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The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-05
CRIPPLES GET JOBS

NEW YORK A All 53 of this years graduates of the Institute for the Crippled and Disabled left the school with jobs. Arc welding, leather craft, printing and com- mercial art are typical trades they learned.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-05
GAMES WEDNESDAY, Pacific Coast League

Seattle 2; Sacramento 0. Portland 6; San Diego 4. Hollywood 5; San Francisco 3. Los Angeles 6; Oakland 1.
 National League St Louis 2; Boston 4.
 American League Washington 4; St. Louis 2. Chicago 6; Philadelphia 1.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-06-05

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Singh, Bruins
Are RemdtChed

When wrestling fans throw
straw hats into the ring and an
other group is forced 10 be sub
dued by an army Of usherS. the
promoter knows he has a rematch.
So promoter Bob Evans Of the
Arena Gardens announced today
that Mango Singh and Bobby
Bruins would go at II again Mon
day night. Both Singh and Bruins
agreed To the match which was
demanded by the Hindu. who lost,
Singh and many Of the fans, even
though they hate the Oriental.
claim Singh had downCd the pop
ular Chicago lawyer. Al the time
when Singh claimed he had Bruins
down, Referee Let Philbin was
lying daZed on the mat from a
Singh drop kick intended for
Bruins. The match was 40 minutes
of spectacular action that had the
fans standing on their seats when
they were not aiming those straw
kettles AT Singh.
Bruins agreed 10 the match n
Singh would agree 10 2 two in
three fall battle with a Commute
time limit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Truck S Nifty Relief
Hurting Gives Victory

BUFFALO, AUG. Virgil
Fire Trucks. ace strIkeout king
Of the league, did some nifty relief
hurting here as the Buffalo BiSone
defeated the Newark Bears by a
score of IA.
Going n the mound with two
out and two on IN the seventh
with the BiSons leading sd, he
promptly retired the side on 2
foul and struck out the next -four
batters in order in the eighth and
ninth. He struck out a total oi
FIVE, walked one and allowed one
nit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

CHICAGO. Aug 6 Athletic
affairs At the University Of Hi
nols. long troubled by a feud
among us personnel today took
on a new calmness * Douglas r
Mills, varsity basketball coach
took over his post as acting dl-
rector Of athletics.
Mills was appointed 10 the JOB
for one year His appointment
was the latest move in the settle
ment Of the controversy that has
ragged between Football Coach
Bob Zuppke and Athletic Director
Wendell tWeeniei Wilson. Sew
eral weeks ago the university
athletic board in effect ouStcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Fisher CapsizeS
Skipper Goes Over in Small
Boat Race at Yacht Club
BY GEORGE r. VAN


Tommy Fisher. one Of the best
known yachtSmen around the
Great Lakes. a veteran Of both
the Chicago and Port Huron
Mackinac races, knows today that
a Nipper class dinghy IS no re-
Specter OF yachting personages.
Sailing one Of the 12-footers in
the weekly races at the Detroit
Yacht Club, Fisher Joined what
Carl Meurer calls the "Nipper-
Dipper Club
In short. Mr. Fisher capSlzed In
his little ship.
This IS not unusual The Nipper.
Dipper Club has large member.
ship which includes such notable
shippers as James Grant. Bob
Leslie, Les NevinS, Hugh DAILY and
Perez Darnall,
What made Skipper Fishers
capSizing outstanding was the
time and the setting. The Detroit
Yacht Club docks were filled with
A Summer crowd watching tho
events on the river.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
KovaCs Denies Yarn
That He S Married

RYE. y. Y, Aug SINS D.
Married today?
Not me. pal"
II was frankie KovaCs. the self
styled sCrewball Of the tennis
court, speaking his mind.
Somehow the rumor circulated
that frankie had been struck by
Cupids dart and had taken unto
himself bride, repeatedly one of
the lady players in the current
Eastern Grass Courts tournament
at Rye
But KovaCs said. I'm not
married. and. furthermore. I'm
still going Ia he drafted into the
army a. soon IS the nationals
are over"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Baseball in Brief


~ International New, service
HOME RUNS
Yesterdays homsrs Moses Athletics
N&sggi0 Pirates miller Braves
Leaders American Keller SsW York
= DiMaggio. New Y0rs IS Williams
Boston ana Heinrich New YORK - each
NatinnA Nicholson Chicago Camiih
brooklyn snd OFT. New YORK. "a each
LEADING HITTTRs
truFrfrsr Ntft1zrns Bostcr tes Tra
- Washington. SIS. DiMagglo New
Yors 30
National Rslser BROOKLYN and Hopp
p Louis 7t0 Sach. Eitsn Philadelphia
37i Mirs So iouis and vaughan. Pi''s.
hufgh .32i each
RUNS BATTED ~
American Keller NeV YORK. - n
&sEgi0. New YORK ~ Tabor. Bosi on 50
Nau0nal MIC - Louis - Nicholson
Chicago 50 Slaughter. - Louis 70
LEADING PITCHERS
American FelIer Cleveland Won % lost
. Conner New York 1913 RUINS. New
York l2t,
National Rri- 3, Loup 90. Riddle
Cincinnati, ia WHITE. 81 Louis i3.3
wyatt Brooklyn, lf-3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
DODGERS Buy z PLAYERS

NEW YORk, Aug s -1NS =
The Brooklyn Dodgers announced
the purchase Of first baSeman Les
Burge and pitcher Bob Chapman Of
the Atlanta club. They will re-
port IN September after tho South
ern Association season and play
offs have been completed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

need desperately are infehers and
general replacement material.
While the Detroit farms, headed
by Buffalo and Beaumont. are not
well stocked with players needed
by the Tigers, abandonment OF the
non-trading rule for champions AT
tho end OF the season Will enable
the Tigers 10 deal with other
clubs IN the American League
But. aside from money. the
Tigers appear Stymied unless they
sacrifice couple Of pitchers. and
"a catcher or outfielder, perhaps.
But that IS something 10 he
worked out later
The job now is 10 keep the
Tigers from falling into the De-
trolt River.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
WHAT AN EXAMPLE

A half dozen boats carrying the
clubs novice sailing class were
out on the river Most OF the
occupants -of these craft were
watching the progress Of Fishers
race. It's a good way 10 pick up
sailing pointers.
The novices watched Fisher as
he rounded the mark behind Doris
NevinS, who was in first place.
They noted carefully how we'll he
handled his sail as he expertly
eaSed his sheets for the down
river run.
But even the nOvlces were filed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
SKATER Is DUCKED

The latter, one Of the best speed
skaters in the state, had gone
along as Grew, impressed with
the fact that in Fisher she would
he sailing with a skipper Of no lit
tie ability.
She was just as surprised, in
addition TO her ducking, As the
spectators in the novice sailing
class. Most of the crews Of the
latter steered their craft toward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

RILGEWASH: Biggest sailing
cutter eyer 10 sail by Detroit.
as far as Is known. Istalena
moored IN front of the Detroit
Yacht Club this week. She ~
lStalena and is 81 feet long. She
is being taken 10 Milwaukee by
her new owner. Bruno Nord-
berg He picked her up on Long
Island Sound
lStalena Is without power and
made an aWesome sight as she
sailed out OF the river from her
anchorage. Her spar IS lis feet
tall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

Wilson by reapponting hun and
az the same time giving him a
one wears leave Of absence
with pay.
Zuppkc vas also reappointed.
bat % is understood that his status
viii come up for reconsideration
in year. A new athletic board
recommended Mills appointment,
made Yesterday.
MillS. like Wilson. played foot
ball under Zuppke He was a
member NJ the 1927-l92S- 1929
teams which lost only two games
lie has been basketball coach al
the university for FIVE years and
served last year AS backfeld
coach Of the football squad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

the capsized Nipper but Harold
McGregor quickly brought his
cruiser. Mister Mac. out of her
berth at the Detroit Yacht Club
and. with the assistance Of Buddy
SWcgles and Don Mcclellan,
pulled Fisher and his crew out or
the water safely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Safety Measure

About p per cent of the base
ball players in major, minor and
Semlpro competition, now wear
helmets 10 protect them FRI m
meaning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
CLEVELAND

Three base hits McCoskv Heath stolen
base Pgudreau Sacrifice hit-NeWsom
Lett on hsser Detroit r Cleveland
Bases on balls On smith m News0r ?
struck out Bv Srlth nv NswsOr
UrupirsF Quinn Rue and MCGOWAN Time
NJ game o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Baker Won t Be
AZ Tiger Pilot

Continued from Page One
he 20 out there and field for
the infielders or hit for York
when Rudy got into slump"
Resides a change in manage
ment with the overhaullng Of the
Tigers roster. Briggs, it Is said,
also contemplates a Shakeup IN
scouts and the purchase Of a Class
IA club for farm purposes. lie
NAV buy outright Buffalo. with
which club the Tigers now have
a working agreement.
Whereas the BiSonS arc making
a fine showing IN the lnlerna-
tional. it is due 10 The play OF
Tiger farmhandS rather than play
ers developed by the farm club.
IMPRESSED BY YANKEES
Believing that the relationship
should work the other way
around. Briggs IS said 10 be inn
pressed with the Yankees success
as owners Of Class AA clubs
New York owns Kansas City In
the American Association and
Newark in the International, both
of which have developed outStand-
ing stars for the parent club.
As far as is known. Jack Del
ilerS position as general manager
of the Tigers is not threatened
Unless Briggs changes his mind
an early official announcement on
the owners plans for next year
cannot be expected.
BRIGGS REMAINS SILENT
Briggs would neither affirm or
deny the recent report that Dykes
had been offered $4,000 a year
10 manage the Tigers. At Briggs
Stadium. AT the time. IL was said
that the owner Of the Tigers did
not plan 10 make known his. de-
IciSion until after the close Of the
season.
Baker, who two years ago this
August replaced Mickey Cochrane
as manager of the Tigers. has
been in the Detroit organization
in one capacity or another for 10
consecutive years.
He was with Fort Worth, then
"a Tiger farm. in 1929. the next
year moving 10 Beaumont. where
he stayed until in 1888 when he
was brought up TO Detroit. He
had caught for the Tigers back in
1914. Is and Is.
With the nucleus OF strong
pitching staff, what the Tigers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
IA good step!

From the first, we thought IMPERIAL
would get big hand from Michigan
buyers. We knew 1t was the finest
blend our years Of whiskey-making
could produce-that whiskey with
the marvellous aroma, the mellow
flavor, the delightful smoothness Of
IMPERIAL was bound TO 60 over big.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
Fans Get Chance
To Honor
Tommy Bridges

Tommy Bridges will finally
have his day"
The beloved Tiger hurler whose
consistent pitching and constant
smile have won the affection OF
every Detroit baseball fan will be
honored at special Tommy
Bridges Day game at Briggs
Stadium, September Z. Walter O.
Briggs, owner OF the Tigers, has
agreed that IL followers of the
Detroit club and of Bridges want
10 pay their respects, he is ready
and willing 10 cooperate.
Several years ago. the gallant
little curve ball artist gained a
firm grip on the admiration OF the
baseball realm when he whitfield
and whistled his way through
nine and two-thirds innings
against the Washington Senators
without allowing a hit. then saw
his ticket into the Hall Of Fame
snatched away by a pinch-hit
batsman who SlaShed out a single.
CAME UP SMILING
Even this crushing incident
failed 10 down Tommy. He came
up smiling, has been smiling ever
since. and hasn't lost a one OF the
friends he made that hectic day
Game and willing. he took his
turn regularly each season. He
was an important winner in the
Tigers pennant-winning years. In
the leaner times he has stead
Easily done his chore without
frillS or fuss
Climbing on tho band-wagon Of
supporters Of the Tommy Bridges
Day today was Billy Rogell, for
mer shortstop, who appeared be-
fore a group Of Dearborn young
sterS ~ the F'ordSon High Field
and mixed words Of praise for his
old friend with advice on how TO
play the infleld properly
ONE OF GAMEST'
Rogeh was guest ~ the Dear
Dor creation Department.
weekly baseball school session,
Hes one Of the gsmest guys
In baseball today" Rogell as
Sured the youngsters HE really
deserves this tribute"
Comment by fans, expressed
recently IN letters to the Times
sports department. has indicated
that there Is a strong feeling that
Tommy Bridges Day" is in
order With the consent Of the
Tiger officials and the increasing
interest lovers OF sport IN all
walks OF life has shown. the sue
cess Of the day seems certain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

T. Bigger than we thought!
IMPERIAL went over so big" it
surprised even us. Soon II was
outselling the old-timers. And you'll
find the reason, mister, in your first
sip Of IMPERIAL. 1t has extra
deliciousness because the spirits
used in making it are distilled in the
same stills as the base WHISTLES.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06
ONE OF GAMEST

Rogel was guest AZ the Dear
Dor recreation Department s
weekly baseball school session,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

with CONSERVATION when they saw
Fisher try a flying libe IN the fresh
northeastern. His ship seemed 10
stumble and over she went, with
Fisher jumping into the clear
leaving his crew. Margaret Cook
under the sail i'm the water.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

Hes one Of the gsmest guys
IN baseball today" Rogell as
Sured the youngsters. HE really
deserves this tribute"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

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Him Waters Calm
Douglas Mills Appointed Acting Athletic Director;
Zuppke Renamed for One Year
International New. S,ryi,, Wire

AGO Aug 6 Athletic Wilson by reappontng hun and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-06

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Evening star., 1941-11-17
Old d. c. Stars Aid Bears.

without getting a 300 game. Eight
came at the end of one game
and 10 in the next. The Denver
Notre Dame Club will take 200 or
more Colorado fans 2,4O0 miles
to see the Irish play Southern
California next Saturday. You
may be hearing more about
Southern California football from
now on. Braven Byer, whose
writings helped win recognition
for some of Howard Jones' great
teams, is back on the job with the
Los Angeles Times. Phil Axt,
crack Bloomfield, N. j., amateur,
couldn't be lured out on the links
when he came home on furlough
from Fort Jackson, S. c. He
wasn't interested In more foot
work after two months of maneu-
yers.
Sportpourri-Of the 1000 fight
ers whose records Nat F1eischer is
putting into his new boxing
encyclopedia, the oldest active
beak basher is Tod Morgan, who
started back in 1920 and recently
was signed to fight next month
for the lightweight champion
ship of Australia. The guy with
the most fights was Johnny
Leonard. Wallace Wade tells
Evening star., 1941-11-17
By the Assccisted Press

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Nov. 17-Either they'll
come up with that Eastern Division
leader next Sunday or the National
Football League races will be in one
royal scramble.
The two top Western teams
Green Bay and the Chicago Bears
have been playing a merry game Of
follow the leader. The Eastern loop
next week end will match its first
and second place elevens. and vic
tory for the leading New York
Giants would assure them the East
ern Division title.
But II runnerup Washington
comes through-as it nearly did
yesterday against the Bears-New
York and the Redskins will be even
as regards losses. and the chance of
a tie for Eastern laurels will loom
as strongly as it does in the West.
Brooklyn Virtually Out.
The one game on yesterdays
schedule that helped to clarity the
situation was last-place Pittsburgh's
defeat of third-place Brooklyn, an
event practically eliminating the
Dodgers as an Eastern contender.
The Steelers' 14-to-7 victory was
all the more surprising in view Of
the fact the Pittsburgh team did not
throw a single forward pass, the
second time in 81 years of the Ma
tional League that this has occurred
The last team ever to dispense with
passes in a game also won, Detroit
downing Cleveland. $50, on Sep
tember 10, 1887, without the aid Of
aerials.
Meanwhile the Giants rolled over
the hapless Cleveland Rams, 40 to
IA, with Veterans Tuffy Leemans
and Ward Cuff, aided by Rockies
George Franck and Howie Yeager.
showing the way.
In the western side of the circuit
Green Bay held its top spot by de-
feating the Chicago Cardinals. II to
8. The Cards almost upset the dope
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Sugar Bowl Outlook Sweeter
As Pasadena Classic Sours
Little Glory in Meeting Twice-Beoten
Team, Southerners Can Point Out

to pit his Blue Devils against his
old team, Alabama, which he took
to many Bowl game.
Alabama always eager for an
extra football game, impressed the
Sugar Bowlers by stomping Tulane
before their very eyes.
A December 6 engagement be-
tween Texas A. and NJ. and Wash
ington State presents a problem.
But for that, the Sugar Bowlers
probably would be waiting in the
Aggies' dressing room November 81
with an invitation for them-to be
presented if they beat Texas that
day
The Aggies made a hit here beat
ing Tulane in the Sugar Bowl two
seasons ago, and Texans just love to
follow football team to fun-loving
New Orleans.
Missouri, which has won every
game since losing its season opener,
TIP, to Ohio State. and Fordham
are still other possibilities. All Of
these teams clear up major oppo-
sition this week-except that prob
lem of the Prairies, Texas A. and M.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
FroIey to Meet Corone
At Turner'S Thursday

! Pat Fraley, who pleads guilty to
owning something called the Pacific
Coast wrestling championship, opens
his campaign for a re-match with
Manic Singh, Atchison. Topeka and
Sante Fe titleholder. Thursday night
at Turner's Arena, where he battles
Fred Carone in the semi-windup of
the weekly mat show.
1t will be Fraley's first match here
since last week and he is reported
in fine fettle and anxious to win inn
pressively enough to lure Singh back
into the ring. Singh, meanwhile,
having heard of something called
the world championship of East
Bangor is laying brisk claim to that
laurel and is willing to defend it
against clam or cod.
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Redskin Victory Over Giants
Would Create Big Scramble
Win for New York Would Assure Title;
Tie for Western Honors Looms

by scoring first on Bill Daddio's field
goal and trailed only 8 to 10 going
into the fourth period. Don Hutson
turned the tide for the Packers with
two touchdowns and two CONVEX
sions, running his seasons point
total to 65. He led the league last
season with 81 points.
The Bears tagged along behind
the Packers by turning back the
revenge-minded Washington Red
skins, IS to 81, but only by finally
sitting Sammy Baugh. who COM
pleted 18 Of 80 pass attempts. II
the Bears win their remaining three
games and the Packers win their
remaining two, a playon will be
necessary to decide the Western Di-
vision champion.
In a game with no bearing on the
title races the Detroit Lions
snatched victory from the Philadel-
phia Eagles with two last-quarter
touchdowns. winning. 21-17. The
Lions climbed to third place in the
Western Division over the Chicago
Cards.
Evening star., 1941-11-17

Southern scribes that the only
guard of Au-America caliber he's
seen all season is Ralph Fife of
Pitt. Manager Del Baker of the
Tigers has moved from Oregon
to San Antonio, Tex. You can
look for some good basket ball
from the Big Seven this season.
All five members of last winters
al-conference team are back in
harness.
Last word-When a Chicago
promoter tried to match Jimmy
Johnston's light heavyweight.
Tommy Tucker, with Booker
Beckwith, Jimmy wired: MY
Tommy Tucker stopped your
Johnny Colan. This, after what
my Bobby Pastor did to your
Booker Beckwith, makes me the
greatest menace Chicago has had
since Widow OLeary's cow"
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Take the Case of Pitts Durable Ponthers

look there bowl between Of
l. still
prsed a o
the
the Pittsburgh, Men all
world
even they with
schedule
Minnesota Duke Ohio Fordham Nebraska Penn and
Tech Show school
But after getting showed knocked
a
toppd
Mahrac
Evening star., 1941-11-17
11-Yeor-Old Golfer Shooting in 8Os Spurns Lessons


the rules and Griff doesn't come
up with a break up the Yanks"
or similar idea. Gus Falzer of
the Newark N. JD Call witnessed
his 37th Yale-Princeton football
game Saturday. That ought to
rate his having a pot of Ivy
planted on his dome in recogni-
ton of unparalleled endurance.
Today's guest star-B. M. At
kinson, jr., Louisville Times: "A
lot of times it's the dope on the
horse rather than the dope in the
horse that causes trouble"
One-minute sport page - At
Madison Square Garden the other
night, Gus Lesnevich's handlers
came up with a new-fangled
spray for shooting water on their
fighter between rounds. Tami
Mauriello's seconds improved on
that stunt when they toted in the
first oxygen flash ever used in
the Garden ring. Some one said
it was necessary to overcome the
blasts of hot air that Pete (The
Fox Reilly was turning on.
Tami between rounds. Arnold P.
Muehl of Granville, Iowa, must
have set a record recently when
he bowled 1s strikes in . row
Evening star., 1941-11-17
Record Seventh in Row

Seven straight victories is the
football record claimed by Sacred
Heart 150-pound team following
yesterdays 1876 win over Lam
ham A. G.