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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-02-28
Aid For Indians Is
Sought In Congress

John E. Hamilton. president of the
National American Indian Defense
Association. Inc. % Arnold Street.
Hartford. Conn. announced today he
had received many letters from SEN
ators and congressman in reply to his
recent communication on conditions
under which American Indians are liv-
ing on federal reservations.
Mr. Hamilton advised members of
both houses that he had received a
letter from E. K. Burlew. first assist
ant secretary of the interior. in which
Mr.. Burlew expressed agreement with
Mr.. Hamilton's accusation of deplor-
able conditions on the reservation. Mr..
Burlew indicated that some of the re-
sponsibility belonged to congress, and
the association president called upon
members of both houses to look into
the matter.
Among the answers was one from
Merlin Hull. representative from the
ninth district in Wisconsin. in which
Mr. Hull said he represented a district
in which there are many Winnebago
Indians.
1T is unnecessary" Mr.. Hull said
for me to try to inform you about
the deplorable situation Of these small
bands of Indians who have been de-
frauded of the benefits of many treat
les in times past, and who are now
even denied hearing on their
claims
Mr. Hull informed Mr.. Hamilton he
was offering bill providing that these
Winnebago Indians might have their
claims submitted to the court OF claims
fer consideration
Among others who have ac';rowl-
edged Mr. Hamilton's letter are Con-
gressmen Fitzgerald. Downs. Smit'
and Senator Danaher of Connecticut
Senator Burton K Wheeler OF Mon
tana. Senator William LANCER OF North
Dakota. Congressman Will Rogers OF
Oklahoma. chairman of the house
COMMITTEES on Indian affairs; Con-
gresham Kitchener Of Michigan and
Congressman McGregor of Ohio
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-02-28
Patriotic Ceremonies
Are Postponed

The citizens patriotic ceremony
which was being sponsored by the va
rious civic organizations OF the Brown
ing community for Friday evening
February %. at the high school audi
forum. has been postponed until Fri
day evening. March 7. at the high
school auditorium. The program will
be published In next weeks issue OF
the paper. This program is being
sponsored by the Lions Club. the Am
erican Legion. the Legion Auxiliary.
and the Business and Professional
Women.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-02-28
ROAD TO
SALVATION

If this country is to pay for an ade-
quate national defense without ruin
ing itself economically. three definite
steps must be taken
First. all ordinary governmental ex-
penditures must be reduced to the lin
1t, and all unnecessary activities. which
have no direct bearing on defense.
must be dropped.
Second. there must be an increase
in tax revenue-and that must largely
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-02-28
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION OF
TIME APPOINTED FOR
PROVING WILL. ETC.
Probate DEPARTMENT

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF
THE STATE OF MONTANA. IN
AND FOR THE COUNTY OF GLA-
CIER
IN THE MATTER OF'THE ESTATE
OF Mary Stuart. Deceased.
Pursuant to an order OF said Court.
made on the twenty seventh day OF
that wednesday, the ninteenth
February. l94l. notice is hereby given,
day OF March. 1871 at 1000 o'clock
A. NJ. of said day. at the Court Room
OF said Court. in Cut Bank. County OF
Glacier. has been appointed as the
time and place for proving the Will OF
said Mary Stuart. deceased. and for
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-02-28
Anything, Anywhere,
Any Time

Americas real super -roadways are its railroads
its main lines of national defense!
Railroads haul anything and everything. They
are not ''choosey" about their traffic.
Railroads haul anything anylOhere-over long
distances and short, mountains and
plains
Railroads haul anything anywhere any time
in winter as in summer, in storm and in food using
their to keep the steel roadways OPEN
Railroads haul anything. anywhere any time for
anybody-on terms alike and known to all.
Railroads do the essential, universal low-cost job
of mass transportation which no other form of
transportation attempt to do.
No other form of transportation all of them
together-can even begin to meet the needs of
American agriculture and industry, commerce and
defense.
The ability of the railroads to furnish these
essential services with increasing efficiency and
at tho lowest possible charge to you, depends
on uolun1e of traffic and the cost to the railroads
of manufacturing" railroad transportation.
Sound public policy obviously requires that
no unnecessayy costs, hateful practices, nor
ineAiciency should BE imposed upon the rail
yosds through LaUs o. regulations, and that
traffic should not BE disestsd from the rail-
roGds to Other forms Of Transportation through
purely artificial dssiess, Zach sabsidies,
umeuu~l reSuL9ffoo md unoguaf faxafion.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-02-28

hearing the application Of Letters Tes-
un,eu,ary for the Issuance TO Cecilia
Schldt Of letters Tsstinentary when
and where ans person interested may
appear ard contest the same.
Dated tie 27ih day o. February,
1871
Dan s WEIGH. Clerk
First publication. February % 1911,
Last publication. March "a. i9ilj
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-02-28
RUNNING RABBIT
RUN TO EARTH

Running Rabbit fleet footed Black
feet Indian was not speedy enough to
elude federal sleuths. when he was
run down after receiving a bottle Of
fire water from Louis Reed well known
character. at his hideout on the out
skirts OF the city. The latter is now
in the county Jail and Running Rabbit
SC being he'd as material witness.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-02-28

By default. for the relief dem
the complaint VI
The action is brought to ob.s|
absolute divorce on the grounds 1
sert.on. said cause OF action b
existed for one year and more !,
diately prior 20 the commencem-
this action.
Witness my hand and the seal O.
Court this 5th day Of February.
Court SealD
Dan S. Welch. (
Wilbur p. Werner. Cut Bank. ,
Attorney for PA
First publication. February I.
Last publication. February %.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-02-28
BROWNING RESIDENT ELECTED
AMERICAN REVOLUTION GROUP

Fred R Getty OF Browning was elect
ed TO the board OF managers OF the
Montana Society of the Sens Of the
American Revolution last week. How
ard R johnson. chief justice of the
Montana supreme court. was elected
president
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-02-28
GEESE HEADING NORTH

A Usll known prognost.cator living
under the Rim claims that during the
mild weather month ago. the snow
birds were building nests and In MS
vicinity the Wild geese were heading
north.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-02-28

Farmers considering making plant
ings this spring should contact their
county AAA committee for further oe-
tails. County extension accents can fur
nsh complete information on tree
prices and procedure for ordering.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
BIRTHS

BOYS
Bows were born to.
Rsffaels AMIGO. 9l3l Culver.
Helen Anton 1899 Pinehurst
Mildred Andrus, 81 Cherry. Hazel Park
Ellen Armour, 10l3s Orangela~n
Marie Began 23O27 Marlboro Dearborn.
Margaret Betke 1905 Wildemere.
Hannah Boyle, l7605 Riopeie
Edith Backoff 1896 Rosemary
Zelda Bermsn. s645 Petoskey twin.
Betty Brown. 500 East Jefferson.
Betty BushWay. ss3 Penrose.
Doris Booth. i543e Muirlane.
Ina Brown. 1890 MARX Twain.
Irene Burke 2645 Norman
virgis Boone. $3.50 Epworth boulevard.
Stella Brooks. 7i3 Dickerson.
Margaret Bockhsusen, 1906 Rilhourne
Helen Decoursey, 22s4i Cherry nil, Dear
born
Rose cornick. issoa Jonas. Amen PARK.
Donalda Card. 1881 MettetsE
Leola Carr 1907 Harrison Uwinsi
Estelle skodol. s57 stimson Uwinsl.
Mary Chaivre 1888 Manor
Hsrrlst Dombrowskt-. $500 Bessenore
Flora DssRosiers 3i0s Bevidere.
Edith Dhans 43sl Toledo.
Catherine Doe 1901 Doris
Helen Davidson. 1913 Henry
Janet Delimater. 1892 IVES, Wills
Dorothy braves, 1887 CHAPEL
Dorothy Elliott, 3l2 East Pear. Hazel
RUBY Eggert. i2sos Kentneld.
Nellie Flack ,l72Oi Riopeue.
Celia Feiler. 1881 West Grand avenue
Stella Fslinski, 1886 Geimer Hsmtrsmck.
Anne Gsmichia, -4435 Harding
Charlotte Grzelak. $50 Chandler.
Bernie Grzy&Acz 252T Campbell.
Fannie GerSten, afOi McQusde
Katherine Gillies. i4s45 ileue
Eva Hayer 200 East Breckenridge. Fern
dale (twinl. -
Florence HAST. 4i5s Newport
Adeia Hernandez 1850 Porter
Kathryn Harris 3shs Marlborough.
Mildred HeTrold 1920 Patton
Clara Hamlin 2225 LsBene
Barbara HlAvatv i2Osi Yosemite
Loretta Houohen, $500 Robinson, Allen
IAlic S'S Jones. 1898 ,xAry PARK.
Bertha Kern i4iss CHELSEA.
Jewel Lindsay 2tts Hsnle
Violet Lake 27i7 sixth
Jennie Licsvoii. $50 Nj Elliott
AlveinA Law, s27 West Carbourns, Fern
dale
Mary LsFores,. 1908 Townsend
Agnes Meerschaert. 1920 Flanders
Lillian Masun. 2575 Cadillac.
Phyllis Moore. p4s7 Kaier.
Matilda Machs, 1914 Philip.
Josephine >Mullin 1921 Rohns
Marion McGill i02s3 Greensboro
Betty Moss i2Os7 Stoepel
Kathryn Mayra, 1901 Five Points road
BEDFORD Township.
Kristen Mcleod. 2343 Bewick.
Mary Muiiett, 1908 Yacama
lillian Mcdonnell 1887 Mansfield.
Eleanor Martin, s06s Duncan.
Mona Mazzola ss4s Neal
Ruth Mcintyre 1875 Kentucky.
Nadyne McGrsw, 1852 Alter road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

II years old on January ! is
eligible 10 play as junior. lie
played number SIX position on the
Texas team this Spring
And he's also played all Winter
under the coaching OF DR. Daniel
a. Pcpick. professor Of classical
language. but better known as a
tennis coach for 30 years who has
developed such stars Of The game
as Wilmer Allison, Berkeley Bell
and Bruce Barnes
Hoffman showed he had plenty
of ability as no reached the third
round OF tho tournament now re-
ing held a. the Tennis Club Of
Detroit bN loafinC 10 ga, 81 do
cision over Dick MineweaScr and
then banking Don Robinson, so.
60 He's tho same half Of the
draw as KovaleSki.
Meanwhile. kovalcSki. who is
seeded number nne IN the meet,
shut out Lionel FinkelStein. 60,
60. in the first round Harry
Witczak, also Il member OF the
Hamtramck team coached by Mrs.
Jean lloxie. who IS seeded second.
blankcd Michael Yachtman. Go,
Go in his only match Of the day
The largest entry list in the his
tory Of the tournament has caused
officials 10 consider il the most
successful There arc IS entries in
the junior division and % in the
boys Only one match was held in
ihc latter division yesterday Jim
Jankowski defeating Bill Sayer.
a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Edward A.. Roma. %; Catherine wsrrc.
Hazen comstock. IS; Virginia Rousseau.
/ 20
faleert Ems; 81: Emily ! Hsrdman. 20.
Anthony Halash, IL; Doris Msnthey, ~.
Richard q. Taylor. rs: Helen Fink, 81.
Charles Phillips. q Eleanor Wieg. 90
clifford Putnam. IS: Edna Nokes. ~
George Leonard McCulloch. rs; Phyllis Ruth
Edmund Jsrs. ~; Helen cnunovich. 10.
J. Biinn Stone, 81 Catherine Rand. IS.
/ Louis Macy, - Helen Goth. 20
Albert c Sieg. 81; Helen l.. Brown. p.
John r. Pechur. 20; Marian Hoge, 10.
Leonard r Leach, IS; Florence G. IT,
Walter Rsichle. 25 Laurie. Dunn a.
John X LsFrsnce % Harriet Nelson, rs.
Frank L. NsH. %: Eleanora snsbes. 20
Primo ? Morasehincll, 10: Rosario Aots-
David Archibald. ~: Dorothy Ross. 10
Pasausle csnestrelh, Is Conostts Lon-
Joseph Ss5S' Bak. 20 Helen Pms. II.
John James Cummings, p Laura a. Tew'.
william Gordon Triton, Al; Jesnn, Luer.
Gerald + Bs.sler. u; Jean Good n.
Clifford Dolinar, % Pauline Nemes rs.
Charles Buzenski. 81 stephanle Adamezyk.
Harry J. Levitan. rs Charlotte s Holman.
William Howard Tregoning, IS; n. Matilda
MichssI slep,ak. ~ Olga Magola. 40
Albert Paschka. % Bernice Dertz. %
Leonard r. Turnbun, 20. Eugene Morris
VERNE Goodwin 2s: Dorothy Watts. II.
John LAwlor. 81 Catherine Howick. 10
'casinae Lewinsh % Hedwig Bsrczuk II.
Julius Desmet. 81 Rita Bushey. -
Eugene RsbinoWitch. n. Ethe stenberg.
-charIs. setter, % Iren, Ruth s,sstIs. u.
Fred Lawrence Keech 70 Delta Lee criss.
s.
Raymond Williams IS Chariot, Fsyr..
Frank Beuono %: Emma K Colombo as.
Kenneth Evasheyssi IS cortnns wues'-
hoff %
w - Ro-s nelson 20 lov Best 1s.
Reginald Grolesu. 20 Bsatrics suiiivsr.
Ellery ) clouu,r IT. "a Louis. Hsues.
Harry olsjare1yk al iren. Js~oro~ie,.
le 4
John Walter Kujs~s. IS: Jossphin. Goaa-
u rievski. 20.
Georr. Thomas 10; Chariot. Leonard 10.
Robert John Beiz -; Helen cstherins
Conrad l., Trsna. "a Dolly p l.. Msns..
John zupsnich. %: Betty Jan. csnnir. ~.
Arthur william smith. ~, Margaret
Andrew n. sh.diocE, n stella Yr,Hes. -.
y Louis Anderson "a Lydis VsiEoi. "a.
lAubry J Ross. 30: Mile Vulet 81
EDWARD KINNEY ciough as Ma tgn-s
etsn Lourhen. N: Emma ,w.ss.r IA =
Fsui Ed~srd Gunssiius. % Rs'A sornsa
p.vid is.nSsrr 70 Es'n,r r9sR surE..
-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
MAIN OFFICE
1870 CAsS AVENUE
AT TINES SQUARE
CHERRY $500
DEATHS

Amsne Anderson. i2424 Garnet. 81
Margaret Elizabeth McCrea, 32e Hendris,
4 90
Margaret Aikens. 2s57 Mcclellan. -.
Matilda Robinson. Az Division, 50.
Dorothy Armstrong. 1905 Fifth. IS
IJeltte HacQuebart, 2545 Springie. rs.
Loretta Anderson, 323 East Warren. >.
Henry ]. Woodiock. 1880 Wisconsin. ~.
John Bates, 5T22 st. Antoine. ~
Frank Ittinger. 759 Algonquin. So
Laura Jaenichen, s045 Dixie Highway,
I Springfield Township 81.
Mary Bommirito, A52 hurlbut. 80.
Gordon C Mottashed. 1929 Ohio ~.
Frank Nets 1867 Beaconsneld, SIS.
Catherine Murphy. 1850 southheld, 10.
IGertie stolArsky, 1891 Petoskey, ss.
/ John Gator. 1887 Parkinson, 81
Josephine NJ. Swami, 2is6e Santa Clara. As.
Walter Aloysius Sanders. 1872 Hamilton,
Highland Park, AZ.
Jane Rankin. 73O Lincoln r9ad. Windsor.
Ont. So
stanisiaw Kaperzynski. sfoa wncher. -.
John s,rainovici. 1903 Helen. SIS. %
George r. sewell 1902 stanley. 70.
Joseph Galand. 4is1 Van Dyke, II.
Frank Collins. 96 Melbourne. u.
Margaret Berry. $500 Lakeview, ~
Robert wansa. 2l24 south Li1desdae, ?.
lmogens Boyce. ass Phillip. II.
William Henry Mcleod. 2644 Grand River,
Sc
James Brown. 1885 Birchcrest drive, ~.
Louells Smith. 1885 Roselawn. s3.
Prank Markell -A3al Ashland,-44
Rose Ann LeBoulch. 1927 Hobart | month.
Margaret Drew 1868 Somerset. SO.
William W. Ketchum 1858 carten. 20.
Mary Eta Ready 44s1 ssyh"rn, 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
EOcklErlOOr Advances
by PIayOff Victory
BY VI r. DRUKENBRoD

LoChmoor IS positive this is us
year and no wonder.
Already the holder Of The Dis
fr.ct Golf Association S individual
championship. won Sunday at
Birmingham by Mike DictZ the
East Side club today has high
hopes of winning the league title
With Dict2 showing the way
with Sub-par II. Lochmoor'
team Of Sax yesterday captured
tho championship Of the Woods
group by defeating Mcadowbrook
and Detroit Country Club m thciT
playoG AT Franklin Hills
Lochroor. a wcll-balanced line
up. which has won every match
since dropping the season opener.
finished with y points vcsro~da '
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

for

By CLAYTON HEPLER

If Freddie Kovaleski. the To-
year-old Hamtramck schoolboy
successfully defends his city junior
tennis title, he'll have included
among his victims a junior Al the
University of Texas who has al
ready won his letter.
And this more experienced
player, strange as II may seem. is
eligible TO compete with the
juniors. although he is 18 years
old. No stranger 10 net followers
he is Milton Hoffman. a graduate
of Southeastern High School.
Hoffman became Is January A.
and tho United States Lawn Ten
mis- Association rules that any one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
BIRTHS

Frances Marine. tso2 Maxwell Uvinsl.,
Marion Matsky. 337 Ardmore drive, Fern
dale
Anna Mschnak. i604T Ellsworth.
Elizabeth Neuman. 25i5 Cat
Adeine Ost 1443i SUSSEX
Alice Ostrowski. 1929 Virginia Park
Bernice Przepiora. 1927 Twenty third
sylvia Pierce 1918 Doris
Hildegarde Patterson, X. No. g. southfed
Township.
Eleanor Paige 1927 Trinity
ROxanne CreenbeTg 3742 Clements
Ruth Quaney. 572I North Vernon Dearborn
Mary Ross 1923 Prairie
Charlotte Ramey, 1909 West Grand boue
ward
Frances Ross. 1920 After road
Myra Reinsbach. 1880 Kentheld.
Lillian Singer 5000 Georgia
Eva Schultz. 1861 Mound road. Utica Mich
Thelna Sanders 1887 Frederick
Johnetta Smiley, AS East Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
DEATHS

Sophia Kornlcwicz. 1888 East wills, IS.
Jack Place. Wnitshsh Point, 5s
Antonio Cortesc. 1923 Field, a.
James Flanagan. 1924 Concord IL
William Stonestreet, efs East Philadelphia
10
Puma Estelle Manser. 1897 Hudson. 81
Carl A. Heap. 2T3i Burlingame. rs
John Msgnuson, Receiving Hospitals 81.
John Joseph keegan. 1880 Murray Hin,
Mamie Carey. se75 Mortified. So
George Stoudt. 3025 Savoy "a.
George King, 925 Division. IS
John Zajac. ql47 Keller S.
Augusta Bush. 1925 East Garfield. S.
John p, Guinness 5524 Harvard -.
Frank nrczyk 1925 Bloom So
Flora Taylor. 2O5O East Grand Boulevard
II.
steve Rybicki, 1898 Dubois. So
Margaret Jane Fielding. 1928 Helen. AZ.
Oswald Mueller 1928 Huut SO
Helen Elizabeth DUDE. 1885 Beach road
Daniel Crawford. 1891 Hnlger. rs.
Mary Elizabeth Parker. 1925 Wilfred 10
Elmer Knoer 1924 Ashland. "a
Anna A Woods 100 seward. s6
Ressie Elnngvood 1880 Deduindre. 70
Earl Boruh. 22s2i Stephenson, Hazel Park
John Joseph Crane. 1873 Lawrence. 81.
Daman B. Gawies, Ts4 Conner IS.
Melissa A. Moss. $3.50 Scotch. %.
Edward r. Hodgson. 53i3 Fourteenth 81.
William Moore. Fort Shelby Hotel. 81
Harold n gillian. SIS Toledo. Monroe, SIS.
Katslin Pecsi. sl57 Melville. SO.
Mack Henry Gayles, 2235 Maeomb 49,
Marcelna Cisneros, 1885 Eighth 81.
August George Kronberg. 223s Parker, So
Florence Delavallade. $500 Scotch. 81.
saundra Bracey, 1854 Second boulevard, 4,
John McAnury. 1859 Chadwick. 20.
Louisa Beck. 1890 Hartwell, 70.
Richard Luster. 1902 Joy road. "a.
John. j. Bialko. 1898 Wheelock. 40.
Jennie L. Donegan. 1917 Clarkdale 50.
George Johnson 92l4 Cameron. 36
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
DIVORCES

= iIian Garter from Raymond
Ralph n. Bunting from Madeline Dodds.
Jonathan Thaddeus Audain from Evelyn.
Irene Hermand from Dan.
Margaret Fox from Harry.
Doris Coder from Harold p.
Luigi Falloni from Loretta
Susie Huber from Andrew.
Walter r. Clark from Anna n.
Russell j. Gilbert from Hazel NJ.
Virginia ". Amsto from Alphonso.
Beuish Johnson Bey from CLYDE Johnson
Alice Christina Roberts from Alfred Lloyd.
Margaret Workman from Orvills.
Carl Mkesell from Osta.
Lola NJ. Mcdonald from Charles r.
Myrtle wunkow (Wunrowl from Lester J.
Mary Preston from Gordon Martin.
Esther McCauley from Thomas.
Rernice Kicinsk from Walter
Cecilia Plaskiewicz from Clements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
WHISPERS OF ADMIRATION

Bill did in that found what he
did in most rounds. He moved
until ne Vas hit Then he fought
Back. -
BY the sixth round il was APP
parent 10 one ana all that Billy
had taken the best Joe had "a
offer The mutterines now had
changed into whisperings of adj
miration for the handsome Pitts
burgh hoy
The crowd had read where he
had married secretly some weeks
ago They knew, too. that the end
Of the fight called for a long dis
tance call 10 his mother. She Is
reported 10 he battling in the last
stages OF an incurable disease.
Even old Mike Jacobs, who
really admireS and loves this boy
from Pittsburgh, was peering hard
from his front row seat. Mike had
taken that seat in utter fright.
lie was afraid that Louis. with the
wind with him, might drive Conn
over his head into the iaraway
bleacherS.
But Mike moved little closer
aS tho seventh started. We fig
urcd Conn got an even break Ill
that round
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
Horses TO Watch

A. Detroit Lady Constance FdssfL Tu
Pr Chestnut Buf
~ Lincoln Firifs f.sis Pass Tre an
VI FAiaVsep Duck Stsrs
A. Delaware PARK Car-ioucs NJ Law
ysr Screen Test Liyslyh1of p
~ sufolk Dswns Naifins JACK craHcf
Yen EquF'Qre Smsr'y
~ Aq1educ' Bresys Powdered Hoes.
Gave charm netirs CrAr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
BOSTON

/ season batting averages
Team season batting averages.
tBatted for Harris IN eighth
DETROIT non 03n MI s.
Boston nm 100 01n-2
Runs baited In Foxx Rowe McCosky.
Campbell Mulln Cronin Higgins Two
base hit-Croucher Home run FoNN sac
rifce hit-York Left on bases Detroit II.
Roston S. Double PLAYS Gshringer M
Crouchsr ~ York Ryha 10 Cronin 20 FoNN
Bases on bHils-On Rove ? on Harris
Struck out-Ry Rowe 4 by Harris 3. ~
Ryha 7. Hts-On Harris In : innings
Ralk-- Rowe. Losing pitcher Harris I'm
pires--Passsralla. Grieve and Summers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
ONE BAD PITCH

lie gave up only eight hits, half
OF which came in the last two
innings, when he was enjoying a
comfortable lead lie made but
one bad pitch, Jimmy Foxx park
ing il out of the lot for homer
no. 10 with the sacks empty In
the fourth frame. The second
Boston tally. in the eighth, was
tainted. Dom DiMaggio. who had
singled and gone 10 second on a
disputed balk, registered with two
out on the wings Of Joe Cronin
single, which would have been a
routine fly out to Barney Nc
Cosky in left If tho wind hadn't
played tricks with the ball.
The big ArkanSan held the
mighty Teddy Williams htlesS. He
famed Foxx with the tying runs
on bases in the eighth. He issued
only two walks and one Of these
was intentional. He was ahead OF
all other batters and made them
hit the pitch he wanted them 10
hit.
"Schoolie' also helped himself
plcntV at bat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

starter, had accepted the verdict
that he couldn't mix with Joe. He
didn't mix. But he took some
powerful blows trying 10 stay
away from trouble.
Al the end OF the third round,
Conn. came back 10 his corner
laughing. He plainly was pleased
with himself. You could see he
thought he had pleased his man.
ayers.
In tho fourth. Conn took the
offensive and won the round. He
hit Joe right 10 the jaw. that
iolted him.
This must have made the cham
pion mad for. in the fifth, Ray and
the other Conn seconds were do
inc an anvil chorus OF Move,
Billy. move"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
FIRST GROUP TITLE


Although il has been a member
Of the District League since IL was
organized more than 10 years ago,
this Is the first time Lochmoor
has won a group title. The Woods
group * regarded the strongest
of five in the league and usually
furnishes the championship team.
Lochmoor now will mark time
until July ? when II will oppose
tho winner of thc other WcdneS-
day group tho Irons. 10 decide
which goes into The league final
with the championship team OF the
three-Group Sunday division.
Final matches will he played
next week in the Irons group. with
Franklin Hills favored 10 win de-
spite a lab setback Suffered yes
terday at Bloomfield Hills. c. G.
Predmore collected a birdie 4 on
the eighteenth 10 give the Bloom
field lineup its victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19

On week days enjoy the two
pages Of comics and adventure
strips In the daily Detroit
Times; on Sunday, the great
Comic Weekly with WORLD
FAMOUS comics in COLORS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-19
GIVES LOUIS TENTH

Starting with the eighth round
VIC didn't give Louis but one round
the tenth, until Nhe unlucky thlr-
tenth for Conn. ~
Some scored tho tenth for Conn
Others scored IL even. But we had
10 give the champion that one for
one OF the gamest and best dis
plays of craftsmanship ever seen
in any prize ring.
Louis must have known, as did
old Jack Blackburn and The others
in his corner. that the title was
away. There was every
reason for Louis 10 be reckless
There was every reason for him
TO be- mad and angry.
But in this round Joe Louis left
a monument 10 his name as A
great champion. Billy Conn slipped
and fell Louis quickly stepped
away. He waited for his chal.
longer "a arise. gave him time u