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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
Too Popular
for Stadium

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Oct. 23-
(R)-The Army-Navy football
game, a victim of its own popu-
larity, has been shunted from
Philadelphia's mammoth stad-
ium to the Naval Academy's o.
O0O-seat arena as a war economy
measure by President Roosevelt.
In a season during which 9TH
er gridiron contests have shown
a drastic falling off in attend
ance, the battle of the two serv-
ice elevens was expected to draw
it's customary 100000 spectators
and the president last night or
dered the transfer to- save tires
and gasoline and to keep the rail-
roads open for more important
travel.
The White House statement
which accompanied the an
nouncement warned that tickets
for the classic be sold "only to
residents Of Annapolis-not to
outsiders" and limited that the
game might be the last meeting
of the two for the duration OF the
war by saying that "the game
was scheduled before war was
declared and its cancellation at
this late date undoubtedly would
cause great disappointment"
Annapolis, capital OF Mary
land, had population of slightly
more than $4,000 in 1910 and is
believed near 10000 now. Last
year at Philadelphia 98,924 per-
sons watched Navy defeat the
Army, IA to 6.
The White House statement
warned specifically against per-
sons living in Baltimore and
Washington obtaining paste
boards for the game and said that
only such members of the stu
dent body and officials of the U.
S. Military Academy as were
needed for the contest would be
permitted to travel to Annapolis.
Last year AZ special trains
were needed to move the civilian
spectators to Philadelphia and IA
additional trains brought the
cadets from the two competing
institutions.
The series was started in 1891
at Annapolis with the second
game played at West Point the
following year. 1t returned to the
Navy's home field in 1893 for the
last time.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
Girl Fans Don't
Want These ScaIps

McALLEN, Tex, Oct. % -
Up The girls used to bother
McAllen High, School football
heroes. But 18' of the % squad
men got burr head haircuts,
which means they were prac-
tically peeled except for point
ed tuft on top.
When the hair came off, so
did the glamor.
There are other advantages,
Max Mitchell, 200-pound tackle,
reports. =.
ut used to get mussed up"
he recalls. "Now it stays per-
fectly straight - straight in the
air."
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
Yep. Those Little
Talks Did Trick

CHICAGO, Oct. % - R -
What effect will Coach George
Halas' departure to the Navy
have on the national champion
Bears?
Bill Osmanski, veteran back,
summed it up this way:
"We'll all play our heads Oft
every game just as tn GU 8 n
George were with us. What well
miss most are those short talks
he made before every game -
simple, earnest talks that we
came to expect just like putting
on your uniform. Those little
chats were the final touch which
sent us out on the field keyed to
give our best"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

pear overwhelmed. rem.
Colgate Penn State: State al
ways is tougher on its nome
grounds. But that doesn't seem
sufficient reason to drop OF the
Colgate band-wagon. Colgate.
Brown-Princeton: The Tigers
have been responsible for two
big surprises in beating Navy
and tying Penn. This vote for
Brown merely expresses doubt
that Princeton can do IT three
weeks in row.
Cornell-Syracuse: No possible
pick but Syracuse.
Dartmouth-Yal P TO b b ~
close. Dartmouth.
owa-Indiana: Very tough IN
deed. Out of the hat, Indiana.
Wisconsin Purdue: p VI q u e
badgered. Wisconsin.
Great Lakes-Michigan State:
Taking Great Lakes.
Georgetown-Detroit: Ditto De-
troit.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

Coach Ernest Buckholz allow
"a himself . measure of conf
dence for the game tomorrow,
and part of il could be attribut-
cd 70 the fact that Buck is Civ
ing some of his regulars a hot
foot" by switches in the lineup.
Tom Breitmeyer, who played
Z fine game against Fordson last
week, Is named for a regular
Ruard berth, and Victor Potoro-
e u starting off at left half
back. At the other guard posi-
lion. Buck has picked George
Daily to start, with Tom Wes-
ton probably seeing some action.
hob White and Ralph Siewert
hold the flank positions, and
Calvin Pancuff and CAPITA n
Charles Branyan start at tackle.
Herbie Martell will be at the
center Of the line.
With Potoroka In the back
field Buckholz picks Jim Smith
st quarter, John Sierens at full
beck, and Bruce Bostwick at
right half. Lyle Bliss will rotate
with Bostwick at the latter post.
Crosse Pointe will be putting
= team In the field that has some
az the characteristics of the 1912
Bathsrs: one of them being the
ability to push down into enemy
territory but stopping short OF
the enemy goal line. The Point
ere accomplished the surprising
feat Of gaining 299 yards but
losing 1912 to Wyandotte.
Next week the Bathers come
back home again to face Mon
roe, In q Dads Day game.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
Patrick on Ice
TO Aid GoaHe

WINNIPEG, Oct. % -(R)-
Lester Patrick, silver-haired
boss of the New York Rangers
in the National Hockey League,
donned the skates and pads to-
day in an effort to teach his two
rookie net-minders some of the
games fine points. It was his
first time on the ice in three
years.
"Why Is it," he asked, "that
young goalies are never taught
anything in the minor leagues.
Everyone worries about the 9TH
er players but lets the goalies
learn by trial and error"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
The Monifor-leader
FRIDAY OCTOBER %, 1912 PAGE IA
Red Wings Abandon
Hope for Pat Esan

his application to leave his war
job for hockey had been re-
jected.
81 went up Tuesday and made
out my application" Egan de-
clared. Later they phoned me
and said that I could not CO."
At Ottawa, the National Sc
lective Service had defined pro-
fessional sports as being OF
comparatively low labor prior
ity," in rejecting a similar ap-
plication from Stuart Smith who
sought permission to play with
Montreal.
Manager Jack Adams of the
Red Wings said the action came
as no surprise. The Detroit club
bid $4,000 several weeks ago
TO purchase the services of Egan
and Winger Harry Watson from
the disbanded Brooklyn team
Watson has reported to the
Wings.
Last night the Wings dropped
their first game to minor league
opposition in three years, los
ing to their farm team, the In
dianapolis Capitals, 5 to 4 al
OLYMPIA. The Capitals were in
front from the beginning.
It was "USO Smoke Fund
benefit game, with the spectat-
ors required to donate cigarets
for soldiers as part of their ad.
mission price. Ten thousand
packages were received.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
Punts and Passes

HANOVER, N. II. - T n e
Dartmouth Indians expect to
display a full-blooded Indian in
action against Yale tomorrow in
the bowl. AS a result of block
ing back Jack Burroughs in
Jury, Art Carey has been NOV
ed into the varsity backfield
and Rudy Lorraine, a Mohawk
from Conway, has been promot-
ed to second-string quarterback.
Since Dartmouth was founded
as an Indian school, its charter
insures Lorraine free tuition.
PENSACOLA, Fla. - Sports
writer's accounts of the Texas
Christian University Pensacola
Naval Air Station football game
here Saturday will be subject to
censorship by the Navy.
This is because the game will
be played on the naval reserva-
ton. A broad ruling provides
that newspaper reporters can't
come on the premises without
submitting their stories for Of
fetal approval before leaving.
COLUMBIA, S. G. - Sam
Parham, Columbia business man,
submitted the highest bid in war
bonds for the football used in
the 4Oth South Carolina-Clem-
son football game here yester-
day.
The bidding was conducted
by several South Carolina news
papers. The high bidder buys
bonds and receives the ball.
None of the Navy bids were
made public.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. - Rus
sell Ashbaugh, reserve halfback
for Notre Dame who was voted
player of the day" in the vic
tory over the Iowa Seahawks,
has quite a family sports repu-
tation to uphold.
His father, r. G. Ashbaugh,
was on Walter Camps third ALL
America team at Brown in 1913
and his m o t her captained a
girls basketball team at Pitts
burgh.
ISON, Wis. - Elroy
Hirsch, Wisconsin's flashy soph-
omore left halfback, has receiv-
ed requests for autographed pic
lures from soldiers in Iceland
and Australia.
HOUSTON, Tex. Goa c h
Jess Nicely and his football play
ers voted today request that
Rice Institute give charity its
share of the receipts of a re-
cent game between Rice and the
Naval Flying Base at Corpus
Christi.
The community chest will be
50, 028.2 "a richer.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

Assailant throws a forearm
across your throat and clasps
his hands in such a way that
his other arm and elbow dig
into your back as your head is
forced back ~.
Twist your body to the right,
pivoting sharply on your left
foot as you step with the right
behind your opponent.
Dip quickly and seize him on
the outside of both legs-prefer-
ably near the knees (2).
AS you grasp your assallant
by the legs, pull up roughly 90.
Throw your weight against his
chest.
He will be smashed to the
deck on the back of his neck.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

DETROIT, Oct. % - (P) -
The Detroit Red Wings have vir-
tually abandoned hopes of get
ting rugged Defenseman Martin
(Pat) Egan into uniform for the
National Hockey League season,
but the $4,000 bundle of cash
that bought his contract from
the Brooklyn Americans will be
refunded.
Egan, employed at a Vancouv-
er shipyard, said last night that
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
Utica in Top Form
Here Last Niqht

In Major League competition
at Bowl-O-Drome last night, A.
Tews, of the Utica Merchants,
chalked up a 247 for high sim
gle honors, and Emmett Quinn,
of Denmarsh Hotel, was high Sc
ries kegler with a 613 score.
Team high singles honors were
won by the Utica Merchants
keglers with 1859 total, and
team series found the Merchants
repeating with a zoos tally.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
DRAWING A CONCLUSION

When Col ate plays Penn
State tomorrow, two of the
East's oldest coaches in point OF
service, Andy GA years. Kerr
and Bob (l3 years. Higgins, will
be on the benches And II
the stories we've heard about
the difficulties of travel haven't
been exaggerated too much,
travelling teams may find them
selves on the benches in some
of the oldest coaches in service.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
Fights Last
Night
Nv The Associated Press

PHIL - Jose ba-
sora. 1855, New York, Knocked
out Young Kid Robinson, lo4'
Philadelphia CD.
ELIZABETH. N. Ivan Nc
Mutt. 1877, Baltimore, and Bud
DIV Farrell, 1877, Newark, drew
co..
FALL RIVER. Mas - Al
(Red) Preist, $50, Cambridge,
outpointed Freddie Wilson, Isl,
New York (10O.
PITTSBURGH - Ossie Har-
ris, 155, Pittsburgh, outpointed
Irish Sonny Horne, 1856, Niles,
o. (10).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
Hilbert High
for Pnbusters

In Pinbuster's League play al
Bowl -Drome last night, M
HILBERT racked up double hon.
ors with q high singles score OF
176 and high series of 444. Team
No. 5 scored singles honors with
go. and series, with a 1947.
STANDINGS
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
FOX Is SPARKPLUG

SAN BENITO, Tex, Oct. %
-R- They call themselves
the Greyhounds, these San Be-
nito High School footballers,
but eryone knows Fox
makes the Greyhounds run.
He's Jesse Fox, star halfback
and highest scorer in Texas
Lower Rio Grande Valley.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
Hummer IHigh
Single Scorer

G. Hummer, was high single
game kegler last night In the
Kings and Queens loop at
Bowl-O-Drome, with 24l
score. and Bob Boldmu, with
$40 score, was top series bowler.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
WOMAN HITS

Elizabeth Duckwitz. bowling
for the Orphans team in the wo-
mems Monday Night league at
Bowl-O-D rome, tailed ZIG
score in her first game, consider
ed an extremely unusual per-
Torrance i'm women's league
play.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

PITTSBURGH - Until h Is
Pittsburgh Steelers went on
their current three-game win
ming streak in the N a I O n a
Football League, co-owner Bert
Bell never had team able to
capture two in a row during
eight seasons at Philadelphia
and two here.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
Bathers to Meet
POinte Tomorrow
COACH EXPRESSES CONFIDENCE
THAT LOCALS WILL WIN GAME

The Mount Clemens High school Bothers will be pointing
for their first Border Cities League victory Of the season, when
poysd on the Pointers field with the kickoff slated for 23O
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ny The Associated Press
lYIYT ADTY nHTA u 4

PHILADELPHIA - Forty
four of Pennsylvania Amman
football squad now are enlisted
in the armed forces as reserves
awaiting call to action. Mort
Shiekman, veteran left guard,
entered the Air Corps Reserve
yesterday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23
WILL CONTINUE
KALAMAZOO. Oct. % Up

- The Big Six Conference COM
prised of southwestern Michigan
Glass B schools voted Thursday
70 continue athletic competition
with certain war time curtail-
ments 30 long as regular bus and
train transportation is available.
Reeerye teams will discontinue
regular play starting with the
baSketball season.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-10-23

EiRht of London's churches
contain work of the 14th and
18th centuries.
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Apartments for Rent

APARTAESTs-One, two rooms. nicely
furnished. ss2s Dearborn. near West
Jefferson
COLoRED- 30is ". Kirby. Apt; 2 beau.
ttul rooms. responsible people. adults
ft2 80.
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UphoIst

2.PC. suite reupholstersd, t33. 50, Major
Upholstering Co, TO. 5000.
BELcREsT UPHoLsTERINc = Custom
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fireman. Tyler ana.
CALL BERKs for quality Uphoistering
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Custom workmanship, 2-pc. low as ys5
JACKS 1893 NFENKELL-vE. 1870
FINE wotkmanship need not be expensive.
Call Crane Uph., $685. Mack. PL. zi7i.
GET our estimate Deal direct Everest
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LET Famous restyis and rebuild your NV
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II ACRES, near Allen and Moore Road
Suitable for subdividing; 81, 0O0. WAN
dotte savings Bank, Real Estate Depart
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RooMrHG HOUsE-Fif,eenth at Grand
River, 10 rooms tsix apartments. plus
long lease; ONLY $500. c. JIRAsEK, 44Ts
Fourteenth.
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Personals
MRS. RAYE-Astroiogist featured At stat>
Fair, bs37 Mitchell. Plaza 7503.
MRS. ROSS = Life reader and advisof
special. SOC. 2oio Fort. Lincoln Park.
Hours. 1913.
NOT responsible for debts contracted by
any one but myself after this date
Peter Cal, 124ss Main NJ.
PILES AND CHRONIC DISEASES
Successful office treatment while working
Doctor De swarte Rectal Clinic. cOO5 Cass
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PROF. ELToN-ADvIsoR
CONSULTATION daily, 1915; Tuesdays.
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Share LiUing Quarters

HAMILTON, 542s-Two large rooms. porcn.
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Personals /.
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FAMOUS WANDA = Learn your future.
Consultations Daily. SCI Clairmount.
Trinity 2-l40a.
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BROOKLYN, 57se Hamilton Grand BeiD
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Greater North Woodward

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NORTHWESTERN Carpet Cleaning. 4sis
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Business Places for Rent

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Income Bungalows for Sale

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Excellent br. bldg. s.s, painted walls, tile
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Resorts for REM

LAKEFRoNT ,cottsE. st ore Lake: month
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high in protein and vitamins and
low in starch.
You can do almost anything
you like with soybeans. They
make an excellent meat loaf"
Experiment 10 find recipes your
family approve.
Cheese is another versatile
food. You can have it as the
main dish. as a souffie, in sand
witches, salads and as a garnish
for soups.
As long IS you serve meat
four Nmfsa< firing the week and
use ample amoupts of green
vegetables. whole grain cereals
and bread and molasSes you can
be sure of bridging any gap over
the meatless days.
Here are some more tips the
Home Economists in the New
York Department of Welfare
pass along 10 you:
Always buy unpublished rice.
(The family will like its nutty
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down, II Is suggested that beans,
fish and cheese be used three
days a week, and meat four
days.
Among the inexpensive meats
is pork liver--low in price but so
high in the essentials that it is
frequently used as the base for
concentrates.
Beef liver is much less expen-
sive than calves. Stewing beef,
lamb. veal. chuck of beef, shoul-
der Of lamb and veal and veal
liver are all on the thrift list.
BY purchasing the economy
cuts and making use of the
other protein-rich foods-beans.
cheese. eggs and fish-the
weekly grocery bill for the FAM
lily of five living in New York
City. where prices are supposed
10 be comparatively nigh, can be
kept within Sl0.85.
One of the best foods for
meatless days Is the bean, par
ticularly the soybean which is
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Play While Young. Work
Later. Says the Burn Family
BY IRENE NJ. HAWKINS
WOmen's Editor, The Detroit Times

QUITE SOME time ago we
reviewed book entitled. "Liv-
ing High" written by June Burn
story of a couple who
have gypsied their way through
life.
They met in Maryland
a boy and a girl. Let's devote
our lives to just beng happy,
they said. And so, they hitch
hiked or something across the
country. landing on an island in
Puget Sound.
From there they made their
way 10 Alaska. where June
taught the Eskimos and Farrar
(bettcr known as Bulb did
some work for the government.
And back again 10 Brooklyn,
where Farrar worked on a
newspaper and June had a baby
this was the second baby
. the first having been born
on their island.
A Dinner Party
When ! read the book I
thought I'd like 10 see
those two Id like TO know
what people who live like that
are really like.
i had the pleasure OF meeting