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Easily 5ubdue
Eagles in
Junior League
Ken DuBoy Repeots
BoIIontine's One-Hit
Pitching DispIoy

With their second victory
safely tucked away the Grem-
Inns looked like the team 10 beat
in the Junior Softball League.
They easily subdued Eagles at
Griffith Field last Friday night
as Kenneth DuBay duplicated
Jack Ballantine' performance
of the previous evening by hurl-
ing a e-hitter. The final result
was TO /.
The loss was the first for the
Eagles, as the game which they
forfeited TO Henk Studio on
Tuesday for using an illegal
player, was restored to them by
t n 2 Recreation Department.
Henk Studio, it was later
learned, also had an average
player in their lineup. Eagles
won the game, 1915.
Eagles were the first TO score,
pushing over their lone counter
in the second inning With one
out, Thoel walked, stole second
and was driven in by Corby
who doubled.
After threatening in the open
ing frame, the Gremlins finally
broke the ice in the fourth by
counting three times. Singles by
Allor and Carlos and doubles by
Leggett and Gallagher produced
the trio Of scores. They added
another in the fifth, but the
seventh was their big stanza. An
error and singles by Moore, Gal
lagher, Stengle and Leggett
gave them four more to make a
total Of eight for the game.
Jim Leggett, Gremlin third
baseman, was the big gun in the
winners attack. He had a per-
feet night at bat with a double
and three singles in four tries.
Gremlins 0003l04-8 l3 O
Eagles 0l00000-1 Is
Dubay and Middleton: Lyles
and Allor.
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Double or Nothing Credo
Of Champ New York Yonks

Jim Tobin and Al Javery, of
the Boston Braves, put an
abrupt end TO the seven-game
winning streak or the Chicago
Cubs. Their pitching, coupled
with Butch Nieman's two hom-
ers and a triple, gave the Brav<
both ends of twin bill, 7 to 3
and z TO 4.
The Boston Red Sox made it
six straight over the Chicago
White Sox by pasting the Dyke
men twice, to and TO 2,
hitting OPPORTUNITY behind bas-
es on balls and Chicago mis-
plays. Joe Bowman and rookie
Glenn Hausman went the route
for the Red Sox.
Brooklyn delighted a turnout
of 28,O6l at Ebbets Field by
beating Cincinnati twice, 8 TO Z
and 3 TO 2. Augie Galan $
eighth inning single won the
opener. A baser by rookie
Eddie Basinski with the bases
full shattered a IL deadlock in
the nightcap.
Detroit managed 10 win its
third Of Is home starts by
pounding out a Is to 2 triumph
over Washington in the second
game of a bargain bill. The
Senators won the opener, 4 to 2,
behind Johnny Niggeling's eff
fective pitching A first inning
homer by Jimmy Outlaw with
the bases loaded started the Zig
ers to an easy conquest in the
afterpiece.
Rip Sewell pitched and bat
ted Pittsburgh to 40 victory
over the Phllies, but Freddy
Fitzsimmons' men turned on
Nick Strincevich to grab the
nightcap, 8 to 2, for split.
Sewell tripled one run home to
back up his six-hit twirling.
Cleveland and the Philadel-
phia Athletics also divided a
doubleheader. Jesse Flores was
effective in the pinches TO take
the opener for the AS, 4 to 3.
The tribe took the second, ) to 3,
behind rookie pitcher Paul Cal
vert.
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bathers Bow
10 Blue Devils
Pointe Club
Winner s. TO !

The Blue Devils" of Crosse
Pointe chalked up an 81 decis-
ion over an invading Mount Gle
mems team Friday.
The Crosse Pointe squad had
made its comeback over a pre-
vious defeat at the hands Of
Mount Clemens.
Cummings of the "Blue Dew
lis did wonderful job Of
pitching by only allowing Mount
Clemens one hit. Crosse Pointe
made total Of seven hits which
brought in the 8 runs, two of
which we're completed in the
third inning. The victors made
most of their runs in the third.
Jack Tomtishen scored the
only run for the Bathers in the
last by singing out 10 short stop
for a one base hit. Anderson,
pinch hitting for Thoel, rifled
the ball TO third and was put
out at first. In the meantime
Tomtishen had stolen second and
had advanced TO third. SahroW,
next batter batting for Sheldon,
smacked the ball through sec
ond baseman's legs and Tomtish-
en- scored on the error complet-
ing the run for Mount Clemens.
The Bather winnings now
stand at five victories out of
nine games played. Three more
games this season will decide
the ratio of games won to the
games lost. Next game will be
played at Roseville where the
Mount Clemens squad will have
a chance to avenge previous
defeat suffered from the Rose
Vile team. This game is sched =
uled on June End.
Cummings pitched for Crosse
Pointe. Stengle pitched for
Mount Clemens.
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The Monifor-leader
MONDAY MAY %, 1914 PAGE 8
Peter Moher Won Honors
and Hord Knocks in Rinq
BY BILLY ROCHE
Famous Referee

Peter Maher was the most pa
thetic of all contenders for the
worlds heavyweight champion
ship. The ring yielded him fame
and hard knocks but little else.
Bob Fitzsimmons proved
jinx to the guileless Irishman
who. on the advice of John l..
Sullivan, came to America in the
fall of 1891.
Scarcely five months after his
arrival Maher was tossed in
with Fitz at the historic Olympic
Club in New Orleans, March 2,
1892.
II proved a humdinger. Fitz
Knocked Maher down and drew
first blood - important in those
days - in the opening round,
but the Celt got up and wealth
cred the storm.
In the second round Peter
nailed Ruby Robert with a poll
thogue that dropped him as if
he had been pole-axed.
He was on the floor when the
bell came to his rescue, and TO
his dying day Maher insisted
that Joe Choynski, Fits chief
second. had reached over and hit
the bell although the round was
nv1y boIf fipicbaJ
Lanky Bob recovered an d
knocked out the Mick in the
18th, grabbing the big end,
$4,000. Maher got one grand.
KAYOED FREE OF CHARGE
Maher Jared even worse the
second time he tangled with
Fitzsimmons, who stood be-
tween him and crack at the
crown. The battle was sched-
uled to be held in Dallas, but
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Major League
Leaders
BY the Associated Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE


Batting - Walker, Brooklyn,
.444.
Runs-Bordagaray, Brooklyn,
%.
Runs batted in - Schultz
Brooklyn, 50.
Doubles-Holmes, Boston, l6.
Trlples-Barrett, Pittsburgh,
7.
Home runs-Ott, New York,
Schultz, Brooklyn and Kurow-
ski, ST. Louis, 6.
Stolen bases - Macon, Bos-
ton, 6.
Pitching-Lanier, st. Louis,
60.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Batting Tucker, Chicago,
1875.
Runs-Johnson, Boston, 20.
Runs batted in-Tabor, Bos-
ton, "a.
Hits-Doerr, Boston, as.
Doubles-Doess, Boston, IL.
Triples Gutteridge, ST.
Louis, s.
Home runs-Hayes, Philadel-
phia, and Secrecy, Cleveland, 6.
Stolen bases Stirnweiss,
New York and Gutteridge, ST.
Louis, 8.
Pitching-Leonard, Washing
ton, 40.
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Girls
Play tuesday
Shodysids Come
Only loeoI Tilt

One tasty dish is on the bill
of fare for local softball fans on
Memorial Day, tilt between
Bill LaCroix' girls team spon-
sored by D. N Cooley and the
Sheriff Lucas girls of Port HUI
ron. ~
Game time is 2:30 pm, and
the locale is Shadyside Park.
The LaCroix girls have won
one and lost none in the present
young season, and little is
known of the Port Huronites-
so anything is liable 10 happen.
The girls showed their strength
last week when they shellacked
St. Clair Diamond Crystal Salt
10 the tune of 8 TO 3
LaCroix is seeking WAC
tSelfridge Field game for his
girls. and further announcement
on this will be made shortly.
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Sports Roundup
By Hugh Fullerton, Jr.
NEW YORK. Nav % - (AP) - nformoti

NEW YORK Nav % - (AP) - information peoseo
About ten years when the aword tor the leading NJ
ter in minor league baseball established the National AS
socioon considered putting similar trophy for schoas-
tic baseball eoders But otter learning how mony head
oches they could expect League bosses dropped the
jdeo Now this corner with prizes hand out oNes
70 Grind would like 10 this years leodnq high
school and college baseball performers 10 keep the ted
within bounds nornQtions for the No lor
boys in hitting base seolln9 pitching both "on-'ost ana
eorned run overooes the best double poy combinations
II nav not prove anything but f get full
records and pick the leaders well give them whatever reco9
milton this department con otter AZ least Il ought to
provoke few n,yboy oan-Ilck your boy arguments
Quote, Unquote
Casey SteneeI The first few days in Milwaukee
body gave hot limp hot poker grip ond rosed he'll about
Chorey Grimm departure But otter they
beon asking Just in while wonder what ever hap
pend to old Charley anywoy'
Monday Matinee
oonne in year Did you know that Fred Mer<e famous
"boner only the Giants the 9O8 pennant but II oIso
Christy Mothewson his ony undspued National League
pitchinq championship? Ed Reuboch won il thot yeo
with "a victories and # the Giants and Motty had
that game Mohewons record would have been 50 won 0
lost for 1872 average to Reubochs TIA. Clemson COL
eee which will dedcote foncy new oobo press box next
fall has erected hchne post outside the stadium SO ho
Sports Ed Scoop loter park his horse and buggy when
he drives over from Greeovie S G..
Service Department
Brig Gen. Dean c. Strother, commander Of the fighter
wilma operating in Italy with the Fifteenth Air Force
basketball West Point in the ary 1905. Lieut.
(jq Owen Parry who recently promoted from ensign
der attack several times during year Of duty ooot but
oot to shot Maybe the opposition trying to
run the ends . Ensqn Adoph Kiefer the backstroke
ehomp who teaches Navy physico instructors swimming OF
bomborde in the South Pacific, is pilot in ltoy
and is in England
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Romeo High School
Enters Track Meet

DETROIT Up, - Eleven
eastern Michigan high schools
will participate today in a nine
event track program that will
serve as the first annual invita-
tional relay meets sponsored by
Cranbrook school of suburban
Bloomfield Hills. The program
consists of five relay and four
individual events.
The entries are from Fern
dale, Lincoln. Wayne. Plymouth,
Hazel Park, Royal Oak, Bloom
field Hills, Berkeley, Walled
Lake, Romeo, Pontiac and
Cranbrook.
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Frederick retired the next three
men in order.
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TODAY'S BASEBALL
Nv the Associated Press
eastern War Time)
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston at Chicago (NighD
$50 p. m.
Washington at Detroit 800
p. m.
Philadelphia at Cleveland
$50 p. m.
New York at st. Louis $50
n. m.
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TONIGHT'S GAMES

Pryde Tool e. Die VS.. Den
marsh Hotel at St MaryS Sta
dunn.
Miller's Dairy Bar VS. Hub
arth & Schott at Covered Wag-
on diamond.
A. & w, Root Beer VS.. Eagles
at Griffith Field.
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WEDNESDAYS GAMES

NJ. c. Rose Gardens VS.. Cow
cred Wagon at st. Mary's Sta
dunn.
d. n. Cooley VS.. River Pointe
Bar-B-Q at Covered Wagon dia-
mond.
Henk Studio VS.. Gremlins at
Griffith.
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Furnished Rooms Tor Rent


DENRBORN EAST Orchard. rpom
~ beautiful nome. shower. Eentie
man ok'gon SRI
Fol RTH, am small warm sleep
INK room for sober man. 50 SO
weth
FRFTI.AND. .1ttio Grand River
c4mllIlahle r4nm j. gentleman
ceienl transportation Vermont
a4.7
GRAND ElNkR-Joy Road business
msu or couple. references North-
AVN $3.50
INDIAN VILLAGE 1892 seytufn.
third floor room; private bath
So 800, employed young efl excellent
transportation Fiizroy 2ie'
tt17rr77vr7rr1
r'om gentleman; excellent trans
LINhRNOls 2ti2 CVrruorl 4
rooms bath. hot water. lower.
fronts So
,.otl-rtgt ,,,N ,Ett Cs,,.oII. 49,,
Ceu-O. Vickers. large room. gem
tleman preferred University 3 6sts.
Sr lean $3.50 ,uarne-, Cantor.
abIe roorn Couple. Two sirls. EN-
TFr-9rt fT8TE pIffaTI0U
srArr pAlp EAST ,q4o, Ne.,
Gfatot and Seven Mile, gentleman.
Arlington 1925
WARREN romfor,ah,r room one
two refined girls eVceiient trans
p1r'ation TNlr s5iS
WrFKIY RATES SIS single 50
double Continental Hotel. lla
SrFt4f between PARK and Cass
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

SECOND l753 Ctiarcncki one ard
fNo-rn m housekeeping apartments
a.-o slgcpre; excellent transports
tom
TNl rlirsnet nsht hnlsoserp q
laln~ aauf- excellent trsr~ p-r-
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HOUSES FOR SALE-EASr
SPECIAL
Medium, near Charlevoix
Henze Co., Inc.
HOUSES FOR SALE-WEsT

a REAL BUY
House 30X3o frame on lot lO0N23O
Arcola hi registers rms AVID
bath dnNu, sRcs tor , hdrms HP
cltV Watef. extra larse septic tank.
House not completely finished Nr
school and stores short walk 20 bus
line one low tRNs9,&scar owner leav-
mr. Cfy. must sacrifice 81, 500
81 600 down. $40 per mo,
HOUSEMAN SPITHIEY CORP.
eli 1919
1874 " SMILE RE 1922
CASCADE 1856. near Burtinesme
% tooms and hath and utility
room fenced yard 5000 down. S22 30
montn'y move IN call Mr. Amt
sur iip e2a2 1860 l.iyernois
DFAPBoRN Hlchlands Beautiful
: room brck Colonial natural fire
place Eas heat lrciuerafor recrea-
tiun room car garage. Competing
goes Wfn hume Fenced ward Posses
s'on Jan % $40 S0n with terms. Cali
q Ross 22a2a PARK, Dearborn
FAIRFIELD rms II A. heat
school, store, DsR. Terms. rN.
'-t25O
pEARBoRN WEST and na,n
wr'h .aiaee not new hut IN good
cordrior $500 Terms Call B
Ross 2i24 Para. Dearborn.
lincoln PARK SPECIAL
I rws and bath u'iiliy fm. Water
sewer Gas eirc'. in laree gRrase
fleU't uf garden space fruit trees
fenced in ward Vacant noH. move
rgnf H nis from bus Inc mr.
school a0f stores. Small down pas l..
HOUsEMAN sPI1ZLEY CORP.
D.
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Income Bungalows Tor Sale

GRANNY Harper. a.. hot air heat
fan basement, IS 100 20 mortgage
~ s. ZOO. TMintr11K 7.fi15-
SEMINOLE. 61O9 Flve looms down.
four Jap furnace sids1drive., 81. 500
81 500 down Acme Real Estate. s3o3
GrRflOt PLAZA Ab1a
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g. 1VsrS rOp SALE

AMERICAN AVE = bliss south Of
rirHna River Z rooms shower o..
lef ~ 90. terms
Washhurn ~ schooicrar rm.
So 4l1 terms
- Francis Ave Grsni i}ver
Nile dust, , rms hath. 81 500 $500
Fee
Natues Ave. between Erruf Hffr
and fu Mic 4 ANS Ar LAllhL
rr.Nt.efr % acre. l,fs uf frlf lH8fr
i-eN 81 goo S4iu fr sln mo These
are aN eNceAen' nfVs 40 unli
CABOT gsI0 - pOvtuu rr
t.r gar Sfpn' an r7kc an rHrI
e-~f
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ALL CASH FOR FQllTlES. CON-
TRACTS. FsTOS IN niSf
AN all-cash deal for your property.
Appraisal call Victory. VI $50.
BACHOR WILL PAY CASH Tor your
PROPERTY m IS Hrs no 00il.
CASH BUYERS. CRIGER
REAITOR Il O. $3.50
CASH fpr holmes apis quick deals.
sm'die}t ii6 p Warren TE 6lg2
DOCTOR wtb $4,000 down waits
nice home ION Arden Park OF nearly
Immediately can IN 1920
EAST -SIl4s--Sl4--llA-- -.l4-ls4nA Hats
Sow thr time 20 eeil C1sn wait
M can Pms l263 j W CAR
My in232 Chalmers ~ outer Drive.
r SIDE Cash hgyers waiting per-
SonHl Affrrf Ai.crsln TN 1 1920
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$3.50 DOWN

Nose I'm AZ once New 2-hedroom
model IN me trees. Tile features
close On b4s, screens, storm sash.
Open daily II tn g
RRTTOS REALTY
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BUNGALOWS rcg SALE
DICTATOR, NEAR
WEST CHICAGO


rG ~ef 'e oafh large attic.
Hrrn SASH 1arsre Immediate cccu-
laa' 'e ~.
F.LMF.R NJ. CLARK
p-E Eor Is oyFp For,p AfrIrON
ro'ft ftnrr.ii as uGWEg
,-T rt,p
.
y y. M'''l t.W ~
av 80 oao 'ee5s ar.nrara
|'Ia0'I ~ ''''
2 -
Tnrt gr1flof ,8t rev Z rnlr1s
tl. cement 8''lc n are 80
Ilf+ .'c IrafIrcs- $500 a4a-n- pins
",r ur ur>rs ryc
tast e,.,,.. " pu---stls
,.-sy~sg -,
v, s,iDi.,' ~ N. ~ I r.
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DEARBORN Nellie. 5-room nunga-
law stove and refrigerator IN
cIudrd vacant. balance Sf.iu0.
equity sacrificed 81 2iif4
EXCELLENT s-room single Fngle-
wood between Woodward John r
TIE house l0r buyer with good
taste five other splendid parcels a.
reasonable prices Limited financial
loans on al deals TR 1912
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s..,I.p,f.tI.
KY rr1Cll ortl,Arors
HAtHINF OPERATORS
N' coos rIIrH NIllA NMfF.
T---- m -y-rT-r-T7T7 J-r7T7-
srHt k'hETtTN
.rrT .r.FN. fI -rI .or l7rr,i =
rsri 'bIu.frt- eaot i4..
ts.. W,ef At satlcc. hefvsau~ S,r.
.." TrfH
FISH, sfIF-C raf fIIfrr.er srrI1y.
et SALARY "Itsgs tse Hatis
s eta..h
FNTFt.. It.lrt Dr.. taur-
tr ro 90. ans oNn room. $50.
8N. fs4n
pa. >ItIl ShIlsIAulrS FlU
tr. rH. W.rk on et.t' n.ar rn.r
ulr.. b.o Wr Nr. rf,n ana
,IsAi ~ Hni- tni 'r'
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w w nv ~ DLO Sh HHtL
4 Defense Homes Project
$500 nONS MOVE RfiHT Is
90. l.h0 QltIar rn'rf i-@l
DEARBORN
S2a0 poHE MOVE RIGHT ~
tfffftfIye ueW t-rr singles
Nelfl. ms fIe HttHfn au'
CON forn b QurIau cherry 1927
Dearborn mr.. Telegraph Rd.
300 town New homes Ol bedrooms B.
l0lh 81 'rarspo McFhELANE
RGOs a3al $. Telegraph pE. 25@n,
Dt 1850
East DETROIT Grauo' M Sec
Eri . bed rooms f.IH features.
atfHr basement $500 ioNr SO nu
1901 fatcs and Insurance Sec mos"
todas 14a03 Eight Nile 'Tl 2-tf33
FHA WAR WCRKFPS PROJECT
Ready 20 move ln CAPE Cod f.rg-
Hsh Cottage. Front Porch Models
. inlWs bedrooms 'l.c f'a'lrtt
fir I.tr Dpfrr ilE Sc. Nhh' ar.
"a rooms 3 bedrooms. , down u.
tlretff. rrc ~H1m GiafI it, Nile
Stc 5000 down
Grs.,t- No So = helr-- ~.
fIT st1C and basement sH W-
movements. fu-f1i'. iaf SIS Uorfl.
TttENFR y WILSON
igsfi FAST SMILE PR lt"S
GnATIOT. MILE SEC BRICK
p -onme afftc. Tile features sr o.
fa-f ri,fnd uei-hbornood - fup $3.50
.I..at flFIl faUf F.
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HOUSES ron SALE

ARcHpALE. 1887 tnear t-Mne)-
Modern ? bedrooms, oil eircustor
heti. oak floors ptastered and psInJ-
20 Nals good condition. 500, d9~n.
cal Mr.. Dwyer.>. X. o. Lincoln
2-lG2o.
bkEt IL ROAD-Fenkell - 3 rooms.
mldern home. near schools. trans
purAiinn, 81 BOO only, $3.50 down
WfnrGiste possession H0fklns 2lI4S
FenkeH. RE OfT6. Open sunday.
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TItIiHO SIS; n Yaia1 $3.50.
frt rrRc'fe sen E4~ ~u.'ch-
board boob .0u- DAVID statt BU.d-
frr.rrL rI..f
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

inkster; all Improvements; eXtraordi
nary bargains large Iofsi schools
exceptional locaticsns Us 2 e0ai
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DEARBORN

4 Defense Homes Project
$500 DONS MOVE RIGHT IS
CH ih0 Q.iaIar Ch'rf f~@l
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DEARBORN

2i6oo Chicago mile south Michi.
gan. = blocks west NJ Telegraph
New 3-hedronm de luxe home tie
natn' wooded lots Low down pay
mrn' Easy terms MANY attractive
designs 90 choose from Open daily
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STAIR 1888 Modern rooms. 3 bed
rooms K ~ condition fnrourh0u'
sA--Lla a4.s-i--..,,--- -
FISFb REALTY Il INVEST 60
eaA7 "a ftfF;f I'M,
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DEARBORN

1901 Pardre cor Notre Dame near
Outer DIVE. south ~ Michigan
De luxe 3-hedr'nm home recreation
rhom space tlle bath, sinks. Close
o. SCHOOL and sporistinn. Easy
terrs. iow monthly payments. open
daily, llIfn q
BRFT0N REALTY
DEARBORN 42t6 West Point, ~
mile south of Michigan, block
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SCHAEEER ROAD

s'iiui hricn duplex singles = bed
rns tie kitch bath, stove $500
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Furnished Houses for Rent
FLATS FOR RENT

" ARM i've rooms. modern
minutes Detroit. s. 90
MH.sf Lake - E-o2
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ATfIs- fr0m Iee pIa1a fqrle hi
tralilte modern Ia' 8 larsf rooms
cach. rRr gauge beautiful fHe
NaINs Marry speDla' zen 'ures l1' .np
1HE real investment tniyersity
$500
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RENTALS WANTED

COLOREp couple wish Two or more
furnished or unfl.tnished rooms
Madison 1880
COIORFD defense worker wants 4
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DENRBORN FAST Orchard rpom
~ beautiful home. shower. gentle
man oEcgnn S2IT
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-17
TaIbert Holds
Three Titles

RIVER FOREST, Ill, July II.
CUP) - Bill Talbert, Indianapolis
tennis star, took all three titles in
the mems division in a smashing
climax to the Chicago open tourn-
ament at the River Forest tennis
club Sunday.
Talbert took bhe singles with a
Go, CD, Go victory over Norm
BiCkel, Oak Park, former Big Ten
champion, and then paired with
Nick Buzolich, siX-foot, seven-inch
basketball star from Pepperdine
college, to down Karl Hodge and
Harold Weise, veteran st. Louis
pair, in straight sets 6-1, Ga, 6-3
for the doubles crown.
For his third crown, Talbert, who
lost the national clay court, tri-
state and western tournament finals
to Francisco "Pancho' Segura, Ecu
adorian star, teamed with Shirley
Fry, Akron, Ohio, to beat Mary
Arnold and Buzolich of Los Angeles
in straight sets Cd, CO in mixed
doubles.
Miss Arnold won the Women'S sin
giles title by defeating Dorothy May
Bundy, Santa Monica, California,
rs, 81.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-17
Famed Trotter's
Career Ends
With Broken Leg

ELKHORN, Wis July II. up
Il The brilliant racing career of Volo
9iSong, world champion trotter and
59winner of the 1943 Hambletonian,
II was at an end today, halted by a
eibroken left foreleg suffered in the
,fdfirst heat of the frce-for-all at the
Elkhorn harness program Sunday.
s1 The four-ycar-old stallion, owned
by e. J. Baker, st. Charles, Ill,
sportsman was rounding the three
quarters post fighting for the lead
with Mary M, the ultimate winner,
when the accident occurred.
Although his racing career IS enc
ed, trark offirials said it might not
bc necessary to destroy the rham-
pion trotter.
Baker repeatedly paid $4,000 for
Volo Song following his triumph in
the 1913 Hamblctonian, the Ken
lucky Derby Of harness racing, in
which he set a record of 2.O21a
= while capturing the first heat.
On Jhly 10 of this year, Volo Song
set a new mile record in harness
racing when he trotted mile in
1871 in the championship stallion
stake at North Randall.
Recently Baker was said TO have
thrned down a 100000 offer for
Fclo Song anG Kings Codnsel, a
four-year-Old PAGER.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-17
Browns Carry
Back ScaIps

NEW YORK, July II. CUP)-The
st. Louis Browns, disporting them
selves in championship style-they
win when the chips are down
went home in triumph Monday
hopeful that their fans may have
grasped at last that they are bid
ding brilliantly for their first pen
nant.
If there is truth to the baseball
maxim that pennants go TO teams
winning the close extra inning
games, then the Browns have ira
dition on their side after yesterdays
demonstration at Cleveland.
Cleveland which literally has had
the Indian. sign" on them all sea-
son, sent the Browns into extra
innings in both ends of a double
header but each time the Browns
won in II innings, 8 to 7 and 2 to
l.
George McQuinn sent Don Gut
teridge home with a winning single
to give George Caster his fourth
relief victory in the opener. Gut
teridge also Tailed the winning
run in the second game, TRIPPING
and scoring on Milt Byrnes' single
to give Jack Kramer his ninth vic
tory.
The Browns increased their mar
gin to two games over the Yankees,
whom they meet in an important
set of four games starting Tuesday.
Imperial Valley press., 1944-07-17
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