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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-12-05
FORFEITURE or LAND CoNxBACR
NOTICE
Route No. I,
Center Linz. NJ.

FORFEITURE or LAND CONTRACT
NOTICE
Route No. 4.
To. cpo.. Center Line. No.. !
You are hereby notified that : -.
tain land contract bearing dAts - O.
tober Z. 1910. by and between Ro11D3
j.. HESSE and DORA G. HE00B. -
wife. parties Of the FIRST part, ~ g
=. CROSS. party Of the second part =
ment Of the installments q the prlne10S1
ana interest due Hereunder. AM -
are hereby further notified that 49,
said ROBERT J. HESSE ana Dou&1
first part. elect TO declare and q he90s
bv declare said contract tps1sits1, sq1s
by declare said contract 1og1o61
ed. and you are hereby flart1ee
notified to YIELD. surrendsf and -
ises IN said land contract meafloa04
and Of which you are now n pooooo.
=: sion under and BY virtue u ne tsszno
Said premises are described = sG1oa
Lot No. 81 Of Meters Sman YsxDn
Subdivision, an unreeorded DIST .
parcel OF land being . part a. IL III
y. z of N. r. Y Of 9ection 81, 8. ~
N. r. u E. Warren Township. -
comb County. Michigan. 0sscrikoa =
follows: Beginning at 4 point = g. n
lance OF 4se.ol n. 3. 8 desrSs = -
w. and . distance Of 311.ol a. ~. q
the N. Z. corner OF Sec. -. =. n.
r. II E.. Warren Township, l1sepn6
County. Michigan: thence ~. : o.
lance Of $500 IT.: thence 3. Q -. =
min. W . distance Of 11AO NJ
thence East q distance a. 60 ~
thence n. deg. - min. =. a1GlnnGs
OF 1lt,oo Il. to the point 81 heginAknm :
excepting and ressTvino Ne Mo- : ~,
q. TOR street purpoosss SUBJECT - o1 4
lie utilities - =
Dated. December "a. 1S4i
ROnERr J. HE90B
DORA C.. HES8E
BY ROBERT J. dEnG
Attorney n vNeA
Nov. -: Dee. ,. IN
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The sermonette schedule fol-
lows: Dec. Prev. G.. A. Mer-
field, rector of Grace Episcopal
church; Dec. 19-Rev. Russell
Deng, assistant at Trinity Evan
gelical Lutheran church, and
Dec. 27-Rev. Alfred p. Lam
don, pastor of First Methodist
church.
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FORFEITURE OF LAND CONTRACr
NOTICE

FORFEITURE OF LAND CONTRACT
NOTICE
1881 Hull
Detroit. Michigan.
TO: WALDAMAS SCHLISKA, q
Single man
You are hereby notified that a eer-
tain land contract bearing the date of
the 18th day of July. l04l. by and be-
tween JOHANNA IDA WOLF, a widow.
party of the first part, and WALDAMAS
SCHLISKA, a single man. party OF the
second part. Is in default by reason of
the non-payment of the installments of
the principal and interest due thereun-
der. and you are hereby further noti-
fled that the said JOHANNA IDA
WOLF, party o. the first part. elects to
declare and does hereby declare said
contract forfeited. and you are hereby
further notified to yield. surrender. and
deliver up posse ssion of said premises
in said land contract mentioned and of
which you are now In posse ssion under
and by virtue Of the terms thereof.
Said premises are described In said
land contract as follows:
Lot No. 10 TO Green Meadows Subdi
vision. part of the ". T.. - of Sec.
10, Warren Township. Macomb Coun-
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Dated: Sept. 10. 1912
Nov. "a, Dec. s. l2-M.-L.
FORFEITURE OF LAND CONTRACT
NOTICE

FORFEITURE OF LAND CONTRACT
NOTICE
9i30 Sherwood,
Detroit. Michigan.
TO: Otis s. WARREN AND
DOVIE l.. WARREN. his wife
You are hereby notified that a certain
land contract bearing date of June %.
1910. A D.. by and between NICHOLAS
SIETLEN and CATHERINE GIETZEN.
his wife. and Otis s. WARREN and
DOVE L. WARREN. his wife. parties
OF the second part, IL in default by rea-
son OF the non payment of the install
ments OF the principal and interest due
hereunder. and you are hereby further
ZEN and CATHERINE CIETZEN, his
wife. elect TO declare and do hereby
declare said contract forfeited. and you
are hereby further notified 10 yield.
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ST. PETER CATHOLIC
CHURCH

NAOuAs NACHIVAS
Schedule of Masses:
Sunday: 6, 8, OILS, 1890, IL.
Holy Days: $50, $50, 7:30,
$50, IL.
Confessions: Saturday n d
Eve of Feasts: $3.50 to 500. 7:30
t. 900.
Baptisms: Every Sunday at 2
p. m.
Pastor: Rev. Leo Roberge.
Assistants: Rev. Albert Hut.
ting, Rev. Arthur Oldani.
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oliver ~. sAsl6sa-Essats
December 10. 1ese
STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate
Court or the County of Macomb.
Al a session of said Court. held at
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as recorded In Liber IS page SO Of
Plats.
Dated: October Is, l9i2.
JOHN II. NUNNELEY,
Circuit Court Commissioners.
Macomb County, Michigan.
Oct. 81: Nov. 7.lA,2l.28 Dec. Il
MI
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THE REORGANIZED
CHI URCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS

IS North Grati0t and
Walnut st.
above
The First National Bank
10 am. Church School under
the direction of Mr.. Edward
Rose.
II am. Preaching Service.
IL am. Communion Service
the first Sunday of each month.
7:30 pm. Preaching Service.
Pastor, Elder Walter Cargill.
Everybody welcome, bring
your friends.
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Dated: April 30, lel1
Nov: 70: Dee. 3. l1-W.-k
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
GIN Buys 1000
Tiger Tickets

With an order for 1000 tickets
General Motors moved in with the
leaders among big industrial
plants lining up 10 help put over
the duuble.hcader between the
Tigers and Browns Sunday, Au-
gust g. az Briggs Stadium for the
Army and Navy Relief.
a new American League record
in the Army and Navy Relief game
receipts is assured. With turn
out of $4,000 who paid S33,000
the Indians and White Sox set the
junior circuit mark at Chicago.
However. the mark for the two
leagues was set by the Dodgers
and Giants at the Polo Grounds
recently. when approximately S75,-
600 was raised. Because of the diff
ference in the scale of prices il is
impossible for the Tigers and
Browns 10 reach that figure. For
the games. Briggs Stadium is
scaled at Sol 600 With the posi-
bllity OF a Sellout. the total may
be raised 10 almost S65.0 with
extra donations which are being
sent IN
Besides General Motors. another
auto company came IN handsomely
when Packard requested SOC
tickets. Other buyers were: Virgil
ZettcrlInd. Detroit Baseball FEEDER.
alton. l35 tickets, and Max O>nof
Sans 200 tto be given to the
Sandlot fcderauon).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
Boston The Same
As Years By

Once a year the rootcrs for
Boston's American League club
break down completely and num-
bic To themselves. Whats wrong
with the Sox?" Today they arc al
IL again, for the SOFA pennant
contender a month ago-are nov
practically also-rans in the pen
nant race, ID games of the pace
set by the New York Yankees.
The Red Sox bowed TO the Yam
KEGS. S-4 yesterday as Charley
Keller belted his eighteenth homer
with the bases full 10 give Hank
Borowy his eleventh win. Borowy
allowed Is hits. but was aided by
Yankee attack that included
homers by Buddy HaSSett, Joe
Gordon and Charley Keller Dom
DiMaggio hit his twelfth for the
Red SoX.
Eden Auker pitched shutout
ball for eight innings, but needed
help from Fritz Ostermueller and
George Caster 10 bring ST. Louis
a 6-3 triumph over the White Son.
Dolph Camilli walked with the
bases full IN the ninth 10 force
home the run that gave Brooklyn
a 10 triumph over the PhilS Larry
French won his twelfth victory
The Cardinals dubbed the Cubs,
"a and S-3. TO trim Brooklyn
lead 10 eight games Boston
dropped the Giants into fourth
place behind the Reds by winning
twice, 10 and So. Johnny Wander
Nicer won his fourth in a row and
thirteenth Of the season as he
pitched the Reds 70 a thrce-hit,
30 shutout over the Pirates last
night.
The victory boosted the Reds
third-place margin over the Giants
TO half a game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
Poetic Justice
Freddie Temple Picked as Barthe Skipper After
Winning InterIake Title With Warrior
BY GEORGE r. VAN

doing a superb job Of handling tho
light canvas up forward. beat
Ernie Crates Shamrock Of Detroit
~ points 10 IA Perez Darnell',
Pintail in a good spot TO take the
final race, although she was out
of the running for the title. was
caught 10 leeward in a wind shift
on the first leg and never got
up.
The series was one Of the bit.
terest in all Interlake history but
after Warrior had gotten the final
winning gun all acrimony dis.
appeared and Shamrock'S and Pin
tails crews cheered Warrior TO an
echo as they circled the victor in
the harbor.
There was poetic justice IN
Temples victory. Siren his @ boat
was diSmasted at the start of the
Mackinac race three years ago in
a collision with Meridian. Last
year he failed to make the Chi
Cago-MackinaC race when ne was
caught in a storm en- route down
Lake Michigan and suffered much
gear damage.
This year with a new boat, Ran
COON. he went hard aground on
Thunder Bay Island during the
POrt-Huron TO Mackinac race and
lost his ship. That same week he
bought Warrior in Chicago and
lContinued on Page 26l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
KovdIeski Loses,
Wins in Meet

n ( w ORT r. T.. Aug. Is
1NS).-Ted Schroeder of Los An
gelcs and Harris Everett, Jackson
vile. Fla. moved into the singles
semifinal bracket in the annual
Newport Casino tennis play today
as doubles competition also got
underway.
Schroeder. top seeded. defeated
Fred Kovaleski of Detroit, 6-4,
60, 20. 6-3. everett, seeded
fourth, won from Ed Moylan of
Trenton. n. j.. 6-2. 6-3, 6-3.
Arthur Macdonald of Los An
geles and Fred Kovaleski beat
1t. c. Alfonso Smith, Newport,
and James Brink. Seattle, Ga, 6-S,
Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
FdvOrites Gain
In Net Meet

Eugene Russell. Leo Conroy
Morrie Drilling, Leon Blackwell
William Edward Cross, Frank Bee.
man, Ray Gibson and Fred Otto
arc among the early round sur
vivors today in the mems singles
of the first annual Highland Park
Tennis Club championship tour
nament at Ford Field.
Those 10 advance on the
women's side were Mary Lou
Boyer, Pearl Peterson. Mildred
Sirwaitis and Constance O'Dono-
van.
Russell, who succeeded Fred
Kovaleskie in the draw when the
latter went east with the Junior
Davis Cup squad played his first
match yesterday and eliminated
Art Brooks 6-3, 6-1. Otto defeated
Lou Williams, 6-3. Ga.
Conroy got over Ralph DOG, o.
60 as Beeman trounced Sam Lip
ton, 60. 6-1. Gibson rid himself OF
Don Mckay. 6-3. 6-1. Cross put out
Mack Taylor, So, as. CD. in one
of the best contested matches OF
the tournament to date.
Mrs. Peterson defeated Valerie
Kaufman, 60. 6-1, and Miss Boyer
scored over Gertrude Bartholomew
IS, 6-l, 6-3. in the banner match
Of the womenS division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
Boxing Back Again
Nick Londes- to-Pfomofe Show -at-OlYmpia
Sept. d No Gard Set Yet
BY CLAYTON HELPER

Boxing returns to the local
sporting scene after a considerable
absence when Nick LondeS stages
a show Friday, September 4, at
Olympia.
SO far, only the date and site
have been decided.
II expect 10 close contracts
for the main event. or double
windup, sometime today" Nick
said in making it emphatic that
the date would stick
It's the first fight show Nick
has promoted since the Harvey
DubS-Carmen Notch affair al
Arena Gardens early in the sum.
mcr. And its his first promotion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

at Olympia since the DubS-Robin-
son fight last winter.
The Robinson fight drew more
than $4,000. and LondeS is con-
WINGED the Grand River spot is the
only one in which 10 stage a show
His connection with Maurie Field
man. who holds the lease at Arena
Gardens. has been severed FOL
some time.
The September show will he
the first OF series" LOndCS
said in making the announce
ment.
81 hope TO run every two or
three weeks during the winter.
II all depends upon the avail
ability Of TALENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
And Then His FIipper Went Bad

The Pirates finally landed Gee al the end of the 1880
for S5000four players valued $4,000 $4,000
Much expected of him when he arrived the Pirates
ing camp but then the Syracuse boys potentially great
pper went bad. Neurtis Of the He
oponed Syracuse recalled and Albany Back
with the Pirates, he his victory.
The Pirates optoned him to Portland Of the Pacific Coast
ague IN l94l After he won one game, Gee ordered to
alias IN May. He refused Instead he
Vermont woods camp operated by Ray Fisher his baseball
coach at Michigan effort get back IN shape Finally he
obeyed an order 70 Albany in July and game
and lost one. Recalled to Pittsburgh, Gee failed again.
He wasn't taken the training camp last spring
being oponed to Toronto He and lost there and
for time showed promise Of coming back five-hit
victory over Syracuse But then he lost his effectiveness again.
was turned back TO Pittsburgh and ordered TO Atlanta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
ST. Catherine Wins
CY0 SoftbaII Game

Three runs in the ninth gave 81.
Catherine at Al victory over St
Gregory last night in the first
round of the Catholic Youth Orga-
nization's softball championships
between the four divisional win
nerS. st. Catherine faces Our
Lady OF Help in the second round.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
GEES ONE VICTORY COST BUGS $4,000

Birdie TebbettS has gone from the Tgersfor the duration
least He may be back with the Detroit club We
like to believe he witt be back lending his gifted talents TO
the Of the Tigers after Uncle Sam IN the OF human
ity in general, has busted off the Japs and Nazs
With the going of Tebhets the Tigers losing than
just catcher who, with Bill Dickey side is the
of the league in the receiving department The Tigers are
losing leader catcher with keen insight into
baseball Dacop with razoredged mind that has had much
do with holding together rather feeble bali team In other
words the kids
Moreover Tebbetts grand boy in many other ways-a
good honest young with high Of honor and decnc
tempered with fine regard for humor While loyal 100
workman took himself too seriously and could
laugh at himself along with the other mugs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

Johnny Gees victory the major leagues Pitts
burgh $4,000 record that should stand FOR all time. That
the price the Pirates paid Syracuse the International
League for the 6-foo 9nch former University Of Michigan
athlete. The one triumph was bagged in 1870.
With his baseball apparently finished Gee
recently that he had accepted and physical
sructor high school Syracuse. his home city 81
when big eaguers their prime the promising
pitcher seems to be through.
After being graduated from high school in Syracuse
came to college at Ann Arbor natural athlete he
at Michigan He played three years baseball basketball
captaning the team in his year
After being graduated at Ann Abo Gee signed with SYRIA
In his first with the international League
Johnny four and lost three games Then his
most successful years In 1893 he Il dropped
21 earned average and the bagged 20
los
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
George DieeeI in Navy

George Diegel, professional and
manager of Beverly Hills Golf
Club. brother Of Leo Diegel. has
enlisted in the navy and will re-
port for duty Monday. He hopes
to get in the aviation branc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

record. was discovered by horseman
named sport" HaymaIIer i'm Hot
Springs Ark -. Young Willie delivered
milk to the stables ut the Oai<lawn Park
track and used to stop and tell Hay
maker he could ride e.. Haymaker gave
him the chance to exercise horses and
then signed him up.
Young Willie started out with two
rules laid down ny Haymaker Never
drink on race track and Always ride
10 win . He sleeps IN the barn. is al
ways in bed by o'clock and up with CT
before The sun . That picture showing
him eating a double-dip after his seven
victories wasn't fake-that was the real
celebration for Willie No champagne
i1artirS-feF- this youngSter 10 could
have won eight races that day but Mad
Crusader, his mount in the seventh race.
ran wide entering the stretch and lost by
a head.
\ Canadian hasn't won the Canadian
Open golf tournament since 1914
Toronto sources say Gordon Dril.on. the
Maple Leafs right winger, is headed for
Montreal Canadiens, where he would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

that it belief whatever happened the ball
field, il wasn't that the players trying.
when the ball started forgot all about that
cut Tcbbetts told the writer a the time.
AYES. a real fellow who likes baseball doesn't quit
team" chimcd Pnky Higgins who standing by. That's
the loyalty Of which write.
The late Frank j. would liked Tebbetts'
greatness big league catcher Dubuc the old
Tiger signed Birdie for Mr. Navn and Mr. Navn helped
the Nashua " H. boy through Providence Rhode Island
College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

ri W HATED n
Probable Pife.,ogs
AMERICAN IEAct.

AMERICAN ~ ftl ~
DETROIT OFhlte 7-T0l a. CIrvelan4
tBaEby. l2-5l--3 @. m (EWTs
Chicago Dietrich. 6-tI az ST. Louis
tsunura. a-Sl-1 D M tCWTf
Washington wynn. s-iOi a. pm ladei.
phla tBesse 2-Sl-1.f- D. M fFWTl
Boston fEuilaud. ia at .olt FORK
tChandleF f3-2i-.3 D. m tEWTI
NATIONAt. iIAc'
s. Louis tNhlfr. f.It 81 friIlel war.
nrke, 7.7A-1 b M tCWTt
R0stDn fsaivo $50 Gt BrepEIrl Davis.
1852 ~ % n lEWT
Cincinnati fStarr 1890 ri PiffshurKh
tkhnEef 1.TJ $50 M tEWTI
OnV games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
Refused TO Break His Word

Tebbetts did his benefacor until 1884 1885
Then the train The young college graduate
and Mr. Nayn couldn't agree salary Tebbes recalled
recently.
An right, YOU free to TO another club Nj. Navn
said. according % Birdie.
But have agreed to PLAY with the Tigers and won't
play any place else told him, Tebbcts recalled Anyway,
Everything Strengthened satisfactorily and have
Eucc spent happy days with the Tigers. wouldn't want
he with another cule,en il they did take away my cgaret
money"
Tcbbctt brought up from Beaumont 1886, catching
but 10 games with the Tigers that lie stayed with
the club but until 1899 that the chunky New Eng
lander got down regular work Since then he caught
more than 100 games "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
Pay Cut or Not, He Was Loyal

At times have wondered Tebbets fully appreciated
in Detroit We have wondered whether not the front
office Briggs Stadium fully appreciated his value. He
dered this spring when he learned that ne of the
Tigers enveoped the big sashes he cut after having
done nothing than improve ability the before.
But he loyal Notwithstanding The other day when the
Tigers n their lowest in dsappontng season wrote
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
With LeuUiS
II. Walter
the Hook

Owner James Norris OF the Red Wings from pneu-
mon New York hospital Jack Adams thinks the Red Wings
and the National Hockey League will be action again although
another Red Wing Gesebech joined Canadian
Olympia doing all right in the roller skating business this
The last 10 days been real big
Willie Turnbul
winners Rockingham Park the United
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

PUT-IN-BAY Ohio. Aug. ia
Toledo Yacht Club skipper, Freddie
Temple, one of the most colorful
yachtsmen on the Great Lakes,
will be the Interlake Yachting
Association representative in the
Barthel Trophy Series 10 be held
in Detroit. August 2S-29-30, it was
announced today by Commodore
Howard Finch Of Detroit.
This series decides the crew
of the lakes for
boats and Temple will
race against picked shippers from
Lake Michigan and Lake Ontario.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
THREE DETRoITERS

Three Of the five members of
his crew. Joe Snay Ted Coggin
and Jack Moran. are Detroiters.
George Hanzi and Johnny Patter-
son are the other two members of
the outfit from Toledo.
Temple made the grade by win
ming the last race OF the series of
three here yesterday with his
eight-metcr Warrior in the Inter
lake Yachting Association regatta.
Warrior. with Shay and Coggin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13
.Henshdw' sReIief
Role, NeWhouser
Stop Cleveland
MeCosky and York
Supply Hitting; Tribe
Loses 5th, 9th in Row

CLEVELAND. Aug 13-Wal-
lowing in the unwonted luxury Of
having found m opponent with
less punch than they possess, tho
Tigers today were pointing for
clean sweep Of their series with
the Indians.
BY winning both ends OF a
double header yester day. the
Tigers made it three in a row over
lthe slHFHPing Tfibesn1en and
handed the latter the fifth and
sixth defeats in succession. TODAY
Manager Del Baker was 10 send
Hal White 10 the mound against
Jim Bagby Jr.. in quest of a grand
slam.
Yesterdays double victory was
made possible through the left
handed pitching of Roy HenShaw
and Hal NewhouSer, who shut out
the Indians for ID innings after
AL Benton had failed 10 fool them
in the first three heats of the
first game.
HITTING STARS
But il was clinched by the hit
ting of Barney McCosky and
Rudy York, who between them
made - of the p hits credited
TO the Tigers in the course Of the
/ long afternoon.
McCosky notched six in A row.
getting four for four, including
two doubles, in the opener and
looming back with a double and a
Single on his first two trips to the
lplate in the nightcap.
York made three hits in each
lgame and among his half dozen
blows, were his seventeenth home
/ run of the season and two doubles.
He batted in two runs and scored
two in the first game-and scored
one in the second.
Henshaw, sent TO Benton's
Irescue in the third inning with one
run in and runners on second and
third with none out. not only pre-
vented further scoring in that
session. but went on to blank he
Indians with four scattered hits
for the remainder of the distance.
WIPE OUT LEAD
The Tigers. meanwhile. wiped
out two-run deficit by scoring
once in the fourth and three
times in the fifth at the expense
of Lefty Al Smith.
D.. NewhouSer allowed five hits in
the second game while the Tigers
were hammering Joe Heving and
I Vernon Kennedy for 10. Hal was
in trouble on a couple of occa-
Isions. but each time called his
strikeout pitch into play to foil
the Indians. He famed six.
The Tigers gave him the runs he
needed by counting once in the
third and again in the fourth, Nc
Cosky driving in the first run,
York scoring the second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-13

Play UNDER DICK Irvir Who knew ROW
handle Drlon when OF They're going
to make government housing
track, that mired before opened.
Boston writers burning Prick
rule that hereafter will be held accountable
thrown by their pitchers and will draw 5000
They Frcks ruling will be effective rubber
hammer because the National group
umpeS the business Mr. Prick allows
every turn The mpires won't dare call EN- In the American
League VIII Harrdge stands behind the and
call the field and he
whereas in the National League all the list games
train ticket and plenty Of abuse from all concerned