The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 25

imodmaimamseVeskookamAMIAMmarhAtmeowimmaftiftwddia i AMIOUffm ai1 tWW agimmwk4111Nb We vtir IP 411 THE KANAN CITY STAB MAY 1 I '1? 0 Is I ERET RALLY Istk Nei ly In Winning in Sith In Hogan 2 In 2 In A- A--- -11T'- A 11111 Kl ET ihlI1 et i0 0 igb 1 -I ich laik Nell Pries In Winning it un in Skill Hogan 3 In 2 1 Ail RICAN 11 (JUN 11 411 's(hoot Ir till Cfohrdit lonA0 m)f-tlokr t-kttoon MPxlce) Ind 0-11 fltn -et 1 to tere tionorw ikL reAt iN 11 IIIINIE olL 0igrii 11tutevti rxiiPet 1--Prtilio tf af f''0' hht101k In scInlII it tow itatrrA 1 f4trtpuwirris mh)it 11)! '1 he Fighteenth SeIlion tort 1 "Ii'" by '4'1'4' tt''' t'l'h Mail Iteit11114641 I )( 1 arifoliPT IIIIII4 I ft-'191(I4 Itrilaire41 Ite-11111441 -11 4-4rP 1 1 's 2' -) -1 uN Pi 1 kg' i'' 'te- r-4 1- 71- 0 t6V144 i 4 tot44" a A A 71- a -'44t4Nm oil mt 6" r11C4tP1 1 e1 0 4 ill i Iv 401131141 I listi 1 Shi 1---1 -I A t4 0 4 110044 oe-- ----07- 4 i 1's 21 ib 7 --Qcc" v- 4 4 f--r Et 'iJi i rr MORGAN IN A 3-HITTER Ad i I dv i i A '7 i '11 i A 't- IP i --1 1 04 1 ik-Yt 1 04-1 2A A Redemptoriat Ratters 1 an in 0 to 12 Loss to Lillis at Stadium der Wav ith Contests it id niclon trio It Four Pnrks meets fiolotnook the )( nr lilt IA In b11 Thi14 DI (1:0 PLAY IN TWO DIVISIONS ht I la' td (I: Prits the new JarthowSehroecier SIAne NA ill post of World War II wet sntc Four lit otlih Toss First Ball at Ceremnnies at 47th and Nk nodland Four Soutif dvr learns API SjMMONS 1421 -r- HA UN SHOP Int 6-- 7 S4 41 p4 '16' SPECIALTIES ''IL AS science more producthe power then neture in increasing life resources? 'rile Missouri Conservation commission le attempting I) AM' wrr this question on A 3100-Acre dernonteration A rta rf a Mo The recent Announcement by the commission thet iid started the second phese rit II unique wild life experiment in Ili( Ashland arra will be watched with interest by all sportsmen of The wild life authorities hope to prove that game if furnished hr tiller most essential factors in rtoration will show a tremen- Increase Where there are food water and cover on a farm 11 wIll see wild life Nature has been defeated many times in its to provide this menu by wild life's caretakers the forget to leave a "bed spread" and nesting space for game t-)1(? and animals in burning plowing and mowing in spring seasons 1)! Tilts and excessive rains also have cast Al)arlOWA over game In the 2100-acre demonstration area the commission will pro 110 cover and natural food by legume planting along fence rows l' l'-' thf A7111B11 Hu a The wild life hr floret most (4i4 Increase IA I' will see wild I 1 to provide tot get to le and anitnab DI lits and ex In the 2100- lyte cover and 1 tort WWI ool 44444 iS B1 ao 1to IV lii ritilw It 111:1111:11 inclease Where there are food water and cover on a farm kill see wild life Nature has been defeated many times in its to provide this menu by wild life 's caretakers the mot to leave a "bed sptead" and nesting space for game and onitnals in burning plowing and mowing in spring seasons hts and excessive rains also have cast shadows over game tion the 2100-acre detnonstration area the commission will pro olver and natural food by legume planting along fence rows IME111101 DO YOU NEED NEY See Hurst First 1 c'Ntict7444)V Vi tlyt-Az dvP-4461kk L7r t1 io Oil 414 lAeli 4:4 1 11' Po I per-II 4 -1' 11 I 7: i'vti41 41 'As I ft Pt iC qyft 4-42 ItsrJA 4 4 'e N' r5-4-14Aellk: i 10--1'0 yo- 1 (0' 11101 Sri PI' 1:1 40 4''0 7: irAvt PitwN or covrity TME frt-ICES fOR OUR CNN r-r'-'a2P r-r 462omerAktfq -so-rof 41' t' l' IfAvt or covrit 'c- 'r-6 Attl Atoo IktE Frs4c15 foik) LetNr (Irt OUR QuAkit "---1 '7---' I 4' 4 ku472 0 --sql We Imam Von more Charge Val Leg and xeep the Goads ab Longest Dia monds4-- J4111i 41 ry-- 4 'filliter 1111 '31111E1l I ninomentm hog It I1h P4wr urfKTs Ai NI rs 10411a ne On and Oritonal 1 tactIon at Southwest high achool A line single along the left- i i 1DAys opv1 (Ample: fIntd Kirkword post of Staithaest field chalk line by Jack Kelly (learn 11ted P11)t I 1141 plm with a sporsor Rudy NOWT DIVISION sophomore catcher climaxed 6 leam I new a 3-run rally in the last half of r-1--ciet) and Vt cOnnr! FHA It1((t013 plays BPIINS C4 -tk -a 0 co I I a 11 Motnra el I lent high at I o'cloo it Roo k- atk 1 the sixth to give Rockhurst a i 1 l't 1 7-4' 4 3 30 0 CiOCk "0010MAIII II staowis i I i III ht represented by two teams this WittlamA 3 to 2 victory over Hogan 4 0s 1 7-0hrd 11 4 erviler bqi end fte sh 'yotar aid have Burtiett Meat play- 3 14 il rik it mmhants big Shelly Motors at 330 o'clock Lillis behind the masterful i i 4 i VC Broad av Mior- Welah Motors runners-up in the 3-hit shutout pitching per- f- 111 ye -1- xt' 1 14()tiliq Dtvisirm sttohhe4 )110 ai Fettl ity tournament last year will play American Meat the other Rock- formance or Eddie Morgan 1 a flenentis vs Huey nett defeated Redemptorist 12 to 0 '4 I 3 JO Meat ea allay hurst team at I O'CIOCa In the first 4 saattoi half of the twin bill at Rocklitust in semi-final games yesterday i 0 Fied 1 Amerteau Meat es Welsh East high's Berl Berry Motors of of the high school baseball ii 1 motnrs thi tournament at Blues stadium the Fomoco post and Certrars Tiger 30 o'Ciock --TirtPr Cold vs Bed I -4 i Coal-Shauglinessy team of the of north division meet in the nightcap The Irtsh and IlawkleLs will clash I "4 Derry Moture (nort111 With the umpire's cry at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon for i There will be single at the championship I "play ball" a game today at four Independence with the Independ- Kelly's timely bingle scored St fs a Itt 1 parks the eighteenth season enee merchants playing 1116adway Clair with the wining tally Rock- '4- cf Ira 're) fl ccNk4 IT ehaes l'igtrtti Ihurst coming from behind for the 4 akmo 1 of the American Legion Junior Ni()tots 'e Baseball league will get under An (il I(' triumph ti boys sponsored by Broadway Motors of of America post of Ntirtlies3St high '4' '410 0 iri''1 way with two divisions FAII-ly Lem! 10 110100 ''fii (47's yr- eight teams each is the only post which has seen Hogan held a 2 to 0 lead when ii sk Pre-game er emonie at 12 o'cloci action each v-'a th fund since oitiz Rockhurst 1vent to ha I in it half '4 1- 4 40r at Forty -seventh a nd W'oodland in th leata s' 01 the sixth Tom Puller opened 1 -17' :) charge of Frank A of the Ithe inning by getting a free ticket it 'Jim Williams singled and Fuller! 'f --t Jegion committee will inatigutatel' (118()1'11 ve stason at nt all the Way to third St Clair State Conservation commisston has Pi PPolittriettfli tateiresv I smacked hard grounder to shoal to I Mayor William Kemp will pitch the first ball with Cookingham' vi ''Iricio dvIirrivbet()TcYp(' I and 'farwater tossed to Casey atl sv i' second but the latter let the ball' -4 ItornipMissouri streams during the 194Il -k ot': 4o t- r' a ity manager in the catcher's role Legion post drum through his hands Fuller or- ''4 ''-k' 4-- The Power Light fislung season Copies of thi dr ec- "te'-e Nke an bugle eorps and majorettes will! ing and St Clair taking third tory may be obtained without char '4-5 4' 1'''17'- drill Frank Pexton will lead the Haley's fly to left scored Williams 1-: sm 4 by writing to the commissior in boys in the "Sportsmen's Plecige St Clair taking third after the a i formation division at Jefferson City' IThe float trip season will begin May I St SLIDES SAFELY INTO THIRD Take Bart in Ceremonies 'catch Then Kelly's blow plated Clair with the winning marker Coach Jim HelmerCs Rams gave Rogers Lillis third sacker was safe at third when a throw from the Players managers and coaches of 30 opening date for black bass an- cere-Igling in Missouri streams all teams will take part in the Tom Blottman sophomore right- outfield was too high but Joe North Redemptorist third sacker monies and then go to their own 1 i I A' 'tender a 2-run lead in the fourth reached high into the air to prevent the Irish infielder from scoring diamonds to play 100 VIA I Olt AN 1 gled to on only left to star one safetyt Tarw and ater sin- on the play Lillis advanced to the final round of play in the high The 7-same program launches CMexico MO May 18(APt-The took second on a bad relay by entral Missouri Ban Johnson the inning loading school tournament yesterday by defeating Redemptorist weekly games 12 to 0 at Galles Hilts was safe on Williams's Blues stadium-(Brenneke photograph) ing in the tournament with the winner play- to the city wide throw to Fuller Tarw state net here Then ater ad- too as in the past two years the vancing to third Hilts went to sec- THE BIG SIX TRACK ANI) FIELD SUNINIARIES added iricentive for each boy is the FISHING SEASON NI end when Bob Hill tossed out Otten- opportunity to compete in an all- stetn for the second out star game here from which will (Listed In Order of Finish) With the count 2-2 on MahoneV come the youngster who will repre- 1zikt 4)I I h(b Kikalittea up---aCis uirnen I ko aNnesbaraa 1 teal tte 74 Catcher Kelly tried to pick Tar- 1n4u011'! 24B- 17 dScolluZ1)-- rjadn'jrn 417 a vater off third and had him caug MA ht! tmesouri 4 '44 I KAI1S85 23-1 2-10 s' sent this district in thC I Mazazirie All American Boys' game lin a trap but the Hogan shortstcpla ledebraD9th 1401)0711i ruhea htiNAfil Iiss ck son ix a 11caarnics a ti Ig (441 a 12e le'cl ODna sn 1 1Pukmo at Chicago August 10 Wri after tagging him Hilts taking third te ler largo Ccolor Lake scored when Kelly dropped the ball Ault M5: our'l eutePIA exisit me recorci's of 2441 but not :30 I i recoenipd becAuse of stiff Aid 220-vard NlIssouti i 1 qchlozman Motors last years hampions both in city tournament LAKE OF THE OZARKS ASSN Nils3ourt) 1 rt atchoney was passed and he and Peciorson lowa State: Hutton r'i-- fett)rvka Ejelnn 10ainoina I Hilts engineered a double steal Hare tOktahoma Ware itte- Whuarrellsrmrlsasohuar 2NkS011 IKallSitJ'I Power Light 1944 north di- play and the league play-offs clash the secon I lath wo tbna ec'''11'C7 I Two-mi lm le it a I noel With Po reutc I rallasl :04 7 i Two-mile 'low a Si atel I the secod tally Shortstop snot i actual at Southwest tukh nthool Kirkword post of Sccithseq TrucAte's OPFNIND Tritrist AMP ettm 11ted Vino 1141 with new spimmir Iludy Nowt DIVISION IF-ft-Aci 0101 1 Vt ri Fick s1(ctors plays BIT(4s o'Cl(o Moters Fmk I lyht IStAltheAst h11 et I o'clrx lc 114 k- VI1114c co IL orDII represented by two teams this A riteliti-third find erVilt" pqttporid ill have Burtiett Meat play play and the league play-offs clash with Power Light 1944 north di FISHING SEASON Lake of the Write for large Coo lor Lake LAKE OF THE OZARKS ASSN st 1 i i ---t0 1 A' 'a 3-run rally in the last half ofl the sixth to give Rockhurst a 70 i 3 to 2 victory over Hogan Lillis behind the masterful i I i '1 441 3-hit shutout pitching formance oi Eddie Morgan q) defeated Redemptorist 12 to 0 mv 'r 4 4 in seml-final games yesterday 1 0 of the high school baseball a i tournament at Blues stadium I i 4 The Irtsh and Ilawkletz will clash i 41 4 at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon for the championship Kelly's timely bingle scored St a -4 :1 44 4 4 4 0 1 Clair ith the inning tall xvy A)ck 14 I i 4'1 hurst coming from beh nd for the 4 1 ft rl triumph t'Airly 10001 10 110111111 1 4) 10r Hogan held a 2 to 0 lead v'hen 0 "4N went to bni in its haul :1:40911 4 i tt 1 A ot the sixth Tom Puller opened ille inninit by Retting a free ticget1 HURST'S 141IRY A0 104'4 1 (010111 A1) MAIN Noil treatments terracing Find control cropping 1t Of Hi will aid wild life and improve Rgricultum the authorities 'mirk planted with aquatic life also figure in the demon-Why dites nature need help from the hands of science? Old-timers will say that nature will take care of all its subjects if Alone but times hRve changed Fifty years ago there were no iw1)iis of highways in the states Good fishing and hunting grounds rr difficult to reach and as a result wild life was plentiful in these popular recreations has Increased to such an extent the construction of highway systems game and fish depart-have to produce at full blast to keep up with the demands of thf license holders Fifty years ago hunters and fishermen were 1Inhered by the hundreds today the count runs Into the millions Science is trying to find a way to give nature a lift on the to better production of our wild life resources ri iiiillie Noll li will itid 1 s4 Ponds plar I e0111 Ally does nit ()Id-timers vi- nione but Li of highw( lyre difficult llli ill lileSe the eonstru e-Hi's have to pr I Vel1Se hOid( tinhered by the St ien(e is tr to bettei e02t 1SJ1jotAS 1508-10 Grand Ale Kann UT MI NOW OPEN Ozarks map and list of 112 resorts Box 31 Gravois Mills Mo 1 Lake of the Ozarks Crappie Grow Large IV ITU the bass and jack salmon season closed until Memorial day anglers have been enjoying thenvelves landing giant (11pie both silver and black species since May 1 Some resort have dropped brush piles in deep water to provide good spots in the lake and nice catches of these pan fish have ben reported In the Warsaw arm of the Lake of the Ozarks Frank Gobs 7907 Euclid and Bill Scott retort owner at Little Tebo rrrrk caught a beautiful string of crappie last week weighing front paind to two pounds Crappie taken from the lake this season 9pped1' to be in much better condition than those creeled two year FZ Good fish management by the Missouri Conservation commis-111 is netting results Fish of all species are growing larger with more natural food in the lake Lake WITH the Oar angli apple both sil el Ile: have dc in ben reported I Frank Gouts 790' crrcit naught a pound to two 9ppca1 to be in i FE" GOOd fish nn is getting ri Pinre natural too vision and city league champions in the feature at Forty-seventh and Woodland Vince Sopher the teams ace last year will be on the mound for the defending champions Sopher pitching with Glennon high LAI( onTHEOZARKS 7 7heign9lers mime A -0v LAKE OF THE OZARKS aw mw I I IP lb 1(iill 1740 -0 IV LAKt OF THE ()ZARKSj F- amyl I I aocilir Q--on rr7no Wil- Kansas) 4 Fl S-4: Ka it i Andros I' Ginn illi'-'t asKa Neer i i Canaria 'Oklah nsas oma': Ado 'Ka Satel ilsms aas a trifle late in tag ang 4614 Anderso462 Oklahoma 'Missouri 'INebratltai 45-9: Kula- I iNebras'ka'r 10 189 Martin 01 tenstein a second for the third i T21 7 'Nebraska) 45-7 Ebel tKanSital 880-vard run Killough I Misi-muri Cu 85 Hilts crossed the platter HIlii'lf i Fee 1 'low a St at e) and 1 Irtbautnelri i 1 irhal'dkia sus 011111' Ilia Stir'ciss' iKt l' standing up (4kT Fitz- brr Arl-s''arkug illnerir)v 8' Mc- I Zimmer 1Kansaa 0- a tied for third sourit King 'Nebraska' Shari) 'Okla- la a Hurlers' 1)11(1 I Howard Missount and Howe 'Missouri' home Barlor i Nebraqa I Feekin ilowa Jim Kopp and Blottman 51 2 led 1ctu for iseittl'at rib M7somureiett rerl'g lid- lot 's 14All'ilt 'Missouri' 111 II hurlers' duel with the Rock-1 Thomas tlowa State' 144-1'e Robison Sharp 'Oklahoma Gaulthev Missouri burst right-hander anOwing three tEaisaelnIsxr)811381411rBat kiiKinsasi6e133tttilli gtHantdC) ell oiN ib ire ank y2'4Pe2k In 'Iowa and the Hogan pitcher giving bast 129-834 1Ni-hi-Asks 189 9: Rai-Pole vault 'Kansas St ate I 11: on 'Kansas 1 a5-11 net 'Kansas' 1142-4: up four safeties Miller 'Nebraska 1 12-6: Hiattins 'Missouri i Henno(k tKansasi 179-5 l' K111)0 0k Morgan Lillis right-hander had Ne I Iowa I Inotre aofil Td hl la Va ritannn- 1 ilsi ITen a ri r1 -ko tsu 'III ii illslciimr al15- s7 complete control Of the situation 'Nebraska i and Eisenhaidt Nebraska 1 i edit' It -Jakson i Nehla'sl'a: Missouli: ok and two of the three hits he al red fyr aixtil I la homa Iowa State: Kansas State 3 '2F1 lowed were bunts Merrigan being Ritchie came through with icontests in the junior division were the only Rocket batter to get the i ball past the infield in the last half 'bingles and coupled with some fast 'canceled 1 ATTENTION FISHERMEN hey're Here! Sugar Lake and Bean Lake Sportsmen Organize nte TK hurs and fisherm th en who live in vicinity of Sugar lake and Bean lake have started to work toward a hunting and fishing in their area At a recent meeting they formed A chapter of the Conservation Federation of Missouri and elected Dr William Lenz of Sugar lake president Other officers chosen ere Vngil Tate vice-president Guy Tachman secretary Earl oswald treasurer and Harvey Buckley public relations Board of directors: Fred Stein Volk Dr Homer Morgan Paul Byrd immas Calhoun and George Lenz The chapter has started with sixty-tour members Another organization meeting will be held tomcrrow at Dr Lenz's home on Sugar lake Sugar La 't4TCK hunten hike and Be hunting and fish A chapter of the Dr William IA elr Vngil Tat (--tld treasure etireutor: Fred Vt TI0mas Ctillimm sixty-lour nicmbl mcrrow at Dr I on the clear Gravels arm of the lake At the suttees edge on Inn rather road 1 'nest fishing urnished ir 1)111 electric lights hut ahovvers linens furnished 'tie serve good meals Boats motors gudes minnoos groceries ice skelgas Lake shore property for sale Write PAUL WASHBURN Sol A GRAVOIS MILLS MO the clear Gravels arm of the lake At the stater's edge on an- weather road 1 'nest fishing nenished rabill electric lights hut shatters linens furniehed 'Be serve good meals Boats motors guides 11111111011 groceries ice skelgas Lake hot' nronertv for CASTING RODS ALL sit IL 1 WO-PM ittiht LILL MM Only 1250 While 7 hey Last BEN'S HARDWARE AND AUTO SUPPLY SW On PARKWAY AND BENTON I Today's schedule: base running tallied twice Gennette Gaschen and Ritchie 3 30 o'elSocEilll-CVoolciroAIVER Red Klnoni0Feleck A cpolond Club so a re paced the hitting attack for the aortoTtsiocF1'orv-IsetypA ad tinSensutheast Irish with the first two mentioned 41rmttr Town tli ctr 1 each driving in a pair of runners of the seventh but it didn't matter at that stage with the Irish hurler enjoying a comfortable lead Mertigan's drive went to left center and he was checked at second base when Jun Rogers took Spring's grounder and forced him two lorcea mm IP iff Jo0 "7 741Irrylom 1 A GHAVOIs MII 14 '''f -1y LAKE OF THE Ot ARKS New arioel oliad()1 A WI l'cilluirIn7g- Cear ate ar At the a a cr's edce Boo' and motors The nd artificial har Ganica Modern equIrped cabins Good beach Ako acconnnodarlons tor arge organiyatiOn trOLir Phone or Untf THIN 8414 rAmr Box As Gravola Mill Ma Phonr erill a 81! te -) 1 rt a 1 Pe ''''''x- ItNar 17 4 ttlt I 1 MILE FROM GRAVOI Atli I 4 ogf TM A FED ON THE "GOOD 1111IN' tift' t40 dTe rill til ti(1Ablfl thl RS' a hgurg t7111 1 At the siorr's edcr Boots and motors Ltve and artificial bat Gantra 'N4 AD Modern edulbped cabirar Good brach Also accommodatlons tor large organlYat 1011 itroup 1 nk Phon or mf TWIN CAMP BATS Box A Gravola Mill Mo Phonr eraill 81! 6-77) --0111 9 22: 1 Held Trials for Coon Hunters bating of coon dogs 1111 be heard in the vicinity of Clyde Ktis today The event is the fifteenth a nnual Republican Witty CAoil Hound field trials which are expected to attract entries from everal valley states The program calls for a $100 final $60 going tlY fast tree winner and $40 to the first line winner A pot race ts scheduled The trials are sponsored by American Legion rwist No 245 ril HE baling 0 Ka todRv Cion ffel ti'real valley stf te tits fast tree I xs() sc hedule( i post No 245 ALUMINUM Quiv a 1144 75000 lin 072148x144 24 ST ALCLAD 50000 16 091z48x144 24 ST BARE 100000 lbs 125x48i144 24 ST BARE In original mill realm ready for immediate delivery from Kansas ity Mo New and excellent WP also have for immedlate de livery Logan and Mu Hiner lahes and acre machines Also many hicht and heavy machine tools pneronivic harr1 tnnis KRAVETZBARNETT Co 2101 uummit Kansas Cita Mo Phone 1lArrison 4151 triptif to 01 '1)i 11011 i a 1(1 in et 'It nd )wr rn )Ind' ine )en )rne I nd Ilf nd 0510 5 15c' ale 3" 1S Cc 0 5f13 11 7 r1 i II 1 tit 1 1 3 1 i 1 a I4) 5 In 74444 444 -44 1 et i It 0 r- 4-0 0 i )1 0 i 4 trt: 1 1 5 ti" l' Ilf It nd 111' 40 4 lit (t rit ind ine ri )111 int )111 I t' 07 I 'V 1 i '1 i 0510 i 3 1 1 4 5 il 15c' sly 395 el ne 1116 9 I r- 5f13 POEM It----Z Iftli 1 1- t04 11 400 ll'E 1 I All ti 0 At I to nr-------- A wow- all'aftganwomweepas romp )-- 4's -7 1 1 'D6r flic3 Happy Fishing Days Ahead for Harry Anchors INNESOTA lakes and the states pike and bass will see much of I Harry Anchors in blue water mirrors this year a retired 11111rssman who expects to spend the remainder of his life fishing and hunting Anchors who has a home on Lake Houston northwest vf he old Riverside rare track in Platte County plans a lot of aring at Fagan's camp on Lake Nisswa north of Brainerd and rollfr lakes in that area Recently Anchors returned from a fishing no to Port Arthur Tex and stopped over here to give his casting rill a rest before going north While In the vicinity of Port Arthur Yc hnded a 30-pound jacklish on bull shrimp and later had excellent s-nrt fly fishing for black perch In the bayous The perch averaged rr and one-half pounds Happy I NI INNESOTA I Harry Anc h'It4titessman whc and hunting An lilt' old Rivei Arrling Rt Fagal roller lakes in th "to to Port Arty 'irm a rest beforl br landed a 30-pi nr fly fishing crP and one-hal 21iiiniaatiliEAG usE40pe across the platter Gennette and 1 Merrigan also bunted In the afely 1 0-clork Park Ti- each collected three safeties lorls Fritirsazilasnd Agnes: Bowling Prop third inning and Pat Murphy in four trips to the platter and 12 Ash la'ncf lusbouvfi'ic pitching his second game in three I 1 2 Boys club vs East Bottoms days got the other safety in the Johnny Gaschen got a pair of Merchants Fourth and Highland Ibingles I 3:30 Coal company vo sixth on a slugged bunt IT Local B-412 Thirtv-ninth and iGillhsm LILLIS: 1 REDEMPTORIST DIVISION Too Free Willi I'itseq AB PO A AR PO A Tomorrow MeYers2b 5 1 3 0 Suring cf 3 0 0 0 0 The Redemptorist southpaw didn't I tz 313 3 1 0 1 Ciellandss 4 0 I 2' of have his usual control and issued lloGnciPte41111: 3 iloarntglt 1 Benson Cubs vs Sports Forty- seven free passes and was resPonsi- 1G'chen 5 2 I 4 Gleasonlb a il 2 8CVJeonet NflOr118rin 'SNI'VRI8enrsd Aes Cubs ble for his own downfall by giving i 3 II (I 'T VelitghjifP 3 4 (2) 1 Port v-sixth end Agnes Coach John Readecker's Irish five Wrininp 2 0 0 2 Hook2b 1 0 tY Familial lineliall Leagues 1 Lobblb 4 0 5 I Ireland2b 2 0 0 0 runs on wild pitchcs ---Merriganr1 2 2 I OI THE FINAL STANDINGS Totals 2 3 2 Lillis got only one hit in the see- Totals 29 21 9 1 5 1 NelSPI Division 12! Li end inning yet scored four times Lillis 042 012 3-12 St Margs 4 0 St Stenhns I 3 three coming when Murphy tin- Redemptortst 000 000 0-- 0 St Michaels 3 1 Assumption 0 4 Left on 8 Itedemptorist 8Holy Cross 2 2 corked as many wild pitches 2 Gennette 2 Gascheni South Do ision Bob Gennette Johnny Gaschen Pe Li Pearson 2 Ritchie 2 Morgan Stolen! Rogers 2 Gennette 2 Peterson Eligabeih 6 0 St Peter 1 5 Comp letele Modern Furnished cntrrinst to Pentair who want tho host 21 mt south Pt VralliPM nn Rs' 5 LIso Rd 17 C4t rOnd tPod 771C hniitsr rrmr075 but ber Ice 1r rsersatons ohons 2rG3 sr ELLIS ROD AND GE Nt RESORT Sunrise Reach Me Completely Moder to hrm el who i- 5 liP Rd 17 Cgt Fi Ice' Fr r(sPraTon 01 LLB ROD AD It11 nOR4Aitido Gaitt nrmerly of the finest fishing '''''0tagits roPsnots On lak of the Ozarks on Niantua arm of Lake Modern ramp cabins boats motors baits guides All Restaurant on barge ti miles of famrtnton on Dr MORG4N AND 4111111N Box toti I AMID TON Mu Piflial9 baits tuldr4 4n on tiv A Auto Loans to Finance i 4 -i vc---- c---- ------c----- 61 11011 to remfmber to remember Your Repair Bills Your Medical Hospital Bills Your Down Payment on Home LOANS AND INSURANCE on All MAKES CARS TRUCKS AND TRAILERS 41itt) bile Su lex Financed VACATION CRUISES on Beautiful Lake of the ()Tarim Luairv cawn MilSer 3 and tiitan--11W5O day all-expense etuirs tineludes hotel meAls CC I Enteram- ments Alo avatiahie for charter by da or week Catering to groups The only way to Nee the awmt rest Vaea 1 MID 1) Phone 261 or write Iltt A AMU 0 4(1 MO rita' 1161)b-)Ld' a 'Your Complete Resort at the Viter Edgy- o-aL 441 -Strictly rtodfrn hotel and cottag---ELnadr servIceNite For rqert al ions Ph 0age Beach 261 or write for folder 1 Kirkwood I ode" Box 100 0a ge fli4oh Nto 17 il-ilcis le- Isievirs' 2- Clelland Lobb R'ins I St Loins 4 2 -S: batted Gaschen 2 Ritchie Gennette The DIAVrIffS for the city championshin 2 ROM'S Two-base Errors i will be held Maw 20 22 and 26 The 3 Mullins' Gaschen Struck schedule: MI tames at 4 oclock 5 Morgan II IIIFISCS on i prpnadn Iiys Home unreY's a MONDAY MAY 20 7 Morgan 3 VOild I peh MurphY 5 Passed 2 Man- mo (T St Mma del 2 Time 2:10 and i FISHING ROCKHURST I HOGAN i AB PO A' AB PO A 1 LAKE VENITA 1-lill2b 2 1 I 1 Caser2b 2 0 2 1 1 Beardoncf 3 0 0 0 Coulter3b 3 0 2 0 Garieslf 3 1 2 0 TarwterAs 3 1 2 01 35 Miles at of on 40 0 0 8 0 Ililtslt 3 1 2 01 NO CLOSED NOW Willi'msss 3 1 1 0' Ottenstmcf 3 0 1 0 Bass craunte blueizill esti ish Boats Cl'ir3b 3 0 0 1 Malionevs 2 0 5 0 Modern heated cabins Clean grounds Haleyrf 3 0 1 0' Bar ngerlb 3 1 6 0 Kellye 3 1 6 2: Dwverrf i 0 0 0 This is where you can fish from clean i ay IIItired docks DAY or NIGHT Fs- iKoopp 2 0 2 Blottmamp 0 1 3 wee I for women For host or cabin I Totals 22 4 21 7 Totals ol 7 21 A II CIItle Schroeder MIL I i 4 INVIET3IENT 1501 NIACce lit 5123 A Big Baas Strike at Bottom of Lake ISHING from a deck at Weath- erby lake "country taut line sinker and Buck 321 Ward parkway recently landed one of the largest bass ever taken from the big private lake in Platte County Buck was sitting on the dock watching an airplane in the western skyline when his wife standing near by said: "Hey there! Look! Look! Something is walking off with your line!" "Let it go probably a turtle" said Buck as he refused to shift from his parlor position But the line continued to straighten out and Buck finally decided to see what's cooking on his bait rod He set the hook and within the next five minutes he had all be could handle A big bass broke water securely hooked A landing net was taken from the tackle box Ernie Eshnour 622 Prospect avenue a friend walked to the water edge reached out and pulled in the fish Weight seven pounds six ounces Phone Itot Odesa Mo TiOgan 000 200 0-2 Hogan coo 200 0-2 I SPRING (1011: CAMP kvilia5tV Modern Gni roe LAKE OF THE OZARKS 'LIKE ROAD 19 Fine erannie and bit SS fithint Furnihed gas elec boats motors halt hcenses Write Denulson Sox Versidles Mo Ph Versalies 2011 0 al pet Oiida641: lYtaechat 11C411idoes'3M14171i itilirket Ifili 11141 On Lake of the Ozarks 25 flit of ter- sallIrs on hiahwav 6 Lake Su 17 All Ph mcdPal tub arid showers But and lalv oeonle i bodts Write Barker Sunrise Beach Mo 0 0010" Otpde' I 1 Jr 0 4 II Rockhurst Ouu to1 The summary: Left on 5 Rockhurst ft Cayee 2 Slottman Stolen OttensteinBilts Hilts Williams roller St Clair Bons betted Haley Sacrifice Struck Blottman 2 Kopp Baes on Blottman 2 Kopp 3 by pitched by Blottman Passed Time-2 00 Um nd Olennon 101000 A BUSY 3 AND 2 WEEK toklit 14t4 Eloctki 0 11 I itctv f1)1 (51 1VI I 1 wttot snt 11 10 05 KEYES RESORT Itlitcloobirs Itesort Like of till( Ovarks take rti FINiI free' oh cabin a 'tk Ish ner fir Ate kThenso orss'I" Ver allies 123 er kir rne and Warren pl' 2F? tge rP 'se' eti bre da Rv Poi II Ain- S101'11: IIIES011 morose' Verstile Ntn ellirnIekrikes 12 litindthren trrehosorr eoano: boating fishing winsome need boat and I gt wq excursion rides ()Ail bus sorvirt Write Ft tUlk tn (Tr- HARI IFIliR Osage Reaeh crete lake hewn --eranne nNia 111111'S IIIES01111' J' 7 A' I 1 't Ak I i Hil1 ti 3 Cw1 i i 4 i I it t' 4 I Nineteen Game scheduled In Six en Bill Today Three senior games and four in the junior division features today's play in the 3 and 2 league The midget division teams play tomorrow and Wedntsday Today's Our lake has heon ()eked with over 10000 LARGE fish this spring! Pass Giant Crappie Channel Cat and Bluegill NO LICENSE Fishing Lake Remote Lake of the Ozark 6 miles north Camden- EACiVsi'S TVIN COVES too Mo on hichatty 5 north end Nanetta Modern Can't water's eclat 22 mi blorbridae Modern furtwhed cabins boats1 urs IA' 5 lake rd 16 Clean cablna motors hatt Cate on 110111 barge Write screened oorche Ice ban boats motora ViraI Troutatne Sok camdenton Mo I fishina dock Fine bat and rrannie ine Ltda' Favan Pron 11Praq mn 1114111: 111EAt'll CLEARNVATER RESORT Furnished cabins "on the lake ear be F1 biToactt sa nd I Tid'Aeha fot)1ZIAI sithKe rlSni 4)art aPt iltien Car Sinokdoegt1arasa tr 2621 or write Jacob fiqtlna Accessibla on all-wea'her road Wertleh Norman Scidect Mo Reaonable ores Write ter information eleorioater ReAort Gravois Nte I mile north ot Smiths' Ile race track on Hinge' No license required Per car Bring poor own bait Crappie are biting Only ft miles south of Kan- as City Mn on I Highway II One mile south of Hickman Mills then I mile west 00 acres of heatittlul trell-kept grounds with ample tables and ovens TISO lakes about nacres of water! IcERN0DLEs PARK Keene's Camp Fast Side of Bran Lake CABINS RENTED BY THE WEEK Only 40 Miles North of Kansas City on Moor 45 Rushville Mn to roses furnished cabins wa(er erne TI-Sic31 ake vt the Ozarks Lake of Ozarks Hwy 5 Soinh Versailles not Resort Lake Road No Lake Rd 17 FUTtl mod eutt ezes showers ads Sandwleh hoo Bost ii(ense' Eicc- Siseza4 Bla'c hairs arileerie Cool fishing Tel Versa 2013 or write May- grmel bCCO I fishing on tre msrd Bree len Sunrise Reach MoPh Veralilt 224'2 aNte Harra and mnrrleT oravi ts How to Improve Your Pond or Lake for Fishing SPORTSMEN who attended the recent "clinic" arranged by the Quivira Lake club were given BUCK many interesting facst by Prof Goes Deep for a la Bass EEPrather of the Alabama Poly1Prilliic Institute on fertilization of fishing waters Excerpts front ihr professor's address: Fertilization of pond waters is the only practical method by which drnount of fish life may be materially increased Fertilizer used 1 The common formula of 6-8-4 (nitrogen phosphorus potassium Average yearly cost of about $15 per water acre Two bene- v'ePd control and increase of fish life Cycle consists of Inducing tremendous increase in algae and allied vegetative growths tut nishing food for increased number of small insects and crusts: le which in turn are fed upon by the small fish increasing both roe of growth and number The larger fish of a desirable size for thus are provided with an adequate food supply Fertilized wair'rs will support from four to five times the amount of fish sere that unfertilized waters can support Only 50f Of the t' 1 ized fish can be removed from pond waters each year by fishing ev experiments have proven this In properly stocked ponds should reach the weight of one pound within a year Since ran support only the weight of fish for which food is available support either a large number of small fish or a smaller number tre tiSh per acre The practice of returning undersized fish to ter is of little value as CO many are injured even if only through of scales that very few survive tgr i OA 1 i I': Gael Deep 1 1Priiiiic Institutl tile professor's 1 Icrtilization '1IP dnlimnt of fi l' 'ht common Average it eed contro "'during trel tut nishing a1 hie which i 4 roe of grot thus are ji i Wators wilt her acre hal tt I ti7ed fisit ttt'iiite experim 1SS ShOUld 1 ti can supp citi support el I arie fish per iiter is of II i ni ut scales tin SHAUGHNESSY POSTS Bill Galvin of the Police department's motorcycle squad is back in the sport he The Shaughnessy posq of the American Legion junior league has appointed Galvin manager of the team and he will make his managerial bow this afternoon against the Bed Berry Motors In the early years of the Ban Johnson league Galvin made history swinging the ash facing pitchers as a member of the Sni-A-Bar Gardens In the 1929 season Galvin hit 520 in twenty games a record which stands in golden letters at the top of the honor roll He played six seasons as a third baernan and for three straight years was chosen on the leagues All-State team The Cooper brothers Mort and Walker now In major league harness were Ban Johnson leaguers at the time Galvin was In the young men's (Kansas City Star photograph) TONGANOMIE STATE LAKE LARGEST RAM CRAPPIE BLUE GILL AND CAT FISHING Within an of Kallag SWIMMING PICNICKING and BOATING PERTLE SPRINGS LAKES Pt l4 I11At 11 At 1ciiti't" Vers I Pint' bAA Vereilies dock eke tokid 14 Phoua' I's t': '204 Write kr aud Dorothv Marsded Wilke livv Purvis Purvis Kos taavois leo 14'1 omfF uir mil south hog ur r4e81 f7ce a For Further lion Call SPRINGDALE 5820-8 tog a mourmallilli Lau Of A111111JALL :1 AommillMr Finest bass crappie and blueitill fishing only 1 hour from Highway 50 WARRENSBURG MO WHITE WAY BEACH I MOTLEY'S CLEARWATER CAMP WI Illt WAT btAtill I MOTLEY'S CLEARWATER CAMP Rd 14 New modern 1 T1 SHARP'S CAMP i Lake ()larks I ake rormerly Wheelers Boat Pock 412 Mi ea bilis innerspring Cale gtoe i 4 aredenton liav A Lake Rd 4 complete toll I It cs 374t a sys Es 1 l' ishme Serviec urn CaMns -Boats e- Delaney Box A ersailles Mo terI Gulds Bait 4 ale Gnu Ph 121 or i weiie Pair Miltiev Po camdnto al RESORT I Strictiv modern Lakeside cabins on Lake :4 1 Tanevcomo SW DOOL Good fishine Write for literature SHARP'S CAMP Box RranAan Mo TODAY-2 Quivira Lake NAVAJO BEACH RESORT illlil'Ial SPAYS RESORT 0' Gravo Jo Arm take Otarka Lk Rd IL I I AKE 07 ARKS BY 5 LAKE RD I ls' Euro ca Mod binA ere Skelaas hone brAt ern cabn wrol- edPe Fre fh motor bait Cafe arm Safe beach FIlle ilia bys motor! g- 344 fishIne I arle p'l Ph -c Verate or a -te rife Alfred HOI111111 Rot A 1 Hrio sit feox Itsoll WI M0 Iiravol Moll Mn 1o11 i-filS III ti II Bows tiLAZE COW 1 she ncark Hv 51 3 ml VP ()age Reach a NI i Sn I Slo take RI 3 c1 dlb tr Almsero hotrt i Ian turn raho I Iv thirc NV Itotinn Float pcd rrAt' bnt eninnnt" IR' Itshn ne GIP I13 Ph Oat Rearh 11: or "'rite Ph r1le of or 1 1 Ai rto i I Rood ItoT Osar If In cAri rhnterit II In A Physician An Ace Angler in Cameron THE city reservoir at Cameron Mo has a regular visitor lit fishing season Dr A Gilliland who has practiced ctile in his horn town for a quarter century An ardent golfer rr a civic worker Dr Gilliland never passes up an opportunity to reel when reservoir bass are on the move RfeentlY Dr 1 brought home a 4'4-pound bass birthday Rift to Mrs 1 1I211d and just to prove the catch wasn't thherman's luck he back three days later and landed another bass this one scaling and three-quarters pounds Pr A 1 city re fishi riicitle in his a civic seor ib reel rt 'aiind broug 211d and 1 back three r'e and three KEITHLEY'S COTTAGES Flaking Tackle Service Rods remit-ft' and rebuilt fleets overhauled renaired it Ont-nf-citv Awork taken rare a i nromptly! ll seek tuaranteedt 6 I a ititl take Tanevcomo at Rockawav Resoh 1:: iModern housetermint cottages overlookine lake Caterina to fishermen Write Keithlec Pox 131 'ttt ROCK AWAY BEACH MO ALLENDALE LiilliES I AND PICNIC I A i ish Mile At SFrom Doiting Good This Sprint 1 i wwn I a 11 ia Me Wane Hiwo 11 Pr-Pa int ien 6 Miles West of Argentine-5 Miles Northwest of Shawnee 101111 ItAlIL-4111111LE 111FAIS EM11 112 rIONTESTANTS ADMISSION: $1 Children under 12 50c ti PI oio I I Pt HISS POINT MILDIVIIRACSD'4 1021 fiends resort On the I sae of the Marks 4 lean neat resneetahle tries! modern furnished hausekerung en ages Reach heats fiyheng Mans entertan'rnts Phone Osage Rea 171 rite Hilderirand Reg SY Osage Pesach Mo (4 rano ltlito I omi-trode cabin boat IvInt ors mnnnu re VI Of I ake rel 1 rtte Mud and Al Teerarden BIRD DOGS BOARDED Trolling Still Permitted in Minnesota Lakes AREPORT circulated among Kansas City fishermen It week that Nliiinesota was preparing to abolish trolling for game 7as denied by Verne Joslin director of the Mimmta state 11st bureau at St Paul The Star's Rod and Gun department '''ed the following memage from Mr Joann: RePort erroneous No intention of prohibiting trolling with 11-boa LS In Minnesota lakes" 1PR A NK ALEX MTV Trolli AREPORT 4 Mint 4 7 as denied list bureau 14r 1Ni the ert 4 cttboata in 1 0 IFIORSI itIOF I Akr 4 Mrits et lr 4 tal DIXIE CAMP mew Or 04 IFIORStitIOF I Akr 3-Acre exercise yard Large kennel Plenty of ahade best of care Individual pens If requected Write-- A Nit Wraohleno Mo adults and children Include 111: () fishing picnicking table iins 1 I as lake Safe 'nit Fartithoid raisins with nkeltas 13-11111 drive The 11 hips north to Riverside track then IN to lake Road MA: NII reotaired Rorlington Rus nil! stop at lake LOWELL IMAT IlOCKS' 99 (aka Olaeg rneat Po101ot and rh- 1 ashburn Place 8tvice Bows md'ors gtic Co- I 'lie or the On hiahoa aa taaT and holrl etTer1111(1(illtinn Hv 54 (travois Miiis Glavois arm laan for and bridge Fr is phona exhins with ass Boats live halt tut write Loyeii CaerVniou MoI rank tatiler Milts Ms.