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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-19

Help Wanted-instruetior
YOU LIKE TO DRAW SKETCH or PAINT
Write for Talent Test tho fee). Give
age and occupation. Write Box B-6l05,
netrotf Times
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.Lib(ke New Chairman
OF State Tax Board
Tlme. Star Corre,nondent

MACKINAC ISLAND, July 10.
Governor Van Wagner today
named John w. Libcke Detroit, as
chairman of the state tax COM
mission, replacing Melville B. Nc
Pherson OF Lowell. The latter
resigned his craftsmanship but con-
tinueS as a member of the COM
mission. Libcke was a former tax
expert for the Wayne County
Board Of Assessors.
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Report panzer General Killed

LONDON, July 19-INS) -
The Daily Telegraph quoted
Stockholm reports early today aS
stating that German General
Gudefain organizer Of several
Nazi panzcr divisions, had been
killed Ir fighting around Luck
Poland
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Educational
Moving, Storage, Carriage


BLACK DIRT, 10 bushels, delivered. 81 ;
sand and gravel Dearborn 0s16-J.
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Real Estate Wanted
Suburban Real Estate for Sale
Resorts for Sale

RESTRICTED homssuss a. surprisingly
low prices. Tuggey. Birmingham sls.
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Trade Schools-Mole

LEARN MODERN BARBERING-Phone
write for particulars, Moler College. SIS;
Michigan.
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journalism Dean Dies

COLUMBIA Mo July 10
INS)-Dean Frank Lee Martin
Of the University Of Missouri
school Of Journalism died of a
stroke OF apopleXy at his home in
Columbia last night He was so
years old.
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Bus Transportation
Dine and Dance

LE-Wo CHOP sUEY. Chinese-Americsn
dinners tsir conditionedJ; deliveries.
1891 McNichols University 2-s622.
SCOTS Fish Chips, Csc (never equaledl. I
Parties. l4945 Livernois UN. 1-02l6.
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BIRTHS

Dorothy Thompson, 1902 Haggerty, Dear
born.
Barbara Weyrich, 27s05 California drive
Birmingham.
MARY Westermnd 7l30 Eimhurst.
Kathleen White, 1910 South Main, Eaton
Rapids
Helen Williams. 1912 oceana, Alien PARK
Crare Weaver 1905 Jackson. Dearborn.
EOene Whiteman 1909 Junction.
NHastasia Ward 1856 Eldred
virginia Yeager 1881 Solvay.
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Chicken Farms for Sale

ICOLORED.-L Little chicken farms Wayne
and Beverly roads. s. down starting
building 81 weekly. Jones. Columbia
1910 Madison 57sf
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Hurt BY Exploding Battery

EuTrcd and cal W6en a homo
made hatiory be was working on
exploited Stanley NuCIynski. II
~ ls16 Military avenue. received
treatment today IN Receiving
Hospital,
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Apartment Property for Sale
Money to Loan
On Real Estate
Land Contracts

MORTGAGES Old and rev property.
Hahn 4 Co. 2i5 RarInm Tower ca 1850
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RUPTURED?

NO1 Il ~ MILL
Enjoy Lite Again!
Play Golf, Baseball Dance
You'll Feel Full Of Pep
Just rs Soon ss You Try
SYKES SERVICE
HOURS: 10 q. m. 10 s .. N.
Yuss A Fri IN n m "a q q n
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NeU Houses for Sale

BRIcK-5-room, fireplace tile hath pa
ments, x27 low taxes. e40l Meyer
HogArth 2g05
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Housekeeping Rooms

ALGoNQUIN, 3030--l-2-3 ROOMS
Nicely furnished: reasonable, excellent
transportation.
CANFlELD, East 1884 -3-room apart
ments, furnished unfurnlshed. reason
able. excellent transportation.
McrtEtt&N-2t72 -tke1ehsxAll--TMo com
Portable housekeeping rooms. also sleep
ing rooms. reasonable.
MILLER ROAD 1895 (near Ford Re
decorated housekeeping rooms. single or
couple; reasonable.
STANLEY, 92sl near 14th--2 clean, com
Portable rooms 81 for couple
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for this courtesy the advertiser is ex-
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Errors should he reported immed-
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MAIN OFFICE
1870 CASS AVENUE
AT TIMES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
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Little Farms for Sale

FOR SALE--ApproximAte Ave acres. H.
Mile road between Lahsrr and Telegraph;
rich clay loan: trees. owner. Dearborn
063l W.
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Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
e20-21-2 TRANSPORTATION BLDG.
J o y h Employment. 4il6 Beaubien--
Wants day workers; couples porters.
maids mattresses Columbia 1910.
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BUSINESS Opportunities

BEAUTY SHOP Business terrific: modern
equipment living quarters sacrifice, cash.
1893 East Forest.
BEER GARDEN. excellent business: 80.
tsblished reasonable s057 East Forest
olive $40
CONFECTIONERY Good location: estaS-
ished trade Reasonable MUST sell i'm
Imediately. Townsend 6.q2ip.
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FAMILY bundle washing. curtains; called
and delivered. Northwest section. Tylef
5-76l2,
NEAT colored girl wishes office cleaning.
elevator operator; references. Tyler
1855.
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Hunting. Fishing Property

INVITE your friends to your own hunting
grounds. Oceana County. Is miles from
Hart. 100 acres wooded. 30-A cleared: faB
buildings Wild life plentiful. Grand buy.
81 500. Hanson Osborn Hart. Michigan.
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Lost and Found

I
BOYS Southeastern 1871 ring. lost on
Mack or South Beniteau, initiated re D.
Reward DrexeI 2f39.
ENVELOPE. containing 500 needed
badly. (Neighborhood Pacific Holden.
Reward Madison 072o.
ENGLISH SETTER, female, childs pet
reward. Telephone BEDFORD 3i93-R 1901
Lahser.
FOUND Block Of steel cutters. for infor-
nation call Olive 1893
LOST-Modern gold watch, set with sap
phires and diamonds Inscription. ITO
My Sweetheart. Reward. Telephone Town.
send s-s3f5
LOVE BIRD-Mustard yellow. blue nose
(Schooleraft Westwood). Reward. Yer
mont 1852.
WALLET--valuable papers. (Fisher The
alter Building. Friday.) Keep money.
Mr.. Buckley, Trinity ll000
WIRE HAIRED terrier male, white black
eye and ears. Reward. 1871 Delaware
after ). ---------
WRIST WATCH tRulova) yellow gold
Vicinity Vernon highway25th. Keepsake
Reward Lafayette 0336.
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Situations Wdnfed-Mofe
Situations Wanted-Femoie

BACHELOR bundles Specializing shirts.
asd family bundles Called. delivered
Trinity 1859
EXPERIENCED iaundress wishes days
work. specializing silks SO 90. carfare
Temple 2-s1e3
EXPERIENCED girl wishes days laundry,
eleaning, 35c hour, oarfare. Vinewood
7-i7ta
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Female Help Wanted

COOK General. white. 2o-35 stay. SIS.
Experienced. Townsend s-332i 5s5
Arden Park.
GENERAL hutxework. no laundry: stay
nights. fine home. good wages Univer-
sity 1898
GIRLS 90 assist as dancing instructors. SO
PER NIGHT GUARANTEE; no expert
ence necessary. rs p. m HOLLYWOOD
SCHOOL OF Dancing 42i1 Woodward.
Terrace 2-s972
SURGICAL nurse wanted Apply Mari
General Hospital Al once. 1858 Truni-
bull
lCOLORED real estate salesladies: sales
men. Free trainingl Plenty prospects.
500 East Hancock.
Situations Wdnfed-Mofe
DRIVER, experienced. seri's and straight
trucks steady work, references. Town
send 5-2i67
EXPERT semi driver-Ciiy. highway
steady work. references. stevens. Tenn
pie 2-a523.
lJANiToR. porter also have stake truck
need work references. Oregon e0s6.
NEAT colored mau wishes position as care
taker for apartment Tyler 5-09s6.
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Board and Room,

BOULEVARD. East Grand a23-- MEN,
basement cool clean. twin beds shower,
privileges entire house, three meals, IS so
weekly
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Bungalows for Sale
Vacant Lots for Sale

DEARBORN HIGHLANDS Beautiful
home sites; $500 and UP. DE. 1855.
EUREKA RID. and Jim DAILY, ] mile west
+ OF Telegraph Rd.: 40x2O0 lots $50
BASKE. 1925 w. emile RID. We. 6-244e
CROSSE lie lots. sOxi5O. paved street .
$3.50 restrictions. 81. 500. "Welch." Irene
ton 07q4
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Carpet Cleaners and Dyers
Loundries

Al DAMP WASH, 20 lbs. Use, flat ironed,
10 lbs. 7sc. 1913 Mclean. Fitzroy 1898
Al DAMP FLAT IRoNED Is LBS, Csc
QUALITY LA 1895 SERVICE
IN TO-DAY. OUT ToMoRRow--23 lbs.
dnp SIC. ~ pcs All fat. Is Ho $3.50.
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LAKE HURON


NORTHERN farm. 100 acres. in Gaylord
Will sell or trade; buildings on IT. Nv
good road electricity. A Joswick, SCI \
Edmund Flint Mich
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Beauty Culture Schools
Male Help Wanted

ADVERTISING
Young men 10 sell advertising EEK
perience not necessary salary and
commission: for interview write
Box B-6207, Detroit Times.
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Al furniture hnisher and repair man;
must have car no other need apply;
good salary. Washington Furniture Co,
1855 Gratiot
BENCH HANDS-SKILLED IN PLASTIC
MOLD CONSTRUCTION. TOP WAGES.
PLENTY OF OVERTIME SEE Mr..
STEW 1929 SIXTH STREET
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Resorts for Rent

TORCH LAKE Furnished cottage. near
EsStpori electricity fireplace. screened
porch boat S2s week Quaiiiy HArdvsrs
lG622 Plymouth road Detroit Hogar,h
VACATION At quiet farm IN region ~
lakes. bathing and fishing available; Kood
r-Has $40 weekly BoN s0is Detroit
Times
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Share Living Quarters

privileges entire house, three meals, IS so
weekly.
Share Living Quarters
BEATRICE, 1889 tAllen PARK Share big
hve-room home with recreation, with all
home privileges $40 per month. After I
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Madison $3.50
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Townsend 5-4li3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

Synopsis PRINCE VALIANT HAS TRAlED ANGOR WRACk
OVER SEA AND PLAIN MOUNTAIN AND DESERT 10 REGAIN HIS
CAPTIVITY AND DEFEAT ARAB SLkE-DEAlERS GET SAMPLE
OF HIS TEMPER AND LOSE ALL THEIR HUMAN ERCHANDSe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

THEY FIGHT AS BRAVE MEN FIGHT; THE STRENGTH OF
AhGOR WRACk OFFSET BY THE WORKMANSHIP OF
THE PRINCE. SILENTLY The ARABS CLOSE IN.
"mwtt- Unfinished Business
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11
Major League
Leaders
By the Asseeisted Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Batting - Williams, Boston
Alb; Travis, Washington, 1853.
Runs - williams, Boston, 125;
DiMaggio, New York, 113.
Runs Batted In-Keller, New
York, 1872; DiMaggio, New York
112.
Hits - Travis, Washington
1874; Heath, Cleveland. TIA.
Doubles - Boudreau, Cleve-
land, 40; Judnich, st. Louis, Di.
Maggie, New York, and Kuhel,
Chicago, 80.
Triples - Travis, Washington,
II; Heath, Cleveland, 16.
Home Runs - Williams, Bos-
ton, "a; Keller, New York, 80.
Stolen Bases - Case, Wash
ington. Is; Kuhel, Chicago, 10.
Pitching - Gomez, New York,
14-4; Ruffing. New York, 14-S.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting - Reiser, Brooklyn,
.336; Hopp, st. Louis, .325.
Runs - Reiser, Brooklyn, 105;
Hack, Chicago, IL.
Runs Batted In - Camilli,
Brooklyn, LOG; ..June, New
York, and Mize, st. Louis, 90.
Hits - Hack, Chicago. 100;
Rucker, New York, 161.
Doubles - Reiser, Brooklyn,
and Mize, st Louis, 81.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11

oST. LOUIS. Sept. 1l-QP9-Twp paths which
have run side by side intersected at times and
never been out Of sight Of the other, converge
today @ Brooklyn and the Cardinals clash In
vital three-game series
The Red Birds, az q result Of their twin kill
ing over the Phillies yesterday while the Dodgers
dropped two to Chicago. are just one game behind
pace setting Brooklyn.
care We pointing for this series?" questioned
Manager Billy Southworth. "Why, hell no, Brook
lyn b just another team to us-well be playing
Just another game.
However" he conceded, "our boys are
ready. Wen give Brooklyn everything we've
got.
"We're just playing from game to game and
our ball club hasn't yet been tight or tense.
boy ! can tell you are not letting down.
WHITE TO START
Southworth designated Lefty Ernie White
a starting hurler today against Brooklyn's prob
able starter, fat Fred Fitzsimmons.
But II the series Is Just three more games to
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11
Ring Title
on Block
Tonight

WASHINGTON, Sept. II -
R-Joey Archibald, the little
Rhode Is a n d jumping jack,
places his World Featherweight
title (New York and Maryland
version) on the block here to-
night with Chalky Wright, hard
hitting Los Angeles Negro, as
the challenger in a 15-round
bout.
If Wright can defeat Joey
and most local observers give
him better than even chance
he'll be accorded remote con-
troll" recognition as champion
by the New York and Maryland
boxing fathers.
The District Of Columbia and
the 40-Odd states affiliated with
the National Boxing Association
will continue to rank Richie
Lemos as the titleholder.
UTTER CONFUSION
It all adds up to one Of those
vistas of utter confusion which
bob up so frequently along caul-
FLOWER lane. Washington. the
site of the Archibald Wright
contest, refused to give the bout
championship status, but New
York and Maryland did.
Wright, a chauffeur for Holly
wood film celebrities before he
entered the punch-for-pay trade,
ruled about a rs choice -
principally because he has
Shown superior hitting power.
Achibald's supporters counted
on him to continue the fancy
boing technique he displayed
w h n he regained the New
York Maryland crown from
Harry Jeffra here last May.
Archibald, q Providence vet
eran. has been belted around
considerably in some other parts
of the country. but has sailed
through 20 Washington engage
ments undefeated.
SEE $4,000 GATE
Promoter Ray Avis, who has
predicted a $4,000 gate for to-
night, said he would try to
clarity the muddled Feather
weight situation by attempting
to match the Archibald Wright
winner with Lemos in the not
too distant future.
Archibald and Wright issued
the customary pre- fight mani
festoes.
Archibald-"I think I'll beat
Wright because I'll bewilder
him"
Wright-"I've got too hard a
wsllop for Archibald and expect
to knock him out"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11
This Shouldn't
he Difficult
to RECOGNIZE

OSomeone must have needed an
overcoat, with winter coming
on and all that.
That's the only theory that
can be advanced in the theft Of
a sport jacket from a locker In
the Mount Clemens High school
yesterday afternoon.
The jacket, which has the high
school letters, NC, on the side
happens to be the property Of
Ralph Siewert. 129 Meade
street.
Ralph, stellar Bather football
and basketball player, Is six foot
eight inches tall, and is said to be
the tallest person in Mount
Clemens.
The jacket, which comes to
Ralph's hips, was taken from the
locker while he was taking part
in football practise.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11
In QuoteFfinos
Mrs. Newell Still the FavOrite

phia, and Mrs. Sylvia Annenberg
Leichner, the metropolitan
champion, will match strokes
with the capable Mrs. Frank
Goldthwcite of Fort Worth, Tex.
Getting safely through 70.
days match probably will af.
ford Mrs. Newell with but
slight comfort. For II she
manages to defeat Miss Cal.
lender, she will be forced 70
engage either Janet Younkers
Of white Plans, N. T., or Mrs.
Estelle Lawson Page Of
Greensboro, N. Co.. the 1887
champion, in her seml-finals
match.
Both Of those stars, who vie
today, also have stout support -
they strive for the throne from
which Betty Jameson OF San
Antonio. Tex, ruled Women's
Golf for two years until Miss
Younkers forced 10 abdicste On
Tuesday.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11
Al League
Sets Records
for Ni0ht

= Mount Clemens Bank was the
only team able to make a sweep
in the Al league at the Mount
Clemns Recreation alleys last
night, and took a lead over the
three teams who marked a two
and one record.
High total for the evening
was Strohs 2667-high for We'd
nesday nights league rolling
made on a 818, 952 and 897.
The 952 doubled for high game
honors in the circuit and also
was the high game for the eve
ming at al alleys.
e. Zimmerman of Strohs took
high triple with a 632 and high
game with a 260. Both scores
were tops for loop bowling last
night.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11

That nerve. SCATTERING expert
ence so upset the usually placid
Bay Slater that she cracked wide
open and surrendered by 4
and 3 margin Today Mrs. New
ell appeared faced with an even
more difficult assignment,
against one f her sectional riv-
ais, the long-hitting Clara CAL
lender of Pasadena, CAL, q semi.
finalist last year, who gained
the round Of eight by dispatch
ing Mrs. Glenna Collett Ware Of
Philadelphia. a six time National
titlist, by the one-sided score Of
5 and 4.
Four Fasteners were among
the eight to gain the third last
round but, due to the luck Of the
draw, all but one Of them were
punched in the upper half. AZ .
result, Mrs. Reinert M. Torgsr.
son of Great Neck, N. r, will
engage Heller. Sigel Of Philsdel-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11
Dsoobel Med Fens Jem 81. Louis
Just Another Game to Us---Southworth

the Cardinals. its preliminary world series to
fans.
From $4,000 to $4,000 are expected 1t
Sportsmans Park, and as early as last night this
Mississippi River metropolis took on a highly
festive air.
Hotels were filled. Night spots were jam
med and baseball definitely stole the show from
such other headline topics as war. national de-
tense and President Roosevelts scheduled ad-
dress tonight. Even q threatened power strike
which would have left st. Louis In darkness
failed to dampen the enthusiasm of BASEBALL
merry makers.
The Importance attached to this meeting be-
tween the National Leagues two pennant chasers
is exemplified by the distance many fans travel
ed to witness the Cardinal-Dodger clash
Orders for tickets came from Canada to
Florida and west to Texas.
The final game Saturday Is sold out and
the Cardinal management predicted near SELL
out crowds today and tmoorrow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11
Cosmos Have
Veteran Team
Eight lettermsn
Reody for Bothers

eAnxious to avenge their two
touchdown trimming last year,
the Hamtramck High School
gridders were reported today to
be laying" for the Mont Glenn
ems High team in the practise
game scheduled for tomorrow at
Keyworth Stadium, Hamtramck
In a practise drill las; year,
the Bathers marked three touch
downs while holding Cosmos to
a single marker. With eight vet
eran lettermen back, headed by
Captain Ted Grabowski, 6 foot
3 tackle who weighs 200 pounds,
the Hamtramck outfit should
provide plenty of trouble for the
local boys.
VETERAN BACKFIELD
Coach Floyd Stocum and his
assistants, Hank Collins and Joe
Rosbeck, have three backfield
monogram winners among the
returning players. Emphasizing
fundamentals, the mentors are
reported building a heavy team,
which combined with the exper-
fence the boys have had, should
make a rugged outfit.
Returning varsity men besides
Grabowski are: Jack Ford and
Cheste.' Tray, halfbac..-;; Lucien
Korolewicz, quarter; Mitchell
Berlin, center; Art Bogusz,
guard; Stanley Kabanowski and
Claren :e Pilatowicz, tackles.
Tzay was last years passing
ace and figures to do a lot of
the kicking from the half slot.
Jack Ford, speedy Negro, will
be operating with a capable line
in front of him may cause the
Bathers some grief.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-09-11
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yvIde Open
loljensl Tourney
Dses Start; Girl
Defenders Detected

opETRoIT, Sept. l1-(R-The
.lotl amateur softball associa-
tjou tournament had all the ear
!, marks OF q wide-open scramble
today with one defending cham
piou eliminated and the other
1ncins tough going.
Seventy games are scheduled
- - played before midnight on
1lvoEs city diamonds.
1oyooo SEE GAMES
The tournament officially
opcned last night as $4,000 fans
10l4mod the University Of De-
s1$Q1t stadium TO watch 33-year-
VA Harold (Shifty) Gears, soft
6ollsS No. ! hurler, strike out
u bottars and allow only four
hits IA pitching the 1910 cham
pion Rochester (N.Y.) Kodak
Park tam to an easy 81 victory
over Longmont. Colo. Despite
~ Show. the Rochester entry's
hopes Of becoming the first team
20 win two consecutive cham
rionships were dimmed by
troeketing which placed 1t
agninst some Of the tournaments
Soongegt outfits.
Upset Of the evening was elm
nation Of the champion Phoenix
fAxix.) Ramblers by the New
Orleans Brewers, 10, in the
oirls' competition. First inning
noEvuusness which resulted In
0ree singles and two misplays
cuUt Phoenix the contest.
- giant pageant Of the color
fully uniformed entries from 46
states and Puerto Rico plus 4
oreotiny from Gov. Murray D.
Van WAGNER marked opening
cofomonies.
n today's first round pairings,
the Lansing, Mich, girls team
plays Milwaukee and the Pom
Nsc men also play Milwaukee
team.