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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-13

MIR AND MRS. r. F. WALSH
of ST. Clair Shores announce
the engagement of their daugh-
ter Eileen to Pvt. Marvin Mil
Ter. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Miller of this city. Pvt. Miller
is stationed at Fort Sill, Okla
homa.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-13
Zion Auxiliary
Valentine Pl ans

PLANS ARE UNDER WAY
for Valentine card party in
conjunction with a bazaar TO be
held in February by the Young
Women's Auxiliary of Zion
Evangelical church. A meeting
was held at the home of Mrs.
Wilbur F. Held on Hollywood
court, Tuesday evening.
The committee chosen for the
Valentine event were, Mrs. Carl
Pingel in charge Of the bazaar,
Mrs. Wilbur Held, Mrs. Harold
Eyth, Mrs. Baskin Lawrence,
Mrs. Otto Engelbrecht, Francis
Schulwitz and Mrs. Leonard
FREEMAN.
The program was in charge
of Miss Katherine Randall, who
presented a group of readings.
Hostesses for next months
meeting will be Mrs. Earl
Burke. Mrs. Charles Donaldson
and Miss Clara Meitzner.
MARVIN PAUL LOW. son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Low, 296
Cass avenue, has left to become
a Cadet at the Greenbriar Mill
tary School at Lewisburg, West
VIRGINIA
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-13
Births at Maternity

MIR. AND MRS. ROBERT
YOUNG, 1880 Earl rad. a
daughter, Katherine Marie, jan
uary 5.
MIR. AND MRS. JULES KES-
TELOOT, Roseville, daughter,
Marie Ann, January 5.
MIR. AND MRS. JOSEPH
SNAY, II Gibbs street, a daught-
err, Carolyn Joan, January Z.
MIR. AND MRS. THOMAS
AlTkEN, 1915 Williams street.
a daughter, June Lillian, Jan
uary 7.
MR. AND MRS. MORRIS
lNGLIS, 8404 Sylvan street, a
son, Douglas Ewing. January 6.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-13

MRS. FRANK HOWARD Is
convalescing at her home at 81
Park avenue after suffering a
very severe back injury last
week.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-01-13
Dickinson
P, T. A.

THE DICKINSON p. T. A.
regular meeting took place last
evening in the first grade room
OF the school. Mrs. John Norm
ington, presided. She appointed
a committee with Mrs. David
Millar as chairman 10 decide up
on a project for the group for
the year.
Miss Hazel Belts. principal of
the Grant school gave an inter-
csting talk on the early history
of Mount Clemens and Macomb
County. She displayed many old
deeds, pictures and maps.
After the business meeting
refreshments were served by the
Mothers of Mis-. Ila Parkers 5th
grade pupils.
THE METROPOLITAN AUX
ILIARY will hold their Installa-
ton of officers on Thursday,
January 9th, preceded by a
dinner to be served at $50 o.
clock in the main dining room
at the Medea Hotel. The remain
der of the evening will be de-
voted to playing cards.
MRS. CHARLES BANNOW of
Utica is confined to the ST.
Mary's hospital in Detroit fol-
lowing an operation on Mon
day.
MRS. JOHN ELSO returned
yesterday from Chicago where
she visited her husband, John
Elso, Seaman &c, who is sta
toned at the Navy Pier in Chi
cago.
MRS. DUNNING IDLE of Get
tysburg, Pa, is spending a
few days in Mount Clemens as
the guest Of Mrs. Hugh Neale.
MRS. ALEX RACE JR., of
Lenox is confined to her home
with illness.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28

Wilberforce .........0 7 o e-l3
Tuskesee ..........o 9 Z Ola
Officials Mel Whsdbee Nouis-
villp. referee: Al Dunmore (Pitts-
burgh), umpire: Robinson de-
troip, headlinesmsn: Fay Young,
Chicago. field judge.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
YOUNG RETAINS
SMALL LEAD IN
GRID SCORING

Claude Buddy Young. Univer-
sity OF Illinois sensational young
freshman halfback, continues to
hold his scoring lead in the Big
Ten, but his lead is being threat
ened by Ed Cidy, Purdue's bull
dozer fullback who has moved into
second place behind Young.
While Illinois and Young played
a conference game with Pitts
burgh SATURDAY. Cody scored twice
against Iowa 10 boost his two-game
mark 10 "a points, one touchdown
shy OF Young who has 30 points.
The swift Illinois halfnack main
tanned his leadership in both the
rushing and scoring department,
Big Ten statistics show, but Cody
who has played one less game
took big steps toward overtaking
him.
Purdue plays Michigan this Sat-
urday at Ann Arbor, while Illinois
will engage Notre Dame in non
conference game at Champaign.
H.. and should the big Purdue full
back equal his performance OF the
past Saturdays, he'll pass Young in
scoring
Les Horvath, veteran Ohio State
haliback held his No. position
in the rushing division. while Cody
moved into fourth with 23l yards
gained and a so average.
Johnny Yungwirth, Northwest
ern's freshman left haltback, held
on to his passing leadership dur
ing the Wildcats loss TO Indiana
and has a .536 average which has
gained 282 yards. Bob Hoernsche-
meyer, the Big Tens l943 passing
king, gained ground as he boosted
his average 10 .405.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
Tuskegee And Wilberforce Battle
To 1913 Tie Before $500 Fans
~ RUSS J. CowANs

In o hard fought tuxsle. O battle
that saw the lead chance hands
twice. Tuskesee Institute and VIII
oeriorce university battled 10 q
1919 draw last Friday night In
University OF Detroit Stadium be-
fore crowd Of s.s0i paid GUS
TONERS
II was the sixteenth renewal OF
the rivalry between the two schools
with Tuskegee holding a seven TO
six advantage Three games have
ended in draws. Two weeks ago
Tuskesee staged q fourth period
uprising 10 come from behind and
defeat Wilberforce, 1914. In Chi
csgo.
Tuskeges Scores
Tuskegee was the hrst 10 score
when Thomas Hornsburger. 1877
pound fullbsck from Csrbondale,
Ill. crashed over from the 4-yard
line in the second period. Alvs
Tabor. Fort Valley, Ca. senior
and captain, failed To convert the
extra point when he missed the
pail on the attempted placement
kick.
WIloerforce came roaring back
in the same period 10 forge 10 the
front when Fullbsck Ernest Nc
Neil went over his left tackle 10
score from the 4-yard line. Fred
rick Hall, left hslfbsck. converted
the extra point. and the half end
ed with Wilberforce enjoying q
one-point lead. 7 to g.
But this lead WAS not enjoyed
lons. Wilberforce fumbled on the
Kickoff at the start OF the third
period. Tuskegee recovering on
the Bulldogs 20-yard line. Horns
burger ana Grigss slternated in
driving TO the 4-ysrd line from
W mere Hornsburser plunge
through right guard and Tabor con-
verted the extra point with q place
ment kick
Ties The Score
Mcneil scored the tying marker
in the fourth period. and. with |
victory in sight. the big fullbacks
placement kick for the extra point
was blocked.
Both teams, in desperate efforts |
to snatch victory, resorted to pass
rs Tuskezee completed two long
passes in the waning minutes OF |
the game, but q lS-yard penalty |
put the Tigers back on the 2.yard |
line. Tuskegee completed four
passes in 10 attempts, and Will
oerforcs completed five in Is at.
.empts
Wilberforce fumbled five times
and Tuskegee had three miscues. |
The Bulldogs were psnalized 30
Yards during the game, and Tus.
<egee lost 20 yards by the same
quite. Tuskegee made IL frst
towns to eight for Wilberforce.
II Tusksss. ~
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
Miller Loses To
CasS Tech. 25-13

As the Metropolitan football sea-
son entered It's third week Of
competition. the Miller high school
9ridders, after downing Ham
tramck's Cosmos reserves 10 at
keyworth Stadium two weeks ago.
bowed before the CaSs Tech tech
nicians 25-l3. in montague tilt.
So far, Miller has one victory
and one loss 10 their account. BY
virtue OF skill Miller actually out
played the green an white. who
were able TO score only in the
first quarter on three Miller errors.
The well-timed spearhead attacks
led by Lorenzo Wright. Au-City
track star greatly assisted the Mil
Ter team in gaining lost ground
and the thirteen points they ended
the game with. Cass Tech and
Miller are among the high school
teams playing in montague games
this wear
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
FAVOR Robinson
To Whip Woods
In Chicago Bout

CHICAGO-Rsy tSugar) Robin
son, who made his hrst boxing
start last week since his discharge
from the army, by stopping Icy
Jsnnazzo in a hurry in 4 Boston
bout. meets Sgt. Lou Woods. De-
troit middleweisht, here Friday
night The bout is scheduled for
ten rounds and will be the feature
on the card OF Promoter Irving
Schoenwsld's boxing show at the
Chicago Stadium.
Woods. on the other hand, has
managed TO sandwich in between
his Army duties in the past year.
In the hrst OF these he lost q split
decision 10 Jake LsMetta at the
Chicago Stadium. Subsequently,
he whipped Joe Sutka and Lou
Anselucci and. in his last engage
ment, he knocked out Robert Deer
in round eight two weeks ago.
Robinson won 50 odd fights as
a professional before entering the
army, while losing one decision
to LaMotta. Robinson has been
made the fsvoritt.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
Virginia Sauls Scores
New High AtForest Club

frames brought her average down
TO 1873. Miss Lemons highest game
was 1872, her consistent l49 and 1873
brought her average to l65.
Swanson beat Picket Fence for
three games 23O3-223l; B & B Girls
beat Alhambrs Cafe for three
games 2l56-l9l6; Gsrvin Motor
Sales took two from Burnetts
Health Studio and lost one. 2l02-
2O63. Acme Florists won two games
from IL Horsemen and lost one
2l86-2346. Swanson is leading the
held with wins and one loss. fol-
lowed by r & 3 Girls with 10 wins
and two losses. Garvin Motor Sales
is third with nine wins and six
losses, IL Horsemen fourth with
eight wins and four losses. Acme
Florists, Alhsmbra Cafe. Picket
Fence and Burnett's Health Studio
trail respectively.
Aretha Bailey OF DR.. Owen Ten
Primers. who by far is good ma
terial in any league Cbarring none)
rolled 1879, 1855 and 10 in the b"
division OF the Motor City Wom-
ems Bowling League Wednesday
night to average III and to clench
the honor OF having the highest
single game in the division. Her
average was second highest Of both
divisions combined. DR.. Owen Ten
Pinnery traled 100 pins behind
with a 2ll7 To hold second place
Inc Three Skies finished in third
place with 2040 and Adams Service
finished fourth with 2008.
The DR.. Owen Ten Primers took
hrst honorS with a 2ll7 to beat 600
team by II pins. Adams Service
finished third with 2008 and Cozy
Corner finished fourth with 1869.
The victorious DR.. Owen team was
composed Of Aretha Bailey, captain.
/Genieve Page, Gertrude Nelson,
Louise Bullocks and Thelma Gaines
e. NJ. Briggs Realty lost three
games 10 DR.. Owen Ten Primers:
Supreme Linen lost three TO Adams
Service; Settles and Son won three
from the Sun and Cozy Corner lost
three 10 686 At the top of the lad
der in standings is 666 with l3 wins
and 2 losses; Settles and Son with
ten wins and Ave losses. DIR. Owen
Ten Primers and Adams Service
both have eight wins and seven
losses to their accounts; Cory Cor
ner and Supreme Linen have four
wins and eleven losses: Briggs
Realty two wins and thirteen losses
While the Sun is on the last round
OF the ladder with only one win in
fifteen starts.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28

Another feature OF the schedule
il the December engagement
with Langston u. In Tusla, Okla.
Personal friends Of long standing,
Zip Gayles OF Langston and Ray
Kemp OF Lincoln plan TO especially
groom their respective squads for
this engagement so as 10 present
quite an Interesting clash for the
fans.
The complete schedule IL as fol-
lows: Oct. %, Fl Riley, home; Nov.
4, Wilberforce. home: Nov. IL. Fort
Riley, home: Nov. Is. Tenn. State.
Nashville: Nov. IS. Arkansas State.
home: Dec. 2, Lansston, Tulsa.
Oklahoma.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
Lincoln To Play
Fort Riley III
In First Game

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. The
official 1914 Lincoln university
Varsity football schedule has been
announced completed by coach and
department head. Ray Kemp, The
six game schedule was released
today by the Committee on A,h-
letics. For the opening game on
Oct. %. Fort Riley. the famous
Army aggregation, invsdes Jeffer-
son City.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-10-28
HOWARD AT J. C. SMITH

CHARLOTTE. NC.-The John
son c. Smith football team will
play host TO the Howard university
Bisons here on Saturday, October
%, at their annual homecoming
game. 1t will be the first time the
two teams have met in nearly a
decade
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-20
AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING PER-
SONS Under THE AGE OF IL
YEARS FROM BEING ON THE
STREETS. ALLEYS AND PUB
Lie PLACES OF THE CITY
OF MOUNT CLEMENS AT
NIGHT

The CITY OF Mount Clemens Ordains:
Section l. IL is hereby made unlaw-
ful for any person under the age of
"a years 10 be or 10 remain in or upon
any of the streets, alleys or public
places of the City OF Mount Clemens at
night after the hour of 1890 o'clock
p. m. on Friday and Saturday nights
and on other nights OF the week after
the hour of 1000 o'clock p. m. unless
such person is accompanied by par
ent or guardian. or other person having
legal custody of such minor, or IS IN
the performance OF an crrand or duty
under the direction of such parent.
guardian or other person having the
care and custody OF sub minor per-
son. which employment makes II nee.
essary for such minor 10 be upon said
streets. alleys or public places, dur
ing the night time after said specified
hours
Section 2 II is hereby made unlaw-
ful for any parent, guardian or any
| other person having the legal care
| and custody of any person under IA
wears OF age, 10 allow or permit any
! such child, ward or other person under
such age. while in his legal custody.
! TO go or be in or upon any OF the
| streets. alleys OF public places in the
| City OF Mount Clemens AT night, after
the hours specified in Section ! hereof,
except as provided in said Section !.
Section g. II shall be the duty of the
! Police Force 10 enforce the provisions
| OF this ordinance and when necessary
\ or advisable 10 make complaint and pc
! tition TO the Juvenile Court Of Macomb
| County. as the case may be, relative 10
any person under the age OF IA years
violating this ordinance.
Section 4. Any person or persons not
! subject to the jurisdiction of the Ju.
venile Court OF Macomb or other coun.
ties. violating any OF the provisions OF
! this ordinance. shall upon conviction
thereof be punished by fine not OK
ceedng 500 or by imprisonment IN the
City jail of Mount Clemens or the
| County Jail OF Macomb County for a
term not 10 exceed 80 DAYS When fine
or costs imposed for violation of this
! ordinance are unpaid. person convicted
may be sentenced 10 City jail or the
Macomb County jail until such fine
and costs are paid for a period. how
ever. not exceeding 90 days.
Section This ordinance shall take
effect on the ist day of June. 1914.
April POM
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-20
Legal Notices
AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE FOR
SALARIES FOR CERTAIN CiIf OF
EICERS FOR THE YEAR 1914

THE CITY OF MOUNT CLEMENS
oRDAINs:
That the salaries and compensation
of the following city officers for the
wear 1914 be. and the same hereby are
fixed as follows;
For CITY CLERK the sum OF $3.50
yearly. playable in semi-montaly IN
s,allments.
For CITY TREASURER the sum of
~. 40 yearly, payable In semi-monthly
installmens.
For CITY ASSESSOR. DEPUTY
CITY CLERK and WELfAfE d.
RECTOR the sum of $500 yearly, pay
able in semi-monthly installments.
For MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF
REVIEW the sum OF $50 each, yearly.
For CITY ATTORNEY the sum of
q $40 yearly, payable In semi-monthly
installments.
For CITY ENGINEER the sum OF
81 800 yearly, payable in semimonihly
installments.
For ASSISTANT SUPERINTEND-
EMIT OF WATER WORKS AND SEW
Frs the sum OF So 800 yearly, payable
In semi-monthy installments.
For ASSISTANT sUPERINTEND-
EMIT OF FILTRATION PLANT the
monthly installments.
8 For ASSISTANT SUPERINTEND'
EMIT OF STREETS AND PUBLIC
PROPERTY the sum OF $3.50 yearly
payable in sem-monthly installments.
For CHEF OF POLICE the sum Of
1920 yearly. payable in semi-monthlS
ins,allmcnts.
For CHIEF OF THE FIRE DE
PARTMENT the sum OF $3.50 yearly
PAYABLE I'm scmi-mouthly installments,
For HEALTH OFFICER the sum o
81 $50 yearly, payable in semi-monthly
installments. -
For PLUMBING INSPECTOR, SAN
ITATION INSPECTOR and INSPECT
OR OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
the sum OF So 220 yearly. payable II
semi-monthly installmcnts.
For ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR th'
sum OF 50 200 yearly, payable IN semi
monthly installmcnts.
Section 2
This ordinance IL necessary for tn
Immediate preservation OF the publ,
peace. health and safety.
Section 3.
This ordinance shall take effect Ma,
!, 1914
DONALD r. WESTENDoRF.
Mayor.
hereby request this ordinance b.
placed on immediate passage.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-20
AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR
THE LICENSING AND REGULAT-
ING OF THEATER AND MOVING
PICTURE SHOWS

The City of Mount Clemens Ordains:
4 Section l. From and after the pas
! sage and taking effect Of this ordi-
nance IT shall be unlawful for any per-
son or person. firm. company or cor
poration 20 establish, maintain or op-
crate within the limits of the City OF
Mount Cientens. MiehiR sa,-anY- tnea tcr
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-20
ALL RIGHT AT HOME

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -U.P)-
Cpl. Horace Bonsey didn't mind
his wife's whistling around the
house, he told the Judge at a
divorce hearing, but he was an
noyed when she directed her
whistling at other men.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-04-20

Jail or 70 the Jail OF Macomb County
until such fine and costs are paid for
a period. however, not exceeding 30
days.
Section 2. This ordinance shall take
effect on the LIST day OF June. 1914.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
ST. Paul IS Open
Lutheran Meet

Eight teams from Clarence
WrobeI ST. Paul league VIII be
7TTUrE r77C IT IUITT-r7fTg IEe fifteenth
annual Lutheran bowling toltna-
mcnt at The Great Lakes Recrea-
ton sunday night Redemption
VIII be represented h1-LIe- -C4-
vary and outer Drive Faith tour
each
The event broke all records with
30i teams 400 doubles and go
singles AS compared 20 trc former
all,uuc nigh OF BOZ fle~. 363
doubles and So singles Two years
aap Last scar ~ tc4vs A51
doubles and SO SLLgl1z--l-r=l-e-- en-
tered
Defending champion arc <eH
Johnson s ot Saginaw $3.50 Fred
and JOS oyer-avcragc us George
otto and Joe Sab'acan 1918
Marvin MORTIFIED, 600 and LC4s
Sle'aTf. 1898
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Ambassador Is Sold

ROUND 'N-ROUND- FlnSr
Mans and IIDrhcIt- l&lrIn-ate
the new owners of Ambassador
Recreation. 81 MaSsoll selling
out last week Harold Allen
is now - hours behind schedule
i'm all appointments 90. Connie
Powers. Stella Hartrick and
Matte Wooster are staging a
VcloSe average race in the
Womens Travelling with 1885,
1928 and 1906.
jim Tropea and Jack Bland,
former Metro NStarS. are home
on furlouch.. Fred Miller rs
the Metro aNcrAge-laa14--4l-t,tttr
1917 Buddy Bomar rc-
Gently fTcd 23S go 265 Tor
753 In the Chicago Classic
League lie is planning q
$1,000 FIRST place individual
classic Tor howlers of lS5 aver
age or less At his Margold AZ
csde Ia April
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Bought Twice,
Wins a Race

%EW ORLEANS Jan 20 uP)
Na'd.na Zenith Who changed
hand, twice today .n one of the
biggest turf transactions u his
tory skipped of. with the initial
running of The 5000 added Gulf
Coast Handicap az the Fair
Grounds.
The 3-year-old one Of the Lead
nr youngsters ln thc N4ldina
~trIpC. Was~parchaeed hy Henry
III knight, who sold him t0 Viii
liam Hehs wealthy Crook ports
man Rover WA, q head Doe 'front.'
ot The edison favowte. Gay EIt
TIN the co-leeturc The Goa
added shreveport Handicap lf.7i>
5-Near-0Id Brown Salf1 went OFF
Vi'h an easy victory over Dock
Stable, Go-Guo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
3-Men Over-Averaqe
Tournament Standings
Wagner, 20, Set for SD
Season; Hopes for More

F. PITTSBURGH Jan - up'--
Honus Wagner The old PLYING
Dutchman is AN set for another
season of major league baseball
his 33rd unhampcred by amy
thought of retirement ftow tHe
game 20 which he has devoted
hfetlncN
in fact HonuS who VIII Pc 20
or Feb -. seemed puzzled when
rctreDents was mn % tlouo q,
after be- had signed today bus 18th
contract as "a coach for the Pitts
hurCh Pirates
This WAS the FIRST srncd COM
tract with tho exception 0l Man
8gc Frankie Frisco TO De- rec
turned
The way I feel now, I could
so on forever Wagner said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
Form Regional Groups

TO fa-11t7tr handling ~ mat
ters pertinent 20 separate ro-
cionS of tho country the ABC
has scr up regional groups &C.
cord.ng 20 geographical loc7-
ton Thcrc Will be- about eight
or 10 The FIRST ono mo cast
rfn met IN NtW York iaS'
Hdet
frtr-C groups VIII consider
atln1>4ue amendment Whi~n
wai permit the ARC 90 take
over ajl details and features 81
rle bc tournament such as
renting tggruamcnt hulau-
e'- IN tro pass tho AEC has
min rio local committees who
aro Unfamiliar WIN the work
required 81 them
in Ine WITH these regional
committees opening az branch
tEC offices. ono ln the east and
the other ln The west. is bong
considered Tro>e Offices VIII be-
charge ~ definite areas md
conduct matters now handled
af national hcaI1l1rfcr> ~ N-l.-
vaakoc except those Of Con'ro-
Ncr,4' nature
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

"NaNbc can't circle those
bases In 10 seconds. more or
less. the way I used 90. bat M,
legs are >till pretty good for
catching street cars. o les, the
old legs are holding up pretty
good
I'm Kind 81 pleased 10 be
able 80 sign another contract.
I'd like 10 continue In baseball
a. kong a. I'm able"
\Askci what hc Thought off Gfn-
poets for the C7u~ coUtrung tht
scar despite The war hc >ta
Tho way ! hook at it most
teams are ready 10 play bali
and they should The hoy. in
the armed forces seem Go be-
pretty well satisfied. and II its
okay with them It's okay with
me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30
JUDGE ALONE

THE OLD JUDGE IS
AL4&E Let 5tsft4iase iz74r7riifs e1f-T7
thumbs down on horse racing
as q COMMUNICATING Influence for
The baseball world bu' National
Hockey League officials won't
follow his lead Young Jim
Norris. vice pres dent Of The
Red Wings; Weston Adams.
Boston boss Frank Selko head
az Maple Leaf Gardens. and The
big boss of hockey Mcrvyn Dut-
ton, all own race horses -
button. racing pride is The
mare Love Sick now expecting
n foal which Duiton already has
nominated for the Coronation
Futuritv and the Princess Ely
abcth Stakes. 20 be run IN 1916
by the Ontario Jockey Club ...
p Love Sick raced one season for
Dutton N and earned 1888 i'm
purses &C.. Then Dutfon received
q -hlL-inI- S42G -4l-.- 4. --,-~,..--irriy--
ing him IS 40 IN the red ON
actual operation ~. Bu1 the
I'll l. proxy admits hc pui
some Calgary bookmakcrS oui
of business when Love Sick paid
SIS mi her FIRST start
CLOSED CORPORATION
CAPERS Jack Adams feels the
Noftr..,I Ia.oLr,g a.ac,tt. AZ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-30

gradually I0oscn'rE up us hide
houn q none-of-yo 4r.h.~.ne--
attitude toward the press and
public ~,-. Bu President I.'-
ION recently worked earnestly
for halt hour trying 10 IaarG
from a Canadian sport, writer
whore he had obtained me couE
oi the league constitution vhc1
enabled the sports editor -
break the story of hockey gag
law which results lD fine t0r
any player who critlCIzcs official
anfLnn