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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

BOYS
BOYS were born TO.
Sarah Avery, 1871 Camden.
Bsrnice Abney. 1908 Erskine.
Evelyn Burk. 1876 Gitre.
Evelyn Bechi, 1854 Kentucky.
Jennie Berg 272O Pasadena.
Elizabeth Beseridge 1925 Asbury.
Eleanor Baldwin, 1927 Dumbsr,on
Louise Coiella 2li6 East Alexsndrine.
Dorothy Carroll, 1927 Commonwealth.
Dorothy Conway. 1915 Muiriand.
Norma Cody. 300 East Forest.
Ruse-e Carey 6f5s -Stx-erufh.
jeanne FazioiK 97s East Nevada.
Elizabeth Ford. 1873 kimWood
Geraldine Croscost. 1906 West Bethune.
Margaret Hraehoyine. Warren Mich.
Olive Hill Auburn Heights Mich.
Vivian Hatheld. 2OiO3 IrvingtOn
Ida ketenur, 35ts Jos canpsu
Kathleen Kufcnock 1862 ksaiine
Lucille Kelley. 1858 Fourteenth -
Ruby Koppy 59fs To@ nsend
Chariot. Kurkowski, 794 Dragon.
B4HH4ee- l4ss-s343- Auburn
Jane Mursws. 52O2 Grandy
victora NADIA. iol3 Thirty hfih s..
Rose nRinn 1855 East Aiexsnfrue.
Nellie MaedoH ski. iflIe Wyoming
Ialelia Neal 1923 Illinois
Eleanor Mact 1878 East AleNandrine.
Frances Msons 2nf5s Cameron
Virginia Nichols. 1851 Cameron.
Ann Paholsks. 1895" orleans
adelaide Poniaio~ssi. 7siT Bingham
Dearborn
Marian PiszzUn. 12Zn FLORIDA
Anne Rukkfis i5os Biehefsof.
Precious RaS. 2sii Clinton.
Eleanor Rny 2ei7I-nesh2
Inne sheridan. 5075 Chalmers
stella shioiens 2fl00 scott Desroafn
Theresa sherlund 2oi West Csmoogrne
Ferndsis
Csrolynn simonssn lifI9 Roc kfsie
Annette shafsey. ISIS Mciniyre.
ariIs WoodsIde li5io ffafrT
Beszi. Williams. 1888 Mednury
LINE WArdiaW fais ftneNrnd-
sara Wagner 1875 Hraile
Fsther Yairos 5000 Graz
Vfofs Yurrif-s.- saaS Nieaefis i-ifea.ia p
GIRLS
Girl. ~efe born is;
Evelyn Brown 2l52 An'ietam.
Tommis Better 7s7a Bfs den
tipupvrrve Bri4e fsf t.nersnn
eissssne BfoWn 1924 = Antoine
Dorosh, Gahiau 1925 II ekor,
Thelrna Ghst 1901 T~@rfS -,hFc
N Psullas Nandnn- Eynds- 2a6a RenlissG
Gladys lnscho 1928 GraE
CeHne Gsfbe 500 Malcolm
FsteHA Hsrnden ROY ltf. Sow
Fay Aarfls-2 533 East Phiiadc'g hiA
Fiorenoe Haniey '272si huneft' warren
psssie keith ioo2s Yosemite.
Ann Kelly iisis sussex
Sa4s knoppos z25i Cortland
F7hsi LLOYD 1850 HubneH
Dorothy Lipiussl 2e33 Beivider'
Dofls ilpsComo 1882 BtdSte
|Ffsle faCfsr 1850 spruce
- 8.
MasKsrsi NatsAia,- l-lSE -K-nts- As-1ln,
dale
wa Marcus. T3f0 Meirose
OtfaIs Soysk 1892 Holbnfn
susie pinknsy 2s70 Esst MuHeN
riovanna Recenis 1888 Dean
Helen Renber SOS Toepfer Van DYKE.
Lucille Roth 1929 TWeniy eighth
Mau1ie Rowland 3isl Daniels
LIS Riley snsa3 Parksics ternfsh
Marion shNls 1855 Tern
Wands stasinskl 1855 superior.
HArrfef sauer. 1907 Rassiawn.
Beulah siyF 3t5l Hamilton
Theresa sVirsk 300 Essi hfhy - u.s.
LEILA springs ABB Bangor
Margaret Thomson f05 Sevpor'
sadis Tonsy. 276 Fast Phuadeipnis
Bernfcs Noueh' S229 Hamilton
Ruth Weishous 1928 Pasadena.
Myriis WhteHeld 2di0 sixth
Florence White 1915 y street
IDA Whynacht 2s73 spuaEie
Dorothy WhH'ey - Nest savannah,
Dora WIiams 1855 Madison
Margaret YORK. i235 Lshevle~.
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Male Help-Salesnnen

SIDING sALEsMEN-Eas Side. Sell them
hve-year guaranteed complete paint 700
On FLA plan 10 siding deal can't be made.
Good commission. Randolph 1909
Unexpected change makes available
hne Rswieigh route IN southwest Oakland
COUNTY Coca business secured IN ms DIS
frlcf for several years. exceptional Oppor-
iunIiy for right man See Nelson Roberts
1908 Putnam St. Detroit Men. or write
Rs~lsiEh >. Dept. ACB-i10-2OlA, Ireepori,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-30

American Stores Company de-
clared a dividend of 25 cents on
the common. payable March 27,
10 stock of record February Is.
Similar amounts were paid in De-
cember, July and March. last year.
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Collector for Adrian

Woman collector to take fll charge OF
cfdeeiioh debn IN Adrian and vicinity
n 1T nave d shi car tcar allowancel and be
abTe 10 devote fun Time mo Selling nor
including age family status and phoae
number/ Address Box B-s2s5. Detroit
Times
EXPERIENCED waitress wanted. Apply
iis Fast warren
EXPERT SHIRT hnisher New WAY Lsun-
DRY 2250 Iefnay
EXPERIENCED white girl IS stay
nights. University 222ss is9o5 War
ungton.
EXPERIENCED marker ana sorter at
once steady work 700 East AieNantrine
Girl. wanted for general homework: two
children s. weekly 1903 vanderbilt
HOUsFWORK. general small home stay
nights private room, city references; 50.
HousEwoRK white general private
room stay nights. Excellent. nome
tniversifv i-5fis.
-Gensrsl no cooking stay
nights good nome Townsend 5-I3s2
White Ike children no
laundry private room, references. TUX
edo 2-0ssl.
HOUsENoRK = General asssistant white
t2o-35i. no Washing; private room.
Bedford osas-R-
general small home stay
nights 50 1854 OHIO. near seNen-Mile
University 2-532s.
General. Catholic white:
no Washing stay. private room; refer
ences Dawson 2TSi-
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Death notlres

AkIN-suedeniy. Jan IS 1871, Rose F..
dear mother Of Mrs. tYs Klsusner:
Louis Floyd II and Mrs Myrtle Mott Of
East 81. Louis III Service from Hil!iker's
Funsrsl Home 2f4e~Wesi Cd Blvd near
Fourteenth. ~Friday morning al II 90. n
Riedel director
BALL Edward Ernes' January IS be-
loved husband of Minnie dear father Of
STANLEY ana Mrs William (HAzeil Morri-
son. grandfather of Donald Bal Funeral
.srsl.es friday. ? rom David
Glendale. Rev irwin c Johnson onicis ing
ln'erment Roseiand PARK Cemetery
BAKER January 20 Willis beloved
husband - Wynoha Funeral from
George p wsrrick Funeral Home 1898
East Grand lBlvd Friday ? p. m.
BAl>E Jan >. 1871. Antonis u wife
Of Evan Bayne mother Of Helen
Ann sister 81 Mrs Frank Henne Mrs
Charles Palmer Mr. August Rim and
Ghsfles s'elzer Funeral from home sas
so m ana from 81 clare Church
ChafieNom Al Audubon. A. 10 clock
EssEisTyN-Ian rs 1871 Marie F.. Of
1872 Hazelrdge beloved wife Of Harlow
dear mother OF Shlrlee daughter Of Mr.
Car Mslmstrom sister Of Mrs Harriet c
ices Friday ? p m a. A. II. Peters
Funeral Home i2057 Gratiot avenue
HANSON -January 20 Anna VI If 1885
wilfreo wife of the late swan l. Han
son dear mother of Anil Einar Mrs
Arthur Wanholm grAndrpbther Of two
grandchildren Remains Al 4 n Peters
Funeral Home l20S7 Graiint ave until y
O'Clock saturday noon Funeral service
saturday p AZ Swedish Baptist
Church. Grstioi ana Bellevue
kAIfIM Marie A (nee Cooneyl age -
wears. Of ~ West Grsyton Ave, Fem
dslss- eelever; wifr II SYLVESTER 3. dear
mother Of Richard NJ two hrothers Edgar
cooney ana Harold Olsen. Of Detroit.
Funeral FRIDAY January il a. p nj.
from Albert Steinbaugh Funeral Paylors
2325T Woodward Ave Ferndaie Rev l.
l. Evans Or the First Presbyterian Church
will have charge Of the services
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Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY operator. all around experience
salary, steady employ ment- s5lh IHeliin
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Special Notices


LIQUOR habit stopped at nome secretly
Arnold 2f6l Nat Bank Bdg RA 1884.
Ar BILL GRAf'S GRlLL-Asiroioger Is
telle. Noon luncheons. l2i John r.
Downstairs
ALICE SNYDER. ssiroIoger. 3l45 Second
Boulevard, Apartment s. Phone TER
RACE 2-s3ii
AMAZING - ~ :. - s4,A.fs When
you've heard over radio. eonsultat on
your nome or mine Appointments 1875
Chemist Vermont 5-4i32
ARDEN Health studio thew management,
1888 Woodward. New YORK graduates
Temple 1887
PSYCHOLOGISTS = "Janette'' = Ann :
others. Entertaining hot luncheOns
-ElcIa,S -rearoomr-i Essi-GFaBd- River
upstairs.
AsTROLoGlsT Elizabeth Fenn-Csterng
clubs -sseisi. From Hollywood Nps
pontment only Temple ss9f.
AUTHORITARIAN Lena Manning. Cher
okee Indian; appointments. 449 Mel
drum. titzroy 1912
AsFHeHoetsf -AEEx e. Ross
Horoscope. Delineatlon. Appointments.
Trinity 1854.
ASTROLOGER--Velc Mackln Lenox 1888.
Private interviews, 1915 East Jefferson
1oi.
ASTRoLoG ER-Evangelin Berry. il4O
Hubbard near East Jefferson Lenox
1881. SlOo
READ Times Want Ads fof profit
them for results
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GEuezteSetgice Di4ectozy
o. lAll6l s0YEk;s eSjt6E
Engineers and Designing

ADVANCE MACHINE Engineering Com
pany--Tools. dies drllheads, special
machinery Tyler 5000
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Washing Machine Service

Al WASHER sERvfCE-Eree Esumste
GUARANTEED WORK. al Makes or
son tfyi.
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Toois-DesigninR
UphoisterinR
Wall Cieanine, Sp,ey Peint,ne
Washing Machine Repair.

IT + MASTER rtgHuErH Ws1T
cleaning. decorating Industrial spray
Painting Cadillac 6Ois "
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Marriage licenses applied for
Francis y Conway 2s3 Bernice Bartlett
"a
Waiter n Cherry 80 Rosetta Powell IS
Charles , Weeks - Nancy Campbell ~
Raymond Mudion. p Dorothy Biesehke
1nhr y Hnrman So. MAJ V. Johnson
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IMON'S--Complete line Quality Grocerie
Meats. Chickens. 32T4 Fort. Atlani
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Groceries, Meats (MeIvindale)

ALIEN ROAD Grocery. Meat Market
Beer. Vine. Fresh Poultry. 177O5 ALE
road
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Plymouth Fund Inc ....
Putnam Co Fund -.
Quarterly Income Sh 80.
Repres TT Shrs zee
Repub Inv Fund ........
Sehoeiikorf- iftfE&-paH4-
Selected Am, Sh Inc ...
Selected Income 81 go.
SoYereicn lnNesr -
Spencer Trask Fund go.
Stand Utn Inc ......
state Street Invest 80.
Super Of Am TT Az.
Trustee Stand Inv c 49,.
DO ID ....-. .....
Trustee ST OIL shrs A.
DO p ........
Trusted Industry shrs
v $ Elec II a Pow A
m p t.t....
wellington Fund 1890.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
Dial Doings
By JIM PARKER

Enjoyed Rose Fankens novel "caudia from the Haven't S neSr @ the the r0 % S sspOa 3 M m S & Uy S @ @ b Esa should winner shows For those who haven't smith Friday night spot years Roy RngwOd Gibbons Warng organization. wsh Nothing happened Recently warins Time @ Wnos ] sSS "ye @ n a ] naon % Tn % @ 1 m published and everybody predcts Having Lonely will De h big Thursday night Coffee Time show with Fanny Rre and Frank Morgan The estimated @
 WATR.MIs features tonigh: s;ao Band of the wssA-Tony S Ss wy'"e wsmS Mas S1S Edeh ssseo lo Raymond Kay Kyser nights from bal fore starting work on he latest Ro picture Piaymates s ens, S % % 1S u Soa ns M 0a @ s minute switch recent Johnny Presents show found Alice Frost S 5 Une Smna sS cp rcedn @ sS M S too The Case of the Murdered Mddeweish will be uodd in nights of Mr. Attorney But the story, its always cut from the same cloth .. g
 When analyst Raymond Gram swing steps nyon stockings Clipper vii
 able @ lbs of baggage the trip from Portugal Brs IendoR with at the suggestion of Elmer Davis oBs
  jeans and Engshmen alike In London and gracious gift from an eepablc poltest of English socoty-these days.
 When Helen Hayes concluded her css this vacation problem The dmnutve star owns three s soa s1 GSs @ s Y % second s S Mayand the third country estate here in New England Of course Ssr time amongst the three The network to Toronto July 4 broadcast l the sec: outside York talk by New Works tho govenmen.s drive for old Londons WI will originate for the Mutual Network tomorrow afternoon from WATR will the feature for listeners in this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24

among the trail of Wakefield Joe Mccarthy had played ball with the lads father in the American AsSo the lads Western trip detored Chicago the St. Louis just to have final talk with Wake. f. reported had the Briggs that Detroit club would by 500 other offer he received The best rival offer was 44o0oo, If we are to believe baseball figures
 bitten many old Harvard and the first families of the Massachusetts Colony cd bonus $2o0oo for signing with the New York club put M with the Yankees then married and quit baseball
 Sohnny another college boy pan investment for the Yankees While Yale tempted by with the ingrowg disposition his pitching value ball club First jumped the Yankees then sold him to Cend When he failed to make good there and sold to Jersey City.
 about by the death of Col Jacob Rapport When the Colonel alive and operating podgous bano that the Yankees thrift getting 100 cents The Babe Ruth deal the biggest of It's tIme insofar all Colonel baseball matter of pride with the Colonel not to let
 
 the disposal Barrow able the Ruppe baseball holdings, and It makes quite difference in things
 s doubt that Col Rupper alive would have permitted him- Dick six feet fou and hitter college baseball circles But that hardly connoes 6oo worth of Connie Mack could Owner Oo0 to Briggs players age' by Commissioner Land to with him spring having inveigled army protest
 Dick Wakefield deserving support of his widowed mother having worked his through ing and shoveng sidewalks begrudge lad 7600 especially when Walter Briggs missed In baseball history the deal will be Dker Wake field
 Copyright lo4 King Features syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
LADIES' NIGHT AT
 POLO GROUNDS, JUNE 27

Friday night, June 27, will be ladies night at the Polo Grounds. This represents a departure from the rule of the New York Giants that Fridays when night games are scheduled are not ladies days. The exception in this instance only is being made because one ladies day was washed out by rain and there are a large number of rain cheeks still outstanding. The scheduling of a night game on June 27 deprived the ladies of another ladies day. In justice to our lady rooters we felt that they should be compensated by giving them Friday night free, ex- cept for the payment of tax and service charge, totaling 25 cents.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
COLLEGE CREWS SET FOR HARDEST TASK

Poughkeepsie, N. r., June a. (UP)-With the Poughkeepsie re- gatta, Americas greatest rowing event, only one day away, positions in two varsity shells-Washington and Cornell-remained unsettled to- day.
 Doyle Fowler of the Washington boat still suffered from 6 head cold and a sore throat. Coach Al Ul- brickson planned to use him in the light workout scheduled today.
 John Perry and Bob Harley still battled for the No. 4 seat in the Cornell varsity shell. Coach Har- rison Sanford said he probably would use Perry.
 California Coach Ky Ebright said his boys appeared to be lat their peak" in their time trial Saturday. The general feeling here is that California will give Washington a much closer race than at Oakland in April.
 wisconsin, last to hold It's final
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
Brooklyn BattLing For NationaL Lead Aguin
Tool, Brass SOftbal Teams Undefeated; Games Tonight

Of the twenty teams playing In~ dNStrlal League softbNll this season, just two have yet to meet defeat and both win see action tonight when waterbury Tool, winner ot eight straight games tn the Na- ti0nNl division, meets Broek~HNN at Fulton Park and American Brass SoftleS who have won . games and have vet to come out on the small end of the score, take on Water bury Buckle ct Hamilton Park No, l diamond,
 The schedule for tonight and Thursday, with the standing of fn- dustriAl League teams follows;
 Tonight
 Buckle vS, American Brass, Ham, ilton No (0eraee and Fqahive), Plume and Atwood vs, Shoe Hardware, Hamilton No, 2, CStan- co and Crlchton),
 Waterbury Clock VS, MAnville, Fulton No. 1, (Ray and orudstn. SkO.
 lngton No. l, (Kenny and philt. berO,
 Waterbury To0l vs, Brock Hall, Fulton No, 2, (Crocco and ztns garellO,
 (Somers Brass forfeit winner over defunet B, & Jo
 Thursday
 AenruS VS, Watertown UndergNr- ment. Hamilton No, l (Flahive and derace),
 Waterbury Manufacturing vs, Lux, Hamilton No, 2, tStanco and Crichton),
 French vs, Seovill, Fulton No, l, (Crocco and zingarellO,
 Paper Box vS, Chase Metal, Washington No, l (Kenny and Philiber0,
 STANDING
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
CHURCH SOFTBALL

Adding Second Congos to It's list of softball victims, the Advent Christian team of the Church league doubled the score, l6 to 8 against Second Congo last night at Steel Ball field in a league game, during which Rev. Johnson hit a home run for the winners, Hardy of the CongoS matching his four base poke. Score: Advent
 RH E Christian 0 12 0 201 l-l6 IA 5 Second
 Congo ..2 lO203 l-S 96 Waugh and Hubbell; Fowler and Johnston. Umpire Finley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
PiTassss PiG@sss' .' SSS YSS Sc 6-s
fwo.bago hits-Reese, Vaughan,

Two: o:baso hlts--Reese, Vaughan. run<-Franks. Double plays-dpstino and Fletcher; Camlill (unisalgted). ). Left on bases-=.DodgerE s, Pirates 10, Bases on balls-off FitEslmmons 8, KiInger l, KImball 3, Brown l. struck 0ut-by FltEslmmonB 5, klln. innings; Kimbail,. Q in. l. Kllngor. i5 in 8; sullivan, in l; Brown 0 in 1, RunB--off FitgsImmonB {, Kim ger 9. Losing pitcher--Klinger, Um' pires-stowart, Dunn and Mager' Timo-2:24,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
SISLER AND COBB |CHEERIN FOR
 JOE DIMAGCIO
Famous Former Major Leaguers Hope to See
 Yankee Star Set Record
By PAUL sCHEFFELs United Press Stan CorrespOndent)

my PAUL BChEFFELS
 United Press Stan CorrespOndent)
 New York, June 24.-(UP)-One of the greatest righthancied hat- ters in basebail-O Outflelder Joe Die Maggie of the New York Yankees goes to the plate against the EI. Louis Browns today In an attempt tot prolong his batting streak to 30 games and eventually surpass the major league mark of 4i,
 The modern record Is held by George Sisler, former great first basemaTi of the Browns, who hit safely 7s times between July T and Sept, IT. 1929,
 Both he and Ty Cobb are pulling for DiMaggio to break the standard set by Sisler. Cobb once hit safely in 40 consecutive games. Sisler was one of those rare ball players who reached the top with out ever having been in the minor league. He joined the Browns in 1915, fresh from the University of Michigan, and in i7 major league seasons compiled an average of .34i. fie slammed 5s singles, i4 doubles and six triples for i04 total bases during his record streak.
 DiMaggio, who came up from the minors five years ago, has establish. cd himself aS one of baseball's greatest hitterS whether or not he SurpaSgeS Sigler's mark. He has 6 lifetime average Of .343 and in his current hitting rampage. beginning May IS against the Chicago White Sox, has belted % singles. nine dou- blCS, three triples and nine homers for o2 total bases.
 Joe . "Naturap
 Sisler would not be surprised to sec DiMaggio crack his record.
 I'd rather see DiiAaggio break 1t than anybody I can think of," he said. "That guys natural in every. thing he docs ard is a great hitter, His streak iS no lucky huke, be. ileve me"
 Activity in the majors was con. fined to the National league yeSter. day. The Brooklyn Dodgers defeat. cd the Pittsburgh Pirates. 0-4 and the Chicago Cubs blanked the New York Giants, i-0.
 The Dodgers victory, their third straight, carried them to within half game Of the idle, league-leading St. Louis Cardinals. It was achiev. cd by Q four-run rally in the eighth inning which was topped by Rookie Gather Herman Franks three-run homer. Jim WaSdell singled to score Dolph Camilli with the tying run before Franks loosed his circuit blast
 Rookie Stars
 Fred Fit2SlmmonS marked LID his 18th straight victory over Pittsburgh over c two-year span. He allowed all seven hits before retiring for pinch-hitter Franks in the eighth. Pete ReiSer, Joe MedWick and Cainlili each collected three hits in the Dodgers i7-hit assault,
 Claude PaSseau outpitched Hal Schumacher and Ace AdamS, hold- ing the Giants to three hits, The Cubs collected only four of schu. macher. They scored their run in the first innnig. tsan Hack singled, Phil Cavarretta grounded out, Hack reaching second when Babe Young's throw struck him in the back. Bill Nicholson doubled to drive across his 56th run of the season.
 YESTERDAYS HERO = Rookie Herman Franks, catcher recalled from the minors to replace the sus- pended Babe Pheips Franks clout- cd c home run with two on to top q four.run rally il tho eighth in.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
Games Tomorrow
WESTERN AMATEUR ENTRIES

Chicago-Entries for the Western Amateur are being accepted at the Western Golf Associations head quarters, Ill w. Washington St., Chicago. The fee is S. The tourna- ment Is scheduled for the Broadmoor
 ,urse m Colorado Springs, July l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24

time trials. came through the grind in satisfactory fashion. according to Coach Allen Walz. His light Var- sity, which he says will not be able to compete with some of it's heav- fer rivals, made the four miles in l0:40.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
HOME RUNS
GAsLEss SUNDAYS

New York-Now that he's plan ming gasless Sundays, what does Sec retary Ickes plan to do with Ltppy Leo Durocher and the Brooklyn Dodgers on the Sabbath? And does he expect fight managers to hiber- nate every weekend?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
GRmcN Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday (No games scheduled).
 Games To-day St. Louis at New York G D. m.) Detroit at Philadelphia (nighO. Chicago at Washington, Cleveland at Boston
 GnmeR Tomorrow St. Loui sat New York. Cleveland at Boston. Detroit at Philadelphia. Chicago at Washington.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
PROBABLE PITCHERS
(By United Press) National League

New York (Melton 4-b) at Chi. cago (Frcnch 3-7.
 Brooklyn CDavis i.O at Pitts- burgh flaming i.3-night game. Philadelphia (Podgajny 6.O at Cincinnati (WaiterS 7.6.
 Boston (ErrickSon 2.D at St.. Louis (Crouch 2.3).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
American League

Chicago Gee s-D at Washing. ton (Leonard 5-8).
 Detroit (Rowc 4-3) at Philadel- phia (McCrabb 5-4)-night game. St. Louis (Auker 6.8) at New York (Gomcz 4-O.
 Cleveland tHarder 5-9 at Boston (NeWsomc 6-3).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-24
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Yesterday a .. ha Ian. A nlaA .,sul. 4

GaMeR Yesterday .. Brooklyn. g., PittsDurgh {. Chicago l, New York o, (Only messcheduled),
 GnmcR Today Brooklyn Rt Pittsburgh (niRhO, New York Rt Chicago, Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Boston at St, Louis,
 GmMeR Tomorrow Boston nt St. Louis. Brooklyn at Pittsburgh New York at Chicago, Philadelphia ht Cincinnati (9,