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Livestock Markets
DETROIT

DtlhOIl
CATTLE-Re Receipts. 1900: bulls steady.
butcher 6stue. active. higher choice 90
prime yearlings dry fed, $40 500 II; good
20 choice yearlings, dry fed, 500 10 80
fair % good yearlings. dry fed. sstll0:
good 20 choice heavy steers. dry fed, 80 30
u10.5O fair 70 good heavy steers, dry
fed s. 50ft9. So. good butcher steers and
heifcrs, Sgds5o; fair 20 good steers and
heifsrs. $s.50Hs; common butcher cattle.
So 50ns.25, best cows. s7.5ogs: good
butcher cows, S7d $50. cutter cows. $3.50
nj. Gamer cows S5N6.25. old rhims,
81 so down: best heavyweight bologna
bulls, $500 500: light common bulls.
Ss25Ts75: medium weight bologna bulls,
SSTn750. stock bulls Ss.51Ms.00. good
10 choice siockers and feeders IS 50h11;
common 20 fair stockers and feeders $3.50
rs; mixers and springers, $50 2 90
soc higher best calves. ST.. fair To good.
50 S0ei 10 So. seconds x750ds.50 culls
and common. &3d7.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. 500
market steady 20 csc higher best lambs
Sere25: fair 20 good. SsTs.50 seconds
50 5OmT25. skins So down: best sheep
N fair 10 good, 81 SOC 80. culls and
common, 81. 50q2.S0..
HOGS Receipts 500. market steady
Good and choice. 200 10 230 lbs. ~ S..
23O 20 ESQ lbs s. IS. $50 20 200 los .
81 a. $50 20 270 lbs. 81 IS 40 10 800
lbs, 81. 30; neayies. 800 10 325 lbs, SO 25;
325 90 $50 lbs. 50 20. $50 TO 450 lbs
- sht,at,., -. &C a. s' ,..se.e
20 az as P'ss 49, eo'u ieeo'ns
Fee' - 80 Sae'' $50 . Nv
,,,ryn,.,,,,
,,---,u,,,,,.,,,' Nn' NJ" ,...
~, 80. y -. june = !tNol- - D.
,'ssCv'fes, S1Oi ae,INt .ss,s ch",Ve'
s1-l ~. ~ meelefn 70 goo, b.oOl ~. %
soa1 ,.'OI 80 hs ss ~ pea'uin 70
mealln - Eood, 500 = 100 Gamers and
20 o,2U, bu.N' tood 20 ehoiet'
80 80 common 10 medium 80 zoo
Zoe A..
49, . receipts. 500. acilVe loo higher
lH.-lN ibs " 80 Il > 70 lsV.E.v lbs
So Z ssa 1zo-2oQ he - co. So: ESQ
ssv ios ~ - q 90, 100 100 lbs, Ahne.
f'usIs 90 ~ ? ~
HhEtF-h ece' lLs, 500; active; choice
amos, ~ 'e $40 medium 20 good, As5O
30 '1mon amos Si.'o. ewes 50 ~
"etueTt - BOG >. spring lambs SO
lALNhs - Eefer's 900 active. soc
w p. cuts ard common. $, 3u
tHI' A6O
Rsespts ~ oo0 loc-i5c loveJ Eo.dovers
u9n Trp 81 40 bulk. 81 q 81 hsavies
50 On 80 med uus S9ne 80. lights
So s'ti ~ ~. nghf ignis s. 151e25. pack
ms snws IS tofq pigs 81 sOHS 30
CATTLE Recs - s $40 STEADY Calves
zoo. steady Beet steers. Choice II ID
% medium 81 II. warnings So 25r
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Detroit Poultry

Market steady. Hens. average run. ice;
leghorn hens, lbs. and up. l6c; cocks.
10 n i2c: rock springers, lbs. UP, 2le
rock broiiers. az lbs, to lbs. - ice; leg
horn broilers. ~ lbs. and up. lsc
EGGs-Market steady. Current receipts.
2Ac: undergrsdes, 21d2iAc.
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EARNINGS

International Railways Of Central Amer
ica reports for the four months ended April
SC. net income - Sf2e 5i7 equal, after
the periods dividend requirements on IS
preferred In arrears. 10 50 cents share
on common against Sse5. $50 or So cents
on common IN 1890 period
" y Han Printing Company and sub
salaries report FOR the year ending March
81 net profit ~ 81 2ss 2lI equal 20
- 20 shar- against xi.2ia .05s or
s. share in the preceding year.
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Big Board Seat Price
Drops Another $1,000

NEW YORK. June 3.-Arrange-
ments have been made for the sale
Of a New York. Stock Exchange
seat al $4,000, Off $1,000 from the
previous transaction.
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Derby OH and Refining Corporation and
subsidiary disclose for the quarter ended
March 81. a net profit Of si1.e2i. equal TO
SO cents a share on is $40 shares OF ~
preferred on which unpaid dividends
amounted 70 SAT per share on March 81
March quarter Of 1870.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
SAULT STE. MARIE

UP--F F.. House $50 a. M Monday
j. = Walsh. 9 Queen City. IL; T. r
Cale,-E-I-- Berwind-- noon. s. g. Taylor,
1880 p m; +. y Townsend. Meyhurn. 2
H. G.. Dalton. 23o: lshpemins, 4, Pres
colt. 430; r. b. Wallace. +. 3. Clarke.
s. Steel King. J. F.. McAlpine. 6. stanton.
$50; II. 7. Ewig. I Macoubrey. Z: Jas.
Watt. 1880; Stephenson, Manila, S. Fin
land. $50. H. II. Brown. Thos Walters.
$50; Prindoc, p. d. Block. 10: Benson
Ford. II; Algoway 1890 A. m. Tuesday
w. c. Richardson, l.. c. Smith. Louis Hi,
$50 l.. c. Hanna. 3 J. S. Pillsbury. $3.50
w. @. Clyde. Chambers. 40; Hemlock.
81; Maunaloa. Norco, $50; Perseus. s;
Thos. Lamont, g.
DoWN-A. F. Harvey. H. Yates, $50
a. m. Monday: LaSalle. 8; +. c. Collins.
10; VIM. Mather 1l:3O; w II. Bonner.
noon; Mataafa, | p. m; f. T Weir. J..
Wood. j. Laughlin. p. m; Noronc 2:
Taurus, A. c. Dinkey, 2:30; f. w. Pargny.
Collingwood, 3 =. J. Burlington. Shasta.
$3.50; a. +, Cornelius Jr., 4; 6. L. Torian,
4 80; w. A. McGonagle. 5: Drumahoe. s:
A. r. Uhrig $50; Lehtinen. Alfred j.
Iocorte, $50: J. J. Boland 10 30; Kee-
watn, II. W. C Field, A. S. Epson
1890 J Block u. j Morren 1890
m. Tuesday $ n. Robbins. n. G Frick
J 30; g. r. Fink w. B. Dickson 2 "
". Wolf $3.50 c. T Jarray, 4: Thos
Britt. Myron Taylor 5 l.. r. Block. s:
~ p. Thompson, 7, MaripoSa. Magma.
Weather. calm. clear.
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International News Service wIre

CHICAGO. June 3.-Wheat fu-
lures were 1sc lower TO &c higher
at the opening today corn I'M
changed TO &c up and oats sc 10
u c down.
WHEAT-July. 957sc; Septem-
Der. 97A4977sc; December, 99l4
H99%c.
CORN-July, 73asc; September,
747sc: December, 76c
New: July. 35kc; Sep
tember, 1854 Q36Tc; December,
3Sc.
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Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongard Co.
Windsor. Prices In cents Noon quotations
MINING
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CoIcnisI stores, Inc, reports for
the four months ended April rs net
profit % $3.50 1877. before excess profits
taxes. agslns, S2te i2e in the four months
ended April %. 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
BONDS QUIET FIRM

Others to advance a point or
more were Bethlehem Steel.
Chrysler. Du Pont. Case, Mont
gomery Ward. Owens Illinois
Glass. Lima Locomotive and East
man Kodak.
Gains elsewhere were limited 10
fractions, including United States
Steel, General Motors, Sears Roe
buck and American Telephone, as
we'll as coppers. rails. utilities.
rubbers and building shares
National Steel and Libbey-Ow-
ens-Ford slumped 10 new lows. the
latter breaking well over a point
AZ one time. Consolidated Air
craft, recent bull favorite, slipped
a half point under profit-taking
Bonds were quiet and firm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Margay OIL Corporation declared

a regular quarterly dividend of %
cents, payable July 10 TO stock of
record June 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

Diamond Match Company aud subsidi-
ares report a March quarter ne; profit
NJ $500 s73 equal 10 ~ cents a share on
common. against s5i3 $40 or 81 cents on
common In The March quarter OF last year,
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Manufacturers Trust Company

Manufacturers Trust Company
OF New York declared regular
quarterly dividends of 30 cents on
common, payable July | TO stock
of record June Ia and so cents on
preferred, payable July ID 10 stock
Of record June 30.
Cannon Mills Company declared
a dividend of<50 cents on common.
payable July ] TO stock of record
June l8 The same amount was
paid April l.
Washing Machine Corporation
declared a dividend of 25. cents on
Class A and Class B stock. pay
able June % 10 stock OF record
June 20 The corporation paid
four dividends of 12la cents each,
in 1910.
International Nickel Company
of Canada. Ltd. declared a regu-
larg quarterly dividend of Sis
on preferred. payable in United
States currency August / TO stock
of record July 2.
American Crystal Sugar Com
pany declared a dividend of IS
cents on common. payable July !
10 stock of record June II. The
same amount was paid April l..
Tech-Hughes Gold Mines, Ltd.
declared a regular quarterly
dividend Of 10 cents, payable July
| TO stock of record June 10.
Penn Traffic Company declared
a semi-annual dividend of 1919
cents, payable July Is to stock of
record July 10. The company paid
- cents in January this year and
10 cents in July. 1910.
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany Of Canada. Ltd, declared
a regular quarterly dividend of 60
cents on common. payable July q
to stock of record June IA.
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BuIova Watch Company de,

clared regular quarterly dividend
OF so cents on common. payable
July / TO stock of record June 20.
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UNLISTED

pa Is Init lndust 800 Ia Ia IL "a
APado payable In IN
cash On account OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Beneficial Industrial Loan Cor

poration declared a dividend of 40
cents on common. payable June 30
10 stock of record June II. on
March 81 dividend Of As cents
was paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Stock Market
Extends Gains
In EdrIyDedIs

NEW YORK. June 3.-The stock
market gained a little momentum
on the upside today in the wake
Of Mondays slight improvement.
Gains in several representative
issues ran from / 10 more than =
points. Buying was moderately
active between 1870 and II
O'Clock. when the bulk Of the days
gain was chalked up, but the pace
Slackened thereafter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
MOST LEADERS NARROW

Sales in the first hour expanded
10 10000 shares, or more than
double The recent hourly average.
The edge was taken off the rise
in the second hour, when the mar
kct lapSed into a hstleSS and
narrow trading range Most lead
ers held around the early peaks.
Westinghouse Electric, up more
than 2 points. and Dow Chemical
on a rise of = were among the in
dividual features. International
Paper preferred gained a point 10
new 1911 peak and the common
rose half ms much in active deal
incS. American Car and Foundry
preferred cqualed its high for the
year on a gain of about a point.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03

Consolidated Paper
Grand Valley Brew
Hall Lamp
Hoover
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Billions Of Debt

What arc the billions you
refer to? They are billions of
debt.
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Foreign Exchange

YORK. June 3 Prices gwen 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Detroit Stock Exchange

Sales High Low 1918 Chge
100 1914 15L 1914 r u
100 so so SOL 10
100 s s 5 $50.
100 1874 1871 1Sla.....
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1871 Range
IIfph InU nfN

1915 Is .50a
so 80 49,.
ia 3 .10a
p 49, .50a
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.SheeERan
IS Title
Threat

FRENCH LICK SPRINGS. Ind.
April Tommy Sheehan of
Meadowbrook, Detroit. entered to-
days second round Of the tenth
annual Midwest Amateur tourna-
ment. a 54-hole medal play event,
distinct title threat.
Yesterday over the tough Hill
course the Detroiter had q 37-3S-
IS. and today was 10 tee off on the
easier Hotel course. His score was
low on the IIiif course and only
two strokes over the - Of the
leader. Marshall Carlson Of Toledo
University, who played the easier
layout.
Tied with Sheehan. the former
Notre Dame captain. at IS were
Earl Wilde of Chicago and Paul
Welton of Kansas City. One stroke
ahead OF them. though. were the
veteran Chick Evans and Jack
Hoerner, both Of Chicago, with
AS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Stanford Coed
To Wed Don Bulge

STANFORD UNIVERSITY
Cal. April :. GNS1 Members of
Dehs Delta Delta Sorority today
awaited traditional chocolates
from Dcirdre Mildred CoDselman
Ut f1FFTTTN IIlII1s NpiNlpillpit
member. because Of announcement
OF her engagement 10 Don Bulge
of Oakland. rcd-haired profes-
slonal tennis star and former
worlds amateur champion. Miss
Con>elman. daughter Of the late
William Conselman. film writer,
said no date for the wedding has
been set,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
s#H--.--t..--.-.
Downs Stables
Are File d
By CLYDE l.. REECE
International News service Wire

LOUISVILLE ky April .
There's no better indication Of
GOOD times than crow d G d
stables al a race track and on that
basis Kentucky Derby visitors are
= cinch 10 see the biggest congre-
cation Of thorouEhhreds and surely
the largest crowd in all history
a whirl around thc barns yes
ferdsy showed that more than 100
bluobloodS already are quarfered az
Churchill Downs and nearby Doug
las Park. with reservations stream
ing in by the hour OF the pack
moro than = score SIRE candidates
for the SIS 900 added Kentucky
Derby. scheduled May g.
4 similar condition exists at
Kesneland. the nation $ only non
profit equine oval which oponS
It's Spring meet next Thursday
Many OF the derby hopefuls VIII
establish their power or fall oy
Athe waySide in several test races
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
IFS H. P Night
At Mat Show

Monday VIII be Highland Park
night at the Arena Gardens with
It's officials guests of the manage
ment al a show which features
three championship wrestling
bouts
Orville Brown Vs Superman.
heavyweight Ricardo Cortez Vs.
Gorilla Macia>. junior heavy
weight and Walter Roxy vs.. Nike
London. light-heavyweights, are
the title bouts.
Superman also Will unmask after
his match with Brown regardless
of the outcome. He has Wrestled
here since early last December
on an agreement to unmask WREN
beaten but has not lost a bout
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
3, Int.rr.lInn.l N.r, s.r,lr.

Joe McdVck's bat continued 70
dominate the Grapefruit League
yesterday as. ne pounded out ms
sixth home run IN SIX days 10
help The Brooklyn a team defeat
Houston. lab al Galveston Tex.
Dolf Camilli also homered for
Brooklyn
The Chicago Cubs had 10 use
four pitchers. but they finally de-
feated the Philadelphia Athletics,
III. Al Tucson. ARR. after drop
ping five straight 10 the Mackmen.
Bill Nicholson and Billy Herman
homered for the Cubs in d flve-run
sixth inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
Tip Versus Tip
Not Gratuties, but BouOHng Ball Control Method
GiUen Display by Experts in Special Match

ing Spaulding rolled $50 in three
games for CampbeIl-Ewald jan
koWSki banged out 20O-lS7-2l5 tor
Detroit GaSket.
BY the method which calls for
a ball with a deeper thumb-hole
than the ordinary one rolls in
stead Of pitching. various lnstruc-
tors declare.
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Garcia, Northrup
Advance in Mat
Tourney

Joe Garcia OF ST. Louis Boys
Club and NJ. A. Northrup Of the
Olympic Club of San Francisco
came through with victories as the
National a. a. L. junior wrestling
championships got under way at
the Boys Club of Detroit yes
terday.
Garcia. who has won. the Ozark
4. a. t. title IN ttt1e ff455-pouUd
class the last two years, is favored
to win in that weight in the a.
A. L. tournament. He threw
Harold Bayer in 1:22 to advance
10 the quarterfinal round.
Northrup was the biggest name
man to Wrestle yesterday. he
formerly wrestled for Washington
University and Won the Pacific
coast title the last two years.
Northrp finished fifth in the A.
A. L. senior meet held at New
York last week and is expected 10
take the l5S-pound title here. He
threw Jack O'Connor of Ann
Arbor in PA in his only match
of the day.
The results.
Is pounds Melvin Becker fknr Arsorl
threw Virgil sulleuger tDrfro.t Western
y. 8.24 Bernard Wahi ann Arbori de
fesfed Tom ClauEh ann ArBori. Mks
HrWfx ANN ArDori threw Archie Brad
ies tEasi Detroit o.
Harold LanEsCh0G Ann Arbor defeated
Ar HAYES cleveland George kIsn Dear
born A. c. defeated Liosd Emerson
tOberin Kan. Hign school Joe Gsfcla
tst Louis Boys Cub threw Harold Hafei
tAnn Amor i22 p Nlkenus th1a
Arhorl threW Ear oven tst. Louis Boys
Cuht. e s.
f3s pounds Warr1rr ann srrur1
defeated Dick LrmmIrg tbefrot Western
y Martin span cleveland - Threw
Bob clAningham Ann AfBor', -
Lowell Roberts tOberan Kan, n cI
Arhor IA ymond DeHue tam krboTf de
Afea'ed John Mars East Lansing
Is lounds-Teo Persa Dearborn
fT---- " r-rT TT ~
Marvin Becker tAnn Araorl dsfeafef Dsf
sluca Dearborn c. Dor Johnson
tEasf Detroit defeated PETE speek tAn.
Arbor4 Walter Bufsck tCiefeIsnd b
Arbo-I ~ Ncrthmu tsaa Efanlsc-
Arbor 22f Wallace saHers Detroit
Western ~ defeated Reynolds fAra
Arhof Eh ThsFer Easf Detroit threw
Joe Sowak tAun Arner $40 lee Msr1i
tEast Eansire 'arres George Mcini fe
tAnn Amor. e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05

As one-fnger tip control expo
nent 20 another Archie Jankow-
ski. originator Of the method in
Detroit bowling and Wayn e
Spaulding, credited as bur not the
originator as he says. today, met
in a special seVen-game match last
night al Olympic Recreation after
the close of the Greater Detroit
League program.
Spauldng Won by 123 pins 1916
TO 1873, with an average of 22l
against 203. JaukoWSk'S scores
were 16O-209- lS4-244-244-209-173.
Spanlding boarded lSS-257-lSl-
243-253-l9l- 233.
In the league matches preced-
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Fight Results

By International News ser,ice
A. Ssw Yorh Ton Sala- 2n2 cali
forufa. scored technical knockout over Max
bsef 220A Livermufe Cal tsf Par
Valentino. 116. san Francisco. Knocked
out Bomb NesteU 1872 Las anEelcs 90.
A. Chicago Bf.v conn rs 1f Pitts
hufch STOPPED Gurrar FafIuaf fqf oi
Finland fsl Booker HsckRHh 111 of
Gary. Ind knocked our A'fus AHer. fsS.
~ Chicago co. John Cream pffsnurgh
feeisioned Mlke \hopRo indiana Hsrbor
tnd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05
soX HURLERS GOOD

The veterans Ted Lyons and Bill
Dietrich pitched two-hit ball 10
lead The Chicago White Sox 10 a
60 SnutOut victory over Pittsburgh
at Fl Centre. Cal. Moose Solters
hit homer with Two on in the
seventh.
Walt Judnich and Harlond Cliff
homered as the s.. Louis Browns
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CoUNsnMAN SECOND

James Counsilman of St. Louis,
an unheralded breast-stroker who
had topped the afternoon heats
with 2.43.2 came up to take Sec
ond in 2427. while the rest Of
the field faded
Parke was third in 245.2,
Schmidt fourth in 246 and Spang-
Ter fifth in 2.49.5.
In the 300-yard medley, Kiefer,
trailing Parke at the end of the
l00-yard breast stroke leg. went
out in front when he rolled over
going into the back stroke. He
added five yards here and held it
through the crawl stroke to win
in 1926.
T. Phil Carson and George Gibbons,
Brown boys 6the school. not the
color, finished second and third.
Carson was in in 3342 and. Glib
bOnS I'M 1853. Parke finished
fourth in 1911. Fred Gass of the
Dallas a c was fifth in BAH.
Earl Clark of Ohio State took
the low board diving honors hand
lly. Only local entry, Bobby Card
ner of Wayne. took sixth after
finishing third In the trial flight.
220-yard free-style hnsl--W Won BY OTTO
Jaretz Chicago Towers Club: second.
Tom Hayie Detroit Athletic Club third.
John Patten Michigan fourth, jim
Welsh Michigan. Time, 2.f03 pool
record
220-yard breast stroke mai Won bv
James skinner fMichigau second James
Counsilman 81 Louis " C.. A third.
Edward Parke Princeton, fourth VII
liam schmidt YORK. Pa 7. NJ c. A..
Time. 2;fl.7
- Low board diving finals Won by Earl
CLARK (Ohio state 1903 points secqnd,
sammy Lee Occidental College,. iJe IS:
third. James Cock Yale. 13s IS fourth,
Charles Batterman Columbus. unaf-
300-yard individual medley fra Won
hY Adolph kiefer Chicago Towers Clubf /:
second Philip Carson Brown. thfrss
George Gibbons Brown. fourth EdR ard
Psrke Princeton Time 3 %
fnO-tard reiag-=Wnn by Chicago Towers
CMn Henry Kozlowskl Harold HenninE.
Edward kiraF. Offo 1srefEIs second.
Michigan tIares Welsh Duhson Burton.
Charles Barrier Gus sharenigf tnirf
Nichir8n Robert N6st Clair MORSE Bill
Carey. John PaffenI fouuh. Chicago
Towers Cub fTom Powell GEORGE LoFs,
LINN searls AdoIrh Kiefert. Time 5 % .
breaks world reeerdl.
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Pitteneer TO Practice

Pittpngcr Post American Legion
Junior baseball team viii practice
every Saturday and Sunday eH
Ford Field in Highland Park al
] y. m
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MedWick Socks 'EHRl
Ducky Keeps Up Homer-a-Day Pace Dodgers
Enjoy Romp OUer Houston

smgged out a 12-i WIN over the
Boston Bees Al Fl Smith. Ark.
Max West homered for the losers.
The Washington senators
pounded out a = win over De
iroit al Orlando. Fla behind the
six-hit pitching Of Dutch Leonard
and rookie Jim Dean.
The Brooklyn 3 team pounded
eight Albany, Ga pitchers for a
81 win IN game played az Al
banv.
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CARDS GET GOOD HURLING

Newell Kimball and Max Lanier
held Montgomery 10 three hits a
the 81. Louis Cards defeated the
Southeastern League entry, 40. at
Montgomery.
Newark Of the International
League noSed out the Philadelphia
PhillleS. 2-l al Sebring. Fla
Little Rock Of the Southern
Association forced the New York
Yankees to go i innings 10 win.
81 Pitcher Red Ruffing hit a
homer in the fourth for the YankS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-05

Use Of a mechanical or cleo
trical device to determine all
fouls was adopted, but referred
TO committee for final APP
prevail. The electric eye" Is in
stalled here, but not I'm opera
ton during the rolling the same
as Ii was in Detroit last year.
There are 100000 sanctioned
bowlers in the United States. ac
cording 10 Charley Vance, Abe
field representative.
Judge John L. Rounds of st.
Paul was elected to succeed Neil
{. King of Indianapolis as
president. Vice presidents who
moved up a notch were: Jerry
sAmeling of st. Louis. Elmer IT-
win of San Francisco, Gerhard
Germann of NhitesborO. y. Y,
William Black of Madison, Wis,
and John MARITIME of Syracuse.
l.. {. BaStOn of Tulsa, Okla,
and John Alderman of Cleve-
land. seventh and eighth vice
presidents, are new members.
Elmer Baumgarten of Milwau
kee and Charles ". CaShing o
Peoria, IL, were reelected secre
tary and treasurer, respectively
for five years. Al the end of tia
time Baum intends 10 resign.
Augie JankOwsky OF Detroit.
past president, is chairman of
the nominating committee.
In the future an individual VIII
rolls the highest three-game serie
of the tournament in either tn
five-man or doubles viii receive
cash prize of $50.
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