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Evening star., 1941-09-11
18th & Underwood SITS NV.

Inspect at once.
Modern, detached, all-brlcE homes A2-
. baths; rooms oil aforementioned heat.
Buy now and select your home appoint
ments for kitchen, electric, hnOleUm,
painting and wallpaper
RIO REALTY CO-SaiCsmen on the JOB
Evening star., 1941-09-11
MASS. HEIGHTS.

10-room brick, conveniently located to
Mass. ave. and Cathedral; - min. from
White House; 8 real bedrmS., > baths,
finished attic. huge living rm. dining rm
sun parlor, lavatory on lst floor. maids
rm. and bath: 2-car garage: in perfect
condition: original price. S26.0UO quick
sale, $4,000 Shown by appointment.
F A TWEED CO, RE. SI9q. ewes,
Evening star., 1941-09-11

CHEVY CHASE VIEW' NII
A beautiful white brick home, on large
lot, 135X2OO: rooms, 3 bedrooms. screen :
ed porch, hot-water heat. In suburbs OF
Washington where you really get fresh ar
Paved streets (entirely paid, near schools
and Conn ave bus lin. A real buy.
owner will give possession in - days
Price Sll,950 For appointment to see
cali f. M FRY, INC. $3.50 Wisconsin ave.
WI H-lO
Evening star., 1941-09-11

3IO3 l9th ST N.W.-Clean modern Jewish
home near bus and park CO 5a6s> -'''
. LARGE ROOMS l with private hath
Preferably young men. Call Ia. S66i.
1910 3rd ST NW-Jewish home; / or >.
- baths. unllm. phone: good transn
delicious meals. reasonable
Evening star., 1941-09-11
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
SPRING AND TAKOMA PARK
properLles wanted al once. List with me
CONSULT A REALTOR.

CACu IMMEDIATELY FOR D G..
~ASAA house. any size or condition
Cau MR.. FISHER RE. 5000. 9l3 N. Y.
I'VE n v Eve and Sun ia 653S.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

F1OOoES W%NfCb ~ NENt.
UNFINISHED HOUSE, = ROOMS OR
more, immediate possession. Phone Tay-
lor STA.
4-BEDROOM HOUSE WITH GROUNDS,
under 500 Washington or vicinity. Box
42-A, Star.
. BEDROOMS. UNPUBLISHED, N. AR
lington Not over SIS mo. Responsible.
permanent position. Pvt industry Box
92-A, Star.
WANTED. FURNISHED, ONE OR TWO
months, two-bedroom house or bungalow,
NV. section or nearby Va. or Md. Box
. BEDROOM FURNISHED APT OR
house of like size. NV. section, not over
SS5; six-month lease, Oct. 18th. Box
345-T. Star. II"
5 ROOMS UNFURNISHED, > BEDRMS..
bath, garage; in good Northwest section
or nearby suburban; gentiles. CHI. 0a02.
ON OR BEFORE OCT, 1O-IN NV. SEC
ton or suburban, D or room bungalow or
house, by family Of Q adults. EN-, 2372.
Evening star., 1941-09-11
ROOMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON, furn. room for l or > girls.
Gaun- and kit. priv. S15-S25. Uni. phone.
Gil 206l Conv trans.
1927 Both ST Mt. Rainier-Entire 2nd
floor, large room. pvt. bath; all new furn.;
suit Tor >; buSNat corner
ARLINGTON, 4Ol4 10th st. n--Furn. rm.,
double bed. one or. two gentlemen or en-
ployed couple. Oxford O727 after >. -"
ARLINGTON, 1927 N Utah-Attractive
room, 4 windows modern home private
entrance, porch: near bus. city fare
5129 9th ST. N, ArI.. Va-Front bedrm,
suit couple or gentlemen: l0c bus fare;
90 min. town. Glebe OS9a
ARLINGTON. VA. 1910 North Taylor St,
near WASHINGTON Lee High School-Double
room next to bath clean, refined home
S25 double; $50 single.
BRENTWOOD, MD.-Nicely furnished
room. private family. WA. 5123.
35O5 NORTH 22nd ST. Cherrydale Arl
va large sleeping rms, double and sin
gle; blks 10c bus line. FIR. $50.
ARLINCTON-Slngle or double room, next
TO bath. INV; excellent bus service: gen.
tlemen., Chestnut 9694 H.
ARLINGTON-LYONP PARK, 731 N. Dan
vile st.-Furnished single room. next bath.
shower; home privileges; gentleman. Half
block , bus lines Chestnut 9O57.
Evening star., 1941-09-11

This charming 4-year-old brick Groom,
2l2-bath home. with large lot, offers the
greatest value on the market today; To-
bus, near schools. transportation and busi-
ness section; price only S10,q50; terms,
$1,000 cash, balance like rent. for ap-
pointment to see call between 10 m. and
pm. WI. 1920. If no answer, call
Evening star., 1941-09-11
Country Gentleman's Estate.

ST rms, tile baths gar, h.-wh: in
Maryland PIX, Nd, Is Minis downtown.
must see to appreciate. WO. 1856.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
House Ponders
School Aid Bill
Time, stan Correspondent

LANSING, May 24.-Faced with
Governor Van Wagoner's threat 10
veto any school aid bill appropri-
ating more than $4,000, 900. the
House will decide Monday whether
& concur in the Senate amend
ment setting this amount or hold
out for its original $4,000, 900
figure.
The Senate voted Is 10 2 10
adopt the $44 100000 amendment,
with Senators James A. Burns and
Leo j. Wilkowski, Detroit Demo
Gratis. dissenting.
"Under the distribution for
mula In the bill, Detroit schools
will get a siSinning with an APP
preparation OF S44, 900, 900"
Burns said. while state aid
would he increased $4,000, 900
over last year, Detroit will get
only a 500, 900 increase.
Governor Van Wagner is eX-
pected 10 send word 10 the House
10 adopt the Senate figure, al
though on the basis Of Budget
Director Leo j. Nowicki's figures
this will still throw the budget out
Of balance for the biennium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
He Has Wife Fired ,
Must Pay AIimony

Because hc succeeded In having
his wife, Mildred, q, fired from a
Job in a drug store. Charles Geidle,
%. of 81 East McNichols road, to-
day was ordered to pay her IS
weekly alimony pending hearing
~ her suit for divorce. Judge
eodorc j. Richter said: IF he
Nocsn't want his wife to work, he
should certainly pay alimony."
Mrs. Gcidlc who lives in Pleasant
Ridge said her husband gambled
and stayed out all night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Defense Measures

. Creation OF defense council,
a home guard Of $500 men, and
new state police unit of 100
men
. Increased unemployment COM
penSation benefits.
Practically tha only important
bills lost by the governor were his
labor measures. The Republican
na ieritieS Of the House and Sen
ate refused 10 approve his pro-
bosals Tor increased workmen's
compensation. a broader occupa-
tional disease law. and a'iittle
Wagner act" providing minimum
-. -. ..r,I - q Y MIN h0IIY.g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Is and maximum hours.
Budget Agreed on

Every session in the last 70
years has seen the budget hang
fire until the final minute before
adjournment, but every important
item had been agreed upon today
and only final polishing remains.
Because of the deficiency appro-
priation. and record sums for
schools and social welfare. the APP
preparations will total between
Sl04 900 900 and sos 600. 900 an
nually. This is about 81 00O. 900 a
year more than the previous high,
but is made possible through in
creased revenue from the sales
tax
School aid has been Increased
81 100000 annually bringing this
item 10 the all-tlme peak OF $44,-
600 coo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Bilkering Ends
As Legislature
Prepares TO Quit
BY FRANK MORRIS
Times star Corre,pondept

LANSING, May 24.-With the
budget balanced and the contro-
versial anti-strike bills finally
killed, Michigan's sixty-first Legis-
lature was ready today to sign off
in comparative serenity.
Some disputes between the
House and Senate are certain
before the final adjournment
Tuesday night, but the usual last
minute jam of important legisla-
ton has been avoided and all but
a few details remain TO be added
10 the l94l lawmaking record OF
Gov. Murray d. Van Wagoner's
administration.
Major Accomplishments
In spite of a slow beginning,
Governor Van Wagoner's discreet
leadership produced the following
major accomplishments from a
Legislature that began its work
in defiant and belligerent mood |:
A budget that Is balanced de-
spite a 100000 a year addi-
ton 10 retire the $4,000, 900
deficit inherited from the last
administration.
Ample funds for welfare and
for the care Of crippled and af-
flicted children.
. Old age pensions for every
eligible applicant, thus elimi-
mating a waiting list that has
been as long as 10000 names.
Bills authorizing rehabilita-
lion of long neglected institu-
tions like the schools for the
deaf and the blind and an APP
preparation 10 equip the new
hospitals which have been empty
structures for two years.
Consolidation OF dozen tax
collecting units. which hereto
tfore operated with separate
staffs OF investigators and ac-
COuntantS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

Snug fitting and quick
drying rsyon and cotton
lsiteG Strssmlined IN
shspe Upper pocket.
Other Trunks. age
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Cupboard Fleet
Set for Grind
Across Lake
By GEORGE r. VAN

With fair weather promised,
race officials conducting the Sec
ond annual Internal ona |
Boundary Cupboard marathon
championship from Marysville-to-
Detroit Sunday looked forward to
a real test of pilots and boats over
the gruelling 60-mile grind.
Nearly three score hopefuls
worked feverishly over their craft
in the pits at Marysville. elm
mating as much as possible any
real or fancied mechanical defect
that might interfere with their
chances of winning.
Many noted drivers were set
to gun their boats over the course
which will take them down the
ST, Clair River, across Lake ST.
Clair and INTO the Detroit River
10 the finish line at Memorial
Park.
Two 75-foot United States Coast
Guard boats will patrol the lake
part of the course and two
auxiliary craft will cruise around
the starting line and the finish,
according 10 Lieut.. II. A. Meyer.
commanding officer OF the Detroit
base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
D. B. F. Sche duIe

CLASS A
Pepsi-Cola VS. Paris. Northwestern I.
3 80 Auto Club VS.. Vlasic Northwestern
3 $50 Hodges VS.. Powers. Belle Isle 6,
3 80. Altes, bye.
CLASS r.
Sans We. A. r. l.. Butchers Atkinson
2. /. 90, J. L. Hudson VS.. Hass. Ives,
Hoffman VS.. Troy Northwestern !, 100
Rayl's vs.. Greyhound. Northwestern 4,
! 90 Arthur VS.. JAW l57, Northwestern
!. $50 Rays VS. Troy, Northwestern 5,
Isle 3. $3.50; URWA We. Walt Williams.
Belle Isle 3 3.3o, JAW VS.. JAW ia.
JAYNE J. 30; JAW 81 VS. HE A. c"
Belle Isle g. $50 Industrial sheet vs..
vs. Hassett Belle Isle 4. 200 East Side
vs. Mlsfits Jayne 3, $3.50, stober PNA
W McLouth. Jayne 2, 100; JAW 81 Va.
JAW l0l, Belle Isle ,, 100.
CLASS G
Bradford We viviano, Northeastern. I.
90 Riley vs.. Square Deal Northwest =
ern ?. ] 90 Krims vs.. Iosco, Cooley, $3.50.
CLASS ID
Northwes, Lions vs.. Melvlndale Clark.
| 90 Americans vs.. ne Saints. Northwest
srn g. $50 oakwood VS. Victory, Atkin-
Atkinson 2. 30; Star Lodge VS.. Kowalski,
chandler. 90 Tobias Courtney vs.. Fall
sons. Northwestern 5. 100.
MIDGETS
Bait VS. BAIT. 10, Jayne I Bait 2
vs. BAIT 8, Belle Isle q Bait VS.. Bait
a. Codd Bait vs. Batt IL North
western & Bait 3 vs.. Bait. =. st. Clair !,
Bait 6 vs. Bait. :. Atkinson 3.
All games at / p m
CLASS r.
Lincoln Park VS. Falcons. Dingeman l.,
90. Lincoln Park vs. Hornets, Dingeman
! 30: Craftsmen vs.. Tiger Cubs, Atkin-
son 3, 3 $50: Rams VS. Strathmoor. Stoepel.
:00 ST John Cantius VS.. Ford Post
Stoepel 800 Cooley Cubs VS.. Hymies.
Littefield. 90; Grand vs.. Haags. Little
field 3 30: Sweet Sixteen vs.. Junior Colts,
~odd. 3 80. Painters vs. Federal, Dinge-
man 2. ! 90 Hudson la Jrs. VS.. De La
Sale Southeastern, 1900; Psrkside Cubs
VS.. Vanker Cubs southeastern 10
Square Deal Jrs vs.. Titsns. st Clair,
3 so Learned. cubs VS.. Catholic Central,
Algonquin 1, m ST. Joseph Commercial
VS. Comets Algonquin. 30, Wildcats VS..
Minute Men Lodge 2, IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Nab .}a&s
" Bo& nluqphy
Kr0mer Boosted for AH-StT Classic,
Fans Point to Leniency GiUen DaUis

BUNNY Davis soldier by profession but boxer
for the benefit Of the his budget ledger recently
asked and granted permission of military authorities TO
depart rgors of army life for chance to knock the
wetorweght crown from head Frze Civic The BUNS
ring showing considerably less than sensational but the
custom Of allowing soldiers leave their temporary mode
living the Of their greatest success leaves
Us with thought 10 wit:
There's willing gamester named Paul KRONER now with
the United States Flying Corps. At the University of
Michigan ootbaong nesse and fighting heart have oeen
penned indelby into Wolverine grdiron saga
Many Michigan fans have always believed and still insist
that if Pancn escaped the early scondyar mishap which
left him igamen he would have surpassed even
the great the quest for grdiron glory They
can't forget returned do his part for Michigan
his final yearhough only shadow Of the sophomore
whom fate had treated cruelty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Can't FORGET His Last Stand

They can't forget his appearance the rain and mre
az The Ohio Stadium dwarfed by the titanic feats
OF way atime scoring record KRONER
of the glitter that his dueand dasned gu
yards for the longest touchdown of the day.
That appealing last stand placed Kroner back In the hght
where he belonged proved that willingness to play the game
NAYS dividends him eternal hero in the eyes OF
his admirers 49,
Now they him in action in the Coege-pro All.
game Chicago this They want to bring him out Oh
the obscty the training elected to take and they
want him to prance once more
We wonder If Davis "the bum could gain eniency for
brief neriod. couldn't KRONER have a chance aIso2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Where TO Enter Times Sof+baII Meet

Monnier School ward and Dawson.
Morley School Beaumont and Portland
NAgel Play ground Wabash ana Pine
Nswberry school Twenty and
Jackson
Nolan Soh06I-T fzrtz and hawthorne
Northwestern Playheld - Wreiord and
Grand River
Palmer Park Woodward and palmer
Palmer Playground -Chenc and Palmer
Parker school Eimirs and Meyers ROAD.
pattengill School ColiaN and Meplewood
perrien Park --Chcne and Warren.
pineres PARK lroquois and East Forest
Plymouth Church--Beaubien and Garheld
Poe School Lysander and Brooklyn
Priest school--Wagner and Casper
BEDFORD High sehool--Grsnd River and
Richard school-Lsppn and Reno.
River Rouge Park-PIymouth and River
Riverside Pisysround--wsst Grand bouis-
Roninson school-Younr and Peoria.
Roosevelt Field-Linwood and Buriln'
81. Anthony Piaysround-Fieid, north Of
~. clair Recreation cen,er-FHrview
south OF East Warren.
r. Vincent Recreation center--Four-
sampson school~ Begols and Milford
sherrsrd school - Cameron and Mel
Sheriff. sehool--Prairis. north Of Tire.
man.
stoepei Park No. 1--Evsrgreen and
outer drive
s,oepel Park No. 7-west Chicago and
Ashury Park
sylvia Allen Hobby center-Eas Jsner.
son and Waierworks PARK
Thirseii School Fourteenth and Dels-
ware
Tromhly school Harper and rownss7d
y % PLAYGROUND Fairfield ard
Florence
van Antwerp Playground Ferry and
RusssN
Vernon Playground Medbury ntaf
Cheae
Wash ngton School Dequlndrs, south
~ Dawson
watson Playground warren and lovsti
Wshsfer schooi Twenty efsf ard Porter
Wfhams Schooi-Gsrheld Wesi of NJ
Elliott.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

who have novfeached their seven
,teenth birthday as of July /. No
player may compete in more than
one division.
The Department OF Recreation
will be in charge Of the tourna-
ment. They will supervise the
play and settle all disputes. HUI
bert Johnson promises to arrange
the scheduled so each team has
at least "a hours advance notice
before every game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

Garfield sysround-csrhsla and RIO
peiie.
General Motors Playground Harper and
Grand Trunk Railroad
GoodaIe school DfcKsryou am tourviev
Green Estate Playground Melville and
Greenfield Park School - Brush and
grouse. school Medbary and Moran.
Guest School Ftnkel and Meyers
Harper Conner Piayeround-Harper and
Hirrinbotham school Indians. south OF
Tlrhi-Mn road.
Holcomh school Bentler and Bennett,
Ho6net a. l., sohool-GeorsA and
Holmes o W, schooi-Trnton. south
Hosrner school Easuawn and canheid
Hovsrth Playground - Stockton AMI
Hubert schooi-Lamphere and Eaton
Hunt Playground --Chaffey0lx and Ellery
Hunter school - South Colonial And
Jackson Playground--w Fort. near
jayne FIELD ana Lasky Recreation Center
--Conant aud Dawson.
kesung school-Dickerson. south of
Kennedy school-tindsn and Fifteenth.
Kern Pisyground-S Nile road and
Rinsmsn Plsyrrouna-Rieh and Lov,,t
Kr0nk Decentralization and Konkell.
Law school-Lantz and Carrie.
Leigh PlaYheld-Ly0n and Leigh.
Lieboid Playground -L.eboid and Leonard
Lincoln school 90 Livinss'one and 81
Antoine
Llflefeld Plsyhsld--Ohio and Fullerton
Livingstone layhsld-Livinsstone, near
Hastings
Lodge Piayfeld Van Dyke ana GsorFia
lanEfc.ioW school Twelfth street ana
IND .HnIaif
NarCuIiDrh gcf1ul t-a MllFernsrs ana
Hunua Vista
Mckinney schools Haml ton near Holden
MtkinsfrY schld Acklnstry ana clara
Nairfsa FchoaI-st Aubin and TromnIt
Marvhausen Fchool-Cadillar and Fast
warren
Mfera Pisycrourd rvins~ood and Ne.
"a er school-ch,n. and wGurioo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

kfres Playground ard Brewster Fscft.
st0n center and Pool - Brewster and
Hastings.
Algonquin Fieid-Foot u Algonquin
Atkinson Pisyfelf sua Kfonk Recrsstiqr
Center and Pool-Junction and McGfaw
Avrrh.H Playground -Copln nj Averhhl
Banr creek -Woolmers and West Vernon
Rsrffrw Srhncl--CcnEress and E1peue
Bach school Ferry aud s. Antoine.
Pole Isie Athletic Field.
Bte Isls Playground
Berry scnool-Concord and Charievoiz
plffturst Recreation Center Wu0dinr.
Ran drive. south of y ight-Mne road
Boynton schooi-Vsgef ROAD and West
Bradley Recreation Center 80 Concord
rorth of MACK
Hrsey seho6i-IAvton sna Joy road
Callahan Pisyground-Fefry, near Elm
csnpssn wesson, north Of
campbell schooI--E East Ai,Ssndrns and
s. tut.u.
cspfoa school-Mspls ana Russell
Csrftsns school--Copnn ana ChaTisvoix
Cary school-Crawf,r ard south
CsEiator ayground-Csdiliac. north Of
cAss1er park - Eas, warren ana
Conner
CHANDLER schooi-chapin and Mcclellan
chsrey schooi--Linden and Lavton.
Carx Park-Lafsyette snd CLARK.
CLARK school-f3remtn and Balfour
clinton Ecn0ol-.sreeniavn and CnaIfonte.
Codd Fleid-HHzeiwood ard Byron
Crclrv HIN School --MarlrWe AMI Feuheil
CogrvsIe schooi.- pequindre ana Nevada
Custer schc0.-- IinWood. norm 81 Feuseil,
DnEemau Plsyhsld- Martin ard NCGrsv
rrsEoca pla} Erc und--Nest Vernon and
Dragon
Uaniss school---Chsre and t4ir'or
fIwrfr echGOI-CauiN ard Cameron
Finuo4f Playground - Elmwoof H1d
Cr"fFe.a
FraHrn-k School Isrvoof aur Mr1raN
|wa.a Playground MaFrufy. Gran
norm of Nfn Warren
fe'srI Playground and tlgCey bo|s
O. Co. FfrhFH a. Fourteenth
Frsrk'r SCHOOL Pine ar1 Br7okIgu
GrlsEler Playground - Jean snf
Nsr evan
calsfssr Recreation csnitf-Ns'asro7f
ane Yaa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Play off Fight Features Class A Play
FROM ARMY TO SANDLOTs BACK TO ARMY
Mill Couchman Follows That Routine Regularly

The army draft has taken sew
eral players from local sandlot
teams. but it hasn't prevented Mil
ton Couchman from appearing AID
starring in the Detroit Baseball
Federation this season.
Private Couchman, % years old
and stationed at Fort Custer, has
the unique distinction of being the
|federation's only soldier-commuter.
Every other Sunday, and some
times more frequently, Couchman
takes advantage of his leave days
to play with the strong JAW 154
team In Class B.
The sight of Couchman in his
trim army uniform. Juggling a
travelling bag. is always a welcome
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
SOFTBALL MEET ENTRIES TO OPEN
Get Blanks at PIoyfieIds Tuesday
ce pitched perfect game .

johnson will have a staff OF
experienced playground directors
10 run the tournament. These
men direct competition each day
and arc considered the finest
group of experts in the country.
Complete sets for rules and
entry blanks may be obtained at
any of the Department of Recrea-
ton playfelds in the city. Re-
member the entries open Tuesday
and positively close on August /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
BY EDGAR HAYES

Entries for the annual Detroit
Times softball tournament will
open Tuesday and blanks may be
obtained at any Department OF
Recreation playfeld. The Times
tournament is one Of the largest
in the country and each year
draws record entry.
The tournament will be con-
Quoted by the Department of
under the auspices of
the Amateur Softball Association
of America. Entries close on
August and there will be no
post entries. The drawings will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
4 Teams Still
Out 10 Qualify
For Big Series

With only three more Sundays
of competition left before the an
nual elimination series opens, in
terest in Glass A of the Detroit
Baseball Federation until then
will center on the chances OF four
clubs making the playoffs, and the
representative in the
Amateur Day program July II at
Briggs Stadium.
For Altes and Paris, all worry
Of winning plsyoff berths is over,
both clubs being sure of finishing
with at least the necessary 500
The road is anything
but easy. however. for the four
other teams in the running.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
DiMaqqio's Bad Day in 1885 Recalled

Astar game fans still recall the 1886 game which rookie
Joe DMaggio hued into prominence and stasrhck by the
importance Of the world in which himself bunged two
fielding chances failed FIVE efforts to hit and generally SUI
fered the blame for the American Leagues as defeat
In game DMaggos first boot cost the American
League Later he threw wild TO home plate and his
sheave In the seventh he had chance to
redeem himself but unsympahe goddess of fate stepped In
and wrecked IT, With the loaded and his team
one run behind DMaggo beed ehesthigh pitch on line
toward left Duocher took off at the crack OF the bat
leaned into nab the whzzng ball. then ufnoed to
the ground And Joe became the goat of the game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Competition Hot

Competition also is hot in Glass
p TO determine the opponent OF
Sans, defending champion. in the
other half of the Amateur Day
double-header.
JAW 154. topping the division
in percentage with eight victories
against one defeat, plays United,
winner in six of seven starts, in
this Sundays headliner.
Bradford and Viviano, tied for
first place in Glass c, tangle at
Northwestern Field, while North
west Lions. only indicated club
in the federation. meets second
place Melvindale in the Class L
Feature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

one 10 Vince Tuzzo, manager CT
the JAW 154 team.
One of Leaders
For Couchman Is one of his best
pitchers. and a big reason for the
clubs high standing in Class B.
eight victories against one defeat.
The slender, former Southeast
ern High School athlete has yet
TO return TO Fort Custer a loser.
He has pitched three games and
won them all. In camp games, ne
is winner, too.
Couchman already has behind
him that rarest of all pitching
achievements perfect game
Three years ago, pitching for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06

he made at Mack Park on Au-
gust 4.
There will be three divisions for
men, two for girls and one junior
group. All teams in Wayne
County arc eligible to compete.
Clasas A is for the strongest
teams and the champions in this
division qualify for the national
tournament 10 be held here in
September.
The junior group is for boys
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-06
Need Two Games

Three teams - Pepsi c ! a,
Hodges and VlaSic-will have 10
win two games 10 gain the select
circle, while Powers can't afford
TO lose another. Auto Club, the
1910 champion. is definitely out of
the running with only one victory
in seven starts.
Altes is out in front i'm the race
for the coveted Amateur Day spot
and the opportunity 10 face, Fed
Grafton officials hope, an all-star
team from Fort Custer with Hank
Greenberg in the lineup. Only
Paris, game behind. has a good
chance 10 overtake Altes.
This Sunday. Paris has an OPP
TO cut the lead by half
a game when ii faces Pepsi Cola
in the feature contest. In other
games. Vlasic meets Auto Club
and Hodges takes on Powers.
Altes drew a bye.