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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-09
X. OF &. LEAGUE
House League
in Away Tie

Packers Outlet got into the
thick of the championship con-
tention Monday in the Bowl-O-
Drome House League as the re-
suit of its sweep over pace max
ing Mount Clemens Manufactur-
ing. The Shutout put Packers in
a four-Way tie for second place
with Yde Grocery, Detroit News
and Post Engineers Electric. The
latter two met last night and
the NewSieS came out on the
heavy end of a 81 score. The
four trail the Manufacturers by
one game. Yde marked up a
slam against |. O. O. F. An
other sweep was scored by
Copeland Manufacturing over
Post Engineers Carpentry. In
other matches Monitor-L Leader
took the odd game from Altes
Lager and Miller Insurance won
two from Mastro Grocery.
Two AlteS bowlers, AL Div
Ter and John Frederick, walked
away with honors. AL had ST.
for high series and John had 220
for high single.
The Standings:
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Top Men to Meet
in Charity Match

TWO of Detroit s outstanding
bowling teams, Sackman's and
Deluxe Die. whose lineups are
studded with name keglers,
Viii make their appearance in
Mount Clemens next Sunday
evening
The Dcroitcrs are scheduled
tp cross alleys at the Bowl-O-
Dfomc i'm a charity match for
the benefit of the Bowlers Vic
tory Legion. They viii meet in
q three game, total-pins engage
mcnt starting at 8 pm.
There viii bc no admission
charge, but a collection VIII be
taken up among the spectators.
All funds derived from the
match viii be used TO help pur-
base recrcational equipment
such as playing cards, checkers,
domlnocs and other indoor
games for scrvicemen overseas.
The bOWlcrs themselves this
year are contributing weekly to
The BoWlers Victory Legion and
the support of tcnpin fans and
others is being asked IN order
70 swell the fund so that more
recrcational equipment may be
sent to the servicemen on all
fronts.
Sackman's and Deluxe Die
are in the thick of the champion
ship contention Of the Michigan
Major Classic League, one of the
states topillght pin circuits.
Bowling for Sackmans this
year is Johnny Crimmins, the
General himself who is known
the country over for his tenpin
featS. Whether Crimmins will
appear i'm the lineup here Sun
day has not been definitely de-
termincd as yet, but it is proba-
bic that he VIII come along with
Stan StanuliS, George Lukach,
Jimmy Dimigelio, Archie Jan
kowski and Cy Koralczyk.
The Deluxe quintet Will be
. c I'm pose Of Louie Burr.
frankie Zion. Tony Novak,
Clarence Hoffman and Bob Dur
kin Hoffman is the juvenile SEN
Satlon who is creating an envia-
bic record among Detroits top
notch maple maulers.
A nip-and-tuck match is an
t.cipatcd and in all probability
/ local bowling fans Will be treat
cd 10 one of the finest alley en-
gagemcnts ever witnessed here.
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Arthers Enthusiastic
al Initial Meeting

A small but enthusiastic
group of archers today had
launched the first organized
archery class ever conducted in
Mount Clemens. The class met
at Mount Clemens High School
gymnasium last night for the
first time as the Department of
Recreation'S winter program got
underway.
The archers will meet each
Monday beginning at 7 pm.
They are receiving instructions
from Elroy Richter, former Wis
consin bow and arrow expert
who is now living in Mount
Clemens.
The class is open to juveniles
and adults of both sexes. There
is no charge connected with the
class, although archerS must
supply their own bows and ar
rows. Targets and other equip
ment is furnished by the De-
partment of Recreation.
The winter program will be
continued tonight with the open
ing of mems volley ball and
swimming classes The classes
Will start at o'clock Four bad
minton courts also will be avail
able from $50 to 10.
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HeffeIiinser al Male Still
Greatest Guard al All Time

Heffelfinger offered 10 desist
IL Princeton eliminated the
wedge. Old Nassau refused, so
Heff smashed clear through TO
throw Snake AmcS for a loss
after loss. On offenSe he scatter
ed Old NaSSau's line 10 help put
the ball in positions from which
Billy Bull could score with drop
kicks. The Orange and Black
suffered its only defeat that fall,
100.
The Harvard game Of 1890
stands out as a perpetual night
mare 10 Heffelflnger, the hard
loser. Heff sprawlcd would be
Crimson tacklcrS all over the
field in leading McClung TO
touchdown. c IN br d z c was
great that autumn and with the
score 1916 against the Els,
Fudge blasted a hole in the line
and Ben Morrison, in his tow,
appeared to be off for touch
down.
Dudley Dean and Bernie Traf-
ford converged on Morrison. It
was impossible for Heffelfinger
to take out both. Heff decided
that Morrison might be able TO
duck Trafford, so out went Har-
wards All-Amcrica quarterback
Morrison gained 40 yards had
only a few 10 90 when Tratford
made the tackle. Soon after the
game ended with Harvard the
winner.
Heffelfinger still plays that
game over in his dreams.
And in the dream | always
take out Trafford,' he says, with
a sardonic smile.
In his senior year Heffelfing-
er, who went TO New Haven 10
play baseball, played with the
most famous Ellis of them all
the boys Of 81.
In four years at Yale, Pudge
Heffclfinger won a place among
the unbelievables of a bygone
sports era.
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Michigan Today Has
High Scoring Squad
Wisconsin Team Not
Considered a Match

ANN AhBOh, Mich, NOV. j.
up - W'sconsin's beleaguered
Badgers scarcely can be consid-
cred a football match for Michi-
gan Saturday, but on the Stats
teal side the Wolverines have
much to gain in the 10Th re-
newal of this Western Confer
ence series.
BY compiling go points while
winning six and losing only to
Notre Dame in its first seven
games, Michigan has become
the second highest scoring VOL
VERNE eleven since Fielding H.
YoSt's point-a-m minute teams of
190l-l905. The 1917 Michigan
team gathered 304 points.
Further, in Ia years as a head
coach, Fritz Crisler has pro-
duced only one better scorer, his
1884 Princeton eleven that
piled up go points. In the re-
naming games with Wisconsin
and Ohio State, the Wolverines
have a good chance to Surpass
that figure but they need IA
points. In the remaining games
with Wisconsin and Ohio State,
the Wolverines have good
chance TO surpass that figure but
they need "a points in the two
games to match the 1917 Michi-
gan output.
BY knocking over the Badgers
Saturday, Michigan can match
Crislers best previous record
here Of seven victories and one
defeat turned in by Tommy Har-
mon and mates in 1910. The
Wolverines would thus be in po-
sition to achieve the best Michi-
gan mark in a decade by down
ing Ohio State in next weeks
finale.
The 1888 Michigan team was
undefeated, winning seven and
tying one.
Wisconsin has five game los
ing streak since defeating Iowa,
7 to 5, for its lone victory in
eight games. The Badgers have
Mt scored in their last four
games, in fact, they have only
four touchdowns all season.
Halfback Don Kindt scored
three and end John Eulberg got
the other and added four extra
points.
Coach Harry Stuhldreher has
young Wisconsin team recruit
ed largely from Navy trainees
on the campus. Unfortunately.
the school has no Marine unit
and consequently Elroy Cray
Legs Hirsch and nine other
gridiron greats were transferred
10 Michigan, where seven have
clinched positions in the start
ing lineup.
The Michigan squad, granted
day off yesterday. resumes
practise today.
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The Monitor-Leader
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 9, 1943 PAGE &c
GOcbcI BOESterS
Grip ON Lead

League-leadng Gocbcl strong
thened its hold on first place Fri
day in the Ladies Minor League
at Bowl O-Drome, chalkiug up
40 victory over Petch Tool
and Die while its closest rivals,
Fuller-Peltie Taxi and Pomcroy
Insurance. we're halvIng their
match. Three other Shutouts
we're recorded. Mount Clemens
Skating Arena banking Swan
Drugs, Barney's TailorS defeat
ing Macomb Beauty Shop and
Denmarsh Mariners Club hand
cutting LaCroix & Groesbcck
D. N. Cooley Morticians and Tas-
sic Tavern four points evenly.
Individual honors were taken
by Ethel Schroeder of Barney :
who had 1875 in 525.
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Flyers ShutOut
HilIcreStnlen

A 40 victory over Hillcrest
Studio put the Flyers in second
place Friday in the Knights Of
Columbus League at Bowl-O-
Drome. leaving Super Cleaners
in front by the margin of a sim
gle point. The latter dropped
three points to Henk Studio.
Lee Printing tied Hillcrest for
third place with a 81 win over
F. j. Miller Company. A fourth
match between Eagles an d
Schunke Jewelry was halved.
Eddie Kraft of the Flyers
walked off with twin honors,
having PIT in 554.
The Standings
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h. Of E. i'm Tie
For Top HOnOrS

Knights of Columbus moved
into a tie for first place last
night with Mcmahon Coal in the
Holy Name League at Mount
Clemens Recreation by handing
the Coalmen a 81 setback. The
battle OF the leaders was high
lighted by a 246 game by Leo
killewald. The nights lone
sweep was registered by Pro-
greSslve Press over LaCroix
Painters. The other two matches
were 81 decisions, Altes Lager
defeating Oldbru and Macomb
Beer Store winning from Hi
Speed.
Jake Brandner of Progressive
turned in the nights best solo
count with 208-19l in $40.
4
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ROWI.O-DrOnnC
Sweeps Sports

Engaging in two Macomb
All-Star League matches last
Saturday, Bowl O-Drome swept
over East Side Sport Shop Of
Detroit at Palm Beach Recrea-
ton and lost two Of three games
to Rosev lie Recreation at
Palace Recreation, Detroit. Les
Frederick SIT was high in the
East Side watch while Mel
Frederick had 554 for high
series against Roseville.
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BY HARRY GRANSON
MA Sports Editor

William ". HcrelnnGcr is
still considered the greatest
guard Of all time
Fudge HeffelfinEcr - six feet
two. 2l0 pounds--Was The inst
running guard.
The original football iuggcr-
naut broke up the flying wedge.
In his day every PLAYER except
the center carried the bali and
Yale's football Paul Buuyan was
as easy TO stop as suec1c ln a
church.
The fabulous HcffclingCr vas
an active football PLAYER for 30
Years. lie broke IN as al year
old schollboy n Minneapolis
finally admitted ending as a
tired old man of IS inn a charity
game in Minneapolis against
kids young enough 20 bc his
grsndsons.
I'm 1922 at 81 Hcn PLAYED 81
minutes IN leading an All-Star
team 10 1870 victory over OHIO
State grads IN a charity game lu
Columbus. took out the end on a
50-yard touchdown ran by 80
McMillin, continued 20 play az
ter a doctor snapped his shout
der back into It's socket
They made Heffclfingcr wear
a headguard that afternoon for
the first time I'm the COS they let
their hair grow into shock alb
sorbers and to prevent scalp
cuts.
While coaching there IN 1915,
Heffelfinger al 40 played against
the Yale line. knocked Capt. Gu
pid Black into Baldridge, break
ing two Of the tackles ribs and
spllling the play for a loss Tad
Jones pulled the Old Back Mum
Der out Of there.
Four years later Jones reject
ed Heffs offer TO help give the
varsity workout.
we are afraid YOU might hurt
some Of the boys the coach
told the Old Back Number.
II was while bonched with a
shoulder injury M 1890 that
Hefflefnger got the idea Of a
guard pulling out of the line TO
run interference The Els
sprang the play against PcnnSiN-
vania. which expected to hold
the Blue 10 close score.
Heff. remarkably fast for a
man Of his size. pivotcd out Of
the line. took three strides 10
the right, turned in ahead Of Lee
McClung outside the defensive
tackle. The vancouver sWampcd
the Quakers, 800.
In 1888, Heffelfinger's fresh
man year. Princeton. employing
V-shaped flying wedge, piled
up big scores.
"The ball carrier was screened
by the phalanx. recalls Hciicl-
finger now in the publishing
business in Minneapolis. Sock
ing the apex man on the jaw dId
not stop the play.
81 broke it up by backing no
a ward or two and taking Oft
like a broad jumper With my
knees doubled up ! hit the lead
or full on. The others piled on
top Of him. They didn't gam a
foot
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Hazel Park
TWO-FRONT FIGHTERS

SIX hundred and fifty-eight
s25 Bonds and one 500 Bond
wore purchased by u S. sailors
on a Pacific island outpost as
their contribution to the Third
War Loan Drive.
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Bliss Lines Up
Touchdown
in 40.Yard Run
Manning Adds On
6 More Points TO
His Scoring Total

Saturday marked the end Of
another successful grid SEQ
son os Mount Clemens tri-
umphed over O stubbornIy re-
sisting Hozel Park team, 30.
PIoying clever and deliberate
football. Coach Quinn's Bot
ting -BathclsI denied the Tri-
tons q single point as they de-
tcrm.nedly demonstrated their
obiIty before the Mount
Clemens fans.
The Mount Clemens defense,
directed by Center Herb Mar
toll was impregnable. Repeat
ciiN the Tritons tried to break
through, and repeatedly they
were thrown back.
DONNFIELD MARCH
The Bathers eliminated a so
yard doWnficld march with a
touchdown as Bob Manning, 200
pound lullback, plunged through
center for the score. Saturdays
scoring brought Manning's total
90 "A -- over one-third Of the
points MADE all season. Bruce
B0stWick Obliged for the extra
point by kicking from place
mont
The Bathers set up the sec
ond touchdown play in the fourth
quarter with a 40 yard run by
Lyle Bliss and a 25 yard pass
from Bliss to Clarence Schroed-
err Captain and Quar- rback
John Roberts then score d
through tackle from the three
yard line Bostwick'S second at
tempt for the extra point was
lD.HccCSCfuI
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-09

Thursday, Sept. IA, 1852, fol-
lowed Wednesday, Sept 2, 1882.
when the present calendar was
adopted.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-09

As Her ruined play after
play. Hector Cowan, the Tiger 5
All-Amcrica tackle who was
built like a Smokehouse yelled,
Hoy, youu XIII comeone.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-11-09

The western art Of boxing was
introduced 10 the Chinese by the
L. 6. Marines.
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STATISTICS

Extra POints-BoStWick ~.
Substltutions -- Mt c.: BoSt-
wick, Charbeneau, Krause, Sui
livan, Schroeder, Stearns, Kolp,
Michion H p Reid Ross, Glib
SON Bollan, Churchill, Pittman,
Burnley.
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sd Rita's
st. NIaryS

s.. Mary completed 3 out OF
B passes.
ST. Rita completed 2 out of
3 passes,
ST Marys, five lst downs.
ST. Ritas. six ] ST downs.
Penalties St Marys, 2; ST.
Rita S 8
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HOLY NAME LEAGUE

The Standings:
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Bauoh q Rencher

Sammy Baugh, great passer
for the Washington Redskins, is
an active rsncher in Texas and
may he frozen 10 his acres and
unable 70 play pro football this
year The toughest feet in
basketball and track and was
Is concerned, belong 10 his coach,
Bing Miller ... Dykes in spring
training spFrench Lick one day
applied two double hofoots 10
the former Tiger while Bine was
on the rubbing table and neither
made the intended victim as
mucr as vince.
Because ~ Don Houston'S
fame - a pass snatcher the ex-
perts overlook the fact that the
Green Bay end is an outstsnd-
ing defense player, according 10
Curly Lsmbeau. coach 81 the
Packers Ball carriers do
not get by Huston" Lambeau
explained sometimes they drag
him but they don't get away.
%. incidentally, Curly is work.
inC overtime trying IN persuade
Huston not 70 quit pro football
which the player threatens.
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Frisch Keen Reader

Manager frankie Frisch OF
Pirates is an avid reader &.
He is currently reading The
Robe" Lloyd c. Douglas, ia
nous best seller Heinz
Dutch Becker, Chicago Cub
recruit says: Soccer is the best
sport ! know for keeping legs
in condition and making ankles
strong for a baseball campaign. !"
Becker, who now lives in
Dallas, Tex. learned soccer in
his native Germany and in Vene-
zuela Nick Cullop, AZ years
old. new manager at Columbus,
expects 10 do some playing for
the Red Birds this season.
Nick pitched for the Yankees.
the Senators, Indians, Dodgers
and Cincinnati Reds during a
brilliant career in the majors
before stepping down into the
minors and becoming a hard
hitting outfelder.
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Dixie Track Honors
To North Carolina j.

CHAPEL HILL. n. G., April "a
CUP The defending champions
from the University OF North
Carolina paced by co-captain Mike
Mangum with y points, encoun-
tered little difficulty today in
winning the Southern Conference
track meet, finishing with II So
points. The cadets FROM Virginia
Military Institute finished second
with 4417 points and Duke third
with al.
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international League

Rochester, q. II. !; Newark 1. s, /.
Hutchinson ana Burmelstsr Roser, Rager
"a, Kuns 90 and Garberk.
Buffalo, S, 10. S. Jersey City. T. ( 4
Gisbell and Unseri Fischer and Stephenson.
Toronto. 4. 4. n: Baltimore. a. 4 /
Hamhn and crompton. BUrkArt, Mueller
~ and Becker.
Montreal. g. g. n: Syracuse. s, IN. n.
shsrer, Chapman O. and Hosr, Delscrur
and Rice
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Trout, 0vernnire
Sunday

LEAGUE PARK. CLEVELAND,
April "a Paul DIZZY Trout and
Frank (Stubby) Overmire will
pitch for the Tigers in A double
header with the Tn dams al
Cleveland's Municipal Stadium to-
morrow.
1t will be Overmire'S big league
debut.
Jim Bagby and Mike Naymick
viii hurl for the Indians.
That's tough going is innings
TO start the season for a pitcher. "
Steve O'Neill suggested in COM
menting on Conger's feat,
The two teams played a ID tie.
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$4,000 to Attend
Tiger Opener Here
BY LEO MACDONELL

CLEVELAND, April 24.-With
the series here ending this Sunday
the Tigers open the Detroit season
Tuesday at Briggs Stadium against
st. Louis.
A crowd OF not more than $4,000
is indicated by the advance sale,
compared to 39,267 paid customers
who saw the biggest opening day
crowd in the American League last
year.
Tommy Bridges, who was shaded
by Jim Bagby in a 10 defeat for
the Tigers in the opener here. will
pitch again Tuesday. The Browns
choice, at this writing, was still IN
doubt.
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/2UGH

navy school al University OF
Iowa, is the son Of Willie Richie,
the great lightweight fistic
champion of 30 years ago. Young
Richert starred in football,
basketball an dtrack and was
undefested in both boxing and
wrestling at Bucknell College
Eddie Rickenbacker in
several attempts finished in the
money only in the 500-mile auto
race al indianapolis :. He was
10th in a Duesenberg Special
back in 1914, when the race was
won by Thomas in a Delsee -,
Eddie's tenth place average was
1888 miles an hour.
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the Pirate coach during a Pitts
burch-New York game AZ Forbes
Field in Pittsburgh on Sept. 10,
1918, exactly 100 years after
Perry'S victory.
Wish Egan, veteran Tiger
scout. and Jake AkerS, real
estate operator in Evansville,
Ind. met in Evansville during
the Tigers spring training camp
stay in the southern Indiana
metropolis. for the first time
since the two were teammates
with Louisville back in 1903
Egan, a pitcher, was with the
Colonies in 1903 and 1904, win
ming 20 games and losing Y IN
the first named year and win
ming 20 and losing 20 in 1904.
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Mayor Edward J. Jcffries Jr,
will toss the first ball. If it is any
where near the plate Gov. Harry
F. Kelly will catch il. Otherwise
he'll just wave at it as it goes by.
For the 4lSt year Bill Finzel
and his band will be on hand 10
furnish the music. They will be
aided in the parade 10 the flagpole
by a squad of WAVES and SPARS.
The ceremonies will begin about
2:30 with game time 3 o'clock.
Bleacher and unreServed grand
stand seats will 60 or sale at noon
on Tuesday. The 81. Louis Browns,
one OF the American League IA
vorites this year, will furnish the
opposition.
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BROOKLYN
PHILADELPHIA

Totals - 7 - Totals 36 IA ~ 20
'Batted for Paddsr In ninth.
TBattsd for Johnson IN ninth.
gRan for Waner In eighth.
Rated for Newsom In eighth.
PhiadeIpha GOA OOn nin-- Z
Brooklyn 100 4On osH-li
Runs Northsy. Dshlgrsn, Luwhilsr 2,
GRlan Herman Owen. Rordagaray,
Vaughan 2. CAmllii 2 Glossop T. Walker.
Errors -Clnssop. Nurtaugh. Runs hated IN
walker 2. DAhlgren, May. Glossop owen,
Newsom. Vaughn :, Lltwhilsr, Medwick,
Tvo-hase hIts-Walker. Medwick. Home
run-Litwhiler. Sacrifice-Hsrman. Double
plays-Del savio 10 DAhlgren, Vaughan 10
GlosSop 10 CAmill. Left on hsses-Phils
delphla p Brooklyn Z Bases on bAlls-Off
Gsrhssuser 2. of PodEajny !. of Johnson
J.. off Hswsom ?. Struck out BY Gerheau.
ser ?. nv Podgalny nv NeWsom T. Hts
orr Gerhesustr IN innings, OF Pod
Fa1ny s In - innings. off Johnson IN "a
innings or Newsum 7 In 3 innings off
Weber o IN inning Winning pitcher
Newsom Losing pitcher Gerhesuser. I'm
pIres-S Sears Bsrlick and Pinellt. Time
20. Attendance y ,as6.
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Bo-BO Yanked, but
Wins for Buns
Dodgers Have Field
Day, Trim PhiIs

NEW YORK, April "a CUP).-
1t was a field day for the Brook
lyn Dodgers today as the Buns
overpowered the Philadelphia Phil
lies, Ia. behind a 16-hit attack
on three Philadelphia hurlers.
Bobo Newsom. although he had TO
be relieved by Les Weber, got
credit for the win.
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SpOrts
Mack Calls Trio
Of Lewis, S speaker
and Hooper Best
Bv LEO MACDONELL

One a. the many momcrtoeS
~ Hon4s WsgneTs amazing
career Of q National League
seasons IS a bat carved out of
a piece az timber taken from
Commodore FERRY faFShiH
'he Niagara which was sunk IN
Lake Ere IN 1913 Carved
by hand by II. a. Seifel q
Pittsburgh, the bat is Inscribed
with Wagner name and Perry'S
famous expression. We have
met he enemy and they are
ours -. II was presented 10
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Van Robdys Shipped
To Toronto by BUGS

PITTSBURGH, April "a up
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced
today the release Of outfielder
Maurice Van Robays, four-year
veteran, and rookie pitcher Al
Jarlett toToronto Of the 1nterna-
tional League. They were sent 10
the minors on a 24-hour recall
basis.
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Praises Boston Trio

Connie Mack declares, There
never was a greater trio Of OUT
felders than Duffy Lewis, Harry
Hooper and iris Speaker when
they played with the Red Sox."
-. Bill Grieve, American League
umpire who was born in Yonk-
ers. n. Y, will celebrate his
43rd birthday tomorrow and
Fred Haney will be a. tomor-
row Haney was born in ALI
buquerque Harry Holiday.
Michigans swimming star is a
member Of the army enlisted re-
serve corps and expects a call
10 active duty in June.
James w. Richert, winner of
the Preflight School heavyweight
wrestling championship at the