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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29

Brooks Burnside, agricul-
tural agent for the Ohio
Chamber of Commerce, speak
ing at the Farmers Night"
dinner at the Elks club, spon-
sOred by the Newark Cham
bers of Commerce, emphasized
the need of conservation of
water, and restoration of vi
tai elements in the soil which
constant cultivation has des-
troyed. "Only in this manner
can disaster and the fall of
civilization be avoided" said
Burnside, citing the history
of Babylon, Assyria, Carthage
and Rome.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29
Burris Hearing
November 4th

Eyler Burris, recently dis
charged as patrolman in the po-
lice department on charges filed
by Safety Director James M.
Schaller, has appealed his case
to the Civil Service Commission.
The commission, according to
Franklin Southard, clerk, has
set Nov. 4, at 7 p. m. in the city
hall, as the date for hearing.
This is the second time that
Burris has been discharged.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29
Louis Br0mfie1d, Author, to
Head Rally Here Next Monday

ministration, Author Bromfield's
presence in Newark as the head
line speaker at the rally Monday
night, will be of more than usual
interest to not only Democrats
throughout the 18th district, but
to other friends and readers of
his books and stories.
Mr.. Bromfield has the repu-
tation of being "as common as
an old shoe," and to those who
have met and talked with him,
this fact is brought forceably
home by his genuine friendli-
ness, said Mr.. Pierce, in an
nouncing the rally.
Prominent in Ohio conserva-
tion circles, both from the stand
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29
K. of {. Held
Initiation Monday

Monday night, Oct. 26, the
Knights of Columbus initiated
four candidates into the first de-
gree of the order. They includ-
ed James McCloy, Theodore
Braunbeck, Kenneth O'Neill, and
James Ritchey.
Members of the imitation team
included John Callahan, Antoine
Mathy, Joseph Doland, Leo Rel
ebert, John Simkins, James Gra-
dy, Al O'Donnell, David Fitz-
patrick, Ned Colangelo, Jonas
Warrell, VIM. Snyder, Charles
Graef, Norton Markham, and
Ernest Leogrande.
Following the imitation and
program a buffet luncheon was
served.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29

Marine Killed

Sergeant George Greenlee,
25, of the U. S. Marine corps,
was killed in action at Quad
alcanal in the Solomon islands,
according to word received
here by his father, J. A. Green
lee, 175 Grant street. He at
tended the Newark schools and
enlisted in May, 1888.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29

Due to the activity of
the Licking County Young
Democratic club, Harold
Pierce, president, announc-
ed this week that Louis
BrOmfield, Mansfield, fam
Gus author and farmer, will
speak in Newark Monday
night, Nov. 2 at a Young
Democratic Congressional
rally in the high school aud
itOrium at 8:15 o'clock.
Mr.. Bromfield is not only fam
Gus as an author, writing such
well-known books as, when the
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29

point of preserving the water
supply and soil, Mr.. Bromfield
is also interested in the preser-
walton of Ohio wild life, and has
set up refugees on his expansive
farm lands
Prominent Democrats from
throughout the 18th district, and
the state will be in attendance
at the rally as will Samuel A.
Anderson, Democratic candidate
for congressman, and other can
didates for county and district
offices, who will be introduced
to the gathering.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29

Rains Came" "The Man Who
Had Everything" "It Takes
All Kinds" Might in Bombay"
"Wild Is the River" until the
Day Breaks" and others, but
has also gained national recog-
milton as master farmer on his
wide acres near Mansfield, Ohio,
in which he specializes in the
latest of farming methods, op-
Grating tractors and farm ma
chinery himself, scribbling down
thoughts in between times for
his stories, books, and photo
plays.
A staunch Democrat, and very
outspoken in giving both praise
and criticism to the present ad-
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29
Senator Whitney
Ill With Flu

A communication from Sena-
tor O. w. Whitney, candidate for
reelection on the Republican tic
ket to the Ohio senate, is to the
effect that he is i'll with the flu,
and unable to make planned last
minute contacts.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29
Gasoline

John Upham, secretary of
the war price and rationing
board, has announced that gas
Oline registration will not be
held before Nov. 9. 1t is ex-
pected that schools in the city
and county will handle the
procedure.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29
Fairfield Bird Trials

The Fairfield County Bird
Dog Club will hold it's annual
fall field trials, Sunday, Nov.
Is. There will be three classes:
all age, derby and puppy. En-
try blanks can be had from S. X.
Werlich, chairman, Lancaster.
Place of trial announced later.
Trophies will be war stamps.
BUY DEFENSE BONDS AND STAMPS
Jack Spillman of the End A.A.
F. G. T. D. of Tucumcan, New
Mexico, has been transferred to
the 5th Army Air Force Glider
Training Detachment at Wicken-
berg, Ariz., according to inform
alton recently received by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Spill.
man of Ye Olde Mill.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29
District Meet

The central district confer
ence of the Ohio Federation of
Women's clubs was held in the
First Presbyterian church
Oct. 27, with an all-day pro-
gram, including a luncheon at
IL o'clock, and dinner at 6
ID. m.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29
Key KOllectiOn

In the Key Kollection Kam-
paign held in Newark from
Oct. 1 to Oct. Is, the city
schools collected 254H popuds
in keys, according to the an
nOuncement made this week
by Paul B. Edwards, super
intendent of schools.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29

Candidates Grid for
Vote Tally Tuesday

With the general election next Tuesday, Nov 3 only
few days off, state district and county candidates are get
ting in those last minute cks before the counted
John McSweeney, democratic candidate for Governor
has made campaign tour reminiscent the days of Vic
Donahey, with many speeches his schedule
each day. On the other hand Governor Brcker republican
candidate for third term has taken to the radio and mails
for the most part.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29
Smaller Newspapers

Curtailment of newsprint pro-
duction in the United States and
Canada and rationing of limit
ed supplies will shortly be de-
creed by the War Production
Board. The idea is to conserve
manpower and transportation,
Donald M. Nelson declared.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29
Executive Club
Hears General

The Newark Executive club
heard Brigadier General Henry
J. Reilly, O. R. c., Tuesday night
in Granville inn. His subject
was, Americas Grand Strate-
gy in the War" Reilly was the
youngest brigade commander in
the A. E. F., and has been de-
livering lectures at officers
training schools.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29
Heads Group

DIR. Stewart Sedgewick has
received notification from the
Grand lodge of Ohio, FRAN,
that he has been selected as
president of Ohio Masonic Vet
erans Association.
BUY u. 6. WAR coNDS AID STAMPS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29
Schools Closed
This Friday

All schools in the city sys-
tenn will be closed Friday of this
week, as will the majority of
them in the county, so that fac
ulty members may attend the an
nual convention of the Central
Ohio Teachers association in
Columbus. Theme of the con-
vention is Education in Ameri-
ca Will Stand the Test of War"
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29
All Credit to the
Green Wave

All credit should go to
the Green Wave, football
team of st. Francis de Sales
school, and to it's coach and
others responsible for their
generous offer to donate all
funds received from the
football game this Friday
night, Oct. 80, to the Com
munity House.
Not being able to qualify
for help from the War
Chest, the Community
House and it's recreation
program, has no source of
income except from the
charitable donations of or
EXAMINATIONS and individuals.
The offer of the football
team to give all receipts to
Nhe worthwhile cause, is
very commendable.
1t now behooves the foot
ball fans of Newark to show
their appreciation by at
tending the game in which
the St. Francis gridders
meet the Ashley, O. team.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
''E" Flag
While in the process of
handing out bouquets this
week The Newark Leader
tosses one to the Newark
plant of the Owens-Corning
Fiberglas corporation for
being awarded the coveted
Army and Navy "E" Flag.
A special presentation cere-
mony with high ranking Of
ficials of the Army and
Navy present, will be held
Nov. 6.
Given in recognition of
their achievement in the
production of war materials,
upon which the local plant
is working practically 100
per cent, not only the Off
cials of the corporation, but
eHery single employe should
be proud of the record they
have made.
BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29

BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND STAMPS
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-10-29

BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AID STi
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Speaks 10 Marketers

Buy q bomber
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
British 10 Open
j. :. Port in Iran

LONDON. Jar. Is up Great
Britain, in a double move 10 speed
a m crican supplies and 10
strengthen lis bulWark in the Mid
die East acted today 10 implement
plans for an all-Amcrican port in
liam and named Lieut. Gen Sir
Claude AuchiHleck. British com
m1ndor IN The Middle East. As
commander-In.chicf for all British
and Indian forces IN Iran and Iraq.
Gen Edward p Qunan, British
general of command. IN Iraq and
Iran has arrived in Tchcran 10
discuss Il project for an American
port as a feeder for American
materials for tank and plane as
,cmhly and repair plants and 10
,pccd dclivcrjc, for Russia against
the expected German sprng Of
fonsl>e.
The port would be- aIl-Amcrican.
with American personnel and
would be established 80 miles
from Ba>ra, on the Persian Gulf
R,t, .. Un,nh.r
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

COIoRFD first csss mechanic srr'y
$500 Oak and. Tf.o.y 3 $40 \1.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Gen Refrd(tOries
Sells ; Million Notes

PHILADELPHIA Jan. IS
general Roiraclor.cS Company
has sold S300000o principal
amount b. per cent promissory
note, duo Jan. 1891 10 inSur-
ancc companies out Of proceeds
OF 'hc sale the company has paid
off the entire $3.50 600 outStand-
ing per cent first mortgage
sinking fund bonds of 1919
The balance of the proceeds Will
be used for modcrnizatlon and
expansion Of is plants, advances
70 thu company Cuban subsidiary
for development Of chrome ore
lcasp> advances 10 Northwest
Masne,i'o Company a subsidiary
for construction Of magncSite
plants and for additional working
capital.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
M Track
Captain
To Stay

ANN ARBOR Jan Is Michi-
gan, BIG Ten track tltle hopes
took on new life today when 1t
was learned that Alfred Bud
picl sprintcr-capIain. scheduled 10
report for duty with the naval air
corps in Chicago. has been granted
an extension of time in order 20
graduate
Plcl. a senior from indianapolis.
ioined the corps last fail and was
given notice last week 10 report
10 Chicago But an appeal Tor
more time came through and he
VIII be- able 10 finish school and
compete in both indoor and cut
door Western Conference tracE
meets TINS wear he completes IN
Tho 80 100 and 12O-yard dash
events
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

MEL black white icen"s
-thwest secti0nI. Reward.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Enemy Source:
Enemy Source:
.BaI's List
LOSSES al
Honolulu

TOXIC Jan Is (o(fcial broad.
r recorded by Up in san Fran.
'ol. Japanese naval source,
claimed today that 36 American
war vcSSclS aggrcgating 2i5 Nc
tons were sunk IN the attack on
Pearl Harbor December 7.
con the basis of photographs
Of the Hawaiian attack, taken
within 20 minutes of the initial
assauIt.' these figures were at
tributed io the lapWoSe naval
command
known sunk Four battlcShipS
'Wo cruisers. one aircraft carrier
four dcstroycrs. Is submarines
ono target ship one mlnc sweeper
one Scdpllno carrier three gun
boats and Two tankcrS
Navy Secretary Frank Knox.
after 70 flying visit 10 Honolulu,
reported 10 President Roosevelt
on December - that NJ battle
ship Arizona, the dAAt1oycrs
Casstn. DoWncs and Shaw tho
target ship Ulah and tho minc
layer Ogalala had been sunk
. hy japanese alrCrattl
The casualty list o. The 3f
American warshipS sunk included
1900. officers and men the na>S
source SAID
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
buy a Bomber----
Dr.. Riggs 10 Be Honored

Or Horny Earle Riggs n Ann
Arbor former University OF Mich
lc1r read of the department Of
ct' engineering VIII be pre-
,cnfcd With an honorary member
ship in tho American Society Of
Civil t0C.HccrS AZ the annual
reetlng t1mOrrcw night in New
ln,k CIV.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
British BOOed EsAF
Officer Says Forces in Crete Misunderstood
Handcaps Of imperial Pilots

LONDON. Jan l5 OUP)-A
senior air force officer sand today
that Royal Nr Force pilots were
ooood and even stoned by British
troops IN the last stages of the
Crete campaign because of the
.ack of imperial aerial activity
Describing what he called "a
,ad incident. the officer said
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Deati) .notlces

BA>rLBA Victoria Jar T. 1912 sud
denly beloved VIE ot Anthony dear
mother ofs Mrs Rose Kiaun, Mrs Theresa
Moore Mrs Martha Siknrski John George
Mrs Euzabeth Siukei Mrs Margaret
Weber Mrs Helen Novsk ana Ms Evelyn
MarneNs % grandchildren and ore great
ErantctiI. Fuueral Friday AZ 80 m
~. n J1hu -P+orh"estt Funeral Home d3Ia
Trourley, street Services a. - J1nns.
t1e Evangelist Church. - lN. lnterm"ni
NJ OUtef CeW'frrt
>tNt>> Januar ~ John OF 1oi7
o. u--r ue. et husband ~ Anna West
rr.rd N.mers dear father ~ Martin
Danaa Mrs Marca Harden Mrs E'he
HanreIar. Mrs Ruin Noren, Mrs Betty
EneeIhardt- Lgandfather Of 10 grand
hisrea Funeral saturday 3 m Al
4 II Peters Funeral Home l2J5I Graiiot
Deceased was member 81 Triple Linked
Lodge ~. l2p, T. o o +
PIERSON January -, Georginia, wife OF
the late George G. p.erson dear mother
- Mrs Naude Blair. Mrs. John ". Fuchs.
Mrs John rpeGger Mrs Charles Voelker
ard Mss Tess Ruth Pierson sister Of
Mrs Henry PIersou Funeral from Fred
G Marshall sons Parl1rs. 1852 r. Jcffer-
son avenue Friday afternoon a. o'clock
CONSULT the enlarged Real Estate hstings
IN the o.s sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
BIRTHS

GIRLS
C-e were born to
F+fs S r.rrraa1- .i1T7- ~ ssonsIr.
Mars Savior 1927 Richter
iI,.~n SIgsat. 3slf LaWuta'e.
trus Semirus zO20 Nutaae
irrnr.rr Tempiu Sg22 Culver
-.'rt Thompson 2l2a Ash.4r4
Emma Van Hagen sll5 PiedU
H sr IS shau l1l35 Wesfphala
Nl-n " ken. 1925 Nlfart
Saom Weaver 1903 Monroe
u.-s WeUs s723 Cameron
oore Ne.Gner. 1924 Second boulevard
% lE and Park
,e1.e VIVIAN 1852 Cameron
il. Wop1coCk 1921 Huwnu.lt
Agnes Waters 1919 MsrEareta
Fn.Ns MAID T-O7 East Forest.
tIce Wood 5e7 Josephine
LlIIan Ietka s027 Lauder
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

COCkER, SPANIEL black white heen.s
ag90l northwest secu0nl Reward
.ElrthiaWn 5000
FOX tTERRIKR male white brown face:
rcIlhh1rhond KuodcI-Gratiot. Reward.
NDUVe AA6Q
KEYS -VicnE ~ EnerS Pace-Forest-
Moran saturday Reward i133 Euery
Place
LOST LlAht IAN ard white terrier, male
c4red tau. vicinity Joseph tampau ana
Dan avenues harness and license 40 l5l.
child pct Reward. Trinity l-2lHs
lost -FOUR notes totsling 81 600, reward.
31tf south Llfdesdale. See CARO-
SPRINGER SPANIEL. brown white;
neighhorh1at COY -keeler. Reward. Iele-
phone Vermont G.sil3
WHFELBARROWS- tTwOl, vicinity Forest
Avenue kindly return. Reward. Tele-
phone Plaza i0i6.
tulfsr HAIFED TERRIER. old blind.
vicinity Boston boulevard Fourteenth.
Reward Townsend s3ei
/ RIsTNATCH. email gold OLafayette-
last Grand boulevard Woodward, Putt
+ NAM reward ttHroy 1896
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Champion Paper & Fibre Com

PAW docIarcd a dlVldCnd Ot ,
cents on The common payable
March rs, 20 stock of record Feb
ruary - Paid tho same amount
March 15. last year.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Gcncral Foods Corporation de.

oi1rod q rcguIaE quartoNY dINIdcnd
Of 80 cents on The common, pay
able February rs. 10 stock 81
record January Is
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Ru,tlcss Iron a Steel Corpora

non declared a diVidend lOf u
cents y on the common payable
March p to\record Of February
~ PAID tho same amoun' March
! last year.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Intertype Corporation declared

\ dINdOud 0f = cents on common,
payable February rs, 10 stock OF
record February ? Payments IN
1871 were 40 cents June il, and
so cent, November 10.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Dividends
Bendi> AVIATION Corporation de

clared "A dividend OF 81, payable
March =. 10 record Of February ..
Paid tho same amount March J.
last year
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
American Thermos Bottle Com

pony dDcIared a dIWdcnd d 30
cents on the common. payable
February = 10 stock Of record
january 20 Paid the same amount
February ]. last year
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Death notires

BIAMh--+anuary ~, Henry. 'aaa hins.
ham. Dsarborr- beloved husnand ~
pam Services SatltdaV. 10 m., from
residence Inferuent Grardiawn Cemetery.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
RETAIL BAKERY
SAIEcNlt%

wanted ~ WEsrF- RAEEnY c for
established t.fy arf sll4r.tr fefrfuri.s
App,lcaJts uao rqua4fg at.Ifats s -le-
iuS thiUJ1 tu wH-afr bsHlrt.s tpht
proy.4cs steHdy eul nl. ti "ntrY -
$50 per Vefk ayd -p kE.5, tr't.r1
anf ~ fgLFaHIP itsp BF"0eL-
THREE rrar boss l15l. i.sasAnf y HJfk.
good esrri-Fr--vranie so afear. ~.
AppN . ar. 2'J5 Parr Room i2
M MANTED Experienced fixture
builders on aircraft fixtures.
First class only Also proof ef
citizenship
PROGRESSIVE WELDER 20.
3O50 East outer Drive
COioRFD first Csta mechanic srr'y
$500 Oak and Tfo.iy r8O
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

They failed 10 realize that
all Crete airdr0mes had been
occupied ny enemy land forces"
The informant added that he
was glad TO say there had been no
of the Crete incident,
which he interpreted As due
wholly 10 a lack Of understanding
by the land forces.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Funeral Directors
Lost and Found

SUTTON son
Nt7 TRUNBuI.L AVE TEMPLE 2Nl"o
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

IF Yop Ike 10 DRAW SKETCH e
PAINT. see TALENT TEST al IN in-
struCffOn column
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

If YOU have a car and want well pay
ing Job with opportunity 20 afvanos
Yourself. phone ne AT my home N9rthlavo
2946. from 20 ?. m tonight
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

iD.rol.ed by Kns Fca'g-e, syna, int
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
BENCHMEN
BOYS, 1919 YEARS OLD

with bicycles for night messenger Work
vacations with pay healthful outdoor
work 35c an hour, II YOU are attending
school here Is an opportunity for YOU
TO earn extra money See Mr. Swarthout.
Room 206 80 Shelby street
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH co.
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Grain Markets

BUY "A Bor
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15
Toronto Stocks

Buy a Bomber
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

Bay a Bomber
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

-Rnv a Rnnhcr
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

a BONNER
Detroit evening times., 1942-01-15

-RnN A RnnIhcr-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-21
BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.


NEW YORK, April 21-Lat-
est fuel for the baseball fires
comes from Jersey City's open
ing day ticket sale Jimmy
Powers of the New York News
dominates Mayor Frank Hague
to succeed Judge Lands as base
ball car, claiming that anyone
who can sell $4,000 tickets in
Jersey City should be recogniz-
ed as baseball's greatest promot-
er :. Byron Hollingsworth Of
the Tampa (Fla,) Times for
wards an editorial from his pa
per suggesting that Lands should
investigate the methods of sell
ing those tickets -. Pick your
sides, boys, and fight it out -.
Report from Ottawa is that
Canadian district draft boards
have agreed that no hockey play
er of military age will be allow
ed to leave Canada next winter
Operators of six Illinois race
tracks have pledged to contribute
the entire receipts Of designat-
ed day at each of the tracks to
the War Relief fund.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-21
Local Bowlers
at A.B.C. Today

One Mount Clemens minog
events pair-Floyd and Les
Frederick n d six quintets
are scheduled for action in
the American Bowling Con-
gress at Columbus today.
Floyd Frederick, slated for
an army draft, got special
dispensation from the A.B.C.
to bowl his minor events ear
ly; usual practise is for teams
to follow up their five-man
competition on the following
day with their minors events.
The two were to bowl at $50.
Teams set to bowl tonight
at 1890 are: Altes Lager, Blue
Rock, Oldbru, Dads, Priehs
and Rosso's.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-21
Rule Prohibiting Chartering
of Buses Brings Loop Meeting
Border Cities League Confers on Problem;
Trains, Scheduled Routes Nay Be Used

Faced with a serious problem
of transportation, which may cut
into the Border Cities League
schedule, officials of the six
school loop of which Mount
Clemens high is a member will
meet tomorrow.
Representing the Bathers at
the Fordson High (Dearborn)
meeting will be Athletic DireC-
tor Ernest J. Buckholz and
Principal Monte McFarlane.
A recent government order
prohibiting the chartering of
buses by private groups is the
immediate cause of the confer
ence. Since the Mount Glenn
ems high team has always trav-
eled by chartered bus for its
football games, the order will
necessitate some sort of rear
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-21
In This Corner
NEW BALTIMORE CANCELS BASEBALL
GAMES; PAIR OF GOLFERS
CHALLENGE ALL
BY DENNIS BROWN

LOCAL JOTTINGS Baltimore has cancelled all OF its
baseball games of adequate sized squad Is the
reason given by Coach Dan Todt
Coach Red Perner Haven looking for pair Of
games fill out his schedule South Lake state TRACK
champions in Glass year, not expected to repeat
Their famed team" is only one now.
Chuck Ncolai handerS golf champion and county
ttIst been handicap rating OF by ue
Detroit District Golf Association Chuck IS playing win
Cowane this than HCest the latter member OF
the Metropolitan Golf Association.
RUDE Dunlap coowner of the BowlO Drome, left yes
teday for the ABC Columbus of the first of the
contingent depart for the big bowling event
Drome is making 10 reservations Tor next
wears meeting Buffalo N Y since the Congress there Will
be limited to teams $500 less than are in the Col
umbus meet which entries unlimited.
Don Rogers director for the county and member
m the Super Cleaners during the winter has
departed Flint position Dick Dayne and Ronrle Mac
Donald the former medas the state amateur last sum
me have issued standing challenge to other pair OF
region for mach-but not for doughnuts or
marbles Macdonald brother of Alex and is assisting
the of the HiCrest course this season
SPORTSTEw arrangements have been made for
Mickey Cochranes Naval Training station baseball
team to appear Ann Arbor May 10 against Michgn
The Wolverines way dropped pair of games to West
winning the conference title and
are revenge Michigan opens its title defense FIJI
day against Purdue.
Babe the only pitcher who carried fat batting
average Johnson chopped out fine 433 for Wash
ington 1925, stepping to the plate In so games
though he pitched in only 80.
Highest win the Michigan State Bowl
ing 1892 when the Southeastern Recreation team
Detroit the Kalamazoo tournament The alleys
must have hot because the F. Fetzer OF
posted the top aeyents count of all time with sizzling
2O37.