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IA. G. Runners Place Third
in ReaionoI Track Meet

100-yard Dash - Charbeneau,
NC. first; Hester, p, second;
Smith. Ford, third; Johnson,
NC. fourth; Chiasson, Ford,
fifth. Time: IL seconds.
Shot Put-Manning, NC, first;
Schnitker, p, second; Hammer
slach, Fern, third; Graves, RO,
fourth; Miller, Ford, fifth. Dis
lance: AZ feet, 7ls inches.
Mile Run - Sarkany, Ford,
first; Atchenson, RIO, second; Ev-
erson, GP, third; Meats, GP,
fourth; Aulph, RO, fifth. Time:
4 minutes, 55.6 seconds.
High Jump-Showers, p, first;
Perrin, p, second; Gordon. RO,
Duncan, GP, and Steggles and
Fessero, Ford, tied for third.
Height: S feet, inches.
440-yard Dash (first race) -
Shannon, RO, first; Bunce. p,
second; Buoy, Fern, third. Time:
SIS seconds.
440-yard Dash (second race)-
DeRuy, HIP, first; Armstrong. p,
S con d; Chamberlain. Ford,
third. Time: 55.4 seconds.
440-yard Dash (third race) -
Alderman, Fern, first; Mego. p,
S e on d; Balough, PHI. third.
Time: $40 seconds.
Pole Vault - Showers, p. and
Steggles, Ford. tied for first;
Richards and Bridges, p, tied
for third; Olson, GP, and Ham
merslach, Fern, tied for fifth.
Height: IL feet.
800 yard High Hurdles -
Arndt, Ford. first; Mclean, GP.
S e o n d; Keebaugh, p, third;
Blythe, RO, fourth; Hillberry,
Fern, fifth. Time: 1863 seconds.
300 yard Low Hurdles -
Arndt., Ford, first; Mclean, GP,
second; Ireland. Ford, n i r d;
Sprague, RO, fourth; Blythe, RIO,
fifth. Time: 25.6 seconds.
220-yard Dash - Hesler, p,
first; Charbeneau, NC, second
johnson. NC, third; Chaisson,
Ford, fourth; Beck, GP, fifth.
Time: 22.4 seconds.
880-yard Run (first race) -
Morningstar, HIP, first; Kitchen,
GP, second; Lee, RO, third.
Time: 2 minutes, 14.4 seconds.
880-yard Run (second race)-
Shaw, NC, and Zobel, Fern,
tied for first; Lamont. RO, third.
Time: 2 minutes, 1873 seconds.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-22
Tigers Start
17.Game Tour
Open with Series
Aqoinst Athletics

DETROIT, May 22-(P)-The
second-place Detroit Tigers en-
trained today on a l7-game road
trip that will bring them up
against Philadelphia, Boston,
New York, Washington and
Cleveland.
The Bengalmen are TO open
the trek with a four-game series
with Connie Mack's Athletics,
the first clash to be played
Wednesday.
Art Houtteman, 17-year old
freshman up from the Detroit
sandlotS, is scheduled TO start
his first major league game
against the AS, according TO last
minute advices from Tiger man.
ager Steve ONeill.
The Tigers, who are only two
games out of first place, were
quite concerned about their hit
ting as the club made last min
ute preparations for the trip.
O'Neill frankly admits the Ii
gers aren't hitting as they
should and cited Doc Cramer
and Rudy York as two of the
beloW-par batters.
Only one Tiger - Bobby
Maier-is hitting over the 800
mark, but O'Neill predicted that
his players would soon get their
batting eyes-if the weatherman
gives the Tigers a break.
Only dark spot on the Tiger
horizon was the date which
Pitcher Joe Orrell has with the
Army induction station doctors
on Thursday.
The 26-year old right handler,
who won two and lost one for
the Tigers last season, was left
behind as the Tigers headed for
the east. He will be indicted
Thursday if he passes the physi-
cal examination.
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Easy Dough!

NEW YORK. May 22-(P)
Phil BertalinO. New York
war veteran. was one of the
42,179 who welcomed racing
back to Jamaica yesterday
It was his first visit to a
track. but he came up with
the S1,001.l0 for So daily
double by pairing Easy Spell
and Triton on a luck
hunch." Say" he said. Are
you going to use my name
in the newspapers? If you
give my name the government
guys will grab me for taxes.
OK. go ahead - it's easy
dough-"
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Victory Is Costly
for NY Lightweight

NEW YORK, May 22--(P)-
Danny Bartfield knocked out
Guy Scream in the sixth ruond
last night, but it was a costly
victory for the New York light
weight He said afterwards he
had broken a small bone in his
right hand when he hit Scream
in the fourth stanza. He does
not expect to be able 10 fight
again for several months.
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Prep Pitcher Hur|s
Two perieci Gmes

NEW ORLEANS, May 2l-CP)
- Phil Foto, 16-year-old prep
school athlete, started his second
game as a pitcher today and
turned in his second no-hit no
run game.
Foto pitc h e d Jesuit High
school TO a 40 win over Fortier
today. Five men reached first
base on walks.
A year ago, Foto pitched a no.
hitter in his only start as n
Junior American Legioner.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-22

Slowed by wet track and
missing one of its top runners,
the Mount Clemens track team
placed third in the State Re-
gional track championship meet
at Ferndale Saturday in which
eight Glass A teams competed.
Pontiac took top honors with
a total of 5lla points, Fordson
placed second with 43lz and
Mount Clemens compiled q
points 10 take the third posi-
ton.
Jim Charbeneau, speed mer-
chant for the Bathers, led the
field in the century but bowed
to Hester of Pontiac in the 900.
Johnson placed third in this
event. Both of the Bathers had
previously defeated the Pontiac
runner in a duel meet.
Bob Manning Of the Edwards
men heaved the shot AZ feet III
inches to take first in that event
and Fred Shaw of the Bathers
came from behind 10 tie Zobel of
Ferndale for first place in the
$50.
THIRD IN RELAY
Ray Vickers had a bad day,
failing to score except in the
relay. Earlier in the week he had
cleared 81 in the high jump but
was unable 10 clear 81, the win
ming jump, on Saturday. He ran
an excellent race in the 440 but
had the bad luck TO be placed
in the fastest race in which he
just finished out of the scoring
by inches.
The Bathers faced their first
defeat in the relay but managed
to cop third place. They had pre-
viously defeated the Pontiac re-
iuy bNdlll, tiit w iliiiCl, Dut SOdCl
Dick Edwards had to substitute
a runner for Ted Isenberg who
could not participate because of
illness.
SET FOR DUAL MEET
The Bathers are now pointing
for the Eastern Michigan League
Championship meet TO be held
Friday, June / at Jefferson Field
in Ferndale. The meet will be
run at night and judging from
records of dual meets, Mount
Clemens has an excellent chance
Of bringing the laurels back with
them.
The Bathers reserves and Jun
Tor High School teams will meet
Bloomfield Hills varsity tomor-
row in practise meet. The Var
sity team will run against AL
gonac next Monday.
Summary OF State Regional
track meet at Ferndale:
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-22
GI REGRETS, WOUND

ABILENE, Tex. WD-Pfc. J.
T. Flanagan thinks il was law
fully little" on his part to have
gone and got shot up after only
IL days of combat action" after
the government had trained him
for over two years and spent
thousands Of dollars on him.
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SoftbaII
Notes

The Hillcrest Studio team will
hold a pract,se session tomorrow
at 6:45 p. m. on the Consumers
Power diamond.
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Broad Jump - Keebaugh, p,
first; Chaisson, Ford, second;
Fassero. Ford, third; Proctor,
PHI, fourth; Johnson, NC, fifth.
Distance: 20 feet, 4 inches.
$50 yard Relay - Pontiac,
first; Fordson, second; Mount
Clemens, third; Ferndale, fourth;
Crosse Pointe, fifth.
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Tommy Holmes,
CuccinelIo
Leading Baters

NEW YORK, May % - (P-
Tommy Holmes of the Boston
Braves and Tony Cuccinello of
the Chicago White Sox were the
Major League batting leaders
today as the averages in the ma
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-22
City
SOfibalI
Standings

Last Nights Result
Super Cleaners 2, Andy's Tex
AGO ! g innings).
TOnight's Game
Selfridge Field VS.. Hubarth &
Schott at St. Marys' Stadium.
Wednesdays Game
Beuschlein's Tavern VS.. Luedt-
Ike Refrigeration at st. Mary's
Stadium.
Thursdays Game
Froh Trucking VS.. Covered
Wagon at st. Mary's Stadium.
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Mondays Results
st. Louis 4, Brooklyn 0.
Pittsburgh 5, New York 2.
Only games scheduled.
Tuesdays Games
No games scheduled.
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Don Trombley stole third but
Frederick frightened and the next
two men flied out.
Wallace Schonschack, ri & h t
fielder for the Supermen, made
brilliant catch in the sixth Of
Reggie Trombley's fly, but in so
doing hurt his shoulder and had
to leave the game.
The Wagnermen scored their
first run in the fifth. Clarence
Seibert singled and then scored
when Don T-ombley, catcher for
the Oilmen, made wild peg to
the second baseman.
Charbeneau, who walked twice,
showed the way on the bases,
but was nipped out at the plate
in the fourth when he attempt
ed TO get home on sacrifice.
=
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Sports Roundup
sv HUGH FULLERTON. JR.

NEW YORK Nav u - (AP) - When a minor League
committee which was appointed 1871 to revise the o0r-
minor agreement presents ITS Proposo 10 Juoee loos ~
,,doe took one look at clause limiting me consS0e'
no.e,s ond tossed whole thing in the woste basket
This week the committee will try again but some observers
toue il won't be much more successful IN me 's
nIoce theres the possibility that the work VIII be hun9 UP on
IL ot;co bobed wire thot hos fenced the national osSoc
alton into camps for couple OF yeors' men 'ne'e
the nsistence of leagues higher drott PRICE whCn
the majors aren't likely 10 accept and question OF 'e'l
too chonoe which NAV also cause difficulty with the majors
A committee meeting in Chicago few months ego eo'
them exocty and since the agreement w expire
year otter Lands death the JOB has 10 be .heo IN "e eo
be approved at winters meetings II thot ISM done
organized baseball likely will become d'so9on'zeo Ooseoo
Todoys Guest Star
Lev Paterson n J., Morning Gall; The return OF morse
rocino should brno sigh relief from the average married
woman . From now on q nag IS horse
One.Minute Sports Page
Wonder what Mayor LoGuordio who refused TO assign
the headline: Easy Spell Cops the First The Onver-
stv Of Vrono invited the Hepo9ono Track Meet at An
nopos to help fiji the lists expects TO send at eost dozen
othIetes If Bill Voisee who hos eight straight
comes hopes to equal record for Slant pitchers he hove
to oct post the Cubs first Both Inn Keete, who won -
straight in l888, and RUDE marquod who did i in az
s s sop0sd q e New York @ r the All Amer
ico Pro Football League dokern9 with bronch hickey or
fiveyeor lease on Ebbets Field That isn't Monhotton but
it's bettr than Tnboro Stadium
Service Dept.
The Maxwell Field Ala, baseball team rolled 20
stroeh victories this spring before being stopped by Cro9
Field game which 2 strikeouts recorded by losing
pitcher Georoe TubeWle, formerly Of the Athletics. Re-
ports received by the National Football League Show that
eoht former pros participated in the Two Jna invasion and
three we're killed Most recent thot It. Ed Kosky.
Eooes tackle by until the 4th doy before
RECEIVING shrapne wounds his leg He back with his
outfit
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Mondays Results
No games scheduled.
Tuesdays Games
Philadelphia at New York,
twilight.
Only game scheduled.
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end in a deadlock until Glenn
latham, second sacker for the
Supermen leaned into a pitch
for three bases. He scored when
Floyd Frederick hit a slow roll
er TO first base.
Mel Frederick, hurler, for the
winners, allowed five hits and
famed seven of the Oilmen while
Ed Sheldon of the losers only
gave up three hits and struck
out ten.
Andy's combine lost a run in
the fourth when Roy Wagner,
hard-hitting left fielder, who was
the hitting star of the game with
two hits out of three times at
bat, smashed one into center
field for a four sacker, only to
be called out when it was dis
covered he did not touch Sec
ond base. His drive knocked in
Bernie School for the only score
for the gasoline merchants.
RALLY SQUELCHED
The Oilmen made a desperate
bid in the first of the eighth
when Jack Anderson reached
first on a hit. He moved TO sec
ond on an error by NJ. Frederick,
who had difficulty in picking up
Don Trombley's bunt, putting
man of first and second. Ander-
son was forced out at third, how
ever, on the next pitch making
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Hard-Fought
Game Reaches
Nine Innings
Mel Frederick,
Ed Sheldon Stoge
Pitchers Bottle

With Mayor Albert Wagner
hurting the first pitch and pro-
claiming the official play BALI
the City Senior Softball League
was launched auspiciously last
night at ST. Mary's Stadium
when the defending champion
Super Cleaners came through in
the ninth inning to down Andy's
TeXaco, 2 10 /.
Both teams played air tight
ball and the game threatened TO
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Selfridge Field is slated to
meet the Hubarth e. SchOtt
team tonight at 6:45 at st.
Mary's Stadium, weather per-
hitting. This is the first time
in five years that the Filters
have entered team in the
city sOftball league.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-28
VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT
ASKS To ELECT FIRE CHIEF
Threatened Resignation OF
Body OF 20i Volunteers n
Request Not Granted; Mo-
ton Offered BY c. Albury

Volunteer pa, Department %
thc City II ksy West. ~ q meet
lng - Ciiy Hall last nighi. votct
a. request that thc privilcgc d
ehtuus tht Citys fare chicG b
ailoaei b. remain % theu blfs
distion "a thcy would resign IS j
buiy. Sectetary JOHN " Hob
eIis announced today
TIE motion Mas offered by
ChsEt. L. Albufy. who has s,fs
81 - years a. q mCmher 1T the
Volunteers Suuc 81 ths suluu
issls bas, 81 yeafs ol sstytcs
lht u,siIns t.ss sti' INDEED ty ~
members ut the depsftmert
"a tht lat meeting of Cts
tsufnI' iun e 49, voted e. con
tune tnv Volunteer Fifc Drpsti
90 ,ni Nrh a. Siu0 for burial "a
TtnsFs - e,sh dsteasssl meu4tB.i
hu' dat tfa Volunteer Nualid uni
g. s.laald a. ,lr,tr thr regular
chef sI%E,aiiun sas mad, tna'
asa iw uItrs ilfsi a.s font anI
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isL'l.r chef pfoiniod bs thr
ihe & umuisstr-
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N kes Wet IN 1875 snsi at pre-
90 ,uWpf tsg POI lemIefs Thc
sullr Co.. experiment. c0upfs
81 q Wn with /. q, gular Chul
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Isr,'l D. Dpaftrt1f Secretary
1.nn "a Huieft,. Dcpas'ueuf
u.seupF Paul Archer surgeon
Dr HAIRY e.. Galc, ana, Assistant
Surgeon John Ga5nr
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-28
American Patrol. Boat Fired
OnCOning'DOWn Yangtze River
Assumed That Allaxk
Was Made - Com.
munists; 4 merfwan
Ship Fired llafk


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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-28
hitler And His WaTIOIds
Charged With Arranging
For Seizure Of Austria
fhis Was Contained I'm
Testimony Given To-
DAY 1t Trial OF 20
Nazis

NUREMBERG. Nov. rs
1s@orNe AesseFsehmidl, who
testified today az the trial Of
- haxis. charged ~ith being
wAr eriHninais. said that Hit
- and his ~arIords had arr
Fanw~d. 60 the final details,
ea the seizure Of Austria as
. political and economic
n@esaaity."
To attain that end. he
stated Nazis. under Hitler
direction. kept up q con
slant stream Of propaganda
Ca try Ca cause uprisings in
Austria. aud. with the first
uprising. in March of 1888.
fhe premier of Austria WAS
removed from office and a
man with Nazi lcaninTs was
pr INTO power.
Theu the puppet premier
appealed O. Germany to
send troops into Austria to
restore quiet. Everything.
Memerst hmIdt asserted. was
carried our a. has been
plamued.
After b. had finished trs-
tilFinR. the physician who
examined Rudolph Hess.
told the court that Hess wa
uut insane bot vas suffering
ffum hYstefical amnesia
lie quoted Hess as having
ald that be- Was ready 60 be
tried a. war criminal and
trIt that ~ would be- con
waited. adding that AL the
ether 2u defendants also
world hr convicted and CON
demned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-28
NAVY FIGHTER
PLANES CRASH
AT SEA HERE
FGF FsF REPORTED DOWN.
ONE AT BocA cRANDE KEY
AND ANOTHER "a MILES
NV OF MALLORY DOCK

u Mas reported today that an
PIP and an F4F. Navy fighter
plane. crashed last night into
the waters around Ny Wcs'
whilc operating from Boca Chica
field.
TIE F4F vas reported O. have
crashed tao and on, half miles
northwest oi The Mallory D,rk
but a. sat is Indicated This go
s't.ou .s oCaf the Bay KEYS
The F6F was reported 90 have
crashes a. Boca Grandc KEY II
has been looatcd and . b,,dy q,
ported 90 have heen recovered
Coast Guard Dumb1. tie an
sca rescue plane with yvlloW
markings. Mas seem in the ar Co
das as well as the blimp from
Meachan Ftld ard several Caast
Guard boats az. on The seems
to-day searching
Starchight DIN was bcing
held with Ga, PLANES last nigni
and sumBc Ioral residents saw the
atrcfall uhsgh cawr down ncaI
the Bay ke1s. falling 80 the
ssar,hlght be- am abuui % 30
rlutk
Tee puslf.Yu uf ih. .reond crash
fe in thr arra arHlnd tHr b.
ksR~
The Navy fighter planes have
tepu training ~ night fighter
factlts 80 Naval AZ station. Bocs
CHfra
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CALVERT SCHOOL
VERY SATISFYING
THIS WAS OPINION 50 TX.
PREPARED ~ PARENTS
or MANY Pupils

/ Parents of the pupils 20 ~
Calvert Schooi aIs eKtfefuiS
pleased with TIE pfu8rsss ulads
during the hfsf tNu uisuihs -
the srhosnl ypaa. 4 a. diarlsaffl
- . recent urstina e Far flia
and srhuol faculty
The iniiyloiaal tutsiaKe ani
ats.uiinll ths chiiifsn tet EEL
enables them "a si@uah ap naf D
morc wi,h rnuch lcss effult 49,.
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e. uhliesd O. pseaeui Rtsr
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gruur. Mr. o. Van ihur
sen. diFoctur e ths shuai
stated
The establishment uf ga
Calvert Srhnot u H. Me-
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The educational farliiss ufftItl
here. osperiaily uuR Nhfn m
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-11-28
|. P. ARTMAN
BEING SUED BY
FRED EBERHARDT
CASE DEALS WITH POLITICAL
ADvERTIsEMFNT APPEAR
ING IN THE CITIZEN DURING
OCTOBER

Pred O Eborhargii. through tW,
local attorneys " Curry Harris
and julius , Stone. j., ycster
day filed q suit for hhel aeatns.
l. y Artman. publisher # The
Citizen.
In the declaration the attorneys
characterized EhcIhardt a. iul
l0Ws
During thc month 81 Octobcg
AID ls45. ard prior thereto. the
Flaintiff was a pcrson at good
name, tame and reputation. and
dcservodly enjoyed the esteem
and good opinion 81 his neigh
lpgs and other worthy c.iixcns Of
Florida
Tie declaration cite, uo specific
instance though % grncralix,s.
wherein Eb,thafdt's -good nanr.
fame and reputation was injured
bv thu advertisement ritrd in the
declaration. v hiCh had bccn pub
lEh,i u Tie CltAn
tn. declaration dues claim that
thc advertisement Was publishUd
Wiih maliCu . charge that fine
titloun hss alfradS dcn.d
DisCussinE the suL g. g. Al
man sad tins morning
u wlll a. an sa.R matter iw
mC Go prove that { ',rialu,d
nn mallCt whai.vcr ga. g Pred
O Ehfrhgu1t ur ans uthri pr
som Whuse nan1e Appeared n t..
political adsrrtl,u2 70 To-, ca
ger during thU campaign iuf thp
election ui City commissioner The
faCt b. thC advertisement went
thwugh ire usual c1uga, of busi
mess as cVsTy oths p1litlrsI eat
tttisCmCmi reviewed - Ths CItI
zen that day
Il hav, bsC0 publish Tie
CItF,n tor - years. auH thu r
tto rsnd time have nHen .u,d
end In bath Instances the suits
aglr iihd against wt Is urr
who are net called CunCh~ &c k.t
Npslefs bot bN wsn Wfo lsH
fsra htrs uuN q r.~r. at...I.
fgw wears. measured fn tho terms
uf ths adut Ifs
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present uu me- snip aifHiei Ife
r,.drfs 81 uppui .luiiy fu express
Their epln h. - - d,rs ant cas-
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Warsaw Poles
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Polish Foreign Minister Win
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