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Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
Nozi onks Mass
= or Large Drive

MOSCOW, May II. (UP)-Large CONCENTRATIONS of
German Mark VI Tiger tanks were reported in the Ore
and Belgorod sectors today supporting the belief in Rus
sian military quarters that Adolf Hitler is planning
lightning offensive in the hope of paralyZng the Red
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17
Berlin end Ruhr
Feel Raj Bombs

LONDON, May 17-(UPD-Brit-
ist bombers attacked Berlin for the
third time in four nights and raid
ed the industrial Ruhr and Rhine
land during the night as the Allies
continued their offensive designed
to pulverize the Axis from the air
while preparing for a long inva-
sion of Europe
The air ministry announced to-
day the Royal Air Force lost nine
bombers in the nights operations.
DAMS PREACHED
LONDON, May II. - up
Two of the greatest dams in Ger
many were preached by RAF
raids, lOosing water on the Ruhr
and Elder valleys in huge waves,
Air Minister Sir Archibald Sin
clair disclosed today.
THE walls of the Moline river
lin Westphalia) and the Eder
river lin West Prussia were
Imperial Valley press., 1943-05-17

think we're still going to be fighting
five years from nOw.-Presidant II. c.
Byrd Of u. of Maryland.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
Pin Leads Change Hands;
Bowling. FavOrites Win

Fuller-Peltier Taxi is the new
lea der of the Ladies Minor
League at Bowl-O-Drome today.
The Cabs" took over the No. l
slot last Friday night by scoring
a 81 victory over Swan Drugs
as Goebel, previous pacemaker,
was being shut out by Pomeroy
Insurance. Denmarsh Mariner s
Club registered the only other
slam, banking Barney's Tailors.
The other matches were 81 af-
fairs, d. n. Cooley winning from
Macomb Beauty Shop, LaCroix
q GroeSbeck from Petch Tool
& Die and Tassie Tavern from
Mount Clemens Skating Arena.
+. Schonschack shot 500 for
top series and Mary Soenen had
high game, 207.
The standings:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
Minute Fails
81. MaY's
Football Team
PoroehioI Squad
Makes Debut
Unsuccessful

Less than a minute in both the
first and second half separated
st. Mary's High School eleven
from making the debut of their
new mentor, Steve Morris, sue
ceSsful one, as the parochial
squa lost to ST. Mary of Royal
Oak 1912, Sunday.
With the local aggregation
leading in the first half, six to
nothing, with 80 seconds to go,
the Oakers made a touchdown
and conversion to take the half
lead. In the last quarter with a
minute TO go, St Mary's was
leading again 1877 only TO see
the lead and game vanish when
their opponents registered an
other touchdown.
Unsuccessful aftcr-touchdown
attempts contributed 10 the de
feat Of the local eleven.
The scoring started in the first
quar- err when John Coulter, the
right halfback, scored from the
one yard marker. The scoring
play was preceded by pass
from Francis Dluge TO Thomas
O'Brien who ran 20 yards to the
one, from where Coulter scored.
The placement attempt by Roy
Harms was blocked.
St. Mary's held the lead until
the last 80 seconds of the first
half when the Royal Oak team
scored and converted.
In the third quarter after the
city parochial team lost the ball
on downs on the Royal Oak one
and one-half yard line, the drive
that netted the local team their
score started. They received the
ball on their own 40, following
a Royal Oak punt, and began a
series Of line plunges putting the
ball on the opponents five At
this point Coulter caught pass
for a touchdown but was ruled
out because he had caught II out
of the end zone. On the next
play, the pass was repeated TO
Coulter who made the score l.
TO 7. The kick was bad.
Then came the eart-breaker
with less than a minute to go,
when Royal Oak scored their
important game winning tally
Jerome Zischerk, the right
halfback was carried out of the
game Sunday suffering with a
leg injury. but IS expected 10 re-
turn TO the squad soon.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
BY HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Sports Feature

NEW YORK Charley Keller
and Stan Musial are the big shots
of the World Series q @ most
feared hltters in the respective
decks.
The best way TO compare
King Kong Keller and Musial
is to say that Tie Yankee out
fielder is more likely to swat
the ball out of the park while
the Notwithstanding Cardinal has
the sharper eye.
Their batting averages makes
this obvious Musial, the Ted
Williams kind. loomed his aver
age this season from the .3l5
Of a year ago to the .357 which
tops both leagues Keller, the
stolid type, is batting 27l, but
has % home runs 70 Muslal 5
10.
Musial surpasscs his great riv-
al IN total bases, however, LOT
the Donora Demon hits the ball
oftener and fairly flies from first
10 third Musial has three times
as many doubles and twice as
many triples. They are not far
apart in runS-batted-in.
Keller goes TO bat with MUIR
der in his eve determined 10
swat the ball into the stands.
While Musial also hits for dis
lance. his main idea is 10 hit
the ball between fle4ders.
Because he is stockilY built
$40. l9O-Keller's speed is de-
ceptive. He beat George Stlrn-
weiss and the sWifteSt Indians
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
John Huithings Hurls
In Association Finals

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept pa
LP0-P0uderouS Johnny Hutch
inEs IS cue 20 assume the task
tonight Of trying 20 pitch the
Indianapolis Indians back TO
even terms ln the American As
ISOLATION final playoff series
with the Columbus Redbirds
Columbus took 9 20 3 verdict
in salt NIGHTS opening encounter
OF the tnreo-of five game series
to determine the Association s
reprcsentetite in the Little
World Sclcy Columbus won
the plsyotts IN 1871 and 1892.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
The standings:
Mostro Grocery Keeps
leod in House League

MAESTRO Grocery remained in
first place today in the Bowl-O-
Drome House League, scoring a
81 victory over |. O. o. F. last
night TO maintain one game
lead over Miller Insurance and
Detroit News. The latter regis
tered slam, banking Altes
Lager. Miller came through with
81 edge over Mount Clemens
Manufacturing. I'm other matches
Yde Grocery swept over Post
Engineers Carpentry, Copeland
Manufacturing won two from
Post Engineers Electrical and
Monitor Leader took the odd
game from Packers Outlet.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28

in a 6O-yard dash on War Fund
day.
Kcller's beetle brow, hairy
arms and dark complexion cause
players to kid him about being
trapped rather than secuted.
Lefty Gomez always contended
that Frank Buck brought him
back alive.
Although Musial makes spec
tacular catches, Keller is the SUI
perior outfielder. As a matter
Of fact the robust young man
from the Old Line State is a
faultleSs right-hand throwing
outfIelder.
Musial was switched 10 right
field because he is a left-hand
throWer. A no better than fair
arm swings from his shoulder,
and ne Is not a polished work
man-docSn { look good in the
pasture. He has trouble keeping
his feet.
This is King Kong's fifth year
with the Yanks. At 27, he is four
years Older than the youngSter
with whom the Cardinals will
attempt to match him.
Stan Musial. a good-looking
chan came along like all good
young Cardinals. Three years
ago he was pitching in the Flor
ida State League.
King Kong Keller led the In
teruational League in batting as
a freshman,
Yankee and Cardinal scouts
know them when they see them.
That is why the Yankees and
Cardinals usually wind up on
top.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
Priehs Maintains Leod
over River Bor-B-Q

Priehs Sales maintained its
one point edge over River Polnte
Bar BIO in the Ladies Friday
Night League at Macomb Rec
reation last week, scoring 81
victory over Helen Lieberman :
team as River oPinte won by
the same margin. from Brett
meyers Flowers. LaCroix and
Groesbeck and Macomb Recrea-
ton each registered slam. the
former whitewashing Teacher s
Club and Macomb b a n k n Z
Stark.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
LADIES MINOR LEAGUE
Ed Miller High Mon
for r. J. Company Team

Ed Miller, Sr., bowling for F.
j. Miller Com pany in the
Knights of Columbus League,
was the big noise in league war
fare last Friday at Bowl-O-
Drome. Ed had 232-210 in Gil,
paving the way for a 40 vic
tory for his team over Hillcrest
Studio. Henk Studio ended vic
tory famine by handing Lee
Printing its first defeat of the
season, 81. Two other matches
were halved, Eagles breaking
even with Super Cleaners and
Flyers d DIN g the same with
SChunke Jewelry.
The standings:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
Jeon Roberts $40 Series
Hiah in Ladies' League

With Jean Roberts shooting
high series of $50, NJ. r. Ander-
son marked up the night lone
sweep Monday IN the Ladies Ma
ior League al BoWl-O-Drome,
shutting out Dads Rustic Rest.
Miss Roberts had 1871 and 1877
in her series.
Meanwhile Barnetts Dres s
Shop moved into second place
with a 81 victory over Veda 5
Beauty Salon Other 81 wins
were scored by J g. j. Music
over Dons Five, Henk s Studio
over Denmarsh Hotel and john
MES Five over Bath City Ga
rage. LaCroix Painters and Dec
orators halved their match with
Clinton Bar BIO.
Erma Davis I'll was high
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
Bather's Win, St. Marys Loses Opener
Sports
At a Glance
COACHES SEEK
TALENTED
KICKERS
Bx JoHN ]. NAlpUcH

The value a Kicker tootboI cont be
estimated A foobol poyer with ahIetc toe voiu-
oble 10 football sQuod os book With slippery hip or
"n7oec orn kicker most comes Toy mean the differ
between victory ond detect Every yeor writer's ond
coaches have erphosze this point but isn't until oeedy
hits in your backyard tho you reolze this
Steve Morris. opening his coaching OF St. Mays
High school this Sundoy knows best OF oil today Unfo
tunotey for Cooch Morris his went down TO detect by
virtue OF one point l3-l2 While his squod foIed in their
ofterouehdowr attempts their opponents mode success
fully The loeo poroeho congregation deserved the some OF
ho for otter completely ou'pIoyns the opponents oil the
mode few seconds before the end OF IN first holt
nndse bal
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
Syracuse ond Toronto
Arrive for Cup Series

TORONTO. Ont. Sept %
tP.-Tne Syracuse chiefs and
the Toronto Leafs arrived back
in Toronto today for the sixth
game Of tho Governors cup SER
les Of the International league.
following the 2 20 o victory for
the Chiefs in Syracuse last
night
The Chiefs now have won
three and the Leafs two.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
LADIES FRIDAY NIGHT
LEAGUE
Three Teams Share Leod
in Lutheran LEAGUE

Krause Service, Koppitz and
Alwardt's Distributors shared
first place today in the Lutheran
League at Mount Clemens Rec
reation, each Boosting six wins
in nine games. Alwardt's and
Krause won their matches last
Friday, the former shutting out
Priehs Sales as Krause took two
ga les from Koppitz. Mount
Clemens Hardware BANKED AL
wardts Cafe and Cooley Nor
ticians won pair from Farmers
Milling.
High marks were z. Sahrow's
SIS and Connie Ratzow's 2l2.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28

show the vc.lc % kicker
Ncry Prcoumon the University OF Michigan Wolvenne'
and Auaie Lo OF Detroit Lions typical toned keke
Their volue 70 their not from simply filling IN
benq abe 70 90 nnd with almost certainty oke 5000
the point victory On Saturday o9oinst west
err Mchaon Ptequon mode seven consecutive conversions
while OF two for the Lions sunday In oddon
Lilo had poir OF field eoos which oso good when me
scores odded up.
While il is true thot high school student cont comPore
With TWO above mentioned ors theory worth working
On There NOTHING ike starting them young II IS no won
der thot some schools athlete 10 do nothing bur KICK
he 9s vouobe os the 90 minute poye he Indiana 79h
school thot ected othete 10 kick Tor them nod the
roht 1eo As ono there's power in the legs sex makes no
difference. oH can hondy when gone OF stoke
lJnfornotev Indiana high school stote rules mode
her me able Tor any athletic competition where boys ore M
VOWED Thus todoy there OF eost three coaches seeking
kckno toent Morris ord Buckhoz have themselves
oopa6e coaches end viii Undoubtedly select ond tram Kicker
soor
After nearly two decades Cooeh chorle, E. Gus Doros
The hos finally assembled squod OF players
he hos souah his entry the hoirteorng business
Awoys producer OF winning eevens he nevertheless oeke
ooyers 10 outstanding in meaning OF
the word Producing hard fighting eoorfu eIevens
yeoy expectation him, but how he did It with the mo-
tero hod wondered sports writer's and tons oke ~ fne
University Detroit OF his greatest successes poos
become irrmortoired the "Mosieion
For twenty years, Dorols hos team WIN
stor for every position In addition he hos who oWOys
denied him strong and heovy line, line second 70 none
IN Two comes the opposing eievens hove made negative
two vords Wien Doois needed end he got H9ntower
Next ne lacked superb p0sser ond signed Frank Snk"ch
Coeoe wos never Ike this Gus IS certonY getting his shore
ond the GnS m turn ore shorn9 IN
wonderful exhibition Of tootboIl
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
sweeps Feoture PIoy
in Gloss B League

tour sW cps in as many
matches featured play in the
Class b League At Macomb Rec
reatlon last night. Pacemaking
Wolcotts Mill shut out Frank s
Market, Batkins Radio, in sec
ond place, whitewashed PART
Pax, State Farm Insurance
banked Bannow Drug and Mt.
Clemens Dairy added four points
at the expense of Independents.
L. Wolcotts 504 and Harry
Lefurgeys 100 were high marks.
The standings.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE

MONDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 2.
st. Louis S. Boston :.
Chicago 10, New York 9 (13 in.
ningsl.
TUESDAYS GAMES
New York at Chicago (2.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh t2).
Philadelphia at Cincinnati t2.
Boston at st. Louis (2).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
CLASS b LEAGUE
SHINES IN DEBUT

BROOKLYN lPD Howard
Schultz, 81. 6-foot g l-2-inch
Dodger rookie first baseman
made an instant hit with fans
here In his second trip TO the
plate he singled off Mort Coo
per and later touched Murray
Dickson for a double. But his
stretching for hard-hit ground
ers and low throws seemed to
make the fans forget Dolph Ca
MILL
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28

On the other hcnd Buck
ho'z coach Of Mount Glenn
ems High led his squod 10 on
opening game victory A.
thouoh his team. too tol'ed 70
convert three tln@es otter
touchdowrs. Buck7otz wos for
tunote rs teon1 vpos dbIe to
hlt pav Clrt once ottener tnon
MS Rove Ok pubIc school
opponents Hod they not the
score would have been lden-
- -..-tl, ne --r--n 10 come
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
City Eleven
Beats A(orns
Saturday
Bob Monninss
Runs and Passes
Team TO Victory

BY virtue Of Bob Manring's
running and passing, Mount
Clemens High Football team
celebrated the opening game of
the season by noSing out Royal
Oak High in the last three min
utes Of play 1913 at the Acorns
Home field, Saturday.
Manning scored two touch
downs and hurled a 40-yard pass
in the final moments OF the
game to drag the contest out of
the fire The Acorns were lead
ing by one conversion point
1912 when Manning made his
spectacular toss 10 Jim Boards
lee.
The Mount Clemens Bathers
scored first, early in the open
ing quarter After the ball had
changed hands twice, Royal Oak
kicked the ball 10 Manning on
his 20, who tucked the ball UNI
der his arm and Sprinted 80
yards for a touchdown Once ne
got into the open there was only
one man between him and the
goal line. but he successfully
eluded the tackler. Bruce Bost-.
wick's attempt for the extra
point was blocked. III
ROYAL Oak came back strong
in the third quarter. Harrison
threw a 30-yard pass to Ellis on
NJ { ; yard line, and scored run
ming wide around his left end.
SieVers missed the try for the
extra point.
In the final period, the scoring
was fast and furious. Making
three successive first downs, the
Bathers had the ball on the
AcornS 81 yard line Manning
vent through tackle al this point
for his second touchdown. Bost-
wick failed again in the place
ment attempt.
Kicking off to Royal Oak. the
ball was doWned on their own
81. Harrison promptly reeled off
40 yards and Flu carried the
ball 10 the Bathers' 9. Harrison
at this point repeated for his
second touchdown. tying the
score With Harrison holding the
ball Slevers put the Acorns in
tile lead 1912 when his place
ment was good.
With less than three minutes
to 90 Bill Floore took a ROYAL
Oak PUNT and ran it TO the mid
field stripe. Manning on the
first play passed a long one to
Beardslee who ran 10 yards for
the winning touchdown. Man
ming 5 try for conversion was
blocked. The Acorns reSorted 10
desperation passes but failed To
score.
Bruce Bostwick suffered a leg
injury in the contest but is ex-
, DpCtCd 10 no reaI,- fOr tho No.,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28

Hank Madou's 53l and Harold
Legues 202 were high marks in
the Holy Name League at Mount
Clemens Recreation last night.
LaCroix Painters lead the league
with eight wins in nine games.
(Rcsults Of last nights matches
were not reported by the league
secretary
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28

Hobart College al Geneva. N.
Y scored only three touch
downs in six 1912 games. The
Orange and Purple made but 20
points 10 their rivals 222.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
GETS ATHLETIC POST

RICHMOND. Va.-lPl--Lar-
ry kinber, manager OF the
Piedmont League Richmond
Colts, has been named COM
mandant and athletic director at
Fork Union Military Academy
for the coming year.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
Madou and Legue Bowl
High Games at Recreation

Fritz Ehrke of MAESTRO set the
individual pace with 200 high in
$50. Paul Hogue Of Detroit News
had 20l for high single.
The standings.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
l7sl3 STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

PhiIadeIphia " IUU .3ZU ~
MONDAYS RESULTS
Detroit 6. Boston :.
New York s. Cleveland 2.
Chicago 2-2, Washington IL.
Philadelphia 9-6, st. Louis Al.
TUESDAYS GAMES
Detroit at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at New York.
Only games scheduled.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28
HOUSE LEAGUE

Walter johnson turned in Alb
victories in 81 years with Wash
ington Christy Mathewson won
373 for the Giants in II seasons.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28

When lake is calm and the
fish aren't striking a streamer
rolled swiftly in the wake of an
motor viii take fish
frequently.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28

Bruce Bostwick suffered a leg
injury in the contest but is ex-
pected TO be ready for the next
game Royal Oak made seven
FIRST down 10 the Bathers' 10.
Starting line up:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-09-28

Helen Lieberman took doubls
honors with l69 high in 461.
The standings:
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The standings:
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-11-05
CLARK'S FIFTH MOVING FAST

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS, AL giers-Gen. Mark Clark's Firth Ar my dashed forward on a 4O-mile front to make gains or five to eight miles in western Italy, advancing te within 85 miles of Rome and throw ing the enemy back i'll steady re- treat across the broad Garigliano river valley.
 Allied Headquarters said General Montgomery Eighth Army also ad- ganced in nearly all sectors, march, ing up tnc Botano-Isernia road and batt2ring it's way into Castel Pet, roso, Iu-s than seven miles southeast of lsernia, mounting a highway hub in the center of Rommel's pres ent defense line.
 Clark's forces swept the Germans from their last stronghold around Massico ridge, the strongly fortified mountain anchor the Germans ap- parently hoped to hold until win ter They also brushed them out of the last footholds on the lofty San croce mountain. Steadily roofing out nests of resistance, Clarks war riors were astride the main coastal road to Rome at a point beyond Sessa Aurunca between the two mountains.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-11-05
NAZI POSITIONS SHAKY
 ON LOWER DNEIPER RIVER

MOSCOW - The whole German position in south Russia grew worse by the hour as the Red army reach ed the lower reaches of the Dnie- per river in strength at numerous places andapproached Port Kher- son at the mouth. in other sectors Soviet bombers and Stormoyik planes blasted hundreds of Germans trying to make their way to the western bank of the river.
 The Berlin radio announced new Russian landings in eastern Crimea south of Kerch. The Germans as- serted the lhrec-day old bridgehead in the southern Crimea port had been reduced The Germans also an nounced renewed Russian offensive pointing north and west of the Kiev sector above the Ukranian capital Strong artillery preparation preced- ed the attack, covering formations of battle planes
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-11-05
REGULATIONS
 OFFICIALLY RAISED
 BY GENERAL BUCKNEB

HEADQUARTERS. ALASKA DE TENSE COMMAND-The following statement was issued this week by the ADO.
 Pursuant to War Department or ders, effective Nov. 1. 1943, the AL aska Defense Command is severed from the Western Defense Command and is redesignated the Alaska De- pertinent under the command of It Gen Simon Bolivar Buckner Jr., U. S. A, and all proclamations. orders and regulations issued prior to Nov. 1, 1943, by the commanding gener- al of the Alaska Defense Command remain in full force and effect as proelamations, orders, and regula- tions of the commanding general of the Alaskan Department
 'Dimout regulations prescribed inI public proclamation No. are sus- pended by public proclamation No. :, effective Nov. 1, 1943. Copy of Nov In full en route by mail