sue
cesgtvo weeks previous to said day Of
hearing. In the Daily Monitor 4 news
paper printed md circulated In said
County.
JOSEPH v. rRoMBLY,
Judge Of Probate
Many kARRIsoN,
Register o1 Probate.
July 10. -. Aug. EMoN
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26
Fights
Last Night

~ TIE ASooeJoeo4 STo00
TAMPA, Fla. - Claudio VII.
lar, 200, Spain, stopped Joe Tun-
q, 40, New York (S).
CRANSTON, r. !. - Harold
Harris, 1914, Boston, stopped
Eddie De Angels, l21A, Revere.
Mass. az.
BROOKLYN, N. Y.-A Roth,
40, New York, outpointed Nit
COS Gripsos, 1877, Greece (8).
LONG BRANCH, N. J. - Ed
die Pierce, $50, South Africa,
outpointed Ed Guerra, 156, New
York (10).
MT. FREEDOM. N. J. -
BunlEy Wall, 155. Morristown.
N. J.. stopped Ray Napolitano,
103, Brooklyn, N. Y. (S).
HOLLYWOOD Johnny Hutc-
hinson 18TH, Philadelphia, stop
ped Joe Ybarra, 140h, Oak
Land, Calf. ~.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26
Death Claims
AGED Resident
Nm. WllllssN Hewitt
b Deed q 70

ANS. Sarah Hewitt passed
Sway at the home Of her dsusht-
Or. MTp. Richard Livingston.
1o1o4 Fifteen Mile road, Warren,
On Friday sftsrnoon. 1t the age
Of % years. She had been .
resident Of Warren for the past
eight years.
0hs II survived BY her hus-
bard, william; four daughters,
Mr.. Louis Castsllani, Of New
Driton, Conn, Mrs. Thorn Ritchie
and Mn. Esnest Baxter Of Dur
ham. Ontario and Mrs. Richard
Livingston Of Warren. Also
surviving ars 10 grandchildren
and one great grandchild
and enc sister, Mrs. J. v. Chick
Of Omaha, Nsbraska.
Services viii be conducted
from the schwarxkon Funeral
Home, Utica. on Monday, July
20 at $50 o'clock. Rev. L. ].
Stuckwisch officiating. Burial
in the Forest Lawn Cemetery.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

xlwsrd 3. LsEsvrs-ssssas-As ltA
stats Of Aeichis,n. The Probate cour,
s1ur the County q Macembs
AZ Z session Of said Court, held at tn
Probate office In the City Of Mt elem
ems. IN said County. On the 9Th day a
July A. y. le<l.
Present: Hon. Josssh v. JtSnbiy
Judge e Probate.
n the Matter Of the Estate Of Edward
Z. Lersvre. Deceased, No. al,eoa.H
Louis J. LeFevre having Hlod IN Oaid
Court his 1inal standardization account
and . petition prayins for the allowances
thereof and Tor the sssimmeut and dis
tribution ot the rssidus o. said sstats
and praying Tor the allowances Of Attor-
Il y Ordered. rhas he ~tA day d
August A. d. lo4l. It nine o'clock n
the forenoon. at Said probato o1&lco,
b and Il hereby appointed for exam
lining and allowing soid account and
hearing eaid petition;
Il Il rurtlaor Ordered. That public
notice thereof b given By puhlicattou
Of . COPY ol this order. for three Success
sive weeks previous 70 said day ct hear
ing. IN the Daily Monitor . newspapey
PRINTED and circulated Ia ssid County.
JOSEPH v. TRo16DLY.
Judge Of Probate.
A true copy.
NELSON ZoTT.
Deputy Aagister Of probsta.
July l1-lo-20EAoN.
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yshn 1sskspD. d -1ssats-Assuss ~.
state Of Michigan. The Probate couri
for the County Of Maeomb.
At session Of said Court. held at thu
Probate office In the City Of Mt. Glenn
ems. IN said County. On the llth day
Of July 4. p. lo4l.
Present. Hon. Joseph v. Tromhly,
In the Matter o1 the Estate Of John
Rosleopp. 9r.. Deceased. No. l1.77o.
Charles J. Nslmold having filsd n
said Court his annual account % Trustee
Of said estate. and his pstation praying
for the allowance thereof. and praying
for the allowance OF Tyustoe's fee.
II ID Ordered. That the ETA day al
August A. D. ietl. at two o'clock In thu
afternoon, st said Probate Office. b and
10 hereby appointed for examining and
glowing eaid oecount:
II 10 Further Ordered, Inst public
notices thereof be given By publication
Of . copy Of this order, for three sue
eessivs weeks previous to said day Of
hearing. In the Daily Monitor . news
paper printed and circulated IN said
JOSEPH v. TRoNDLY.
Judge Of probsts.
NELSON Zorrs
Deputy 1sgist8 Of Yrobsts.
y July l1-le-9e-4oN
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

Mary Asglalsns SeAssk.-8ststs
Aug. lsA. lell.
State Of A6ichisan. The Probate Court
tor the County Of Macomb.
AZ session Of said Court, held at the
Probate Office In the City Of Mt. Glenn
ens n said County. on thu 9TH day Of
July a. p. 1oAl.
Prsssnt: Hon. Joseph v. Trombly.
Judge at pTobats.
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of Mary
Aafda!sus seheck. Dsceassd. No. 1854
Charles J. &simolA having filsd IN
Ga1d Court annual acoount % Executor
at aid estate. and his petition praying
for the allowance thereof. praying for
the allowance Of Exocutor'S tees and
Il i ordered. that the Ash day Of
August A. p. lo4l. 1t two o'clock IN
the afternoon. ct said Probate Office.
b and 4 hereby appointed for exam
anins md allowing esid account;
Il II Further Ordered. That public
notice Thereof b given b. publication
Of copy e this order. tog three sue
eeaeive weeks previous TO said day Of
hearing. In the Daily Monitor q news
paper printed and circulated In said
JOSEPH v. TRoMBLY.
Judge Of Probate.
Deputy Register Of Probeta.
July i1-ls-3o-MON.
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Richmond Churches

Rev. Otto Hoffner Of st.
James Evangelical Church Of
Casco will conduct m9tAing
worship services At 10 am.
Sunday.
Rev. Edmund Schlecher Of
Trinity Lutheran Church will
conduct worship services at 10
am. Sunday.
Rev. william Pryor Of the
Methodist church will conduct
morning worship services 1t IL
am. Sunday. The sermon topic
will be 1.-THE One Thing Need
full" Prayer services will be
held 1t $3.50 pm. Thursday.
Rev. william Junke Of st.
Peters Lutheran Church Of
Muttonville will conduct services
in German 1t $50 am. and serv-
ices in English at 10:4S am.
Rev. +. H. Spatholf Of the
First Evangelical church will
conduct services at 1890 am.
Sunday. The theme will be "A
Word about Treasures" The
Womens Guild will picnic Ut
Goodells on Wednesday, July
80. The first three Sundays In
August will be vacation Sundays.
On Sunday, August "a, the re-
gular schedule will b resumed.
Rev. D. D. Brady Of the Con-
gresational church viii conduct
out Of door Church services at
the Foster cottage on the st.
Clair river at II am. Sunday.
The theme will be THE Psalm
ists love Of God In Nature" No
services will b held during
August Of the Richmond Cougro.
gatjonal church. Next Tuesday
evening prayer meeting win b
held at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Boucher.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26
Nouni 0elneas DTaiIse
10 Attend Radio Course

nCAAP POLK. La. July q
Especially Private Lloyd Tebeau.
con Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Tebeau Of Mount Clemens has
been selected 70 attend . course
for radio operators At the arm
ored forcs school at Fort Knox.
Ky.
He Is with the ammunition
train Of the 9th Field Artillery
Regiment . unit Of the 3rd Arm
ored Bayou Blitz) Division.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

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p. Morgan. his wife, nade enA eooeueeo
Q certain mortonoo boosin0 asto ~ IN
day Of oeptemhg Il ~ .yoog g 60!
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contained t6eeeln hae eeeona eQe9e2yA
NOW, TaH21vo1H NOTICE & nm4
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

WASHINGTON. July 2e-(R
Sharp republican criticism Of
the administration's non-defense
spending policies today sisnalled
the probable tenor Of the opposi-
ton when the $3,529, 200, 900 tax
bill reached the House floor
early next week.
Republican members Of the
House ways and means commit
tee expressed their criticism In .
minority report on the measure,
distributed by the Republican
National Committee, but &C.
knowledsed they had mo alter
native but to support the general
objective, Of the BILL"
TAX INCREASE
Asserting IL was obvious that
q substantial increase In the tax
burden was imperative to an
ance the defense program and
protect the credit of the nation,
the committee said the taxpayers
must be painfully aware" that
the ability Of the government to
finance the defense program had
been greatly impaired by the
prodisailty Of the new deal
spenders."
"These wastrels have engaged
in the greatest peace-ti,ne orgy
Of extravasance In al history"
the report said, adding that In
eight years the administration
had spent as much az It took ia
run the government during the
drst 131 years Of the country's
history.
Making public their views in
advance Of the Inajority's report,
scheduled for today, the Re-
publicans contended that the id.
ministration had spent $67.518,.
100000 since Il came to power
and that only $1,000, 900, 900 Of
that represented extraordinary
OUTLAWS for defense since the
emergency program was institut-
ed last year.
MADE MORE ACUTE
''In other words. the defense
program did not precipitate the
present crisis in. government
financing, but merely made II
more acute" the Republicans
said. .,---.-.-----s---- "a,
Calling on President Roosevelt
to take the lead IN effectina
economics, the group asserted
there was room for considerable
saving in the defense program
itself, adding that extravaganza
IN enrichment construction had
been 80 rampant @ 10 constitute
a national scandal"
1--WE feel that the President
could make no greater contribu-
ton to the defense and security
Of the nation than to assume
the necessary Leadership In the
matter Of reducing non-defense
expenditures" the group said.
I'm such m effort, he would find
the people united behind him"
BROADEN BASE
Turning to the tax bill itself,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-26

NOTICE OF WOBx0A0B OALB
wHHHxAo Freak 1stchsst ana Adeline
. csrtatn mogtsase bearing dsts ths 1oeh
day q Deesmber IN the year Of our Lerd
uno thouoonA nine hundred and thirty.
oovon, % The vtyse Nattonal Uank y
Mount Clemens, Miehisnn. Banking cor.
poSotoa q N. Clemens. Michigan. which
s:id mcrteses was sseorded n ne osncs
Of MscomS on the IN day Of Dscsm-
bsr. A. D. 1871 h Libsr ~ q Aortsaess.
wHfsf ts. i sSs smsuns claimed 70 b.
due On ssid uaogtGaeo b ne sum q Three
Hundred Thirty-zivs end - 10 Dollars
leo1s 50. BEING Two nundred Sifsy-e5ght
g: :ss,ss.s ana 1':1; bsis dis sss's
1oreS9 % May 8. iOll: Twsnty-Sosr ana
q 100 oollaSS t>9AelD ta1Ds: end thirty.
Slvo Dollars (Sso.Ool sttoSney ~. pro-
V31oa Sug end seipuistsd 70 ~ pa1d b.
~ terms of said m0Rtoaoo n he event
g boeoclo0us0: ao0 ~ =
WHEREAS dsfsult No. bssn made -
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0oashed his second home run
Of the ball game and the rally
wos on. Vermeulen singled to
lett and stole second. Big, Don
LoSen came through with the
chips down % drive the winning
hosnsy to left field scoring Yer.
meuaep. Eozen retired the MIL.
lse men in their half OF the inn
ing with one hit.
kusx, vermeulen, and Wilson
shared batting honors On the In
dependents with two hits IN
three official tries. Eddie Yer
inter-; was the Miller sparkpluS
with two fcf thrSe.