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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
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marched through Sugars toward
tbs Greek frontier.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-04
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight with light rain.
wednesday. Temperatures: Hlxh.
o.; low, -. sun rises. e.44: .e,..
s:5e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Dizzy Baseball
Class Clubs in Weird Sessions as Bradford Wins
to Keep Slate Clean

triple steal in the fourth inning
when CaSs Gomolka scored
VViano and Riley bats Likewise
went haywire at the plate. The
former trounced West Side, 26-2,
with % hits As It's pitchers, Dick
LaBarr and Tony Groth allowed
only one hit. LaBarr gave up the
single in The second and famed
10 in FIVE innings.
Riley pounded out 70 safe blows
90 sink Krims, POS, with runs in
every inning.
square DeaI 00i 600 30 s
Bradford roo uiU unA
IA42aal4ahe- MnnclnAIrh and TaEllone.
Hegel. Barron StVers ami Collins
Krms $40 O0o i02 10 g
Riley 53s IL l2N % 70 q
Kssita Burssiuskt Warcnulsk and
Kazmierssl KAder. Dlugokensk, Prano
and Colptts
West side 020 OO0 90
Vi,iAno sal 3I4 rs 2s . !
Mays yenkof PAYER and Lain Ia
Barr G~cfh ana Gsynor
Andrews 80 % ~ - 2
i0vc0 goo 90
kripkin and skublz Er,leben, Moore
HARRIS and Cocoa
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Suburban 9
Threat in D
STANDINGS

After a Shaky start in Class p
Of the y 3. r. the Melyindalc
Boys Club today Is in a chal-
longing position for first place.
The Melvindale nine lost It's
first encounter in poor showing,
but came back with real strength
and captured three in a row. BY
edging out Tobias, rs yesterday
behind the fve-hit pitching of Ed
HeCeduS. the suburban crew moved
into a tie for third place with De
Saints and Falcons.
HegeduS famed l6 batSmen for
the winners. ShortStop Walh
Short started Tobias starting
hurler. Bud Dorr. of wrong. when
he opened the first inning with a
home run.
PoSSelius remained unbeaten in
four games when il downed the
Americans. III aided by 10
errors. Bill Schwartz hurled no.
hit ball for the leaders until the
sixth inning when ne was nicked
Tor four runs.
Falcons outSlugged Quality II
hits 10 II. and won by 12-11
score. but It's decisive tallicS were
scored in the last Of the ninth
without a safe blow.
T.
Quality POS 0O2 OH III ~ ?
Falcons BOP 600 in2 ~ II
Muazzo. Gu'iersor and Christie; Markr-
vicy ana Patrick Wake
Lyons lO3 sol f04-i1 20 2
Victory 062 rs 00O-15 ~ 2
walsh and KueEcr Msnchel Neimsn.
BrInN ana BuIny. Weterst0ne
Americans coo OOt 100 10
Possenus ii3 TOO 32x II IL =
Pattison smith and Lyle. McSay.
schwartz and Zielerki
oakwood u00 G2N 3iO-R 3
koWalski COS 900 00i 3 5 8
SilvaCri and Sherwood koniecny and
kazmierCgak
Melpndale g. 100 O0i ore 10 2
Tohias 400 100 n22 3 s
Heredus and Furksn. porr Zoe and
Kenney
star lodge 00N 600 600 % 3
DeSantis OiO cos O0X %
Fopovich Wintrsck and Ovcen. Swsyne
and COnstfnonie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
STANDINGS

Weird baseball. a Ia sandlots.
turned yesterdays Class c games.
except for one. into a riot of dizzl-
ness for players and fans alike
In the only self-reSpecting
game, Bradford beSted Square
Deal. Sd. TO take first place in
the standings with three success
sive triumphS. Roy Stevens. who
was called tn from right field "a
pitch for the winners IN the eighth
with two out and two runs IN. did
a fireman s act when he famed
Don Macdonald 10 end the frame.
and kept the bases clear IN the
ninth
But on other fronts. there was
little order.
Andrews walloDcd loSco. 1913.
IN game called al the end Of
FIVE innings Feature act was a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Surprises Mark
Soccer Matches

Two surprises occurred ir
soccer games AT Solvay Park
yesterday
BavarianS. expected 10 win the
City Cup finals. had q difficult
time holding HungarianS to a IL
tie and New DetroiterS handed
the Michigan Amateur League
leading Boomers their first de-
feat. 10.
After 30 minutes Of scorcleSS
play Emil Joseph beat Bill Peters.
Hungarian goalie, on a shot close
IN and gave Bavarians a 10 lead.
With only 30 seconds left to play
Mike Schimmer. substitute out
side left for Hungarians. scored
during a Scrimmage in front Of
the BavarianS goal The teams
went through two 10-minute
periods of overtime hut neither
could score. The game will he
replayed on June s al either
Mack or Solvay Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Glass B Scores

AFI Butchers OOi 200 374-is IL
Nickers OO2 100 900 2 S
Lisowski and Fornari; Zinsk. Eagan.
McAlpine and olszewski.
McLouth 200 600 200 2
Hassett Sal 144 O4x-23 Is 2
simpson. Fudge and Rogers; Carlson
and Okrie.
Hass Dol O40 600 II
MCGUIRE OO2 O0e O3x-iI II
shocker and stapula; Buhrer. Pnlsbury
Walt williams oil OI0 OILS 10 2
Misfits 0O0 310 O10--5 A
soWa and skomra: Predemsky sndsKa-
minski
United Diaries 600 900 Oio--a Sc
Walt Williams 200 Oo2 iix-s
Skulik.
Acme 100 600 O34-s II 2
Hoffman 600 020 O2o-4 q
oDonnell and Thibodesu, sterrett. Nc
Cstty and Bereus.
tAw 81 $50 oiO O0O--s
Stober PNA 02i ol0 OO3-7
Pugh and Olzewski; Winthrop and Zepdze.
Lithuanisns O30 iOs O0O-s % 2
JAW 100 900 t1s-e Q
Michael Dal,uvs ana Liscosky: zikmund.
Stokes and Popovich
JAW i54 oio 200 1910 II
JAW 3 0Of 2o1 OOO-4
Pootone and Jump. b Pontona:
swoid and sasno.
-Four Leaf Glover i2l COZ $50 ~ ~
East side Oi0 0lO OiO-
Meyers and zielinski Hedges. Gordish
and Spresser.
URWA 600 200 600 So II
Ind. Sheet Met 900 O1O 900 "a
Spets and Perkins. Tili Morris Mar
tynack and Hanson.
HE &C COS Otn ist-iS Is
JAW iT4 200 O2O DO 5
Carson. Dunno and May Huck, sequin
and Beck.
sans 3O7 O35 0t0 ~ 10
Ex-Cell-O JAW Ol2 600 COZ 5 10 4
Waddell ana Padovini; Lyszak, Dumas
and Kffner.
J l. Hudson 900 600 100
PTeto pol 300 20x-f 10 n 4
Spomer Crandai and Sorrei. g. Duczy-
minski and T DuczyminskL
Greyhound iO2 600 100
Arthurs i20 O20 OOX-R
oMalley and Dlcesore, RodVin and
Parker.
Troy al 2O2 1912 II
RayIE i03 OJ4 100 - II
Donshus. Arrowood and Brewin Wilder,
Milliman and Ahearn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
.NOrthHiIIS
Swamps
WiSe'S

North Hills. defending champion.
won ITS second Metropolitan Golf
Association match by swapping
Wise's. 1872. Eight teams in the
M. G.. A. are still in the unbedten
Class after two series of matches.
The North Hills players. had a
picnic AT Wise's with all four
players shooting 20 or under. Nick
Uzelak was the high man with an
even 20 TO win three points from
4. Lowery. Bob Gaida. who today
Will try TO qualify in the National
Open trials at Country Club. was
the best man of the day in the
NJ. G. A. with a Sc, but il netted
him only two points His opponent,
j. zurich. had a 6S,
Art Pony and Bob Dusenbury
had 90 each. The North Hills team
total OF 262 for four men is one
of the lowest in the history of the
league.
River Bank continued it's fine
play 10 collect its second match.
this time from Warren Valley.
Eddie Furgol paced the winners
with u, while Joe Sommers was
Just two strokes behind. The River
Bank team is considered a dam
gerous contender in the Western
division.
For the second time in a row
BEDFORD split even in its match
with Birch Hills. Each team
gathered six points. Middlebelt
made IL two in row by trimming
the strong Loeb Alpine team,
III to Az.
Next matches will be played a
week from next Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Battalion 10
Takes Lead
STANDINGS

II IL continues 10 get tho kind
Of pitching Michael DaiterO diShed
out yesterday Battalion 10 may
20 a long way before losing IT'S
first game in the Midget Division.
Dattero scattered four hits and
not an. earned run aS No 10 beat
No. .. 81. 10 leave his team the
only unbeaten team IN the diV-
sion
Gerald Brooks was Just As efiec-
tlve as Battalion II downed No Z,
l2-l Brooks was found for only
three safeticS. struck out - and
walked one
Harry Russell was the days
leading Slugger a. Battalion 9
bumped No 3 1919 Harry coll
lccted a homer and two triples in
sIN trips
In other games. Nick Poma
turned in four-hltter a. Bat
talon 9 whipped No defending
champion. % Battalion nosed
out Battalion y Al. and Bat
talon s scored seven runs in tho
nlntn. blii ~ was one snort * n
fcll 20 No 4 1915
battalion 30 3 eln niG oio I'll
snacs and Y katz kstz Pepper and
AhraU~rn
battalion SO OI0 oO3 OO-4 :
Battalion SO ~ oRN GGo ~
Hajts' zmmsrman ana Gersne, Wsg-
ref ard f'Hteiaefe
Battalion SO . 600 0O0 10
Battalion 80 90 ni5 GO0 txs
Ssjnouski Waf.e'Fsskf Baron snr Me-
Ncke Dhffer. ana Mslnnet
Battalion 80 ufn 800 sos ~ ~ 2
BaifA .un N0 0l0 $50 uo7 Il -
HIdfar NckFryie and k~snef sEcyu-
he,sk- s,ntrE ana Burke Moug
Battalion So poo o1o 600 ?
Baffa. nn 80 lua u20 inA
-quharf NsrrI simon and Ysrr'f An.
daf, F.na and CnlosN. LIS
Rattsion 80 o00 100 900 ?
BsffA lon $50. ~ $50 so OK ~ " =
McNeH Redafk r-a Landrifh, Brooke
ara tirsherE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

Homer Becomes Single
for This Player

Eddie YankowSky. second base.
man for OakWood IN Glass { oi
the y. p r, lost credit for a home
run yesterday Vhon his team
defeated kowalSki 6-5.
In the fourth inning. he wal.
lopcd a long blow and raced al
the way home where has thirC
base coach greeted him with
orders 20 start all over again. llc
then cot no farther than first.
The reason lie failed 10 taC
the sack on his circuit trip and
would have been called out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
M Fails 10 Qualify
For Crew Cup Finals

ANNAPOLIS. Md. May Is.
The University of MichlganS two
sailing crews failed 10 qualify for
the finals Of the Mcmillan Cup IA
be held June "a TO Is at Marble
head. Mass.
The Naval Academy won tho
knoekaboHt races with So points
followed by Coast Guard 81
Princeton 31i2. Penn 26i2 and
Michigan 26i,. Dartmouth. winner
OF first place in four half-rater
races. also qualified for the finals
along with the MidShipmen. Coast
Guard and Princeton. Knockabout
scores were Dartmouth 29L
Harvard 22h, Tufts IT, and
Brown 12i4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
La Buid0
Fans 4:B
I'm ? Fits
STANDINGS

Forly-three strlkeoutS in two
games,
I'd La Budde our Savior pitcher
IN the Lutheran League today can
point 10 this record if any one
doubts he Is The Strlkeout king of
the SandlotS this season He famed
20 St Thomas batterS to win yes
terday -, week after he struck
out % in beating Salem.
La BuddeS team had 20 score
five runs IN the eighth 10 assure
the victory over ST. Thomas He al
lowed four hits.
Mt Zion meanwhile. took I'M
disputed possession OF first place
ny downing 81 Matthew. So for
It's Fourth straight Len Kromm got
through for victory though
touched for Il hits.
Norm Riskc'S double that drove
in three runs IN the ninth was the
timely Nj Calvary hit responsible
for Trinity'S first loss Of the sea-
SON 4-2 Joe kival baCged four
SafetieS for the losers.
our Savior 200 600 ESQ , 2
s. Thomas 0i0 900 0Oi 3
Ia Budde and Komp. somers Ave and
NichoIsI
C0nCordia 600 0Ul or 10 4
Salem l22 ~ 2uX 81 - g
HemPei sanurE and ScnuchunE. L.
Rlumenthai and Taffs
81 Matthew 100 900 u,o g II
MI Zion 12I OOO iUx r II
Hausch schmuuing and Roberts. Kromm
snd Franz
NJ Calvary 600 OOi OO7 : 3
Trinity O0O POO 600 2 :
r. Riske, Rtsks and starry. Cervinak.
Sluka ana Luptak
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
STARTER Is BLASTED

g KorytkowSki. a newcomer.
started for Hodges and only y
battcrS faced him in the first four
innings He blew up IN the sixth.
Bruno NicdowiCz and Ncll Steven
son hitting homerS IN Auto Club
flNe-Tuu spree.
Hodges loss and Altcs a. vic
tory over previously unbcaten
NlaSic sent tho Class 4 standings
alto a-lln- lnr- first helMecn Hod-
gcs. Vla,ic. AltcS and Paris. Altes
scored four times in the second 10
give Lyle Rumph a victory IN his
first start here Paul PiotrowSkl
collected three hits in a perfect
day for Allies while George Dat
man of VlaSic also got three
safcticS
Alex Smith hold Powers 20 five
hits 20 give PcpSi-Coia GA VIC
tory in The other game. Tho win
nerS scored twice in tho FIRST and
-four times in tho second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
ZwiCk S Pilot Seeks
Bout With SeaIzo

CHICAGO May 26. GNS) -
Al Fam, manager Of Phil Zwick of
Kaukauna. Wis, planned 10 meet
with n 3 A. president Joseph
Triner in Chicago today and at.
tempt 10 have Zwick named As
the associations No ! challenger
for Petey Scalzo's featherweight
crown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
FOur.-Run
Homer Is
One Short

Somebody's ways spelling
things. by trying too hard. Pete
Bill Of the Metal PoliSherS nine in
the Labor League believes today.
The Stocky right fielder walloped
a home run with the bases loaded
in the last of the ninth inning yes
terday as his team rallied against
Electrical Workers No. II. but the
precious blow only put his team
one run behind. ST. and seemingly
Squelched its efforts 10 win.
Transfers and DSR are tied al
the top of the league with three
successive wins. Post Office was
the victim of DSR. IA. in a
Sevcn-inning game at Northwest
crn Field and Transfers knocked
Union Printers out of first-place
tic. AS.
DPW. the defending champ. re-
gained its winning stride with a
Sd victory over Typos and Elec-
trical Workers No IS downed Let
ter Carriers, 7-3
Typos oIo POO oOo-7 : s
DPW 600 Ol4 0ON 3 u 2
y seldom Carney and 81 John. Jeffer-
son and Ruff
tREW IS 100 100 tOl : u 2
/ Letter Carriers 100 600 0O2 3 s 2
WeSson and Nnvsk, Brown and Neuge-
bauer
IBFW Il 600 100 22l .
Metal polfshcrs nin O1n uO5-7 10
Forti and KarkP Londo. Reno and
Meters
Post Office nOi n3O o. q
DSR 442 1903 Nla Q
Finn, Burvh and Ciesieiski Windorf and
Okrie
Teamsters Os0 100 1n2-I4 Is 2
Union PRINTERS 100 O03 COL 10
Pistro. Stalev and Rleau. Buniak. Ting
stad, Bechard and EgBu.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Don Bulge 10 Wed
Coast Girl Today

CHICAGO. May 26. 49, INS) -
Wcddding bells will peal at 4 p. m.
in Chicago today for Donald Bulge,
professional tennis champion. and
Miss Dierdre ConSelman. 10. Of
Glendale. Cal. daughter of tho late
Jimmy Conselman, newspaper car
fnnnIsf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Dearborn League
We stwood Results

MeirinEer 2 Williams
OakWood Bows club a. Eagle Lodge g
spsfion Ciuh 10. Parker wolverine o.
Sherrard Original s
Woodrow Wilson - Hornets n.
Graham 23 Eagles Dr. 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

Totals ~ ffH}- r. Totals - 10 - ~
'Raiiea 10Y GuwoIs In me -N'eenfh
xTso o4t AMEN sInninE ran VA made
Hodges 600 ~ 600 0pn 600
Into CIuh 200 no. oon 600 600 8
rr0rs RadlIrvich or mois ga Florsk
sfeter.or Ne-oufcz tct Home Yuns
SIed0Virt stevenson HIS or koNf-
krVyk o in t.B innings ~NT Talbot Is in
20 IrrfnE. ~ Hfdnrka : in % 10 fn.
rlnCr Sfrutk nu' Hy Nor, fRovskt p,
Talbot 90 hN NIfUcka p. stolen bases
FIrrek Grucls Dauphin e.. Bases on
taUs-O or HrdUtka p
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
County Hur|er 5
Streak Ended
STANDINGS

Don Christ, WeStwood pitcher,
lost his first game in three years
when Paul Knopp of Inkster
Linderman. beat him in a 10
pitching duel yesterday in the
Inter-County League.
knopp allowed two hits, struck
out 10 and drove in the winning
run in the seventh.
Charley Wolfram. Garden City
outfelder. led the days sluggers
as he drove in six runs TO give
his team A 9-5 triumph over Ink
ster Merchants Earl Block. of
Romulus pitched a four-hitter TO
blank Belleville, so.
Garden CITY $50 Oi0 I3x-qis .
Inkster Merchants 200 n3O 600 q
Scott and Hnsson Mann and Coleman
Melvindsls DOL 600 ol2 Oo3-7 ?
Arazo Ohl 600 100 600 1s 5
Rice and Kichula SCHNEIDER and Book
olympics O0O 600 600 Z
Ann Arbor $50 DOL 0lO-iO is l
Anderson and Bone Rosback and
Lickert
Dearborn Olo 27i ooi-12 ~ 5
Plymouth Oi0 044 Olo--1O IL 8
Westerlund, Espsr and Rogan; G. Mol
mar, Debozy and schomberger
Pomulus o10 2ln 0i0-s II /
Belevtlle 0O0 200 600
Block and Mach: Wagus and Lsurine
BEDFORD 100 O0i 300 3 2
Waltz SOC 600 OOx-s 10 ?
Cunningham and Meisner: Schaefer and
McCraghe
Wolverines OH 600 OOi-4
Saline OOn GOO 1901 z
Tsvtegisn and Julian: II Frey and c.
Frey.
lnkster LindermAn OoO O0O 100 I Z ?
Wpsfvood 600 600 600 q z n
knopp and Lipdberg Christ and Gtske.
Biz Five 2. Mars 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

Eddie Lewis, Arena Gardens
mat impresario, will be both a pro-
moter and competitor in tonight's
wrestling doings at the Gardens.
donning his wrestling togs for the
first time in three years 10 attempt
10 tame the Hindu bad man.
Mango Singh. Benny Leonard,
former lightweight champion, will
referee.
The bout is an aftermath Of the
Straightforward fuss last Monday in
which Lewis attempted 10 act as
peacemaker and tossed n few luSty
swings al the Hindu. A challenge
resulted in Lewis coming out of
retirement sooner than he ex-
pected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
A REAL HERO

The real hero was Jack Talbot,
who pitched from start 10 finish
for Auto Club. Far from discour-
aged when his mates kicked in
five Hodges runs in the first six
innings. Talbot bore down 10 hold
his opponents ScoreleSs the rest Of
the way His control was some
thing 10 marvel at-he did not
walk p batter.
There had 10 be an unmcky one
IN the game, and he was Fred
Hrdlcka, the losing pitcher
Hrdlicka entered the contest AS a
relief pitcher in the sixth and
checked an Auto Club rally after
five runs were in. Then for the
next nine innings he and Talbot
fought il out Hrdlicka being eSpe-
cially tough in the pincheS.
Ebranyi redeemed himself when
picked on slow curve with
The count two-and-iwO for the hit
that ended the game In four
earlier appearances Al the plate
he had made the final out. each
limo with "A runner in scoring posi-
ton The all-important blow was
his only hit IN eight trips
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
SHIPPERS CONCLAvE

With Eberly were Kratch, Graf,
Ralph league and Bill Fayer-
weather. Slack, Walter Tulburt,
Bill Brown. Jerry Decker and
Allen formed the Gateway side.
Fayweather and Graf were first
in the two-man with 1877, Graf
doing 90.
Scoring IS. Mrs. J. l.. Young
husband. Chicago. won the wom-
ems all-gauge lanrels Mrs. NJ. f.
McBroom. Fenton. headed Class A
with 81 and Mrs. d. p. Allen was
first ip-ClasS
Fourteen-year-old Ralph Haskin.
ninth grader AT Cooley High
School. was junior leader with 81.
On his third field he ran 25
straight his first such string in
two years Of competition. He had
"a on the fourth.
High overall in five classes went
10 James Anderson. Chicago. who
led in AA with 293. Other lead
ers were: Matt Haskin. A at 282:
Fayerweather. B. 284: S. RI.
Hawxhurst, Chicago, c, $50; T. j.
Sullivan. d. 263.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26

in the tie breaker by one target.
Then he followed with his senSa-
tlonal POO in the test with Nell
for first in Class AA all-gauge. r..
III. Graf with 90 was third.
kratch was a member of The
pick up Crosse Pointe Skeet Club
winner Of the five-man team
championship and new state
record holder with 4S9 against asa
for Kings Gateway. the runner
up. Crosse Polnte had a better
score in sight until {. j. Eberly
missed three on his last field when
he was the victim of rival humor.
Eberly, captain and coach OF
Kings Gateway. ordinarily would
have been in its lineup But the
Gateways appeared with p full
team leaving Eberly AS sixth man.
Rather than spoil the party. Eb-
erly recruited the Crosse Pointe
array and helped 10 win an I'M
expected title. As he was reg
iStered member Of both clubs. the
rules permitted the switch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-26
Sly S Hitting
Gives Faust
League Lead
STANDINGS

Bob Sly. Faust Post first base
nan and pitcher. couldn't check
RooSe-Vanker. American Legion
defending champion. from the
mound, but he blasted the hits
which cost the titliSts their second
straight game and the lead of the
Eastern Division of the loop yes
terday afternoon at Belle Isle.
Sly was lifted in the sixth in
ming after allowing seven hits and
three runs He snapped positions
with Paul Zubak and in the ninth
started 10 do his share Of the dam
age which brought Bill Martin his
first Legion defeat
He opened with single 10
short. took second when Ed Tor
ner'S throw was high and scored
on Ken ScholZ' fiuke double.
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Mat |mpresdrio
Back 10 Work
ToNIGHT's MOTIFS

TONIGHT'S MOTIFS
Eddie bad Nam Lewis vs., Mango.
Singh. one fan.
Lord Patrick Finnegan vs.. Sir DIZZY
Davis.
Gorilla" Macias VS.. sergt. Bob Kenas-
ton
Ksyo Ramos va. Harold Chaundy.
"Reh' Russell VS. Manolo Conner
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RED DIVISION
STANDINGS
WHITE DIVISION

Walt Williams and JAW Z
needed that extra something" to
win yesterday and had il. That's
why today they are the only un-
beaten teams in Class b of the
Detroit Baseball Federation.
Walt Williams, faced with a
tough double-header. came up With
its third and fourth straight VIC
tories. United Diaries was the first
victim. 6-3, and a run in the ninth
turned back MiSfits, 6-5.
JAW refused to quit when il
went into the last half of the ninth
trailing Lithuanian Alliance by
five runs. Three hits, four walks
and three wild pitches turned the
trick and the six runs needed won,
9-S. John Jackson's single broke up
the game.
Andy Bino, who won four games
and lost none last year, scored his
second straight triumph of 1941 in
pitching Walt Williams to victory
over United Diaries. John Sowa,
who pitched the second game.
scored the winning run in the
ninth on an outfield fly to beat
Misfits. He also had homer.
OTHER RALLIES
The ninth inning was a lucky
one for two other clubs. ,Stober
PNA won its first game with a
three-run rally in that frame to
beat JAW 81, TO. John Malu-
chniks triple sending the decisive
runs across. Acme broke tie with
four TALES in the ninth TO bump
Hoffman, S-4. URWA scored six
in the tenth 10 down Industrial
Sheet. 9-3.
AFL Butchers scored all but one
of its Is runs in the last three in
ningS TO hand Vickers a 1873 loss,
with Felix Lisowski allowing the
losers five hits and tanning l3.
Meanwhile. Sans. defending
champion, breeZed through it's
third straight one-sided victory in
smothering Excello JAW, 1875.
Ralph Vredenburg topped the 49,
hit attack with four hits in five
trips. Biggest run production of
the day however, came from the
bats of Hassett, which trounced
McLouth, 1872.
Chef Duczyminski OF Prieto
turned in the neatest pitching per-
Torrance of the division by hold
ing J. l.. Hudson to four hits and
striking out is 10 win, l0-1.