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Evening star., 1942-12-30
APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHEp.

APARTMENTS UkFURNISHED.
3 ROOMS BATH, SMALL PORCH. GAS
range, refrigerator: warm. Call Temple
2OSg.
TO SUBLET-FOUR-R ROOM APT, YEAR IS
lease; new duplex bldg; heat, hot water
and Janitor service: S5S..15 month; adults:
few steps to ConGreSS Heights bus and
shops; Sc, District Box 1871, Star
Maryland COURTS, 51s 9th ST. NE.
now :4-hr. switchboard and elev. serv.
> RMS, KIT, SEMI-PVT. BATH, LARGE
InGloSea BACK porch; util turn; gentiles
only. sos Jefferson st. NV.
pam Priyate HA fntrance. M FHoMs ssTases ANR na
floor Of bungalow; ell utilities Included
rents $40 per mo. with part-tme care Of
furnace; cony. to all Transportation; avail
able at once. Call Wariield S0l5.
4-RQoM, BATH APT. ABOVE STORE,
perch, garage. 1925 B st. ne Near
school streetcar and shopping center;
9.30, Can be seen at any time.
COZY FIREPLACE APT.
1928 Flower ave, Takoma Park, Md
Lay. rm., bedrm., kit, dinette. bath. En-
plOyed couple only; S53
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GEORGETOWN
HnIsES uNEuRNIShEp.

loOS MADISON NV ROOMS AND
bath, INV h. electricity. Available Jan.
l. Call GE 1880 bet 9 and an. 30'
S73.50 PER MO.-160a FORT DUPONT
ST. Sc $4,000 block Que ST.. 9 rooms.
bath, recreation room, lavatory. Call Mr..
Fihppo, with REALTY ASSOCIATES, EX.
1922, until pm,
SUBURBAN HOUSE, FRESHLY PAINTED
and papered. with lot for garden and
raising piss. HI. 1899 tHyattsvilie S3a9l
I3S BRYANT ST. NW.--6 ROOMS, B.,
h,-w h, garage; $3.50.
3tnS Adams st. n.e.-4-rm., bath.
bungalow: SST so,
wAPLE g. JAMES, INC,
1924 i4th ST, NV, D1. 33is,
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ARMY OFFICER wants or preferably .
uufurn. rms, running water. vic. i'm
Rrd Perna. ave NV. ?. Office Box 62li.
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE desire furn.
I'm IN Belle Haven, Alex. or VIC good refs.
Gail TR. 4lll.
ROOM. FURNISHED private bath, shower.
nr Thomas Circle; gentleman. Box ii: :!-L,
STAR. i
YOUNG LADY desires furnished or un-
furnished, attractive room. Box bal.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

CHEVY CHASE, MD Nicely Iuru., adj,
bath, exc. lcnt food, unuSual priv; large,
spacious home; for discriminq,n ng en-
gloyed persons. BY commitment, WI oG92.
.Si4 WIS AVE NW.-Nice room in
jewish home, excellent meals. Emerson
1909 9Th ST NW-singcr's has lust the
place. for you boys and slrls are happy
1852 PARK PL. NV, facing soldiers
unlim. phone, best of food: $40 mo. RA.
Sl3a.
TAKoMA PARK. D c.-vacancv for GEN
tlomsn: must appreciate good home; excel.
meals. unlim phone: $40 mo. GE 2Sl6.
alo7 CONN. AvE.-Triple room with fire
place; other vacancies; lmmed. occLpancy'
excel. bus service. OR. l2l5.
I09O 10th ST. N.W.-Vacancv for young
lady: walking distance: excellent meals. So
1854 EYE ST. N.W.-NeWly furnished, for
Young men and women; SIS 10 So per
month. 81
:3S2o KANSAS AVE NW.-Room for sew
Kosher meals conv trausn. No break
1asts; rees. prices. ia. 4S45.
PETWORTH, 45oI Iowa ave. n,w.-One
one: double rm. ana porch , fun beds;
warm clean home; excel meals, reas'
"36 10th ST. NW-Vacancy for refined
man, share with another, .2nd-f. rm., pvt
bath nicely furn, excel. food and tranSp.
] BLOCK FROM RUS-Double rm., twin
beds: breakfast and dinner served; unllm
prone. Trinidad $40.
MT PLEASANT-H Housing OF the better
type for girls: home cooking. unllm phone,
laundry 1891 Hobart s., NV. AID. 2"Nl ..
1g3 nth ST. NE-Beautiful rm for cou-
pie: l rm. for young man; excellent meals;
conv. tranSp.: $40 wk.
I1O5 UPSHUR ST. NV Single room.
running water. excellent meals. ! blk. ol
10th 81 bus; gentleman
14O1 10th ST. NV.
Idcal residence for business people
farsc triple Other vacancies. SWlth-
board service Selected menus.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
ARMY OFFICER ordered away. desires
home for Seml-nvRhd mother, in refined,
comfortable surroundings, in NV. section;
preferably In apt.. can supply furniture
for room Call no. 6!n3.
TABLE 6oARD
TABLE BOARD,
STRICTLY KOSHER.
Delicious meals served between g and
= 40 nm, reasonable prices. 1899 Kansas
ia ISt1
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

WILL BUY OR RENT BUNGALOW OR
small house: or rent unfurn. apt; close to
Cabin John car line. Phone Oliver 1924.
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ROOMS EuRN. G uNFURN.
ROOMS WANTED.

hoth AND PA. AVE.-Large front room
reception room. dining room. all together
freshly decorated RE. a7S5 after Is p m
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ARMY OFFICER ordered away. desires
home for Seml-invalid mother, in refined
comfortable SURROUNDINGS, in NV. section
preferably In apt: can supply furniture
for room Call 40 6"n3.
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4-FAMIIY APT
FARMS FOR SALE.

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. MD. .IBE-
low Brandywine,, % miles from D. C. line
ii acres with modern house, rms, and
bath. hot-Waier heat, eiec.; immediate
possession: may rent or trade. DIXIE
REALTY CO. MA. $3.50.
ESTATES. FARMS, COUNTRY HOMES IN
Northern Va, convenient to Washington
Let me know what YOU want. BUELL.
AGENCY. uernGaIL. Va /.
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STORES FOR RENT.


924 18th ST NV. DOORS SOUTH
Of K st.-1st, floor facing Franklin Park.
Has been real estate otiCe of Charles D.
Sager for :. years. WIN sell office equip
mtnt. Could be used for real estate office.
LIQUOR store, men 5 furnishings, etc. Call
Ma 0o36.
3Gl1 18th ST, NE-l1x45, LIMESTONE
front" show windows suitable real estate,
Insurance. doctor, dentist beauty paror
or dehcatessen. Key 3G19 10Th st. e
STORE IN NEW SHOPPING CENTER,
Silver Spring. Nd,
P.nry Branch Rd. and Flower Ave.
NJ Large Housing and Apt. Development.
Rec sonab!e Rental Call Ordway 346o.
1852 P ST. NV.
Approximately lsX35, fun basement,
additional entrance on alley, rear yard,
$40 per mo.
2217 14th ST. NV.
APPROXIMATELY I6X3O, heated. S35 per
mo.
CHAS. C KOONES & CO.
"l@ Southern Rlcg. DI S157.
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PAUL P. STONE, Realtor.

NEAR CONN. AVE.
. years old Brick home with slate
roof 6 rooms, l1a baths pa bath on st
floor), screened porch, buIlt-in garage
Priced TO sell at once, easy terms
ROBERT L. McKEEVFR CO.,
ShNreham Bldg Lobby. MA 41SN
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better SerUice, Gduer-
tiSers are requested to in
clude telephone Yumber in
announcements ander For
Rent CldSsifcdtions.
Evening star., 1942-12-30

VACANT STORE-SI2 . 800
In MI Pleasant; 20-ft. front; $4,000
trust; 5-room and bath apartment above
Gail Bruce KesSler, WI S965. with
-" SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1908 H S. NV, National @345.
PROMINENT IN-TOWN CORNER, MOD
ern building, excellent return on Sl4O,U0O
price. -
j. A WEINBERG co,
woodward Bldg. MA. $500.
4-FAMILY APIS, NEW. Sl5,250.
4-FAM1LY DETACHED DE LUXE, $3.50.
DETACHED APIS. AND STORE. 100000.
SAM RAGEY .AD oEnN
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

LARGE DETACHED HOME. COMPLETELY
furu. bedrms., dressing rm. 2i2 baths;
in good conC. available now; SIS. Call
FO. 65tt5. Ext ia. after ) pm.
4-PEDROOM HOUSE-tWISH TO RETAIN
> bedrooms. 4al1 44th st. NV. Phone
Woodlev 7t9I.
DESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSE. 6 RMS
and hath. in Southeast. near Congress
ErirhtS Trinidad n13S
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A REAL BUY,

Located in Chevy Chase, Md.-A 3-bed-
room home, living room, 23Xi4.G: large
dining room modern kitchen, inCloSrd
porch. TINS IS a frame home well built
and insulated; bronze weather stripping,
9UicR SHc sae aIo'$ a "lne9S ca EN- e4 eo m oT
Q m, F A TWEED co. 5504 Conn ave.
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AUTO TRUCKS EoR SALE

WANTED GARAGE. vicinity sI2 Randolp
s.. NV. Call Taylor 0635
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TABLE bOARD.
TABLE BOARD

IABIE BOARD,
STRICTLY KOSHER.
Delicious meals served between and
30 nm, reasonable prices. 1899 Kansas
Sve NV IA ASi6.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-03
Barney's Edge,
Out Richards

Barney's Tailors, leader of the
tumble Softball League, fell off
their 25-run-a- game pace, estab-
lished in their first two clashes,
last night but nevertheless man.
aged good, fat share of tallies.
They turned back Richards,
1915. in the closest game yet
played in the senior loop. though
needing four runs in the last Of
the sixth to do it. Behind, 1914,
going into the front of the sew
enth, the losers counted once but
were unable to tie the score up.
Barney's jumped to a SO lead
in the first inning. but Richards
fought back, scoring six times in
the third, helped by Merritt
Willmarth's triple and Devan-
tiers double. Four more runs
were added in the fourth, paced
by Pegelo's triple and doubles by
Carl Batkins and Willmarth.
The winners counted six more
runs in the fifth with catcher
Bill Reh's homer setting the
pace; Saunders had a double to
help things out.
Richards ole 412 lis FL s
Barney's sol 064 x-16 Is s
Batteries: Barney's - Pegelo.
Kepsel and Reh. Richards
Richard and KuSe.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-03
FRIDAY
BY DENNIS BROWN

Bob Pastor Joe Lous
Since that time Rapid Robert has achieved position of
boxing circles this he thank the Army
which claims Billy Conn and the Alabama Assassin club
Now it Pastor popular that he could
pick months by scamperng about
country picking quarre with several other chaengers for
the No ring spot
Since enough lettuce to choke rabbit, it is
that Pastor would snatch at this
tunity Pastor Now seems he would rather play
golf
Seemingly, he is not holding clubhouse in the head if you
what Is Mr. Pastor Is he conte
plating of sports did Sam Byrd the old New York
ouelder who of the tourney
swing?
PASTOR YODELS ABOUT AN SO
He is not In his conversation with Manager Jimmy john
yodeed reported 49, I'm going play
until August he said.
This the that would make good golfer quit
August But Bob would rather trade full of shanked
dubbed woods and missed puts for $150000
very smart horse trader, Mr. Pastor.
Just the type to swap brand fuyshoed horse for
a 16cylinder Cadillac job - without tires
AS Mr. Jimmy Johnson, his Whats he think
they're going to do - keep that dough on ice7"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-03
Owls Combine
Clicks 10 Upset
Leander Grew
Loxen's Hurting Helps
Bounce First-PIoce
Contender, 1914

The Owls Club, a much fear
ed aggregation which is always
threatening TO click m e
through last night to knock off
Leander Cafe, second place team
in the Twilight Softball Leagues
Red division, in clash a. ST.
Mary's, l0-4.
The upset victory was only
the third of the season for the
Owls, and the third loss for Lee
ander, which had been in a
strong challenging position for
first place.
Able to collect only five hSts
spread over five innings -
off Gerry Lozen, lanky Owls
pitcher, three of the Leander
runs were initiated by walks
LoZen struck out 10 batters. The
fourth came on Louie from
bley's homer in the second.
GOOD IN CLUTCH
The Owls had taken a 80
lead by the end of the third in
ming and never reiinquished it
In the fourth. after the first man
had doubled for Leander, to put
him on the spot, Lozen struck
out three batters in row. His
teammates, meanwhile helped
him out with two runs in the
fifth for a So margin at that
point and then hit a five rur
jackpot in the sixth.
Vino Hazard, shortstop, who
was first up, doubled, and after
one was out, an error put Spence
Fenton on. Big Red Lehl gained
a walk and then, after Fred
Soule had poppe out, Dor
Skarritt reached first on an err
ror, Fenton scoring. Lehl count
ed on a passed ball and outfield-
err Paul Jankowski tripled to put
Skarritt over, scoring himself
on a passed ball a minute later
Louie Trombley, whose two
errors at second, let two Owls
runs in, was the only man on
either team to get two hits; he
had a double and homer in three
trips.
Leander oil Dol l. 5 {
Owls -. OLE 025 x-10 6
Batteries: Owls - Lozen anC
Fenton. Leander - Sarver anC
Froberg.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-03
.SchwarZkOff
Drops Deeper
into Dungeon

Schwarzkoff, sunk deep into
the cellar of the Twilight Soft
ball Leagues Red division,
ploughed just a bit further in
last night as they dropped their
18th straight clash, to Nesbitt's,
21-5.
Though collecting nine hits
the losers could not make them
count, three consecutive singles
in the fifth failing to score a run
ner. -
Included in Nesbitt's attack
were two consecutive homers in
the fiftA, oy Don Baayck and
Ken Schwark and another cir
cult blow, by Sprader, in the
seventh. Triples were wracked
up by Fritz Ratzow and Eddie
Eschenburg.
Ray Volkenant, with four for
five, paced the winners at the
plate - three of his hits being
doubles. N. Newman, and Bal
lard, both with three for four,
topped the losers. Twelve errors
contributed to Schwarzkoff' S
loss.
Nesbitt's $40 463 al Is S
Schwarzk'f1 100 900 l. 10 IL
Batteries: Nesbitt's Weier
and Eschenburg. Schwarzkoff-
Newman, Diener 60 and Nor
itz.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-03
Towers Girls
PhyAN-Star
Team Tomorrow

Details of league all star
game, pitting the best players
of the Blue Water Softball loop
against the overwhelming Fish
err Towers team, were announc-
ed today by Manager Bill La
Croix of the Towers ten.
The game will be played to-
morrow afternoon on the Shady
side diamond at 2:30 o'clock. APP
propriately enough in view of
the July 4 date. the affair will
serve as a benefit for the u. S.
O. with a hat = collection being
taken.
According to LaCroix, all of
the teams in the girls loop will
be present tomorrow and the
managers will select the all-star
aggregation which will face the
undefeated local ten. dictator of
the loop. Teams which will be
presented on the combined out
fit are: St. Clair Indians, Dia-
mond Crystal, Algonac, Port
Huron and Chrysler girls of Port
Huron. LaCroix asked that all of
the local players report at 2 o.
clock for practise.
14TH STRAIGHT
Last nights loop game at St.
Clair saw the Tower girls
marching to their 14th straight
win of the season, IA. Although
Jean Randolph allowed the St.
Clair outfit eight hits, her heavy
hitting comrades saved her from
worry as they piled up a 6-1
lead over the first three frames.
Included in the locals attack
was a one-run double by third
baseman Carolyn Miller in the
first. three consecutive doubles
IN the third inning aIfti d home
run by Miss Miller in the fifth;
it was her fifth of the season.
The third-baseman also. paced
her team at the bat with three
hits in four trips.
Present ST. nd ings in the
league have the Fishers Towers
on top followed by the Indians,
with II wins and three losses
all at the hands of the locals.
Port Huron, Marysville, Algonac
and Diamond Crystal follow in
that order.
F. +. ..... 213 O1O o. Ia 4
Indians :. 001 Dol "A 8 6
Batteries: F. T. Randolph
and Campbell. Indians - Miller
and Berry.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-03

A game between Richmond
and Center Line, originally slat-
ed for the south county site on
Sunday, will be played at Rich
mond, Gene Bailey, manager OF
the latter team said today.
Results of the Warren-Fraser
clash last Sunday, unreported al
the time of Mondays story, have
been entered in the standings,
Warren oeing the victor in the
clash, 1914. Fraser will be play
ing its first game tomorrow un-
der a new manager, Charles
Sackman, who is replacing Paul
Miller.
Starting hurlers for the week
end tits were not definitely
known by the managers, but at
Mount Clemens it was expected
to be Billy Cent? with Lyle
Bliss handling the duties on
Sunday. Eddie Frost, strikeout
artist of the New Baltimore
team, was expected to be on the
mound July 4 engagement with
Randall taking over on Sunday.
Eddie Laffriniere was tenta-
lively slated to hurl for Fraser
with Rottmann on the mound for
Warren in games tomorrow. Ed
Glowniak and Bob Burke were
expected to handle the duties
for Richmond over the week
end.
All games start at 3 o'clock.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-03
Is for LIB Holes
Best Scores on Each Hole at HiLcrest
During Season Will be Taken
for Ringer Play

ger at Hillcrest, said this morn
ing that scores eligible for the
best ball on each h lie
would extend from last Sunday
through Sept. 1, with the excep-
ton of a hole-in-one, scored .
month ago. Prizes viii b
awarded the first player on each
h ,e to chalk up the winning
score.
Figuring on the possih1a
scores, golfers forecast eagle 81
on all the par 5 holes, of which
there are four-for a total of H.
three's on all the par as, o&
which there are eight-a total
of "a; and rs on all the par
3's, of which there are six-
for a total of IL. This would
make a grand total of AZ. How
ever, one ace has already been
ehalked up and the probability
of one or two more on other
holes during the summer, az
else the chance of someone hol-
ing out long wood on one of
the par as or SIS cuts the pre-
dicted score to around IS.
COURSE RECORD "a
Individual record on tlso
course is 81, held Jointly By.
Russ Fellows and Chuck" Mic
OLAF.
Scores on five holes have al
ready been recorded. four eagles
and q birdie being on the nst. 4
Following are the scores ~
ready turned in; all but on
stand a chance of being bettere1
during the season.
No. s, par ; (1S3 yards), Mn
M0derson, 3.
No. 7, par 3 go yards), r.
Fellows, I.
No. 8. par 5 t47s yards), D.
mis- Brown, 3.
No. 3, par 5 (lss yaris) VII
ME Bears, 3.
No. IL, par 5 (l73 yss1sD,
Ronnie Macdonald, :.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-03

Turning back a challenge of
the Kresge ten, the Monitor
Leader held fast to it's strong
hold on second place in the Jun
ior League last night, defeating
their fourth-place rival, "a, on
the Consumers Power diamond.
Two walks off Ed Sheldon in
the first inning initiated a pair
of runs for the winners and they
were never headed. Four sim
giles in the third gave them a
trio more and they added three
tallies in the fourth without get
ting a hit as two errors and a
walk put men on. The ninth tai
ly was counted in the fifth.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-03
War Conditions Gust
Horton Smith from Job

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, July g.
(P)-The war has hung an en-
ployment wanted sign on the
door of Horton Smith, one of
golfdom's foremost gentlemen.
The lanky veteran, visiting,
said he was released June I by
the company for whom he was
field representative, and that his
contract at the Pinehurst, N. c.,
club has not yet been renewed,
due to war conditions.
Due to play in Ryder Cup chal-
lenge exhibitions at Detroit
July ID, Smith said he wasn't
alarmed over the job outlook
lust concerned"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-03
Sears Clowns
10 10-5 Victory
CelIor Teom Victim
in Sloppy Come

Glowing" was given an as
sist in Spruce Inns victory over
Danny Sears team in a Twilight
Softball League Blue division
earlier this week, but last night,
playing against the cellar Cover
ed Wagon team, Sears outfit got
in share of Glowing and still
came through by a 1O-5 count.
The clash was at Griffith.
The winners were held to four
hits - two of those coming in
the last frame - by Hazen HUI
bert, new hurler for the trail
ers, but six walks and a like
number of errors contributed to
the defeat. Ray Pete" Tromb-
ley, back on the mound for
Sears allowed but three hits and
had five hitless innings. Two of
the safeties of him came in the
final frame when he was lobbing
them in.
SLOPPY GAME
The losers took a 81 lead in
the first and added another in
the second, when Sears tied il
up at 3-3. The game preceded
sloppily along with Roger For
ton driving in q run in the fifth
on his double, the first extra
base hit of the game. Lprne
Dubay's triple in the seventh
pushed Trombley across.
Covered Wagon went scoreless
from the second until the seventh
frame. though they loaded the
bases with one out in the fifth.
A strikeout and pop-uo settled
the issue, however. In the sew
enth, Weir reached first on an
error and was pushed across by
Henry Duckert's triple. Collar
Pipe singled to drive in Duckert
for the losers fifth run. None
of the batters on either side got
more than one hit.
Sears -. 121 031 2-1o 1 s
Cov'd Wag. 21o eco IS 6
Batteries: Sears - TrombleS
and Sears. c. w. - Hubert and
Allor.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-03
HurIer Wins II
Games without Loss

CLOVIS, N. NJ, July 3-(P-
Seventeen straight victories and
no defeats.
That's the pitching record Of
22-year-old Ken Wyatt of the
Clovis Pioneers of the West Tex
as league this season. Wyatt,
no relative of Whitlow Wyatt of
major Vague fame, entered or
gained baseball only a year
ago.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-03
Bathers Richmond Get Chance to Bolster Baseball Chaenq1
Stanford Wins
4 College Titles

PALO ALTO, Calf, July
8 (P - Stanford athletes
wrapped up four National In
tercollegiate Athletic champ
ionships this year and retain
ed a grip on another, perhaps
earning the right to chortle
the old saw: HE who laughs
last. laughs best
Not many colleges can point
to a one-year record in what
amounts to countrywide COM
petition of having won team
titles in basketball and ten
mis-; a tie for team golf champ
ionship and the singles lead
ership in both golf and ten
mis-.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-03

Veteran golfers today were
predicting that As or 46 would
be posted in the Hillcrest Golf
Courses Ringer play.
Under the rules of the play,
the best scores on every hole for
the entire season are added to-
gether. Although par on the 49,
hole layout if II, a total well
below so is expected by taking
the best cards of the thousands
of golfers playing On the course.
In a national ringer" tourna-
ment conducted last Summer by
private clubs. a card of AZ for
the Glenoaks club of Detroit
won first place.
AWARD PRIZES
Alex Macdonald, pro-mana-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-03
Newsies Hold Fast TO End Place

Unable to get an extra base
blow, the Newsboys were aided
by frequent errors. Kresge's
shortstop, Bob Tinker, tripled
in the second and scored on Dud-
ley McCready's double, but the
rest of the losers hits were sim
giles.
Tom Donaldson, with three
singles in three trips, topped the
Newsies' batting list.
Kresge's 80. oil 10 "a 6 5
NIL 49,. 203 $40 x-9 8 1
Batteries: NIL - Verniece and
Manning. Kresge's - Sheldon
and Teller.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-03
Weekend Sees
County Teanls
Playing Twice
Two End Ploee Mines
Con Cut into kH-NB
Leod in Moeomb Loop
MACOMB COUNTY BASEBALL

Two teams, Mount Clemens
and Richmond, will have an op-
portunity this weekend to slice
into the margin the New Balti-
more-New Haven nine holds in
the Macomb County Baseball
League.
With two games slated for all
outfits over the weekend - on
Saturday and Sunday - dou-
BILE loss for the combination out
fit, which is undefeated, and a
pair of wins for either Mount
Clemens and Richmond, or both,
would tighten the race for hon.
ors considerably. The mort h
county team, composed of the
best players fom both towns, has
chalked up five straight vic
tories, while the next best mark
in the loop, held by both the
Dairy nine and Richmond, is
500 for four starts.
WIN TWO STRAIGHT
Mount Clemens, with two
consecutive victories will play
host to Center Line tomorrow
and will travel to Fraser Sun
day. The New Haven combine
will attempt to fatten its lead
on the two last place teams,
Warren and Fraser.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-03
18 Years Above
80; Then q 73

KANSAS CITY, July 3-tR-
Dave Kelly has been playing
golf for Is years. Only once in
that time did he ever dent 80.
Then yesterday he shot a 10
just one over par. 1t included
q hole in -one.