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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-01-09

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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
Copeland Team
Is Dark Horse

A team overlooked in the
early part OF the season by
those who single out champs "
is the talk of the Bowl-O-Dromc
House League today. The team.
Copeland Manufacturing, h $
climbed from do in the sec
ond division to a tie for fourth
place, only six games out of
first. The Manufacturers adj
vanced again last nisht as they
shut out Post Engineers Elec-
trio for the only sweep record
cd All other engagements were
81 decisions. Mastro Grocery
winning from l. O. O. F., Mil
Ter Insurance from Mount Glenn
ems Manufacturing. Altcs Lager
from Detroit News, Monitor
Leader from Packers Outlet and
Yde Grocery from Post Engl-
necrS Carpentry.
Art Olivier. Altes Lager vet
Gran. captured twin honorS with
pa game in a 800 series.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
Cleaners Sweep.
Take Over First

Super Cleaners held undisput-
cd possession of first place again
today i'm the Knights of Colum-
bus League at Bowl-O-Drome.
thanks TO its 40 victory Friday
over HillcreSt Studio. F. j. Mil
Ter Company. previously tied for
the top. dropped to second by
losing one game 10 Fraternal
Order Of Eagles. Lee Printing
stayed in the thick of the scram-
bic with shutout over Schunke
Jewelry In a fourth match the
Flyers won three points from
Henk Studio.
Louis Pelticr of Miller's estab-
lished two new league marks
with 255 game in a 633 series.
The Standings:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
Bar-B-Q Gains On
Leading Painters

Clinton Bar B @ took over
undisputed possession Of second
place and threa .ened LaCroiX
Painters and Decorators hold
on first last night in the Ladies
Major League at Bowl-O-Drome
by virtue Of 40 sweep over
the Decorators. Meanwhile J. q
J. Music dropped to third place
by LOSING all four points TO Don $
Five which advanced To fourth.
NJ. r. Anderson also registered a
s eep while in two other
matches Henk's Studio to o k
three points from Denmarsh
Hotel and Johnnie's Five split
even with Bath City Garage.
Merle Dehls had SOC for high
series while Erma Davis and
Lorraine Mason each shot 203
TO tie for high game honors.
Tho standings,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
Utica Downs
EastIand 34.29
See-Sow Bottle
Undecided Until End

In a see-sawing thriller which
saw the lead switched from one
squad TO the other, and then back
again. Utica finally edged East
land by "a 10 % al Eastlands
Grant gym, East Nine Mile road,
East Detroit, Friday night,
Utica got off 10 a nice start,
leading at the end of the first
quarter by l3 to 6, but lost the
advantage in the second quarter,
trailing Eastland by l point, with
the scoreboarding giving East
land Is. Utica IA
The third quarter ended with
Utica again i'm front with 20
points, but EaStland not far be-
hind with % tallies.
High score for the victors was
Jesse Bennett, forward, with IL
points. and Albersburg, guard.
followed on his heels with 10
llies. Art Cervone Eastland s
forward led his squad b. rack
ing up IA markers. Closest to
him, scoring points, was Stu
Harmon, guard
WinninG the opening { It, this
marks the initial loss for East
land high school They play
their next g9n,e with Madison
at Grant gym on Friday
The lineup.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
FOur-POint Win
Advance TaNiTnen

A 40 sweep for Fuller-Peltier
Taxi over Swan Drugs enabled
the former TO advance within
five points Of pacemaking Goe-
bel Beer in the aides Minor
League at BoWl-O-Drome Fri
day. Goebel took three points
from Pomcroy Insurance, drop
ping the latter 10 third place
Two other teams scored slams
d n. Cooley Morticians white
washing Schalm Beauty Shop
and TaSSie Tavern doing the
same TO Mount Clemens Skating
Arena Remaining matches re-
suited in 81 victories for Petch
Tool & Die over LaCroix &
Groesbcck and DenmarSh Marin
cr's Club over Barney's Tailors
High n arks were Pherne An
dreas 49+ series and Evelyn
StraSSburg 1872 game.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14

runner the other The naked
reverse was trotted out.
p D. was first to stress scout
ing m order to play to weakness
6. fortify against strength.
Haughton's inflcxible attitude
on questions of athletic ethics
made him = leader as boy on
Staten Island, where he was
born at Staten Island Academy
and Groton.
He proved himself a brilliant
and sound teacher at Cornell be-
fore leading his alma mater to
and through is golden era Of
football and had quickly restored
Columbia TO pigSkin prominence
when he died Of heart attack
on the practise field. Oct 81
1924 He died with his football
shoes on and with a record OF
never having ducked a stiff as
signment
Haughton, the coach. made
football followers forget Haugh-
ton, the player Tall and rangy.
six feet and weighing 100
pounds, with a large part Of his
weight in his legs. young Haugh-
ton won three football letters
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
LADIES' LEAGUE
Awards, krause
DCadIOcked at Ton

Alwardts Distributors and
Krause Service, deadlocked in
first place IN the Lutheran
League at Mount Clemens Recre-
alton, lost ground TO third place
d. N. Cooley Morticians Friday
when each of the co-ieaders
dropped two games. Krause lost
TO PriehS Sales and Alwardt's
bowed 10 Koppitz. The Morti-
clans came through with a 2-1
win over Mount Clemens Hard
ware and Alwardts Cafe won
by the same margin from Farm
ers Milling.
Hugo Madaus walked off with
double honors, having a 235
game in a 587 series.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
Ed Hottie Shoots
geo Thrpe-StrinS

Ed Kothc. anchoring for
Grim's Service. gave the bows in
the Monitor Leader b League
AZ Mount Clemens Recreation
something 10 shoot AT last week
when he mauled the sticks for
pa 232 and 1914 for 500. He
helped his team take a pair Of
games from league-leading Du-
'prey'S Serv ice. Meanwhile
Mount Clemens Recreation NOV
cd within one game Of tie for
first by scoring a sweep over
Hatch s Service. In other match
es Mount Clemens Rose Gardens
outshot Banner Linen twice and
Pagett a. Holmes took the odd
game from Brown e. Darnell.
The Cf., "a ,r1c,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
.Haughton Developed Kicking
Game and Changed Football

Pennsylvania varsity with its
guards back, 1916.
A GOOD KICKING AROUND
AT his playing peak i'm 1898.
Haughton was the star of team
which romped through one of
the Cantabs' toughest schedules
unbeaten and united in IL ex-
cursions, scoring 257 points
against 10 for the opposition.
The tables were turned on Penn,
1910, and Yale was belted, ITO.
Rain fell in torrents that late
November afternoon in New
Haven. and those who saw it
still contend Haughtons punt
ing was the greatest ever turned
in under the conditions. Going
back from his position at tackle,
Haughton' puntS in ankle deep
mud averaged so yards from the
line Of scrimmage. kept Old Eli
deep in It's own terrain.
Percy Haughton had the idea
kicking the other side into
trouble.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
Flowers Nearing
Tie For Top

A 40 victory over LaCroiX &
Groesbeck put Breitmeyer Flow
ers within one point Of tie for
first place with Nesbitt's Orange
Friday in the Ladies Friday
Night League at Macomb Recrc-
alton Nesbitt's had to be con-
tent with 81 decision over
Lorrainc's Tavern Priehs Sales
also scored a 81 decision over
Lorrain Tavern. Priehs Sales
also scored 81 win, defeating
Macomb Recreation, while
Teachers Club and River Pointe
Bar-B-Q halved their match
Spear OF Prichs Sales had
high series, 444, and also high
game, lie.
i
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
Richmond Lions
10 Donate Park
Invest in Development
OF Outdoor Recreation

RCHMOND-The Lions Club
Of this community. through its
president, F. Scott Burke, this
week announced purchase of 40
acres Of land outside the village,
at a cost Of $4,000, for the de
vclopment of community park
and picnic grounds.
The property. which has been
rapidly developing under the do
mated part-time labor Of club
members. is on high land two
miles out North Main street, at
Clay street
When completed i'm time for
next summers picnic season, it
will be furnished with tables.
benches. outdoor ovens, games
courts and children'S playground
equipment.
The Lions Club project will
be Richmond's first community
party dedicated solely to non
commercial public use. Although
title TO the land will remain in
possession of the club, its facili-
ties will belong 10 lovers of the
outdoors, President Burke states
A handsome grove of trees is in
cluded in the site.
When weather permits, bust
ncsSmen members of the club
have been donning overalls and
work shirts, and getting the park
ready All members have help
cd. Those particularly active in
clude; Fred Penwardcn, Ben
Duengle. Fred Zuehlke, Don
Hosea and Harvey Brandle.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
Fircnnen Save
Defense Plant

Quick action by the Warren
township fire department saved
most of the machines and equip
ment in a defense plant Sunday
evening at 100, when flames en-
quilted the furnace room Of the
Quality Engineering and Manu-
featuring company 1865 East
Nine Mile road. Warren town
ship. il was revealed today.
According TO the Waterman,
An. explosion preceded the blaze.
which spread rapidly. running
the furnace room and part Of The
roof Origin OF the fire was said
10 be an overheated furnace.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
oNI.MlNUTE SPORTS PAGE

The con, Clark Grtfh provided 10 decide the site Of
SUNDAYS po football poyo the used 10 decide
where the seventh game the 924 world series between the
Cisnts ond 0enotors would be pioyed Howard Donnyl
Ooyle ouord the ONohomo A9eIes basketball team hot
pov a. Garden onont the Doyle who couGht tor
Louisville and With the Boston Red Sox He's post 9rod
student And Coach Floyd Mdet OF Br9how Young COM
poins that freshmen bosketboers oil runts obou
SIX feet two The Utica. n Y Eastern Leogue boil club
con' novelty record Of some sort the only one lon
" owned bv woman Mrs Fronces Mcconnell ond priest
Rev Harold J Mortn Wbos this story that Cro9 Wood hos
soned up as COLI pro Tor BIG mail order house,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
The Monitor-Leader
TUESDAY DECEMBER ID, l943 PAGE Il
Dromers Win Two
From U.A.W. Team

Although outrolled in total
pins. BoWl-O-Drome won two
games Saturday from L A W Of
RoSeville in a Macomb All Star
League matCn AT RoSevllc Re
creation The Dromcrs. paced
by FLOYD Frederick s $50 shot
874 800 and 9la for 1921 against
JAW ( 863 q42 and $50 for 2657.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
The Standings
YANK CHILDREN
PLAY SANTA

American children play Santa
Claus TO their less fortunate
brothers and sisters when the
JUNIOR Red Cross routes hard
candies, marbles. dolls, soap and
other welcome gifts to the child
rem Of England, Russia, Alaska
the Virgin Islands, Central and
South America.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
LADIES MAJOR LEAGUE
Decorators Take Edge
in Match Contest

With Josie Scott getting 524
and skip Quessenberry $40, La
Croix Painters and Decorators
edged out Sixth e. Third Garage
Of Detroit in match game at
Log Cabin Sunday. The Painters
had 779, 800 and $50 for 2428
while the Detroiters shot 758.
ga and 100 for 2422.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
Sports Roundup
By Hugh Fullerton, Jr.

NEW YORK Dec II - tAPl - Anniversary: The
year ga viii mark the 5Oth anniversary Of the time Harry
Stevens bod BRIGHT dec ond printed score cords 10 sell
baseball comes And YOU still cont tell the players With
out EN- especially this year II oso viii be the 18th
snrversor, OF the beginning Of intercollegiate football
koh be GOOD 10y the groundwork for tootbol ho
OF for,e New Brunswick where the first intercollegiate
came vas poyed between Rutgers and Princeton rs the
Iooco spot ord We can Rutgers poers
who beono IN the boil - poul Robson ood Homer Hozel
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
GENTLE PASTiME

Cable report from Buenos Aires soys tho the rvelry
between neehborhood football clubs hos resulted
in two casualties within the post fortnight two weeks to
youse mugs The other doy the manager OF teom
shot and killed 7-yeorol spectator who rushed onto
the field with other TONS during wild game, played in
port without O referee The manager thon outron
the crowd week before another spectator, who
Threatened referee, wounded by club official
They should get Bill Klein down there TO dow that line.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
By HARRY GRAYSON
NEA Sports Editor

Percy Duncan Haughton was
the great kicker who developed
the kicking game.
Percy Haughton revolutioniz-
ed football from an inverted
tug-o' war I'm which strength and
Drawn prevailed into a contest OF
skill and timing He was first TO
see that footballs tactics and
strategy were susceptible of ire
mendouS development Scientfi-
eslly. He graspcd that many of
its details, neglected as unim-
portant or subsidiary by others,
could be made prime factors.
p D. : teams kicked and wait
cd for the breaks, conserved en-
ergy for a drive when within
striking distance. He depended
upon a punter, swift ends to get
down under his Spirals and a
stout line His became the sys-
tenn Of Hurry Up Yost Of Michi-
gan, Andy Smith of California
and many other coaches of re-
noWn.
Haughton saw the possibility
Of the specialists even if they
were men who could do little
more than the one thing-the
punter who could be sent in to
kick out Of danger or set the adj
versary back on its heels, the
place and dropkicker. the passer.
Haughton introduced pSy-
chology into football When he
took over the. coaching assign
ment at Harvard in 1908, a myth
had grown that the Yale Bull
dog couldn't be leaShcd. p D..
called the Eli varsity Big Blue
Bluff, made his young men be-
lieve it SO thoroughly that the
bluff was called successfully.
p D. shortened the forward
pass, transformed il from a long
gamble 10 a quick scoring threat
His receivers we're the first to
faint a,,I oc.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
SERVICE DEPT.

Just 70 be different the Keeser Field MISS athletic
Sept stored OF December competition with post-ide Golf
tournor1ent entries from 2 field squadrons One
pf he hottest boxing shows IN Iceland the out9rowh OF
teud between neohbornq infantry outfits the
ship Of DOC that both claimed their mascot Sports
cour1nst Gene Gaff ond matchmaker Luck Luchese per-
suoded them settle the rnq instead Of informally
one corbot correspondent Wior Frank reports thot
Marine which hit the Jsps and oooln FOR s. days
hos beer ncknared Murders Row" It's in the 943
World Series Marion Rogers the South PIoins Tex)
Army Ar Fields All America Service Team ouord played the
entire with his right hand heavily topped he bod
ptnched nerve he explained which "sou slowed down.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
LEO WASN'T LION

Leo the Lion Houek, Penn Stote', veteron boxing
coach gave up boxing with his pupils otter Billy Soose
and Steve Hsros left college but he had TO beck in
harness this because OF the monpo~er shortage.
The other doy Leo doing pretty well for guy
S. yeos old when orooker asked why don't you put
on the gloves ottener leo'' Houek merely opened
his mouth pointed at his brdee~ok ond replied There's
cold in them r,ountines, teller.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
HAUGHTON THE GENERAL

HaughtOn produced the unbal-
anced line. both guards on the
same side OF the center, conCCn-
trating power at the striking
point That gave his teams
punch To offset the loss Of the
element OF surprise, Haughton $
backs concealed the ball, fcint-
cd, crossed and worked delayed,
double, triple and lateral passes.
Interference went one way, the
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
b. LEAGUE

Hawaiian women we're put 10
death, as late as 1919. II they ate
bananas. cocoanuts, pork, tur-
ties. or certain fish.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14

America has produced ball
bearings so small that they can
replace the jewels in watch
movements.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14

A herd of reindeer constitutes
wealth in Siberia, where they
provide milk, flesh, skins and
transportation.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
RESER YES

Centers Means. Shaw.
ForWards--Charbeneau, Gier-
son. Elliot. Servo.
Guards -Thoel, Matt. Baxter
Sheldon, Lane.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
THE ROSTER
VARSITY

Centers 49, LiStenbee. Mas.
PleCue.
Forwards -- Cont. Vickers.
Schroeder, Bliss, Hill, Gale.
GuardS-RoSs, Sahrow. Poto-
roka, Roberts. Peters. Torrey.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
MCHS 10 Lose
Star Players
by Mid-Season
Cooch Quinn Risks
Record OF No Losses
For Basketball Openers
Nv RICHARD ARNESEN

Coach Roy n Quinn who has
never lost an opening game risks
MS record once more tonight
when the BatherS begin the
1913 ~ season against Rose
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
THE SCHEDULE

AWAY
Crosse Polnte-Dec IT.
East Dctroit-Jan. 10.
RoseVille-FCb. 3.
Royal Oak-Feb. II
Hazel Park Feb. Is.
Part Huron-Mar 3.
HONE
RoSeVille-Dec. IA.
Royal Oak-Jan I
Port Huron-Jan. IL.
Hazel Park. Jan 25.
East Detroit, Feb. !
Crosse POintc. Fob. 4
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
The Standings:
LADIES MINOR LEAGUE
SORR Y, BUT

SPOKANE, Wash - Children
at Irving school are enjoying in
Internationally.
II kept the schools four JAM
tors from work.
The youngsters are vacation
ing while the janitors recover.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14
STARTERS FOR TONIGHT

Bob Peters and Bill Ross have
been named as starters for to-
night at the guard position. An
other back court combination is
Victor Potoroka and John Rob
crtS both January graduates.
These boys. veterans Of past
seasons, have a kccncr compre-
henSion Of competition than the
others but their mid season
graduation means that Coach
Quinn viii have 10 use some
other combination as regulars to
insure a smooth-running team
for the entire season.
Starting for the reserves viii
be James Servo and Jim Char
beneau AZ forwards. Albert Matz
and Arnold Thocl al the guard
position. and James Means
tipping off at Center.
Both teams viii use man to
man defense.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-14

IT'S WI "a tN'A' lllFl' AVIlA ~
when the BatherS begin the
1913 - season against Rose
vile.
Starting from scratch Coach
Quinn has found II difficult 10
initiate all OF the boys TO his
style Of play, while Coach
Hayes OF RoScvillc is offering
the results Of twelve years Of
preparation.
Herbert Listenbee Will start
Al center tonight, and Will be re-
licvcd by Wayne Mas and Bill
Plcguc. Jerry Cont Is slated for
the berth at left forward, but
there IS a little problem concern
ing the disposition OF the other
forward Lyle Bliss. the Bather's
spcedieSt court player. would
have II regularly, but his gradu-
alton at mid-tcrm viii mean the
breaking in Of another partner
for Cont. Consequently. Coach
Quinn is training both Ray
NIckcrS and Clarence Schroeder
10 FIJI IN for Bliss.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-14

legislative reapportionment and
other reforms in Lansing. He was
elected unanimously w.
The Detroit councilmen had the
few desks in the room; the out
county supervisors were packed
on benches, and Mayor Jeffries
and City Treasurer Cobo squeezed
into a corner back of the rostrum.
County Clerk Lingeman. clerk
of the supervisors. then read AZ
communications, including one
from Sheriff Baird complaining
about the increase in homeless
dogs. and the slow-moving proc
IeSses OF county government got
under way for another year.
Gartner said he would announce
his comm ittee appointments
Friday.