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Evening star., 1941-06-15
FeIIer Yanks' Victim
As They Hit Timely
To Take Game, Al
Donald, Heinrich Shine
Before Throne; Keller
Hits in Two ToIIies
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. June l4.-Simplv by
trotting out some Of their old
fashioned habits OF hitting at the
right moments, the Yankees over
came the twin ink of Bobby Feller
and the Cleveland Indians, 4 to /,
today.
While Alley Donald handcuf1ed
the Tribe with three hits. allowing
only one man to get as far as third
base, TO the evident enjoyment Of a
crowd of 44l61 who poured out for
the Bombers' home coming from the
West, the Yanks did just enough to
end Fellers eight-game winning
streak and chalk up a victory over
the Indians in Yankee Stadium for
the first time this year.
Stretching their winning streak
to six straight, the Yanks climbed
to within three games of the Ameri-
can League-leading Clevelanders in
handing Feller his third defeat Of
the season, against l3 victories. For
Donald, it was the second win of the
year, against one lOSls
Heinrich Leads Yank Attack.
Tommy Heinrich, who considers
Feller his personal property, led the
Yankees on the offensive In the
first inning he whacked his tenth
homer of the year-his third of
Rapid Robert this season. His
third-inning single and his walk in
the fifth both figured in the Yanks'
two other scoring sessions.
In the third he shot a sharp hit
to right sending Red Rolfe, who
beat out bounder. to second. Joe
Di Maggie then sliced 80 pitch
into right field for a double scoring
Red. The two-bagger marked the
9th straight game in which Di
Maggie had hit safely.
After Rolfe singled and Tommy
walked in the fifth, both advanced
on a wild pitch. Charley Keller
| then came out of his batting slump
with ringing hit to right that sent
both runners home and ending the
scoringA
Hemsley Hits Into Stands.
Cleveland's only run was produced
by Rollie Hemsley's second homer
Of the year. a sailing fly that
dropped into the lower left-f1eld
boxes. He was the only man to get
as far as third, and only one other
Indian even got to second as Donald
famed four and generally had the
Tribe eating out of his hand.
Feller struck out five. walked
three and was touched for six hits
in the seven innings he worked be-
fore being lifted for a pinch-hitter
in his first loss to the Yanks this
wear
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Harvard Sweeps Thames Regatta as Varsity Beats Yale Sixth Straight Time
Gold Cup Regatta
Halted by Defense
By the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT, June 14-The De-
troit Gold Cup Committee today
announced cancellation OF this
years gold cup speedbost races.
Although last years winner,
Hotsy Totsy, was entered from
the Montauk IN. Y Yacht Club,
arrangements had been made to
transfer the event here because
the defender had been dis
mantled and her engines sold.
In calling off the regatta the
local committee explained that
owners and mechanics Of eligible
craft were engaged in defense
activities and would be unable to
prepare their boats for the Labor
Day weekend event.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

he said. I'm the real champion
and I know it, even If they didn't
give me the decision. I was
ahead of him in the second when
fate stepped in with a cut eye
that blinded me and paved the
way for my knockout. I would
have whipped him beyond all
doubt that night, but I got bad
break. Still, that's part of the
game and I'm not squawking,
but can lick him and know it.
He knows it too. and 1 want one
more chance to prove it."
I'm a." he said. II want to
defend the title a couple of times,
say fight two years, and quit un-
defeated"
The former New York Univer-
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Lonehurst Will Coach
WESLEYAN Grid Team
By the Associated Press.

MIDDLETOWN, Conn. June IA
Wesleyan University announced to-
day the appointment of James
Langhurst of Willard, Ohio. as fresh
man football coach. Langhurst,
graduating this spring from Ohio
state, will replace Dale Lash, who
is on a years leave of absence.
He captained and played fullback
for Ohio Safe eleven last fall.
Evening star., 1941-06-15

Totals 90 3o4I2 Totals 90 627l3
'Batted for Feller in eighth
Cleveland 600 Ol0 000-1
New York 1Ol O@0 00x-
Runs batted in-Henrich Di MaEsio.
Hensley Keller t") Two-base hit = Di
Mageio Home runs-Henrich, Hsmsley
Double plsys-Gordon to CroSetti TO
Sturm to Mack to Boudreau to Trosky. Left
on bases--New York. 5; Cleveland, 5.
Bases on ballS-Of Feller 3; of Donald.
3: of Eisenstat. l. Struck out-By Eel
Ter. 5; BY Donald A. Hits-Of Feller. A
in innings; off Eisenstat. o in l inning.
Hit by pitcher-By Donald tKeltnerl.
Wild pitch-Feller. Losing pitcher-Fe'-
Ter. Umpires-Messrs Quinn, Grieve and
MCGOWAN Time 2:lO. Attendance -
A l6l.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Louis Will Beat Conn Easily, Pastor Opines
Bob Who Fought Both Declares Joe Still Rings Fastest

sity football player said dope
sters who pick Conn to beat
Louis on speed are hammering
on the wrong key because Louis
punches faster than any man
ever in the ring"
He didn't think much of
Conns chances because Billy is
an easy target "and anybody
who can be hit has no business
being in the same ring with
Louis"
Pastor would not discuss the
low blows Conn is alleged to have
employed in betting him out in
their scrap last September. But,
he said significantly, "he won't
get away with anything against
Louis"
Evening star., 1941-06-15
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

Bob Pastor, whose chief claim
to pugilistic fame is based on his
feat of staying 81 rounds with
Joe Louis, has a hunch the
heavyweight champion will knock
Billy Conn into more pieces than
a vacuum sweeper can inhale
next Wednesday night.
After a workout for his 10
round bout with Buddy Scott to-
morrow night at Griffith Stadi-
UNI, Pastor talked over the Louis
Conn affair. He said he wanted
"the champ to keep his crown"
and had very good reason for
the well-wishes.
"I beat him in our first fight,"
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Voorhees, Weds Net Star

NEW YORK, June IA (P)-Rep-
resentative Charles E. voorhees, OF
Philadelphia was married today to
tennis star. Dorothy Andrus of
Stamford, Conn. voorhees, is a
United States Military Academy
graduate.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Vermont Nine Defeats
Cavaliers by a to ;
q, the Associated Press.

3. the Associated Press.
BURLINGTON, VT. June IA
triple and a long fly broke a tie and
gave Vermont a 43 victory over
Virginia today before a commence
ment crowd of 1000.
Virginia ----- 600 003 o0O-5 !
Vermont 800 OO0 UlxT
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Physical Contrast
Of Heavy Rivals
B, the Associated Press.

By IDt hSsUVIdItU FItoS'
NEW YORK, June 14.-Here is
the way Joe Louis and Billy Conn
probably will measure up in their
heavyweight title tussle Wednesday:
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Jefferson Goes With Lions

DETROIT, June IA Designing
of Billy jefferson, back, from Mis-
sissippi State College, was an
nounced today by the Detroit Lions.
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Win, Lose or Draw
Another Wild Week Along the Sports Troll
BY FRANCIS (. STAN.

In sports this it's like srolng buffet with bis
plate balanced hand cenched
What will
In of Washington rolls along
champion
for the king and
girl varied and hreeringed The
will Club should clash
deathess Grifth Stadium the Mats
things N long
people been wanting how good this fellow
night Grifh ball
old miller calling
When he Pastor little
him
a particularly
BuddyS acting He that Mr.
Matchmaker Gabriel
longer title of answering
grns
he adds Il Raskin, who Scott. If the Boxing
should however the matchmaker
Mr Mahonexls Midoets Open Their Ihrottles
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Conn Given Rore BuiIdup for Louis Fight

perhaps
his battle with Gaeno fight fans been steamed
title the Carpenter the 40s The chances that
Georges is good
picking him
wonderful of build
fearless
with all of
Veez.
off ride roller The afternoon
million dollars worth fighter hangs pecarios from oofop getting
a
he heard of Louis
indians Will Visit Latter Port of Week
nothing will Thursday On Friday however
pick the West calling itself the Cleveland
will for visit
while Bob Feler
Robert
htters will that times he looks like
Help yourself The
wide might
Griffith make few deals before the trade dadhne falls
q midnight tonight
Evening star., 1941-06-15
Mr.. Mohoney's Mdaets Open Their Throttes 81

will be fearful of emanatng from
highway will
mdshipmen half warshp steamed
highway the the District
will Ed Mahoney brand midget track
West Lanham, Md
angeed National Capitol His advisory staff
the Smihfd ham fance pile
associated with failure Mr.
Money coming the running the works himself
midget will de luxe which
practically his back
On Wednesday
The he did Mats lost the Yankees
the will They
aristicay financially.
the loud handsome
l78-pomd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Feud Over Dietrich

The fcud il seemed was over
Marlenc Dietrich who plays tho
feminine menace between the
two tough boys. but there were
also limitations that il might
be a feud over camera close-upS,
lust who got the most and so
on. Anyhow il will be interesting
TO watch al the Michigan.
In the picture Marlene really
gets slapped by George Raft.
Maybe the fans love to hate.
Marlene, for when the Michigan
showed the trailer last week
and the scene flashed on that
showed Mr. Raft handing her
one alongside the face (and not
putting INC punch oftherJ The
audiences applaudcd.
In Reluctant Dragon" Disney
has provided the first coupling
of live actors with cartoon
characters. For Robert Bench
ley plays himself, a beluddlcd
gentleman on a trip through
DiSneyS studios who runs into
q variety of cartoon characters
including the Reluctant Dragon.
Baby WeemS the wonder child
who confoundS Einstcin. and
Goofy Donald Duck, and a Very
Intelligent Horse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Lana Turner Rose to Film Fame
Wa Sweaters and SOdds
BY HARRIET PARSONS
Special to TIE pETRoIt TIMES

though she's been going
steady with Tony Martin for
more than six months she's
made no statements about
matrimony.
Born in Idaho
Her pedigree sounds like
Ballad for Americans =. she's
Danish Swedish. Irish, French,
English. and Spanish mother
of Spanish descent, was born in
Little Rock, Ark. :. dad Swed-
ish. in Tennessee Lana her
self in Wallace, Idaho had
an uneventful childhood =.
never took a dramatic lesson
but did learn 10 knit sweat
erS which. in her case, was
all that was necessary.
Mothers ill-health and need
for mild climate brought Lana
10 Hollywood 9. and the sweat
ers did the rest. Lana entered
Hollywood High School 9.
skipped an algebra class one
day TO sip a soda at the corner
drug store you know what
comes next.
You've read that discovery
yarn million times only
it was Billy" Wilkerson (of
Hollywood Reporter and cafe
fame). not Mervyn Leroy, who
spotted her. .. 1t was Mervyn,
though, who gave her that first
chance in They Won't Forget
also a contract when
Merv went TO Metro Lana went,
too and when love found
Andy Hardy luck found Lana.
Her stocks been soaring
ever Since-in spite of romantic
Setbacks. She's likable
kid hot-headed but warm
hearted generous to fault
but forgctful about saying
thanks.
q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Deanna Annoyed

Deanna Durbin isn't the hap
pest little girl IN the world and
several things are adding 10 her
present state OF annoyance.
She hasn't been well bat she s
more than upset because she
doesn't think her brand new
husband. Vaughn Paul is get
ting hls share of credit on il
Started with Adam
As 7 hear the. story, Vaughn.
who is Il clever lad, had a lot
20 DO with the development OF
this picture and his bride thinks
he should be credited with an
associate producer title, az
least
Amusing that a great many
people thought Vaughn might
take an active hand in the man
agcmcrt OF DcannaS affairs
after their marriage. II seems
10 boz working lust the other
way with Deanns going 10 bat
for Vaughn
The Sheldon LeonardS. who
are expecting then second child
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Here's Tip
To Get Job
I'm Movies
Nv WALTER STEVENSON

II YOU want to get a job in
i movies, Just learn 10 do
something else well.
There's plenty Of proof for
this theory. Sergeant-Mayor
Griffin is probably one of the
worlds greatest authorities on
military equestrian maneuverS,
so when Cecil b. DeMille made
Southwest Mounted Police,
G. rfhn found himself technical
supervisor tU a Hollywood pro-
dJCcr James Adams, a men,
hcr Of the British Royal Air
Force. knows a great deal about
the history and customs of that
q Eat body of fighting men, and
wound up as technical advisor
specially assigned by the British
ar minister Twentieth Cen
tury-Fox "A Yank in the
Raj
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Want More Color

The idea in a nutshell is TO
create a more colorful and sum-
merry appearance for the Gar
dens. Some of this will be
achieved by a change in the
lighting, by introducing more
shrubbery with sunken garden
effects on each side of the ball
cony and by artificial leaves
along the underside of the
canopies along the dance floor.
The eastern end of the casino
clubhouse will be removed, al
lowing a clear view of the patio
from the entrance, and the in
side band shell will be moved
to the center of the casino.
Along the Eight-Mile road will
be erected higher illuminated
wall with colored lighting eff
fects being thrown out through
g lowers.
An entire new front will
greet the patrons. the center of
which will be a new double en-
u ant NlChtl DOOtlli WIFI uISpidy
cases on either side for the COM
ing attractions. Circle lighting
on supporting posts will give a
pleasant touch 10 the entrance,
and the canopies on either side
of the dance floor Will be eX-
tended around the patio.
The lower lighting now in the
band shell will be replaced with
II columns of white surround
ing a center column of blue, In
the blue column will be stars
and the white columns Will
change colorS as the musical ef-
fectS of the band change, same
as the FireStone fountains at
the Worlds Fair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Raft VS.. Robinson

Detroit will get its look at
that much-publicized fight be-
tween George Raft and Edward
G.. Robinson on Friday when
Manpower" opens at the Mich
iCan on the same program with
w a 1t Disney's "R eluctant
Dragon. -
The wires sizzlcd from Holly
wood when ii was first related
that George Raft and Eddie
Robinson were feuding on the
set of "Manpower." 1t seemed
that that fight in the picture
WaS the real thing and the more
gullible folks printed photos of
Raft and Robinson in action.
moreover they did look mad.
But like all the grapevine
tales the rumorS finally Quoted
down and pretty soon folks were
deciding it was just another
publicity plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Baby Glamour

Walter Winchell tagged her
Americas Sweater Sweetheart
Mickey Rooney called her
Baby Glamour" when she
played opposite him in Love
Finds Andy Hardy That
was her first M-G-M picture and
she was Just the Sweater Girl
a high school kid who'd
made a hit debut in Warmers
They won't forget There
are dozens of sweater girls now
but Lana, the original one,
has graduated into a higher his
triOnic class.
She wants TO be known as an
actress D.: and why not? ~.
She's growing up offScreen. too
that brief and disastrous
marital interludc with Artie
Shaw taught her a lot She's
in no hurry TO say Il do again
STAGE ATTR ACTIONS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Latest Addition

Latest addition 10 the SEEM
ingly endless list of experts in
oth her fields who found a call
for their talents in films is
Glenn Miller. Miller. who with
his band was originally hired TO
supply the musical moments in
Sonia Henie's Twentieth Gen.
tury-FOX starrer, Sun Valley
Seronade now at the Fox,
proved, in early rushes, 10 be so
much at home before the cam
era that Director II. Bruce
Thunderstorm upped his part to
one Of the important dramatic
roles IN the picture.
Since completion OF "Sun Val
Icy Scrcnade." II u m b @ rstone
and other officials have tried to
convince Miller that his future
an films would be bright enough
10 warrant his giving up his
brasSes for a career in Klieg
lights. But Miller refuses TO be
sold tho idea. He points out
that while he enjoyed the dra-
matte role, he had more fun
during those moments of the
film in which he was making
music, and that he intends TO
stick 10 the field which first
made him famous.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
MOVIE 60 ROUND
CONTINUED from First Stage Page

see how she came out with a
higher brand of mathematics.
Just as he expected she blew
up higher than a kite and be
lIeve il or not-for the first time
in movie history. Twentieth
hired a grade school teacher TO
coach a star in some OF the finer
points Of arithmetic
This should amuSc Uncle
Sam S income agents who once
listed Claudctte as earning The
highest salary OF any femme
star IN Hollywood. Guess ] am
the only other ga in town who
can't add.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

What VIII read this 1l76 noVeLb
Here fascinating of the eighteenth century slave
trade brightly coored Mrandas headgca and twice
S
Unless you're absolutely alergic hcons weighing
than
Gold Coast of Africa the plantations of Havana will be
1t has virtually every tempo of action every shade of
for Marriage Is Private Affair"
hconal history we'll bred financially comfortable
young couple problems ultimate solution
there Of in their 1t should a appeal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Own Musical Racks

Eastwood Gardens Will install
their own musical racks, each
equipped with spotlight which
are operated from floor buttons
by the individual musicians.
The Worlds Fair ballroom,
where dancing indoors is con-
Quoted by clubs and various
fraternal and union organiza-
tons during the Winter months.
has received new decorations
and along the Eight-Mile road
a lounge has been added. The
floating floor has also been re-
surfaced.
Before another season opens
many changes will be made in
the amusement area including
the SUeamlining of both the
dodg'em and coaster rides.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Remodel
Eastwood
For $500
A COMPLETE transformation

A COMPLETE transformation
4 - of Eastwood Gardens, stress
ing radical changes in the inte-
rior and exterior, will take place
soon after the closing date on
Sunday, September %, accord
ing TO Eastwood Park manage
ment. Cost of the projected
plan will run into thousands of
dollars and an enlarged seating
capacity, accommodating $500
people, will be one of the out
standing new features.
Before going into detail about
the plan let's stop for a minute
and remind you that Bobby
Byrne and his orchestra plays
dance music for this afternoons
jam session and will con-
tinue through Thursday night.
frankie Masters and his, or
chestar will mount the diaS Fri
day for a weeks engagement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

It SdVIUIIdI dUNdIIOC OF. w JVdII I@VHI4V
lassie? Only year ago this month she
was placed in High Sierra for her first
part in a feature picture.
Today after doing a grand Job with
Gary Cooper in Sergeant York. She Is
one of the most important players on the
Warner lot
And she did it. mind YOU. without
being seen in a single night club or
without being reported engaged to
Howard Hughes. That's really some
thing!
Have you heard the sad story about
the unlucky husband whose wife was
mixed up in several newspaper scandals ?
Seems that half the world always knew
how his other half lived
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

soon, were surprised the other
morning when their 4-year-old
daughter came 10 the breakfast
table and said her nurse had
told her they were going 10 buy
"A now baby brother or sister
for her.
That seemed as good am cN-
PLANTATION a> any So they lct o.
70 a. that until Attlc Miss
Leonard suddenly asked
Where are your going 90
shop for IL ."
Her parents said they didrf
know and asked what she ,ug-
gestcd
II hope IT won't he in the :
and 10 cent store" she replied
lets get something expensive"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Cas- Holds People
Two More Weeks
Continued from First Stage Page

Continued from First Stage rage
four weeks that 1t was originally
booked for.
The cast of Meet the Tcoplc'
is headed by Henry Youngman.
the tightening fast comedian
whose droll monolog evokes
bowls OF laughter al every per-
-formanee. The balance of the
cast includes Joey Faye, Eliza
beth Talbot-Martin, Jack Albert
son. Marion Colby Eddie john
son, Diane Davis, Curt Conway,
Josephine Del Mar. Jack Stan
ton, Betty Garrett and the origi-
nal Hollywood cast that. made
the revue a hit on the coast, in
Chicago and on Broadway.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 10.
A STRAWBERRY soda and

HOLLY WOOD, sept Is.
A STRAWBERRY soda and a
"a red sweater were Lana Tur-
ner's passwords 10 stardom E.
Is il any wonder red is her
favorite color? TWo-thlrds
of her wardrobe is red g.. She
writes in rod ink on white sta
tionery with her name written
across the corner in red d. . In
SiSts on a red dress IN every
picture -. Her hair used to be
red. too =. but right now she's
a blonde.
She was christened Julia Jean
Mildred Frances Turner g.
School chumS called her Judy"
enemies, carrots" -. She
chose Lana herself when she
signed her movie contract =.
likes the sound of il Col
lege boys have dubbed her
Ideal date and Miss Wunky
Woo among other things.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Joan Leslie Lives
In a Fairy Land
Continued from First Stage Page

trial balloon appearance in "A
short utlcd Alice M Movicland"
ON The morning of her six
tcenth birthday Joan was in the
studio little red school house
house ConIuEatinC French verbs
when she was told she was GO
ing 10 bc tested for the role of
Grace Williams in Sergeant
York
Il was so sure l wouldn't get
i'll wasn't even nervous" Joan
explains
Which may be one reason she
made such a good test.
II didn't really get nervous
until | walked on the set and
met Gary Cooper for the first
time" she laughed. Hes my
iaNOrite actor"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

TA MISS IfAllINs DltAaAs W Af''sH'h'' 800
ali combined 10 bring us modern movie
making ~ its best.
Unfinished Business" is highly
recommended 10 one and all.
II took a long time for Merle
oberon 10 get the right vehicle for her
self. but she has il now in Lydia. her
most recent film I suppose the critics
Nil term this one a womanS picture,
and there VIII doubtless be some who
Nil complain of a certain Slowness In the
development Of the story.
But I found it a thoroughly en-
crossing photoplay, exceptionally well
directed by Julien Duvivier and beau
ifully played by Miss Oberon and a fine
supporting cast.
Lydia" may not crack box Office
records, but 1t merits the support OF all
Nho enjoy good films
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

DOROTHY WITT.
pianist. has returned from her
Summer studio in Neahtawanta,
Mich. where she has been
studying for the past l. weeks.
She has reopencd her studio in
Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14

DIR. CARL BEUTEL will
present Nancy Dormer in q
piano recital at the Carl Beutel
Piano School Monday at $50
p. m. The public is invited.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Irene Dunno in Comedy
With Bob Montgomery

~ KNDOM about pictures you're seeing
Gregory doesn't turn out films Iui
he generally gives Us honey docs around
" 10 shooting one Unfinished starring Irene
and Bob Montgomery, his latest and You
haven't seen better romantic comedy long long while
Here's extremely bright script, machEss performance
- 4 lanrhs nd An nNccln nlnlI nt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-14
Favors CHICAGO

Here and there in the world Of
sports.
It's Cleveland against the Chicago
Cardinals in a pro football night game
at Chicago on Tuesday. Our choice is
Chicago by three points