The Kansas City Star from Kansas City, Missouri • 11

MI THE IS AS CITY STAIL TUESDAY 'AMITE 13 1941 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GOSSIP -11 1' 1 i 1 NE ON CARDS Toledo's New Manager Rated A Good Bench Strategist Sportina Comment paschal! Experts Make World's Champions an Overwhelming Fes orite to Repeat This Year Sports Mirror la Mu the Associ a old Press) Today a Year board revealed that Pete Reiser Brook lyn outfielder had been roKlasst fled 1-A Three Years Ago Wannerdant bettered world polo vault record clearing fifteen feet In Pacific coast triangular meet Five Years Robin son holder of world 880-yard mark at 1:496 retired from coin petition because of bad ankle For Five Years Jack Fournier Was One of the Most Dan gerous Hitters in the National League When Ile Per formed for the Brooklyn Dodgers and Since 1937 Ile has Been in the St Louis Browns' System GET 54 OUT OF 72 VOTES t0 Ballot Places Them Lower Than Third in the National League Consensus I THE DODGERS ARE NEXT What About Joe Riggert When It Comes to Longtime Service With One A A Ball Opening Days Indi cate the People Want RacingMissouri Valley Sends Its Successful Coach to the Navy (By The Stars Sports Editor) ABASEBALL fan strikes a note for Joe Rigged A recent article about Ted Gu llic brings this rebuttal: "Don't you think the Milwaukee writer failed in checking the records of association veterans when he states that only one man Bruno Haas played longer than Ou llic?" writes McK "I need only to mention one of our favorite home town boys Joe Rig gert Kansas City fans remember Joe well He played twelve seasons with St Paul and I believe he holds the record of most number of games" A double play have ever witnessed la fifty years of baseball As the players went to the dread ing room after the game I happened to meet Babe Ruth In the tunnel under the He said to me: "Well old boy that play ought to give you the pennant" And sure enough It did and spent three seasons with that club He moved to Brooklyn before the start of the 1923 campaign and it was here that his greatest playing wan done For five years he was a regular with the Dodgers Ile has a lifetime batting average of more than 300 and was one of the great sluggers of the National loop for several newtons He hit 343 for St Louis in 1921 and two years later in Brooklyn clouted for an impressive 351 figure In 1924 he hit 333 and in 192 3 boosted his average to 350 Cincinnati Reds and Chicago Cubs Are Given Outside Chances to Win i '-C 1 4' "NS -r 0 4'' A -4A: 4 OSAVOI Y'St 5 AA 4104 r4r0- 1 1 A 4 t''' 4 1 I i At A 4 1 (- i 11' i 'i 3-'- tr' 0 Kii -e-' or -''ik te'' 0044 I 1 1 'ell 01 It 1 ty 1 ii' 1 14 '1 'i 01: i 1 Ai I ''''7 tl''tt 't''''''''''' I I' kl i -'4 lo 4 11:04 1 ek' i 1 ii r' i 94 ii wr A '4P44 i ''t --'''s4-'' Ill '4 V-:" '''V A '-v''4 e''44 iki' 1 i Af0414e1444444440v ij 4is tol i i 4 'i v' '-11' 4 it 41 i' P6444q44 lak i4) 1 4''' 1'1- 4 e'1 '1 J' -4'-)ti- 01e -g 4 --K- 4 A -k: 4-i0 1 444 A 1'''10144' r-- '44 r429 zoLl'- a- '-4-' 4v 4 4'' 4k A q) 1 -4 4 ii ikf 'tlf r''''' 1 '-'''''k'''''' -vV v-0i- to 4- 0 'ftr BASESALL fans whose mem-' ory of the game goes back a quarter of a century will recall the slugging exploits of young Jack Fournier during his stands with the Chicago White Sox1 St Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers but particularly during 11 lb hey-day with the Dodgers It's the same Jack Fournier older of course but Just as much of a scrapper as he ever was who comes to the American Association this season in the role of pilot of the Toledo Mud Hens When Fred Haney resigned as skipper of the Hens last fall Fournier was one of the men given serious consideration for the position However a desire for a playing pilot by the St Louis Brown ownership turned the tide in favor of Ralph Winegarner As soon as it became apparent that Winegarner could not accept the position on account of his draft status the Browns immediately turned to Fournier who has been one of their highly successful scouts His selection came so close to the start of the Mud Hens spring training season in Athens that it was necessary for the new pilot to make the trip by plane with a stopover at the Brown base in Cape Girardeau Mo in order to be on hand for the opening sessions They Managed to Get There Nammo short of amazing has been the New York response to the opening of Its surmner racing campaign The general manager at Jamaica ordered 22000 programs for opening day last Thursday and admitted that he probably was overly Optimistic But the crowd went over the 26000 mark and the program vendors ran out As a rule second day crowds fall far below opening day registration but It wasn't that way at Jamaica when the spectators numbered almost as many as the track officials had believed would turn out for the opening exercises Just another indication of the lure of amusements for the men and women on the home front They have money to spend and it seems fair enough that they spend it at the tracks where state and federal government levy heavy taxes DIE RED BIDS GET IIELN Preacher Roe and George Docking Are Acquired (am tits Associated Primo) Poarsmotrrn April 13--The Red Birds American Association pitching staff was augmented by two left-handed hurlers today Manager Nick Cu llop announced acquisition of Elwin (Preacher) Roe and George Dockins both south paws from the parent St Louis Car (limas of the National league Roe who was with the Red Birds last year was sold outright Dockins who won fourteen and lost five for New Orleans of the Southern association last season was optioned on a 24-hour recall basis At the same time the Rochester Red Wings of the International league who are training here with the Red Birds announced acquist tion of Outfielder Dain Clay from the Cards on a 24-hour option basis All three players were ordered to report to their respective clubs at once Cu llop said FOURNIER was noted as a long hitter with home runs one of his specialties For three years in succession he drove more than 100 tallies across the platter for the Brooklyn club His last major league connection was with the Boston Braves In 1927 he retired from active play to become manager of the Newark club of the International league In 1937 he became a member of the St Louis Browns' system and was named the manager of the Johnstown club The next season he devoted his time to scouting and held that position until the Marti of the 1942 campaign at which time St Louis dispensed with its entire' scouting Mall As a scout a developer of young players and a bench strategist Fournier stands high in the estimation of President Gilliland of the Mudhens and of President Donald Barnes and his associates in St Louis Many of the best players with the Browns today were discovered by Fournier in his tAmrs of the country while several of the most promising youngsters with Toledo this spring are Jack's boys Another proof of his ability to teach baseball is seen in the fact that he was baseball coach at the University of California in 1934 and 1935 4t 'Ws 1 1 Staork ::::0:4:::: 1: gt 1:471744 1:: 43 't j74 AV '''o" ''''''t i All 1 1'' 'I 4''ev 44 ''''7- i'IA '8 i rt zt 74' 4''''' 44 VA )I44 -40 40 It A 41 4 MUCH DEPENDS ON HIS RIGHT Babich outstanding for his mound performances here in 1939 is being counted on to win the same number of games turned in for the Blues last year by Charley Wensloff who now is a Yank Since leaving here Babich performed for the As and in 1940 defeated the Yankees in five out of six games owc: -tr1- t- -t A 4 71---1'' -1 13A -Au I 'V 4 44W' i 4s" 4'' 4 1' t' ''t ''''''01 04 ''''''''44 wr: "-41 7-x i gell tlt 4'' eo v4 4 4i-- -444 iel'k -JO A LTHOUGII born in Michigan1 Fournier started his baseball career on the Pacific coast Ills first' major league experience came in 1913 when he was purchased by the Chicago White Sox He was with that club for four years as first baseman and outfielder Returned to the Pacific coast he was grabbed by the New York Iran kees for the 1918 season but failed to stick and finishtd the season in the Coast league Ready for the big time he came up to the St Louts Cardinals in 1910 Top of the Luck to Ashford OLNEY ASHFORD one of the brilliants of the younger coaches in this particular sector of the college athletic realm will be shoving off for Chapel Hill come April 22 He has been commissioned a lieutenant junior grade in the V-5 navy instructors' schooL Ashford leaves a brilliant record both as an athlete and later as head coach at his alma meter Missouri Valley college at Marshall He also carries happy memories with him "I am grateful for your co-operation with our athletic endeavors" he says "Coaching in this section has been a pleasure I'll miss my friends and I'll miss The Star and its sports columns" It is no stretch of anyone's imagination to say that intercollegiate athletic competition in this area will miss Volney Ashford He has had good teams and he has proved himself a true sportsman winning or losing so a lot of us will be missing him too even though some of us didn't see so much of him personally Mc Baum 1:11:1111271171 A 19110 olfatiollatr 16I: Al ID TI RtsrfoR MA 8011 N'44 MORE SPEED FOR THE GAME A DOUBLE PLAY AT HOME (By tits Associated Press) New York April 13---The uncertainties of baseball this year failed to bring any uncertainty to the minds of the baseball experts as to which team will win the National league pennant Figuring it always is best to string along with a champion when in doubt the seventy-two scribes taking part in the annual Associated Press poll selected the St Louis Cardinals as their No 1 team by an overwhelming majority Fifty-four Of the voters picked the world champions for first place with no ballot placing them lower than third The Brooklyn Dodgers runnersup last year ranked second drawing eleven first-place votes and no vote lower than fourth Three Votes for the Cubs The only other teams to be considered for first place is the Cincinnati Reds with four backers for the top position and the Chicago Cubs who have three voters picking them for the pennant The Reds ranked third right behind the Dodgers figuring On the point basis of eight points for first seven for second six for third etc Behind he Reds in order came the Cubs the New York Giants the Pittsburgh Pirates the Boston Braves and as usual the Philadelphia The point totals ranged from the 554 assembled by the Cards to the Phi Is' St The Phi Is have one backer who thinks they will wind up in fifth place and one optimist also has the Braves tabbed for that slot The Cards and the Dodgers are the only two teams not to be pushed back into the second division by at least one voter The Reds were ticketed for every place from first to sixth and the Cubs from first to seventh The Giants were picked to finish anywhere front second to seventh More of a Guess Than Ever The voters although they gave the champions such an overwhelming vote of confidence are acutely aware that this year the predicting is more of a guessing contest than ever with the draft board and other factors associated with the war making even the day-to-day strength of the clubs problematical In fact some of the scribes made a note of the fact that their selections were based purely on the prospects of the various teams as of that particular day and were not concerned with possibilities that might hinge on the manpower situation The voting: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Pts St Louis 54 14 4 554 Brooklyn 11 35 17 480 Cincinnati 4 12 20 22 12 2 400 Chicago 3 9 17 18 11 13 1 384 Ncw York 1 11 12 27 20 1 303 Pitisburgh 1 3 11 20 34 3 IS 268 Bcion 1 2 57 12 138 Philadelphia 1 110 80 87 Wkat Makes SprTrIci? TRAINING CAMP BRIEFS TOUGH LUCK HORSES GRIFFITH TELLS OF A FREAK PLAY WHICH LED TO A PENNANT IA 1 of op a tbo 'till emilley' 1011m-: i i (4 1 CN i THERE WILL BE JUST AS MANY FOR THIS YEAR'S DERBY yr GRANnAND RICE kt 4 4 44 Air In the Ninth Inning of a Crucial Game in 1033 Gebrig and 1Valker Are Tagged by the Catcher Occupation Chop Chop and Red Sonnet Are Among Those to Be Considered This Year 1mmmNie This article is the second of a series covering unusual plays on the diamond These baseball oddities mill be described by outstanding figures in the national pastime BY CLANK GRIFFITM (By the Associated Press) An Old Washington Custom WASHINGTON April of what the schedules say the big league baseball season is officially on as far as capital city fans are concerned President Clark Griffith of the Washington Senators dragged out his Sunday suit had his shoes shined and his hair neatly brushed yesterday before marching up to 1600 Pennsylvania avenue to present President and Mrs Roosevelt with season's passes He's been making the same trip annually since the days when William Howard Taft was the chief executive Juggles Card Infield Sr Louis April 13--Although The major league opening is only a little more than a week away managers of both St Louis teams are juggling their line-ups today in the third game of the city series Manager Billy Southworth of the Cardinals is trying to round out a smooth functioning infield while Luke Sewell of the Brownies must find a replacement for Outfielder Glenn Mc Quillen who likely will be Inducted today What makes spring? There's a mockingbird singing from a dogwood tree There's a bluebird sitting on a poet There's a robin bobbin' all over the lawn And a south wind giving its toast But the surest answer of all the lot That tingles the human spine Is the roar that comes with the bases full From a double along the line There's a glint of sun where the sky Is blue And a deeper green to the grass And overhead from the deeper south The northbound mallards pass But the only music that brings in spring And gives us the first clear call Comes in the ninth with the bases full At the meeting of bat and ball Billy Evans hsues a Manual for Southern League (Be the Associated Press) AMANTA April Joe Engel bead man of the Chattanooga baseball club who rune his team like a 3-ring circus thumbed idly through a brand new manual from Southern association headquarters and grinned 1 "Yes sir" spoke Joe "This la the stuff 'Why it's Just what we need to pep up the old ball game I guess you might call it the 'daily dozen delay destroyers'" Engel referred to a set of twelve wartime instructions for players and umpires authored by a veteran base-bailer Billy Evans serving his first year as president of the Southern association Baseball believes Evans needs speed and hustle The 59-year-old former big league umpire who also served several years as general manager of the Cleveland Indians thinks it's the ump's job to help keep things rolling along and he says so in his manual Under the new rules Southern association umpires will fire new balls directly to the pitcher rather than hand them to the catcher for 'round' the infield tossing There will be no long conferences at the home plate when umpires go on the diamond to start the game And even arguments will be streamlined When there is a dispute over the umpire's decision say the rules no players other than those involved shall take part in the die Clisa1011 And when a pitcher is the last man out retiring his side he's to go directly to the pitching mound instead of returning to the bench It's true that Santa Fe Trailways Bus fares are thrift isn't the only reason extra thousands use the bus today Bus routes link nearly every village and community in America and service is as frequent and con venient as equipment will permit When you travel help make room for military personnel defense workers and others by traveling only necessary baggage This is another way to help 'share the Eiders TRAILWAYS BUS DEPOT 300 Ilth St HA 6252 v4 (At told to $id Mercer internationdi Now Service Sports Writer) A freak play that has always stood 1out in my mind was the turning point for the Washington club when we won the 1933 pennant It came up in the ninth Inning of a game at the Yankee Stadium We were two runs ahead going into the last half First batter up was Gehrig and he singled Dixie Walker followed with a single Gehrig stopping at second base Lazzeri then hit a terrific liner Into right center field When the ball left the bat everybody in the pink knew it was going to be a 2-base Gebrig who thought Goose Gos lin had a chance to catch it So he held second base Walker WU only a few feet away urging Gehrig to run but Lou held the bag When he saw the ball go over Oos lin's head and up against the fence he got going Walker was right at his heels aCifillt1 took the ball on a rebound from the fence and made a swift return to Joe Cronin who went out for the relay Luke Sewell received the ball Gehrig approached the plate with Walker just behind him Re tagged Gehrig one way then turned and tagged Walker who was sliding in on the other side of the completing the oddest IT'S IDLE TO PREDICT on the cult and claims to be the first promoter to play Santa Claus to so many men THE BEST TEAM IN APRIL MAY BE IN UNIFORM BY OCTOBER I SIMMONS STOPS NICHOLS QlSanta Ye alivo 'Or WC Bough in Action FRENCH LICK SPRINGS IND April Clyde McCullough who joined the Chicago Cubs on Sunday and worked out for the first time Monday was listed as the receiver in today's exhibition contest with the Detroit Tigers Manager Jimmy Wilson picked his best line-up for the game in hopes of a victory and a 500 exhibition rating Reds nave a Big Four RICHMOND IND April Manager Bill McKechnie of the Cincinnati Reds is proud of the efforts of his pitching staff to date and today named Johnny Vander Meer Elmer Riddle Ray Starr and Bucky Walters as his Big four Clyde Shoun and Rookie Bob Malloy go against the Cleveland Indians today in a game for which 2500 tickets were sold before the teams arrived in town ONE HIT ONE ERROR Bill Brandt who takes considerable pride in the accuracy of his National league "Green Book" is the first to spot a mistake in the records of games won and lost at home and abroad The headings were reversed thus giving every club In the league a better record on the road than at home A New Plastic Golf Ball Is Be lug Perfected as a Suitable Substitute for Rubber Stroller Natio isal Boa Swim foomm A El NOVIK0FP IS NOT MISSED mommomononoim ballessandro Doing a Good Job for the Cubs (By the Associated Press) FRENCH LICK IND April longer Lou Novikoff holds Out the less he is being missed by the Chicago Dallessandro a little chunk of a man Is seeing to that In the absence of the mad Russian 'Daily" is making his bid for stardom which he has not quite re-reached since breaking into the majors with the Cube in 1940 He came up with eight years of minor league experience attracting attention when he hit 268 with San Diego in 1939 He flushidned a comparatively weak 268 with the Cubs his first season: 272 in 1941 and last Year's mark was 261 In ninety-six games while Novikolf the rookie flop of 1941 was wringing 300 from his bat as the in-and-out left-fielder "Dallessandro has handled left field nicely this spring" said Manager Jim Wilson "Novikoff is far from being a star and It would be stretching the truth to say we miss him" ittliti ciD By HUGH FULLERTON JR Ntw YORK April season Li at hand for selecting this year's major league pennant winners though we can't see what good it will do this year when the team you pick in April may be just a bunch of individuals in Uncle Sam's uniforms by OctoberWhy not just wait until the end of the season and then say: "Beep I told you so?" Chicago Fight Enda In Seventh Jordan Wins (Sy the Associated Press) CHICAGO April Simmona 149 Indianapolis Ind scored a seventh round technical knockout In a Scheduled eight round fight over Bob Nichols 148 Cincinnati last night Al Jordan 190 Kansas City Mo beat LeRoy Lawson 197 Detroit in an eight round bout on the supporting card Last Night's Fight nesio111 Simmons leg Indian stopped Bob Nichols 146 Cincinnati Providence Solvin 12534 Providence and Davey Crawford 124 New York drew GO) Wanhington Donn Petro 125 t's knocked out Lou Transparent! 123 DOW more 4D tioiyoktt Wee Vatepies 115 New York outpointed Pete Monchics 1151 Wilken-Rarre Pa 484 ems 17111g New York outpointed George Parks 18111 Washington 4101 Clint Conwav 170 land knorted out Nip Mitchell 204 Phila delphis New Ironton 14St Neill York ouippinted Leon Anthony 155 New York OD an eight round bout on the sup- porting card Lehi Nightie nslit nestualle Chicago-Robert Simmons 349 Indian 0 atolPed Bob Nichols 146 Cincin- natl 171 rovidence I -Larry 134)111111 12534 Providence and Davey Crawford 124 New York drew (10) Washington Donn Petro 12i l's knocked out Lou Transparent! 123 DO more 41 Holyoke Mese -Henry Vieques 115 New York outiminted Pete Manche 115Vs Wilke im s-Re Pc 480 altimore-Lea Oms 17ril's New York ou(pointed George Parks 181 shin 'is Wag- ton 4 nn Newark-Pvt Clint Conway 170 Cleks land knooked out Nap Mitchell 204 Phila delphis itli New York-LarrY Yontana 141 74PW York ouippinted Leon Anthony 155 New York HD (By the Associated Press) New YORK April year there's a set of hard luck guys and gals among the 3-year-old gallopers who have to sit home and read about the Derby in their favorite newspapers and then come along to raise quite ruckus later in the season Something usually has happened to the colts in this set to keep them out of action early in the spring Among the fillies it's usually because they're smart enough to realize that carrying 126 pounds a mile and a quarter is strictly a man's job even if it is for the big end of $'15000 which would interest any lady Down through the years there have been a lot of these tough-luck o' War in 1920 and Equipoise in 1932 and the great Sysonby and Fair Play in naught-five and naught-eight and most recently Stagehand Earl Sande's headache five years ago This year the set offers possibilities of lighting up a lot of fireworks before the season's out There's Occupation for instance and Chop Chop the hard-hitting little fellow who moved up into the Derby picture by taking the endurance handicap last fall and Red Sonnet the tall chestnut whose speed made lightning strike at Jamaica last spring before he was hurt Among the young ladies are three who split up most of the votes for the 2-yearold championship of last Askmenow Pair Weather and Good well as the Flying Our Page who probably was as classy as any of 1em She won her only two the classic Spin-away stakes at popped a splint ALL HAVE LEG TROUBLE All three of the colts have had more leg trouble than a chorus line with housemaid's knee Mrs John Marsch's Occupation was the "Futurity Kid" of 1942 He won the Arlington Washington park Belmont and Keene land breeders futurities and piled up a bank roll of than any other 2- year-old ever has pocketed In two futurities he made Count Fleet holler "uncle" and they figured to have a gaudy in this year's Derby Then he suffered an injury and had to be withdrawn Red Sonent is a rapid rangy flier from George Widener's farm They thought so little of him at first that he was entered in a 63500 claiming race He romped home by seven lengths in track record time so his handlers changed their minds in a hurry He won three in a row before he too came down with a leg ailment Recently Bill Mulholland put him back in training and the word is he's a "whizzer" again Chop Chop was picked up by Mrs Barclay Douglas for 64100 as a yearling and didn't get to the races until last fall In his first out he was given some rough bumps by some of the other horses bolted and crashed through the fence putting both himself and his jockey in the hospital Five weeks later he started all over again won three of seven starts and $11250 He was rated one of the better Derby dark horses until something happened to his right front foot but he like the others will be back CHANGED HIS 31141) Before Our Page made his first trip to the post last summer Trainer Steve Judge thought to little of her 'he was willing to sell her for $500 Two days after winning her first start she came back to take the Spinaway from Askmenow but she popped a splint in doing she's been on the hospital list until a few weeks ago So the filly field was left to Ask menow owned by Hal Price Headley crashed through the fence putting both himself and his jockey in the hospital Five weeks later he started all over again on three of seven starts and $11250 He was rated one of the better Derby dark horses until something happened to his right front foot but he like the others will be back CHANGED HIS MIND Before Our Page made his first trip to the post last summer Trainer Steve Judge thought to little of her he was willing to sell her for $500 Two days after winning her first start she came back to take the Spinaway from Askmenow but she popped a splint in doing she's been on the hospital list until a few weeks ago So the filly field was left to Ask owned by Hal Price Headley BMWS DEPT First Class Specialist Max Marek who once outpointed Joe Louis in Joe's amateur boxing days is at Floyd Bennett Field instructing sailors in boxing wrestling and judo When Lieut Dan Pollock director of physical training at Moore Field Tex started from his Southern Illinois home to become a star athlete at St Edward's university in Texas some years ago he had Just $6 in his His first hitchhike ride was with tome city slickers who relieved him of a fin in a shell garneThe army can't teach Dan anything about the old army game Today's Exhibition Games At Richmond IA) Vs Cleveland (A) At IR Louis (N) vs St toots fa) At Wilmington (A) VI Toronto tint At (A) Ti Boston college At New York (A) VS BOP Ion (N) At Hageratown lit (N) vs Buffalo (Int) At Camp Upton York (N) vs Brooklyn YEATERDAY'01 PENULTS Washington (A) (sailed end of fifth) 1 Ali others canceled A New Hurler for A's WiLMINGTON DEL April 13-- 'The Philadelphia A's won a ball game yesterday and may have found themselves a pitcher at the same time John Burrows property or the Wilmington Blue Rocks hurled for the Athletics and allowed the Washington Senators only four hits in live Innings Newhottmer on the Mound EVANSVILLIC IND April O'Neill of the Detroit Tigers named Pitcher Hal Newhouser to Mart to days exhibition with the Chicago Cubs at Vincennes Ind The teams have split in their previous two meetings Proceeds of the game will swell the recreation fund of near-by George Field an army air base ONE-MINUTE SPORTS PAGE Manufacturers are working on two different kinds of plastic golf balls and expect to come up with an acceptable substitute for rubber soonThe women's International Bowling Congress not only bought a bomber for Uncle Sam with $150 contributions but the members have "adopted Its 2-man crew Capt William Crum and Sergt William MoreheadClair Berry the Tigers traveling secretary never goes to ball games because he's afraid he might become a baseball fan and "let my prejudices as a fan interfere with my work with the Messina promoter of Friday's Charley Burley-Kid Cocoa fight at New Orleans has invited 5000 servicemen to see it 1 i SMOKE mr i f'''''''' -tt 4 pg NCe 4118(gr 41 I AN-BugNINO a in tAA- a nAt my TONCia6 II EASY es OC A A PA'er i 7:30 We the ituentest show on the WI 4 DOUBLE DUTY GABARDINE 095 RAINCOATS elf RICHMAN BROTHERS JOHI MAIN 111 Official Tire Inspection Service SEE YOUR NEAREST MARSHALL AUTO STORES 2-PANTS SUITS $30 $35 $40 FOREMAN CLARK 12th As WALNUT STREETS 111111 'QUARTERS In GUARANTEED Tat AUTO PARTS at SAVINGS! iir14 4 70 line roll-your-own 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