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Evening star., 1941-05-14
rs Lifeguord Positions
Are Open at D. G. Pools

Applications for 1ifeguard posts
at District swimming pools now are
being accepted at Offices of the We'll
fare and Recreational Association of
Public Buildings and Grounds. 1135
Twenty-flrst street NV, R. ]. Nc
Carthy, pool director of the associa-
ton, has announced.
twenty-five positions are open
and training and conditioning classes
will be held to determine qualifica-
tons Of applicants. The first five
day course will begin Monday, and
the second will start June 5.
Present plans call for opening of
the East Potomac Park pool May 30.
Five other pools operated by the
association will be opened June 7.
Evening star., 1941-05-14

architecture. The Government will
award contracts fixed at $4,000 for
each Of these groups.
The third work sought is a mas
sive bas-relief plaque, 81 feet long
and II feet 6 inches high, which
will be placed over the main en-
trance of the building. A $4,000
contract will be let for this work.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Coffees Entertain
For Mrs. Garnett

Representative and Mrs. John
Coffee of Washington State en-
tertained at dinner at the Shore
ham last evening in honor Of the
formers sister, Mrs. Louis Gar
nett, also of Washington. Other
guests were Associate Justice and
Mrs. William o. Douglas, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Charles H.
Leavy, Representative and Mrs.
Jerry Voorhis, Assistant Secre-
tary of the Interior and Mrs. Os-
car L. Chapman. former Cover
nor of Pennsylvania and Mrs.
Clifford Pinchot and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Smith.
Bermuda has 5,001 licensed radi
receiving sets.
Evening star., 1941-05-14
Lecture on Dairy Industry

P. E. LIE Fevre, director of labora-
tory and production for the Chest
nut Farms Chevy Chase Dairy. will
deliver a lecture on "Our Country's
Stake in the Dairy Industry" at the
Commerce Department Auditorium
at pm. tomorrow. He will use
charts and films in connection with
his talk and, in addition to his COM
parison of the milk industry with
other industries, will call attention
to some Of the new by-products Of
milk.
Evening star., 1941-05-14

Miss Margaret Wade and Miss
Marie Earle Taylor.
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Helen Retains
Tennis Crown

NERO. Pa.-Helen Jacobs. for
mer American and Wimbledon
champion. retained the Pennxylva-
ma and Eastern States wome1's
lawn tennis title yesterday BY de-
feating Hope Knowles Of Phila-
delphia's. 81. so.
The Berkeley. Cal. PLAYER mixed
heavy chop spins with hard
straight drives To overcome her
opponent. ranked 10th nationally.
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Pioneer Loop
BY United Press


Boise and Ogden traded pair
of weekend games and were tied
today for first place in Pioneer
league standings.
The Reds booted Boise out of the
top spot with = 5-4 victory satur-
day but Boise came back last night
to win 6-3.
Spanked by Pitchers Kol-
kemyer and Christensen who
gave up but seven hits, the
Pilots grabbed the lead in the
second inning Of yesterdays
game and held 1t throughout
the session.
Idaho Falls reached Burly Alvin
Tate for II hits but the Salt Lake
Bees defeated the Russets 5 TO 4 in
IL innings. Mel Sicily scored the
winning run in the last of the 18th,
when Jack Hstchett was struck by
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aATRAMIAIn

HOLLYWOOD .,... 900 o2i oio-4
Sacramento ......... gao o1o oox-5
Summary-Winning pitcher, Mum
ger; losing pitcher, Bithorn: innings
pitched. BY Bithorn !. Tost 4, Munger
2. Caplinger a. at bat. off Bithorn
Is. lost IS. Munger 26. Caplinger D.
runs scored. off Bithorn 4, lost l.
Munger 3. Caplinger /: hits. off
Bithorn 7. lost 4. Munger 8 Cap
finger !: runs responsible for, Bithorn
g. lost l. Munger 4: bases on balls.
off Munger q Caplinger /; struck
out. by Bithorn 3. Munger 2 Cap
linger L. left on bases, Hollywood 5.
Sacramento S: 2-base bits. Gutteridge.
Sturdy. Endicott ?. Kahle; home run.
sturdy, PLAYERS walking. Brenzel.
Uhalt Rosenberg: runs batted in.
Gutteridge 3. sturdy. Schultz.
Sweeney. Rosenberg. Kahle. double
plays. Schultz TO Lillard to Herman.
Iillard 70 Schultz 70 Herman, Hand
lev TO Blattner 10 Sturdy. time. ! IS;
umpires. Hood and SNYDER.
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graduated 10 the New York
Yankees in 1925 At a SIS, 900
tap.
His home Town. source Of
many great performers. miss
Cd him somehow =. saw him
rise 70 one Of the greats and
then come home 10 wind up
his career.
And the sight Is none TOO
pleasing. because the spring
has gone from Lazzeri's legs
and he is finding II difficult TO
keep up the Coast league
form. a something he found
simple when youth rode with
him step and step.
However when Coast
stars are mentioned the name
Of Lazxeri must be placed high
and In brilliant hues.
He was, fans "A true star
In every sense Of the word.
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Tigers Split
Pair Of Tits
Morlowe. Southpow.
Wins Third Come

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Vancouver IA. Salem 0-e.
Yskims Sc. Spokane IL.
Wenstchee 12-z. Tacoma Ill.
WENATCHEE - Tacoma and
Wenatchee divided a twin bill Sun
day. the Chiefs taking the first
game and the Tigers the second.
Scores we're IL and IL, Wenatchee,
and TO 4, Tacoma
Home runs by MarIowe and
Hansen brought victory 20
the Tigers In the nightcap.
Mariowe won his third
straight game.
The first game was an old time
smuggling match. Tacoma getting
16 hits and Wcnatchee 20. The
Chiefs staged six-run rally in
the ninth to win. Tiger Hurler
stephens was kept on the hill
until the last frame when Cadinha
relieved him and lost the game.
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Yaks Within
Firing Range
Toke Two From Spo-
kone Loop Leaders

SPokASE-The Yakima Pip
pins were within firing distance II
the Western international league
lead today after sweeping yester-
days doubiehesdsr from the pace
setting Spokane tribe, 81 and 81.
Big Mike Budnick. top ranking
Spokane pitcher. dropped hv first
game after six straight victories.
when he walked nine Pippins IN
the opener.
Yakima outhit Spokane In the
nightcap while Lefty Al Lien kept
the Indian sluggers under control.
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Takes Crown
With 1873 Hits
Young Tocomon in
Big Day With Gun

SPOKANE. Wash.-Earl Colson
Jr.. Tacomas perennial winner
swept three events out Of four 10
pace amateur shooters IN the
washington state trapshoot at the
Spokane Gun club yesterday.
Colson blasted 1913 birds 10
win the singles. scored SSs
for all-around honors and
broke 40 out Of so olayt to
take the doubles award. Guy
Chlesman. Spokane. won the
amateur handicap with 81
pigeons TO his credit
Mrs. L. s. Barnes Of Seattle
captured the women's crown with
a score of 81 and Orman Ballew
Of Yakima swept all four profess
sional events. His scores: singles
1es. doubles As. handicap 81. all
around $50.
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Huskies Win
Over Badgers

CHICAGO - The University Of
Washington crew. winner of the
national championship in 1e4o,
defeated Wisconsin by half a
length yesterday in an exhibition
duel at the Central States School
boy Rowing association regatta.
Washington covered the one
mile route in 5:16.4. Wisconsin
freshmen and the Washington
junior varsity tied in another ex-
hibition timed at 5:04.S.
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EARL COLSON WINS STATE TRAP TITLE


sAI.EN-After three consecu-
tive losses the Salem Senators
came back 10 take the final game
OF their series from Vancouver
"a yesterday. The Caplianes took
the first half Of the Sunday
dOubieheader 10.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
New York 3, Cleveland 2.
Boston So, Chicago ga.
Washington 10, Detroit 5-l.
Philadelphia 10, st. Louis 1.
Second game postponed, WEI
grounds.
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dress: left ON bases. Tacoma IL, Wen
atchee IL: base on balls, off Marlowe
I, Phebus 6. Raimondi 1: struck out,
by MArlowe .. Fhebus 2. Raimondi o:
hits. off Marlowe in . innings IA. off
Phebus In g innings .. off Raimondi
in | inning 0: hit by pitcher, by
Mariowe. Endress. wild pitches, Fhe-
bus 3, Marlowe, passed ball, Stoeber.
winning pitcher. Marlowe. losing
pitcher. Phsbus. umpires. Ksliis and
weiseerher. time OF game. 400.
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Totals
Los ANGELES


Portland .......... 030 600 OlO-4
Los Angeles ........ 200 o2oo 0ox-5
Summary Runs responsible for.
Prim 2. Hilcher 5: bases on balls, off
Prim !. Hilcher 2: struck out, by Prim
4. Hilcher /. left on bases. Portland
9. Los Angeles 7. two-base hits Nor
bert. Gill, owen. Mayo. home runs.
Nave. Moore. sacrifice Prin: runs
hstted in, Owen 3, Hiloher, Moore 3.
Collins, MAYO. time 2:o3
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Score by Innings
Tacoma ............. O0o 002 SOL
Wenatchee .......... 2i0 ITO 1912
Summary-At bat off Williams II,
Weller AZ. Stevens 40, Cadinhs 4. runs
scored. off williams g. Weller 5.
Stevens II. Cadinha l. runs batted In.
Bonetti 3. Knobles, Abbott. Stoeber 3.
Koehler 2. Hansen. Starr. Wilson 2.
Linde. Gray, Cox. Mayer. Bushong.
Farrell i. 2-base hits. Koehler, Stew
ems. Wilson. Mayer; home run, Mari
onetti. double play, koehler to Han
sen TO Gray: left on bases. Tacoma
IL. wenatchee Q; bases on balls. off
Stevens 2. Williams 2, Weller 2:
struck out, BY Stevens 2. Cadinha,
williams. Weller: hits off Stevens In
9 innings 10, off Cadinha In plus
innings 4. williams In 3 innings 7.
hit by pitcher. by williams. Rickert.
passed balls. Mayer: winning pitcher,
Weller: losing pitcher Cadinha. UNI
plres. weisgerbcr and Kallis; time OF
game. 400.
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aBatted for Callahan in seventh.
Score by Innings
Portland ............ 600 900 GO
Los Angeles .-........ 100 ol0 IA
Runs responsible for. Callahan /:
bases on balls. Callahan S, Flores !:
struck out Callahan g FLORES 4
oalks, Callahan; left on bases, Port
land 8. Los Angeles 7. home run.
Weintrauo; stolen base. LOWTey. runs
hstteo in. Aocre weintrauh. double
play, Merullo 20 Weintraub. time
'2e' umpires, Enzeln and Jordan.
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lsec0nd Camel
YAKIMA

Yakima ........ 100 OH oo2-6 10 2
Spokane ..... 900 900 0lo-1 Q 2
Summary: Runs batted in. Bliss 2.
johnson 2, Gedzius; two-base hits.
Madrid, Rosenlund. Johnson. Mar
tinez: stolen base. Madrid sacrifice
Holt. double play. Budnick to Kinna-
man TO Rosenlund: left on bases.
Yakima 7. Spokane 10: base on balls
off Lien 3, kinnaman 3: struck out,
by Lien T. Kinnaman 7. wild pitch
Lien: time Of game, 2:2o: umpires
Nelson and EnEer.
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REHEARsE FOR EIGHT

Bob Preston. Fred MacMurray
and Eric Biore rehearsed a blow
by-blow fight routine for three
hours for a three-minute scene in
Paramount's New York Town"
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aBatted for Lillard in seventh.
SACRAMENTO

bran for Wieczorek in seventh.
Score by Innings
HOLLYWOOD ........ oio 600 o.
sacramento ...-....... lUO OOO IL
Summary Runs responsible for.
Bittner /, Hollingsworth /. bases on
balls. off Rittner 4: struck out, Bitt-
ner 3, Hollingsworth 2: left on bases.
Hollywood S. Sacramento 8: home
run. Gutteridge: sacrifice hits, Kahle.
Blakely: stolen bases. Schultz 2. Mar
tin: players walking. Sturdy. Blattner
2, Handley: runs batted in, Cutie
ridge. Schultz; double plays, Handley
to Blattner TO Sturdy, Lillsrd to
Schultz to Sweeney. Kahle to
Sweeney: time. 1919: umpires, Snyder
and Hood.
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Misunderstanding pitcher Glib
son: losing pitcher. Gregory. innings
pitched. by Gregory. lL. Gibson
527. Scribner 5is at bat. off Gregory
8. Gibson IS. Scribner 10: hits. off
Gregory 3. Gibson 10. Scribner 3:
son e. struck out. Gregory !. Gibson
/. Scribner 2. bases on balls. Greg
DRY Z, Gibson 2 Scribner l, Barrett
/. Ballou e. three hit. Sickle:
two-base hits. j. White. Carroll, Laz-
zeri 2, Fernandez, Sickle: runs bat
ted in. J. White. Pain 2. Carroll 8,
man. Holder: double plays. Holder TO
Pain. Lazzeri TO Fernandez 10 Pain.
time, 2l6; umpires. Planning and
Doran.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn so, ST. Louis 1-3.
Boston 5, Pittsburgh l second
game, RAIN.
Philadelphia 0-s. Chicago Ga.
Cincinnati Sc, New York 2-3.
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SALEM
lOlhAt "a -
xBatted for Failin in eighth.


Score by innings
Vancouver -. 600 Dol 000-1 9 2
Salem 49,. 600 600 600 2
Summary-Loslng pitcher. Palm;
6 hits off Pallin in 7 innings none off
Windsor in 2. runs responsible for,
Palm l. struck out. by Fallin 3.
Osborn 3. bases on balls. of Palm
3: left on bases. Vancouver q Salem
3. a-base hit. LinEuA: 2-base hit.
Wright. run bAtted in. Jolley: sacri-
flee hits. LlRhtner. Petersen. stolen
base. Griffiths. double plays. Adams
10 Griffiths. Jewell 70 Wright. time.
! al. umpires. Moran. oravec and
Valerie.
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NTH ELLIOTT METCALF

old TONY PUSH EN- up LAZZERI Is back where he
started, but finding things somewhat different
The coorful and able Francisco Italian started off
his professional bail career In the Coast league.
That with Salt Lake CITY in 1922 from where he
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score by innings
1hComa ..s..ss.s.... SUI IuO zOO-7
summary: Off bat Pheous So
Ralmondi Z: earned runs. off PhebuS
;, Raimondi o. runs oatted in, Store
Der. koehler. Marlowe 2. Cox 2. Ham
son ,. FARRELL, Wilson: two-hase hits.
starr. Bonetti. three-hase hit. Coz.
home runs. Marlowe. Hansen: stolen
bases, starr; sacrifice. Sto<ber: double
play Msrionetti 10 Rushong to En-
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SAN FRANCISCO

Summary-Winnlng pitcher, john
Son sh p s,,,tt o Shsnz Ki nhnss
Brown 4-plus. sham 4 at bat, off
stutz 4. Kittle 4. Brown 10. Shanz
II. hits, off Stutz 4. Brown S, SHAM
5: runs scored. off Stutz Z. Brown
4. sham 2: runs responsible for
stutz 4. Brown 8. Shanz 2: bases on
balls, off Stutz !. Kittle /. Brown /:
hit by pitcher. Gyselman by sham:
three-base hits. Holder. Pain: two
base hits, Scarsella. johnson: runs
batted IN. Harris. Scarsella. Fallon 2
Sickle. Holder. Fain. Powell. John
son: sacrifice. Harris: stolen base,
Averill: double plays. Sickle TO Me
mice 10 Scarsella, johnson to Gysel-
man 70 Niemiec: triple play. Fain to
Fernandez to Steele: time, 81; UNI
pires, Doran and Planning.
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S0F BALL

Park softball games for Monday
night, Sis.
CITY LEAGUE
Transfers vs.. Bottlers. Jefferson
No. q Ducks vs. Gasmen, Mckinley
No. 2.
COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL
Furnituremen VS.. Doormen, Nc
Kinley No. J.; Company B, saith @. NJ.
vs.. Pulpers, Portland No. 2: Garage
Employees VS.. Local 1865. Portland No.
!: Musicians vs.. All-Rails, Edison.
a pitched ball with three men on
base.
The Twin Falls Cowboys dropped
another game to Pocatello. 7-3.
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{ Second Camel
nnHTr Am


Totals .....1b 0 10
xBatted for Callahan in seventh.
Score BY Innings
Portland ....... 600 600 90
Los Angeles ........... lOO OlO ~
Summary Runs responsible for,
Callahan l. bases on balls. Callahan
S. Flores J: struck out. Callahan !.
Flores 4: halk. Callahan. left on
bases Portland 8, Los Angeles I:
home run. Weintrauh. stolen base.
Lowrey: runs bstted IN, Moore. Vein
trsuh. double play. Meruilo 20 Wein-
traue. time. LA; unpires. EnEeln
and Jordan
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Score by innings
Yakima $500. 100 100 OO5-5 .
Spokane $50. o1O 600 O0o-i q 2
summary-Runs batted In, Bliss.
sueme. Reese. johnson 2. Myers: two
base hits. Holt. Bliss. Myers. home
run. johnson, stolen base. Sueme.
double PLAYS. Bryant TO Madrid to
Reese. Bryant 20 Reese. johnson to
Reese left on bases. Yakima IL. Spo-
kane 7. bases on balls. off Bryant S,
Budnick .. struck out. by BRYANT 2,
Budnick 2: time OF game, 2 90. UNI
pires. Enger and Nelson.
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title ealber makes that
than plain.
years Of I'm Up" the Yanks the
Tanks Of Ruth Gehrig the Yanks
had be better than good that He
had to be great among greats
Will Never Be Forgotten -.
Those Yankees. men, will be discussed by baseball
and the public at large long the game remains in
American minds.
Tony service in six world series half dozen
title victories In the fast and tough junior circuit.
The million dollars the bat especially when hits
gold.
strategst defensive things
The Yanu viii Joe Gordon the modern and grand
players At the keystone in the years
But when the Francisco aanAmsr
lean and n basebaIs Hall Of
He viii be that good.
Tony Monday night %.
Seals play the Tacoma Tigers in exhibition.
He VIII greeted with
BE- greeted with added those blood
Northwest Italians
those the Golden
respect given EN-
Up" the years earned.
When Tony his
Slower than before the old aching perhaps he
with fun
Of the much for the material brought
Perhaps that much anything else made him
he
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But he has hit q puncher 10
never faced fist proves
he what certainly
the line, he viii nshtfuly mderdcg.
But a. has been pointed
Underdogs, too Corbet
And Conn much like those
History mas chance to repeat matter how apparently
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vancouver ............ 0lO OOo -
salem s.-..sss+r uUo fOO ~
Summary-Losine pitcher. Gold
man: hits off Goldman in 2-plus
innings. off Adams in la innings,
off Greenlaw in az innings;
runs scored off Goldman. 8 off
Adams: runs responsible for. Dierickx
4. Goldman 5, Adams 4; struck out,
by Dierickx 2, Goldman 2, Greenlaw
/: bases on balls, off Dierickx /.
Adams /; left on bases, Vancouver !,
Salem S: home runs. Jolley, Lingua,
3-base hit, Lightner; 2-base hits.
Warren 2, Dierickx. Petersen: runs
batted in, Joiley, Dierickx 2. lani-
Zero. Lightner 4, Cameron. Bates, Lin
qua: sacrifice. Petersen: stolen bases.
hghtner. Cameron: double play. Grit
fiths TO Lanifero 20 Bates: time. l :26;
umpires. Oravec, Valerie and Moran.
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Conn Faces Puncher


IFxN A<-OIIAIION
Louixrille p-i. 81. Paul 40.
Columbus o.. Kansas CITY ii.
Toledo Is. Milwaukee As
indianapolis 1-e. Minneapolis So
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Newark p-2. JERSEY City so.
efr1cuee 1o-z. Montreal as.
Rochester IA. Buffalo 10.
Iuronfo-halfimors. rain.
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Billy Conn plans 10 concentrate on body attack in his
15round joust Wednesday night in pursuit of Joe Louis
heavyweight fighting title.
That is IL believe what critics put
In quoting Bily's manager, Johnny Ray.
be true that such is the plan Of attack arranged
by C0nns chief but off hand such plan most danger
because the average body attack the close
together.
when
surface Of things TO be bad medicine
But body attack based speed of hand
Under method he would remain close would
% much with his burly foemsn at short
Billy has the speed TO make such plan worthwhile
He might only with body might
dde the ooast thinking Louis who loses much of his fight
Ing power and rhythm when mentally sdetracked.
And having Joe befudded down. could
and with bleeding
extent that the bout would be stopped and Joe
Or Joe would become exhausted chasing Billy
and missing punches fully delivered punches
Missed Punches Sap Power -.
One hundred per punches that miss the target in
sustained manner most strength taking physically
z Jim corbest did with John l. sullivan
Gene Tunney Dempsey.
Conn I with II Tunney
take what punishment way
Louis IL knockerout hitter
50 was Sullivan.
50 was Dempsey
50 pile driver you exposed of a pile while
The dope Louis viii by
The dope said the thing behalf
The same thing IN behalf Of Dempsey.
& But you know who the titles.
Conn Faces Puncher -.
However If Conn should win speed and fast thinking
and courage and faith such Cobe and Tunney possessed
the upset would be no more surprising.
- ~o.nosl anu Aunhey nao 10 40 atnongn truth 10 eL
Inc Greenwich shman confidence rugged
ness 70 meet those particular crises necessary
skill and ring cunning
Conn has ruggedness dat.
,azt q he has proved his skin and ring cunning
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81 Ike
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
San Francisco SIS, Seattle SIS.
Sacramento So, Hollywood Al.
Los Angeles So. Portland 40.
Oakland 1873, San Diego 2-6.
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Good. But Not ENOUGH

Decision of the Coast conference fine school
violation of proseyting rules genuine action.
But the conference bosses did not go far enough.
They forgot to harpoon the NEEDING
the trouble that arises and makes kids
Any aumnus found guilty
barred from all conference whatever athletic privileges
taken
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Skiffs Split
thirst Gamer
sIATTIT
sAN FRANCISCO

lObaH 90 Al ~
aBatted for Scribner in eighth.
bran for Campbell IN ninth.
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Los ANGELES

Totals ......22 2 Al 4
aBatted for Callahan in seYenfh-
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bran for Wieczorek in seventh.
Score by Innings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24

The courteous attempt of two
APB officers to return a card
board fountain pen box they saw
fall from a car ahead today
brought these unexpected results:
: l. A three-mile chase during
which four shots were fired.
2. Wounding of Frank Golish,
%. of 1864 Howard street, In
the hand. by one Of the shots
and his arrest for investigation.
3. Discovery that the owner
OF the car. T. j. HUFF, 40, a con- :
tractor of 1851 Mettatal ave-
nue., didn't go home last night.
Patrolman Donald Linfott and
John Garratt reported while driv-
ing on West Lafayette near Brook
Ign avenue. they saw the package
fall from the car. They stopped
and picked it up, then pulled up
to the car ahead flashing their
police light.
The car sped away. Suspicious.
the officers followed to the dead
end of Fairbanks avenue. north
of Scotch, and fired the shots as
GoliSh got out and attempted to
run away.
A police prisoner in Receiving
Golish said he had been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-24
USHA Trusts City
On Housing
But: Not Far
BY THEODORE A. HUNTLEY
Times stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON. April 24.-Fed'
eral housing authorities had their
fingers crossed when they told
Mayor Jeffries and the Detroit
Housing Commission to 60 ahead
with the Herman Gardens project
in spite of indictments involving
members of council and con-
tractors.
Although voicing confidence in
the city government, USHA Off
Gals will have agents on the
ground every minute of the time
TO guard against further irregulari-
tiles. In the statement authorized
by Administrators Nathan Straus,
the city heads are told in effect:
I'VE think Detroit can handle
this project and we will let you
complete il, but don't think you
can get away with anything"
This attitude is disclosed in the
final paragraphs of a statement SO
full of jokerS that neither StrauS
nor his SubordinateS would sponsor
it individually. 1t was simply given
the label of the USHA press sec
ton and handed to the newspapers.
REVERSING THE FIELD
"The United States Housing
Authority" says the announce
ment. states that II has no wish
to indict as a wrOngdOer the
fourth largest city In the United
States, but In fact believes that
the city is competent to remove
difficulties and to continue to
participate along with hundreds
of other communities In the de-
centralized sluHn-clearance and
lOw-rent housing program"