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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
'AlinlOny.
And Now
The Draft!

Donald 6. Harworth, office
worker Of 2075 West Grand boule-
ward. found himself in the unique
position today of being ordered to
paw $40 a month alimony in spite
Of the fact that he Is a good bet
TO be drafted and receive only $50
a month pay.
And the complications don't stop
there. Harworths estranged wife,
Donna. started court action to
collect back alimony for the sup
port Of herself and their infant
son. At the same time Harworth
received notice of this action, he
also received a card from the gov
eminent placing him in draft
classification LA.
He had been classified pre-
yiously in Class ga and went 10
his draft board 10 appeal. There
he found his wife working as a
draft board clerk. He concluded
his wife had used her influence 10
have hi mre-classified for imme-
date service and protested TO his
attorney. Casper Cutler.
Meanwhile. he protested his
draft classification and was as
signed Atty. William Alexander.
Alexander. it developed. is lawyer
for Mrs. Harworth in her alimony
action, and also is a partner in
the law firm of Jorgenson and
Alexander. Walter Jergenson is a
member OF the draft board for
which Mrs. Harworth works.
Yesterday. Judge Lester Mol
ordered Harworth TO make up his
back alimony payments and TO
continue the regular $40 per
month payments. No one seems
10 know what will happen should
Harworth's appeal be denied by
the draft board and the army
takes him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Waste Paper
Judge Says Reno Diuorce
Doesn't Stop Alimony

A Reno divorce under which
George Corbi 50, of 1925 FAR
view avenue. does not have TO pay
alimony to his eX-wife is lust a
pretty piece Of paper so. far as
Judge Dewitt II. Merriam is con-
cerned.
SO Corbi is starting a six-month
sentence for non-paynent of S32s
TO the support of his ex-wife.
Amelia, 80, Of 2675 East Alex
andrine avenue.
A year ago, Corbi filed suit for
divorce and his wife countered
with a suit for non-support. Corbi
was ordered by Judge Merriam
IN pay her So a week. However.
Corhi went to Reno and obtained
a divorce not requiring him to pay
any alimony.
Judge Merriam refused 10 recog-
nice this. contendlng the circuit
court here still had jurisdiction of
the case. Jail in connection with
his alimony is no new experience
for Cobb He has already served
TWO 30-day terms for non-pay-
ment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Drivers on Bond
In Death Case

Mrs. Virginia Bunce Winters. 81,
of $3.50 Balfour avenue, and Aud
ley Ostrander. So, of 27436 Mound
avenue, were released in $500 bond
each for examination February 25
on charges of negligent homicide.
Both drivers were involved in an
accident which resulted in the
death Of Miss Stephanie Bernard.
20. of 1S0S5 Syracuse avenue.
A similar case in which two
drivers were involved was dis
missed by Traffic Judge George T.
Murphy two weeks ago. Judge
Murphy said at that time that if
testimony showed both these
drivers were negligent, the case
might be carried to the state
Supreme Court in order to have
the law clarified.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
Murder Charged
To Wife, 4

MENOMINEE. Feb. 6. - Ar
rested six months after the death
of her elderly husband, Mrs. Ron
aid FranszkiewisZ. u. today was
10 be arraigned on a charge of
poisoning him.
Mrs. Franszkiewisz was arrested
yesterday by deputies after a re-
port from University of Michigan
chemists revealed that poison was
found in the body of her husband.
who died last July 81.
The body was eXhumed several
weeks ago and an autopsy per-
formed after deputies became sus-
picious over the circumstances of
Franszkiewisz' death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06
For Joyful Cough Relief,
TRY This Home Mixture

Of water a few moments. until dis
solved. It's no trouble al all. and takes
but q moment No cooking needed.
Put the PineI into pint bottle and
add Jour syrup. This gives you a full
pint Of very effective and qulck-acting
cough remedy. and you get about four
times as much for your money. 1t
never spoils. and Is very pleasant
children love il.
You'll be amazed by the way il takes
hold Of coughs giving you delightful
relief. IL looSens the phlegm. soothes
the irritated membranes. and helps
clear the air passages Money refund
ed Il not pleased in every wsy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06

Real Relief. Big Saving.
So Easy. No Cooking.

This splendid recipe is used by mil
lions every year. because II makes
sueh a dependable, effective remedy for
coughs due TO colds. Its 30 easy 70
ni1-a child could do IL.
From any druggist, get ~ ounces
Of Piuex. a. compound containing Nor
way Pine and pAlatsble gusiscol, in
concentrated form. vell-known for It's
soothing effect on throat and bronchial
membranes.
Then make a syrup By stirring two
cups Of grsnuAted sugar. and one cup
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06

For the Inside News" of
Washington. Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column in the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-06

DOCTORS AMAZING LIQUID
.ue s.s:' for PIMpLES

Soothing, medioAted Zeno quickly re-
leves itching and irritation Of blemishes
from external cause. Actually aids heal
ing. Zemo doesn I show on skin. 30 years
success AL drugstores.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-28
Ser 5dIaf Ton, nidt.

Ser GdIaf Ton, niht.
Sic faub auf, nabsu ibren ieioe.
nen. tpatteirten Shlafrod unb ging
i'll Ben gefben SaIo1.
Ser Rro,rleudfer fidntn1te aaif.
sic feste iid an ben fleinen gln.
pirefbreibtiih aio idrieb Baitig:
SD hoiH bid erb0ren, Mnbras,
ipenn on mir beriprihft, mid at
beirateu. Das 2eben NIT 8iiga
miro mir sa fao. Deine Mia."
gm anoern Gag iuartete iie sic
tpartete fieberbaft. gr tam nidt. gr
ianote feline 8otidaft.
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nieoergef6rieben. .,stn tpubte iie
es erf eisentlid. .ibr 2eben par
30.
sic ,peinte aornig, oaB es 10 oo.
tpar.
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er fie gana berlieB?
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te. .i1,,iuer. tpieber oie geitredten
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aus 2a,1eetpeile.
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oie Sfo5t gefabren tpare! Ou bait
bid 10 seiebnt nadj Ser BuBta....
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Nidts.
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gr fam aud, 5,,r Seeithnoe nitbt. Ser
8iener bereifete sen See unf Der Wsas
i9i,1e.
sic lag am gitpdn. Gr idub ein
gabourett nit aHe,n Siibereerdt
bortbin mno ei,g tpieoer.
sic fnabberte, an eiirer gGderei,
iGe,tffe iib ei11e baIbe gaffe bod, marf
itd 5ltriif ui,o. >. tpeinte.
Damn finn Ser Srot: 3itgd mar
an allem f6uIo. Ct bddtte ite Idnslt alt
leiner srm1 MAIDEN fonnet, tpenn er
Tie tpirfli6 Iiebfe. Mls garonin Re-
retB Butte iie Bent AnSras tientals
Gbancen 9entu6t.
(S6lliB folet)
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Asittpod ben 2s. Mai 1941

HGHkstASNSL S9ptts t}t&tttAGtts itStJ ~ Is ~
Iekfen Set iii elmer Meiie, Sic aiif.
fallen nnBfe. Mud Dlir6e gela, ser
efnen groBefl gitfliiB dnf ieiren He-
girnents stonaera6eit Hofte, oie Ding
tpieoer ali Sic redte stene ridden milf.
fen, bebor es ailna offeneit Sfanoai
tam.
and Sligo ipar bonfbar, Sen
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Gntideinung nm fid1 s,1 Diifen. nno
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aus bent @ege.
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alg inn 6iefer bei,n erIfen MGeinieirl
frogeno III Die angen blifte. nSrae
mid tibfs, iii mir branit aIIes tpie
ein gergitrom, Ser feii1e ltfer fprett-
gen min nno nidt tpeiB, ipobin i'm
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oa1 'nidt ipeiBt, ipie es in mir aus
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gela trng idtperen a,lmn,er ,,,1,
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f;;rnnerfer nob ,i,f,, @rof MnSros,S ,ls
er gela gum erten Mdl 9ela als @ait
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GERMS 8eIo,' ioofe er frShIih
ltno tat go,l5 10, als gdbe es fit ibn
rtirhts Observation-Disclosures. uIs Ser
laia Sen Sof su ruade,,, Gin fan,ilia.
res 4arfenlpieI in Ser 8ibltofbef, tpc
iid Man1a @eroonp, 8eIa, Miu urb
Mnbras mnslid nieoerfieben.s gab 3D.
5l1 lpiHfosHfttene @elegenbeit.
3iien Iies 1idp toieoer eiu,naI ent-
id1tloiae,t: er tuolle Dem @eiouert
nad)qeben. ,..-- -
II. 81, ;einp,n oi,p,,,er s,ifpIte pr s,rn,,
einen @egenltano in Seioeapapier,
tat ibn porfdtig ii, ben Gudfad, lieB
fth po1tI Giener in Der Salie oas
@etuebr rei0en ,,uh sing. :. ntF sen
Sod. g.. ~. ..>
,gs ilt m0slih, oaB i6 bente fpa.
ter foil1r1ep rief er nod 5,ariid. ,,Gs
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gs lag 5iett1lid bober S6nee.
Ser @dlo itano tnartnor1t, mil
f6neeldtperer, geneigten Melte,L ftiu
1tuo feierIih. '- .
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-28

.oa brad) Elm froblides aade,,
bon iBren 1ippen.
,,Oseine Ya,ppel ad lieber goh
.Iiieine Bnppep Sic griff MIL
Ebeioen S6noen bondd.
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CUTE 9opa bdf iie mir eefaltft. 30
NOR ib nod ueilr -. .i,tlo id bafte
ME initter 10 geliebf. Sligo 8. .iDie
fomnlett sic a,l ir1einer Yi,ppe2"
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s&anlinede, ct batfe oie 9lrn1e dill
Sic anie geffiibt lit,o oas @eiidt in
Sen Sanoen Dergrdben.
Gr aab feline Mnfuort.
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u81ign", iogfe iie leife, ,,tpas ii
oenn? Sabe id Sbnen heb eetan ]?
gas baben sic oeni1?"
9a iab er su ibr al,f. sic eridra,
bis ins tiefite Ser5 bor Dem ansornd
ieiaes @eiidtes.
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I CT Sfano auf, riiffe eiaIen ssueifer
Sfud 5aant &a1ni,h ltno eraddfblte dies
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tneinet.pege,t. -. Tie Iiebt sid. 49,
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bei ibrer Sdpeiter, nnb fd) eIaa.be;
fe iii aud tpieoer oortbit a,lriidge.
febrt, dis grifa ,,ad fens Sabret1
ina fSsnrrp NfYp1ff fff11f"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-28

t0HUH iAHI0SDW VA9ouf latsO NJ IDANT
|fIeine JGdden in elmer aofnn,ooe.
Esd bobe mir baDon einen MabeIbrief
,eingefIffert, fir mein Neceiiaire, id)
| babe es nod. !"
h Sic itano ouf ln,b bolte es ill,o
lie nerglihen. 3itga mar 10 err
Egriifen, 6aB er fein Bort raebr iagen
Eto1,i,fe.
/ gr giua friiber fort als YonIt ,iao
Fin oieier BegIfunoe o,,rd) BEN idtpei-
IaenDen @alo fa1liuelfe iib 1T Ieiner
lBruif cine anflaee eegen 6as sdid-
lial ,,lo ein 1naBloier Corn gegen
|Dsia, Sic ibn tpiiientlid belogen batte.
/ sls er 1T oas 3immer trat, iaben
Ioie bier @1ite nod Bel Sen 4arten.
I3liga fins seraoe nod einen bon
Isln6ras beiBen Bliden allf, Sic iiber
fWfia binIprangen ute Junfen, Die
8ra,1o itiften iollen. -.
i Da fprana 8ela iofort arf.
/ ,,aon1n, 3iiaat 8ir itno i'm 800
l.ment fertig. -. Mama, iibernin1n,
Emeine &orfea!"
/ ST. nabn 3iiea am Mrm uno fiibr-
lte ibn binalls.
I ,Seiliger @ott. y. mas lit eei6e=
Iben! Mi,nn, es nidt Idper. 9u bi1t
HeIbIt idalo oaran, neil ou oeine
EBra,,t. -. 10 bernd6lGIIia1t -. bu
l,mnBt. -"
7 rGas 1T es nidf', faete 3iiso
Itpesauerfeno. ~. mag lie! ettpas
Ian6eres. -"
ltnb er riB 8ela mit fi6 fort in
Hem 3imn1er.
| MIs 9ela tpieber 5u Sen anbern
Itrat, meioete Ser Siener eben: ,,gs
|iit ferbiert."
! @eIa iab iebr ernit aus uno itreifte
faaia nit einem finltern glid.
sic fliiiterte Mnoras 5u, pabrenb
/ tie bur1 ben SaaI gineen:
,,gr bat es eemerft, @noras!
| Mnoras la9te beiier auf.
| v@enn er ettpas bon mir tpia. ..
LID bin ia ba.'
| ugr tptrb midi fortiagen.'
gr neiete iid) su ibrem DIR.
,Oann fomntIt bu gu nlir!'
| X
| 9ie na9lte @adt lag Weia tpahe,1b
,1,,b finfierte.
! Ser Mono i6ien In ibr 3immer
uno, lofte oi,s Sen tpertpollen 9ingen
Eauf ibrert Soilette,ttiih Tito ats ben
alten &abmen bie iadte blaue Sellig-
felt, Die iolden &dumen 10 punoer=
baren 3auber berieibt.
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benfen, nit sen biaigen Slips duff ser
tSfpn1nooe unb ben f1mar5en Balfe,,=
lfAatten Ser 51lote, ,aitteu altf ibrer,
|f1maien tpeiBen Bett. IL,
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lbel, gefretet, I'M lie aus ibrent Ninen-
br6oeloafein a,1 befreien. @ie ei,t
2dno Ser gerbeiBung tpar Ste Y,,Bta,
6ie Seit1df ibrer @inoeridbre, Dor tbr
oufgeitiesea. Sod aud oieier 3au=
Der par iett ibe1 berfloge,t.
Sbre 9rnuf5eit2 Gs tpare t0blih
lnngweilig geDeien, tue,,n anbras
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-28
Ser 3tpers

Mnf 6ent SsabrmurH fngt Ser ge.
fnber ettport au Sen, 5daububenbeA
fiker: SOS lit BOD fein 3tuers, ben
Sie bier torfiiibres.. Ct 1T ia fiinf
GuB groB."
Sos 1T eben bus Munoerbore an
ibnr. Ct 1T SET gr6Bte 3merg auf
Ser gurset @ef."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-05-28

.Seit mir t,1eiue Mrn1banoubr rtal
IN cine 9aiIe &uffee gefalIen lit, eebt
lie irnrner eftpas borl''
.Sa. ia, aaffee regt ebeih d,1!''
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
BIERMAN ADJUSTING HIS MACHINE FOR WASHINGTON
Hutch Called
Upon in Pinch

MONTREAL - Montreal PLAYS
Buffalo tonight in the final game
Of their International baseball
league governors. cup plsyoff. with
the possibility Of Freddy Hutchin-
son being called upon TO try FOR
his fourth victory Of the series.
Hutchinson, who returns 10 De-
troit OF the American league next
year. turned in his third victory in
five days at Buffalo Saturday
night, the Bisons winning 4-3.
Montreal evened the series by a
similar score yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
SPORTS Parade

the Rookie of the year.
Dickey isn't the catcher he
used to he, but he still does n
brainy. efficient job back of the
plate and he remains a danger
Gus clutch hitter even II his
average has dropped below 800.
Keller had knocked In l22 rms
before he fractured his ankle,
and IL may he that eventually he
will develop into the outstand-
ing power hitter in the game.
He reall, can lean on the ball.
Hack makes the grade at
third on the basis OF years of
steady. dependable work afield
and At bat. There ought to be a
place | suppose, on an All-Star
team for one of the Brooklyn
Dodgers pitching aces. Kirby
Higbe and Whitlow Wyatt. But
Walters and his sinker ball get
the nod from me. and, of course,
Thornton Lee of the White Sox
has worked wonders this season.
Day after tomorrow the first
scalding letter will arrive from
Cleveland. starting out: Oar
Sir. you cur-what the hell is
the idea of leaving Lou Boudreau
off that team. you rat >"
There will be one cent postage
due, too.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

DETRoIT-Ni Nina korgan, "a
year-old girl from Tulsa, Okla, to-
day was the queen Of Americas
soft ball pitchers.
Nina pitched the Higgins mid
gets Of Tulsa to the worlds cham
pionship last night with a so
victory over the Cleveland. o..
Erin Brews. She yielded three
hits and famed II batters. In
previous tournament games she
famed 81 and hurled one no-hit
contest.
Her performance outshadowed
the mems title game in which the
Bendix Brakes Of South Bend,
Ind. took the championship by
crushing the Romancos Of Roa-
noke Rapids. n. C., 9 to 0.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Man O. War;
Son Winner
Defects Whirlowdy
At Puwtucket. r. /.

PAWTUCkET. X. The IA
miliar applause for Whirlaway
had dwindled to a couple Of feeble
whispers here today as New Eng
land cast its horse OF the year
votes in a solid block for a golden
coated colt who looks and occa-
sionally runs-like his fabulous
father. Man o. War.
His name Ia War Relic and
he IL the first good son Big
Red has sent to the races since
War Admiral. Nobody knows
just how good he Is, but some
Indication could he read in the
statement of the trainer of
the horse he upset so rudeiy
Saturday In the Narragansett
special. y. A. (plain Benz
Jones.
We have no excuses to make
for WhirlawAy." Jones said.
"Whirlaway didn't run quite as he
has run before and War Relic
seemed fit enough to last al day.
Wen just have to try to catch him
the next time we meet up"
EIGHT OUT OF TEN
War Relic has won eight OF his
last 10 races and ne finished sec
ond on the other two occasions. He
first made the headlines when he
scampered home in the $50, 900
Massachusetts handicap. and then
he ran Whirlaway TO n highly dis
puted nose decision at Saratoga
Springs.
He led from wire 10 wire In
the $4,000 special Saturday
and was just breezing at the
end while Nhirlnway was
badly beaten horse. Instead Of
moving to within $4,000 of
Seabiscult's all time money
mark. Nhirlaway picked mp
only $4,000 and stayed In fifth
spot.
Whirlaway and War Relic aren't
eligible for many of the same
races The former will run next
In the Lawrence realization at
Belmont park and the chances are
their rubber meeting won't come
until the Pimlico special in Mary
land Oct. 30 In that race, both
would have to carry the same
weight, the factor on which Whirl-
away's hackers pinned alibis today
In the disputed nose race. Whirl-
away gave War Relic 10 pounds.
On Saturday he gave him IL.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
AH-Stars
Beat Indians

SPOKANE THE Western Inter-
national baseball league season
was over today with an All-Star
aggregation installed as the best
club in the circuit.
The Stars beat the Spokane
Indians, regular-season champions.
three games to one in a post
season series. The score of the
final game Saturday night was
AL with Jonas holding the In
dams to four hits
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Fort Lewis Gets Field d.

twenty-acre recreational fed-compete with fie'd
house. two baseball diamonds ured football arena quarter
mile running track, beachers with seating capacity
for 5000.
That's the sports setup which the PwA will start CON
suction stumps will he gunhed out
and wPA funds will be expended and the army
contribute S1as37
selected dehbera
c. C. May Henry roster
professors University of Washington with knowledge oil sports
problems, assisted
Capt Charles former Husky Al-Amercan did his
Finally site chosen with good
highway and beautiful setting
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Going Up


san Francisco ..... 600 600 100
Seattle .............ol 100 20X-4
SUMMARY Earned runs, off Stutz
3 Cole / sacrifice hits. off Stutz /
Cole / bases on balls. off Cole ?
strikeouts Stutz . Cole 3 left on
bases. San Francisco 7. Seattle q.
two-b base hits, Fallon Fernandez.
Berger Brovia. Scarselln sacrifice
hits Matheson Stut7. stolen base
Harris. players walking. Trower,
Brovis. runs hatted in. Niemiec Ber-
ger. oGrodowski. Scarsella, Sickle,
double plays Sickle 10 Scarsella
Berger 10 Searsella NiemteC to Sickle
10 ScarSella time, 80, umpires.
Hood and Snyder.
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Bruce Smith
Backfield Ace
Sweiger and Daley
To Give Him Aid

MINNEApOLf> - Bernie bler
mans penchant for shuffling ms
available material and coming up
with winning combination is once
more in evidence here on wind
swept Northrop field. as he PUSHES
his Minnesota champions toward
readiness for the Washington in
vasion.
Drawing TO three aces in Bruce
Smith, Bob Sweiger and Bill
Daley, the eanny Bierman is again
playing the percentages and study
ing several combinations which
may solve the current Gopher
shortage Of experience in the back
field.
Although the Gopher drills are
less than q week old, several
things have become apparent.
One Is that the versatile
Smith is a certainty at left
half. where his fluid running,
hi> oftui ate Hhhtihk anu six
shot passing will he of the
most value.
Another is that two sophomores
may play important roles in the
opener with the Huskies. A stocky.
hard scampering halfback named
Herman Frickey moved into the
right halfback spot vacated by all
American George Franck on the
first day of practise and thus far
he hasn't been replaced.
SHARP REACTIONS
Then Bierman called upon the
services of Bill Garnaas. no.
pound newcomer with razor-sharp
reactions and plenty of football
sense. Young Garnaas has been
alternating with the veteran War
rem Plunkett at quarterback.
Finally there il the case of
the explosive Mr.. Daley. who
Is running half of the Gopher's
hit-and-run fullback duo, the
other half being Sweiger.
1t is generally agreed that
Daley's ability is much too valu-
able to be in use on part time
basis. Evidently herman is of
the same mind because he has
given him a trial at tailback. With
his bali carrying proclivities the
big blaster might well see service
at both full and halfback.
PRETTY MUCH SAME
There is evidence that the first
team lineup of the opening week
Will remain pretty much the same
up to and including the Washing
ton game. With only IL DAYS in
which to work, herman and his
aides have had to make their
choices and stick to them.
Right now, the starters
against the Huslzies would
seem to be Bob Fitch and Bill
Baumgartner at ends, Urban
odson and Dick Wildung at
tackles, Hedge Pukema and
Butch Levy at the guards and
Gene Flick at center, with
Plunkett at quarter, Smith at
left half, Frickey at right
and Sweiger at fullback.
One of the pleasant surprises
greeting Bierman and his staff
was the apparent good condition
Of the squad as Of the opening day.
The athletes the oversize
ones-were lean, well-muscled and
generally fit.
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1. Scribner /. wild pitches. hy John
son /. hit bv pitcher. Trower eY
Scrthner. left ON bases san Fran-
cisco 3 Seattle O. tWo-b base hits
Niemiec. Harris. Fain sacrifice hit.
Fallon. player walking Matheson
runs hatted IN. SearSells. Falion, J
White Harris Niemiec Fsin, d
White time two hours. umpires
SNYDER and Hood
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LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
New York 6-2, Cleveland SIS.
Boston 9-5. Chicago 2-1.
ST. Louis rs. Philadelphia d.
Washington =. Detroit 0
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First Game
SAN DIEGO

olalS +.s,s.s.s. 80 " ~ Il
aBatted for burst In sixth
bBatted for Christoff I'm seventh
cBatted for AnaniCz In seventh.
dBatted for Buxton in ninth.
scores nv Innings
San Diego ....... 100 00l olO-3
Oakland ..........0 600 600 00O-0
Summary-Losing pitcher. Ananicz.
innings pitched Ananics 7: ut bat.
off Anancz 25. hits. off Ananicz5.
runs scored. off Ananicz 2. runs re-
sponsible for. Ananicz I. Buxton l;
struck out. by Ananicz /: bases on
balls. off Ananicz 3. two base hits,
Chapman. Devaurs. Jensen: runs bat
ted in. before. Ma2zera. Jensen. sac
rifiee. before. Pellagrini.