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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-04
Radio Programs
SUNDAY MORNING

WNYZ-NeWs Acct.
Weeks News-r
MENI-Bible Society r.
NJBk-Jewish Hourly.
1915 A. VI.
WIR- News and Rhythm.
NNNz-TAngo Time-M.
WJLB-Gilbert A sullivan.
1880 A. NJ.
NIR-Duncan Moore
WMJ-Music ana Youth.
MNyL-Lsrry Clintan NJ.
kLN-To be announced.
WNYL-Henry Busse-M
NILB Lithuanian prog v
NENI-Rev. J. Young X
10:45 A. NJ.
WJR Don Artiste-M
rKIM Pontiac Baptist r.
NNYZ@So. American Way.
NJI.B-JOhnnie Miller-D.
1900 A. NJ.
MIR Major Rodes-N
WWJ-St. Pauls Cathedral
MCAR-nonald Novis NJ.
MNNL-Rex Maupin-M
NIIB-Melody Time-M
MENI-Congregatlonal-R
NJBk Popular Melodies.
HIS A. NJ.
WCAR-Fsmily Worship r
AJBk Latin Rhythms NJ.
1880 A. NJ.
WJR Rev. John Zoller-R
CkLW-Anglican Church-H
WHY'D. Norris-R.
NJlB-News-T.
WENI-Hiway to Heaver
NJBk Hollywood Calls-M
HAS A. NJ.
WJLB Music lntermde-M
MENI-Rev. T. Blalock +
NJBk-Popular Melodies.
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NNJ-Man on Street-T.
CkLM-Dance Rhythm-M
W Az -trUic Makers
MNlE-News Summary T
WILB-Popuiar Music n
NENIs-Musie Program NJ
NJBk-Trsck Scratches 7
100 =. VI.
NIR-Dr. Malone-D
NNJ-Light Of Wofid.D
CkLM Musieai-M
NGAR-Nevs, Review NJ.
NA1L%Adventures-D
NII.B-+ Economics club T.
NENI-Musieai pros N
" IBk Polish ladies hour
I:15 y. VI.
uIR Joyce Jordan
WV Mystery Man II.
tkIN Bill LswisN
NNNL Alma ktfchs T
I::3O =. VI.
NIR-F1etchef Wiley r
WNI-Vslisnf Lsdy n
GkIM quiet Sanctuary 7
VICAR Words From Wives
WzYzFsntsry 10 Atlody
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Swedish Ship Freed

CUIDAD TRUJILLO, Dominican
Republic, May o. QNS)-The
5,294-ton Swedish motorship Brasil
was en- route to Gothenburg,
Sweden, today, after having been
held since Monday by Dominican
authorities. No reason was giver
for the vessels temporary deten.
ton.
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MONDAY AFTERNOON

WENL-Varlety Muslc-M.
I:i5 y. VI.
NIR-kate Hopkins-D.
MNI-Grimms Daughter.
W. AR short stories-D.
MNlL-Orthodontists-T
NJIB Popular music-M.
200 =. VI.
WIR-Mary McBude-T.
NNJ-AEainst Storm-D.
CKIM-Helen Holden-D.
MCAR-News-T.
NNN|Divorce Orphans
WII.B-Folk songs-M
WENt@Melody In Rhythm
NIBk-Populaf Tunes-M
2::I5 Z. VI.
WIZ Frank Parker ".
WILMA Perkins-D
GkIN Always Young n
w AR-On with dance "
WNlL-H0neym moon Hill -
NIIR Concert Melndies
WIRE-Nsvs ard music.
2:30 r. VI.
NJR-Nnds's LIST Lowell
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MONDAY MORNING

WNJ-Mary Marlin-D.
CkIW-News Acct
WCAR-News, Bulle'n I'D.
WNyZ-Viennese Ensemble
WILB-Ethel Willitts-R.
MENI-Music Program NJ.
1918 A. NJ.
WJR-Martha Webster-D.
WWJ-Pepper Young-D.
GkLW-Our Family-D.
1890 A. NJ.
WJR Big Sister-D.
WV Lone Journey-D.
CkLW-Mary Morgsn-T.
NCAR-Wildwood Church
WNYL-Clark Dennis-M.
WJLB-WaltL Nusic-M.
NENI-Variety Music-M.
10:45 A. NJ.
WJR--Aunt Jenny-D
WWI-David Harum n.
We AR-School ~ Music.
NNNZ-Wife Saver-T.
1900 A. NJ.
WJR-kats Smith Speaks.
MNJ-News Acct
CkIN-BBC News T.
NCAR-News Acct
NNNZ-Nevs Flashes T.
WJLB- Flying Reporter T.
NENI-MusiCal Menu-T.
11:15 \. NJ.
NIR Girl Marrtes-p
WV -Backstsgs Wife-D.
CkLN Rhythm. Romance
WAN Mitch. Farm Home
WNIZ-Betty Randall-M.
NIIR Modes \ Manners.
NENI-Dance Musio-M.
1880 \. VI.
WIR Helen Trent-D
NNJ-Widder Brown-D.
1kI.M Music. Portraits.
WNNL-Cosmopolitsns-M
WILB-popular Music NJ.
MJBk-Betty Roberts-T.
l1:Ij \. VI.
WIR-Our Gal. sunday-D.
MNJ-store News-T.
CkIW Melody Time NJ.
MILB-MyStery Melodies.
NNInL N.ra Dnt,,.gttrrT
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MCAR-NeWs T.
WNYZ-News-T
NJIB-Popular Music-M
NEAI-RumAnls Baptist
NJBk-Elder Emerson r.
s:I5 A. VI.
wv Deep River BoysM
MCAR-SAlvstinn Army NJ
MNNL-On a Bus NJ
NJLB-NsVs OF Week-T.
$3.50 A. NJ.
NIR-Wings over Jordan r
NMI-Nords and Music-h
XIV Baptist Church r
We AR-Rev. Weinxieri-R
NJLB-HungArian Church
MENI-Gracs Baptist r.
NJBk Dawn Glass r.
900 A. VI.
WJR-Histeric Hymns
NV Bible Highlights-R.
kLM-Bible Class-R.
We AR Nusicale-M
NNyL-string Quartet NJ.
MJLB-Flying Clouds NJ
NENI~PentacostAl-R
NJBk Serbian Hourly.
$3.50 A. NJ.
NJR-Cabin Folks NJ.
WILTON Terris-T
Southernaires-M
WILLING. Zion Baptist
WENI-Rev Weizierl-R
NJBk-Czech. Melodies V.
GAS A. NJ.
WWI-Anne Csmpbell-T.
CkLW-News Acct
1000 a. NJ.
NJR-Jackson Wheeler-T.
WWJ-News. Rhapsody NJ.
kLW- San salute
NCAR-News Ace. music.
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1900 NOON

wv MUM
WIR-church OF the Air.
kLM-Chiidren Calling T
NNfk-tnfid. 'tnestef-N.
NILB-Jewish Hourly
NEAI-Rev. Van Loon r.
NJBk Chndren's Hour Y
12:l5 +. NJ.
NNI-Ws Ola Timers NJ
VICAR From A IN IN
1880 +. VI.
NJR-World This Week T.
NNJ-Garden Hour-T.
CkLM-ConEa Time-M
NCAR-Bsnd Parade-M
WkAE-Rev. n. stecswicz
12:45 r. VI.
WJR-out OF Court-D.
WWJ-WillArd Kennedy
WNNNRhumba Time
WEAI-Lutheran Church.
100 r. NJ.
MJk-Free Company-D
MWg-Master Canaries NJ
tkLW-SonE Heritage-M.
MCAR-Labor Party-T
MNNL-News Review T.
MEAL-Gospel tabernacle
WJBk-Pohsh Varieties V
1:15 y. NJ.
WWJ-Storv OF Detroit-D.
We AR-Sews-T
MNYZ-Foreign Poiicy-T
WJLB-Ukrainian Hour-M
f::30 r. NJ.
WJR-Mothers Album NJ
WWJ-Round Tablet
I kLN-Lutneran Hour-R.
wCAR-Old Fash'n Church
Thomss-T
WAL Bethel tabernacle
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON

400 +. NJ.
GKIW -Musical-M.
NCAR-Sszarene Church.
NNfZ-hoyian Sisters-M
wILB-Mexican Varieties.
NJBk Italian Hourly.
AIS i. NJ.
NIR Gold Gate Quartet.
WNbL-Olivio SAntoro-M.
NENI-Rev. channell-R.
4:30 p. NJ.
NIR Ned sparks show n
CkLW-Luthersn Charities
NCAR-Lewis Auditions-V
WNlL-Ricardo Rhythms.
NtI.B-Cen'l PRESBYTERIAN.
NENiI-Nat'l. Revival-R.
4:45 +. NJ.
NENL-Pilgrim Hour-R.
500 +. NJ.
WJR-Silver Thester-D.
WNJ-Catholic Hour-R.
CKLW-Double or Nothing
WCAK-This is America.
wNlL-News Ace-I.
WHB=ltalian Serenade-V
WJBk-Hungarian Church.
Sis p. NJ.
WItR-News-T.
NNlL-Rlue Barron Orch.
MENI,-Christian Science.
$50 u. NJ.
WJR-Melody Ranch-V
wwJ-Willard Kennedy-T
CkIW-Male Octette-M.
WCAK-Ave Maria Hr. n.
WNYE-Baseball score. T.
WENI-Immanuel Gospel.
WJBK Musical PROG. M.
5:45 II. NJ.
WMJ-Richard Himber-M.
CkIW-BBc News-T.
WNNL-Frank Black-M.
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Continued on Page Four)
Strike AVerted
At Race Track

a threatened strike OF the
grooms at the Detroit Fair
Grounds track was averted by a
conference Saturday morning be-
tween repre- SentativeS of the
groomS and the track management.
The groomS asked the track to
abolish twilight racing as il made
the day too long. for better living
quarters including showers, and for
more money.
The grooms were represented by
Frank Stanley of the Fred NJ
Alger stables and John Martin of
the l. J. Collins stables. The track
was represented by John S. Young
and Harry Allshouse. stewards,
and George Lewis, mutual man.
ager
The track rejected The request
Of the grooms in regard 10 twi-
light racing and agreed to discuss
Improvements of living quarters.
The fees were also raised so the
groom leading a winner would get
$40 in place of S100 now given
each groom leading a horse in
each race.
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Continued on Page Four)
Model Filters
Stage 18th Meet

The seventeenth annual Metro
politan Detroit Schools outdoor
model airplane contest was staged
Saturday at Ford Airport with
five classes of competition-for
outdoor cabin models, junior: out
door cabin models. senior; towline
gliders, junior and senior. and for
internal combustion powered mod
els.
~ 81 81. aatdoor cahiry rartl.t
event for boys under is. was won
by Dick Jason, with a time OF
407 seconds. Jason is a student
at Burroughs intermediate School.
Second was Harry Sieminski OF
Northeastern and third was Joe
Loewenguber of Boynton. Richard
Best of Marshall was fourth.
The outdoor cabin model, senior
event, was taken by Paul Barba-
rich, Southwestern High. Second
was Art Jason. third, James Kah-
remains. Cass Tech.
Albert Batter. 6527 Stanton.
CaSs Tech. won the towline ghders
event with Richard Gordon. Jack
son, second. The junior towline
glider event was won by AL Ozgo.
Cass Tech. with Don Paglia, Cass
Tech, second, and George Martin,
Post, third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Articles Long Signed

Today. while Washington still
SizZlcd from the effects of last
nights Homeric ShambleS at Crit
fifth Stadium. Jacobs envisioned
more of a gate for a Louis-Ba
rcmatch than for the long-awaited
LouiS-Conn fight
Articles have long since been
signed for the bout between the
heavyweight and light heavy
weight champions, but Jacobs in
fcrred that they could be altered
quickly in the event Conn fails 10
win imprcSSively from the plod-
ding Knox, a distinguished third
rater
Ancil Hoffman. Bacr's manager.
was 10 have claimed the heavy
weight title today at a meeting
of the District of Columbia Box
ing Commission. But he reck-
oned without the lciSurely con-
duct of the D. C. board. which
until last night had rarely con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
.Ghezzi Pacing
.Goodd|| Field

NEW YORK. May Fifteen
of Americas ranking professional
golfers tonight were ready for the
concluding rounds Of the $1,000
Goodall tournament wherein Vic
tor GheZZi. the New Jersey giant,
today became the leader in the
quest for the top prize money.
The linksmen will tee off tomor-
row in the last two heats Of the
round robin match play with
Ghezzi pacing the field with 10
plus score.
The Deal, n. J.. professional
whammed out 70 that was good
for seven victory holes in his
match against Jimmy Demaret,
the Texan. and LAWSON Little,
Shded States open champion, this
afternoon.
Ghezzi's four rounds, which is
the equivalent of a regulation open
championship. produced a par tally
of 2S0. only two strokes more than
was posted at this juncture by
Ben Hogan when he was Streaking
toward the title last year.
Ghezzi displaced Horton Smith
in the drivers seat although the
lanky Missourian had added four
more holes 10 his total of l3.
Paul Runyan. who brandiShed a
dangerous putter throughout the
session, was in third position with
ID points.
The standings Of other players,
by points. as they prepared for the
final matches, follow Jimmy
Hines Z. Lawson Little s. Hogan
). Jimmy Demaret 4, Gene Sara
zen 2. Ed Oliver /. Harold Nc
Spaden minus 3, Tony Penna
minus 5, Dick Metz minus l..
Willie Goggin minus II. Jimmy
Thomson minus Is, Clayton Heat
ner minus p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
BY BOB CONSIDINE
International News service sports Writer

ASKING TON, May "a
Buddy Baer Will be rematched
with Joe Louis on June Is at the
Polo Grounds in New York, il
Billy Conn, who is scheduled 10
fill that date with the champion.
does no, do good Job against
Buddy Knox on Monday night IN
Pittsburgh
So said promoter Mike Jacobs
today leaving for Pittsburgh TO
take charge of the Conn-knox
battle. After a bad = showing
against Gunnar Barlund, Conn and
his manager, Johnny Ray. signed
for the Knox fight in the hope Of
rebuilding the lightheavyweight
champions pr S,tige. Jacobs.
plainly upset by the drab Conn
Barlund fight. grudgngly con-
Sented to the Knox fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
AU-Star Game Ticket
Orders to Open Monday

Mail orders for tickets TO wit
ness this years all-star baseball
game at Briggs Stadium in July
will be accepted starting Monday,
President Walter O. Briggs of the
Tigers announced Saturday
No applications will be honored
If postmarked before Sunday it
was stated. Also. all applications
must be made by mail and adj
dressed 10 the "All-star game
ticket department at the stadium
Requests must be accompanied
by certified check. post office
money order cashiers check or
express order made payable 10 the
Detroit Baseball Company. Self
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Billy Conn May Lose Out
In Title Bout With Louis

Hoffman. and went horseback
riding. The meeting was then
set for Monday, at which time
Hoffman will claim what he today
called the n. B. A. heavyweight
title
His left eye closed and heavily
bandaged. Louis had time today
10 reflect on his narrow escape
last night. The champion stub
bornly maintained that Max,
Buddy's brother, had given him a
tougher evening than had Buddy
But he'll never prove that con-
tention 10 the satisfaction of the
$4,000 who saw the Unexpectedly
savage battle. Baer belted Louis
through the ropes with a thunder
making Seft hook ~ ~tSe, Syst
round. and so dazed Joe that Louis
almost walked down into the press
row instead of back in the ring.
when he picked himself up off the
ring-apron.
In addition Buddy cut Louis
left eye badly-the first cut Joe
has suffered in his ring career.
And. after being knocked down
the first time in the sixth round,
made Louis hol,. on for dear life
with a stirring counter attack.
Louis reiterated today his state
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Pays Handsome Price

Wise Moss triumph was her
third in five starts this season and
that she was entitled 10 u was
illustrated by the fact that Jockey
George King hustled her over the
six furlongs in I'LL f-5, the fastest
time OF the meeting.
Wise Moss hackers and those
who waeered on the other field
horses. Burgoo Miss. Shaker Man,
True Star and Detroit Ball, re-
Ceived Sl260. $3.50 and 81 across
the board. The show price on
Stemwindcr was $500.
Sun PharoS. a California in
vader brought the stable Of
Peterson Child4 a triumph m
The Wolverine Handicap. the sec
ondary feature. when nc out
gained J. L. Wildc'S Show Up in
The stretch 10 win by threc-quar-
tiers OF a length. Cooling Spring.
the favorite was two lengths back
for third money after setting the
pace into tho stretch in tho run
Of The mile and 20 yards
The son OF the famed Sun Brlar
had won his last start in Cali
fornia and he went Ia the post as
the Joint second choice with Show
Up. lie paid 5000 straight.
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Waners Are ReafaHittec,dd,
To Play With Braves

BOSTON. May "a -- (INS) The
Waner brothers were reunited as
baseball brother act tonight with
the signing of Paul big Poison
Waner TO a Boston Braves con-
tract
Paul was signed As a free agent
having been released outright by
I rooklyn two weeks ago lie JolcS
brother Lloyd Little Poison, who
came TO Boston from Pittsburgh in
Geal which sent pitcher Nick
Strincevich 10 the Pirates.
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envelopes must be en-
closed.
Stadium officials revealed no
consideration will be given 10 APP
plicantS requesting more than four
tickets.
Prices for the all-Star game;
Box scats-Sl.65 each.
Reserved Scats-Sl.40 each.
Pavilion tickets (unreservcd),
80 cents each.
BIeacher tickets (unreservedD,
SIS cents each. |\.
All prices include tax. It's TO be
noted that pavilion and bleacher
seats also can be secured by mail.
Persons arc asked 10 designate
the type OF scat desired.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Harvard Crew Victorious

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. May "a
GNS) Strokcd by big Darcy
Kerwin, SO foot inch giant from
Exeter. y. II. a Harvard crew this
afternoon smashed 10 an easy VIC
tory over Princeton. Cornell and
Syracuse in quadrangular meet
on the Charles River.
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Makes Second Ace
With His Same Club

Ed Ervasti, a member of the
Sylvan Glen team in the MICA
league, aced the l15-yard seven
teenth hole there Saturday. 1t
was his second hole-in-one. both
made with his No. s iron. The
other was made two years ago at
Sunnybrook Saturdays ace gave
Ervasti a 20, two under Sylvan
Glen'S par. -
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Indians Blast
Auker TO Win

CLEVELAND. May - Cleve-
lands Indians punched first and
fast today and beat ST. Louis
and pitcher Eldon Aukcr Az.
The Tribe blasted Auker off
the hill and before Fred OSter-
mueller could salvage the Brownie
cause, Cleveland had scored their
four nuns
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NeWhouser on
Mound Sunday

Harold NewhouScr and Thorn
tim Lee. left-handers, are slated
10 oppose each other when the
Tigers and White Sox engage each
other here this Sunday.
Umpire Steve Basil was here
Saturday, filling in for Harry
Geisel, who was called 10 his home
IN indianapolis by the illness OF
his wife.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

Sidered any bee more grievous
than the percentage squawk of a
lowly club fighter.
Claude Owen. one of the three
commissioners, objected 10 being
rushed into the raucOus room by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Maieski TO Bears

NEWARK, =. J, MAY y
NNS)-Thc Newark Bears today
announced the purchase of in
fielder Henry Majcski from the
Boston Bees. He will report TO the
Bears Tuesday for the beginning
of a home stand by the local club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
In Chsrity's Name

Golf gate admissions were in
troduced in the United States at
Inwood. Long Island. on May a.,
1917, when four professionals
played for the benefit of the Red
Cross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Wayne Meters Take
Central State 81

Wayne University tennis team
its eleventh victory in 16
starts by defeating Central State
Teachers College Saturday at the
Detroit Tennis Club, 6-1.
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Makes Run for IL

The crowd of 1862 sent Epidor
70 the post a 9-5 favorite because
of his brilliant showing in the In
augural, and installed Aerial Bomb
as second choice because OF her
pace-setting performance IN the
same event.
But both OF the choices met with
disaster when the field TANNED up
shortly after the start. Jockey
Paul KEEPER had 10 pull Aerial
Bomb up and from then on never
had the marc.
Epidor. although taken back
by Jockey George Wallace. was
able 10 come on again and started
10 make a run for il AT the head
Of the stretch when Burgoo Miss
carried him wide just as he started
10 make his move. That finished
his chances and from then on he
and his rider Just made a vain
pursuit Of the 40-l shot. Stem
winder. as Wise Moss and Burgoo
Afrss- Stdgrti- -StfeteA-f34Fi fer
the biz money.
Epidor was not quite two
lengths behind al The finish hAt
that was far too much for his
many loyal hackers.
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Probable Pitchers
AMERICAN LEAGUE

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago 1LesJ at Detroit tNewhouser).
st. Louis (Allen) at Cleveland CFeller)
Boston (Groveb at New York (Russol.
Washington tHudsonD at Philadelphia
DEAN.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh CWikie and Klinger) al ST.
Louis tKrist and Gumbert) two games.
Philadelphia tGrissom or Podgajny) al
Brooklyn tWystD.
Cincinnati tWaters) At Chicago CRooD
New York (schumscher or LohrmanJ al
Boston (Sullivanj.
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Best Pitched Game

It was Gorsica's fourth victory
of the year and his best pitched
game. He allowed but seven hits
which were well spaced out as the
White Sox dropped under the fire
of the young Polish fingers sinker
ball. But one Chicago player got
as far as second base in the nine
innings-Larry Rosenthal in the
fifth-getting there as Mike fresh
grounded out.
Corsica had perfect control and
did not walk a man. Smith, q
left-hander. walked but three men
and his pitching, save the unfor.
tunate wild chuck in the ninth,
was good enough to win a lot OF
other games.
Besides scoring the winning run.
York bagged a pair of singles.
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DETROIT

NTwo out when winning run scored.
Season batting average.
Team season batting average.
Chicago 600 600 OOO-0
DETROIT 900 600 0Ol-1
Two base hNs.-MnNs~s = uiss'~~ tee,
on bases-Chicago ~ Detroit s. Double
plays-Tresh TO Lodigiani, Croucher 20
Gehringer 20 York, Apphng 10 kuhel,
Croucher 20 York. Bases on balls-On
Smith 4 Struck out-By Smith 8. by
Corsica /. Wild ptch-Smith. 'UmpreS-
Psssarella, Basil and PipgraS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Burgoo Miss
Runs Second
: In Feature
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

While the favored Epidor ran
into trouble and finished fourth.
less than two lengths back. a
speeding FLY named Wise Moss
dashed 10 a nose triumph in the
Dominion Handicap at the Detroit
race track Saturday afternoon
The 3-year-old daughter of Wise
Counsellor from the stable OF Ed
ward McCuan. Illinois turfman,
came through with a stretch burst
10 nose out Burgoo Miss in a
photo finish while third money in
the field of ID went TO the 40-i
shot Stemwinder.
Epidor's defeat and the dismal
showing OF the heavily played
Aerial Bomb, which finished Sec
ond 10 the Ferguson gelding in the
Inaugural Handicap was far more
Of a shock 20 the crowd than the
fact that two field" horses duelcd
il out for the big end of the 81, 500
purse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Major League Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT. 1-9-0; Chicago. 90
Philadelphia, 1882; Washing
ton. 5-11-2 first game).
Philadelphia. 6-ll-1. Washing
ton. $50 second game).
Cleveland. 40: St. Louis. -
)-3.
New York, 7-9-l ) Boston. Cpd
SUNDAYS GAMES
Chicago at DETROIT.
ST. Louis at Cleveland.
Washington at Philadelphia
Boston at New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25
Wise Moss, Outsider, Scampers to Victory in Handled
Corsica Hero
As Smith Heaves
lone in Ninth
By LEO MACDONELL

Johnny Corsica outpitched Ed
gar Smith in a brilliant pitchers
duel that had a pathetic ending
for the losing finger as the Tigers
defeated the White Sox at Briggs
Stadium Saturday. 10.
The victory, presented in front
of 1888 paid customers. gave the
Tigers two wins to one defeat to
date in the four-game series which
will be ended this Sunday.
The windup of the contest was.
sad for Smith in that the White
Sox hurler lost it on a wild pitch
with two out in the ninth inning
after he had for the greater part
of nine frames held off the relent-
less Tiger crew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-25

Runs NcQuIn1 ludulch BOudreau.
WeRtherly. Walker. Trosky Errors Luca-
dello q Culienhlue Runs batted in
TroskN. Mack. Desautels Heffner. cullen
blne Two-base hit McQunn. stolen base
Judnich Left on bases Cleveland 4. 81.
Louis y Double play Boudfeau to TruskN
Bases 90 balls OFT Auker ]. OF BaEby s,
or Ostermueiler . Struck out By A4kcr
i. by Ostermucilcr 3. by Barby = Passed
ball Ferreli Hts or Aukc- 0 in ID IN
ming off Ostermuelier 4 in = % innings.
Winning pitcher Basby. L0sing pitcher
Aukcr.
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Important Catch

First up. in the ninth, York
walked. After Campbell struck out
on a wide curve, Higgins singled TO
center. putting York on second
Then Tebbetts sent high foul 10
Kuhel, the Chicago first baseman,
who ran far to make the catch.
He ran so far York made third
base after the catch, which proved
highly important, later events
proved.
With Corsica coming up later
and no indication that there would
be pinch hitter Smith walked
Croucher purposely.
Then came the big break for
the Tigers-and the bad break for
the White Sox. With two strikes
on Corsica on the two pitches.
Smith hurled the third pitch wide
Of the plate for a wild heave and
York scored the winning run.
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SATURDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn. 7-12-0; Philadelphia,
3-7-l.
Chicago. 4-l0-4; Cincinnati. D.
CD first gameJ.
Cincinnati. 400; Chicago. l-e-
, tsecond gamel.
81. Louis. l0-8-l; Pittsburgh. T.
81
New York al Boston. postponed.
rain.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York az Boston
Philadelphia az Brooklyn
Pittsburgh at st. Louis ~.
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Totals 80 - . Totals 80 "a Is
'Raued Tor OHcrmueuer IN ninth
81 LouIs Oi0 0l0 0o0-2
Cleveland 400 900 OK :
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-15

+ 100 yards astern OF the Greer,
and seven minutes later the
American destroyer attacked
the submarine with % pattern
~ eight depth charges"
Two minutes later another, Aa1t
torpedo missed the Greer. and the
American boat lost contact with
its adversary, the statement con
tinued.
At I o'clock I'm the afternoon
the admiraTs declaration went on
the chase started.