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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Shooting for All
Royal Oak Range Forms Hearst-Tmes Rifle League
for Second and Third Shift Workers
By Don GILLIFS

49, Ben Kramp l5J Thomas Klos' 100
GrzNwacz 1cf. Julus Grzywacz, 81
s,anley Guzik To John Guzik. fl3
| .eonard -Giska - Leo \ Bonish g
Team No Norman DruIanowski. 100
Emil Letrick l5i Waiter savoy l2h
Walter ChaykcNski- l20. Alhert Porter.
102. Jack Miller, 10
NoRTHwESTER> HIGH Thursdsyl
Team 80 Rudolph h'nlp- 81 ray
A clark. 81 Robert CisTt, 50 Team No
? Ernest G Holland 62.-Aduiph W
! rwervtirr 81 Harris Manning IS
Donald n Martin, u Team No Ear
y. Verhrdee 80, James r, EdrcH, o.. q.
NNCkFNItE ITlGH Monday
Team So Don -Rutoif ~ Mnr
rll Davis. lii Nas Dufaiul1l-M arsaro'
Fekete o. Team NJ II Haven
ia william Hooper lhl; R'semar>
Lake l0i: George NcC1r'ht. o. Team
n. I'D NcCsu'oy 9s David Nclnnes
81: Paul RAYMOND ll6 Edwin Ran. 49,
Team 80. John Ynss. llA, John Feke'e
III: Jack Watts as r s.. ponCe, IA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16

In order 10 accommodate fac
tory workers on the afternoon and
midnight shifts. special Hearst
Times rifle league has been formed
at thd Royal Oak Municipal
Range Recreation Director Tom
Founder announced today.
EnrollmentS will be taken
Wednesday at II 80 a. m. The
range. ono of the finest in the
state. is located at ll9 West Third
street, Royal Oak.
EnrollmcntS for. craftsmanship
classes and shooting practice are
still being taken at Western High
School. 800 Scotch; Northwest
ern. $500 Grand River; Central
PADS Tuxedo; Chadsey. 1885 Mar
tin; Cooley. 15O55 Hubbcll North
ern. 9O26 Woodward, and BEDFORD,
.2l43l Grand River. Glasses are
filling fast. EnrolleeS may reg
lister any NJ on day. Tuesday,
Wednesday or Thursday from $50
to $50 p. m. The tuition for five
weeks is ST.
Rife shooting practice and entry
in the HcarSt-TimeS matches is
offered by the Michigan State
Troops, Garfield Armory, $50 West
Garfield. who have been assigned
the vital task Of training mon
eligible for Selectivc service. This
includes all mon who will bc called
TO the ColOrS Of their country.
Besides rifle training the program
embraces the school OF the soldier
guard duty, manual OF arms, mill
tary courtesy and oihCr branches
of military instruction vital for a
new soldier. Garfield Armory IS
open every day and evening OF the
week for recruits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Hawks
Climb i'm
Puck Race

The Chicago Blackhawk< climbed
10 within four points of third
place in the National Hockey
League, Sunday night, barking
the sccond-place Boston BruiE
20. Goals by Red Hamill ami
Bob CarSe in the first and third
periods respectively, won the
game.
Brooklyn routed the New York
Rangers. 81, and renamed IN a
fifth place tic with the Detroit
Red Wings, who blanked Montreal
so. A total Of 10 penalties were
handed out in this contest, the
Rangers third straight loss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Ex!Detroiter I'd
In State Bowling

SAGINAW Feb. Is Flint dis
trict bOwlcrS furnished tho only
excitement in tho state Bowling
Tournament here over the y eek
end with tho fireworks confined
to the singles.
Jim Smith Of t'Cnton 4 former
Dctroitcr who boviot for rany
years with Detroit GaSkc $.
claimcd-&ccnnd- pl-ce-la --Slaee.e o.
with 7l2 pms. Two pms better
than Ernie SoC-'. of Detroit. bur
p behind Nctlo S,andISh. ot
Detroit. whose 80 has stood up
for month now. Smith hit ID
22q and 2iS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
(ScoreS on Page I6)
Detroit BowIers Win
Bndi Birth Tourney

COLUMBUS. O. Feb 10
Detroit bowlcrS Walked of with
tho hons share If tho defense
stamps and bonds which were
awarded rs prI1cS IN the National
Enai Birth bowling congress here
tins Weekend Nlnc Of tho 30
teams IN the money wcrc from
Detroit
Two Wdr~ Scopes of Detroit
composed of Martin Miller. Max
Norwood sam iI3a>in Al Sklare
-"d Charles RsS>ncr won with A
band cap score of 2999
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Dick Wakefield 3-Cushion Artist

lis too soon 10 predict how Dick Wakefield Will do AS
Tiger outfeder season put him billiard table and
he probably can take any baseball the
Shots.
Ono Of Birdie bbcs greatest admirers is Joe Cronin the
Boston
Row Mitchell of Lnsdac College offers his Institutions
S64 question 1t is all fie mgnon, hard rolls
lettuce gravy that coach Fielding H. fos mas had
through the could be replaced now many
nations could be fed?
Bet YOU guess jim Thorpes favore SPORT It's
hunting 81
Abe Ate old feaherweght you have to be con
good fighter Maybe he right but Joe Louis does
very well And him show one sign OF conce
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16

prInnu ". VERHoR AT WATERMAN
op,n,ro, IN Ladies tvsnioa Lsseus Csn for SUI.
thor reformation opso Alleys Az DAY Sal Sur
CHENE- TR0MBLY : % p. ' s,zS
We viii Appreciate Your Vo', 'oc me i91
Msn'i CITY Tour'ams0t f"'.Nsn event.
nnuurp e7oo CONNER AVE " osel
UUNNCn Opsn eo~lin0 satufds0 and SurdH,
Daily Un,u Z After o. Cou.iad Psr ard
Restaurant opsratsd BY To@"S Pollock
DENNY "'', ws aHI,s5ro 81 80 sts'T TO-
~ Alleys. ops7 Bo~hra Urtl r AID
Ar'' % ?. Az Day saturday, ard sood''
DEXTER Rec Ot1ttR A. 5 5s,,{ BLVD
open Bovine t,sy E,,o,og Boa Ea'ly ard
Avoid ~arro. - Ans,' Billiards
cLpnru ago WOODWARD AVE.
UHnuLh Tt. 2.3soO
Opsn R0Attru TodsN, FRIDAY saturday 80
sure0s from % N. Unui "
GRAND CENTRAL 1917 - FsF s'1,l PARK
Quotes, Aln, IN p.trot op.o so.nrq u-tn 8
p ~ s1d ausr 10 so. FREE l-nruc'iooi DAN
IMPERIAL REC aT 6ss1fa1 Tq'p posA p O.
~ Nods,0 Ajsrs
opsn E,.rs nsy TN "tdoiaht Ma ass.
J. J, MIlleTTS y w. 'SG g'S'g
10 Alleys, Opsr Ra~itrg A g. ?
ana Ate 1850 AZ Day sS'sfd"
LOVES SEC, 20 a s2Tl,so 4sftts
Rsa.fi'ul tuektaIf L1unsf
1895 IsHss,oo A. F1stla~r.
IDcYY STRIFE s,s GsAso RlVtF ~
Ds'roi''t Most Besu'iful Alleys. 20 49, B'urN.
.es lane, Op.o 20 a ~ LADY Bo~isf, lH'its.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16

IS nervous AS an actor AS ne
was the night he fought Joe
Louis well, they'll need the
whole stagchands union to hold
HIM up.
Boxing definitely must be
on the upswing in Detroit a
sure sign is when the brothers
come out Of Information 20 start
helting each other hip and thigh.
Nick Londcs. Scotty Mon eth
and Frank Barbara arc sharp
ening their dagGers. Others
soon will join the melee, no
doubt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
TIE FOR EIGHTH

Stan Cichcka's Moose 1920"
and Marshall Pilon'S Sims OF
EcorSe tied for eighth with 1854
apiece. John LiplnSki was high
for the Moose with 216 in $50. and
Darrell Anthony for Sims with zoe
IN 500.
Jack Burns Ralph Bourgeois
finished far down the line with
1929. but came up with the high
est scorer Of the Sweeps to date
in Elmer Guth. lead-of man who
whipped across 204-227-227 for
65S.
A tall straiGht-ball splller. Guth
strung five after spare IN the
first game opened the second with
a double and finished with five,
started his final with a triple and
closed With a double But his
mates were in the zoos.
Bill Parks Ncllo Five of Ecor>c
came the closest 10 leading when
II combined Tor 26I2 and-Accnnd
IN Class \ Mike Sychak did the
heavy sticking with I'd IN ssh.
High single and high series both
went ny the boards
clyde llnklc Of John Mcinkcn'S
Mecca of Ecor>e hit 212-222-lSS
for 90 as his team tipped 2565.
f'rcd Racine. Of brother Archie
t'rankcnmu'h Of the WcStown.
fred the highest single of tho
Sweeps when ne closed with 266
for SOS Sin IN a row featured this
one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
GOOD NEWS FOR FISHERMEN

MONDAYS Ml'LIIGAN.- What goes here Watson, my
nan TIE newest fad finds boxers going for acting Lou Nova
has Jus, opened Miami play entitled Il" Eat So| It's the
story o. IsI7cliGh,cr and his manager
Tony Cnaluci plays The part OF Killer Kane IN New ork
MAY called They Should Have IN Bed II Nova is half
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
RIFLE SCORES
ST MARN~ nE HEnEORD

Team No joe Tpurnief l6S John
Spragle ~ steve Spii1a, IA Don
stocks i7o Team so. Dt James DAY.
l73. Dr Marion Aisrs 1i6 John Moore
l6t Glenn Hadlcy. ~ Team No. )
Mrs n Miar~ i3A' John McCarron 100
" Borden ~ Team ~. Walter 81
Onge. l55. Summer Robbins. Ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
RoNAI. OAK MIDGFTs

Team No. David Hague Us. Glenn
GreerWaN 49, Robert Chamber, iih
uirk Tuhhs lI3 Tom Tr'tt l65 Team
50 Bob schultz ll9 Billie Ellis l53
Art Tuhbs. ~ Norm Zauchin l36 W.
Ellis lls Team 80. Walter Wes'fal,
I2a Harold Peterson ~ Bill Rasmussen
lnl. Ear Mcclure 1873 Bud Butte, 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
COACHS PRAISE

"He's the best hurdler I've
ever handled" says Coach Odds,
and the Huron mentor. who has
been on the Job in Ypsllanti for
20 years, has worked with more
than his share of star in this
event
Almost perfect form. rather
than binding speed, is the Mich
igan Normal stars chief stock In
trade. although he can move dowr
a straiGhtaway with the best oi
them.
Fred WolcOtt former Rice
Institute hurdler) can do the
lOO-yard dash in under 10
seconds" Coach OldS explains.
IF Had had that speed. he'd
he n cinch to crack more than
one worlds record this year"
Whitley is as cool AS they make
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Night Hockey

Painters VIII meet Lawrence in
the Detroit Night Hockey League
feature game on the Mack rink
tonight at 900 o'clock Crusaders
and East Detroit meet in the
opener at 40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
COOL AND COLLECTED

More than ono atlonallY ranked
star knocked down bafrief-ef
two in that race. including the
great Wolcott, hut Had. seemingly
by the adverse con-
ditions, ran as if he were Compel
ing in an ordinary meet. This
GOODNESS drew comment from more
than one coach and led them 10
predict that Whitley would go
places as a hurdler.
Right now. Had is prnhahlY one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
NaCKF>LIF HIGH rvednesAsy,

Team ~ Bon Harmoun' 49, f,e'
chalmers ~ Pr Graham - Fipr
l4n Dick Hcac.r I3S Team 40 2 s
Rolue it > Uusoky. TO J. Han iis
Hendricks1n. 1877 T.. Church. p7 Tear
No. V Nos'ossN I3t g. Lussky Ion
n Mostosp,. i3i. p DAVIS, ll2. L
Grafton ln2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16

en-. too. as is illustrated by the
story of the first time he ever ran
in genuine fast company 1t was in
the National CollegiateS at Min
neapolis during his sophomore
year. and all the topnotcherS
were there. The hurdles were 10
he run in the rain and or a soggy
track.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
Plenty Of Fishing Tackle

We did little checking for
YOU fishermen. Here is the re-
pOrt We get.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
HLAD'S BIG YEAR COMING UP
Huron HurdIer in Country's Top Three

Of the three best hurdlers in the
land land that means in the
world. along with Wolcott and
Bob Wright of Ohio State.
Hes great hoy 10 work
with, too" his coach emphasizes.
"He trains the year round and
he never misses a day Of prac-
tice. lie wants Ia win and that's
why I'm sure he will"
Whitley gains on his opponents
at every barrier because of his
almost uncanny ability 10 skim
over the timberS with no motion.
"I've put a coin on "A hurdle
and seen him knock II off as he
went over without knocking
down the hurdle" OldS relates,
"and it's all the more surprising
because he wears glasses when
he completes"
For a star of his ability Whitley
is an unaSSuming lad. Full of life
and generally smiling when not al
work. he's dead serious about his
hurdlng, and also about ms schoo
work. He's chemistry major anc
a good student He hopes 10 so &c
medical school next year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16

MT. ELLIOTT REC. 1880 ~ v. ,; sSs'0''
Open Ausr, From q a " ios =. snd -
NORTH END REC. stsr 'G % S sasP1S
Open Until 4 A. M. Daily
n, yuoIr DIR NATIONAL at GRAND RlyIR
T. AilsSt. Me- ard Modern. Rsihtssliet.
Open gp~lins All Day saturday. and Sundays.
PALACE.SCHOEEHERR SRoIUT 4 I,s sitp
Tfs. In,,ruelion DAILY From 10 A " TO ".
~ Psui Mobl,s opsu Alley, Saturday,. sond,yi.
PALMER PARK ~ ss.,Ss0S iasa fS s;';';
p AIl.,, Opso 70 4 p ~ ard After 10 p
So. PstIra Ir1,oe'ioo ard to'srsrm''' :
RAINBOW REC, ''''' 'f ~ 90, A'''
oV.r BO~Hrs is P " 40 an'' - P. ~.
re. lo,'rus'iooi. 20 ~
RITTER REC, "'as IAst . osAt"tRs
op,r so.j'a Az o,y s,'urdsn 40 sunday
Coesun Bar. so,ashors Mu'r hish,b.
R0l LUIlE a 80 Py js-ia
ops1 Bo~ltas urhl s ~ aro After ~ ? ~,
an GA, Ss'1fdS' s"d Su"d'Jt.
SOUTHEASTERN s. so tAf t &C., lsS So
Tb,rs, Sscord AroraI Tss-Har S~ssrs'at-s
vii q, A,esp'sd 70 70 s'ar'lno we ss'or1'S,
cTIIC CIip Iosnl WOODWARD
Hofla--' Larst IS Ausfs 70, ors0. Boating
from = 20 g. us'u Cioftro
VICTORY BOWLING ~" ~ ~ 80 At 9:''-'''
Open Bowling az All Hours
WEcI nrrpnlT sf2i MICHIGAN ave.
NLOl ULl0Ui NEAR WYOMING
OR.eor aoqo orsr e0~urs Todey
Tror 10 An 70 Al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
old Red Scores
In Five Mile
Continued from First Sport Page

Johnston chin after the race.
Bozich pounded on 10 win as
Omelenchuk and Young came on
to take the next two places about
10 fcei hchind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
cn,nsrY mIGH nMrdn,.da,,

Team 80 N'iHar Pronick' 90 N'Fe
gEry igt Howard Herrcuau. lli-
Nnrrrn- IaHtk rs Pete Rofkowssi re
csrI Sghur. III Team 50 ? Derc'rio
Pane. - cecil Tratrr -. John irsn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
STARTED IN SAGINAW

Had came 10 Michigan Normal
from Arthur I'LL High School IN
Saginaw, whore he competed only
one season. due TO an injury. Hard
work and good coaching have
brought him 10 his present posi-
ton, and a high school and college
teammate. Don Summcrfield, who
used to beat him in high school,
cant stay with him now.
He takes the hurdles with both
arms extended in front Of him. A
style employed by almost all the
nations leading hurdlrrs and he
has mastered this method accord
ing to Coach ODDS, as If he were
brought IN on il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
All ) Leaders
Hold Places in
Times Sweeps
{. & B. Takes Over Sixth
in Class A With 1892,
Sub Showing the Way
BY HAROLD KAHL

Knocking off leaders in the De
troit Times Bowling Sweepstakes
has become a difficult job. For the
second consecutive week all five Of
them were still nestled in their
lofty pcrchcS today following an
other two-day attack at Imperial
Recreation over the Weekend.
George Holmes Ekhardt g.
Becker and Harold Aliens Min
crahtcS went cunning for the 1861
of Joe PauluS Chone Trombly
Recreation in Class a. but like the
rc>t Of tho clubs that have tried,
fell short. r & r. did manage 10
take over sixth place with 1882 AS
M.ncralites dropped 70 PHI for
tenth and out Of the money
A poor opener of $50 on two Of
tho best drives IN the house. three
and four. prevented +. e. r from
gong higher. Games Of 1902 and
OIL followed. Holmes was forced
10 switch his lineup AZ the last
minute when Emil Dimltric turned
nv, u-fti1-a CfYariNT- horse
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-02-16
SUB LEADS TEAM

Dnmitric brought with him n
capable sub IN Jehn CasS. 27-year-
old member of George Prybyla' )
Nortown Recreation in the Travel
ing League. II was good thing,
for all CaSS did was lead the team
with POS 23l and 1873 for so
Holmes and Chef Bukowski, mar
ricd only Saturday 10 Betty GrlSch
in Angola, Ind. each had SIP.
Due 10 tho ABC'S ruling Charley
KotarSki an alley man last week,
Allen wasn't able TO roll with the
MIncralitcS and his team lacked
its usual fire with games Of 92l,
OH and 933. Ernie SoeSt anchored
for 223-216 in 60i, while Herb
McrtcnS was next with 227 in 577.
Ito roll on the same club
with KotarSki. "toothlcSS" Allen
cast his lot with Palace Recreation
of the knights of Columbus
League and proceeded 10 pilot this
outfit 10 fifth in Glass c by shoot
ing 219-20t in 500 for his part OF
27l9.
What action that occurred AS far
AS the leaders were concerned
took place IN this division. Ellis
SCOTS Cranes of the Murray
fcrriCd into third on
273l, Elmer KaaHta leading with
NQE -.-a
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-20
EESOlrT1nNS OF RESPECT.

WHEREAS, in the processes OF
N2t.ro, IT iIjend and brother,
tonnes I. Flmorc, Jr., who las Leen
affiliated WITH olr Lodge fer twenty
four wears, having been raised 10 the
Subj me Degree Of Master Mason on
April Is, 1918, has quilted thi5 life
for the more abundant existence in
that bourne from which no traveller
ct'.r''
AND WHEREAS. we mourn the
loss sustained by us in his decease
and sympathize with the bereaved
members OF the family of u de-
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED
FIRST: that we bow in humility be-
fore the course OF Nature, behind
which and even mindful Of them we
'ecosnize the Supreme Architect OF
he Universe who has all wisdom and
is iut and who has given us the as
Surance: "Wherc | ann, there yc ma>
&c Also
SECOND: That the f; ely Of t..
deceased be extended the heartfelt
sympathy Of the members of Hen
1erson Lodge Number 229 both in
QlNldually ana as a fraternity.
THIRD: That this Lodge, of which
he was a beloved member, mourn his
departure as an evidence Of the keen
sense Of loss felt when we contem-
)idte the fact that this friend ana
rother is no longer with IL IN IT,
lesh;
FOURTH: That a copy of these
resolutions be entered upon the MN
utes OF the procte dlngs Of this Lodge;
copy sent ion publication to lre
Henderson Dispatch and a copy sem
to the bereaVed family Of our de-
eased brother.
J. A. HORNADAY,
p. j. r. RAWLINS,
Il. Il. WELDON,
Committee.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-20
Carolina Baseball
Team Accomplishes
Much With Little

Chapel NH. May 2O.-For a base
tuil team that averaged only go in
and had only onr experience
ed pitcher, the University OF North
Carolina nine accomplished a lot with
= little.
Duke. Waka Forest, and N. c.
State, three Of Cardinals foremost
rivals in the State and Southern
Conference competition, all outhjt
the Tar Heels this season but none
of them Was as successful as Coach
Nynn Hc2rn's boys in making their
hits count.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-20
PHYSICAL Fitness
Glass Bowls Again

lae physical fitness class for girls
sad Women met at the H!-score
Do"luA alley last night with about
30 participating, Several ncW mem
by,~ Joined the class last might and
pgoNl ted plenty OF competition for
THE rest Of the class. Miss Rachel
Watkins and Mis- Doris Scoggn9
Ntc high >corers for the evening
VII, Il lie OF 81
The next meeting Will be held in
the high school gymn sium Tuesday
n.g-t, May 26. at $50, All members
ate -sIed t. Wear rubber sole shoes
and play clothes. Those desiring 10
jo.a the class VIII have an oppor-
tuNIy to register at this meeting.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-20
lWC CASES A
BY HI

There were two charges in county
court, with Recorder r. f. Clements
presiding.
George Edward Kelly, Negro, was
guilty Of possessing non-taN paid
whisky, and a given 60 days,
suspended upon payment of the costs,
and not be convicted of violating the
"rahl5ition laws Of Vance county
within the next two wears.
E!ridse Fisher Gregory Dent,
NEGRO, was gully OF speeding, and
prayer lor Indictment was continued
'pau pJyment of the costs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-20
TIGERS
WILL PLAY SUNDAY

The Carolina Tigers will tangle
with South Hill. Va, here Sunday
afternoon at $50 o'clock in the
Tigers park. The Tigers Wlre idle
the past Sunday, chalking up a 6 10
5 victory over WNston-SaIem Ill
their last diamond appearance.
Davis is the likely choice for the
mound Sunday, it is said.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-20
COMES
TO DURHAM MAY %

Durham, Hay 20.-Al SCnacht,
basebalIs hilarious comedian who has
provided chuckles and laugh con
vulsions for millions OF fans through
out tbs country, viii bring MS new
act to Durham on the night Of May
%, President Charley Miller Of the
Durham Bulls Of the Piedmont
league has announced
Schacht will be the added attrac-
ton to the regular Piedmont game
between the Bulls and Richmund
Colts.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-20

From l2,OOO. 900 70 l|5,o0U,UH0
quarts Of traits. Ve-etaDle& and meats
viii be canned this year in North
Carolina, estimates Mrs. Cornelia c.
Morris. Of N. G.. State College.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington at ST. Louis (nlghO,
Hudson (2-3 VS.. llolingSWorth
l-D.
New York at Chicago
Russo U-D VS.. Dietrich (3-3).
Philadelphia at Detroit,
Marchjldon (5-3) VS.. Benton
Q-4)
Boston at Cleveland
Hughson N-0) vs., Harder l2-22.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-20

Buy War Savings Bonds or Stamp
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-20

Buy War Savings Bones or Stamps.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-20
NATIONAL LEAGUE

ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cooper (3-3 VS.. Wyatt (2-O)
Chicago at New York.
passeau (4-3) ". Carpent
Pittsburgh at Boston.
SeWtlI CO rs. Earley (3~D
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Starr GID VS.. Hughes Q-3)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit 5. Boston 2.
Cleveland I, Philadelphia |.
Only games played.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-20
schedule
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

WinstOn-Salem at Durham.
Rlchnvnd at Greensboro.
Portsmouth at AsheVIlle.
Charlotte at Norfolk.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-05-20

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1942-05-21
MARYLAND Reported
Facing Maple Sugar
Industry Loss
Agency Warns Against FEELING
OF Sap-PrOducing Trees
For Use As Lumber

A warning that unless the telling of
maple trees in Maryland is stopped
the State maple sugar industry will
pass into history was issued by the
Bureau of Agricultural Economics Of
the United States Department of Ag-
riculture.
Citing a growing shortage Of maple
trees in the State, the bureau blamed
"the very great and increasing de-
mand for maple lumber" for the dis
appearance of many trees and groves.
The warning was made simulta-
neously with an announcement that a
twelve-year record high price for ma
pie syrup produced by Maryland grow
ers was set this season, despite the
fact that the fewest number of trees
on record were tapped.
Official records received by the bu-
reau, it was said, show that the num-
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Der of trees tapped in Maryland dur
ing 1912 is more than fifty per cent
below the ten-year average of 1890
1889.
This year $4,000 trees were tapped,
compared with $4,000 last year and
$1,000 for the average during the per
iod 193O-l939.
Nevertheless, the general increase
in the price Of maple products this
year made it a relatively profitable
season for producers. Syrup brought
approximately $1.85 a gallon, and
sugar 25 cents a pound, the highest
prices received since 1880.
The season this year opened about
March 7 and closed about April II,
lasting some five weeks, compared
with only about three weeks in 1871.
Weather was good for operation in
the groves, but not as good as desired
for proper sap flow. Sap flows were
said to be frequent but short in dura-
ton, thus producing more sugar to
the tree.
Sap this season was not as sweet as
usual, requiring more boiling with a
resultant darker but, it is said, other
wise high quality syrup.
Most of Maryland's maple syrup
is produced in Garrett county.
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McnENRY

Mr.. and Mrs. Merrbaugh, of near
Frostburg, visited Mrs. George Glot-
felty on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Savage and son
Paul, Miss Catherine Wright and
Richard Halsey spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Orland Wright
Misses Betty Coddington and Helen
Coddington and a friend visited Mr.,
and Mrs. Farley Savage one evening
last week
Mrs. Hubert Bowman and Miss
jeanette Glotfelty were in Cumber-
land one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs Charles l. Wright and
daughter Catherine visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Savage, Sang Run, on Sun
day.
John Long is a patient in Memorial
Hospital Cumberland, suffering with
broken leg upon which a horse
stepped on him.