davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
PAIN AND FERNANDEZ
MAY ACCOMPANY o'DOuL

Terry hssn't developed a ball
player 10 speak Of IN nm Year,.
The club II loaded up with old
men and csstoffs and " Is The
principal farm In Jersey City
In cycling oDoul. stonshAm also
has mis- bulbs on Ferris FsIn. 70
yssf-od Isft-hsnd throwing and
hitting first baseman ROW batting
34s for the Seals. Five biz league
club offer a oig price for this AID
whom O'Doui already compares
with Gsorg. sislsr Charley Ora
ham. head Of the san Francisco
club. has = 800. 900 tag on MIN
Another ODoul product in
san FrsReisoo Who IL ready
for the big show Ia Iroiiaa
Fernandez. q hard hitting
shortstop.
Fsin and Fernandez may ae-
company their bozs 70 New York
Horace stonsham opened nsgo-
tiations with o'DOul az far back
as the minor league meeting In
Atlanta last December.
ODoul IL now doing consider
able unofficial scouting for the
Giants with an eye toward build
ing the Polo Croundsrs u the ~
ture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

men VII rfAllEf = tutNrf zen
erstions must ~ considered
international Aid
Control Of fishing in the Great
Lakes by an international fish
cries commission. instead OF BY
the eight lake state. and the
province Of Ontario. has been
advocated as an aid 10 anglers
and commercial fishermen BY
the Michigan conservation COM
mission 10 the International
board Of inquiry for Great Lakes
fisheries. which has been con-
Quoting hearings in Great Lakes
ports.
This endorsement, the COM
mission announces. follows dis
eovery that years Of effort 10
achieve uniform regulations by
the several states produced &C
complishments that have been
disappointinsly SMALL"
The commission believes that
basic regulations made by an in
ternational commission. with the
right reserved to each state TO
make more restrictive local rules
where necessary. will help re-
store the fisheries and improve
the lot of the individual fisher
man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Roy Defeats
Casino Nine

Roy defeated the Tacoma ca.
slnos. 7 70 4 sunday IN Western
Washington league play rlieums
and Pacific City we're rsinsd out
az Pacific City.
spsnaSay defeated shipbulidsrs.
5 TO z
Jeschks and Weber worked for
ROY Canada. Ciazton and Evans
for the Casinos b. 4attson and
Thorieifson worked for spauaHay.
Hal and RoIsy Tor shipmsn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Is<seasi f.sm<t


asstt.a roc Buxlan 10 s>ysaGh.
ss1s b. fnnins.
fcftlsHG ssfsssffss-@sfsW
Da4taua .ss.rfest*s..tt o ~
Bumm&Fy-Lpslne pltck@f. 14fro~
lnnlnzs pltea>a. ~ u@ffex
. runs seaFsa. on psEroz q Funs
sssSss es,. h. nszz i ossses !.
Buxton 2 bases on balls. off l1tnA
. D4Ffo~ BUXTON Wild pitch.
suxton, thrss-oas< hit pspAufs tso-
sAse hlts. Liska, dudat. runs halted
IN. Dsssurs. Wfixnt .. Gil. ou1at.
.talen bzs<. Confofs double plsf.
ai9nsy 10 Luby 20 Dunn. tim1s 100
uasplred. Edwards and rowei.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Hutch Loses
Fourth Game

~BuFTALO, y. \. Freddy
Hutchinson lost MS fifth game here
Saturday night, ~. TO syraeuse
lie has won 20 games this season
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
IL TIRED
OF RUNNING THIRD

But what 10 equally important
TO Horace stoneham ~ the mo-
ment 10 ,hs fact that o'Doul 10 a
personality.
President Stoneham IL cred of
running third in New York. both
In attendance and popularity.
The spectacular Larry Mac
Phail in Brooklyn has taken the
play ava from the Giants. and
the Yankees record : w%recking
comeback makes things worse.
Owner Stoneha m selected
ODoul as the man TO restore the
prestige. glamour and box office
magnetism the Polo Grounders an
joyed during the illustrious days OF
John J. McGraw.
While baseball men respect
Terry as . sound baseball man.
he has never gone nj Of the
WAY 10 win the good will Of
the customer.
Baseball to Terry IL frankly q
ld-hlooded business proposition.
and the fans insist upon consider
Ing It a sport.
Years ago every youngsters m
bition was TO grow up and play
baseball for John McGraw and the.
Giants.
The men OF MeGraw were idols.
not only Of New York, but OF the
nation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

Psfx 1fgssil sxmss fsf Monday
h8zHf. eis.
faia fasrsisI-s~G1tsd hail of
AIl-EAlis "a Fglpefs. Mtkin4g No. A.
Industrial L<srns -pqay-ofs b<tN-en
Local 1s1s ard Company n lAC. fn<
managers aOI having nGsifts1 tbs
PARK offies tBis 1sms cannot -
scheduled tontEnt a. originally
PLANNED
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

cisco o Sacramento , peassd bail
N~ecx1rss tSO-bsse hi FsTuandex
ahfss~b&ss hit fernandez sarfiflce
hlts. TfCpsr. Ooofao4an stolen bases,
outtsFidss Z. Holder players saiklnz'
4tufdY. Pan. funk batL~d IN Per.
Handex 4. double play. FERNANDEZ n
TrsNsr % Pain. tina, ia. umpifss.
Dorian and flaming.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

NfufE ~ Inning
san FfanflAao Oh 90 - o.
naafamsufo - R1i 100 COL IA
SUMMARY Runs ~fstD0usibis fcf
s<Afs 9 Ffsftks 4 sassa On hAiis nfi
sxais Ffsltsa stflcs guh ~
ksaa q pfsltaH isft on szssz san
Franfisfo ~ s~scfsulsnto = tNgsbass
hit White. Pain tsfHHndfz tHffell
Hguss run R~ieCnofaE saCfifieH Nii
Carroll stolen BAsf Adama niaFsTs
MaEkfuF Fs4GHs Z Ngfaa Carroll
nssxfidss nuns battsd 10. layFsri.
~Fsfaaudfz 2 Hia3si8 Martin Aaffs
s1zss 2 agfspis piag is1zsfi "
~feTnhudsz % pain
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

sssss ~ isHiass
- Aussiss stsffs 10 - 90 Sl1
san Dissu sffsss 100 90 GOO Uuowi
Summary H1fts FsspDnstass f0f
UliBsek H~umpnfsra Dasss on
halls off Diif~fk Huuphfsgs q
stfaIts out. - Dih~sf Humphreys
= isft sn haas. LIS snssiss , ssn
Dsass . fsssbssa his PsIissftAi.
sAefiiifs hi4 HAAitn usfiDsidt runs
hated tH tsMrsF Ntof #f%mtsf,
an.4bis pIas ntatE e - Htlstff line
80 umplfss kuksin sEd tld0sfs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Soldier Nine
Beaten, 8 10 |

EVERETT. Wash. The Defend
ing Champion Everett PilehuekH
and ne Iaks Washington snip
yards n seattle hoped today 20
settle me Washington STATE semi
pro baseball Title The hnaiiste in
the fiys-day tourney we're unable
70 play lsst night a. scheduled
because Of rain.
The PilehuCks ssnt Into The
finals By beaiing the 4lst ID
vision AIl-stars Of Fort Lssls.
81, yesterday while the shlp-
yard nine beat Paine Fisld Of
Everett. 81 Zach xams vent
only ssSeu innings
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

hEHaOrA stAiH. Cal Dave
Yheh0n ~ santa Monica aad hls
driver. Charles csfBiKiia. relative
newcomers. won me caiaftna
stand iisfmSsa beach aaaaplans
iltis
Vacbea. riding bshind csniElias
q and G. SKINNED seross the a..
mile ehannsi IN one hour "a min
Htss cas- seconds 70 tAks first
place IN ths annual race yesterday
Tssy have bssa .sa.piasiss
ssIy tvs years. - essnpsfsd
Ia a field which iasiadsd s<s-
sfai former champions.
cernigila plotted a zs-feot. is0-
horsepower Gar Wood spssaboat
Eeoond Nas Price slonn snd his
driver. Ebert smith ThsY ssfs
approximately tuo minutes behind
he Ninnsfa Third place NeHt ~
John czmpDsii ana driver Harry
Astzssf. = minute n~sia1 stsaB.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

winning pitcher usbsfts losing
pitcher. Kerry. Innings pitched.
Thomas : plus, " Thomss A. a.
bat, OF y Thomas 10 W Thomas
IN runs scared. off y Thomss "
Thomas 0 hits off y Thomas =
Thomas 4 " Thsnaas nsfrf
bassa on balls off ' Thomas 4
Thomas Berry a struck put. v
Thomas W Thomss 3H on
bases, Los Anssiss 10 san pafso ~
tso-bsss hits. Berger. fosfess Hsss
lin Moore three hasa hits CART
bsidi Moore. H4ihslal home rtin.
Waintfaub4 aagfifiee hlfs f1samas A.
Pstehstt . uAfihaidi. atsfnpsf. Ainisn
bsss D~fofs runs halted 10. nsFts
bsidl, urtofa. Jensen. WeintfsuH \
aoufs = aslssln lime . ~ umpifes
~ldsnsF o KnsriH.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
~BROOkLYNs KEEP
GIANTS IN CASH

This and a good share OF their
following the Giants lost under
Terry despite an exceptionally fine
early record under his leadership
Terry's personality. or lack Of IL,
was reflected in his clubs bust
ness-like but drsb and too cautious
performances.
When the outnt tumbled
into the second division In
1888, attendance tumbled per-
eeptibiy. There have been
many lonely afternoons In the
lee Of Coogan's Bluff. The
Giants no longer are the road
attraction they were In the
good old DAYS.
The Brooslyns have kept m.
Giants In cash the last tao seasons
and are doing the same thing this
trip. Last sesson one third Of the
Giants total home attendance Was
attracted BY IN. IL games IN which
the Dodgsrs appeared. This year.
for example. the Giants and
Dodgers played 10 So $40 person.
In two days At the Polo Grounds,
the Memorial Day double header
playing 10 5 e.4s7. All reserved
seats were sold weeks IN advance.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Short Casts

Bob Drost, policeman. will
spend his vacation at sekiu after
the big salmon.
Omar Bratrud and other Ia
comans are planning similar
trips.
Dan Johnson. another police
man. bundled his mother. wife,
daughter and son In the family
auto and has pointed for PENN
suls lakes. Later plans TO visit
Yakima, his old home. Naca-
tioning.
Good reports continue from
Lakes Tanwax and kapowsin,
especially good fishing for spiny-
rayed fish.
Dick Jones, retired steamship
man. has the greatest system for
catching trout. Sits in armchair
while Chan %Lingerman. Bill
Granston, Harold Schweinler and
your old neighbor basket the
fish. Then Jones ~persuades one
of us to clean the fish, which he
wraps up and takes home.
Bob Johnson. major league
outfielder. and Tacoman, will do
much hunting and fishing here
when the race is over. Great
guy. fine sportsman.
When men go 10 work like
they are today. vocation. Of the
game laws dwindle. That IL
especially true In fishing, say
game officers.
Dick Dexter il heading for the
north fork OF the Stillaguamish.
That's the exclusive fly stream.
Wants TO tie into n OF those
summer run steelies. He'll have
fun If he does. And grand eat
ing.
Ernie Marcy and his pappy
recently took a wonderful catch
Of trout from steilscoom lake.
kalama Good
Harvey Barnhart visited the
upper kalama river Sunday.
Saw summer steelhead in holes
in such numbers that he likened
them to herring in the bay.
Hooked five landed one.
The Kalama Is not an easy
stream to fish.
Hsrvey's report comedies with
the report of three or 40 weeks
ago of Bill Hegg, the railroader.
Bill finds II a pleasure 20 In
form other anglers when the big
ones are on the run.
Some anglers do not. Resent
such information made public.
Plain selfishness.
Anyway. you can bank on fish
in the kslams. because Harvey
and Heeg don't pass out bum
steers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

You help yourself when you BUY
Y. 8. Defense Bonds
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

rsftisna a-srlstsa9 90 no Ooi
Oakland 900 40 fGim1
summary s&shs responsive fgfs
izaia s*Iyssea / stfaex ssss ~
Hsif asese Ga aaiis. Of H<ia T.
eslsss1H u h<lnss fsIa Dsnn twes
bsks Ma. oudsts chapman. Cs<ni
F4as Dakt<d 10 D~vktNs, Owen. psanns
s#Efffffe. HssuH ekfs4eH e4ze Afsyxn3
d1u0is stays, Opsna 20 ny1wn ~
Heifh Hfo@n uHasssstsd. nfo1n ~
sflsnf "a nslfn. ft<id - nf1sa 70
aeifh. HisasS ~ Lars W Dana.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Feds Winners

The Federal Prison Camp nine
defeated NYA yesterday. S to ).
Good fielding marked the game.
The Federsls lose two sta play
ers by graduation"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

L1slnz p41chef, AuEmeF HniNss
u8xh4c' 81 Munger 4 a. D4s. OF
Munger 70 TUNA scored. of Munger
8 hlts Of Munger 9 runs fsspon-
sioie for. Munger , bases On balls.
of Iogcs J. Aungef J struck eWt ~
Joycs a. MT ~ pltehef, HnIL %
caollnssr, eft on oasss, Bsn Fran
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Alsfrom Has
No-Hii Game
Aberdeen Ace Wins
Title for His Club

asnsstieasi pitching hlshilxhfsd
~ Western Washington district
@sftnsn thNmptpeshsp tcsfnsy a.
aasansr ls=t wees stth kfns< A.
slEem . wess The tens n an ssnsis
player IN 10 meet
All Alstfom did ess pitch An<s-
as<n HsfaesFsm<a 70 ths toe
state championship meets n tss
relieving mennes
Wednesday nikhs = .ssatsh hunt
IN .potisd . ao-hit. nn~fun xHsss
: hssh An<Fas~n eas. 4 To . ever
Ail-Hslia ktssrom striking sat 10
h.ttaFa
Thursday siaht ~ "a tsss
Nsa assa vita lee hlf.. , ~
ss ~ Fsssest. ssd ssru<k 500
"a ~ ~isssrs. ss~a
FRIDAY sssst ~ s~fs~tes
t~sne<sss<s. 4 .. I. 10 sti~~.
l.s Iass thsse hits ss1 stssh-
lsx s,sf faus hatfessA
Saturday no nd 10 ~ufs "a
Aberdeen hat his mates moved lnss
the finals with = h.rd-fnaant lis
tietpry eesr Tacoma nottl<rs
hack came Alsfrnm sunday
night with q na.hIf ssms 70 ne
credit as Ne polished 81 ne tai.
snted Olympia arsftsas 4 10 q.
vish n more b.ttsFs Just laosins
At the hail tnsn sitting down
A fine record u q nln. 80
hlts and 20 stfsAeoufs / fhe four
games u ~ named q. The meet
valuable player In ths tourney.
TELLS WHOLE STONY
Alstrnm's pitching shoast tails
The stefy - the Championship
game with the four men Ne = 4
tssing the emily anss 10 sesah ftfss
haze. and only an< advanced -
far ss seeand base.
As~sae~s put three hits ss<
sacrifice ssasfs~s IN tho
laird i.sssa Tor sse rws. flares
wssss kiis ~ ~ sswvth fss sws
esustsss and nsseiss9e1 stsh
Fred NIskssvsnss h~ese rsss
vita two 90 sssses n ~ ftssn
Toe fhfee ,nsss rass.
runy worked two league ssmss.
Monday and Thursday. In addition
ta pitching Tuesday. Thursday.
Friday. saturday and three times
% sunday. and ssiii managed In
came up with five aselslans against
tsa Losses u the meet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Graphic Biting

Crsppie and perch are taking
hook at Clear lake. Thurston
county. in the Deschutes river
falls area.
Nine catches made SUNDAY
with spinner and white stresmer
fly.
Trout are not coming 10 lure
too fast.
Fish are taken in this lake
very deep. Hot weather has
driven them 10 the center where
they find water cooler.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
Trout Do Grow

Trout Do Grow
One year ago Dick Nymsn
dumped so trout in bis yard pool
At his home on Sunset drive.
Thev were six and eight inches
long
Yesterday his curiosity got the
better Of him and he took one
trout The fish weighed = pound
and a half and was Il inches
long
That u growing ike our ma
tiOnsl debt
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

AEkLE4 fef HaaN IA fAftN
bBat<d 10 LlnaeF IN Nftn
- 1900 l1 TOO o.
s.nramSnta 900 10 o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

Results a9uasY
ANN IN N
N~shscrnu@n $4,000 nsn 10 =
Hraftens 4 no ts~afn a
kusismhs ana s~tslnsusf Andsvscn
nASe m -
Futailup . 90 ID n14mzin
iefai 1fNa dfn nNr tnt
svsnkmsn ana nfnss Nstass sea
usFtins
ntur VI ~
Tacoma n1fttsfs 90 upd ou1-s 4
bpsgtsHs fas4tst 100 n4u 4n3NAA
Samson nysf ~ ard Asflas An
dsfsun asa lance
usHS ~ IS
- Fl leas aHas4as n9g Ola o0~f
Hpaftsne safsls no np1 ia ~
Aainaf and DssIlns rsssTsaa and
IoHaas
osHe va -
ffhtfa saa fsssta rfs<<.J
fsfofna Hgttisfs 100 . Cd
Dsss ana sssia~s 1aia4s ssa
4Aue m ~
too Fissf sna sssssa rfssssl
apsstsns stftts 80 oono~9 2
Anderson ana Jasss. Alssfam and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

Dick Dexter is heading for the
north fork OF the Stillaguamish.
That's the exclusive fly stream.
Wants TO tie into one Of those
summer run steelies. He'll have
fun If he does. And grand eat
ing.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

men viii realize the future gen
erstions must - considered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

Ernie Marcy and his pappy
recently took a wonderful catch
OF trout from Steilscoom lake.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05
JUNIOR & LEAGUE

Games played at Jefferson and
or Saturday
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-05

Aistrnms pitching shaa1f tslls
n. stefy - the championship
game With the fnuF men Ne = 4
hssng the vnly ones 10 sesah fifss
hsss. and eniy me advanced -
far az s<rnnd base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
SfahI
Sold on
HarfDert

CONTINUED from First Sport Page J
somebody breaks 90 te4FHa-
ment play.
CHIP SHoTS-Hugh Syron. De-
troit Golf Club caddie superintcnd-
ent. . has signed more than 400
BOYS yet fears shortage of
caddies un-il schools close. All but
a few Of the boys still are going
-. school. Older boys who used 70
caddy now either are employed
in factories or are in military ser
wee About 135 Of his boys never
caddied before and Syron, has been
iustructing them several days a
week
Mortie Dutra. recently returned
from ms Winter post at CsleSico,
Cal, sun mas the back miseries
which have plagued him tor sew
eTal seasons. Even the California
sun didn't chase them. Mortie To-
ports that the sixth hole at ca
leXico, which is Just across tht
border frOIe Mexicah. parallels the
international line and a sliced
drive often ends up IN MexcoI
that Is out Of bounds.
Alex Ross. Detroit Golf Club
professional. is hack on the iot
after Winter IN Florida. II va
q vacation tup, without gon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Nova Too Easy TO Hit

Joe Williams New York World-Telegram) says of Lou
Novas chances against Joe Louis
Nova is too to hit At stage Baer hit him six
straight times with rights to the head If Baer do that
Louis And Joe isn't going to out of doing It,
Baer did"
Dixie Walker carry of Mrs Walkers harpins for
good luck switched watchfob of golden horse
shoe inaid with piece of the old Barney stone.
they're telling the story that Billy Sullivan Hank
Greneg and Rudy York to take his bat along when they
the plate Says association with hgh-class company will
help.
Billy Taylor the golfer has found the perfect job to combine
business and pleasure He is selling protection golf
insurance professionals Billy must CALL ON some
prospective customer each day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Wayne Meters
Going South

Vaulting into the No. / position
his first year on the varsity, 30
pound Tom Carr VIII lead the
Wayne University tennis squad in
ITS siX-game invasion Of the South
starting Friday when the Tartars
clash with a new opponent Mercer
University, al Macon. Ga.
Pete Nunez will play No 4.
Elmer Miller, No. 5. and Ed Pro-
mack the last position
I'd Granger viii captain the
meters from the No 3 post, and
with Harmon Burns, in the second
slot. makes UP the veteran mem
berS Of the team.
Following its opener with Mer-
Ger. Wayne will meet University
Of Georgia, Saturday. Next week
it will battle Clemson at Clemson,
S. C.. University Of the South at
Sewsnee. Tenn, Vanderbilt At
Nashville, Tenn, and will wind up
with Indiana at Bloomington, Ind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
COINS Backers 60 Down

Bill Brown, of the New York commission, made keynote
speech recently He youngsters have taken cue
Tony Gaeno and decided they get by sports with
training He advises them to the style OF Lou Nova
Gene Tunny and forget all they have seen and hara ABOUT
Galento
Truth is Tony did break training half as bad as
painted. This just the old ballyhoo
Billy Conns showing against Gunnar Barlund did two
things % Dmmed pubcs interest in his Forthcoming bout
with Joe Louis 2 kyrocketed Lou Nova miles ahead of him
outstanding challenger for the champion
s said that Uncle Mike Jacobs peeved at Conn and
his manager Johnny Ray for taking the Barund bout against
his wishes
futile interest in Alice Marbles tennis
stories dropped here and there that Miss Marble and
Bulge kttenh about another. You'll have to
chalk after the weekend that Don is
marry Stanford University sophomore this coming June
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
Simple as All That

It's lust as simple as that says Mr.. topps
Joe thinks Rex Mays In the roaring oue
Hes got the car year. opned joe You don't build
winning Indianapolis in year Certain improve
until the finished product urheu
out Rex figures % have the best car in the race"
Joe speculaed that injuries and tragic accidents a
Indianapolis will continue to be on the decline.
Eddie remodeled the track the boys
spinning ROOM" pointed That's all the good
drivers wantspnnng room This gives them chance to
spin of trouble Before the track was
modelled they cup the retaining wall and
catapultng into space"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
State Nine Again
At Strength

EAST LANSING, April s.
Michigan States baseball team
was back At fall strength gain
today as the Spartans held the
first home practice yesterday fol-
lowing their return from the
South. Coach John Kobs was
greeted by MILFORD Davis, regular
outfielder who has been on the
sidelines with an injured ankle.
Although a catcher. Howard La
due, Detroit sophomore who has
slugged SOB on the southern trip,
remeained in left field because of
his heavy clubbing.
Michigan States opens its regu-
lar season schedule next Friday
and Saturday with Ohio State at
Columbus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
.AngOtt.
Signs for
Flint Fight

A busy boxing program for
Detroit and Michigan is being ar
ranged under the watchful eye Of
Commissioner John J. Hettche. n
Added TO his plans for tv
heavyweight bouts, including one
involving Joe Louis is the proposed
Sammy Angott-Lew Jenkins battle
for the worlds lightweight crown.
Agnott is listed by the National
Boxing Association as champion,
while New York and California
recognize Jenkins as king.
Agnott will fight in Flint on
June u giving that city its first
wortd's championship fight. tiet-
tche is in ST. Louis today 10 attend
the Louis fight and viii confer
with commissioners from other
states to find a suitable opponent
for Angott
The Flint fight will be Is rounds
10 decision and will be held in
Atwood Stadium. seating about
$4,000 fans. Jack Petrill and Cliff
ford Chapel are the co-promoters.
Charley Jones. manager Of An
gott was in Hettche's Office yester-
day afternoon to sign for the Flint
fight. He said Sammy would be
willing TO take half of the purse
as his share. instead of demanding
the champions end.
Hettche will discuss the match
with Mike Jacobs in st, Louis to-
day. He will also discuss possible
Lou Movable Simon fight as a
prelude 10 the title fight in Briggs
Stadium in September.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08

mOuthed Bostonian, W n o
yelled, well. Art. are you
going to let this Detroit
series go seven games
The knockdown, which
occurred early Monday morn
ing in front Of the Garden,
made Ross the new kayo king
of the hockey association.
Jack Adams Is out of the
punching competition by
orders OF his boss, Jim
Norris, but Connie Smythe
of the Maple Leafs was still
In there seeking honors
through the last game of
the playoffs here, when he
took a wild swing at referee
Mickey Ion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
DEL BAKER PLEASED

Training camps are places in
which to put the players in phys
icai condition." Baker explained,
"and the Tigers appear TO be in
good shape in that respect. They
will do their playing in the reg
ular season."
Baker is especially pleased with
the recovery of Charley GehrinEer
who last Spring was suffering from
a Sacro lilac ailment that never
did right itself during the 1916
season. When the Tigers broke
camp year ago, Gehringer was
left in Florida and worked out
With Buff al ALI 4 Plant City, re-
joining the Detroit club in Cincin-
natl.