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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
Hoppe Takes Silk
Before katdI: Ends
But Jake Sehaeess
Comedies Championship
By TOM SILER

OCHICAGO, Jan. 10-tF-Wil-
lie Hoppe Is still the king Of
three cushion billiards. but the
53-year-old master Is in no con.
dition today TO exult over his
cue wizardry.
Hoppe had almost completed
his conquest of challenger Jake
Schaefer Of Cleveland Lat nlght
when an attack Of intestiuel In
fluenxa laid him low, bringing
the title match to IN abrupt con-
clusion.
He was removed TO his hotel
palmer House) where . house
physician described Hoppe ~ -
very sick man." 4
Hopes 48O-point match with
Schaefer was in the 22nd inning
of the final block Of 90 points
last night when he finally whis-
pered to Referee Charles Nc.
Elligott that he could not pro-
coed. At this po'nt Schaefer was
leading, 35 to 9, In the block,
but Hoppe still had q cumulative
margin Of 429 to $50, for the
entire contest which started Mon
day.
AS soon as Hoppe was assisted
from the tournament scene,
Schaefer announced that he wan
ted no part Of the title under
such circumstances. -
Hoppe Is stu the champion"
said Jake. He IL much too sick
to play and he had q big lead.
l wouldn't want the title under
those conditions
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
Nova Faces
PAT CoIlliskey
in Stiff Test
Bout Tonight to Tell
il Former Challenger
Con Moks Comeback
By GAYLE TALBOT

ONEW YORK, Jan. 10-R-If
he Is two-thirds the man he was
back in the summer of 1899, Lou
Nova should haul off and knock
out young Pat Comiskey by
about halfway of their 10-round
brawl in Madison Square Gar
den tonight.
II Nova has recovered COM
pletely from the poison that raw
aged lis system and sent him to
the hospital at the height Of q
promising heavyweight career,
then it shouldn't take him quite
that long to dispose of the New
Jersey boy.
When he was going hell-bent
toward q title match with Joe
Louis two summers ago, Nova
out-gamed Make Baer in an old
fash oned smuggling match and cut
Make up so that the Referee
stopped 1t in the 18th round.
Since then Baer walked out
and blasted Comiskey into defeat
in less than a round, just when
Comiskey's New Jersey follow.
ing thought he was ripe for Q
60 at the championship. So, off
those two fights, Nova must be
rated an overwhelming choice
over the tall, solemn boy he
faces tonight.
The drawback lies in the fact
that nobody-probably not even
Nova himself-knows whether
the Alameda, Calf, fighter has
recovered the health and the rug
gedness that were his before the
combination of Tony Galento's
fists and septic poisoning made
physical wreck of him.
Since leaving the hospital
Nova has had one so-called tune
up out on the coast, in which he
knocked out Johnny Erjavec in
five rounds: They say It was
pretty terrible, proving only that
Lou still could walk and talk af-
ter his 13-month lay-off.
In his workouts here Nova has
impressed some and depressed
others. He says he Is in the pink
again. The gamblers obviously
don't think SO, for most of them
were max ng Comiskey a slight
favorite at last reports. Since
his quick knockout by Baer,
Comiskey has done nothing much
to enhance his reputation. He
has scored four victories over as
many unknowns. but there still
Is no reason to think the young
ster Is ready to face the top
Fighters, to give and take with
q matured, powerful man like
Nova used to be.
If Nova loses tonight. he
should pack it up. But II he beats
Com:skey quickly and decisive
ly and generally looks like his
pre-wreck self, then there will
be a new and important face
in the heavyweight picture. No.
va, like Billy Conn, has always
felt that he could chase Joe Louis
right out of the ring.
At any rate, tonight's show
gives the fans something they
can get their teeth into after a
long season of indifferent light
weights, welterweights and mid
dies. The big fellows at least
make some noise and raise q
decent-sized cloud of dust when
they flat-foot it about the ring.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
Sports Roundup


ANEW YORK Jon lo-eoseboII want Judge Bron'.
~ office to Get up list showing the droft stous OF
N n1nds jeccue ployes Don't know Why but newspapers
1osnd the country orent whot you might coll ooo9 over
After Marbles pro tour SO for the ount has received only
haWor reception except IN cities where the troupe IS
49, oIoe on the New York Herald Trbunes Eostern AL
S1T Sclod rext foil. Jimmy Wilson is going to lease his
r1jodCpho home and his forniy and permanent re-
$500
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10

SOuBIcSS W COu'
duct an inves-
tigation of the
Mike Jacobs in
.erests with a
view to uncov-
ering violations
of the Sherman
antitrust act.
B RI c kmsn's
; d e m q n d fol
lowed Jacobs
threat TO press
suit against him
and his fellow
promoter, b e n
3oetx, for bill
ing the MeIio
Bettina = Anton
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
By DON SANDERS

NEA service ssau Cerrespeueens
OCLEVELAND, Jan. 10-"The
National Boxing Association
never had more opportune
time to break Mike Jacobs mo-
nopoly. :. In fact, I believe the
MIA. has him on the run right
now"
So says Bob Brickman, Cleve-
land promoter who Is urging
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10

Pays Opponent
High Tribute
includes Him Among
Michigan Corners

Andy Varipapa, one OF tho
greatest bowlers In the country,
lived up to the praise that has
been lavished upon him In de-
1eottng Norman La Croix, star
bowler Of Mount Clemens, In .
&our-e1me exhibition match at
the Bowl -Drome last night by
the score Of 826 to 7ol.
Generally conceded TO be the
best bowler In the city, La Croix,
obviously playing under pres
sure. was not quite his usual self
last night and rolled games of
180-l02-191-208 for an average
slightly above 100 points. His
average for the season thus far
Is 107. Varipapa, too, was OF
form, averag 'ng only zoe with
games of 224-221-2 02-l7o. He
was not. however, sxteAded 1t
any point in the match and
played effortlessly, puncAaating
each shot with some cryptic or
numerous remark.
Varipapa and La Croix met
once In Detroit 4 year ago. At
that time they played what was
scheduled to be a five game
match, but were forced into an
extra game. which Varipapa took
by . slim few points, when they
were tied ut the end Of the fifth
game. The contest wasn't nearly
as close yesterday.
Following the match Varipapa
turned to the audience and paid
La Croix this compliment: II
think Norman in a few years will
be one of the best bowlers in
Michigan. He has everything it
takes
The famed kegler. then gave
the entire audience, which num-
bered In the hundreds, q short
general course of instruction in
bowling, emphasizing. in parti-
cular, the choice of the proper
ball and shoes and the necessity
Of q rhythmic swing.
He concluded his exhibition
for the evening by executing
number Of trick shots for which
he, has gained q nation-w re-
putation. The assembly included
difficult split shots. drop kicks
(ballS delivered with the foot),
and sharp breaking hooks. Spec
tators were literally set on their
ears by the brilliance of his rout-
inc bag Of tricks.
Earlier In the day Varipapa
played . number Of matches with
high-scorers Of the various Bowl
O-Drome leagues. He lost three
games, but these were not match
games. The kesler was more
concerned In instructing players
than ID playing himself.
vatipapa arranged 70 make his
exhibition In Mount Clemens
with Reuben Dunlap and Don
Peltier, proprietors Of the Bowl
O-Drome. He has met and de-
feated practically every leading
bowler In The country and has
- perfect games to his credit.
Ii January, 1882, he set q worlds
record With a average Of 275.3
for six g11nes. rolling 300. 268,
40, AT. 400, 2S9, in New Y6rk.
He also averaged asa for. 80
games. including two 800 scores
and 900 points IN seven game
match.
Varipapa viii give another ex-
hibition 1t the Bowl -Drome at
II p. m. tonight. He also 10 giving
Instructions from ESQ TO $50
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
Fights
Last MIGHT

~ Ihs Assssists1 Press
BALTIMORE-Harry Bobo,
202, Pittsburgh, outpointed Gun
mar Barlund, 195, New York
(l0).s
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-Nathan
Mann, 1904, Hamden, Conn,
stopped Charlie (Hobo) Will
liams, 176, Fort Lauderdale,
Fla, (8).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
Harmon offers the Olive Branch
at Grid Banquet in Minneapolis

writer for the Associated Press,
was killed by q stray shell while
covering the war in Spain In
1888.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10
Hockey
Results
~ The Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE


NATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto 3, New York Rangers 2
(Overtime)
Detroit 3, New York Americans 3
(Tie)
Chicago 8, Montreal / (Over-
time)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Indianapolis 3, New Haven 8
(Tie)
Providence 2, Philadelphia I
Hershey 4, Pittsburgh 2
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Tulsa 2, Omaha /
st. Louis 3, st. Paul I
NO GAMES TONIGHT
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10

~ ri. y =. N u
49, o.. HIM
II FnrIsy does get Oft the
fence and buys the bose
6o}l Yonks,
HILL md O horrible sus-
pense and earn the pub
lies thanks.
Dodgers estimote their so
.e,d1lbifIon comes will put
S7SO. 600 In the old strong box
6otore the. season opens. :.
tiope- Johnny BuIIo, who show
q is ths field With his 35-
can't ooIf, boil, is reodino the
gocs notices he is getting in
~ eostern papers. lie
soomes are piIino up IN the
Ndfi0nol Hockey League ond
GO moonotes ore wondering
yj,uf 10 DO about IT,. BY the
yrov what's become Of old
sjScnty Hogan who used to hold
Yhet National League record tor
S1ofin0 q woy those sir'oin
(Sdlts !. .Dewey Frooetto. who
.GujeS BOXERS from coast to
ecost. ploced 2lO lost year.
1USiesf MOS Buddy Knox, who
Souol,t IL times and mode
1000.
sAt the n. ~. Boxing Writers
Hinner last night, at which
Aengy Armstrong wos given
~ Edword J.. Neil Memorial
Trophy for. doing the most tor
bposino last yeof, President
Nlurroy levin OF The Daily
dnor opened proceedings by
Xnnjno He bell the timskeeper
~ Il New orieons, Sept. 7,
M892, when jones }. Corbett
sicn Ire heavyweight chom-
ptcnship BY Knocking out John
Sullivan IN q rounds.
49, Alisht. 80 go
SoYs M. Forley: II expect
tpshovs. the Yonks by the time
| 1T book from South Amer
"a: /" which is just where
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10

uation. he's going out after Mo-
nopolist Mixes scalp.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-01-10

-S0 ~ ------..- 500 49,
SoYs M. Forley: II expect
lpshovs. the Yonks by the time
| ~ book from South Amer
"a: which is just where
NJ. conss In.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-03-28

do brush up on your work. It will
give you a chance to bring new
hair styles in your city and few
weeks spent in this manner will do
you world Of good. The girl you
have working for you can be
trusted.
C. B. R.: Did / do right by this
person and does he love me and
will I ever be happy and success
full?
Ans: You did the right thing by
your HUSBAND. He will love you
for what you did and / predict a
successful marriage for you two.
Conditions will change for the bet
ter in your case within the next 10
months.
C. e. K: Please tell me about
my job? Will I remain on here and
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-03-28
INQUISTTIvE SAL
Howdy, folks:

Howdy, folks:
Well, we have had a few nice
"springy" days Of late, haven't
we? It's really fun sometimes just
watching the effect it has on vari-
Gus people. Noticed some of the
folks about town got a sudden
urge to doll up in their light spring
suits, some Especially one st. Paul
lass) are lookin' round for some
one to fall in love with, and others
are just getting plain lazy and all
they want to do is sit around and
talk about vacation time.
Do you know her? The gal who
has been mad as the dickens at all
her friends Especially boy friends)
and now is suddenly making dash
to be extra nice to them. Of course
you know birthday present time is
just around the corner-in fact, a
few weeks off.
lettings of the Jimmie Lunce-
ford dance last week at Eagles
Hall:
Speaking of pre-Easter dances
well, this one should take the cake.
The hall was really so crowded
that it was kinda hard to find peo-
pie who are "paper talk; that is,
folks you'd really like to read
about. BERT and PATTY
DAVIDSON, DIR. and MRS. NOR
MAN HOWELL and NINA and
ED SALTERS were among the
jitterbugs seen round the hall.
(Saw one of the preceding couples
doing the boogie woogie. Do you
know which couple it was? 4.
Whose letter was PATTY MAIL
LORY just tanning herself with ?
(Methinks it came from Atlanta,
Ga, and one of the fellows
initials was "S.") JIMMIE
BRADFORD, who is working up in
Duluth at the Flame" dashed
down to the dance especially, girls,
to see that none of you were in
need of a dancing partner. :.
PERCY HUGHES, JR., is one jit-
terbug. He was really showing
some of the folks some of the new
steps he knew. Did you notice
that certain Minneapolis lass who
is supposed to be so divine to
look at? She's o. K. but the heat
looked like it had sorta gotten her
down; in fact, one St. Paul 10th
ario said, "She looks like a wilted
lily" S. B. was oh, so down..
hearted. 1t seems as if his love-
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Twin Town Talk

There will be at least two divorces ST. Paul this spring
Mrs C. W. is supposed be starting action from
separated the holidays
BUNK that the Pioneer Dispatch
Rife read the TRUTH this One thing certain that
that though minority that will fight when
they dsng it like they did last week! Euabelle Moore
acting when she appeared
"The Male Animal What maron awfy excited about
who named forthcoming divorce Of
brethren refused the Biblical
they afraid of being put the by the Professor
Shorty George has been shorng around for time finally
No wonder he
the other day. Better behave Shorty your girl
friend won't appreciate it.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-03-28

Ans: The woman wants you to
come to work for her Immediately.
You have worked for her before
and she approves of your work.
;. / feel that you would be using
good judgment to take this job.
She will also see to it that your
husband gets all of the extra work
she has too take the job.
l. L. H.-Tell me if he will ever
marry me or am l wasting my
time? Will he ever get a job?
Ans: This man you have right
now thinks more about his TASTE
FOR WHISKEY than he does you.
At this time he isn't in q position
to marry you and he wouldn't take
you for his wife when he was max
ing money. Don't expect him to
change any when he gets a job.
Worried - Everything between
us seemed to be going so swell un-
til / wrote him last. Tell me what
happened to make him feel as he
does now?
Ans: This young man resented
you ASKING HIM FOR MONEY
he didn't have it and rather
than tell you the truth he failed to
answer your letter. You really
should not have written him for,
money write him again but do
not mention the subject to, him.
B. F. C.-Would I be doing the
right thing to leave my shop here
in charge of the girl who is work
ing for me and go to New York
for an advanced course in Beauty
Culture? So
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-03-28
SPOTLIGHT
By JIMMY LEE


took Joe Louis thirteen rounds Abe Simon last week
at Detroit This Simon who weighed i'm at 255 pounds proved quite
tough cookie for Champ Louis put down for keeps True the
challenger visited five times and
appreciation of his Oughness hereby Jacobs the
mind of modern boxing quick the popularity of the
for May crowd will be larger
and the people eager-smart man. this Jacobs.
Trotters defending worlds champion profess
onal basketball dropped their priced last Sunday before
$4,000 fans Chicago The Toters defeated by the famous
Detroit Eagles 1885, marking the second time this quintet has dropped
Abe Sapenstein's charges.
you golfers did you przefghter
also golfer Louis will his in Detroit
time usme Twin City turf dgge have expressed their desire
attend this affair their games then Well
show Louis knows his golfers well he knows his sticus
here's his ranking of of the best Sepia golfers:
Hugh of Thomasvile Ga.
g. Edison Marshall of New Orleans, La.
8. Clyde Martin of Detroit, Mich.
4. Keke Hartsfed Atlanta, Ca
Dr. Robinson Of Detroit,
Clifford Taylor of York
Wilson of Pittsburgh.
8. Sam Davis of New Orleans La.
8. Will Haze of Chicago, ILL.,
Roddy of Chicago ILL.,
We believe the heavyweight champs selection but
wonder the champion fellow by
Wheeler Believe Halle girls
Phyllis Whay girls by of 40 last Saturday night the
Wheay Juanta Howard
Halle girls.
Domination
sepas out possible New York
Golden Gloves this winter.
Locked Out:
The mammoth ABC being held in Paurs
Municipal Auditorium for of IS days sepia
any alleys Why? tourna
forbid the entrance Of Negroes the tournament.
Pin Money:
Louis received thirteen affair with Abe Simon
What's the return engagement in New York?
Champions:
O. Monday night championship in
the Junior division Of St Pauls Municipal leagues The Halle lads
Margaret gain pay-o
game The teams had finished the regular tied
with victories and losses Stars Of this contest John Cotton
Harold who collected 10 IL respectively
George Washington schuc Zachary Archer
Presley. Let's salute the champs.
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Ns a. " OAAA ~ OS q 6SON AASSA
for me to go to Chicago where /
have planned or should I remain
here? Will this man marry me?
Ans: Wait until summer to make
the change to Chicago you
should be able to better your con-
dition in that part of the country.
The man you have been going with
seems to have a reason for not
wanting to keep his promise and
marry you. Why don't you find
new romance.
F. A.-This man I am going
with do you think that he is doing
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-03-28

The Women's Missionary Society
of Mt. Olivet Baptist Church will
present an inspiring program
March 80 at 8 p. m.
Special music will be rendered
by the church choir and other
music groups of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. T. Mears Of the
First Baptist Church will give
highlights on their trip around the
world.
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light, az" gave him the cold Shout
der for that evening. Did you
see an" Of Minneapolis grooming
"Pretty Eyes" into the ears of
that young lady who has quite a
pair of crossed eyes? OSCAR
NEWMAN was busy as the deuce
all the evening looking for his lady
love. Ut seems as if some pal of
his was tryin' to beat his time
BARBARA McLURE had eyes
for only one gent, did you notice?
RALPH WARD and FERN
LEE made quite a cute couple,
didn't they? Noticed MRS.
HELENsSMITH looking quite chic
dancing by. A certain st. Paul
lad gazed so intently at Mime
apolis gal about town (not the gal
he escorted to the dance, either)
that I hear he developed a bad
case of eyestrain the next day. .
Did you meet that rather irksome
youth who kept continually hum
ming "In the Spring a Young
Mans Fancy Lightly Turns to
Love" all the time during the or
chestra's mellow playing? =. :.
Well, I guess that's enuf news for
the dance.
Tdbits Here and There:
ED and OZORA BLACKWELL,
all smiles these days, are going to
housekeeping on Fremont Ave. N.
Twin Citians are saying
GEORGINA and JAKE COLLINS
have their apartment in the Sum-
ner Project fixed up like a doll
house. The CLIFFORD RUCK-
ERS are the proud parents of a
baby boy.
Novelette, of the Twin Cities:
He is one of st. Paul's rather
shy and eccentric young fellows;
doesn't go out to many social
events but is considered quite a
fine chap. His best friend con-
fided to Sal our hero's hobby, or
shall we call it pastime? It seems
as if he spends all his extra money
(and he makes plenty) on all types
of field glasses, spy glasses, etc.,
and imagine lists by the hour,
especially on Saturdays and Sum-
days, gazing at neighbors' houses
and especially watching a certain
gals house and watching her going
in and out. Lately this young lady
has discovered the actions of this
young gent. At first, she was fat
tered that such a "fine" and good |
looking fellow should be busy
her activities, but now
she is becoming offended and tells
friends she's going to see what the
police authorities think of this
"peeping Tom" The latest is that |
he is buying a beautiful III Pack
ard Che hasn't got any car now,
SO, gals, be on the lookout, for he |
may select your neighborhood. He's
evidently tired of his own street. |
Well, amt it interesting? Thank |
goodness he doesn't live round |
these parts. We are all anxious to |
see what happens.
So that's all for this week,
folks. Here's wishing a happy
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w AAAS w NOSp AEO 4ASAAA
husband? Help me.
Ans: Young lady the man you
are going with isn't to be blamed
-. you are at fault to go out with
q man while you are married. Re-
fuse to see this outside man &.
force yourself to give him up and
you won't find it at all difficult to
get along with your husband and to
be happy too.
M. WI am thinking of taking
a job and I want to know if it will
be all right. Would I be doing
wrong to take this job?
Ans: Yes, I recommend that you
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would it be the best thing for me?
Ans: Stick to this job for it
seems to me you win be able to
make more money on this same
job. You should be in a position to
be saving some money this spring
make an effort to do SO.
MT. OLIvET CHURCH
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weekend to everybody.
Your pal,
SAL.
Wise Merchants Investigate
The Potentially Of the /.
Negro Market

Question will be answered
Reply" Send only Aoogy Reading
Chart and receive by return mail confidential letter
ee Advice analysing three (S Questions privately full
address, and dae all letters and please include self
addressed, stamped envelope for your reply.
Able WALLACE this Third
street. Minneapolis Mimi
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Sand Exercise

Try making circles. Stretch
face downward with your weight
supported on the hands and with
elbows and knees straight. Now,
walk sideways on the toes.
Take long side steps and pivot
on the hands until you have
gone around in a circle. It's no
good unless YOU keep your body
in a straight line. Don't let
your back sag.
Here is another exercise that
requires space and is, therefore,
an excellent one for the beach
Walk on all tours, with knees
and elbows stiff, and pull up so
hard with your stomach muscles
that you look like a greyhound.
AT the end OF your walk. re-
main in the same position while
You bow Nour- back up in the air,
then make a sway back with the
small Of your back caved in,