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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

winners il you count my
World Series win-wOrklng for
the kind of money MacPhail
offered me"
Old Sam West IS. and a veteran
Of ID years 1ychaSing in tho
majors, was en- route from his
Lubbock. Tex, home 10 Pasadena
Cal, 70 Join the White SoX. West
was given his unconditional re.
lease by the Senators at the enc
of last season. The Sox and the
Chicago Cubs will begin their IA.
game exhibition schedule 10.
1norFptN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

These OFFICIAL insignia of American air
squadrOns :. . designed by Walt Disney and
other famous artists -. are EXACT dupli-
Gates of insignia used on Americas fighting
planes. Nothing more clearly portrays the
fighting spirit and logged determination of
American hers than the inspiratiOnal
insignia carried on the fuselage of every
L. 5. fighting plane. Boys. Girls. Adults.
. MAKE your OWN valuable collection of
FULL COLOR Combat Insignia Stamps
to keep for yourself and pOsterity -. as a
memento of these stirring days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
CARDS BUMP REDS

But three exhibition games were
played yesterday. At Clearwater.
Fla. Washington defeated Clcve-
land, 10 10 Z, with seven Of the
runs accounted for by homerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
the Hook
With :
Lewis n. Walter

win The Kentucky Derby winter book coming out Of
the boys wiring for information Jim Norris choice
They haven't forgotten that the Olympia vice president really
gets the word With information
ne hi the Derby jackpot for $4,000 Will settle for 500
cash ?? - 'N
ymie Paul the busy little snapper who always knows
"Mhalk cOOkn,n $ Manager
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

Sdys Jacobs boy, Harvey Dubs is Too light Tor
Champion Fritzie Zivic :. =. Green Bay Packers
Georgia guard, Us expecting the call for army
duty at GAINESVILLE. Tenn, while Bill, the Mime
sofa end has signed with the Navy Air Corps
at Minneapolis.
Montreal has sold out for the Red Wings
-tgame with the Les Canadiens there tomorrow
night. which may decide both teams playOfs
positions It's billed "preview of the
playOns" Olympia reports a strong ticket
demand for the return game here sunday night
Wings set TO watch Terry Reardon.
HandicappcrS are passing up most horses
which draw the rail in sprint races at Tropical
Park =. Post position No the best at
Eialeah but il is the reverse at Tropical, where
any horse which can break from the rail make
the sharp turns and win at 6 furlongs is sus-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
by international News service

And besides being entitled 10 a
raise. if and when he joins the
Brooklyn Dodgers. he'll have TO
hire a hand TO take his place on
his farm near Buchanan, Ga,
what with the increased farm pro-
duction plan and all. Whitlow
Wyatt reflected today.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-01
Nationwide
Rationing
Effective

H;y The Associated i'rc,s)
NuunnWtdc gasoline rdlinnlnn
hrc"Ih" effective today. crdIu.
"Ild scramble by motorists L.
lay IN rc.crvc Stock-llquUr as
well as Gasolinc-for cmcrgcn-
cicS.
They stored their precious
fucl n everything from aband-
rncd filling stations to open
dishphns. despite frantic warn
ingS from fire department Off
C:als.
Even before the midnight ra-
tp1in2 dcadlinc. two fires were
blamed on the malicShift Stor-
IIc devices and at least one
man wus burned severely.
While the remainder of the
nation was cngruSScd with gaSn-
lin" storage there WAS another
rush down in dry Olilahoma-to
>i"Ck I'D on liquor before the
i"rT ""''on y week quota he
rom" effective and stopped
travel e. nearby wet states.
Nd state law enforcement
.''Ir"r> ;ondlv hoped the ra-
''"r."% w"Gld eliminate boot
'"t"r"s--lust a> sugar rHtioning
already has eliminated moon
sinners Ia Il large extent.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-01
GucCeSSOr
10 Zen Prince
Willie Named

'.ti'rHir. nee. !. thip The State
h'...n, .nt rltn.r WORKS Conn
o. vii NEE! ilru. day - 49,
- ''"E"ll'I H."urhDru IN the Sc
'''", %, It successor l." Chairman
".n IimCc. vino resigned To- accept
rn'"m'Is ION a. Army mHIol.
Ihc post must he filled uy eubcr-
'',"iIW appointment. but II l. prob
.'I' mat u" governor win follow
vac '"wIi.L siGn'@ recommendation
liIlI"'. HHp o. tn!C.Ing tine ord
...I'i rHI", save m. unconditional
~ innu'l.M {, tie governor yc&trr-
'' DE "a C.i.I c>,v,.iIlt .pId that
H { 'H''m.ty U!ur lie ppiicy
'"'' ma. L'"n Ipiipi.rd ,nCC the
'"i."i'L "s VA. lrHntcu .!nyJ
. h'.r "a 40 enc" ion ;nc duration.
'''F 4 ,!r"iIaru"ui. irm,". II
rh'.. WI I,pun u. rmu. mau
u III" war end bci"r" May l.. lgiJ,
.' ''''D TT. "I'Dr'IIuu,ih ",pI.s.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-01
Sharp Deductions
IN Crop Subsidies
Under AAA Ruk.
Farmers Who Fail to
n cnie We Production
h'iotments in 1943
VIII Lose High Per
tcnta sc Of Benefit
- EGcnts.

So iiin"tnn. Dee. I.--i.Tl--
~. - y: - IL ri So mr"I:... ,,rr
a. 4" "L:''. thr lsgi"uiii.rC dr.
'''''fh' aE'I"urc"d I'D y l,.It
'tN' H!n fail 10 ari'i -
-" II ,:cGH"ti1n aii.:men,s u..l
N"Ir wili be pc,:aiizcd Ey suff
~ onrlinrS i,":n TIER icdrai
"ron Su0' irii'..
o." al t'..s ut explained !gI.
E. ."i'..! e. ... ,:acu; ..,.t.... .l..,.
..'"'. W"Hi D. C.c.Ig... O., not. .,.,l
ltd. ..""urit. II 80! tHv H...: G. Z. ,l.
''''i '':.L ..! ;.tI payments v.,lIl..
p '"'"%D n. "n line G-.G!c e" t. l....c..
" iwnlyr H.,c;, Ills goal
HE draLrimrnl said failure
at idrnci> tO plant AT least 30
pr "r"i oI their a..utm"n,> for
CEN c"ttan. peanuts. rice. To-
hirco and wheat would result
IA payment deductions 1T Il rate
i.'' ''.n, Inc rat" NJ Payment.
Hl.-. II wa, CNIlaNcd. - ;arp-
- '."p -u.slHy WDU.i 10 v.ipru uli,
'.'.'l' s...uIH u" pl.a.' only ~ pcr
'' r- 'A"ju...... jui,l e.
'i '.''. E. r':.f. Ao.,..,.. Tia. a,-
..... N ...'.'u. i;ui..i. Vail n,. n.,I.
'... .J.'l. var clpl.. e..
. '".',"H .lvu C.up- Tor iacu al-
''." Co.,. - .nI I'm lciuuII o.
,""ii"'cd "'. l'a.:r tour)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-01
Johnson Backs
Changed In Rule
On Securities

Raleigh. Dec. l.-(AP)-Siatc
Treasurer Charles NJ. Johnson said
today in his capacity as chairman
%! the local government commits
sion that he would recommend Il
change in statutes Ia permit counties
and municipalities 10 buy short term
paper.
Fnr the last several months John
son has been prodding local units 10
collect delinquent taxes. The re
SIil'. ne said. was favorable and some
units ran up considerable surplus
Under Il 1881 law the local govern
mental structures arc required -
use surplus money 10 reduce take
The following year. Johnson said
local governments must prepare for
greatly reduced incomes and that
the situation could be met win
short term government bond Oh
Treasury notes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-01

Moscow. Dec. 1.-(AP)-
ii".: lli;Icr'S own appeal WAS
.Cp.T;cd today To he squirting
"' EaZ..' in = desperate but UNI
G.. stu! .igh; to rccap,urI
H.!":y Ines sauih Ct Rzhcl
~ southwest OF Vclikie LUX
, he central Russian from
t Of Nc COW.
';.al E,ncv t. ,hc Ger
- ~ network of COM
i'"",cct' OLs. said Red Star, that
!i:!ler trlrsraphcd his cOmman.
&C cihEE King the threat
10 lie city aud warning that
'i..c i.;ss .I itH!.cv is equal to
e loss 0f half Of Ecrlia.''
Livery thrust in new series Of
cogntIr attacks was beaten of,
thc Army newspaper said,
(TEc BIC. heard in New York by
CHS, said the Russians ="
alruouy wee Iuc,lcd in fierce Ugh;
ing vithm RIh.V and Il London
r.NC:;ing News dispatch from :; bc!l-
lo,"I said Russian shock troops were
.a't.n2 the German, from house lo
house.
linc Russians. IN an earlier Of
.CnSivr. had closed pInccrs around
2Ihcv from north and south and mad
son ionthold in the city'S outskirts.
There has been no indication that
hey ever were dISindccd. The ncH
export. therefore. may refer 10 Rus
Continued on Page Four)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-01
Investment
income Hit
President Roosevelt
Plans To Ask Cen
gress to Include Re-
turns in Salary Limit.

Washington. Dec. 1.-(AP-
President Roosevelt plans to
ask the new Congress To extend
the $4,000 net salary limitation
10 investment income. begin
ming i'm 1913.
An informed official said today
The President believed that all
types of Carnlng~ should he limited
ter the duration but had omitted in
yrstmcnt income from his executive
order because he was informed the
wage sterilization dCt gave him no
authority ~ tina; I'D.
As put into effect by Jamc> +.
ByrncS. economic director. the OK
ccutivc limitation bans the payment
by any company Or the receipt by
any individual Of gross yearly
snlary nf more than SCI 200. After
deductions for insurance. debt and
federal taX payments. this is cal
c'ln'Cd 10 leave $25.h0h rot.
There was NO comparable limita-
'nn. however. on III" income re-
"civcd from investments and this
(COniinuCl on Page twO)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-01

Wy l nc NSSOCldltu 'SS''
a lone American submarine. stalk
Ing its prey within view Of large
japanese cities. was officially credit
cd today with sinking eight enemy
cargo ShipS tOtaiing 10000 tons and
damaging four others in attacks on
Japans far drawn supply lines.
Operating 50 close 10 the Japanese
coast line that the CrcW could watch
horse races al big city track. the
submarine scored IFS biggest day
when we sank four big ships ~ one
hour" said Lieutenant Commander
Thomas u. Klabring. tho skipper
Commander Klakring has arrived al
Pearl Harbor 10 receive the Navy
Cross.
Other far Pacific Developments.
New Guinea iront--With scant
yards separating the japanese and
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-01
100 Billion Dollar
Budget Is Forecast
Huge Victory APP
preparation r equess
Expected to be Made
by President in An
nual January Esti-
mate to Congress.

Washington, Dec. l.-(hPJ-
Production and strategic plans
ia Washington. IL WAS learned
IuihOriiatiNclN today, are shap-
III" up toward Il $I0O. 0OU. 900 900
"NIcI"rv" budget Tor the United
star, in 1911.
tentative figures tor the nest
fiscal year. beginning July |.
i.'E. were dr-crIhrI e, alrcla?
exceeding 500 DGn. UnuHH0 and
might hC about SI1O .OGD. COS. BuU
when President Eun~ryyt sends
IT,, rurr,l estimate to- Congress
the ir>! week. in January.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-01
Cotton Prices
Drift Lower

Sew Y..,.. ice. !. .ihrJ. Cot
W'inC- opened . cent, a bale
% .Hrr L - r,n,. lower.
aeon value. W"rr unchanged e. 10
,''~ hIi' l"wcr. December 1863.
'''rn 1874. and May l3.yI.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-01
WEATHER
rOE NORTH CAROLINA.

Occasional rains and showers
This afternoon and TONIGHT.
sIicht1, warmer IN o,St aud rou.
f",i rcrii"ns. cooler in noun
tainS tonight
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-01
Boston Fire
Probe Opens
Witness, Who Lost
Wife III Blaze, Testi-
flies Night Club Was
Over Crowded.

EG' ium. D"c. l. (NPD "A
SWIM Wi;Trr- before Il board of
inunr',. i"rt,iIrd today that HoS-
tcn'> InrCaiu. Grove BIg!it club
va, Viri,rsl--nvrr crowded.
wien e flash fire that took an
.i.i.il. estimated toll OF Iig
I've raced like lightning tIiro-
u-H '":'iH: Giiprrics that 'lOGk-
I'd .i'.r ,Ju/:.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-01
Rzheu Threatened By Red Offensive
AppealMade
By Hitler
To invaders

Loss Of Rzhev is
*. uai to The Loss of
,,>At Of Berlin, Fueh-
scr Teicgraphs Com
s..%nt.cr of N a z i
t. ces on Moscow
int.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-01

American forces had dccpcncd
their wedge toward the high
Way and that /. :. Army and
French troops had gained
ground in Il thrust to block the
axis escape corridor" TO Tri-
poll.
Other reports said, Italian
troops were guarding the coastal
line nj retreat between SfaS
and Gabc>. south of TuniS. but
the imcrican-Frcnch contingent
WAS apparently cutting in above
the i.>ci>tN Fighting French
headquarters said French trODot
had entered Pont du FANS. rail
center 80 miles south of Tunis.
y United Nation, headquarters
.p.ncsm... while ruulunlnC that
..ga at'.. .-a.uI Wa, still! cN-
l,,,a. SAID '.v c.G.uw.ng alIlcl
.n.g.- wore throwing more planes
..t' 'ag baltic H.g by n0ur and
ag.ta- u.Hu ;Hv German air force
C.Un'r.ng Bc.i.u assertions that
10, u.l.- had Non uc..a. superiority.
.'. -trar..taI ~aIa the axis vas
u,.....N % Ga, down grade IN the
d
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-01

- ~" anne time. uuickcning
activity was rCpurtcd on tho
r,'-' ilank ri tho giant allied
'.ruC"5"" nrrration. indicating
i"Ii Britain. Victorious eighth
army was preparing for eli
r'tciIC assault on uali Field
Nr'.''aI IRWIN EUmmcl'S forces
~ I ibNd.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-12-01

(COnirruCl on Page two)
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05
ONE OF A SERIES
BY BYRON NELSON
Master of the Ma tors

When Mr., Average Golfer gets
into a sand trap, two CataStro-
phicS occur. First he gets a
sinking sensation i'm his stomach
and tightcns up. Second, he for
gets the proper mechanics and
goes into a swing that resembles
the correct form for Shovcling.
Why a sand trap Shou d cause
such a mental hazard as 60 make
a man dig at sand instead Of hit
through the ball is a mystery.
/ think the answer is that too
few take the time TO practise
shooting out of traps.
They simply pray they never
will get into one. If they would
spend a few hours a week prac-
Using these shots, they would
soon become Commonp ace.
Draw an imaginary four-inch
circle around the ball. Hit into
the center Of the circle, through
the ball.
Keep the hands firm.
Forget digging
Think of hitting the ball.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05
In This Corner
FIGURES ON MINT JULEP SALES WRONG;
EX-ROSEVlLLE COACH TURNS
DOWN YALE JOB?
BY DENNIS BROWN

SPORTSTEW: Reports that $500 Ground number)
ueps served Kentucky Derby patrons Satur
famed Stevens brothers, TO such af
football and baseball games However
figure strictly underestimate gentlemen
into the box Saturday afternoon had each
had that many.
Hafbacks have been the most frequent winners of the
Chicago Alumni Award, annually the outstanding
player Michgans Spring football drills The 18th
the will be this weekend, the
football University Michigan Alum
nj Club of Chicago Merv Preguman last years winner
The Gowane Golf Club team which its first match
of the district association Sunday by taking forfeit from
Washtenaw will Twin Beech next Sunday the local
Monroe Chuck NColai and Albert LaCroiX members of
the Gowane team who tuning up their Sunday had
rs and "a respectively.
WILLIAMSON REPORTED TO HAVE TURNED DOWN JOB
williamson University of Michigan football
Roseve who recently reported
the Yale coaching vacated by Spike Nelson is
running Spring practise but umored to have turned
down the head coaching job because he couldn't get three
contract
1t the ST 500 travel 1000 miles
with Cleveland a Grapefruit League tour Every
between the clubs called off because of bad weather
When Mchigan's track team meets the Ohio State squad
next Saturday, it will be attempting to extend of the
Wolverines most unusual records In the 81 track meets
schools 1907 the Buckeyes
only This mark record for the Wolverines
which includes all sports and all schools.
Harry Vardon Walter Hagen and Bobby Jones the
greatest golfers time according Bobby
the best of the modernS the equal of
first three whose legendary in gofing circles
BUCKHOLZ HANDLES EVERYTHING BUT UMPIRING
Last Saturdays story the Wyandote Bather baseball
the facile Ernest j. Buckholz who
kept score notes coached victory
while keeping running barrage at the and
posing team; the only thing he didn't do call the strikes
and balls but he got E for effort in that department
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05
Local
Sports Shorts

All members of the Owls club
wishing TO play with the Twi-
light League team this summer
have been requested to attend a
practise session this evening at
$50, to be held on the field at
Croker and 3rd.
o
Men over &c wishing to play
SOftball in the tumble League
have been asked to attend
practise session on the Gibbs
street diamond at 7 o'clock to-
morrow evening.
o
Fisher Towers girls will drill
this evening at 7 o'clock on the
ShadySide diamond. League play
is slated to start May Is and
Manager Bill LaCroix asks all
girls who have indicated an in
terest in the team to attend the
practise. The squad will be cut
to Is next week.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05
Wotrous Leads
PEA QuoIifiers
in Michigan
BY WATSON SPOELSTRA

DETROIT, May D - (AO -
Forty-threc year old Al Wat
rouS Of Detroit captured most
Of Michigan's top golf honors
last season and he has the jump
on his fellow professionals with
I h @ best of five qualifying
scores for the 25th National p.
G.. A. tournament at Atlantic
City this month.
WatrouS carded a four-over-
par 75-73-l48 yesterday in a
shivcring wind for the 80 hole
sectional trial at Plum Hollow
TO qualify for the big national
meet for the goth time. He was
three shots ahead Of ID enny
Champagne Of Grand Rapids
and four ahead of Lee KOSten of
Muskegon and Joe Before and
Bill Graham of Detroit, other
qualifiers from the tiny field of
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05
Diamond
Schedule
TUESDAY

TUESDAY
Bar 90 VS.. 89th Squadron, Gas, Crit
fifth.
M.C.A.c VS.. Covered Wagon, Gas, st.
Mary's.
owls Club. 6:45. Croker and srd
PractiseD.
Sears VS.. Merchants. Gas. Covered
Wagon.
Peschke Sausage, 6:45, Consumers
tPraCtisel.
A & W vs.. Merchants CJrs). Gas, Lin
coin.
Fisher Towers, 7. shadyside Girls
praCtisel.
WEDNESDAY,
Sears VS.. Business Men, 6:45, Cow
cred Wagon
MCAC, VS.. Leander, 6:45, CONSUME
er's.
THURSDAY
Bar 60 VS.. Merchants, Gas, Griffith.
Leander VS.. Hubarth & Schott. 6t5.
Covered Waguo.
Peschke Sausage, Gas, st. Msry's
tPractisel.
Location of diamonds: Griffith, corner
OF Robertson and Beyne; st. Mary's,
Brooks street, east of Gratiot. Covered
Wagon, behind county road commission
buildings near Pottery plant; Consum-
ers, Grand Avenue behind Gas COM
pany.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05

Ending the first round of play
in the Border Cities League,
with a 10 win over their arch
rival, Royal Oak, Mount Glenn
ems highs baseball team today
loomed as a strong contender
for loop honors.
The second round of play will
start Friday with the loca S
playing host to FordSon, the
only team TO defeat Coach Ern-
est BuCkholz' crew in first half
of the l0-game loop schedule.
PITCHING DUEL
Yesterdays victory came in
the last half of the 10th inning
as Lyle Bliss and Big Red Dele
van Of Royal Oak hooked up in
a pitching duel which went
three innings beyond the regu-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05
BY CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN

CHICAGO, May 5.-(P)-One
of the few hits rookie Lou Novi-
koff has made this season has
been a tremendously big one
with Cubs fans.
Maybe it's that monicker-
the Mad Russian-that gets 'em,
At any rate Loquacious Lou has
got the boys and girls about as
goo-goo over him as they were
over Dizzy Dean a few years
back.
Some 10000 Of his public
roared SO loud and long for him
Sunday that manager Jim Will
son decided it was time to make
him a regular or get out of
town. Today he was placed in
left field and listed fifth in the
batting order.
HOT IN MINORS
The Russians Bat blazed a
1868 for Los Angeles of the Pa
cific Coast league in 1910 and
the Cubs grabbed him pronto.
He flopped in his early days as
a Cub, was sent TO Milwaukee
and later recalled. But he has
stayed around $50 thus far, get
ting a chance now and then
against southpaw pitcher.
Wilson still is wearing cotton
after the fans gave him an ear
full. On Friday, Novikof start
ed against the Giants portSider,
Dave Koslo. Koslo was knock
ed out in the first and a right
handler came in. NoVikoff was
ready to face him when Wi son
showed in Phil Cavaretta. The
boos were deafening.
On Sunday, the Russian was
sent up to pinch hit against the
Phils in the eighth. He deliver
ed a single to bring home the
only Cub run. The roar kinked
the Orders.
Twenty thousand fans can't
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05
Fights
Last Night
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK - Aldo Spoldi
l40, New York, outpointed Err
ME (CaD Robinson, lac, ia
maica, N. Y. 90.
CHICAGO - George Barat-
ka, 16l, Cleveland, outpointed
Nate Bolden, 1863, Chicago l0)
NEWARK -- Larry Lane, l78,
Trenton, and Wallace Cross, POI,
East Orange, N. j., drew 90.
PROVIDENCE, r. I. $500 Bob
by (Poison) Ivy, 130A, Hart
ford, Conn, outpointed Jackie
Callura, 1913 Il, Hamilton, Ont.
QO).
BRIDGEPORT, Conn Mike
Alfano, 2O3, New York, out
pointed G. ene Mickens, 1874,
Newark 90.
. BALTIMORE-Louis Brooks,
1872, Wilmington. Del. knocked
out Pvt. Johnny KapoviCh, pol,
Baltimore CD.
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SOME VACATION

FLORENCE, ALA, May s
P)-Joe Meeks, sports editor Of
the Florence Times and Tri-
Cities Daily, is getting an ex-
tended vacation.
He went TO Fort Bliss, FL Paso,
Tex, to visit his brother, Sgt. S.
M. Meeks. Last weekend, the
sports editor fell from a u. S.
cavalry horse and broke his left
arm.
Joe wired his boss that he
would be a week late getting
back.
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Pirates Cut Brooks
Lead; indians Slid
Down Notch on Loss
b JUDSON BAILEY


Big innings are one of the
cOmmOnest occurrences in base
ball and a we'll known sucker
bet is that the winning team in
any game will score more runs
in one frame than the losing
team will in the entire game.
However, not many innings
will compare with the frantic
fourth at Cincinnati yesterday
when the RAIDS ia lied II times
against the New York Gaints to
come within two runs of the
modern Major League record.
8 RUNS, NO OUTS
Up till this explosion the
puny Reds had not made hit off
Bill MCGEE and were trailing 10
because of a homer by Willard
Marshall in the second inning.
They made only six hits in the
big blow-up, too, but they scored
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05
play GOLF WITH :
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Sond Trop Should Not Be Mental Hazard;
Why NOT Practise These Shots Regularly

Set yourself firmly in the
sand.
Use an open stance so you can
cut the ball and get it into the
air.
Most beginners take too much
sand and too little ball.
They fail to follow through
completely.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05
FREE ADMISSION
LANETT, ALA, Ma

LANETT, ALA, May 5 - (HD
Here's something new in or
gained baseball. No admission
is charged TO see games in the
SiX-club Chattahoochcc Valley
League.
The 20-ycar-old League was
taken over last year by the De-
partment Of Community Rccrc-
alton, and baseball, says Robert
A. Turner is being offered for
participation and enjoyment of
the public"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-05
SEVERAL SKIP PLAY

Two topnotChers, G. b er t
Glib Sellers and limerick Koc-
sis Of Detroit, missed out on
the trip to Atlantic City along
with Warren Orlick Of Monroe,
and Jack Winney, Ernie Shave
and Casey Partridge Of Detroit.
Others didn't even take the
trouble TO start, probably be-
cause the big tournament is to
be staged over the Memorial
Day week end. an important
Stay-at-homc day for golf pros.
Nichigan's two automatic
UualifiCrS, Walter Hagen and
Jimmy DCmarct. tuned up on
their games yesterday by par
tiCipating in a charity match.
DcmarCt paired with Mayor
Edward JcffricS Of Detroit TO
beat Hagen and comedian Bob
Hope, 2 up.
While WatrouS gives it sea-
soning, tn c Michigan delega-