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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Del Has Confidence in White

While Hal White not theatrical. The former Buffalo
pitcher showed enough IN Spring training De- Baker
that he has the markings of bis league huer He's only %
Buffalo season games and lost but And
had earned average of 243 which good plus any
league. His home is in Utica, ~ Y, where he turned in a
military QUESTIONABLE. He married given de
ferred classification.
Bob Uhle left-hander which helped him win berth
the Tigers pitching staff With Harold Newhouser pointed
for job starting pitcher the veteran Archie MeKan
and Uhe expected be the souhpaw relief chuckers
If Bob does well McKain he will be okay McKan was
credited with five and losses last Uhe
with Dallas last year.
With Harris, Uhle and White up from the minors, Eric
McNair is the only Tiger with previous big league
perence lie has had lots that with the Athletics and with
the White Sox The Tigers got Eric from the Sox via the
waiver route the only championship club can deal with
another club the American League according Lands
regulations.
Having played second third and shostou McNar should
be valuable addition TO the Tigers utility Il was
his value such that made possible Tigers send
Dutch Meyer back the minors Meyer brought up
understudy to Charley Gehnge has gone the Buffalo club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Chrys|er Leading
lineup Series

PITTSBURGH April The
.GallatIn-Dunlevy soccer football
team Of the Key tone League may
yetcaH3t the Western Divisional title
into action when The playofis for
tho National Challenge Cup get
under WAY bat right now the out
look is gloomy
A. Charlelol Park before an cs-
tmatcd crowd OF 900 Yesterday
the District Stars finished on the
short end of a 81 score With De
trou IN The first game of a two
game series for The championship
The second game VIII be- played
- Detroit next Sunday and az
grceate goal, scored IN the. con-
Test vii decide the winner
For 20 minutes Galiaun-Duulc1
pounded al the Detroit goal and
only miraculous work by Fullbacl
Tommy Ferr7nS. Goahe Doug Nell
ION and the veteran haifbackS
George Hay and Johnny Nelson
prevented scoring Tony Barra
George Borg and Neil Campbell
scored for the Detrouers and Joe
Lyons booted one for the Pitts
bnrgh entry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

BOSTON, April 20 seeords 20 FrarFic srTr=
SEX the pride of Boston, lay fiat his back in the goamouth
had knocked down shot by Eddie Wares OF the
Detroit Red Wings. Now Sid Abel the backhared Winger
from stood him. stick raised whack at the
puck which lay just few inches from Brimseks pads
Abes stick the air lifted the puck toward the netting
just three feet away Bmsek arched his back threw up
his right leg desperate try to The puck hit the
goaers pad bounced down the Brmsek flung him.
self upon while the red-faced baed Wings tried vanly
slash ii from under him.
That the play that stopped the Red Wings last furious
rush and gave the league champion Bruins 80 victory
the Deroters the opening game of the Stanley Cup finals
before 5000 persons in Boston Garden last night
So it's mark up Number l for the mighty Bruins in this
best the world hockey championship They
earned the victory by ouplayng the Red Wings by wide
margin through the periods of the first game
Before the Detr6ters got into the ball game half way
through the third period the Bruins had comfortable lead of
80 achieved through Eddie Wisemans first period shot Mil
Schmdts rink length rush in the second period and
goamouth push by Rookie Wnger Pat Mceavy early in the
third
The Red Wings Milt Schmidt six feet ofside
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Bzin,seE.s KicE: in Time BeNfs Red Wings

fort three times in savage attacks that within hairs
breadth margins of tying the and giving the Wings
chance for another Of these saddcu death victories in
time.
But Brmsek stood up before the bauering. And the
Bruins need three victories bring their club the
Stanley Cup for the third tlIaeIAe5 victory Num-
Der here tomorrow night
The Wings don't think the Bruins 90 it, They came
off the ice fighting mad the Boston club but angry
themselves for their failure get stride earlier
complete their third period comeback when they finally did
under way
But there question the minds Of the spectators
that Boston deserved Although the Bruins had just
completed terrific game with TnEnn-a
-+77--+ fTe than the Wings, who the
ice with weeks The Wings looked and said
afterward the layod probably did them good
The Bruins went into action however, not only
Bill CoVc the league leading scorer but also Bobby Bauer
night wing of the famed Kraut Line
shoulder But with Pat McFeavy, rookie Providence
filling Bauers place the Kraut Line, Woody Dumat and
Mlt Schmidt raced through the Detroit to give
Johnny Mowers Of the busiest evenings his career
Continued n Page 16l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
SURVIVES BAD START

Wood faltercd yesterday on the
first nine 10 take that IS, while
Byron Nelson. the national pro-
fcsslonai champion, was going 10
80. But the latter woSnd up
with a 20 for a 72-hoie aggregate
of 2S3 and second place
sam Byrd. former major league
baseball player who finished the
third round in cQnd place,
slipped back TO third with 2s5.
Nelson rounds were 7l-69-73-
20. while Byrd's were 73-70-6S-74
in a MP and tuck haul down the
stretch for the $500 first prize.
Second prize was worth $500 to
Nelson and third $500 70 Byrd.
Woods biggest victory hereto
fore was in the 1910 New York
Metropolitan open when he set a
worlds record Of 264 Tor the 7
holes
Ben Hogan, the years leading
money winner. fired final 6S
which landed him m fourth place
WITT ~ WIIlo II Dudley. the
home pro had 2SS and fifth place
DICK Chapman, the national
amateur champion. led the ANA
teur,o with T6-73-70-7s 297. leav-
ing the rest of the Simon Putes
Veg 10 The rear
81 Watrou> of Detroit closed
WIN - for 900 despite a ~ on
Yesterday fr>f uine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Out One Year as IneliqibIe

In the sempro ranks comparatively short time ago.
Harris has up fast lie signed by Atlanta IN the
Southern Association years and had ouhcd job
when discovered that he had played with ineligible
players during his sempro days and he had 10 postpone his
entry professional baseball year Commissioner Lands
suggestion When released by Atlanta re signed BY De
troi and shipped TO Beaumont.
The outfelder is u years old He was born in Ames
Ia but lives West Palm Beach Fla whcra his father
mail He finished high school At West Palm Beach
and later attended University Of Alabama where he hurt his
throwing a ball a dornitory 4 dare.
Besides baseball Ned high school starred in football
and basketball He member of the Buord Ga team
that the National Semipro championship at Wichita Kan
years ago lie IS of English descent and belongs the
Baptist Church. Hes popular with fans and players alike
At present Ned doesn't make impressive drawing room
appearance He has broken But when that's mended
he'll show the gals something he's quite Esquiresque The
dressup league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Stainback May Replace
McCOsky in lst Game
Tuck Hits EN- at
NJ cry Clip as
Barney Slunps
BY LEO MACDoNELL

LAKELAND, Fla. April =
That Tuck Stainback may replace
Barney McCosky IN centerfeld in
the Tiger opening day lineup
against the Browns in 81 Louis
April Is. was the startling de-
velopment here as the Detroit
club broke camp and prepared to
entraln for the North.
With Is hits in his last - times
at tat- Tor a 30 batting average
.Stainback seemed sure of a spot
in the regular oUtfeld opening
day. if not in center ,hen in right
field.
Young McCoslly, sensation OF
SIS f5EFii5Ir league season, Tor
some unexplainable reason, Sul-
fered a disastrous slump at the
plate in Spring training here. In
II games the Tigers center fielder
totaled only seven hits IN 80 Off
cial times at bat for a sorry .13z
average.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Tigers Down I'D %
Hutch and Three Other Hurlers Are Sent to Buffalo
Cutting Squad to League Limit

the BiSonS. for whom they pitched
last year. Hutchinson, who Two
years, ago was purchased by the
Tigers from Seattle for $4,000
and players Is farmed out FOR the
third time. the last time permits
>iblc under baseball rules The
Tigers bought Cook from Buffalo
last yoaI-s-+-efore the Tigers had
effected working agreement
with the international League
club. Fuchs and Trucks came up
10 the training camp here this
Spring from Beaumont
Only Murray Franklin an in
fielder. remains 10 be disposed Of
The Tigers are looking for d spot
Continued on Page 19).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Williams
Ankle Broken

International >e~s service Wire

BIRMINGHAM Ala April +
Bostons Red S0N today were
minus the services of Ted Will
Jams. smuggling outfelder who WAS
found 10 be suffering from a
broken ankle bone when he undef-
went an X-ray examination If
Birmingham. Williams sustained
the injury IN a recent exhibition
game bur SAID he thought Il was
d bruiSc
Manager Joe Cronin said VII
liams probably viii be Qua OF tne
-SuN tinCuU Tor several weeks a>
the team boarded train for
Greensboro. Ky. Williams vas
sent 10 Boston where be VIII un-
uCTTO TTFd Tmcnt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

LAKELAND Fla April :. -
With i Sadad of but = players
the number winch can be carried
through the season, the Tigers
were prepared to break camp here
today and start north
Stops viii be made in Charlotte
y. c. and Greenville. s. C. to-
morrow and Wedne@d4s for eNhl-
-bifion games with the Washington
Senators. after which the Tigers
VIII continue on tQ Cincinnati foI
games with the Reds
With the Cincinnati contests out
of the way the American League
champions VIII move on 20 81
Louis 10 play the Browns April
rs In The. opening game of The
$1,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

Tho 1911 golf season has been
opened Officially
Harold Stewart the young star
from Pontiac. took care of that
little detail yesterday AT Tam
oShanier by bagging the first
holc-in-one of the year in this
district
lie got II on tire fifteenth.
which. If you know Your golf
courses 0round here Is anything
but sotup
THE hole measures Isl Yards
and is boSet with considerable
difficulties on all sides.
Stewart. q former " G 4.
player and later q member Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
VETERAN McNAIR Is OTHER NEWCOMER

LAKELAND, Fla, April Freddie Hutchinson once again
goes back the minors and there is deep disappointment IN
the Tiger camp thought that maybe this would be
Iutehs year" sensational kid pitcher for whom the
Tigers years ago paid Seattle $4,000 and players one
Of the players the Detroit club sent option to Buffalo He
returning Bsons for whom he hurled last season
EARNED up twice before Hutchinson to the minors
and last time Tiger according 10 baseball
rules. He be sent out another year.
why Hutchinson has failed to show big league caiore
nzzes the Tiger mastermnds When he bought there
was the usual pro whether Freddie would
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Gets Flying Start
Bill Bror0n Clicks With 99xIOO TO Capture Seasons
First Registered Skeet Shoot
BY Don GILLIES

Bill Brown. Detroit automobile
dealer broke % cut ol 100 targets
Yesterday at the IT Gun Skcet
Club 10 win the first registered
>keet shoot Of the season A new
entry record -WaS- AeLlar an nfaeH=
1Ug day shoot when more than 30
Punuers participated
Jerry Decker defeated Paul
Slack after trey md ted WIN
nfncty-eichtS, Harold VIII won
elias, s. hunorS with g6. one target
better Than Carl ScbneIi jerry
Rafferty, and pIck IIeckDf
Fill Fayerweafher and Pete
Quick shared Class r with 90 hits
each. Don ftaIgh Won class {
with So
The big surprise was provided
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Thought Good Buy

On paper, Hutchinson was good
buy. Only 10 years old and in his first
year in organized baseball, Freddie,
pitching for Seattle. his hometown, won
IS games and lost but for .781, the
best winning percentage in the Pacific
Coast League in leslie had an
earned run average of 2.4S. He struck
out 191 batsmen. He was voted the
most valuable player in the West Coast
loop. All of which seemed to be proof
that the kid had what il takes to make
good in the majors.
Though he has thus far been a
disappointment, the Tigers have not
given NJ hope though his future is
hay. He is only p years old now.
What happens to MIN after this year
is a matter for deep speculation lie
IS single and expects to be called next
Winter for army service.
Whatever happens to Hutch the
Tigers and others who know him hope
that it vii be nothing but good He
s a swell fellow and if he never struck
olt another batter, gentleman of the
nst rank He may not have the fast
ball and twsters now. but he has
courage. lie may make great pitcher
some day He is sure to be good
soldier. il and when he goes. Maybe
-4ge are ahead Of our story. He might
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Continued on Page 49,
Lime Small
For Tiger
TsnHxnfS
Just give us day like this
for the opener"

Just give us a day like this
for the opener"
This waS--the fcrVent PRAYER Of
fans and officials as the ticket sale
for the first Tiger ball game
opened early today A bright
clear day greeted the crowd that
turned out 10 get tickets
The line wasn't as long as in
other years, but this was expected
by the Tiger officials.
or several Years the fans
have been writing for tickets
rather than standing i'm line"
said Spike Briggs. 1.-THE mail
order requests this year were
tire biggest in The clubs his
tory"
About 50 fans were knocking on
the gate when Bob McClymont's
crew began passing out the ducatS.
The line was short but steady all
morning
CY- Peters Of -22t2,2- Edmund pf7rre
was first to appear on the scene.
He arrived at $50 and had the
block all TO himself He is a
musician and this is the sixth time
he has been among the first for
opening dag fe-iie7ets re IS not
predicting the outcome of the race,
but IS pulling for the Tigers to
win again.
The first woman fan in line was
Mrs William johnson. Who for the
first time didn't write r tickets.
She thinks the Tigers a good
chance to finish in front again.
About one in four fans was
woman.
Reserved seats and j. IS went
on sale today General admission
tickets VIII be available at noon
the day of the first game April Is,
win The Cleveland Indians fur=
WTSfInp the ODDOSiflOn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

trophy emble-
matte of the
Midwest anna
teur golf cham
pienshfp.
NJ o r el n d
won his third
Midwest crown,
and thus owner
hip OF the
trophy when he
completed the
54-hole medal
tourney yeSter-
day with a 215
total even par
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Wood Masters
Masters Field
On Sd Try

AUGUSTA Cd April :. -
Leader of the field lrem-the first
round, big blonde Craig Wood of
Mamaroneck. y. Y. finally crashed
through TO win the Masters Golf
Championship with $50 for the Il
holes Of the 5000 classic He was
within a stroke of the events
record, Ralph Guldahls 279 in
1889.
Wood took the lead on the first
day with a score of Go over this
par 72 course. then fired rounds
of Il II and final 1884 70
yesterday 70 clinch the title he
missed once by a single stroke and
again n q playolf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

10y two brothers Ralph Davis and
Joe Davis Competing u their first
registered tournaruent Ralph
blasted out a - 10 Win Class y
ever hrs A-r6ff-Hr whose u vas
good for second place scores
II. DalIfz ~. John Skupny 50.
T. ~ Graft g O. a Roby 81 O.
= GiassWan II, r. W Griffith.
Sis. T. j Sfe.nhoG ~ v Tul-
hlft 81 j.. = Allen . G. T.
fherN 81 4 Caf.m. II = So
Daniels O. r r. HadicY - ~.
Boyd ~ & RonlIo 20 + kraeht,
~. G Sfe0es s. Bud Rgssello,
9l Mrs y T. Allen - Z Crosby.
a. z Anderson 80 e. Schmidt,
s. L Brewer. ID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
HUTCH TO BIsONS

Freddie Hutchinson Was ere oi
four pitchers whom ihe Tigers
yesterday released TO Buffalo or
option i'm the final eur IN fhe
squad The others were Virgil
Trucks. Charley 'tuch> and Earl
Cook
Hutchinson and Cook return 70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
HOW THEY JARED


.furmy Bridges pitched seven
innings yesterday and gave up Il
his and six runs =, He was re-
placed by Charley Fuchs, who
finished WAGER AfaSterSou and
Danny NacEayden "A pair of be-
specialized at hIcfc>. Gid the
for She Senators and
were effective After "a Shaky
first inning young Ma STEERS O n
settled down 10 nifty hurting IN
3iE frames.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
GaIen+o in Dutch

WASHINGTON. April 7.1INS)
Tony Galunto NeW JERSEYS tWe.-
ton dispenser ol beers and blows,
may be call on the carpet before
the national capitals boxing CONF
mission today for not showing Up
for training Tor bus bout tomorrow
nlght with Buddy Baer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

back tins year And that will be fine too
Robert Ned Harris. the only Tiger up from the
minors other than pitchers should be valuable . the Ige5
TTTI1g- slug a ball Hes left-handed hitter
may Briggs Sadum comparatively short right field
good up from Beaumont where he starred
This ms second trip Tiger camp
year ago passed up because Of supposedly weak
last he led the utheders IN assists
that means anything.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

young Sldl Viii regain ms I'd tIllS
eye soon. One reason advanced
u J0yy7UTnry TOT TCC6sKy S
slump was overweight
While McCosky failed to break
his slump, Stainback continued his
merry apple crashing with three
hits and it was no fault of his that
the Tigers were beaten by the
Washington Senators. g. here
yesterday. 1t was their fifth set
back in as many starts with the
supposedly weak Senators - not
exactly flatterng 10 the American
League champions
II was the eleventh loss for the
Tigers in Is games against big
league competition IN Florida this
Spring a dreary showing COM
pared TO last Spring Besides the
big league games the best the
Tigers could do against the minors
was three victories 10 two losses,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

Tor the event. His previous VIC
tories were in 1887 and 1899
Runners-up were Tom Sheehan
of Detroit and John David of Chi
cago, who tied IN second place
with 225S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
1IShlng the opposition.
Sheehdn Shares
Second PI d(e
International New, service wire

FRENCH LICK SPRINGS, Ind,
April Gus Moreland of Peoria,
Ill, today held permanent possess
sion Of the Thomas d. Taggart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

make good. There were scouts who
predicted failure but with some of then
it was case of sour grapes. They
had failed in the bidding for HuJCh-
inson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

when he took Jack Crawfords pass and set up the Bruins
third goal for McReavy They say Lneman Danny Mac
Fayden had his whistle his lips ready bowthen changed
his mind. But that does not alter the It goes the
record books the Red Wings last period comeback in which
Carl Lscomb and sgd Howe banged the puck home plays
engineered by Subby Little Connie 81 own goes for nothing
Howe's goal scored minutes and Is seconds left
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
,DEL NOT DISTRESSED

While McCosky'S bat4Rg brings
no ioN TO Del Baker the manager
is not distressed and IS sure his
young star VIII regain his batting
eve soon. One reason advanced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07
Ticer Box Score

Totals go IL - rs Totals % s %
BlHfI for Bridges ig seventh.
Bsffei Tor Fuchs I'm ninth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

R4cs Case -ramer. Lewis Trss s.
BIaaIVHrfH NssfersHn GchrinEer 80
CsskF Errors Sullivan. York Runs bat.
Ted in p 'aldWorth 8 Lewis. Greenbers
York Chapman Cramer Tso-hase hits
Cr8mcr BI00dHurth GrecnbetR Stalnhsck
Three-tase. hit Travis Home run
B--1iugarth- S-l--es4- i-s-~--+z .--- AH.l8Ie
Double pIass 3 Iyfwarth 70 Travis go
Archie Travis t. BloudWnrth O. Archie
Left nn bases WasniuEf0n II Detroit s.
Bases on haus-Off Mastersou = 80
HrdHcs T. lff MacEa tGen 3-aafta Fi4chs .
.zarlltA =t==zz-e-2 Hifs-Dfi
-sfasttrean % To 8 InniuEf off Brdses ~
la e lTniHes off \MarfaEten Ir-
ur1s Hff Furhs ranr Nr innings Hi
~ HfeHtr BE fu,Hs fgrseI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-07

Continued on Page l9)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-09
Damascus PIT. A.
Meets Teachers

New members of the Damascus
High School faculty who were in
PRODUCED at the P. T. A. meeting,
Monday, October 6, included Will
liam G. Pyles, principal, formerly
of the Gaithersburg high school.
After the formal presentations,
committee chairmen were appoint
ed as follows: Membership, Mrs.
w. w. Nicholson; Finance, Mrs.
Carl Cline; Building and Grounds,
A. A. Moxley; Safety, Deets War
field; Student Aid, Julian King;
Chaperon Mrs. J. M. Duvall; Wis
itation, Mrs. Paul Watkins; Boy
Scouts, Bradley Woodfeld; Girl
Scouts, Mrs. Bradley Wodofield;
Program, David Miller, Miss Mar
garet Burns; Publicity, Miss Eliz-
abeth B. Seegar.
P. T. A. President John P. Green
conducted the meeting while other
officers include: Mrs. Gertrude
Johnson, Vice-president; Miss
Alice Rawson, Secretary; Mrs.
George Woodfeld, Treasurer; and
Mrs. Roger Burdette, Historian.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-09
Maryland Fox Hunters Plan
Show And Trial October IL II

Plans are complete for the an
nual bench show and field trials
of the Maryland Fox Hunters
Association which will be held
October 13 II, hunt officials an
nounced today.
With headquarters at Willis
Hall, Laurel, the sportsmen will
follow a full program Of events
including a bench-show, dance,
buffet supper and oyster roast.
Five coveted cups viii be offered
and approximately $50. in cash
prizes. William A. NARROW, Mas
ter of Fox Hounds will cast at
6:45 A. M. each day of the meet.
Program follows: October IL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-10-09
County 4-H Boys
At Dairy Show

Four Montgomery County All
Club members left this week for
the National Dairy Show at Mem
phis, Tennessee, having competed
successfully for the honor of rep
resenting Maryland in nationel
contests there during October IL
II.
Charles Stiles, Rockville, and
William l. King, Gaithersburg,
will compete as members of the
dairy judging team by virtue of
positions won at the satte contest
at Timonium last month. They and
two boys from Hartford County
have had extensive training under
H. C. Barker, dairy specialist at
the University of Maryland.
George Fry and Edwin Fry,
Laytonsville, will compose dairy
demonstration team demonstrating
the care of the milking machine in
producing clean milk. They have
been trained by Rufus B. King, As
sistant County Agent, who ac-
companied the Montgomery dele.
gates to Memphis.