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The Nome nugget., 1941-06-23
MIROW ACTIVITIES

Capt. Sasseen landed his Stin- son trimotor at the Nome airport at 4:50 pm. Friday from Anchor age. He stopped enroute at Nc Grath and Unalakleet.
 Passengers were: From Anchor age. Robert D. Jackson and Bill Condon. From Unalakleet: Mar tin Rothe, L R Rhine, C R Nal eski and Jerry Roys.
 He expects to go back to An chorage Thursday morning
 The Midnight sun trips were rained out but if it clears tonight a few hops will be made.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-23

s o U R D o U G H " s T A T I o N E R Y
 At Nugget Office
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-23
New Lawyers Act Goes Into Effect Today

Alaska's new lawyers act, com pletely revamping the regula- tions on admission to practice in the Territory, goes into effect to- day.
 Among many other new re- quirements, the act provides that applicants for examination must have at least 90 days residence in Alaska.
 The act was passed by the 194l Legislature.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-23
NEWS ITEMS

The Alaska Steamship Con- pany announces that the freight CT 'Depere" has been scheduled to sail from Seattle for Nome, Golovin, Unalakleet, and St. Mi chael on July 3rd. The Depere vii handle freighter cargo only, all small or packaged freight is to be booked for the Coumbia July 9th. The Depere will call at Dutch Harbor enroute with cargo for the Navy base at that port.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-23
MEDICAL DIRECTOR FLIES TO BETHEL

Dr. Langdon White, Medical Di rector for the Office of Indian Affairs in Alaska, is at Bethel to visit the hospital there. He plans to stop at Mountain Village and Tanana before returning to Jun eau heaquarters.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-23

Mrs. w. P. Wood and daughter Harriet left via plane last Satur day for Council where they will spend two weeks on a visit.
The Nome nugget., 1941-06-23
Airways News

The PAA Electra scheduled for today cancelled out but a ship is due tomorrow, weather permit ting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Crosse POinte Dog
Wins at Windsor
cspyrIsht BY Detroit Times. All rIght, reserved

owned by DR.. w. Douglas Schellig
of New Baltimore, was winner in
the working group and Torchlight
Ruffled Sealskin best in the nom
sporting class. The latter is owned
by DIR. c. c, Young of Lansing. An
English setter, Pal of Maridor,
owned by B. L. Smith. of Toronto,
was judged best of show.
Other Michigan winners in best
of breeds were Blanka of Oakholm,
pointer owned by Oakholm Ken
nelS, Birmingham; Tins Penny.
Chesapeake Bay retriever. owned
by r. Lambert. Bayport: Am. Oh.
Rufton Breeze of Rob Roy, English
springer spaniel, owned by II. G..
Chapman Detroit; King Vicmar
Brae. collie. owned by V. E. Brad
ley. Detroit; Lucky of Briarnole,
German Shepherd, owned by Will
liam Getaway. Port Huron.
Ruffian Scalawag, Staffordshire
terrier. owned by c. S. Hartman,
Detroit; Cha Tun Ga c. d. Pc
kingese, owned by Mrs. Ramona
Lester. Detroit; Eveline's Trudy
Bubbles, pinscher, owned by Mrs.
Fred w. Wehrle, Detroit; Wilma
Capers. pug, owned by Mrs. Frank
6 a d Off, Detroit; Nifty Greta
Bravier. toy Manchester terrier.
owned by DR.. II. Z. Viergutz,
Detroit. and Pag Chow's GAVIN
Boy. Chow Chow. owned by Leroy
Willis Stahler. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Syndicate
res
Bees e.
International News Service Wire

BOSTON. April 21.-Sale of the
controlling interest of the Boston
Bees by Charles +. Adams to a
New England syndicate was an
nounced by. President Bob Quinn
of the National League baseball
club.
Adams owned 73 per cent of the
stock of the baseball corporation.
Amount of money involved was
not disclosed, but it was estimated
by persons acquainted with the
situation at approxim at e y
S350,000.
Included in the syndicate were
President Quinn, his son. John,
who is secretary of the club and
head of its farm system, and Man
ager Casey Stengel.
Judge kenesaw NJ. Lands, high
commissioner of baseball, had or
dered Adams, a chain grocery
store operator, TO dispose of his
baseball interests because of his
connection with Suffolk Downs
horse rack track.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
zivil Signs, but
Not for Mccoy
International New. Service Wire

NEWARK, y. J.. April 21.-
Fritzie Zivic has been signed to
fight Freddie Red Cochrane in
a 15-round defense of his world S
weller weight championship at
Newark. May 20. according to
Promoter TIL omas J. babel
Culnan.
The match was closed, Culnan
said, after a lengthy conference IN
the offices of Promoter Mike
Jacobs. who will be associated in
promotion of the fight. Cochrane
will sign today.
The bout will be held at the
Newark Armory, and il Will be
the first title match-staged in New
Jersey In several years.
Cochrane now is training for n
bout against Joe Nealon, sched-
uled Wednesday at Perth Amboy.
Champion Zivic's last appearance
was at Boston where he dropped
a decision to Mike Kaplan in a
non-title fracaS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

Beaugard of Vakeck, 4-year-
old Great Dane, owned by Martin
(. Gutridge of Crosse Pointe is the
new international Champion. This
honor was bestowed upon the
American champion when he went
best of breed at Windsor, Chatham,
and London shows last week
Beaugard of Vakeck was not the
only Michigan dog to win at the
Windsor show Saturday. Ten De-
troit dogs won best of breed, and
13 Michigan dogs visited the Win
ners circle.
Brace of Briarnole. a boxer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Won II Games for Tribe Last Year

Teller last q games Besides being first in
games League he first in innings
pitched complete games He rated second
valuable player the league Hank Greenberg the
coveted honor)
Feers achievement 1886, his first year Cleve
and a against the Athletics. later he
against them and another against the
Tigers
1855 he chucked onehiter against the Browns and
against Tigers Then 1899 oneher against
White which he 1910 topped with nohtte against
the same
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Detroiters Feature
Postal Pin Tourney

FORT WAYNE, Ind. April 81.
-Detroiters cracked the National
Postal bowling meet wide open in
weekend rolling here. Six teams
rolled into the top 10 with the
Hlavacek Deacons 1869 count good
for second.
Seven doubles made the first 10
in that division. Best of these was
J. Orlowski-C. Hart with 1903 pins
and first place. D. Collier and J.
Staknis smashed 1877 count for
second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Always Trying TO Learn TO Bat

"He always trying TO learn how to bat better And
that's strange sight days-that is young pitcher
farsghsd enough learn to bat well Pitch
Teller has made remarkable progress. indeed and his
brilliant victory the Tigers Saturday indicates that the
headed for another greater per-
haps those past He held the Tigers to six hits
four which collected by Tuck Stanback, in the Tiger
oufelders first appearances against the Cleveland marvel
"FeIer viii win 80 games this year" declared
Gerald Walker Enthusiastically land the Indians will win the
pennant"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Thinks of Days After Baseball Career
THE games l have won have b
have given me plenty of help"

THE games have have been those when the Indians
have given plenty of help"
That isn't trueFeer is much too modest He had to hold
the Tigers Saturday The Indians the
game, 2 to l.
future-after baseball which, barring unfortunate
cumstance will be long time, of course !
81 have that home and farm bought for father out
In Iowa, Feler explained II would like nothing better than
10 add land and work the farm My father taught
how to farm so think could make a of It,"
isn't about the 81 he last that he talks
but about that $4,000 home his mother father and 15year
old sister live in. His pet subject the door chimes He
ports with the enthusasmo boy that there is radio
every ROOM"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Comp.

longer does Teller rely solely his blazing fast ball
revealed Saturday He has improved his developed
change of and generally acquired pitching nesse From
of his major league has been Feers amb
become great pitcher rather than just strikeout
artist.
you've got to be lucky to wn" says the modest young
Robert of his pitching accomplishments f the team Is
hitting for you and gets you then you've got
good chance to win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

There unmistakable CLEAN in Steve ONeils eyes
Tiger followed admngy the strides of Bob Feler
Cleveland dugout just before the at Briggs Stadium
Saturday
"A grand young fellow ONei said half to himself and
half the person him in the Tiger dugout. Never
changes-aways the Unspoiedjust like he when
up Fame hasn't hurt that boy. Most modest
/ knew"
And ONel knew Teller when the young Iowan with the
remarkable fast ball up the big leagues because the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
ST. Paul Hedvyweighfs
Beat Wyandotte Team

st. Paurs Crosse Pointe) Class
B heavyweight team defeated Our
Lady of Mt. Carmel tWyandotte)
25-15 in the CYO boys basketball
league playoffS. With the elimina-
ton of Mt Carmel. ST Paul and
st. Catherine remain to fight IL
out for the divisional title next
week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
CONTINUED on Page I6)
Roxy Makes Bid
For Mat Title
ToNIGBT.s BOUTS

IONNBhIS bOIIS
Walter Roxy vs.. Mike London, IN .
falls
Bert Rubi vs. Gorilla Macias, one fan.
Ricardo Cortez VS.. Sir Dizzy Davis, one
fall.
Lord Patrick Finnegan VS.. "Bulr'
Montana, one fall.
Harold Chaundy vs.. Mike Chacoms. one
fall.
Walter Roxy tonight makes a
bid in Arena Gardens tonight to
regain, his lost electromagnetic
title belt, a token he won five
years ago by beating Midget"
Fisher.
Roxy faces Mike London. of
Lodi, Cal, a bewhiskered wrestler
who beat the former Indiana Uni
versity athletic star two weeks
ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
DiMaggio Clouts
Apple Savagely
Knocks Six Runs
Home as Yanks
Rout AS -.
BY LAYTON CARVER
International News Service sports Writer

@NT"h EtfNasD SPutts Vhtssh
NEW YORK. April 21.-As the
first week of the baseball season
slipped into the past today. out
fielder Joe .DiMaggio maintained
a batting streak that bordered on
a berserk spree and continued to
haul the the New York Yankees
along the victory trail.
American League batting cham
pion for the last two years. the
amazing coast Italian had an
especially productive week end
and built his stick average to .484
through yesterdays game.
His batting streak now has
reached 70 games in row, dating
back through Spring exhibitions
and taking in. of course. the seven
regular season games the Yankees
have played.
During the latter. the big clean
up slugger has belted three home
runs. one being a tenth inning
game clincher on Saturday and
another, ninth inning base
cleaner yesterday when the Yanks
made 18 hits and routed the Phil
adelphia Athletics, 10 to 5.
SCORE Is CORRECT
That score is correct-19 to s.
DiMaggio drove in six runs. Joe
Gordon five. two of his hits being
homers, and Buddy Rosar three.
as the Bombers looked something
like the Bombers of old in scoring
their fourth victory in seven
starts.
Red Ruffing went the limit to
the victory, while Chubby Dean
was driven to the showers in re-
taliation for the victory he scored
over the Yanks on opening day.
Meantime. the Boston Red Sox
continued as the pace-setters in
the American by beating the
Washington Senators, IA to 8. for
five victories without a defeat all
season. Mike Ryba won the game
behind Is Red Sox hits. but failed
to stick around until the finish.
GIANTS FINALLY LOSE
In the National League. the
New York Giants winning streak
finally was snapped at five games
by the Brooklyn Dodgers. 10 to 9.
the victory being scored in the
ninth when a throw to second hit
kampouris in the head, allowing
Camilii to race home with the
run.
The Chicago Cubs made it three
out of four for the season by
sweeping their two-game series
with the st. Louis Cardinals. IL to
10. as eight pitchers saw service.
Thirteen of the Cubs famed.
The Cincinnati Reds won their
second game of the season with a
13-hit barrage against the Pitts
burgh Pirates. The score was
Z TO 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

new 1lRtI SOdCil lHcu Wdo bou
manager at Cleveland.
The writer suggested thai
O'Neill may have had something
to do with making Teller great
pitcher.
mo, sir" O'Neill pro-
tested, "he was a great pitcher
when he came up. All he
needed was polish - and
George Uhle gave him some Of
that"
Uhle was then an Indiar
coach and spent much time with
Teller as he did with othe,
young hurlers.
NO" O'Neill added, Eel
Ter had plenty of natural
talent. He has, OF course, i'm
proved on this natural talent.
He has developed marvelously.
He has poise now. The rea-
son for this improvement is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
TO Face
Creed Tonight
T0NIGHT'S FIGHT CARD

Kayo Morgan IS. Bobby Greed I27
pounds f6g.
Bobby Neal vs. Eddie Smith. light
weights (6t
Johnny Martin IS Jim Major. light.
hesVies tst.
Mike Siedilk IS. Chuck Roberts heayies
fst
Chief Red Cloud VI Jerry Fingers
feathers -.
Kayo Morgan. seeking another
victory 10 add TO his comeback
record. will face Bobby Greed. Mil
waukee featherweight. in one of
the six bouts 10 be staged at Fair
view Gardens, 1000 Mack, to-
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Home Run Hi+ters

kampouris, Brooklyn; Oft 60, Dan
ming. Orengo, Giants; DahIEreu. Bees +;
Bragan, Marty. Phillies. Frey. Craft.
Cincinnati: Met uIIaugh, Hack. Nlehol-
son. Cubs: Gordon. DiMaRgio, Yankees ;
Cramer. Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Batting Average of 1872
Explains 3 Tiger Defeats
Barney McCosky's
1857 Best for
Detroit Club
By LEO MACDONELL

As a team. the Tigers have
thus far a batting average of 1872
for the four games they have
played in the new American
League campaign.
Which, explains quite eloquently
the reason the supposedly power
full Tigers lost three of the con-
tests.
The Tigers didn't hit all Spring
in training and it looks like they
are going to take their time about
whipping into stride in the cham
pionship games.
Barney McCosky who. strangely
enough, was one of the horrible
examples in the preseason days,
is the only Tiger who has hit over
300 in the league contests. Barney
has 1857 for a commendable aver
age.
STAINBACK SECOND
Tuck Stainback is next with
.294, and George Tebbetts has
.273.
Then. please don't look any
farther. It's grueSome-what with
Charley Gehringer walloping the
apple at OIL, Pinky Higgins slug
cling the pill at OF, Rudy York
booming a .143 and Hank Green
berg tearing the cover off the
horsehide with .166.
Dick Bartell. at .222 and Billy
Sullivan at 200 are positively
wizards.
It isn't the pitching. Except for
Buck Newsom's Indifferent start
against the Browns, the Tigers
have enjoyed pretty good fiinging.
In the three games against Cleve-
land the Detroit pitchers yielded
no more than seven hits per game.
ROWE DID WELL
Take yesterday. Schoolboy Rowe
did pretty we'll but two of three
Tigers errors figured in the De-
troit teams defeat at the hands
/ of the Indians, a to 2.
The victory gave Cleveland the
series, two games to one.
| Mel Harder hurled for the In
dams and kept the weak hitting
Tigers down to half dozen safe
ties, three of which were collected
by McCosky.
A crowd of 19,437 saw the Sum-
day tilt.
With two out, the Indians
scored two of their runs in the
third inning. First up, Peters
struck out. Then Harder's fly ball
dropped for a single between
Bartell, Greenberg and McCosky.
Weatherly forced Harder but
Hemsley singled and when
Gehringer fumbled Boudreau's
grounder, Weatherly scored.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

''h""ns mere ootuooy''' that Feer to learn
He think there alb, ut pitching like
foolish young boys. used To notice Feler the
bencwachng every batter trying learn what he could
their hitting. Not only did Feer try to improve his
pitching
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Lost TO Chicago Because Of Witness

of Witness he lost to the White Sox in the open
ing game this Spring
table that shows better than words perhaps
Feler's advancement since reaching the majors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
TOMMY THOMPSON.

TOMMY THOMPSON. director of the Detroit
Sportsmans Congress-: I'VE are planning to add
skeet and trap shooting to the clubs activities
Our members all hunters and anxious to get
In a little shotgun practice"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

BENNY SOLOMON. Monroe fishing expert:
Fishermen are forced to stand in line In the state
park here. They close together IL
impossible to cast out a line. They all fishing
for perch and each got his limit"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
DETROIT

IUTAI9 % y Z y T TIE
Batted for Rawe IN sixth.
Slated for Bartell in eiEhth.
1Batted for GieheH IN eighth.
season average
TEAM batting average
Cleveland 002 10 0Oo-f
DETROIT 600 900 0l1-2
Runs -Weatherly ? Hemsiey Walker.
MeCosky, Higgins. Errors-Heath. Mack,
Peters 2 Gehrrnger. Higgins, Bartell. Runs
batted in-Trosky =, York. TWo-hase hits
Walker. Tebbetts Double plays Rowe
TO Higgins: Boudreau To Mack 10 Trosky.
Left on bases-Cleveland Z. Detroit IL.
Bases on bsIls-Off Harder :, of Rove 2.
off GfebelI ,. off McKain /. Struck out
By Harder {. b. Heving /. by Rowe 3
Hits-Off Harder in innings none out
in ninth: off Heving in / off Rowe
in s; off Giebell o in ?. off McKain IN 1.
Wild pitch-Gieoell. Winning pitcher
Harder Losing pitcher-Rowe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
WHAT THEY SAY

JIM FERRER, Elmhurst tChicago) pro-
IN the idea of gradual Improvement and feel that two
sof swings the I
think the primary should be to
- develop the pupils confidence himself"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21


Recreation: THE baseball school we had planne
school vacation this Summer will depend on
whether or not we raise sufficient funds to
support IL. We are doing everything possible 10
have 1t this year but IL not, IL probably viii be
started next season"
BILL MITCHELL, fisherman extraordinary:
You should be at Tawas City and East Tawas
catching worlds largest perch. The run IL on"
BILL LANDS, president of Amateur SoftbalI
Association "Our 1871 wrod's tournament In
Detroit should break all records"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

CLARENCE BREWER commissioner Department of Parks and
Recreation THE baseball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Major League Standings

*Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland -4-tHarder Hesvihg 20, and Eemsey.
Detroit 3-sRowe. Giebeu u, Mckan t9b and
Tebbets.
Boston II Is i-tRyna Hash
Washington II 2-fHudson. Anderson IL Macfaydeu (s1
J. Dean 90 and Evans Early.
New fYork Is 1-RufinE and Rosar.
Phil sfelpha 10 1-tDean Besse johnson
81 Hayes. Wagner
swimming pitcher losing pitcher.
Chicago at 81. Louis. postponed,
TODAY's GAMEs TOMORROws GAMES
Chicago DETROIT. Chicago DETROIT.
st Louis Cleveland Cleveland.
Boston a Washington Boston a. Washington
New York at Philadelphia New York At Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

Winning pitcher
TOnANfS GAMES
Brooklyn at New York.
Cincinnati At Chicago.
Philad slphia at Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22

year Hagerty played half back at
Georgetown his team beat the
Titans. That was Gus Dorais' first
season at Detroit
Hagerty is swinging around the
alumni circuit. He has already Wis
ited Pittsburgh. Buffalo and Brad
ford. Pa. He still has TO visit Cleve-
land. Chicago, Cincinnati and Min
neapolis.
The coach was the principal
speaker at a dinner given by the
Georgetown alumni at the Univer-
sity Club last night. Pictures Of
the game between Georgetown and
Mississippi in the Orange Bowl on
New Years day were shown.
Eight of Hagerty's regulars
have received their draft question
naires and may be in the army by
the time the season opens. Gradua-
ton hit his 1910 squad hard. No
less than Is players, including all
who started in the Orange Bowl
game, will be missing when the
new season starts.
Among those who graduated was
Augie Lilo. who has been signed by
the Detroit Lions.
In the eight years he has been
with Georgetown his teams have
won and lost 20 games. tying four.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Harbert, KoCsis
May Compete

Chuck Kocsis and Chick Har-
bert, young golf stars who year
ago became professionals, prob
ably will be permitted to play in
the Monday tournaments of the
Michigan P. G. A. this Summer.
This was indicated following
Yesterdays meeting of the associa-
tons executive committee. A de-
cision is expected to be made
before the seasons opening tour
nament May s.
This belief was strengthened by
the fact that Ed billiard, assistant
to Davey Millar at Clinton Valley,
was invited to compete following
request from Millar. No request
was made on behalf of Chuck and
Chick. billiard, like the other pair,
is not a member of the P. 6. A..
but has been a professional for
several years.
Chuck and Chick year ago
were placed on probation for a
year. because it was their first as
professionals.
Pat Sawyer of Birmingham.
having served his five years as
professional, was admitted to the
p. G. A. yesterday. as was Horter
McVeigh. Mortie Dutra's assistant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Roxy Beats London
But Misses Crown

Walter Roxy was both win
ner and a loser in his light heavy
weight title bout with Mike Lon
don at the Arena Gardens last
night. Although ne won the
wrestling bout by taking TWO Of
the three falls, he was overweight
and therefore the NJ. w. A. title
belt did not change hands.
Bert Rubi won over "Gorilla"
Macias but did not win the junior
heavy title because the bout was
a non-title affair. Rubi won with
back bounce in Gil. Ricardo
Cortez and Sir Dizzy Davis drew.
Lord Patrick Finnegan beat Fritz
Kreuger in 6:35. Harold Chaundy
and Mike Chacoma drew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Quits
Training Post

MONTGOMERY. Ala, April %.
Richard d. Dick" Chapman. 28-
year-old nationai amateur golf
champion. has resigned as an as
sistant athletic director at the
Southeast Air Corps training CEN
ter at Montgomery. IL was an
nounced today by officials at Max
well Field. -.
Chapman's superior officers said
the golf star resigned because OF
his grave concern over statements
attributing his acceptance OF the
athletic position to a desire to
evade" selective service training.
When Chapman accepted the
post as an assistant athletic direc-
tor at the training center, his
Greenwich. Conn.,. draft board and
the golfer were in immediate diff.
ferences. The draft board declined
to change Chapman's Al classifi..
cation, which the golfer charged
amounted to "overruling their
own examining physician"
Because physicians at Walter
Reed Hospital found him full oil
allergies and subject 10 hay fever
in an acute form" Chapman
charged in a statement to news
papermen in Montgomery that he
did not have a chance OF being
accepted straight out for military
services"
In his statement. Chapman as
serted he was most anxious TO
serve his country in any manner
his condition permitted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-22
Schedule
Toledo Series

A home-and-home series with
Toledo University has been added
to the 1871 University Of Detroit
baseball schedule.
The Titans will play the Rockets
here on Friday, May is and in
Toledo on Tuesday. May 20.
Coach Boeringer also revealed
that tentative arrangements have
been made for a two-game series
with the army nine from Camp
Custer. According to present plans
the Titans will play Camp Custer
at u. of D. on Friday. May 9. They
will meet the soldier boys in a
return game there on Saturday,
May "a
Negotiations are also under way
for q pair of games with PotSy
Clark's Grand Rapids University
team.