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The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-31
kemptons Buy
Prather House
On Pima Avenue

A five room frame dwelling on
Pima Avenue in West Coolidge
was bought by Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Kempton from r. T. Prather.
of Blythe. California. Friday.
Mr.. Kempton plans to make inn
provements and may build in the
near future on the rs foot lot lie
owns adjoining.
The deal was handled through
the office of Arizona Land and
Investment Company.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-31
Visitors Invited
To IL Mile Corner

Residents of Eleven Mile Cor
ner Migratory Camp hold weekly
dances at Community House on
Wednesday evenings. There is
also a Western movie shown each
Friday night. There is no admis-
sion charge to the dance and the
movie is five and ten cents.
Visitors from the surrounding
communities are cordially invited
to attend
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Aahor Of 'Flos0 b Win Frlsnds
and influence People"
JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR BOYS
WHO KNOW SHORTHAND

Boys, why don't you study shorthand? According
to survey just made 45 per of the employers ques
toned in the survey said there shortage of male
stenographers
Los Angeles, California was selected as a typical
American city and the survey made there accord
ing to article which appeared recently in the "Busi-
Education World" The first thing attempted in the
compiling of the survey determine what percent
age of the large business houses employed male senog-
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-31

. Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Stadelman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Porter
all of Tucson. visited Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Burtcher. Sunday. They
are the Butchers nieces and
nephews.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-31
Local Happenings

. Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Moore and
family, Mr.. and Mrs G L. O'Don-
nell and Mrs. Lima O'Donnell at
tended the district sing at Casa
Grande. Sunday
. Mrs. Ferris Karam is III and is a
patient at Florence hospital.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Keith and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Keith attend.
ed a football game between the
Tempe Bull Pups and University
OF Arizona Kittens at Tempe Fri
day Zip" Killingsworth, fresh.
man at U. OF A. and Mrs. w. p.
Keith's brother. was one of the
players. The Kittens and Bull
Pups are the freshmen teams.
. MIR. and Mrs. r. r. Prather and
son Roy from Blythe. California.
were Friday night guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Jones. Mr.. Prather
Is Mrs. Jones brother.
. Mrs. Florence Moore OF Iran.
Texas. is visiting her daughter.
Mrs. Ruby Gill. and her sons AL.
bert and Earl Moore.
. Mr. and Mrs. Max Lough and
Mr.. Lough's parents from Phoenix
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dal.
ton Cole on Sunday.
. The Reverend and Mrs. l.. G..
Gilmore of Atlanta, Georgia, were
visitors in the Trinity Tabernacle
Church on Sunday. Reverend Gil
more preached the sermon and he
and Mrs. Gilmore sang a selection
of special song numbers.
Oh. f. Johnson returned Thurs
day from Southern Pacific Gener-
al Hospital at San Francisco. His
stay Is indefinite.
Q Mrs. p. w. Hamilton OF Blythe
spent the weekend here with
friends.
o Mrs. Mae Garvin and Patty
Dowd of San Diego. California,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Taylor. Mrs. d. c.
Ross, who has been visiting the
Taylors for the past three weeks,
returned to her home in San Diego
with them. Mrs. Ross Is Mr.. Tay-
lor's sister.
@ Mrs. Fred Bassler and her niece
who Is visiting from Oklahoma,
were guests at the MacRae Ranch,
Sunday.
n choriff WhO has nagSpd the
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-31

O A sheriff who has passed the
reckless years of youth was
watching the young bloods ride
Brahma bulls at Martins Rodeo
grounds, Sunday. When one was
thrown off with a resounding thud
the sheriff opined: I'D rather
ride an automobile"
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-31

Q Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Lettering
were in Phoenix Monday on busi-
ness and pleasure.
The Coolidge examiner., 1941-10-31

Mrs. John Haywood has been
i'll with influenza this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
BY EDGAR HAYES

Purdue unveiled n sophomore
back who has everything needed
TO be a great football player. Ken
Smock was injured and didn't get
into the Vanderbilt game which
the Boilermakers lost. 80. Ken, a
10 pounds of lightning played a
great part of Saturdays game for
Purdue and this time the Boiler
makers defeated Pittsburgh, 60.
Smock has speed and more
speed. He, is a fancy runner and
sideSteppeG away from tacklers
several times when he apparently
was e9fnefet-- He returned a kick
ogg 65-yards though the middle Of
the Pitt team.
White SruOck has played only
one football game as college
star. he has the stuff big league
players are made Of. Coach FL
ward said t1r was tff1r difference
between victory and defeat
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St. Rita Bows
Againr6to0

ST. Rita, which beat Annuncia-
ton for the Second Division title
of the Catholic League last season,
apparently is doomed to a tailend-
er's role this year.
ST. Rita fell TO ST. Alphonsus
for its second defeat A.
games yesterday, go. when Dave
Martin plunged over the goal line
for the winning tally.
ST. MichaeIs took the lead on
the West Side with an easy Sic
victory over st. Mary's of Mt.
Clemens, its second straight.
st. Frederick Of Pontiac cot its
league season under way with an
1876 triumph over St. James,
Jack Murphy taking the opening
kickoff and running so yards for
the winners first of three touch
downs.
Tommy Martin was a one-man
offense as st. Paul whipped St.
Bernard, 1870. Martin was on the
throwing end Of Three passes that
resulted in touchdowns for the
Crosse Pointe eleven.
In other games ST. Charles tall
lied in the fourth quarter, to tie
Annunciation, 6-6, and st. Martin s
scored on Jack Browns short
plunge TO turn back St. Ambrose
of the First Division, 10.
st. Gertrude led the pack in the
Third Division, the St. Clair
Shores team Chalking up its sec
ond straight al 81. Vincents ex-
pense 27-6. Three of the winners
markers came in the fourth
quarter.
Jack lie Bars plunge through
center for the extra point gave St
Patrick a rs decision over ST
fTanCTS xavier, and Visitation
scored twice in the first half 10
down St. Francis De Sales. 1870.
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when the committee called off the
race. Approached by the judges
boat and asked 10 lower her sail
and take a tow the 17-year-old
D. Y. c. skipper refused with a
scof Tll SAN back to the dock. "
Glenn Massnick. Of the d. B. c..
Roger Blackwood, Of the .. Y. c.
were the other starters. Verne
Hamill OF the Yacht Club also
started but withdrew with a torn
sail
The races VIII be held next
Sunday
Champion Finn Of the Detroit
Boat Club won the Detroit River
Yachting Association atb o {
championship Saturday. r. H.
Ross OF Edison. North Stockton
Crescent. and / K Wood Of the
y Y c. finished in order named
behind Finn.
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M SuDeriority
Over Iowa Not
Marked --Dordis
By CHARLES 4. DORAIS
tAthietlc Director and Head Football
Coach, University OF DetroiD

OF most immediate football in
tereSt today is that Michigan, by
virtue Of winning the only inter-
conference game played thus far
against Iowa, presently is the Big
Nine leader.
The superiority, not very
marked, was in the line. A costly
penalty against Iowa followed by
a punt return Of Tom KuZma set
the stage and Michigan made good
TIE opportunity on Tine offensive
line play.
Iowa looked a shade better on
attack, but couldn't come through
in he clutches. Iowa blew TIVE
good scoring chances when Ben
Tricky, after lateral pass had
a clear field ahead and was caught
from behin d. Another serious
threat was nipped when Henry
Vollenweider dropped a long for.
ward pass on the Michigan 3-yaro
line.
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MICHIGAN CONSISTENT

Michigan, however, played the
most consistent ball. The VOL
verines maintained field position
beautifully mostly by deadly cor
ner kicks and at the. games finish
again were threatening 10 score
another marker. It's going to take
a good team with plenty of power
10 beat the Wolverines this year.
Saturday was gala day for the
three question marks OF the Mid
west. namely Frank Leahy of
Notre Dame, Paul Brown of Ohio
State and Tom Stidham of Mar
quette. all tackling new jobs of
many problems.
Leahy's drastic departure from
a lot of Notre Danes conventional
ideas, his smaller squad method,
his changing and remodeling of the
old traditional formations created
heated controversy among the
faithful
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Three 0utbodrds
Upset in Wind

High winds took heavy toll Of
craft in the cupboard champion
ships at Lake Orion yesterday.
Boats in almost every event suf-
fered mishaps.
In Class A. six craft started but
only two finished. Tom Bacon Of
Detroit winning the fye-lap eve1xx
Eddie FieSt OF Detroit was lifte |
BY the w-rTTu ami CapSIZed
Al Lodewyk Of Detroit won
Class b when Howard Barrett up
set on Il turn. Spray fouIed out
motors Of the other boats.
The freak miShap occurred in
he e2tisrSS { f1ydTOpfaHe division,
won by Tommy Gore Of Miami.
ON the first turn. Len Cooper was
LAIaAIEa If --------7r r7rrrr
bounced back in. only to Tip over.
the second turn.
Chuck Thompson Of Detroit
'clinched the Class a service run
.abouts season championships.
Merle Nial HeH tn efa~S r and
ken "copper" ia,,.el i--.--4.- e,ie.-@-ss-
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Ring Entries
Pass 100 Mark

Bob Evans, manager Of the
White Heavyweight tournament
today carried the entries Of more
than 100 entrants 70 Boxing Com
missioner John J. Heocho for =
preliminary survey Of the talent
that VIII appear on The opening
card in Olympsa October II.
Seventeen entered the tourna-
ment over the weekend. including
Jack Kranz and Al Relss Five
farmer boys al with boxing ex.
Urrpnrc. freHe -amnng those M
entrants. They were Sonny Robin.
son 10 Of Howell Mich Steve
Symcbek ~ Of Muskegon Donald
Cluchey - Of pentwster Mich
Leo Camp.one. ~ Of OWosso. and
Howard Hall 19. Of JonesNille
hitrr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

ROLLING Ate4AtI-eius University Detroit
wild Joe GembiS Wayne "a 1t
the second straight win for Detroit
PHOTO FINISH Michigan took its conference from
iowa 10 q,
QUICK CHANGES Friday Dixie had candidates for
Alabama
best many years that section Saturday evening Dixie had
Duke Tulane and
Duke downed Tennessee club which had 35
schedule 10 to Mississippi State Frank
Thomas Crimson Tide IA to Tulane winner Boston College
last week. added Auburn 10 its list, 33 TO o.
LEFT AT THE POSTndiana the dark horse of the Mid
The Hoosers their first game Unver
Dame trimmed them II looks
like $ 1ndianaS year
NICE RECOVERY fell Vanderbilt in opener
O. but back strong defeat Pittsburgh 10 O. Saturday
GEE WIiIZOho State and Marquette under coaches
Extremely Paul Browns Buckeyes romped will
naughty Southern California Troians 80 Marquette
Stdham upset Wisconsin club
IS 10. =
LONE RANGERS Stanford is the only club the powerful
Conference hasn't tasted defeat TINS
the Just two weeks old
SCRIPT WRITER'S DEL1GIIT-Fordham touchdown
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U. M. Not Impressive Against Iowa

There will be for the weary University
Michigan practice field this week
It's full steam ahead for the Wolverines from Pitts
hurg Northwestern and Minnesota IS The order the
three weeks
The Wolverines far from impressive in beating Iowa
o. That Is, you Of those who
they pleased. But don't underestimate this Iowa
team ever they develop scoring punch which surely they
w plenty of teams will have seat for them
Iowa is big and rugged In Bill Green and Meres they
snAls l Lacks with reT1Fndous power Walker
The bag Negro tackle they troed neman play was
something beautiful to behold.
But Michigan had the stuff win And in the last
nan the Wolverines very close ouchdowns only
foot away).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
BY JAKE BERsON

A hero even in defeat, Henry
Klopman, Pershing High halfback,
was a standout in prep games
played in Detroit this weekend.
Klopman, captain of a strong
Pefshif1g eleven, ted his team
against fIamtramck in an irnpor-
tant contest in the Metropolitan
League. but the Generals lost out
60, when the Cosmos tailed in
the last three minutes Of play.
Klopman, Of course, did not
score a point, but he gave an bril-
liant an exhibition Of ball carrying
on a wet field as high school fans
will see this season. Without bene-
fit of blocking, he broke away
repeatedly for long gains, once
going So yards, and the 1000 fans
held theIT breath every time he
ran with the ball.
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3 Novice Shippers
CaiIsOafS CapSiZe

Two Edison Boat Club catboats
and one Detroit Boat Club cat
boat were being overhauled today
following slight damage when
they capsizcd IN races for the De-
trolt River novice sailing ocham-
p.onshlp Sunday
The shippers who received a
ducuug were L. Quinn De Smith,
Detroit Boat Club entry and Leo
Bcmbcn and Norman Moore Of
Edison.
The mishaps occurred during a
25-m.lo west wind which made
tho carrats hard 10 handle even
rTT7r,r--r elf tho eight starters
were double rcoted
Betty Lord one of Detroit s
outstanding swimmers AS MEM
her of tho Detroit Yacht Club was
leading tho two boats left in tho
race on the beat down the rlver
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Standouts in All Sectors

With the football going into its third week look
around hh5s these teams already established
SOUTH-Duke Tulane, Mississippi State.
SOUTHWEST-TeXas and Texas Christian.
EAST-Navy and Fordham.
MIDWEST Minnesota, Notre Dame, Northwestern, Ohio
State and Michigan.
No victory any pleasing fans everywhere
oept the Pacific Coast than Paul Browns win
Southern California.
The world underdog But Brown the former high
scH0of c0aCn must surrender that come
through his first big test in blaze of glory The people
who pulling for his teams victory Saturday pull
Just as hard to see somebody else knock down his
the way 1t goes in sports
Marquees spn Wisconsin the DAYS ma ior
surprises That means Michigan State really has ball game
weekend
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.kemd Heroes OF the GridirOn
BY BOB MURPHY

Tom Kuzma, the sophomore
from Gary. has definitely estab-
lished himself as Mirhigan's climax
runner.
Like Tom Harmon. he is the
man who seems most able TO hang
up yardage when it means the
ball game. 1t was Kuzma's 22-yard
return Of punt that paved the
way for Michigan's touchdown that
beat Iowa. 1t was Kuzma who
bucked over for the last precious
yard.
Once ahead, it was Tom Kuzma
who drew cheers from the crowd
and groans from Iowa with his SUI
perb spot kicking. Eight times he
angled the bali out of bounds SO
that a return was impossible. Four
times he kicked out inside the s.
yard ++.4ta-a-rtii- tffrrre-r1Ines- inside
the 3-yard stripe.
kuzma is big, strong and rugged.
He can take it as we'll as he
dishes it out. He thrives on the
rough going and surely this is
what Michigan WiiEaaed lpAen- tAet
bump into Northwestern and
Minnesota on-SucceSsive Saturdays.
The Big Ten is regarded as the
toughest college football league in
the world. For Tom Kuzma to step
out as sophomore and become a
Istandout on two successive Satur-
days is an accomplishment that
cant be overlooked.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

called en- as he Sa1X-flt- hut tAIlGa
nominated himself as the receive.
of forward passes and came up
with the ball on losses from Tippy
Madarik for touchdowns.
Detroit was on the LIZARD line
when iiat,-speareA=ene on the lXe
carly TT me second quarter and on
the l8 when he grabbed another
on the nine in the third period.
In addition he place kicked
three extra points and got off a
43-yard quick boot on one of the
two occasions Detroit was forced
TO punt. For the amount of time
he played, no coach could expect
any more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
THEY GAVE ANSWERS

Browns Jump from high school
coaching to the Ohio State berth
is another. Could it be done -? Were
his tactics sound .? Could his ex-
perience prove helpful in one of
footballs toughest leagues, etc.
Then take Stidham leaving a
championship prospect at Okla
hOma 10 take over a Marquette
team whose stock was dropping
Could he check the decline and
why move from a job of great
promise 10 one of little. etc?
The answers were written Sat-
urday 10 the delight Of the three
gentlemen Just mentioned and TO
those who have argued their cause.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

Eddie Bachelor, who was writ
ing sports then. was talking
about IL last niGht-
THE Tigers led. 81"
he recalled. wild Bill Dono-
van was ON the mound for
Detroit. He had outpitched
0rNal Overall and I'd Ruel-
bach Of the Cubs. Two were
out. in the ninth and then il
happened. Charley Schmidt
the Tiger catcher, dropped the
ball.
"The only difference i
that Chicago tied the score
3-3 and the game ended in a
lie at the end of ~ innings.
But this break cracked
the hearts of the Tigers
continued Eddie. They lost
four straight after This this. And
the Cubs Inundated the
trSeTS again in The 1908 serie,
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kovacs Beats Bobby Riggs

BERKELEY, Cal. Oct g.
GNS) Frank Kovacs. the ire
presSihle Oaklander with the COS
mic" forehand annexed the Pacific
Coast men S singles crown when
he swept through National Singles
Champion Bobby Riggs, g. 81,
81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
BY HAROLD KAHL

There are II links TO a football
team and one of the most impor-
tant as far as the University of
Detroit is concerned is Arthur
Link. q rather frail Young man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

despite his ros-
ter sheet listing
of 40 pounds,
Link, a Jun
Tor from Sandu-
sky, O., directed
the attack when
he was in there
as the TitanS
llunbled Wayne
u. for the sec
ond successive
time. $40. He
p z T formed an
excellent job as
his selection of
plays was above
reproach.
lie not only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Hope He S Right

81 PauxtiS. Penn Military Col
lege football coach thinks his
squad this season is the best he
has had in his more than 20 years
with the cadets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Morning Practice

New York Universlfvs- fnathsu
players practice from seven 10
eight mornings on days when late
afternoon classes prevent training
sessions.
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Kuzma's Spot Punting Thrills

Tom Kuzma, the sophomore hafback came LA with another
performance His fanback of punt paved way
Tor the lone touchdown of the His uncanny spot punng
was one Of the few thrilling features the game.
Paul White the other sophomore halfback who paved so
well against Michigan State game but will be
back this week
We thought George Ceithaml Wister PLAYED grand
games for the Wolverines Cethamls ability diagnose Hawk
eye running plays uncanny He through least three
tunes TO spill Iowa backs for big losses just
sons team roaring loudest.
Wister sure to rank at the top barring nurics
list OF great tackles for 1871 is assembled He does everything
and does we'll
Michigan came Out Of the Iowa without any injuries
importance And that's always most cheerful thought for any
coach at the start of a
More than that Cser must be cheered by the continued
improvement of little Davey Nelson way Ceham has
taken over the heavy responsibilities Evashevki
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
BY EDGAR HAYES

Stock market Aspirin stock rockets high
football pick after the Weekend the
gridiron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
Football Results Rocket Aspirin Sales
PSES AND CLOSE DECISIONS OF WEEKEND HARD ON GRID EXPERTS

players easy
TOO strong for Louisiana State "a 10 Nebraska whipped Iowa
Estate. Ia O.
UPsETs-oregon State Washington Washington
california O.
HELP HELPl-Detrot Tech lost its game Dayton =
TO o. The defense little
Iledo to SIS o. Hal Shields have something.
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Neb @lda1s
II BY Boz nlttfa,y
6hdrleu Schmidt Dropped Bait Back
in 1907 and Tigers Dropped Series

ghost reared its ugly head Of the dim. distant past
late Sunday afternoon Mickey Owen dropped third strike
on Tommy Heinrich Brooklyn lost ball they already
had
I6a Lhne hannenea hore Ln DoLroLL-6aok IN Io0l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

incidentally Bachelor recalls that the tie game in 1907
resulted in the rule being through that players figure only
the cut Of the first four games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06
SATURDAYS CHILDREN

REMEMBER HARRY KIPIiE, MICIIIGANS GREATEST
PUNTER Tom Kuzma Michigan sophomore from Gary Ind
a
ALL-AMERICA CANDIDATES. Jimmy Richardson whose
high Marquette
captain passed another
Bill Sewell Washington State skat back.
BUSY BoYFrederck Owen tDppyl Evans went for all
three Notre Danes ouchdowns.
fine from Angelo Berteli sophomore
Ar LONG LASTBi DeCorrevan who years ago
the nations outstanding
member Of the Northwestern varsity finally spectacular
running school against
sass scoring n long
ADD SOPHOMORE STARS-ken Smock OF a
halback prospect Otto Graham Northwestern back who tailed
three touchdowns in his first a collegiate
ONE GOT AWAY-Sewart McIvennan Detroit bow
playing with Columbia accounted for touchdowns
Brown. f3 g.
LONGEST RUN-Jmmy Howard William Mary raced
81 with the kickoff of the
Randolph-Macon.
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Earned nns-New York 10 Brooklyn Stolen bases-Sturn
Rizzuo SacrceS-None Double pays-Brookyn %: Reese
Herman 10 Camih Reese Caml New York 81: Gordon e
Rzuo 70 Stun A. DcSey Gordon Role TO Rzzuto Rzzuto
Left Brooklyn D. New York 60 Hit by pitcher
BY Allen lSlIm and Henrich).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

Ran for Dckey in eighth inning second game.
Slated for Murphy ninth inning for Breuer
eighth inning fourth game.
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*Batted for Owen in seventh inning, first gam
TBatted for Casey in seventh inning, first gam
tBatted for French in eighth inning, third gar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

BROOKLYN IN L.
NEW YORK Ca L.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-06

again in The 1908 series.