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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-29
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WANTED-Msn 70 work on dairy
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ORDER YOUR WOOD. COAL FUEL OlL-TODAY
You'll Find The Best Buys in Fuel Here Daily
NEWCASTLE COAL
UpInd Edoinos $3.50

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Business Opportunities

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Vincent Post
Gets Revenge

Vincent Post loser in heart
breaker 20 the same team las
Sunday by a 10 score. got some
revenge yesterday by downing
RooSe Vanker IN a postponed
game. So
Ted Gray. former Highland Parl
High ace Who famed Ii in Sun
days encounter but dropped The
decision. came back 10 score the
victory. lie allowed six hits
Beaudry Smothered Union La
Dor. l4-O. Al Mele holding the
losers 10 two hits AS Mike Gawry-
lux collected five hits in six times
AZ bat
In other postponed contests,
FauS, bumped Bushway l2-2. Carl
Raucher collecting four Safeties,
and Police Post outSlugged Cen
fury, 1918. Ken la Butte driving
out TWO home runs and TWO
singles for The winners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
|Ty Cobb Puts
Way TO Victory
Over Babe Ruth

NEWTON. Mass. June 26.-Ty
Cobb, the Georgia Peach who al
ways claimed he was the master
OF Babe Ruth on the diamond,
proved his superiority over the
great Bambino on the golf links.
Ty put the clincher on a lO-year
debate as 10 which
of this pair of baseball immortalS
is the better left-handed golfer by
beating Babe 3 and at the Com
monwealth Country Club. In a
match in which seriousness made
up for the absence of sensational
golf. Cobb demonstrated the value
of good putting game.
With huge gallery watching
their every move and hanging on
every word uttered. the aging
southpaws played out the two bye
holes and the medal score for
Cobb was 81 against SO for Ruth
over the par u course.
Some 1000 persons paid ST a
head 10 watch them play for
charity In the flrst Of two matches.
The second is over the Fresh
Meadows Club on Long Island next
Friday.
The old Bambino his shiny black
hair rapidly grazing outdrove
Cobb on every hole. But they DON
pay off on. drives. Cobb was the
more accurate. the more consistent
and on the few occasions he found
trouble twice in traps and once in
deep rough, he recovered nicely.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Plans Completed
For PubIinx Trials

Plans for Mondays sectional
trials Al Plum Brook for the Ma
tional Puhlinx were announced last
night al Warren Valley by +. A
Atlas. Detroit member of the L
s G. a. public course committee
Course owners and professionals
will assist Atlas in directing tho
-rvrnt- -'t'ifief-ilS- players will
compete over the 36-hole route for
eight places
Jack Winney of BEDFORD was
low with Is as tho Metropolitan
Golf Association and tho Michigan
and Border Cities Greenkeepers
Association held a tournament al
Warren Valley in the afternoon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
DEATHS

Frederick A. Jenkins. s7O3 stanford. IS
Emily Brankovun. ~ Victor, Highland
Park, So
Johanna Mccormick 2si3 Second boulevard
81
Anna Tokarski. 1897 Willis. 80.
Julia Martin. 2ei2 Anfietam IS
johanna DanElg, 5523 South Msrtindale
81
Charles Holtzappe. 2O27 Highland 50.
John SERB lO6te Mack.
Mary J. Workman. 14ii Ferdinand IS
Jack Clarence DepeW 1905 81 Marys 81
Catherine COgan. 1929 BenteAu. 81
julius Kimball Eloise Mich 81
Martha Pickett. $3.50 Hurlbut. ~.
Sophia LamparsA, 63is 81. .Aubin. 80
Ludwika Louise Przy Dyla, 1000 Thirty
second a.
Alabells Howard, 6t7 Erskine s.
lCharies Hopp 1915 Edison. y
John T.. Martin Bnngedahl. 1922 Ohio 81
sophia Caroline Schroeder, ISL Eastlawn
so
Thomas g. Scott. 1870 Shansburg SO.
Coda Gardner 1927 Carlisle IS
Joseph NJ RaWley. SIS Field 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Baseball in Brief

HOME RrS HITTERs
CIT Browns DiMsggio, Yankees WI.
.liams Red soX LitWnller Phihes Moore
Cardinals
LEADERS
Nauonai-Ott Giants u. Csmllli.
Dodgers IS Nicholson. Cubs "a
American DiMAEgto. Yankees rs YORK
TIGERS Il
LEA DING PITCHERS
American Feller Indians won IS lost
-. Grove Red SoN won lost
National Riddle, Reds won lost n
.Krst and Nahem. Cardinals won S lost o
Casey. Dodgers won lost 3
LEADING HfTTERS
American Williams Red Sor t07
Heath, Indians .375. Cunenbins Browns
J63
National Beiser Dodgers 3S3 Me
Cardinals .3fq. slaughter Cardinals .3f2
RUNS BATTED IN
American Keller Yankees So YORK,
TIGERS So DiMaggio Yankees IS
National Nicholson cubs ST. Slaughter.
Cardinals 80. or, Giants IS; Camilli.
Dodgers IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Vital Statistics
DEATHS

Nahlm Essad. 2s37 Crane. as.
Domenica sapino. 1873 Gable. %.
Clementina TTambetts. Butler Pa 60
Ards Denise Barker 5073 Roosevelt Is
julius Archer fisO Brush 81
John krizanovich. $685. Peterson. ST.
Ester Aldrich. Arcadia. 50
Mary Richardson, 1898 Chicago boulevard
-
Grace May Whtehouss. 1880 scsrsdaIe
81.
Daniel W Johnston 1880 Csrdoni 81.
Chsrles h. Smith. 1892 Ashland. SIS
Elijah b Rricker Yale So
Ellen Cornell, 5sif Chalmers IS
Frederick G. Schlacht. 1887 Pershing &c.
Clara NJ Jones, SOB Whitaker So.
James Wright MdfelAnd IiOO5 Maize. Sc
Rose Huebner. 1911 Bringard. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted.
Mildred Frances Acre from George EdwArl
Odessa DeLaRosa from Paul
Peter Bodnaruk from Veronica
Oryille Powell from Ruby
Annabele Hslfayard from Wesley.
Frang Holmes from Lois
sherman kreishsr from Maxine
Betty Ann Smith from Thomas A.
Edward Mayes from Josephine
Lura L. Fink from Marvin a
Aileen r. Cooper from Paul A.
Theodore Van Pet from Helen.
Ethel Gearhsrt from Otto.
Victoria Peca from stephan J
Hazel Wilson smith from Edward
Jennie Bell Ceniilcore from John.
Adam Snolen from Weronfks
Carmen l. smith from Charles y
sernics Monford from Josephine NslvfnA
Lvisbells Mayer from Victor
Lillian 2 Crane from Vernon y.
June = Coryin from Afber ~
DECREE OF ASsrLNEsT
Dorufhy A. Harrington from E1verna
William c. Todd from Virginia PAIL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Hutchinson Favored

OAKLAND, Cal. June 2e. -
GNS) - Johnny Hutchinson, vet
eran Philadelphia welterweight,
was favored 10 whip Eddie Bello.
of Sacramento. Cal. in their
scheduled ten-rOund bout tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
WILLING TO PLAY HERE

NEWTON. Mass. June IS. -
Both Ty Cobb and Babe Ruth have
consented 70 play the third match
OF their golf series in Detroit in
event Of tie after the first two
of their "grudge' affair. If a De-
troit match is included the date
won't he set for several days AS
Ruth won't be able 10 play again
for two weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
AT DETROIT

Weather. Ciesr. track. fast.
Fourth Race Darby Demon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
At CHARLESTON

Weather, clear. track. fast.
First Race Lady LonEworth Fiery
Ann. coz Lane, oyster Bar Nassau :
Beau Sand Fern
Second Race M First Ladys Beau.
First Affair Petit Fours. Jewel song.
Meadow Gold
Third Race -Gradatim Real Boy.
Dragon witch. Brilliant Carl. Aut0go
Menuf
Bullet B. Miss Wing Marcleavs. Queen
Meadow.
sixth Race Secreta. Phair Ydler
seventh Race Grand Wind Wntona.
IRISH OAK Almac. Trostar Miss PHI.
grim
Eighth Race Some Grouchsr. Center.
vine Wandering Hero. Brooke HsrOd
Penny Arcade. Victory Light.
Ninth Race Declared off.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
AT ARLINGInN PARK

Weather. clear; track. fast.
First Race Blue Nose
Second Pace BuSs Bargain Hunter
Leroy King La Sombra Traicionero,
Hermina y Latepass. Lillian Roth
Third Race -Ducmiss. Paulsnn. Mino-
tira. Tommy's Luck. Reign Dear.
Sixth Race Happy Choice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

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s27 down NJ trsds
BUICK ~ Is opera club coupe radio
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reconditiored and guaranteed Just think
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MERCURY 1910 ciue coupe vhits.vaI
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Your car or ST. Gown
oLDs-'37 Spas touring sedan. s-eyiin.
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beautiful finish and Trim factory radio.
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CHEvRoLET-'t0 Dc luxe Spas trunk
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buy nov, only so down
HUDSON 1897 f-toor sedan radio and
heater; one-oSncr car. S35 down
finish. exceptionally clean; only SIS
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PACKARD = 40 no touring sedan
heater dsfroster. clock. gunmetsl gray.
good tires traded by me original owner
price S7s5: recondtloned and guaranteed
we trade. Ions terms on the balance.
NAsH-'3p Ambassador eight de luxe tour.
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chrome trim rings cigar lighter traded nv
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Inland Lake
Fishermen
SHdve Big Day
BY DON GILLIES

Bass and bluegill fishermen
who choose inland lakes for their
opening day activities. were lucky
They are home today with the
best creel of panfish any opener
has produced in years.
Their haul was by far the best
over those who selected the St
Clair River. and the shores OF
Lake Huron.
In Oakland County where the
states greatest concentration OF
anglers conferred they had limit
10 near-limit catches in many of
the countys 500 lakes.
Clare Kelly and Clyde Davidson,
two Detroiters, fished Orchard
Lake. nest OF the conservation
departments public sites, reported
excellent luck Both had their
limit of bass before $50 a. IN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
AT sTFFOIK DOWNS
International News Service Wire
AT AoUEDTCT

Weather clear. track fast
First Race -Stepacoia Totn Home.
tpdo
Second Race Sidstrack. PArfait
Amour.
THIRD Race III Leap
Fourth Race sun Fighter Erech
sixth Race Sanonra. Old River. Prince
splendor
Eighth Race Florlan m. Countess
DOpy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
AT DELAWARE

Weather clear; track fast
First Race Trade Last Grape Line.
Calatsn
Second Rsce--Andrew Palmer Impoot.
David's Gal Cathode, Little Sarah.
GoOber Lad
Third Raoe--Prince Nick. Archery.
Silver Lining. Cathedral
Eighth Race Cherrys child Streamsr.
suez, Room Service. Upset Dove. over
call.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Enjoy Yourself
This Summer
GO IN A
GOOD USED CAR

BOPD-'7T Spas sedan good motor
o-iginsi finish bargain. fuu prica Sle7
t2T down ~ trsde
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
800 BOATS AT MIDNIGHT

Frank Leach, proprietor Of Sims
Boat Livery on Pontiac Lake
estimated more than 500 boats or
this popular bass and blueglll fish
ing ground. According 10 Leach al
least 300 boats pushed out into the
lake al midnight. many returning
before daylight with their limit OF
five bass or 25 bluegills.
Eugene Craig. Jim Hagar, Phi
Simonte, George BetruS, Bill Russ
and Norm MacLeish. all OF Detroit
were among the first 10 return
with full catches OF bass and blue
gills. Hagar reported getting his
limit in As minutes. His catch of
bass averaged better than IL
pounds
. Lem ID SwearinGen. who opcr-
tes Bills Boat Livery al the other
IND of the lake. said he could have
rented three times a. many One
Of the first parties 10 return with
a fun crcel al this spot was Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Whitman Of De
troit. Parked in trailer next 10
the dock the two were eating blue
gillS for breakfast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26
Is BEFORE SUNRISE

Mrs Bill Baker, Detroit. proudly
displayed Is bluegills she caught
before Sunup Jack Boswell
Charles Eldridge. Bob Orr and
Grover Trump all of Detroit
caught III bluegIlls in less than an
hour.
George Graves Of Detroit is a
believer in take a bo. fishing.
With him were his sons. George
Jr.. and Dave They were having
a big time pulling out bass and
blueCiIlS. ~
Mildred Weller Hattie Speer,
'fr ard Mrs c. Brown came up
from Wyandottc 10 fish Pontiac
J axe olu we're glad they chose
thus spot. Brown had little chance
he was too busy removing blue
Gllls and batting the girls hooks.
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.
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AT AQUEDUCT
Weather clear track fast
Third Race Bethlehem star
Fourth Race ranglin. Battle Front.
Sixth Race Sir Gibson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

Give ,oar car brilliant. loes lasting
hnsh! Cleans AND UsSes One
easy operation.
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Latest tear drop share Proreot your
ewes while YOU play. sun elice, cost
less az Wards -
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lust the thing far real corfort on
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About 80 square feet Of ,oft, ,bsorb-
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mobile or home use
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

BUICK - - opera club coupe radio
heater; sparkling black finish ! owner
reconditiored and guaranteed. Just think
nnlY Nla down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

Preserves, prevents cracking and give,
rich lustre 70 finish Dries easily
and rubs clean. Save now.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-26

S-ply fabric a.. bevelsd edges
cement coated Save that threat very
little expense
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Evening star., 1941-05-23
District Government
AnaIyzed on Radio

Three members of the District Bar
Association analyzed the District
government broadcast last night
over radio station WJSV. Those par
ticipating were Paul LeSh, John
Powell and William Sheldon.
The panel made an historical sur
vey of the District government, trac-
ing development of the present COM
mission form. In discussing the diff
ference between that and elective
municipal governments, it was
pointed out that the Commissioners
lack many of the powers Of the usual
city government.
Mr.. LeSh also discussed the vari-
GUS proposals for national repre-
sentation and a local elective gov
ernment. The broadcast was spon-
sored by the Bar Association and the
Junior Bar Conference.