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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Seventh Team
Joins Junior
Ball League

cone more team Joined the
Junior softball league last night.
The team will be known ~ the
Ramblers and will swing into &C.
ton next week with six other
teams in the circuit.
Seven teams now In the league
are: Bowl-O -Drome, lndepend-
ents, Merchants, Leander Cafe,
Smokers Inn, Contractors and
Ramblers.
The Junior league season starts
Monday when the Bowl o.
Drome nine and the lndepend-
ents raise the curtain at Grit
nth Field.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Golfers Go
10 FerndaIe
Play Prs-Tournsy
Motehes Todoy

OCoach Bob Beal's red-hot
Bather golfers 90 to Ferndale to-
day TO brush off the cobwebs on
their strokes before they enter
the Border Cities tournament at
Maple Lane this Saturday.
The linksmen have only been
defeated once In nine meets this
season and expect little trouble
from Ferndale. The locals beat
Ferndale In their curtain raiser
this year, four matches to one.
Following the tournament
Saturday the Red and Gray team
will wind up its season at Hazel
Park on June 8.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Louis Rules
81 Over Baer
Fighters Loaf
for Bout Friday

owAsHINGToN, May az Up
The training grind ended,
champion Joe Louis and chal-
lenger Buddy Baer loafed today
but each summoned up enough
energy to make advance claims
to q knockout victory in tomor-
row nights 15-round heavy
weight championship bout.
"Baer will be a. tough -
anyone I've fought, but ex-
pect to knock him out In less
than 10 rounds" Louis said.
Buddy Is big, and can punch,
so 1t ought to be a good batA
tie"
From Buddy, training ut near
by Olney, Md, came this COM
ynent:
I'm In better condition than
ever before. ! think ] can get
to- Louis with my right. and II
! do I'll be the next champion. F"
In the popular mind, Louis
ruled about q 81 choice to de-
fend his crown successfully for
the 18th time. There was little
wagering In evidence, however,
but the betting market may
pick up with the arrival Of New
York fans. Promoter Mike Jae-
obs looked for an Invasion from
Manhattan, numbering about
5000.
Jacobs crew was TO 90 to
work immediately after today's
Warrington Cleveland game on
the Job of converting Griffith
Stadium into . fight arena. Ac-
commodations will b available
for $4,000 spectators for Wash.
ington's first heavyweight
championship bout, but indica-
tions were that the crowd would
not exceed 10000.
Louis and Baer took on spar
ring partners In their final
workouts yesterday, and later
devoted about 80 minutes each
at the punching bags. Their
schedules today call for light
exercises and walking jaunts.
The champion and challenger
will weigh at the offices of the
District of Columbia boxing
commission tomorrow. Louis
probably will tip the scales ut
his regular fighting weight Of
202 pounds, some SO pounds less
than Baer.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Yanlks Win
BakerCalIs
10 Even Serfe6

ONEw YORK, May 33-N-
Bobo Newsom. the old war
horse of Detroits 1910 pennsnt
campaign. will try TO prove To-
day to Tiger Manager Del Baker
that he still 10 sound Of wind
and limb.
The usually talkati',s Bobo,
who has itched only one full
game in eight :tarts this season
while winning two and losing
five, drew the mound assign
ment against the New York
Yankees q the Tigers sought 70
carry home . winning percent
age from their eastern trip. Thus
far they ave won five and lost
four.
The Tigers lost to the once
invincible Yanks for the first
time In four games when biz
Alton Benton faltered Yesterday
In q relief role and was beaten,
5 to I. In the tenth inning. The
New Workers erased . two-run
lead In the ninth and then won
In the the tenth on Red Rolfe,s
triple for Benton's first defeat Of
the season.
After the seventh inning.
when rookie Pat Mullin blasted
q two.run homer OF Alley DON
aid into the right field seats, It
appeared thst the Tigers would
continue their mastery over the
Bronx bombers That put the
Tigers in front. 3 TO :, and Eric
McNair sin led Rip Radcliffe
home with another run in the
eighth.
Benton. who succeeded School
boy Rowe in the seventh. tanned
three batters In his first two In
nings but In the ninth Johnny
Sturm beat out . b mt end
Rolfe singled. What complicated
the situation was m error BY
Tuck Stainbsck, sent 70 right
field late Ii the game for de-
fensivs purposes, which per-
mittsd Rolfe 10 take second On
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
tumble lsagusrs
Convene 1onIqhi

oFinal plans for the tumble
league opening on June 2 will
DO drawn up tonight ut 8 pm. Ut
q meeting of managers and spon-
sors in the Price building.
Thus far four teams indicated
that they will be In the circuit
this year: Salters' Market, Cow
cred Wagon, Barney's Tailors,
and sJohnny's Bar. 81
u IL hoped that 1t least two
more teams will Be sponsored
before play starts. n
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22

ST. CLAIR SHORES-Coach
Ralph Carpenters sensational
fourman track squad from South
Lake will enter the State High
school meet at East Lansing
this Saturday as a result of quail
ifications scored in the regional
meet last week at Ferndale.
In the regionals, although
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22

The eino1A. 1eoA yurCn J; ~ W
easily On Tesnsay -
BILE. X 3 =. ~
Benton iosdsG ~ \;
tsntjooAlly b1loen ~ Y W
side witheut A1sf1o e = 1
the ninth, but q ~ e. ! I
drew . ~ sA1o1 e
triple - le3t coQ1ae. III TX IN
Meanwhile, CIIog1a3 nfr .
who reploced Uon9l1
ninth. helA III TlgooD n
TO b ero6ltod Nh ~ yI ~ ~ E
The Tioee tNn1pDI n M
freely b lGnnoDog uQk e. a:
lected only ssvsn hifa ~ i I|ii|
Of these want - nodo1a4 "a
finally at 81 H. so1Dok H l
his purchase iron ~ ~
Browns . week stpL IL W y
went b hi - e. TT N
rookie Ned Harris, ~ J =
over May Z WHEN Gu1oe)Do I :
Greenberg depG.t % - Va Y
Baker moved III 0ooe l
10 the leaGoff p61f1to =
Gehringer hat4inS 1D oo
OF Radcliffe and 1p1y XII
other respects e 49, ~
day, for the TigesD ~ y
defeat from third tD I'll
The Tissrs WI - y
after today's onsno - ~ w. ~
game series with ~ G ~
White Sox at DSiHID M
that opens with : 6euno
Friday. &, y 81 ss!|
Barney MeceslEy. t)n \ ~ y
tsrfieldsf. win ra3oln ~ :
that time bst MO ~ ~ / :
The lineup until JQIo Il. y
cosky asf1srea = NJ lnoy !
Chicago 70 dsv1 - sS'
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22

Monday - Bilrus Cafe W.
Eagles Covered wagon; HUI
barth & Schott W. Merchants
pottery Field).
Tuesday-DeMolay W. Bat
Club Covered Wagon).
Wednesday - II u b arth &
Schett W. Bilrus Cafe pottery
Field).
ThurSday-Millsr's Creamery
W. Independents (Pottsry Field
DeMolay VI. Merchants Covered
Wagon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Cafe
H. IS. Win
Field Games
Kurkowski huvls
ons-hittsr; Two
homsrs Are Mode

0omO1S AbO mo00
OScores were not quite 20
astronomical In the city softball
games last night but q wave OF
premature summer heat took It's
effect on the ball handling of
four Recreation league ball
clubs.
In two games, between HUI
barth & Schott and the Eagles
and Bilrus Cafe and the Mer-
chants, "a errors were commit
ted. Hubarth won the first en-
counter 1877, and Bilrus the
second ia.
Thirty hits were made in the
two games and no one knows
how many flies, line drives,
bloopers, and dribble shots, 50 it
is perhaps little wonder that the
boys, with only 4 week of actual
play behind them, found II hard
to field the ball with any SEM
blance Of professional prof.
cheney. But "a errors in two
days, even In the sandlot, Is abb
normal.
Hubarth & School continued
to NOW down Twilight league
competition with its sheer power
at the plate. In taking the Eagles
for their third straight win of
the season the H. & s. nine hit
the ball safely II times. Bernie
Shields. who plays second base
on the team, paced the attack
with three hits in four trips to
the plate. Paul Strumpfer got
the only four-base hit in the
game In the second inning with
one man on base. Larry Carlos
contributed two triples to the
H. & S. cause, getting one In the
third and one In the sixth. Ken
Strassburg, Dave Inman, and
Russ McCollum also raped out
triples In the bat barrage.
double. az. b., w., &c.,. ~
sns 49, W. rh.-,." c..SI.. . ~,
~ ~. =. e.. .;,. h;t. ,.,.- -.
si.s Th~ rss,s. 80 81" az -,
error. corr;ttsd u,;,h ~. ~. -
gering total of eight. Biggest
Bat ci,,h which MA. N = az
Iast contest Ave-
The dsf".+ ,,,., ~. A-.. .,r
N. rs.Is. 4, +hr.. &c.. 49, 'o'
Soms rr:ttv S.;r ,;t.h;,, ,,..
done hv K,,rt 'Yurkn,u.r; 49, 49,
held The Merchant. -. ~. ~
seven error. hv hi. ts.r, ,n.t."
nreven{ed KnrTn,vs,r; frn,, ~
fins .nvthin. IN" . .h,,ta.,t A
shuto,t hov.v.r u,.. e. 49,,
neces.arv ~ : victor,, ~.
Bilrus hatt.r. ro,,nd.S -. 70
hits off the huriinv - ~ s.r
yer
Hast nersorm.r.. =, ~. .,,.
ninr NJ hat w.. t,,rr.S :, ~,
Bob Potts. second h.s:rr.r ~
the Rilr,,s team. who eninv.d !.
$4,000 -. - =,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Fights
Last Ni4ht

VAN COUvER, B. c. - Ken
ny Lindsay, 127, Vancouver, and
Jackie Zurich, 1877, former
world hyweisht champion, San
Jose, Calf, drew COY.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
SOftball
week @ May $3.50
TWILIGHT LEAGUE

Monday-Owls Club W. A. q
w. Root Beer.
Tuesday - Gilbsrt's Cut-Rate
vs.. Koleky Cleonsfs.
Wednesday - Fisher Towers
VI. Johnny's Bar.
Thufsdsy-A. 4 w. Root Beer
w. Koleky Cleaners.
All games 10 b played at st.
Mary's Stadium.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22

Msaaey-Dswl-o-p roms W.
Undergraduates.
Tsss1ay-Msrchants W. Lean
der Cafe.
Observation-Disclosures nm VS..
Contractors.
MISREPRESENTATION w, In
dependents.
All games 10 Be played at
Griffith -ielA.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
Sports Roundup

ONEW YORK, Nay 2z-tThe specio News SsNee)-Ted
Woms feudno with the Beontown press oeon, which is
the inside why the serbes bored from the clubhouse
Articles for the Sonny Aneottlew jenkins title serop
will be signed in Pittsburgh Monday. Fritz Crisler esti-
NOTES Tommy Hoons ootbol fame will net him 100 grand,
L.. S>,Ab .dr &
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22
|SOftball
Standings

Wednesdays Results
No games played.
Thursdays Game
Fisher Towers VI. Owls Club
(St. Mary Stadium).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22

Wednesdays Results
Hubarth & Schott 10, Eagles Z.
Bilrus Cafe 7, Merchants 4.
ThurDday'S Game
Bat Club W.. Independents
Covered Wagon.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22

Tedey's Guest Ster
Lester Brombere, N. Y.
World Telegram: when SOM
my Anoott, N. B. A. light
weight chorp, and Lew Jen-
kins, New York titIe-holder,
meet in September, Aneott
will be fighting for l7h per
cent Of the gate, Jenkins for
37N which gives you an
ideo Of who thinks who Is the
reoI champ"
Sammy Sneod's Withdrawal
from the GoodoII round robin
was tough on the guy who paid
$500 for Sombo in the Colcut-
ia Pool Joe Vosmik is
known as the champion snorer
Of the National leoeue, but
Dixie Walker, his roommate,
solves the problem by stuffine
his ears with cotton every
niaht. Most Of the De-
troit players potronize Chinese
restaurants when in the big
town.
omisesh
Here's q football eooeh's
worry to stop all worries -.
with industries opening UP
right and left, Tom Stidhom
Of Marquette has been able to
find 50 many Of his eridders fat
summer jobs, he's ofroid they
may not want to leave them in
the fall.
Marry McMonus, manager
Of the Browns San Antonio
form, is the man being tolked
as Fred Honsy's successor IT
the team doesn't start going
somewhere-ond soon. :.
Rineside pews at next months
Conn.louis tea party will set
you back SIT. Until yes
tsrdoy Bob Teller had shut out
Aevey club in the American
League except Washington
and it took him " heats to
blank the Senators.
ceineidsnes Dept.
John Bulge, ST., a laundry
man most Of his life. lives In
Oakland, Col., on 6Oth street
His son, }. Donald Bulge.
recently bought q laundry biz
in New York--on 6Oth street.
Business Note
Those Brooklyn merchonts
who advertise their product as
being "just os good as the
Dodgers" oin't doing so we'll
THE week
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22

Business Note
Those Brooklyn merchants
who advertise their product as
being "just as good as the
Dodgers" oin't doing so we'll
this week.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22

John Bulge, ST., a laundry
man most Of his life, lives In
Oakland, Col., on 6Oth street
His son, J. Donald Bulge.
recently bought q laundry biz
in New York-on 6Oth street.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-22

In the reRiOnaIS, although
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
TEXAS HASH

CAS- taught me by Eliza Evans
(coloredl Of Austin, Texas)
cut cold roast beef or veal into
small cubes (about y inch
square) cut an equal amount Of
raw potatoes the same size. Put
4 tablespoons lard or substitute
into iron skillet. when melted add
l cup minced onion (and garlic il
liked fry golden brown, stir in
two tablespoons flour and add
enough hot water to make medi-
UNI thick gravy. Add meat and
potatoes. season with salt and
pepper and cook covered until
potatoes are tender. Men will eat
this hash with gusto who turn
up their noses at the ordinary
kind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
SALAD a la CAZAJOUS

One-half pound cooked cod
fish boned and picked into rather
large pieces Place in bowl, add
! large onion sliced and cup
French dressing in which I Glove
garlic has been marinated. Let
stand about one hour Place on
serving dish and garnish with
4 hardboiled eggs sliced. Sprinkle
with paprika.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
"PASTO SHUTA"

paste and sauce as prepared
by Louis Quillici-from Italy1
For the Shuta-pu put cup oil
(olive preferred in your faithful
old frying pan. Mince your onion
(about y cup) and . or 8 cloves
of garlic, and fry in oil till golden
take care not to scorchD A
green pepper. minced. is nice if
you have it. but not absolutely
necessary. Add about IL pounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

of coarsely ground beef Cham-
BURGER stirring TO separate as it
browns. Or cold left over chic
ken. turkey or game pheasant.
quail, rabbit, etc. may be used
in place of the beef Next add
2 cans tomato hot sauce. Have
ready cooked l cup mushrooms
dry or 1 medium can of mush-
rooms. chop coarsely and add
with liquor they were cooked in
to the frying pan Add bay
leaf and some chopped parsley
also, celery salt and a few seeds
or y cup chopped celery. Sim
mer a while longer then add 2
bouillon cubes (beef for ham,
burger, chicken for fowl l tea
spoon dried marjoram, a dash of
cinnamon, salt and pepper to
taste. If it is too thin, thicken
with little flour and water.
Simmer on back of stove while
getting the Paste" ready.
One pound spaghetti cooked in
large kettle of rapidly boiling
water (salted) about 20 minutes.
Drain and rinse with cold water.
Place on large deep platter,
cover with sauce (Shuta) and
sprinkle literally with grated
cheese - Parmesan preferred.
(Can be-eeHgfft in sitter top
cans) You should taste Louis
ravioh; but they're too deep" for
me!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

hand. I also like a dash Of thyme
and rosemary and a few cumin
seeds. Cook about one hour
(slowly) and pour over gar
banzOs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
GARBANzOs VAsCoNGADo

Basque beans as taught me
by my friend Christina Echevar-
ria of Ea-Sur-Mer, Biscaya,
SPAIN
Soak ? cups garbanzos tchick
peas, for sale in groceries any
where in Vest over night In
the morning put into cheese
cloth or muslin sack Il use a
clean 5 pound cornmeal sack
tie loosely to allow for swelling
and boil in unsalted water until
tender tabout 5 hours Remove
from sack and add to sailed and
seasoned beef broth or serve with
Spanish sauce made az follows:
In an iron skillet put ? cup
olive or cooking oil MinCe I large
onion and . or 8 cloves Of garlic
and fry to golden brown in oil
Add l No. 2 can tomatoes, sea-
son with salt pepper, and 1
tablespoon chill powder Minced
green pepper can be used If at
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Varied vi++Ies For Hungry Cowboys
By ADELL ALLEN.
Quarter Circle a Spread Paradise Valley, Nevada

sauce, as these men do not care
for il creamed one day Pete
showed me how to use it in salad
as they do in France Hence
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

~OOKING on a Nevada ranch
thirty miles from the
source of supplies 10 quite
different from cooking in town
where one can run to the corner
grocery for can of this and
pound Of that. Or can. in
pinch. run in 10 the next door
neighbours to borrow an egg or
cup of sugar, Our staples come
in large lots. tons of sugar. -four,
spuds. 100 pound sacks of beans
t3 varietiesl. coffee in % pound
kegs. lard diton canned goods
tomatoes. string beans, peas,
milk. corn in IL case lots-dried
apples. peaches and prunes in
quantity Meat is beef butchered
as needed. Anything else is
ordered from town on weekly
trips of the boss or foreman so
that there is always plenty to
eat. but II sometimes becomes
mouotonous TO cook and eat the
same thing over and over. That
is where the Almanack recipes
come in with their helpful ideas
of old food in new or varied
ways
4 also try to cook things to
please each and all of my fam
lily For instance, if l cook
'Kartoffel Pfannkuehen" for old
Charlie one day. the neXt--f'ft
make Chill con carne con fri
joles" in Tais honor-or gar
banzos" for Dimas and Diego!
And was Mike licked when 1
served your Polish Bigos, Mrs.
Trembicki
l have few cosmopolitan
recipes gathered from various
which make a hit when
served to my men They include:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
PORTUGUESE GREENS.
"a la Mary Freitas.)

Wash and pick over about 8
punches mustard or turnip-top
greens. Cut into short lengths
4 or 2 inches) with sharp knife
or scissors-Cut y pound bacon
into small pieces. fry in bottom
of iron pot Dutch oyen}. ADD
greens. l cup raw potato, diced
and same Of turnip. Cook till
tender. No water should be
added. Season with salt, pepper.
l could go on and on!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
BOHEMIAN GoULASH.

CAS- served by Franz Lorenz,
whose parents came from Be-
hemia)
Cut pounds beef stew meat
in fine pieces - inehl Put in
large Kettle and add quarts
cold water. Place on fire and add
3 onions, eoarsely diced Cook
till meat is tender. Add con-
tents of 1 bottle of tomato ket-
chup. Next roll ? pound Of crisp
ginger crackers to fine crumbs
and add
Sounds goofy, Ell? Salt to taste
and cook down until rather thick
-tbetween soup and stew serve
in soup plates with bread or
crackers. We frequently have
salt Goldfish mostly with tomato
Polish Gentleman fo Tie Napkin
ey Dined Together. Aegiecting
I, ., al =. Rad tfonnars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

Bereen 1901 and 1910 French
0f Being Petite. The, Tried n AchieUe IL r., Eating
SeperGi Duck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

~ HE AMERICAN WEEKLY'S informative articles
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

hen Malay Dnd the I9fh Centny His wife Took Her Position
Open She Called Loudly: Ny Man Eats
Hare Madc Fried MeaL Wy Man Eats
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
SNyNaANIS Nqet46Ge
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YOUR RECIPE MAY WIN IS

The American " eehIy uW pay
So for each recipe sent in BY
readers and used on this page,
all publication rights thereafter be
longing to The american " eeklr.
Any kind of recipe may BE- sub
nified, the only resfriction being
that il must be original. I'm other
tcords, IL must not hare appeared
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send in any recipe ,ohich has APP
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
SERVE 1T WITH FRESH RYE BREAD

IEE using lean of beef about IL or
pounds" writes Mrs c F. Palmer Portland. Oregon Add
quarts water medium onion cut fine and 2
salt Cook this until partly done then add
sauerrau q homemade and be and
squeeze you don't the soup too
good potatoes small cubes Cook until
reheated the
like it much better the second day We always
will do
you your mushy you add with the
then the when nearly done either
good"
Palmer recipe which
j
served wit pumrernlekeI Led
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

18Th Ehqacte Required Polish Gnden,on Tie Napkin
around Lady Neck hen They Dned Together Aegiectng
Do So as ErceedingL, Bod Mannera.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

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