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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-23
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Vzgajajte m0$ke k snaznOsti!

7 y,
Sc lispajo in brezkoncno negu-
jejo. Vole in mila nj zenskam
nikoli zadosti, Sc zmrdujejo mo-
Ski; kakor cloveske gosi so, pra-
WHO, XII bi najrajsi yes dan CO.
fotale po vodi. Vzviseni sc zde
sami sebi tt nazadnjaski in sta
rokopitni moski mad nicemur-
nostjo in smesno gizdavostjo
zensk. Moski pac MISC tako O.
trocji, tako malenkostni, tako
zunanje usmerjeni, sal njih od-
lika so duh, podjetnost, zaslu-
EEK in uspeh V poklicu. Ia "a
sluzek in uspeh pa nj treba zen
skega lepoticenja ,trdijo neka-
teri zaplankanci.
Napredek V zunanji kulturi
clovestva in zlasti V vedno bolj
Street Sc higijeni je tako misel-
most med mostvom ze jako "a
trl. Naloga zensk, predvsem
mater je, da tako razlocevanje
med moskim in zenskim spolom
docela izgine. Matt in zena mo-
ra svojim vzgledom, pa tudi S.
svojo neupogljivo voljo vzgaja-
ii ne le vse zenske, temvec Sc
prav posebno vse moske ude
druzine, da jo posnemajo v ne
govanju telesa prav tisto res
nostJo in natancnostjo, katero
in ne preseneca me prebrisanost
lesa in izvrsevanje higijenskih
zahtev je vec kot pol zdravja "a
moza in sinove kakor "a mater
in hcere.
Menda je moskim nasim po-
tomcem prirojen odpor proti
snaznosti, in navadno Sc decki
nlcesar ne branijo s toliko trmo
kakor kopanja, miljenja in fro
tlranja. Pred scetko pa imajo
naraVnost strah. Deklicam, XII
re po naravi zele biti lepe in ce-
dne, je laze dopovedati, kako
koristno je kopanje in temeljito
snazenje telesa Cd temena do
peta. Decki mislijo navadno, da
je vec kot dovolj, ako 81 povrsno
umijejo obraz in roke. In to sta
isee ohranijo vecinoma vse ziv-
lJehje tudi Sc kot zreli mozje,
zlasti pa kot starci.
Matere - in zene! - mora 10
torej z najbolj neizprosno od-
locnostjo vzgajati moske rod
binske clane k snaznosti. Zakai
tudi tenn pogledu zanemarje-
mega mOza je mogoce vzgoiiti.
PRAY lahko pa je z vzgoio dec
kov, ako jo zacno izvajati lie
pray zgodaj, V nezni starosti.
Matere morajo znati, da vpliva-
jo ma sincke in jih navadijo, da
Sc umivajo in kopljejo radost-
jo in uzitkom. Spocetka je tre-
ba patti, da decka ne ostrasi
premrzla ali prevroca voda ter
jih navajati, da Sc umivajo DO
igranju in 81 osnazijo z milom
roke pred vsakim obedom in We
cerjo. Otroci Sc navadijo tega
tako, da kmalu brez poziva vse-
lei poiscejo kopalnico ali pre-
prost umivalnik, preden sedejo
"a mizo z jedmi. Ia kopanje
jim je treba dolociti dan in uro,
in ne SINE biti nikoli Zadrzka ali
izgovora, da bi Sc kopanje toe
no in temeljito ne izvrsilo oh
dolocenem casu. Vsak clan rod
bine mora imeti svoj dan in svo-
jo uro "a kopanje. Tudi gospod
soprog seveda. &c res ne utegne
nikoli podnevi, Sc lahko koplje.
pred vecerjo ali preden leze v
postelj. Prava zena ze najde vi
jak, XII Sc mu ne izmuzne> niti
krona Vsega stvarstva.
kajpada mora matt navajati
deco, kako Sc je treba ne lie pri-
jetno kopati, temvec tudi nepri-
jetno. namiliti, z ostro brisaco
in sirkovo scetko odrgniti. Kajti
tolsce, pota in luskin, XII jih IL
loca cloveska koza, ne odstrani
ze voda z milom, nego je treba
thdi drgnjenja in neznega pra-
Skanja. Zlasti moSkim clanOm
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02
Nek,oi 8 duhu

. ~ I vi < s -
Proklamacije pre- dsednika1
Roosevelta, TX ma dan ZahvaleI
poziva ljudstvo k molitvi in za-I
upanju v Bozjo Previdnost, siH
ne smemo razlagati kot slabost.I
Ona ie lie znak dusevnih in clo-
veskih temeljev, ma katerih slo-
nj mas vojni napor.
Ko so Sc zaeeli zbirati oblaki
tega strasnega spopada, je spo-
znalo vedno vec liudi, da je bill
vojaski obracun S silo izzvan cd
ljudi, XII rlamerno in z veliko
doslednostjo poskusajo odpra-
viii osnove, ma katerih Sc le clo-
veska druzba skozi stoletje dvi-
gala mad zivljenjski nivo dun
gle in zivali, XII imajo tam svo-
je brloge.
Ko so ljudje sklenil, upreti
Sc samozvani "nad-rasi", so 81
zaceli zeleti podpore cd one ST.
lie, XII sc tako nejasno imenIje
dusevna stvarnost. Voditelj il ma
Sega naroda mas zdaj pozivajo,
da sc obrnemo k tej sill. A pod
nienun vplivom bo ono dobro,
katerega Sc madame po zmagi,
Sc vecje.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02

mittee' katerega predsednik je
on sam in Y katerena Sc nahaja
med drugimi tudi Guido Zerna-
Ito. Nikakor nocem verjeti, da
bi vlada Zedinjenih drzav ali
katerikoli njenih uradov, se
mani pa ameriski narod, pripo-
znal vodstvo Otona Habsbur-
skega v kateremkoli svojstvu.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02
Tudi Avs+riici noeeio
nozoi pod hobsbur-
sko s+reho

V naslednjem prinasamo IL
vlecke il dveh pisem naslovlje-|
nih "New York Timesu", XII sta
ODE podpisani; - Czernin a IL
virati cd dveh razlicnih osebno-
sti. NYT je natisnil prvo pismo
v nedeljo, dne o.. t. M, a od-.
govor danes, dne 24.t. m. Zad-
Mic pismo razcisti razliene maj
brze namerne ) dvoumnosti in
zmesnjave, ter predvsem odre-
ka Otonu podporo takozvanega
"Free Austrian Movement. 81
Ger pa 81 DO vsakdo samo mo-
gel napraviti konentar.
Prvo pismo: - Avstrijci v nasi
armadi
New York, %. novembra IN
YT). - Pismo naslovljeno edi-
torju New York Timesa:
Poslanica iskrenimi cilji
miru in pravice je bila ravno-
kar oznanjena Evropi.,
Avstrijci, XII so Sc dolga le-
ia pred sedanjo vojno zilavo in
hrabro branili mracnih nacrtov
Hitlerja in njegovih tolovajev,
bodo zdaj pripuseeni kot poseb-
ma edinica, kot avstrijski bata-
lion, v vojsko Zedinjenih dr.
zav Leta 1921 je bill cesar
Karol Avstrijski brez vsakega
vzroka izgnan ma samotni otok
Madeira, kjer je tudi umrl.
Njegov najstarejsi sin Oton
Avstrijski je nadaljeval svojo
borbo "a vladarsko pravico v
Avstriji -. Organiziral je svo-
je ljudstvo v Free Austrian
Movement" in je bill zdaj izbran
"a predsednika vojaskega komi-
teja "a osvoboditev Avstrije
Washington, 10. nove1nbra,
1912.
Czernin.
Drugo pismo: - Vsi Avstrijci
MISC "a Otona
New York, "a. novembra IN
YT) Pod naslovom: "Avstrij-
ci v nasi vojski, je prinesel New
York Times V svoji nedeljski
stevilki pismo S podpisom Ger
min. Pisec tega pisma je bill Pan
Edmund Czernin, A. 1. G.. Oto-
na Won Habsburg.
Nj bill moi namen, da dvig-
mem svoj glas v tenn prereka-
nju, toda zdaj, ko v svojstvu
nacelnika avstrijske akcije (po-
kret svobodnih Avstrijcev) IL
gledam, ko da sem opustil syo-
je demokratieno prepricanie in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02

Ne le, da bi taksno pripozna-
ME ponnenilo klofuto v ohraz A.
meriskim zaveznikom IL central
ne Europe, tenayec povzroeilo b
tudi, da bi Sc svobod doljubni ma
rodi Avstrije in Ogrske zaceli
vprasevati, dali je res vredno
prelivati svojo kri "a to, da pri-
dejo izpod Hitlerjevega dezja
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02

u zadnjem frenotku skocil ma
Otonov voz, sem prisiljen, da
tpodam naslednjo izjavo::
's.Akoravno smo zelo srecni,
da je bila ustanovljena v anne
riski arnadi borbena edinica
Avstrijcey, kar je bila nasa ze-
liza cd casa Pearl Harbor-j ia
sem, sno mi demokraticni in
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02

skodoyati cilju Avstrijcev kakor
da Sc zyeze boj "a svobodo Ay-
STRIFE z irlenom Habsburzanov.
Pretendent trdi, da sta pred
sednik Zedinjenih draw in Sc
kretar "a vojne zadeve, &. Slim
son, sprejela njegovo vodstvo
in da je 6. Stimson uradno pri-
poznal nekaksen "vojaski com
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02

proti-cesarski Avstrijci razoca-
rani in osramoceni radi posto-
panja, S katerirn skusa preten-
dent ma prestole Avstrije, Mad
zarske, ceske, Moravske, Hr-
tvaskt, Galicije, it'd. izkoristiti to
velikodusno amerisko gesto v
korist svojih osebnih ciljev. No
bena stvar ne bi mogla toliko
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02

pod kap Guida zernatti-ja IA
Otona Habsburskega.
Akoravno je to mole osebno
ranenje, yem da ga dele tisoci
Avstrijcey " inozemstvll in mill
joni donna.
Ferdinand Czernin,
New York, dne 22. novem-
bra 1912.
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1942-12-02

ze vee let ste bill navae da pokca poslugo k ste me
neprike vasim eetrcnin predmei-in
poskem Cevelandu dobi stoeo podobnh kcev
Toda seda ko je oko elekrearev odso armad mornar
vojne tovarn in ko tae gazon drug stva
odmh morete preakova iste toene posuge XII je
imel do sedaj S& H@
zenskaoc ahko izkaze zmagovto vi ako
stevo kicev posugon phranite neprke-s
predmete pravino rabite in jim nudte oskrbo.
obicanh sluca prego vzgana out fuse)
ali zca pretrga nj treba kcat posugoM
uredite lahko toiko
dodali zenskemoe yojnemu prizadevanju! tfsz
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-20
lowers Streak
Challenged
Girls Host to Poir
Of Tough Outfits

Indicated in 18 straight
starts this season, the Fisher
Towers girls softbail team will
play host to pair of serious
challengers to their laurels in
the next two days.
This evening, the Reichold
Chemical team of Detroit,
Glass A outfit which plays at
Mack Park, will invade the Sha-
dyside diamond in an attempt
to blast the locals perfect rec
ord. Originally slated to start
at lis, the starting time has
been advanced to 7:30, according
to Manager Bill LaCToix.
Tomorrow, the Towers outfit
plays host to Carlton Indians in
the regular Tuesday home game
of the Blue Water League COM
petition. The Indians are the
most serious rival of the local
girls for honors, and are cur
rently riding in second place in
the loop. The game will be play
ed at Shadyside at 7;15.
Doris Krause is scheduled to
start on the mound this eve
ming for the locals.
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match play starting on Wednes-
day.
The money boys on Wednes-
day will have qualifying round,
themselves, for those who are
not automatically eligible to
compete in the 72-hole open
tournament starting on Thurs
day. The amateurs, meantime,
will be playing the first match
round of their own tournament.
On Thursday the amateurs, in
Guiding Corporal Marvin (Bud)
Ward, the national champion,
will 60 right on knocking each
other off in match play. But at
the same and identical time they
will be competing in the open,
or medal play championship.
along with the professionals. |
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Flyers Lose, As,
in Last Of 18th

Battling for IL innings against
the Muskegon Outwin's Zephrys,
Selfridge Fields Flyers lost their
invasion of the Lake Michigan
city yesterday, 4-3; it was the
fifth loss in 25 starts for the
soldiers.
Although the Muskegon Rcd
birds were originally scheduled
az the opponents, the Zephrys-
an all-star outfit from the Tri-
Cities League-turned up, and
proved their worth by taking a
80 lead in the first inning. Scor-
ing once in the fourth and twice
in the sixth, the Flyers tied the
count up and the two teams bat
tied through five scorless inn
ings. Then, in the last of the
18th, an error and two singles
gave the home team its one-run
victory.
Flyers 900 1O2 900 000-3 8 3
Zephrys 800 900 900 001-4 9 3
Batteries: Zephrys - Hall and
White. Selfridge - Rehkamp
and Mcconnell, Hedges.
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Home, Sweet Home is
Kanks,, Dodgers Song
A. L. Team Opens Rood Trip over the Rocky
Western Route After Enjoyable Home Stoy

he collected only Is hits in lis
times at bat this year, Hemsley
caught both games as the YAM
KEGS swamped the White Sox,
% and 1910, and banged five
hits in eight trips to the plate.
Red Ruffing BANKED the
White Sox on four hits in the
second game and dubbed a
home run and two singles, driv-
ing in four runs.
Joe DiMaggio extended his
batting streak to II games with
his 14th homer, double and
two singles as his contribution
for the day and Red Rolfe bag
ged his fifth homer in a week
in the opener.
CARDS WHIP WYATT
At st. Louis, the Cardinals
beat Whitlow Wyatt and the
Dodgers, 8-5, in the opener but
it took an 18th inning homer
by Enos Slaughter to decide the
nightcap, 7-6, and each team
lost valuable hand.
Pete Reiser, Dodger center
fielder and current major league
batting leader, crashed into the
wall attempting to field Slaugh-
ters smash inside the park. He
was taken to hospital where
physicians said he would be
kept several days for treatm Ut
of a moderate conclusion.
Mort Cooper, who pitched his
18th win for the Cards in the
first game, suffered a recur-
renee of an old arm ailment and
retired in the eighth inning. He
was told to remain out of ac-
ton a week or ten days.
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BY GAYLE TALBOT

CHICAGO, July 20-(P)-Not
since golf began has there been
anything even remotely resembl-
ing the seven days of historical
club-swinging which began to-
day at a somewhat fabulous
course here called the Tam
O. Shanter club, operated by an
equally fabulous character nam
ed George S. May.
Right through until next Sun
day night the nations leading
amateur and professional golfers
are going to be toiling around
Tam o. Shanter's sprawling
acres, settling SO many differ
ent championships and compel
ing for so many different tro-
phies and prizes that probably
only May, himself, knows the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-20
Rain Halls All
County Loop Ti|ts

All three games in the Ma
comb County Baseball League
were rained out yesterday.
At New Haven, Richmond's
invasion was cut short in the
sixth inning with the score
tied a 6--6, the NH-NB team
having scored all of their
runs in the ourth, the same
frame that Richmond tailed
five times.
At Warren, where Mount
Clemens was to play, the
game had just started when
the rains came.
The Fraser-Center Line
clash did not reach the play
ing stage.
Yesterdays card will be
played next Sunday and a
loop meeting will be held at
the Monitor-Leader Building
Thursday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-20
By AUSTIN BEALMEAR

1t may be only a ball yard but
there's no place like home,
especially to the New York
Yankees and the Brooklyn
Dodgers, who are finding the
path toward major league pen
nants rockiest in foreign chimes.
The Yankees, who discovered
a decided lack of hospitality the
last time they ventured forth,
concluded an enjoyable stay in
their own back yard yesterday
by walloping the Chicago White
Sox twice and extending their
winning streak to nine games
OPEN SWING
Tomorrow they open anoth IT
swing through the dangerous
western sector, armed with a
ten-game lead which the Cleve-
land Indians helped them COM
pile by knocking off the second
place Boston Red Sox twice.
Brooklyn's National League
pace settlers, who stop off on
their way home tonight to make
up a game with the Pittsburgh
Pirates, found the Cardinals
somewhat tougher in st. Louis
than they've been at Ebbets
Field.
The Dodgers were more than
holding their own on this trip
until they visited st. Louis,
where the Cards grabbed three
games out of four, sending the
Brooklyns on their way after
yesterdays double defeat which
reduced the margin between the
two to half dozen games.
While these important devel-
opments in the pennant strug-
giles were taking place, the Yam
KEGS produced the surprise of the
season when they suddenly lost
one cog of their machine, picked
up another, and rambled mer-
rily on.
ROSAR JUMPS CLUB
Catcher Budday Rosar, ele-
waited to a regular starting post
because of Bill Dickeys shout
der injury, jumped the club and
went home to Buffalo to try for
a policeman's job, leaving the
Yanks with only one able-bodied
backstop, rookie Ed Kearse.
But the Yanks promptly
signed Rollie Hemsley, who was
cut loose by the Cincinnati
Reds only two days before. A
.1l3 hitter at Cincinnati, where
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.Challensers
Drop Match to
Ryder CuPPers
BY WATSON SPOELSTRA

DETROIT, July 20-(P)-The
American Ryder Cup squad
holds a 2 to l advantage over
challenge teams in the wartime
domestic version of what was
COLTS big international series,
but the challengers will get an
opportunity to square the count
next year.
After Craig Woods Cuppers
had completed 10 to 5 rout of
Walter Hagen's challengers yes
terday by splitting the ten sim
giles matches, Fred Corcoran,
P.G.A. tournament manager, said
the matches would be played
again in l943, most likely in De-
troit. The Red Cross will re-
ceive SIS, 900 from this years
show; two previous events here
yielded 100000.
AS the Cuppers swept all five
foursome matches S a ur y,
there wasn't much chance for
the challengers over the 6,957-
yard Oakland Hills course in
yesterdays singles. But Henry
Picard, Sammy Byrd and Light
horse Harry Cooper won their
matches, and four other chal-
lengers broke even. The Cup
team victors we're Wood, Ed
Dudley and Sergt. Vic Ghezzi.
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Combined Circus ond Medicine Show
Fabulous Tam O'Shanter Golf Meet Opens

exact score. He claims he does,
at any rate.
Don't worry" confides the
man who thought up COLTS great
combined circus and medicine
show, we've got it all worked
out. We not only will have
Tam O Shanter open champion
and a Tam O. Shanter amateur
champion before this is over, but
we'll also have a Tam o Shant-
or Glamor King. Furthermore,
we'll have a crowd of 10000 out
here next Sunday"
A couple of hundred amateurs
began playing the frs of two
qualifying rounds this morning.
They will play another qualify
ing round tomorrow, and the low
81 scorers will be eligible for
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-20

CARLSBAD, N. NJ, July 20
Up No holds we're barred
yesterday as Homer Pettigrew
of Grady, N. NJ, tossed eight
opponents in 2:02.4 to claim the
worlds title-as champion steer
bulldogger.
Pettigrew, 1910 titleholder
selected by the Rodeo Associa-
ton of America, defeated the
Associations 1941 champion,
Hub Whiteman of GAINESVILLE,
Tex, by downing his eight ami
mails in % as seconds less time
than Whiteman.
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punth.Drunk
Tigers 5tagger
Back from Trip
Win Two, Lose Nine;
End Victory Comes
Sunday Asoinst As

DETROIT, July 20 - (R -
The Detroit Tigers reeled back
home today from their eastern
collapse with the faithful fan
dom here worried over its
heroes but not a whit more so
than the Tigers themselves,
who must 60 a lot of ball play
ing from here on in to catch
up on their losses.
A split in doubleheader with
the Philadelphia Athletics yes
terday, 2 to ! and g 10 4. salvcd
the sore spots only a little, and
Detroit now faces the job of
having to fight its way out of
the second division.
AWAIT MATS VISIT
Two games down in fifth
place, the Tigers enjoyed as
best they could an open date to-
day while waiting for a visit
from the Washington Senators.
The Senators, who contributed
greatly to the ignominy of De-
troit on the road with a sweep
of a three-game series at the
Capital, open here tomorrow.
When AL Benton and Virgil
Trucks beat Philadelphia in yes
terday's opener, the Tigers
achieved their second triumph
OF tine trip and when Dizzy
Trout was beaten in the second
game it was their ninth defeat.
Meanwhile the st. Louis
Browns were mailing Washing
ton twice to increase their edge
in fourth place over the Tigers
to two games.
TRUCKS GETS CREDIT
In blisteringly hot Shibe Park,
the Tigers managed to scrape
out a victory for reliefer Trucks
in the eighth inning on walk
to Pinky Higgins, Jimmy Blood
worth's single, and Birdie Teb-
belts infield out.
1t was l to l up to then, and
Benton had bowed out for
pinch hitter after allowing seven
hits in five innir gs. The Tigers
totaled ten hits and drew half
dozen walks but arranged to
leave IL men on the bases.
Banked for five innings by
Trout in the nightcap, the Ath-
letics caught him in the sixth.
Five innings was about as much
as anybody could be expected to
pitch in the heat, and Trout
went down fast when he started
sinking. Five hits were good for
all four Washington runs.
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TEE OFF ON DIz

SUPERIOR, Wis, July 20 -
Up Dizzy Dean got a cold re-
ception in a two-inning pitching
job in a Northern League game
yesterday.
OF Dir started on the mound
for Superior against Winnipeg
and the boys from Manitoba
found the one time Cub and
Cardinal hurler for five hits
good for three runs.
But Diz didn't leave the game
when the Blues put in their reg
ular pitcher - he played in
the outfield. Winnipeg won, 6-3.
Rnv>nh th~ Y~~~ S.,itt~ Sv~~ke
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COUSIN TO GIANTS

CINCINNATI, July 70 --(H)
Double No-Hit) Van
der Nicer of the Cincinnati Reds,
may be poison to the rest of the
National League but he is a
cousin to the New York Giants,
who defeated him again yester-
day, 4 to 3.
Wander Nicer hasn't defeated
the Giants since 1898.
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Weeks SofbaN Card Marked
by Clashes Between Top Teams
Number Of Outfits Hove Tied Up PloyoH
Berths; Junior tumble Loops Near End

playoff positions and a fourth,
Kresge's, needs only one more
victory for the last position
open. Wednesdays game be-
tween the Monitor Leader boys
and the loop-leading A & w
team is expected to be tight
battle, with loss for the A &
w ten rfeadlocking the race for
honors.
Fourth and last round in the
tumble League will start to-
morrow.
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always laid dead to the pin, kept
him on an even plane with
Blazin' Ben.
SHORT CHIPS: Craig Wood
hitting tee-shots with cigarette
between his lips. Gene
Sarazen in his traditional four
pluses. Benny Hogan, tor
rid as the weather, going all-out
on the 18th-hole of his So round.
Determined to reach the
bend in the dog-leg, he blasted
a 28O-yard shot, swinging way
around and balance, very
unusual thing for pro.
Cnonial rofroch xooonf Ct ondc Nuorp
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Games behind leader.
SUNDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati SO. New York "a.
Pittsburgh 80, Boston TO
Philadelphia "a, Chicago So
(second game called end eighth,
blue law.
st. Louis 81. Brooklyn SIS
(second game, IL innings).
MONDAYS GAMES
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh, night.
Only game scheduled.
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FAMILY LAURELS

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, July 20 -
Up Claude (Doc) Stuber add
ed a hole in one yesterday to
the already bullying Stuber fam
lily collection of athletic laurels.
1t was the second golf ace for
Doc who also is a winner of an
American Bow | ng Congress
medal for rolling a perfect 800
game.
Two brothers, emmett (Abe)
Stuber and George Stuber, star
red as all-around athletes at the
University of Missouri and now
are coaches: Abe at the Cape
Girardeau, Mo, Teachers Col
lege, and George at Clayton
high school in St. Louis.
Throw Your SCrap Into the
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Ike That. he QUESTIONED LIttIe,
asking if a Akron were right.
Little suggested 3,
which Cooper took - and was
still short. His caddie was
just two clubs off.
Clayton Heafner, the big,
blond North Carolina pro who
was formerly a taffy-puller in
a candy factory, demonstrated
one of the reasons why he isn't
consistently among the money
winners. Heafner, tenn
porarily tossed out of the PEA.
months ago after a club