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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
lombard Asks
To Be Traded

OAKLAND Cal, April ! tuP)
Ernie Lombardi, hard hitting
Boston National League catcher.
believes he is worth more money
than the Braves offer and wants
10 be traded to another club, he
said today.
Earlier it was reported LON
bardi might not play baseball this
year because Of illness Of his
father. He said. however, this
was not an issue now due 10 inn
provement in his fathers health.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

schools arc expected IN join.
A tennis and golf program was
approved by tho league and q
schedule will be drawn up and an
nounCed soon.
Baseball teams have been d.
vided into the following groups:
FIRST Division-Catholic Central. 81
Catherine ne Ia Sale 81. Joseph, 81
ANTHONY. St Ladislaus. Redeemer ST. Mary
81 BEDFORD Lourdes and ST. Gregory.
Second Divislon-st Philip, St Martin
ST. Bernard. Annunciation, So Charles, ST
Paul ST. Rose 81. Alphonsus, 81 Mary NJ
ROYAL Oak. ST James, 81. Frederick. ST
RITA and 81 Francis de Sales and ST.
Clement ~ Center Line
Third pivision-St. AEnss, ~ Patrick
81 Casirrir Sacred Heart 81 Franci,
zsvisr. Nj. Carmel and AL SAINTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Braves First Sd(ker
Hurt by Grounder

WALLINGFORD, Conn. April 3
OUPl Struck by a grounder
which took an erratic hop. first
baSeman Kirby Farrel, former
Erie manager, suffered q deep
cash over his right eye at the
Boston Braves workout today
He Joined veteran inhelder Tony
CucCinello in the sick bay. Cucci-
nello has a had case of laryngitiS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Spartans Cancel
Trip to Coast
Oregon State Game
OF for Duration
Photo by Int.rpsuon.i News Photo

EAST LANSING. April BY
mutual consent. the scheduled
football contest between Michigan
State College and Oregon State
College Al Portland on Oct 9 has
been postponed for the duration,
Ralph II. Young. Spartan athletic
head. announced today.
Young indicated similar action
was expected 10 be taken on Mich
igan States game here with Wash
ington State, Nov. 20 The Spar
tans still have contests scheduled
with Michigan Kansas State
Marquette. Iowa State, Penn
State, Great Lakes, Purdue and
West Virginia
Young admitted no schedule
might he PLAYED Al all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Browns Absences
Has SeWeII Worried

CAPE GIRARDEAC. Mo. April
3 up Plagued by abSenteeiSm
Manager Luke Sewell began worry
ing today over the starting Lineup
Of his St. Louis Browns. Vernon
Stephens and Harlond Gift have
not yet Joined tho club and Glenn
McQuillen is NOT sure when he will
leave for military service Regard
ing Stephens and Gift, SewelI
said
II had lot ~ promises. hut
I'm not believing anything until
see these boys here and In uni
form"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Titdns 10 Delay
Naming Coach

University Of Detroit athletic
board will hold a meeting Sunday
morning 10 discuss the schools
football situation. Due 10 present
conditions II isn't believed head
football coach will he appointed At
this time IN succeed Charles F..
Gus DoraIS
The board. II is said. will recon-
mend the curtailment of spring
football practice under Arthur
Bud BoerinGer and Lloyd Brazil,
athletic director.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Catholic Prep Baseball
Teams Set to Hold Drills
nv TOM HARPER

While actual competition does
not begin for two weeks yet,
spring athletic teams OF The
Catholic High School League are
awaiting warmer weather 10
speed up preparations for the busy
schedule ahead.
The baseball season will get
under way April u. Thirty-one
schools. divided into three di-
visions, will participate in the
sport.
81. Vincent. St. Stsnislaus. st.
Joseph, ST Anthony and ST, Co
ella have entered teams In the
soltball group. A number OF other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
sports
Trout Says Ha
Too TemperenenteI
for Bunk Mate
nv LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE April : TsuI
DIZZY Trout and Harold New p
houser huddlcd around together N
Detroit Tins past winter and
manned 20 room together A. thc
hotel here IN Evansville 49,. Put
when They cor here somehow or
another th0 plans cot disrupted
"NcVhouSerS TOO temper
mental explained Trout who Is
not noted for an even tempera-
mont Emmett Rod OrmShN.
retired American League umpire
with - children. celebrs his
ss,h birthday today OrmShy
IS a veteran OF the first World
MAJ IN which ne served with the
marines
Branch Rickry says tho Brook
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Additional Sports
On Page Ia
Who's That Bum Tennyson7'
Nv BOB CONSIDINF

BY BOB CONSIDINE
YORK ApriI 3 uNSl-Fritfie -~a--s
JackA hgh the other night tho
schoolboy Balogh
PRODUCED with sllusion 10 'TennS>ons brook
touched hands the
end hark to seat Then relieves worked
IN call me- he demanded.
"TennSSons brook" supplied
strained Then frit1ie demanded,
who's that hum Tennyson. Who'd he hght'
He poet
tdfredt =
the hell IA brook
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
OSU Clinches SIAM
Places 10 in Finals

NEW YORK. April 3-AdoIph
Kiefer WAS defeated ny Michi-
gan's Harry Holiday for the ma
tiOnaI 4. 4. z. l5O-ysrd back
stroke championship. Time was
1929.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Agree
To Wednesday
And Thursday
Sousbble Over Dates
for Boston Games
Settled by Managers

Managers Jack Adams of the
Red Wings and Arthur Ross of the
Boston Bruins have agreed n play
The third and fourth games Of the
Stanley Cup hockey finals in Bos'
ton Wednesday and Thursday.
II 2 fifth game is necessary in
The hest -Of-Seren series. IL will he
played here Sunday, April II. The
sixth game would he played IN
Boston. Thursday. April Is
That's as far as we've gone
now" said Adams. Saturday.
when the two managers Compro-
missed after three days OF bick-
cring. Wen take mp the matter
of seventh game n II appears
poSsihle-bui ! think my team
will end the series long before
that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Nativity Girl Cagers
Win CY0 Crown

Nativity's girls basketball team
climaxed An unbesten season with
a So victory over Holy Rosary Al
ST. Clair Recreation Center Satur-
day 10 earn the CYO junior crown.
1t was victory No. II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
For The Duration

Seattle and Portland are being
dropped out Of the Pacific Coast
League 10 make a more compact
Six-club circuit and eliminate most
Of the travelling
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
By Lewis II. Walter
PLACING BLAME FOR SQUABBLE

and voted a game series.
The Rcd Wings knew before
the playoffS started that they
would be unable 10 play a sew
enth game here.
But An examination OF the
calendar will show you that
oven had The first series been
scheduled for only five games,
a limit series by either pair OF
contestants would still have
brought the Stanley Cup finals
into conflict with tho Sports
mans Show and prevented a
seventh game here
This situation is incXcuSable.
e.. Especially this season when
hockey fans have bought out the
building time after time as the
club struggled 70 the league
championship
To deny them the right 10 See
the Wings win The Stanley Cup.
n tho deciding game belongs
here Is an outrage
olympia was bulit primarily
for hockey Hockey and hockey
fans carried the building through
the lean years
II is incredible that any such
gamble with the hockey fans
interest could be taken.
NORRIsES DISTURBED
The NorriseS, real lovers n
hockey and tho Rcd Wings.
should bc and probably arc very
disturbed nv the situation.
Mr.. Writ face probably is As
red as would be those Of Detroit
fans II they failed 10 sec the
fifth or seventh games
The Wings can sOlte ihe prob
lem by winning IN Eve games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
HOOVER GETS DOUBLE

Hoover's bingles included p
two-bagger. Pinky Higgins and
Rudy York poled three hits each
as the Tigers pummeled a pa
rade Of four Chicago fingers. Vic
Tins Of the Tiger wallops were
Bill Fleming a former Tiger. Paul
Derringer, Lon Warneke and Eddie
HanyZWski.
The Tigers used three pitchers,
who gave An aggregate of seven
hits. Harold Newhouser pitched
three innings in what may be the
young left-hander's last appear
ance for the duration. After the
game Newhouser left for Detroit
for a re-hearing on his draft
status.
The Tigers first run came In
the first on Ned Harris triple and
Wakefelds single, but the Cubs
got four in the second. Three
TALES came when Cramer left a
ball roll through his legs for an
error.
Wakefield and Higgins hatted
in three runs in the fifth as the
Tigers pulled even.
LEAD SEESAWS
The Cubs second lead came
when Recker'S triple and Dale
Sandros single earned one run
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Strong for Biscuit

Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons in
sists that Seabiscuit was bet
trr horse than Whirtaway :. {.
He points out that Seablscuit,
when seven years old, came
hack from year in stud 10 win
a 100000 race in track record
time When HonuS Wagner,
hasebalrS great Shortstop, OBJ
served his SiXty-ninth birrnday
by signing a contract 10 coach
for the pirates, il was his thirty
second ma ior league contract,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
Hockey PIoyoHs
LEAGUE

NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANl.EN cur SERIES
tPes' four out ~ seven gsresl
DETROIT a. Boston
SUNDAYS GAME
Boston - DETROIT.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
OkF cur SERIES
Crest three ont ~ five "a rnssl
puffaio 2 Indiana
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
w akefield, Hoover
Clout as Tigers Win
BY LEO MACDoNELL

and Cramer'S second miScue
brought another. But Fleming
yielded four runs in the Tigers
half Of the sixth. Harris dubbed
in two OF them and Wakefield one.
Four more Detroit markers
came in the seventh, including
Wakefield's homer.
Tommy Bridges and Paul
DIZZY Trout will pitch for De-
troit and Claude PaSesu. Bill Lee,
Hiram BithOrn and Dicl' Barrett
for Chicago this Sunday as the
teams end their series, The latter
is the 35-year-old recruit who won
27 games for Seattle in the
Pacific Coast League last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

final. Together with keo Nakams
whose ASST was the best time
and Jack Ryan, ne reached the
44O final.
Frank Dempsey Charley Bat.
terman and Jim Strong qualified
in the high board dive. while Mark
Follansbee and Tom Hedges gave
the Buckeyes hopes for points ir
the 15o-yard backstroke.
Although performing UP 10 eX'
pectationS. Michigan was not ar
overly serious rival for Ohio State
II started the dav with Is points
and came through with four indi'
vidual qualiferS and the medley
relay
Jack Patten. Wolverine captain
scored an upset victory in the
1OO-yard seminal. defeating Yale s
Alan Ford. world record holder
by a touch in 50 seconds.
HOLIDAY IN FINALS
Harry Holiday. sophomore giant,
stopped the watches At 30 in
the 150-yard backstroke. Merton
Church. beaten two feet by Smith
in 500 in The second 100 semi
final, was credited with the same
time as the Ohio star.
Alex CANA qualified in the dive
and the medley relay Of Patten.
Holiday and Irving Einblnder won
its heat1n zoos.
Ohio States medley combine Of
Smith. Hayes and FollanSbec was
the fastest qualifier at 3:001.
Chief Specialist Adolph Kiefer of
Norfolk. Va. naval training sta
ton. strengthened his position as
favorite over Holiday in the $50
ward backstroke. an event in which
he has won about 25 straight, by
clocking 1:34,3.
QUAIIFTERS
iS0-yArd backstroks FoHsnsbse,
Holiday, Kisfer, Hedge
Church, MaeFaadeh-
coward free style-smith, Nekama'
Rogers Rsrschner. Ryan.
3OO-ysrd medley relay-Ohio state A.
Michigan Yale A. Rutgers. Princeton.
annette fancy dive-Dempsfy, Batterman,
AthAns, CANA. strong, FurattL Kelly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
SOME SKEPTICAA

But those who saw them make
the Toronto Maple Leafs look
ridiculous one night and lose two
nights later, don't consider the
Detroiters cinch.
The Wings have powerful In
centive in this game. however,
They want this second victory on
home ice as insurance for any up
sets when they 60 10 Boston this
week for the third and fourth of
the series.
They should get some powerful
aid. too. from The cagey sgd
Howe, back after an absence Of
three games 10 add his stick
handling guile TO the Linment
Line for change
With his relief man. Adam
Brown, taking over Harry Wat.
son post on the third line De-
troit'S attack should he even more
powerful than that displayed
Thursday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04

EVANSVILLE. April 3 Dick
Wakefield and Joe Hoover, ace
recruits, contributed four hits
each AS the Tigers rolled up a
grand total of q 10 crush the
Chicago Cubs. II 10 I, in An eX-
Inhibition game here today.
WakefeldS blows included q
mighty home run inside the park
which carried near the AT foot
mark
In all. the young $50 900 fence
buster from The University Of
Michigan drove in six Of his
teams dozen tallieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
NEED REST

Ross had insisted that the orig
inal Tuesday and Thursday dates
be changed 70 give his team addi-
tional rest after the game here
Sunday. He felt Detroit took
advantage Of Boston by rushing
the Bruins into the first game here
Thursday He first demanded a
shift IN Thursday and Sunday in
Boston
II agreed 10 compromise In
order 10 make certain that
Detroit fans could see the fifth
game here next Sunday - II
there Is one" said Adams.
Anyway, both teams will he
rested for one game" said Ross.
The Detroit manager said he had
no objection 10 the scheduled four
daY laNoNer between the fifth and
sixth games.
THE longer we 20 the stronger
well get" he said I'VE can
bring up Connie Brown. Joe
Fisher and other stars from the
indianapolis team to throw at
them, fresh and ready"
Adams said ne would also take
defenseman Alex Motter, who ha'
been out of three games, 10 Boston
for the two games there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
OFFERED $500 BONUS

Bill Pau. general manager nj
the Sportsmens Show. Saturday
offered $500 IN he divided among
the Red Wings if they will take
the Stanley Cup in four straight
games.
If the Red Wings can end the
series in Boston Thursday night
the SportSmen'S Show will open ri
Olympia Saturday. Otherwise il
must delay it's opening until Tues
day. April IL. because the Wings
will return 10 play here April IL.
The management needs day 10
prepare the building for the show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
CRAWFORD HELPS

Jack Crawford'S return 10 the
Boston defense has boosted the
Bruins stock slightly. But there
is no question the Boston team
and it's followers, including Man
ager Art Ross won't be surprised
II the rampant RedshirtS whsck
out four straight.
a crowd Of nearly II. 0O0 will he
on hand for what may pc the last
game here this season and the
final appearance until after the
war for many Of the players
Capt. Sid Abel. Jack Stewart,
Harry Watson and Jimmy Orlando
are four Wings who viii ne
through for certain after the play
offs Joe CaTVeth. Carl LisCombA
and Les Douglas are among the
army possibilities.
Abel and Liscombe will be out
Sunday night 10 set new STAN
ley Cup record AZ the expense OF
the great Frank Brimsek.
Abel needs only two and Lis
combe three points 10 equal the
Stanley Cup scoring record Of Is
held by Don Crosse and Bill
.CoWleN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
PICK UP FONTS

The Wing captain picked M Ave
points and Liscomhe two Thurs
day night. while Mud Brunetesu
was getting three goals.
II they continue their sharp
shooting il Will heap further hu-
initiation on the Bruins top line.
led nv Bill Cowley. which was
opposing them when the Wings
scored Ave times.
Art jackson is the only member
Of The Cowley line who throws =
body check. But few Of the Bruins
or Wings either were doing any
checking in the opener.
With the sturdy Crawford hack
ready 10 bump the Bruins may
start hitting the Wings and get
few reciprocal whackS. which will
develop a real hockey game in
stead Of the free skating shiny
OF the first contest.
The Bruins are 10 leave for
Boston Immediately after the
game. But Adams has ordered his
players TO get a good rest at home
and leave Monday night at 100
O'Clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-04
But Irregular
With Leafs
Brings Doubts
Boston and Detroit
Both Strengthened
by Returning Stars
BY LEWIS Fl. WALTER

Refreshed by three days OF rest
and strengthened by the return Of
a major star 10 each team, the
Detroit Red Wings and Boston
Bruins will renew their Stanley
Cup hockey struggle at Olympia
this Sunday night.
The odds are heavily in De-
|troit's favor as the Wings try 10
repeat their opening So victory
over the club which finished right
behind them in the National
Hockey League race.
of their first game form. the
Wings appear one-sided favorites
to walk 10 their third Stanley Cup
with four straight victories.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-02
Congratulations

BETTY WHITE of 100 Wash
ington avenue, whose birthday
anniversary is today.
MIR. AND MRS. WALTER
DeBAENE (Sally LaCroix), who
announce the birth of a daugh-
ter on March l at st. Joseph's
Mercy Hospital in Pontiac.
MARY ANN KEIDEL, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kei-
del, whose second birthday an
niversary is today.
RICHARD COLLINS, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Collins, 7
-Olde street, who is 8 years old
today. On Saturday Richard en-
tertained 8 of his friends at
birthday party.
MIR. AND MRS. STANLEY
MILLER of Utica who are to-
day observing their eighth we'd
ding anniversary.
MIR. AND MRS. GARRY
COOPER, 1922 South Gratiot,
announce the birth of a baby
boy March l at st. Joseph's hos
pital. The baby's name is Beres-
ford Massie Hay, Jr. Mrs. Coop
er was formerly Mary King,
1941 graduate of st. Joseph's
hospital.
BEVERLEY ANN TOWNER,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Towner, Scott boulevard,
who is ID years old today. Bev-
erley is student at Michigan
State College. -----
MIR. AND MRS. GEORGE
ERWIN, 80 South Walnut street,
announce the birth of a daugh-
ter on March / at City Heights
Maternity hospital.
MIR. AND MRS. WILBERT
HART, 23803 Wellington, East
Detroit, who announce the birth
of son, March 1, at City
Heights Maternity hospital.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-02
Organization First Known
as Girls Club in p

THIRTY-FIVE members were
present last evening 10 celebrate
the 18th anniversary of the
Young Women's Club in the Ma
sonic Club rooms.
The Young Womens Club
was formed in 1923 under the
name of The Girls Club. About
four years ago the members de
cided TO change the name to
Young Women's Club.
The party began with a $50
dinner. Four tables were ar
ranged TO form circle with each
girl facing the center. The tables
were decorated to represent the
various months in the year. For
example, a log cabin was placed
on the February table. April
was represented by Eastern dec
orations, a miniature bride and
groom stood on the June table.
Lovely spring flowers conferred
the committees table. Each
guest was seated according 10
the month in which she was
born. The dessert featured tiny
individual cakes with lighted
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-02
Mew Isache,

INTRODUCING Ellen Hill,
new teacher of Alb grade at Lin
coin school.
Miss Hill comes to Mount
Clemens with eight years of ex-
perience at Pickford, her home
in the Upper Peninsula. There
she was active in both school
and community, being president
of the Teachers Club, superin-
tendent of the Presbyterian Jun
ior Sunday school, a leader Of
the Junior Young Peoples So
ciety, and doing choral work in
and out of the church.
She took her first two years
of college training at Northern
State Teachers College at Ypsi-
lanti for the last two years. get
ting her degree on Feb. 13 of
this year.
She is living at the Capron ho-
tel in Mount Clemens.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-02

candles which carried out the
birthday theme.
Following the dinner Mrs.
George Carter from the Office Of
Civilian Defense briefly out
lined the requirements necessary
for entering the WAACS.
All the members joined in
different party games which in
cluded a Truth or Consequence
quiz. Among the forfeits were
extemporaneous talks on why
Seaweed Isn't Used for Uphol-
stry" and The Sewer System in
Moscow"
Mrs. Kenneth Hill rendered a
beautiful piano solo.
Mrs. Wilbur Held and Mrs.
Harold Eyth gave several HUI
morous readings.
Mrs. Russell Rooney, Mrs.
Lewis Gutschow, Mrs. Ernest
Buckholz and Mrs. Carl Pingel
presented some original poetry.
Mrs. Alfred Henk cleverly
presented take off on an an
tique glass show.
The committee in charge of
last nights entertainment in
cluded Mrs. Robert Allen. Mrs.
Milton Smith, Mrs. Edward
Hatch. Mrs. Vern Nye and Mrs.
Alfred Henk. Marion Brophy
was in charge of decorations.
MRS. IDA ROSS will enter
tain her tripoli club at luncheon
and cards on Wednesday at her
home on South Wilson boule-
ward.
THERE WILL BE a public
card party sponsored by Gamma
Rho chapter of Beta Sigma Phi
for the benefit of the emergency
relief fund at the Kings Daugh-
ters' Home at 8 o'clock Wednes-
day evening.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-02
Herman Xix PTA
Plans Meeting

PTA OF HERMAN XIX
SCHOOL will hold an import
ant meeting on Wednesday eve
ming at 8 p. m. at the school.
Members will have the privilege
of hearing Clare Walker, litera-
ture and speech teacher of Lake
shore high school, speak on her
Europeon travels. Miss Walker
toured Europe two years prior to
the outbreak Of the war and has
many interesting experiences to
relate.
The annual election of officers
will also be held at this time and
all members are urged to attend.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-02

League Elects
Officers

AT THE ANNUAL meeting Of
the Westminster League held
last night at the home of Mrs.
A. A. Thompson, Miller street,
the following officers were elect
ed for the coming year:
President, Betty Crozier; first
vice-president, Mrs. c. P. Nc
Grath; second vice president,
Mrs. Guy l.. Brown; secretary,
Mrs. Ted Albrecht; and treasur-
er, Mrs. j. M. Croman, Jr.
The League voted to sponsor
Red Cross work every Wednes-
day at the Presbyterian Church,
to which the public is invited.
THE American Legion AuXil-
larry announces the permanent
change of time of regular meet
ings from the first Thursday to
the second Thursday of every
month. The next meeting is to
be held on March IL at the
home of Mrs. Bert GWynn, 176
Smith street.
THE Order of the Eastern
Star will hold a regular bust
ness meeting on Friday evening
at 7:45 p. m. in Masonic Hall
with social hour following.