davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
Breakfast Club Holds
April Msatina

Tacoma Credit Women. nresk.
fast club met fer their April SIS.
SION Tuesday morning at tho Hotel
winthrop. Mrs. Irene Hartisst
was chairman for the affair with
Mrs Lois sermon. Miss Amy rru.
man and Miss Alice hudson ON
her COMMITTEES.
was decorated with gulnes bIos.
SONS and dog~ood. Mr.. q ~
ritzsn. Tacoma attorney. spoke 10
the group On bankruptcy"
Plans we're discussed for the
Northwest conferences u Credit
womsa's clubs which Gill this year
10 held In Tscoms In Nay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11

Mrs A. NJ Morrison. and Mr.
Edward w. Hines. BON ~ Mr. and
Mrs Victor Hines Miss Morrison
is Fife high school graduate and
Mr.. Hines was graduated from
Lincoln high school.
Bonnie Dozen Lodgs. Daughters
Of Scotia viii hold a banquet Fri.
day evening at 80 At the Y. Vs.
&. A. hoBoring their grand chief
daughter. Mrs Agnes Moshisr Of
Rochester. N. Y. Mrs Sam Mar
tin In The chairman.
Ivy Camp. RIA. will NEE,
Friday evening 81 O'Clock in the
IO.OF. hall Mrs. Chris Goodler
Will preside. There will he drill
praeiie. for m. May convention.
Late supper will b. served At the
close Of the evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11

Miss Aysko fsos,s hsrumo,o.
bri6e-slsct Of Mr. Nun fs~ri, vas
complimentsd with . miscellaneous
shower by Mis-. Billie kurimoto
At hsr home Sunday afternoon.
buffet supper concluded m. gay
party.
Guests included Misses Tasho
sakAhsrs. Hstayo AAgsmi. Norma
Norissds, Mae fssri. Lillian nixu-
ssmi. Fumi Yoshids. Amy MARY
motto and Mrs. Tom iseri and Mrs.
Dick Hsito.
Alzs Msrumoso has chosen April
~ as h~r wedding date
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
Orotfo ladie, viii Have
Luncheon Friday

Members Of the Ladies' Grotto
club will meet in the Y.W.CA. on
Friday for / o'clock luncheon.
Hostesses will be Mrs. John y.
Hall and Mrs. v r. Vaudeville.
Reservations for the affair may
be made at Garland 465s-R or Gar
land 35s8-R.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
Philomatheans
Will Entertain
ess'er Monday Party Res.
ervations Are Numerous

NAaRH -
members are mothers Of stu
dents and alumni Of Bellar-
mine high school. will enter
tain at its annual Easter Mon
day party. April Ii. in ST.
Leo's auditorium.
Easter lilies and spring
flowers will be used in the
decorations. which viii carry
out the spirit of the occasion.
Mrs. l.. L, Bissell. president Of
the club. has appointed Mrs. r. {.
Crenier as general chairman for
the party. which viii begin at 30
with more than five score tables
in play. each conferred with tulip
baskets filled with candy
Many beautiful favors will be
offered at the close Of the play.
Assisting Mrs, Grenier are Mes
DANES W. r.. carigan. Florence
Foley. A. l. Beaudoin. c. NJ.
Schiller. n. Glastetter. J. Riber.
NJ. p. Brady. A. c. Corners. A.
Caller. J. Piper. r. schlstter. n.
e. Greiwe. J. NJ Weaver. J. J..
LAHORE. T. J, Cowan. and r. l..
Mockel and T. kornell.
Those having reservations are
Mesda mes w. A. Richmond. J. =.
Simpson. John Hoy,. 7. J. Cowan.
c. J. Fairhurst. A. J. Gsudette. II.
{. Greiws, J. Il. MeNerthn.y.
Lawrence McNerthney, y. A.
Plum, John NJ. Nolan. James Dew
lin. Philip Brown. Stuart Elliott.
Nellie Brown. Charles Toynbee. A.
Huston. Mike petrt. Ralph Uphus.
J. =. Breskovich, Thomas Neil
vain. Frank Mclaughlin. J. u.
Bagan. Clarence Layton. G.. A.
Bichsei, j r. Fitzpatrick. +. II
Batzloff. M MeDonough. l.. J.
Bedford. William McCaffrey. Jo-
seph Gender, ". Hulscher. j. Jacko,
f. r. Riley.
A. L. Besudoin. Theo. Gaffney,
II. NJ. shoylain, Milton Richmond,
George Strobel. Fred Adler. Fred
Bsder, Joe McGesry. J. r. Loonan.
ID. Constance. A. Frye. ". A.
Mody. S. A. Gsgliardi. l.. J. Hunt.
Ellen Hayes. c. w. Van Rooy. W.
Mcdonald. W. L. EIdridge. G. &.
Meyer. ii. l.. Mockle. Harry
Frickelton. l.. ID. Mcdonald, l..
Moratti. Nellie Flick. Joseph Cor
man, A. G. Sherman, Albert knsl-
ken, Joseph Ehinat. o. McLaugh-
lin, J. ZaJac, J. Harbottls. J. Dsnzl.
William Rowley. Lloyd Reed, Mar
tin Joyce. Ralph Mckenna. Charles
Fisher. Michael keeley, Roy
O'keefe. A. ". kintz, Bernard Me
Cormick. J. p. Grassy. Charles
Virgins. James Dempsey. William
Kennedy.
r. A. Bott. Russell kssselmsn,
J. Prsbuls. J. n. Morris. T. l..
Manlsy, Jack Farrell. A. c. Con-
nors. J. c. Fitzpatrick. George
Vog.l, Dan Hickey. b. Stewart.
Joseph Ribar. Georgetts Won
Boeoklin. A. y. Comfort. A. Caller.
John Lackie. NJ. Mile. J. J. Nc
Laughlin. w p. Gosselin. r. e.
Corbett. w Walker. A. Bader. Dan
Cora. Frank Mailsy. J. X. Aer-
rick A. Bertha. G. J. Thornton,
X. n. Langdon. Ceorg. T. Hazen.
B. n. Boscovich. Leona Fromhold.
r.. Boyle. X. ID. Gilman, l.. sulii.
van. 6. =. Hill. c. J. Harvey. A. l..
Simpson. Pearl Caul. u. V. Hon.
ylez. ]. Gushing. ,. Cline. V. Bsu-
zer. Neal Gregory. Thomas Bail
largeon. r. A. Clueck.
f Reservations may be made by
calling Mr.. T. C. Grenlsr. MAN
26s5. Hrs. w. \. Caugnsn, Proc
tor 4ls5 o. Mrs.. J. p. Piper Man
1881.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
Andersons Are Parents
OF First Child

Mr. and Mrs. All Anderson
Margaret Sichoisonl. pos No
cu.hman. are receiving eonKratu.
iations on the birth Of q son. All,
D.. At Tacoma General hospital
Grandparents are Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Nicholson and Mrs Car.
RE Anderson ~ Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
0uiId 10 Have Easter Sale.
Luncheon on Saturday

IN. womsns csIlid ~ Christ
Episcopal church wili spoa~ar an
Easter sale 81 bs~dIs~efk ard
cooking Saturday morning In the
parish hoas. Mss Msbsi Smith.
Mrs !. o. W. Garrison and Mis-
Ella Murray ere in charge.
Luncheon viii b. served II nooa
With Mrs W. y. Grass. Mrs.. n.
A. Robinson and Miss riorsaes
I odd as hostsasss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
Seattle Girl Is
Easter Guesf Here

Miss Audrey Dale Of Seattle is
the house guest for the Easter
holidays Of Miss Betty Ploof,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Floof. Miss Dale is junior al
West Seattle high school and Miss
Ploof a junior at Stadium.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
Summer Wedding
Planned by Mis-, Morrison

Early summer has been chosen
fer the wedding Of Miss Betty Lee
Morrison, daughter of Mr.. and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
Evangelist Series Opening
Al Sixth Avenue Baptist

The VsnderJagts, syangelAs,s
and musicians. are scheduled To
open a two-week period Of special
meetings at Sixth Avenue Baptist
church. 9th ave. and Fife st. be
ginning Sunday at 7:+5 p. m.
Meetings TO which the public u
invited will Be- held nightly at the
same hour.
sourdough club meeting Friday
has been postponed until May g.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
Spring Card Party Next Event
On Ladies Musical Club Calendar
Annual Soeis Affair 70 Be eiven tuesday in Mssont
Temple Root Garden; Mrs. Earl Wright Is Chairman

Ladies Musical club chorus department members VIII be
Tuesday afternoon another spring card party
IN be sponsored in the Roof Garden Of the Masonic temple
The affair held annually and always holds much interest
for those who attend This years party promises to he
exception.
Mrs Earl Wright chairman OF the day has chosen for
her committee Mrs. Edward r. Armstrong Mrs Nlfred +
Burrows Mrs H. o. Markof Mrs +. r. Rice and Mrs Jack
WEIGH
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11

II you're not using II. sell IL with
a Fasi-Action Tines Want Adj.
Phone Main sIsI
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11
of Society," Clubs Schools and Church Groups


II -
sshss. Ctr Reserves yin srcn
srr . skstirx party saturday -
th< RalI<r fse~f ~ > s'slees Ties-
80 ray - purchases from fcsv
en-ehesfn<a - ~ ~ se><
cn-sh.irm<n are Audrey Tcssr-.
Ethel ncrnsm. E1sss nsrrume.
Flame l>ef~r~
r'~- ssrrums d n rharas -
tickets snd Gerry cestswc<>n.
rabiieity
clrts ~crslnx - ermmisss>s ~
sn< funsfle. are
Constance Allsr. riissheth
Butcher. n~sty c<risrr. p~r. c.
rein. nsFessa Ensh~rx. Msriivn
Galloway. Virginia t.s~how. I.urslls
Isss~sss. H~i~e Martin. n~rfha
Mccnnn~si. ksthFya Msnceekz.
noris A. Sessrr. vsrnsnsa Part
fidxs. nsrn~v~ Nrne>a. Anstn
Rowe. nsr,cs Ssrasi. Issrssets
ssits betty stsIwssn. owss kessy.
rfhsi sehmis. chsFtette czxes.
-. -. -.
,,., n,~~~..n sn..s.... 49,.
h.,s n..n.. ps. usr.,~.ss -.
no. wI,,l.rs r.r,,xr s.n.,t -.
w.se ~ Az. -. sss-s-.
r.x u.y..,., l.,n.,~n.. ,,.r~.-..
ueu.tn s,.sh~rs,. rv..,.~s -.
~. e,~nr. sh.,,~. u.,.s.s rx~-<
s..,., u.,...,- ee..-s.-. =
i..ss ssss. rs..srs,. rswhe ~
iAnsle~. shsss>x sherman
w.s.s a---.s~-. 49,. - -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-04-11

M. ard Mrs.. tiefnon
lindbera onno,Ince the
enooqeuaen, ef their
douoh'ef, Miss Helen
lindbera. 70 M. Jock
Cunningham Of Port
Orehord. son Of Mr.. ord
Mrs. George Cunning
HON. Miss lindhero ~os
ofoduofed from Poetic
Lu'heron college ord hos
been teaching for the
post Two yeors IN Port
Orchard. The ssddIno
will be q June event.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-19
Sports Roundup

ST. Paul. MINI -INS - The Brks Trophy Team from
Chicago holder of the ame record for American Bowling Con-
Tournament scoring action today the heels Of
four weaed which failed change the top standings
The Aho Brothers of ST. Louis and three New York
last night failed beat 5000 place among the first five The
St Louis outfit had the best 2e while Deluxe Recrea
ton Brunswick Red Crowns and Lou Marcus all New York
teams scored 1927 2S47 and 2,Soo respectively
Detroit 4P- Sophomore Ray HermeS the only Un1er
sy Of Detroit player match Friday the TidnS botped
to the University of Cincinnati tennis squad, to
Lawrence Kans MANY of the countrs leading legs
and lungs hand today for the principal of the 10Th
annual Kansas relays this afternoon Five big schools Ind
ana Iowa, Minnesota Northwestern and Wisconsin and five
from the big conferences among the Is universities 20
colleges and nine junior colleges represented Indiana and Texas
favored carry off the lions share of honors
Detroit AP The Detroit Tigers Friday night announced the
rsleaSeon option of Murray Franklin third bdseman
Little Rock of the Southern Association reducing the Tiger squad
to the Is player limit Franklin Nth Beaumont Of The Tcxas
League last
Fort Custer AP The athletic ranks here have been sweed
by two professional baseball players Pvt Lester Johnson
former Detroit Tiger farm hand from Battle Creek Pvt
Andrew G. Peo who played last with the Champion Flint
Gems of the Michigan State League under the of Andy
Saboa
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-19
u. of M. Ending
Southern Tour

Charlottesville, Va: Apr. "a
AP-The University OF Michigan
baseball team came here today to
conclude its southern tour in
game with the University OF Vir-
ginia. Mickey Stoddard, seeking
his third straight win, was nomi-
mated to pitch for the Wolverines.
Yesterday at Richmond the VOL
verines were held to FIVE hits and
sustained their second defeat In
seven southern games, to /, at
the hands OF the University OF
Richmond.
Against lsnky Charlie Miller the
Wolverines were helpless except N
the fifth inning. when they scored
their run. George Ruehle led off
with single and advanced TO score
on successive hits by George
Harms and, Davie Nelson.
Cliff Wise, making his second
mound start OF the trip for Michi.
gan, was put in the hole in the
fourth inning by two.run homer
by Second Baseman Sonny Wholey.
Score:
Michigan .... 200 0i0 00o-1 81
Richmond .... Dol 210 02x-6 81
Wise and Harms; Miller and
Mack.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-19

the University OF Tennessee l0Is
to IL.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-19
Detroit Tigers Get Jump on Cleveland Indians, to
Tiger Notes

Detroit. Apr. 1s-AP-Notss on
the 41st opening day of the De
troit Tigers:
Charley Gehringer. Ss-year-old
second sacker starting his 18th
season as a Tiger, still rates as
the peoples choice. He drew the
loudest and longest cheers yester-
day when his name was annount-
ed. Second only to Gehringer was
Gerald Walker. former Detroit
idol. who made hi, first appearance
here with Cleveland.
Tommy Bridges was somewhat
rough with his old pal, Walker.
He famed him on three pitches
with two on base in the first inning
and got him on four pitches the
next time.
Fielding features were contribut-
ed by Tuck Stainback. who took
Ken Keltner's 350-foot drive In the
first inning with a leaping catch.
and nimble Lou Boudreau. who
made a great play at shortstop
on Rudy York in the fourth.
Bridges used up IS pitches In
the hrst inning, but got by in the
third with FIVE and the fourth with
seven. In the seventh he pitched
his way out of tight spot by
walking Hensley Intentionally to
fill the bases and retiring the next
two batters.
Jim Bagby pulled up lame after
tagging out Dick Bartell on a bunt.
HE should know better than try
to catch a fast man like me-" said
Rowdy Richard with a wink.
For the first time, the voice Of
Ty Tyson was missing from the
public address system. Tyson, now
stationed in a new radio booth sus-
pended from the first deck, is sue
ceeded at the press box micro
phone by Edward Fitzgerald, club
official.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-19
Two Will Try to Make it Four
Victories in Kentucky Derby

Louisville, KY, Apr. 19-INS -
Hundreds of owpers, trainers. con.
ditioners and jockeys will strain
every nerve and sinew coaxing
their horses home again in this
years Kentucky Derby, but only
two will be pressing to make 1t
four victories"
One is William Woodward, own
er OF the Belair stud, and his
trainer de luxe, Sunny jim" Fitz-
simmons. For each has owned or
trained three Derby winners and
will be cunning for a fourth to
equal the record OF Col E. R. Brad.
ley, who owned four, and his late
trainer, II. ]. Thomson, who
trained the same quartet.
Woodward has four candidates
up for the 9th running at Church.
III Downs May 3, and with the pos
sible exception of Greville none has
yet been highly rated among Blue
grass commentators. The others
are Perishere, son of Gallant Fox,
and Galway and Boliver.
The Belair master owned John
town, who captured the rich purse
and lasting glory in 1889; Omaha,
winner in 1885, and Gallant Fox,
in 1880. And, significantly, Fitzsim-
mons saddled each of these three
thoroughbreds for Woodward, gain
ing top training glory.
Ironically, Sunny jim" this year
although . training Woodward's
horses-has a chance to make it
four Derby victories - without
Woodward gaining the same honor.
For Fitzsimmons is training King
Cole. winner of the Paumonok
handicap and a real Derby threat
at the moment. for Ogden Phipps,
a non-Derby conqueror.
The King is entered in the $4,000
Wood Memorial at jamaica on
April 26, the day Churchill Downs
opens its spring meet. And II he
wins he can come to Kentucky, tru-
ly king. just as Johnstown
charged in two years ago.
Fitzsimmons dropped an addi-
tional chance to score his fourth
triumph, with Bold Irishman. owned
by Mrs. II. c. Phipps' Wheatley
stables. when the husky Sir Gala.
had lII-Erin colt was withdrawn
after suffering a back injury. Mrs.
Phipps still has Irish Day, q COR
paratively weaker bidder, on the
Derby register.
Unless Woodward can come
through with one of his sleek quar-.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-19
Hank to Collect
Before Going to
Military Service
Will Have Salary of
$1,000 Due Before he
is Drafted

Detroit, Apr. ,19-AP-Big Hank
Greenberg faced a military career
today with the consoling feature
that he may be able to pick up
$1,000 In salary checks before he
joins Uncle Sans Army at s21 a
month.
While Greenberg the American
Leagues most valuable player in
1910, went hitless yesterday IN
three trips to the plate in the
Detroit Tiger home opener, local
draft board No. 20 announced that
the star left fielder had been rated
in Glass AL for induction May Z.
Greenberg, who draws a reported
$4,000 salary for his home run
feats, said after the game that
there would be no appeal from the
ruling made following a physical
examination yesterday by special
medical advisory board.
"l'll ask no deferment and Will
be ready when called" Hank told
reporters in the Tiger dressing
room.
Hank previously has been recon-
mended for deferment by a Lake
land. Fla, draft physician who de-
clared the ball player had flat feet.
If indicted with the next batch
of draftees. Greenberg will ce-
main with the Tigers only during
the current home stay that ex-
tends. save for a three-day jaunt to
Cleveland, through May g. In the
meantime he'll be rewarded for his
work at the rate OF more than
5000 day.
Greenberg, with number 62l. is
near the top Of his draft boards
llrA
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-19
Bob Fener to
Try to Defeat
Bengals Today
Del Baker to Put
Johnny Corsica in
Pitchers Box

Detroit, Apr. 19-AP-The cham
pionship Detroit Tigers were ready
today for look at rapid Robert
Teller. whom they beat five times
last season. after getting the jump
on the Cleveland Indians with 4
TO victory yesterday before 42,l66
fans in the home opener.
Manager Del Baker nominated
Johnny Corsica, sinker bank ex-
pert, to pick up against Cleveland
where Tommy Bridges and Alton
Benton left off in Detroit's first
l941 victory. The game, like other
Saturday contests. was to start half
an hour early at 1880 m.
Benton, the big Oklahoman who
aspires to be a starting pitcher.
came to the rescue OF Bridges in the
ninth inning with the bases loaded
with Indians and none out. He pre-
served the Detroit lead, built on
home runs by Charley Gehringer
and George (Birdie) Tebbetts, by
retiring the side with one run
Although superb In his familiar
relief chore, Benton happily accept
ed Bal;er's announcement that he
would draw the starting assignment
against Cleveland In the series
final Sunday.
Just as in 1910, the first Tiger
victory was credited to Bridges.
Thirty-four-year-old Tommy, start
ing his 18th season a a Tiger,
lacked pin-point control at the start
but limited the Tribe to one single
until the sixth, when Ken Keltner
poked a homer into the upp"r left
field seats.
By that time the Tigers had man.
Hfactured a run in the second in
ming on Rudy York's single and
Dick Bartells 350-foot double, and
Gehringer lined a screaming drive
into the right field stands In the
sixth to put Detroit ahead for keeps.
The margin Of victory WAS fur
nished in the eighth when Tebbetts
followed Pinky Higgins single with
his first hit of the season. lofting
drive into the left field lower
deck. Young Jim Bagby. aking
his Cleveland debut, was victim OF
the drive as well as the other five
Tiger hits.
When the first two Cleveland
batters in the ninth beat out in
field hits and Bridges walked Ray
Mack to fill the bases, Baker put
in a rush call for Benton, toiling
faithfully in the bullpen. Big Al
made Rollie Hemsley swing futilely
on an inside three-two pitch. got
pinch-titter Beau Bell on a second.
base forceout that scored a run,
and induced Roy Weatherly to fly
deep to center field.
1t took Benton total OF IL pitch
es to save the game in the style
that earned him With the American
League champions the role last year
Of baseball's most effective relief
hurler.
The game, viewed by Tiger owner
Walter o. Briggs, who came by
specia' train from his winter home
at Miami Beach. Fla. was played
In 7O-degree temperatures, highest
in many years. Just to make the
day complete from a home stand
point, Mayor Edward ]. Jeffries
turned the first pitch into a perfect
strike and Governor Van Wagner
caught it neatly.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-19

tet. Col. Bradley, veteran generals
simo OF Idle Hour farms, will keep
the four-Derby crqyn for owners
to himself. He talliSd with Behave
Yourself in 1921, Bubbling over in
1926. Burgoo King in 1882, and
Brokers Tip in 1888. He does not
have an entrant this year.
And unless Fitzsimmons can send
one OF his wards wireward first,
Col. Bradley's former amer will
retain four-stars for an unequaled
record.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-19
Boxing Results

(By international News Seryice)
At Boston Mike Kaplan. 14s,
Boston, decisioned Fritzie Zivic,
l4S. Pittsburgh. worlds welter.
weight champion G0-non-tltle).
Charlie Burnley, 149. Pittsburgh.
scored technical knockout over
Eddie Ellis. 147, Quincy, Mass.
(b).
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-19
PURDUE VICTORIOUS

Lafayette. Ind. Apr. 19-AP -
Winning both best ball foursonies
and three Of five individual match.
es, Purdue captured its first dual
golf meet of the season Friday.
defeating the University of Detroit,
is to Is,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-19
LEADS IN pEcATHIoN

Lawrence. Kas., Apr. Zap
Winning three OF the first five
events. Charles Larson, OF Culver
Stockton College. led at the half
way point in the annual University
OF Kansas Decathlon competition.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Fridays Results
New York :. Philadelphia ?.
Brooklyn II, Boston s.
Pittsburgh 4. Cincinnati 1.
Chicago 6. ST. Louis I.
Today's Games
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-19
MISS CLEAN SWEEP

Knoxville. Tenn, Apr. LAP
The University OF Michigan's tour
ing golf team narrowly missed
clean sweep yesterday in defeating
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-19

Larson piled up 3,475 points in win.
ming the 100 and 400 meter races
and the high jump. He finished
fifth in the seven man field In the
shot put and fourth in the broad
jump.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-19
Bowling Scores
STOVE WORKS LEAGUE

STOVE WORKS LEAGUE
Japan
l. Oyer 4sT. F. Estermyer 474. o.
Erickson AZ. J. Gssilo ss1. d. Deck
$50. Totals Ill. SO7. 7sS-230l.
Mounting
n. Carrier i0l. J. McCleery sol.
Ashby 46i. Bovan 4S7, c. Mark
ham 436. Handicap 81. Totals 722,
S56. T2i-2299.
Grating Dept.
] Moore 554, F. McCleery 445, G.
Bertrand 40. c. Niece SSl. w.
Carrier iS4. Handicap 1853. Totals
40, S2s, $50 PAST.
Burner Dept.
Townsley 4s7. Feminist 467. r.
Gasilo S6?. Robinett .492, Jones
555. Totals sl4. sos, 75t-2373.
Press
Bileti SAL, Baylis 34l, Bishop 81,
Edison 400, Young 46l, Handicap
1876 Totals 7l3. 754. 71S-21s0.
Stores
Shuda $40. Ellsworth 42s. Fisher
i0s, Many S67. Morris 474. Totals
772. TIC, 730-22lS.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-19
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

'Games behind leader.
Fridays Results
Detroit a. Cleveland ..
Washington =. New York {
Boston 3. Philadelphia >
Chicago s, St Louis :.
Todsy's Games
Cleveland al Detroit
ST. Louis al Chicago.
New York az Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.