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La gaceta., 1942-04-14
La Velada de hoy en- ell
Centre ASturianO

La VeladG de hoy en- ell
Centre Asturiano
Con un brillante acto sc con-
memora hoy Ell aniversario de Ia
Segunda RepGblica Espanola,
en- ell teatro del Centre Asturia-
no.
La Junta de Cultura Espaho-
la Organizadora de este acto, pre-
sentara al Sr. Don Julio Alva-
rez del Vayo, quien pronunciara
I'm discurso sobre los problemas
aotuales. Tambien tomara parte
en- ell programa ell Sr. Jeronimo
Mall0, professor de idioma espa-
mol en- ell Southern College.
Despues de los discursos Sc
preSentara un brillante acto de
va~.-dades.
Dana la calidad de este acto
commemorative, debe esperarse
que la sala teatro del Centre As
turiano Sc yea colmada de p6-
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FNNrRN eIKAnNa RELMA nINks hOes uo nE ans { IN q

Gale, R. LaRocca, A. Fiorito, E.
Olivia, A. Falsone, R. D'Amato,
NJ, Tamargo, N. Macaluso, A.
A. Buggica, ]. Licata, Mercedes
Delaney, A. Licata, NJ. Ilera, j.
Ficarrotta, V. Licata S. Pizzo-
lato, w. Weiskopf Y Josephine
LaRocca.
Con refrescos y Cakes Sc ob
sequi6 a tcdos.
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TEATRO CASINO
La Muckocha de Leningrddo

La direction del Casino repon
ldra manana microbes, a peti.
ci6n del plblico, la notable peli.
cula ia Muchacha de Leningra
do.
Centenares de personals la vie
non aver. lunes, y salieron muy
complacidas.
Como attraction adicional y
de considerable merito Sc exhi-
bira "Nuestra TERRA de Paz",
un cinta hablada en- espahol.
Bueno es recordar que la re-
posici6n Sc verificara manana
microbes, no hoy.
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NJ

Duncan McRae, AZ, yBarbara
Rucker, %; john l.. Hodge, 10,
~ Bertha E. Blount, 16; A. j,
Peleski, %, y Maizie Jones, 81
Cecil Gurley, 81 ; Y Mary Helen
Fomby, %; R. D. ONO, "a, Y
Anne Morgan, 25; Richard E,
Carpenter, 81, v Jeanne E..
Crooks, 20; Emery T. Smith, 26
y Frances Stimson, 81.
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Trdladddo

BESIDE Ia "Ponclinica" fuk tras
ltadado a su Irogar 1912 Lie la De
Gina avenida, Ell querido amigo
Julio Acebal.
LIE hizo una delicada inter
venci6n quir1rgica el DR.. ROig.
Segdn los infornes que Sc
nos suministran, dentro de bre-
yes dias Sera dado de alta.
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"Manad Ines"

Encabezamcs egta nota con e.
tftulo de la bonita obra que sera
representada Ell viernes II del
Ipresente mes, en- el teatro del
Centre Asturiano, a baneficio
de los refugiad-s espanoles.
Este mel0drama sera inter
pretado por las muchachas y j6-
yenes del Centre Espanol. {
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BABE RUTH CREE QUE 10
PIRATAS EN-
La LIGA NACrCNAL

HcHgw cd, a5ril 14.-Babe
Ruth. ~ esuvo gravamente en-
fermo, Sc Ievant6 aver para re-
cibir a varios de sus amigos y
hablar de. pel0ta.
Opina Ell Bambino que los
Yankees ganaran Ell campeomato
de la .Liga Americana pero
cree que en- Ia Nacional cobra
ram los Piratas, la novena diri-
gida por Franks FriscK.
"Se que todos les peritos, o la
mayoria de ellos, han selecciona
do al Pittsburg para finalizar
en- cuarto o quinto lugar. Yo
creo que van a recibir una gran
sorpreSa."
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Matinee

Aver nos manifestation varies
miembros de la Secci6n de Re.
creo del Centre Espanol, que ell
domingo II ofrecera otro bale
diurno.
lEsta, como las anteriores 81
verificara. en- su edificio de Y.
Dor. Tccara la orquesta "Dor
Francisco, Ell c~onjunto de las
simpatias.
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BECKWITH SALIO DEL HOS
PITAL

Chicago, abril 14.-El p1gil
BROKER Beckwith, de Gary, In
diana, q. fue lIevado a un hospi-
tad despues de parder I'm pelea
con ell italiano Melio Bettina, re-
gres6 aver a su domicilio.
La hinchaz6n en- Ell lado izuier
do, seg1n ell DR.. Mitchell Ger
bett, de e3ta ciudad, sigue bajan
do.
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LOS ARBITROS QUE ACTUA
RAN HOY EN- LA LIGA A.
MERIOANA

Chicago, Abril 14.-Designa-
dos por ell p~residente Will Har-
ridge estos arbitrcS actuaran
hoy en- la Liga Americana Nc
Gowan, Hubbard Y Passarelia,
en- Chicago; Basil, Quinn y Ste
wart, en- Detroit; Summers, Pip
gras v Rommel, en- Washington,
y Geisel, Grieve y Rue, en- Bos-
ton. +it.'
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La Junta de Cultura Espano-
la, organizada de esta function,
ofrecera un bonito acto de va
riedades.
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If you suffer distress from
ave&4 Female
WEAKNESS

Lydia Pinkham's Compound is
one medicinS you can buy today
made especially for tDomen-to re-
lieve monthly pain and It's tired
nervous feelings due 10 this cause.
And In such . sensible wayl With
natures own beneficial roots and
herbs. No harmful opiAtes.
Taken regularly = thruout the
month Pinkham's Compound
helps build UP resistance against
such ymptoma. Follow labei diroo-
tona. Worth byagi
La gaceta., 1942-04-14
indoor Picnic

indoor Picnic
Para ell domingo &c tiene sefa
lado la Secci6n de Propaganda
del Centre Asturiano SUI "In-
door-Picnic", EN- ell pdacio de
las avenidas Nebraska y Palm.
La nota principal es ell al-
muerzo que Sc servira al medic
dfa. Por la tarde habra bale en-
TODD ell edificio, cen COS orques-
tas.
va han empezado a venderse
los boletos de almuerzo y entra-
da.
Ell productO Sc destinara a los
socios altrasados en- ell page de
su quota.
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NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RoDRICUEz)

ERfermo
BESIDE hace dias guarda CANA
en- su Residential ell nino Jose Al
varez Inchaustegui, hijo adopt
vo de mi appreciate amigo Ra.
mon BermGdez.
Ell NAL que le aQueja es una
fuerte affection intestinal. La a.
tiende ell DR.. Luis~Rey.
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Which Makes You Blue, Cranky
NERVOUS

AZ such times II you're troubled
By cramps, headache, backache, a
bloated feeling, nervousness dis
treSs Of irregularities due 70
functional monthly Disturbances
try Lydia z. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound It's helped thousands
upon thousands Of women and girls
70 90 smiling thru" such "dimeult
days."
La gaceta., 1942-04-14

Santos del dtd
Pedro, Lamberto, Abundio
Tiburcio y Liduvina.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Bather Pair
Gard Hot us
Smith, Sutherland
leod Team to Win

Winning their fifth and final
dual meet of the season, Mount
Clemens highs golfers wound
up successful season yesterday,
season which saw them lose
only one two-Way match apd
continue their three-year record
to 20 wins in 80 matches.
Playing over the short, River
Bank course against Hazel Park,
Coach Emory Albee's crew scor-
ed a II la-12 victory, paced by
Jimmy Smith, who carded a
37-34-71 for a 2la point win.
Paced by a pair of seniors
playing their last match for
city high-Jimmy Smith and
Ronnie Sutherland The pair
both posted cards of II, Suther-
land collecting three-point VIC
tory in the No. 2 spot while
Smith won ~ points.
Vic Potoroka, in the No. 3 po-
sition, marked a 40-37--77 for
three points and Tom BreitmeV-
er followed suit with a ABB
81.
The cards:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
z HurIers Share
in Shutout for
New Haven, 60
Especial TO The Daily Monitor-Leader,

Especial TO The Daily MOnitor-LeadeD
ARMADA-(May 49, - Two
New Haven pitchers, Ed Pado-
Ian and John Baltaria hooked
up for a tWo-hit shutout perform
ance here yesterday as the Foun-
drymen doWned Armada, 60, in
a Little Six League game.
Although unable to connect
for any extra base hits-parily
because of several sensation
catches by Armada's centerfield-
or, Randall Smith-New Haven
connected w it h six Safeties,
building up SO lead in the
first two frames. The winners
added their sixth run in the final
inning.
Evans of Armada got the long
est hit Of the afternoon, a dou-
BILE, while Bob Metz connected
with a pair of singles in three
trips to lead New Ravens bat
tiers.
New Haven, in second place
behind Capac in the lie & u e
standings is scheduled TO meet
Romeo in a non-loop engage
ment today.
New Haven 800 900 1--6 5 5
Armada 900 900 90 2 8
Batteries: New Haven-Pado-
Ian, Baltaria a., Padolan co
and Lee and Green. Armada--D.
Mosher, w. Mosher and David
son and White.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Ohio, Michigan
Lead Golf Tourney

ANN ARBOR, MICH, May
19-(P-Ohio State and Michi-
gan, separated by one slender
stroke, rode into the final SO
holes of the Big Ten golf meet
today as decided co-favorites,
with the Wolverine chances de-
pending in large measure upon
whether crisp hitting Ben Smith
could continue the sizzling pace
he began yesterday.
Smith toured the 6,600-yard
University of Michigan course
in a one-under-par II second
round yesterday for a 36-hole ag-
gregate of 146 and individual
leadership.
His par-busting round also
showed the Michigan team up
into first place with a four man
total of 612 strokes, just ahead
of the Buckeyes 613. Mime
sofa, a dark horse, was poised
seven strokes back at GIG, in ex-
cellent position to strike for the
title now held by Illinois should
either of the leaders falter.
More or less out Of the race
already were Indiana with 642,
Wisconsin CAT, Purdue 703, and
Chicago, apparently as inept in
golf as in football and basket
ball, with 1913.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Michigan Gains Tight
Loop Baseball Hold

CHICAGO, May 10 49, up -
Michigan combined lusty hit
ting with tight pitching yester-
day TO sweep a doubleheadcr
with Chicago, Is to ! and 3 TO ]
and move closer TO the Big Ten
baseball championship.
The Wolverines, at present
leading the league, can take out
right possession of the title by
winning their final two games
with Ohio State at Ann Arbor
May % and 80. A split with
Ohio State would give them a
title tie with Iowa and possibly
Wisconsin.
The sweep gave Michigan its
eighth and ninth victories of the
Big Ten season against one de-
feat.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Russ Fellows Gets
90-Yard HoIe-in-1

Mount Clemens first hole
in-one of the season was writ
ten into the books last night
as Russ Fellows, Selfridge
Field civilian employee and
former member of the Hill
crest course, aced the 90-yard
No. 7 on the Moravian Drive
course.
Fellows, playing with Sgts.
Brandner and Bible, set the
pace for l, 2, 3 count on
the hole as Brandner dropped
a two and Bible equaled par
with 3.
The hole-in-one gave Eel
lows a near perfect record
for 10 years of play, as he
had previously score d an
eagle 2 on a par four hole
and a double-eagle deuce on
a par 5.
Hillcrest's m a I c n with
Plum Brook, scheduled for
last Sunday 49, n surprise to
Hillcrest - has been REGARD
ed, manager Alex MacDon-
aid announced this morning.
No notice of the M. G.. A.
play had been given in ad-
vance to the local club.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Bar SO Continues as Blue Division Fauorite;'
Spruce Inn Wins Opener Behind Don Nernier
Merchants Are Second
Victim, 1873; Winners
Score Every Inning

Bar SO continued TO ride the
favorite saddle in the Blue di-
vision of the Twilight league last
night, as they turned back the
prev ousl y undefeated Mer-
chants, 1913, on the Covered Wa
gon diamond.
Marvin Leggett chalked up his
second victory in a like number
of starts as he held the losers to
eight well-scattered hits. The
winners, meanwhile, punched
theirs with walks anG put to-
gether four blows and walk in
the sixth for their biggest in
ning-four runs. Third baseman
Pete Heller got the only homer
OF the game as he blasted Cocky
Phillips pitch in the third.
SCORE EVERY INNING
The winners started with a
pair OF runs in the first, but
their lead was cut TO one in the
second, as the Merchants bunch
ed three successive singles for a
pair of runs while the winners
gained only one tally in the
half. Two more counts were add
ed in the third, however, anoth-
er in the fourth, by Ken Strass-
burg, who had tripled, one IA
the fifth, four in sixth and one
more in the last.
Meanwhile, the losers went
through three innings - third,
fourth and fifth-in which only
nine men faced Leggett. A walk
and single in the sixth added
their third and final run.
Harry Bates replaced Phillips
in the fourth, allowing five hits
in the last two and 1/3 innings.
THREE FOR THREE
Pete Helzer's three for four
two singles and a homer along
with a pair of runs paced the
winners at the plate while catch
Ell Johnny Johnson lined out
three singles in three trips UP to
top the losers.
Bar So PIP ia LIZ 11,S
Merchants .02O Dol 0-3 8'3
Batteries: Bar SO - Leggett
and Kolzvari. Mere an is
Phillips, Bates az and Johnson.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
tumble Loop
May Fold

The tumble Softball League,
organized three years ago, will
be abandoned this season unless
there is decided rise in inter
est before the close of the cur
rent week, the Department of
Recreation announced to ID a y.
Thus far only two teams have
expressed desire 20 compete in
the circuit, which is open to men
80 years of age and over.
Two more teams are needed
to assure continuance Of the
league. Anybody interested in
managing or sponsoring a Fun
BILE League club is asked to con-
tact the sports department of
this newspaper or the Depart
ment of Recreation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Junior Teams
Ready 10 Go
Six Aggregotions
Stort Next Week

With six teams making up the
membership of the Junior Soft
ball League this season, open
ing guns in league competitions
will be fired at Griffith Field
next Monday, starting at Gas
pm.
Pitted against each other in
the curt a in raiser will be
Kresge's and GaSow Boat Liv-
cry. On Tuesday evenir, at the
same field, A. & w. Root Beer
will cross bats with LaCroix &
Groesbeck in their inaugural.
The last two teams to swing into
action will be Merchants and
the Monitor-Leader. These two
aggregations will launch the
campaign on Wednesday at Con-
sumers Power diamond, locat-
ed on Grand avenue near Lee
ander.
The Junior roster i the small,
lest in many years, but Teach
team rs being permitted to sign
up IS players.
Managers completed h G r
plans for the season at a meet
ing at the City Fire Department
last night. They de-
cided to play a championship
in which each team will
play every other team three
times. At the close of the regu-
lar schedule the four top teams
will take part in a two-game-
tournament to determ-
inc the league champion.
There is still time for man.
ayers 10 enter teams in the Jun
Tor circuit. These interested are
asked to contact the sports de-
partment of this newspaper or
the Department Of Recreation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Try 10 Extend
Streak
Towers Girls Seek
Goth Win in 33 Tits

Carrying a spectacular record
of 30 wins in 33 starts over last
years regularly scheduled card
of games, the Fisher Towers
girls will open defense of their
Blue Water League title at 7:l5
tonight on the Shadyside dia-
mond. They face the st. Clair
Indians, whom they defeated for
the crown in last September S
playoffs.
The girls were one of the most
popular teams in the city last
year, from the standpoint of at
tracing fans, and are expected
to repeat again this season. Pos
sessed of top-notch outfit last
year. when they had one of the
youngest teams in the circuit,
they are expected to furnish
even tougher competition this
season. Many of the girls had
had comparatively little expert
ence last year, and the seasoning
and added years are expected to
bolster the tens power,
Jean Randolph, who was cred
tied with the victory in the final
playoff game last season and
who was the Towers top hurler
throughout the season, will start
tonight. She and Doris krause
are expected to handle most OF
the pitching this season.
Facing the locals tonight Will
be Evelyn Miller, a consistent
winner for the Indians last sea-
son
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Fights
Last Night
Nv the Associated Press

NEW YORK - Billy Davis,
1864, Minersville, Pa, out
pointed Vincent Dell Orto, 1873,
Clinton, N. J. 90.
CHICAGO - Willie JOY e,
1861, Gary, Ind, outpointed
Mike Evans, 40, Philadelphia
(10.
HOLYOKE, Mass. -- Tommy
Jessup, 1879. Springfield, Mass,
knocked out Joey Sodda, 1877,
New York, %; Kelley Jessup,
134iz, Springfield, cutpointed
Willie Smith, Wilmington, Del.
90.
NEWARK - p hill Norman,
147, Detroit, outpointed Fran
cesco Montanari, lat Y, New
York 90.
DETROIT - Carmen Notch,
lat, Pittsburgh, outpointed Har-
vey Dubs, l43, Windsor, Ont
(1O).
BALTIMORE - Pedro Her
nandez, 1877, New York, drew
with Lou Transparent, 12l Y
Baltimore (10).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Nesbitt's Hand
Defeat 10 Owls

Making their first start of the
season, Nesbitt's Orange built
up a nine-run lead over the Owls
on Griffith Field last night, in
Red division game, and coast
ed in for 1l-8 decision.
The Owls found the way to
Bud Weir in the fourth frame,
after three hitless innings, and
pounded out four runs in the
fourth, one in the fifth and
three more in the sixth in an
effort to catch their rivals.
Nesbitts put together tw o
runs in the first off a single and
Don Baarck's double, added a
pair more in the second and
then rammed over five runs in
the third off three singles and
pair of walks. After that,
they went scoreless until tn 2
sixth, when another walk and
single contributed to two runs.
BABE HOMERS
The Owls rally in the fourth
was aided by Russ Bade's two
run homer, while an error and
walk helped boost the total to
four. Bade's circuit blow was
the only extra base hit for the
losers while Baarck's double for
Nesbitt's was in the same cate
CORY.
Bud Weir went the route for
the winners, all the seven hits
Chalked against him coming in
the fourth, fifth and sixth inn
ings. Gerry Lozen allowed the
winners eight blows.
Ed Eschenburg. left-handed
catcher for Nesbitt's, was high
man at the plate for the win
ners as he got two for three and
run. Shortstop Vince Hazard
laid out three singles in four
trips and had a pair of runs to
pace the Owls.
Nesbitt's :. 225 COZ Oil 10 4
Owls $50. 900 Alb O. 8 Z 4
Batteries: Nesbitts - Weir
and Eschenburg. Owls - O..
LoZen and Fenton.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
Twilight Till Part
OF Tioer DoubIe-Header

DETROIT, May 19-(P-If
the Detroit Tigers are not the
first in the major leagues to
play Twilight baseball they GER
tainly are out in front with this
idea TO test fan appeal.
On Tuesday, June l6, the Tig-
ers will play the world champion
New York Yankees in a double
header, the first game to start at
3 p. m. the nightcap thus will
begin approximately at the $50
time planned previously for
single games. Twin bills nor
mally start at 1870.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
NEGRO NAMED CAPTAIN

BOSTON, May 19-tP)-Jay
G. McRae, Jr., of Baltimore, Bos-
ton University's Negro bow-oar,
today was elected captain of
next years varsity crew. He
probably is the only member of
his race to be so honored in the
history of American college row
ing.
McRae, who never roWed UNI
til he entered Boston University
three years ago, became inter
ested in rowing at the suggest
ion of a physical training in
structor who was amazed at the
unusu ly high results he
achieved in the gymnasium.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
tumble Leoguers
Practise TONIGHT

Members Of Barney's Tailor
team Of the tumble League and
any other prospective tumble
LeaguerS who wish 10 work out
will drill tonight on the Gibbs
street diamond at 7 O'Clock. it
was announced this morning by
Bill Stringer.
Members Of the Tailors asked
10 be present included: Harry
and Robert Kepsel, Bob Kline,
Dick Rivard, Ed Redman, Pat
Patterson, Charlie PeGlow, Bill
Wiekelman, Les Erdsman, Du-
bay, Irwin and Rivard.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
OWEN LUCKY THIS YEAR

BROOKLYN, NY, May IS
LP,-Mickey Owens luck last
year wasn't all of the best, espe-
cially in the World Series where
the Brooklyn catcher dropped a
third strike that enabled the
New York Yanks to win the
game.
This year, however, it has
been different. He has been in
the lineup II times and the
Dodgers have won every game in
which he caught.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
GIRL CADDIES

HALIFAX, MS, May 19-(P)
The fair sex is invading an
other strictly masculine field
A war shortage of men and boys
on this Canadian city's golf
course has given girls a chance
to be bag toters and club pro
Kas Zabowsk says they are very
Conscientious"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
TUESDAYS GAMES

"NIaTneS DenlnO ledueI.
MONDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn 4, Chicago 1.
st. Louis 10, New York 4.
Cincinnati at Boston, weather
Only games scheduled.
TUESDAYS GAMES
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
Pittsburgh al New Philadel-
phis, twilight game.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
SOftball
Schedule
Week of May 1920

Week Of May 1920
TUESDAY
Blue Sears VS.. Peschke
Sausage, Covered Wagon.
Red - Schwarzkoff VS.. Lean
der Cafe, st. Tiary's.
WEDNESDAY
Blue Covered Wagon VS..
Merchants, st. Mary's.
Red - II. & S. VS.. Eagles,
Griffith.
THURSDAY
Blue - Sears VS.. Spruce Inn,
Covered Wagon.
Red - Owls Club We. Lean
der, ST. Mary's; Schwarzkoff VS..
MCAC, Griffith.
FRIDAY
Blue - Bar SO VS.. Business
Men, Griffith.
Red - Nesbitts VS.. Eagles.
st. Mary's.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1942-05-19
In This Corner
BATHERS NOT ONLY VICTIM OF MONROE;
HILLCREST HAD BEST PLAY
OF SEASON SUNDAY
BY DENNIS BROWN

LOCAL lettings: Bugs Lindsey, author Of the
posted his first 600 series this year.
he carried a 1853 average throughout the year
When defeated Mount Clemens in dual track meet
here Trojans 18th consecutive dual meet
win over period Coach Theron ThompSin
by looking forward to better team next year
Hcrest has its best play of the Sun
day 800 golfers crowded the l8hoe layout
links took beating last week however, under
the brunt o. March-lke attack by the weaherman.
Anne Curran, who attended the Womens lnterna-
tional Bowling Congress delegate, back
with reports affair She present at banquet
which 1000 women bowlers attended Grand Rapids in
cidenaly chosen the site for the 1914 tourney
evidently didn't to along with the mems
organization, the Abe in moving to the west coast that
the western cities bidding for
Under the promotion of movie comedian Harold
partly as gesture defiance show that America
felt he would be by then.
Henry Duckert who took the mound duties for Cow
Wagon fourth inning of last nights softbal
really off with his first practise pitch
the towering backstop, the fence Is
out into the street He settled down. how
ever, and famed the next man.
SPORTSTEW Mickey Cochrane may appear in the Great
Naval Training Station lineup when the sailors
Arbor tomorrow The game is twilight affair slated
to start at o'clock.
Stan Camge former Detroit Central athlete who a
quarterback candidate Michigan played five different posi-
tons in while in high school.
Baseball players spending their odd moments these days
recalling feats of Billy Conns father Jimmy Smith,
off in his recent unschedued bout in the
Smith kitchen with the heavyweight challenger After
steak house the Pittsburgh ball park which hang
for bapaers and sports fans When trouble start
his bouncer and if the tales be believed
there plenty of it.