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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01
State Opens
Fiscal Year
Michigan in Block,
Money Pours In

LANSING, July l. (P) -
Michigan turned the calendar
to new fiscal year today, its
general fund well lin the black"
and money pouring in by the
hour.
Fiscal officers said il was not
such rosy picture as it might
seem, however, because the war
would reduce state revenues
materially before the new H.
month has ended.
When the current budget was
drawn by the legislature, reve-
nues for the just ended year
were estimated at S101 100000
Auditor General Vernon J.
Brown said they actually
amounted to STA $780, 900, much
of the rise being eaten up in re-
firing the last of the general
fund deficit which in 1887 tow
cred to upwards of SGT, 100000.
Brown said it would be a
fortnight before balance could
be struck on exactly how much
the general fund held at the
year-end last midnight, but that
it would exceed S1,500,O00.
Budget Director Leo j. Nowicki
estimated the balance at $4,000
600 IN S5 O00 0O0
Big factor in the revenue pic
ture was an Unexpectedly large
return. from the sales and use
taxes. Revenue commissioners
said these levies produced $685.
534 900, far above estimates and
S1O,000,000 more than in the
preceding year. The taxes yield
ed only S60,000,000 the year
before that.
Minis counted June collec-
tons at $6,842,00O, and predict
ed revenues from this source
would be sustained until after
Christmas. Then, he said, they
will dive as consumer goods
disappear from the market. He
said the drop might be as sharp
as rs per cent.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-07-01
Shortage Of Appropriation
May Halt 0PA in Tracks
Price Ceilings for Consumer
Services Also in Effect Today

WASHINGTON, July up
"A broadened rent control pro-
gram and price ceilings for con-
sumner services became effective
today but the Office of Price Ad-
ministration feared the new anti
initiation measures wou ! d be
crippled by lack of funds to adj
minister them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Little Farms for Sale

BIS SERVICE 90 Willow Run fr1on
double constructed house wired we'll u
sliatun board D. acre corner. uogs .,hlt.t.
house Only Slgs5, easy terms
'HkOSSMAN Cor Van Born a Wayne Rds
CHOICE small farm $40. q mites ff.r
Detroit city Han ca. 1900. Tt 2-641s
GREEN ROOF BUNGALOW Warmy n
sula'ed. ON large lots with plenty q,
shade trees only 81 625 ENTIRE DOW.
PAYMENT FINANCED except $50
GRoSSMAN. Cor Van Born q Wayne RI
SMALL house on Ford RI just east ai
Sheldon Rd.: fuii price 1913. $50 cash
baiance financed. Newman. joy RI. q,
lnkstcr Rd or fl7o
2 ACRES FARMING7O% SECTION
rooms, garage water. electric. main
road 81 200. small down SD IN ma
'. FjSTAFSON, EEALTOE no 5000
- i0-FT lots ~ Warren Ave N.--
taxes al VITA enl, S25-,iowr Sic.
Far!ane Bros 2e3it Ford Road az Mid.
die Belt Dearborn 1850
CoLOEEp -Sl2j cash gives d,ed IN ltna
1--f-trf' TIT Q7TTT T'7Td ana iratat
invest your money In q safe place, WrIte
Box A-io, Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Real Estate Wanted


BUYERs--Any east side property. each
fTTrnS. Buid- IVanhue 334u.
CASH for colored homes. hats. n. r.
SMEpLEY. AS r. Warren. TT. 1872
CASH tor your property. what have T.
Hurrr Johnson Go. CA $3.50 MA. 1913
DEAFTFES Have clients for any typ'
home y " see Nr HuU'leN In. t.T1OO
Nlipttl. 4 60. 7i"u ". NcNlCHOLS RID
HAVE clients waiting What have YOU
Raymond 1887 Nj Elliott Plaza 5l43
HAVE cash buyer for any property yot
have 90 offer r. siohin TR. l-O3ss
HIGHEST PRICES paid for your property
East Side only. Tuxedo 1881.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH rs
.. HADLFY. fNC @ oo6f
PARTY WITH CASH WANTS SMALL
HOME, EAST SIDE. PR 42ii
2t-HOUR service; sale trade east sidt
property Pettiue. $685. Gratiot. PL. 1890
COLORED buyers waiting. quick sales
Cannon Rros., 1850 sherman. Fl. 0l40
CONSULT 'He enlarged Real Estate list.
INKS i' the h.g sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Flats for Sale

LIVE ~ G-rm lover for $50 mo inc
taAes Now vacant. decorated, immcdi
ate !. session ~. 300. EN 3-ST--
j BENNETT lOl3D FENKELI
MNNBURY GEAEp. 2Soi Double house
siN rooms bath. each - 5hu down
>}u oo month SIMON lafayette u700
PROCTOR t4Ttt-triy- g. term apis and
store steam stukcr heat. garage Hurry
JESSE PARKER 242 r. Warren. TIE. l-19J.
SFrRALpT 6-5 brick natural frepIaces
Gear garage a. 1900. TT 2-647p.
SpRlNGLE. 22t5 J-5: both vacant. upper
rent $50 new rGo0ts cabinet sinks; side
drive Wodcrulzed, Sc 100 $3.50 down
tt. 1-04l7
COLORFD NlNEWOOp 1898 Brick
veneer five rooms. sleeping porch far
mace. each $500 down, $50 month
OWNER, Ettaycrte o1oo-
rOLoKEn CplfaA and fireman section
ZIAn'Ut Is v = rooms each . fur
nac.s Gear garage S6 100, terms TYLER
1-bNb1 poole
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
DAN ]. HARRISON

scHpO.CRAFT AT WYOMING
emf rooms bath. FUN basement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Vacant Lots for Sale

ATTENTION Bargain. j.. acre lots. near
Willow Run. easy terms Tyler 5-Aolu
BUY STATE owned properties. see youI
real estate broker,
GOOD lNVESTMENT-75x Coolidge
li-Mile section; only S3Ou, make your
terms. Kathryn Warren. Madison O2f5
SOx27a-SeWer. water gas, walks. school
>t1j. near l3-Mlc aud Woodward. Jud
son Broadway Co RA 9T00
|COLORED Iukster Lge lots. city water
Sidewalk S75-Sl5O. SO On. DE. $500
CONSULT tho enlarged Real Estate list
ines IN The biz sunday Times Want Al
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

CHANDLER 1862 Lincoln TarK-NeVlN
furnished three blocks bus line woman
rref.rrrf AfiaufIr lHsU
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Houses for Sale

AVAILABLE ~ 10 DAYS
10, esN.aS r2.7. u''I,[ T.e" ,o5 Ear A.
9 Mile. Hazel Park. r. @ F519
BURT RI Fireman, attractive yccr-old. Z
bedrm cor. Dot. owner must sacrifice
g 600 takes. Move 90 VI 7-ss7O.
DEARBORN Jim Daley Road rooms
unfinished. 6o-h- lot $3.50 terms
vacant. leaving city Martin Realty. 2oOlt
Van Horn road Dearborn FI45
DEARBoRN Huron street New 5-room
conner 90; Naoant newly Decorated
50 900 terms Msrtn Realty. 2n0l9 Van
Born road Dearborn 97i3.
DEARBORS rooms finished. city
water. possession l week, 81 300 cash.
Martin Realty, 2u0l9 Van Born road.
Dearborn g14J.
DEARRORN-Sm homes. vacant. $3.50
90 81 OOO an Martin Realty, 2u0l9 Van
B--n- RI I-aaIA.-li. L. 49,
INKSTER Attractive gu-day old. bed
rms otf Michigan. mr. Bomber plant
sacrifice S7g1 takes possession We. 1870
LAEpERDAIE Vacant rms. r r
tncko'e Siding. or'F $4,000 Ia 62l'
OrE$ SUNDAY af'c-0190 vacant 'mweai-
ate passc-sior. ln6 kI'fef block south
newly decorated almost new furnace
lur41F. shady I.f -afuHutrt frlUs
50 boo eas, terms, discount f-r cash
TW 1912
PERRY and TruubaI houses far me
price of $4,000 terms Lafayette 6isl
REED 1851 ,McNndaleb--s rooms. "a.
rage. Sc 200 81 zoo down. Nine~opd
ROCKVILLE rooms on Delaware
81 GOO $500 Down; acre modern
Inquire 1868 MeIc-. Rosc,ile 12a5-M.
ROYAL. OAK F-4sn 270W r.ru. m nearly
tn4het. $3.50. $3.50 .W1. Evergreen
-5le
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
GAS RANCE SPECIAL

COAL stoves. any Kind amy size good
r.rI.f' w.. reasonable Dearborn 5sl6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Land Contracts

Invest your money IN
Box a 30 Detroit TIN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Business Property for Sale

COLORED SPECIAL SOLVAY. hrk store
fixtures confectionery pool tables an,
huilding-ALI FOR So 00
G. W. WHITE 1000 Hastings TT -ONSl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Bungalows for Sale

BEDROOM; nice kitchen IL a 81, 750.
DAN ! HARRISON IN lrI250
CONSULT the enlarged Reai Estate list
iugs IN the nig sunday Times Want Ad
Gtttfpn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Wanted TO Rent Apartments

WANTED or s--0am Urfur0ishef apart
r1eut t1E Two adults last SIDE. Cali
between = ~ aaa . ~ Murray 2i3s.
COIORED COUPLE wants apartment or
fat 3.5 rooms, Man doing def'ns" Work
o. Fo-ts Can furnish best references
TNlar l--.2p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Apartment Property for Sale

hEAnA4.I---,f tAI.-91 54--rrr-tTt rrTT 81 r10u
down brick Frstairr. paraut. neWn
decorated Apply 1889 Appulur UNi
Vcrstty -20ny
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
lumber. Bmldlng Materials Auction Sales

AIcItlNEFRs for estates and irdy .dusls
5000 tssi Jsfetslr Phone CHffard a232
-i-.42-s--+l t1e--.riHfr-rf Frrl Estate trvf
mas iar hls sunday Times NaGi Al
SEES IIg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30


trrefs 81. burners. safI JOS t7mrq4
f.at West Warren
BEDROOM sr'e. consisting o. u,N bed
gr,sser and chest. with simmons srrul.
ans iuurf'VrrE mattress. complete. Nlg lo
terms Benson furu. 1927 Woodward
Rt ut1OM SrITE with boss spring uqr-
irse- tr.uIHr Sijg ol'h' f.r $50
ALVIN FI'ESl1'Et 1sfl " Vernon
'p"" evenings except Tues ana Wei
BEDROOM suite Wara' n1eh s.ad cow.
..'i.u. $50, r' spring mattress or dee
very ta5~ AUcriaie Tyler luti
BEDROOM o.ft --IJ-pc., complete. $50 90
Martin Furniture. 67f7 Michigan
FEtSp SFW 17-PC LIVING ROOM
OUTFIT complete 40 OIa iU. EASY terms.
WASHINGTON. 1853 GRATIOT
open FycuuEs.
BEN$p SES BEDROOM SUITES $40
tAESoNS, 1000 GRAND RIVER
BrSK BEDS with SPRINGS 2 mai'rcsscs
usw. $50 Benson. 1926 Woodward
DINING ROOM suta-s-p.e,e ,Iertr.,
rtnr.. excellent condition. sacrificing
ls0ufuae1 3GbI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Apartment Hotels
THE WHITTIER

Transient rooms or permartnt apartmtn''
81 HrR ( $ DRIVE At THE RIVER IF. 5000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30

Mortgage and r,a' estate 81. lprra..,I ,e,
fmer sexton. l529 Ford tH..lus c,al.
lac 1926
ALL land contracts bought. m're maze
NcHueh, liio Fo-d Bids Cadillac 03t3
AN OWNER
w. sell some seasoned ThND
CONTRACTS on sut.e homes
priced o. sIelt Z Write BOX
80. 5S2, Detroit Times.
ANY desirable land contract iIrcla sod
MELVIN r. LANPHAR q COMPANY
SIN Floor, Lafayette bIdg Cadillac 63lo
CASH Tor land contracts. quick scr.tra
NORMAN SKY. Real Estate. TO a.58Ju
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-30
Consistent Advertising
Produces
Satisfactory Results

Hundreds Of advertisers
who use Quick. Action
TIMES WANT ADS will
agree with the above
phrase One enthusiastic
user Of the Times is HOME
ASSOCIATES, 325 Lsfsy.
cite B,og That firm runs
continuously m the Times
under Money 20 Loan on
Rea Estate this small
daily.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
Two District Horses
Capture Deep Run
Reserve Honors
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND, June 1.-Washing-
ton horses have two reserve cham
pionships to show for competition
in yesterdays Deep Run Hunt Club
meeting. Troop, owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. U. S. Randle, finished second
in the hunter championship, while
King Rock, owned by J. J. Cotter.
was runnerup in the junior class.
Cornish Hills, owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Haggin Perry of Gotham,
Va, and ridden by Mrs. Perry
hacked himself into the hunter title
after entering the hunter prelimi-
nary half point behind Troop.
He demonstrated excellent hacking
qualities and fine conformation to
annex the blue, worth 212 points to
the ~ points which went to Troop
for second place. Margaret Cotter
and Frost Anderson rode Troop.
The jumper award went to Egg
Nog, owned and ridden by Bobby
Jones Of Rocky Mount, N. c., which
added a second and third yesterday
to his Saturdays score for a total
of 1919 points. King Rock, ridden
by Miss Cotter, took the reserve
after a jumpoff with Mrs. K. NJ.
Bruce's Rose Gold. Both were tied
with 10 points.
Gardner Hallman Of Silver Spring,
Md, received a broken conarbone
when his mount Smacko fell at the
in-and-out in handy hunters.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
City Tourney Rivals
Clash in Special
Bowling Match
Clarendon and King Pin
To Be Hosts to Boyer
And Shamrock Quints

A grudge bowling battle between
the Shamrocks of the Rhode Island
Avenue Business Mems League and
Boyer's Pharmacy of the Clarendon
Major League, the aftermath of the
former topping the latter by five
pins to win the Glass B team cham
pionship in the recent Washington
City Duckpin Association tourna-
ment, promises to highlight this
weeks local duckpin attractions.
The first block of the six-game
series will be rolled at Clarendon
Wednesday night, starting at 7:30
and the final next Sunday at King
Pin. The match will be a benefit
for the Navy Relief Fund. Eddie
Goldberg, proprietor Of the Claren-
don drives and Jimmy Moore, King
Pin pilot, have agreed to match the
donations given by the spectators at
their alleys.
But before tackling the challeng-
ing Virginia outfit, the Shamrocks
have another important issue to
settle tomorrow, the championship
of the Rhode Island Avenue loop.
Deadlocked in first place with Ma
tional Beer, the Shamrocks will meet
the Greyhounds in the windup
while the Nationals will engage
Brookland Post Office in the windup
The Shamrocks composed of Capt.
Gap" Johnson, Ed Jeffries, Horace
Tucker, Dick Townsend and Louis
Rose counted 1,789 to annex the city
B team title. The Boyer Pharmacy
lineup will include Al Watson, cap
tain; Carson Carlisle, Irving Bow
man, Carroll Uppereo and Dick
Warner,
Evening star., 1942-06-01
Ancient Graft Helped
In Severn Regatta
By 30-Mi|e Gale
Comet So SolIy Scores,
Sturdust Soils Second
First Time in Years
.pe cial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
MILLERSVILLE, Md, June l.
Shippers of some of the older, slower
comets competing in the Indian
Landing summer series of races on
Round Bay of the Severn River near
here could use more of the big winds
which spiced yesterdays events.
The races began in calm weather,
but ended with squall and 30
mile gale putting two of the slowest
boats across the line first. So Solly,
piloted by George Adamson, won the
race-his second triumph in several
years-and right behind was Ed
Combs In the Stardust, this being
the second time he has finished that
high.
Winners in the other classes were:
AL Gels (Aeolis) in the National one
design; Betsy Podlick Betsy) in the
Severn one-design and Peter Bart
lett Do Nut) in the penguins.
Comets-Won by So solIy, SGeerse
third, Betty Box (sprigg Sands.
National one-design-Won by Aeolis Cal
third. Vim tGeoree Bartlett1. -'''''
Podlickl: second, Crest Gordon schreitS);
third. Zip tom Kaufman.
Penguins--Won by Do Nut (Peter Bart
lett): second, 343 Robert Kauffman).
Evening star., 1942-06-01

IlldtGCl UllSy WOulu NC lldPPJ obooS
the whole thing, for those heavy
rains of last week are just a little
insurance against recurrence OF
last falls drouth, which already was
in fair way of being repeated.
Warned Against Parking.
Stream fishermen parking along
the Foxville road as their fancy
dictates in order to fish Big Hunt
ing Creek are warned the practice
must stop. The War Department,
now in control of the Catoctin area,
requests that the parking places
provided all along the road be used.
Remembering that anglers are fish
ing this stream on sufferance 1t
would appear to be wise to keep
stream conduct above reproach, in
Guiding parking and movement
along the narrow, twisting road.
We've been fishing the Poplar
Island bell buoy for these many
years, but it is only this week we
learn the grounds are called the
Little Gooses." Why is hard to
understand, for there is little to
compare between the two areas un-
less it is the large catches made
upon both. Until the last few days
the best catches in the Herring
Bay sector have been made there.
Evening star., 1942-06-01

Capt. Gilbert Ward, and in fact all
the Ward fleet, stick to this area
in spite of the longer run. 1t is the
best midsummer grounds any,
where in the upper bay.
Bill Dear is back from his first
try for sharks at Cape Charles. One
7-footer was the best he could
hang. but the trout. large and
plentiful, more than made up for
the absence of shark. Possibly be-
ing confined to inside fishing was
the reason for not hooking more,
but after all it is still early.
Anglers Berth Boats.
More than few fishermen own
ing their own boats are berthing
in the Potomac, perhaps to save
gas. They are learning first hand
it is long run down to salt water,
that little can be saved that way
and there is no worthwhile fishing
high up unless one considers the
black bass in the coves on the Vir-
ginia shore. The season will open
there June is. In the Maryland
creeks the season will open August
l.. Fall is the time for yellow perch
and pike. Well take the bay for
another two months 70 long as we
are able to get to 1t.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
owd Against Snead Proves Genuine amester Winning g. Crown
Government Golfers
Resume Action in
Star Tournament
Two Series Of Matches
Scheduled This Week;
Treasury Is Pressed

Government golfers take up their
war clubs again this week In con-
tinuation Of the matches for The
Evening Star trophies, after a week
with no action. Two series of
matches are on the weeks card,
while next week the Federal links
men get ready for the medal play
individual and team championships,
scheduled at Prince Georges June
Is and l6.
Hailed as probable winner long
before the series opened, Treasury's
strong team is being pushed in
class A, section /, by Navy Yard,
newcomer to the tourney.> Treas
ury has won 16 points against 13 for
Navy Yard as the series moves into
its final stage. In section 2, class
A, the Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton boys, with one star on the in
jury list, top the parade with 161a
points.
The scrap in class B, section /,
is close, with Post Office Department
leading at 12l2 points, against 101a
for Treasury. A missed putt or two
in this section can shift the lead
But the boys in section are even
closer, for there Agriculture has won
13 points against 1914 for War Col
lege.
Here is the weeks schedule: Tues
day-Class A, section /, Treasury
VS.. Navy Yard at Bannockburn; G..
P. o. VS.. Labor at Woodmont. Sec
ton 2-War VS.. F. H. A. at Belle
Haven; F. B. I. VS.. Navy at Bradley
Hills.
Glass B. section 1-W. P. A. vs.
Mount Alto at Indian Spring; w.
P. B. VS.. Post ONCE at Army Navy
Section 2-Agriculture VS.. r. F. c.
at Kenwood; P. B. A VS.. Maritime
Friday: Glass A, section &c. A.
o. VS.. R. F. C. at Woodmont. Sec
tion 2-Executive Offices VS.. Justice
at Bradley Hills. Glass B, section
Treasury VS.. Agriculture at Army
Navy. Section 2-War College vs.
F. B. I. at Prince Georges.
Evening star., 1942-06-01

OF llnkSmen IN the Government
service looms as the best ever. even
during the days when Al Houghton.
who organized the tourney. was the
top man.
George J. Voigt. the 48-year-old
veteran who at one time held every
amateur title around Washington;
Dick Jennings, public links champ;
Cliff Spencer, former Beaver Dam
pro, little rusty as to his golf but
still capable of burst of fine scor-
ing; John Atlas, Bernie Hallock,
Tommy Webb, Billy Shea, all can
produce links fireworks whenever
they step on any mans we'll mani
cured first tee. The coming Fed
eral championship should be the
hottest of the lengthy series.
But the boys haven't much time
to enter, for entries will close with
Carey at 4607 North Third street,
Arlington, Va, Wednesday. The
tourney, of course, is scheduled for
Prince Georges June Is and l6, but
it may be changed. When the Gov
ernment lads set the place and the
date they didn't anticipate gasoline
rationing. It may go to spot closer
to the center of the city.
Mrs. Stuart Flag Victor.
Mrs. D. E. Stuart won women's
flag tourney at Indian Spring, play
ing her final stroke to a point 20
yards from the pin on the nine
teenth hole. Mrs. Marty Gordon
was second. Perry Jones scored
87-19-68 to win a Red Cross
tourney. Other winners were Ray
Weisberg. 91-22-69; Harry Freas,
79-10-69, and S. B. Maize, 81
22-69.
Mrs. M. H. Shanan defeated Mrs
Charles Jorg, 4 and 2, to win the
Marmion Trophy at Prince Georges
with Mrs. C. E. Purdy winning the
consolation. j. A. Woodside scored
a double victory, for he won the
gross award in Red Cross tourney
with rs, and thumped out pro-
digious tee shot to win the mems
driving contest with a poke of 327
yards. Net winners were r. H. Sin
clair. 81-13-68, and Jerry Burch,
77-9-68. r. w. Townsend and
Charles Jorg tied in blind bogey
affair with net IT'S.
Mrs. Jack Palmer won the wom-
ems driving contest. with Mrs. C. E.
Purdy winning the approaching
contest and Mrs. Palmer proving
the best putter. Woodside hit the
longest tee shot for the men. while
Forrest Thompson knocked an ap-
Evening star., 1942-06-01

proach shot foot from the pin to
win that class, and Doug Mattison
won the putting event.
East Potomac Announces Event.
East Potomac announced spring
tourney, with qualifying to run from
June l through June 7, and match
play rounds to continue through
June 30. Prizes will be awarded to
the winner and runnerup in each
flight.
A. L. Williams played his last
stroke 20 feet from the pin on the
goth hole TO win a flag tourney at
Kenwood. Other winners were L. B.
Sharp. Felix Altrup, Bill Briggs, Bill
Wenzel, William Hardt, H. G. Thiel-
scher and Harvey J. Cooper.
John o. Bergelin played the Ken
wood course in 70 strokes to win the
gross award in Red Cross tourney,
while Mrs. Betty Meckley scored rs
to win the women's gross award.
Net winners were A. L. Williams,
89-26-63, and Mrs. J. M. Fetters,
1O2-25-78.
Amsden Scores at Argyle.
Ray Amsden, Argyle Club champ,
scored a 73 with an eight-stroke
handicap to win flag tourney at his
home club. Other winners were
Harry Wilson. George Bond, A. B.
Melzner. H. H. David, H. L. Wooten
and R. L. Bedell among the men.
Feminine winners were Mrs. Elsie
Livingston. Mrs. V. Bose, Mrs. Billy
Williams, Mrs. Helen Horner, Mrs.
K. De Jong, Mrs. Evelyn Scoggins
and Mrs. Virginia Mcfarland.
G. C. Rittenhouse scored 75-7-68
to win Red Cross event at Ban
nockburn. with Tony MARITIME and
Bill Pendergast tieing at "A for the
gross award. Ray L. Burgdorf, ST.,
won a blind bogey and also won
low net in the Red Cross affair with
80-1l-69.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
Stors Yesterday
By the Associated Press.

Joe Cronin and Lou Finney. Red Sox
Former hit three-run homer in first
game and latter singled in tying and
winning runs in second as Red Sox
beat Senators twice
Eden Auker. John Niggeling and
Don Gutteridge, Brovns-Auker and
Niggeling pitched double victory over
Indians with help of Gutteridge's six
hits in eight times at bat.
Bill Lohrman and Willard Marshall.
Giants-Former pitched four-hit ball
in first game and latter hit three-run
homer in second to pace double victory
over Phils.
johnny Murphy, Yankees and Luman
Harris. Athletics-Murphy checked AS
in relief to save first game and Harris
tossed four-hitter in nightcap to break
Yanks' eight-game winning streak.
Bucky Walters and Ray Starr, Reds
Pitched their team to double triumph
over Pirates on five and six hits, re-
spectively.
Dixie Walker and Whitlow Wyatt,
Dodgers-Former hit grand-slam homer
in opener and latter pitched six-hitter
in nightcap as Dodgers beat Braves
twice.
Ted Lyons. White Sox-Pitched To-
inning victory over Tigers and col
lected three hits, last of which set of
flve-run rally in tenth.
Evening star., 1942-06-01
Gaithersburg 10 Face
PooIesvi|IeN Nine for
County Loop Lead

Capturing their third consecutive
victories yesterday, Gaithersburg A.
C. and Poolesville set the stage for
one of the Upper Montgomery Coun-
ty Leagues biggest battles next
Sunday when they will collide at
Gaithersburg for undisputed lead Of
the circuit.
Gaithersburg turned back Rock
vile, 7-3, while Poolesville was nos
ing out Germantown, 81, in the CO.
features Of yesterdays card.
Gaithersburg Trojans nosed out
Damascus, 81, in the days closest
fray, while Bethesda Barons came
from behind to score II runs in the
last three innings and drug Poto-
mac lis.
Dick Kuster went the route for the
Barons and also banged out double
With the bases filled in the eighth
to clinch the victory.