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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-05-20
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-16

AIRCRAFT

Worker demand II exceeding our widest
expectations. AirplAne and glider building
schedules demand an enormous number OF
skilled workers.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01

Miss Helms started her big
game with nine consecutive
strikes but left the 3-6-9 COM
bine in the 10th. She picked
them up for the spare, however,
and then added nine pins on her
last ball for 276.
WEIGHS ONLY ITO
Weighing only ITO, Miss Helms
is in her first year of competi-
tive bowling. In addition to
bowling with the Barnes quin-
tet, she is a member of the Gears
by Enterprise outfit, last years
Detroit tite WINNERS in the La
dies Major League.
Coached by Cy Goralezyk, as
sistant manager of the Centen-
NAL, Elvira was the only Ma
comb County entry in the Whit
tier Ladies Classic where she hit
a 1880 total in a strong field
last Autumn-that, incidentally,
was her first tournament.
Regarded as one of the best
bowling prospects to come out
of the Detroit sector, Elvira is a
graduate of the East Detroit high
school, where she participated in
a number of sports; she stands
only S feet 3. An employee Of the
Centennial, she works behind the
lunch counter, and bowls on q
team sponsored by her brother
in-law, Monty Barnes, who has
the lunch concession at the South
Macomb spot.
TWO 800 GAMES
Her 276 topped by eight pins
the former season mark for
metropolitan Detroit, a 268 held
jointly by Mrs. Marie Wick
Kolkmeyer. and Mrs. Beatrice
Howdieshell. Top scores in the
country belong to q pair Of In
dianapolis women, Bergha Ur-
bancic and Lucille Rice, both of
whom have 800 games to their
credit.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
Mouniaineers'
Baseball Gard
is Revised
st. MiehoelPs Drops.
St. Fred's Expected
to Follow Suit

Faced with the prospect Of a
six-team league, Coach Lee Hart
of st. Mary's was busy today
fretting over a revised baseball
schedule which has the Noun
taineers opening on April II.
One team, st. Michaers of
Pontiac, has already dropped out
of play in the Second Division.
Western Half of the Catholic
League and, according to Hart,
there is every chance that the
second Pontiac school, st. Fred s
will also make the move; tire
priorities are understood to be
playing a considerable part in
the decisions.
CARD REVISED
With the two teams dropping
out, the schedule-arranged last
November - is being revised
slightly, with the date of num-
Der of games being moved up.
The local parochials are tenta-
lively slated to open with st.
Mary's of Royal Oak on April II
and close on June 2 with St. Al
phonsus; both the opening and
closing dates are scheduled
away from home.
Fans will have no chance to
see the Mountaineers in action
during April as the first three
games are carded for out-of-
town fields. However, the par
ochials will play on the home
diamond over q series of five
games in May.
The tentative schedule:
April list. Mary's (RO),
there
April 24-St. Francis, there
April 28-St. Fred's, there
(may be canceled)
May st. James, here
May 5-St. Rita's, here
May 8-St. Alphonsus, here
May 12-St. Mary's, here.
May 19-St. Francis, here
May 22-St. Fred's, here (may
be canceled)
May 26-St. James, there
May 29-St. Rita's, there
June 2-St. Alphonsus, there
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
I In This Corner
GIRL BOWLER MISSES CHANCE AT CITY
RECORD; HARD BALL LEAGUE
IN PROSPECT
By DENNIS BROWN

OLOCAL JOTTINGS Rosemary Duckwitz missed chance Of
cracking the womens city record Monday night Going
the second for Denmarsh she
riding strikes had Eat sighted if she could add
pair flat halted her march towards the top notch
however, but she still ended with very credable 211
Mrs Loretta McCracken who had pair of 222s in three
days. Saturday through Monday holds the city woens mark
according to Emmett QUINN at 233 That's not much
the Gabby One Pve had 233 in two lots of times
Arnold Rockensuess manager of the upcomng Mount
Clemens Macob Recreation foresaw the increase
minor events and slump in fveman entries several weeks
It's trend which has been noted the entire country
Including the Abe Uncle Sam has broken up too many
of the qulets felt in
Robert Bobceap who enrolled in the state police school
eral weeks has dropped out His draft board has in
Horned him of army priority service, and
se Bade outstanding center in the city basketball league for
the father of basketball II
O. 10 years from
hard ball league in prospect for the city this
will probably be made of junior teams The limit
the Junior sobal loop expected be lowered in order
provide more players for the senior circuits.
= SPORTSTEW: Yorks golden gloves team which
tested the Chicago squad this week for the first time in the his
OF the nerc affair escaped the of Joe Louis
lists back in 1884 That the the Brown Bomber
Of Detroit and New York representatives refused to allow
my fighters Chicagoans to appear.
Fat Freddy Fitzsimmon whose A. completes the alt
Grafton hoping for IL the mound this for the
Dodgers He and his knucle ball % out of the
last Is participated in Rated of the best fielding
pitchers the National League he has fully recovered from the
terrific blow dealt his batted ball the series last
Boosting 282 earned in 1940 he
sliced It to zoe last year. best in the league.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
Destroyers Win
|Mfrumural
Cage Crown

Tossing in a last-minute buck
ct on a sleeper play, Mel. Nigh
ion clinched the intramural
championship of Mount Clemens
high for his team, the Destroy
ers, yesterday, in a playoff game
with the Cobbers.
The Destroyers won the title
for the second half of the sea-
sons play while the Cobbers
took the first-half crown.
Opening up an early lead, the
Destroyers appeared to have the
game cinched, but Cobber raj
ly carried the losers to a 90
lead at the midway point. Con.
tinuing their drive, the Cobbers
moved ahead to a four-point
lead in the second half, but the
Destroyers turned on the heat
to make it a nip-and-tuck battle
and then iced the game in the
closing minute.
Jerry Conti's eight points top
ped the losers while Mighion
racked up 8 to pace the win
ners.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01

after q final vituperative talk
with General Manager Jack
Zeller. had angrily stripped his
belongings from his Tiger locker
at Lakeland and was on his way
home to Carolina-or some
where. So Zeller had to take
what he could get.
And now, IL things move along
logically and no hitch develops.
then should come the next move
-Newsom's trade to the st.
Louis Browns for q couple Of
players, perhaps third baseman
Harland Cliff and a utility in
fielder. The Senators are In
sore need of both. Harris, his
club practically wrecked when
Cecil Travis and Buddy Lewis
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
PACIFIC COAST OPENS

SAN FRANCISCO, April l.
R-Braving war time restric-
tons, organized baseball takes
its first step of the 1912 season
tomorrow-the opening of the
Pacific Coast League season.
Military officials are standing
pat on their 5000 crowd limita-
ton, but temporarily have ap-
proved night games. Games may
be cancelled at any time without
notice.
The Seattle Rainiers, defend
ing champions, Sacramento and
Los Angeles are doped to make
the race q three-way affair.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
|Daffy Dodgers May Still Get Batty Bobo's Arm

went into the service. has been
reduced to the desperate exped
lent Of trying to make q third
baseman out Of Roberto Estalel-
In, the Cuban outfielder who is
built like q barrel. And to make
matters even worse, Roberto
right now Is down with the
mumps.
When, and II, that deal goes
through. the Browns presumably
will be free to sell big Buck
(the object Of all this phenagl-
ing) to Brooklyn for $4,000 and
/ q player. The Dodgers' offer.
made originally to Detroit, is
understood still to stand. Buck
probably would be worth every
cent Of II, too. He would fit
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
Board of Commerce
Hunaiiliated Again

Stuck fast In the midst of a
slump. the Board of Commerce
suffered . further blow to its
supremacy In the B ath City
League last night by losing four
points to the Young Business
Men. At the same time, the Sec
ond-place High Twelve team
sliced the margin between first
and second to four points by TAX
ing three points from the Rotary
quintet.
The Knights of Pythias mark
ed the only other sweep, measur-
ing the Kiwanis Club. Clarence
Breitmeyer's 557 for the Lions
was top triple; his FL was high
single game.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01

found the New Yorker in q rage
and they tied the count in a hur-
ry on goals by Phil Watson and
Allie Pike.
But Nick Metz waited until
there wasn't time for. the blue
shirts to pull even once more by
hammering in the clinching goal
six seconds before the final buzz
ger.
At Detroit a rookie and q vet
eran combined to give the Red
Wings their second straight
triumph over the Bruins In the
Class B seminal.
Twenty-three year old Jack
Carveth, playing his first year Of
Major League hockey got the
first two Ted Wing tallies and
Don Crosse. the veteran, clinch-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01

Washington Senator'S did not
need 1t was another pitcher.
They have been getting such ex-
|ceptional pitching this spring
both from their veterans a n d
rockies that Manager Bucky
Harris. a born pessimist, vaguely
suspects it is a frame-up of some
sort. "Those kids could not
have improved that much since
last fall" he insists.
But "Old Fox" Clark Griffith
simply could not resist the OPP
portunity to grab Newsom vir-
tually on his own terms. De-
troit was in spot. It could
not sign Newsom and could not
get waivers on him, either from
Washington or st. Louis. Buck,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
Team I Maintains
K. 0fC. Margin

Holding a position fitting of
its name, Team ! of the K. of c.
league maintained a five-game
lead last night by taking three
points from Team 8.
Only sweep was by Team 4
over Team 2.
E. Miller's 543 for Team 8 was
tops in the series department
while E. Martyka marked a 221
for singles honors, for Team S.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
Ssnotors Don't Need
Another Pitcher.
but Sow Borsoin
~ GAYLE TALBOT

ORLANDO, Fla, April 1-(R
There still Is at least an out
side chance that Buck Newsom
all 222 pounds of him-will
be paving the dirt Of Brooklyn's
Ebbets' Field and "show-boatin"
as only he can for the fans Of
flatbush this summer. That Is
where big Buck should have
been all these years. instead Of
wasting his particular talents on
the more sedate BASEBALL centers
of the American League.
If there Is one thing the
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
Bdtkin Keeps
Lead Nth Forfeit

A forfeit win over the Bath
City Garage allowed Batkin's
Radio to keep its b. League
margin last night as the second
place Mount Clemens Rose Gar
dens five kept pace by measur-
ing the Bell Telephone quintet.
Mount Clemens Metal Prod
ucts and the Eagles marked a
pair of wins.
Hitting a 152-218-222, Merritt
Willmarth posted the high triple
of 500, for Batkin's; G. Hammers
224 for the Metal Products team
was high single.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
PLAY SATURDAY

The first game in the cham
pionship flight is set for Satur-
day night on the Leafs rink. The
series will continue until one Of
the clubs has won four games.
The second contest also will be
played north of the border, on
Tuesday night, with the next two
In Detroit on April Q and IL.
Toronto scored In each Of the
first two periods against . New
York team that looked hopeless
b eutclassed last night. Johnny
.4cCreedy punched in a fluke
goal In the first and Pete Lam
geljs hit the bulPs-eye at the
start Of the second.
The third canto. however.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
Buck Would Dovstoil
with Not lsosusrs;
$40, 900 Mentioned

in beautifully on the staff of the
National League champs, TAX
ing his turn between Whit Wy
att and Kirby Higbe. The only
thing the experts have felt the
Dodgers might need to stand off
the st. Louis Cardinals, is So
called third pitcher, one capa-
BILE of winning say. Is games
while Wyatt and Higbe bear the
brunt. If Buck should return
to his 1910 form, when he won
81 and lost 5, it would, of course.
be murder on the rest of the Ma.
tiOnal League.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
ID. r. Anderson
Team Marks Gain

Taking q pair Of games off
their opponent, Arthur Rose, the
n. r. Anderson team of the
Auto Dealers League cut its
foes lead to Z single game last
night. The last place Powell &
Schwarck quintet knocked off
two games from Priehs Sales in
the other match.
Dave Smith hit 546 for series
hpnors, for Priehs-but gave up
single honors-by one pinto T.
johnson of Powell & Schwartz
who marked q 212.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
Loss Has Little
Effect on Leader

Holding q mile-wide margin,
Stewart Sales, leade Of the B-4
league. lost . pair Of starts to its
nearest rival, Johnson's Ear, last
night, but still ended up with q
l1-point margin In the loop.
Two sweeps were marked, by
the Eagles over Johnson's Serv-
ice and by Tinker Freight over
Buckeye Beer. Mount Clemens
install Products lost two games
70 Adds Electric.
!. Schlutow's $50 count for
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
east Detroit BowIers axe
Pride in Feat of Girl, 20
She Posts 276 Come, 18th Ronkins Score
in U.S.: Corries III Mean at Centennial

Detroit bowers taking family pride this week In
efforts of their number slightybu 20yearod girl
gave national rating bowl
comparative performances OF OF
male fellows
girl Helms who capped of top-noch
Monday by tossing 276 at the
the 18th ranking single women
country After having started with no. she set up the
added 1853 in her final to fashion shiny GA
Ladies House League She
ar average of III.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
(agers Propose
Benefit Clash

Members Of the Paganetti
Lumber basketball team,
champions Of the city league,
today expressed = desire to
participate in q benefit game
for the USO Of Red Cross, II
. suitable clash could be AZ
ranged and the cooperation Of
authorities Of one or the other
organization secured.
The Auto Club Of Detroit
and the 4th Air Base Of Sci.
fridge Field, the latter the
post champion, were suggest
ed as possible opponents.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
ed the Bruins downfall with 100
footer into the empty cage.


footer into the empty cage.
Just before Crosses elongated
shot, manager Art Ross of the
Bruins had pulled goalie frankie
Brimsek out Of the cage and sent
six forwards onto the ice in hopes
Of getting one tally and forcing
the game into overtime.
Crosse grabbed the disc deep
in his own territory as the
Bruins were peppering goalie
Johnny Mowers. He worked 1t
over the blue line and let 60.
The shot was as true n IL fired
from q rifle and smacked the
heart of the unprotected goal.
Like Metz game winning
shot at Toronto. Crosses clinch-
or came six seconds before the
contests end.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01

MIAMI, Fla, April 1-(R-
Jockey Edit Arcaro, winner OF
the $4,000 Flamingo and the
$50, 900 Widener Stakes here thi:
winter, turned his attention to
angling yesterday and entered q
3-pound, 10-ounce trout in the
plug casting division Of the $10,-
O000 metropolitan Miami fishing
tournament.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
NOT SORRY NOW

NOT SORRY NOW
MIAMI, Fla, April l. R -
Trainer Bert Pomeroy protested
vigorously when Tropical Park
stewards refused him permission
to scratch Homeward Bound
from the Normandy Isles purse.
HE doesn't like the track and
probably will finish last" said
Pomeroy. But the trainer under
estimated his horse. Homeward
Bound snatched hairline vic
tory-his first of the winter.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01

INDIANAPOLIS, April 1-(R
HAIRY Geisel, dean of American
League umpires, is a candidate
for the Republican nomination
for sheriff of Marion County
(Indianapolis) and will make
brief campaign before leaving
for his 18th season of umpiring.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
NAVY RELIEF FUND

NEW YORK, April l. R -
The Navy relief fund Is 3,701 40
richer today as a result of the
All-star track meet asst Wednes-
day night.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01

Score at half: Cobbers 8, De-
stroyers 8.
The game wound up the city
high basketball season.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-04-01
AT the Alleys

Buckeye Beer was blue-ribbon
series while Runners 227 for
the Metal Products was high
single.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-09
Negro Maid Pleads
Guilty, innocent
All at Same Time

Angelina Caue9r'. -Tr5r-os
Negro maid nlcac"G re aei e#.lts
and Innocent. to c!u4, ttoa"a'
realms; her III JE.,-e Lee N3.irr'
Fl CCgtro police court Friday l."
Mrs. Nrd Moc;ti. l27I Olive. Wlo
had "aueh the maid in the .e, at
sWipNa canned Goods mt ~ bys
oi soap and cmces.iur lAgu in :
garbage car.
Angelina. Yho aid Ac@ l9.b:ut
WJS shidiue or" ira TcEas .al
she Vas quit 1T ".n i.rs.. boa
innocent a. a fhea #'a',.rr f.l.f
means in thc rouIM Of loaapsid-
cnce.
I took the stuff" s&o yaid, be
cause FRIDAY was m" uuH Oh and ]
wanted to EAT al hOme and wash
my hath
She said she lhouaht MI Mm"ta
was lawfully nice, and wanted to
Elow il ahr could "tomuohIze 81 l.
her employer MI. atos"tul "Ao
appeared against Au.eiIaa III ,.o,nf
showed 4 cou:p., lous aan oi -
jtrcSt in tnc "cnnpOniNc pruuu 81
and Judge NulIrr reused 10 .tuus.
! ponilc" on 1Uc NmuWlo tWo-Ma,
plea.
He set Ana';lua'. hall - 350 cat
and ordered her 10 appr;r Dcio@
him Saturday moraiag -. sen'enog