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La gaceta., 1943-10-11
LOS AEROPLANOS AMERICA
NOS DERRIBARoN 1O2 AERO
PIANOS ALEMANES
Custodiaron a las Fortalezas VO
Iantes los Cazas "Thunderbolt'

Londres, Oct H. Las "Forta-
lezas Volantes" americanas Gus
todiadas por cazas "Thunderbolt''
derribaron aver, en- operaciones
diurnas, 102 aeroplanos alemanes.
Atacaron los aparatos americanos
los centres ferrocarrileros de Nun
ster y Coesfeld y un aerodromo en-
Holanda.
Sc perdieron 80 Fortalezas Y 2
cazas, dando a los americanos una
ventaja de tres aparatos por uno.
"Los alemanes caian como mos
cas-. En- este mes va lie han sido
destruidos al enemigo 429 avio-
mes.
Mas de 400 aeroplanos, bajo ell
mando del teniente general Eaker,
tomaron parte en- los ataques.
En- dos semanas Sc han arroja-
do 10000 toneladas de bombas en-
territorio aleman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
At Camp Leieune

Lieutenant Speth. a tackle. and
Behan. an end, played with the
Lions last season. They play
with the Camp Lejeune North
Cardinal service eleven. Among
other Lions playing with serv-
ice teams is Mickey Sanzotta,
who plays in the Jacksonville
(Fla.) naval air station back
field.
Clare Randolph. outstanding
center with the famous Lions
who won the league champion
ship in 1885. was a drop in
visitor at the Lions Gu b
Yesterday, and of course Sink
which's name came up, after
the young stars fine perform
ance in the capital city.
THE thing I like about Sink
witch il that when cOrnered he
lodges his WAY out or II he can't
make II that way he will crack
his way out of the hole" RAN
dolph declared. II would like
TO see Sinkwich behind a strong
fast charging line"
Were Randolph one 10 boast
the former pro star. now a sue
cessful attorney in Detroit,
might have added that a fast
charging line was boosted by
the championship Lions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Fastest on Team

Though a center. by the lay
men not generally associated
with speed on the gridiron,
Randolph was actually the fast
est runner on his team, includ-
ing backs.
Mandel and Randolph got 10
talking about Morrie Britt, an
end with the Lions In 1871. VINO
has boceme a war hero after
having belted out a dozen or
more Japs, give or take
couple Of worms. Mandel said
he read il in The Detroit Times.
Claire hadn't gotten around 20
his Times for the day and was
Sarprised and pleased. Though
not teammates, Clare and Britt
are friends.
With the Lions game with
fhe Phn-Pitts at Pittsburgh
coming up Sunday Mandcl re-
called that Britt was also The
hero Of a Lions victory over
ne Philadelphia club here
"YoU remember that game,
don't you CIare?" Mandel
asked.
Clare did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Lead Is Increased
Bv Vernon Women
BY HAROLD KAHL

Mary Farhat. 81 average, paced
the Varsity Ladies with l72.
Hohlfeldt's 1855 and 1867 are
new standards in Nick Blossom 5
DENLY Senior where Ross Hor-
locker bagged 256 Joe Oldford.
50 average, defeated Spence Get
tig. 90 average. by 4S pins with
339 to 291 Wayne RamSay's
GIT was responsible for Rayner
regaining the lead in the Riviera
House when G.. e. K upset Radio
Joe Bommarito's 242 stood out
as Boydell's margin was shaved to
a game in the Cadillac $50.
Other league highs Ruth
SwanSon'S 166 in the State Fair
Ladies D.. Earl Miller'S 243 in the
TeamSterS Ed Korte'S 219 in
the Riley Stoker Bill Veins
233 in the Rolawile House q.
Al Gabbard'S 253 in the Ford
Office Ted Birk'S $40 and Lou
Meyers pa in the Argyle $50 and
S25 Marv Tupy's DID, in the
Fire Dept. No. ! and Joe
Mitshkun's 248 in the Orient
Junior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Sports
Group Of Lions
In Armed Forces,
At Sunday Game
By LEO MACDONELL

Sitting on the bench with the
Lions. from which points Of
vantage as spectators they
watched the Detroit cleNcnS
stirring football battle with the
Redskins in Washington sun
day were three fine looking
marine lieutenantS.
From left 10 right they were
Dave Schreiner, George Speth
and Ed Behsn. All three are
property of the Lions and al
three 10 Fred l. Mandei and
Gus DoraiS expressed their de-
sire TO be with the Lions when
they get out Of service.
Boy. they would look good
In our lineup now" Dorais eN-
pressed a longing for the day
when the United Nations
achieve their victory and re-
store the world 10 sanity
program which in the minds Of
national football men means
the return of many fine Amer
lean boys 10 pro football.
The records reveal that near
" 400 OF the leagues players
went into service. Fifty Of them
are Lions. A few returned, given
their honorable discharges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Ruffin Winner
In Two Rounds

NEW YORK, Nov. IS CUP)-
Bobby Ruffin of New York, No. l
lightweight contender, knocked
out Joey Bagnato of Toronto in
the second round of a "tuneup'
fight at st. Nicholas Arena last
night Bagnato was foored four
times.
A crowd OF 3,607-including
lightweight champions" B o b
Montgomery and Sammy Angott
saw Referee Jim Crowley count
out the Canadian slugger at 2;24
of the second session in their
scheduled 10-round bout.
1t was RuffinS last prep" fight
before meeting Angott, the Ma
tional Boxing Associations light
weight king, in a 10-round non
title match al Madison Square
Garden. Nov. %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Fight Results
BY United Press

BY United fress
New York tst. Nicholas Arena - Bobby
Runln 1874. New York. knocked oul
Fatta i34I. Newhurgh. y. Y won on
disqualification from Eddie Dow. l3s
Newark, y. J t5li Bernie Bernard lZs
New YORK deeisioued SAMMY. sugliant
1851. Jersey City 90 Bobby Henry. l2s,
1851 Bsyonns n J. (el Beilessndrr
Corubia. l4gH New York. decislonec
Jerry McGet i471 New York 90.
New Britain. Conn Joey Peralta, lse
scrsn,o. Pa Joe Dinofrio. 49, Free.
land. Pa decisioned Lester Young. 1875
. ', Ns%srF Tony Riecio. Jas
Bayorne y J drcisioped Danny Martin
49, Newark 80. GIN Jones. lllt1
Newark dec.sloned charlie Jones 1879.
New York 81 Joe Curcio ~ Newark
deciaoned Freddy Graham. i52A. New
Atlantic. city. y J-Buy Furone. iie
Philadelphia, decisioned Babe Gaien'o
New Have Haven. Conn. julie Kogon. l23.
Newark. knocked out Lew Maxwell. la2.
Newark X J. 80; Joe Gamaro. l4l New
York. technically knocked out Chick san
ten,- l42 Bridgeport q q
Providence r. T-Tppy Larkir lfi.
Garfeld y. J. decisioned Al Costa. ife
Woonsocket. r. l. Go): oscar Lewis. 1913.
Newark. n j.. deoisioued Pat Demers.
i3T Brockton. Mass 49,
Chicago-Jlmmy Reeves. ITO Cleveland
decisioned OTIS McGRAW. l7n. DETROIT
t7l: Arthur McWhorter. l75. Cary ~
cisioned EDDIE SARKEsIAN. lT5. DE-
TROIT t6). BILL GRlER $50 De
TROIT. drew with isadore Miner Isl
Chicago f6l.
san Francisco Eddie Hudson, 1873 san
Francisco tknd Jorge Morelia. 1872
Mexico city 80; Aaron little Tiger
Wade 1Ss san Francisco tkO'd Eddie
Guerra 1854. New York C1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Fans Told About
Ohio State

Bill Barclay, assistant coach
and scout of the University of
Michigan, told The Detroit Times
Downtown Quarterbacks the VOL
verines would face a tough foe in
Ohio State this weekend at Ann
Arbor
I've have yet TO beat a Paul
Brown team. And IL you know
Columbus and High street you
know all the defeats of the sea-
son will be forgotten I'm a gen.
eral rejoicing II the Buckeyes
humble Michigan. Ohio has
speed and enthusiasm. If they
get a few breaks you can't tell
what may happen"
Gus Dorais and Fred Mandel
of the Lions told of their teams
plans for another year. Gus also
told some of the highlghts of
Sundays game in Washington.
He was most liberal in his praise
of Sammy Baugh.
Pictures of the Chicago Bear
Green Bay Packer game were
shown. Movies of the Michigan
Ohio State game are scheduled
for next Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Transfers
Hit Foe
Of Irish

IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. 10 CUP)
The Iowa Pre-fight Seahawks
have lost seven squad members
six through transfers and one
from injuries-aS they prepared
for the Notre Dame game Satur-
day.
Coach Don Faurot said that the
transfers involve three of his
starting lineup. They are: Jack
Williams, regular quarterback;
Len Heinz. starting left halfback,
and Bob Hook. left guard. Second
team transfers include: Ivan Zie-
barth and Ed Kardinak, guards,
and Angelo Guerrero, second
team center.
The transfers are effective to-
day, Faurot said. -
Cadet Frank MaZnicki, regular
right halfback. will be Sidelined,
Faurot said, unless his right knee,
injured in the Camp Grant game
Saturday. shows considerable i'm
pTOVement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16

Taking advantage of postpone
ment by Selma Myers Kinney
team due to the Central States
tournament, Edwardina Coy'S YER
nor's today had increased its lead
to two games in the Women s
Travelling Bowling League.
Led by Connie Powers with 513
Vernor's needed only 1898 to win
three points from Bobby Huard s
State Fair Recreation, which had
1898.
Dot Merchants Mt. Elliott Rec
reation broke its tie with Alice
Loves New Fairview Recreation
when il swept Edith Schultz Rain
bow Recreation, 1852 to 1921, win
ming the first and second games by
% sticks and the final by p. Miss
Merchant was high with 22l in
593 followed by Bea Howdieshell
with. 209 in $40. Helen Mack had
219 in 533 for the losers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Tulsa May Play
March Field II

LOS ANGELES. Nov rs UP)
Tulsa University indicated
and tied once this season. vas
sought today 10 oppose The March
Field. Cal. Fourth Air Force
Filters for the All-Paciflc ReCrea-
ton Fund football game on -
y. The fund committee. head
by film comedian Joe f. BrowS
announced that the once defeated
hierS who boast victories OYER
California and the San
Diego Naval Training Station
eleven have agreed 10 play IN the
game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16

the entire country. The Lions
got him via the draft but ne
Joined the marines instead.
In fact. the Lions drafted
three of the top ends in their
respective secuons--Schreminer
in the Midwest. George Posch-
ner of University of Georgia,
who caught frankie Sinkwich's
passes, and Bert Kuczyniski,
University of Pennsyl "a n a.
Poschner is in service and
Kuczynish. honora bly, dis
charged from the army, played
in his first game with the Lions
Sunday and showed well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
BIoodworth, Tiger
Star, Is Induced

Second baSeman Jimmy Blood
worth is the 30th Detroit Tiger to
enter the country's armed forces.
Twenty-Five years old and
father, Jimmy has been indicted
into the army at Apalachicola,
Fla. He came TO the Tigers two
years ago with Roger Cramer in
deal with the Washington Sena-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Gotham Race Take
Near 20 Million

NEW YORK, Nov. Is (INS)--
The states take" from 190-day
horse racing season which ended
yesterday was disclosed today to
have nearly doubled the previous
years figure. The states share of
the mutuel receipts, "breakage, y
tax on attendance and racing asso-
citation license fees totaled $19,-
050,300 The figure last year was
$40. 1897 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Phil OutfeIder Called

FRACKVILLE. Pa. Nov. 16
CUP) Ron Northey Philadelphia
Phillies right fielder. viii report
for his Army physical examination
at WilliamSport. Pa. Saturday
Northey is the father of an infant
son.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
BriH's Run Wins

THE Phils were leading the
Lions. u 60 Z. with less than
5 minutes 20 goF Mandel re-
Sumed. THE PhiIS punted and
from our own 20-yard line Dick
Booth passed 20 Whizzer White,
who ran 80 wards 10 a touch
down Then the Lions kicked
of and then held The Pills
kicked back and on the FIRST
play Booth passed 10 Britt for
a 50-Nard gain and touchdown.
IL was a thriller all right"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16

ice. Szakash.
a m a ri e
lieut. @ n a n I,
also saw Sun
days game.
BY m a n Y
e X p e T I s.
Schrenin e r,
a handsome
looking Off
Ger, last fall
with the Uni
Of
Wis c on s n
was consid-
cree about
the best col
lege end in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Adams Calls Up
Winky Smith,
AIterSLineup
By LEWIS II. WALTER


Only the Red Wings Big Three
Line of sgd Howe. Mud Bruno
teau and Carl LiScombe held fast
with Goalie Jimmy Franks as
Manager Jack Adams shook up
his hockey world champions to-
day.
The Wings manager brought
up forward Carl JWinky) Smith
from indianapolis and revised
two forward lines and both de-
Tense combinations in an effort
10 improve the team which went
own twice before CanadienS
over the weekend Adams fig
ures the men get chance to
work into their new positions
against the hapless Rangers in
New York Thursday-be ready
10 click again when the improv-
ing Chicago Black Hawks come
into Detroit Sunday.
Winky Smith, the little forward
who darts about the ice like a
waterbug. is remembered by most
Detroit hockey followers as
member of the brilliant Detroit
HolZbauGh team of the NJ. Q.
League in 1939-40. He has played
since with 81. Louis Flyers and
Buffalo BisonS, helping the lat
ter team 10 win the American
League title last season.
ON SECOND LINE
Smith is TO report today and
will be fitted onto the Detroit
second line with Joe Carveth and
Bill Quackenbush. Adam Brown
will drop back 10 the third line
with Don Crosse and Bill Jen-
nings. the latter being the only
original member Of the line who
will start against New York.
Johnny Sherf, the former u. of
NJ and Pittsburgh Hornet player
who came out of retirement to
aid the Wings, cannot make this
trip because of his work while
Frank Bennett. the Toronto
youngster who has been centering
the line. will be used as the flf-
teenth or alternate player
Feeling that Harold Jackson
may fit into the Detroit defense
better If shifted to'hiS natural
position on the right side Of the
ice. Adams is pairing him with
Pat Egan and trying Gordon
Sheriff. with Gully Simon.
COUNTS ON HOWE
al think some of these moves
will work Improvement and
with sgd HOwe's side well
enough 10 permit him to play
In New York we can start
bouncing right back" Adams
said. "Quackenbush played. real
hockey in Syd's place against
Montreal but Bruneteau, for
one, missed those little flip
passes that put him into the
clear for so many goals"
Bruneteau and Joe Carveth.
the Wings leading scorers, will
be looking forward to a chance
TO re-establish themselves among
the league leaders this week.
They were running ID when the
Wings were unbeaten last week
but the clubs scant three-goal
production in the last three games
set them back.
Bruneteau still tops the league
in goals with eight hut has only
two assists for 10-point total
which ties him for third place
among the n. II. L. point gettcrS.
Carveth is sixth with nine points.
MoSIENKo SETS PACE
Bill Mosienko. the Chicago
Black Hawks 23-yesr-old right
winger from Winnipeg. is the new
league paceSetter with IL points,
three of which he picked up as
Hawks drubbed Rangers 10-5
Sunday
Bill Cowley Boston playnaker
took advantage Of the Rangers
weakness the previous night TO
pick up four assists which give
him second place with II points.
Then com @ Bruneteau. Doug
Bentley Of Chicago and Herb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Ten Amateur Bouts

Ten amateur boxing bouts will
be held this coming Friday night
at the Hackett Field House.
Fighters from Windsor and De-
troit will fill the card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
TWO sPEEDsTERs

Dean Sensanbaugher and Ernie
Parks. the two halihaCks were
most impressive in the victory
over Illinois last Saturday. Parks
was prep spring champion ~
Ohio Only two PLAYERS who
started in the 21-7 victory scored
by Ohio over Michigan viii be IN
the lineup when Saturdays con-
test gets under way. They are
Bob WieSe OF Michigan he Glll-
back, and tackle BIZ Willis Of
Ohio.
However Jack Wink and Fred
Negus, quarterback and center Of
Michigan. were in the Wisconsin
lineup last fall when the Badgers
upset the Buckeyes. II 10 Z. the
only defeat OF the year for Ohio.
Elroy Hirsch has his arm N
a special splint and there is little
hope he'll be able 10 play Satur-
day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Horse Show OF

NEW YORK, Nov rs ms
Cancellation Of the 1913 national
horse show. because of wartime
difficulties, was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Wilmer Among Them

Whizzer White, John TripSon
and Paul Szakash are among
the better known Lions in Serv-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Wolfe
May Miss
Finale

frankie Sinkwich. who got his
nose mashed and was otherwise
shaken up rather badly in the
Lions gruelling battle with the
Redskins in Washington, Sunday,
was reported okay today by DR..
Ray Forsyth, the Detroit clubs
trainer.
The young recruit star will be
ready for the game with the Phil
Pitts in Pittsburgh next Sunday,
which, by the way, will be the
last of the season for the Lions.
frankie dropped off at Youngs-
town. his home town, for a visit
Monday as the Lions returned
home from the capital city
yesterday.
However, the Lions may have
lost the services of Alex Wolfe
chowicZ. veteran center, who
suffered n twisted knee against
the Redskins. Wolfe was in Sun
days game less than five minutes,
Gerry Conlee playing the rest of
the game.
MAY BE TOUGH
Otherwise. the Lions are physi-
cally in good shape and eager for
the test with the Phil-Pitts, ar
in-and-out ball club that may
bounce back and be real tough
after taking an unexpected lick
ing from the usually docile Brook
Ign Dodgers.
With Monday a day Of rest, the
Lions will return 10 practice al
Wallace Field in Highland Park
this afternoon. While. naturally
he was disappointed in his team S
defeat, Coach Charles +. (Gus)
DoraiS saw things in Sunday
game that pleased him. One OF
these was, of course. the brilliant
playing of Sinkwich, who. the
new Detroit coach believes, is
destined 10 be an outstanding
star in the professional ranks.
II don't mean TO say that
frankie isn't good now" Dorals
FASTENED 10 explain. But he
will be much better with eNpe-
rience in the pro league. This
league Is tough-very tough"
AGREES WITH COACH
Sinkwich agrees with his coacf
on that score. but II hasn't got
the former University Of Georgia
ace down. He battles the husky
pro veterans-and how,
While physically in the pink
Augie Lilo still was bemoaninl
the fact that he missed a con
version kick after touchdown If
Washington. his second miss II
three years.
"And II had 10 happen In
Washington" Lilo complained,
where ] used 10 play football"
Lilo was an All-AmeTican star
forward at Georgetown Univer
Sity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16

HERE AND THERE - Jimmy
Gldden posted two new records
when he shot 202-256-194 for 652
in the Chrysler Tank Arsenal
Big John Casburn came through
with 220- 236-210 for 666 as Harvey
Kern tipped 255 in the Palace
House AL Sarpolis made
Dutch 200 in the Rainbow $50,
alternating strikes and spares -.
Ed Standtke hit 255 in the Bright
moor House.
Norm EFalleen's Index won two
games from Herman Steinke's
Virges to tie the latter for first in
Johnny Mllett's House w er
Charley Martin was high with 615
Fourth Precinct maintained
its one-game margin over Tenth
Precinct as Administration dropped
into a tie for third in the Detroit
Police Jesse Rhodes 238 and
Herb Rice's go shared honors.
Don Kennedy had $50 Jack Bur
nett 256 and Paul Cito 245 and
122 in Ritter'S House .. Ann Bell
and Lucille Schnur each converted
the Al competing against each
other in the Ritter's Ladies
Edna Niemeyer and Lillian Mac
Lean rolled 235s in the Northwest
ern Ladies Classic. the former
having a 30 game and the latter
POS John Drinkwater's 257
is new Lucky Strike Senior high
256 AND 658
John Patrick Cunningham got
up from the bench TO shoot 2ll IN
Bert Aliens Indian loop where
Jim Laughern's 637 was tops ...
Herb Trapp tipped 256 and I'd
Rzeppa 252-222 in I65S as the
house team SGT a new high of
i1043 AZ Grandmont -. Paul
lWachtmeister collected PSI in
lCharley James Pillar Senior &,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
GIRL ROLLS ESQ

New Fairview took three points
from North End, 1858 TO 2243,
Louise Conley showing 542 and
Irma Suyak pol in SIT. Sophie
Gulay of Chene Trombly Recrea-
ton fired $50 for second high
single in the wake of Hattie
WooSter's 300 for Enterprise. She
started with a split, spared and
strung eight strikes before draw
ing the Big Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
Wolverines CUT
Monday Drill,
If Pay Day I
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR, Nov. 16 All
those old gags about the pay
checks of college football players
have come true in the new era
of the game. And that adds TO
the headaches of the coaches at
many of the schools.
Coach Fritz Crisler ordered a
practice for his University of
Michigan gridders yesterday aft
ernoon. IT opened with a skull
drill and review Of the movies
of Saturdays game with Wiscon-
sin. When the coach ordered the
players 10 the field. one after an
other approached him and told OF
an urgent business matter that
needed attention before $50.
whats IL all abOut?" CriSler
asked Earl Martineau. the back
field coach, who keeps tab on
the boys.
PAY day." was the simple
answer.
ALL ON TIME
The marines get paid on the
fifteenth of the month. A MAJOR
ity of the Michigan players belong
10 the marines and the paymastcr
likes the boys 70 be prompt in
appearing for the checks Not
that you ever heard OF 2 laggard
at the pay window, be he marine.
congressman, sports writer or de-
Tense worker
SO the drill was cut short and
the boys arrived az the payoG
station in time But the new navy
regulations which have the lads
restricted after 7;15 meant they
just had time for an ice cream
soda before retiring with th0
books.
Kip Taylor. who secuted OH
State for Michigan. was cIoseted
with the coaches for several hours
Sunday and Monday. He reported
a great Improvement in the Buck
eyes since the early games. Speed
seems 10 be the keynote Of the
Buckeyes this fall. and 10 may ne
enough 10 overcome their ineNpe-
rience.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-16
HOCKEY

TONIGHT'S GAME
Montreal A. Boston.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-01
Farmers Market

FRUIT Apples Duchess. No. / 81
hu No. 2 80 ou Transparent. fancy.
ss@ SO; No. J. "StSo s.. No 2 81
crate. Biaekberries. No. ]. ss5oIs "a
qt crate. Huckieberries. No. I. s91 10
7t-qt. crate. Rsspoerries. red, No. 1, sii
LETrGeE AND SALAD GREENS
Head lettuce. No !. ii256iso bu lear
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Mustard. No. !. TacB,i bu. Spinach,
!, 81 i Sa 'a' rnF''' greens No l. Use
MISCELLANEOUS vEGErABLEs-A,.
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fancy 50 SOFA bu. No. ]. $500 ,; No.
T. 81 Beets. punched. No. 1, nfi25
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81 SoN ou. Broccoli, No. |, s2h2,s so bu
$50. Rcd cabbage. No. /, $40 $50 bu.
Carrots No. l. IS "a s5c don bchs No. 2.
SOC: topped. No. /. 81 so bu. Csulihower.
30. !, sos crate No. 2. $3.50 crate.
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bchs Eggplant. fancy, 50: No. I, 50 u =
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onions green, fancy. sl.l01l.25 dor.
bchs Ne. l. sSc n 81: dry, No. I. 81. 20 n
s0-lh. sack. Parsley root. No. 1. 7Sc
n 81 don bchs. Peppers, green. No. /.
81 N 80 Y -bu hot. 50 $50 u -su. Curly
parsley. No. /. sou 75c don. bchs. Peas.
No. l. S3.5Odt bu. Potatoes, No. 1.
81. ioM2.25 bu. No. ?. soc Nsi. Rsdishss.
red No I. 75c y 81 dor bchs. No. z, soc
long white, No J. 75g e0e dol. bchs Rhu.
barb, No 1, sou 75c dor. bohs. squash,
summer, No. /. $insi rs u blu; Italian,
fancy. 81 n -bu. No. 1, 81. 50d2: No. 2.
81 Turnips. punched No. 1. T5c n 81 rs
dor ocns.: topped. No T. ,i.7sris so eu.
Tomatoes. dollhouse. No. I. 81 1t-lb has.
kst: No. 2. 81. outdoor. fancy. So l4-lh.
basket. No. /, N.75H2.2o: No. 2, si4
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