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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-10-12

+be fo~ why
BUT ,he rshops continued TO Sunday ond lightning don
e once hot memorable doy. but three times rust tne
uno,uou, choice Of the boebo TONS the ST. LOUIS Sordnos
nod their red WINGS trimmed thus grounding them hopeessY
To continue St. orys High School football tenn toeed the
x,u,ed Jones Ferrdoe ond oied TO dent he strong
defense A ,toeky hofboek Jerome Mulens wos the df'e'
ne o he ~os for oil the scoring The doy ended
nth ,he Lions the reuvenoted Detroit pro teom tokne
.L inc from the Boy Poek ond Just about shoftens
their hopes FOR the championship = " -.
The toooer come Mondoy the St LOUIS CordinoS 'oS
tce in TWO doys ond four in the lost tive games 10 re
eose the orosp on the World Championship God lte 'o'
viii GROW thin If he hos 90 through onother week end such
l>odino Mount Clemens Sunday will be Lee Hort ond his
& SteDhons Hoh School oobol sQuod to Poy ~ WofY
oh N their centennial gone Hort coached the - Nofy
teor FOR few yeo resigned this yeor IN toVof OF me
Port Huron tenn At Stephens Hort hos powerful outt
which hos first games OF the seoson ms oo
rdov they upset the tovoed eon1 Monne City roy Cross'
32.6 HIS outstanding bocked mon IS Dick MoVeety me
quarterback who poyed the entire 90 minutes ond sho"eo
he copobtes as field general Port Huron showed cons
er Ground ooinna ottock with Jim Foyed the lett holt Sco
mo four times Bob Peterson In oddton the Work
~ Copton Joe Aboo ond Pot Mercuno "os outstonon9
Cooh Steve Morris ST Mors will work on plons ths week
~ bottle I'D Foved the ostes bockteId mon on me
Sonts teom Il he be stopped, holt the bottle IS won
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koppitz, krouse Co-Own
First in Lutheran League

oppitZ Beer and KrauSe
Service are co owners OF first
place today IN the l. u h g n
League at Mount Clemens Rec
reation Each chalked up a shut
out last Friday, koppltz defeat
ing Mount Clemens Hardware
and Krause winning from Al
wsrdts Cafe. Alwardts DiStrib-
utors, previous pacemaker, drop
ped two games to ID. n. Cooley
MorticianS while Priehs Sales
won pair from Farmers Mill
ing.
Jack Miller's 236 for Priehs
and George Alwardts 562 for
Koppitz were high scores.
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Brennimon Sets Poce
in Ladies' Mojor League

As the result of 40 victory
over Bsrnett's Dress Shop, La
Croix Painters and Decorators
moved within one point Of tie
for first place with Clinton Bar
B @ in the Ladies Major League
at Bowie Drome last night. The
best Clinton could do was come
up with a 81 win over NJ r..
Anderson. Dad Rustic Rest
scored sweep over Veda S
Beauty Salon while Henk Stu
do won three points from Bath
City Garage and j. & j Music
won by the same margin from
Johnnie's Five DonS Five and
Denmarsh Hotel halved their
match.
Leona BrennIman Of Dad 5 set
the individual pace with sos
while Erma Davis Of Don Five
had high game, 2l3.
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Flyers Tie for Second
With Sweep Over Eagles

A sweep over Fraternal Or
der of Eagles put the Flyers in
a tie for second place with F. j.
Miller Company Friday in he
Knights Of Columbus League at
Bowl-O- Drome The best Miller
could do was split four points
equally with Henk Studio. Pace
making Super Cleaners also had
TO be content with a draw in
their match with Schunke Jew
elry. HillcreSt Studio and Lee
Printing also halVed their en-
gagement.
Johnny Nunnally of Super
walked away with double hon
ors, having go game in SOC.
The STANDINGS.
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liebermon's Tiehtens Grip
on First Place at Mocomb

Helen Lieberman team boil
stored its grip on FIRST place FRI
dsy in the Ladies Friday Night
League Al Macomb Recreation
by virtue OF 40 victory over
Teachers Club A second sweep
was recorded by LaCroix and
Croesbeck over Macomb Recre-
alton BreitmeYer Flowers, IN
second place. won three points
from Priehs Sales while River
pointe Bar 30 and Lorraine
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81. MarY's
Loses Third
Game Of Year
FerndoIe Team
Responsible
for $50 Defect

st. Mary'S High School is
looking ahead today with re-
neWed vigor TO the Centennial
Celebrations when they h o ]
their Centennial game Sunday.
against St. Stephan's of Port HUI
ron, coached by their former
mentor, Lee Hart, disregarding
the three previous lickings they
had taken from strong Catholic
league rivals.
Their latest mishap occurred
S IN d ay when they met the
strongest second division foot
ball team in the Detroit area, st.
James of Ferndale, and went
down to a $50 defeat admins
tered single handed by a flashy
right halfback, jerome Mullens.
Mullens scored three touch
downs personally and tossed 10
mate for fourth. In addition
he kicked the extra points sue
cesstully after each touchdown.
st. Mary's nearly avoided the
whitewash in the dying minutes
of the last quarter when o Brien
on sleeper threw long pass 10
Coulter who camouflaged the
play by laying down. He Jump
ed off the ground, caught the
! ball, and ran TO the two yard
line. The play was recalled how
ever, when the referee ruled,
he was on the ground when the
ball was snapped.
ST. James scored early in the
first period when slaShing run
ming attack brought the bail 10
within the shadows OF the goal
From there Mullens went over
for the first score. He followed
with the FIRST OF his four success
full conversions
When a ST. Mary's kick was
blocked in the second quarter.
ST. James took the ball on the
five yard line and promptly
made good when Mullens went
over for the second marker. His
kick was again good.
In the third quarter, Mullens
climaxed series of runs by
making the third score. and the
extra point.
The last score was made - the
fourth tanZa when Mullens
threw touchdown pass 70
Scrimger. The extra point was
good.
ST. Mary's attempted eight
passes, but completed only two,
and had two intercepted, while
St James completed one out of
three. In first downs both
schools were lied. holding seven
apiece. Both had two penalties
each.
The starting lineup was:
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Sports
At a Glance
LITTLE John
HAS Rad
WEEK

Little John unhoppy For him u dsosterous week
end Al his tovoute lost Not OF them fulfilled his
hopes Todoy ne O discouraged only Frdoy thot
he predicted ho would be the busiest ond hoppest week
end for the sports enthusiasts Mount Clemens II
certon busiest but the teors streonne from his eyes
oren't signs Of happiness
N oil storted Frdoy Tho the doy Mount Clemens
Hoh School Huron the onnuoi Little Brown ke9
classic The holt played 70 OF thinking os
,he Bohers completely oueossed the Tunneie teom Fronk
Seeor dosaone him the Huron eooeh, must hove hod the
victory word for his boys out IN the second portion
ond edged fovorte sons he Bothe p'oy fhe" ne
Eost Detroit having moved the game
Frdoy permit Coooh BuekhoI 10 oct os mentor OF
Clemens High he will leove '"n,edote
" otter GONE report for duty with the Navy on tndoy
The showed their determination proetse yeste
do with the victory denied them for their coach
FridoN
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LADIES FRIDAY MIGHT
LEAGUE
WoIcott's Tokes Sole
Possession OF First

Wolcotts Mill took over un-
disputed possession of first place
last night in the B-l League at
Macomb Recreation, thanks TO
It's 40 victory over Mount Glenn
ems Dairy and the 81 setback
of Batkins Radio by State Farm
Insurance. Batkins previously
was tied for the No. ] slot Two
other teams came through with
81 wins, Franks Market de
feating BannoW Drug and Pepsi
Cola downing Independents
Cliff Jones OF State Farm
walked away with honors, haV-
ing a ola game IN 537.
The standings.
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Bathers PLAY
East Detroit
Tomorrow
Seek Revenge
for Detect
in Port Huron

Remember Port Huron is
echoing through the Mount
Clemens High School football
camp today a. the Bathers pre-
pare 10 battle East Detroit GRID
ders tom rrow afternoon on
their home field starting at $50
p m.
Frustrated in their attempt to
win the game from Port Huron
Friday for their coach, Ernest
Buckholz, who is leaving for the
Navy this week, they will re-
ceiVe one more chance to give
their mentor 4 fitting farewell
gift. Wednesday, < m was
originally scheduled for Friday
but was moved up. Friday is the
DAY Buckholz is TO report for
duty
In addition TO losing the game
Friday, 20-l2, the hitherto un-
beaten BstherS lost the coveted
Little Brown Keg which had
decorated the Mount Clemens
High School trophy case for the
past five years.
The squad put in hard prac-
tiSe yesterday but is physically
FIT for the East Detroit game.
The team played It's usual AZ
gressive game, but the favored
Port Huron Tunnelites had too
many guns for the Bathers.
Going into the game the Reds
held decisions over RoseVille
and Ferndale Ann Arbor holds
the lone victory scored against
the forces of Coach Frank Sc
cory. The local team had won
from Royal Oak and Van Dyke.
The game was played before APP
proximately 1000 enthusiastic
fans.
Port Huron paced by the fast,
hard passing of Earl Floyd and
tricky running of Al TOuma
edged out Mount Clemens and
took the Little Brown Keg
which had repoSed in the city
for five years.
A tpoff on how the game was
TO 20 didn't come until the end
OF the first quarter when dlmln-
utiNe Jimmie Charbeneau ripped
off a 40-yard run, advancing the
ball into enemy territory. Twice
more Charbeneau picked the
holes and brought the ball into
scoring position, + ere BOZ
Manning cracked The right side
Of Fort Huron $ line for the first
score of the game.
Scooping up bounding kick
off, Lyle Bliss galloped Is yards
through the Port Huron team
for the Bather'S second tally.
Both tries for extra point were
unsuccessful
Port Huron retaliated in the
third quarter with Touma scor-
ing their first touchdown. Their
second score came late IN the
same period when Floyd tossed
a 80 yard pass beyond the Mount
Clemens secondary and into the
hands of Jack Slingerland, end.
Floyd passed to End Carl Street
er for the extra point
With Port Huron leading by
one point, play in the last pc
Rod was Spasmodic. Scrimmage
shifted from one end Of the field
To the other, neither team NOV
ing into scoring position. With
two and one half minutes TO go
Mount Clemens was penalized
| yards, bringing the ball down
10 her 20 yard line. A line buck
by Touma Melted eight yards. On
the second play Myron scored on
a pass from Floyd, Myron faded,
faxed a pass to Streeter, then
Sprinted through tackle for the
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Irwin, Frederick Aid
Drome in AIl-Stor Win

With Clint Irwin getting 500
and Les Frederick Glib, Bowl-O-
Drome walked off with 80
victory over Klee of Detroit in
Macomb All-Stars l. ag u G
match at Bowl-O-Drome Satur-
day The Dromers aggregat 4
2772 on games of 935, 905 and
933. klee's had 843. $40 and 867
for $3.50. Irwin closed his Sc
ries with 255 game. Fred
erick's high was a 236 opener.
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The standings:
LADIES MAJOR LEAGUE
EXHIBITION TOUR

POCATELLO, Idaho. Oct II
p A t3 TO victory put
an American League baseball
team one up on It's National
League rival in their exhibition
tour. 1t was the second consecu-
tive win for the Americans, who
Sunday won 6-5 at Salt Lake
City TO even the teams scoring
at three games each.
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Next misfortune hltl0 thot
COLLEGE town or Ann ArbOr
With enough Mount CIemen-
tines m the stonds to tlIl one
section OF the huge tootbo'I
oreno. the team roted the best
IN the country Of the stort Of
the seoson DIDN'T even rote
Oueried one fon. J hear
Michioon hos O tootbo ! J
teoro GulIbIe Little John.
"Yes they hove Answered
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MAIDEN VOYAGE

First whaleback steamer to
cross the Atlantic, the SIS Charles
w. Wetmore, sailed from Du-
luth. Mimi, on June IL, 1871,
carrying a cargo of grain for
Liverpool, England.
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City EIevens Suffer Weekend Defeats
Port Huron
Overpowers
Bathers

OLD GLORY WAVES on a typ
ically American scene as two
youthful football squads backed
by their supporters. numbering
over 1000. join in friendly bat
tie.
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Football
Notes
BY RAY LORWAY

Blocking and tackllng VIII be
stress ID in ST. Mary High
School football workouts this
week following a $50 defeat
al the hands of St James of
Ferndale. The Mountaineers on
more than one occasion had a
ST. James man trapped behind
the line of Scrimmage, only 20
see the runner wriggle out of
their grasp and reel off long
gain. On the other hand, the st.
Mays backs received little aid
from blockerS on their end runs.
The local lads don't have
TO hang their heads in shame
at being beaten by ST. James.
The Ferndale team is unde-
feated so far this season and
Outweighed the MOuntaineerS
by at least 10 pounds to the
man.
Jerome Mullens, right half
back on the Ferndale eleven,
showed the boys how il was
done Besides kicking every
point after touchdown, he had
a hand in all the scoring.
Justice Donald j. Parent at
tended Sundays tilt fresh
from watching the Michigan
Notre Dame struggle on Sat-
urday. Don. who attended No
tire Dame at one time, praised
the performance Of Angelo
Bertelli. He said the ball hand
ling of the Rambler quarter
back was superb.
Speaking Of ball handling. the
MountaineerS lost couple of
scoring chances Sunday when
they fumbled at critical mo-
mentS.
At times, the ground attack
of the locals functioned very
well. Several nice runs were
made by st. Mary's backs. and
with sharper blocking they
might have scored.
Len Brindley was seen at the
half talking TO officials Of the
game. We think he was getting
some tips on the art of referee
ing. Or was il the other way
around, Leonard
49,
Lee "CurIy" Fredericks was
in attendance, possibly scout
ing for another Homer Van
HOIlenbeck TO send to Illinois.
One Of the boys he took to his
alma mater, Clyde Perkins OF
st. Clair Shores, made one Of
the longest runs Of the day in
the Illinois Wisconsin game
last Saturday.
Lee Hart. former ST. Mary's
mentor was in the stands watch
ing the struggle He brings his
ST. Stephan's eleven of Port HUI
ron 10 the Cass avenue field next
Sunday for the Centennial en-
gagement. This & a m should
really draw crowd providing
the weather is good.
Farmers this year are asked
to produce 573 billion eggs.
enough to make a path Of eggs
10 feet wide around the earth at
the equator.
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Farmers this year are asked
TO produce 57.3 billion eggs.
enough to make a path Of eggs
10 feet wide around the earth at
the equator.
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First auto TO reach two-mile-
a -minute speed was a Stanley
Steamer. in 1904. The car was
thoroughly streamlined.
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The hair in violin bows Is OBJ
tanned from white horses.
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The Monitor-Leader
TUESDAY OCTOBER E. l943 PAGE %

Tavern halVed their match.
c. Papajohn of Macomb Rec
reation annexed double honOrs
with l69 in 438.
The standings.
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Tunes Herald staff Photo.
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At times. the ground attack
of the locals functioned very
well. Several nice runs were
made by st. Mary's backs. and
with sharper blocking they
might have scored.
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POULTRY 8 EGGS.

STARTED CHICKS for sale 3 to wks.
old. Vienna l10-J. or Rockville 791-M.
PULLFTS. laying two months, Barred and
White Rocks and New H Reds, about 400,
at So ca; blood-tested and mated. See
M: Brokmeyer. located on Georgia ave.
90 miles past Silver Spring traffic light.
Turn right hard road across Rockview
fruit stand. Seventh house right.
Feed available my dealer re
Evening star., 1943-08-02
COAL. WOOD, FUEL OIL
FARM T. GARDEN.

FIREPLACE LOGS, dry, $18 cord
del. Colonial CordW'd Co., DI.2415.