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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

address on Thursday afternoon
or to the Shelter in Joseph
Campau avenue any time this
week. Persons unable to send
their donations can have them
called for by telephoning the
Shelter.
Mrs J. f. Cornwall is chair
man of the sale, assisted by
Miss Myra Babcock, Miss Lois
Ladue. Mrs. Caroline Thompson,
Mrs. Dorothy Hayes. Mrs. F. B.
Hoff and others. They will be
at the store on Thursday after
noon and on Friday from 9
o'clock on TO arrange the dis
play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Saves Material

MILO ANDERSON, Warner
Bros. costume designer. gives
this tip TO women who wish TO
conserve materials and are in
the habit of having their clothes
made.
He says to concentrate on ma
terials that have no up and
down TO the nap because it takes
less yardage for a dress. With
definitely mapped materials. like
velveteen, one has 10 cut the
various pattern pieces in such
a fashion that the sheen gives a
monotone effect rather than a
patched look.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

al Castle Lake. Mich. Their at
tractive niece. the former Joan
Brown Of Gainesville, Fla. is for
the present living with her
spouse. 1t Harry l. Harry Jr.,
at Pensacola. Fla. Prior TO her
marriage Joan made her home
for over a year at Hot Springs,
Ark, with her maternal grand
parents, the Martin A. EiseleS.
While a student at ST. Mary's
Of Notre Dame in Indiana, she
often guested with the Browns
here. Lieutenant Harry is an
Annapolis grad and native Of
Skieston, Mo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
sic from Northwestern Bniver-

sic from Northwestern Bniver-
Sity
She is a member Of Chi
Omega and Sigma Alpha Iota
Sororities.
Mr.. KemSlcy is a graduate of
the University OF Detroit en-
gineering school He is at the
present time affiliated with the
Naval Ordnance Laboratory in
Washington
The wedding will take place in
September.
THE PAUL ]. BROWNS Of
Washington road. Crosse Pointe,
are back from a summer holiday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Miss Frankie
Celebrates
18th Birthday
BY JACK L. OLIVER

HAD YOU been at the De-
troit Yacht Club when Miss JAG
queline Frankie was celebrating
her eighteenth birthday, the
other evening, you'd have
glimpsed quite a collection OF
Youth and Beauty, all right.
Jackie" did her celebrating
aboard her dads trim cruiser
and her portable radio-phono-
graph played an important part
in the proceedings.
The Birthday Girls brother,
Dick, was along and some of the
other guests included Miss Pat
Hassett, Miss Jeanne Delahunty
and Bob Dodd-all of them com
fortably set off by informal
summertime garb.
FRIENDS WHO'VE sighted
1t. Parker Holden say he's look
ing very fit and especially nifty
these days.
Mr.. AND MRS. c. TOM
BARBOUR Of Lawrence avenue
returned TO Detroit Monday fol-
lowing a two weeks visit with
their son-in-law and daughter
Ensign and Mrs. Thomas r.
Traynor dorothy Barbour a,
Woods Hole, Mass.
MR.. AND MRS. LAWRENCE
C. PATRICK announced the en-
gagement of their daughter,
Miss Kay Patrick, and Bliss r.
Finlay at a tea held Saturday
afternoon at Western Golf and
Country Club.
The glad tidings were revealed
via a huge ring-and-fiower ar
rangement thanked by two hearts
bearing the names of the aft
anced pair.
Mr.. Finlay. son of the Row
land Finlays. was graduated
from the University Of Pennsyl-
vania in June.
Mrs. Patrick was assisted Al
her gracious tasks by Mrs. A. w.
Palmer Mrs. II. T. Hayes, Mrs
George Sims, and Mrs. Burt +.
Ballard.
Several young friends OF the
engaged couple joined them for
dinner and dancing at the club
later in the evening.
VALMAR LeCLERC Of Sault
Ste. Marie, Ont, is visiting his
mother, Mrs. Mary LeClerc of
Charlevoix avenue, and his
brothers and sister.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Rummage Sale Set
By Animal Shelter

TO RAISE funds with which
10 care for abused or lost ami
mails the Anti-Cruelty Society
will hold a ruHmage sale Fri
day, in an empty store in Victor
avenue, Highland Park, near
Woodward.
Donations OF cast-off clothing
and used household effects are
solicited.
They may be sent 10 that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Miss Pardee to Be
September Bride

Mr.. AND MRS. MARVIN
J. PARDEE of Clinton. Mich,
announce the engagement of
their daughter, Ruth Annette.
TO Arthur Scripps Kemsley son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kemsley
of Columbus avenue.
Miss Pardee is graduate Of
the University of Michigan and
has her masters degree in mu-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

MRS ROBERT BOGLE. will be Of honor.
And Robert Green Will be best man.
When pretty Virginia List. becomes the bride Of Dr.
Nelson Weyher Green Of Ann Arhor.
August 25...
In ST. Dunstans chapel of Christ Church Cranbrook
Following which there's TO be reception. at the
home Of Mrs Carl Flinterman. in Lowell court. Bloom
field Hills. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Graduates Of University of Michigan

DR. WILLIAM WRIGHT and Or. Charles Henderson
both of Ann Arbor
Will scat the guests
in the Hills
Is graduate Monticello and also the University Of
Michigan.
Doctor Greenreceved his sheepskn from the u. of NJ
medical school and member of both Sigma Alpha
Epsilon. and of Chi Phi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
BY Frances Drake

sonal interests for future good,
and from present-day busybodies.
Today's careful manipulating of
affairs will make tomorrow and
remainder of week much easier
to handle. Maybe not a day for
quick returns, but one for better
ing situations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Irving B. Babcocks Leaving for Ontario
Spotted at Bloomfield Country Club

BLOOMFIELD COUNTRY CLUB. is always especially
gay. when those bridge-luncheons staged
Just the other day..
We spotted.
Mrs. Thomas Archer Mrs Herbert II. Hills Mrs
Frederick d. Darden. Mrs. Barrett WEIGH.
Mrs. Charles c. Limbocker Mrs. Frank +. Parker
Mrs Charles B. Van Dusen Mrs. George Jacobs Mrs
C. B. Wilson and Mrs William H. Traub. having grand
time Of il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04
Your Horoscope

Frances Drake,
The Detroit Times,
1925 Times Square, Detroit, Mich.
PLEASE SEND MY INDIVID-
UAL HOROSCOPE, PERSONAL
DAILY UIDE and LUCKY
CAIENDAR for the last siK
months OF 1919.
Va, Born
Month ........... Day -..
SIND i5c and Self Adi,tne&
Stamped EHtelobr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-04

A CHILD born on this day:
Brilliant one day; moody and
stubborn another. Should cult
vate evenness of disposition, de-
velop Leo's wonderful gift for
making others laugh. Talent for
artistic work. athletic fields, a
diplomatic career.
Copyright 1912, by King Features
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
Five Overcome By
Early Morn Blaze

ST. LOUIS. Mo.-A two alarm fire
caused by an overheated stove in a
three storied building early last
Tuesday morning almost resulted in
A major tragedy here.
Five persons overcome by smoke
we're carried 10 safety from the
upper floors at 2S2s Easton avenue
by frcmen in below freezing
weather. Confined at Homer Phillip,
hospital, they are all in a serious
condition.
The fire started from the stove
situated in the basement and spread
quickly 10 the first floor which Is
occupied by the E, B. Koonce
Novelty company which is owneo
oy F. b Koonce.
William and Viola Lowe who oc-
cupy quarters on the second floor
we're awakened b, smoke and made
their escape down the back stairs
Those confined at Homer Phillip.
arc Mrs. Sallie Young, "a, and hel
two children, Anetta, ?. and Lorella
/ 3, who occupy the second floJl
also; Mrs, Alice Snyder, 81, and hei
son, Arnold, 2.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
DENOTE Three
HIGH OFFICERS
AT Fl. CUSTER
Chicagoans Reduced To
wer Rank By
Army Board

Tbroo biqh ranking officers
80, -, .u
ot-lhe lHtth -flelu ArtilielN
stationed at Fl. Custer, Mich
IT,. C,Iouo1 Osoor Rop
LIZ Ut OO'O'' -
dali, Major OVID Harris ana
Major Homer Lewis, we're denoted
IN rank tho Chfc7ro Defender
,-,..-,..,.. ..1. 81.
's''''' L CIV '''''e.' '"'S
Lieut. Ooione' hahua'' becomes
major nv ma. Is az - ~ -" %, ~, 80 =,
o'1 ,.. .eNuN'I IAN" NV '
so p'a'''S
Hearings have oeen IN progress
for more than mon'h before a
ieclasslilcalIon ooard OF me AZ"
Corps Area o. charges preferred oy
he commander OF the lSi,h Fieio
Artillery, Col Anderson r PMS
First knowledge OF the boards
decision was noted when announce.
ment was aaje OF the elevation OF
Major Denote Lee to lieutenant
colonel and Captains Kenneth
Campbell and Percy TURNKEY 10 the
rank of majors Lieut.. Col. Lee re.
places Lieut., Col Randall, former
teacher at DHSabie high school. To
urther strengthen the rnnors that
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
FEP Won
Delay DC.
Bus Order

WASHINGTON Send NJ lei
.a5,-,5 me- F.ePt3u5 releasing r, for
publication before i, reached the
,,rnrt,,oe tho pres,.ent Of the
.-,ni,al Transi, comnanv f d
\fsrr.II asked for an extension of
me effective date OF .he recent rul-
NO tgsinst discrimination in his
outf,
III. otf...,.o a., Geo. Do,ou,t,r
f., ~ i,,r,o5.s,f -a,l, ! s,,-r.a(,,
- -. ava,r,',.s 1890 ~ ~,
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80,
Me''" WINE mp Ma AN N'es'
enaI. man oI ''e D'e' = oil''l''',ee Oh
Ch-'l'''ei 'cal' AS,'' l''es 'l'N roc o.
81 u -''l-' sui AZ u 0'l'ei I! -
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wan nep' 'o'''l H'''A''i' iCduet .
me WINE lI"S" o.ue III Oo"s'e 7'
al d'''eN'lls int En-
Dies IS investigating The Capital
Transit case OF sireet-car and bus
operators. Dies purpose is 10 &C.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19

CAMP DAVIS. N. C.-To Luther
Evans Jr.. OF l6O-49 Claude avenue,
Jamaica, y. Y. goes the distinction
Of being the first Negro graduate
Of the Antiaircraft Artillery officer
candidate school at Camp Davis,
NC. Candidate Evans has now re-
ceived his commission as second
Lieutenant
As a candidate. Evans set an ex-
ample for the numerous other Ne
gro students training here TO be Of.
ficers According to his instructors.
he displayed unusual qualities Of
leadership during the three months
training reriod Candidate Evans
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19

graduated. when the other Negro
and white candidates held a party
for him al the Plantation club near
wilmington. N c, and presented
MIN with a pen and pencil set as q
token Of esteem.
There are approximately 60 col
cred soldiers attending the Officer
g.ndidate school at Camp DAVIS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER

MILWAUKEE, Wi..-Eniertain.
ing at dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs
Nelson Hammock OF 1914 North
Eighth street, had as their guests
Presiding Elder Robert Thomas o.
Chicago: Mrs. Mary Mitchell Of
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
WOMEN ASKED
7 0 JOIN UP:
AID VICTORY
All Reap Benefits From
A ctivities OF
Group
BY LARRY CHIsM

A special call for civic minded
and patriotic women 10 enlist with
Brewster gym class was made this
week by Mrs Villa Mae Malone
and Mrs. Adele Wells.
The Brewster women's group
with classes already in progress
seek 10 build the morale keep ply
sically fit and participate in the
various activities Of interest to
women are anxious that more
women join their organization.
To Stage Victory" Program
A Victory Program" will be held
Of Brewster Center the latter part
OF February, at which time Miss
Sepia Victory will reign as queen
Of the celebration.
Plans for the selection Of the
young lady to represent Miss Sepia
Victory will be announced through
this column at later date. Watch
for further announcements Of this
plan Of the Brewster gym class.
Gym Glass Offers
As part of their plan for the up
keep of morale and development Of
mental and physical health to aid
the country's war effort, the Brew
sier gym class offers the following
weekly athletic program:
Monday: basketball and badmin-
ton and ping pong; Tuesday: swim
ming Wednesday: badminton and
indoor tennis. Thursday: an army
officer teaches drill routine to
"streamliners," women interested in
keeping their bodies in good physi-
cal conditions
At other times the gym classes
meet. discuss current topics and
play games for amusement and
good fellowship. Mrs. Adele Wells
is president of the gym class while
Mrs. Villa Mae Malone is gym in
Et~uctor.
Make plans now to enroll in the
Brewster gym class and avail your
sell OF an opportunity TO Keep strong
physically. clear headed mentally
and clean and uprigh; morally.
Remember the soon TO be an
nounced Miss Sepia Victory con-
test, sponsored by Brewster gym
class
Club Members
Present members OF the class are
Mesdames Verdun j. Cash, Elnere
l. Smith. Laura B Taylor, Viola
Canady, Frances Resves, Deacy
links, Lille Martin, Blanche Hall
Leda Burgett. Jessie Grier, Eunice
Sands, Mary Hester. Reba Sanders
Mary Russell, Quincy Greer and
Emma Gene Nelson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19
YOU CAN'T BUY
ASPIRIN

that can do more for you than St. Joseph
Aspirin. Why pay more? Why accept less
than the St. Joseph quality guarantee!
World's largest seller at l0c, Sc tablets
zoe, 100 for 35c. Get St. Joseph Aspirin.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19

Madison, Wis. Rev and Mrs H. Z,
Stewart, Elder and Mrs. l. Ivory
and Mrs Louise Brown.
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Greetings theatre goers and with them
we wish you a Merry Xmas and a
Happy 1913.
r 4
As timely as the times themselves rs
M-G-Ms latest entertainment Stand
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glorious tradition Of our heroic fighting
men o war dressed down for battle, it's
a thriller from the word take.
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HOW TO COLOR
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BEAUTY Or No Cost

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Lovely, youthful, radi-
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19

Its stars and featured players are men
made Of stern and patriotic stuff The big
guns are Robert Taylor, Brian Donlevy
and Charles Laughton. Walter Brennan
who can always be depended upon for
great performance and a good fight, is
among the enlisted men withthe will to
do or die.
4 r 4
With plenty of'zip Stand BY For
Action" is,a war story that's different
1t wears a reversible coat Of tears and
laughter You will sit on the edge OF your
theatre seat.
We will not give the plot but will ten
you this: Il has the majesty Of a picture
YOU might remember "Mutiny On
The Bounty" plus its own action.
humor and heart.
4
Superbly woven together. by director
Robert /. Leonard, Stand BY For
Action" has been specially adapted for
screen entertainment and is based on
the Readers Digest story. by Laurence
Kirk, Cargo Of Innocence. We take a
proud salute and say that it is a smash
ing. laundering drama Of Americas
Navy in action. A saga Of fighting men
teeming with battle thrills, significant
md timely.
+ 4
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer believes that
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-12-19

win men and men win love All You
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Metro-Goldwyn-Niayer believes that
their pictures reflect the true American
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
Mount Clemens
Rec Alleys
Open Tomorrow

Bowling's return to the cal
endar of sports activities will
receive further impetus tomor-
row when the Mount Clemens
Recreation, 40 Croker, opens
at noon.
Redecorated and with new
spot matte pin setting ma
chimes installed, the eight alley
site is the second to open this
month. The Bowl O. Drome
opened two weeks ago leaving
only the Macomb Recreation
doors shut; the Cass Avenue
spot is expected to open shortly,
however.
Bernard McInerney, CO pro-
prietor of the Mount Clemens
Recreation site, this morning
asked all captains of teams
bowling in the house. or cap
tains of teams which wish to
bowl there, to get in touch with
him Immediately. I'VE intend
to get our leagues started as soon
as possible he said, probably
during the first week in Sep
TENDER.
All alleys have been resurfac-
ed and are in Al shape &C:
cording to Herman Timpf, CO.
proprietor with McInerney.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
Hockey's Fate
Awaits Toronto
PorIeyNext
BY CHARLES DUNKLEY

CHICAGO, Aug. IA - (P -
The fate of professional hockey
involving National League play
in the United States and Can
ada for the 1942-43 season may
be decided in Toronto, Ont, a
week from today
Leaders expect to get the go
ahead signal.
Representatives of the vast
amateur hockey organization of
Canada will rect with Canad-
ian government officials an d
learn the position Ottawa will
take. Tied up with the decision
is the fate of the sport in the
United States.
William Tobin, president of
the Chicago Blackhawks, and a
Canadian veteran in the first
World War, said the Canadian
government at present was SYM
pathetic with the continuation
of the National Hockey League.
JUST LIKE BASEBALL
The sport has a direct effect
on the morale of a Canadian
citizen, just as baseballs contin-
uation helps in this country"
Tobin added.
Major Frederick Mclaughlin.
owner of the Blackhawks and
another first World War veter-
an, has pledged to turn over
every cent of profit from Hawks
games this season to war aid
funds.
lob in believes the Black
hawks, holders of N a i n !
League attendance records, will
draw as we'll as last season. He
says advance reservations are
larger than ever.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
Mary Wall Has
Toug Match

CHICAGO, Aug. IA R -
CHEEKY Mary Agnes Wall of
Menominee. Mich, can't be
blamed if she's tired of playing
second fiddle to Mrs. Russell
Mann of Omaha, Neb.
Last year the two met in the
finals of the Women's Western
A m a e ur Tournament. Mrs.
Mann won, and 3. They came
together next in the title match
OF the Trans Mississippi. Again
the Omaha sharp-shooter W S
the victor, l up in 36 holes.
Today they clash again, this
time in the semi-finals of the
1912 amateur at Sunset Ridge.
BOTH GOOD
Mary Agnes has played a
heaping portion of good golf in
this tournament. as has Mrs.
Mann. Miss Wall shot a 70 in
Mondays qualifying round. on
ly two strokes behind the Oma-
han who was the medalist. Then
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
AAW Victory Extends
Junior PlayOff Series
Edge L g 6, 4-3;
Final Come Slotted
for Monday Evening

LaCroix & Groesbeck. h e
surprise team of the Junior
Softball League playoffs, near
ly stole the loop title last night
in their playoff meeting with
A. g. w. on Consumers Power,
but two runs kept them from
certain possession of the crown.
Final outcome of the fight for
honors will be decided Monday
at 6:45, when the two teams
meet again. Both have now suf-
fered one loss and Mondays
game is the deciding one. The
Morticians, who finished in third
place during the regular season,
were not given a playoff chance,
but they surprised fans and 9TH
er teams alike by their spirited
play.
UNEARNED RUNS
Errors decided last night S
game. as A. G. w. eked out a
4-3 victory. Three of their runs
were unearneo, while the other
was strictly of the earned class
"a homer by shortStop Jerry
Cont in the fourth frame.
Held hitleSs over the first four
frames by AL Sahrow. the losers
collected four singles in the
fifth to score their first two
runs. A walk led to their final
tally, in the seventh. A. e. w.
had opened in the first with a
run. two errors and pair of
stolen bases putting Jim Char
beneau across. Never headed,
they added a count on Conti's
circuit blow in the fourth. an
other run in the fifth as Sahrow
reached second on a two-base
error and a fourth in the sew
enth after Sahrow had singled.
ONLY FOUR HITS
The winners collected only
four hits off Tom O'Brien but
his teammates four boots came
in the wrong spots.
Chuck McInerney, first base
man for L. e. c., was the only
player to get pair Of hits.
A. g. w. 100 40 IA 4 3
L. g. G. :. 900 020 1-3 6 4
Batteries: A. e. w. Sahrow
and Browne. l.. g. G.-O'Brien
and Harms.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
Fights Last
Night
NEW VODU

NEW YORK - Bob Mont.
gomery, 1854, Philadel p h a
outpointed Bobby Ruffin, 1875
New York (1O; Fritzie Zivic
148, Pittsburgh, stopped Corp
Garvey Young, 146, U. S. Ma
rines, Boston, co.; Cleo Shans,
131 u, Los Angeles, outpointed
Make S napiro, 1921, New
York (10).
OGDEN, Utah - Henry Arm
strong, 143, Los Angeles, out
pointed Jackie Burke, las, Og-
den (1O).
FALL RIVER, Mass. - Ted
wry, ITS. New Bedford,
Mass, knoc ked out Buddy
Thomas, 173, Washington, D. c.
{84.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
Victory, ga,
Leaves Only )
Teams in Series
n 3 S, leonder Meet
Tonight; Loser Will
Foee Photoss Monday

The Eagles became the first
team to drop out of the Twilight
Softball League playoffs last
night as they were bumped by
the Hillcrest ten, "a, in a los
ers' game at Covered Wagon
diamond.
Tonight, the two winners of
the first round games in the Red
division - Hubarth e. Schott
and Leander - will tangle with
the loser slated to meet Hillcrest
on Monday.
Battling for a chance to re-
main in the series, Hillcrest
scored three runs in the first
frame last night to take a quick
lead and were never headed.
While Dick Petitpren vas touch
ed for eight hits, thy were well
scattered and the Eagles could
never get a rally started. Ten
walks smoothed the path for
Hillcrest.
Two walks and a single by
Ed Shay which drove in the
first recipient of a pass, laid the
groundwork for Hillcrest's three
runs in the first last night. With
two men on, Jim Dubay stepped
up and drove out a two run
triple to give the studio team
their fat lead. In the third, trio
Of walks loaded the bags and
Buck Petitpren singled two of
the runs in. A walk led to the
sixth run, in the fifth inning,
and four consecutive singles in
the sixth iced the game by push
ing in three TALES.
The losers counted once in the
second, on consecutive singles
by Vernon Smith and Art God
frey, for their opening run and
a d d e d one run each in the
fourth, fifth and sixth. In the
seventh, Warren Ray doubled
with two out. but the next man
up flied out to end the game.
Jim Jones, Ed Shay, Buck
Petitpren and luke Vanderveldt
all collected two hits apiece for
the winners while businessman
Godfrey marked a 1000 figure
for the losers with three singles
in a like number of trips.
The loss, which eliminated
the Eagles, was their second of
the playoffs; their previous de-
feat was at the hands of Lean
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-08-14
Players Asked
to Drill Tonight

The following hard-ball play
ers have been asked to report to
the Eagles Diamond tonight Al
$50 for q practise session: Mer-
rift Willmarth, Ed Rick, Melvin
Fredericks, Bill Reh, Roland
Job, Harry Saunders, Eddie Tay-
lor and Harold "Ace" Elliott.
This list Is in addition to those
already notified by Bill String
er.