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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Powder Plant Blast
Kills One, Hurts 4

BLLviDERE. ~. J.--An sI-
plosion ~ the Hercules Powder
company plant Friday killed two
nen and injured at sast four.
Charles Hsyeock. FL. 81 B~isi-
dsre. suffered head and Internal In
iurie. from which he died.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Price Control
Board Set Up
By Roosevelt
Agency VIII Avoid
Profitesrinq and
UnworYuniod Costs

Observation-Disclosures
Roosevelt Friday aligned a
executive order creating = new
price control agency n ~
known ~ tho Office Of Price
Administration and Civilian
Supply. Ne named Leon Hsn-
derson ~ head Of the new
agency.
The nsw price esniroi unit ~iii
he . part ef the office of smssg-
sney management. the coordinate
ing organization whIsA Bow 10
eludss the ofsies NJ proauefI0N
management snd the national g.
fsnss advisory eommissian.
Ths order wsssgss lists -
sssiee ~ pssee a1ss1sesesoeoea
$50 ssssisss ssppsy ~ sstss-
Ing dsseWss gnHtsneesss sstg-
iasily 80 ~ ~ ~ pssso1ese
" asa1 WITT pssee psshesms
svewtsg sss ~ NJ seasus-
ws>ss pssgssss-
Thsss offices lnsluds the defense
commissions consumer divtssna
headed ~ Miss iisrrtss Elliot ard
the price Sterilization dlvlssoa
hssfsd BY Henderson.
rks pssst1sss psistn1 s~e
that ~ M ssses ssSgtnal umsts
go ~ IN ~ asessss e~mm1s-
stss ssIy tea kass sss hoeo
waved ever - the ssfies ~
esssssessy sssnssessssi. rhsso
ere IN sgssssttsse 1tvsssss
directed ~ Chester Davis So
tke tsssspsssseiss stvtstss
kssA~a BY nAtpA nsAA
Ths order pointed out that In
new agency ~ss sst up for tbs
purpos~ NJ avoiding prsfitsssing
and unvsrsantsd price risss. arr
u facilitating sdsquAss supply aa1
the equitable distribution u mate
rails and commodities
Summarizing shs pessrs grant
ed under the order. tins pressdsge
directed that thu administrators
-tsks all lawful steps necessary ~
sppfopfists~ In ORDER
t--ro prevent price .piraiing. no
' ing cost 81 living. pfnfitserine
and infisiloa resulting from mar
fcoutins<d an Page =. Column -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

tsOlIvW0Oeb-p<snnn psubtnL
is-ysar-oIa sinxinx movie star.
and Vaughn Paul. young associate
producer 4bo has bsen her bssu
since shs sss . yo1nxsesr in flst-
h.sled shoes and kn<s drsssss. 49,
plisa for q marriage ileesSs friday
Miss Durbin s~id hsr marriages
10 ,h~ zo-ysar-old Paul. VIM firse
met her vhea he was secand
assistant director for one Of hsr
pictures. five years. ago. would
take place at the Wiltshire Mstho-
dist Episcopal church In Los A.
gales April H. Boms so gaageo
viii b invited.
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

which this column
1t
NorthAf S scene
BenghaI their resting
by boardan
Benghazi might be British
OF benghaz
with virtually struggle
The
is families midst
terribly
Renghia
less byproduct
in o
o
kwith Italians
9S-and enough
cd and
|mindt to build a
Fora is Gethsemane
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
Coffee Names Moore
To Attend Academy

Congressman John n. Coffee
announced in telegram 10 The
Times Friday he has appointed
Joseph z. Moore a. principal nom
inee 70 the L. S. Naval academy
al Annapolis, Nd. He also named
Ralph c. Foss. Kent, first alter
nate. and Aldo Benedetti and J. r.
Hemu1inger. jr.. both Of Tacoma.
second and third slternates.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
$4,000 Ford Workers TO
Return to Work Monday
Gov. Van Wagner Is Jubilont in
Announcing Strike Is Settled

Van Wagner announced at
le Ford strike is settled" and
turning to production in Ford
the country beginning Monday.
nounced that the plant would re-
open Monday.
The governor announced that
DR.. Harry A. Mills. chairman of
the NLRB has adjourned until
after an NLRB election for bar
gaining agent at Fosd's River
Rouge and Lincoln plants) a hear
ing by the NLRB on charges Ford
engaged in unfair labor practice.
Van Wagner said both parties
had set an example for the ma
ton" in their willingness TO meet
around the conference table. 10
give and take. and 10 make pos
sible this settlement
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
BUREAU DIRECTOR

CHENEY, Wash - Leslie W
Lee. superintendent Of schools at
Odessa. was named director Of the
placement bureau az Eastern
Washington College Of Education
Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

Britian's expedtonary force opened the battle Tor
Greece Friday south the vital Monasr pass where Nazi
panzer divisions threatened to knife through and smash
Greco British defense lines from the
Jugosavia crumbled under knock out blows from
north and south. Begrades fall reported by
Radio Budapest and Hungary, Rumana. Italy and
fifth column Croats raced in 10 divide the spells.
Egypt and the suez canal
building up
the region OF Derna
east Tobruk
And the British Isles the Mani mftwsffe
kept
warplanes mdands Industrial
tering on Birmingham. Coventry and Nottingham.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

u
|11:27 a. m. (PST) Friday It
lbs. 900 workers will begin re
Motor company plants all over
The path TO production was
cleared by the acceptance by Of
fetal. of the United Automobile
Workers (CIo) of the reservations
which Henry Ford made to the
governors triple-point terms.
II amounts to a truce under
which the union will return to
its jobs, the company will re-
hire the strikers without
pre- &c and fundamental
wage and working condition
issues on which the strike was
called April will he negoti-
ated after Ford workers have
determined their bargaining
agent in an election ordered
at the River Rogue and Lin
coin plants.
Gentlemen" the governor an
nounced to newsmen. the Ford
strike has been settled
"Our prayers for peace have
been answered because there
was q will for peace.
This is an historic step in es-
tablishing industrial peace in oui
country
The governor did not snnounc,
Immediately all details Of the set
Element.
a basic American sense of
fair play prevailed around the
conference table and brought
results at a time when every
good American citizen must
place his country ahead Of
self"
IA. cspizz. Ford counsel, an
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy tonight and sunday.
Temperatures; High. Sc; low. ts.
sun risss, SIS; sets, s.5s.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

Americas Gethsemane


thot
We will
o
1t is Good Friday. April 1917, Washington. D.
is
semaphoe another
all ships
of
BY
hat
america IN ARMAGEDDON."
We
iitarsm TO maxi the saf for
o
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12
British Expedition Force
OPENS Battle for Greece;
Slavs Crumble Under Blows
Nozi Threot TO Egypt Suez Canal
Building Up Too Fost for British
Comfort as Foe Doshes TO Dernu
BULLETINS

ZURICH Switzerand-Radio Zagreb reported to-
night that Jugosav planes bombed several Crcaiian
towns held by Nazi troops.
The radio station said that the planes flew sew
eral regions and dropped number Of bombs There was
no report on damages and casualties.
ZURTCH-The station al Graz. former Austria.
Just north of the Jugosdp frontier hard broad
casting IN the Crodt language Friday that Gen Dasdn
T. Smoritch JugosloU premier had ordered all has
Divisional commanders TO act their nitidtire
henceforth.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-12

Europe today proves
We did not.
And so The Tacoma
Times continues 10 ask.
What is Americas aim no
this 1cdr toCdrd irhich Ue
are being drGUn ineTor-
ably as an drOWed ally Of
Britain; 1chot is Britain's
aim p
The only answer that
comes from London and
from Washington is ito
crush Hitler. to end Nazi
militarism, to m ak e he
world safe for democracy"
Yes, it is a parallel
and it is indeed a deadly
parallel.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
BRIDGES Almost Became a Doctor

Bridges as you may know, student at Univeis ty
OF Tennessee Knoxville and the time thought he
might become doctor like his father Sullivan gutton Tor
graduated from coegesCouma OF Oregon
now Portland University Nore Dame He is law graduate
adds other talents which keen knack IN
designing building business which In the winter
he engaged Fla Higgins out of University OF
Texas produced strong baseball teams and
Tebbetts graduated Providence R l. College Teboes
thought persuaded that ne could be great
catcher all baseball and the fiery young New
Hampshire boys chief love.
Once you get college business represented
baseball becomes intriguing how educated are our big
eaguers Berg of the Red Sox has Of course been the out
standing baseball player in this regard Berg not just one
college man. wo-college like Sullivan Berg
was graduated from Princeton attended University of Paris and
obtained degree Columbia University He speaks heaven
only many different languages including baseball
Among members of the Boston Club who went to
college Earl Johnson the pitcher who Is currently
doing well the pcheress Red Sox Earl out OF ST Mary s.
California Lake Forest Theta Kappa and
Johnny Peacock University of North Carolina and jim
Tabor 10 which school produced the SeweJoe and
Luke.
Jeff Heath Indians this appears to be making
years of higher learning he gained at nver
Washington Heath to have just got the hang Oh
trgonometry it relates to whacking out home runs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Race Protest
Turned Down

INDIANAPOLIS, May 81
Another try TO complete the 3d.
car starting field for Fridays 500
mile auto race over the Indian
apolis speedway will be made late
today following qualification Of
the twenty-ninth and thirtleth
drivers in yesterdays trials.
Meantime, Ted DoeScher. chief
stew Of the Memorial Day
classic. overruled a protest by a
four-man committee Of driver
against operation of the two
French cars among the possible
starters The directors were Will
bur Shaw. Cliff Bergere, Russell
Snowberger and Harry McQuinn.
all of whom already have qualified
for Fridays race.
They charged that the two six
cylinder Talbot specials being
driven by Rene Bebcgue and Jean
TreveauX Of Vichy, France. had
not been weighed in according
10 the rules. nor given variou
tests required by speedway regu-
laUOnS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
COnn-Louis
Set
For June Is
BY ALLAN j. FUNCH

International News service sports Writer
PITTSBURGH, May 27.-For
good or i'll, the sweaty, blood
soaked gloves of Billy Conn today
drew him TO the top of the heap
of heavyweight championship con-
tenders and a sure-fire shot at
titleholder Joe Louis as the pay
off of Conn's technical knockout
OF Buddy Knox in the eighth
round last night.
Louis. the man with dynamite
in his fists. and Conn, the clean
limbed master boxer-but a slug
ger withal, when smuggling is
indicated-will meet in a cham
pionship fight in New York on
June IS.
There had been some doubt be-
fore last nights fight that the
Louis-Conn contest would ever get
beyond the negotiation stage.
Promoter Mike Jacobs. a definitely
interested spectator at last nights
going on. had gloomed around
considerable before the fight. Billy
was taking an unnecessary chance
with Knox, said the lifeguard of
Jacobs beach: If Billy looked bad
against Knox. how could he draw
a crowd against Louis in fight
surfeited New York?
But all doubt was gone today
swept aside by the drumming fists
Of Conn in an exhibition (all in
one round) Of the fistic proves
that led him 10 abdicate his light
heavyweight championship for a
shot at the much heavier, harder
hitting Louis.
"Billy's a thousand per cent
with me now" said Mike. and
followed that up by inviting
Conn for a stay at his New Jer-
sey estate while hunting a spot
10 train for the Louis fight.
Mike added:
BILLY went 10 work on Knox
when he was ready and again
proved himself a great fighter"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Heath Born in Jack Adams Town.

Heath incidentally born in Fort William, Ont made
Adams of the Red Wings And Incl
dentay Freddie Hutchinson the Washington Unver
that gave the majors Heath.
And probably greatest college combination in all base
ball Boudreau-Ray Mack duo who perform brilliantly
for Cleveland clubs mad dash for pennant Boudreau
out of University Illinois where addition to playing sweet
baseball Lou outstanding Big Ten basketball star MACK
was graduated from Case here in Cleveland.
And course. can't forget Gerald WaIker-the boy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Cubs Fined
For Extra Man

NEW YORK, May 27.-The Chi
cago Cubs management today was
under orders TO pay a $500 fine,
imposed upon them for a techni-
cal violation Of the 25-player-
limit rule.
The violation was charged by
Leo Durocher, manager of the
Brooklyn club. after the Dodgers
had dropped games TO the Bruins
May 18 and 10. Durocher had
asked that the Chicago victories,
by scores of IA and AL, be nulli-
fed.
Ford c. Frick, president of the
national league, said his investiga-
ton showed that the Cubs techni-
cally had Is men on their roster.
While imposing the fine, he refused
to nullify the Chicago victories
or decree that the games be re-
DlaVPd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

Willie Twnesa Leads Qualifiers in National Open
Trials; Watrous Is Second
BY VI. f. DRUKENBROD

morning round, Turnesa muffed a
three-foot putt. 1t gave him a Is
instead of par u and left him
three strokes behind the pace
settlers for the first 1S-Watrous
and limerick Kocsis of Lakepointe.
What's more. between him and
the two leaders was another
player with u. little Eddie Hill
lard, assistant pro at Clinton
Valley. who was to miss a place
due to one of the toughest runs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
California
Representative
Wants Inquiry

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Rep-
resentative Carter (R), California.
said today that there is serious
consideration in Congress of in
PRODUCING a resolution calling for
an investigation. of boxing on a
national scale.
Angered at the Buddy Baer-Joe
Louis fight during which Baer was
hit after the bell and then dis
qualified because his handlers
would not leave the ring, Carter
wanted 10 know if the D. c. box
ing commission is going to con
done" Arthur Donovan for dis
qualifying the challenger.
"Are we going to have a box
ing commission that will protect
the public or are the commits
sioners going to sit passively by
and condone the sort Of thing
that took place out there FRI
day night" Carter said.
"a referee who handles a
fight In that fashion and a box
ing commission that will con-
done such actions should not be
permitted. There Is serious con-
sideration Of introducing
resolution calling for an inves-
tigation of boxing on a national
scale. II may take q boxing
trust angle and an inquiry TO
determine IL there are unfair
mOnopolistic practices"
A bill was introduced In the
House several years ago by Rep
Preventative Kennedy Cd, Mary
land. who was defeated in the last
election. but it died in committee.
Donovan was ordered to appear
before the commission tomorrow
to tell whether he separated the
two men in the first round before
the bell rang. whether the dis
Iputed punch by Louis was a foul,
whether he told Baer's manager,
Ancil Hoffman, that Baer could
have rest to recover from the
blow and whether he could have
counted Buddy out after Baer hit
the canvas for the second time in
the sixth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

been lifted for a
pine h hitter
after fashioning
an e G h L hit,
'e ig h / = inning
game. W h c h
ended the long
d r GU & h / in
which he had
lost six games.
Luther BUD
T h m a 8 held
the Indians in
check after the
Tiger uprising
in the ninth
which brought
home me win
ming ( allies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

known as Gee-who still holds the al
fections Of Detroit fans, though he no
longer wears a Tiger uniform. Walker
was a football luminary at University
of Mississippi. Gene Desautels, also once
a Tiger. came out of Holy Cross, where
Coach Jack Barry. one-time Athletics
star, has developed many stars. Russ
Peters is from Washington and Lee.
While most of Connie Mack's col
legians come from Duke where Jack
Coombs coaches, Eddie Collins Jr., is a
product of Yale The kids dad, Eddie
ST., was graduated by Columbia Univer-
sity, however. The older Collins is vice.
president of the Boston American
League Club but it was his belief that
the son would do better with a club
ot her than the Red SOX pspeciallV under
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

lightweight comparatively. Among
his hits were a home run, two
triples and four two-baggers.
Sharing honors with Croucher
at bat have been Fat Mullin. the
young recruit outfielder up from
Buffalo, and the veteran Campbell.
Hitting safely in all but one of the
last Ia Tiger games. Mullin has
compiled an average of $50. With
IL hits in % times at bat in seven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

i oxen Tiger
games. has piled
up Is hits in 43
official times at
bat for an aver
a ge of .4l9.
With great con-
s i s I e n c y
frankie has hit
in all but one of
the II contests.
Not only has
the new short
stop been con-
siStent but he
has revealed un-
10 ok g q { or
power from a
chan who is a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

smuggling outfeder Of the few Ted Lyons veteran
White Sox pitcher years ago jumped Baylor University
directly the Chicago Club and has been wht ever since
1t Tigers forget that there many who
big without benefit of college education
They feel that little education sometimes helps AS
proof they could point such Tigers Tommy Bridges
Birdie Tebbetts Bill Sullivan and Pinky Higgins as players
who unscathed by college degree
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
TrYout for Missouri's
Paul Christman Shows
Tigers College Interest
OUTSTANDING is BOSOX' MOE BERG

CLEVELAND May 27.The that Paul Christ
University Missouri baseball and football player
will be given trial the Tigers of than passing interest
emphasizes the interest which the and scouts
of the Detroit Club takes in college talent.
Young Christmas brother of Mark Christman former Tiger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

now playing third base for Toledo, will
join the Tigers June~5, when school is
out. He has not signed as yet, it is said
He is a first baseman.
Should he be signed, Christman will
Join Hoot Evers, University of Illinois
star athlete, Johnny McHale, Detroit
boy out of Notre Dame, and other of the
set Of collegians in the Tiger organiza-
ton. Evers, who was in the Tiger train
ing camp at Lakeland, Florida, this
Spring, is at Beaumont and McHaie at
Muskegon. Christman, too, would likely
be farmed out.
Few make the big league grade
directly from college. Sammy Chapman,
of the Athletics, who came out Of Uni
versity of California, where he was
famous as footabll player as we'll as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
NEWsOM GETS CREDIT

While he wasn't around When
the Tigers turned what looked like
defeat into victory in last ditch
rally, Buck Newsom officially got
credit for the Detroit victory, his
third of the season. Bo-Bo had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

Here is the scenario:
AS the two teams plunged into
the ninth the Indians were leading,
3 10 2.
First up for the Tigers, Croucher
doubled 10 left center, mighty
blow that was far and high, so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAY RESULTS
DETROIT IL --.Newsom. Thomas
and Tebbetts
Cleveland 6 O-tSmith. Heving and
Hemsley.
Only games scheduled
swimming pitcher. tLosing pitcher.
TODAY'S GAMES
DETROIT AZ Cleveland
81 Louis At Chicago co..
New York AZ Washington
Philadelphia az Boston az.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

A missed shot in golf often
spurs a good competitor to his
greatest deeds.
One had this electrifying effect
on Willie Turnesa at Detroit
Country Club yesterday and the
result was one of the finest tour
nament rounds ever played here,
all conditions considered.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

the venerable and able Mack.
Chubby Dean and Crash Davis of the Philadelphia
boys from Duke Sammy Chapman related is from
California Phil Marchdon the young pitcher attended school
at ST. Michaels College Toronto
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Fight Results
BY International New. Service

Al New York-Aldo spoldi. l4i. New
York, scored technical knockout over Misc
Grispos, 40, Athens, Greece co. Carmelo
Fenoy. 13e. Barcelona. Spain. deciCioned
Pat Robinson. i2s. New York (O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27


bright one, indeed, for the Tigers
Among the reasons for this rosy
state of affairs in the lives of De
troit's major league ball team
were:
1.-The Tigers beat the league
leading Indians for the second
time this season (score, 5 TO 81.
2-Buck Newsom finally won
another ball game-his third of
the year.
@Rudy York was leading the
American League With 10 home
runs.
4-Frankie Croucher looks like
the coming shortstop of the
American League beware
Lou Boudreau and Luke APP
pling)
5-Bruce Campbell had
happy Monday in his old stamp
ing ground, batting home the
winning runs for the Tigers
Bright Monday triumph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
MISSES SHORT ONE

And because of it the 1888 Ma
tional Amateur champion, now a
member of Meadowbrook, led this
sections eight qualifiers for the
National Open, June ST, at Fort
Worth, Tex.
He finished the 36-hole grind
with sub-par 142. beating out
the next player, AL Watrous of
Oakland Hills, by two strokes.
On the eighteenth green of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
CLEVELAND

Slated for NeWson tn ninth.
IRAN for McNalr IN ninth
fBatted for Hemsiey in ninth,
Batted for Heving IN ninth.
Season batting average.
TEAM season batting average
DETROIT 100 Oi0 O03--5
Cleveland 600 l0l 1908
Runs batted in--Radcliff Keltner. York.
Walker, Boudreau. Muilin. B. Campbell 2.
Two-b base hits-Croucher 2. Keltner Bou-
dreau. Heath. 3. Campbell. Three-base hit
--Gehringer. Home rlns-York. Walker.
Lsft on bases-Detroit o. Cleveland Z.
Double plsys-croucher 20 York. Newsom
20 Tebbetts TO York Bases on balls-off
Newsom 4, off Smith 3. off Hevtng
struck out-By Newsom g. by Smith 3. by
Thomas l. Hfts-On Smith 10 IN "a In
nings OF Newsom IN innings Umplres
MCGOWAN. Quinn and Grievs,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
One for BO-BO
Croucher, York, Campbell Star as Tigers Defeat
Indians
BY LEO MACDONELL

CLEVELAND May 27Taken games Campbell has been hitting
all in all this morning was a a 429 clip.
49,, - i.aood Campbell winning
OeI' Oi' "ueu' w ' ieeIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
TIED FOR FOURTH PLACE

BY their victory here the Tigers
moved back into a tie with Boston
for fourth place in the league
standings. The Tigers-Indians game
was the only one played yesterday.
frankie Croucher, both afield
and at bat, is the reigning sensa-
ton in the ranks of the Tigers.
Yesterday the brilliant young
shortstop added TO his fame with
two two-baggers as well as the
play of the day, an amazing
achievement in which he reached
out to make a one-handed stab of
a torrid liner off Roy Weatherly's
bat and then doubled AL Smith at
first.
II was the eighth double play
that Croucher has featured in, in
the last last five Tiger games, all
but one of which he started
At bat Croucher, in the last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27
Yanks' CoIIeeians From All Over

York Yankees gather their colegans from all parts
Gordon from University of Oregon Charley
University Maryland Marvin Breuer from Missouri
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-27

1 N LEO hlaeelonstl
SPORTS EDITOR

Many in Major Leagues
Got Their Adult Starts
in Advanced Schools
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