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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

Ash. 1sTo-Three rooms, first floor; cool.
clean. semi-private bath.
BLAND. i14s, Dearborn (nsar Miller road,
Ford'O = Three-room furnished apart.
ment; reasonable.
|BoULDvARD. East GRAND, 3s7-Nies6
furnished. adults only; IS up; also Sleep
ing. Fitxroy 47ee.
YfFTEENTH asst = Two eomforfaSls
rooms, bath. rsfrigeration; everything
furnished: Adults: SO.
FORREST WET. So fwoodwsrdJ-Bass-
msnt apartment, suitable three s1u1tss
ss32-rhres furnished house.
keeping rooms. svsrything inciuds1: prs
vsts entrance: reasonable.
WOODWARD. 3lf4 tEnot D--Larse. plsss-
ant front Housekeeping room. vstsrs
adults: $500.
ADULTS only: furnished,
kitcnen privileges. 7o< Hague. Trinity
10000
coEokED-Kosms. also kstchss2W sss3
side; adults. Temple 1-17A
COLONEL csnfortasls furslsks1 vi
|rsasuoablA fempb l-xeo3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

Pvt. Harold J. Opalewski. 1897
Newbern avenue. has been sent
from the 43rd Infantry Headquar-
ters Company in Connecticut to
Gnd the radio operators school
he University OF Georgia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

Pvt. Edward kosciow. 1871
Evanston avenue. is taking in
in communications duties
at the worlds largest cavalry
school. Fort Riley. Kan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

FORMER IS COURSE, 20 Isssons, s350.
Aragon, Ass woodward. TE. 1-s5e3.
sUMMtR special dance ccurSe. S1.s0. Com
piets Course, Privats Leasons, now IS.
TREE STUDIOS <10e WOODWARD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06
Male Help-Salssn,en

postage for details. Albany Cigar Com
pany, 40 Jay, Albany, N. Y.
TELEPHONE SALpgNEN-Either men or
women. Leads furnished. Apply IN
person. ca West Bsthune.
Employment Agencies
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-06

Pfc. George II. Raetzel. S432
Navy avenue. who is attached to
Battery c. 18th Battalion. Field
Artillery Replacement Training
Center at Fort Sill. Okla. has
been promoted to be a fifth grade
technician (corporaD.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11

6e. Oft ibln ipuroen &ep. Senrp
Slt6e= =Gngberinf, S.W., aus lltret)t,
Soaano. lrno 5tpei MiiiionsIGn tern
set0tet.
Ser erlte s(poitolii6e Gifar Ser
Salomonsinleln mar 8ii6oi
Gpalle S.@t, tpel6er fllr5 nob lei
ner Sanoltng in Ser 9ap bon slitro-
labe bon Sen Gtngeboreuen ermorbet
pilroe. Sn ser eeaenlpdrtiaen
Gampf5one auf Sen perid)ieoenen iiio.
pa5ifiiben Snieln befinoen iib an-
naberno 251 900 aatbolifen. Baz
rua, ser liiooitli6e Cell ppt Neuz@u-
inea, lit Elm slpoltoliides 8ifariat
l1nter Ser 2eit,,ng ser Miiiionare oes
Bitten Sersens. Die $4,000 aatbo-
lifen oes 8ifariates 1eben 5eritreut
In ser innern @ebiresdra. Das noro-
0itltlide Nel,-@uinea, einidlieblid bes
bon ben Sapanern beiebten Sala.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11

bii6ofs uno bier anberer Wtitglieber
oes MariItenoroens i'm 19. ssaBrbun-
eert, pelde BON oen @inaeborenen
auigefreiien ipl,roen.
0ie iiingite grmoroung bon Weils
iionaren fanb hergangenen Angult
itatt. Sie Sat tpllrbe bon Il. g. sra
rineIolbaten bei ibrer slnfltnft in
Saslnibof entoedt, mo fep. Mrtbur
Oitbannel, en-, in 2atprence, Waii,
gcboren, bon Ssapanern ermoroet iuurs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11

re 3unee, ser Seino bort nit! lleber-
!egt, mas SIR it Ser Seffentliebfeit
Ipre1t,~ benn bie Na5is iuden ieo-
roeIiebe Snformation iiber Die slG5. ;"
i. X X
Die Sample an oe,l Salonlons-
inieln bringen Gage bluti9er gerfolf
aung ir oen oortigelt Miiiionen 5ur
GrinnerlmG einer Gerfolgl1ng oie
teltte iicb in nod beftigerer lmo grau-
ianerer @eile ipieberbolt. Der Sip>
lte Serr Geraro S. Better, W.S.G.,
ebentalieer slpoltoliiber &ifar bon
atabaul, Nelt=@uinea, befi1loet lid ge-,
ect1ipdrtig in ber 5acreb Seart Wii=
iton int @enepa SD. Cine Depelde
aus Dem Jernen Often beribtet 0ie
Grmoroung bon bier Wariitenn,iiiio-
naren ourh iapaniihe Sol6aten auf
Ger @uubaleanal- -SSniel. Das erinnert
on bas Martpri,,m zines Mariitene
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11
ltnpplitiibe 3eitldufte

Gleie aeente,l ser stdie ienoen 8et.
terberibte aus unb periu6en aud
ionIt 81 erfltnolhaften, mas in III
tier bor ltd gebt. Die @retse bon
Utter lit 600 Meilen lang ,,no lbiper
5lt patroltillierel1. Spione ser Mdie
iiberidreiten Sic Grense ba,,erno IN
beioen &idtungen. Darum biitet gr-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11

geteilt, no Wtiliionare Der @elell'd)ait
'oes @Dttli6en @ortes tatig liuo.
lleber 10000 &atbplifen uno 9ate.
d,umenen linb ibrer Gorge AMBER.
tra,tt. Ole befti9lter 9Gntpfe iinocu
segenipdrtig in bern Oifidt ser Ser.
ge bon Gaplla 1tott.
Sie iueitlide S5alfte bon 9tel.. Gn-
urea lit bonGnoildes @ebiet, eben-
falls Inter iapaniider 9eleBlng. 9as
@ebiet 5ablt $4,000 &atboliten nn-
ter ser 2eitlua ser Miiiionare bes
5liten Ser5ens. 9ie Sran5iSfaner'
patres letter. sen norbliden Sell bes
8iforiates.
Gr iiiolid)e Geil ser Salomons-
inielut britiidcs @ebiet, baben einen
fran56iiidcn Gitar uno 5ablen If, 900
Gatbolifen. Die norblihen Salomous-
iuIeln 1teben ltuter Sem ancrifani-
| Iden 8ilfoi Sbomas gaoe, en-,
bon 9ropioence, 81. S. @tlpa 10000
4atbolifcn befinoen lid) in bieIem
9esirf. 3piiheu Sen n6rbliden So
(rmol1siuieln nno gselt-@tinea liegt
ser ebelnalige @ismard- -Irdipel, elm.
| lblieBlid Ser gr6Bern Snieln bon
9teip 8ritoiu, gteip SSsrlonh unb BEN
Nbntiraltp= =Suieln. Die SauptItaot
ees @ebietes lit 3obanl, segentpartig
IN S0a,ben Der ssapaner. @s ~iuar -ber
/ Sit bes 8ii6pfs Better. llcber 90.
900, ne6r offs sic Sdlfte ser 9eipob-
ner bes s(rbipels, ltno Gatbolifen.
| @ter gtoriitenpatres 1,no =ihlue-
nern, ipeld)e freitpillia in @uaoal-
canal a,lriidgeblieben paren, mltrben
BON ben Sapanern ermoroet. Gs be.
finben iif gegentpGrtie mlltntoBlid
, nod etipa 80 Wiliionare ltnb Miiiions-
'6ipeitern sort.
rSapau itebt Dor Sem itdern Muin.
orb ipenn es I'M &riege iiegreicb 6lei-
ben ipllte'', erfldrte Dor fl,r5en ser
Grbotidafter Soiepb 6. @relp auf
elmer 8ictorp 2oan -Serlanmlung in
Soronto. ugSen1 id) iage, oab So
pan rlliniert iit'', iiiate @reip bin3n
,,oann lit oas feline leidtfertiae 81.
liherlrng Sbres ooer unieres Srillm-
pies in ser Sodc ser 0ernofrotie
lno oes menid)liGen 5ortibrittes. Gs
teoelttct nur, bab Ielbit >penn SSapnn
Den arieg gelpinneu Iollte - mas es
beItinmt nibt tlln mirb - oas iopa-
niid)e Golf SEN 9tllin ieines @e-
Ib1fts- nno @elealbnftsIpltelns erie.
fen lpiiroe.
u@enu iie geminneu iollten, lptiren
lle lmnler nod mic belte oie Sfloben
ibrer Iitbrer. Die ihipa6en Shritte,
oie lie in ser Hid)ttne ser %crioi-
'lngsmdBigteit nno ser Menld dlid)feit
getan babel1, ipiiroen ltngei6eben ge-
mad)t lperoen. Die Nation, sic MIR
cine Euppe in ser Sanb zines finn.
loien a6er mddtigen WtilitarisnllS lit.
milrbe IN ein neues t3eitalter ser Gum.
felbeit fallen, ons olrfler lit ais alle,
oie Tie bisber erlebt bat"
@reip fiigte alleroings biu5u, BOB
bierin MIR eerinser Sroit fir uns
lieet, oenn iuenn Sapm oen &uim
entgegeniiebt, beltebt unIer Sroblem
oarir, Sem @l,in nit Sapan 5l1Iau1meu
(Tortieki,na al,f Sette t2)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-11-11

Ser @etlt eBrllt1 ut Oer @e1lt Der
Ndbltenliebe, bes Wiitleios nit Sen
@r1nen inb 8eoiirftieen. Mit oieicm
@eiit itnb aue Nadfolger gbriiti,
tuel6en gbriIhts Sen sluftrag gege.
ben, Seeler su retten, beieelt. Gin
eldn5enbes 9eiipiel oapon bot Geb.
8afer, ser Sabre ser Mrmen", in
2adapanna, sc. g., gegeben. 9epor
gteb. 8afer BORT nt1ter ben geeern
feitre Edtigfeit bega1t,1, eab es nur
nenise, perein5elte 2atbolifen. SSlt
CEN sSabren ser na6friegliden De-
preilion ipeilte 9teb. 8afer tdelid) ei=
re Insabl 9iirftiger, ioipeit ieine
Mittel es ib,n erIaubten. 9ie farbige
gtepolferllng ibaste ltno betpunoerte
hie felbitlofe Satiafeit bes Yrielters
unb mar pillig, etipas Nd6eres iiber
oen fatboliiden @lauben fennen 81,
lernen. gfeb. @afer bealtftragte Sen
berItorbene1t Gep. Sbonas Cabin, s.
GS.G., nit bent l1nterrid)t Der 5ar-
hiaen. Seine arbeiten trugen reid
lihe Sriidte. 8ei ieinen Gooe Dor
flint Sabren sablte ste @enlei1toe 700
Seeletl. 9ie 1neiiten Ser &onpertiten
geboren au Der Miiiiensfirhe II. 8.
,5rait bonn Sieee. Der gegeniudrtige.
Rfarrer lit Geb. Soiepb Magitire.
X Ss X
9aB bas fatboliid)e Srlanb, pb-
tnobl es iib neutral erflart bat, aan5
uno rnseteilt fir Sic Sade ser slllt-
iertet einItebt llno I'M proteItantiiden
Woroirlano bie Mdlennadte ungebin=
cert ibre 5. aolonnentatigfeit betrei-
ben fDnne,t gebt aus einer 8arnltne
itnierer Negierung an Sic amerifani-
iben Soloaten l,no Oiatroien i1t ST.
lano berbor. Sn elmer nelten fleinen
Sai6enausgabe eines Eatgebers fiir
Die Mngeb0rigen oer amertfaniiden
Gtreitfrdfte, ser eemeiniam bonn
Griegs= ltno Slottenamt beral,sgege-
Zen miro, miro betont, oaB uoie ame=
rifaniiden grpeoitionstr,lppen alles
neriuben iolltett, in sSrieoen nno
Grellnoidaft nit ienen Seilten gu le=
ben, Die oft anoerer slniidt iein mo-
gen, aber boeb SEN gleiben aampI
fanlpfen ipie slmerifa. @an5 beione
oers iperben ainerifaniidbe Sploaten
unb MatrpIen oapor gciparnt, Ii6 IN
Noro= Srlono auf 9isfuiiionen itber
Eeligion u1o Bolitif eilt5rlaiien lmr
iiberbaupt nit ibren sleuBerlngen
al1f ser Sltt 81 ietn, iueil es MN nal
n3lpei Srlanos" eibt.
.9ffi5iea lit Srlano neutral
heiBt es, uaber Sic arobe @iebr5obl
Ser 8epolferling bofft ooh, oab Die
9lniierten iiegen iperben, ltno Der I'M
tergang bes oeuti6en s6labticbiffes
.gisn1ard' ion IN Dublin NIT nob
er0berer sSreuoe als in 2onoon be-
griiBt iporben fem. Srobbem beoeutet
sssrlanos 9eeutralitat eine tpirfllde
@efabr fiir Sic Mniierte1l bein anf
Ser anoeren Seite oes iriiden &anals
uno nidt an5utpeit entfernt bon sen
auartteren Ser amerifaniiden 5ol-
6aten in litter, unterbalten Die Ma-
tionen Der adie ,1tnfangreide, 2esa=
tionen nit ibren sablreiden 8ean1ten.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
Wyandotte, Royal Oak
Could Tie Fordson s.
Both Need Pair Of Wins While Tractors
Must Lose Two; Bothers Gould Toke End

hopes for sole title to the league
basketball crown rested inse-
curely this week.
Two weeks ago. the Tractors
sewed up a tie position, but last
Fridays upset, 26-18 victory by
the Dottes in which Fordson
trailed all the way, left both Wy
andotte and Royal Oak with
chance to tie the Tractors. The
Wyandotte defeat was the second
of the season for Coach Russ
Cathaway's quintet, defeated In
the second game of the season by
Saginaw.
Other games last week saw
Mount Clemens and Royal Oak
winning, the latter by 1921
score over Monroe.
FACE ROYAL OAK
Tomorrow, Fordson faces the
tough Royal Oak outfit and
week from tomorrow must deal
with the Bathers on the Mount
Clemens floor. A pair of defeats
would allow Royal Oak to climb
into a tie for the top spot. At
the same time Wyandotte also
has a chance to clinch tie berth
by winning over the Bathers to-
morrow and by taking Monroe
into camp in the March 7 en-
counter.
Royal Oaks final game is with
Crosse Pointe and both the
Acorns and Dottes will have a
difficult time in winning two.
Most likely result will see
Fordson winning at least one Of
its two remaining games with
Mount Clemens probably re-
naming in third place. A pair
of losses for Royal Oak and Wy
andotte, however, would give the
Bathers undisputed possession of
second place, providing the
Bathers make Fordson as well
as Wyandotte their victim.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
Mierkowi(zis
The Difference
coser Who Become
Eligible is Spark

Wyandotte's rapidly advanc-
ing cagers, who started out their
Border Cities League season on
a par with Monroe, but came up
with a rush at the end of the
first semester, can thank one
player-Eddie INSTRUMENTATION
that change.
The lanky, 6 foot 3 center was
a VARSITY player last year, but in
eligible throughout the fir t
semester. Just prior to the first
Wyandotte meeting with Mount
Clemens, however, he became
eligible.
TOPS SCORERS
Since then he has aided ma
terially in the Wyandotte drive
for a place in the sun, not only
topping the Dotte scorers in all
games but playing stellar role
in defense. In the 1898 victory
over the Bathers, he not only
held Ralph Siewert to eight
points while taking scoring hon
ors with 10, but in addition eff
fectively prevente d Siewert
from being set up as post for
passes and plays.
The pressure defense Of the
Dottes played hovoc with Coach
Ernest Buckholz' crew, but the
Bathers have met the same thing
several times since the first
meeting of the two teams and
should be able to cope with it
in better style tomorrow, though
they will be facing the handicap
of playing on the Wyandotte
floor.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
Spruce Inn Team
Takes Sole Title

Sweeping Johnnie's Bar, the
Spruce Inn team of the Big
Twelve league moved out of a
tie for first last night in one Of
the two sweeps marked in the
league.
The other was by Bills Five
over the j. G. Jarchow quintet.
High series went to Denny
Vernier of the Spruce Inn team
with a els and a high game Of
PA. c. Hess Gil with $50
high game gave him second
place, scored for Bills.
Top game honors went to c.
Brown with 241 for the Jar
chow team.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
Little Chance
Seen for Upset
in City Loop

Little chance for an upset Is
seen in the pairings for Monday
nights play in the city basket
ball league, and the three loop
leaders are expected to garner
wins without too much trouble.
Best game of the evening is
slated for the third contest where
the undefeated Paganetti Lum-
Der outfit will tangle with the
Merchants. Though once de-
feated by the Timberjacks, the
Merchants have recently added
Bob Plegue to their lineup and
may give the leaders more
trouble than in the previous en-
counter.
First game of the night will
see the Business Men, knocked
off by the Super Cleaners on
Monday, heavily favored to wal
lop the Mount Clemens Athletic
Club, which has compiled a
record of IL defeats In IL starts
this season.
In the second game, the Sec
ond-place Super Cleaners rate a
strong nod over the Brown
Bombers. Final tilt of the even
ing will see BeardsleeS Tigers
and Gray's Hamburgers meeting.
The Tigers scored their first
vitory of the season, 1914, in
their first game with Gray's and
will be seeking to repeat for
their third victory tonight.
Gray's, however, rates a slight
edge in their desire for revenge.
All games are at Mount Glenn
ems High school first tilt at ITO.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
Sweeps Popular
in Al League

Sweeps proved popular in the
Class Al league last night, the
loop-leading Eschenburg Tires
being among the winners,
thrashing the bennington Laun-
dry crew.
Other sweeps were by the
Mount Clemens Bank over the
Seven-Up team and by Strohs
over Jim & Sons.
hundred series were COM
mon, led by Joe Cornish's $50 for
the Mount Clemens Bank. Cor
nish started with 1874, boosted
the mark to 207 and then hit a
268 in his final start.
Other 600 series and high
game of each: Bruce Shirley, Es-
chenburg Tires, 63S and 233;
Louie Dopp, Stroh's, $50 and
252; Mel Frederick, Seven-Up,
637 and PAP: Bill Held, Franken-
muth Beer, 618 and PAL.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
Boske;s Regains
Top Position

For just one week, the Texaco
Firechiefs held the top spot in
the Macomb Recreation's Texaco
League. Last Wednesday, they
ousted Boske's to take sole title
to first. Last night, they lost
three starts to Mitchelrs Service
while Boske's was sweeping the
Anderson Super Service five.
Result: Their positions were
changed.
A 512 by Art Perreault for
Boske's too high series honors
while Everett Dempsey hit a
2O6 for Bills Tcxaco of Utica to
take high single honors.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
Vans and Glefke;s
Stay in Top Spot

Winning two games apiece.
Vans and the Glefke Company
stuck in first place in the Minor
League last night. One sweep
was marked in the loop, by Ha-
wells over the First National
Bank.
Harold Urmy, who posted a
800 game last week, marked a
191 for his high game in the
nights competition.
Only one 900 series was
marked, Jerry Servo hitting a
COZ, largely on the basis of his
244 game in the final start for
Salters Market; the 244 took
singles honors.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
Fraser Takes
Second Place
FinoI Come Lost,
However, 1875

Though losing their final en-
counter to the league champion,
Log Cabin, Fraser ended up Its
season with a good record last
night, in sole possession of Sec
ond place in the Twin County
Conference.
The loss to Log Cabin, on the
Clawson floor, was not a serious
one, insomuch as a win for the
Fraser quintet would not have
effected the standings in what
was the final game for both
teams.
Off to a poor start, Fraser raj
lied to a 1913 tie at the half
time period but lost out in the
third quarter, when they were
outscored by three points.
Sophomore Ed LaFriniere pac-
ed the losers with II points
while Bob Isbarges topped the
winners with g.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
Mdcomb Recreation
Cuts Foes Lead

Winning two games from the
league-leading AAA team, the
Macomb Recreation team cut
down its opponents lead in the
Ladies Afternoon League yester-
day.
No sweeps were marked In
the league which saw high series
honors going to Cora Mcintosh of
the House team with $50; her
l78 in the final game doubled
up to take single honors.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
Kirby Higbe Says
He'll Win 50

HAVANA-(P)-"I think
I'll win 80 games this year,"
said pitcher Kirby Higbe, who
arrived at the Brooklyn
Dodgers camp yesterday and
ended his one-man revolt
against training in Havana.
But I would have been good
for 40 if l had been allowed
to remain in Miami"
Dixie Walker also arrived
yesterday, leaving the Dod-
gers with only three absen-
;ees, pitchers Whit Wyatt and
Jack Kraus, both holdouts,
and catcher Herman Franks,
who was permitted to report
late.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
BASKETBALL DIFFERENT

COLUMBIA, MO-, Feb. 90
R-Missouri's Tigers, who had
little trouble romping to the Big
Six football title last season, find
things different along basketball
row.
The Tiger varsity lost to the
Freshman team last night Sc to
SIS. The Frosh also won an
early season game, "a to 25.
The Tigers are tied for last
place in the Big Six cage stand
ings.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
In This Corner
YOUNGSTERS HAVE TO START EARLY
TO LEARN BASKETBALL;
HART BUILDS
BY DENNIS BROWN

BY DENNIS BROWN
n anv proof Is needed that basketball players mace
and not born record of the ST Marys basketball
team Last year. Willie May served mentor at the paro-
ca school, headache he got from coaching the Noun
taneers was Hart who took the athletic
dictatorship school this fall after several seasons OF
handling the football team.
Hart has had tough breaks throughout Harry
Bates varsity player last and Jim Jones both dropped
out Of esm the to Ss ~ OF 5 when
beginning to whip the boys into reasonable facsimile
basketball Earl Coke departed for the navy leaving
q gaping hole at forward post
HID TO TEACH BOYS FUNDAMENTALS
Confronted with tough job when the season started
Hart of his material and time but the task
too much He not only had to polish the team up
showing defensive play and shoongbut in adj
don virtually teach them how to play basketball ana
that you can't do in one season.
No matter how talented athlete be- he won't
At times as quickly football boxing sports
where boy literally throw himself into learning the
sport.
EXCELLENT TEAMS IN THE '2os
Part trouble doubt lies in the eclipse into which
the paochal turned out crack teams but
been lacking during the few years. eliminating In
this seasons record of IL defeats in IL starts.
During earlier years of the past decade interest slump
ed in parocha athletics and the effect to be showing
the blockade showed in the smaller statute
Of adults is years later.
Youngsters have to have emulate someone to
inspire them to athletic and in average cases. high
school athletes bin decline in the stress OF
athletics high school can do much to cut the n ne
are great backyard basketball with hoop nailed to
garage but this depends in large part on being in
pired by seeing older high school athletes
-. inspiration lacking at ST. Marys and Hart is
the fundamentals OF the sports Anyone who watched the
their early games this year who saw the e
quent travelling double drbbe penalties the passing
can that the boys lacked know
edge Of the fundamentals
PRESENT PROGRAM WILL BUILD TEAMS
Such however should not be the the future In ad
don the of varsity ball. Hart has Is youngsters
from the sixth to ninth grades working out regularly
for good basketball team five years from now.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-26
TURNS TO MILE

CHICAGO, Feb. 26-(R-
John Borican, middle distance
record holder who Is developing
mile aspirations, entered the
Chicago relays today with the
request officials consider him in
the Bankers Mile. Twice win
ner of the Chicago 1000 yard
race, Borican said he would be
ready to run in either the mile
or the 1 900 yard event. The re-
laws will be held March 20.
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At
the
Alleys
Bauman s Keep
Good Position

Winning two games from the
Anderson Neon team, Bauman's
Radio kept a good-sized lead in
the Ladies Wednesday night
league last night. Only one
sweep, by the Wolverine Potato
Chips over Rosso Sports, was
scored in the loop.
A 479 by Helen Kreiner for
the Tassie Tavern five was the
top series and her 1873 in the op-
ening game stood up as high sim
gle,
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AIl-Stors Whip
Seniors Team

81. Mary's All-Stars lived up
70 their name yesterday, and the
Senior class team fell victim to
their power, 24-12, in roughly
played game.
Ken Vernier, leading scorer
on the varsity basketball team,
paced the All-Stars with 10
points while Lloyd Dubay, for
ward on the varsity team, paced
the seniors.
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BEG PARDON

Credit for the high series In
the Holy Name League, which
bowls on Monday, was wrongly
given in Tuesdays story. Ray
Champagne, a member of the
Smokers Inn team, took high
honors with $50 off games of
1911, 2O3 and 1856.
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Cleaners Play
Two Games

The Super Cleaners, city cage
league member, will play q
double-header tomorrow night
at Utica, meeting q Utica team
at Z o'clock and the General Mo-
tors quintet ut 8.
Members will meet at The
Daily Monitor office at 8.