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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-21
N. SeifferIein
Shares in Lead
Of -Four Events
PAGES Both Singles,
Splits Doubles
with Edith Schroeder

Mount Clemens first bowling
tournament for women, three
day affair limited to minor
events, got off to a compare
lively fast start last night on the
Macomb Recreation alleys.
Two weeks ago, the Mount
Clemens-M m b Recreation
meet started on the same drives
and not a team went over-aver-
age. But, led by Mildred Self
ferline, the women turned in a
workmanlike job last night.
Mrs. Seifferlain, a 1872 aver
age bowler, took the singles lead :.
in both over-a average and actually
pinfall by posting a 400, 81 pins
over. In addition, she and her
partner, Edith Schroeder hit
886 in the doubles to hit the
doublejackpot again.
TWO DOUBLES HONORS
Their 886 was tops in the
doubles, actual pinfall and the
mark was 81 pins over their av-
erage, good enough to take the
over-average lead Top came for
the pair was a 1853 by Mrs.
Schroeder in her closing game.
She hit 145-167-168 for 48O
while Mrs. Seifferlein was
chalking a 400.
u ~ 81. AIRS. Seifferfein
posted a 174-147-f69 for her 400.
Second place in the doubles was
taken by Lillian Place and Mar .
garet Ullrich, with 778, 81 pins
over while Carolyn Papajohn
and Marie Moore chalked a 803,
II pins over their mean.
Second place in the doubles,
actual pinfall,. went TO Alma
Donaldson and Dode Ullrich
with a 816 count followed by the
Papajohn-Moore combination in
third with 500.
PARTNERS Do WELL
Dode Ullrich's 427, with 1911
middle game, gave her second in
the singles, actual pinfall, fol-
lowed by her partner, Alma
Donaldson, with AIS for third.
In the singles, over-average,
Marie Moore's 403. 81 over, was
good for second while Tile Carl
went % pins over her 354 aver
age, for third.
DOUBLES, TUESDAY. r. NJ.
R6eIe Desrosierc Vereah Moore
Marian Streit-Anna Fleischut
Rosemary Duckwitz-Jane Newman
ALA Kerr-Maxine Perry
Elvna Hess--Lula Barnes
Adele LaCroix--Wnifred Frink
Freda MadorSky-Clara Schwartz
Mercedes Noteboom-Alice Lindsey
SINGLES, TUESDAY, 7:i5 p. NJ.
Elvina Hess, Lula Barnes, Adele La
Croix. Winifred Frink, Freda Madorsky,
Clara Schwartz, Mercedes Noteboom,
Alice Lindsey.
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and representatives of the sew
eral outfits, held last night in
the City Fire Department build
ing. Seven teams were repre-
scented, but two more are known
TO be ready for play.
Although previous plans had
contemplated two-d v S o n
league, one for men with de-
ferred classificat ons and the
other for prospective draftees,
last nights meeting made il evil
dent that such division would
not be necessary-barring a sud-
den boom in the number Of
players in the latter division.
FORMER JUNIOR LEAGUERS
Several of the teams already
set for play are composed large
ly of boys who were united on
Junior League teams last year
including the Leander Cafe
crew, champions of the loop.
Last nights meeting was devoted
WIDELY - a check on prospec-
tive teams, according to the city
recreation department and a
meeting next Monday will fur
Their plans for the ,oop.
Meetings for the Junior and
tumble leagues will be held
soon.
Teams and n e ir managers
represented last night were:
Eagles, Verne Smith; Merchants,
Jack Sierens; Hubarth & Schott,
Lawson Beardslee; Leander Cafe,
Bob Kline; Business Men, Calvin
Pancuff. Dan Sears and Ray
Lorway were present, represent
ing outfits which have no Spon-
Sor as yet. Two other teams def
initely slated for play are the
Owls and an outfit managed by
Al Brewer.
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and advanced on Cramer's error
on one of the blows.
Two double plays erased Incl
pient Tiger rallies and Rigney,
who struck out seven men, was
never in serious trouble. The Sox
gave him another run to work on
in the seventh when Moses got
his third hit, a single, TO score
In the second game of the Sc
ries today Rove was likely to
pitch for the Tigers and Johnny
HUMPHREYS for the SoX.
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Fights
Last Night
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK-Charley Burley,
154, Pittsburgh, knocked out
Phil McQuillan, lat, Denver %.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn.-Tami
NJ auriello, 1874, New York,
knocked out Eldridge Eatman,
100, Norwalk, Conn. go.
HOLYOKE, Mass. - Gle O
Shans, 1873, Los Angeles, out
pointed Carmine F tt a, 1875,
Brooklyn G0).
PHILADELPHIA-Bob Mont
g m cry, 1879, Philadelphia,
Outpointed Joe Peralta, 1874 "a
Tamqua, Pa. (l0.
NEWARK 49, Steve Vaccarelli,
1873, Brooklyn, NY, outpointed
Artie Tedesco, 1876, Jersey City
90.
NEW ORLEANS - Jimmy
Hatcher, 1904, Lake City, SC,
and Leo Kodak, 135, Chicago,
drew 10).
BALTIMORE - Pedro Hern-
andez, l25 u, New York, out
poin e d Billy Banks, 134A
Washington, DC. (10).
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AT
the
Alleys
Two Fives Battle
for Ladies Honors

Two teams, the j. & J. Novel
ty five and the Denmarsh Hotel
quintet, stayed in a tight battle
for honors in the Ladies Major
League last night, with the lat
ter team only one game out Of
first.
Both scored three-point wins,
j. q j. measuring Gordon's Bar
while the Hotel team blasted
Kibble's.
Only sweep was by M. Il. An
derson over Medea Beauty Stu
do.
Loretta McCraCken posted a
525 for series honors. Mary
Metz 1913 for NJ. II. Anderson
was high single.
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SCORES POUGHKEEPSIE
DISCRETION

SEATTLE, April 2l-P)-
The abandonment of Poughkccp.
sic as the site for the national
crew races drew protest today
from Al Ulbrickson, coach of the
University of Washington's de-
Tending champions.
None of the reasons listed by
the Committee-tidal conditions.
lack Of navy patrol and expense
seem weighty enough TO cause
such a switch" declared the hus-
ky mentor.
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rangement on the part of the
high school authorities.
According to Buckholz, only
Fordson high school of the
league has its own buses and the
transportation problem will Be
equally difficult for the other
four schools - Crosse Pointe,
Monroe, Royal Oak and Wyan-
dotte.
Most serious problem has to
do with football, since other
squads have custOmarily gone by
private car, though even this
method Is expected to meet with
difficulty next year.
Although the possibility of
disbanding loop play as a league
has been suggested - in which
case, all games would probably
be retained except the Monroe
encounter - this was not seen
as likely by Buckholz. A strong
er possibility, according to the
city high mentor, is that teams
will make trips over regular
scheduled bus lines, transferring
where necessary.
Tire restrictions are expected
to block the use of private pass
enger cars and the use of regu-
lar lines was seen as the easiest
solution. Port Huron could be
retained on the schedule, accord
ing to Buck, by taking the squad
by train. This particular game
is not causing Buckholz many
worries for next year, however,
as Mount Clemens will be host to
the clash.
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SOftbaII Set
Nine Teams Indicate Twilight League
Interest; Draftees Loop
May be Cancelled

Nine teams have indicated in
tentions of playing in the Twi-
light Softball League, the city
recreation department announc-
ed today, and several more are
expected.
The announcement followed
the first meeting of managers
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Madou Grocery Wins
Clutch Match

Sweeping the second place
GaSow Boat Livery team in a
clutch match, Madou Grocery
opened its lead in the Bowl-o-
Drome House League TO seven
games last night
Only other sweep was by
Betty Telctone over Artificial
Stone. Charles Owen hit a 603
on 195-2l7-191 for GCebels, the
top triple, and his 2l7 was high
single.
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MINOR BALL BOOMS

AUGUSTA, GA, April I'll
R)-Wartime baseball along the
Lower Atlantic seaboard BOOM
ed last night as an estimated H.
500 fans turned out for three
south Atlantic league season OPP
eners at Savannah, Ga, Green
vile, S. c., and Jacksonville,
Fla.
An earlier opener at Augusta,
Ga, Sunday swelled total open
ing game attendance IN the class
"B" loop to $500.
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BRONCO-BUSTIN' SAILOR

TULSA, OK, April 2l-(P)
-- Jimmie Nesbit, nationally
known bronco buster from No
wata, Okla, is headi'g for his
biggest roundup.
Nesbit, SO, winner Of about 30
major championships, enlisted
in the navy.
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Sports Roundup

ed off the mound in his major
league debut, home town papers
healined it.: Trucks Runs Out
of Fuel" &C.,. Andy Pilney,
Washington u. est. Louis) golf
coach, took two members of his
squad out the other day to give
them a few pointers. Coming to
a short hole, Andy explained it
called for a No. 8 iron. He prov
ed il by making a hole in one.
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Ushers Club Moves
Out of Tie Spot

Doadlockcd last week in first
place with the Smokers Inn, the
USherS Club of the Holy Name
League swept over their oppon-
ent last night TO take sole title
t. first place.
Other sweeps were by Bud
weiSer over AlteS Lager and by
Mcmahon Coal over Pepsi-Cola.
Ted DLugc hit SAT for high
series and his 2O8 was blue-rib-
bon single.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
MONDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 8, Boston 2.
Philadelphia g, New York 3,
Chicago 8, Pittsburgh 2.
Only games scheduled.
TUESDAYS GAMES
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at ST Louis.
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BALDWIN, KAS., April 81 --
P)-Little Baker University has
raCked up its fifteenth consecu-
tive dual meet victory.
The Baker track and field
squad won eleven first places as
they downed WaShburn College
yesterday, 81 TO as.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-21

When Frank Clifford, who
operates a Kansas City bowling
emporium, discovered the other
night that he was short a pin boy,
he telephoned another establish
ment about two miles away -.
a short time later a GREATNESS II
year-old trotted in nd said I'm
your man" You made good
time" Clifford commented, You
must have caught the first street
car" What do you mean,
street carr" the boy interrupted.
II ran down here"
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TODAY'S GUEST STAR

Jimmie Murphy, Canton
UllD Daily Ledger: Now that
the major league alI-star games
have been arranged, why not
arrange to play the 1913 game
in Tokyo"
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Major
Standings A
- 03l-,&
AMERICAN LEAGUE
W.. 90 Dnt ETp

MONDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 3, DETROIT /.
Cleveland 4, st. Louis 3.
Washington 10, Boston 4
(Second game postponed wealth
err.
New York at Philadelphia,
postponed.
TUESDAYS GAMES
DETROIT at Chicago.
New York at Philadelphia
ST. Louis at Cleveland
Washington at Boston
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Plate Meekness
Costs Tigers
81 decision

CHICAGO, April 81 Up
Still too meek at the plate to cap
italize on good pitching, the De
troit Tigers were one down to
the Chicago White Sox today
and on the very edge of slide
into the second division.
A good many of the experts
have been inclined TO consign
them to such a finish in the Am
eriCan League campaign, but he
sharp work of the Tigers fling
ers has been giving reason to be-
lieve that this won't be such a
bad season.
1t won't do, however, to waste
the resources such as was done
yesterday when Paul Dizzy
Trout and 'ial Newhouser turn
ed in six-hitter only to be
beaten by the Sox, 3 TO !. De-
troit could get only six blows off
Johnny Rigney.
OUT IN EIGHTH
Instead of starting Schoolboy
Rowe as had been expected,
manager Del Baker sent Trout to
duty and was forced TO look on
painfully as his Tigers failed to
support him at he plate. Trout
went out for a pinch-hitter in the
eighth and Newhouser finished.
Accepting their fourth defeat
in eight games, the Tigers were
helpless until the eighth when
Eric McNair doubled, reached
third on Birdie Tebbetts' ground
er, and ~Cored on Jimmy Blood
Worth'S fly. Only three men got
as far as second base off Rigney.
This brought the sum total of
Detroit hits in the last three
games TO IT. These have been
good for three runs.
Three hits and an error by
Doc Cramer were combined by
the White Sox for two runs in
the first and they were BANKED
then until the seventh when they
pushed over their last run on a
walk, an out and a single.
COLLEGIAN DOUBLES
A double by Harry SketChley,
young collegian outfielder, won
the game for Rigney. Sketchley
smashed his double into left with
two i'm the first after Wally
Moses and Joe Kuhel had singled
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SPORTSMENTION

When Coach Lem Herting left
Worthington (Minn.) Junior
College for Fort Warren, Wyo,
he left monument behind in
his "XYZ" formation, which he
claims is simpler and more eff
fective than the ct" . AS we
get it, the "XYZ" is OK if too
many players aren't IA -.
Johnny Colan, whose last fight
in Chicago was as middle
weight, will be a heavyweight
when he tackles Altus Allen
there Friday. He weighed l79
when he hit town -. when Viz
gil Trucks of the Tigers was belt
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-04-21
Bather Golfers
Rap RoseviIIe
with 14-1 Win
Victory is 24th
in II Dual Meets
Over Post 3 Years

Lacing out a AL victory over
Roseville's golfers, Mount Glenn
ems high schools links team took
up where they left offlast year,
/ chalking up their oath victory
/ in q dual meets held over the
past three yea s.
Little Vic Potoroka, playing the
No. 3 position, raped out the
best score of the day on the Hill
crest course yesterday as he
Carded a consistent 40-39-79
for low medal h onors. Jim
Smith, No. 2 player for the Bath
ers, posted 80 and took the
low score for nine holes as he
tipped around the backside in
81 despite a comparatively high
wind. He had a 43 on the front
side.
ONE ROSEVILLE FONT
Earl Wilkie was the only Rose
Vile player to win a point. He
carded a 90 to Herb Martell's
81, winning one of the three tai
lies in the match. Mount Glenn
ems Highs No. l player, Ron
Sutherland, and No. 4 man, Tom
Breitmeyer, both won three
points, Sutherland going about
in 80 and Breitmeyer in 80.
Coach Emory Albee's Bather
team lost only two of Is matches
in 1910, and they won the BOr-
der Cities League championship,
and only one match in IA last
year, when they lost out to
Royal Oak in the agueN
matches.
Next match for the Bathers
is on Friday, with Hazel Park.
League opener is on Tuesday,
with Royal Oak.
Yesterdays cards:
A. Stevens (R) 80. 47-44-91
r. Sutherland (MC) 40-42-32
c. Hoye (R) ...... .5O-5O-1OO
Jim Smith (MC) -. .43-37- 80
B. Mildoon (R) ..... 46-46-92
V. Potoroka (MC) ..4O-39-79
B. Mong (R) .......5O-48-98
T Breitmeyer (MC) .44-44-98
f. Wilkie (R) ....... 48-48-96
H. Martel (MC) .49-42-91
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TROPHIES TO WINNERS

1t doesn't cost a cent to enter,
boys. Even marbles and shoot
ers will be provided those who
do not have any. And to the
winners in the junior and senior
divisions will go engraved tro-
phies emblematic of the 1912
city titles. The junior division
is for boys from 7 to IL years of
age inclusive, while the senior
division is for boys Il years of
age and under l6.
Among those entered in the
forthcoming meet are Jimmy
Leggett, who won the junior
championship last year, and Will
liam Stanley, who finished run
ner-up TO Willard Goulette in
the 1871 senior competition.
Young Leggctt is II years old
this year and Will vie for the
senior title. Stanley is IA years
old.
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City Marble Tournament
SPONSORED By DAILY MOkiTOR-lEADsR
AND DEPARTMENT OF RECREATION

Name Age .....
The tournament will be held in the of Mount Glenn
ems High School, starting April 81 at Contestants
entry blank and mail to the Daily Monitor
turn sports department of this newspaper The
entry deadline is April %
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Marble Meet
DeadIine Near
Defending Junior
Champion Enters

With only three days left in
which TO file an official entry
blank, boys planning to enter
the annual city marbles tourna-
ment were reminded today to
turn in their blanks as soon as
possible to the sports depart
ment of this newspaper, which is
sponsoring the meet in Conjunc-
ZION with the Department of Re
creation.
Championship matches are
scheduled TO get under way at
4 p. m. next Monday in the rear
Of Mount Clemens High school.
All entries must be filed by 6
p. m. on Thursday Of this week.
First round pairingS will be an
noUnced in Fridays Daily Moni-
tori .aIprs
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PILLS WHIP GIANTS

The Philadelphia Pills de-
pended entirely on home runs to
generate all their scoring for the
second time in three days and
lambaSted the New York Giants
on their own field, 6-3.
AL Glossops homer with the
bases loaded in the fourth fol-
lowed a tWo-run four-maSter by
Danny LitWhiler in the third ana
proved TO be the game winning
GLOW as the Giants tailed three
times in their half of the fourth.
The Cincinnati Reds and st.
Louis Cardinals had an open
GATE and rested for their series
opener today.
At Boston, Jack Wilson re-
turned to haunt his former Red
Sox mates, as castoffS have a
habit of doing, and pitched the
Senators to victory with five
hit job.
The Red Sox gave Joe Dob
son a Al lead through the fourth
inning, but he weakened in the
fifth and departed at the end of
the following frame after dish
ing out ten hits and six runs.
INDIANS WIN
Ken Keltner and Oris HoCkett
led Cleveland's ten-hit attack on
Denny Galehouse, but it was
Jeff Heath who drove in the win
ming run with a single, giving
the nod to AL Smith IoT a six
hitter against the Browns.
Johnny Rigney shaded Dir
zy Trout as the Chicago White
Sox dumped the Detroit Zig
ers, 81, at Chicago. Each
team collected six hits, but
rookie Harry Sketchley put
the Sox ahead TO stay in the
first inning when he doubled
behind singles by Wslly Moses
and Joe Kuhel TO drive i'm two
runs.
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Boston, Brooks
Lead Circuits
Weather Gives Aid;
Kirby Hisbe Wins
BY the Assoelated Press

The Brooklyn Dodgers and
Boston Red Sox were all alone
at the head of the Major League
pennant parades today, having
earned their positions with the
help of the Chicago Cubs, the
Cleveland Indians, and some of
that stuff the weather bureau
says is not to be mentioned.
The Dodgers bounce the Bos-
ton Braves out of three-way
partnership in the National
League with a 90 assault, while
the Cubs took care of the Pitts
burgh Pirates, third member of
the triumvirate that shared first
place before the start of yeSter-
days games, 81.
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HIGBEE WINS


At Brooklyn, the Dodgers got
a seventh pitching perform
ance out of Kirby Higbe, who
chalked up his first triumph of
the year, and slammed three
Boston pitchers for IL blows.
At Pittsburgh, Max Butcher of
the Pirates and Jake Motty of
the Cubs hooked up in a tight
pitching duel for seven innings,
out the Chicagoans exploded tor
half a dozen runs in the eighth,
putting both Butcher and the
game away. Lou Stringer rout-
ed Butcher with a triple after
three successive singles had pro-
duced one run and the Cubs
turned three singles off relieVer
Hank Gornicki into three more
runs.
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YANKS, BROWNS TIED

In the American League, the
Red Sox dropped 1914 decision
to the Washington Senators but
chung TO the lead by half game
over the New York Yankees and
the st. Louis Browns.
The Yanks missed their chance
to pull even with the Red Sox
when their scheduled tuSsle with
the Athletics at Philadelphia
was postponed by conditions
which must remain a military
secret. Similar conditions pos
sibly saved the Red Sox from
further embarrassment, since a
second game with the Mats had
TO be called off.
On top of that, the Cleveland
Indians ruined the st. Louis
Browns chances of gaining the
top spot by tripping the Brown
les, 4-3.
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Women Bowlers Get off to Good
Start in First Tournament Here


| Yank Terry, Boston
Red Sox Highlander,
made his 1912 debut
by holding the New
York Yankees TO three
hits. swapping a four
game winning streak.
Terry won Is games
for San Diego last year.
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Female Help Wanted
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in An Occupation
Of Vital importance?

We have openings for telephone operators: :
no experience necessary: pay while learn
ing; rapid advancement for those who
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Employment Agencies
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BOILER OPERATOR
Male Help Wanted

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Steady work. no lsyons. Apply at Farm
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sell street.
Evening star., 1942-12-16
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press

bS tne ASSOCldteQ Press
NEW YORK. Dec, 16.-Cotton
futures moved through a dull ses-
sion with prices easily Influenced by
small orders either way. rejecting
uncertainty in the trade over the
parity situation and the general
status of price control.
In the afternoon prices showed
frning tendency on small price
fixing orders from the trade, re-
covering as much as 30 cents bale
from earlier low prices.
Trading in December expired at
noon, the month going out at 1906
cents pound, of 80 cents a bale
from the previous close
Late afternoon values were 10
cents bale higher to 20 cents lower
March, 1884; May, 1853, and July,
1884.
Some blue chips we're lacking in
rising vigor, but in the final hour
the list was well studded with plus
marks.