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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
New Mediation Board Settles
Labor Trouble at 4 Plants

Previously the board had OBJ
tsinsd agreements ending strikes
a. the Universal cyciops Steel co.
plant. Brdgsyiiis. m. Condenser
Corporation ~ Amsries, South
plainyiiis. y. J.. and a, four Inter
national Harvester Co. plants In
ths middle w.st
Board Chairman Clarence A.
Dykstrz announced that Philip
Murray. president Of the Goa
Kyss. for Industrial orgsnssa-
tions. sKnsd the sxreemest
for the steel Workers OrEAs-
ixinK COMMITTEES at the tsnz-
dunn plan employing rs mea-
Under terms Of the agreement
all Of the strikers will return 20
work at once. The mpany
agreed not 70 discriminate sgsinst
any o. the men VINO struck. DIFF
fsreness between the company and
the union will be referred to the
board for investigation and medi-
alton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Docks at Brest Set Ablaze
By Raj Bombers in Raid
German Bottleships Tied Up at
French Port When Attock Wos Mode

LONDON-A powerful force Of
British bombers Sunday night
blasted the docks at Brest. France.
where the German battleships
scharnhorst and Gneisnau are tied
up. the air ministry said Monday.
Although no direct hits on
the bsttieships were observed.
the dock area Was sprayed with
bombs, including ",ery heavy"
ones. and fires were burning
fiercely when the Last Of the
British planes left. the minis
try reported.
The two battleshlps have been
the terror OF British Atlantic ship
ping lanes for several weeks and
are blamed for the loss Of many
merchantmen. They are sister
ships, four years old. with speeds
Of 20 knots and mounting ll-inch
guns each. Few wsrships In the
world are a match for them IN
speed and fire power.
The air ministry communiqus
said:
"Brest, where the enemy
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01

wsrships schornhorst and
Gneisnau were known Ia be
sheltered. bore the main brunt
Of the Raj attack last night.
This was carried out by . pow
erful force Of aircraft Of the
bomber command"
Direct hits on the ships we're
not observed, but the docks In
which they were lying were strewn
from all directions with medium.
large. and very large bombs. Many
more Of these fell In the quaysldes
and bursts were seen all over the
dock area.
''rires broke out soon after
ward and were burning well
wbsn the last of our aircraft
left.
AT Calais. a smaller force from
the same command bombed the
hsrbor and started many fires.
Prom these operations. one oi
our aircraft 10 missing"
The admiralty reported ooinci-
dentally that British bombers had
scored five hits on two enemy
tsnkers At LsIisvrs this morning
and that both vessels we're seer
sfirs and sinking"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Italians Fire
On Own Ships
After Battle
Copyright isti)

ALEXANDRIA. Eg,pt-ftaly''
crippled fleet. ripped by the Hrit'
ish navy in q historic fight in tbs
ionian sea. may have eompistsc
its own disaster by fighting
among Itself after thu British
ships had left. n was understood
authoritstiYely Monday.
The commanding efnoss ~
the bsttI~ship Wssspiie. flag
ship Of the British Neditss-
rsa@sa fleet. discios~d thai
after the British fleet had ~
tired from lie attack. eosstd-
ersbis heavy gun firing vas
heard In the distance frsm the
Italisn ships. and u wss
thought they were firing ~
each other.
There WAS no possibility. h
said. that the Italians we're firms
at British ships a. there were
none IN the vicinity.
IN the darkness ~ black
night. the commander said. suct
a mistake by ths Italians vas mol
improbabis because n was hksl,
they could not Distinguish thsil
oNn forces. specially IN vis~ q
the couplsis rosI, which had b.
fallen them after ths first fs~
hours Of their BATHS with ths
British fleet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
BULLETIN


WAsBIsGTOs-Rep. leland
N. Ford. r.. Calif.. Monday In
trodnoed . bill Ia put strikes
against tho United States OF In
defense Industries In the cate
cory Of treason. punishable by
IS ysz>' Imprisonment, or by
death II the strike causes
fatalities.
WASHINGTON - The new DO
Tense mediation board announced
Monday that II mas obtained I
settlement on strikes In the foul
plants the labor department. sen
u last Thursday.
yAnAdium corporation offI-
eiAIs and union representatives
signed an agreement TO re-
open the plant at BridgeviIie.
Pa. and resume fun operations
Immediately, the board an
nounosd Mon day before a
scheduled conferences On the
sA~s bsgaA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Japan S Minister
Arrives in Rome

ROME - Jspsn's foreign min
ister, Yosuke Astsuoks. arrived in
Rome al p. m. Monday.
He was welcomed at ST. Pauls
station by Itsly's foreign minister.
Count Gsleazzo Ciano. and a num-
Der Of foreign diplomats.
Astsuoks's special train wss
met on arrival in Italian territory
by a delegation from Rome. in
GLIDING Horiklri Zembei. japanese
ambassador 70 Italy.
A German delegation. which se-
oompsnied nstsuoka 10 the Italian
frontier, returned 10 Berlin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Siaie-0wned
Safes Stolen
Ferry Office at
Titlow Entered

Two safes. sseh Uighlns 400
pounds. were taken from the ferry
office 81 thu state highway Depart
men, ., Titlov beach between sun
day midnight and 0 .. m. Monday.
according 10 stats officials. VIVA
we're checking Monday morning 10
ds,srmins the amount u the lose.
The safes ~sre believed 10 have
contained about $500 In cash.
Burglars we're said 10 have
gained entrance By breaking tbs
glass on ths outside door and fore.
ing open the inner door.
LootinH Of the ferry offiss Gas
but one In . series ~ bsrrisriss
reported aver The weekend.
shsw Wisdsw Bsskss
A show window ~ the Msfrfek
4 Race Jewsiry store. iisz broad.
way. was broken between ana Q
q m. Sunday and an Item valued
al $50 taken. u 10 bslisvsd tins
thief. who broks tbs window siss
. rock wrapped IN newspaper. mis-.
isksnly read the prizes tag AZ sso0
and made of. thinking he had tbs
nost valusbIs item In the display
1ibdov. when In reality he had
the least expensive
A service station 81 1901 no. X
IL was Suffered Sunday by . burg
lar who brooks . pane 81 glass Ia
tho front door Owner Alfred
iysrson reported 90 and . fsv
minor items usrs tsksn.
nssss kstssel
Ths hons ~ Mrs. Arthur Hssiy.
$40 M. stssls 81. vas enssrsd
bstrssn D. N. and IL midnight
Saturday and an slse,rie clock
taken. Ths burglar entered through
. Kitchen window.
Wins and ed. pop were tsksn
from the Park Avenue tsssrn.
Tzos PARK ave. Sunday afternoon
BY . thief who used keys 10 gain
snfrsncs. ~ A. Bsimsr. owner.
said he iost . sat of keys sls
weeks ago.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Ship Captain Brands
Seizure Of Ships as
An Act Of Var"

PORTLAND--csptain Clio
ysnni Polonio Of the Itslias
motorship Leme. seized Sun
day by the coast guard. said
he believes the United States
committed AN act Of war
and that war win b. likely
10 come" as = result.
Il sssss espsesa1 - hase -
espssieses nts ~ n ~
eessssy.- ~ sah1- ~ y 49,
~ ish~mss whss ~ go -
tss. ssniDy inSsspss."
TIE esptzin admitted hat ~
and his crew hsd damaged ~
s.0oe-ton vessel. We immeb1liuo1
a." he said ''Bhs CA no inngog
move" lie m~rsiy shruggs1 whoD
asked who ordered IL nbotnGa
Esgtsss - ssvtUet1ea ~
sesusssas - 49, lnmn0o1
simsss hsysnA sseats. mneno11o
ssesss - osassnAegD ~
49, 100000 - enssy -
~ 49, @Ised wfth snU1nD =
= 1nnnoa uneasA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
More Bones Found
At Rainier Site

OLYMPIA d equity Sheriff
Frank Kenney said Monasy more
bone. had been found at the site
near Rainier where parts OF q
young vomans skeieton were
found last week By a party Of
soldiers.
The new discoveries were sent
also TO University Of Oregon Med
zeal school at Portland 10 deter
mine II they we're part Of the
same skeleton or Of another per-
SON.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Need More Ordinances
Truck Driver Held
After Fatal FIGHT

PULLNAN-Wsrren Kinder. %
yesr-old truck driver. was held on
an open charge Monday following
the death n Ned Phillips. -. store
manager. in fist fight or the
highway near here
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Cary Grant Will Get
81 Tor Making Picture

nOLLYwOOD-csry Grant viii
get 81 for making his neat picture.
The Man Who Came 10 Dinner"
and the British War Relief fund
siiI get Sizs.ooo- Grant stipulated
tina, the money b spent in the
United states and only 1Dr non
snnssasvs purposes
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Deny Seized
Boats 10 Be
Used By Us.
IS Foreign vsssels
Token Into Cuo1ody
For ''Protocldon~
0UllulNs

WASHINGTON 49, Th1
i'snsorofsoa ssvrsrs Mop-
day sssasd arrest warranfs
trsfifsfsng d<poyfafson pro-
rsfdtsgs against sppvoxt-
mnfsfy sf5 ssamsn ~.
morsd fvom ~ ffniiaH and
fwo Csrmas rsss<ls fatsn
srfo ensfodv BY the United
States.
PORTLAND - Charges
of sabotage wsn Ne filed
against me 50 Officers snd
mrr of fhs ffafsns mofov.
shfp Lsms. sSsfed By fke
coast guard IN Portland
havbov. u. =, Attorney Carl
DonangA said Monday.
wASHINCTON---Ths seIs-
ure Of 50 German. Italian and
Danish merchant ships caused
official capital eirrlsa Ia WON
der Monday IL they would ~
pressed into American service.
Maritime eomriAnsau snd eoase
guard officials Insistsd Inst IL
s~lsures. msde 1ith startling susl-
dsunsss osss the vssh-en1. ves
intended In prevent Sabotage ss1
u wss nat preliminary - snufie-
ession snd Americas 49,.
Twenty AZ the ~ issllna nnsos
ssissd had h>sn sshseaes1 ~ shels
ers~s. ,ssms ~ ssvseuly thes tnsy
constituted menaess N Nevssastna
and property In ths psss n wnfon
thsy wsss hsrthsd.
Ths ''hsosss - - Aslnneows
= ssw ssesaG wten 0esuunn
sshmastsas. sssenes sn11uvu
SO sisp>ssss seen@Ve1ea -
s>sessy nssense's - nouonnao
go sessvs ~ ls1s sn0oou1nr
lisa ostsnIn n1sen1y ~ ~
ssss Aeee.eoe s~as ~ ~.
ehAss shlpvtss 80 49, ssysag
49, y shsps. Ths sstss1 sAsps
sssst svss see.eee s~ss q was
ssgsssee6 thse ennss - n
Asssss~ss sssvtrs weu61 psssnbs
~ ss1sess u ehse anssane -
AsSsssess sAsppss8 - -
wsteosA.
Government offieisis have bsen
studying the legal aspects ~ ~
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will be made after q full-dress
cabinet meeting Thursday, In
formants said.

The pact joining Jugoslavis TO
the axis, In the form signed by the
government Of former Premier
Dragishs cvetoyich. was said by
the informsnts 10 be unacceptable
70. the rev cabinet and the non
aggression pact will be proposed
instead, they explained.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
BEJGRADE-viktor Won

BELGRADE-Viktor Won Her
en-. German minister n Belgrade,
viii leave tonight for Berlin,
sources close 10 the legation said
late Monday.
Won Heeren. il was said. has
been instructed 20 return home
TO report on the JugosIav situa-
ton"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
BELGRADE.

BELGRADE-The govern.
ment of Premier Gen. Richard
Dusan Simovitch will offer to
sign a non-aggression pact
with Germany in place of the
tri-power pact alliance signed
by the Cvetkovich govern.
ment, well-informed quarters
reported Monday.
An official decia ration on
Jugoslsyia's attitude toward
the tri-power pact probably
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01

nome - Observers hsilsvsl
Monday that the United STATES
had moved oiossr h var with NJ
ssis powers BY ssisinG ftsitaa
ships In American posts. but shsss
vss M effirisi comment p>ading
. report from sns embassy ~
Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Slavs Willinq
To Sign New
German Pact
BULLETINS


BERLIN-German authorized
spokesmen reported tonight that
anti-German demonstrations In
Jugoslavia were waxing rather
than waning" and said that
German Minister Viktor Won
Heeren probably would leave
Belgrade for Berlin tonight.
ROME = The official
Stefdne Necs Agency re-
ported from Belgrade Mon
day that JugosldUin had
concentrated the bulk Of her
troops on the Albanian,
Greek and Hungarian from
tiers.
BERLIN - Authorized Nazi
sources said Monday that the
government had ordered all Ger
man citizens to leave Jugoslavia
Immediately.
The statement was made soon
after German informants had
asserted, and Bulgarian sources
had denied, that Bulgaria had
ordered general mobilization.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01

Tinted states rsqaisttsonsas ses-
siGn vessels IN Amsrsean poxss -
relieve this eessntfy's shlp shoss-
sGs
Ths Italian. German ana pantnh
ships wsrs sssx@d under the ssetloa
me II Title two ~ ths EsptonAge
Act u 1917. which roads IN povts
-rbs secretary NJ the treasury
may mako. sasjeet 70 shs scpsosal
~ the president. rules and rsguis~
ilons governing the an<h<saes 81
movement ~ any vssssi. fsvssgn
90 Domestic. In ths territorial
waters n the tinitsd stsiss. may
/. place guards thereof ana u
necessary In his oplalan. ID ssv1es
10 seeuss such vessels from dAn-
age ~ injury or 10 prevent dsm~
tconsinDsa 90 fsws !. coinnn -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-01
Parking Meier
Action Waits
Few Protests Made
Against Proposal

Only snags hit by the oity's pro
posed parking meter ordinance in
public hearing Monday were the
protests of Market ST. business
men against inclusion of their
section in the district and pro-
tests Of z. L. Currier, who called
himself "the only man in the room
who represents the public-the
people who are going TO have to
pay the nickels."
However. after spirited talks.
the council took no action on the
ordinance. The measure is ready
for final passage any time the
commissioners want 10 vote.
The ordinance under considera-
ton is an amendment Of the
existing traffic code. adding y
sections covering the regulation Of
downtown district parking BY
parking meters-in effect. an
enabling act
Need More Ordinances
Later. il was pointed out. It will
b necessary Il this ordinance Is
approved, 70 pass another ordi-
nance sppropristing the money for
the purchase Of the meters. or
authorizing a contract TO purchase.
and providing how the funds de-
Continued on Page 2, Column 81
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BANK TRANSACTIONS

Tacoma .....s.........t s.tss, 90
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WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy tonight, Wednes-
day. Temperatures: High. IS; low.
AZ. sun rises, SAD; sets, 6:S9.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-24
Local Women
Roll 1851
Team IL Consistent
at Los Angeles

Especial 70 The Douy Weniser
LOS ANGELES, Calf, May
24-Paced by Helen Hickman
and Erma Davis, Bowl O Drome
shot consistent games of 733-
72O-734 for q respectable 2,187
in Women's international Bowl
ing competition here last night.
A TIA middle game gave Mrs.
Hickman q asa series, one pin
more than Mrs. Davis scored in
anchoring the team. Mrs. Davis.
finished with q strong 100 after
opening with lao and slumping
to 135 in her middle game.
Charlotte Rutter, who bowled
in the leadof spot, opened with
a good 161, slipped to 1l3 and
finished with 139 for 413. Mary
Meitz had 167-156 in her 6rst
two games before dropping to
116 and q 439 series.
Mildred Seifferlein had games
of 128-142-158 for 428. Mrs.
Hickman had q 128 opener, fol-
lowed with the 174, and 152
final game. ,.1ta N es
The women were to bowl In
minor event competition either
tonight or tomorrow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-24
Armada Wins
10 vitlory
Memphis Detected
in Pitchers Settle

AMEMPHIS - Vic Hesnler's
wild throw In attempting 70
trap Jim Lathrop Oh third base
in the fourth inning gave Ar
mazda q ! to O victory over Mem
phis High her yesterday.
Both Ken Brisett. Armada
hurler, and Pete Grace allowed
onlf iOne HIT but Armada's long
bin11e paved the way for the
games single run.
Lathrop doubled In the fouth.
was advanced to third on Holl-
weR's sacrifice, when Hemler's
wild throw produced the single
run.
Grace struck out IL while
walking two, and Brisett famed
Ave and walked four.
The victory deadlocked Arma-
da with Almont In second place
in Little Six competition, each
with three victories In four
starts. MA
The two will meet Tuesday 70
determine which becomes dead
locked with New Haven. now tn
first place with four victories
and one defeat.
Armada ;. go 10 e-l IL
lGenoAls. ~ ~ . ol3
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-24
FoundryIIlen
Climb Tile
Assured Of Tie;
Frink Fons 18th

= ALMONT - Coach Maurice
Red" Pernert's rampaging New
Haven Foundrymen assure d
themselves of at least q tie for
the Little Six championship here
yesterday when they whipped
Almont So behind the four-hit
hurting Of Leroy Frink.
Almont, co-holders of the lead
with the Foundrymen and Ar
mazda prior to yesterdays con-
test. fell half q game behind New
Haven. They, or Armada, have
q chance to share the crown,
however, with . victory Tues
day. New Haven finished it,
league season yesterday but
Almont still has Armada on It's
schedule.
New Haven has not enjoyed Z
Little Six championship In six
years. A great part Of their Suc-
cess this season must be attribut-
ed 70 the hurting of Frink, who
won three and lost only one
league contest for the Foundry
men. Frink scored his 18th
strikeout In Ave contests yester-
day.
Frink yielded only four hits to
Almont. A passed ball and .
double by Bishop gave Almont
one run in the first inning. The
only other Almont run was scor-
ed in the fifth inning on Z single
and an error. New Haven got
two runs in the third inning
when Jay Bull slammed out .
triple with two men on the bags.
In the fourth inning two more
runs were forced home on
walks. A single by Art Polly.
third baseman, and John Bal
taria, outhelder, gave the Foun-
drymen one more run In the
seventh.
New Haven will finish its Sea-
son At Richmond next Tuesday.
New Haven 90 80 LIS II I
Almont -. 10 90 80 1 !
New Haven: Frink and Tesch-
Ter.
Almont: Kimball and Bishop.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-24
Golfers Defend
Cropn Today
at Maple Lane

OCoach Emory Albee and his
Mount Clemens Bather golf
squad today are battling on the
Maple Lane golf course, Fraser
road, to defend their Border
Cities crown.
With nine victories in 10 starts
behind them the Bathers are h
vored to. win the championship.
The strongest bid for the title n
expected to come from Royal
Oak, who scored the lone victory
Of the season over Mount Glenn
ems on May Is with q 81 match
play win. Earlier in the year,
the Bathers, playing under med-
al play rules, downed the Oakers.
The tournament is conducted
under the medal play system
and the Bathers seem to have all
the strokes necessary to take an
other crown. Harry Breitmeyer,
Ronald Sutherland, jim m y
Smith and Victor Potoroka bear
the honors for the school.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-24
Dizzy Trout Hurls
Shutout as Tigers
SpHt Nth ChiSox

aDETROIT, May 23-(R- The
Detroit Tigers, who blow alter
nately hot and cold but never
lukewarm, hope they have an
other winning streak under way
as they met the Chicago White
Six today in the third game OF
their series Of four.
Since April 20. midway Of
their first 1941 home stand, man.
ager Del Bakers hirelings have
been like the little girl with
the little curl. First the Tigers
clustered Ave victories, then
lost the hrst six games Selectee
Hank Greenberg missed. That
was followed In order by . Ave
game winning streak and by four
successive defeats.
The most recent slump was
broken yesterday by-brace your
self Paul (Dixzy( T&odt. VIA
hurled shufout on his hrst start
Ing assignment Of the year gAvo
the Tigers an even break In Z
double bill with the Sox. Trout
won his game Q to O, after an
cient Ted Lyons had mesmerixed
the Tigers, z to 1. in the opener
Il was not only Trout's drSt
major league shutout In . three
year career but the Arst white
washing slapped on by the Tigers
this season. The Dizzy one per-
mitted only two Chicagoans to
reach third base In his even-hit
chore. He had excellent control,
passing only two, and famed
four.
Trout needed only one run.
but the Tigers generously gath
cred eight more, four o4 them
scoring on . pair Of home runs
been able to accumulate 30 runs,
by Bruce Campbell. Had they
the Tigers would have done %
because their adversary, be-
specialized Bill Dietrich. held
them hitless for eight and .
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-24
Johnny:s Bar Topples Gilbert:s, 8to5; Mllery
Dairynlen
Go After
3rd Win

OUndefeated in two starts this
season, the Mount Clemens Dairy
nine will travel to New Balti-
more tomorrow to keep its en-
bryo winning streak intact end
strengthen its bid for q third
straight county championship.
The Dairy team scored it, first
victory over Roseville two Sum
days ago. Last Sunday Van Dyke
fell before q 15-hit barrage that
ended In q 1873 victory for the
local stars. New Baltimore split
its first to encounters, dropping
the opener to Warren, and COM
ing back last Sunday to edge
New Haven, SIS, in q pitchers
duel.
Three other games will be
played In the county.
The Warren nine. tied in first
place with the Mount Clemens
Dairy, takes on Roseville. New
Haven, still thirsty for victory,
will seek appeasement at Van
Dyke in a-battle to see who will
stay out Of the cellar. Armada
and Utica, both with . game won
and q game lost will trade clouts
at Utica.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-24

third innings the last time out.
Dietrich and his successor.
Johnny Humphries. were touch
ed up for IL hits totaling' "a
bases, Ray (Rip) Radciln coli
lectins four In this game for tho
days top total OF six hits Rookie
Pat Mullin belted Z 400-foot
triple, but the No. I hit was
CampbellS &hree-run homer In
the fourth.
Trout's performance amply
rewarded those loyalists among
the 8,232 spectators who stayed
to the finish. From . Tiger
standpoint the opener wa togtu.
Gus hugely bacause of che pitch
ing nnesse Of the 4O-year-old Ly-
ons. ~. !.
The. Chicago veteran yjsl6ed
IL hits but not until the ntutA
Inning did tn TtosFs advan11
beyond second bose. Lyons shut
out Wa b1asted with two out b
the ninth By Billy Sullivan'6
pinch single that scored Camp
bell. u was the veteran.S fourth
victory this year against one d.
feat.
In submittlng TO his third de-
feat @ against four victories,
Tommy Bridges didn't last out
the frst inning. "A damaging er-
ror by Charley Gehringer and
Myril Hoeg,s three-run double
sent Tommy away In the AVE-
run inning, L ut her (Bud)
Thomas finished.
Jersey John 0orsica, seeking
his fourth victory was De-
troit's mound nominee today
against Lefty Edgar Smith.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-05-24
Romeo Blanks
Lake Orion
Win $50; Two
Home Runs Hit

OROMEO-Romeo blasted ito
way to another victory yesterday
to maintain leadership Of the Tri-
County league with Inlay City,
when II teed off Lake Orion for
10 hits 70 win its tenth game of
the season and its fifth league
contest, $50.
While Ernie Haase, George
Frost and Louis Meelker collab-
Grated In shutting out Lake
Orion with only two hits, Louis
Lottery, Harold Throop and
their team mates enjoyed q field
day ut the plate.
Lottery slammed out two
home runs and drove IA six runs.
Throop enjoyed his third success
i've perfect day at the plate, get
ting three safeties In three off,
cial trips to the plate yesterday.
He now has eight consecutive
hits.
Both Of the singles by Lake
Orion were scratch hits. Orion
batters couldn't hit the bali out
of the infield snd were complete
ly bottled up by the Romeo bat
teries.
Romeo plays Oxford next
Tuesday.
Lake Orion go 80 o-o "a
Romeo :. .2e3 80 els 10 :
Lake Orion-Trowbridge and
WisemAn.
Rsmeo-Haass, Frost, Meekef
and Yeratt.
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WASHINGTON Joe Louis,
201A Y, Detroit world heavy
weight champion, stopped Buddy
Baer, 2S7h, California. (Baer
disQualific.' for refusal to come
out for seventh round.)
NEW YORK - Frank Martin
(Chief Crazy Horse 3rd). l3S,
Pasadena, Calf, OUT ointsd Joey
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