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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Grove 10 Try
For No. 300
Against Tigers
BY LEO MACDONELL

With 400 victories in the big
leagues his aim at Briggs Stadium
this afternoon when he pitches
against the Tigers. Robert Moses
Lefty Grove hopes to add more
laurels 10 an already overhowing
cup.
Buck Newsom is the finger Del
Baker has selected 10 postpone
Groves ambitious program.
With one of the three games in
the scheduled series rained out
yesterday, the Tigers and Red Sox
are booked for a doubleheader to-
morrow. in which Johnny Corsica
and Paul Trout are due 10 fling for
the home boys and Heber New
some and Cecil TEX Hughson for
the visitors.
The first game Saturday will
begin at 80 o'clock. with today's
game at the regular o'clock time.
Among Groves 299 victories TO
date in IL years of brilliant pitch
ing are so triumphs over the
ibCiS as dsdlllSl uul Ii ueIPdIS.
Grove has not defeated the Tigers
this year as yet. however.
BY winning 300 games, Grove
would achieve an honor held by n
comparative few. Among those
rarities were Cy Young, who
totaled more than 500 in the old
days, and Walter johnson. who
aggregated Ala in more recent
years. Other modern fingers who
exceeded the 300 mark were
Grover Cleveland Alexander. 373;
Christy Mathewson. 372, and Eddie
Plank. 324. Carl Hubbell of the
New York Giants. up 10 this year,
has won 277 games.
Grove captured No 299 against
the Athletics on July 3. In that
game, Ted Williams bagged his
sixteenth homer of the season
off Chubby Dean.
Schoolboy Rowe and Grove are
tied al is games each for straight
victories in the American League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Spindrif+ Has Most Fun

Other items picked the roth Of Vans oupournE Shay
has only Perez Williamson has been in
start since Bayview held its first 1925 He
Charyn in 1926 and again last year with Rainbow ".
The Spndr has the most fun always fast
rarely But coskpper Ray Prebc and Trent McMah
complain does her which this includes lv
Jorgenson Echemeer Hanneman Al Fred Wiese
Johnny Kendall and Jack Langfeder.
One of the biggest rvalries in the race two
brothers Ford whose 72foo Royono scratch boat Of the
Fred Ford skipper of the 60oot Evening Star The
latter won 1888 When they tang it's Of watching
me Fords 60 by.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Two Cooks Not Too Many
How do they cad on these small boats?

How do they these small boats?
boats feed we'll Van said Shippers always care
good cooks members of their crews
able work deck handling
pulling sheets and hayards.
When the weather bad that rough, when boat is
stopping wndwa yachtsmen have interest in food
then usually only sandwiches hot soup hot
coffee
There lucky sailors Van said who seem to have
copper somachs get always ready 10
splice cited Harry Peterson Royono and
Bob (Kathmar) shining examples.
favore dish kppeed herring heavily soaked
down by something stronger than water Other
members the with squeezy stomachs and hide at
this time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Arm AiIment Bars
John Gee S Progress

John Gee. one time University
of Michigan southpaw pitcher
property of Pittsburgh, is still
nuring an arm ailment. Pitts,
burgh sent him 10 Portland Of the
Pacific Coast League where hi
failed. The hot Texas sun later die
not help him al Dallas. He cost
the Pirates SIS. 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

has sort Of frog voice which, like his
piccolo footing, is not too good but loud.
Fellows much like Kerr are-Cari
Meurer apache, George Hendrie and
Wallie Hook Evening STAR. Jimmy
French Sonata, Bud Burt Kathmar)
Herman Petzold Josephine and How
ard Finch apache.
Who are the best sailors?
Van said those he had mentioned
ranked with the best in this neck Of the
lakes. He then went on 10 tell Of the
feats Of such yachtsmen as Joe Snay,
the dean of all the active racing yachts
men here. The east side tavern keeper
now is in his sixties and will sail on
Royono.
He told Of the deeds Of Russ
Pouiot (Royono), Jack Echelmeier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
WhirIdwdy 10 Run
AT Arlington

Whirlaway, Derby and Freak
ness winner. will race in the
Arlington Classic, July 26 and the
American Derby, August %. In
the space Of eight days Whirlaway
won total of $40, 64O-S6l.2 75 in
the Derby and $49,365 in the
PreakneSg
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
PLAY UNDER PAR

Mangrum, freshman in this
tournament. and Mark Fry. the
slim Oakland. Cal, pro, put on A
battle that brought out sizzling
subpar exhibition before the match
closed on the thirty-siXth green
in favor of the SHOEMAKER from
Monterey Park. Cal. l up. Al
the halfway mark, Fry was 2 up
with a medal 6S against a 20 for
Mangrum.
In today's matches. Nelson
meets Hogan, who was eliminated
last year in the quarterfinals by
Guldahl, and Shute faces Sarazen
in the upper bracket. In the lower
half, Snead opposes Mangrum ana
GheZZi takes on Hines.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Sci District Team
PIdyoff Wednesday

Plsyoffs for the championship OF
tho Detroit District Golf Associa-
ton l'eam title Will be held next
Wednesday a. MeadowbroOk, u
vas announced today by Hal A
White, tournament chairman.
Lochmoo DOR. winner Of the
Wednesday loon. and West Shore,
Sunday winner. VIII be repre-
eenied n me cham onsh ?
toUrne.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
c.. O. League
STANDINGS
TOMORRoW'S GAMES

Chrysler Tvs Hudson 1884, Northwestern
No. l. Ternstedt ia vs. Packard 100
Northwestern, No. 2 Dairy Workers vs.
Plymouth ST. Belle Isle No. s. Amalga
mated ls9 vs.. Chevrolet 235. Belle Isle
M. & Motor Products 2O3 VS. KELSEY
Hayes ia. Belle Isle, No. 3. Dodge ,
bye.
All games ~ 3.3O n m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

of the Sonata, one Of the favorite
boats in tomorrow race.
But he would talk about tomorrow s
race the ships and the men who will
make the 250-mile trip. In fact, p
couple Of leading questions started bic
sea rolling, so 10 speak
How do you get to be a Mackinac
race sailor?
You've got to know, or be able to
make contact with some skipper who
owns a Mackinac race boat You've got
to be willing to work at jobs like fitting
out in the Spring. Maybe then, when
the Mackinac Race comes along, he'll
ask YOU 10 be a member of his crew
maybe.
Seasickness? II hits sailors two
wavs. Some make their offering and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
OrIick'S
g. Sets


Warren Orlick. pro at Monroe
Golf and Country Club, holds the
new course record at his home
course today.
Clipping par by six strokes-he
had four brides on the outgoing
nine and two coming in-Orlick
carded 32-33-65 over the par
36-35-1 layout yesterday TO
smash the mark previously held
for the last six years by Charles
Stevens and Don Hoyt.
Orlick was giving a golf lesson
10 Morris ID. May DR.. r. J. Will
liams made up the threesome.
Last week Orlick tried for tho
course mark. but missed on the
last hole when a short putt failed
TO drop. At Edgewood two weeks
ago, in the Kolb Invitational. he
shot a 81.
Here is par and Orlick's card:
Par Out go 344 454-3s
Oruck f33 343 433-32
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Dizzy Dean S Pitching
Brings S162,136

Dizzy Dean wound up his major
league career with 80 victories
against SO defeats.
In II years pitching Dean
earned $l62. l36. The total includes
shares of World Series and Chi
cago City Series games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Texas Golfers
Like Rangers

John Shores, Spud Cason and I
B. CaSon shot brides on a Fort
Worth, Tex. golf course. The last
member Of The foursome then
swung and got a hole-in-one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
ISdrazen Rivals
String Is Al
CONTINUED from First sportPsse

1 Continued from First SportPAge
finals. Guldahl was in the lead
only once. A. the first hole, which
he birdied. and At the halfway
mark Byron was ? up.
NEEDS ALL TRICKS
Snead had IN call on all the
tricks in his bag TO beat Mike
Turnesa. one Of the seven golfins
Turnesas, on the last two holes
10 win. | up. The Elmsford. n. Y,
professional led Slammin' Sammy
3 up at the intermission, but the
colorful Virginian started hitting
them where he wanted 10 in the
afternoon 10 gradually whittle
down the veteran Mike and he
went on 10 win on the thirty-siXth
carpet
llogar and Horton Smith fired
Subpar golf al each other in a
great match that eventually went
10 The lightweight Texan, 2 and !,
with Ben cardinG a medal 68 10
lead, l up. al the halfway mark
and par IS for the first nine
going out this afternoon, which
left him still up. Hogan went
on a pace with twp more brides
and a couple Of pArs 10 increase
his lead over Smith 3 up through
81 holes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Practically Neiqhbors

Harry Stuhldreher and Paul
Brown, football coaches AZ Wis
consin and Ohio State in the Big
| Ten. are natives of MaSsillon. O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

Rainbow w. Don Braden Kathma Glenn Carter Hostess ii
Bobby Bryant apache and he really talking about
Dave Soss skipper Of Kathmar and his shpmate in off
shore
Sloss just about the besbalanced skipper on
the river and great Yachting strategist.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Bob Kerr Good at Anything

This Kerr Van pointed out is top Macknac hand
addition his gustaory achievements he navigate set
his trick at the helm of Kathmar Best OF
ali Is his gay temperament he isn't busy with his racing
his pcolo nosly footing He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

going and want to die They are no
the boat and the If these latter boys make
habit of jumping into bunk soon as they THINK they re
stricken. they aren't asked to sail the next time
seasick a dangerous He may toppe over
board and usually another man to keep an
eye the sick
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
American leqion
TOMORROM,S GAMES

Bssudry vs. Fsus' Northwestern q
Union Labor vs. Vincent Belle Isle q
Learned Vs. Bushwsy Belle Isle 8 Polite,
W Piuirgsr. Northwestern stitt W
FORD. Northwestern 2 Aver " Century
NorthWsstsrn Tsrnstsdt Vs. Cadius,
i'rvefsity, Nortnvestern ? Rooss Vanket
bye
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
SUNDAYS GAMES

Bsaudry " BufhWsy Northeastern F1sIf
Union Labor W Leaned jayne 3 Police
vs. Ford. Atkinson ] iPtfsnEsr vs. cen
" Ford Atkinson pittsnEef W Csr
western 3 Algsr Va. Tsrrstsdt Rsdford
vincent i've
A. games a. r. n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Bob la c!
II by Boo 1Il..44Y
Ge0rge Van Has Mdckindc Race FeUer;
GiUeS Us Some Dope on Sailing

Several things happened today which made realize
water boy George having his annual seizure called
'Macknac Race Fever
He came rolling into work this morning carrying huge
bag over his shoulder.
You playing Santa Claus in July:
He all dCrison.
That's dufle bag"
Memories Of the Al-Star thriller were still strong
Williams made a great hit, we Ventured.
with whom" Van questioned He thought were talk
Ing about DAVE Williams found later Dave skipper
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
Mackimac Gets
Treasurers'
Convention

oCounty Treasurer Carl b.
Brandenburg's attempt TO land
the 1871 County Treasurer's
Convention for Mount Clemens
failed yesterday when the off,
cials voted to 20 to Mackinac
Island.
Brandenburg said Mount
Clemens was given serious Con-
sideration, but Z solid Upper
Peninsula bloc won the conven-
ton for Mackinac Island.
Carl Little, treasurer Of Sagi-
nav county, was elected presi-
dent Of the associate n, replac-
Ing Ralph Michaub, Of Alpena.
Brandenburg served rs presi-
dent Z year ago.
This years convention was
held u LQdingtop.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
Ignorance Not Bliss
DRAFT REVEALS SHOCKING
DEFICIENCIES AMONG
AMERICANS

erica launch q campaign for fed
eral aid to elementary education,
he told the 10th annual conven-
ton Of the National Education
Association, in Q prepared Cd
dress:
THE army and the C.C.C. are
now spending millions to teach
men to read and write-men
who ought to have been taught
the fundamental skills when
they were children. "
''Selective Service x x x dis
closes shocking deficiencies In
health and fundamental skills Of
reading and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
cies which will command the
best efforts Of generation q
educators to correct"
Elementary schools, especial
ly rural ones, said Boutwell,, are
the orphans Of education"
Ho declared that evidences Of
illitsracy brought out In marsh
alling . training army might
well spur the writing Of . new
pae& in educational advance
ment In the United States
This b not without precedent,
he said, adding that 1--we great
steps forward in American ed
- l0NORANCI-Pags .
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
Peoce-o Ulcers Warn Wild
Drivers to Watch Speed
Sheriff. Police Psspsrs Stiff
Hishwey Holidsy Dsasnst

oSheriff Jacob +. Theut and
other county law enforcement
officials today warned that all
traffic law violators will b Wig
orously prosecuted in . July 4th
holiday safety campaign which
will zee Ill county. Highways
patrolled 24-hours-a-day.
Sheriff Theut said that his RI
do patrol cars have b6an IN
structed to arrest al ree4less
drivers and speeders In q Nm
tensified drive 70 keep TIE holi-
day accident toll at . mininnum.
A total Of - persons have hen
killed on Macomb county HIN
ways since Jan. I.
DOUBLE SHIFTS
Theut said that al deputiss,
including special of1icerA wsl1ld
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
zurbritk Will
Speak Here
Housing Project
Prosrom Complete

OJohn Zurbrick, state director
of immigration and Naturaliza-
ton, will be the principal speak
er at the Selfridge Field Hous-
ing Project dedication ceremon-
les Friday morning, It was an
nounced today.
Zurbrick, we'll known speaker
and lecturer, will head = slate
of speakers which will include
Col. Wells of Selfridge, and May
or Donald r. Westendorf, Of
Mount Clemens.
The program will get under
way at IL am. and will include
q parade featuring Selfridge
Field soldiers and equipment and
the Mount Clemens High school
band. The Hi-12- Junior Drum
and Bugle Corps will also furn-
ish music during The day.
A speaking platform has been
See DEDlCATION-Page 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
PATRIOTIC MOVE

work double shifts starting at
noon today.
Chief of Police Arthur I. Ros-
20 said that all efforts would be
made In Mount Clemens to avoid
adding to the already record toll.
STATE ACTIVE
State police from the Romeo
and BEDFORD posts also started
their 2l-hour patrol at noon to-
day, with instructions from Lam
stuk 70 continue ION guard un-
n Monday noon.
oerst. Edgar welsch. Of Ro-
-. Gaid that his troopers have
hen ordered 70 confin6 Ill their
activities 10 highway patrol UNI
~ some unforeseen emergency
arises.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
(Ih's Valuation
Jumps $So,94o
Assessor Reports
70 Commission

Getty Assessor Harold Bugs"
Lindsey told members Of the
City Commission last night that
the 1841 assessed valuation for
Mount Clemens Is $14,849,375,
m increase of $80,940 over 1910
figures.
The 1o41 values include $751;
326,125 in real estate and ST.
S23, $50 in personal property, in
creases Of $40, 200 and 1850,
respectively. Lindsey pointed
out the real estate increase ID
substantial even though $141,7 700
In tax reverted properties were
bid to the state on May 5.
Mayor Donald n. Westendorf
complimented Lindsey on his re-
port.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
Sheriff, Chief
Deny Vie
is Rampant
Officers brond
Accusations os
Exosssrotions

Q Branding a. obvious ex-
aggerations' reports published
today by a Detroit morning
newspaper indicating that vice il
rampant in Macomb county,
Sheriff Jacob F. Theut and Po-
lice Chief Arthur /, Rosso, Of
Mount Clemens, diyclaimed any
appreciable increase In crimes
Of the type and declared their
willingness to act upon all legi-
innate complaints coming to
their attention.
The newspaper in question had
carried q Page one blast" at
conditions in Macomb county
and had indicated that the
county was virtually alive with
women of-the-strcetg and with
See vyCE-age :
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03

oDETROIT, July 3 - R - 4
clash between career and love
apparently figured prominently
in the matrimonial troubles Of
Joe and Marva Louis which were
climaxed by the latter's divorce
suit yesterday.
Training camp duties kept the
heavyweight boxing champion
away from home too much TO
suit his wife.
In q recent Chicago interview
Mrs. Louis was quoted ~ saying
Joe has been practically .
stranger to me. I don't see him
often enough"
He always seems to be train
ing for Z fight" she said. Il
don't want 10 appear 70 b .
crab but ia like to have my hus-
band 70 myself once in . while"
For many months, until laying
OF After the Billy Conn fight,
Louis has been IN almeGl COM
slant training In pursuing his
''bsam . month" campoion end
then The bouts with Buddy Desr
and Conn.
"Oh. sure" Louis a61nitAo4
I'VE argue about M bsiAg aNsuy
70 much"
Louis We playing ~ ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
ny the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press
adolf Hitler's high command
declared today that the resist
ance of the Red army appeared
smashed along the entire 1000
mile front from the Arctic to
the Black Sea and that "unim-
asinable chaos" had broken over
the Soviet armies.
While the Maxi high command
pictured 4 decisive turnHin the
l2.day-old struggle ~ Soviet
conimunique asserted that the
main German thrust toward
Moeeow had been blocked and
that Russian troops were locked
with the Germans in q vast new
battle a the road to the Soviet
capital.
WIDE AIarACK
United armies on the entire
front between the Black Sea
and the Arctic have started to
attack" the German high COM
mand said, announcing that
Nazi and Rumanian troops cross
ed the Prut River toward the
Dnestr yesterday.
1T now appears that resist
ance of the Soviet army is brok-
en-. Backward movements of the
enemy have become apparent on
the entire 'front.'"
The Prut River forms a bound
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
Chaos Prevails Along
ront, Claim
RUSSIANS INSIST GERMAN COLUMNS
BLOCKED ON RoADFoMoseoW

AIRY between Rumania and Rus
sian held Bessarabia.
Amid these assertions by
Hitler's headquarters, the Rus
sian high command declared
thst the vanguard Of the Mos
cow-bound Nazi invasion forces
had Neen hurled 'kAellin rebeat-
ed attempts to cross tie Berezina
river, whose waters were red
.dened by the blood Of Napoleon's
troops in the bitter retreat from
Moscow in 1912. y
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
Housewife Awarded
$130 Wednesday
Appsseisties Dsy
Event Thrills Winner

oMrs. Albert Siewert Of . Elm
wood, rang the bell yesterday
when she won $3.50 ct the week
ly Appreciation Day event, the
largest awsrd 70 date.
Mrs. Siewert the wife Of q
Mount Clemens Pottery COM
pany employe. was almost over
come when her name was called.
The event next Wednesday
will Be held on The island facing
the First National Bank and IN
sward q $50 WIN - possibls.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
independence
Daykessage
isAwaiied
International
Affairs Moy be
Touched Upon

OHYDE PARK, NY, July s.
R-President Roosevelt will
broadcast a special Independence
Day message at 4 pm. (EST)
tomorrow from a desk in his
personal room in the recently
dedicated Franklin D. Roosevelt
Library.
The speech will be carried by
all networks. supplemented by
short-wave relays, and will
cover about Ave minute1. william
D. Hassett, Presidentiaf secre-
tary said 1t was safe to assume
the talk would touch on inter-
national affairs, but when ask
ed whether II could be assumed
that the address would be rather
important, he answered: II
wouldn't say that"
The desk from which Mr..
Roosevelt will broadcast was
used by WoodrdN Wilson on the.
Liner George Washington when
the World arEPresidentr. weIs@
to Paris to participate in the
peace conference.
The Presidents remarks will
be part of a program arranged
by Mayor F. H. La0uardia, head
of civilian defense, rededic9ting
the United States to the spirit of
1776.
Niles Trammell, President of
the National Broadcasting Co.,
has announced that rebroadcasts
of Mr.. Roosevelts speech and
the national unity program will
be permitted over nom affiliated
stations and over all available
loud-speaker systems.
In addition to the Presidents
remarks, the program will con-
sist of a reading Of the oath Of
allegiance by Chief Justice Har-
Ian F. Stone and the playing of
the Star Spangled Banner.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
'Leqion 10 Nominate
Officers Next Monday

OHarry Olerich Post American
Legion will nominate q slate OF
new officers at its meeting Mon
day night, Karl o. Brink, public
ity chairman, announced today.
The election will be held on
the following Monday, Brink
said. E. l.. Lee" Preston il
current post commander.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
Owner !! Closes ! !
5iIullll | |!
M. | !, s 4 |! 50, !.
Plant = ~ Ssls

oMrs, Mathilda Durkhardt,
owner d the Macomb L1rAlry.
today closed the struck pl1nt
and announced the businoaU =
for sale,
Max Schifl, international o.
sanixer for III Amalo nmated
Clothing Workers (C1O)s : un-
ion with which - striking laun-
dry employees are affiliated, d.
scribed the announcement - I'm
act and said picketing viii con-
Bee STRIKE-R1go 3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-07-03
Alert Daily Monitor
Carriers Aid Defense
Carrier Boys Awarded Defense
Stamps in Patriotic Campaign

for 'courtesy and competent
service and 70 the outstanding
carrier boy Of each month.
Under the program - out
lined 1t Z special meeting held
on the Post Office steps Tuesday
night, each boy will be able to
have q $2S Defense Savings
Bond in his possession in q short
time.
OFFICIAL EXPLAINS
At Tuesdays meeting. Wayne
See DEFENSE-Pags !