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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

their former trainer, who with Sam Agnew will
operate . baseball school ut Boyes Springs, CAL
Agnew ut Meridian, Miss, last year.
Carroll viii specialize at conditioning a
department In which he knows all the answers
he can get recommendation from Dick Bar
tell SchooIboy Rowe and couple of hundred
other ball players Boyes Springs, capital
Of the world to Denny" is the ex-Tiger trainers
home town :. It Ii north and not far from
Frisco /. ;. The Tigers year trained at Rich
ardson Spring. near there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
BY In,erns,ior.i New. service

HAVANA, March Ivan Lin
gle Mungo was Manager Leo Du-
rocher's starting pitcher today as
the Brooklyn Dodgers sought to
continue their domination OF the
New York Giants whom they de-
feated TO 3 yesterday Bob Bow
man was 10 start the New Workers
in the second OF the three-game
inaugural of the grapefruit league
season.
NEW YORK, March Hold
out eutfieIdef- Beb Seeds today
report to the Baltimore
Orioles instead Of the New York
Giants as originally scheduled.
Giant officials announced Seeds
was sold for an undisclosed cash
sum.
ST. PETERSBURG. Fla, March
1.-Two new official holdouts were
on the ST. Louis Cardinal list to-
day since shortstop Martin Marion
and first baseInan Johnny Mize
had failed to report to camp on
the specified day.
TAMPA, Fla, March 1.-Earl
Petit, up from Birmingham, and
relief pitcher Joe Beggs were
nursing bruises today, having
become the Cincinnati Reds first
I94I casualties. Both were hit
by line drives during yesterdays
workout, but neither was seri-
ously hurt.
MIAMI BEACH. Fla. March /
Philadelphia's Phillies were ex.
pected to arrive in Miami Beach
today for the opening Of their
Spring training camp. but pitcher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Giants Will Play
AN-Stars Once More

NEW YORK, March 1.-(INS)
The New York Giants of the
National Professional Football
League. today accepted an invita-
ton to play against the 1871
eastern college all-stars in the
sixth annual fresh air fund game.
The contest is scheduled for Sep
tember 3 or 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Fight Results

At New York Lew jenkins. l34,
sweetwater Tex. world lightweight
champion. scored technical knockout over
Lou Ambers. 1904, Herkimer. ~ y. ~,
Make shapiro. i3i. New York. knocked
out Everett Rghmire. 1901, Sioux City.
la ~.
A. Philadelphia Mickey Duca, 1tsH.
Paulsboro ". j., drew with Frpddv
Dornico i47. Philadelphia fsl
Al Bosfon=Mfks Kaplan. I47h, Bostna.
stopped Irish Eddie Dunno 15I-Nsw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

appeared on the outfielder's COL
lar bone. Outfielders stole the
spotlight In practice, with big
Bob Johnson smacking three
hits over the wall at La Palma
Park.
SAN BERNARDINO, Cal,
March IA practice game today
between the regulars and the
Yanigans and then a Sunday OF
rest was the Pirate weekend
training camp schedule. This
afternoons game was the first
camp contest of the year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

s:oo-t1ass B-Albert Lounge Bay
City lefty, - irwin Kefnath; Frsnksnmuth
Beer. Parkside Harry Wsinand.
Class Goodyear Tire, Jackson Good year.
Al Goodall Monitor Coal, Bay City 9 Y.
Comm, L. List; Henry Ford Trade School.
cos riviera NJ 1r cS GOWN t...
inter-Dept.' F. stick: wolverine Potato
Chips, Riviera Jr., Tom Gahagsn; Time
ONCE No 1, Ply. Acct, Frank McGlin-
men. Cs. E-Beston spsrtsns, p. o.
Howard DeCavit.
s:I5-CIa. A-Macklin Co., Saginaw
City, Walter voorheis. Glass C-ssm's
Garage, Port Huron Classic. Amiel
Juhnke; Brunswick Mineralites No. 2,
House, Jack Layman. Class D-Carter' .
Five. D. s. r. Mite Life, Kenneth Carter
Alt.s Lager springwsIls House Cub.
spanos: Purser,s Corners, Bay City Tay-
en, william seidsnstueker; Diet. Mems
r. Club No. 1. Mich. y. r. o. G..
George halecki Class |Busters. chi
esgo Pnen: Tool N Gei,lsr; Rsmmsrs.
roughs offiee No. 10. Elmer Krause; Ne.
8. Fred schmeichel
10:30-Class CLOVIS Cave Rec. Neigh
borhood. Walter zawicki; Polls Five. stats
Fair House. Leno Poll; Graystons Bar,
Mite Life, Martin Goldberger; Evergreen
Realty. Btishtmoor House, Tim rinsrsn.
Lsno Poll; George Msydsy. Packard "a
william ziETi; Hank Kles's. Graf. Bus.
whittier House. Phil csluso; 9vdvsissr
Beer. cssion House, Fred Smith. Ciass =
r.su Of inv.stisstion. Edvsrd VI. WI
iiams. julie Bentiing; Msbry Coal Co..
Eagles Frstemal. Flint. James Relax.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Get World Series Uniforms

the homo uniforms that Tigers wore In the
Fall the I'D" on the caps will be changed to
aker Is Wondering II Beaumont has PLAYERS big
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
BY HAROLD KAHE
STANDINGS
CLANS A

Walter VOORHEES, Macklin. one
of the leading Saginaw teams, will
join Harvey Nelson's Ternstedt
Engineering No. l in attempt to
dislodge Joe Paulus' Chene-Trom-
bly, from first place in Class A
with 1891 as The Detroit Times
Bowling Sweepstakes opens its
ninth weekend at Imperial Rec
reation today.
In addition to the two Class A
fives there will be four shooting
in Class B, Is in Class c, % in
Glass D and 18 in Class E. When
they get through a number of
changes are expected among the
leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Louis and Simon
To Open Drills
Immediately
BY CLAYTON HELPER

Detroit win probably get its last
chance 10 see Joe Louis defend his
worlds heavyweight championship
before ne enlists in the United
States Army when he meets Abe
Simon March Il at Olympia in a
bout scheduled for % rounds.
Joe has indicated his desire TO
enlist as soon as he fights Billy
Conn in June. His home town ap-
pearance was assured yesterday
when Boxing Commissioner John
J. Hettche sanctioned the bout
and ordered the principals 10
commence training in the state
not later than March 6.
Louis was 10 start training to-
day al his farm near Utica. Simon
is expected 10 arrive here the first
part Of next week.
HETTCHE'S STATEMENT
Considerable debate about the
first indoor title match IN the his
tory of Detroit was ended when
the commissioner issued the fol-
lowing statement along with the
announcement of the sanction be-
ing granted:
Prior TO the recent Simon
Toles contest. held NJ Olympia,
II WAS announced that the win
ner OF that contest would meet
Joe ouis In an indoor bout In
Detroit. The top price OF said
contest was 10 be $40. However.
due to the fact that Abe Simon
lost 10 Jim Thompson recently
In Baltimore and there was
some question rs TO the prop
riety of the decision, and after
thorough Investigation, l have
come to the conclusion that Abe
Simon should he given an oppor-
tunity to meet Louis. providing
the top price Is no more
than S."
BETTER THAN OTHERS
While the fight isn't expected to
he any sensation. it should be the
best of the m-of-the-month
affairs arranged for Louis in pre-
paration for his meeting with
Conn. The Gargantuan Simon has
never been floored in any of his
professional fights. according to
his manager. James Joy johnson.
The Jewish heavyweight. who
tips the scales at $50 pounds.
should give Louis a better battle
than AL Mccoy. Red Burman or
Gus Dorazio. He can take a hard
punch and still keep coming. as
he showed in winning the decision
over Roscoe Toles December 8 at
Olympia.
This will be the third OF Mike
Jacobs promotional ventures in
Detroit this year. The second will
take place ust a week previous
when Young Kid Mccoy seeks a
repeat decision over Al Nettlow
March IA; the winner being prom
ised a match with Fritzie Zivic
for the welterweight championship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
HOW THEY LINE UP

Rolling with Macklin are Frank
Schoen, John McKenna, Roy
Swisher and Ernie Ippel in addi-
ton to VOORHEES,. Nelson's mates
are Benny Fang, Neil Suddendorf,
Joe Reck and Andy Bino.
Irwin Keinath's Alerts Of Bay
City looms as the outstanding
threat in Class B where Steve
Kowalczyk's Woody-Pontiac still
rules the roost with 2977. figure
which may hold up the rest of the
month to carry off championship
medals besides prize money.
Robert DeBacker's Motor City,
Dick Neigebauer's Rolawile Rec
reation and Harry Weinand's
are the others which
may have something to say. Mem
bers of all three claim they will
come off the drives with a higher
total than the Alerts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Flint Pilot an OId-Ttnner
|klTEREUDES
By Leo MacdOnell

LAKELAND, Fla. Jack knight. renamed
the Flint Michigan In base
ball 20 years Flint s n Cleveland farm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
State, M Close
Cage Seasons
Tonight
BY GEORGE MASKIN

Two of Michigan's collegiate
cage big shots" come to the end
of their 1940-41 parade tonight.
while a third leader seeks to make
some history.
For the University of Michigan
and Michigan State .fives, the sea-
sons fun and headaches will cease
after the evenings action which
will find the Wolverines at Ohio
State and the Spartans home to
Notre Dame.
The University of Detroit, mean
time. goes after the history in a
game with Marquette University
at Milwaukee Should the Titans
repeat an earlier triumph over the
Toppers. il will mark the first time
a U.of d. team ever has won twice
from Marquette in a single season.
AFTER FIFTH STRAIGHT
Although settled IN the lower
half of the Big Ten scramble,
Michigan, nevertheless, can con-
clude its campaign flashing a
handsome winning streak.
By whipping the Buckeyes, the
Wolverines can make il five
straight during the final half Of
the season in the conference. The
first half, in contrast, saw Michi-
gan win only one league affair in
seven times out.
Two memb ers of Michigan'S
"iron-man" contingent conclude
their college basketball careers
with tonight's game. Ones Capt.
Herb Brogan, the long-shot artist,
and the other. Mike Sofiak, the
hard-driving forward.
CAN EVEN SCORE
At East Lansing. State gets 4
chance to even score with Notre
Dame for a setback administered
in a South Bend game several
weeks ago.
The Spartans also are in posi-
tion to finish their play with a
victory over every team, save Iowa.
which they encountered this sea-
son. State had only one crack at
the MISUNDERSTANDING by lop-
sided count.
Two-thirds of States famed"
Gary gang-Max Hindman and
Bob Phillips-will pack up their
basketball trunks after the game.
The other member. Chef Aubuchon,
was forced to-the sidelines this
year because of illness. but is ex-
pected to rejoin the squad next
Winter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Wing Comeback
Beats Amerks
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tC0ntlnued from First Sport Page)
the Winnipeg Monarchs in SIM
liar emergency. He held the
opposition scoreless then and he
did it again last night, making two
good saves on Wares and one on
Howe in the 7 minutes andl3
seconds he served.
AS in their 10 defeat at Chi
cago the night before, the Wings
led throughout in everything but
the scoring. Don Crosses score
on Abers rebound gave them an
early lead but Bill Benson's goal
late in the opening period squared
matters so that Amerks were able
to run up a two-goa1 lead in the
second period on goals by Bran
igan and the first of two by the
veteran Buzz Boil Branigan'S
goal was gift. Eddie Wares
having laid a pass right on his
stick just IS feet out from the
Detroit net. while Boil bagged his
on rebound from Lorne Carr
while the Americans were power
ing with Eddie Wares off for
hooking.
EBBIE'S SIZZLER COUNTS
Mud Bruneteau. who got back
into the scoring with two assists.
contributed the first Of his to one
of the most spectacular goals of
the night in the last minutes of
the period. He pitched the puck
in behind the Americans net and
then raced in and shot it out to
Goodfellow just inside the blue
line. Ebbie loosed one of his
Sunday specials, a scorcher that
kept rising until il thudded. waist
high. into the left side of the net
with Rayner standing wide-eyed
on the right.
Buzz Bolts second goal. on a
breakaway pass from Jackson, put
the Americans two up in the third
before the Wings began TO gen.
crate their scoring heat.
That was the scoring in one Of
the most ragged but interesting
games the Wings have played all
season. game in which big
Charley Conacher abandoned the
role of the happy warrior return
ing to his old stamping ground.
Charley butt-ended the Wings
with such abandon that he drew
two penalties from Mickey Ion
and thousand booes from his
former worshippers.
The Wings are now back in third
place but the New York Rangers
can tie them for the berth again
tonight with q victory in Montreal.
DETROIT AMERICANS
Mowers g Rayner
Stewart RID Branigan
Orlando LID. Conacher
Crosse &. Benson
Wares r w Carr
Abel I.W Larson
Detroit slternates- Goodfellow. White
law. Giesebrecht. Fisher Howe. Jennings,
Liscombe. -Motter-- -BnIneteaH.
New York Americans alternates-Smith.
risan. wycheriey.
Referee-Miokey Ion. Linemsn-Charles
FIRST PERIOD
1-petroit Crosse G.bel-Wares), 14s.
2-Amercans. Benson tLarsonb, i6.04.
Penslties-Slobodian Orlando, Conacher
SECOND PERIOD
3-Amertcans BraniRan (Corrigan1, SIS.
4-Amerioans Boil Carr Benson, 14;f9.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
SHOOT AT BIG. COUNT

Jack Layman's Mineralites No.
2 may be heard from in Class c
along with AL Goodalrs Goodyear
of Jackson, Leonard Lists Mont
tors of Bay City, Cliff Colvin's
Woods of Riviera. Amiel Juhnke's
Sans of Port Huron, Lena Polls
Five of State Fair, Walter Ia
wicki's LOUIS Cave and Tim
Fineran's Evergreen.
All they have to beat is Ed
Schultheis' Five's 1895. the high
est count in the Sweeps thus far.
The 2781 of Frank Wolock's Dodge
Main Pirates in Class d and 2754
of Detroit Lubricator Highlanders
in Glass E are the other highs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01

New York Americans alternates-smith.
Slobodian, Armstrong. Boil. jackson. Cor
rgan. wycherley
Referee-Miekey Ion. Linemsn-Charles
MeVeigh.
FIRST PERIOD
1-petroit. Crosse t,.bel-Wsresl, 1.4s.
2-Americans. Benson LARSON, 500.
Slobodian. Orlando, Conacher
SECOND PERIOD
3-Amertcans. Branigan (CorriEanl. 3.ls
4-Amerteans. Boil Carr Benson, 1919
5-Detroit. G o fellow (BruneteauLis
eombeD. 1903
Penalties-Conacher BOIL Wares.
THIRD PERIOD
6-Amencans, Boil jackson, Conacher) q.
5:15
7-Detroit, Howe (Wares-Abel, 7.49
s-Detroit, Howe Wares Motterl, 900.
9-Detroit,rLis N b e IN BnIneteAu-
Fisherl, 17:47
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Benson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
Times Sweepstakes
Pin Schedule
TO-DAY
TODAY

1:30-CIass B-holawile Rec, western
Travelling, Dick N-igebauer Class c.
Terry McGov.n, Metro Catholic, Charles
Bruce: Joe Batheys. Art Centre House,
Austin Unger. Glass D-5 a 10 Bar, St.
Albertus. Harp Fekin; Investigation.
Grand Trunk, Joe POLLY; Building Trades,
Fed.-of Labor. MIKE Sylvester; A. o.
Kemp. Brightmoor House, @. Vogel; Union
Paper and Irvine. Graphic Arts, Steve
10th Class E-Neighborhood League
Royal Barber Shop. Frank Romeo: Dave
Staber, Walter Chezanowski; Tigers. Rice
Mems. II. odgers Taylor Winfield Corp.
Steel and conveyor, Ed Lindner.
3:4s-Ciass A-Engineering No. !.
Ternstedt Red. Harvey Nelson. Class B.
Motor City Recreation, Eastern Travelling.
Robert DeBaeker Class C-Tony harket,
Bruno Brani. Class D.
Heat Treat, UAW-CIO Local so, R W.
Cannon; Crank Grinders Plymouth Mite
Owls. steve Ricica; Cubs. A; AP. Tea,
House Daniel Rybtcki. Class Pay
master, u s. Rubber. Walter siemion;
George Rack a Co, D. u P. T. Ath.
A Association. Joe TuzLolino; d. L.
Platers. Met. Pol Union. Mike Bujak;
Athletics, Briggs Prod. John Caeschke;
Counter Bores No. s. Ex-cell-o Red. A W.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-17

f5iebsfsier, Don Der fs our6 bic
MiBsunit Der fuIiden GrsunOin aus
ssf9lOfsn pOrben mar, oas 9er3
nod fdusrsr MAIDEN gu laFen. uno
lie cmpfabE Ii9 sbenio baifig ais tiibI,
pGbrsub bic 5rau bes Nsentsn ii9's
nidt nebmsn lieb, bic 9ausptrtbin
Bis auf ben Slur binuus gu bsglsiten.
rSdIf9s SdIangs!" murmsIte
5rau N6el6eib Dor fi9 bin. pdbrenb
Is langfam bic 9reppe gu ibrer
Wobnuug smporftieg.
Die 3sieer Der lI6r tptsisn duf
bdIb 3pei. uub nun beerub Iis snbs
giiItis jehs 5offnung auf @uguf
MiIbergs @rf9einen.
Washington Journal., 1941-10-17
Gin g ppttppQeI.

Wetter, bat Der ablernirtb cine
seueraurfe!" .Sa - man muB bic
NaIe aud nidt gu pieI ms 9ef6dft
Iteden!"
S9pierigsr Sranss
port. .Mle Metter. Der Oide, Der
BEL cSbnen pobnt, bate aber geitern
fA6n eelaben! Wie bat Der nur iein
0a95immsr erreidt?" ~Nu. gum
Slid NOR gsrabe cine reue Partei
beim @in3ieben. unb ba baben ibn bic
neutrality-suspicious. nit binuufse>
nommen."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
) Conservation
Chiefs Named
international s,~, Photo
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, May 3.-Gov. Muir
ray D. Van Wagner today reor-
ganized the conservation commits
sion. giving Democrats control Of
that important state agency for
the first time in history.
He appointed the following new
commissioners:
Russell L. Bengel. former city
manager of jackson. TO succeed
Executive Chairman William II.
Loutit of Grand Haven, who has
served IA years.
Robert II. Rayburn, Alpena lum-
Der dealer. TO succeed William J.
Pearson Of Boyne Falls.
Michael F. Defiant. Marquette
attorney, to succeed Thomas F.
MasterSon of Iron Mountain.
The terms of all three retiring
commissioners expired April /.
With the new members four of
the seven commissioners will be
Democrats. Terms are for six
wears.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
Sempliner'S lib Void
State Draft Officials Probe Army Status of Deferred
Newly Elected Circuit Court Commissioner

State draft board officials today
began an investigation OF the draft
status of Arthur William Semp-
liner, newly elected Circuit Court
Commissioner.
For "a hours Sempliner was
rated Alb on the basis that his
Judicial post compelled his exemp-
ton from military service That
designation was Withdrawn late
yesterday when Edward D. Devine.
chairman of Board 10, SAID it had
been granted under misconcep-
tion."
The misconception was in con-
sidering the Circuit Court Com
missioner's office to be a court of
record DepiHe- said.
In withdrawing the designation,
Devine asked Semplner to appear
before the board Monday night TO
present any arguments that the
commissioner is a judge of record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
Strike Threat PeriLs Wide-Open Derby
Fast Track
Insured by
Bright Sun
International New. ser,Iee Wire


LOUISVILLE, n.y., May 5.
There was an unsupported
rum0r around Churchill Downs
race track this morning that
track grooms planned to go on
strike, thus threatening the
success of this afternoons Ken
lucky Derby.
According TO the report, the
grooms would strike unless the
Downs management agreed to
pay $40 TO each groom leading
a winning horse from track 10
paddock. The grooms also were
said to be demanding improved
sanitary facilities.
Generally. according 10 the
report. the grooms planned ac-
ton along lines similar to that
taken by grooms who struck at
santa Anita In February.
Downs officials admitted they
had heard the strike rumors,
but said there had been no at
tempt to establish contact with
the employees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
u. 5. Says Food Costs
Raised by Monopoly

CHICAGO, May 3.-QNS)-
The federal government charged
today that 100000 Americans
are existing on dangerously in
adequate diets because monopoly
practices in the processing and
distribution of food have raised
prices too far above the level of
incomes. The antitrust division
of the Department of Justice an
nounced the Chicago federal grand
jury will begin a probe of food in
dustry trade practices Tuesday.
and that already 100 subpenas
have been issued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
Lindbergh 10 Speak
Over Radio ToniQht

WASHINGTON. May 3.-GNS)
Charles a. Lindbergh will make
a nationwide radio address to-
night while participating in a mass
meeting of the America First Com
mittee at St Louis. The address
Will be broadcast over the Blue
Network of the National Broad
casting Company 1890 to IL p. m.
Detroit timeD. The subject of
Lindbergh's speech was not re-
vealed by the committee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03

liners case by Col. Samuel D.
Pepper. deputy state director of
selective service.
Draft Board 10 passed on Semp-
liner although he is registered in
Board II because his father, Abe
w. Sempliner, is chairman Of
Board II.
Sempliner, unmarried. is q and
lives with his parents at PASS
Burns avenue.
When Sempliner first came up
for classification March 19 he was
given deferment until May l to
clean up my business affairs and
end my legal practice 1t was
while he was on this deferment
that ne concluded the campaign
which resulted in his election
April Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
Bridges Trial Witness
Serving 6O-Day Term

SAN FRANCISCO. May g.
QNS)-James O'Neil. government
witness in the deportation trial of
Harry Bridges. today was serving
a 60-day contempt of court SEN
tence for ignoring subpenas call
ing upon him to testify against the
CIO leader.
Federal Judge A. F. St. Sure
vacated five-day stay of execu-
ton which he had added TO the
original two months term. On the
stand. O'Neil denied he had given
Federal Bureau of Investigation
agents evidence of Bridges Com
munist affiliations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
Governor Gets Bill
To Prevent Deficits

LANSING, May 3.-Governor
Van Wagner today had under
consideration bill approved by
the Legislature and designed to
prevent deficits hereafter in the
state treasury. The act would
compel all state departments and
institutions to operate within
their biennial appropriations and
outlaws overdrafts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
ELECTION COST S11,687

The election and the February
primary cost Sempliner a total of
S11,687 he reported TO the county
clerk. OF this amount. Sl1,067 was
contributed by himself. his father,
his mother and A brother.
Despite the election. ne is now
contesting in quo warranto pro-
ceedings with Commissioner Frank
FITZGERALD for possession of the
office. FITZGERALD contends that his
appointment January l by Gov
ernor Van Wagner was for the
balance of the term ending Dec.
81. 1912. and that there was no
vacancy for which Sempliner could
run.
Senpliner'S expenses compare
with S14,764 he would draw in
salary if his claim to the office is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
.eWhouser Due
Against As

Harold Newhouser Will pitch for
the Tigers against the Athletics
in the second and final game of
the series at Briggs Stadium
today.
Bill Beckman is booked to chuck
for Philadelphia.
Newnouser has won one and
lost this year. In the two games
he walked Is and struck out 13
batters. lie had a record of one
won and one lost against the Ath-
leticS last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-03
BY BOB MURPHY

LOUISVILLE, Ky. May IA
bright sun appeared early and the
prospects were for clear Kentucky
Derby weather this afternoon for
the SlxtY-seNenth running of the
turf classic on a hghtning-fast
track.
The mercury. which fell from d
high OF 50 degrees yesterday 10
the fifties during the night, was
expected TO reach Summer level
before the BIG race.