davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1941-07-18

Russia ha firmado I'm pacto,
en- LOndres,, reconociendo ell de-
recho de PolOnia a su indepen-
dencia y dando Facilitates para
que en- su territorio Sc pueda or
ganizar I'm ejercito polaco.
Los puntos PARTICIPATES del
convenio, mejor e~xplicadOs, son
los siguientes LA Russia Soviet
reconoce ell derecho de existen-
cia de un independence estado
polacO; ell gobiern ode Moscd de
clara nulo e invalido ell pacto
de amistad firmado con Alema-
MIA en- agosto % de 1889, y tam
bien ell de ~septiembre %, 1889,
con ell cual Alemania proclam6
la muerte y reparto de Polonia /;
un nuevo ejerdito polaco sera
organizado en- territorio russo;
Russia y Polonia estaIeceran
Embellishments, a traves de
Tordres, relaciones diplomati-
as.
Els un documento valioso pa
ra la historic, por cuanto signi-
flea ell abandpno por Ell Soviet
de las tendencias imperialistas"
derivadas del "apaciguamien-
to-.
La heroica PolOnia resurgira
y todos tenemos la esperanza de
que Sc gobernara demCcratica-
mente, por medic de hombres
como Ell difunto Paderewsh y
destruyendo para siempre la fe
rula desp6tica de coroneles y
mariscaies cobardes.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18

Estan va en- canine del fren'
he russo, donde esperan comerse
vivos a los "sovieticos", los es-
panoles antidem6cratas que
componen la Legion Azul'.
Manda a los e%sclavos, que a
sesinaran O trataran de asesi.
mar unidos a los nazis, Ell jefe ia
langista general Agustin Mu-
noz Grande.
Los "Iegionarios" fueron a.
corralados como reses y las To-
comotoras tiraron de los vago-
mes en- direcci6n de Francia. f.
matarife nGmero / de la expe-
dici6n, ell Sr. Muhoz, salio en-
aeroplano.
Con la mayor desverguenza.
Serrano Suher, ell cuhado dc
Francisquin, lie dijO a los "aSu-
les: "Vamos a pagan sangre
con sangre, amistad con amis.
tad"
La gaceta., 1941-07-18

Estados Unidos ha publicadC
una lista negra de 1900 perso'
mas, firmas y agencias de la A
merica Latina que ayudan a
b~iertamente, en- perjuiciO de <
que a la defensa del hemisferiC
occidental convene, a los naziS
y fascistas.
Como sabemOs que ell gobier'
no ha estudiado y analizado ia
question, con gusto aplaudimoS
su actitud; pero lie pedimos a So
muel recuerde que los nazis de
por AGA, los que mOlestan y an
tagonizan a los latinos, no sor
mejores que esos sefiores y EN-
presas totalitarias o semitotali-
tarias.
Tanto dano lie hacen a la ma
ci6n los desleales, como esa cla'
Sc de individuos que antagoni-
zan a los americanos de apelll-
dos espanoles, italianos, etc.
La gaceta., 1941-07-18

"Aun hasta Alemania admite
que Ia resistencia rusa ha sido
fiera y tenaz. Los defensOres de
la Linea Stain solo la rendiran
bajo la superioridad tecnica de
los alemanes; perO, aun asi, las
divisiones nazis tienen que ira
baiar duramente para ganar
La gaceta., 1941-07-18
LOS BON0S DE LA DEFEN-
ga

Durante los primeros 16 dias
de julio Sc compraron en- Tampa
bonos para la defensa valuados
en- 1891
La venta de sellos, para la
misma obra patri6tica, fle de
1875.
Sc vendieron en- JUNO bonos
valuados en- S66,S37.
Ell mejor dia fue ell 9 de JUNO,
@uando Sc compraron por los
La gaceta., 1941-07-18
Ell

Calor y vientos del sur. Pro
babies lluvias para la tarde de
hoy. Temperature minima, Ell
la mahana de hoy, a las 500
II grades; a las once de la ma
mana habia subido hasta IS gra-
dos,
La gaceta., 1941-07-18
Ell REHsTRO ELECTORAL
Apatia de los CtudGdanOs

HVUIfW UI y
Hasta la tarde de aver solo
aparecian en- los libros del re-
gistro electoral municipal, 1927
nombres de ciudadanos.
De los 1927, Ia mayoria son
de personas residences en- los
Districts donde los c~oncejales
aspiran a la reelection.
Ell conceal Victor Rosenthal
Sc calific6 aver, pagando la can
tidad de $4,000,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Shaft
Sales Higher

CHICAGO. May 19.-Business
of Chicago Flexible Shaft Com
pany, manufacturer of household
and industrial electrical appliances.
is maintaining the gain Of about
% per cent in sales reported in
the first quarter in comparison
with last year. Shipments in some
divisions are currently running
about 80 per cent ahead of q year
ago.
Estimated profit of the parent
company for the first IL weeks
of 194l. before federal taxes.
amounted to about SIT a share
on 1887 shares of capital stock.
outstanding, compared with $1.76
share before taxes in the similar
weeks of 1910. Based on an in-
come tax deduction at the rate
of 30 per cent, the company's per
share net for the first quarter Of
1871 was about $1.52 against a net
of S1.44 year ago, figuring the
1910 first quarter tax deduction OF
"a per cent rate then applicable.
The company's current stocks
OF raw materials are understood to
be sufficient for several months,
but long-term outlook is obscured.
Many appliances made by the con-
Germ require aluminium and other
metals on the restricted list. /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
NJ Thin(|ads
Return Home

ANN ARBOR. May Michi-
gan's dethroned Big Ten track
champions are back on campus
today still not fully recovered
from their defeat by Indiana.
4S-4i. at Minneapolis Saturday.
The Wolverines qualified l9
men for the finals, more than
twice the number representing the
Hoosiers, but they failed to stand
the test.
Coach Ken Doherty said that
Warren Breidenbach, Bob Ufer,
Dave Matthews. John Kautz. Jack
Leutrjtz. and al Thomas would
run for Michigan in the Los An
geles Coliseum relays this week
end. Breidenbach and Ufer will
be entered in both the mile and
two-mile relays. The seXtet will
fly 10 the Pacific Coast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Skater Brown
Wins City Bike

N1wo OF Detroit's leading ice
skaters played prominent parts in
Sundays city championship bike
races at Chandler Park.
Art Brown. former state Skat-
ing champion. won the city title
with 30 points in six sprintS- and
George Omelenchuk, a favorite in
The Detroit Times Silver Skates
Derby last Winter. was suspended
for a month for interference.
Bill OSSler took second 10
Brown in a race Off with Mike
Walden after the two had tied for
the runnerup spot.
Detroit championship 2j-mile point race
Won by Brown, sunset Riders club,
OSsier. East Side Wheelmen second Wal
den UraEo cycle team. third oscar Huge
ler East Side Wheelmen fourth clair
YUung Wolverine Wheemen. NTH: Bill
Stsno East Side Wheelmen, sixth. Bert
BidweU Wolverine Wheelmen. seventh
Richard Teramino. Consumer Cycling team.
eighth. Trsvini.- Consumer Cycling team.
ninth David Jones unattached. tenth
Marine Guerra Consumer Cycling team,
eleventh; Frank Keersmaker. East Side
Wheelmen. twelfth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
.Ni(o|di Wins
Over Lefties

With a rs yesterday at Western
Charles Nicolai. one OF the stars Of
the Hillcrest team of the MICA
League, won the annual finland
ers' tournament. Remi LankrlSt
was second with rs II was the
second year in a row Nicolai cap
tured the championship and he
won permanent possession OF the
trophy
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.. Wilson cap
tured low gross honorS with a fine
rs in the mixed foursome yester-
day al Detroit Golf Club. Low
net honors went TO Mr. and Mrs.
+. r. Viger Jr.. with 92-25--67
DR.. II. +. Simpson. Chest Hol-
derby and Bcnno-P atitkt-- playing
together yesterday al Plum Hol-
low, put on rousing finish Each
had an eagle 3 on the 478-yard
-
Case Stevens accd the 145-yard
sixth hole al Hilltop yesterday.
He used 6 iron. and had "A for
the nine holes.
Erred Rollins Mon-lhe putting
al Oakland Hills. He
needed only 20 on his round. w j.
Schmitt and Harry r. ReiVer tied
with 3SS in the even-hole event
w. II. Suffield followed with 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Wha+!s The Answer?

THE treaty which UP the Irish free State in 1927 also
called for the continued of three Irish naval bases by
Great Britain In what year did Great Britain give the
right 10 their use! 1921, 1929 1888?
2-Is any Of the known poison gases odorless?
Each of the following symbozed by animal United
States Military Academy, United States Naval Academy,
United States Marine Corps? Name each.
4One Of the few birds that sings throughout the night also
known for its ability to initiate the of other birds
Is it the mockingbird, nightingale whip twill
5-Where the Suez Canal is the city of Suez?
Ga person taking part in a gambo is probably running
risk picnic throwing the discus?
IA that land grounds
does because of its nearness heplessness animosiy?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
New Jersey Ring Body
Take; CIothespin Cut

TRENTON. - y May IS
GNSl The New Jersey athletic
commission today warned l0-year-
old Harold A. Buddy Riedinger
Jr that be would have 10 "divvy
up on The proceeds from his re-
cent boxing match with Tommy
Rcd Nahor also 10
The youthful Caldwell y J.,
pugil,t> participated IN bout for
which They charged admission The
admission fec. Of all things, was
one clothcSpln'
Commissioner Abe J. Greene to-
day dispatched letter TO Buddy,
asking The youths TO forward 10
per cent OF al the buttons. slugs
and other media gwen in payment
for Your sterling exhibition"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Rutgers Eight
Proves Threat
For Keepsie

HarVard'S oarSmcn stood at the
helm Of eastern rowing powers to-
day as the crews began the taper
ing-oif process prior to the eli
mactic four-mile races at Pough-
.kcepSle and New London.
Meanwhile, a lesser light in the
field-the Rutgers eight-had es-
tabliShed itself as an outfit to be
watched. if for nothing else than
a surprising underdog.
The forthcoming weekend pre-
-seHts only one major regetta.
Syracuse, Cornell and Harvard
neeting on the Charles River at
Boston
Although most OF the eastern
teams have been on an even
stephen basis during the now wan
ing sprint season. the Harvard
boatmcn kept their escutcheon UNI
Scatchcd
The Crimson came homo ahead
OF the United States Naval Acad-
envy and Pennsylvania oarSmen
Saturday 10 win the Adams cup
for the fourth year in succession.
The race was held over the Sew
crn cotirse AZ Annapolis. Already
they held the distinction Of being
the the only crew TO beat Prince
ton.
Rutgers, having been invited to
enter the PoughkeepSIe classic this
year. kept IFS record in the
formidable category by winning
The Dad Vail championship
thiii successive time Rutgers
finished ahead OF Marietta College
and BOSton University. in that or
der. in a field Of seven The
annual Blue Ribbon water races
ON the Ohio River AT Marion.
In the only other major per-
Torrance Of the weekend, Har-
wards l50-pound varsity won the
Joseph Wright cup. defeating
crews from Princeton, MaSsachu-
e-t-tt- -fnStTr1tr OF Technology,
Columbia and Pennsylvania, which
finished Just like that in the
Charles River al Cambridge.
The Carnegie Cup races. sched-
ulea ~ bring together Princeton
Yale and Cornell varsities. wa S.
cancelled because Of rough water
ia Lake Cayuga at Ithaca y Y.
The regatta was postponed until
yesterday. then called off when
III. waves continued choppy
Galr.S i50-pounderS however,
outdlstanced thc Cornell light var
Sity IN a preliminary running IN
CaNlna Inlet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Tigers Extend
Streak TO -Four

BOSTON. May 19.-Pat Mulin
and Ned Harris. recruit outfield-
erS, are the current Tiger batting
sensations. In five games -Mullin
has totaled II hits in p Official
trips TO the plate for roaring
400 average.
Five OF Mullins hits were for
extra bases. one Of them his first
big league home run.
In these same five games. Har-
riS has collected nine blows in "a
times up for "a handsome .375
mark.
Croueher has totaled three hits
in each of his last two games Two
triples and a double were included
in The lot In Saturdays game in
Philadelphia. Croucher batted in
five Of Detrolt's eight runs.
johnny Corsica will pitch for
the Tigers against the Red Sox
today Joe DobSon, whom the
SoX obtained from Cleveland is
slated TO chuck for the home boys.
The crowd of 1900 customers
Joined IN singing II Am an
American in celebrating Il Am
an American Day at F'enway
Park here Sunday. Bands played
and there were other ceremonies.
Doerr is out OF the BED Sox
lineup with pulled leg muscle.
Wilson. the pitcher IS also BoS-
ton casualty. He wa hit on his
salary arm with a batted ball.
Baker fears Barney McCoSky
will not be able 10 rejoin the
Tigers before they return 10 De-
troll after playing here and IN
New York.
Finney's triple in the first in
ming carried against the 42O-fooi
mark in center field.
Don DiMagPio's one handed
running catch off York was one of
the greatest catches ever seen i'm
tenway Park. Boston newspaper
men reported. 1t sure was a
honey.
Carey injured his hand i'm put
ting out York IN the fifth inning
and had TO retire from the game
Hale took his place at second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
The knowledge Test
Ry DIR SARINA IL CONNOLLY

To what country would you visit: ca ST. Moriz; b)
Gmbria; (c) Cheyenne.
What the word for: (a) the unit OF heat Oh
from substance: substance destroys germs.
In whose would be if heard these
a) The die cast CD Thy need
than mine" tc) Now God be praised shall peace"
Who these Shakepeaean characters? the villain
"Otheo'; (b Romeos love; husband
the ShreW.
Where did Byron die Cb) did Pickett desperate
charge; (c did Dante dwell
What author Ca The Republic (b) Agamem-
non: (c) "Lysstrate."
Give word from the Chinese meaning GREAT WIND:
tb from the Greek meaning EIGHT CORNERED; tc) from
the Latin meaning RAINBOW.
ANSWERS Editorial Page
ErAiur nd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Grand Rapids
Women in ID :

LOS ANGELES. Cal. May 19.-
Jumping into second place in the
doubles division with blistering
1915 count. the Grand Rapids
team of Bertha Lee Rosely and
Lee Marie Ladwig provided one
of the major changes IN the stand
ings of the w. !. B. c. after the
fourth day Of the tourney.
Their game placed them behind
the leaders. Martha Smith and
Fanny Anthony Of Syracuse. N.
Y, with l10l. Miss Ladwig set the
pace with 165-191 -202-558.
Rosely bowled 179-l64-178-521.
Grand Rapids also showed up
well in the team event with the
Fanitorium Majors running up
2403 count 10 place fifth in the
standings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Rose Gets
No. 1 Spot
In 800 Race
international New. service Wire

INDIANAPOLIS. May 19.-The
field for the annual 100000 500
mile indianapolis auto race on
Memorial Day was more than half
completed today as the result of
successful trials over the week
end.
Six drivers qualified yesterday,
and II made the grade Saturday
on the first day of trials, leaving
Is TO 80 to complete the 33-car
field
The coveted No. spot in the
first row was won by Mauri Rose.
Indianapolis veteran. W h o quail
fled Saturday with d. an average
speed of 1851 m. p. h. The mini
mum speed requirement is ft5
m. p. h. Others in the first row are
Rex Mays. Glendale. Cal. who
qualified with 128.301. and Will
bur Shaw of Indianapolis, W h o
will be seeking his third straight
500 win this year. Shaw quail
fled with a speed of 1886.
Other qualifiers 10 date, and the
positions they will have in the big
race, are:
Second row - Harry McQunn. Indian
apolis;, Doc Williams. Franklin. Ind
Frank Verne Pasadena. Cal
Third rOw-CHn Bergere Hollywood
Cal; Billy Devore, Indianapolis: Chef
NJ Her. Detroit
Fourth row-Ralph Hepburn. Van Nuys
Cal. Russ Snowoerger Detroit. Everett
SAVIOR, Dayton, o.
Eifth row George Connors, Los An
eees Al Miller Detroit, George Barrnger
Houston, Texas.
Sixth row Emil Andres Chicago
George Robson. Huntington Park, Cal;
Floyd Davis Springfield ILL.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Dearborn
Has 21lll
Hitter

Cliff Johnson. who hurled one
hit game in the Dearborn League
last week. was himself the victim
of one-hitter yesterday.
Norm Pichan. pitching for Scenic
Gardens and voted the most valu-
able player of the league last year,
set Goebel down with one blow
a single by Gene Malish in the
second-to win, so. Pichan famed
10, while johnson was touched for
Ia safeties.
Scenic - 600 oil OH Il
Goebei 900 600 OO0-O ! /
Piehsn and ciesteiski, Johnston and
Anderson.
Boys cab O0t O20 COX ;
Winston 900 600 100
Kswalsky and Yonchoon, Carr Kawn
and Smith.
Three C's 200 l3l 1908
Roman A. G.. o3O 10 600
Collins and Brodreloh. Yoncheck. Luck
and Nazewski.
Young BOB 1872 22O-ls Is 4
c L. OlO 600 100 ,
slkorsr and Henry; sady, Pontone and
Painter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
A ST louis
PHILADELPHIA

Totals 50 7'25 : Totals 35 II % IL
zone out when winning run scored
Baited for NJ. Cooper IN seventh inning
Phnadei phla 100 O4O 900
81. LOUIS OiO O2O lit
Runs tten. Bragan. Warren 2. Marine,
J. BROWNE Mze. Slaughter. CTespi Mes
ner. Errors-Marion. Slaughter Grissom.
Runs batied INV Cooper, Marine 2
GrisSom 2. May. T. Moore 8 Marion
Mize, Two-base hits May, J. Brown.
MiZe, Moore. Three base hit Slaughter
SAcrlficerRizzo. Double plsy-M. Cooper
t0e Marion 20 Mize Left on bases-Phia-
delphia = St Louis o. Bases on balls
or Grissom 5. OFF Cooper ]. struck out
BY GfissOm / by Cooper g. by krist
HTS OF Cooper 8 in innings of kfist
IN innings Winning pitcher--Krist.
I mprest ReardOn, Cpnisn and Goetz
Eime-2 %. Attendance 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
PHIL tDFI.PHIA
CIENEI.AND

Totals 20 o - y TOtais 40 10 % II
'Batted for Hemsley In seventh.
'Baited for Heving in seventh
Cleveland O2O 0l0 600 3
Philadelphia 800 OlO i3x-iO
Runs Boudrsau. Trosky, Heath. Bran
cato. Moses, MCCOY 2. Johnson. siebert,
HAYES. Suder. Baoich. Ferrick. Errors
Mack Hemsley . Runs batted in-John-
son ,, b Chapman, Hrsth -Bsbich.
Hayes ? Mccoy 2 Two-base hits-Sgder.
sieberi. Mccoy. Trosky Three base hits
Johnson MCCOY. Home runs Heath
HAYES Double plays -Suder' to Sieber,
MCCOY 70 Brancato 10 Siebert suder 10
MCCOY 70 Sieberf .. Left on bases=Phna-
delphia Cleveland 4 Bases on balls
on Babich s. OF Heving ? of Jungles j.
Struck out-By Heving l. by Babioh l. by
terrick /. By Jungies ?. Hts--OT Dorset
. IN inning tnone out In second. of
heVing N innings OF Jungles in 2
innings, on Babich ? in as innings. of
Ferrck IN 49, innings Wild pitch
retilfk Winning pitcher Ferrick Losing
pltrher- Dorset timpires- Pipgras Pasa
reila and Gsisel, Tme-2:l5. Attendance
-lJ.fl7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
NEW YORK
PITT>Bt RGH

Totals 35 % II Totals 80 p 10
'Baued for Wittg In third
Batted for Adams in seventh
Bstted for Lopez in eighth.
Ran for Collins in eighth
Slated for Ginger In eighth
New YORK OgO 200 sos
Pittsburgh . $40 900 Goo
Runs Kucker. Whitehead. Young Dan
ming Moore. Cuisine. Hsndley. CAIRNS
Vaughan Errors Fucker Lopez .. VsI
Rooays Runs batted in--Vsn Robays ?.
DiMaggio, Fletcher. banning. Whitehead
2 Young. Two-bsse hiis-Gustine
Ihree-base hits-Orengo. banning. stolen
base Handley. Sacrfices-Jurges Martin.
Double plays-Orengo 20 Whitehead 10
Young. Vaughan to Cuisine to Fletcher
Left on bases-New York T. Pittsburgh
- Bases on balls-Off MCGEE z OFT wit
tg 2. off Sewel ?. off Adams l. off
klinger /. OF Brown ?. Struck outBy Nc
Gee !. by Brown ! Hits-On MCGEE 3 IN
inning, off Adams : In innings, off
Sewell In innings, OF Heintzelman IN
inning off Wittig IN I inning. off
Brown in innings. off khnEer ] in =
innings Winning pitcher Adams losing
pitcher Seweu Umpires Barr Sears and
Jords Attendance - $50 Time 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Suggested Changes
In Basketball Denied

NEW YORK. May 19.-GNS)--
The rectangular blackboard and
the stitched leather ball will con-
tinue as standard basketball equip
ment in the East next season.
according TO a decision reached
today by the Eastern Basketball
Coaches Association.
The coaches gathered in New
York TO determine what their
policy should be in regard TO a
recent recommendation OF the
national basketball rules commit
tee that colleges. high schools and
clubs adopt the new-fangled fan
shaped blackboard and the nodded
ball.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Lincoln Fields Opens
Thirty-Day Meeting

CHICAGO. May 19.-UNSl -
a six-furlong allowance race iea-
tCred the opening days program
at Lincoln Fields today as the
south side Chicago track began
its 30-day meeting.
Overnight entries for n Q fea-
tire race. sixth on the program.
included the Woolford farms
Technician and Joe Schenck: Fly
ing Lii Potranco and eight other
Sprintcrs
Six stake events have been ar
ranged for the Lincoln Fields
meeting. one for each Saturday
and the sixth for Memorial Day.
Each will carry an added value
OF 5000. TIE Crete handicap. at
six furlongs. Will be the first stake
this Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
ST Lot i
NEW YORK

"'" u " - IuTaIt % TO =
'Bstied for Harris IN NTH
tBatted for Nigeeiine In ninth
fDiMaggio awarded first base on inter
ference by catcher.
81. Louis ITO 600 600 2
New YORK 22O 40 3Ox--l2
Puns- Luc8dello. Clin Siurm 2 Rolfe
;. Heinrich. DMsggio 3 Keller. Gordon ?
Error CRUDE Runs batted in-Keller 2
Gordon 3. Chn. Rolfe DiMaggio Diekey
Croseiu 2 Two base hits -Lucadeilo. Hen.
rich Rolfe DiMaggio Keller Home runs --
Clir Gordon. stolen bases IMcadello
Laaos. Double play Lucadello 10 Cullen.
bine. Left bases-New YORK IL st
Louis =. Bases on balls-On Harris A. of
Niggeling off Conner 5 Struck out--By
Harris !. by Gomez 5. nv Niggeling 2
Hns-Or Harris II In 4 innings OFF Mig
geling. s in innings Wild pitching.
ceiling. Losing pitcher Harris Cmpires
Rue Summers ana stewart. Time 2 80
Attendance 80 1903.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Demaret, Sarazen Win

NOROTON. Conn. NJ ay 10
INS-Jimmy Demaret and Gene
Sarazen teamed up and today held
2 2 and ! triumph over Craig
Wood. 1871 Masters winner. and
Lawson Little. national open
champion. in a four-ball exhibition
match for British war relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
CINCINNATI
BOSTON

Totals % : % 10 Totals - II p =
'Batted for Mas IN ninth
Batted Tor Early IN ninth
Boston Oi2 600 600
Cincinnati OH 600 0O--4
Runs~-k West Miller Msieski r. Nc
Cormick . Aleno. lombard Errors -
Lombard Joost. Rups batted n-Msjeski.
Aleuo. Lombard JoOst NJ Mccormick
Two-base hits-Rowell West r McCor-
mick Ioost Stolen bases-Nest. Miller
sscrifce-Cooney. Double play Dahlgren
to Rowen Left on bases Boston Z. Gin
cinnst . Bases on bais-On Tobn l.
oft sullivan l. OFF Early 1, off Derringer
2 Struck out-By sullivan !. by Early l..
inning tnone out in secondD. off Sullivan
, In la innings of Early 5 IN SIS IN
ming Wild pitch-Sulliyan. Los <
pitcher sullivan. rmplreSN stewart. Dunn
and Magerkurth. Time-2 OF. Attendance
-- 10. 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
Five & Ten Team
$500 Richer

Five and Ten is the teams
name. But the prize bellies the
name today 1t is $500 for winning
first place in the team event of
the tenth annual $50" Chene-
Trombly bowling tournament.
Competition closed ast-night.
Roe konleczny-JoSeph Kowalski
finished 500 richer with first in
doubles. AL Ranke won $50 for
top singles. In all there were 328
prizes for the team event and $50
in each of the tandem and indi-
Vldual.
Ted Markell tournament Secre-
tary. begins the prize distribution
AT Chene-Trombly Friday
How they finished.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-19
WASHINGTON
CHIC AGO

Totals ~ 10 p 1, Totals 80 10 q Is
'Bstted for Sundrs IN seventh.
Batted FOR Chase in ninth
Chicago 400 OlO 2l2--iO
Washington -002-030 OOO---L
Runs Appune Z Kuhel ?, Wright 2
Kreevich 2 Cramer. Vernon ?. Lewis.
Travis. Errors--Lodg iani. Dietrich, Travis
Runs bstted in--Wright 3. kreevich.
Hoag Vernon Lodigiani. Travis. Chap
man Kultel Two-hase hits kuhel
Wright kreevich 2 Vernon Travis. Ap-
ping Three base hits-Hoag. kuhel stolen
base Lodigiani Sacritces-Ross. kuhel.
Double plsys-Travis 20 BlOodworth TO Yer
non Appling 10 Knickerbocker 10 kuhel.
Lett on bases--Chicago 8. Washington II
Bases on bals-Of Dietrich l. off sundra
l. of Ross s. struck out-By Sundra ,.
hy Chase 2 Hits--Of Dietrich 10 In -
innings or Ross in 49, innings, off Lee
o In D. inning of Sundra ii in innings.
Of Anderson IN / inning. OF Chase ia
inning Winning ptcher-Ross. LOSING
pitcher Sundra Umpires Rommel. QUINN
and McGowan. Attendance 5000. Time
25i.