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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
All Star Cast
Here Thursday
When Ladies' Meet
Music Box Fare

Scrambled loves and bewildered
lovers provide hilarity IN when
Ladies Meet" Metro Goodwin
Mayors four-stsr picture. with
Joan Crawford. Robert Taylor
Greer Carson and Herbert Mar
shall. coming Thursday to the Mu-
sic Box theater.
In the story. Taylor loves Miss
Crawford. who becomes infatuated
with the suave Marshall Taylor
srranres for Miss Crawford to
meet Miss Carson. not knowing
that she Is Marshalls wife. When
the two women become fast
friends. Miss Crawford confides
her romance. whereupon hilarious
happenings come thick and fast.
Amid the trials and tribulations
Of Marshall, who discovers he
loves his wife and that she Is leav-
ing him because of his affair with
Miss Crawford. run one comical
development after another.
Robert z. Leonard directed. and
he and orville Dull produced the
picture. adapted from the famous
Broadway stage hit by Rachel
crothers. Spring Byington, who
created the stage role of Bridget
IN the play, repeats II In the pic
utrs.
On the same new bill will he
Highway West" a story featur-
ing Brenda Marshall and Arthur
Kennedy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

SIC BON-Jaek Benny and KAY
Francis In "Chafley's Aunt" o5
4 05 2 oo. 10 90 also Brenda Joyce
and Jane Darwell IN Private
Nurse" / So. ESQ. $40 as.
BI.IE MOI MELVIN Douglas and
Merle Obcron Ia THAT Uncertain
Feeling" O5. 4.05. TOO, 10 90.
also Richard hrlen and ANDY De
vine in Raiders o. the Desert"
II so. ESQ. $40. 8.46
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Able Cast Works
In Temple Film

Inner workings of the Omen.
their methods Of trailing criminals.
scientific methods of detection and
other fascinating details of their
work provide drama IN THE Pen
atty" Elimination OF Martin
Berkeley's New York stage play.
opening n return engagement at
the Temple theater today
Edward Arnold and Lionel Bar
rymore. teamed for the first time
since You Can't Take II With
You play the gangster father and
the old man who reforms the hoy,
respectively. and Gene Reynolds,
OF Boys Town" and Edison. the
Man" enacts the boy in the case.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
This Woman Is Mue Top Attraction the RaO Theder Today
Tracy Portrayal
"A Real Mystery
DR.. Jekyll and Mr..
Hyde Opens Today

So carefully guarded secret
was Spencer Trsey's portrayal of
the sadistie Hyde in ths filmization
of Robert Louis stevenson's horror
classic. Or Jekyil and Mr. Hyde. %
opening today az the Roxy thester.
that no one outside of the immedi-
ate cast and crew had any eoneep-
ton % his daring Characterization
until the picture was completed
and released
Tracy not only worked on a
closed sound stage for the first
time In his career, while creating
the difficult and emotionally wear
ing role. but no stil photographs
were made OF him as Hyde. Even
scraps Of film from the cutting
room were destroyed to assure
that no film would be used for
blow-ups
This was done So that Tracy's
performance. the most sensational
Of his career. would come as a
complete surprise His interpreta-
ton Of the Wllainous Hyde varies
from all others because Tracy
tackled Hyde as a man rather than
a monster He not only studied
the character as Robert Louis
Stevenson presented him. but from
the scientific viewpoint OF the
split-personality and the effect Of
drugs on the human brain. His
aim In doing this was greater
reality TO increase the dramatic
power OF Hyde on the audience.
Sharing the screen at the Ham
rick house Is 1ll Wait for You. ="
a drama featuring Robert Sterling
and Marsha Hunt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

people aboard the schooner Ton
qun who made = hazardous voy-
age around the Horn in 1919 10
establish the American fur trade
in the Pacific Northwest
Richard Hageman and Bernie
Grossman composed two new
songs for Miss Bruce and Hage-
man wrote the background score.
with Charles Previn as general
music supervisor Camera work
was by Milton krasner. and Jack
". skirball served as associate
producer.
Sharing the screen Is Damon
Runyon's Tight Shoes. a comedy
featuring John Howard and Binnie
Barnes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

RONN Spencer Tracy and ingrid
Bergman IN On Jekyll and Mr.
Hyde" II 80. 3:l5 TOO. io;f5. also
Robert Sterling and Marsha Hunt
In IN Wait for You" ! 50 $40,
$50.
RIsIro-Franchot Tone and Carol
Bruce I'm This Woman Il Mine p"
II 80 ais. 5 100. f.45 1890. also
John Howard In Tight Shoes
i.io. 3 .5b. 40 and e.25.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

Buy u. s. Bonds and Save
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

Tone. in one Of his best roles
since Lloyd's 'Mutiny on the
Bounty" is co-starred with such
well known players as John Car
roll. Walter Brennan and Carol
Bruce. Nigel Bruce. Leo C. Car
roll and Frank Conroy are fea-
tured.
For brunette Miss Bruce. who
won overnight fame on the New
York stage. This Woman Is
Mine marks her screen debut. She
portrays the principal feminine
character.
The picture is based on Gilbert
Gaorieis best-selling novel, II.
James Lewis" and concerns the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

Frank Anneberg. wrence.
Kan, can eat and drink out Of
cups and glasses while standing
on his head.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18

Girls usually cease to grow be
tween the ages Of Is and 16. boys
continue to develop for two years
or more beyond those ages.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-18
Tone, Carroll, Brennan and
Bruce Appear in Star Roles
Componion Film Based on Damon
Runyon's Comedy Titled. Tight Shoes"

Franchot Tone appears in Of the leading roles Of
This Woman Is Mine a Universal adventure romance
produced and directed by Frank Lloyd which opens today
at the Ralto theater
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Announce Entry
In 0dkman Cup

Shippers of the club-owned cat
boats will again match ability
with the owners OF the X class in
the annual Detroit Yacht Club
Robert Oakman cup series next
Saturday and Sunday.
Bill Lapworth. winner OF the
event a year ago. will not defend
his laurels. as he will be racing in
the Chicago Mackinac sail aboard
Ernie Crates Shamrock.
Leading shippers in the series
include l.. X. Wood. Per Valboe,
Fred Grimshaw. Lowell Johnson,
Lew Tanney, Carl Meurer. Guy
Barkenowitz, James Harrison and
Dave Williams.
All races will be held in Lake
st. Clair with the first Saturday
starting at 2 p. m. Sundays
races are listed for 1920 a. m.
and u noon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
York Honers

First up. McCoSky singled in the
eighth. Radcliff also singled and
then came York's four-baSe drive
into the left field stands. This was
the end of the scoring in the first
game
In the second game. the Red Sox
went TO work on Trout in the
third inning. With one out. Pea
cock singled, 10 race home with
one of two Boston runs later in
the frame. Spence belted DiMagglo
home with the second score.
Bunching six hits and sending
Trout 10 the showers, the SoX
rolled up four runs in the fourth,
enough TO clinch the game. Rad
cliffs homer in the sixth accounted
for one of DetroitS TALES. and
Croucher scored the other in the
seventh. Three Boston runs were
counted in the seventh and one in
the eighth-FoXX' h omer off
Archie McKain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Get Good Start

With two runs in the first in
ming the Tigers were off TO flying
start in the first test Of the after
noon. Gehringer was safe ar first
when Tabor booted a grounder.
After McCosky and Radcliffe
were retired, York walked. Then
Campbell doubled down the right
field foul line and Gehringer and
York scored.
The Red Sox retrieved one of
the TALES when Doerr. with one
out. in the second singled and
scored on a two-bagger by Pytlak.
The came the big third With
one away, Williams W Ike d
Cronin whitfield and things looked
brighter for the Tigers, but the
Joy was short-lived. FoxX singled
and Tabor walked. following
which came Doerr'S homer. a blast
into the lower deck of the left
field stands.
With Thomas pitching. Boston
added another marker in the fifth
when Williams walked again and
later scored on a single by Doerr
And Fox homer IN the seventh
gave the visitors another. Jimmy S
blow was a mighty one, travelling
more than 400 feet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Difficult Course

So far she has played in two
state events and lost in the second
round in each But with all
the experience she has gained she
is being pointed TO as the most
likely TO relieve Mrs. Donald Weiss
of her crown
Lots of the contestants are 60
ing TO suffer many heart-breaks
over this difficult course {.
Situated within the city limits and
therefore having a flat terrain. the
course is made tough by huge,
yawning traps and most OF the
fairwayS are lined with trees +.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Giants Defeat
Cardinals, GA

NEW YORK, July 12.-Young
Bob Carpenter pitched and batted
the Giants to a GA victory over
the Cardinals today although the
highlander had TO have some
help from Walter Brown when the
Cards loaded the bases with one
out in the ninth. Brown then
made pinch-hitter Cooper slap into
double play to end the game.
Carpenter drove in three runs
with single and double, the lat
ter wallop putting the Giants In
front after the Cards had tied the
score in the sixth on Mics homer
with one aboard. The Giants fin
ished Ernie White in the seventh
when they put over their last run
on a walk, sacrifice and Otis
single.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
20 Racing Yachts Off
On Mackinac Dash
Royono in Lea d
. 20 Minutes After
y Starting Gun
BY GEORGE r. VAN

PORT HURON, July II, via
Yacht MaloW.-A north wind
which swept down Lake Huron at
20 miles an hour sent the %
racing yachts in the Port Huron
-Mackinac race off today to a
crashing and wet start.
Twenty minutes after the start
Royono was leading with Manitou
hanging on closely.
II was strictly the kind Of
weather favorable 10 the big
boats, and Manitou, James Loves
64-foot yawl which carried top
honors in the race back TO Chi
cago in the last two races was
getting away from the fleet as
was John Fords Royono. 72-foot
yawl scratch boat of the fleet
and the 12-meter sloop Iris, skip
pered by Harry Fletcher Of
= Athena.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
-Four Detroiters
In Senni-FindIs
Continued from First Sport Page,

Continued from First Sport Page
from evening the match on the
fifteenth.
Connolly. whose golf improves
as he has become older, had 10
come up from behind to defeat
DietZ in their tuSsle, which was
virtually decided on the sixteenth
when Dietz drove out Of bounds
to give his rival a two-hole lead.
Faulty seconds cost Connolly
both the second and third and he
was ? down. lie regained one of
those holes by hOling chip for q
birdie 3 on the seventh Dletz
was short with his second on the
eleventh and the match was even.
Nike took three from the edge Of
the green on the twelfth and was
! down for the first time, then
halved from there 10 the sixteenth.
A pair of par threes on the seven
teenth ended IL.
Dayne, who went 4 over par on
the first s holes, then played the
rest of the way in > under, held a
1-hole lead at the ninth despite
3 puts which enabled Eliason 10
halve the hole. Two up coming
to the seventeenth. Dayne closed
the match with a fine recovery.
He pitched from far below the
green 10 within foot Of the cup
TO match Eliason'S par g.
Hitting booming drives. Will
liams was 2 under par as he con-
conquered John BabiS They were
even on the first half but Will
liams won 4 holes in a row be-
ginning with the tenth. where the
break came when BabiS hit a
ball out of bounds.
This is the first time Williams
has gone beyond the third round
in this tournament and his power
ful hitting makes him a real
threat for the title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Hal Takes Ponder
HEADACHES BENCH
CLEVELAND FIRST-SACKER
international New. service wire

CLEVELAND. o., July r.
Headaches believed caused by the
nervous tension of playing. today
relegated Hal Trosky big first
baseman Of the Cleveland Indians
TO the bench as the second-place
Clevelanders opened a two-game
series with the Philadelphia Ath-
lctics.
Trosky revealed that he had
suffered from headaches almost
continuously during baseball sea-
sons since 1885. but that this year
he had been troubled more thar
ever before. Ordinarily a better
than 300 hitter. Big Hal has beer
in a prolonged slump this season
lie Is now hitting .269
Oscar Grimes will fill TroSky' 5
place AT first base until the latter
IS ready 10 60 again. Manager
Roger Peckinpaugh announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Women in Golf
DILL WINNER
IN GUEST DAY PLAY
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

A few OF the things that
happened at the golf clubs here
abOutS /.
Friday was guest day at Detroit
Golf Club About 80 members
and guests played in spite of the
rain The event was blind
holes Irene Dilrs % lead the
members followed by Mrs. L. o
Strader with . For the
guests Virginia Paddock collected
% and Mrs. w. j. Chesbrough "a
II was flag tournament at Oak
land Hills and the gals really put
on some close competition
All three of the winners planted
their flags on the eighteenth fair
way close 10 the green Mrs
Bruce Gregory was first; Mrs. n
D. Hoke, second and Mrs. G. T.
Emerson third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Walters Ends Dodger
Win Streak at Five
Reiser's Misplay
Gives Reds 81
Triumph

NEW YORK. July 12.-After
winning five straight games, the
Dodgers today bowed before Bucky
Walters and the Reds. 81.
Whitlow Wyatt held the Reds to
six hits in the eight innings he
pitched but a bad first inning cost
him the game. Waner's single. a
hit batter. Crafts single and Rel
ser's wild throw TO the plate let IN
two runs.
The Reds scored the winning
run in the seventh on Joosts
single, a sacrifice, Walters single
and Werber's out.
The Dodgers scored their pair IN
the eighth on Reese's double, a hit
batter. an infield out, and Walker o
/ home run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
By GEORGE r. VAN

SIX Of the racing yachts sailing
in the Port Huron TO Mackinac
Race this weekend are going
down Lake Michigan 70 enter next
Saturdays Chicago-Mackinac 800
mile classic. one Of the oldest
long distance events in this coun-
try.
Boats from this side OF the
Great Lakes have entered the
Chicago trip the last three years
but have yet 10 win.
This years feet IS by far the
best ever 20 sail IN the Lake
Michigan event. Three OF the en-
tries. John Il. FordS 72-foot
Royono Harry Fletcher's 12-meter
sloop Iris and Ernie Crates eight
meter Shamrock, viii be racing
up from Chicago for the first time.
Three in Race in 40
Tommy Fishers 46-foot cutter
Apache and Charles Becks 55-foot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Iris Likely Leader

Iris. which Fletcher brought TO
Alpena from the East this Spring
will likely be the first ship Of the
fleet which usually NJ m b e :
around A. craft, into MackInac
Island harbor.
Shamrock. with crew that
shows definite signs Of clicking.
Siren. a ghost in light going. will
race with Iris in the racing dlvi-
sion and are given a good chance
Of scoring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
NEW YORK

Totals 35 - Totals 81 ~
sBatted for Hutchinson In eighth.
RAN for Padgett in ninth.
fBatted for Marion in ninth.
Slated for Krist in ninth.
ST. Louis loo COZ 0lO-4
New York 200 102 10x-e Q .
Runs-Barten q Arnovich. Young. Hale.
urges Crespi, T. Moore Hupp, Nirs-
Errors-Barten. OFT, urges. WHITE. Runs
batted in-Hartnett, Carpenter ,, Aixs ..
OFT. Hopp. Two-base hits-Hais. Carpenter.
Home run--Mze. Sacrifice hit-Arnovich-
stolen bases-Hopp. Bartell, Arnovteh.
Rucker. OFT. Double play-Jurges (un-
assistedl. Hits-off White 9 Ia 1.3 In
nings, Hutchinson In 2-3 inning; Krtst
in inning. Carpenter 7 In Is innings.
vs.. Brown o in "a inning Bases on balls
or White 4, off Krist 1. off Carpenter l.
-struck out--By White g. by Carpenter 4.
Left on bases-Sox S. New York 7. Time
Dunn. Attendance-6.s24 Winning pitcher
Carpenter Losing pitcher-White.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Lose Two
To Red Sox
Continued from First Sport Page

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
Johnny Corsica and Paul Trout
starting fingers.
For Boston, the winning pitchers
were a pair of recruits-Heber
Newsome. a right handler up from
San Diego. who in the first tilt
hurled seven and one-third innings
10 ring up his ninth victory of the
year, and Tex IIughson. Louisville
farm club product went the full
route in the nightcap. Mike Ryba
replaced <eWSOme.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Breeze StiHens

The Iolanthe and Rambler fol-
lowed close on. bucking the slop
which was being built up by the
stiff north breeze.
Manltou, In winning again last
year. became the first ship in the
17-year history of this race 10
finish on Sunday She came out
Of the fog in The Straits Of Macki-
nae 10 cross the line at lO:45 p. m.
The surprised Judges had "a
make a hurry-up bee line TO get
down 10 the tent 10 give her a
gun as she fired her flares.
Naturally that was a record run
and, taking an average oof Mack
mac races. unlikely 10 occur again
The first boats will probably
finish sometime Monday.
The usual Mackinac conditions
give the fleet a good buck Ia
windward, a rift in a flat sea and
lively run. And each year
weather is shuffed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
HIUHINS UtI btf SIUFS UOt DIE TIT WIN
6 Huron Ships Race
In Chicago Classic

yawl Hostess II. and Fred
Temples Q-claSs sloop Siren raced
up last year Apache and Hostess
II managed 10 get IN the money.
Royono with everything a boat
needs as 10 hull, canvas. gear and
crew Will be Detroit's best bet 10
win in the larger racing-cruising
division while Apache and Hostess
II must be reckoned as decided
threats a mong the smaller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

Totals 81 s2T s. Totals 81 IT II
.Batted for Wyatt in eighth.
Cincinnati 200 600 1903
Brooklyn 600 OoO V<V-@
Runs-walker Reese cramer. Frey
Joost. Errors-Reese 2, Relser. Runs
batted in-Craft, Franks Werber, Walker.
Two.base hits-F. Mccormick Reser,
Reese Three-base hit--Reiser. Home
run-Walker. Sacrifice hits-Craft, west,
Riggs Double plays-Walker TO Owen, u.
Mccormick to Joost. Hits-Off Wyatt
8 in 8 innings. on Brown in ! inning.
Bases on bslis-On Walter !. struck
out BY Walters 4. by Wyatt 4,
by Brown 1. Hit by pitcher-By Wyatt
(FreyD. Passed bsll--west. Left on bases
Cincinnati 4. Brooklyn J. winning
pitcher-Waiters. Losing pitcher-WyatI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Apache Ahead

These boats were in the racing
cruising class and racing divisions
and were followed a half hour
later by the smaller cruisers
which came bouncing and bobbing
over the line in a close start.
Tommy Fishers Apache, TAX
4ng a leeward start. was in good
position.
Kathmar. Josephine III, Sonata.
Hostess IL and Mink were closely
punched
Part of the fleet came out into
The lake on a port tack crossing
.eship channel. EStrelita was
a good position after her start.
!. The Iris. with one reef in her
mainsail, was rushing along like
train of cars. followed by the
Mainland
SplndrIft led the cruising class
across the finish line on port
tack across the nose OF the fleet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Leonard 10 Umpire
Sunday Ball Game

Benny Leonard, who enjoys a
ball game almost as much as he
used to his fights. will be the
umpire of a softball game this
Sunday morning at Codd Field IN
which the Arena Gardens UShers
Club, which has lost but one game
in its last IA starts, meets Bills
Ten team.
Schmidtty will hurl for the
Ushers and the game Is slated 10
start at 10 a. m. Leonard is here
10 box Lew Tender Monday eve
ming. in the Arena Bowl. Wood
ward AT Hendrie avenues
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
BUGS Win 9th
Straight Game

PHILADELPHIA. July i. -
With Johnny Lanning pitching six
hit ball. the Pirates today won
their sixth straight game by TAX
ing the Phillies, 6 TO l.
Elbie Fletcher's eighth homer
with one aboard got Pittsburgh
off in front in the fourth and the
Pirates clinched it with four more
in the eighth on two passes, sin.
giles by Elliott, Van Robays and
Vince DiMaggio.
The Pills made their lone run
in the fifth on a pass and singles
by Merrill May and pitcher Johnny
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Panther Graduates

a. +. Pierce, who has dressed
up as a panther al all Pittsburgh
football games for the last six
years. has been awarded his Doc
tor Of Medicine degree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Boston
DETROIT
Ladies' Day Game Booked
At Stadium for Friday

Ladies' Day Of the will be held at Briggs
Stadium Friday when the Tigers take on the Washington
tickets the ladies must to the Stadium any
Monday going to the box office at Cherry and
National avenues The box office closes at p m
been the Tigers Will play double
Yankees Saturday the first starting
at i:Sa p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

Mary Agnes is the same young
lady who caused the sensation
during the Winter circuit by going
so far in each tournament Z.
Besides this she has qualified for
several of the big tournaments and
upset some Acknowledgements play
ers Only recently she went
TO the finals Of the Trans-Missis-
Sirpi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Eyes on Sensation

When the annual state touTna-
ment swings into action Monday
over the North course at Detroit
Golf Club all eyes will be on Mary
Agnes Wall of Menominee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Athletics Rookie
Whips Tribe
International News service Wire

CLEVELAND. July 12-The
Philadelphia Athletics dealt the
second place Cleveland Indians
Al defeat today behind the
fve-hit pitching OF Les McCrabb,
who chalked up his seventh win
of the year. Wally Moses hit .
homer with one on in the fifth
inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
.0ne-Run Margins
Become Habit

IOWA CITY, IA, July 12.-Ths
University OF Iowa baseball team
of 1871 won eight games by one
run and lost four by the same
margin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
Senators Beat
White Sox, s.

CHICAGO. July l. 49, Dutch
leonard, traditional jinx of the
icago White Sox. had has charm
" full working order today as the
Washington Senators defeated the
SoX. ; 10 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13
CLEVELAND
PHILADELPHIA

Totals 80 II 81 Totals 81 5 ~ IL
-Batted for Desautels In seventh.
Batted for Mlinsr Ia seventh.
fBatted for Hemsley ia ninth.
Slated for Heving IN ninth.
Athletics O02 020 OO0-4 II /
Indians 100 600 1902 S /
Runs racata 2 Moses Mccoy, Wealth
eriy Grimes ErTors-Brancato, Heath
Runs batted IN Heath Mccoy. Siebert.
Moses 2 Mack Two base hIts-Weath-
erly Heath Siebert Grimes Home run
Moses Stolen base-Grimes Left on
bases Philade phia : Cleveland :. Double
plays Boudreau 10 Mack 10 Grimes Bases
On balls-Of Milnar ?. off McCrabb 3.
Struck out-By McCrabb 3. Hits--On NIL
mar 10 in 7 innings, of Heving l in 2
innlnEs Winning pitcher-McCrabb. Los
Ing pitcheF--M ilnsr. Umpires--Basn Pip
grss. Passarella. Geisel. Time OF game
! so. Attendance-I.OO 900 ESTIMATED.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-13

Runs Marty Anderson. Hsndley,
Fletcher 9 Elliot Van Robays. Errors
Marty Brogan. Anderson Runs batted In
Fletcher 3 PodgaJny Elliott. Van Ro-
BAYS DiMaEgio q Two-base hts-Lit-
Whiler Marty Home run Fletcher. Saeri-
flee hits Handley. Lanning Double PLAYS
May 20 Etten. Anderson 10 Cuisine 10
Fletcher Bases on balls--Oh PodgaJny 4.
OF Lanning 2 struck Out-By Podgalny
Z bv LannIng A. Hlts-On POdgajny 8
I'm ia innings of Pearson In 1 %
innings Wild pitch-Podgainy Losing
pitcher Podgainy Umpires Bariick.
Pinelli and Bailanfant Time so. At
tendance 500