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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
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WE BUY USED CAMERAS.
SOMMERS CAMERA EXCHANGE,
I410 New York Ave wv
DIAMONDS-OID GOLD

Diamond pocket and wrist watches, in
ltialed birthstone, diamond and Wedding
rings, any other iewelry and pawn tickets
JeWelry Co To7 -th ST nv
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POSSESSION AT ONCE-VA.--5 ROOMS.
Dept; S4,a5O: $500 cash, $50 mo. Full
TON R. GORDON. owner, 1927 Eye st.
NV DI. $3.50. ONCE hours, am. to
Evening star., 1942-08-18

IN KENSINGTON. u BLK. TO CONN. AVE.
bus-Delightful old frame house, recently
brought up to date: on Ia-acre lot: short
way to school; bedrooms; $3.50; good
terms. R. P. RIPLEY, SH. 1888. Ewes,
Evening star., 1942-08-18

water heat eenv to schools @ and ,n transpor1 sSno
tasi4n sntil nm mos as1s 1 caailps, canh Wo 1yOO
POSSESSION AT oNcE-cApIToL HTS.
sss;S9S $500 sash 81 So ~ no FULTON +
$3.50 Once hours. am. to Q pm.
bath, semi-detached; conv: to Va. War
TON Ton r. GORDON. owner, owner i4a7 Eye st.
NV. DI. $3.50. ONCE hours. am. to
THIS HOME. WITH A LYING ROOM, q
at At dfeR S'h The aessS Oor on has
Sleeping % porch. Third floor has finished
RarsFs mads rofR TRos FIS'ihGfL T. PRLPs %o s 1860
WssrM0RAbAsdR sys Abinsdon cTs rdG6etaehed acne % thTss
5os 5esF0Qms HA9bEN 9 oxsS agent Vissh Sa 7sia
$3.50 - WEaL-LocAIEp DETACHED
bath e bedrmsJ;. an excellent t,, buy on on
GATES. NA, i43s. Till 8 Pm.
VACANT SEPT. |. BRIGHTWoop-s-
room brick. semi-detached. for sale by
bus, schools, churches and shopping GEN.
ter. Call TIE. 6213.
IN KENsINGToN, "a BLK. TO CONN. AVE.
brought up to date; on la-acre lot: short
ssrms xan to Fsn29 RIPLEY sH 1885. ESes So
SO, 9,95O-CoNvENIENTLY LOCATED IN
attractive Bethesda area: one of our most
interesting listings. Detached white
istic Rfi in design and plan; s rooms q iargs
bedrooms); lovely tiled bath deck porch
attached 1 hss, and
practical features. CALL REALTY ASSO-
GATES, INC. Ma 143s UNTIL 9 PM
DET HOME. IN CHEVY CHASE. D. @,
priced at S11,95o Corner home on a lot
With 70-n; , Tr93tsge. T9n S GsI1 Mr Tabb' wo.
s,E-NEw. FULL BASEMENT, . BED
nearly new; $500 down. sWtisnd I'd.
Follow Upper Mornineside signs to open
sign. Spruce 0455. Hillside O652. Will
meet bus.
WOODBRIDGE, 1912 NEWTON ST. NE
70 insoect cali No. 1918, 'e' "''''O'
SPLENDID BIG CORNER HOME IN UP
9h @ St asss fsms fo
BEDROOMS. baths, automatic heat and
refrserat9n rat screened scpets porehes a1ear ga
in grove of forest trees. Can be bought at
an interesting price. CALI. REALTY AsSo-
C1Alto, lNS.r ma. l4oS UNTIL I'M.
BY OWNER-NEW BRICK HOUSE. BED
rooms, pa baths: shady grove. 3l39
M st. sc. FIR. 1885
LOOKING FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENTLY
Silver Spring. new, 3 bedrms.. l u baths.
toilet in basement. lge. dining rm., fireplace
in living rm., de luxe kitchen, garage, lge.
corner lot; substantial down payment,
balance, S6375 month
SERVICE REALTY, SH. 1921 OR RA. 44e2.
S11.75o-AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE BUY
lust OF upper 18th ST., near car and BUS
lines. shopping district schools ana
churches; very SPACIOUS row brick gas
hot-water heat, 9 rms. 2 baths uncl.
sunroom.. bedrms. and incl sleeping
porch>. large attic, Gear brick garage;
deep lot: all In good condition: vacant ara
reaoy to occupy CALL REALTY ASSO-
GATES. Ma 1888. TILL o PM.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

BARRED ROCKS, R l. Reds. White Leg
horns. Conkeys Y-O feeds James Feel
Store. 619 K St NV Metropolitan 0OS9
Evening star., 1942-08-18

995O-CONVENIENTLY LOCATED IN
attractive Bethesda area. one OF our most
interesting listings. Detached white
painted brick on large wooded lot, modern
iStic in design and plan; 5 rooms g large
bedrooms, lovely tiled bath, deck porch
refrigeration Just fun Of charming and
practical features CALL REALTY ASSO-
CIATES INC, MA. 143S UNTIL PM
Evening star., 1942-08-18

and Govt bldgs.; fully equipped: doing
about 81 500 business weekly now and
more than S1,s00 in winter; closed Sun
DAYS and evenings; legitimate reason for
selling; price, $4,000; half down. Write
Roy o-o.X STR 1Ss
Evening star., 1942-08-18

GIRL, experienced, for cook
ing and downstairs house
work; good salary, refer
ences required. WO. 7724.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

y miles south of new War Dept. on
S. No. ! bus stop at door; all outside
>ol rooms; special weekly rates. Ivy
Evening star., 1942-08-18

VACANT SEPT. l. BRIGHTWOOD-6-
room brick semi for sale. by
owner who is leaving city near car line,
bus, schools, churches and shopping CEN
ter Call TIE. 6213.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert, will take care of
yoLr books Box 279-X, Star.
COMPANION, white, practical nurse light
duties, live in: experienced refined,
reliable; reference: unemcumbered Phone
Trinidad 0530. 19'
GIRL colored, refined, educated, desires
position as receptionist; excellent refer
ences. Call CO. 1905.
so cents page. Miss Orr, North 1949.
WOMAN, colored, part-time, mornings, dish
washer in cafeteria or days work laundry
or cleaning. Call Republic 1858.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT.
High-type lady 3S, with car, wishes po
sition with established real estate firm tor
private owner); years local experience,
rentals and maintenance. Minimum s so
per month. Available Sept. 1st. Box
O5-S Star.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

HOUSEKEEPER, sleep in,
lovely room and bath; 2
adults, small baby; every
convenience. Phone CO. 2186.
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HELP DOMESTIC.
tContinued.)

MAID to care for 2 small children ard
small apt, no cooking. Call WO oS53
MAID colored, presentable, general house
work: l34l Tuckerman st. NV Phone
Randolph 1896.
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ROOMS UkFURhIsHED.
Continued.

GENTLEMAN desires large. well-furnished
room. NV. section, out Conn. ave pre-
ferreds Box 297-X, Star 20s
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HOUSES UNFURNiSHED.

IN BETHESDA AREA-NEW HOUSE, 3
bedrms., l Y baths, gas heat. S115 mo.
Wisconsin 1864. "
WILL EXCHANGE LEASE ON 5la-ROOM
Cape Cod bungalow near new war Bloe.
Georgetown sections. Give full particulars
of apt Box 399-V, Star.
BETHESDA BEDROOMS. 21a BATHS.
library, Pc neled 3rd floor, servants quar-
ters: 5000. WI. $500
BETHESDA-4 BEDROOMS, 20 BATHS.
library. paneled 3rd floor, servants QUAR-
ters; 5000. WI $500.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
EARTH WANTED.

If you have property in the vicinity Of
Arlington, Va. that can be improved by
removing $4,000 cubic yards of earth or
more. please call Glebe $500, Extension s..
Evening star., 1942-08-18
HOUSES FURNISHED.

MOVE IN-6205 18th ST. NV NICELY
furn rms. > b., auto heat, mod. kitchen:
gar good neighborhood: ref; gentiles;
adults; S175. MYTON, GE. 0l79.
TAKOMA PARKS BEDROOMS, GAS
heat large yard; near transportation:
S11o mo Shepherd 34S2. "
SIT5-FOXHALL VILLAGE. DISTINC-
lively furnished rms, / bath, rec. rm..
gas heat, one-car gar, most attractive
garden.
AXIS conn Ave WO 1000.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

For prompt responses
and better service, adUer-
tisers are requested to in
clude telephone number in
announcements under For
Rent Cldssifc1ti5ns.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

22O9 MASS. AVE. NV.
Single double. triple; new furniture:
ex-embassy home: girls only; hne meals.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

RESTAURANT CONCESSION
In large new hotel, fully
equipped, air conditioned,
now doing $4,000 food busi-
ness per month; owner has
other interests, will accept
$4,000 full cash settlement.
Phone Dupont 2499 between
6 and 8 pm. only for inter
view. 49,
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR DENVER, COLO. IN
about week, can take three or four: ref
erences EXCHANGE. Box 1s6-X, Star. 22'
CHICAGO VIA ROUTES 40 AND 30: LEAV-
ing Friday, Aug. 21. returning Sept. s;
take three. GE. 1853
Evening star., 1942-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.

adding machines, etc, Late
models Rentals and repairs. All makes
American Typewriter Co.. 1431 z. Capitol
St. Ii. 0082. Open evenings.
Evening star., 1942-08-18
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

3-POOM APT. BATH. NEAR MARYLAND
Univ; cony. bus: about S45; adults. Write
Box 10, Cascade, Md. 20
MARYLAND PARK. lol 65th ST.
cluded: for couple; $40 INN. HI.
wv
Evening star., 1942-08-18

ARLINGTON, va girls to share room.
next to bath: good meals; $40 mo. ca.
Glehe N107.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

MODERN 2-RM. FURNISHED. APT, EN-
ployed couple preferred: no children; $50
per mo Phone HyattSville 5123.
Evening star., 1942-08-18

THIS HOME. WITH A LIVING ROOM 27
#. deep with trees is an excellent value
at S11,750. The 2nd floor has bedrooms;
sewing room and glass -inclosed, heated
sleeping porch Third floor has finished
maids room First-fioor Law, det. 2-car
garage THOS L. PHILLIPS. WO. 1900
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
Babe Rests Well,
Is Recovering

lew YORK, Jan. 5-(R-
Babe Ruth. who batted his way
to q salary greater than that paid
the President of the United
States, was resting comfortably
today and recovering rapidly
from the extreme nervousness
that necessitated his removal to
q hospital early Saturday.
Mrs. Ruth, wife of the man
who once was paid $4,000 q
year for playing baseball, said
"he was getting along fine" and
that she expected him to be re-
leased late this week.
A narrow escape in a car acct
dent during the holidays, when
his car was wrecked, and heavy
dieting program during which
he lost 81 pounds in few weeks
brought about the nervousness,
. physician said. Ruth also Is
suffering from q heavy cold.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
BEARS TRoUNcE FOES, $50.
BEARS TRoUNcE FOES
Two Victories over Pro AII.Stors Cost HoIas S. 900

day George brought the thun-
dering herd into the local Ma
tional League ballyard because
of the war, and in the process
Of becoming a set of mud-cov-
cred snowmeh the pro league
champs rolled up the biggest
score ever marked up In this
four-year series
The choice of freezing a few
toes apiece or staying home
by the ireside resulted in a
coy gathering of only 17,725
fans. This produced a net gate
of ssh .059.67. of which the navy
relief fund got s25.52o.0l.
PAYS FOR FUN
Out of the balance came some
So 300 rental for the park and
5000 for the % all stars
each of whom collected $50
and expenses. What was left,
after GeorEe paid his men and
. few incidentals represented
90 eseimated loss q Q eevpls 6
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
BY SID FEEDER

NEW YORK. Jan. 5-tR-
In the name of sweet charity
and by way of proving that his
Chicago Bears are just about.
the greatest gridiron collection
ever turned loose to prowl-
jumping George Halas' bankroll
showed q $4,000 hole today for
two all-star games.
George, mind you. had q lot of
satisfaction from the way those
apples Of his eye knocked over
the National pro- football league
all-stars two years n row.
turning in Q 1924 decision
yesterday In the Polo Grounds
for the second one. But the
red ink Il getting to be quite
an item.
LOST m CALIFORNIA
a year ago. Halas took his
btg bears out 70 sunny Cali
1oenia and blew -, 800 Of his
IN while turning In 4 9o-l%
- ever ~ ~ e(Ass. YnDeeg-
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05

Super-Cleaners, one of the
two undefeated teams in the city
cage loop, will get its first Sc
we're test tonight when il meets
the Business Mems five in the
fourth round of play.
The Cleaners. Boosting a dan
gerous scorer at every position,
will have to concentrate on the
two Bobcean brothers, Walter
and Bob, TO stop the Business
Men. Walter is in a tied posi-
ton for third place in the league
scoring race and Bob is in the
fourth spot.
TEST FOR CLEANERS
The game should prove a test
of the Cleaners strength since
the only other undefeated team,
Paganetti Lumber, bounced the
Business Men in the Opener,
1913. The Business Men kept
pace with the Lumberjacks dur
ing the first half in that game
but were able to mark only two
points in the last two periods.
A new player, Homer Van
Hollenbeck, former ST. Mary's
star, has been added to the
Cleaners roster and the Business
Men are accorded the underdog
position in what should be the
feature game of the evening.
BOMBERS-M. c. A. C. OPEN
Opening game of the evening
will see the Brown Bombers,
with a 1913 record, favored over
the M. c. A. c. team which has
been able to score only IL points
in three games. The tilt will
start at ITO, the first half being
followed by Paganettis and
Gray's Hamburger Bar.
Gray's dropped its opening
game to the Cleaners, but has
shown steady improvement since.
Not enough though to rate
them on a par with the hard
punching Lumber outfit, which
is rated a favorite's position.
BENEGALS HAVE CHANCE
The Cleaners and Business
Men meet in the third game, fol-
lowed by the Merchants and
Tigers in the last. Still seeking
their first win, the Benegals are
given a fair chance tonight in
meeting with the twice-defeated
Merchants, whose only victory
was at the expense of the hapless
M. c. A. c. quintet.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05

touchdowns in the second quar-
ter.
The stars had taken a 80
edge in the first period, after
Ward Cuff cashed in Oh an In
tercepted pass with a 19-yard
field goal. Then the Bears
rolled.
Most spectacular of their
scores was a 68-yard punt re-
turn by George McAfee, OK
Duke, on run during wh,cn
he spun and slippcd away from
five straight tacklers like a piece
Of soap on the bathroom floor
George scored twice in the few
minutes he was i'm there. Bobby
Swisher. Ran Mclean and Ken
Kavanaugh. none of whom
started the game. produced the
other three ITALICS.
In fact. the way Halas' re-
serve ball carriers were operat-
ing, you couldn't tell who were
the all-starS. \,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
Royal Oak
Teams Furnish
Opposition
Mountoinsers Open
There Tomorrow;
Bothers Ploy Friday

With the resumption of school
and schedules after a two-week
holiday lay-off, both local high
schools face vital games during
the coming week-St. Mary's
Mountaineers tomorrow at Royal
Oak and Mount Clemens high on
Friday here. The Bathers' game
is also with Royal Oak school.
The parochials' clash tomor-
row night with ST. Mars's on the
Royal Oak floor should prove an
index of the power the local Gag
ers will carry throughout the
season. The Royal Oak team is
composed of veterans and on
pre-league information is ranked
one of the strongest teams in the
Catholic circuit.
INEXPERIENCED TEAM
The locals, on the other hand,
have comparatively inexperi-
enced outfit and Coach Lee Hart
has been handicapped by lack of
adequate squad. material.
For the Bathers, the game with
Royal Oaks Acorns is a severe
test of the title chances held by
the locals this year in the Bor-
der Cities League. After rae
ing over two montague oppon-
ents in opening games, the
Bathers BLASTED an old jinx in
their loop opener by whipping a
strong Crosse Pointe team in
their final pre-holiday clash.
A victory over Royal Oak,
ranked as one o the leading con-
tenders for the loop title, would
put Coach Ernest Buckholz's
boys in the fav orite's seat. Ford
sons Tractors are currently
ranked on a par with the Bath
erS.
HUDSON FINDS EYE
The Mountaineers got a long
workout yesterday, scrimmag-
ing for over an hour with Pal
mer Hudson finding his basket
eye for the first time. They will
taper off tonight with a light
drill in preparation for tomor-
row nights game.
Heavy practise sessions are on
the card for the Bathers this
week with Buckholz attempting
to arrange scrimmage with one
Of the Detroit schools for tomor-
row.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
Four-Game 4,044
Wins Chi Tourney

CHICAGO, Jan. 5-(P)-The
Chicago recreation team won the
sixth annual Ray Schalk holi-
day five-man bowling sweep
stakes yesterday, finishing two
day competition among 100 of
the Midwest's best teams with
four-game total of 4,044.
Other prize winners included:
fourth, national bowling equip
ment, Detroit, 3815; eighth, Fox
Deluxe, Grand Rapids, Mich,
1882; 18th, Stroh's Bohemian,
Detroit, 1928.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
2,5A Leads
Booster Teams
in Tourney

SAGINAW, Mich, Jan. 5-(R
The Michigan State bowling
tournament, with q record prize
pool of SIS, 036.50, opened over
the weekend with Isl booster
teams from Saginaw and Detroit
seeing action.
Lufkin shipping room of Sag
inaw was the pace-setter, spill
ing a three-game total of 2,574
pins on the strength of a 638
series by George Livingston. A
163-average bowler, Livingston
had games of 246, 233 and $50,
the only individual to hit 900 or
better.
Dominic Maffeo of Detroit FIT.
Boulevard Recreation had 255
high single game, but ended
with only 500.
The leaders:
Lufkin Shipping, Saginaw,
Z,o74.
Mikes Wolverines, Detroit,
2,571.
Garden Tavern, Detroit, 2,546.
Old Heidelberg, Saginaw, g.
545.
Hutfilz Supplies, Saginaw,
2,544.
Reichle Supply, S az in W +,
2,541.
Phillips sc, Saginaw, 2,531.
Dog House, Detroit, 2,528.
Ledwidge Real Estate, Dear
born, 1888.
Counts-Dexter, Detroit, 2,522.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
AT the Alleys
Mel Frederick
Hits 289 Game

Paced by Mel Frederick, who
has been hitting a torrid pace all
season, the Bowl-O-Drome team
won a pair of starts from the
Michigan-J. Penn team Satur-
day.
The locals dropped the first
game, but aided by Frederick S
204 in the middle and 289 in the
final, won the last two, marking
a 1885 in the final. Frederick
has q $40 series.
George Noteboom had a fine
248 in the opening for second
high game.
A. Whitman set the style for
the losers with a 600.
EAST SIDE TRAVELLING LEAGUE
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
FOREIGNERS ENTER

MIAMI, Fa., Jan. S--tR-An
Irishman and an Ecuadorean top
the foreign entry list so far for
he University of Miami anna
teur tennis tournament starting
Jan. IL.
The Irishman Is G. LyttletUn-
Rogers, former Davis Cupper
vi no upset frankie Kovacs last
summer. Francisco Segura Of
Ecuador used his powerful two
handed forehand drive while
eliminating Bitsy Grant Of
Atlants sEol sss sa9ar eewl
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
She 6an6A@oMttor
In This Corner
BOASTS LIFETIME AVERAGE OF 300;
MR.. BUCKHOLZ BeWAllS
HIS POSITION
by DENNIS BROWN

R.v,,r~ Rits: gentleman down Carolina has all
time bowling average 800 seems that the first time
he blasted perfect and then was smart
to quit good order to bore his friends for the
nex two decades with tales of his 1t doesn't seem
true but Robert Ripley Believe 1t Not fame is the
authority the fact revealed several years ago
Add Inventions You Can Make Million On: An automatic
pn- setting machne- not too expensve-would sell ike
Brunswick already has one winch
will work four alleys with only running the machine
but it still has some bugs in it.
uck Bees Ernest Buckholz who wouldn't accept fav
ore position if horse running in track
is upset sports writer's have established the Bath
as Border Cities League favorte along with Fordson
"Favoe 'why we're the smallest school In the
to win Just because happen beat Crosse Poine Huh
- A very scornful man, Mr. Buckholz
"Sure we'll win some games But favorites! II was
I'd now. Not wishing to see MT BUCK
holz mentioned that Royal Oak might whip the
locals in the game Saturday.
"Now you're talking he why you don't know how
GOOD Royal Oak And they're always better on our floor
lucky to hold EN- close lot OF the boys didn't
get practice during Christmas vacation you KNOW
there's thing that makes Buckholz unhappy, it's
having his BOYS He'd talk himself into under
dog position the Bathers playing South Wadenburgs
Junior high school, in the league is going to be
really tight year. You Wyandotte off and then
the rest will be about evenGrosse Ponte Mon
roe Fordson Royal Oak and Mount Clemens Fordson only
beat by three points and barely edged Crosse
Ponte.
"Now if I had to pick the way the teams would finish
put-lets see-we FordSon in first place then Crosse
Ponte Monroe, Royal Oak and Wyandoe Mount Clemens?
Oh yes Well if we're lucky might get fifth place If
we're lucky, say.
1--WE might get knocked off by wyandoe you know"
Etc, etc. etc, till the end of the season.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
INSPIRED DUCKPINNER

STAFFORD, Conn.,. Jan. s.
R-Big moments in the life of
24-year-old Steve Dyak seem to
inspire him to the heights of
duckpin bowling.
Two years ago at Waterbury.
on his wedding day, the Wilt
mantle sharpshooter- won the
United States Classic and its
81 900 top prize.
Saturday night, four days
after the birth Of his daughter,
the Dyak's first child, Steve did
it again, rolling c,014 for IS
games, two pins better than
Aston Clark of Washington, D.
c., the nations top-ranking
duckpinner.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
AWAIT INJURY REPORT

CHICAGO, Jan. 5-(R-Wait-
ing for the annual meeting Of
the National Interscholastic
Football Committee which OPEN
ed today was q report on the
number and nature of grid in
juries suffered by high school
players during the l94l season
Last year the figures indicat-
ed the most dangerous play was
the one involving q kick. and
the least dangerous the one in
volving q forward pass.
Representatives from 35
states also planned to draft 1942
interscholastic football rules
daarina ~ theno- ~ CDDfneoD0o,
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
Bowls Sc Hours,
Claims Record

LOS ANGELES, Jan. s.
(R-Frank Stiller started
bowling at midnight Thurs
day and stopped last night,
claiming q nonstop mark
Of IS hours.
Once previously he had
bowled s. hours, 20 minutes,
he said.
His total for Sc hours was
325 games, with an average
score Of 133.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05

thousand iron men. So. George
won the ball game and proved
his point about his go.iaths, but
he paid for II.
For that matter, so did the
all stars. Don Hutson. Green
Bays pass-catching end. wound
up with q broken rib: Frank
Filchock. Washington ball-car-
rier. had two of the same: and
Slingin' Sammy Baugh had TO
have four stitches taken In his
Jaw.
PITCHES 3 TEEDEES
This. of course, vas after
Sammy had spear-headed the
all-star attack. pitching for all
three of the all-star touchdowns.
His job Of elbowing brought
the all-stars back into the ball
game for q bit In the second
half. but never enabled them
70 draw even with the Bears.
|vho bowlod throuoh 1oe three
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
Basketball
Saturday
BY the Associated Press

EAST
Rhode Island State so, Fordham SIS
(overtimel
Duquesne as. Wyoming 20
Scranton 80, Detroit 20
Temple 81. Duke Al
Long Island University 40, Creighton rs
MIDWEST
Colorado University 81. Loyola Uni
versitv ~
Washington University 80. Texas A. Il
NJ. 20
Iowa 10. Michigan -
Minnesota SIS. Ohio State AZ
Purdue SIS. Wisconsin 40
Illinois SIS. Wisconsin 40
Xavier ~. Ohio University 30
Notre Dame 30. Harvard n
Northwestern so, Indiana 40
University of Southcr neal. 81, Dc Paul
Great Lakes Naval Training Station 81.
Butler 40
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
Recreation
Program
Resumes

Shut down for two weeks be-
cause of Mount Clemens highs
holiday vacation, the city recre-
alton program will resume TO-
night with the weekly women's
schedule of activities.
Swimming and q program of
gym activities form q major part
of the women's schedule
Tomorrow night, the mems
classes, featuring swimming, vol.
leyball and badminton, will be
resumed. Mixed badmipton is
played on Tuesdays after $50.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-01-05
BowEO-Drome
Ladies Win ;

Bowling yesterday, the Bowl
O-Drome Ladies' Team marked
sweep over the New Fairview
No. 2 quintet with Mrs. L. Nc.
Cracker showing the way with a
SIS series.
Her 1913 in the first helped the
locals to their high game of 812.
v. Roth was high for the los
ers with a $50 series and a ITO
game.