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Evening star., 1941-08-08
Motions-Justice James w. Morris

Assignments for Monday:
Hazel j. Rancke VS.. Terminal
Transportation Cab Assn, ct al; at
torneys, Miller, Dawson-Friedman.
Masoero VS.. Masoero; attorneys,
Wender-Turco.
Federal Communications Commits
sion VS.. Stahlman.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
MardiGras Takes 5th
Race al Cumberla
Dead Heat in First
Flying Falcon Sets
Record in SteepIechose;
Two Double Poyofts
RIrLIETIN.

CUMBERLAND, Md. Miss
Edith BiIler's Pirate Ship raced
a mile and one sixteenth in
1:49ss today to capture the Cum
berland Aerie F. o. E. Purse be-
fore $500 fans. The filly won
easily and paid S39.40.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Court Assignments

In any case where postponement
of the hearing of motion Is to be
requested, notice should be given
the motions clerk not later than
o'clock the afternoon before such
motion is set for hearing. 1t will be
the policy of the court not to grant
postponements if the aforesaid no.
tice is not given. except when ex-
traordinary conditions have pre-
vented the giving of such notice.
Roll call of motions will be at GAS
am, as heretofore has been the
practice.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
R Racing n ews
Rossvun's Comment
FIRST RACE MAS S AU S
REAL CANIGO, ABBOTS

BEAU, CANIGO, ABBOTS
CHANT.
NASSAU'S BEAU turned in a
vastly improved effort to finish
second in his first Cumberland
test and good ride might be all
that is needed for a set of
brackets. CANIGO has right
good form to his credit and he
could be the one to dispute the
issue. ABBOTS CHANT may
complete the picture.
Evening star., 1941-08-08

ar s Clark entry
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear and fast.
Evening star., 1941-08-08
Toduy's Results Entries
And Selections for Tomorrow
Entries for Tomorrow
Cumberland :

BY the Associated Press.
FIRST RhCE-Purse
Evening star., 1941-08-08

FIFTH RACE-Purse. So. 600: allow
ances: 4-year-olds and up: Wilson mile.
Mazda Lonedenl $40 2.10 go
Napier Tandy tDickey) $40 $50
Cramps tAndersonl go
Time :3S2s.
Also ran-Hants Ship Biscuit
Evening star., 1941-08-08
FOURTH RACE-Purss. 200: allow.
a ". z. Boeins entry

FIFTH RACE-Purse. 81. 600 added. Ala.
bema Stakes; 3-year-olos; flles: - miles.
War Hazard ia a Pomsyys ia
a Yarrov Maid ia Dark Discovery ia
Brookmeade Stable entry.
Evening star., 1941-08-08

SIXTH RACE-PurSe. about s1s.a0O;
the Saratoga Special. 2-year-oldsi 8 fur
Evening star., 1941-08-08

RACE-Purse. $500 claiming
Evening star., 1941-08-08

SEVENTH RACE-PuYse a. 600 added;
Handican Class c. 2-IRar -nldk and I'D.
Evening star., 1941-08-08

$500 claiming
Evening star., 1941-08-08

EIGHTH RAcE-Purse, 81 500; allow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

its nose does not count. And
neither do the spots on It's ears
except in the case of a tie.
~ % o
Proceed with pencil and paper.
As you check off each spot on
your side of the Dalmatian you
mark it down and obliterate the
spot with white paint. That's to
prevent ohesters from counting
one spot twice. II your bookkeep-
ing is accurate at the end OF the
game the Dalmatian should be
spotleSs.
% @ O
It's Just like playing tick-tack-
toe with droppy ears.
q q O
When the Dalmatian Is COM
pletely eradicated you compare
your score with your opponents.
High Spade wins.
. o o
That's the ethics Of High
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

home. That was a year ago. To
make the payments they often
forego the pleasure Of going places
with the rest OF us; yet they are
definitely happier than we are.
"He's proud of their home, and
struts a bit cocker with each
added Improvement. She's thrill
ingly happy decorating and keep
ing the house neat and attractive.
Their home isn't ostentatiOus, but
they're proud Of Il. and their mar
riage Is definitely stronger. for
they know they are accomplishing
worth while--together.
They are u living example of what
a young couple can accomplish by
a little, by working q little
harder and by sacrificing a few
pleasures.
my advice Is TO do as they have
done. What have you TO lose? n
you succeed, you have q home. If
you fail. you'd have paid II 10 the
landlord, anyway"
William Knop t24
1905 Superior Ave,
N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa.
ts2.50 price.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

of those striped mules like they have the
She certainly joe What other kind of are there
heard Of such fooshness in my life
knocking off bundle Of sleep that need plenty
days and wake tell trouble
with friend because dreamed about
On back to bed and let finish
Ethel well don't think that's for somebody
talk 10 their wife Don't
don't s too tired when hit the feathers anything
sleep and did wouldn't believe enough
somebody TO find what
bed7 what standing Ethel
70 think what good friend have the trouble with
Ses look Ethel ahead and have trouble with
body like and let sleep will Ethel
be with just anybody according the with
trouble silly superstition my
believing dreams Ethel then afraid walk
under ladder when II leaning sidewalk? That's
stiton joe that's not superstition that's
the ladder might fan dope would know that
Ethel ses Joe Trp calling dope7 OF
not calling anything but foolish for believing
in dreams you
dope and didn't that what think
I
so had bed put my and
listen beautiful think called
think thinking apologize what's
circus se l will
even believe your dream too II you like.
Ethel stopped and that's wonderful
the circus and and will
other word although could think friend
going have trouble with. kissed
TO bed and got sleep hight but pretty she
again and Joe have thought the good friend
have the trouble with It's joe But
tts al don't have Nov
n drsamS7 I tes good night Ethel.
truly
JOE TURR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

There are definite social and
economic advantages I'm owning
your own home. IL raises your
credit standing--credit men natu-
rally classify the home owner ~
steadier than the renter. In times
of financial emergency the home
Is n backlog Of security, the col
lateral for borrowed money.
Finally. ownership of a home
creates local prestige. IL gives the
young couple q sense Of belonging
TO the c0mmunity--of being solid
citizens. And solid citizens build
successful marriages"
Mrs. Marion A. Harding C23),
Box 996. Eureka. California.
$1,000 price
WILLIAM KNOB. of PITTS
BURGH. PA. thinks conservatives
miss a great deal OF the Joy of life.
Dear Miss Robinson:
THE happiest couple in our
crowd are buying their own home.
They were married when he was
20 and she 10. Three years later
they made their first payment on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

Now that betting on dogs is
legal I shall specify the Ethics Of
High-Spading a Dalmatisn.
{. 90
In the Ethics of High-Spading
q Dalmatian you first choose UP
sides. You take one side of the
dog and your opponent takes the
other.
o O o
Then you start counting the
spots on your side of the dog.
This is a difficult task IL the dog
is friendly and keeps waving its
tail from one side TO the other.
% O O
Some gamblers run the Dalma-
tian through a sausage machine
and separate the wheat from the
chaff. This is accurate but not
o. . +.
In the Ethics of High spading
, Dalmausn I want 10 say that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
n bug About I1.n
RY ARTHITR (RIICC\ RAER
BY ARTHUR (BUCS) BAER

spsding q Dslmatian and we will
hold our field trials in the Autumn.
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You will be able TO use q Dali
matian once for each game until
the paint wears off. The paint
must be waterproof because there
is an organized mob Of Dalmatian
cheaters working the ocean liners
and smoking cars.
O O o
As only one dog is used in High
Spading a Dalmatian you don't
shuttle in this game.
Culbertson is working out a sys-
tenn Of forcing bids in four suits,
which will include the Dalmatian,
the giraffe. q boy with freckles
and q leopard.
O o .
But that takes the game into
the higher brackets. One thing
to remember II IL not compli-
mentary to bring your own Dali
matian for weekend High-spad-
ing.
o O o
Out of difference 10 the host
you must play with the house dog.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

Unfortunately, many young
couples look upon home owner
ship as a project for the distant
future rather than an imme-
date necessity. The couple
which waits years to invest in a
home may find that their mar
riage has failed for lack of
proper anchorage.
Home ownership is an impor-
tant factor in preventing divorce.
Ownership of a home creates a
bond of common interest. The
couple who have planned, saved
and worked to create their ideal
home have shared experiences
which bring them closer together.
The extravagant boy will look 10
his pennies II by saving them he
may have n gunrack for his den.
The gadabout girl will fOrego an
occasional afternoon Of bridge in
favor Of n solitary sewing bee
10 make new curtains for the
kitchen.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

In her dressing gown and she ses Joe
just had a terrible dream. l ses well
that's a fine thing to wake somebody up to
tell them. SEES why did mt you go to
sleep again and forget 1T
Ethel SEES o could mt 90 to sleep
again until called up my mons TO ask
her what it meant. | SEES do you mean to
tell me you called her up at this time of
night to ask her such a silly question:
Ethel ses its only about midnight and she
never goes to bed that early and besides
its not silly question. | wanted to know
what it meant. My mons. knows what
every dream means. am going to have
trouble with good friend.
| SEES what did you dream about that
means trouble with a good friendf Ethel
AZ | HrpaunaH about yahro 4 IL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

THE TEEN ACE tterbugs crowdins the Saturday
afternoons outside the dance
line follow the Tired Ppers of Swing extensively robed
ladies the Madison counters munchns luncheon
mullins from the look
though they could leap frog with the cys yscapes they
wished toanky Yankees The payboy making another effort at
capturing the they broke
They want to eat their pie and have their crust too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
UP AND DOWN
&oaAuay with
WALTER WINCHELL
New York Newsreel

JOE THE MONKEY MATINEE IDOL of Central Park
Every afternoon his trainer tro him where
his humantcs draw Standing Room Only The fam
asc fuuristc paintings the windows of the Modern
gallery East Saith st. They look like takeo themselves
strip OF and shut night clubs along SIND ST that
open and fold at the rate of almost The warned
walk along Brooklyn Bridge by the age old Hope
Dreams and bitter Tragedy The the homeward
bound business that have in them some of the
granite OF which the city is made The Western Union mes
senger boys holding down the most overworked Job the
city. Walking Madam's dog around the block
THE UPPER HALF OF w. ST. between stH and 7th a
solid line OF step down the
youth as fresh and salty babys mounted police
in the W. 4o making behave Modern knights with
out OF of
plush clubs OF middle aged men
their escorts yellow Central Park loaded
with coored balloons candies goodies little piece
of Heaven for tots
THE ELDERLY LADIES od-faShoned ways in their
veteran brownones They live the
men at some OF the snooy night clubs who
like commodores In their blue drift
ing alone the night They shadows
they hug come TO life The blooming park
the bewching florists windows all chorus
Buresoue house: Heads Up Sharp Curves Ahead"
THE TREES IN BLOOM along Sixth deyng
and congestion with their simple beauty The enZed the
antique jewelry century
building W. 18th st. In the Village where the model
with Baldwin
coming from the telephone
ephonetics Kings Highway Brooklyn between
and Island grid
lin broken field along promenade
during mid
their Riddles in their carts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

Vernon Wood (beow), New York commuter, wastes
time in getting to his Rveredge N j. home after his
days work in the metropolis. There's big thrill" he
proudly says, "in touching up your place"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
The Ethics of
Hish-Spsdine a DaImstian"

distributed By Syndicate
If get spots in front of your eyes and they bark it's
Damatian That's dog that formerly under wagons and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
THE
brighter Side
By DAMON RUNYON
CupyrighL IpS1. King Pastures Syndicate, Inc
DistribgtsA b. International ksws service
Mr.. Joe THrp writeS:

Brooklyn, April 20.
Dear air the other night my wife Ethel woke up of
sound sleep by shaking and hoering Joe Joe wake up
please and when opened my eyes she standing by the bed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Should NeWlyWedS InyeStinOWn Home?

MRS MARION A. HARDING OF EUREKA,
CALF, takes first prize with this top-noch letter:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
'HIIADEIPHIA

Totals 4s 1882 Totals "a - - l7s
sBAttsd for Gumber IN sixth
fRatted for Wittig In eighth.
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
tBattsd for Courch IN ninth.
tBatted for Mueller in ninth.
NV York 100 Ona ini OO--s
Philadelphia 900 800 i2o OIL
-Rueksr !, Whitehead 2. DanninE.
Young, Benjamin. Marty. LitShiler 2. ~.
ten, Livingston. johnson. Errors-BsnJA-
min, Mamie Runs batted in-ott ,, Dan
ming, Young 2. Livingston. Marine. Bra
gan, Etten, Marty 2. PodEajny. Two-bsss
hiis-Aarty, banning. Home run-YounE.
Sacrifices -0umbert, Marty. Etteu. Double
plays-Bragan to Marnis to Ettsn, Living
ston TO Bragan 10 Etten. Left on bases
New York II. Philadelphia rs. Bases On
balls-off Johnson L. off Dean 2 off Gum
bert ;, off wftlg j. off G. Melton 3.
Struck out-By Johnson 8, by Gumbert 1.
by wittig 1, by Melton }. Hits OFF John
son II in STA innings, off Crouch none
In IA inning. off PodgaJny l In 2 in
nings off Oumbert In innings, off
Wittig In innings. off Brown In l
inning. off Dean none in IA inning. off
Melton 1 In ? innings Winning pitcher
PodgaJny. Losing pitcher Melton. Jim
res-Magerkurth. Stewart and Smith.
Time-3i7. Attendanoe--7.2 sb
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Browns Beaten,
.2-1,byWhiteSox

ST. LOUIS, April 26.-Behind
the three-hit pitching OF Edgar
Smith, the Chicago White Sox de-
feated the st. Louis Browns, 81,
here today. Caster and Trotter,
who shared the Brown pitching
chores, only gave up six hits.
The Sox scored in the second
inning when RoSenthal, who
walked, scored on Kreevich's
triple. Chicago put across the
game-winning run in the third.
Knickerbocker doubled. went to
third on Appling's single and
scored when Kuhel hit into a
double play. McQuinn to Berar-
dino TO McQuinn.
Manager Fred Haney OF the
Browns registered an official pro-
test of the game in the second
inning after Kreevich speared
Berardino's long drive. Kreevich
shoveled the ball in the general
direction of Larry Rosenthal, who
was backing up the play, and the
ball missed the target. -Haney
claimed Kreevich did not have
control of the ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
State P. @. A. Golf
Schedule

Nav s-Pro-Amateur at Rackhsm
May III. A. Young Invitation at Red
Nav i3-Entriss close for National Open.
Nav 19-Pro-Amateur At Birmingham.
Entries close for National p. q. A.
May 2s-National Open qualifying rounds
at Detroit Country Club. 60
June 2-Pro-Ladiss at Detroit Country
Club (Four-ball aggregate scores; district
handicaps deducted.D
June 5-s-7-Hationsl Open AT Colonial
Country Club, Fort Worth. Tex.
June s-Pro- Amateur at Orchard Lake
June i6-National p. @. A. qualifying
rounds al Plum Hollow
June 23--Pro-Amateur at Crosse lie.
June 3o-Pro-Ladies at Dearborn. (Four-
somes alternate strokes.l
July 7~Pro-kmsisur at Clinton Valley.
July 7-13-Nationsl p. q. A. at Denver.
July 1t-At Bay City Country Club.
July 21-Aunty Booth Day at Meadow
July 2s-27-Michigsn Open at Cascades,
Grand Rapids
husus, ro.Junior a. Forest Lake. :,
August 10-An-star Pro Amateur team
match at Saginaw Country Club.
az suf So.. stat. essmponshp SS serns.
August is-2i-Michigsn p. O. A. Cham.
pionship at Midland Country Club.
August 25.Michigan-ohIo Pro-Amateui
September 2-Pro-Amaieur At Knolwood
September s-Pro-kmsteur At Monro,
Mich Country Club.
september l5-Pro-Amateur at Pin,
Lake.
September 27-Pro-Amstsur at Bsrtor
HIS
september 7s-Pro- Presidents at Mead
OVERLOOK
October S-Pro- Managers a. Red Run.
October 13-Pro-s uperintendents At Ma
pie Lane
October 20-Pro- Pro. este 10 be an
nounced later
2 Assistant professionally tournament. ~
holes Al Lansing Country Club, dsis IN b
selected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

working in quarry his old home town, Martinsburg
W. Va Dick Sisler Georges boy playing ball with Decatur
in the Three-Eye League.
Don Bulge picks Helen Jacobs to the womens national
tennis title and Frank Kovacs the mems honor Frank
be Waner and Curtis Davis of the Dodgers
neither of whom talks much, Tommy Fill
who used play hockey for Detroit is golf
pro the Oxford Country Club, Chicopee, Mass.
Trainer Gustav Nemetz of the Tigers hears from his home
in Fort Worth that his purple magnoas beautiful
than this Spring Doc great for flowers
he grows half different kinds of in his back
yard ALSO young pecan which 10 pounds
the year. half bush last year and bushe this
his home s University
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Red Sox Triumph

BOSTON. April pa brilliant
one-hit relief job by Bill Fleming,
combined with some lusty hitting
by Bobby Doerr. today enabled
the Boston Red SoX TO overcome
seven-run deficit and topple the
Philadelphia Athletics, 81.
Fleming entered the fray in the
third frame after the Quaker City
boys had pounded the slants OF
Woody Rich for seven hits-in.
GLIDING a three-run homer by BOZ
Johnson-and an equal number oil
runs. In his six and one-thiro
inning tenure on the mound, Flem-
ing struck out two, walked four
and allowed Bob johnson TO annex
his second hit of the tilt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Tribe Pair Not Grea+-Dykes

Marvin Breuer of the Yankees will celebrate his twenty
seventh Monday Chef Laabs his Tuesday of
next week Breuer born in Rolla. Mo- and Laabs in
Milwaukee Jimmy Dykes doesn't Boudreau and Mack as
great combination he thinks Boudreau carries Mack
George Preston Marshall of the Washington Red
skins football suggested to Charles Adams manage
menownershp whereby his associates would take
the Boston Bees without payment except new operating
capapro6ts to be divided between the stockholders and
Marshas group Tom Harmon the football proved
that could tackle than Big Ten opponent when he
landed shark as minutes off Fort Lauderdae Fla
Frank Leahy and Mike Castee rival head coaches when
opens against Arizona next FALL
eoassstants under Jimmy Crowley Michigan State in
1882 Coach Jock Sutherland has been elevated TO vice
presidency by the Brooklyn Dodgers pro football club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

College will lose II members of
its 1910 football team through
graduation.
Beat this: In the first week of
Spring campaigning Western State
teams took on IL opponents q.
and conquered them all. The base
ballers led the way by winning
six straight E. Frank tStubl
Overmire. the Broncos' All-Amer-
lea pitcher. already has won three
decisions this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

Rapids City High School Base
ball League South High, al
ready victors in football and bas-
ketbalI, are favored on the dia-
mond.
There are two sets of broth
ers on the University of Michi-
gan's golf team Dick and
Cliff James from Flint and
Charles and John O'Dell from
Three Rivers Paul SiebOld
OF jackson High. holder OF the
state breast stroke swimming
record, now is distinguishing
himself In the high jump.
Saginaw Eastern went eight
years without losing dual
track meet before jackson
bumped the Trojans last week
-. The same day Mt. Clemens
prep thinclads were handed their
worst setback OF all time when
beaten by Monroe, 81 2-S-16 Is.
To celebrate Its first track
team, Ferris Institute has asked
80 high schools to contest In an
"invitational" May 10 Art
Reed of Kalamazoo College and
Joe Chester OF Alma both have
eclipsed the NJ. 1. A. A. broad
Jump record of 90 feet, which
has stood since 1917.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Cubs Lose Two
Stars and Game

CHICAGO, April 26.-Max La
nier held the Chicago Cubs to two
hits as the st. Louis Cardinals
turned in 6 to 2 victory today.
The Cubs not only lost the
game, but lost for several days
the services of catcher Clyde Nc
Cullough and second baSeman Bill
Herman. Mccullough was hit on
the army by foul tip from the
bat of John Hopp, Cardinal in
fielder, and Herman collided with
Jim Brown, Cardinal infielder, in
a play at second base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

Totals 81 s - Totals al s27 IL
'Batted for F. Chapman in eighth.
fBatted for Ferrick In eighth.
Philadelphia 205 900 0O0-7
Boston 003 041 00x--s
Runs-collns 2, Mccoy, r. johnson e.
Hayes. Suder. DMaggio. Spence Foxx g.
Doerr, l.. Newsome. Fleming Errors-Mc-
Coy. Suder. l.. Newsome. Runs batted in
Miles 2 r. johnson 3, F. Chapman 2.
Fleming !, Doerr T. Finney ?, Peacock.
Two-bsse hits-DiMaggio. r. Chapman.
Fleming Doerr 2. Three base hit-Mtles
Home r. Johnson. Stolen bases-New-
some, FoxX. Sacrifice hits Newsome Foxx
Tabor Suder. Left on bases-PhiladeI-
phia I. Boston. Bases on balls 49, OF
Beckman I. off Harris S. off Rich 2.
off Fleming 4. Struck out--By BeckmAn e.
by Rich 3, by Fleming 2. Hits-Off Rich
in % innings, off Fleming l In 61-3 in
nings. off BeckmAn 4 In Innings off
Harris in % innings. off Ferrick In
2 Ia innings. off Dean / In / inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
PhiIIies' Rally
Defeats Giants
International New. ssryle. Wiz.

PHILADELPHIA, April pa
rally in the eleventh inning that
broke a Go tie today gave the
Philadelphia Phillies 7 to s VIC
tory over the New York Giants.
Cliff Melton lost the game by
giving relief pitcher Johnny Pod
gajny a base on balls with the
bases loaded and two men out.
Going into the ninth the Giants
were losing s to 2, but tied the
score on five hits. one of which
was a home run by Babe Young
with one man on base.
NEN NORk PHIIADEI PHIA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
WASHINGTON

Totals 81 s24 Totals "a 10 n IL
'Batted for Ruffing in seventh.
7Batted for Zuber in eighth.
Washington DOL 0l0 Ol0-3
New York 400 900 40x-s
Runs-case. Pofahl Ferreb Rizzuto,
Rolfe 2 Heinrich 2 DiMaggio 2. Keller.
Errors Bloodworth. Hudson. Dncny. Runs
batted in--DiMaggio. Keller 3, Gordon 2.
Lewis. Terrell. Two-base hlts-Henrich.
Dickey 2 Bloodworth, Case Threebas
hit-Keller. Sacrifice hts-Rolfe, Hen
rich. Double pay-Rizzuto TO Priddy to
Gordon Left on bases-Washington 8,
New York 10 Bases on balls-On Ruff
fling 4. off Chandler 1, off Hudson g. off
Zuber L. off Leonard none. Struck out
BY Ruffing T. by Chandler none, by Hud-
son /, hy Zuher none, by Leonard none.
Wild pitch Ruffing. Umpires Quinn.
Grieve, MCGOWAN. Time-2:l5. Attendance
IA, sos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Gp29|'1H!S;
1eoMnodOneu
SPORTS EDITOR
Mack Becomes Provoked Nine Players Belonging
When Dykes Jockeys 10 Tigers Now With
As Sam Chapman Buffalo Minor Team
BOSTON OFFERS sl5O,OOO FOR RAMS

Connie got awfuly provoked at Jimmy Dykes when
manager jockeyed Sam Chapman the Athletics
young college and said:
You should be ashamed of yourself James,
Pitcher of the Chicago Cubs No Is
on his Jersey Truett Pirates got off to good
start two-ht pitching achievement sewel is the
former Tiger Hank Greenberg seeked when the finger
got out o line with sharp tongue.
of the Tigers and Honus Wagner of the Pirates
each wears No 80 his Wagner g. and Steve
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

1lldi icy INOoos
hockey, and Bill
Steppon. second
base, baseball.
B o b Westfall,
football pill OF,
quit baseball
Friday.
j a C X Kobs,
F. a st Lansing
High pitcher. is
following in the
footsteps of his
father, j o h n
Kobs, Michigan
| States baseball
C o a c h. T h e
| Spartan mentor
ION C g w a s a
stan d out in
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