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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Couldn't Get Out Of fhe WAY

Nicholson Of the Cubs for being bit often pitcher each
with eight If Joe DNaggo doesn't have the army
Roy Weathcrly viii play field for the Yankees Bill
Pntley father Of The three Beuteys with the Chicago
Backhawks general store Deislc Saskatchewan
There Bentley boys all. Freddy Corcoran PEA
with the Red Cross says 210 PEA
bers in Among them sam Sncad. Perky Oliver
Jimmy Thomson, We Ghezz and jim Turness Johnny Rsko
CeVelands rubber man heayyNe while back mcmbc
Of gun crew anti-aircraf Camp Davis, y c. but
tnc referee bouts between camp boxers.
Beau Jack, the lightweight king WAS Henry
srongs sparring partner end Tor time Henry thought
managing him. The champs correct Sidney
Walker. His grandmother Thought up the Beau Jack title.
Tulane Stadium, New Orleans part sugar
panaton-thats how come the annual football game
January j is called the Sugar Bowl game The Ice Folc
has cast Of 100 performers OF The original IS
in 1886 there only who still with the showthe
three Eddie and RoShtad and Oscar Johnson and
six ghs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
In the Garden
Washington State, Wayne's Cage Foe Saturday.
Meet Undefeated N.Y. U. Five Tonight

poured over 30 points through the
hoops IN four games.
Washington State Plays Wayne
University Saturday n tgh l. at
Olympia on another Hdoubleheader
program. Harvard also comes out
OF the east 10 furnish opposition
for the University of Detroit that
night.
81. Francis Terriers arc the
little giants Of the local circuit.
Last year then won II out OF 10.
and a IS season have rolled up
six in a row. The Terriers will
pit an exceptionally fast club
against the Wyoming Giants who
boast one Of the most gifted
PLAYERS In the country Kenny
Sailors and a six-foot-Seven-inch
center in Milo Komenich. who has
been one OF their leading scorers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Woods Ready
He'll Fight Johnny Lauer in Sentinel Bout on
Edear-La Motta Card Friday at Olympia
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Predictions Of ring performance
based upon gymnasium workouts
aren't Iva Us accurate. Poor
workouts are often erased by
superlative action when the chips
are down and vice versa.
But if the caliber of Lou Woods
performance in workouts with
Jake LaMotta during the past
week at The Motor City gym is
ANY indication. then the InkSter
welterweiGht is more than ready
for his first appearance since
losing to Charley Hayes two
months ago.
Woods has been signed 10 fight
Johnny Lawer of Cleveland, in the
eight-round Semifnal of Friday
nights show at Olympia featuring
a rematch between LaMotta and
Jimmy Edgar. Lawer, who also
lost decision TO Hayes here re-
Gently. defeated Tito Taylor in
Chicago Monday night.
Friday nights match offers
Woods an opportunity ostart an
other winning streak comparable
10 the one he enjoyed before losing
10 Hayes. He had won, 10 straight
before losing.
Two other bouts on the support
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Rangers
Whip
Bruins
nv United Pres,

The New York Rangers climbed
Into a tie for fifth place in the
National Hockey League with the
idle Montreal CanadienS by trounc.
ing the Bruins, 5-3, before 1880
fans largest Boston crowd of the
season Tuesday night
II was the Bruins first defeat
in IL home games and left them
tied for first place with the idle
Toronto Maple Leafs. The Rangers
scored twice i'm the first and sec
ond periods and once in the third
when Boston rallied for three
goals
Goalc Jim Franks Of the Rang
crs played an outstanding game
making ~ saves 10 frankie Brim-
Sck'S Is The first two periods
were exceptionally rough, Bep
Guidolin of Boston and Grant
Warwick tanCling in center ice in
the first period and Red Garrett
of the Rangers and Herbie Cain
drawing major penalties in a sec
ond period Scrimmagc
Bob Kirkpatrick and Bryan
HcNiall scored for New York in
tho FIRST HeXtall and Lynn Pat
rick tailed IN the second. Bill
Cowlcy scored BoStonS first goal
in the final period with Hank
Goldup contributing New York's
final marker Murphy Chamber
lain and DIT Clapper then scored
jwice IN 30 seconds for Boston
but the threat petcrcd out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30

ing card were also announced to-
day by matchmaker Nick Londes.
Pete Mead, Grand Rapids weller
weight, will meet Eddie Sargent,
of Warren Sound, Ont. and
Johnny Saputo, who won his first
two professional fights on previous
Olympia shows, fights Wee Wee
Lande, who is q e-SertIn the
amateur ranks.
Mead, managed by Yves Ramey.
former lightweight Standout, needs
no introduction for he has APP
peared here before on numerous
occasions. Sargent. recently given
an honorable discharge from the
Royal Canadian Air Force because
of ear trouble. claims 20 have won
Is fights by knockouts prior TO
entering the service.
Meanwhile, Edgar continued his
workouts al Brewster Center as
he eyed revenge for the only set
back he has suffered in his pro-
fessional career. Both fighters
planned 10 conclude their prcpa-
rations with today'S workoutsw
planning only looSening mp eXer-
ciSeS tomorrow, the day before the
fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Jockey Repeats,
Rides Double

TROPICAL PARK Fla. Dec
30 GNS) Five lucky fans toda!
were celebrating the good fortune
that enabled them TO collect
S1.22S.20 on the highest daily
double payoff Of the new winter
season at Tropical Park
True Lass. $l2710. and Sure
Fire. 1920, were the lucky steedS
that bounced home in front tC
provide the golden Jackpot for tho
81 players. Both were ridden by
Jockey j. Breen, performance
rarely seen on any track.
Jockey J. Thornburg accom-.
plished the very same feat Monday
with Flying Torpedo and Bit of
Nerve, in the first two races. II
is extremely doubtful any two
jockeys pulled the stunt in the
past on consecutive afternoons
The record double payoff here
is in excess Of $1,000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
CAN GAIN LEAD

Jack Adams is StCamlng up his
club. Sid Abel. Don Crosse and
all the rest know very well Detroit
can come marching home with the
National Hockey League lead by
winning these two road games.
But Johnny needs little aSSur-
.ancc he's going to be bringing his
scalp back with him.
Take JohnnyS road miSadvcn-
lures Chronologicallv and YOU see
WHY he is getting serious about
the matter
At the very start of the season
7 Mowers had a head cold which
brought nausea with il as the club
invaded Chicago. Johnny man
aged TO stick out the game. but
the Hawks ran up three-Goal
victory.
/ The Wings then went into New
York for their first game. Lynn
Patrick fired a shot that hit
Johnny in-thr mouth. The doctor
took four stitches, sent Johnny
home looking like an Ubangi.
A week or so later the club was
II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30

NEW YORK. Dec. 30 CUP).--
The city's two remaining undo
fcated basketball teams New
York University and st. Francis
of Brooklyn put their records on
the line against a pair of invading
quintetS from the west. Washing
ton State and Wyoming, at Madi-
son Square Garden tonight.
New York University. undo
feated in six starts. will meet a
tough opponent in Washington
State which averages over six feet
IN height and is paced by 6-foot-3
Gail Bishop. who has A scoring
average Of II points per game
NYU averaged close 10 so points
per game in their first five con.
tests while Washington State has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Lands Submits 2 Schedules to Eastman
Bad Luck Signs
Plague Mowers
Trophy Hopes
Nv LEWIS II WALTER

Johnny Movers Of the Detroit
Rcd Wings doesn't want orchids
or premature presentations of the
Nclina Trophy lust because he IS
the leading Goahc of the National
Hockey League. Hell settle for a
handful of iour-lcaf clovers and a
nr>t and ilt right now
I'm fact, he's gong TO get the
cloler> and the first aid kit for
himself. because Johnny'S picture
fell off, the press room wall at
OLYMPIA this morning. And
Johnny due 10 leave with the
club tonight 10 play the Rangers
New Years Eve and the Boston
Brun, New Years night
No. thcv don't call HIM Dream
Book Johnny but the Niagara
Fails boy Is afraid the falling pic
urc was a bad omen. After what
has happened 10 Johnny on the
road This season, YOU can't deny
Tie mas "a TIghl 10 be leery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Worth $500 TO Beat Yankees Twice

Sam Breadon Johnny Beazey bonus Of $500 for
beating the Yankees the World 1t has been
suggested that Paul Brown who finds fault with the Boston
College football schedule find place his football chart ot
the Eagles They would probably leap the chance vii
liam w Clark Of the Augusta Ca Beau Jack sponsors
dropped dead Of heart attack the Park Lane swanky New
York hotel shortly before he leave for the Beaus fight
with Tppy Larkn i the third Madison Square
Garden main event for ppy and the third time he ened
Before Jack did It, done by BUNNY Davis and Low
nkins Andy Marefos fulback Of the New York Giants
ortened his from Marciopouos. For the last four
Ted Williams baed in SIS while Joe Maggie
had sol. %"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Share the Bath
Cubs, White Sox TO Train
at French Lick Springs

CHICAGO. Dec 30 HNS).-The
Chicago Cubs and White SoX. BIT
ter intra-city rivals, were resigned
today to sharing sulphur water
tubs al French Lick Springs. Ind,
during their three-weeks' spring
training.
The announcement the teams
would train at the HooSier Spa
came after Cubs officials in
spected the site.
Both squads will be chartered
at the French Lick Springs Hotel,
but will practice on separate
fields probably on Lower Course.
a golf course which can be made
over into practice fields.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Sehoo|boy Grid
Rise Predicted

PHILADELPHIA. n e. 30
GNSD The end Of pro and col
lege football for the duration and
the rise of the Schoolboy variety
TO the highest peak in its history
was predicted today by Eddie
Tryon. who umpired Philadelphia $
Frost Bowl game last Sunday.
THE high schools fit into the
picture perfectly. Their sched-
ules are with schools only n few
miles apart, causing no worry
over transportation. The army
won't bother the kids until they
reach 49,"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Army 6fidders Travel
In Flying Fortresses

FL PASO. Tex Dec 30 OUP)
The Second Air Force Bombers.
service football champions of the
West Coast began their final
drllsS today for their New Years
Day sun Bowl game against
llardln-SlmmonS. Both team
were indicated and tied once
during tho regular season.
Coach Red Reese and his fliers
from Spokane. Wash. arrived here
m Flying FortrcSSeS yesterday
from Tucson Ariz.. where they
have been training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
He's Seeing The Country as Gridder

Bob Dove of Notre Dame grdder who travels. The
Irish Los Angeles play Southern
California. Then he left again with the East AStars for
against West the annual New Years
Day Shrine On January g. Mr. Dove to Washington
Memorial Trophy the Touch
down Club which has named Dove the outstanding line
In 1910, Omar Croker and Woody Swancutt were
co-captains of the Wisconsin boxing and national cham
pions Now they're both captains in the army. Tom
Karakas brother Of Mike Kaaa former Red Wing and Black
hawk netm inder No. goakeeper for University of
Illinois
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
READY TO ACCEPT
CLUBS TO MEET

In accordance with E.aStman's
request 10 curtail travel, most of
the major league teams have al
ready abandoned Florida. Texas
and California as training sites
and have voluntarily reduced al
spring travel by approximately -
per cent
There has been much unccr-
talnty about future plans, how
ever. and The major leagues have
been somewhat hcSitant about
completing their spring training
programs. since their formal meet
ingS in Chicago several weeks ago.
When Lands returns 10 Chicago
he is expected 10 call joint meet
ing Of tho rs major league clubs
shortly after the first Of the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Basketball Results

Pen Naval rs Lawrence Tech 80
Oregon state $50 Michigan state 20
Southern california as. Long Island a
Idaho 49, iiabr south 20
kcHrrgv g. DuHne tNebJ 9'.
lNe' IS Muskegor = e g7
camp Gfan' 90 Glenvsw Cadets so.
O.athe naval o. Missouri IS
Manhattan &C. >agars %
IcknIrsi o.. Washhur 81
oRr,HhNt CIri fouRNAMENt
TrU i0. MaH,Ihe IS
N"t 80 Southeastern 2s
Navy I1Umefs 80 Texas Tech 10.
N1t.f tJ West Texas fS
y NavvIA 800 Pittsburgh gE
Texas 81 Oklahoma A a 81 80
Afktueaa 90 Texas ff
S.gfhoastsru an. BAYLOR 20
os8hHma AN lf sprIpRfelf No -
NafIttlle mo- so. 80 western. ksn. 81
HASTINGS tNEBI tot RNANENT
midland ho YORK 81
Wayne Teaeher 6V Hastings Is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
It's Rare Honor for U. M. Star

julius Franks Of Michigan of five Negro stars accorded
first the 54-year-od history of Golfers All
America Lewis of Harvard center in 1892 and 90;
Pollard Browns hahac in 1916, Paul Robson Rutgers
1915 Bud Holland Cornell end 1891 the others
Al Evans young Washington catcher has joined the navy
fitness program under Com Gene Tunney Ted Williams the
Red Sox American League batting champion of 1912 under
going preliminary training Amherst campus which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Fight Results
~ Unlted Press

New York sonny Horne i56 Nnes n
outponted Tony Ferrers. 152 New York
tsli Carmine Raglino t4st, New YORK
outpointed Johnny Dudley, 14ot4. De
troit co.
Jersey CITY " Vince Plmpinelia
l7O. New York outpointei Billy Grant.
l6S Orange n J. G01 Dick Melvin. Ifg.
-Passaic. y J.. scored a technical Knockout
over oliver white, 1f0'a Baltimore
Nd o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30

Totals ~ 2 ~ Totals II %
Score ~ The half Oregon STATE 70
Michigan State Il
Free throws missed Oregon state
warren. Anderson q Durdan Beck 6Sl
Michigan state MAY. Peppler Petroski
Kowalk 90.
Ofhcials-J Milton ReAm western
hichiHanl. referee. Jerry Boclsrsky
lMaYnel. nrnnirs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Delayed
Plan Expected
10 Be Adopted
By BILL ZIMMERMAN

international News Service sports Writer
WASHINGTON. Dec. 30 (INS).
Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw
Mountain lands and Joseph b.
Eastman, ODT director, meet to-
day TO work out definite plans
for spring training and the reg
Iular major league season.
Lands, who came 10 Washing
ton from Chicago 10 clear up the
uncertainty about baSeball'S policy
for 1913 VIII present two new
regular season schedules 10 East
man for his approval.
One schedule calls for the stand
ard l54 games and the original
closing date of September Is. but
delays the opening date from April
t13 TO April u. The other schedule
contains lao games. such AS was in
vogue during the first World War.
READY TO ACCEPT
The major leagues have OK
pressed their willingness 10 fully
cooperate with any suggestion or
lofdcr from the Office of Defense
Transport alton and are ready 10
accept whichever schedule IS ac-
ceptable 10 Eastman
II is believed that The new
schedule which delays opening Of
the season will be adopted Will
iHarridge- president of the Amer
lean League. said in Chicago that
he was certain that the majority
Of the club owners in his league
would agree 10 delaying tho season
opener
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30

will determine whether he make the grade for flight
training what opt civilan pilot train
ing along with Johnny Pesky The opt group
for weeks longer receives pay and leftover
CCC uniforms of forest green.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
the Hook
By
Leu Walter

ROLL OUT THE BARREL; Barkccp Tony Gaento II
soaking lot Of verbal because his announced
back bout with Turkey Thompson another bay window boy Jerry
Mitchell OF the Post the attractive thing ABOUT
the bout is that will be in Portland Ore Says the goouag
the the thing nc could
New would beaker And with Coney
Island head H. at that When Paramount News filmed acnio
the qupped didn't the firm produced
horror pictures, too.
OLYMPIA ICE OUT: The Red Wings had TO practice In
Canada yesterday the Olympia
Inability to bring after Monday nights basketball game
resulted There will he
skating until January Private skaters
6 public skaters January g.
show, there will be
public skating until January ~.
JUST FOR FUN 1t will be interesting to see the Miami boys
bayhoo Tropical and Hialeah VIII
right through the winter they do IN view oil VANISHING
will with
New Orleans and Arizona viii
the February That's bad
riding They
pay know! Public
a-time and the
being blasted kicking in for the funds The
big college football establishments playing little coy with the
gelt too. =. They gave xnay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Hockey Standings
NATIONAL FAGEF

II tNnAl ht~l LIS
New YORK 5 Boston 3.
RSnAl'~ GAM
DETROIT At New Ycrk,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE
EASTEQN nINISInN
WEsTERN DIVISION

NFUNTN0NN = NNNFN
Providence ~ Pittsburgh
Hershey AZ Washington.
Buffalo at New Haven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
Collegiate Officials
Con slider Future

NEW YORK Dec 30 CUPI-A
special meeting 10 decide the
future Of wartime college athletics
Will be held at the AStor Hotel To-
day by officials of the National
Collegiate Athletic Association
The one-day confab is scheduled
10 foster "A resolution calling for
either the continuance or disCon-
tlnuanCe Of various NCAA tOuna-
ments and championship meets
Representatives of the NCAA
met with service officials last
night and held a preparatory dis
cussion Of the problems confront
ing college athletics as "A result
of. % The government taking
over of from 200 TO 300 SchC OILS.
t2l--The extension of tho dfait
10 lS-ycar-oldS, and 81 Trans
portation difficulties. 4
The resolution scheduled for
adoption Will be sent for approval
to all colleges which are members
OF the organization.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30
WILL TAKE ACTION

II have no Idea az yet a. to
the probable decisions To he
taken at the meeting" Prof.
Philip q. Badger Of New York
University. president OF the
NCAA. said last night How
ever. some definite action will
he taken in resolution form"
The meeting. which Badger said
Will be informal" takes the
place of the association annual
Christmas week convention. How
ever. the resolution will be official,
since the congress will be attended
by officers Of tho association. its
executive committee, its council
and chairmen Of the various rules
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-30

Continued on Page 49,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25
Death Claims
Young Mother
Illness FotoI to
Mrs. SteiIo lenonski

Funeral services will be held
Monday morning for Mrs. Stella
Lenanski. 26, who died early
this morning at st. Joseph's hos
ptal after a brief illness.
Rites will be held at $50 a.
m, Monday. from the home at
IS Gibbs avenue, and at 9 o.
clock from st. Louis Catholic
Church, with the Rev. Father
Joseph Schramm, pastor, offici-
ating Arrangements will be in
charge of the LaCroix & Groes-
beck Funeral home.
Surviving is the father, JOS
eph Bujak, of Mount Clemens,
and five children: Walter, Jr.,
Richard, Edward, Margaret and
Lawrence; and the following
brothers and sisters: Joseph Blu
jak, and Mrs. Edward Clark. of
Detroit, Edward Bujak, and Mrs.
Otto Pelticr, of Mount Clemens,
and Mrs. Robert Manore, of
Richmond.
The body will lie in state at
the residence after p. m. to-
morrow, and prayers will be
said Saturday and Sunday eve
nings. at 8 p. m. Burial will be
in the family lot in Mount Oil
vet Cemetery in Detroit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25
Single Market for Farm
Products is Considered
Move q Possible Result il FDR
Decides TO StobiIixe Prices, Wages

WASHINGTON, Sept. 25-(P)
Use of giant government pur-
chasing organization to create in
effect a single market for farm
products was reported today to
be one possible result if Presi-
dent Roosevelt decides on direct
action to stabilize prices and
wages.
1t probably would be one of
the later steps, informed per-
sons said, and would be preceded
by more generalized and less
drastic moves.
First of all, If the program
understood to have been outlined
for him were followed, the Pres
ident would allocate the nation S
supplies Of whatever commodi-
ties were to be brought under
control, with a request to the
primary markets to buy within
certain price limits and to sell
within specified markup to the
secondary markets. The whole
salers and retailers would be
under price regulations already
in effect.
JUST A REQUEST?
The actual force OF this initial
order which might specify
areas of distribution for some
products so as to equalize pur-
chasing opportunities-might be
no more than that of a request,
but as a presidential request IN
wartime it would carry consider
able weight. A similar method
was used in fixing prices on
many items prior to enactment
of the price control law.
Stragglers could be brought
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25
Saws Wise-Cratks Taboo
for Duration OF War

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25CP)
- Dorothy Parker says she's
sworn off making wisecracks for
the duration.
The writer with the reputa-
ten for a sharp tongue came
here from her nearby farm
home for a Russian war relief
concert and commented:
Time enough for humor
when there's something to laugh
about"
It's all myth anyway, she
said, about her being "a bad
girl and a conversational he'll
lion, because I'm really very
nice girl"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25
Ration Chiefs
Ia Address
Cab Operators

An important meeting OF all
taxi cab operators in Macomb
County is called for Monday
morning, Sept. %, at 10 o'clock
in the small third floor Court
room, in the County Building,
Mount Clemens.
This meeting is being held by
Macomb County Ratio n &
Board for the purpose of ex-
planning a new ruling from the
State Office of Price Admins
I. ton, providing for the release
of new tires and recapping OF
tires for taxi cabs. which can es-
tablish proper eligibility under
the new ruling.
AS no further publicity be-
yond this notice can be given to
taxi cab operators before the
date of meeting next Monday, 1t
is urged that all operators in
question who see this notice adj
wise other operators in their vi
cinity of the meeting.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25
Posses Seek
TwoFugitives
Federal Prisoners
Flee Ottowo Joil

GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Sept.
25-(P)-State and County po-
lice Joined in a search today for
two Federal prisoners who es-
capped from the Ottawa county
jail shortly after midnight.
Sheriff William M Boeve said
the men, sentenced in Federal
Court at Grand Rapids last
week, were Leo Dawson, 10, of
Wellsville, N. Y, and Charles
E. Clancy, "a, of Musckegon.
Boeve said the two, imprison-
ed in the second-floor cell block
of the Jail, had used bench to
batter a hole in the ceiling of
their cell, and that on reaching
the attic of the building they
broke through the roof. Tying
blankets together, they then
lowered themselves to I h C
ground.
The sheriff said that an auto
mobile had been reported stolen
in the city at about 2 a. m. and
that he believed it had been TAX
en- by Dawson and CLANCY.
State Police broadcasts of the
escape were being carried from
posts here and throughout Mich
igan. and Boeve said all high
ways in the State were being
watched for the pair.
Dawson had been sentenced to
six years in prison on a kidnap-
ing charge, and clancy to 3l2
years for transporting stolen
car over State lines. Both men
were awaiting transfer to Fed
eral prison.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-09-25
PIN BUSTERS LEAGUE
MAJOR HOUSE LEAGUE

TOTAL go. 1918 TOTAL 80. 1923