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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
House Team Sweeps
Two Opponents

Scoring two sweeps wins in a
pair Of Detroit Travelling league
matches, the Bowl-O-Drome
team did itself up proud Satur-
day, marking a 1851 game in
one match.
Facing the Ralston Petroleum
five, Floyd Frederick hit a 634
count on -2O5-226 to pace
the team to its four-point victory.
1t was in this match that every
man on the team hit 200 or bet
ter for the 1851 count in the
middle game. Frederick's 226
closer was high single.
Against the Thomas A Edi-
son team, the locals failed TO put
man over 600 but squeezed
through their final start for an
other sweep win. George Note
boom's 500 was tops for the
house team i'm the series depart
mCnt while Bill NCCraCken hit
a 224 for top single. Bob Strike
of the Edison team started with
a PAS and added a l97-l84 for a
626 triple for the losers.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
Wi||nlarth
Wins $500

Merritt WillI,,artg2, 175-av-
erage Mount Clemens bowler,
today appeared a definite win
ner of the 5000 second-place
prize in the Jules Pinckett In
diVidual Classic tournament,
held on the Royal Recreation
Drives in Detroit on Weekends
during the past month.
The 39-year-old Willmarth
started with a 554 count in his
first three games of the tour
nament then smashed out q
pin-bustin' 20l-276-214 for a
69l and a 1245 total good for
a 207.5 average.
On the same night that Will
marth posted his total, April
IL, Roman koniecny went
ahead, however, by hitting
1867, presumably good for the
$1,000 first prize. According to
Willmarth, prizes will be held
up a month while tourney Of
ficials check averages and So
cial security numbers Of the
entrants. Entrants had TO have
an average below ITS as of
Dec. 81.
The tourney closed Satur-
day.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
BY BYRON NELSON
Master of the Masters

Most beginners use an open
stance which causes them to
slice. The left foot is drawn
back. Others may use closed
stance, in which the right foot
is "in the bucket" The alterna-
tive, Of course, is the square
stance in which both feet are
on a line.
| think the matter of stance
illustrates two important prem
ises Of this refresher course,
First, be natural. Second, we
are interested in the average
golfer, not the expert.
That is why recommend the
square stance. 1t is the natural
way TO stand. When | moved
TO Ridgewood, N. j., in 1885,
George Jacobus, the profession
al, pointed out that my left side
was collapsing. I had fallen in
TO an open stance.
Jacobus made me go back to
a square stance. II kept me out
of trouble. Since then, | have
made it a closed otance but for
the beginner the square posi-
ton is most reliable.
Toes should point slightly
out about two inches. On the
longer shots, the feet should be
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
5eIfridge Nine
on Romeo Gard
lsneeial TO Tn, psny Mcnitor-Leaderl

Especial TO The Daily Mcnitor-Leader)
ROMEO, April 27-Selfridge
Field is one of the seven re-
naming opponents on the Ro-
meo baseball schedule, accord
ing to an announcement of
Coach Dan Barnabo this morn
ing.
The Peachmen have a record
of two wins in three starts to
date and their feat Of pounding
out % runs in their last two
games has brought them into one
Of the favorite's positions in the
Tri-County League.
Next game is tomorrow, when
Romeo travels to Armada to
tangle with Coach John Burg S
outfit. Final game is on May %,
also with Armada.
The remaining schedules:
April 28-Romeo at Armada
May 1-Imlay City at Ro-
meo Ueague)
May 8-Romeo at Lapeer
League)
May 12-Selfridge Field at
Romeo
May 15-Ncw Haven at Ro-
meo
May 2O-Romeo at Lake Or
ion League)
May 26-Armada at Romeo
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
New Michigan Loop
Seeks Members

DETROIT, April 81 - Up 49,
With five teams formally seek
ing franchises, the M h G a n
State Baseball Association, a
new n-professional circuit de-
signed TO replace organized ball
for the wars duration, looked
about today for other communi-
ties interested in the venture.
While the new organization
has a name, il would be prema-
ture to say il is organized, or
even half organized, leaders said.
In a meeting yesterday at Briggs
Stadium, sponsors from Flint,
Port Huron and Bay City said
they were ready and Battle
Creek entered two teams, not
including Fl. Custer which will
be unreprescnted.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27

SAGINAW, Mich, April 81
P)-The rough-house work that
Detroit bowlers did on the ten
pins in the course Of the Mich
igan Sta championships have
brought all four principal titles
TO the Motor City and fat slice
of extra prizes as well.
AS the 18th and final week
end of the tournament conclud-
ed yesterday Detroiters were
still on top in all the major list
ings and the first five" in every
group was Detroit-dominated.
National Bowling Equipment
won the team event with 1908,
six pins h d of Schlitz Of
Grand Rapids; Mette Standish
captured the singles crown with
1856, Walter Rcr enhagen, who
was singles runnerup with 726,
took the all-events title with
1874, and Cass Grygier and Fred
Wolfe won the doubles With l.,
298.
The booster team champion
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
Both Pursue
Second Wins
in TUESDAY 1iIts
St. Mory's Trovels;
Bothers PIoy Host
to Crosse Pointe

Both holding a 500 mark in
two league engagements, city
high and ST. Mary'S will attempt
TO boost their baseball averages
over the middle point tomorrow
when they meet loop opponents
in the third game of the season
for both teams.
City high, victor over Monroe
but loser TO Fordson by a one
run margin, will tangle with
Crosse Pointe on the Covered
Wagon field with Lyle Bliss
scheduled to take the mound il
his second appearance of the
year. He was the losing hurler in
the Fordson game
PLAY AT PONTIAC
st. Mary's, their hopes bolster
ed by a rousing 81 victory oven
st. Francis de Sale last Thurs
day-a victory which was their
first in two seaSon-Will face
st. FrederickS of Pontiac on the
Pontiac diamond tomorrow
Coach Lee Hart was undecid-
ed today as to whom he would
start on the mound - Palmer
Hudson or Capt. John Coumans
but was expected to use Hud-
son, a right-hander in an at
tempt to save Coumans, who
pitched the three-hit victory last
Thursday, for Fridays tilt.
Defensive play at st. Mary's
has been slightly better than at
city high, where the Bathers
have committed eight errors. The
parochials have only five boots
marked against them. ST. Mary S
has batted at a .2S4 rate as a
club in their two games, thanks
to a number of walks in their
opener, while the Bathers have
only $50 clip, having been
held to a one-hit total in the
fordson opener.
BLISS LEADING HITTER
Lyle Bliss, with four hits in
five official trips, tops the Bath
er batters, including pair of
extra-ba blows in his group
ing while Roy harms, with three
for three is pacing the parochials.
Harms led the junior league
softball batters last season.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
TEXANS PAIR LIKED

There was quite bit OF local
approval for the one-two punch
in the barn of Emerson Wood
ward, the Texas cattleman. AL
most as soon as you hit Walnut
and Fourth streets someone
stepped up and told you not to
lean too far away from this
pair-the imported Hollywood
and Valdina Orphan.
RcqucSted's Wood Win, which
added $4,000 to his bankro.l,
boosted him over the 100000
earnings mark-S102, 300 to be
eXact-and put this 81 300 yearl-
ing buy just about on a par with
A'Sab for bargain honors. Al
Sabath's little stopper cost 500
and has earned Sl15,660 up TO
this minute.
But while they represented the
cream of the get-riCh-quiCk col
lection, there were any number
of others who cost a song and
have been singing a sweet tune
for their owners ever since. To
mention only a few there's With
Regards, who was caught by
Pinkie Grimes for $500 and re-
Gently won the Arkansas Derby,
and William Du Points Baby
Dumping, bought for for 81 LOO
and a threat if it comes up mud
Saturday, and T. d. Bulbs
Sweep Swingcr and Mrs Ed
Mulrcnan's First Fiddle, both
claimed for So, 500.
Another Saratoga Sales buy
was added to the field when Ed
ward S. Moore, the Wyoming
ranCher, indicated today he
would start Sir War, the we'll
bred son of Sir Gallahad III who
cost him $4,000, who has won
more than $4,000 so far, and
whose most recent job of work
was a snappy mile-and-a-SIX-
teenth win at Keeneland.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
mibS Shooters
Await Weather OK

A record field of 179 mar
bles shooters, attracted to the
city tournament, awaited only
the assurance of clear skies
this afternoon in starting off
the rs matches slated for to-
day.
The tournament this year is
being sponsored for the first
time by The Daily Monitor
Leader in connection with the
Department of Recreation and
a record Earring entry list was
the result.
Matches were slated for
this afternoon in both the
juniors and singles division.
Second round will start to-
morrow.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
Flyers Open
Season with
Mark Of 800

Winning their opener a n d
dropping their second game,
Selfridge Fields Flyers opened
their baseball season over the
weekend with a 500 mark.
Blasting out II hits behind
the 15-strikeout h urling of
Charlie Rehcamp, former To-
ronto hurler and now property
of the Philadelphia Phillies,
the Post team doWncd Wayne
University, 1916 in their opener
on Saturday.
Yesterday, a large crowd wit
messed 9-5 defeat dished out
by the Grand River Chevrolet
team; both games were on the
post diamond.
Saturdays game
Wayne 03O 10 600 5 5 6
Flyers PIP 41O O0x-l6 II 6
Batteries - Selfridge, Reh-
kamp and Hedges; Wayne,
White and Heating.
Sundays game
C'vrOlet O10 212 030--9 10 5
FLYERS 200 O2O OlO-5 5 5
Batteries - Selfridge, Celtic,
Manning and Hedges; Chevro-
let, Besse, O'Malley and MILL
gan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
Eagles to Hold
Practise Tonight

All Eagle members interest
ed in playing sOftball this sea-
son have been requested to re-
port at the Euclid and Orchard
Avenue field at $50 this even
ing for practise.
In case of rain, players are
asked to meet at the Eagle
Hall, 151a n. GratiOt.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27

apart about the width of the
shoulders. AS the shot becomes
shorter, move the feet closer
together.
Experts may use a closed
stance with their woods, square
with the middle irons and open
with the short irons. They are
able TO control their shots de-
spite the variations but for the
average beginner this is con-
fusing and invites trouble.
Be natural! Stand square.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
.SOftball Managers
Meet Again Today
Rules, Regulations
for Twilight Loop
Will be Set Up

Second softball meeting to
consider details of the Twilight
league will be held tonight with
10 teams, already set for play,
expected to be represented at
the parley. The meeting will
be at 1880 at the City Fire de-
partment halls.
Rules and regulations for play
this summer, including the meth
cd Of playoffs, will be set up at
the meeting. The possibility of
using the ShaughnesSy playoff
system-as followed by the Ma
tiOnal Hockey League-instead
of the double-knockout in the
finals will be discussed. The
double-knockout was used last
summer and has been followed
: for some time, but some disSat-
isfaction was expressed with it
last year.
LEFT TO MANAGERS
The Department of Recrea-
ton, however, leaves the matter
up to the managers each year,
and the method voted in the
Spring is presumably the one
that the majoritysof players wish
to follow.
With 10 teams already enter
ed, the league is expected to be
divided into two divisions,
though the prospective draft
eeS" division, originally planned,
has been cancelled.
Plans for the tumble and
Junior leagues are expected to
be drawn up next week. The
tumble loop, for men over 30,
is tentatively slated to start on
May 10 and the Junior circuit,
for boys IS and under, on May
25. May II has been set as the
starting date for the Twilight
League.
Teams already set for Twilight
League play are: Business Men,
Leander Cafe, Hubarth &
Schott, Merchants, Peschke Sau-
sage, Eagles, Bar 50, Owls,
SchWarzkoff and a team of
which Danny Sears is manager.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
FILMS TO GOVERNMENT

NEW YORK, April 81 --lP)-
Fordham University has given
technicolored films of its l94l
Cotton Bowl and 1912 Sugar
Bowl grid games 10 the Morale
Divisions of the Army, Navy
and Marine Corps.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
Detroit BOwlers Win Four
OF States Top Pin Titles

ship went to King Seeley of Ann
Arbor with 2,848. The Harper
Douglas Shoes OF Detroit tied
for second place with the Or
pheum Travellers of Pontiac by
rolling $3.50 yesterday.
Minimum paying scores in
each group were announced by
secretary Walter Pageau as fol-
lows: regular teams, 1854;
booster teams, 1850; doubles,
1899; singles, 573, and all
events, 1925.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
In This Corner
BUD SHERLOCK WINS CAPTAINCY;
BILL HELD QUALITIES
AS COACH
By DENNIS BROWN

- LOCAL lettings: Lester Bud" Sherlock former as
coach al Bay City school and oneme East De
ro Grid mentor promoted captain in the army
has been learned Sherlock a-stae center
under Coach Olsen at Mount Clemens high back IN
1926 and play center on the Purdue team
he lettered.
After soourn Detroit he went to Bay City as as
sistant coach, Olsen then head mentor there
By coincidence SherbeckS best in high school was
against Bay City 90 That the year hghly-taV
ored Bay City held TO 90 tie by the Bahers
Bay CITY al Clemens leading athletic rival
Sherlock is in the Destroyer Battalion at Fl Leon
ard, Mo- , ...
ALL THE FORMALITIES FOR SELFRIDGE OPENER
nost opening day game against Wayne U. Saturday Sell
fridge Field authorities Col William Coleman throw
the first pitch Capt c. White base adjutant, on the
receiving end
Local bowlers abng, but they had plenty of com
plants to against the A. C. alleys High boards
frequent drive straight ball down the MD
die would right the pocket Several of the bowl
got promptly hked their marks far above 2OO
after starts.
Present Fridays baseball between Mount Clemens
high and County Prosecutor Bill Held
who sat Buckholz and forth with
enough qualify for job assistant men
tor he had only two solutions for every
problem: Tell homer his considered advice to
Buckholz the Bathers at the plate. A double
play was suggestion while the locals in the field
Bathers by the played their game with Fordson
high last week 20 seconds time which Buckhoz
claims as world record for high schools Bath SQUADS
ran from the field and the pitchers ana oatters
avoided killing little squabbes of stepping IN and out
of the box, off and on the mound
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27
EIGHTH STRAIGHT

runs.
EIGHTH STRAIGHT
The 80 triumph was the
eighth straight for the fast-trav-
cling tribe, which kept even
with the New York Yankees at
the top of the American
League.
The Yankees, meanwhile, ex-
ploded as usual in one big inn
ing, pushing over six runs in the
third at Boston and coasting to
a To decision over the Red Sox
behind the two-hit pitching of
Marvin Breuer.
Buddy Rosar capped the sCor-
ing spree with three-run hon.
er after Bobby Doerr had driven
in both Of his teams runs with
r-bagger in the second.
At Detroit, a couple of other
streaks were kept alive as the
Tigers swept both ends of a
doubleheader with the st,
Louis Browns, boosting their
own winning spree to five and
stretching the Brownies string
of losses to nine.
Jimmy Bloodworth led the
Tigers to a l0-5 victory in the
curtain raiser with four of his
teams Is hits, while Barney
McCoskey set the pace for the
rs verdict in the afterpiece by
driving in four runs, two of
them on a home run in the fifth.
The double triumph moved
the Tigers into third p ace in the
American League, only half a
game behind the pace settlers.
ATHLETICS WIN PAIR
The Philadelphia Athletics got
a pair of nine-inning pitching
performances out of Luman
Harris and Roger Wolff and
walked off with both ends of
twin bill with the Senators at
Washington, 6 to / and 6 to 3.
In the National League, the
Brooklyn Dodgers frightened their
grip on the lead and the Pitts
burgh Pirates pushed the New
York Giants out of second place
with the help of the Boston
Braves.
p aging with something of a
makeshift lineup, the Dodgers
downed the Philadelphia Pills,
3 to and 10 to 2, and liked
their record to II wins in IA
starts as Curt Davis and Ed Head
chalked up their third pitching
victories against no defeats.
Cliff Dapper drove in two
Dodger runs in the opener with a
home run and a single, while
Johnny Rizzo and Alex Kan
pouris led the l3-hit attack in
the second game. The Brooklyn
lineup, scrambled to make up
for the loss of a trio of sick and
injured D ayers, was weakened
further when Dixie Walker was
spiked in the foot in the second
game and snelved for at least
week.
PIRATES BLANK CARDS
The Pirates BANKED the st.
Louis Cardinals, 2 to 0, in the
first game at st. Louis, but the
second wound up in A dead
lock when darkness interviewed
at the end of the 18th.
At New York, the Boston
Braves snapped out Of an eight
game losing streak and ended
the Giants four-game winning
party by capturing double bill,
3 TO 2 and 8 to 5.
The Cincinnati Reds enter
tanned their first Sunday home
crowd with 9-5 decision over
the Chicago Cubs.
These two teams play again
today in the only contest on the
Major League schedule. When
hosti tiles are resumed a ]
around tomorrow, the National
League will find the Eastern
teams invading the west and the
American Leagues Western
teams will be opening a tour of
the East.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-27

Games behind leader.
SUNDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT l0-7, st. Louis SIS.
Philadelphia &c, Washington
l-3.
Cleveland 3, Chicago 2.
New YORK 7, Boston 2.