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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

And. boY-hoW those babies
can fight.
QUERIES from clients.
VI Q-Wasn't there a film ac-
TOR named Melville Ellis?
AZ Melville Ellis was a piano
player.
lie appeared in vaudeville and
in many revues including the
Ziegfeid Foiiies and The Pass
ing Show"
There was a film actor named
Robert Ellis.
Q-When great writers were
smokers can you deny that they
were usuallv pipe smokers?
A-Certainly l can deny IL.
Charles Dickens was a cigar
smoker.
SO were Thackery. Mark
Twain, Tennyson and Victor
Hugo.
And that's Just naming a few.
Q-Who were the two major
league ballplayers whose par
ents saddled them with feminine
first names,
A-Only one I know Of was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

and lynpathic spaces and are
sucked up by species Of mos
quito-Culex-when II bites the
human host.
The embryo fliariae enter the
mosquitoes stomach and make
their way through its walls,
developing into adult forms IN
the muscles Of the mosquitoes
body wall.
4 s SOON as they have reached
"a adult development, they MI
CRATE 10 the mosquitoes salivary
glands. and when next he bites
a human. the parasites enter the
human blood stream and live out
a cycle.
The msie fert1iiZes the female
in the human. host and the en-
bryoS are born there.
Only when the mosquito sucks
up an embryo is the cycle ready
10 20 again.
In the human host the filiariae
exhibit a trait called periodicity.
During the day time they re-
turn 70 the deep internal blood
vessels and AZ night they mi
CRATE 10 the superficial vessels
Of the skin.
Since the mosquito only bites
AZ night, this is another example
Of Nature s methods OF adjust
ment.
E1LIARIAE are found in some
OF our southern states, in
Mexico. Central America and
northern South America. down
70 the lower border OF Brazil:
in Northern Africa. Arabia. In
dia, Malaga, Burma Java and
northern Australia.
II north Of latitude IS. they
are imported
l once saw patient with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14


r. L. Martens: Criticism is
what YOU get when you have
everything else,
+. T. Bell; Leave him TO stew
in his own preludlces.
{. Mccarthy: Every day YOU
look lovelier and today you look
like tomorrow
Rebecca West: She was one
OF those widows whose ma jcsty
made their husbands especially
dead
VIII Rogers: " h at this
country needs * fewer people
telling this country what II
needs
Anon: The only thing some
people IN Washington have done
for the war is lcngthen ~.
Copyright ~ DAILY Mirror, inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

ONE OF his filiariae had reached
" an artery in the retina Of
his eye and in that position got
magnified
He thought he was in for
deiIrlun trcrcrS sire enough.
Malaria is the worlds great
killer.
There have been some fears
expressed that malaria Will he
brought back from the tropics
by our troops and that this will
establish A reservoir in northern
ATTITUDES
But there is little foundation
for this. malaria cannot thrive
without the anopheles mosquito
and the anopheles periShcS in
cold weather.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
Tropical
Disease

flliariasis who had a remarkable
story.
He was an English army Of
ficer who had been stationed in
India and was visiting the United
States.
He took a highball or two one
night before retiring and woke
up in the middle of the night 10
see an enormous repule--a sort
Of dragon-undulatlng across his
field of vision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

OUOTATION Workmanship:
VI w. Cottinghdm: She kept
UP her monolOgue.
Anon. Marriage seems TO
turn a happy girl into a hippy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
On the Side
BY T.. v. DurIing

Distributed by King Features synd, Inc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
On Broadway
By Walter WincheII

Trad. Mark Registered. Copyright ISia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

And. hoY,-heW-tAese babies
can fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14

A last q baby MI our our
10 bless our liues and make our
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-14
See Here,
Private Hargrove
Bv MARION HARGROVE

TO talk. and hooked UP the public
address miCrophone.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-09

noyances % which all peoples
OF unincorporated areas are
subject
II was just IS years ago today
when General Robert f. Lee hand
ed over his sword To General L. S.
Grant thus ending the bitter four
year conflict between the states
The teenage girl approached
her mother one day looking very
serious Mother" she said how
DO you talk to boys?"
How DO YOU mean?" questioned
her mother
Well, when my boy friend
comes over. say. Hello. Butch. ''
and he says. Hiya Stinky, What's
cooking" And then don't know
what to v next"
That Phil Fent is something
OF an cpportunist is attested
by Sam Taylor, according TO
story going the rounds. Il
seems Sans cow strayed from
its accustomed pasture TO
PhiPs yard. Phil mounted his
steed. twirled a rope and az
ter a few tries succeeded in
capturing the bovine milk We
hicle. Thereupon, spying, Sam
approaching. Phil sprinted for
his house, obtained a bucket
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-09

this war The 2nd huge War Bond
drive begins next Monday and Pin
al county citizens are expected TO
lend their money as our fighting
men are lending their lives. Ii
the response in Pinal county to
USO and Red Cross appeals is in
dicative there need be no fear
but that Pinal Will buy its share
Of war bonds and stamps.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-09

Sposhetti S.~sp Mix together
cups cooked spa-aetti. chopped hard.
cooked eggs, l c-u cooked vegetables.
any kind will do md y cup grated
cheese. Add J euI of white sauce or
tomato sauce o. puree, and heat thor
oughly in double boiler. Serves 6.
NeopoIiton Liver Cut liver in long
narrow strips and saute quickly in hot
shortening. Combine in. a we'll creased
casserole with spaghetti that has been
seasoned with garlic, onion, and dash
of marjoram, and cover with white sauce
that has been popped up with meat sauce.
Bake in a moderate oven (350' F.) about
rs minutes or until thoroughly heated.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-09
I0fAS FOR NfAR7y lfN7fN 0ISHxS

Moeovoni Neptune bine cooked
macaroni, cooked fish, sauteed, sliced
onion, and seasonings in well creased
Casserole. Cover with medium white
sauce. sprinkle with grated cheese. and
bake IN a moderate oven 1852 FL for
about twenty minutes Serve with crisp
salad and light dessert for substantial,
well-rounded meal.
Noodle ooodle-Combine equal por-
lions Of cooked noodles and drained kid
ney beans. Add seasonings, and chopped,
precooked meat If desired, and mix with
a well-beaten egg. Form into patties and
roll in bread crumbs and brown In q fry
ing pan. Serve plain or with chill sauce.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-09

and raced back for the COW
where he took the accredited
stance and began gathering an
unexpected crop OF milk. The
cow, Sam declares was saw
ed a painful experience in its
udder department by nv
speedy arrival"
SIGN OFF: Our nation needs
money with which to prosecute
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-09

. Cecil England underwent an
apendectomy at Florence Hospital
Friday He is reported TO be do
ing well. but is not expected to re-
turn home for several days.
. Mrs. F. II. walker. ST. is report
ed TO be improving after a weeks
serious illness. She is Mrs. A. A.
Kings mother.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-09
, Z Spaghetti. Mueoroni,
and Noodles for lenten Menus

Looking for ways to stretch that meat
quota. or 10 make those Lenten main
dishes a little more hearty? Then let the
paste family help you. Macaroni, spa
ghetti. noodles, and those othay pastss a.
high energy foods that add calories, SUD-
stance. and appetite appeal to wartime
menus. Use them interchangeably in your
favorite recipes for variety. And try some
of the following specials that feature these
hearty foods.
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-09

Tuesday was the Goth annivers-
AIRY of the declaration of war
against the Kaiser in 1917 and we
are again at wor with the same
forcces of evil whichc beset the
world more than a quarter OF a
century ago.
To be surs its a different set OF
cutthrouats ruling the Germanic
nation today but Hitler and his
stooges are motivated BY the same
lust for power and domination
which obsessed the house OF Hoen.
zollern.
Army DDay" is every day
throughout these United States
this year. Since no one IS better
qualified 10 write or speak OF
Army DDay than the leaders OF
our armed forces we quote. here
with. a statement on Army Day
prepared by Lit. Col Erskine A.
Franklin. commander OF Florence
Internment Camp.
aid CSolonel Franklin: 'Tn
times of peace. this day was an
occasion for speech making and
ceremonies TO help keep civilians
conscious OF the need for a dis
ciplined and well-equipped defens-
i've forcce for the protection Of
the nation
To-day. however. the realization
of this need is being driven home
the hard way. acrifice. privation.
suffering and bloodshed are deal
ing harsh lessons 10 all Army
Days true meaning has become
too deep for mere ceremony
1T is more appropriate. there.
fore. that we view Army Day onw
only as something 10 be remem.
bered when peacce is once again
estored. 10 the end that we shall
profit by and not be penalized by
the lessons OF the past"
The last two Of Arizona's
county seats WHICH have been
unlneorporated are now TAX
ing sleeps to obtain their own
community government. They
art ST.. Johns In Apache eoun-
ty and klngman in MohaVe
county. Civic leaders Of these
two cities have for several
years advocated the need for
government by, OF and for the
residents of their communities.
Not by their boards OF super
vlsors, deputies sheriff, JUS
tees of the peacce and con-
stables.
Prime reason for Incorporating
these cities at this time is because
each Is losing hundreds of dollars
monthly by reason of division of
sales tax funds with Incorporated
cities and towns When incorpor
ated Kingman will receive more
than $1,000 monthly from this
source while st. Johns will re-
ceive about $500 per month.
And In Coolidge too. the time is
not far distant when steps toward
incorporation must be taken. Cool
idge is grown up now. 1t has
right to manage its own affairs.
Swaddling clothes should be shed.
Folks who live in Coolidge and.
those new people we hope will
come here TO make their homes
are entitled to the cleanliness of
a modern city.
Coolidge, equally as large
and important as Kingman,
likewise loses very minimum
of 81 1000 monthly which could
be used to advantage. With in
corporation our people would
no longer be assaied with the
stencil OF rotting garbage, un-
clean streets, inadequate po-
Icing, droves of dogs running
wild and scores of other an
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-09


pletc directions given below.
CANNED GRAPEFRUIT SEDIMENTS
II lorse firm gropefrUii. Va cups sueor
weighing oboUi II lbs. N cups voter
q. Peel grapefruit ".,h large slsafn
knife, cutting deep CROUCH to remove
the thin skin whic!. separates the fruit
flesh from the rind
b. Section grapefruit over large bowl.
to retrieve juice, 5y utt.ng carefully
between dividing nlar. branes and fruit
segments. Lift oui ,s..'.;Ns srpa-atnlv
Squeeze out as mu"h juice as possible
from remaining membranes, saving to
add to segments in jars.
c. Pack grapefruit segments into hot
sterilized jars to within about l inch
of top.
d. Combine sugar ard water in LOT.
saucepan and bring to a boil. stirring
until sugar is dissolved.
e. Add about cup of the syrup and
u cup of the grapefruit juice to each
pint jar of fruit, so that liquid fills jar.
{. Seal jars and process in boiling
water bath 10 minutes. For Udter bath
Fill container with water deep enough
to cover tops of jars by to inches.
Heat almost to boiling. Carefully lower
hot and partially sealed jars into the
hot r,laninn fha,,1 khak -.
do not touch each other Cover con-
tainer, heat to boiling and keep boil
ing vigorously for 10 minutes, count
ing time from minute when water
begins to boil vigorously.
Note: When canning in altitude, in
crease processing time 1910 for each
500 feet over 1000 feet elevation for
water bath canning. For half pints and
pint jars, increase time only SO.
9. Remove from water bath, and place
hot jars on folded cloth or paper, out
of draft, to cool. Store when cold.
Makes about pints. NoTE: For un-
sweetened segments, instead of max
ing and adding syrup in steps d and e,
add fruit juice to fill jar.
GO AHEAD WITH HOUSE
CLEANING
No longer does house cleaning from
attic to basement need to mean family
upheavals or nervous breakdowns. For
ideas on how to do it systematically
and easily, read Julia Lee Wright's
article in this weeks Family Circle
magazine. a new issue out every Tues
day and free at Safeway.
~ Safeway
31nE Homemakers' Bureau
ID JULIA LEE WRIGHT. Director
The Coolidge examiner., 1943-04-09
4 put up jos
for grapefruit

VII. fruits and juices rationed. it's
goin- " be a put up job for grape
fruit to be Home Canning Success
Number One. Riynt VOW is the time
to seal away the delicate flavor of this
fruit while it is cheav and good Why
don't you try canning your grape
fruit today, following the simple com
pletc directions given below.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Film Time Clock

ADAMs-"consy Island" II a. m.
1854, iA2, 1888. 1924 p. m. GOOD
Morning. Judge" i2:43, 1884, s:25, s:ls
p. m.
BROADWAY eAPiToi. .- ssa,ut. for
Three" II 80, 3:34. s;2e. s24 . m
China" IL a. m, so, $50, 7.i5, 10 40
.. m.
CINDERELLA-"Ths More IN. Msr.
rier. 1880. an, a. Ii:4e D m; Re.
union In France" 22s. e:I7. 10 % p. m
FISHER - The More the Merrisr -
1880, TIT s.uE, 1851 p M Reunion
in France" 2:35. s:22, 1000 p m.
FOX "Mr. Big. Two Tickets 10
HoLLYwOOD-"Ths More the Merri.r -
$40 .. m, ~ o., So a. m. Reunion
In France" $40, l0:l4 .. m, 20s a. m.
MADIsON-"The More the Nsrri,r. -
II n. m, SO. e:as f0:5f .. m; Re.
union In France, l;i3. 5.i2. Ell .. m.
MICHIGAN--"Dixie" il a m. 2 5, a,
1880 p. m. Might Plane From Chung
King. l2:il. 3:ll, e.4l. a.A p m.
PALMs-sIA Action in the North
Cinderella Swings It. II a m 2 IS
RIyIERA-"Ths Nor. the Msru.r d"
So $50. IL 05 p m; Reunion in
fr5uCgl 1-O6, III, E-1s .. N
R-k-O UPTOWN The More the Mer-
her. Reunion in France "
HOYAL--"1'he More the Herrler" $40
s3 p. m. y 81 a. m. Reunion in
TELENEws-News. short subjects. Q
United ARTIsTs-"Ba,aan" 1881.
9 Do Ill 1Q.26 m "A Stranger In
Town" as a. m, 2t3. SIS, ana .. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
LONDON CHOP HOUSE

Mayla, the smoldering Russian
songstress, is still igniting the
patrons OF the Chop House. Sve1te
Mayla is offering more of her
United Nations songs, doing any
thing from Ming" 10 Swing, !"
and scoring a solid hit with her
II Am an American"
Still delighting the cocktail set
from five 10 seven-thirty, Dian
Dale's voice and piano work make
a refreshing combination.
Frank Gagen and Sammy Di-
bert carry on in the music depart
ment, with lovely Ethel Howe
singing all your favorites.
CLUB PALM BEACH
The harming Collette and
Barry revue is held over for an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Musical
Novelties
On NeW Bills
BY COLLEEN mcdonnell

LOOKING LIKE the blue
heaven she's singing about. Ethel
Shepherd is giving out with some
smooth new arrangements at the
Club Stevadora. A medley OF "Of
Thee ] Sing" and Fine and
Dandy" rings the bell, while
Let's Get Lost" is rendered in
her best ballad style.
Comedy relief is presented by
Pagano, the musical tramp. He
looks like the advance guard for
the circus coming TO town next
month. You'll get a kick. watch
ing him play various tunes by
shaking bells.
King and Flynn sing and dance
for some laughs. In a red wig and
a tight fitting soldier uniform.
King resembles our childhood idea
of Ichabod Crane.
BOSNIAN Eddie Shepherd. back
in the harness again, has an en-.
PERTAINING little ditty. "Hurrah for
Henderson and Nelson" lampoon-
ing the ration cars for more
outlaws. Evidently in high spirits
after his recent illness. Eddie does
a spot Of fancy footwork, too.
Little frankie Sherman, who
barely reaches the mike. has q
pleasing tenor voice, and is called
back for several encores. His
Night and Day is very we'll
Red headed Gerry Statler dances
her way into the spotlight. look
ing like the Varga calendar girl
for July as she struts her stuff
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Johnny Patcher
Announces New
Mayfair Show

JOHNNY PATCHER, the mas
ter Of ceremonies at the Club
Mayfair. has some entertaining
people TO announce this week. Pc
tite Leola TaylorS vie with the
dancing technique of Irene Burke,
and Brent Hayes does cleye r
things with his. banjo
McGarry and Dawn, dance duo.
have been held over as has Bea
Girshman. billed as the female
.Rubinoff
Phil Olsen and his band play
for the show and dancing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Under Water

CAMERAMAN FRED JACK
MAN JR. descended 30 feet 10 tho
ocean floor in a specially con-
structed diving bell 10 obtain
water scenes for Para
mounts "Minesweeper, new Pine
Thomas production starring Dick
Arlen and Jean Parker. lie
worked IN a compressed air cham
Der and was able TO remain under
water only 30 minutes AT a time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
NebioIo S Cafe
To Reopen After
Months Vacation

NEBIO1O'S CAFE will reopen
Saturday night after a months
vacation for the clubs personnel.
Di Giovanni, radio and concert
singer; Irene and Charles JOY.
dance duo and tho Bca Weston
Girls will be featured in the floor
show.
Other fayoritcS appearing to
morrow night are magicia n
Johnny Blatt and Jimmy Steven
sons orchestra.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

other week at the Palm Beach,
and is still taking the blue ribbons
for dance routines. The group
consists of five girls with Collette
as star, and Barry, the sole mate
dancer. They rornp gaiiy through
musical comedy sequences, do a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Hiqh Priced Cook

IN THEIR current co-Starrer,
Standing Room Only Paulette
Goddard and Fred MacMurray
hire themselves out as cook and
butler IN order 10 get living quar-
ters in crowded Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Eagle Cafe
Fe a+ures Frisco,
AH-Gnf Band

THE EAGLE CAFE is still fea-
turing Johnny tRubber-Face)
Frisco as the entertaining master
of ceremonies Elaine and James,
the dance duo. handle their rou-
tines with grace and charm. while
Dick Drake the nitwit Of the net
works, keeps the merriment rUtf.
ing.
For beauty's sake, We have
Betty Brydcn'S all-girl band 70
handle the musical arrangements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

Samba and finally offer a nostalgia
bit from the gas-light era.
Skippy Little a sweet singer OF
swing, shares the spotlight with
the dancing group. while madcap
Gus Howard displays his talents
as an eccentric dancer and ballad
singer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

HAWTHORN
Firsf Race Orchard Run Coupon FIy
ne Coop frsrs scout. Amazed. Three
BsnEs
Second Hze.-BaEreif Van or. hppv
Wa. NanhaE Queen -klzzls- Man
BsaEIcv
ThtA Race Count Ttaurrt
Firm Race Declared of substitute
goes a. MIN race
seventh Race Pinch Hitter
SIbsiEute Race ito be s-n a. am
race Merry Marine Dlstsnf isle Bur.
man Hopedsle Black Time Bsilyarnett.
FOCKTNEHEH PARK
Track fas'
First Race - Knock knnLk- FEaAcA
Trap
second Race -- Baby Done. Irdian
Trace Brafnstorw. Gsi klsrn
Third Race - Katie Z. open FIRE
Treu Rodgers
Fourth Race ntFadsls Ieeier
FIN Race River Wolf
BELMONT PARK
Trace fast
flfSt Pace &LAI--E+r ~ ~ f-h- e. 80
Hst. Little Deeda Boiled shirt Kings
Ganhr
Second Race Dawn watch CiobaI
Thir0 Race The Beak. Matssln
Fourth Race Bold salute Red Lsrs.
Sir carroll Nclsadus Biz Boss Rsr-
hs0
F,nn Rsce-chlc shirley. Question
Mss
StNtn A,fr-ayt %ep Noon.
seven Fats A14fa.Hr
THISTLE DOWN
Track fast.
shth Race Toast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
George McAfee
AtQudrterbdCks
Lunch Monday

George McAfee. one of the best
football players in the modern era,
VIII meet The Detroit Times
Downtown QuarterbackS Monday
AT their second weekly meeting.
The session will be held Al the
Fort Shelby beginning at 1915.
McAfee. who hade All-America
-whifc ar Duke a couple OF years
ago and later starred for the Chi
cago Bears, is now stationed at
University OF Michigan where he
Is chief in The naVy's physical
fitness program.
Mondays session will be a pre-
view Of the Michigan-Notre Dame
game scheduled for the following
Saturday at Ann Arbor. This
game will be the biggest Of the
year and will draw a packed
house
The Michigan team which
played Northwestern on Saturday
will be covered by 1t. Comdr
Harry Kipke and Bob Murphy,
sports editor of the Times.
The Notre Dame-Georgia Tech
game will be reported by Art
Nafpey, scout and assistant coach
al Michigan. and Edgar Hayes Of
the Times sports staff.
Pictures of Michigan's romp
over Western Michigan will be
shown and explained
From the big pro classic be-
tween the Detroit Lions and the
Chicago Bears will be Gus Dorais
and Hunk Anderson. Gus has
made the Lions from a victory
less team TO a challenger in the
pro loop. Hunk is taking George
Halas place while George is about
his unclc'S business in the navy
If you can't attend the meeting
you can get all the dope by listen
ing 10 the coaches broadcast over
Station WXYZ starting al 12:15.
Don Wattrick will handle the
microphonc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30
Only in Relief

Adams has been used eX-
clusively in relief roles. AL
though he has appeared more
often than any other hurler in
the history Of baseball, his daily
stints have rarely been longer
than two or three innings. In
his 81 assignments, he has
total Of f3f = IN
ings. an average Of two in
UAings per appearance.
When Walsh was putting IN
all the overtime for the White
. Sox. he MAS the ace al the
Windy City mound staff In
fact. he pretty nearly was the
staff
He started games. he worked
out OF turn and he was ire
qucntiy GATED OFF the bench 10
rescue a mate from an embaI-
RAISING situation.
In his 90 appearances in 1908
Walsh pitched the amazing total
Of 4l6 innings. He won 40 and
lost Is, in sharp contrast 70
Adams 1913 record Of II wins
and Sepep losses. NeF vas this
season record 50 exceptional In
1907 ne hurled 405 innings IN
SO games and IN 1913 he pesged
1893 innings IN 81 games
Who IS tins guy Adams any
way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-09-30

Walsh S Record
Broken, But He
MAS Real Worker
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR

Old time baseball men are
tremendously unimpressed by
the news that Ace Adams, the
New York Giants relief pegger,
has broken Ed Walsh's 35-year-
old record for the number OF
appearances on the mound In a
single season.
Walsh broke the box score
as a hurler on 90 occasions when
he was pitching for the White
Sox in 1908. That record re-
manned tops for industry until
last week when Adams made
his sixty-seventh appearance Of
this campaign.
But Adams mark isn't as great
as II seems.
Baseball h i toria s agree
Adams has done a remarkable
job for the Giants. They won't
put up any argument If you sug-
gest he is pretty close 10 being
the best fireman in baseball
today.
But they will snort in disgust
II you try to say he belongs in
the same record book with the
greet Ed Walsh. And they've
got good point, come 10 think
OF H.