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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Saginaw Boxers
To Face Stars
InCY0M Meet

When the squad Of Saginaw
fighters arrives in Detroit for the
Youth Organizations amateur
boxing tourney at Holy Redeemer
Thursday night they will find
capable committee waiting for
them.
Last night at Holy Redeemer %
bouts reduced the Detroit squad
TO the final two boys in each
weight class who will compete
with the battlers from upstate.
Among those who will be in there
swinging for a chance TO fight in
the finals April 16, in the State
Fair Coliseum will be Jimmy Pal
mer, former Diamond Belt and
Golden Gloves champion; Louis
Woods, surprising Class A middle
weight who eliminated Tom Kiddy
last night; Jimmy Powers: Fred
Cuthrell, Art Price and other top
flight stars.
HEAVIES STEAL SHOW
II was a pair Of Class c heavy
weights who stole the show last
night. Battling for a place in the
divisional finals. which will be held
IN conjunction with the Class A
and B semifinalS Thursday. Bob
Jones and Jack Eberst staged a
three round action packed bout.
Jones dropped the first round
when he took too many round
house rights but labbed his way
back into the battle in the second
and then took the decision when
h q hammered home several
smaShes Of his own in the final
round
CLASS y DIVISION
12s pound class Howard seharf 81,
Alnhonsusl defeated Ksvin cunniss
Ii2. pound class Marion MAmay.k 81.
Alphonsusl defeated RHl Henderson ct
Benedicil Jos wshby Holy Family de-
fss'sd Pat Wilson sacred Heart.
IfT pound elass-Ruus johnson 81.
BENEDICT defeated walter wita holy Re-
desrerI.
is0- pound olass--F rancis oHara lst.
Alpnonslfi defeated Joe Ryara tst Glenn
emit
I7s-pound esass- Cleveland Harris a..
Benedict, defeated Johnny Macy an
saints.
CLASS A DIVISION
f35.pouud riass-1'mmy Palmer sacred
Hear defeated Cal Harvey fssnta
Maria
is0- pound class Iouis Woods - A.
phonsdsl defeated Tom Kiddy tHay Rs-
dremeri.
CLASS c nTNIsiOS
lot pound class JACK ksnEn - Ms-yl
Knocked out AmerEo chioksral 81.
Joseph
i3s. pound cas- Bon Feksr 81 tsw.
rencel defeated Rocky oliver est Viva
heiht Tcny Cardamane fouf Lazy 81
lie pt defeated Arden Chapman 81 Mar b.
l2s.pound cisEs-pete Morgan Holy Re-
fsemsfi- defeated JaeAs MsrrNre tst.
Catherine
is0 pound Class BW Nasau est Ma
'inl defeated John Cunningham 81.
Cecilia
isT pound efsss-EA NortH 81 Rers-
dirG defeated John Cors08.d fs' Bernard f,
W csfrtans tHefr Et6esu1sri defeated
Fags Price fs' PeHe1Ieff.
HeafgWpi Ehf Hoher torres 80 A.
nhonsas defeated Jack Eberr 81 Bsr-
ia pound ease John cirponors a..
Iul-rs1isf dafcatsi Der Nsg'a 50
cFerorVl. Toe Thaper fHa's Ercssmffl
defeated Harold Fletcher tNauVfyf
POLITICAL Advertisement
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Tiger Box Score


Totals IS = 2s IS Totals a. II 30 Is
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Rated for White in tenth.
Louisville 500 00o 100 n-s
Detroit 10a nua U32 IL
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Mazer. McCoskv p Greenherz York Bar
tell Parsons 2 Errors Iupien York Bar
Tel Runs hated in--Andres LupIen {
Mazer stainbsck York . Parsons . Two
base hits Sfainhack Andres Three base
hit Lupien Home runs York Luplen.
Mazsr Parsons Left on Louisville
4 Detroit II Bases on balls of Rutland
or GieheH ? of Shsffer 4 struck out
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Hts OFF Rutland IN innings. OF Gle
he'll 2 in p innings 1ff shaffer S in 3 Ia
innings rff WASTE = in innings or Le
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Waning ffcher-W White Losing pitcher
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Bash Time 2 H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Mack Sees Stdrdom
For Second Bdseman

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. April 2
(INS) Connie Mack, manager Of
The Athletics today predicted star
dom for Crash Davis the big Sec
ond sacker the As got from Duke
He cant miss said Mack lie
can do everything a second base
man : hould and do if we'll .
Yesterdays game with the Pirates
was washed out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
Majors Getting Good
They Win All but One Game From Minor Leoguers;
Boston Sox Defeat Cincinnati 1914

to the Dodgers a" squad. which
beat Shreveport, 8 10 3, in the
latter clubs park. Dolph Camilll S
ninth inning homer, part of a
five-run rally. Sewed it up.
Detroit Tigers had TO 90 10
innings but defeated Louisville, Z
TO 6
The ST. Louis Cardinals plaS-
tered the Washington Senators S
10 !, at Orlando EnoS Slaughter
INT a home run in the fifth with
one man aboard. Cooper was the
winning pitcher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
MonopoIize lille

For II years the Salem Crcs-
cent Athletic Club. a church or
ganization, has won the team prize
Of New York's Golden Gloves
boxing tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
DeIdyWeI(orned
By Wing Boss
Continued From 1st Sport Page

Continued From LIST Sport Page
sports writer, remarked on the
broadcast. 1T somewhat parallels
the situation in 1886 when not
one member Of the Red Wings was
named on the all-star team, yet
Detroit went ahead and won the
Stanley Cup"
Ferguson suggested next years
selections be postponed until after
the season, when better judgment
can be exercised.
THAT might not he a bad
idea said Adams today. "By
the way just where is Johnny
GUILTY OF Canadiens, the red-hot
rookie, now? The boy who got
the bushel baskets full of Cana
dian writer's votes to become
the outstanding rookie, will
have to pay his way into the
Stanley Cup finals to see the
real champion, Johnny Mowers
of Detroit"
Does that Canadian Press
poll look silly now" snorted the
still irate Adams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

When The soccer season started TINS year \
found himself substitute for the first time in
several years. Neil redeemed himself in league
game by scoring the hat trick tthree goalS) ana
5as' heon the Chrysler club high scorer since. His
two goals in Buffalo moved Detroit into the western
final of the National Amateur play.
TEN CARLETON, pitcher Of the Brooklyn
DODGERS is radio sports broadcaster IN Texas
during the Winter months PINkY WHITNEY,
former big Lacquer, is operating bowling alley
in San Antonio.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

first city cham
pion : h p in
ira c k Ham,
ira m C k was
next in placing
hnallSts wit h
five. y ort h
western, West
Side champion,
b ar ly sent
three boys 10
the finals.
III southeast
ern fears any
body at all, il is
two a I h @ ties
~. C1r,tral
Sheldon Kavief
and Ora h n m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
.dnders Is Is Sent
To Knoxville

Continued from First Sport Page)
York hit his sixth home run Of
thc season ana AL Mazer and Tony
Lupien exploded four-bsse drives
for the Colonies.
Lupien, Harvard graduate
also tripled. in all accounting for
four OF his teams tallies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
PICK NEW TROPHY

The Red Wing manager and De
troit sports writer's yesterday
helped select the massive silver
trophy which is to 60 TO Johnny
as the original winner of the
jacobson award, which will 60
annually TO the outstanding rookie
selected by all National Hockey
League hockey writer's, not just
those associated with some par
ticular news gathering agency.
Johnny has already received the
$3.50 which accompanies the award
from Harry jacobson, its Detroit
sponsor. Another check toward 4
Mowers trophy was received today
by The Detroit Times from G.
Donald Kennedy of Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
YoRK's ERROR COSTLY

Floyd Giebell pitched five In
nings for the Tigers and was the
victim of costly miscue in the
first when York'S error on a throw
from Charley Gehringer prevented
a third out. three Louisville runs
scoring after the boot.
After that Giebell held the
minor leaguers hitleSs and rlnleSs
during his stay on the hill. In
each Of four innings, Floyd sci
the Colonies back in one. two
three fashion
Hal White went the rest Of the
way for Detroit and was the
victim of the two Louisville
homerS.
Bill Butland. who has bern VI
with the Boston Rcd Sox. Louis.
ville'S parent club. hurled five in
ninCs and yielded only three hits
An error by Lupien al first gave
the Tigers their only marker of
Butland.
Fred Shaffer and Bill Lefebvre
chucked the rest Of the way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

KRACHT, Michigan skcet champion BRIO hht
has developed Skee shooters during the last few
months "Some getting good they beat fire.
Kracht said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

GEORGE TRAUTMA
and GOV. JOHN w. BF

AUTMAN, president Of the American Association
w. BRICKER of Ohio. once formed baseball
battery at Ohio State University Trautman
was the pitcher and Bricker the catcher on the
varsity nine.
MAURICE BOWMAN, secretary of the
Birmingham Gun Club oldest club in the state,
has written two poems per month for more than
10 years When Lowman mails out the an
nouncement of their shoots, held the first and
third Wednesday of every month the details are
in poetry.
ROGER HORNSBY, manager of the Oklahoma
City Club now has a son fighting as a lightweight
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

The only stipulation that box forwarded
approved by member Of the Of
Scorers after each game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02
MAURICE BOWMAN
year NEIL CAMPBELL

TRArrMAN City Club now has son hshtns as lightweight
AT Missouri Military Academy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-02

isrooElgn fNl p0n 400 N01-3
Knoxville fsA1 Id7 0fo non-s z
Mtlis Wicker 90 and Prank; Baker.
kaaerson tei ard Epps jackson %.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04
By JACK sTrNNETT
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4. : I

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4. It's a strange town.
 Although many states and most communities have. had their bat ties with slot machines and even pin ball games, Congress, for the first time in history, gave them an official nod in the $3,5O0 100000 ns- tional defense tax bill. They did it by skipping tax on them-$l0 a year if they are simple games of skill" and $50 year if they are the "one armed bandits"
 This doesn't mean, of course, that Congress has legalized any, thing outlawed by any state CT local government. If Congress hadn't slapped an income tax on ill-gotten gains, there would be a lot of gamblers, bootleggers, racke- teers and other criminal gentry roaming around today without their prison records. Probably in another year, some two-bit racke- teer who has been playing his ma chimes over the heads of mayors, sheriffs and governors for years,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04
HULL BLASTS
 SUB RAIDER
 FOR SINKING
EiQhth American Owned Ship to Go Down Draws
 Ire from Secretary

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4. - Secre- tary of State Cordell Hull today vigorously denounced the action of submarine in sinking the Amer ican-owned oil tanker I. c. White east of Brazil and made the unusual gesture of permitting correspond ents to quote him directly, declar- ing:
 This sinking seems to be another act of lawlessness and piracy and attempted frightfulness in connec- tion with the general movement to drive people off the Atlantic Ocean,
 The ship, sailing under Panaman- ian registry, had been transferred under British orders when it was sunk, the Standard Oil Company disclosed in New York. It is the eighth American-own merchant man sunk since the start of the war
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04
rmyB0n1ber Missing Since
 Thursday Eve
Twin -Motored B-18 Plane Last Reported in Midst
 of Arizona Storm

PHOENIX. Ariz, Oct. The Civil Aeronautics Authority today reported that a plane answering the description of a twin motored Army BIB bomber missing for 36 hours with six officers and men aboard was seen over the little northern Arizona community of Hidden Springs at the height of a storm from 9 to 10 o'clock Thurs day night.
 The town is 70 miles northeast of Flagstaff in rough country.
 The bomber was enroute from McLelland Field at Sacramento to Albuquerque when it disappeared.
 Aboard the plane we're Lieut.. A. T. King, Laramie, Wyo, pilot, and Lieuts. w. w Krimm and D. G. Boyd, officers from the Pendle- ton, Ore, airbase, and Corporal L. E. Gillem, Spokane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04
Ire " m c n 0t Vessel Sent Down, Restued
Victims of 1orpedoed Am eriean Tanker Reported
 All Picked Up but Four

BULLETIN RIO DE JAN
 FRO, Oct. 4--Reserve ships
 are reported to have picked up
 34 of the 38 crew members of
 the torpedOed tanker White.
 The reserve ships are expected
 to arrive here with the sur
 vivors on Tuesday. Fcur crew.
 men reported missing were last
 seen clinging to a life raft.
 RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, Oct. 4 The United States Consulate here announces that the Americ a n steamer Delnorte has rescued IT more survivors of the torpedoed American tanker I. c. White and according to other advices received here, only four more crewmen are missing.
 The 1000 ton tanker was tor pedoed off the Brazilian coast on September 27. The first informa- tion regarding this was received esterday from the American freighter West Nilus which gave the meagre information and also radioed that IS members of the crew of about Al had been picked up from lifeboats and other life boats were being searched for on the South Atlantic. A German U-boat fired the torpedo, it is claimed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04

WASHINGTON Not m n people noticed it, but a unique thing happened in the Capital the other something which in the memory of veteran newsmen never has happened before. The Vice President of the United States is sued an extremely important state ment on his own stationery, oust- ing General Maxwell as head of the Export Control Office and re- placing him with Milo Perkins of the Agriculture Department.
 This statement marks a very sig nificant change, which, without any hullabaloo, has taken place in the relations between the President and Vice President of the United States Probably it is the most significant change since the days of the Found ing Fathers when Vice President John Adams succeeded Washington as President, and when Vice Pres ident Thomas Jefferson later step- ped into the shoes of Adams.
 Since then Vice Presidents have not usually succeeded President: except in case of death. Nor have the relations between the President and Vice President been particu- larly important, except, as in recent times, for definite lack of cordial ity between them. Vice President Marshall, who served with woodrow Wilson, was famous chiefly for his remark: What this country needs is a good five cent cigar"
 Vice President Dawes became famous for his rows with Coolidge and for having slept-perhaps pur- posely-through an important Sen. ate vote when Coolidge needed him
 Charlie Curtis, who never got along any too well with Hoover, be- came famous for his social row over whether his half-sister Dolly Gam should sit ahead of Alice Longworth at dinner.
 Finally, Jack Garner was famou. for his private refrigerator and fol
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BROOKLYN, N. Y, Oct = Southpaw Marius Russo pitched a brilliant four-hit ball to give the Yankees 3 to 1 victory over the Dodgers in the third game of the World Series to put them in front in the classic, two games to one.
 The great crowd was saddened when Fred Fitzsimmons, Brook lyn's starting hurler, was struck on the knee by Russo's line drive ana the pitcher was forced from the game after hurling seven scoreless innings.
 The Tanks jumped on relief hurler High Casey for the winning runs in the eighth inning and the Dodgers getting one in the same frame.
 Fitzsimm0ns in Box
 Fred Fitzsimmons, 40-year-old fat man, placed his knuckle ball in op- position to the curves of young Lefty Marius Russo of the New York Yankees as the Brooklyn Dod- CTS brought the world series to their own park for the first time in T years.
 Fifteen minutes before game time
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lj. ,. Reserves
 Syrian Rights

WASHINGTON Oct. The United States will serve formal mo- tice. that it reserves all treaty rights with Syria, it was learned authoritatively today, pending clar- ification of the diplomatic tangle resulting from Free French action in declaring that mandated ter ritory to be an Independent re- public.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04
Death Penalty For Treason in
 Norway Now
King Haakon Signs New Norwegian Law from
 Exile in London

LONDON, Oct fixing Haakon VII of Norway. in exile here, today signed decree for his regime, pro- viding a death penalty for crimes against the Norwegian state.
 Hitherto. life imprisonment was the extreme penalty for treasonous acts. The move was described by King Haakon as warning to tools of the Nazis" as to the fate they'll face.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04
PLAY BY PLAY
FIRST INNING

YANKEES -Sturm flied to Reiser Rolfe flied to Medwick. Henrich fouled to Lavagetto.
 No runs. no hits, no errors; none left on base.
 DODGERS-Reese bunted out to Russo. Herman walked. Reiser bounced to Russo who threw to- Riz- zuto forcing Herman; Reiser safe at first. Medwick lined to Hen rich
 No runs, no hits, no errors; one left on base.
 SECOND INNING
 YANKEES -DiMaggio smashed a single between short and third for his first hit of the series. Keller gounded to Camilli, unassisted, Di- Maggie stopping at second. Dickey fouled to Camilli. Gordon flied to Walker.
 No runs, one hit, no errors; one left on base.
 DODGERS Lavagetto walked. Camilli bounced to Rizzuto, who stepped on second then threw to Sturm for a double play. Walker grounded to Rolfe.
 No runs, no hits, no errors; none left on base.
 THIRD INNING
 YANKEES Rizzuto grounded to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04
Germans Bomb Moscow, Ieningrad = Admit 300 Wounded, Rotterdam BERLIN ANNOUNCES
 BIG TANKER SUNK
Tanks and Armored Trains Are Resisting Invaders
 Assaults, Kharkoy
CBY ASSOCIATED PREss)

Big scale Russian counteratCacKS in defense of Crimea and heavy fighting along the line running al nest straight from the Black Sea port to Leningrad was described in war dispatches today.
 The Germans reported new over- night bcmbings of Leningrad and Moscow. while the British raided Rotterdam, Antwerp, and Bunker que.
 The. Germans admitted the Rot terdam raid was heavy, saying 6C persons were killed and 300 wound ed
 The sinking of four enemy mer- chantmen, including large tanker was announced in Berlin, but the report did not specify whether it referred to the American owned
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New Move ByGerll,ans,
 Fast FronI

BERLIN, Oct. 4.-The German Supreme Command announced to- night that large scale operations are in progress on the eastern front but no details were given out.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04
MANY MUSEUM VISITORS

A total of 509 visitors signed the register at the Territorial Museum here during September, a count re- vealed today. This compared to Al who signed the book there in Sep tember of last year, or 68 fewer than called to see the museum during the past mpnth.l
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04
SAILORS LOST
 IN C0LLlSION
 OF NAVY SHIPS

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 4-Three men were lost and "others are miss ing" after collision in fog yester- day between an Argentine cruiser and a torpedo boat 54 miles north west of Nal del Plata, the Naval Ministry announced today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04
SECRETS ARE sHUsHED AROUND

A court martial in the Army or Navy, and censorship. are two sub jects that always make news. but l know cases of both that haven't got above the whisper stage. Tn recent weeks there have been cases of court martial in the Navy on both coasts-and the charge was that the wives of naval officers on sea duty met them at the dock when the ship hove to.
 Here's the why of the court martial. All movements of the fleet these days are secret. All Navy mail from men on sea duty is censored. So how could these wives show up at ports far away from home unless somebody was telling secrets or sneaking out uu- censored messages? The penalty.
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BROOKLYN
SUMMARY

SUMMARY
 Three-base hit, Gordon; two- base hit, Reiser; double play, Ca- milli to Sturm, left on bases, Brooklyn 2, New York 2; struck out, by Russo 5, by Fitzsimmons 1; bases on balls, off Russo 2, off Fitzsimmons 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04
(OMp0SITE SCORE
SCORE BY INNINGS

The Yankees have now won two games and Brooklyn one game.
 Next game Sunday in Brook lyn at Ebbetts Field.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04

The Imperial gallon, the measure used in Britain, is about 25 per cent larger than the American gallon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04
5Iof Machines, Pin Ball Games, I Armed Bandits
 Are Hif in Tax Measure

will find himself in the clink for
 failure to pay his $50 tax.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04
DOW, JONES AVERAGES

The following are today's Dow. Jones averages: industrials 126.l0, rails 29.16, utilities 1845.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04
WI,ess YOss Say TAr, Smile!

The Taxpayers, Club isn't so snootY os it used 10 be. Almost anybody con belong these days. But there is q slight initiation fee. as Lucrece Hudgins. Washington girl reporter points out in q breezy series of three articles about the new tuxes starting Monday in The
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04

BUY DEFENSE BONDS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-10-04
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Oct. 4. Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock at today's short session of the New York Stock Exchange is 3as, American Can 84, Anaconda 26h, Bethlehem Steel 66, Com- monwealth and Southern 3s, Cur tiss Wright 9h, International Har- vester 51ts, Kennecott 35, New York Central 12, Northern Pacific T, United States Steel 551s. Pound $403 3/4.
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