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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-01-21
THIMBLE CLUB

Members of the Rebekah
Thimble club met at the home
of Mrs. C. A. Corkins last Fri
day afternoon. Election of Off
GERS was held. The new officers
are Mrs. Art Kalberg, president;
Mrs. Roy Riley, vice president;
and Mrs. w. F. Wilson, secre-
tary-treasurer. Mrs. c. E. Ford
was co-hosteSs.
ENTERTAINS AT PARTY
Mrs. Lewis Bochy entertained
a group of friends at her home
on Thursday evening. Guests
were Mrs. Lyle Tintinger, Jr.,
Mrs. William Torske, Mrs. Will
liam Kleinhesselink, Miss Alta
Cochran and Miss Wanda New
kirk.
ENTERTAINS AT BRIDGE
Mrs. R. P. Ross entertained at
bridge at her home last Thurs
day evening. Guests were Mrs.
Mayme Rharer, Mrs. A. Buzzet-
tt, Mrs. Sue Rupp and Mrs. An
drew TorSke.
HONORED AT DINNER
Mrs.. Elmer Skeie entertained
at a buffet dinner Saturday,
honoring Mrs. Lura P. Strand,
who recently resigned her posi-
ton as grade teacher. The eve
ming was spent playing bridge.
Nj . Strand was presented with
a gift by the hostess.
HOLD ANNUAL DINNER
A large number of members
of the Congregational church
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REBEKAHS AND
ODDFELLOWS

Members of the Rebekah and
OddfelloWs lodges held separate
installation of officers on We'd
nesday night. Mrs. Helen Swa-
by acted as installing officer for
the Rebekahs. She was assisted
by Mrs. J. w. Bulls, Mrs. Flora
Roush, Mrs. Jessie Miller and
Mrs. c. E. Ford.
Officers who were installed
are: Noble grand, Mrs. Ruth
Kerrick; vice noble grand, Mrs.
Jean Slattery; secretary, Mrs.
Jessie Rowland; and treasurer.
Mrs. Elsie Riley. Other officers
installed were Mrs. Jessie Mil
Ter, Mrs. Marilyn Iverson, Mrs.
Mary Corkins, Mrs. Mary Sweet,
Mrs. Louise Vol, Mrs. Ella Gill
more, Mrs. Mabel Franklin, Mrs.
Ruth Kalberg, Mrs. Bertha VIII
son and Mrs. Laura Graf.
Howard Wagner, deputy grand
master, acted as installing Off
Ger for the Oddfellows and was
assisted by Roy Riggs. Elective
officers who were installed were:
James Torske, noble grand;
James Quest, vice grand; A. J.
Kalberg, secretary; Howard
Wagner, treasurer and Austin
Slattery, trustee.
Following the installation cere-
monies a joint social hour was
held. Mrs. James Torske, Mrs.
Henry Ulrich and Mrs. W. F.
Wilson were hostesses.
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H. E. O.. MEETS
Members of the H. E. O.. club
met on Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Roy Riley and Mrs.
Tom Gibbs as hostesses. Due to
the cold weather there were on
ly five members present. Guests
were Mrs. Virgil Adams and
Mrs. Sam Ragland. Mr. Gustaf-
son, who was to speak at this
meeting, will speak at a later
date.
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GIRLS


Members of Hardin Assem-
bly, No. 80 o. R. G. held for
NAL installation of new officers
at the Masonic temple Thurs
day evening. Miss Pauline Schal-
Ter acted as installing officer
and was assisted by Miss Alta
Cochran, Miss Marilyn Kelly and
Mrs. Ola Maddox.
Officers who were installed
for the coming term were: Ma
delyne Beall, worthy advisor;
Dorothy Hammer, worthy asso-
ciate advisor; Lorraine john
son, Charity; Blanche Frank
lin, Hope; Shirley Hamlln,
Faith; Martha Saunders, re-
..:a1.: Uonna Marie Cochran:
treasurer; and Florence Reddlng,
drill leader.
The colcr stations will be fill
ed by Lois Cass, Thelma Hyde
-. ann PitScn, Marllyn Balr
Geraldine Peterson, Ellen Jean
Vickers, and Barbara Danielson.
Other appointed officers are:
Wanda Fitzpatrick, chaplain;
LaNell Bouton, musician; Clara
Pitsch, confidential observer;
Joyce Hitchcock, choir director,
and Clarice Pitsch, outer observ-
er.
Mrs. Ruth Ping was installed
as mother advisor of the as
sembly for the fifth year. Mem
beers of the advisory board were
also installed. They are Mes
danes Gladys Rhinehart, Hazel
Jacobson, Matte Saunders, 10
sephlne kronmiller, Alice SWIM
die, Bertha Conver, Emma War
rem and j. J. Ping and Russell
.DanielSon.
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E. o, MEETS

P. E. o. MEETS
Members of the local chapter
of P. E. o. met at the home of
Mrs. L. H. Labbitt on Wednes-
day afternoon. The Founders
Day program was under the d.
rection of Mrs. L. R. Cool, Mrs.
A. w. F. Koch and Mrs. j. J.
Ping.
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lunch was served.

lunch was served.
Albert J. Sheets was a Har-
din business caller, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bussey
have returned to Wyola from
Anaconda, where they have
been employed for some time.
They will make their home on
their ranch above town.
Mrs. Dave Moss shopped in
Sheridan Thursday.
A no-hOSteSS meeting of the
Baptist Ladies' Aid was held
Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Frances Wallace.
Mrs. E. C. Woodley left Tues
day to spend a couple a weeks
at Thermopolis Hot Springs,
Edgar M. Spriggs arrived in
Wyola Thursday for a visit, af-
ter having been employed in
Kansas for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Foltz and
A. E. Montgomery were Hardin
business callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Comstock
and A. J. Sheets made a trip to
Billings Friday, Mr.. Sheets at
tending the woolgrowers con-
vention that afternoon and the
banquet in the evening. Others
from Wyola who attended the
convention and banquet were
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Tschirgi,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tschirgi,
and MI. and Mrs. Robert Thorn
as. Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Com
stock and M. H. Tschirgi made
a business trip to Helena.
Because of the stormy wealth
er the P. T. A. meeting sched-
uled for Friday evening was
postponed.
Mrs. H.. L. Brotherson was
hostess to the Wyola Woman's
club Saturday afternoon at her
home. A paper on the subject,
Inside Mexico" was prepared
by Mrs. C. A. Brotherson, and
one on eliminating Home Haz-
ards by Mrs. Leslie Schroeder.
Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Henry Ziler returned to
Wyola, Wednesday, from her
trip to Rock Springs, Wyo.
Selma Lee and Emogene Skim
ner spent Saturday shopping in
Billings.
The Evening Bridge club was
entertained Sunday afternoon
and evening in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Sheets. Lunch
was served at the conclusion OF
the contract games in which
Mrs. D. H. Moss received high
score.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-01-21

MARATHON WORKER: One
of the reasons why United Ma
tons planes are doLtlng the
worlds battlefrOntS in ever
growing numbers is Gus Sell
berg, 54-year-old-potman in the
Vancouver, Wash, plant of the
Aluminium Company of Amer
lea. A native of Denmark, Sell
berg waged a 'one-man war"
against the Axis recently by
voluntarily working 112 hours
seven consecutive 16-hour shifts
lin a single week.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
Leaders FaItcr
i'm Big IL League

With one exception, leaders
took it on the chin IN the Big
- League at Bowl o Drome
last night Lambs Recapping,
lcaGue-lcader dropped two
games 10 RencS Hi-Speed, enab-
ling the latter 10 move into
tie for second place with Mil
Ter Bros. Creamery, which lost
two games 10 Krafts Hi-Specd.
Sheriff Theut, Bell Lumber and
Johnnie $ Bar running in fourth,
fifth and sixth place respective
~. each dropped two games.
Bell lost TO Leo : Hi-Spced,
JohnnlcS bowed 20 CARING 5
and Sheriff Thcut was beaten
by Gilbert's Cut Rate. Kreiner
Grocery picked up three games
by forfeiture from j &, j. Music.
High marks were Ed Ehrkes'
$40 series for CARING and John
Miller 225 game for Miller
Bros. Creamery.
i
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
Red Wings 10 Tackle
Maple Leafs Tonight
Detroit Team a Possible
Condidote os Runner Up

TORONTO. Dec 2-(P)-With
sgd Howe a doubtful starter, the
Detroit Red Wings tackle the
Toronto Maple Leafs tonight for
the second time i'm five nights
with share Of the national
hockey leagues second place As
a possible prize.
A combination OK a Detroit
victory and a defeat ny the Chi
cago BlaCkhawks TO the League
leading Montreal Canadiens
would put the Red Wings in a
deadlock with Chicago for the
runnerup spot
Howe, whose ankle was in
jured in Detroits 6 10 4 con-
quest Of Toronto Sunday, was in
the travelling party but it was
likely that rookie Frank Ben
nett would replace him in the
lineup
The Wings. orphaned by use of
their home ice by the Sonia
Henie show, play at Montreal
SATURDAY.
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FORECASTS RESILTS
Bank. Hi-Spccd
Share Second Slot

First National Bank today
shared second place with Hi
Speed i'm the Monitor Leader
Minor League Bowl-O-Drome,
moving up last night as the re-
suit OF a sweep over Koppitz.
The HI-SpeederS had to be con
tent with two wins over Den
marsh. First place McEvoy &
Dunlap suffered a 2-l setback
at the hands Of Smoke Bros,
W h lie Servo Service came
through with a sweep against
Johnson'S Service. In another
match Glcfke Company outshot
knights of PythiaS twice.
Harry Gahlou of Smoke Bros.
again set the individual pace
with a 6l9 series. High single
game Of 254 was recorded by
Okc Rude Of Serves.
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MI. Clemens
High Shows Up
in Seventh Slot
MChS Wins Edge On
AIpeno in Standings
With s Wins, ! Loss
By WATSON SPOELSTRA

DETROIT, Dec. 2-tP'-Foot-
ball finished, the Michigan High
School basketball season gains
momentum this week leading
up 10 initial appearances IN an
other week of many OF the state s
major competitors, the class A
schools
Meantime, the spotlight is
conferred on a class { school, De
catur. whose 4l-game winning
streak is the longest in Michl-
gan. With Coach Ken Higgins
IN the Army, School Superin-
tendent Frank Dodge viii send
the Decatur five after its 42nd
victory Friday against Water
Vliet.
The successful gridiron season
closed with three new champions
and two hoidoverS i'm the saddle
IN major conference. Three
teams Ann Arbor, Dearborn
Fordson and Grand Rapids
Catholic Central - finished UNI
defeated and united, while Ben
ton Harbor was once tied but
unbcatcn.
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Engineers i'm Tie
For First Place

a sweep over Service put En-
GinccrS in a tie for first place
with Warehouse Tuesday in the
Detroit Edison League at Bowl
O-Dromc The best Warehouse
could do was take a pair OF
games from Repair The race
was frightened considerably with
Sales winning two from Over
head Bookkeeping taking three
from Meter. George Noteboom 5
225 game and 58l series were
high marks.
Lcague-lcading Team + Of the
V omen section marked up an
other slam TO tighten its grip on
first place, blanking Team O.
In the other match Team & won
two from Team D Doris SwinS-
coc set the individual pace with
la IN 464.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
Ladies League
i'm Close Race

A sweep over Saltcr $ Market
put GllbcrtS Cut Rate in the
thick Of the championship light
IN the Ladies Wednesday Night
League at Mount Clemens Rec
reatlon yesterday Meanwhile
MaCAlpine'S Faygo and Miller
Bros Creamery deadlockcd in
second place, gained on pace
making Krause Service by win
ming two games apiece The
latter lost two games 10 Mil
lcr's while Faygo won pair
from Wolverine Chips. A fourth
match resulted in 2-1 win
for Jock & Meldrum over La
CroiX q Groesbcck.
Erma Davis rolled $40 Sc
ries TO set the individual pace.
Mildred Campbell had 90 for
high single
Tho STANDINGS.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
Four ShutOutS
i'm Defense League

Four shutouts, including one
by the league-leading Kraft Ma
chine Company, were registered
in the Defense League at Bowl
O-Drome Tuesday. Kraft scored
its sweep over Greyhound Lines
No. The other slams we're re-
corded by DcGrandch&mp over
Sheppard Service, Servo Va
CUM Service over Samson Fish
and Pctch Tool & Die No. ! over
PCtch No 2. In other engage
ments Clinton Bar-B-Q took the
odd game from Greyhound No.
, and Rose Chevrolet Won two
from M r, Anderson.
Fred Tuscany Of DeGrand-
champ had $50 for high series
while high game of 221 was shot
b. Joe Moore of Kraft.
The standings
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Sports Roundup
BY Hugh Fullerton, Jr.

round II oppeors hot boebss Insurgents bod much
chance against Judge 6ror0hs01 As Kngsh Levnsy bod
ooonst Joe LOUIS II wos the some kind OF Slaughter
except that rings de free ond like OF Joe
tirst-round k69os eft Observers wondering how they ever
figured would be @ fight Before disappearing INTO
coucus which the five outvoted eogue heods apparently
we're trying 10 figure who they could from the wreck
ooe Shoe Shoughnessy with BIG grin and remark
ed We'll guess Ne COVE en- show think rs good Tor
baseboll 70 brno these thnas the open" Crack
OF the doy from the losing SIDE John Buffalo Stgmeers
~ 10 compliment the president the way he hos CON-
Quoted this meeting on behalf o. his votes
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
Three Only
Havepast
Experience
First Come Set
for Friday Against
Lokeview

Out of so candidates origin
ally eporting for initial basket
ball practise at Lake Shore high
school, the squad has been cut
down to 25 today, and only three
out of the 25 have had any ex-
perience on the courts at all.
Though the three lettermen,
Albert Doelle, Terry Millar, and
Walter Rogers, were not classed
as regulars, last year, they have
had enough experience to quail
ify them as veterans with this
seasons green team.
On account of the school being
under an infantile paralysis
quarantine recently. Lake Shore
Coach s. S. Worden starts the
present season with a handicap
caused by the loss OF two weeks
OF practise.
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LOBBY PATROL

One veteran Lacquer refused be impressed by
yesterdays fuss I've It happen twice before he
mented ond each time the result the The men
who in the drivers scot stayed there Perhaps the
confused the poce Walter Boom Boom
Beck who pitch for the Phes Bill Cox named Beck
manager OF the Utico n Y club before completing
engagements for his release from Knoxville Tenn Now with
running the Phs Boom doesn't know whether he's
n1onooer. player lust guy looking for Job Prob
obe Herb Penhoc head OF the Red Sox form
system Joe Reordon of Scronor Pa who hos been Pen
nocks assistant Branch Hickey thus most unusual
bosebo convention he offended becouse nobody IS
tolkno about winning the pennont
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
THE LEAGUE FINISHES

FlVe-A-,Ann Arbor clinched
this crown by winning all four
leagLa games to succeed Jack
son asltitleholder.
Southwestern - Benton Har-
Dor. won five and was tied by
MuSkegon, which in turn beat
all opponents but Muskcgon
Heights.
Saginaw VALLEY Pontiac
seized its first conference title,
thanks 10 Flint Ccntrals help.
Pontiac dropped one game. to
Flint Northern, but the Flint
school bowed TO Owosso and
Flint Central
Grand RapidS-Catholic Cen
trail repeated by going undcfcat-
ed and topped its season with a
victory over Creston.
Detroit Catholic Central re-
gained city honors by handing
the only setback to heavily fav-
orcd Cooley.
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Richmond

Mrs. Katherine Fitzgerald en-
tertsined the members of the
500 club in her home on Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Elmer Sitter will enter
tain in her home this evening
for the members of the 10-A
club.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Plotzks en-
tertained in their home on
Main street on Sunday honoring
their fifth wedding anniversary.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Mslow and family, Miss Clara
Plotzka. Mrs. Lena Paul, Mrs.
Anna Hubert and Miss Laura
SCHNEIDER all OF Detroit.
Born November oath TO Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Stiff OF Bay
City a daughter, Susan Kay.
Mrs Stiff is the granddaughter
Of Mrs. John Hubert OF this viii
lage.
Mr.. and Mrs Alvin Hebel en-
tertained on Sunday for Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Miller OF Marine
City.
Born Wednesday, November
oath, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Wilburn
Schultz of Richmond Township
in ST JoSephs Hospital, Mt.
Clemens, a son, Donald John
MIR. and Mrs. Alvin j. Hebel
have received word that their
son Aviation Cadet Robert w.
Hebel has been transferred from
the Navy Base at Crosse Isle 10
Delaware, Ohio, where he will
attend school at Ohio Wesleyan.
Mrs. Ida Gloss is spending
some time with her daughter in
Romeo, Michigan.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
CLEANING THE CUFF

Whether the Southern Association up 10 Gloss AZ
noy depend whether leagues below thot Gloss allowed
poy bonuses sign free ogens Billy Evans thot the
south has lot good ball players who won't quit full time
Jobs without little nduCeme0 Eddie Dyer picked up
FOR the Columbus O club Just by dropping
the football Dodgers Cooch Pete Cowhon recalled thot
his hoback Fronk North pretty good boil player OF
Alobomo y ond Dyer sent him right sign with preY
Al Bonster Bob Carpenter Jr says ho Herb Pennocks
first lob Phies will be educate Bob woys
OF major league baseboI. No wonder he cove Herb
five year contract
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j nc landings
EDISON NEWS AGI
EDISON woMEN'S LEAGUE

Total quotas of new tires re-
leased for passenger cars during
the first three months OF this
year amounted 10 only five per
cent of the total replacement
shipments in the corresponding
period in 194l.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
Stewards Lead Cut
10 Three Games

Stewart Sales, leader OF The
Glass B-2 League at Mount
Clemens Recreation, had its
margin slashed from five TO
three games Tuesday when it
lost all three games TO Jock e.
Medium as second place Fisher
Towers won two from Spruce
Inn. Two other matches we're
2-1 decisions, Eagles defeating
Howell Roofing and Phelan Up
holstering winning from Pepsi
Cola.
The standings.
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and Pontiac a,e the new major
conference n a mpionS, and
Grand Rapids Catholic Central
and Detroit Catholic Central
are the holdovcrS Gong INTO
the final games, IL appeared
that Benton Harbor and Pontiac
would have TO be content with
title ties, but two astounding
upsctS eliminated contcnders.
First MuSkcgon was upset by
MuSkcgon Heights, and then
Flint Central tripod Flint North
ern. In each case the winner had
dropped four previous games.
The major upset, however, was
Detroit Catholic CcntraIs con
quest OF Cooley i'm the city
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Shoes Mark Up
Only CD Sweep

Gasoline, Tires and Sugar,
running in that order in the
Ladies Civilian Defense League
a Bowl-O-Drome, each marked
up 81 victories yesterday. Gas
oline won from Foods, Tires de-
feated Stoves and Sugar downed
Automobiles. The days lone
sweep was scored by Shoes over
Fuel Oil.
High individual counts were
c. Curry's $50 and P. Paetows
1877.
The standings:
LADIES CIVILIAN DEFENSE
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02

HARRISBURG. Pa. --- CurtiSs
Geiger, l6, nearby Speeceville,
Travelled hundred miles or more
TO hunt in the woods of Potter
County, but never saw deer.
Back home empty handed, he
was on his own porch when he
spied a six point buck on the
mountainside. A shot from his
rifle brought it down.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02

II the automobile clutch does
Mt engage smoothly when the
weather turns dry and clear, its
chattering indicates warpage of
the plate. lack of proper finger
adjustment or permanent dis
OF the lining.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02

Far above its pcacctime vol
umc Of production, the automo-
tive industry is rapidly APP
preaching an annual rate of
$4,000, 100000 in dollar volume
OF output OF war materials.
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The Monitor-Leader
THURSDAY DECEMBER T. 1943 PAGE 10
6oodieIIows 10 Elect
Officers Monday Night

Mount Clemens Goodfcllows
viii meet al the Bowl O. Drome
Monday evening at 3 o clock to
hold the organizations annual
election Of officers and TO dc
Nciop plans for the Christmas
season, Desmond A ArnSby, soc
Rotary said today.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
NOT SO UNUSUAL

Herb Pennoek figures that his post boss OF the
Phies gives his brond grandson Eddie Collins Bird,
unique position He's the only body who hos two gen.
erol monosers for grandparents soys Herb, totoIy s
norine the oe thot almost oil grandparents quol
y for thot role where the younger members OF the fom
iy ? concerned
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02

The first regularly scheduled
bus service was 50-mile
stage coach run between Edin-
burgh and Glasgow in 1878.
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DREAM TEAM

Turn back the clock the right number OF yeors and you
could get Up quite boil team right the hotel lobby
For starter how about XIX Cuye Mel OFT Leo Ourocher,
Charley Grimm Joe Conn jimmie Fox Herb Pennock ond
Fred Fltzsmnonso Need O cotcher tooo Skeets Dlckey
hos been Ground in ms sailor suit shaking hands
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-02
New York Medico Has Hobby:
of Collecting Griidiron Data

cal forecasts "a distributed
weekly to client. throughout the
nation.
A hobby grew into a business.
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accuracy He is regarded as the
nation 5 foremost football handi-
copper His ratings of players
and>teams are considered best.
Bakers scientific mathemati-
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BIG DEAL

While oil bonds have bemooncd tho obscrcc OF trades
ths week Charlie Herndon president Of tho Appalachian
League offering dco that might interest lot OF
folks. He wonted 10 trade pheasant for hor,.