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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-07
Lenten Services Tonight

Lenten Services Tonight
 Rev. Francis O. Ayres, rector of St. Johns Church, will be the speak CT at the Lenten service, this eve- ming at 8 o'clock, at St. Pauls Episcopal Church. Rev. Roger Bar ney was in charge of the children's service this afternoon at 3:35, for members of the Church School.
 Rev. Roger Barney has announced the services at St. Paurs Church for Sunday, March 9, the second Sunday in Lent. Church School at 9:30 a. m. with Young Peoples Eel lowsfip meeting at p. m. There will be no morning service because the local parish will go to St. Johns for the Confirmation service at l0:30, which will be under the Right Rev. Walter l nry Gray, suf- fragan bishop of Connecticut. A class from St. Paul's will be con- firmed.
 The usual bingo party of the Holy Name Society of St. Michael's church will be held tonight at s:15 o'clock, in the Parish Hall. The public is invited to be present. The committee in charge will include Patrick Shea, Thomas Kelly, Ro- bert Cosgriff, William Brennan George Graham and Fred Truelove
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-07

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-07

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-03-07

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23

bouncing the Merchants 17-2
and literally running them off
the field. At the end Of six
innings the Merchants decided
that they had had enough and
walked off the field.
Kurt Kurkowski did the
chucking for Bilrus and gave up
only two hits in six innings.
Both hits were extra-base wal
lops and both scored. Coke
and Martell were the batters.
Furton paced Bilrus with
three singles in four official
trips to the plate. He also scor-
ed three runs. j. Lehl raped
out two singles in three tries
and scored twice..
Bilrus collected IL hits off
the combined chucking OF Du-
bay and Heller.
The Eagles forfeited to De-
Molay in the only other game
scheduled last night. The Eagles
were knocked out Of the running
in the playoffs by Miller's
Creamery Monday night. The
game goes down in the books as
a 100 victory for DeMolay.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
Yanks Start
Runaway Race
pon .l ssats
Teller Again
By JUDsON BAILEY


oSometimes in. baseball q pitch
er gets the number" of q rival
ball club - and the one Alley
Donald of the New York
Yankees has on the Cleveland
Indians has proved Immensely
important.
Donald is a 28-year-old south
ern boy who never Is mentioned
in the same breath with the bet
ter pitchers of the American
League although in 1889 he set
a major league record for
rockies by winning IL consecu-
tive games. A sore arm stopped
him and he has been q $3.50
pitcher ever since against every
body, that is, but the Indians.
He has won Ave contests this
year, three of them over Cleve-
land. Two of the three were
against Bob Teller, the leagues
ace hurler.
Yesterday Donald led the
Yanks to a 4-3 decision that
turned the pennant race into q
virtual runaway, giving the
Yanks their 35th victory In Al
tits and an eight-game grip on
frst place.
The sturdy Highlander held
the Indians to six hits. The
score wouldn't have been close
except for Clarence (Soup)
Campbell, Cleveland rookie,
who hit a double and a home
run.
Teller, trying for his goth vic
tory before $4,000 fans, held
the Yanks to seven hits. But
six of these were punched in the
first four frames and were inter-
spersed with walks. The blows
included q home run by Joe
Gordon and timely doubles by
Charley Keller and Joe Di-
Maggie, who now has hit In five
straight encounters since his So
game streak was snapped.
While the Yanks were blowing
the lid off the American League
competition, leaders in the Ma
tional League managed to tie
themselves into another knot.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
Me,pso1,, Gets Nod
u Snap Fire Game
Losing Streak Today

four hits, 2 to l.. Washington
won on Friday, the New York
Yankees took the next three
from Detroit. and the Senators
made it Ave in q row yesterday.
Trout, who had the Senators
eating out of his hand last week,
gave up eight hits and four
passes for four runs In the first
six innings. He went out for .
pinch hitter in the seventh and
Archie McKain finished.
Sid Hudson was having Z good
day and gave Detroit eight hits.
Four double plays, the last one
ending the game in the ninth
with the tying runner on base.
helped him greatly, however.
The Tigers got q run in the
first on walk to Tucker Stain
back, an error, Pinky Higgins
sacrifice, and Rudy York's
single. The Senator's came right
back In their half for two runs
when Jim Vernon singled with
the bases full after Roger
Cramer and Buddy Lewis had
singled and Cecil Travis was
passed purposely.
It went to 4 to I in the third
on a base on balls to Lewis,
singles by Travis and Vernon,
Stainback's muff of Arches
soft fly ball, and Jake Early's
fly. The Tigers rallied for two
runs in the sixth on York's
single, Bruce Campbells walk,
q helder's choice moving both
ahead, and Birdie Teb-
belts single.
Travis doubled and scored on
Vernon's third single In the
McCosky's third single
scored the doubling Stainback
with one out in the ninth, but
Travis then started q double
play on Higgins grounder.
Dutch Meyer, rookie second
baseman, played the full game
for Detroit. He went hitless In
four times at bat and made one
error in seven chances in the,
field.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23

oWAsHNGTON, July 23-(R
"A five-same losing streak
stared the Detroit Tigers in the
face today ~ they sought, with
the help Of Buck Newsom, to
keep It from extending into six
games.
Old Bobo, who failed 10 finish
his last start, was delegated to
pitch the second game of the
Washington series with the
Senator's one up on their guests
because Of yesterdays 8 to 4
victory.
Il was the Senators who start
ed the Tigers on their newest
slide and they kept Il going in q
vengeful manner, beating Paul
Dizzy Trout, their erstwhile
conqueror. Washington puts its
ace, Dutch Leonard. against
Newsom today.
The last time Detroit won a
game was last Thursday, when
Trout trimmed the Senators on
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
Fourth Air Base Takes
Lead i'm Track Meet

200-yard dash-First, ]. j.
White, 4th Air Base. 25.3 points;
second, Chester Wincek, 4th Air
Base; third, Jim Balagna, 9Th
Wing; fourth, John Getty, 4th
Air Base.
High .Jump-First, J. j..
White, 18th Air Base; ]. Bub-
nick, 68th Pursuit; third, Spu-
diuski, list Pursuit; fourth, C..
Barg, 4th Air Base.
Standings:
4th Air Base, 20 points; 6sth
Squadron, 12h; Hdq., First
Squadron, IL; Chemical corps,
5; Hdq., 31st Squadron, 5, 9Th
wing, 8.
Individual medals will be
awarded first, second and third
places at the conclusion of the
meet Friday and the winning
squadroa will receive a trophy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
- 3l,ssbeels
'cots Army Call

nLeo ohGrbeck, rememboe:
"a b. local gridiron fans -
An Stats center from Mount
Clemens High school N
1890. has been called to &C
i've service ut Fort Leonard
Wood, Mo-. It was learned
today.
Sherlock has been assist
ine Walter Olsen, former
Mount Clemens High athletic
director. teach football Ut
Bay City.
He took q reserve com
mission In the army and also
. letter In football at Purdue
University. Sherlock was
named on the Official ALI
state team selected by Ric.
hard Remington In 1920
while playing for Mount
Clemens High. He also won
. lstter here In 1925.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
;she,.Girh
D,n.O CROWDS
d Practise

Hu1kardless Of the quality Of
~ of girl softballsrs in town
~ y 4 plenty good-it cannot
O hid that they do not attract
at1oution. The girls in fact, out
I ~ the men--as was proved
eGl Iclusively last night when
0bout 10 carloads OF spectators
y1tshed than hold practise at
! odyside park.
he Fisher Tower girls were
= ctising for the rubber" game
are going to play the Carl
~ club OF st. Clair tomorrow
MINT It st. Clair. The girls
tg0ppod the firyt encounter this
1913, S-4, but came back last
xInroday to knock out q 10-1
N56tpty.
NJ enlne will be played at
o4Q pm. Thursday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
Keel viii Try
10 Overhaul Lead

With both point leaders ex-
pected to race the. Wednesday
night Swan-class races will
start at 8 o'clock tonight with
seven or eight craft expected to
start.
Alton Buchanan and Adolph
Keel, who stand one-two in the
Wednesday series will head the
list Of entries in the race. which
II 70 start near Huron Point.
Last week, Keel's boat was not
S1ippered by him, though IL was
IN the race. Absent on q vaca-
ton at that time, he has return
Cd and will be chasing first
place honors tonight.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
Nef Experts
Look Good
Coll Shots
at Ssabrisht

OsEABRIGHT, N. j., July a.
(F-The tennis experts were
building themselves up today
as pretty smart fellows, and on
the record you couldn't very
we'll blame them.
These are the gents, you may
recall, who were skeptical on
two counts when the 54th an
nual Sea Bright tournament
started. They had their doubts
that National Champion Don
McNeill should be ignored COM
pletely merely because he
hadn't been able to win any
clay court tournament. They
also were not inclined to wax
over-enthusiastic about frankie
Parker in spite Of his impress
sive record In the same league.
The experts looked good both
ways off yesterdays matches,
for McNeill turned In . fine ex-
hibition In his first turf test of
the season, and Parker came
to flunking his.
While blond Donald was
brushing aside Bob Kerdasha of
South Caroline with the loss Of
only four games, Parker had ~
call on all his court craft to get
by, Ed Amark Of San Francisco,
a comparative Rookie" rs,
80. az. Until the Californian
tired In the final set. he had the
clay court champion In . bad
way.
McNeill, who goes up against
southpaw Seymour Greenberg
Of Chicago today, was elatei
over his performance. 1T feels
good to get back on that stuff
he said with . smile of conf
dence. "Now ] can begin to
control my shots"
Outwardly 1t least Parker
showed little concern. There's
quite q differsnesN playing on
grass" no acknowledged, "but
Amark played good tennis. He
would have given anybody
battle"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23

can "Ail-star" city softball
team was selected by manager,
Of teams In the two major city
leagues last night to represent
Mount Clemens In Z benefit game
put on by the Rotary club fol-
Under privileged Crippled Chill.
dren Thursday, July 81.
This will be the third benefit
game sponsored by the Rotary
club and the third time The
Hudson Motor police, Of Detroit
have agreed TO send Z team
against q picked Mount Clemens
squad.
In the past three years the
Hudson team had held q decided
edge, especially In the pitching
department; nevertheless the
local stafs haxs not tailed TO put
up stout resistance.
This year the "All-Stars" will
face . team which has Z 08S bat
ting average against teams from
Ohio and Michigan. The Hudson
softballers have won % out OF
the rs games they have engaged
in this season. Naturally the
cream Of the city's talent has ia
be called upon to give q team OF
this calibre any sort Of battle.
Here il the team which soft
ball managers selected last night
to turn the trick:
First base-Brice Koleky
Second base - Capron, GIL
bert's
Third base-P. Helser, GIL
bert's 81
Leftshort-Albrecht, Koleky
Rightshort-J. Mcintyre, NIL
ler's
LeftAeld-Shorkey, Gilbert's
CenterAeld - Hellner, GIL.
bert's
Rightheld-B. Moore, Koleky
Catchers Menter, Koleky
KolSvari, Fisher
Pitchers-Warner, Fisher
Fredericks, Gilbert's
Utility 0utflelder-MacDon
aid, Johnnie's
Utility inhelder-Bliss, Hub
arth h Schott
Manager-Lawson Beardslee
The game Is scheduled to be
played at the Covered Wagon
diamond. It will be preceded
by . game between the Fisher
Towers girls softball team and
the Hudson Motor girls. &, The
local lassies have won Is games,
lost one, and tied one this year.
On the face Of It softball fans
are in for q treat, besides get
ting the opportunity to help a
worthy cause.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23

With two firsts in three
events, the 4th Air Base Tues
day took a commanding lead in
the Second Annual Selfridge
Field Post Track and Field
Meet.
Led by J. ]. White, who rang
up wins in both the 220-yard
dash and the highjump, the 4th
took over the lead with a Is "a
point margin over the 68th
Pursuit, in second place with
121z points. Running third as
the four day meet reacheS he
halfway mark, the Hdq., - t
Pursuit unit was. only a nJse
behind the 68th, having racked
up q total Of II points.
Next events are scheduled
for Thursday night at 6 o'clock.
when the 440-yard dash, the
broadiump and the 440-yard
relay are to be held. All events
are being run off at the Mount
Clemens high school athletic
field.
Winners in the Tuesday night
events:
Discus throw-First Joseph
Bubnick, 68th Pursuit Squad
ron; 96.6 points; Chesly Lowell,
4th Air Base, second; third.
Mark Bradshaw, Hdq., First
Pursuit; fourth, Jim Sheldon,
9Th Wing.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
Leander Cafe
bo'osislead
Contractors Lose
to League Leaders

oLeander Cafe jumped further
In the lead Of the Junior league
last night by downing the Con-
tractors ~ for its seventh vic
tory Of the season.
Leander was held scoreless
until the fifth inning by the Con-
tractor twirler, Tom O'Brien.
Two hits, two walks, and an err
ror then produced four runs and
gave the Cafemen the ball game.
O'Brien hurled five-hit ball.
Louis Trombley was given q
walk 70 open the inning. Joe
jackson, the second man up, was
also passed. Ernie Falkenhagen
then went to first on an error to
fill the bases. Merit Schwan
singled, driving in Trombley and
jackson, and Dick Chester dou-
bled to score Falkenhagan and
Schwan. Chester came in on an
error and an infield out.
Ed Sarver gave up five hits to
the Contractors, including three
singles and two doubles. Sarver
struck out seven and walked one.
E. King and E. McInerney made
the extra base wallops.
Score:
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
Rex League
Season Ends
Bilrus Worms
for PIoyoffs

OThs last game Of the 1o41
regular softball season was held
last night at the st. Mary sta
dunn.
So far a. the playoffs are
concerned the game proved mo-
thing for al places were decid-
ed Monday night. But the game
served to round out the stand
ings and drop the curtain on
Z year which has been called
by the City Recreation Direc-
tor zone Of the least exciting"
in many years.
Bilrus Cafe, which wound up
in second place In the Recre-
alton league, brushed up for
the playoffs last night by
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23

oufber, .ossociotion sports
sxeYlbes are blostino Ray
o]0dos, New Orleans monooer.
m octino Up when they 80 to
~ dressing room to get the
lll1e,ps befors the game. One
y Slontu scribe was tossed out
III jSls car -. Judge Lords,
\ cant see q thing without
III pecs, found himself In q
kIon1ont at the American
J ocioticn All-stor game din
UGt Theirs he was with q plate
Yut of fried chicken. ct Get,
"a @,finbte 70 feed himself be-
eol5S6 TT had left his CLOSES
r. sl,ls yuoyn.s The Judge bor-
rpwod = pair from Burt Shot,
~, Columbus nnonoosr, and
olfclsed II ~. Nike Jocobs
colldpst ct q $4,000 offer
~ fhe Joe Louis Buddy Bosr
fi0h$ films, but they have
pnde 100000. Corn louiA
'p1c&lires will Gross around
SOC, 900 Viii 6ohooon,
voteron trottino horse Official,
iss,eoll on the road TO recovery
n . Toledo hospital, but he'll
t,oye tomiss The HombIetonion
~ he first time in the roce's
history.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
+. Fights
Last Might

NEW YORK-Melio Bettina.
1861, Beacon. N. r, outpointsd
Clarence (Red) Burman, on,
Baltimore COY; Pat Comisksy,
PA, Paterson, N. j. defeated
Henry Cooper, 101 \, Brooklyn.
N. Y. COY; Lee Savold, 1913 n,
Des MONIES, lows, outpointed
Solly Krieger, 100, Brooklyn,
N. Y. (10).
NEW YORK - Jimmy Gar
rison,' l41h, Hollywood, Calf.
scored technical Knockout over
George Martin, 144h, Boston
(3).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23

Getty Recreation Director
Bernard Ballantine announc-
cd today that Hubarth 4
Schott and Bilrus Cafe, the
first two teams In the final
Recreation league staudingS,
WIN meet In the flr1s 6fea two
game Knockout series IN the
city plsyoffs Thursday night.
The teams, which were picked
70 meet In . drawing, will
clash st the Covered Wagon
diamond 1t $50 p. m. AZ
was previously announced,
the Koleky Cleaners and
Johannes bar meet In the
first game Of the Twilight
league playoffs.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23

Games behind leader.
TUESDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 8, Brooklyn Z.
Chicago IL, Boston ..
Pittsburgh (. Philadelphia 3
st. Louis Z, New York 8.
WEDNESDAY'0 GAMES
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia 1t Pittsburgh,
night.
Brooklyn At Cincinnati, night.
New York at o. Louis.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
YANKs SIGN GRIDMEN

eNEW YORK, July 19-Three
players have signed with New
York Yankees of American Pro-
fessional Football League. They
are Tom, Varso, end, and Frank
Platte, tackle, both Of Penn
State, and Dick Tuckey, Man.
haitian tackle.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
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This 8 B
and
u. T,a6

oDErRolT. July - ~ 49,
Dick Wakefield, The 9ls;peo]
Collssian, = moving into sa|
pitchers league at- Wins1o8,
Salem although the homo pajeR 1
has Z short right field isnco Dit
Detroit Tiger offieiah hope -
can clear frequently. There 49,
few 800 hitters In the Pie6un6git
league, probably because .iaeA
wise old-tiners q 7 0arl1t
Braxton and Hold LiSenhS ~
formerly Of the WashipSton
Senators. still find emplcyrS6at
there. Walter (Hoot) Evers. ~
other bright young Tiger tatlh.
hand at inston.9alena, ~
batting .1So when 10 went ~
Of the lineup ten daya ag0 WftA
. sprained ankle. The, Tiyes
farm r. managed ~ Jake Al,
regarded - m extremely God
developer Of young talent 4
Wayne University Il starting
early to plan for coach IL
Gembis' tenth football tsea1oa
which opens Oct. 3 with NJ
University Of Detroit. Genial
Joe has made . host Of friends
In q decade while uppin9
Wayne's football rank several
notches /. Golf Galleryites Axe
predicting that Bobby Jones
will beat Walter Hagen II they
meet next month In the Ryder
Cup Matches here. The Jones
admirers claim Bobby has too.
much staying power for TIE
Haig.
Star Dust from the Michiean
State league: Winifred Slack.
19-year-old blonde queen Of the
league all-star night q Flint. Il
the best GIRL q William Morril-
sey. Jr., son q IL secrstary q
the Grand Rapids Colts bose
ball club one pitcher namsd
to -all-star duty wasn't good
enough for permanent work In
the. league. Before the all-star
game, Gordon Lieb was on his
way from Muskegon to Texark.
ana Of the Cotton States league.
At first Lieb baked 1t the shift
in scenery, but q threat Of la
definite suspension brought him
into line A new wrinkle
into umpiring was introduced
1t Flint by Harry Lindsey, q
Battle Greek, who busted of
the pitchers stab each halt
inning President Tom J.
Halligan, throwing . golf party
for the MSL sports writers,
sasped when Jimmy HenderSon'
Of the Muskeson Chronicle
posted his score Of 50 On the
first nine and even par 30 On
the back nine.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
Bench Mack to End Slump

Csan4
would sffs to the sss
win second ssss ana Hal frosty back to first s''
Astsr team last
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
WrestIim9
Last Night

INDIANAPOLIS - Dorve
Roche, 222, Decatur, ILL.,, defeat
ed Herb Freeman, as, New
York.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23

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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
JUNIOR LEAGUE


TUESDAYS RESULTS
Bilrus Cafe II, Merchants 2.
DeMolay 10, Eagles 0. (forfeit
Leander Cafe 4, Contractors z.
THURSDAYS GAMES
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23
IS
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YORK, July z3-Ths
Monitor SpscioI News
4. e)eoy - National O pen
~ Crulo Wood goes back
/ ~ = IN HE old home town,
= Placid. N. ~. to team
4 with MS brother. Scott. in
~ INHIBITION GOLF notch -.
sTlSoY ray Croio has eIeoned up
/ oait five orond since the do
= last month at Forth Worth
! From this distance 1t looks
~ Turkey Thompson over
Us Pastor tonight at Los An
G1jos and Tony Zole to teoch
03xio Harris q lesson at CHI
GO !. !. Aluminium collectors
6GIllno At Ebbets Field Mondoy
n - referred to the umpires'
dtDoslro room by frankie
eyiseh Jimmy Melornin Is
okout 70 desert Hollywood and
611id q home at Oakland -.
N1svs York fight managers ore
xSfrino q m o n q themselves
oNos Anton Christoforidis,
Sfkooee contract with Lew Burs-
~s<plres next month ond
(g6 ably viii not be renewed.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-23

First Round, Playoffs
Johnnie's Bar W. Koleky
Cleaners (St. Mary Stadium).
Hubarth & Schott w. Bilrus
Cafe Covered Wagon).
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