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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-24
Nv JAMES f. WILLIAMS

Bowling scores continued 10 soar
upward last week in various
leagues throughout the city, as was
evidenced by Mitchell Field CDSR
Seniors. Morris Kilgore Ward
Beauty Studio land Rebecca john
son tGsrvln Motors. Field turned
in a high 258 single, Kilgore reg
istered A $40 series on the same
night friday Rebecca Johnson
did her bit OF pin spilling the night
previous TO register 208 and 244
single in the Motor City Womens
B" League.
yELMA'S LUNCH, anchored by
Jimmy Merri,t's 500 series, did not
have very much difficulty downing
the frst-place Sportree's Aquarium
keglers for two games 2766-265l,
last Friday night at Paradise Bowl.
Tiny Baldwin's g (Sportree'S sos
series paced his team as he rolled
up his sleeves 10 do some real
bowling on his birthday. And
speaking about birthdays Mildred
Martin pickett Fence and Will
bur King OF the Fralrs Ale basket
ball team are the other well-known
athletes having birthdays on the
same day Tiny had his Friday,
Feb. 10.
DSR Seniors outclassed Yankee
Potato Chips for two games when
Louis Black anchored the motor
men with a 58s series. Mitchell
Fields DSRD topped the field with
his 25S single. rolled In the second
game. The Anal score was DSR
Seniors. 27i5 and Yankee Potato
Chips, PATS. Chrysler Boys tripped
DR.. Powell johnson, 26l6-s45s, for
\ pair Of wins.
READY POWER captured Wards
Beauty Studio for two, 2S09-2778.
Gordy Contractors plastered De-
troit Steel for three, 2498-2378.
UAW-CIO League
Mitchell Fields Falcons trounced
Millsnbsck for double victory
Friday night, 25l9-2363. Local $50
gave PW 400" a good trimming as
they won two. 2235-2l96 New Steel
smashed Local %" for three games,
2506-2304 Herman Fairs Moo
team nosed out Eddie Pages Local
400" for two wins, 2466-24l5 and
Tire Plant banged FAA Foreman
three times, 2398-2l73
ECEE RICHARDSON'S 266 single
is the highest single for Motor City
Womens a" League this season.
Katie Graves is next with 244 ana
Trudy Matthews is third with 233.
Pickett Fence won three from IL
Horsemen. Rebecca Johnson OF
Garvin Motors did good job at
bowling when she turned in such
scores as 7,244 and 208 for a $50
series wnen the Garvinites cap
tanned by Lula Sauls, nipped AL
hambra Cafe for two wins, 225l-
2044 Burnett's Health Studio
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-24
Field, NIgore, Johnson
Highlight Bowlingdom

trippcd Acme Florists for pair OF
wins 2063 -2033
The seasons high team games
20 TO SwapSon'S C24S0. Acme Flo
rists is in second place t2409l and
IL IIOrsemen third. The individ
ual high series Is led by Ecee Rich
ardsOn (Swanson'sD SIS: Martha
shannon lSwanSons, $50 and Tru-
dy Matthews ~ HOrsemenl 544.
DIR. OWENS Ten Primers. piloted
by Areatha c. Bailey. won two close
games from Matte Buffers Settle
e. Son team, 2242-2l90, Thelma
Gaines Or. Ovens led both teams
with her SIS series by games of
lS9-l80 and l66. Club 666, sup
ported by Clarlce Washington's
les high single for the first game,
and Daisy Collins high l37 for the
third game. edged out two wins
from F. VI. Briggs Realty. l90-
1886 Adams Service won three
games from The Sun by forfeit and
Supreme Linen won three from
Cozy Corner by forfeit
CROSSTOWN led DSR Girls last
Friday night at Paradise Bowl
when they shut out Oakland for
three wins. l733-l482 Charlevoix
did the same 10 Oakman. l674-l586
Grand Belt won a pair from Fort
NerChcval. 1884 1887. Hamilton
tripped Trumbull twice. l739-l690
Palmer Bowl League
Composite Lodge won two from
the Doctors bowling against aver
ages. Club Deliese spurred on by
Arney Thompsons timely 1875 and
.233 singles. won two from North
east AC. 240l-2 502. Victory Five
was victorious in winning three
games from High land Park. 2256-
2l67. Arthur Harold Victory Five)
turned in an $50 and 1874 series
Jones Cleaners won two from
Yankee Potato Chips.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-24
EMMETT CRIER
AND GARCIA TO
TANCLE FRIDAY

Emmett Grier. Detroit light
weight who lost his last fight 10
Bill Eddy, will meet Ruby Garcia,
Puerto Riean, in one OF the two
ten-round hesdliners at Olympia
Friday.
In the other half Of the double
windup' Gene Gudgill. of Dayton,
meets Milton Kessler. OF New York.
1T HAD BEEN stated before the
box show last Friday evening that
the winner OF the Make Shapario-
Ruby Garcia fight would meet
Grier. but Shapiro, who gained the
decision over Garcia, suffered SER
lous cuts over his left eye and fore
head and was forced 10 step aside
kessler, from Gotham Jewish
section. VIII be making his Detroit
fistic debut but Gudglll has ap-
peared here once before. knocking
out Art Bowie IN the first round
al Olympia
Shapiro. in winning over Garcia,
proved too smart and fast for Gar
cis, winning all but two rounds Of
the l0-rOund bout. Garcia rallied
To- win the sixth and seventh.
H-c. X X x
JIMMY NEELY, recently dis
charged from the Army. scored an
Impressive win over Mickey Quack,
Pittsburgh veteran featherweight,
in six rounds. Willie Watkins, De-
trolt, won a six-round decision over
Sal Musa. Buffalo middleWeight
Charley Padallno, Detroit. won his
ninth straight pro fight by decis-
ionlng Martin Doyle, who was sub
stituting for Cliff Beckett, Ca
madam war worker. Art Price
stopped Eddie Simmons in the
third round of four-round match
Walter Starkey defeated Tony Az
faro in four rounds. Patsy Zocaro
beat Chief Red Cloud in four.
The show drew paid attendance
Of 4,28l, and the gross receipts
we're $9.6S540.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-24
Williams To Meet
Zurita For Title

PHILADELPHIA--Ike Williams,
Trenton. NJ j. and Juan Zurita,
National Boxing association light
weight champion. were signed last
week for a lS-round title bout al
Philadelphia Convention Hall
April 9
Pennsylvania Boxing Commits
sloner Leon Rams said that the
bou, had the approval Of MIA
President Abe Green. and that the
winner would be recognized as
MIA lightweight champion In the
same breath. however. Rains de-
clsred that the winner Will not be
recognized as tltlehoider by the
Pennsylvania commission.
H~Tp-
BISHOP SHAW SUCCEEDS KING
CINCINNATI ,-- tANP)-Bishop
A p. Shaw was elected president
Of the Frsternsl Council ~ Negro
Churches here last week during
r1aetinE Of the councils exscu-
/ tive committee
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-24
NAC|REMA AND
SIC N A WIN
FRAT CONTESTS
Nv GEORGE W. GAppY. III

The Fraternity Basketball league
passed INTO l;s hnal stages A. the
ST Antoine Branch NMCA Ssiul-
osy night as two forCely contested
games kept the fans IN - uproar
The SAcirema club team trouneed
o hard-hshtins Kappa combine, ~
To IL. in the first game while the
Alphas lost q well PLAYED game Ia
the sharp passing Sigma Ave, In
the final Eame
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-24
NACIRTMA. "a.

NACIRTMA. with 4 veteran and
well balanced tCaT' TOOK command
a. the FRS, game early by scoring
three hcld EosiS rapid success.
son Horne lcG nc attack with -
points followed CLOSELY BY Stree
with ls and Butler VIII ~ Del
bert Russell. orc u The Motor CGy's
fines, sll-round athletes was
mainStay IN 40 Mac ema passing
game He sct mp numerous scorn2
plays for hS teammates hX adroii
passing WHie scoring u points
himself
Although ou'Scorcd thc Kappa
team ied BY Clifford Van Harris
former West Virginia State college
basketball great. scored l6 points
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-24

And Your Strength and
Energy IL Below Par

II may be caused by disorder Of kid
nsy function that permits poison Gus
waste to accumulate. For truly many
people feel tired, weak and miserable
when the Kidneys fail to remove excess
acids and other waste matter from the
blood.
You may suffer nagging backsche,
rheumatic pains. headaches. dizziness.
getting up nights, leg pains. swelling.
Sometimes frequent and scanty urina-
ton with smsrting and burning 10 an
other sign that something 10 wrong with
the kidneys or bladder.
There should be no doubt that prompt
treatment 10 wiser than neglect. Use
Dodn's Pills. 1t 10 better TO rely on =
medicine that has won countrywide APP
prevail than on something less favorably
known. Deans have been tried and test
ed many years. Are at all drug stores.
Get Doon's today;
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-24
OPPOSE PEACETIME ARMY

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. - Unani-
nous, opposition TO both the pro-
possl OF peacetime military con-
scription and the National Service
Act was voted recently by Spring
field branch. National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-02-24

and Ernie Marshall with "a points.
made 4 battle 81 the game all the
WY They scored b7sbct for basket
with he ylctors IN the final
quarter
In the second game the Sigmas,
With the nucleus OF last years
championship team, and the nota-
blcS addition Of Swanson. 4 former
basketeer AZ Knoxville
college. defeated the Alphss by
AZ 70 40 score through superior
passing and team work.
SWANSON and Broadnax led the
Sigma attack with IS points each,
followed closely by Stonestreot
with 10 Their fast breaking Of
Tense combined with an accurate
passing attack. slowly riddled the
zone defense Az the end
OF the third quarter they held
commanding 38 10 p lead
The Alphas. fghtlns 10 improve
their league record 81 one victory
in four games. relied CHIEFLY upon
the zone defense and deliberate
style OF play during the first three
quarters Thomas BriScoe scored 10
points. Colmsn. 10. and Robert
Leatherwood. while playing an out
standing defensive game dumped
in eight points himself
In The last quarter the AlphaS
shifted 10 a man-to-man defense
while using fast-breaking offense
10 bring the crowd 10 its feet as
they put-scored the Sigmas, two
baskets tn one.
Next Saturday evening at D
o'clock. the Alphas play the Kappas
while Nacirema r-oets Sigmas.
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FIRST GAME

rsuls "a . - Totals II
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Gophers Meet
Wolverines
Minnesota Moy
Spoil Crown Bid

ANN ARBOR, May 3-(R)-
Holding the odds as most likely
to stop the Wolverines bid for
second straight Western Confer
ence championship the Univer-
sity of Minnesota baseball team
will meet Michigan here in a
two game series Friday and Sat-
urday.
Although Michigan has a
record of eight straight victor
les, Coach Ray Fisher is con-
cerned over strengthening VOL
VERNE infield and putting hitting
power behind the effective pitch
ing of his two ace hurlers, Ray
Louthen and Bills Bowman.
The Wolverines have won two
games from Illinois in their only
conference games and have won
five non-conference contests and
dropped one. Rated as one Of the
strongest teams in Minnesota S
baseball history. the Gophers
split two-game series with
Iowa last weekend winning the
opener Al but dropping the
second Ga.
Red" Louthen will put up
his record of three wins from
estern Michigan, Illinois and
Notre Dame for a pitchers duel
against Jack VERIFY, the Mime
sofa ace. Louthen, a Navy trans
fer from Western Michigan
struck out II Illinois batters and
Is of his former teammates from
Kalamazoo.
Fisher will be using left
handler Bowman for the second
game.
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Spartans Defeat
Wayne y 81 in
Four-Hif Game

DETROIT. May 3-(P)-Keith
Steffee, Michigan State College
pitcher, hurled four-hit ball and
famed IA men as the Spartans
took a 6 to 2 baseball decision
from Wayne University in their
final tune-up yesterday before
weekend series with Univer-
sity of Detroit.
Jack Breslin, Spartan first
baseman, pounded two home
runs and Wayne's first baseman
Ronald Teasley hit one with a
man on base. Martin Handsen's
single drove in two other Mich
igan State ITALICS in a three-run
fifth inning in which the Spar
tans got four of their seven hits
The win was MSC's second
in four starts. Wayne's loss was
its third in as many games this
season.
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Bother's Baseball Season
Gets OFF to Good Start
Track Meet

Mount Clemens track team
Wednesday afternoon defeated
Hazel Park in the first league
meet of the season, Sc 2/3 to
as lf3 points.
The outstanding performances
of the meet were Jim Charben-
eau's winning of the 100 yard
dash in '0.2 seconds, which tied
the school record and DeRuy's
win in the 440 yard dash, which
was also a new school record at
Hazel Park.
However, the Bathers' show
ing in the pole vault was far
from satisfactory as only 2/3
of point was taken in this
event. Another Bather who is
adding much to the team pro-
gress is Dwain Johnson, who
was high point man for the meet
with IL Ia points.
Friday the team goes to Bir-
mingham to meet one of the best
teams in the league. Monday the
Bathers will compete with Pom
tiac on the home track at $3.50
p. m. Pontiac defeated Birming-
ham last week 81 to Al.
The summary is as follows:
100 yard High Hurdles -
Houston, HIP. first: Lennox, HIP,
second, Albee, NC. third. Time:
10 seconds.
100 yard Dash - Charbeneau,
NC, first; Johnson, NC, second;
Morrison, HIP, third. Time: 1912
seconds.
Mile Run - Mick, HIP, first;
Gallagher, NC, second; Black,
NC, third. Time: 5 minutes, IL
seconds.
440 yard Dash - DeRuy, HIP,
first; Sczyckowiki, HIP, second;
Means, NC, third. Time: 54.2
seconds.
200 yard Low Hurdles-Hous-
ton, HIP, first; Carlos, NC, sec
ond; Albee, NC, third. Time:
PIP seconds.
Shot Put - Manning, NC,
first; Kuck. HIP, second. Lane,
NC, third. Distance: 40 feet.
$50 yard Run - Morningstar.
HIP, first; Shaw, NC, second;
Speight, HIP, third. Time: 2 min
utes, IL seconds.
220 yard Dash - Charbeneau.
NC, first; Johnson, NC, second;
Morrison, HIP, third. Time: rs
seconds.
Broad Jump - Johnson, NC,
first; Manning, NC, second; Leg
erould, HIP, third. Distance: II
feet, 10 inches.
Pole Vault - Timmons, HIP,
first; Mansfield, HIP, second; Be-
mott and Gallagher, NC, and
Houston, HIP, tied for third.
Height: 9 feet.
High Jump - Vickers, Carlos
and Manning. NC, tied for first.
Height: S feet.
Relay - Won by Mount Glenn
ems. (Vickers, Isenberg, Johnson
and Charbeneau). Time: l:40.
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Hume-Iess Ms
Face Big Test
Confidently

ANN ARBOR, May 3-(P-
Michigan's track team will meet
Miami University and Purdue
in triangular meet at Lafayette
Saturday minus the services of
Ross and Bob Hume who paced
them to four Penn Relay titles
last weekend.
Despite the loss of the dead
heat" twins whose m e d C !
school schedules will keep them
in Ann Arbor, Ken Doherty's
FL man squad is rated favorlte
for the l3 event meet. This will
be the first time that both of
the Humes have missed a meet.
Michigan is expected to be
strongest in the distances rs
demonstrated in winning the
four mile, two mile, distance and
sprint medley last weekend at
Philadelphia.
Doherty has n m d Orval
Johnson, Bob Mann, George
Shepherd and Dick Forrestel as
his foursome for the mile relay.
Other Wolverine mainstays will
be Dick Barnard, Bob Thoma-
son, Archie Parsons, Ross Will
lard, Charlie Birdsall, Julian
Witherspoon and Charlie Laurit-
sen.
l. Michigan's golf team will meet
University Of Detroit here Fri
day and Eastern Michigan at
Kalamazoo Saturday and the
tennis squad will take on Notre
Dame here Friday.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-03
Ely FRANK KENESSON

DETROIT. May 3 - (P -
TIC Detroit Tigers, back within
:. 5bbing distance of first place
ia the American League, named
their top hurler of 1914, Hal
Newhouser, to oppose Thornton
Lee of the Chicago White Sox in
a left-hand pitching battle today.
The two ace southpaws locked
horns in the finale of a three
game series.
Newhouser, who led the major
leagues with 20 victories last
season, lost two of his first three
starts this year, chiefly from lack
Of batting support.
Big IL Benton, yielding only
four singled, edged Orval Grove
of the White Sox yesterday in a
2 10 l mound duel in which the
Tigers punched three of their
five hits in the first inning for
both their runs.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-03
Baseball

In the opening clash of the
Eastern Michigan High School
Baseball League, Mount Glenn
ems edged out Hazel Park this
week, AS, in eight innings, with
AL SahroW allowing seven hits
and striking out 10 Parker play
erS.
The victory puts Mount Glenn
ems in top place with Ferndale
in the league standings. The
Bathers meet Birmingham in
that city on Friday.
The game ran over an extra
inning when the Bathers and
Hazel Park found themselves
tied up in the seventh, 3-3. Jen-
nings, pitching for Hazel Park,
struck out six and yielded 10
hits.
The box score:
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BY JACK HAND
Associated Press Sports Writer

AL Benton appeared today the
answer to Steve O'Neill's search
for depth in his Detroit pitching
staff as a No. 3 man behind Dizzy
Trout and Hal Newhouser.
Over a 27-inning stretch in
three complete games since the
season opened. the ex-sailor had
boosted himself into select un-
beaten company by allowing a
total of only two runs and 10
hits.
Chicago was his latest victim
yesterday, 81, following a 10
shutout of st. Louis and 81
decision over Cleveland.
Benton, who enlisted in the
Navy after the 1912 season, re.
ceived a medical discharge last
Nov. Is. So far he has matched
Trout's 80 win record and over
Swallowed NeWhouser's one de-
cision in three tries.
st. Louis, off to a disappoint-
ingly slow start in defense OF
their title, dropped tough 49,
inning contest to Cleveland last
night, 81, after hosting their
first American League Flag.
1t was the first night game OF
the season in the Majors and the
first triumph for Allie Reynolds
who went all the way, bestine
Bob Muncrief who relieved Neis
Potter in the 18th. Eddie Car
nett's single scored Mike Rocco
with the winning tally.
Russ Christopher's mastery
over the New York Yankees
effective since Sept. IA, 1943,
ended as Rookie AL Gettel hurl-
ed Joe McCarthy's gang to a
ga verdict over the Athletics
for his first Major League vic
tory. The Yanks tied the White
Sox for the lead by the triumph.
Jim Wilson, another freshman
up from Louisville. earned his
first big time decision by shut
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The Monitor-leader
THURSDAY MAY 3, lo45 PAGE Is
Newhousers Good Left Nav
Boost BengoIs to Top Spot

With one out in the first Ed
die Mayo singled to center. Roy
Cullenbine singled to right and
took second as Webb slid into
third beating Wally Moses
throw. Rudy York then knocked
in both runs with single
through shortstop.
York was out stealing and
Roger Cramer flied out OF end
the inning.
For the next six frames Grove
faced only 10 Tigers. Jim Out
law, who singled in the second,
was rubbed out in a double play,
as were Benton. who walked in
the third, and Cullenbine, who
walked in the fourth.
Jimmy (Skeeter) Webb, who
handled IA of Is chances in a
busy day afield, doubled down
the right field line with one out
in the Tiger eighth. Bob Swift
was purposely passed and Grove
got Benton to pop out and Ed
Boron to bounce out, sitting
the threat.
The White Sox hits were we'll
spaced but one of three Detroit
errors cost Benton his shutout
in the third. Grove singled to
left and went all the way to third
when the ball rolled through
Cullenbine TO the wall. When
Moses bouncer was knocked
down back of the mound by Ben
ton, Grove beat the throw to the
plate.
Besides Groves single, First
Baseman Bill Nagel got one and
Third Baseman Tony Cuccinello
two off Benton, who walked two
men and famed three.
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Managers
Meet Tonight

Managers and sponsors Of
teams entered in the City Rec
reation Major League will
meet at the fire hall at 1880
this evening to discuss final
details for opening the season.
Team rosters may be submit
ted at this time, and must be
turned in complete before the
opening date. Umpires con-
tacted by the Department of
Recreation will meet at the
MOnitOr-Leader offices at 1880
p. M, Friday.
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Sports Roundup
By HUGH FULLERTON. JR.

NEW YORK. May - tAP) - 1t sounded very snP!e
.h ,hs, dov when Elect Happy Chonder Sole
thot bosebo should leagues the vicinity OF govern
ment hospitals provide entertainment tor wounded mem
ond in hoh schools and colleges But, somehow we Won
a. Is Hooov realizes whot task that would be. SINCE
the commissioners Job doesn't deo with oroteur oaeoo
and committee has been studying possible eoonnent o.
AS for the schools ond colleges, they'd like help from
professional ball - their own terms - ond me trS oe
,,ote Hoh school baseball already is on the upgrade
due 10 the encouragement received from organized bali
But how Chandler going 10 oreonze leagues IN choos ono
COLLEGES when some stote associations still coll player m
ELIGIBLE for little thon shaking hands with SCOUT
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Detroit Fighters
Show Up Well
on CHICAGO Card

CHICAGO, May 3-(R-De-
troit fighters won three of the
four preliminaries on the Joe
Baski-Larry Lane fight card at
the coliseum Wednesday night.
Baski took the decision in the
main event.
Roly-Poly Tony Music, EOS,
Chicago, floored Buddy Water
man, ITO, Detroit, six times in
two rounds to win by a tech
nical knockout in the third
round.
Odell Reilly. 181, Detroit,
knocked out Johnny Flanagan,
100, of Chicago in the fourth
round Of scheduled six-rounder.
Mack Parshay. l76, Detroit
floored Bob Bakersfield, 174,
Chicago, in the first round.
Mckinley English, 1877, De-
troit, won by a technical knock
cut over Bill Peterson, 1876, In
diana Harbor, Ind, when the
latter could not answer the bell
for the fourth round.
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NOVA AT BOSTON

BOSTON. May 3-(P)-Lou
Nova, the Los Angles heavy
weight, will make his Boston
boxing debut tonight in a 10
round feature bout agains
Charley Eagle of Waterbury,
Conn, at Mechanics Building.
The card also includes an
eight-rounder bet ween Earl
Lowman, huge Detroit negro
heavyweight, and Henry Jones
Of Philadelphia.
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One-Minute Sports Parade

The National Collegiate A. A track meet will be one
lotions Red Schoendienst Cardinal rookie who hit q
triple his first major eaeu started hitting his st
doy with three minor League clubs = Union City, Tenn,
vnchburo w. and Rochester N Y When he failed to get
hit in his first game soldier lost summer he stole sec
ond third and home instead Sam Sneod was left hand
ed Golfer when he first started play and his brother Cudy
bro at Maxwell Field No. still swings from the port side.
Ted Roethke Penn Sotes oneove tennis coach who serv
ina as professor Of English has been owaded 0ueeenhem
Foundation fellowship for his oreotive work IN poetry
How about the poetry Of notion
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A[H0W HEY|
AS1AND|

Games behind leader.
Wednesdays Results
Detroit 2, Chicago 1.
Boston 4, Washington 0.
New York 6, Philadelphia 4.
Cleveland 2, st. Louis l (13
innings).
Thursdays Games
Chicago at Detroit
Philadelphia at New York.
Only games scheduled.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-03

Greater London's population
amounted to more than 8,2O2,-
818 prior to the beginning of
the war.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-05-03

Motor buses handled 25.5 per
cent Of the dollar volume OF
public transportation in l943.