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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-21
Colored-Inspect Today.

OPEN . TOO. See and compare new 6.
rm homes, 42rd and Foote SITS. ne, ,facins
park Bennlng I'd. to 42nd-left 3 blocks
ThOS. D. Walsh, Inc. D1. 1851
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5-RM. AND B. SEMI-DET. BRICK, PRAC.
new. must be seen to be appreciated:
$500, cash. $1,000. Glebe 0936.
NEAR CLINTON-S3. 100. MODERN
bungalow, rooms, bath, utility room,
heat and hot water i acres; owner
LEAVING: terms. Other bargains. DAN
ABBOTT, Clinton 81
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STUDIOS.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

STUDIO WITH SKYLIGHT. AVAILABLE
afternoons and evenings. Box I'D. Star.
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ARLINGTON DIVISION.
REAI.TY ASSOCIATES Inc

II I -Ah0JOOIAi IlkJ, 1lII.,
46l1 Lee Hwy CHI. 1898. OK 1913
SEMI-DETACHED- HOUSES. OH,
burner. laundry tubs price Sol 80: month
" payments about S33 per mo. Direction:
Drive from Memorial Bridge to Ridge I'd .
at Arlington gate turn lett li2 miles Glebe
I'd. turn right - mi. to Parkway subdi-
vision and houses.
w. S. HOGE. JR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-12-21

ATTRAC AND SUBSTANTIAL 1-ROOM
house; ideal for residence tourist home or
other small business; $3.50; terms.
CHI. 0723.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

81 ROOM HOUSE. ELECTRIC
ity, open fireplace, beautiful setting, dou-
bic corn crib, small barn, fine streams;
Is acres. mile dirt road, Groom house.
small barn. implement shed, stream s
acres timber, Chester loan soil. price.
5000.
FRED B. CUSHMAN
!, mile south of Ggithersburg, Route 24O.
Phone Galthersburg 2gg
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
IroptIpiIad

Chevy Chase. Md.-Vacant.
ForecIosed, new-house cond: : rms:
hedrm and u bath on main fl breakfast
pm'. oIa bedrms and bath on md H.,
maid $ rm and bath in bsmt.; 2-car gar
i0t 15xInO: oil heat: beaut. shrubs ana
frees Prlce about NlN.OOO. WI. 96:i1.
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ARLINGTON VA.-F YOU ARE LOOKING

for something really nice at price which
IS reasonable, let US show you our selection
OF 3 and bedroom new brick homes
These homes are in several different loca
tons in Arlington. Excellent bus service
and near shopping centers; - 800 to
$3.50. V. EHRHARDT. 2@U3 Wilson blvd
Glehe lo55 and Oxford .Aln-
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s.. 95U.OO-LOW. RAMBLING. 5-ROOM
house on an acre of wooded land. 10 miles
from Washington. All of the rooms are
paneed and the house has bath, oil heat
and fireplace. Behind the house the land
slopes down into 4 little wooded valley
through which flows small stream
$1,000 down. See MASON HIRST. AMMAN
dale, Va, at the end of Columbia pike
Phone Alexandria 5sl2. Closed Sundays
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Charming Lakeside Farm, S1,20G.

Nlce retirement home in Delaware. good
hunting, boating, fishing Attractive,
rms. garage. U ?. for truck. 3 a. wood;
on year round I'd, easy run 10 several
sacrifices 500 down: photo. pg As big
free catalog. 900 bargains, many States
SihOGI REALTY. 1927 N. Land Title
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TUXEDO. MD.-NEW, DETACHED,
rooms. bath. bungalow. oil heat. air condi-
tiOuIng. S3.150; S375 cash and $50 per
mo. Open. Vacant. Move in on deposit,
RA 4343
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ARLINGTON-NEW AND USED BRICK
homes Down payments $50 and up. MRS.
HOWARD. TeaItOr. Oh. 4ig1.
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+ RMS. BATH; 3 MI. D. c.; HARDWOOD
floors oil heat electric stove. cabinets. etc;
loot. front: S3s9O: terms, $50 mo. 1RE
NENZ. auto Route >, Clinton, Md
Phone h0-W-
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1919 CHEVY CHASE BLVD.

This 6-rm. white 2-bath home offers the
best value on the market today. Price,
1850
MONTGOMERY REALTY CORP,
rJHl N w
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SUBURBAN PROP SALE OR RENT.
s,IR,yRgAN PROPERTY WANTED.

vA-6-RM. MODERN HOUSE: UNFUR-
nished vicinity Arlington County: oil heat
and hot water $50 to $50 mo. Gil. OS19.
DESIRE COMFORTABLE HOME IN SU-
burbs. Virginia or Maryland only. Bar
gain on reasonable terms considered Di-
rect with owner! Box HAD. Star.
WANT TO CONTACT OWNER OF SMALL
hunealoW or house who can sell same on
reasonable terms. Box 145-D. Star.
REASONABLY PRICED HOME IN ARLING-
ton or Fairfax Counties with u to 10
acres. Must have cleo. and good water. and
be on hard road. VIII answer immediate
ly. Box 14SD, Star.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
STORES For SALE

BRANCH OFFICE SERVICE FURNISHED
service. III Woodward BLDG ME I54s :.
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LOTS WANTED.

WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR DESIRABLE
and well-located lots for low-coSJ housing
in nearby Maryland FEDERAL FINANCE
CO. 9l5 New York ave. NV. MA. 7416.
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TWO STORES, NV, ONE A CORNEP
vacant hlsh-claSs colored trade: both or
$50, terms. LLOYD r. TURNER 100
eth st. sw. Me. IG41 wv
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Fast Falls Church. Va

Ready in ten DAYS. new @-bedroom house
on y acre, miles d. c.; cellar, air-con-
dltioned heat. oil burner, hoored attic,
Si15 cash. S43.5O monthly. MARTIN T.
WEBB & SON Annandale, Va. Phi. Alex.
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9U3 NEW YORK AVE. NV
Store or Once Space
INTERNATIONAL BANK District OS64
$500 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Large store available Feb lst
52ol GEORGIA AVE NV.
corner Hamilton s. February LIST.
AT lfth $50 90 per month.
IT,. "'j3 HAMILTON ST NV.
Just oil Georgia aye-S:}O 90
GUARANTY REALTY INC
I"-f l9th 81. NV National 05s7.
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REAL ESTATE, LOANs-4-4lz-5G. graded
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LG1rS.
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Practically new home in Arlington County
homes: fSI basement. [ oil heat. price in
cludes range and ecu. #. refrIgera tor :;
price, S565O. If sold a once Call CHI.
Q56 Or Oh SI1O
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-31

by the criminal carelessness of So
called sportsman. Fire wardens who
were early there but could do little
in the 100-degree temperature to stem
q conflagration famed by high winds
in a forest that was baked to finder
made the discovery when they found
the handle to fisherman landing
net at the spot where tho fire started.
"This is the first forest fire set by
a sportsman this season, so far az we
know" the State Forestry Division
said. cit has ruined some 300 acres of
excellent second. growth forest. It has
killed innumerable trout and for several
days it endangered a crew of fire
fighters, fifteen of whom were over
come by heat and smoke and had to
be carried from the fire lines.
"Most sportmen are careful in the
woods, but now and again one comes
along who kills more fish than he ever
will catch and destroys cover that will
take half century to replace.
"We have just received some infor-
nation regarding the possible indemnity
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-31

production effort In which our own
country is now engaged. But as we sat
there discussing the road had stopped
to ask about. the weather and cookie
recipes, this world was trying to for
get suddenly broke in upon us.
"They tell me-" she said, "that we
built more airplanes than ever last
month--over 1,400 of them, believe. +"
eyes" said perhaps showing my
surprise'' and there will be more next
month, and still more the next +"
/ She nodded her head, 81 know. You
see my son works in the big airplane
factory 100 miles from here and my
daughter spends part of each week
keeping track Of things down at the
tool shop in the village. They re max
ing something that they use on planes,
too. I'm not sure just what, but they re
busy as anything. It g awful, Of course
to think of US having to take so much
of our efforts away from production of
peace.time goods to the building Of
ornaments. On the other hand, it's
pretty wonderful to think we can turn
to and do it when we have tor
She said 1--WE" I noticed and she
meant we. For although she is a farm
er's wife, living on a Remote farm,
she feels as If she has vital part in
the work industry, is doing. Her child
rem are actually part of it and her own
sympathies and interest are with il as
it turns out the equipment for defense.
We may have various ideas about
what course the nation should take in
the months to come and we express
these ideas loudly so that we some
times look divided. But on one thing
we are certainly all agreed. That Is
that America must be made strong and
that the plants and factories Of the
"our" success as the planes and tanks
the guns and ships roll off the assembly
lines of industry.
nation are now at work for the interest
Of US all.
No matter where we live or what we
do, it is actually -Four" effort and
"our" success at the planes and tanks
the guns and ships roll off the assemb
iy lines Of industry.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-31
AND SHE MEANT "WE"

1t was an old fashioned farm house
kitchen with big ke.osene stove for
Summertime use in front Of the coal
range. A roller towel hung on the back
Of the door into the dining room and
short handled pump perched above
the sink which was also piped for lunn-
ing water. 1t brought back memories
of kitchens T had known as child 50
when I was invited to sit down for a
glass of cold milk and some cookies, I
gladly accepted
My hostess, in a fresh housedress
and an ample kitchen apron, went back
to her job of pairing potatoes and
dropping them into big yellow crock
which she held on her lap and I thought
how far away it all was from 0wars
and rumors of war' and the colossal
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-31
aPoRTMAN-. SET FIRE So.
ALONG HOOD CANAL

What was handsome pool in Cady
Greek, in the Liiliwaup district north
Of Olympia, is now a tragic scum Of
black debris that rained into the clear
waters as forest Tires ragged up both
sides of the stream, last week. In the
pool are scores Of dead trout, their
white bellies upward, victims to forage
on charcoal in the polluted waters.
Moreover, says the State Division of
Forestry. this particular fire, the
worst on Hood Canal this season and
which covered 800 acres, was started
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-31

INsURANCE-of all kinds; crop,
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City. adv.
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THE DISPATCH, $500 A YEAR
RIGHT OUT OF THE AIR

George Burns and Oracle Allen
are considering an offer to appear
in the play, MIR and Mrs. North"
at the Pasadena Playhouse, before
they return to the air with their
new fall series.
Cecil B. DeMille finished his
Monday night Radio Theatre sea-
son with a flourish by presenting
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-31

Of the man responsible for this parti.
cular fire. Our wardens are investigat-
ing"
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1941-07-31

Hedy LAMAR in her first micro
phone appearance. DeMille is pur-
chasing plays and signing up stars
now for the new season which COM
mences Monday night, Sept. 8, over
CHS.
Meredith Wilson, who has
turned out all kinds of music from
popular songs to symphonies, re-
Gently introduced his first spirit
ual, Never Too Weary to Pray"
on the final Thursday show and is
using it in the coming Bette Davis
picture, 1.-THE Little Foxes" of
which he is music director.
Patricia Ryan, beautiful young
star of the new CHS series, "Clau-
dia and David" is only 10. yet she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Nostalgia Revival to Dorais

Revival Of baseball nostalgia item Charles Dorais,
director of athletics Few people know but Dorais
Notre Dame intending play baseball only He pitcher
unusual ability.
Nore Dame had such players Cy Williams, who starred
later for the Chicago Cubs and Eddie Uatows who
the White Sox In short the Nore Dame of 1911
freshman had few rivals and stronger
league Class A outfits
Dorais he took look decided he lust
country boy and Joined the football SQUAD Baseball however
his first love and he always felt homesick every Spring
when he heard the crack of ball against bat the
BOYS the coach line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Tiqer Box Score

Totals % II - II Totals - 20 p u
sBstted for Trout in ninth.
@Batted for walters in seventh.
DETROIT O20 0l0 100 &
Cincinnati geo 543 lix-l6
Frrors-McNair. McCosky = Harris.
Runs StAinback reen berg, York.
Croucher. Joust T. Gleason T. Werber,
lombard ? Graft. Frey. walters :. Runs
batted fn--Campbeil. McCosky Joost 2
Gleason, werber g. r Mccormick 2, LON
bsrdl g. Ripple, Walters. Goorman Two
base hits - McCosky. York Higgins.
Croucher, Joost ?. Lombard. Walters 2.
Gieeson. stolen bases Joost Gleason.
Double plays Werber 20 FREY to r Nc
Cormick. walters 10 lombard 20 r Nc
Cormick. Frey 10 Joost TO r Mccormick.
Left on bases Detroit S. Cincinnati Il.
Passes on balls OF Rowe l. of Trout 3 Oft
walters T. Struck out-by Walters J by
Wander Nicer Hits-On Rowe II in 4
innings tnone out in hfth) of Trout IN
Innings on Walters 9 in innings. eff
Wander Nicer In ? innings Ht by
pitcher Walters I. Wild pitch--Wa1ters.
Winning pitcher--Walters Losing pitcher
Rowe Umpires-Dunn tNL) and Bsil
tALJ. Time -2.l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14

ALIENS CAFE t'eHrH aSo MICHIGAN
lao Alley, without Pest.
Whtrs sportsmes 1sthsr After tho TIGER Came
ARGYLE pEc tolsl soRIHLAws
hiV Il HLv' NORTH $3.50. ~ ALLEYS
NOW FORMING MEMS s2s SPRING HOUSE
LEAGUE. rsams and Individuals invited.
BOWLING SCHOOL T is.,'..i., s'a so 6'ss
suathmoor Recreation seh0oierar ., Grand Rieyr.
obsn susys 90 An 10 Pm. % Pm. TO An
DETROIT REC s..s s. :. sS's; . Ca $50
2 ~ ard after 1880 p. n Alleys available
Saturday ard SUNDAY chst SIcsY. Instructor.
cIpnEN pIn t2o WOODWARD AVE.
VhHVLH lIOt II 2-6H50
- huefs Opsn BouIiug Until 8 80 AID After
te .iu unuf Ciosing. NO WAITING fres Pafting
tuDEptu DIR GENERAL MOTORS BLDG.
Uni Lnlhl nlI, CENTRALLY LOCATED
80 Modern Euess
onsn Fyoy Day III Midnaht Ma sfas
LOVES RECREATION 20 70 s s;,ss I A,s..
BTkUTTTUT CuCrTE1t totN6f-
i7s2s 8 JEFFERSON At EhSTLAwN
l. J. MllltTT'S SIS Tts@SuIl; rs; a-s51s
A.. n 70 s p. n. ard After 10 30. All DAY satur.
ca. fiuors'ssHt lishtias 0ayiisht A. An Tines
North END REC la,os JOS easpAg
oPGH soWliHe FROM 10 A, ~ To r. ~
ARo ~ ?. y. 10 L A. n.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
A Lone Time Between Ball Teams

University Of Detroit alHmnus might to another
cts long time between baseball teams
When Maj Arthur Benjamin Boeringer calls the candidates
together 20 years will have elapsed since James NJ
assembled his hopeus Mack Park Out Of this 1921
squad of the best intercollegiate teams in the nation
good in fact that when Detroit defeated Carnegie
Tech AT Pittsburgh Hans Wagner Tartan coach accused the
being fugves from organized basebaand Just taking
a holiday before going back TO the chain gang
The great Honus grabbed Kenney first baseman by the
arm, and grated
Listen you're good ballpayer for college
club"
Later Kenney Tiger property and played part of
season in Piedmont League before pneumonia ruined his
health and took him out Of the game
year lost Pennsylvania State College
Cornell split series with Valparaiso when that
Indiana big time trimmed ST. Bonaventure ST.
Francis, Waseda University of Toxic, Japan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Nucleus Of Another Great Team

marked by the number of first class college
every The following year Detroit had the
nucleus of another red letter but lack of practice
and playing facilities plus the involved resulted in the
games abandonment
Charlie Bruce then graduate manager, said:
Detroit lost any money at home and might nave
been possible schedule attractive games
The regular lineup consisted of Frank Shanahan third base
Dick Kent horstop John Mauo second base Kenney first
p Barrett Arthur p. McKenna Walter Dunno, out
John Kudron, Cletu Berry Cyril W. Johns pitchers;
Capt Curtin Vincent Berry oatchers Frank j. Herman
utility nfeder. James W. Knnucan student manager
also represented by another capable force in
1920 II had William J. Qigey shortstop; Arthur Bergman
second base McKnna Barrett Dunno ouheders kenney first
Curtin catcher Ben Cough third base Berry Harold j.
Fitzgerald. utility.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14

augurated IN Dayton last Friday
ON his twenty-th.rd birthday. In
three games. Barney gathered
seven hts in y times at bat.
Johnny Wander Nicer Of no bit
fame pitched the last three IN
nings against the Tigers. giving
up five hits and one run in that
time.
Ned Harris. who rejoined the
club in Cincinnati. made a brief
appearance in the Tiger lineup
Harris who suffered a broken nose
in Florida reported that the in
iured Schnozzle was mending fast
and that he is available az any
tla4a f4f- duty in the Tigers regular
season Harris outfeider Us the
only new recruit Tiger other thar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14

Three squads resume tonight
the business of city championship
bowling at Whittier Recreation.
Fourteen Of the "a teams are
drawn from Solvay League. IS
from Detroit Athletic Club, 6 from
Lincoln Park Classic and II from
Grand River Boosters in addition
to three from Wayne Creamery
and one from Ternstedt.
OF the number only four are in
Class AA, the championship fight
in which actual pinfall determines
placing. In Glasses A. B and c
pms over average govern. Teams
were permitted to enter both the
championship class and their own
and be eligible for prizes in each.
Lapham Farms, for example
tho IA leddcf with 2S7S holds
third IN a VI Ith 1l5 pins over
average. Jacob. second in IA at
2S46 Is second in A with 1l9.
Commonwealth Bank stays first at
221. Platers lead IN B with 215.
BEST OF SHOW
Pete's Bar of the Carpathian
League showed the best pins over
average mark Of the tournament
in taking the Class { lead at 296
This team is made up of Joe Wis
singer. Steve Poth, Nick WiSsingor
Jr.. Eric Filthuat and Pete Bau-
mann
-Lapham presented Bill Querfeld,
Wynn CharleSworth Ralph Hedge
cock. Alfred Gottmann and Wal
lace Kline. PlaterS from Parker
Wolverine Two presented Frank
and Pete BaSone. Ray Clark, Bill
Lay and Frank Gillard. The
Jacox lineup includes William
Metzner. Gus Wetzel, Norman
Reeck, Dick Barker and Arch
Ward.
Twentieth Century of the De
troit Times All-Star Classic cir
cult. made third place, five behind
Jacox. Charlie Rabaut led with
215-206 in 596 Century rolled
2S41. Pepsi Cola, save for Mark
Collinak. did not hit as expected
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
ST. Gregory S 3
Wins I'd Title

St. Gregory'S parish captured a
second title in the CYO basket
ball league as the Class B light
weight team trimmed S ant a
Maria, 21-22 Sunday at St Clair
Community Center. One overtime
period was required to break a
22-22 tie. St. Gregory'S Glass A
team already had won the crown
in the heavyweight division.
St. GATHERINGS Class B heavy
weight team won, 34-26, to stay
in the playoffs and give ST. Paul
(Grosse Pointe) its first loss in
the eliminationS. Our Lady of Mt
Carmel (Wyandotte) is the third
team in the contest for divisional
hOnOTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Lesser Lights Lead
Glass Teams in championship Flight Run One 100
in City Pin Tourney

but took fifth. Collinak had 245-
202 in 62S.
Woody-Pontiac Of Detroit TRAY
cling League. central division,
compiled only 1858 Emil Dimi-
trio stood out with 226-212 in CIT.
Other Travelling LeaguerS
stayed outside the first five.
These included Grand River
Livernois, National and Pabst
Three squads Of singles and
doubles, starting at Z p. m. begin
the championship quest in these
divisions tomorrow at Dearborn
Recreation. The team number
continues at the Whittier through
May 19 and those at Dearborn 10
M1tr 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Bsb!: !: J q
~ BY BoG 11ltv4'@'y
Boston Won Cup Like Champions, But
Wings Played GOriOusly

Until more aggressive club along, wei take the Red
Wings even if they did drop Stanley Cup to Boston IN Tour
pses Il was the first accomplishment by winner
in the 47.vear history Of hockeys premier competition
On sheer competitive spirit Detroit qualified Tor the maj 10
A. - The WINS ofoueht New York Rangers and the Chicago
Blackhawks who nothing recommend them outside oil
q great star Earl Seibert.
Boston was better The way dares deny In Frank
risek the patrons privileged goale equal IN rank
with Georges Vezna Chuck Gardner and Alex Conne
Even with Bill Covey de luxe pay-maker missing the Bruins
accentuated the mark Of the champion
They had skill speed sagaety fnesse generaship balance
They outscored Wings 126 in total goals They went
through the season league cup with victories and FIVE
ties against Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Better Than Bruins in First Period

But the shark Of never say die kept Wings menacng In
the first period they were the Bruins They made
goal and only greatest under stood between
them and two more The penalty Jim Orlando in the second
gave Boston the break.
In 1O1 seconds while Orlando off they scored twice and
made Just the periods end to finish the job.
The Bruins won like champions No champion went
down in greater glory the Wings Until club along
plays string in higher heart we'll take the Wings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Exhibition Games

International News service Wire
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Hgbe Davis and Phelps.
At Boston
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fis. Huehson. Dobson. Johnson ana Pytak-
chicago a. oo1 10, ooo 10 +
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nicki. Nahem and Padgett. Cooper Ken
nedy ostermueler, Gslehouse and CRUDE,
swift.
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Washington Oi0 500 030-q Q /
Baltimore tIatN 200 800 000-5 : 2
sundrs Dean and Evans. Early. smoil.
Miller and kracher
AZ Wichita Kan
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Philadelphia "a 002 Ola O0-7 Is 5
innings
sewcu. Heiutzeiman Lanahau. pietz and
Lopez. DAVIS Knott. Harris and Hayes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-14
Cleveland Defeats
Verhovay Boosters

CLEVELAND, April 14.-Ts$
Detroit Verhovay Boosters vent
down to defeat before the C9eve-
land Dalardas here. 4 to 2, st
Baldwin Field. 1t was the first m
series of intercity soccer games
Leading the Cleveland teams
attack was Kuten, who scored two
noalc