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Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-14

Los Angeles. Dec. II. up
Eggs: Wholesale prices consumer grade !:
Large. Grade A 57is IS. Grade 44-47 !;
medium. Grade A 52i4 SO: small, Grade A
43-44
Retail prices TO consumers (cartan> !:
Large Grade AA 69-71, Grade 67-6S.
Grade B 1884; medium. Grade AA s.
Grade A 60-63; small. Grade A 5l-53.
Candled graded eggs to retail er $
cases: Large. Grade AA 81. Grade A
SO. Grade B 1852; medium. Grade AA
81. Grade A 54: small, Grade A 44-46.
Butter. poultry and game unchanged at
OPA ceilings.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-14
FILLS RACING BOARD POST

SACRAMENTO, Dec. IA. UP)-
Governor Earl Warren Thursday
announced the appointment CT Lloyd
Wright, a prominent Los Angeles
attorney, TO the California horse
racing board succeeding c. E. Coop
er of Beverly Hills, whose term ex-
pired last July
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-14
- a. GRAHN

Los Angeles, Dec. i. fUP)-
No. l hard or soft wheat. bulk, $3.50
2.s5; grading barley. 46 pounds, bulk,
Sc. 81 Z .. 42i4; No. oats. 35 pounds
bulk. So. 65-2. 70; No. . yellow corn, bulk.
s.. 49,. As; No. California milo, sacked.
50 1n.o Il
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-14
L. Il. HAT

Los Angeles, Dec. II. up
L. 6. No. /, without a certificate. $780,
30; L. S. No. green or U. S. No. 2
leafy. mostly S26-2s: some. $3.50. and
l. s. No. ., 1921 per ton. No. barley
hay. $3.50; No. l oat hay, S37-3s. IN.
changed.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-14
SAVINGS ON STAPLES

SUGAR, pure cane ....--.,-...l0 lib. Gle
PANCAKE FLOUR, Sperry,2 Id. 26c
CORN MEAL ............................lb .lb. lie
KELLOGG'S PEP ....-..-....-.... box SC
QUAKER QUICK OATS ...lge. 24c
HERSHEY'S COCOA box 12c
FRUI TCAKES Holiday ,...-..-..35c
GINGER BREAD, mixed -........27c
BAKER CHOCOLATE -............... .15c
SOAP, White King .........-......--.......5c
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-14

We have nearly completed our new construction
on remodeling and doubling our space Watch
for our grand opening event early in January.
Opening of Imperial Valleys Most Complete Food
Market.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-12-14
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
CANNED GOOD SPECIALS

DOLE PINEAPPLES, No. 2 -. Zoe
HUNTS PEACHES .-.-.,,,,,.,....211z Csc
Master Apricots -.---,-,--,.,.......2112 19c
LIBBY'S APPLE BUTTER 2L2 Bic
Pt. Iona Tiny Peas ...........N0. 2 19c
IRIS PETITE CORN .................. .17c
Hunts SIN. Dark Cherries 21a 42c
PIT. Iona ASPARAGUS can 39c
MONARCH STRING BEANS 21c
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
Sixty-Seven Babies Born In Jackson
County In September, Records Show

Sixty-seven babies. with the
number of boys more than doub-
hing the number Of girls, were
born in Jackson county during
September, according 10 vital
statistics records. One pair OF
twins. q boy and a girl, was in
Guided in the list Of births.
Nineteen white persons and
seven negroes died during the
month. The records follow:
White births. William Flynt
and Annie Pearl Ward Mccraw.
boy; Lemar and Dorothy Serena
Bond Bradshaw, girl; Burrell
Clarence and Hattie Bell Barren
tine Higgins boy; Enech Samuel
and Annie Bell Linder Magee,
boy: Rosie Lee and Grace Eliz-
abeth Ladnier Powe, girl; Ralph
Numon and Earnestine Noble
Walker. girl: Teak and Georgia
Mae Williams, girl; Cary and Will
lie Rea Laid Poindexter, girl,
Halbert w. and Maydel Hewlett
Gilbert, boy; George Leggett ana
Swanee Lee Dixon Sauls, girl;
Joseph Chester and Louise
Nvrtke Brown Cooper, boy; Mil
ton Oneal and Villa Eflene Kill
patrick James, boy; John Jeffer-
son and Nola Dora Virginia Riv-
ers Lyons, Sr., boy; Jewell Sid
ney and Lena Juanita Calman,
girl; Leo Forrest and Gladys Inez
Wall Burroughs, boy; Henry Syl-
vester and Beatrice Laura Vino
Kuhns boy; Wallace Kipplin and
Prieie corrine Garfield Naples,
boy.
Charley Thomas and Florrie
Mac Dozier Pugh, boy; Lloyd
Eley and Daisy Bell Kelly Rob
erts, boy;.C. C. and Levern Rog-
ers Breland. boy; Hurley and
Hattie Margaret Delcomyn Gull
lotte, girl; James Wiley and Lucy
Voala Settles Ates, girl; Russell
Howard and Henel Margaret
Darden Hubbard girl; Walter Lo-
cell and Laura Kate Raspberry
Trigleth. box. w. II. and Effie
Mae Martin, boy; George friedrich
William and Ann Catherine Sc
Iapper Ehrsam, boy; Albert and
Rosa Lexia Washington Elmore,
girl, Edward Cal and Dorothy
Smith Leach. boy. Arthur Yer
O and Leila Mae Craft Howell,
boy. Harold Clifton and Carrie
Matte Capers Ezell. girl Argus
Levert and VIOLA Mae Stevens
Robinson, boy. George Ellie and
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20

Etma Banks WEIGH Davis. boy;
Edgar Everett and Mae Louise
Hughs Edwards, boy; Louis and
Julia Mae Wright Edwards, boy.
Raborn and Inez Lindsey Bar
field, boy; Ray Elaehes and AL
media Webb Krebs, girl; Willie
James and Lille May Fayard
Daniel, boy; Robert Edward and
Jewel Bell Johnson Rawls, ST.,
boy, James Ebert and Willie
Mae Deakle Clark. boy; Sam AL
zen and Sofornia Christine Min
chew johnson, boy: Joseph Me-
Kiniey and Bessie Edwina Rog-
ers Mcqueen, hoy; William M.
and Audrey Addison Carter, girl;
John L. and Rosa Lee Anseimo
.Cauley. girl and boy twins; An
thony and Katie Deloies Ray
Goldsmith Sr., boy; Harold X
and Christine Harrison Hodges,
girl: Walter Edward and Beulah
Narcotics Wingo Spurlock, boy;
Earnest ID. Moore and Margorie
Brussard Moore. girl; Arthur and
Addie Mae Poison Peice, boy;
Hubert Eugene and Annie Kath-
cen Ballard Morgan girl; Walter
Lee and Elsie Henderson Sheri-
dan, boy; Wither and Mamuela
Marie Pal Carver, girl; James
Oscar and Molly Eva Barkawi
Linton, boy; Clyde Huel and
Mary Farley Daffin, boy.
Colored births: John Albert and
Dorothy burden Sabine, boy;
Johnnie and Laden Holden Ja-
cobs, boy; Liston and Artehsie
Laid Andrews, boy; Charles and
Christine Daniels Underwood,
Sr, boy; Tommie and Artensie
Montgomery Simmons, boy; Leo
nard and Isabelle Walker Davis,
girl, Peat and Beatrice Farley
iron, boy; Jake Lewis and Arv-
therfean Thompson Struggled,
ooy; Dan and Cleo Goldsmith
Franklin, boy. A I. and Ophelia
Jackson. girl; Hebert and Mer-
lissie Brown Thurmon. boy,
James William and Bertha May
Paigo Cochran, Sir, boy; Walter
and May Williams Abram, Jr.,
boy.
White deaths: Lucresy Tire.
hern, Clara Sister, Thomas Nor
us. Jr., Barbury Tillman, John
Edward Owens, George Harris
Golf, Melvin Francis Lear, Ella
MARY Graham. Mary Jane Enzor,
w. G. Knight, Clement Sehullar,
John Hugh Golf Dora Arabell
Smith, James Sanford Spurleek,
holland Douglas Lee, James Paul
Tanner. Annie Mae Brinkman,
Herman Bailey Jackson, Baby
Howell
Colored deaths; James William
Cochran George Mcfarland Jim
Murphy, Glaseo Wil6s, sid
Shankhn, Susie Gipson, Nancy
Wright,
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
Progressive Club
Holds First Meeting
For Fall Season

The Woman's Progressive club
of Paseagoula held its first meet
ing since the summer adjourn
ment with Mrs. William NJ. Col
mer as hostess at her home. COS
Columbus drive. Friday, Oct. Is.
The session was called TO order
BY the president Mrs. Charles
w. Smith, with members reeiting
the club prayer in unison.
During the distribution of the
year books Mrs. Smith took adj
vantage o the occasion to thank
the committees having in charge
the year books, and the program
for the coming months.
These two committees are
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20

rent paper salvage drive in Pas
cagoula have urged every resi-
dent o. the city to contribute at
least one bundle OF paper to the
campaign.
Any person having any waste
paper is requested to tie the pa
per in bundles with string and
carry them to any of the paper
depots. These depots r loeat-
ed al ia Washington avenue,
Lafayette and General Grant
streets, and at each school build.
ing.
Bundles too large to carry to
called Tor if arrangements are
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20


composed of Mesdames L. b.
Dunten, L. w. Ulmer, c. A Car
rier, and P. A. Thompson, pro-
gram, and Mesdames W. r. Gull
ley, T. r. Swartwout. Homer
Miller. j. X. Graham, and C. p
Humphrey, year books.
The program was on Vacation
Experiences and was directed by
Mrs. F.. W Uimer
Each answered the roll call
with a highlight Of her summer
experience.
Mrs. Timer then introduced
Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. J..
NJ. Epting, both of whom had in
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
PAsCAGoULA cHRoNICLEsTAR and MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

teresting things to tell about
their summer trips.
During the social hour the
hostess served a refreshment
course.
Those present were Mesdames
Arthur Allen, G. A. Carrier, j.
q. Cole. j. C. Crane, j. NJ Ep-
ting, j. X. Graham, X. c. Gulley,
Homer Miller, Robert Reinecker
c. w. Smith, p. A. Thompson and
f. w. Ulmer.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
Two P~oscogoulo Lads
Receive Promotions
AT Riverside M. A.

Among those promoted at Riv-
erside Military Academy at
Gainesville, Ga, were John eau
tier, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Hermes
Gautier, and Clinton Lockard,
son of DR.. and Mrs. j. N. Lock
ard of Pascagoula.
Gautier's promotion is that of
sergeant in the band and Lock-
ards to corporal in Company A.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20

any of the above depots will be
made by contracting Mrs. James
Dye at 1O23-J or Mrs. r. H.. Ter
reson at 695-W.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20

The final pneumatic keyboard
player piano was manufactured
in France in 1868.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20
Residents Urged To
Contribute Paper
To Salvage Drive

Stressing the urgent need for
waste paper, workers in the cur
Special importance attaches to
these promotions since Riverside
is the nations largest military
sckool and has won the U. S.
War Departments highest off
eiaI rating as Honor School since
1923.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20

The modern steel pen requires
some rs different processes in its
manufacture.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1944-10-20

o is RIGHTi Goats
this year tend to stop
inches above your skirt
line, carrying out the new
brief look. You'll be right
in style when you choose
one of these casual mod
els with deep patch pock-
cts, trim stitched detail
and set in belt. Comes in
many exciting colors.
PRICE s2s.ss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Mrs. kOepke HAS 678
By HAROLD KAHL

Eleanor koopkc powerful 6I0
for y neN season second high and
Vernors advance 10 within one
point of the championship arc The
h7gnTghtS today In the ZET-ef44t-if--
TravclincS bowling league
When Mrs. kocpke recent VIM
ner Of the state all-evcntS title.
fired ISL 2l3 and Psi she came
within two pins Of Connie Power,
$50 for Ncrnors Her series.
coupled with GcrtIe Schu~tCr>
1n2e-lH- la ,--aAp Alcnua- EcCLea-
tf-f4 n t+4tt--t4-t 55rttttrtrtt
Five. 2G2q 40 2al4.
Led hN Thelma PctcTson I'll
IN SIT Precision trippcd Vernon +,
for fou points. 257N to 2lS6, but
Rainbow RccLcALGn-n moving -lpA#-
eighth 10 sixth place pat Eddie
COv-y Cfub within aPeiPt nLthe
crown by sweeping Klnney>. 27i2
TO 24iS. GcncveVc Libcrda 2LS-
232 I'M COS Helen MaCk's 2l3-202
in 573. Peg Lmdberg'> POP % 339
and Edith SChultz'> 523 stood ont,
With Marie Shamrock tipping
200 in 567 and Agne, EkStrom 206
i'm SD Enterprise moved ahead of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
2OO,OOONay
See0peners

NEW YORK, April Is UPl--
The 1O6th season OF major league
baseball will open today
VICE PRESIDENT HENRY A.
WALLACE, pinch hitting" for
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. was
scheduled 10 toss out the first ball
at the game between Philadelphia
and Washington, thus officially
opening the l5f-game champion
ship schedule IN both the American
and National Leagues.
Entering its third season of this
war. baseball WAS on-a strictly
ratiOned basis.
The wcatherman threatened 10
put a Crimp I'm an estimated over
all attendance of more than
100000 rs prophecies in most
cities were for continued cold or
showers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Peaks Edges
Out MdndeII

Mhn SAYS -GrSLleHnd knock
down dnesn L count
one scored by Rustcr Peaks.
Detroit mlddleweight served 10
give hm the edge over Jimmy
Mandcl of Buffalo last night at
Arcadia in bout I'M WhiCh
Referee Clarence RoSon gave four
rounds 10 oJCh FIGHTER ami r5tttt-t'
the other two even. 1t was the
only tnoCkdown.
Rufus kniChton. Crosse lie
Naval Station. stopped FRANKIE
NiSko. Saginaw. IN the fourth
Young Duffy, Grand Rapids, fin
iShcd Marry DoatS. Detroit, IN
the first and John Elton. Detroit,
stopped Joey SanniCh. pittsburgh,
IN the fourth. Sammy Thompson.
Nashville. took the decision from
Bill Kent Detroit. m four rounds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Lion Bosses
Seek PdSSer
IN LEWIS n. WALTER

Since SHY eight OF The " play
ers who finished the. season with
the petr0ii LIONS are still avail
-T7tr- t-77 r,dupowcr probIrn wiil
Uc fHe cWGf interest OF Ctub Of
httaI, AZ Hbe National Football
League meeting which epcnALodaA
IN Philadelphia
Owner Fred /. Mandel Jr. said
the club is slso looking 10 the
hnlue and viii attempt TO draft
al least one Of The three brilliant
pasSers Who are on the draft list
this year even though an are IN
AcrAI These stars who Will
probably be anotrrea tt+-t. FIRST tt.izt-f,
ztrrrf1- 4 F3r-r tffir-t,f aAtt-fe-
Dame otto Graham Of North
western and Bill TIillenbrand OF
Indiana
pl' Harder. Wisconsin fulback.
is another who VIII be among the
FIRST chosen
Although II teams arc now in
prospect for the league MandeI
hopes The number viii he reduced
TO eight. the same as last fall.
There are enough players
available for an eight-teAm
league hut | do not believe there
j. enough strength 60 spread
over 10 or II teams. with %
players team" said Mandel
The increase m the league is
duo To- the separation OF the
merged Philadelphia and Pitts
hWgn teams, the renewal of in
-tr---t-~t III Cleveland aHa HE award
lng -nl a franchise to Boston
An thc Lion Official family i'm
CludrnE LcWtS Cromwell. the new
general manager. arrived IN Phlla-
dclphla TODAY for the rules meet
ing The business sessions VIII
run through Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Klein, Lewis Clash
In FairvieW Bout

LOUIS KTofn WTtt-ruatrt'- his ,7th
defense of the MWA Junior heavy
mat title tonight AT F'airview
Gardens. with Eddie Bad Nam
Lewis. for whom ne once wreS-
tied, his opponent The bout Is
co-loaturcd with the Rufus Jones'
Tiger Jack Moore affair both
being one hour time lnmA, two m
lhlcD falls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
M-aYmec9.
Is Winner

Wavre JrNorSty's baseball
team oG on the right foot,
having EuCued tho season WTFT an
ST victory Yesterday Over De-
trol' Coast Guard
,Ehrac- mns in The last half Or
'hc ninth pulled the game out ~
tf7r tf-r for tfsrvtrt-- .iife-e'-tHf4'FsFs,
tally came across on squeeze
play hy Bit kachaturod
Jack Rice. who relieved Ratpfr
Chapman IN tho seventh. was tho
winning pitcher. lie also M
safely three times. including
single in the maintaining rally
Coast Guard 220 600 900
Va.Hs IT, 2lo on 0Ht
campbell Rotfs CruF1r ard GadcvtkJ,
Chapman Rice and Pernrtess.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Has AZ lnfieId

But while there arc now faces
the Browns. as constituted for
the opening of the season
against the Tigers here today
Is pretty much the same lineup
that finished the season last
Near.- which Is something feM. M
any. clubs can claim
Luke Sewell starting his third
season with the Browns. has
what appears 10 be The best ~
infeld IN baseball should 1-frTS
Clary obtained from Washing
ton start Ar third base. 40 0f
-tAe four PLAYERS la tho Unfold
would be AZ Beside. CARY
there are Gcolap- 2-aLl-+---+- -i-
first hasg Don GuuDrdes af
second and Vernon Stephen. ~
Shot'
The brilliant Stephens IS ~
-cc----e- Slle-l-4-pI --.Slc,4l-l.---
s'.-arr tYff' t'rrs,t':-s- zit,'-rr,--,,----r'
ScWeIl claims is the best ks
stone combination IN baseball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18

pected 10 pitch for the Browns
today. has already been APP
proved for military duty and is
awaiting ms call. Jack kramer.
who will start VI Sundra doCSu {
ret the call today holds a mcdl-
cal discharge
Kramer returns 90 the majors
after TWO years Of >hipy ard and
navy life and "a huci spell last
season with Toledo kramer
worked in the Shipyards m l9t2
and then enlisted m the navy.
For the Mud Hens Kramer won
eight games and lost two lie
PLAYED American Legion base
hall m New Orleans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
&'EaSlGrn
I'm Front

Defending city champion Cooley
High is Overwhelmingly favored
r0 pile mp a biE lead IN the West
STug UiO0T truck mrrt ot tte
Metropolitan League Tins after
noon Ar Cooley No other school
is likely 90 even extend The Car
7lT11y
Southeastern he'd tVo.pomj
load after part Of tre East Side
final, were run OF Yesterday At
Dcnby Tho JupgalcrS accumu-
Ellld IS points 10 the mile and
l.4z.A= Aaiilt.=leadlng t.aSteru which
canturcd The mile and 40 I'M
securing 70 C8Ss ard Benhv- eaCt
have l3 points Pershpg npe and
MLlLAI LlLl-
ThC ca~l and west league meets
vii be- c4nnlctcd Tomorrow AZ
DENLY and Cooley gyms, IcSpec-
iNcI}.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
81 Johnson Has
Ear Operation

GREAT LAKES. H.. April IS
fUPl-SlIaS Johnson former ST.
Louis Cardinal and Philadelphia
Phillic> pitcher who is stationed
az the Great Lakes Naval Train
UG station was M good Condi-
toH today after An operation for
ma~told at the base hospital yes
tCTday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Tigers Get
Prep Star

Myron GInsberE, a 17-year-old
Detroit ssHaiettefs usiFe= T7sfie hsS
debut in amateur baseball here
at the ace of l. has been signed
by the Detroit Tigers.
Young GlnSbcrg 4 catChetr
caught the eye of Wish Egan,
Tiger scout, with his heavy Clout-
ing aS a member or The Police
In-L III the Atnnrll.-An | nL,I0n iasr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18

, Joe Hoover, the regular short
stop last season, who reported 10
the Detroit club yesterday will be
on the bench. whether 1T not
Mayo keeps the Job viii depend on
What the one-time member Of
Connie Mack Athletics does
there
Mayo showed we'll I'M spring
training at Evansville and IN the
cIHb'S exhibition games on the
road. Because OF MS bCtarCd IT
rival. It writ probably take tooter
some time 10 round INTO playing
condition Hoovcr,rr-Ctaysilied into
IA BY ms draft board A. Los
Angeles. Is awaiting a call 10 ScrY-
ice Re worked I'M a val Pfdnr
during the winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Hailed by Inquiries

OUTSTANDING A. hat Stephens
vas hitting ~ n Near 3pJ chp
when he bumped INFO injuries
last year and ~'uwucd ~ $50
VIE cnrcd tic SEASON with 41
runs hsffed n
IN 1912 rs q rookie Stephens
Ff pa and drove r ~ nuns
The froe-~wInE.nC Stephens
FROM Long Beach Cai -f-
uaicd 10 The wa'rr. irm rn-
'e70 San Antonio. NaNsri3
hN Springfield. i'll r3 f.-r--
town pa H, eps.t tH past
winter ~ q Pacific ga.- ru-
'7r1 and playing ha...a.. an
industrial league
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Della kayOed
I'm list Round

PHILADELPHIA. April Ia
UNS)-Ike Williams. Trenton,
y J. NegFn sensation knocked
out Mike Della. formerly of Los
Angeles. now Of Philadelphia.
in minute and - seconds of
the first round of their Sched-
ulcd Hereunder at the Phila-
delphia Arena last night before
IN 600 fans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
KEEP DoIRLEs LAD

AT Vogue, Tony Morano and
John CrmmlnS retained FIRST in
doubtless ChaTTeS Nartin-FrCd
SChemanSkc are the new runners
up on iiS7 and Edward Mass
Harry Mcakin are third SIX pms
away. Edward Cooley and Al
kopitzki stayed fourth Fifth
went 10 Vincent Kelley Wallace
Kline 1871
Kelley also succeeded 20 the
peak IN doubles on 666 with Meakr
second on b50 Kenneth PETER
rose 10 fourth on Gl3 John KIM
nunen chung 10 third and Cooley
20 Gfth
William Davidson Abort Mo
Robbie went INTO the oVcravcIagC
doubles lead on l5t John Nclnun~
and Albert Ch0inlcrC accomplished
1 Is for second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Harold kGhE

Celebrates twentieth annVer-
Sary as member Of Times sports
stan today he's dean Of sports
writer's on this paper man
ol many accomplishments
mayer ~ Grand Bend -LOnIl with
oul portfolio president OF
E0Urty Hearts Club PREF Of
Bowling Writers Association of
America happily marr4ed--haS
daughter l. and dog that bites
nOnboWlerS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18

league i'm 1854 aS f2year-old
-+,---4-i---l - l-tit.-l 4ai ion Ia
two more seasons with the same
team
For fiia inst two yr5SorS tfc
played with Police Post and came
mo with averages of 900 and i}-
Last year. after PLAYING with
Cooley High ne h' ~N horne runs
m eIN games With Tho American
Legion nlnc., GIn~bcg lives az
l43Ol Terry @veuuo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
)
Is Fourth

Standards 2q93 remains the
count 10 pass for frSt money IN
the city championship tournament
regular team division, At Palace.
The only change yesterday was
Enterprise. pushed hY Robert Tx
StromS 677 gong into fourth
place on 29aa
THE EkStrom series Is The diVI-
sion high 10 date
In the overayeraEe group.
Louis J. RrRkman'S Kelly Greens
caught a3, -thiEa-plaee- eH-2p6
from -27l3. Leslie PCchea dong
$50. Davis had sixth IN G. on pa
t26521, ERNEST Brennan hosting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
SpOr

nv Lro M,Cpo>EIL


Bir league catching '-
tho Nanrue1 and HHWrrfH
F.--7-7IoS 77g--- no 77---7T NOM
t--t-.-. .-.,... ....
-'i' '''-
spring TWO ni inon l..'".' .'-
CcFeTN WIN '''''->
Drank N7nco~n ana NIN''h i'f-
ortii--'4''' .f
honofeo VIII '' 'a''0
Catching a>-'@ ....''f "- '' '~-'
= ia,lli',i ..'> '.''.''.''''A
ranN Map'Ic. p, l'..i'-
hIoihei %. 'a> "i.'.,'4>. CD, ..'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Fills In for la abs

Harold Epp>, now Brownie
ouliicl6er, also As from Toledo
Lips 30 wears old. has thc diff
cult role Of filing IN 8i center
field. foy the long-hIttlHg Chet
Labs Labs a Detroit resi-
dent has been called for mill
tarY service EppS, who bats
handed. fashioned ana aAer-
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Rem PmbPr Him?

tot rv4Jt ruutirftf'-'i- sieHs
path IN heavyweight ranks bl
-kAAnlng PAU. NARTNtk Of
Omaha IN SIX heats last rrE7t -,
- EAU JACK eN-llGhtweiGh'
.cF77fF7i' gstt-Aff- preliminary physical
exam for armed service
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year. He viii
report IN the
next few weeks
to the James
tow n IN "
lu b of Z b q
Pony League, a
Tiger farm
6 n S b or e
started with
Battalion 10.
II I'm the Fire
MON < NIJgpf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
RUDY YOrk Picked

TO win 1914 major league home
nun championship by LAYTON
CARVER, ms Sp0rtS editor
provided. ~ Cuursr, Rudy plays
OUT season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-18
Pro Grid JfOgHIs:

DISCUSS possibility AT National
League meeting IN Philly OF using
college football players who had
received medical discharges from
arped services and whose schools
had abandoned the sport.
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SHPdPHS Crack:

Mlers ARNE ANDERSON.
holder Of worlds outdoor record
.ef / 02 +. apd GILNpER -IiAGG.
doubt They Will bc able 10 accept
invitation 20 run m c 5. TINS
- IlIlla-