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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

comradeship. and Christian leader
ship.
The camp site OF $50 acres was
donated by the late w. w. Sey-
mour and his wife in 1920. Glen
Cove affords exceptionally safe
boating and swimming for the boys
as one Of the beauty spots Of the
Puget Sound area. Camp Seymour
has ten large sleeping cabins, each
designed to accommodate eight
boys and leader. a large dining
hah and kitchen which is equipped
with electric refrigeration, a new
administration building which is
being completed this season and
was donated through the COURTESY
OF the Tacoma Kiwanis club. a new
diving float and dock is being fin
ished for this summer camp. A
grass turfed athletic field, a fleet
OF II rowboats. an Indian war
canoe, motor launch. an outdoor
chapel, rifle and archery ranges
hoooy shop rooms which afford
boys large variety of experience
In the out-of-doors.
Camp is open to any bow 10
ls years of age. Grade school
junior high and high school groups
are segregated into cabin group,
and each has a complets program
Leaders who have already reg
lstered for camp include Bob
smith, assistant boys secretary.
Phil Raymond, friendly Indian di.
rector cabin counselors. Paul
raymond, Dick Fincham. Roger
Hoimberg, Gene Johnston. RoyaI
Lindai, boys work secretary of the
l. Nd. c. A, again will be in chary.
as camp director.
The following boys hav. signed
up Tor camp: Lester Rhea, Dick
Illiotson. Edward Brady. Gary
Henning. Robert steil. Gordon lies
John McCorry. Ray TAYLOR. BuI
Iuilus, Arnold Tisch, Leland Skaer
Darwin Sinclair. Leonard Raver
Jim Parks. Lewis Perslng. Tom
Mcnamara, Terry Mclean. Robert
Moore, Ronnie Mariana. FIovd
Meade. Leonard Lemm. DonaId
Lawler. Floyd Keller. Bob Kelly
Dwane Halliday. Kirk Hull. Cor
don Hill, Bobby Abel. Richard
Arnold, Garry Bailey. Dwight Ball
Ted Cormier, Dom Foreman. Tom
Fyall, Walter Henry, Melville
Gange, Richard Drues, Edward
Drues, Oscar Werner. Jimmy zyl-
stra. Walter Krokenes, Jim Barn
or, Daryl Brotman, Cameron Cut
Ter, Warren Carson. Leon Clark.
Dave Carpenter. Frederick Dem
man, Jim Driscoll. Gordon Dustan
Guy Falskow, Benny Fawcett.
Richard Fererick, Billy Forbes
Mike Gaylord, Thomas Gilchrist.
John Gilchr1st. Billy Hughes, Ralph
Harvey, John Lawrence. Jerry Len
ming. Bob Llewellyn. Dick Landon.
Bruce Larsen. Bob Maurmann, Don
Ed Martin, Bob Mcmahon, Everett
M a cMayburns. Stephen Norris,
Robert Nordstrom. Bob Nsudorfer
Stanton Naef, Curtis Naef. Edward
Osborne, Bill Peterson, Bud Peter
son, Philip Phil, Richard Riehl
Glenn Ryan, Rodric Smith, Walter
swenning, Calvin Stafford. Robert
salonen. Dave Trailer, Franklin
Veith. and Robert Wheeler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

"Teoehin' Ellos child 10
Speok piece IS O neon Job.
She sounds owful il she ont
noturol, ond if she pronounoes
the words right. she seems to
be putin on oirs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10
Love Crazy, Powell-Loy Comedy,
One Of Seasons Funniest Productions

Comical complications thick and fast when William
Powell sets convince Myrna 10y that he's IN
love Crazy their latest hilarious adventure playing
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

Lucille Fairbanks IL making a
stained glass" window out a.
eolored photograph negatives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

BASEBALL IAPREssARIo
Wayne Morris mas organized and
sponsored a seTnl-pno baseball
team In his native Pasadena.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-10

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|Leopards
Lose Hides
To Uncle Sam

Ia VERNE. Caiif.-Tks Loop
ard not only found Ecess eggs
where HI. spcts should ~. hut
Icst his hide - well. 90 In
Verne college gave up football
to-day.
Ia yerne's Ieopards. sad IA
relate. haven't won . football
game since 1854. Their record
~ n straight defeats brought
bInshes Of chagrss 10 the esm-
pus Of knox college.
Athletic Director Robert Tui-
ley sighed and aid n wsss't
the Disgrace Of Wholesale defeat
that naus~d the Leopards 10
turn IN their hides-er, mole
skins. n Wa the fact that
como September there probably
wouldn't NJ enough nsen In the
student body Of Is5 - mo~fiy
women - n field . basehall
team. or EVEN . basketball i've.
Nine Ietteymen failed On re-
turn last September. The army
had 'em. Ten NJ the present
squad Of ~ graduate In June
and the army has eyes on part
If the others.
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Boxing Meet
Opens Monday

FORT LEWIs-Lesthsr p.ishsrs
Of the <ist Infantry Division this
week are putting the finishing
touches on months Of training for
the opening next Monday Of the
division boxing tournament.
The initial bouts will get
underway Of 7:So p. m. N
hanger No. 3 at McChord field.
The tournament will continue
nightly until winners In all
weight classifications are DE-
termiped.
During the contests musical en-
tertsinment between fights viii Be
provided by the 10th Engineers
regiment band.
Technical Sergeant Mickey Trad
Of Spokane IL coaching the boxers
and reports that about q score Of
the best ringmen Of the division
are entered in the tournament.
which Ia scheduled 10 last about
four days. or through Nov. -.
Tournament winners, Trad said.
will be chosen TO represent the 41st
In servicemen's tournament 10 he
held later in cities Of the North
west. principally Seattle.
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Sunsets Play
Red Raiders

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soldiers srs pvspsrs1 10 seeeoe -
30 two moss eans>e w1en eoGpo1os
ssoas mt N ths ieaete
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

Weather Clear
And Road Open
Plenty OF Parking
Space. Rongers Say

Ne soucs snoai II. ssisrsf
Ycur fsvcrs;s srort sss.an IL
here = stay
Rangers st Lonfmirs thursday
announced there we're "a inches ~
sno~ II rsrsdi.. valley. Further.
the rangers aid the snow was dry
and jass about perfect foe skiing.
Moro than 100 persons most
81 them skiers. checked into the
park last week end and that num-
Der likely yin double this week
end ~ skiing seems headed fer IL
higEest ssason.
Three inches q snow fell nsss-
DAY night. me Rad u open all
the way 10 Paradise valley and
there 10 plenty Of parking space.
rangers said.
Ths opening Of the season this
year viii be hailed with delight BY
ski.rs. who viii eontrss, II with
last season when there was not
enough snow for coed skiing until
after the FIRST Of the year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Sunset Cagers
Seeking Tits

FORT LEW1S-Already off TO q
flying start IN the Tacoma City
league with q 1915 win over the
Krsuss Autos. the <lst Division
basketballers tackle the 1<sth
Field Artillery quintetts Friday
night ut the Mason school gym
nasium.
The Division csgers are coached
by Private James Barham Of Los
Angeles and have on the playing
roster some of the Northwests
star cagers.
In preseason warmup tilts
the <lst boys ran Wild against
all corners with the exception
of the College Of Puget Sound,
whom they managed IA ncse
out with the close count of
Sl-SO.
Barhsm said his team Is In top
form and is ready to meet civilian
and service teams of all classes
whether they are In the Tacoma
City league or not. In order 10
accommodate these sundry oppon-
ents. the 41st schedule will be kept
open through the season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
al Hosiak and Ken 0voFlln
Battle In New York FrI1oy
Ex-hllddlewslqhs chunp1ouD rooocno1
DY MIKE Jocohs n Mo1lson om1ou

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Grid Briefs

SANTA CLARA. CAi.--stsvs
cardwsll and Hlli Bssss. Southern
cshfornians. both, viii b. co-cap-
tains for santa Clara IN their
final game of the season against
UcfA Saturday. csrd~eil will
not play because of torn eartI-
lags. Dave Simmons. first string
right guard. and Bob zstterq,Ilst.
reserve right end. are other doubt
fui starters. The Broneas leave
tomorrow night for the south
MsssoulA. Msws--Mor. conf.
dent because Of its victory over
Idaho. the Montana University
Grizzlies wind up their is<i ssason
against Oregon state 81 Portland
Saturday. ESQ narsnehs. 900
pound fulib.sk. ends his college
career IN that sams.
BERxElsy. 'o..-wi,h four
left hslfbacks laid up. BIN IAssifss
WAS forced 10 carry the bod for
California ~ It's first. SECOND and
third string drilled against the
Ramblsrs who ~ stamford plays.
Al Dorian. Gene Pieksit and Hank
Zaeharias we're injured in the
Oregon state game and Bill Rain
hsrdt v In the hospital with . cold
srASyosn usryxsssry. os,.
stsnfords football squad cor.
tin0sd 10 loaf today, but siii b.
called back for practices tomorrow
In preparation for Tia California
game.
EUGENE. ore. eas Oregon
regulars probably viii 80 no
action Against Washington IN
Seattle Saturday. Coach Ter
Oliver said today. Hsifbscs
Frank Boyd. VINO has bs~n out
mnss NJ tina sssson. vas reinjursd
In the Santa Clara fsns and y
finished for ths sesson.
CORyAL1la. Ore. Coa<h Lon
sfiner told me Oregon nfstsrs 10
day 10 forget the fsos@ bo~l and
think ~ hsnssnas Gsissslss whom
they face Saturday. Montana
D<st fdsno iss, week snd 10 no
pusboyer N1th Eao narsnchs on
tho iooss. he ssis.
Los AseiLs. WIN s.u M
sses. fsiie.e<. the onir VARSITY
player snssis to n1sxs the TIP.
the use TroJans TO-DAY ~srs On
route 10 Chicago for thstr snnuAl
Srtdinon baltic with tns Metre
Dame iran. hssfes wss ssffsrtng
from q b@e< injury when hss
bothered hin al seas1n. Re-
fnsin1sr - fhs ~ Trejsns VIA
ssFs on ths special trssn ~sss re-
ported IN sxesilsnt physaesi condl-
tlon.
Los ASoerSs Yer N. fss
time IN WEEKS the sntsfs brsin
sqss1 of the University ~ Cali
fornis AZ Ice Angeles ~ss In top
physical ce,ndifian today. Coach
Bsbo Horreii was concentrating
On pnissninf W offenssss power
for the xsms Saturday win the
Santa Cars BFoncs~.
Los ANGELES A fall sq'ssa
% - players WORKED cut today
fer Lbyoiss game Saturday with
ire University OF sew Nsxlco.
Ths sqaa1 vnl entrsin Tomorrow
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Luihers Work
On Turkey Day
Horshnon Out Of
Hospital: MdY Play

Pacific Lutheran footbaiisrs had
Thanksgiving Day appstites like
horses after . lengthy Thursday
morning practice session which
Coach Cliff Olson deemed essential
N the Gisdistors are 10 maintain
their unbeaten record against Pert
land university Pilots Friday
night.
Olson was still planning his at
tack against the Pilots A. II Cap
tain Marv Hsrshman would not be
ready for action despite the fact
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

that the big 20o-pounder WAS re-
leased from the Tacoma General
hospital Wednesday.
Considerable time waa beine
devoted 90 dummy scrimmase
on the plays In WHOA Harsh
man played = prominent role.
Stan Grieb. tire Longview
freshman, WAS working In
Harshman's position.
Almost an equal amount Of time
was being devoted TO defense
against Portland plays. Olson got
q good look ut the attack which
Matty Mathews used against Con-
zaga last week and has designed
special strategy to stop the Pilot
offensive.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Rutgers in Upset

PROVIDENCE, y. Rutgers
closed It's 1e4i football season
today with a 1877 upset victory
over favored Brown In their annual
Thanksgiving game before 1900
spectators.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
WhilawaY Leads Calumet
Farm to New Gold Record
Worrsn Wrght's Stoblss Eosn NeoslY
Holt Million-Sl7l.sel 10 b Exoct

NEW yOnk 49, Ths dsvii rcd
silks Of Calumet farm won't ~
seen on the nations race tracks
again this season. but -thanhs 10
whirisway--warren wrirht's paw
srful string II thoroughbred
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

Most Of the selections were not
difficult a. the players were stand
outs in their positions However.
there was soms debate between
Bob Arps and Joe Boyle for cen
ter. Don Lee and Bob Hokenson at
quarter and Paul jacobson and
Dick Rupert at fullhsek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

The c. o. r. elephant and the
Democratic donkey were orisi-
mated by Thomas Mast famous
American eartoonist.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

rive o. the honor Team are TON
Lincoln. four from Stadium and
two from Bellarmine.
Ing Thompson, Lincoln Rail-
splitter end. was the only un-
derclassman 10 win a berth on
the AIl-City team. Thompson's
sensational puntins and pass
catching earned him an end
position along with his team
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21

already has suaaehsd the sH~uBe
American record for money
earned In . single year.
The black inh hsurss On The
Calumet ledger sheet sdd ~ 10
day 10 ths starting sua sf
esTa.sei. more than - 90 shsvs
tbs old marx Of osaa. - sssas.
llsssd 10 yssrs ESQ ~ ths fsbw-
leus Rsncceas stahls - Marry
ninslsir and far stop The Bess
records ths whitnsys ana vsn1ss.
halts svss mustered.
Whiviswsy. ~ ss~spa. ees-
ssssuos1 ~ h>soess pssseee ~
IT, ssa sht1s wvseose evve
pssssaai rsreeAs n ~ bssas
- siisehsaG NJ sssSasag eoe1s
for ~ Ssepa. r. hss~sssen1
80 II nosn1eisu % sstlseee1
o1T3.oee sa1 hsssss1 ~ seea1
fss tws yesss - eo>es eei--ths
snisd lassess sun svsv eosse1
~ 49, hssss.
ThAt figure ranks behind eaiy
those ~ ssablscuii and Sun Bssu.
two horses Whlria~ay cen sassiy
pass this winter 81 nants Anita
parh. 1bs Calumet senanuhati's
figure for tins ysss soppsd ~
others ana wAs M ssscnd biggest
ever earned BY . horse In nss 49,
son. Only Gallant vos's 80. 15t
In 1870 wss higher.
wh6stv ~ bse1o
But Whlsiswsy wasn't sssNs n
building w The Calumet record. IN
All. jonas hsa more ihsa - hnssss
IN training 81 least part ~ NJ
ysaf.
Ths bsst ~ sha.s wssp ns~ss
ChAses 80 ess Assas. bseo
s~e-yess -st1s ~hs wssl -
psisssA fss ~ ssssa Aa1ts
so ksstssshy Desttss ~ fp17.
sssps ckAs<s ssshs stess
asssss ~ ysss's wtsssvs s11h
esi.1es go nss Asais 15sA
~tsh ol3.sSA - sSp~ag sh~n.
~ sksss ~ ss1shess sssse1
go. iee u ~ e11s.ool.
Behind the Wright string comes
shs sssbls Of c .. Lucky cAAri&yj
Howard. v'ho started the year -
= sure ~tnnsr only 10 fsn1 Me
hnrs~s ooiispslne Around hin -.
fore me ADVENT II summer
Howard has rsn 40 o1<s. as
more than his HORSES sayned wAsn
~ von the title IN 1881 snd only
. iIfus Ices than whsn ~ ~
p>ssssf last ssAson
ntG reAA1s a~sssl
Ire Top Ho~sr1 vfnaer vss
hioisnd fsi1ssiol Witch snufi~d
MIN 70 third place Another How.
ard horss. pnrt~rs Cap. placed
1ifh with s77.s1s Mo pssass.
~ho smsss<1 siss.ss7 AID lssk
second hshind whisis~sy. esfssss
Ward hncrs's Circle ~ ssa<k 70
third place a<nens tss Nc slxhssa
night B.Seh T,ansbss. ~so vss
striessa ~ lnfaofiss paralysis too
se.~en arc. sdii see>mpsny the
sssad hsmD~rs of tas team
ehippsd IN nonsy foe nsnshas's
train fsfs.
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J. c. Meshs cocks osw ~
oncshsr bulI's.sys. eoss Tenns
sfcss quortsrbo<k hsods fos
nosloooI passing Ieodershie
WITH 81 eomplssions ouf ~
la ofssmpss ios ! .ooj ysrds
IN ssvsn comes. esphs u ~
hsovss went Ter ios<tdowvvss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-21
Au-City Eleven
Ing Thompson. Lincoln End. Is Only Junior
Ten Seniors on All-Siar Football Team;

Ten seniors and junior Aty
team by The Tacoma
selected and released b the three city Ed eoaehes
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n;Fat Bsseh f,anshss. va vss
striessa ~ lnfaofiss paralysis tss
ses~en arc. sfii see>mpsny the
sssaad hemt<rs al tas team
eAippsd IN Nancy for Dsnshass
train fsfs.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Novikoff Alone Tough
As Melton Of Giants
Shuts Out Cubs
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May l7.-Chff Melton
held the Cubs to five hits today as
his New York Giant mates battered
three of four Chicago pitchers for Is
and a 80 shutout.
Mel OFT, Babe Young and Joe
Orengo fired the heavy artillery for
the winners. OFT drove in three
runs with a pair of doubles. while
Young and Orengo each bagged
three singles. u Novikoff, back
in the lineup because Of Hank Lei
ber's injury, was the only man to
give Melton trouble, clipping him
for three of the Cubs safeties.
The Giants got to Verne Olson for
run in the frs and drove him to
cover in the f n, when Burgess
Whitehead led of with a triple to
right center and four runs in all
came in. Jake Mooty put a very
temporary damper on the Giants,
for he was knocked out of the box
in the sixth when five hits, White
head again leading off with sim
gle, were good for four more tallies.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Rigney Hurls, Hoag
Bats Chisox 10 81
Win Over Yanks
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 17.-Right-
Handler Johnny Rigney, who beat
them four times last year, and Left
Fielder Myril Hoag, who used to weal
the same uniform, proved trouble
some thorns in the Yankees sides
today as they collaborated to give
the Chicago White Sox a 80 de-
cision over the New Yorkers.
Rigney, though he got into trou-
BILE several times by issuing seven
walks, held the Yanks to five hits,
no more than one in any inning ex-
cept the sixth. Hoag paced Chi
cago's nine-hit attack, two of his
three singles driving in the first
two Sox runs.
A base on balls, an infield out
and Hoag's hit to center gave the
Sox one in the second; another
walk, Dario Lodigiani's double and
a single by Hoag to short right
field brought another in the sixth,
and in the ninth an error by Joe
Gordon, the Yanks' third of the
day, set the stage for Chicago's
deciding run.
Spud Chandler went the route for
the Yankees, suffering his second
defeat
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Heurich Nine FACING
Tough Barrier in
MiI|ers Today
Come on EIIipse Heads
Lurine Card; Noimons
PIuy P. 6. Boys Club

Heurich Brewers, who escaped de-
feat by the narrow margin of one
run in their first two National City
League games, face one of the tall
est barriers in their path to the
first-half championship this after
noon when they tangle with Miller
Furniture at 3 o'clock on the East
Ellipse.
The battle, which is expected to
attract couple of thousand fans,
headlines a well-balanced program
and will be for undisputed possess
sion of first place. Moreover, the
victor will have the inside lane on
the first-haf flag chase.
Miller Squad Is Strong.
Miller, which nosed out the Brew
ers, two games to one, in weekday
playoff series three years ago after
staging several tie games, has been
bolstered for this fray by the addi-
ton of Frank Watt, former Phila-
delphia National Lacquer, who has
since signed up with the Metropoli-
tan Police force. Watt, however,
may not get the starting assignment
for Less Hoff, Lanny Birch, Bill Lig-
gett and Boyd Liggett also are ready
for turn on the firing line.
The furniture men, who bowled
over Taft A. c., 1873, and noSed out
Jacobsen Florists, AS, have an air
tight infield. reading from first to
third as follows: Connie" Sulli-
van, Eddie Cinotti, Danny" Dams
berger and Bill Simonds, but it is
conjectural if it is smoother or
stronger than the Brewers inner de-
fenSe.
Russ Kidwell, joey Kaufman,
Huck Stahl and Max Posnack will
man the Heurich defenseS and this
combination is tough to beat. Art
Lacy probably will draw the pitch
ing assignment, as Manager Ralph
Bennie has been rotating Ed Coli
flower, Leonard Downs and Johnny
Murnane in weekday league COM
petition, but all three will be avail
able if Lacy falters.
Potent Mines to Clash.
Naiman Photographers, who seem
to have one of the better younger
teams in the circuit, travel out to
Msgruder Park for a game with the
potent Prince Georges Police Boys
Club nine that promises to stir up
enough action for the most avid fan.
Today's complete schedules:
Section A g P.M.).
Heurich Brewers VS.. Miller Furniture,
East Ellipse.
Ellipse.
Taft A. C. vs. Jacobsen Florists, Taft
Park.
Prince Georges Boys Club VS.. Mailman
Photographers Magruder Park.
Secti0r b (I0:45 ANY.
Arrow Cab VS.. Carolina Rebels, South
Ellpse.
Ninth and New York Avenue Lunch VS..
Solomon's Market East Ellipse.
Perry,s Restaurant vs. Southern Oxygen,
North Ellipse.
Western Electric VS.. Pepsi-Cola. West
Ellipse.
Evening star., 1941-05-18
Probable Pitchers
In Majors Today

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 17.-Prob-
able pitchers in the major
leagues tomorrow (won-and-lost
records in parentheses):
National League.
Brooklyn at Chicago-Casey
go VS.. French Q-3.
New York at Pittsburgh-Mc-
Gee ODD VS.. Butcher (2-3) or
Sewel (2-2.
Boston at Cincinnati-Tobin
(2-O VS.. Derringer 90.
Philadelphia at st. Louis
Grisson ODD VS.. Cooper (4-D.
American League.
Cleveland at Philadelphia
Dorset 900 VS.. Babich (0-0.
st. Louis at New York-Harris
CD VS.. Gomez (2-3.
Chicago at Washington-Diet-
rich (3-2) VS.. Sundra aid.
Detroit at Boston-Newsom
(2-4 VS.. Grove (2-D.