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international League:

Toronto Maple Leafs defeated
Jersey City 81 in league opener;
RaltlH4AEp- Buffalo 6-A-.-,-
Montreal irlumphed over Newark
~ and Syracuse hlanked Roches-
! -. -.
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HONPr Don Leon:

Faces WILLIE ALMONDS al
Arcadia Monday night OTTO
BLACKWELL meets r. ID - ] /
TAYLOR ora same card
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Indianapolis Milwaukee a n q
minneapolis were tled Tor "A
lead MllcrS beat Kansas City
49, -. Louisville shut out Colum-
has 4 TO n.
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JOckey VTcrriIlS:

tuturc resi- with lOlnt hoard OF
y. y Racing commiSh oH las re-
hearing 10 regain riding hccnSc
Hes accused OF pulling horse
twice M 1872
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WoMEN'S CYo MEETING

A business meeting Of the CYO
Women'S Bowling Association Is
on SCfTCdUtC- at : p. TT sunday IT
Detroit Recreation ENelNn SaE-
gent, secretary announces.
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NorIh-Nomfh omenS:

ti0tf UcCt finds t,SfEttE
LAWSON PAGE pittcd with KAY
BYRNE today for title Miss
Befne- dtfea4tti Al tAtRfSJJef22fftF7- ftt1tt
FL &c.,. Mn, Page defeated MARY
CLAY. O'CONNOR Sd.
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Will open baseball season Sat
.urday with doubleheader against
u. of NJ at American Legion
Field. Fort Custer.
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Best Bets
United Press
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PINILICO

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PENsIVE Porters Cap Cape Cod
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back. and Rob
ert ID RI @ I h,
another tackle.
Like all the
o I h e r m a 6
mates Mandel
is not able TO
say how many
OF h q new
college ST r 5
viii be- able TO
play next fan
or . Y q n in
l945. but be-
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Jamaica Results

FIRST RACE 2year olds. y male
Jack Furay tGilbertl So 10 IS 90 70
BARR Morning tNehrtensl 3 80 so
John Bird tArcarOt 10
Time 3 on 50 OF 4qi4
Tarawun MadNn h Miss Brownking
CA1nlc- Ami Bnhsis- aLsn-1an-=
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HOME OPENER

The game here today bctwar,
the Tigers and Indians marks !
home opener for Cleveland ~.
VIII be played al Municipal Sta
dunn before an expected crowd
df = IU0, II INC WC8tHcr bcfldV6S.
Frank Oyermrc. the Stubbv
left handler, Viii pitch for the
Tigers, with Allie Reynolds. draft
bait strikeout king Of the league,
chucking for the Indians Both
will be making their FIRST start Of
rthc year
= -vrttt tOUU1 S0TUC CONSOLATION
in the showing Of Elon Chico
lIogsett yesterday his first show
inc After Harold Ncwhouscr
and Joe OTroIl made a moss ~
things HogSctt took over and N
FIVE and onc-third innings hold
the Browns to three hits and no
runs
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AMERICAN- LEAGTE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
81 Louis 8. DETROIT
Washington q. PHILADELPHIA q.
Only games scheduled
TODAY'S GAMES
DETROIT al Cleveland
Chicago A. 81 Louis
Washington ~ New YORK postponed.
Boston AZ Philadelphia postponed
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Narraqansett Results

FIRST 4-yeaf-olds and UP. a
mile
Fitch .Gantte) 40 500 so
Wee fkerrl % 50 so
Quakrrtuvvu tIcrkfrvt so
Time .i3 2-5. of 2 80
Vilaee Belle Islam king. Quntilisn,
VaIdina Phao Brown Dancer Adolf and
iLAE Nrand alsn IAN.
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PimIico Results

f-ff-Sf frEr-F vFFT70rIS - rdTIongS
ln NE Purple Bowers 500 50 ? 81
GIuokum tSCoccsJ 10 90 & 30
Slam 10 CLaytont 3 81
Time So Of y 1sH
l-0da NJ Ticardy Rose War Strategy,
Brsrrvque santa Candida, Piquant Bour.
tRi, Up iu Time and Navy Dance also ran
SECOND RACE 3.year.ods and w. =,
Pueius, CRoou % 40 So SO - 90
EtlN Irlghl- LSGLccal---a q 9a--s-T -
Steel Beam tKirkl 9 "a
Tf7T7T IL 8. of Il IS y
Mistake Aiken. SAILS sister Pat q See,
Michael Oun ANYWAY Winning Smile.
Bul Terrier and Sorgho also ran
THIRD RACE 4-yssr-ods and up ?
shotlo (i.eonardl % SO $40 40
a-SiIver Run CRUZ 20 80
Bride spur CMasOnl 90
Time 400 2-5 of ) .os
Blue Nnsc Carbon h-pennypaC ker.
IA r,,,4.r~rr-fsa- e-r ',-sfneist
Puzzle also ran
d. kruukmtate entry.
b Phipp. entry
cStraus Horn entry,
FOURTH RACE l-,eara.a. and up.
slalalnter- lWesitanel aQ-a-nn 80
-C.A+arp Novice BoWersl s. Se 80
Carter Best IDeluctaI 90
TIME llu e. or l.3st
Grand venture. streamer and ldentie
also ran.
FIFTH RACE 3.year-oids = mile
Easy Chance lMcCreary) "a 80 90
Scotch irish (Walb Fl 90 2 10
Black object ,Rletzackerl 10
Time IA IS of 10
Able Elcan Grand Toy Yank Pilot
WING TIP Tumble Boy Fred Havecker
Got There and Hobbys First also ran.
SIXTH RACE 4-year-olds and NJ. :.
mile.
spare Mar CAdair II 20 go Z 50
Armisttce Day tBorsenJ 40 800
Quillon fkirkl Z 80
Time La lS Of 3qh
Baby Darling a-Abbe Pierre Iayaway.
a Black GRIP Castleman. Coronal and
Spin Along also ran.
a Babylon entry
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90 11de n NJ DciroIf Rcc.
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Fiqht Results

Washington Aaron Perry lf2 wash
.rcfu~ Knocked nut ieW HsnhIr' 1877
Washington 81 Ernie Butler rs wash
.~.'rr 1Frsauod Harm Crawford it9
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Lions Draw Four M
dSridaierS i'm Draft

PHILADELPHIA, April 21Proyding the Detroit Lions
National Football
-g m.rng bore 1914 football fans would quite collection
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,CE S25 900 added Wood
year Odds ,hrst division)
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JAMAICA

As You
? AETHELRED Air Flake, Helyetian.
3 ELISA = Music Han FairN Bee.
WHAT NOT. Bin sickle Amos
s. STIR Up Pukka Gin. OLYMPIC
Zenith.
e--t-t.ChY DRAW, Handnn Pucky
Maud
7 SHRIMPTF smucs E,e for Ete.
BEST STIR ZIP
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Baiher Baseball
Iryouis Monday

With the baseball season OPEN
ing soon for the Red and Gray,
Coach Roy Quinn is today on
the lookout for likely prospects.
He will have to break in an al
most entirely new squad for the
coming season, attributing to the
graduation of most of the vet
Grams last January.
Included in the graduating list
were Lyle Bliss and Ralph Sic
vert, both now training for the
Detroit Tigers. Siewert at pres
ent has been given lots of atten-
ton from Manager O'Neill of
the Tigers and has a contract
with Detroit. Bliss is also con-
tinuing with the Tigers but no
contract talk has been revealed.
Remaining on the MCHS base
ball squad from last year are
two veterans, Jerry Cont and
Jack Tomtishen. Both are letter
winners. The rest of the squad
will be made up of boys who
sign up for tryouts Monday after
school.
Twelve games are scheduled
for this season. The first game
of the season will be played with
Birmingham at the opponents
field on April 81.
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-Four Top Teams
Run Close Race

Servo Vacuum Service and
Smoke Bros. remained in the
running for the championship of
I he Monitor Leader M n o r
League at Bowl o Drome last
night when each chalked up a
81 victory against the co-lead-
ers. Servo won from McEvoy &
Dunlap and Smoke defeated
First National Bank. The latter
two now lead by only three
games. Knights OF Pythias and
Johnson's Service came through
with sweeps, the former blank
ing Koppitz and Johnson's do
ing the same to Denmarsh Ho-
tel. A fifth mstch resulted in a
81 victory for Hi = Speed over
Glefke Company.
Individual honors went TO
Harry Gahlau of Smoke who
had a 24J game in a 657 series.
The standings:
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1000 p. Nj. WEDNESDAY,
MARCH % SQUAD
Doubles

Ed Charbeneau VIM. Hatch;
Kay Olsen Melvin Charbeneau;
Louis Lozen-Walter Cottrell; A.
Scarf George Glefke; Bernard
Moore Harold Glefke; Valaer
Denewith Sam Krause; Allen
Hammer Robert Hall, Bernard
School Marvin Leggett; Allan
Frazer-L. Grim Fred Irwin Ed
Lefever; Bill Miller Lee Rood;
Harry Socia- Randolph Rathell.
- Singles
All of the above group will
bowl singles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-23
KraHmen Sweep
Lumber BowLers

Continuing its late bid for
runner-up honors in the Big IL
ague at Bowl o. Drome,
Kraft's Hi Speed last night
chalked up a sweep at the ex-
pense of Bell Lumber to move
into fifth place, two games be-
hind second-place Sheriff Theut
which scored a 2-1 victory over
Rene's Hi-Spced. Johnnie's Bar
tied Renc's for third by win
ming two games from j. g. j..
Music. The only other sweep was
turned in by Gilbert's Cut Rate
over Miller Bros. Creamery.
League-leading Lambs Recap
ping was beaten 81 by Carl
ing's while sixth match re-
suited in 2-1 decision for Leo S
Hi-Speed over Kreiner Grocery.
Tony Prins Of Miller's and
Sammy Krause of Johnnie's
each had $50 for top series while
high game Of 235 was shot by
Ray Koltz Of Carvings.
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tuesday Swimming
Classes Divided
Older, Younger
Boys Hours Set

Arthur Jenkins, American Le-
gieH post commander who is
conducting a weekly swim class
Tuesday evenings at the high
school pool, announces that he
has found it necessary to split
the class into Older and younger
groups, because of the large
turnout.
Commencing next Tuesday
boys up to l3 years old will take
over the pool from 7 to 8 p. m,
and the boys older than ID will
swim from 8 to 9 p. m.
Jenkins requests that the boys
of IA years and older do not APP
pear at the pool until time for
their swimming, period, to
avoid confusion aud disruption
of the first training period.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-23
Sis p. Nj. THURSDAY
MARCH 30 SQUAD
Doubles

N. LaCroix-E. Quinn; NJ Muir
phy-H. Gahlau; Elroy Richter
Dave Meddaugh; Geo. Essmaker-
Henry Fritz; Russ Stark Otto
Wissner: Fred Wade-Frank Kuf-
fered; Geo. Sheppard, Jr.-Geo.
Sheppard, Sr; Glen Schroeder
Jack Moran; John Volkenant-
Chuck Nicolai; N. Fuller Jim
Cook; E. Stewart-W. Highstreet;
M. Batkins-N. Schultz.
Singles -
All of the above group will
bowl singles.
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1000 p. M. FRIDAY
MARCH 81 SQUAD
= Doubles -

Art Coleman Art Anderson;
Carl Rocker Egbert Thomas;
Jim Curran- Stan Dubay; Geo.
Jensen-Bill May; Paul Jankow-
ski-Harol Urmy; Chas. Krein-
er-Herman Timpf, Jr.; Mel Fred
erick- Harry Saunders; Clint r.
win-Geo. Noteboom; Jerry Ser
vo-Al Kromback; Len Williams
Orville Sauer: Clint Rogge-Pat
Cont; Ray WardHerbert Pei
tier.
Singles
Herbert Peltier will not bowl
singles. Clarence Pelkey will re-
place him. All the rest of the
above group. will bowl singles.
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Sis p. Nj. FRIDAY
MARCH 81 SQUAD
- Doubles

Vernon Smith Howard Phil
lips: Lewis Mihal- Gilbert Jock
H. Mcconnell r. Moore; Les
Erving- Zimmerman; Harold
Lindsey-Ed Smoke; Matt Shay
Perry Dubay; Henry Duckert-
Jerome VanBecelare; c. Freed
William Merritt; F. Chris
tie-Geo. Caldwell: A. Grosgrin-
w. Neukiech; Chas. Kennedy
Walt Giden; r. Wiegand Roy
Colburn.
Singles
All of the above group will
bowl singles.
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1000 p. Nj. THURSDAY
MARCH 80 SQUAD
Doubles

E. Stadler : r. Miller; II. E.
Moore-H. Albrecht; o. Zoelling-
v. Meuer: Walter Brandenburg-
Leslie Miller; Art AlWardt-Har-
old Dryer; Vern Alwardt-C has-
Misch: Chas. West-Johnnie Pile
fauf; Steve Malak-J. Shall; Joe
Cornish-Frank Cooley; r. Dun
lap-Pat McEvoy; j. Lamont-A.
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$3.50 p. Nj. SATURDAY
APRIL l SQUAD
Double.

Harvey Krause Bob Kepsel;
Ray Diener Ray Faulman; j.
Miller-A. Prins; A. Rockensuess-
j. Stadler; Ed Miller, Sr. Ed
Miller, Jr.; Tom Dryer Frank
Phelan; A. Meitz-H. Madaus; r.
Coulon-Helmut Kepsel; G.. Nc
Cann-W. Reh; E. Richter-Ralph
burst; Herman Timpf, Sr.-Art
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-23
Plus 100 Score
Holds in Fourth
Day of=Maiehes
Lions Take Second;
Spruce, Stewort,
GREYHOUND Troll

A plus 100 score established
by Harper Drain Commissioners
on the opening night of the tour
nament still held good today as
the Macomb county champion
ship bowling meet entered its
fourth evening Of competition at
the Mount Clemens Recreation.
Sixteen more teams will take a
crack at Harper's score tonight.
Thirty-tWo teams, including 10
on Tuesday and as many last
night, attempted to dislodge the
Drain Commissioners from the
top slot but none came close.
The majority of the changes
among the leaders took place
Tuesday when four of the eight
teams on the second shift shot
apparent money scores. Into
second place went Lions Club of
the Bath City League at Macomb
Recreation which went 154 pins
over its average, rolling 1889.
Drain Commissioner Bill Har-
per helped the Lions by going
Sc pins over his average and at
the same time threatened his
own teams leadership for a
time. DR.. R. Harvey Millar, how
ever. topped the Lions with a
$50 series.
Spruce Inn, Stewart Sales
and Greyhound Lines No. 2,
bowling on the same squad with
the Lions, trailed the latter in
that order. Spruce went 1872 pins
over with Pip; Stewart had
plus of 121 with 2407, and Grey
hound aggregated 2348 for a
plus of 119.
Only four OF the Is teams
bowling last night went over
their averages. High for the eve
ming was Post Engineers Elec-
trio which went "a over with
2O6O total.
Shamrock Cafe Of Utica, an
chored by well-known Gil Bent
ley, moved to the top in the &C
tual pinfall division Wednesday
with a total of 2713. Pacing the
Uticans was Eddie DeBarbrie
with 582, followed by Bentley
with $40. Harper's hold second
in actual pinfall with 2611, while
in third place is Smiley's Stores
of ST. Clair Shores with 24l0.
Stewart Sales is fourth with 2407
and Kraft's Hi-Speed, fifth, with
1898.
TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE
7 p. m. squad-Banner Linen,
Duprey's Service, Hatch's Serv-
ice, Brown e. Darnell, Monitor
Leader, Grim's Service. Shep-
pard's Service, Family Tavern.
9 p. m. squad-Bell Lumber,
Koppitz Silver Star, Hale Shoes
(Rochester), Rochester G. e a r
Works, Mount Clemens Hard
ware, Hanold's BARRIERS (Rose-
ville). Alwardt's Cafe, Alwardts
Distributors.
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$50 p. NJ. WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 80 SQUAD
. Doubles

VIM. Browne Harold Browne;
c. Darling=G- Reinhart: j. Kraft
Dave Rousseau; Z. Hermy b.
Ballantine; Francis Petitpren-
Donald Albrecht; Vincent D.
LUCE Frank Petitpren; Frank
Meeker-Wm. LaCroix; Herman
Ward Bernard Alore; p. Schultz
Ray Champine: l.. Karntz-Jacob
Brandner; c. Goff-G. Alwardt;
l.. Wesling-E. Krause.
- Singles
All of the above group will
bowl singles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-23
700 P. M. SATURDAY
APRIL / SQUAD
nOuh1pS

L. Watherly-W. Kot; J. Kelly
II. Beernardin; L. LaPuna-Bud
Blander: Fay H. Miner-William
Schlutow; Jack Matheson Jack
Crellin: Adrian Lingemann Ed
Wood; Lon Shans-Blake Foster;
Leo Smally-Kenneth Hartman;
II. L. Engel-Jack Kelly; G.. Darl-
ing-M. Darling; R. DarlingL.
Darling.
- Singles
All of the above group will
bowl singles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-23

Observation-Disclosures at
USO establishments in greater
Boston apparently arc adhering
10 the no-dates- with-a -service-
man rule. In the past two years
only 20 OF some 1000 junior
hostesses have wed servicemen
they met at the canteens.
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Sis p. Nj. WEDNESDAY,
MARCH % SQUAD
Doubles

Chester Toureae-Gerald MATS
on; Joe Della Walter Stonner;
Ray Krauthein-Gene Unger; Ray
McKersie Joe Frederick; Rich
ard Neigebaur-A. Schmidt; John
Barrett John Carls; j. Lukach-
r. Bowen; S. Superb. Garman;
B. Humrick-J. Dendoven; j. Ho-
gan C. DerWa; S. Davenport
Il. Sullins; H. Rein-R. Rohlfs.
Singles
All of the above group will
bowl singles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-23
Mount Clemens High
Names Hoop Coptoins

In a meeting yesterday after
school in the Bather gym, Clar-
ence Schroeder was named cap
tain of next years basketball
quintet. Peters was elected
honorary captain of last years
team.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-23

lieutenant golfer Potty Berg returned to Comp Lejeune,
N. C.. leading ia women recruits which at eos por
although Patty hosnt played round Of golf since she
listed Three Of the recently crowned Iceland boxing
ehomps Fronke Abano Of Flushing l. l., Bill MeDon-
old Of Brooklyn ond Jimmy Koronis Of New Hoven Conn,
have been rewarded with trip TO Greet Britain. With
them went Andy Rieeardi Of Chester, Po William Ro-
mano Of New Orleans and William Roach Of Charlotte,
N. c., who didn't win any titles but who proved them
selves Q credit to the o Of boxing and to their uniforms.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-23
Top Spot Teams
Maintain EDGE

Leaders held their places yes
terday in the Ladies Civilian
Defense l. e a cue at Bowl-O-
Drome, with two matches being
halved. League-leading Gasoline
broke even with Fuel Oil and
Shoes did the same with Tires.
Stoves marked up the lone slam,
banking Automobiles as Sugar
scored 81 victory over Foods.
High marks were Mile Mi
ner'S 468 series and Virginia
Schonschack's 1853 game.
The standings:
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$40 p. Nj. FRIDAY
MARCH 81 SQUAD
Doubles

Adolf Dobner Clifford Hay;
VIM. Stanley-Robert Pitts; Louis
Peltier- Morton Winkler; Walter
Dubay-Russell Dubay; Howard
Siewert- Oscar Dubay; Ed STAN
ley Leonard Fireman. Alvin
Trombley James Macarthur; c.
Schaeffer-Fred Gregg; VIM. Pur-
cell-Thomas OBrien; Carl Yer
nier-Albert King; Donald Darl-
ing-Tom Dunn; Leo Killewald-
Charles DOYLE.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-23
$50 p. Nj. THURSDAY
MARCH 30 SQUAD
- Doubles

Wilbur Penzien Martin AL
Wardt; Albert Holdcroft- Harold
Koth; Raymond Kaltz Edward
Ehrke: Arthur Ehrke-W Bald
win; Conrad Ratzow-Carl Pagel;
Emil Miller Albert Bellhorn;
Harry Noteboom- Morris Chisik;
Edwin F. Craft-Joseph A. He'll
ner; Russell Elso-U. E. Bouley;
Jos. Reynolds Stanley Holmes;
Angelo Fisher-Bud Dobbs; Will
liam Scott-Don Campbell.
- Singles -
Russell Elso will not bowl
singles and Herbert School will
replace him. All the rest of the
above group will bowl singles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-23
Singles

James Macarthur, Fred Gregg,
VIM. Purcell, Thomas O'Brien,
Carl Vernier, Albert King, DON
aid Darling and Tom Dunn will
not bowl singles. Replacing them
will be George Kurz and II. T.
Johnson. who will bowl singles,
and William Dubay-Vincent Pet
itpren and Howard Bryce-Ken-
meth Harrington, who will bowl
doubles. All the rest of the above
group will bowl singles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-23
SinqIes-DoubIes Schedule

Sanderson; Art Burgess-Sam AL
lison.
Singles -
All of the above group will
bowl singles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-23

Class ! railroads Of the Unite
States employed more than I
345, 900 persons as Of Apri
1913.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-23
Sports Roundup
BY Hugh Fullerton, Jr.

NEW YORK, March % - tAP) - Trying to build up
Allie Stoz clever boxer for tonehts scroP win pPy
Lokn boyhoo artist Harry Makson typed these lines old
timers enjoy watching StOIz perform He reminds them OF the
greet fighters of the post He spent four hours with Frank
Erne former lightweight champion studying one little move
But he perfected it, Nat Feischer recalls Kid Mccoy teI-
ina how he worked for hours time day after doy on his
famous corkscrew punch And fnoy after three years he
concluded he had mastered the blow Moybe thots why
there orent ony AZ Kid McCoys ground these days.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-23
The Monifor-Leader
THURSDAY MARCH %, 1914 PAGE 16

Raccoons wash meat before
eating it.
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rhe standings:
BIG IL LEAGUE

Rudolph; Harry Kepsel-William
kepsel.
- Singles
All Of the above group will
bowl singles.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-03-23

TEAMMATES
When Bert Kenmuir. who signed to pitch for the
Oakland Pacific Coost League baseball club this
needing for training comp at Son Bernodino, Col the
friend who driving suggested that they pick up an
other OokIond player. The newcomer, intieder
Howard Anderson, started conventional acknowledge
ment Of the introduction then burst out Guodoeonol
and" 1.-The Naval HosPitol at Oak Knoll, Ken
muir completed the sentence. Both former soiIors,
they had met GuodaeanoI and later in the hospital
otter kenmuir had suffered abdominal wound from
shropneI and Anderson had been brought down by NAL
orio They hadn't learned each others names then
though both wede Los Angeles boys. To complete
the coincidence both played for the Hollywood Stors
port of last season, but at the time. Now
they're roommotes at the Oaks comp and hope to re-
main oteether through the season.
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SPORTPoURRI

When five Syracuse coaches who have served the Unver
sity total Of O6 years honored at dinner here oor
row. each will head table occupied by athletes in the sport
which he cooches Although Catholic University is roted
the outsider in the Eastern National Collegiate A. bosket
ball tourney four of the five regulars who'll foce Dartmouth
tomorrow have scored than 200 points eoch Plans
for another victory meeting at Belmont Park in Mo-
vember already under woy The lost raised nearly
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ToDAY'S GUEST STAR

Woter Hoeht Washington POST There was more Spin
Nick Arocks old legs than there in the air OF Coee
Park yesterday