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Evening star., 1942-07-25
Lutheran


Atonement.
The guest preacher tomorrow ut
3 and II am. will be the Rev. DR..
w. c. Waltemeyer, professor ut
Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pa.
Servicemen will be entertained at
$50 pm. There will be 4 social
and entertainment.
Zion Evangelical.
'The Price of Peace" will be the
subject Mt $50 and II am. by the
Rev. Edward G. Goetz. Holy COM
munion will be administered on
August Z.
St. Ansgar.
Service will be conducted Sunday
at 1909 Rhode Island avenue NV.
by the Rev. 8. Christian Andersen,
1T II am.
Topic, And I Will Profess Unto
Them, I Never Knew You"
Mount OHvet (Colored).
Deception" is the subject of the
Rev, william Schiebel at II an.
Holy sacrament Of the altar will
be celebrated. At 8 pm. 4 new series
Of services will be inaugurated to be
known as Twilight Vespers." These
services have been requested by the
young people and will be conducted
by them.
The nightly program for the young
people, servicemen and service
workers is as follows: Monday, new
friends; Tuesday, hobby lobby;
Wednesday, sports; Thursday, after
the Bible study, self couture: Friday,
music and singing; Saturday, quiet
evening In the library.
Methodist
The Rev. william Pierpoint will
preach ut II am. on "The More Ex-
cellent Way" There will be no eve
ming services.
Union.
DR.. selwyn K. Cockrell will
preach at II am. on "The Word of
Cod" and at 3 pm. on Choosing
In 4 Crisis"
Lewis Memorial.
At IL Am. the Rev. H. R~Deal will
use ~ his subject Growing To-
ward the Light" There will be no
evening service.
Eldbrooke.
The Rev. 4. A. Lambert will
preach THE Deep Things" At the
chapel service at 7:S0 am, and on
"The Trial Of Faith" at II am.
Dumbarton Avenue.
The Rev. Lloyd G. Davis will
preach at II am. on The Con-
1ession Of Sin" and ut 8 pm. on
"The Home Of the Soul"
Methodist.
DR.. Stephen Gill spottswood will
preach "Superman". at IL am.
Music will be furnished by the
youth choir. At Am nm. sneakers
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Galbraith A. NJ. z. z.

At II am. the Rev. James. L.
White will preach on "The Value. Of
Communion: $50 pm. the pastor
win preach ut the Metropolitan A.
M. E. z. Church. The second choir
will accompany him.
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his messages will be: At II am,
THE Revelation Of the Dispense
tons; 1T 8 pm, "Hindrances in
Prayer"
On Thursday evening pictures Of
his work among some Of the most
backward tribes will be shown. All
services will be held ut 1916 Ver-
mont avenue NV.
Chevy Chase.
christians Must Not Fail" will
be the subject of DR.. HOLSTERS SER
mon at the $50 o'clock morning
service.
Hermon.
The Rev. George s. Duncan will
speak at II am. on The Supremacy
Of Conscience"
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81. AnSSar.
Service will be conducted Sunday
at 1909 Rhode Island avenue NV.
by the Rev. 8. Christian Andersen,
1T II am.
Topic, And I Will Profess Unto
Them, I Never Knew You"
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Congress Street.

The Rev. Dorsey K. Sturgis will
have as his subject THE Enlarge
ment of Life" on Sunday morning
New residents of Georgetown and
visitors to the city are invited to
attend.
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No. II. Mrs. Martha Wood, captain.
The Rev. David Prince Thomas, jr.,
will be the speaker at the evening
service. Music will be furnished by
the youth choir.
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DR.. selwyn K. Cockrell will
preach at II am. on "The Word of
God" and at 3 pm. on Choosing
In 4 Crisis"
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Brightwood Park.

The Rev. DR.. Paul A. Douglas,
president Of American University,
will be the guest preacher at II
am.
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METROPOLITAN Wesley A, M. E,Z.

Metr0pOIltAn wesley a. M. E. 4.
The Rev David Cecil Lynch will
preach at II am. on THE Suprem-
acies of Life" The senior choir
will provide the music. Miss Della
Martin will be guest soloists. The
Rev. James l.. White. minister of
the Galbraith A. M. E. Zion Church,
will preach at $3.50 pm. The choir
from his church will sing. The min
lister will have charge At 8 pm.
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Israel Metropolitan c. NJ. E.

ASH"C NkCSKVPO1S"H " VT' IL
At II am. sermon by the as
sistant pastor, the Rev. E. A. Wad-
lowe. At $3.50 pm. Monday, church
8 pm. sermon by the Rev. Mr.. Wad-
lowe. At $3.50 pm. Monday. church
conference.
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McKendree,

The Rev. Charles F. Phillips will
preach at II am. on Spiritual
Priorities" and at pm. on THE
Greater Loyalties."
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At0nement.
The guest preacher tomorrow ut
3 and II am. will be the Rev. Dr..
w. c. Waltemeyer, q professor ut
Gettysburg College, Gettysburg, Pa.
Servicemen will be entertained at
$50 pm. There will be 4 social
and entertainment.
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Zion Evangelical.
"The Price of Peace" will be the
subject Mt $50 and II am. by the
Rev. Edward G. Goetz. Holy COM
munion will be administered on
August Z.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
In This Corner
TIGERS CAN'T SHEER AT BOBO NOW;
TWO BORDER CITIES LEAGUE
SIS IN STATE MEET
BY DENNIS BROWN

BASEBALL BANTER The Tigers have lost
on the Circuit that they hardly afford to
ANYMORE Big Bobo NewsOm He's slipped all right but
the Tigers going to claw to death either
Washington Senators continue to bounce their OPP
ponens back door, they could probably work them
into pension with less trouble than their namesake
did Capitol Hill The speech making Senators may work
hard but they licked the Yankees feat the
regards difficult than playing Congressman
ASPORTSTEW: Border Cities League acquitted itself
noy basketball by sprngng two
They're only quntets the lower
that honored Royal Oak surprise victor
Fendale Saturday will meet Saginaw at
Lapeer high in the quarterfnals Thursday while
Ypsianti floor.
PARTY: the night recently George Stetles
perfect 800 game his wife Peggy marked 279 and
Kenneth hit 278a grand three total of 857
where else could it have happened but lin Brooklyn
blind pn-man in San Francisco George MacDonad re-
reminenscent of the time when
John Count Genger rolled perfect game in the daron his
pie" alley, of course
raised the question to just who has the
900 series in league competition this Certainly
Shvey the Eschenburg Tires of the Al league
would among the leaders He has his 600 better In 10
out of some Is league engagements
Add Tardy Bowling Scores Included in Sundays bowling
at the a fine 3015 total marked by the
house Les and Mel Frederick combined to the
team with 237211244 for 692 count and the
hitting 1853 game in its final start against Schmdts Beer
The Kings Queens League striving to speed up its sched
ule, boWled Sunday w. Mcclellan hit the high series
of SIS while Chris Konstanzer's 211 top single In
Ladies Travelling League match Loretta McCracken chaked
a 202 game.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17

Loud Noise Abe Smons Manager Feeling Sorry Louis

ing only those six : ouncers a
week from Friday in the fight.
can't bear to think of what
he'll % to joe"
Along about this time, Jim
my's Just warming up, so you
head for the nearest storm cellar.
What you take with you is the
thought that Jimmy hasn't
changed q bit. But you also get
the idea that while Abie's best
chances of beating Louis would
be to carry Q ball bat and a 80
80 rifle into the ring with him,
he still has improved enough
over his Detroit stand of 1941
to last quite q way with .
Bomber. After all, you. can't
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
Seven Receive
Major Letters
al 81. Mays
Four are Seniors;
Two cossrs Awarded
Minor Monosroms

Seven major awards and two
reserve letters will 60 to men,
bers of the St. Mary's basketball
squad, Coach Lee Hart announc-
ed this morning. Four Of the
boys receiving major mono
grams are seniors.
Topping the list of award
winners is Ken Vernier, the
teams leading scorer, and Capt.
Jimmy Petitpren, who teamed
up with him at the guard post.
Petitpren, senior, will graduate
this spring, but Vernier, also
a mainstay of the football team,
has another year OF eligibility.
Vernier and Petitpren were
regulars at the guard posts while
Palmer Hudson, another senior
and tailback on the football
team, held down the pivot posi-
ton. Hudson and a pair of for
wards, George Fred Fox and
Lloyd Dubay, were the other
senior letter winners.
One sophomore and one fresh
man are among the parochial
honor winners. but the fresh
man-Earl Goike-dropped out
of school to join the navy and
will not return to school. Jack
Coulter, a forward, won q let
ter at a forward post and has
two years Of competition left.
Reserve letter winners are
Jerome Zischerk and Francis
Fronrath, both of whom are
sOphOmOreS.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
At
the
Alleys
Adele LaCroix
Marks 2O6 Game

Gordon's Bar and the Den
marsh Hotel continued their bit
ter battle for honors in the La
dies Major League last night,
both teams chalking up fou r
points. The Hotel teams win
was an easy one, however, as
they took it on a forfeit from
the New Haven quintet; Cor
don's measured the M. r. Ander-
son team.
One other four-point sweep
was chalked, as the j & j Nov
city team In third place, knock
ed off the Medea Beauty Stu
dio.
High series went to Ruth Hoe
kin on q SIS for Gordon's while
Adele LaCroix, marking q 206
for Denmarsh, took singles hon.
ors.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17

Only the presence in camp Of
two exceptionally fine-looking
young infielders, Bill Hitchcock
and Murray Franklin, bring an
occasional CLEAN to Manager
Bakers eyes. He likes to talk
about them, but about the rest
Of his tribulations, including the
fact he has only dozen pitchers
In camp and is playing a game
nearly every day, he would as
soon not be quoted.
GREAT SHORT PROSPECT
In Hitchcock, rangy 180-
FOUNDER, the Tigers appear to
have q great shortstop in the
making. He is truly brilliant
fielder already. And the fact
that he hit 49, for Kansas City
last year indicates he can take
care Of himself at the plate. He
Is the last of the famous Kansas
City infield that sent Phil Riz-
xuto, Gerald Priddy and Johnny
Strum to the Yankees last year.
Baker thinks probably he is the
best Of the bunch.
Although less has been said
about Franklin. Baker is inclin-
ed to rank him right along with
Hitchcock. If anything Del be-
comes more lyrical about the
University of Illinois boy, who
was q college teammate of Lou
b on d r e u, Cleveland's new
manager.
Right now, the only difficulty
Is in finding the right spot for
Franklin. He looks great at third,
but Pinky Higgins, one of the
few scattered remnants of the
l940 champions, has that spot
sewed up for the time being
Hitchcock Is a fixture at short,
and Jimmy Bloodworth, obtain
ed In a trade with Washington,
Is Supposed to hold down second.
YORK FINALLY SIGNS
First baseman Rudy York
ended his long holdout siege
yesterday by signing his 1912
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
chemps to chumps in Two Ysors
Gray Hairs; Salary Disputes
and Draft Ruin Tiger Power

LAKELAND Fla March 17-QFo-Del Bakers Detroit Tigers
such violent and abrupt upheava this spring
difficult seeing them action realize they the
championship only and fought
Reds the last bitter the world series
q disntegrated rapidly What the
by taking Greenburg the Tigers gath
erng age salary disputes just about combined to finish
Tied fourth with Cleveland last
likely will tumble into the second division the
approaching there to await happier day.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17

up and down with excitment.
You can't very well overlook
Abe's port-side poke. When he
sticks 1t out, It's the only thing
visible for miles.
why" Jimmy adds, hes
great. He's 50 much faster and
steadier than he Yves q year ago
he looks like two other guys.
Yes sir, Louis was Q great fight
er and a great champ. and it's
too bad he has to reach the end
Of the road now. But can't
think Of q nicer guy to knock
him off than my Able.
Just look at him punching
there with tn oee "a ounce
gloves. Think how NCht and free
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17

the Army Emergency Relief
Fund in Madison Square Gar
den a week from Friday.
Of course, you always try to
duck when James Joy Is in this
condition. It's not contagious,
mind you, but the wind is some
thing fierce. However, after
watching Abe 60 through sever
al fairly snappy rounds using q
left hand that resembles q cross
between a California redwood
and the front end of q truck,
end comparing him with the
slow. numbering giant who went
l3 rounds with the Bomber .
year ago, you're willing to give
James Joy half IN ear anyway.
Just look at that left" ~
= Z.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17

Tigers Toke IL
on Chin Again

LAKELAND, Fla. March
17-(R-The Detroit Tigers
took 1t on the chin again for
q fourth straight time in
spring play yesterday, losing
to the st. Louis Cardinals, 5
to /, at st. Petersburg.
So far the weakest hitting
team Detroit has had In q long
time, the Tigers succumbed
by getting only three blows
while Schoolboy Rowe threw
them down the alley for the
Cards to get all their runs in
the first two innings.
The Cardinals, who defeat
ed the Tigers In their exhibit
ton opener, 6 to 2, rak e d
Rowe for q single and double
In the first inning for one
run. Three straight singles, an
error by Bill Hitchcock and
Coaker Triplett's doub lie
brought in four more in the
second.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17

contract. It was reported his
contract called for slightly more
than $4,000 and $4,000 bonus
il he bats in more than 100 runs.
Pitchers Louis (Buck) Newsom,
Johnny Corsica and Luther
(Bud) Thomas remain as the
Tigers only holdouts.
With Billy Sullivan sold to
Brooklyn, the catching staff con-
sists almost exclusively of Biz
die Tebbetts. All Birdie hopes
is that the big job of work he
will have to do this summer will
win him back his salary cut.
With Barney McCoskey back
in left field and Roger Cramer,
the veteran from Washington
and way points, in center, the
team has two-thirds of an ade-
quate outfield. Don Ross, who
hit $40 for Montreal, is top
candidate for the other.post. The
Tigers got bad break when Pat
Mullin, who was sensation be-
fore he was injured last summer,
recently joined the army.
WAKEFIELD HITS POORLY
Dick Wakefield, the widely
publicizcd college slugger who
got $4,000 from the Tigers
merely for signing contract
last winter, continues TO find
big league pitching an almost
complete puzzle. He has been
handicapped by charley horse
this spring, but even SO his own
ers are beginning to wonder if
perhaps they were not a trifle
too enthusiastic. Dick will have
another season in the deep min
ors 10 try to iron out his diff
culties.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
Defending Champs
Open up with Win

The 4th Air Base, defending
champion in the Selfridge Field
basketball tournament, proved
its mettle last night by blasting
its first round opponent, the
326th Materiel, 58-11, in one Of
the four games on last nights
schedule.
Four more tits will be played
tonight and the Is teams enter
ed will wind up the tournament
on Friday.
Other clashes last night saw
the Ito quintet trouncing the
88th Pursuit, 29-16; the NEEDLES
whipping the 301st Air Base, 40
II, and the End Weather taking
the measure of the seth Pursuit,
28-10.
GAMES TONIGHT
6o'clock-Tow Target VS.. 80th
Pursuit
z o'clock-50th Ordinance VI.
Goth Squadron
. o'clock-e3nd Co0ro N. IL
-. -~l< Az. IN ~ 7ltl, a ~ NJ ~
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
Fights
Last Ni0ht

NEW YORK - Aldo Spoldi,
1897, New York, outpointed
Ernie (Cat) Robinson, l43A
Jamaica, N. Y, (8).
CHICAGO - Ernie Pelaia,
1874, Beaver Falls, Pa, out
pointed Carmen Notch, LAT,
Pittsburgh (10).
NEWARK - Make Berger
146, Montreal. outpointed Dave
Bruce, l48, Orange (10); Jackie
Alex, 161, Ashley, Pa, outpoint-
ed Wild Bill Mcdowell, 161,
Paterson (10).
BALTIMORE - Harry Jeffra,
1854, Baltimore, outpointed Bill
ly Banks. 134h, Washington
(lo).
TRENTON, N. J. - Fra n X
Brezowicz, 159, Trenton, won by
technical knockout over Choo
Choo Derr, ISIS. Allentown, Pa
(6).
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
Business Men, Paganetti's
Dominate Cage Honor Roll
SPORTS Roundup

bad for sports writing :. AS a
coach pointed out, normally the
writer's would think it their duty
to pan a coach who let boys like
Les MacMitchell and Gil podds
shoot for a world record here on
Wednesday and then run again
at Cleveland Friday. But their
inclination will be to soft-pedal
such criticism when the writers
themselves are responsible for
one meet You'll remember
the local basketball writer's got
out from under the metropolitan
invitation tournament when they
found they were in danger of be-
coming promoters instead OF
writer's.
ONE-MINUTE SPORTS PAGE
Tip on Fridays Ray Robinson
Norman RUbio fight is that Mike
Jacobs already has agreed to let
Robinson fight Harvey Dubs, the
up-and-coming Windsor CONT
weller, at Detroit April II.
Doesn't sound as if Mike expect
ed Ray to lose Don Stewart
of the Tulsa, Okla, ball club
plans to build rack inside the
gates where fans can park their
bicycles AT the recent Cath
Ollie u. track meet in Washing
ton, one official was listed as
chairman o. all the answers"
:. We could use a few more like
him. Auburn, which has an
open spot on its football schedule
Nov. z, probably will play the
Athens, Ga, Naval Aeronautics
School team that day :. Head
line: "Lazor to Get Chance in
Outfield Confusion" -. That's
from Louisville and doesn't re-
fer to the Dodgers.
TODAYS GUEST STAR
Monroe Mcconnell, San Diego
(Calif.) Union: 1--WE note with
interest that Boots Poffenberger
took turn at playing third base
for the Padre rockies the other
day and committed three errore
in that many innings. There
must be something in a name
after ALL"
QUOTE, UNQUOTE
Jake Mintz, Pittsburgh fight
matchmaker: II found out long
ago that talk don't come out any
too cheap, especially if you have
TO hire a lawyer to do it for
YOU"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
Bookkeepers Drop
Pair of Starts

The loss of two games to the
Credit Department cut the Book
keepers lead in the Detroit Edi-
son League not at all last night,
as the second place Customers
Accounts, tying one game with
the Meter Department, won only
one game.
The thir d-place Warehouse
quintet gained slightly by sweep
ing the Overhead five.
Milt Francis 500 for the Gus
toners Accounts was top series
while ". Bearss' 1913 for the
Sales Department was high sim
gle.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
They'll Fight q Week from Friday

instead of the conventional 16.
Put h a d boards and wooden
blankets on them and they's
look like twin beds. Ordinarily,
fighters drink water from a
quart bottle between rounds.
Abe takes his swigs from a mag
num-sized jar. Johnston insists
this Is not because the others SO
small he's afraid his gladiator
would accidentally swallow bot
tie and all.
But somehow when you talk
OF the stylish size OF things ia
these parts, you always come
back to James joys tremendous
jawing. And, brother, he's really
under . full head Of steam a
.))ne draws near for Abie's ro-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
Tght Contests Marx
House League Play

Tight contests marked the play
in the Bowl-O-Drome House
league last night, only one team,
Joseph Trombly, being able to
chalk up a sweep win; they
blasted the third-place Goebel
JrS.
The loop-leading Madou Groc-
cry team won two games from
Betty Teletone.
Top series went to S. Balsis on
a $50 count for Joseph Trombly;
L. Kelly's 228 for Pepsi Cola was
high single.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
LAWRENCE, Kas., Marc

LAWRENCE, Kas., March II
-(P)-A new basketball and DR.
Forrest G. Aliens most recent
book on the game are on their
way to Laurence Nelson, an r.
A. F. pilot In England.
Nelson wrote the Indiana Un-
iversity athletic department for
an old ball and the book, my
Basketball Bible"
Indiana provided 4 new ball
and forwarded the letter to the
Kansas coach. The book, pub
lished in 1923, now is out OF
print, so Allen sent an auto
graphed copy Of his later work,
Better Basketball"
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
Bob bobtean
Sets Loop Pace
ChoIks 128 Points;
Volkenont Second

Averaging slightly over nine
points a game, Robert Bobcean,
6 foot 2 forward-guard on the
Business Mems team, took scor-
ing honors for the city basket
ball league, a compilation re-
vealed today, tossing in 1913
points in IA games, 100 of them
on field goals.
The top positions were DOM
mated by the Business Men and
Paganetti Lumber.
Two Paganetti Cagers, Johnny
Volkenant and Ralpl Soenen,
forward and center respectively,
took second and third honors,
only one point separating them.
Volkenant collected lis points
and Soenen ia. Like other
members Of the Timberjacks,
h W yer, they had only IL
games in which to accomplish
their scoring; forfeit win and
cancellation of their last game
h q n d apped their scoring
chances.
SEVENTEEN LISTED
Seventeen players of the ap-
proximately rs who have taken
part in the city recreation league
games, are represented on the
scoring roll-which includes all
those with 40 or more tallies.
Three teams, how yer. the
Mount Clemens Athletic Club,
hapless loser of every game, the
Merchants and the Brown Bonn
bers, failed to place man in the
listings.
Fourth place in the standings
went to sharp-eyed Hale Shank
lin of Gray's, who kept his team
in the running with 108 points.
The other top positions were
dominated by the Business Men
and Paganetti's. Dottie Mac
Donald of the Business Men
nailed 100 points while Walter
Bobcean, brother of the scoring
leader, CHI k e d up Is free
throws - tops in the lead - to
help himself to sixth place with
los. Only other player to mark
100 points was Lloyd Hockin,
BIN. forward who notched 103
TALES.
FIVE CLEANERS
Five players on the Super
Cleaners quintet - the largest
number of any outfit-ranked
on the honor roll. all of them,
curiously enough, in a row. Will
lie May topped the group with
rs points. May set the league
scoring record last year when he
banged away fer 100 tallies.
Four members of both Paga-
nettis and the Business Men are
represented on the roll. two
from both the Tigers and Gray's
Hamh,Irger Rar
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
Macomb Beer Knocks
off Loop Leader

Blasting the loop-leading Ush-
ers Club with a three-game win,
the Macomb Beer Store grabbed
the spotlight in the action in
the Holy Name league last night.
The sweep over the leader was
the only one in the league.
A 532 by Dave Goerig was
blue-ribbon triple while his 229
opener was top single, scored
for Smokers Inn.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17
SAN FRANCISCO. March II

-(P)-The Pacific Coast confer
ence may curtail or scrap Its
1912 football schedule because
of the army ban on crowds Of
more than 5000 persons In the
west defense area. Conference
members will meet at Portland
next week end to discuss the
crowd limit and football policy.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-03-17

NEW YORK, March 17-Af-
ter eavesdroppin. at a meeting
of the New York track writer's,
who were discussing with con-
siderable vigor the plans for
their Navy Relief Benefit track
meet at the Coliseum next week,
this department has arrived at
the conclusion that such promo
tons may help sports but they're