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BY the Associated Press.
The poSitinp Of The IreasIrw z
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06
The Monitor-Leader
THURSDAY JULY 6, 1914 PAGE Is
Two Shores Teams Hold
Perfect SoftboI| Records

find the competition OF High
School girls pretty tough. Come
on out, whether you know how
to play or not, and join the
fun" Worden said.
The supervisors of the play
fields wish to call to the atten-
ton of mothers of children who
have difficulty playing with
others, due to bashfulness, fear,
or other reasons, to send their
children to the nearest play
ground. They are being taught
in mass games, to join a group.
fair play, the sharing of mater
ials, and each child gets their
turn. Likewise, the over-aggres-
sive or selfish child learns to
help others and their leadership
ability is encouraged in the
right way.
1T has been most gratifying
to see children who on their
first visit did not want TO stay
TO play, eagerly return every
day and all are playing happily
together" says Mrs. Tanner Of
Lake Shore playfield, land also
mothers find the playground a
safe educational place to leave
the children while they shop,
keep appointments and rest"
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been scored, and every type of
game has been played. There
have been numerous shutouts,
close contests, and loosely play
ed, lopsided affairs.
Monday evening, fans wit
messed an upset at Covered Wa
gon diamond as Miller's Dairy
Bar, holders of ninth place in
the circuit, overcame an early
lead to take the measure of sec
ond-place d. N. Cooley, II to 8.
AT st. Mary's Stadium one of
the widest games ever witness
ed took place. The Hubarth &
Schott Lumberjacks rolled up a
football score against the hap
less River Pointe Bar-B-Q ten,
and when the scorebook was all
Strengthened out it was found
the Lumbermen had piled up &c
runs to their opponents seven.
AS far as it is known today, the
H. & S. total is believed to be
an all-time senior league rec
ord.
Another record was also es-
tablished in this one-sided af-
fair, but the holder undoubtedly
would like to disoWn it. The
River Pointe players were
charged with 10 misplays. This
is nine more than the largest
total made this season in the
league up to Monday.
The tilt started out ordinarily
enough, the Bar-B-Q outfit
holding a l to edge at the COM
pletion of two frames. II. & S,
finally found their way around
the base paths in the third inn
ing when they tailed three
times. They added another pair
in the fourth to make the score
5 to 2. Any resemblance to
close game ended there, how
ever, as Hubarth e. Schott sent
l3 men plate-Ward in their half
of the fifth and came away with
nine markers. River Pointe also
put on a rally in this stanza,
manufacturing five scores on
three hit, a walk and two errors.
After a three-run sixth inn
ing, Hubarth & Schott put on a
real show as they rioted for l3
counters. The first IL men who
went to the plate in this session
See SOFT BALL-Page 20
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GfemIins Hold
1.Game Lead
A. 9 w. Cut Down
Edge of Leaders

Breaking even in their last
two games, played Monday and
last night, Gremlins still held a
one game advantage over sec
ond-place A. & w. Root Beer,
although it was the Root Beer
lads who handed Gremlins their
defeat last evening at Griffith
Field. The battle lated nine
innings and A. & w. scored
three runs in their half of the
ninth to win by 5 to 2 total.
Bob Streu was the hero for
the winners. 1t was his double
which drove in Doug Phillips
with the first iast-inning mark
er and put Jim Jones on third.
The latter and Streu also crossed
the plate on an error.
A. & w. had to come from be-
hind as Gremlins manufactured
a pair of counters in the fifth,
With two away, Moore and
Phillips walked and Chuck
-Mosely lined out a two-base nit
to bring in both men.
The Root Beer club tied score
See GREMLlNS-Page 20
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06
Cooley; Girls
Look brNew
Conquests'

The local representative in
the women's softball world, d.
N. Cooley, was looking for some
competition today after taking
both ends of a Fourth of July
doubleheader at Warren, before
approximately 1000 spectators.
Cooley had an easy time in the
first contest with a team from
Warren, finishing on the long
end of a IL TO 3 count. In the
second game, the Mount Glenn
ems ten had no trouble subdu-
ing Sheriff Lucas Girls from
Port Huron. The score was II
TO /.
The Cooley girls made 43 hits
in the two clashes While Arleen
Behnke held Warren to six safe
ties and Jean Randolph allowed
Port Huron only four. Behnke
struck out nine Warren batters
and walked three. Randolph got
seven Huronites on strikes and
had perfect control, giving up
10 bases on balls.
The MorticianS rang up five
runs in the first game before
Warren could break the ice,
then outscored the home team
six to three in the final three
frames. Three Cooley girls
shared hitting honors in this tilt.
Carmane Jamrus, Gloria Moore
and Randolph all had four hits
in five tries.
The second contest saw Cool
ely score at least one marker in
every inning but the sixth, but
they made up for the runless
Stanza by counting four times
in the seventh. Lucas Girls tai
lied their lone score in the
sixth.
vi Slllld hduuuS dllu Lell
Fielder Strauss had perfect av-
erages at the swatting station in
this encounter. The former col
lected two triples, two doubles
and a single in five times at bat
while Strauss went to the plate
four times and came away with
two singles, double and a trip
lie.
The next game for D. N. Cool
ey will be played at Port Huron
Saturday evening with Sheriff
Lucas girls. The girls will battle
under the lights at Grand Trunk
diamond, starting time set at 8
D. m.
Cooley 2 0 / 2 l 2 3-11 81 2
Warren 0001 l l o. 3 6 5
Cooley 1922 4-12 % 2
PIT. Huron 0001 O. l 4 6
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06
Wieman is Line Coach
al Columbia u

NEW YORK, July 6 - Up
The new line coach at Columbia
University is Elton E. tTadt
Wieman, head football coach At
Michigan in 1927 and 1928.
Wieman, who later went TO
Princeton when Fritz Crislcr
came to Michigan, received a
leave of absence from Princeton
a year ago to become the civil
ian head Of the Army's College
physical training program. The
Army gave him leave to assist
Lou Little at Columbia. He Will
return to Washington at the
close Of the football season.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06
One-Minute Sports Page

The Reds claim Roy Mueller tied George Gibsons Iron
Man. record by catching his BIRD consecutive game yeste
doy but the 1909 Pirate receiver not only got six months
in the middle Of his string but he caught p be-
fore he relieved for even one inning Bobby Mel eon
the comedian and time speed skating champ likes
golf better than skating guy isn't likely to foil and bust
couple Of ribs the golf Phil Bloom, who
fought Benny Leonard eight times sx decision KO wce)
and George Levine who hod losing clashes with Pete
Lotto the acting business Hollywood and currently
oppeor in The Hairy Ape" When the Baltimore base
ball park burned down the other night concessionarie
ported loss Of $4,000 worth Of refreshments Probably the
first time a ball park no. dog ever wos really hot
Objection Sustained
Marines at Paris Island c., like to tell about the ball
game Some time ago when Mo Gen. Noses retired
commanding officer On close play at first the
umpire coed the and the general stepped
out Of the stands and reversed the decision The Jump
started to wok off the field in protest and Moses summoned
him back and congratulated him on his stand.
Service Department
Sailors at the Sampson, N. ~ Naval Training Center who
had reserved BERTH for Red Schoendenst when the Roc
ester shortstop received his IA classification finally oot to
him July member Of the Pine Camp army tenn Red
chose the army because his four brothers that branch
and If its good enough for Them then it's for me- too"
George Black former Milwaukee n,ddeweieht who fought
Soy Keeer just before Soy the title recovering from
injuries suffered in O parotroop landing in France
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06
Line Brings Home
Five Race Winners
Trottins Club Races
Stir Spectators

JACKSON, Mich, July 6 -
P)-- Five winners in the Mich
igan Trotting Horse Club racing
program at the Fairgrounds
here last night were brought
home by Roy Line, driver for
the K. w. Hull Stable of Detroit.
He drove Rose Carleton under
the wire first in two races for
classified PAGERS and tn e n
whipped home Bill Carleton in
the first two mile heats of the
2;26 stake. Don Spencer, owned
by l.. l.. Binkley of Detroit with
Tommy VIM driving, copied
the third heat when Bill Garlic
ton went into a break.
Miss Liberty Bell, owned by
w. A. Schmidt of Centerville,
o., won two races in the special
classified pace, and Billy Wat
son, owned by Calvin Reed of
Wauseon, o., won the race for
hree-year-old trotters. Line
drove Starlight Of the Hull sta
bic to victory in another race
for three-ycar-old trotters.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06
Sports Roundup
By Hugh Fullerton, Jr.

NEW YORK, July 6 - tAP) - After wotchine some OF
the recent Red Cross tennis matches at Forest Hills and
observer claimed wos the best tennis ne nod seen
ten veors this department reached the conclusion that
what tennis needs is Ray Dumont hat doesn't mean
rocqueteers the wrong otter hitting the
ball. they do ho often enough, anyway But few fresh
deos and professional promotion would make better
show and ottract spectators, AS storter, no"
professional version OF the Oovis Cup competition otter
the woro Maybe Lex Thompson who sunk enough dough
in pro deserve sort Of neTeno, could be
persuaded to put up O trophy
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06

Fcllowships for gra dua { G
work in health education WILDE
awarded TO qualified American
women for the collegiate fall
term of 1914 by the u. s. Public
Health Service.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06

ST. CLAIR SHORES - Rich
ards Service in the Boys Junior
League and st. Clair Shores
Pharmacy in the Mems League
are batting 1000 according to
reports made by Recreation Di-
rector Carlton S. Worden.
The South Lake girls and
Lake Shore girls will meet in a
softball match at South Lake
Friday at z p. M, Worden an
nounces.
Anyone wishing to enter the
horseshoe tournament or tennis
tournament for women, and
mems singles and mixed doubles.
should notify Worden at Rose
Vile 0404-M.
Following are the standings
of the softball League:
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SOftbaIl
Schedule
week of July 1910
MAJOR LEAGUE

MONDAY - Andy's Texaco
VS.. d. N. Cooley at Covered
Wagon diamond: Denmarsh Ho-
tel VS.. River Pointe Bar-B-Q at
st. Mary's Stadium.
TUESDAY - Covered Wagon
VS.. Hubarth e. Schott at Covered
Wagon diamond; Miller's Dairy
Bar VS.. Super Cleaners at ST.
Mary's Stadium.
WEDNESDAY - River Pointe
Bar-B-Q VS.. M. c. Rose Gardens
at st. Mary's Stadium.
THURSDAY - Andy's Tex
AGO VS.. Pryde Tool & Die at
Covered Wagon diamond; d. N.
Cooley VS.. Hubarth & Schott at
st. Mary's Stadium.
FRIDAY - Denmarsh Hotel
VS.. Super Cleaners at Covered
Wagon diamond; Covered Wag-
on VS.. M. c. Rose Gardens at
st. Mary's Stadium.
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Upsets, New Records Add
Test to SOftball Leagues

Nearly everything has hap
pened in the Major Softball
League this season. Records
have been broken, upsets have
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in Fleming after Fell had pre-
coded him by scoring on a pass
ed ball.
Duckert added Is more vic
Tins to his growing list OF
Strikeouts. He retired the side
in the first two frames on
strikes. Manning went all the
way for Miller's and gave up 10
Safeties and four walks. He had
four strikcouts 10 his credit. His
support was none too good, six
errors being committed behind
him. -
Elect CARROLL
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06
BOYS JUNIOR LEAGUE

The ladies of Lake Shore
district have a softball team and
though originally planned to
play once weel. they are en-
joying the fun. exercise and re-
Taxation so much they have re-
quested two nights. The time
is p. m, Tuesdays and Fridays.
Eve would like to have enough
ladies for another team as they
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-07-06
Today's Guest Star

George Forror, Jr, Woonsocket, R. IT, Co The Brooklyn
Dodgers who wound up their tout camp at Hoyoke have
been looking for youths Boosting bosc physical oby rather
than highly polished performances So is your Uncle So so
what chance do the Buns scouts stand?
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JUNIOR LEAGUE
MONDAYS RESULTS

Hubarth & Schott 80, River
Pointe Bar-B-Q 7.
Miller'S Dairy Bar II, D. N.
Cooley 8.
Gremlins II, Eagles 4.
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JUNIOR LEAGUE

JUNIOR LEAGUE
MONDAY - A. q w. Root
Beer VS.. Henk Studio.
WEDNESDAY - Henk Studio
VS.. GremlinS.
FRIDAY-A. & w. Root Beer
US. Eagles
All games at Griffith Field.
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LAST NIGHTS RESULTS


Denmarsh Hotel 7, Pryde Tool
& Die 5.
Covered Wagon 10, Miller'S
Dairy Bar /.
A. & w. Root Beer 5, Grem-
Inns 2 @ innings).
TONIGHT'S GAME
Super Cleaners VS.. Hubarth &
Schott at st. Mary's Stadium.
FRIDAYS GAMES
M. c. Rose Gardens VS.. Pryde
Tool G. Die at Covered Wagon
diamond.
Covered Wagon VS.. D. N. Coo
ley at st. Mary's Stadium.
Eagles VS.. Henk Studio at
Griffith Field.
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Cooley 1922 4-12 % 2
PIT. Huron 0OO10- 46
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Medals Are Awarded
To I'D Michigan Men

Robert c. Quesnel. 9400 Hart
well. Cpl. Rutherford l.. Joslin,
Bridgeport, Pfc. Milo r. Wessling,
Hamilton; Pfc. Allen j. HIATT, Jas
per. PVts. Harold Il. Erdman, Mt
Clemens, Clarence &. Sawyer,
East Detroit.
S/Sgt. Clarence w. GarwOOd,
1851 Compass and Pvt. Ruth
Matt, 1851 Schoolcraft, were
married recently at the Geneva,
Neb. Congregational Church, Sgt
GapyOOd is stationed at Fairmont,
Ncb. He was at Pearl Harbor
when II was bombed.
Two Detroit dentists have been
assigned 10 camp duty, 1t. (ig)
Julius r. schultz, 112 Emmons,
10 Great Lakes naval station. and
1t. Harrison c. Johnson, 705 f.
Forest, to the Tuskegee, Ala,
air field.
To privateS first class: PVts,
Henry T.. Demers, Alas Gladwin
Alaska; Clarence j. Lamond,
1928 Terry TT. Mason, Cal.
To aviation group adjutant
Bernard +. Cronk, 20l20 Orleans,
Syracuse ~. Y AAF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-21
Service Notes

Eighteen Michigan men. many
Of them from Detroit, have been
awarded medals OF one sort or
another recently. They are:
Distinguished Flying Crosses
1T. tig) Thomas Is. Adams. 14l59
StTatlimoOr, 0lomon Islands;
staff sgt. Donald r., May. Port
Huron. Eighth AAF, Europe: Ma
rine sgt. cart Phillips, is5t Du-
boiS, South Pacific (posthumous) +.
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Presidential Citation 49, Marine
Sgt. Jerry =. Rosenthal, 203S
Hardwood, South Pacific.
Oak Leaf Clusters 1t. Col.
David G. Schilling. Traverse Clty
Eighth AAF. England 1t. John
q. kauff man. 154SS Glchrist.
India air transport base; 1t. Law
renee y. Allard, 1899 Chalmers;
I'd 1t. James l.. Laing, 3026 Mer-
rick, Eighth AAF fighter com
mand England; Tech. sgt. VIII
liam X. Thompson, Pontiac, Tech.
sgt. Joseph j. Stankevich, 1875
RoSemont; Staff sgt. Don w. Tay-
Tor, Flint, Eighth ASST bomber
station.
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