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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
By HARRY HEILMANN

Manager Joe Cronln, Ted VIII
liamS. Charlie Gehringer and yours
truly returned from Flint three
weeks ago in the same automobile.
The purpose Of tho trip was 10
assist in the sale of war bonds.
All the way back the subject was
hitting With Cronn AT the wheel
and. therefore, handicapped in the
imaginary swinging Of a bat, We
three had the stage.
The highway was strewn with
home runs. three-baSe hits, 400
batting averages, etc. At about
Pontiac Ted Williams went into a
slump, a terrific one.
I'm In batting slump. and
want to know how 10 get out
of IT," nc stated. Ordinarily that
speech would break up any
gathering OF ball players. With
Cronn driving about so. there
was no place 10 go. Every one
had 10 give Ted his version Of
the best and easiest way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
rLENEIANn
wASHINGTON

TotAls 80 "a 20 Totals IS % "a
.Baftsd FOR Fvsrs In eleventh
Patted for FerriCk m sevenfn
tBattsd f0r EisfnE'sf IN ninth.
iran FOR pssAufeis IN ninth
Rated Tor Embfes in thirteenth
Washington 222gno0 600 600 10
cleveland pOi 0i0 0n4 200 o.
Runs Case 2 Srerce 2 Cullsnoins
Estalelis Evans sullivan. Clsry 2. Peters.
Boudfeau WeatherIy. Keltner Mack.
Kennedy Errors vernon Newtor.
Runs bstted In-Cuuenbtne 2. case 3.
Evans Clary Keltner q Bcudreau 2.
Heath Weatherly Estaieila Two. base
hits Spence g. Es'alella Weatheriy.
Heath Three base hits Boudresu, Estal-
ella stolen bases Case 3 Heath. vernon,
Hogan. Spence Sacrifices -Newsom, sulh-
van Zuber Double piay--Ferrick 10 Peters
20 Fleming Left on bases Washington
TO- Cleveland n Bases on bails-Of
Newsom s or smith ! OF Ferrlck ! OF
Embree I. OF zuber struck out BY
Newsom s. By Ferrick by Zuber !. BY
Embree g. Hlts-On Smith 3 IN 4 Ia
innings OF Ferriek In S % innings. OF
Eisenstat ] IN z innings. off Embree
innings of SewsOm s In % inningss
of Zuber In l-3 innings winning
pitcher-zuber Losing pitcher Embrss
Umpires-Rue. Grieve and Bash Time OF
game-3.42. Abundance 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

Holding the upper hand, Learned
Post Will be favored 10 capture
the district American Legion base
ball title this Sunday when II
meets RooSe Nanker Post at
Northwestern Field The starting
time is l;30.
Learned is unheaten in the dis
trlct series, while Nankcr has
dropped one game A victory for
Learned Sunday Will earn il the
right to play in the state finals
scheduled in Detroit this week
end. Should Vanker win. the de-
Gliding district game will be held
Tuesday at $50 p. m. at North
western Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

50 Mr. Williams own ideas form
the basis of our story for today.
Hitting H. mostly nerve, con-
fidence and brass said Ted.
After checking on your timing
and stance, the rest is up TO the
individual. A smart pitcher saves
his strength for when he needs
IL badly, 80 why shouldn't a
hitter save a supply of con-
fidence and "chin-out" nerve for
the time when the going gets
tough. They're the same pitchers
you've been hitting all along.
Give me little extra batting
practice. let me be sure that my
head j. held still. and I'll climb
out Of II. If YOU can't do ~,
you're not = great hitter"
Cronin then looked around
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Ex-Tiqer Is Top Hitter

Babe Herman exTiger his twenty second year of pro
fessona baseball leading the Pacific Coast League in hitting
which suggests that the wcak-httng Tigers could still
Babe George Dickey. White Sox catcher, has his
George William after his papa and his famous uncle
81 the Yankees John r. Connolly national AAU walking
champion ballet dancer with the New York Civic Opera
Company Tufy Griffith, who 35 enlisted the
recently halls Chicago fought Droits Olympia
days when Scotty Moneth putting
entertainment that emporium Joe Krakauskas
pitching fof Baltimore the Canadian army
report which may be late
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
He's TWo Ahead

Tom Metzger. tho Greenville po-
tato king. emerged winner in the
morning round by breaking 96.
one tagret ahead of Sperry and
Fayweather, who deadlocked for
second place honors In a special
Shoot-off for tho runnerup posi-
ton, Fayweather defeated Sperry.
As result Faywcather Will
enter the 100-target all-gauge with,
combined mark Of 1875, two taIS
gets ahead OF the entire field for
high-over-all honor. emblematic
OF the state championship this
year.
Roland CBngl Crosby. The De-
troit professional. equalled Metz
gers score in the small gauge
event. but his professional stand
ing barred him from participating
for the title and trophies, open
onlv-to amateur shooters
Slack wound up IN second place
in the small gauge event with "a.
while Ralph league of Dawson hit
% for third place honorS Richard
H. Hecker president Of The Michi-
gan Skeet Association. Jerry
Decker. Bill Brown and Dick
Steinof. Al lof Detroit tied with
o. hits.
+. II. Graft Of Birmingham and
George Hess of Wayne were next
with 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
CaIifornians 10 Meet
In Women S Net Final

PHILADELPHIA. July 3
ms -itU Doe an au-Callfornia
iInl> % 70 tho middle states
women grass court tennis tour
namcnt a. The FhIladelp h a
Cricket Club SUNDAY
IN today's Semifinals Louise
Broush of Beverly Hills and twice
United States girls champion. won
IN easy c. 60 victory from
3 Stors Katherine Winthrop,
while 'op-see5ed Margaret Os-
Nofre of San Francisco took over
fJori' Hart ~ Miami Fla "a
e.s. &C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
0CBC Regatta
Set for Aug. |, 7

PONTIAC, July 25.-Annual re-
gatta of the Oakland County Boat
Club. limited this year because of
the war and transportation prob
lens 10 entries from Oakland and
surrounding counties. will be held
next Saturday and Sunday, August
| and =.
The regatta dance will be held
next Saturday night with Maurice
Guillemette and his Hawaiian
serenaders and dancers furnishing
the music and floor show. The
1912 regatta queen will he crowned
as a part of the entertainment
Last years queen was Miss Mar
Garet Green.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Slaughter S Blow
Beats Braves, 6-3

BOSTON. July q up. Enos
Slaughter's eighth homer Of the
season with two aboard IN the fifth
inning today supplied the margin
that gave the st Louis Cardinals
a s 10 3 victory over tho Boston
Braves HOWE KrSt chalkcd up
his eighth triumph Of tho year
against one defeat for 81 Louis.
although he was relieved by Harry
Gumhert IN the ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Reds Stop Rally
To Beat Giants

NEW YORK, July 3 GNS)-
Cincinnati Reds stood off a late
rally by the New York Giants 10
score an s 10 & victory today II
was the first time this year that
the Reds had been able 10 beat
Bill Lohrman The Reds were
leading. s 10 o. when Mel OFT and
his gang finally broke loose 70
tally six runs in the final three
innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Pirate Rookie Stops
DOdger Streak at 4
Hank Gornicki
Wins Years First
for BUGS, Al

NEW YORK. July q CUP).-
The Pittsburgh Pirates snapped
the Brooklyn Dodgers four-game
winning streak today. behind the
siN-hit pitching of young Hank
Gornicki, beating them 4 10 ! II
was Gornicki's first victory of the
year, and the first time he went
the fun distance
Vince DiMaggio'S eleventh home
run scored the first two Pirate
tallicS in the fourth and Curt
Davis, who allowed seven hits 10
take the setback, was driven out
in the sixth when Elbie FletCher's
triple sent in two more runs.
PITTSHI RGH BROOKIyN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
YANKS MILD. But THEY WIN

Commander Gene Turrey and Lieut.. Commander Tom
Hamilton be mildly eadnE Tunney Is
critic sports the college variety Hamilton favors
team sports baseball football games between the
colleges army and navy Lieut. George Earnshaw
former star pitcher Athletics with the navy az
Jacksonville Fla p years old at Penn State
"A games his FIRST fun year AZ Philadelphia and
added IS The Jimmie FoNx contrary
reports saws Of trying spectace the
field or even when batting examination by
eye specialist Chicago revealed nothing wrong with the
Gmmcs Boston scrhe Dragging about the catchers
by England naming among the top Gabby
Hsrne Mickey Cochrane and Birdie Tebbetts The first two
hail from Massachusetts Tebbes from New Hampshire
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
4 Runs in 13th
Win for Mats
CLEVELAND. July Is cUP)

CLEVELAND. July = fUPl-N
Washington Senators scored four
runs in the thirteenth inning off
Red EmbreSS today 70 defeat the
Cleveland Indians l0-6 The game
was carried into extra innings
when Buck Newsom starting Sen
ator pitcher. blew up ~ the ninth
and allowed tho Indians 10 score
four runs that dcadlockcd the
score AZ 6-6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Redskins Sign Bergman

WASHINGTON, July 25 CINsl.
The Washington Redskins an
nounccd today the signing If
Arthur J. Dutch Bergman one
time Notre Dame star and veteran
football authority, as the club :
chief scout Bergman served for
10 years AS head football coach
At Catholic University
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
IT 7 NITT
BROOKLYN

Totals - 2 2T p Totsis 80 A ~ i3
'Ratted for owen IN seventh.
Batfed for Head m seventh.
tBated for BordAgsrsy IN ninth.
Pittsburgh mo 2O2 0oo-4
Brooklyn 100 600 000--l
Runs Van Robsys Fletcher ,. DMaggiC
2 Vaughan Errors RIGGS ?. Fletcher.
Runs batted in Reiser DiMaggio g.
Fletcher, Cuisine TWo.base hits Fletcher
Barrett Vaughan Three base hit --
Fletcher Home run DiMagEio. Sacrifice
nit Davis Double plsy--Reiser 10 Rigs
Left on hases-Pittsburgh 3, Brooklyn 2.
Bases on balls-Off Gornick g. OF Davis
Struck out BY Gorncki 4. by Davis +.
by Rowe l. Hits-On Davis 7 In SIS
innings off Head In i2s innings. or
Losing pitcher--Dsvis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Sundays Probable Pitchers
Nv United Press
AM UFTAN IIAgT-N

IN ateIrhia a.. Harms s.s and woir
SO a. Chicago tLyons rs and Humphres
So. 20 m tCWTl 1.-TWO games
Boston iWaCrer % and NeWsome 80
A. 81 Louis tGaIeh0use So and Holings-
worm 60 so p m tCWT) Owo
games.
New York tRuHuF o-l a. DETROIT
fTfau' t-l2r . = m tEWTb.
Washington lHuts9n $40 ana wynn s-sl
AT cleveland tBaeby ia and Kennedy
4-i'. so r. m tEWTl 1.-TWO gamss)..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Can SyrPathize

His Grafton on the subject Of
emerging from a slump struck a
sympathetic chord in this old
timer especially that hidden sup
ply Of something for tho crisis
Three different seasons, 1921
1925 and 1927. your writer came
into the last day OF the American
League schedule In a virtual tie
for the batting crown The rivals
in those years we're Cobb Speaker
and AL Simmons. Never has IT
been suggested by any one that
our limited abilities could match
these three famous hitting StylistS
For those three years the last day
was the best in hitting we ever
had. and good enough TO make us
finish on top
SO, folks, call il luck or anything
you please | prefer 10 think IL was
Just what WILLIAMS was talking
about. reserve Supply Of Chin
out confidence. called upon when
badly needed
dig IN. CHIN OFT. SWING
THROUGH and LET THE
BALL 90 WHERE IT WILL"
You're welcome boys especially
Al EcDfor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Near Perfect

Stacks mark of qs in tho %
gauge event Saturday afternoon
was the nearest 10 FayWCather'S
perfect mark SperrN followed
with 81. while Don Pldd Of Flint
and league came home with a
pair Of 97's
A total Of 81 shooters partci-
pated in the two l0O-tarGer pro-
grams Saturday a field of 100 IS
expected 10 bring the eleventh an
nual Michigan State championships
10 a close Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

Totals 81 30 ~ 10 Totals - 10 ~ :
'Bhtted fer Donovan in seventh
Rstted for Hufchirgs IN ninth
}RAn Tor Gfemp lu ninth.
s. Louis 600 013 o00-b
Boston 100 oli oOO-3
Runs Brown s.A.Ehffr kuroWsE san
dffs Krst Hcimes klatft, S1sii Errors
Brown kur0VSki Runs ba'fpd in
Siaughte~ MARION BrOVn lombard
Holmes WA0ff tkufoWskI scored On Ics''t
wild pitch in sAtnt. TUo-pase fts-MA
rlon. Holmes Brown 2. sistl Three base
nit Saughfsr Home rln-SiAughfrr. Dou.
ble piAs KufoNEki 90 Brown 90 Sanders
Left on hAses-St Louis T. Boston
Bases on balls or KriU 2 or Gumbert
T. or Tost z struck out By Kr.st !. ~
Gumber, /, ty Tpst !. bt ponosan ! hN
HutchinEs / Hrs-ON krist 80 10 .
inning 0ff Gumbert In 81 inning or
lost m S. innings orr Donovan I in
L. inoings or Hutchins IN inn ng'
Hu b. pitcher ~ Tosf SANDER via
pitches Tosf. Krst Winning pitcher
Krist. Losing pitcher Tos,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Red Sox Nose
Out Browns, 90

ST. LOUIS, July % (UP)-A
triple by Tony Lupien and Bobby
DoerrS single in the tenth inning
today gave the Boston Red SoX r
as victory over the ST Louis
Prou-pS f..H
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

cousins the Tigers Roscoe Toles impressive in his
victory Arturo Godoy Buenos Aires that the
Argentine Boxing Federation signed him instructor
The Athletics have learned that they won't lose Phil Marhdon
their best pitcher TO the Canadian until fall Mariu
Russo star chand for the Yankees 1871 who hasn't hurled
this because Of dead pitch again
is said that doctors him little
muscles responding to treatment If true that's real tragedy
or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Worlds Greatest Golfer

Jess Sweetser calls Byron Nelson the worlds greatest
golfer Sweescr the first American lnksman to the
British Amateur The Pittsburgh Pirates do plan 10
return to California for spring training If they any
where 1t will probably be to Florida Hank Boowy brilliant
Yankee recruit pitcher of Fodham lost only "a
in college That Vllanova Borowy received a
bonus Of $500 for signing with New York
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Perfect Score
Helps Rookie
To Skeet Lead
Fayerweoiher Of Detroit
Leads State Meet Field
With I95 TotaI
By Don GILLIEs

DAWSON, July 25.-Bil Fayer-
weather, 32-year-old chemical
engineer Of Detroit levclled his 20
gauge gun at 100 targets al the
Williams Gun Club where the
Michigan state matches are being
conducted and came through with
the only perfect score of the day,
mark of 100 straight
Fayerweather is new shooter
so far as skeet is concerned, but
his superb shooting was the out
standing performance Of the first
day of the two-day tournament
which ends this Sunday with the
100 target sll-gauge.
In winning Saturdays event,
Fayerweather dislodg ed Don
Sperry, the seasoned Flint snlper.
He gained further fame by pairing
with Sgt. Paul Slack of the De-
.troit Police Department in win
ming the two-man title with a
combined total OF 1913 out OF a
possible 200.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
V0ff

Two usre hits DlNAEelr Heinrich z
Higgins kener Home rir-Gordon Stoitn
base Eigyuto fe" On bases New YORK
49, Detroit 8 Pasrs on halls or Trucks
on Hc0shaV struck ont Bv Borrow,
h' Trucks q by Whie J. Passed hsll
TrbbeftF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

81 LOUIS NlV VII UNl U-b
Runs DiMaggio 2 Pesky 2 Lupien 3,
Williams Fox. Gutteridge. Gift, McQuinn,
stephens 2, Terrell, Bersndino ?. Errors
lConroy. McQuinn, McQuillen. sewen. Runs
bstted in--Judd, Doerr 5, stephens, Gut
Iteridge 2. Lupien. Williams Criscola 3
stephens scored In second on double play
DiMaggio scored In sixth on McQuillsn's
error Berandino scored in ninth on Con
rows error Two base -Lupicn ?
Williams. Bersndino, Criscola Three base
hits-DiMagEio 2 Lupien stolen Bases
Lupien, Fox Sacrifice hit--Auker. Double
plays poerr - Pesky 10 Lupien. Chartak
10 sewen Auker ~ McQuinn Ferrell 70
Befandino Left on hases-St Louis 3
Boston - Bases On bals--On Auker S.
on HanninF M Ferens !, on Judd Z Of
Brown 3. m Ryba Struck out-By
Auker ! hy Judd ?. by Appleton 2 ny
Ryha J Hits-On Judd in % innings
or Brown in ! ID innings. or Auker
~ In ID innings m Caster none In IA
inning on Hauning none IN M inning on
Ryha 3 In 3 innings m Appleto none IN
inning IN Ferens 3 In inning. Hit ny
pitcher Py Hsnning tConroyl. Winning
pitcher Ryhs Losing pitcher Ferens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE Z

CficaEo tBrhorn SD and wsrnsks s-s)
- PhNafslThia johnson Sill and Pod
fairY f.af so r m tEWT)
81 LOUIS Beazley il-f ana Dickson 3fil
A. Boston wallace Ia and JAvsry 6-i2I.
an m tFWTI
piffsrurEh tkIngsr Z anc IanninG $50
~ Brooklyn Wetbef Z and HICbs 1917
"a tEWT)
Cincinnati tR'tdis t-s ara D,rrinEsr az
o, Nsw York a-s wrrE
81 Rsw work fCsrusrtrt - srf Ftltrar
M fFN-FT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Timely Subject

Williams filed away every bit Of
information for future use. Some
interesting points were brought
out, some smart cracks made. like
the one when yours truly took up
fungo bat. after going % for the
horse collar, made a three-base
hit in Washington. came back "a
the bench and was fined $50 by
Hughie Jennings for making 2
trsvestv ~ the sane
This subject seems TO be timely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Dearborn Recreation
STANDINGS
sTNDAN'S CAMS

SUNDAYS GAMES
r a L. Transport vs.. Coerel 81 Re
treat Field
shores vs. winston a. Ford Yield
RoyAl va BOYS club a. Fordson High
Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
SAVE UP CONFIDENCE, SAYS WILLIAMS
That's Way 10 Climb Out Of Batting Slump

This is another IN series Of
baseball articles by the former
Tiger slugger nom appearing
vFpUfUrtB ~ Fhr Detroit fIWcg1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
SPOR T S
BY LEO MACDONELL.

Co-oc Tu-rey Reported Fox SCOTS, Denies
Feuo0o Cve- Ga~es He'll Wear Spe 6
W-b Lieut.. Hs~ -o0 Batting or Fielding
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
SGT. PineIIi Is Empires Son

Ralph Pne Of Babe Pneli National League umpire,
Dame athlete is first sergeant Of hospital
detachment Enid Okla Ralph is owned by the Yankees
Radio broadcasers describing sports restricted
from mentioning certain weather conditions 1t has been ruled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
WEST SInF SCHEDULE
Watch the road. every one

watch the road, every one
yelled" but Joe was turning 10
ask Williams when he was going
10 start All those things.
The batting averages today
supply the answer. Ted is back up
there where he belongs. One need
not worry about Williams being or
top for a long time depending, al
course. on what the future holds
He may not be mechanically the
smootheSt hitter neither was
Cobb but he has the best hitting
frame Of mind and that was what
rnado CObb pfoaf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
First New Yorker Chased

Joe Gordon chased by Umpire Ppgras the Yankee Tiger
in New York recently the first New Yorker TO
the havsho this Charley Rufhng Of the Yankees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
Cincinnati

lRAn Tor bhrna IN elkhth
Cincinnati OOi 300 zoos
New York 600 600 sZl-o
Runs-Walker. Lamanno. r Mccormick,
Upton. Haas Joost. Thompson 2, Werber,
OF 2 Dannng, Wltek d Errors-Wltek.
banning Frey. Werber Marshall Runs
batted in-Walker 2. Thompson, NJ. Mar
shall 2 Frey. Upton Haas. OFT 2. Mize z,
Witek 2 rwo-ba hits--Haas Frey.
Three.bas hlt-Mize. Homo runs-Witek,
OFT Double plays--Lohrman % urges 10
Mize Joott 10 Frey 10 r Mccormick. Jur-
ges % Mifs Haas 20 Frey 20 =. McCor.
mick Left on bases New York p Gin
cinnati @ Bases on bails-On Lohrman
g. on Thompson 2 on Adams Struck
out BY Thompson Z. by MCGEE Hts
or Iohrman ~ M . innings tuonf out %
-ovcnthl. On Niece m tnnine, on
Koslo In / inning 0r ADAMS 4 IN ! IN
ming or Thompson ~ mi Id innings. on
Reggs IN 2-3 innings hU bA puchet-
nv IohrrnAn tWaIkert Winning ptchrr-
Thompson Losing pitcher-LonrWar m
rIres r,oeft CONAN and Rearfon Time
. o. ATTENDANCE 500 tpaidJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26

that say the track muddy football
being played muddy field grounds have caused post
ponement baseball game He may not however mention
continuing condition such rain showers overcast
windy, etc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
BOSTON
A ID II

Totals 40 20 80 10 Totals 80 II 30 II
Boston oil Oo3 03O ID
ST Louis Ol0 oil O4l O-s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
NEw YORK

Totals IS u n 10 Totals 80 70 q lf
'Bstted for MCGEE m seventh
Batted for Koslo In eighth
IRAN for BArna in eighth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-26
DIG IN. CHIN OFT. SWING
THROUGH and LET THE
BALL 60 WHERE IT WILL"

0Oure VoIC0Wc boy oSPoCl1IIN
Al Benton
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-05-28
Girls 4.H Club
Will Be Formed

Glasgow All club members and
all Glasgow girls interested in do
ing All work this summer are ask
ed to meet at the county court
room Friday afternoon at 2 for a
club organization meeting.
Parents who have daughters they
would like to be members of a
All club are asked to obtain en-
rollment cards at the county agents
office. Mrs. Florence P. Elliott,
county home demonstration agent.
hopes that three clubs, one for cloth
alton and one for food preservation
may be organized. The All Victory
program will be stressed.
One, the Clover Leaf club of IA
members, has been organized in the
city, with Mrs. E. r. Bellingham
and Mrs. Lawrence Granger as
leaders. A boys wild life conserv-
atlcn club, which met last year
under the leadership of the Rev.
E. R. Bellingham and Mrs. Fordyce
Mcconnell, is being reorganiZed.
Last year the entire Beliingham
family participated in All club
work; Rev. and Mrs. Bellingham
and Miss Mildred Bellingham as
leaders and Patricia and Richard
as members.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-05-28
Mrs. ~Friedlund's
Pupils Appear in
; RecitaIS Here

Piano pupils CT Florence Fen
nessy-Friendlund Mrs. A. B. Fried
lund) r being presented in
student recitals at her home this
week.
Those taking part in the first re-
cital Tuesday night were Sally Nc
Gibney, Barbara Lea Richardson
Marilyn Hutton, Marie Pattiscn
Helen Merton, Mona Rae McNulty
Mary Jeane Hill, Arliss Rusher.
Patsy Grain, Mona Grain, Mary K.
Holland, Elizabeth Ann Novinger,
Patsy Pattison, Jane Simonton, Ar
dice Bowles, Gwen Hovey and jean
Bardell.
Those in the program Wednesday
night were Malcolm McNulty, Jack
Mcconnell, Joseph Wallen, David
Near, George Novinger, Bobby
Bertsch, Billy Sternhagen, Frank
Mersen and Gerry Near.
Students who will play tonight
are Audrey Wittmayer, Dorothy
Novinger, Joyce Newberry, Dora
Pattison, Mary Novinger, Clarice
Rusher, Mary Theresa Sternhagen,
Margaret Hall, Betty Leu Mersen,
Lois IbSen, Lillian Wedum and
Maxine Yoder.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-05-28
Piano Pupils Of
Mrs. Vallandigham
Conduct RecitalS

Marguerite c. Vallandigham Mrs
Gordon Vallandigham), is present
ing her piano pupils in recitals al
the Methodist church auditorium
this week.
The first recital was Monday
night and those taking part were
John Allen Engelson, Charles
Gender, Dickie Vallandigham. Den
aid Engelson, Larry Holland, David
Vallandighanl, Wayne Larson. Dick
Stedtfeld. Roland Hammerness
Dickie Dehlbom, George Watson
and Ned Wagner.
The second recital will be held
Friday night and those who will
play will be Kay Mueller, Marlene
Kjelstrup, Jean Bailey, Elizabeth,
Ann Bruce, Betty Ann Erickson,
Dorothy Briggs, Betty Billingsley,
Sydney Rae Browning, Dorothy
Kjelstrup, Betty Chase. Vesta Ham
mernesS and Patsy Fassett. Agnes
Bayne will sing two songs.
Participants in the third recital,
which will be Saturday night, are
Sylvia Tufte, LaVonne Schellinger,
Lcreen Hansen, Eloise Hanson, Dor
othy Allison, Adonna Hanson, Lor-
eta Tufte, Dorothy Kuehn, Leona
Mcpherson, Geneva Tufte, Betty
Ann Watson, Elizabeth Ann Hart,
Frances Vislisel, Frances Hallett,
Burger, Wanda Larsen. Patsy
Fassett and Sylvia Wagner. There
will be a vocal solo by Elizabeth
Ann Hart.