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tions for FIN broadcasting stations
come from large newspapers ant
newspaper "chans" - and these ar,
the boys who have some mighty in
fIuentiaI people in Washington front
ing for them. They are trying to ge
in on the ground floor
Unless the Commission acts fear
lessly, large newspaper and "chain'
newspaper control of this new radio
broadcasting field will be much
greater than this control over the
present field.
This control over the present fielC
is much greater than is commonly
supposed About 285 of some $50
broadcasting stations are either owned
outright or directly or indirectly under
complete control of the large news
papers. The extent of this control
however, is even greater than indi-
Gated by these figures, since most
of the stations are large ones. The
only radio outlet in more than 80 com.
munities, according to the FEC, is
owned by the local "chain" newspa-
per.
Hearst Radio Inc, owned by the
Hearst newspaper CHAIN" for ex.
ample, owns five radio broadcasting
stations - in Baltimore, Pittsburgh
New York City, Milwaukee, and San
Francisco The Cowles newspaper
"chain" stations are in Des Moines,
(where they own two stations), Cedar
Rapids Waterloo, and Sioux City, Ia,
and in Yankton, S. d. The Scripps-
Howard people operate stations in
Cincinnati Knoxville, and Memphis
while the McClatchy newspaper in
terests in California have stations in
Sacramento, Fresno, Stockton, and
Bakersfield California, and Reno,
Nevada. Frank Cannot has several
stations.
New NAM Campaign
Ohio NJ Graves, chairman of the
National Association of Manufacture
ers' Committee on the Relation of
Government to Industry, told the Sem
ate judiciary committee last week
that Congress must free industry for
the job now upon it." He was speak
ing about government control of in
dustry.
This is the opening gun by NAM
for passage by the present Congress
of a law similar to the presumably
abandoned Walter-Logan bill, which
was designed to hamstring New Deal
agencies through making possible end
less court litigation. Big Business
wants to get away from as much gov
ernmnet regulation as possible, par
ticularly during the emergency peri
cd, SO it can make plenty of hay
while the emergency sun shines. Judg-
ing by the 10-page NAM news re-
lease handed out on the Graves testi-
mony, the campaign "to regulate the
government regulators" as they call
it, will soon be in full swing on the
HILL
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DEMAND THE UNION LABEL !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
S Ex.Cubs Now With Giants

Jimmy Dykes Umpire Quinn don't speak Incidentally
Quinn rated tops baseball rules which may may not
be the between the Five xCubs
with the Giants. Dick Bartell Gabby Hartnet Bill
urges Delaney Frank Pepper Martins Sac
amento Ca team winning games in the Pacific Coast League
by bunting with two out thereby crossing the opposition
of 81 has entered the Poughkeepsie the
Hudson which only less than the ame record 1880
Hugh Mulcahy, Phies finger takes time out OF the
army pitch for Lynn, Mass in the New England League
Fees and his mother French and
Mgeu Uine Of the Washington 3D. c. Ameri
League hockey franchise and team paayed door
to-door ice business into huge chunk OF money.
Berg of the Red Sox recently addressed the Boston
junior league girls baseball Francis Xavier Reagan, Penns
great hafbac the marine corps has been
candidate for second ieuenants commission
Barck National League umpire is 26 old and
KLEIN chief of staff the best young he has
seen New York and New England tracks
setting the pace for the remainder of the country in muue
handles Massachusetts, the gets ~ per cent cut plus
half brakage And Massachusetts, track inspectors
trying get their So returned to $40 basis which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Ten Swim Titles
|Up at Eastwood

breast stroke, 200 yards free style
relay and $50 yards individual
medley. The open events are 50
yards free style and breast stroke
for men and 10-foot diving and
so yards back stroke for women,
and a 50-yard race for girls, IA or
under.
Entries are expected from the
Detroit Athletic Club, Detroit
Yacht Club, Kronk Swimming
Club, Wayne University, University
of Michigan, Battle Creek, Wind
sor and Flint.
Among the stars who will COM
pete are: Bill Prev of Wayne and
the d. A. C.. 100-yard intercolle-
giate champion; Gus Sharemet of
". OF M, 1889 title holder in the
event; Tom Haynie of the D. A. c.,
recently returned from a trip to
Honolulu; Virginia Fischer. Joan
Provepcal, Birgit Lagerkvist, Hen
rietta Meininger, Roxy Taylor and
Patti Sullivan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Get Short Fence as TARGET

Billy Wilson Of Port Huron is the golf captain at Notre
Dame Though struggling keep in the first division the Tigers
have been oudrawng the Indians at home Hal Trosk
JEFF Heath and Cleveland eft-handers will have 290foo
right field fence to shoot at in Spring training at Clearwater
Spring AT Fort Myers they had almost whole county
for ball park The park big that Gerald Walker scored
from second base after Barney McCoy from Florida TO the
Azores fly ball Illinois and New York with four
EACH lead states with Notre Danes varsity baseball
comprised OF players from Dorchester, Mass and Palo
Alto, CAL Moe Roberts Cleveland hockey player boasts
Of Moe Roberts Tavern in Cleveland California
word Of South American wonder horse his Messen
he bred in Argentine and recently shipped here from
Peru he big horse weighing 1900 pounds he didn't
2yearod he recently notched his fourteenth victory In
IS starts and has carried 1872 and 136 pounds only hitch
he has to be educated since South American clock
wise instead Of counter clockwise this country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Jib as Spinnaker

The short leg TO the finish of
No. 81 buoy, just below the ST.
Clair flats, started out as a broad
reach. but the wind hauled into
the northwest and many OF tbs
shippers broke out their spin
makers as a squal kicked up.
Evening Star. Fred Ford's big
60-foot yawl, scratch boat OF the
racing-cruising division, carried d
jib as a spinnaker for about tho
first six miles on the first leg be.
fore breaking out her big para
chute. At this point, she abruptly
left Apache and Kathmar. She
didn't get in soon enough. how
ever. TO save her time and took
third ahead of Eddie Wunsch's
Mink.
Only one r." Fred Wagner'S
Breeze. came out and she raced up
with Fred Temples Siren, first OF
the entire feet TO finish. Siren
beat Ernie Crates eight-meter
Shamrock by an even two min
utes, boat for boat.
Joe Mates C-boat Cyrene was
the only ship in her class to carry
full canvas and was first TO cross
ahead of T'hica. Caprice and Cay
ute II. Fantasia. Ralph Terbille'S
ship, won handicap honors and
Dipper. Les Perrine's L-boat, were
the only ships in her division 10
race and finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

prevailed Dudley Lee shorsop for whom the Red
years paid $5OoOO is working for the Douglas
Aircraft Company at Santa Monica.
Coach Muddy Ruel of the White sox hews and likes to
read Shakespeare Incidentally Rue once Walter john
sons battery Washington The White Sox have ordered
caps with the anacure pads each side like the Brooklyn
Dodgers Wearing them is optional with the Chicago
players How important Spring training? The question
posed recently by Jimmy Dykes Frankly he was
puzzled supposed TO be of the important items in every
book prepare his regular pitchers during training
by having them nine innings least before the
Dykes had 90 innings this Spring Few went
the White Sox pitching staff has been turning in the
consistently complete performances the American League
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

Ten Michigan A. A. u. outdoor
swimming and diving champion
ships are on the schedule for
Eastwood Parks annual aquatic
frolic, Friday and Saturday, June
20-21, Charles Brennan. secretary
of the A. A. u, announced Satur-
day.
The events will be held In the
big outdoor tank on a 50-yard
course at Eastwood. In addition
to the championships nine open
competitions are listed.
The program follows: Friday
Men: 100 yards free style, 100
yards breast stroke. Women: 100
yards free style, 80 yards medley
relay. The open race include a
80 yards Individual medley for
men, so yards breast stroke for
girls and a 50-yard race for boys
Ii or under.
Saturday-Men: 220 yards free
style, 100 yards backstroke, 10
foot diving. Women: 100 yards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

an ex-caddy associated with Bng Crosby
proposal purchase the Boston Bees the
deal UP Judge Lands because Crosby interested In
race judge figured would be bad for baseball
Pacific League baseball scbes boosting Dick Bar
tell for managerial post in that loop when and there's
vacancy Walker stus his with cotton to keep out
the shores Vosk Nap Rucker former
big pitcher who recently scouting for Brooklyn now
empoye the United States quarermaser In the
Canal Umpres in the National semipro baseball
tournament this Summer will wear white uniforms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
CLEVELAND
PHILADELPHIA

Totals as 4 a. IL Totals 81 10 AZ IL
sBatted for Hadley IN sixth.
fBatted for Brancato IN eighth.
Iran for Siebert in ninth.
lPhilAdelphia 100 900 o0I-2
Cleveland 100 40 02x-6
Runs-BrAncato. Mccoy, Walker. Bou-
dreau 2, Heath, Trosky, Bagby. Errors--
Brancato 2. Runs batted in--McCoy. Heath
H. Trosky, Weatherly 2, Mack. siebert.
Two-base hit-Walker- Homs run--Troeky.
Left on bases-Philsdelphia 3, Cleveland
"a Double plays-Suder TO Mccoy TO Sic
bert: Boudreau TO Mack 20 Trosky. Bases
on balls-on Bagby 4, OF Hadley 2. on
Dean l. Struck out--By Bagoy =. by Had.
ley q Wild pitches-Bagby. Hadley. Passed
nings, of Potter 2 in 1 inning on Dean
IN 2 innings. winning pitcher-Bagoy.
Losing pitcher-Hadley. Umpires-Rue.
Stewart and Summers. Attepdance-S,0O0
l(estimated). Tims--1:b5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
New Wrestling Idea:
Matmen 10 Play Tag

Something new in the way of
wrestling will be introduced to
Detroiters at the opening outdoor
show in Mack Park next Wednes-
day evening under auspices of the
Fairview A. c. 1t is a tag team
match with four matmen partici-
pating. Angelo Martini and All
Pasha will team together against
Lefty" PAGER and Pat Riley. There
also will be two or three other
bouts on the card under promotion
of Steve Graf.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
DYKES. UMPIRE QUINN DON'T SPEAK

I'd Barrow of the Yankees Connie Mack was wrong
that pitching 90 cent of baseball 1t is
idea that can't have good pitching unless you have
good fielding he thinks fielding makes super pitching
George Lott former champion been appointed athletic
director McGraw Construction Company contractors
the Navy base in Bermuda he has $500 men
to look Red Sox recruit pitcher
has pitched lefhanded for Ell Paso last year
The hail from Seattle Mike Kreevich OF Austrian
Croatan he born in Mt Olive H. Buddy
Rosar of the Yankees a basketball official in the Winter
Elmer Ward of the Goodall golf tournament,
crack golfer manufacturer of Palm Beach suits he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Clio Results

Dodge Local 100 500 000-s II Z
Kelsey Hayes 10 DOL OOi--4
Jsolonski and wolber; Jackson. Jsnier
and TUT
Hudson O0i sol o20-~-7 10
Motor Products 100 oi0 OO0-2 q
Martinovieh and jump; zessin and
HAchsy.
Tsrnstedt Oi0 400 o0O-s o
United Diaries 600 020 OO4-S D
AsrtI AID Hicks Baby and Riggs.
Plymouth 81 O30 030 oO0-s 10 4
Chrygler 600 100 0lO-2 5
Crsbb and Popovieh: Victor and Aiexy
JAW 100 600 237 1910 10
JAW 1se 600 oil $40 10 1
Meyer and kbka. Mstinson, Boyle and
PetruCCi
-cAsvteisi 23s. . Greenfield n ttorfsiO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
y nl.lDs, Sons
TWo OF Them Nolo With
Newark Bears Team

NEWARK. N. J.. June I'll
major league umpires teach their
sons much baseball. the Newark
Bears OF the international League
should know IL.
The Bears today signed Ra,
Pinelli. 21-year-old Notre Dame
University star and the SECOND
umpire's son TO be listed on the
Newark roster.
Pinelli. native OF San Fran
cisco, is the son Of Babe Pinelli
the National League arbiter. Ker
Sears. Nowark's catcher. is the
son OF "Ziggy" Sears, who call!
them in the National also.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

Totals 81 is 81 5 Totals IS 8 II 10
'Batted for Kramer In NTH.
New York obs 600 005-11
ST. Louis l02 O10 030- 7
Runs-sturm. Rolfe Z, Heinrich 2, Di-
Maggie 2, Keller 2, Gordon, Crosetti,
Lueadello 2, Laabs. Gift 2. Terrell. Jud-
mich. Errors-Crosetti, Gomez. Grace.
Runs batted in--Grace, Crosetti, DiMag-
gio. Keller =. Lasbs, Judnich 2, Cullsnbine.
Heinrich, Dickey 2. Sturm (Clft scored
in third and fourth on errors). Two-bsse
hits-Rolfe. Laabs. Keller. Ferrell Heinrich.
Home runs-Keller, Judnich. Sacrifice hit
--Laabs. Double plsys-Crosetu to Gordon
to sturm, DiMaggio TO Rolfe. Bases on
bals-off Muncrief z, off Kramer 2. off
Allen /, off Gomez 2. off Chandler /.
Struck out-By Muncrief 1. by Conner 1,
by Chandler 3. by stanceu q Hits--off
Muncrief in innings tnone out In
third, off Kramer 1 in innings, off
Caster 2 In innings. off Allen 4 In Q
inning tnone out in ninth). off Trotter 2
In / inning, off Conner 4 In Is innings
off Channer'4 in 2-3 innings. OFF stanceu
none In 2 innings. Left on bases-st.
Louis 10, New York g. Winning pitcher
stsnceu. Losing pitcher--Allsn. Umpires-
Grieve. MCGOWAN and Quinn. Time-2:4I.
Attendance-2.3o Ladies' Day $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
B|dnton Stops
BUGS Cold, 70

PHILADELPHIA, June THE
combination OF Cy Blanton',
eight-hit hurting and the Phillies
flawless fielding today enabled
Philadelphia to trim the Pirates
2 to 0. Blanton scattered the
Pirates eight hits so efficiently
that they failed to seriously
threaten.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Tribe Conquers
Md(ks TO Keep
League Lead
International New. s.r,,e. wIr.

CLEVELAND, June z. - The
Cleveland Indians today main.
tanned their two-game American
League lead over the Chicago
White Sox by trouncing the Phila,
delphia Athletics. 60.
Jim Bagby went the distance fol-
the Indians and limited the A.
to four scattered hits, while the
Indians raped three AS pitchers
for Is hits. including Hal Trosky's
fifth home run Of the season.
n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

'Battsd for Fleming in ninth.
Boston OH 900 0ol-4
Chicago 200 003 00x-5
Runs-Fnney Williams Tabor. Hale
Knickerbocker. Kuhel. Lodigiani, Krtevich
Hoag. Runs batted in--LodigiAni a. L.
Newsome, Tabor 2, Hoag. fresh, Smith
Hale. Two-base hits-DiAAggio, Lodigiani
Kuhel. Three base hit-Tabor. Home run
Hale. Sacrifices hit--Pytlak. Bases on
bals-Oh Wilson z; of Smith T. Strike
outs-By Smith 7. Stolen bases-L. New
some. Kreevich, Hoag. Left on bases
Boston 8, Chicago I. Hts-On Wilson
q Ia 67-3 innings. Losing pitcher--wil-
son. Time-2:08, Qn1cial Attendance
3.seSn, umpires-Passarells. Geissl, Bash
s-1s.oingras
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Hann|in Chased
AS Reds Win

NEW YORK, June 7.-UNS)--
The Reds drove Luke Hamlin from
the mound under a six-run barrage
in the eighth inning today to down
the Dodgers, 8-3. In that inning
lombard hit a homer with two
on bases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
BROOKLYN
CINCINNATI

Cincinnati oil 600 060-e
Brooklyn 100 100 1903
RunsLFrey Ripple. F. Mccormick,
Aleno, LOMBARD 2, Gleeson. Joost. Reiser
n. wardell. Errors--Frey, lombard, Reese
n. Lavagetto. Runs batted in-Reiser.
Joost. Ripple, Camill Lombsrdi 3.
Walters 2. Two-base hits-Reiser, Frey.
Walters. Home runs Reiser, Ripple,
lombard Sacrifice hit-Ripple. Double
play--Waiker 10 Camilli. Hits--Off Ham
IN a IN 7. "a '-,>'nss, at Rirnhsn 2 in Ia
Innings Bsssa .eD bsEs- 81, - ycsftevs Z.
out-By Walters o., by Hamlin 2. Passed
ball-Lombsrdi. Left on bases-Cincin-
natl @, Brooklyn 2. Time-l:S. Um-
pires-Jorda, Barr and Sears; Attendance
-i7.037. Winning pitcher-Wsters. Los.
ing pitcher--Hemlin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
CHICAGO
BOSTON

Totals "a AZ Totals 80 z a
sBatted for Lamanna In eighth.
tBatted for Masi In ninth.
Chicago 600 Oh 0i0--b
Boston COL 900 OO0-i
Runs-Gaian z, Novikoff, Mccullough,
Pssseau, l.. Wsner. Error-hillsr. Runs
4. Two-base hits-L. Naner Passeau.
oalsn, Hack. Home un-Mecullough.
Sacrifice hits--Lsiber 2. Bases on balls
out--By Passeau e. by Erickson e. by
Lsmsnna 1. Hits-Of Erickson 3 In Q
innings off Lamsnna / In 2 innings. Left
on bsses--Chicago 7. Boston 7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Cubs Punch
e-- - 'f' frse
= ~ -H .---.' -. +.''...sh. ..s.t e.
Beats Braves

BOSTON, June 7-GNS) -
Clyde McCulloughs eighth inning
homer, which came with two
teammates on base, supplied the
punch that gave the Chicago Cubs
a 5 to l victory over the Boston
Braves today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Book Leading EIevens

ANN ARBOR, June 7.-Notre
Dame. Pitt. Harvard and Penn
will. during the next few years
appear on the Michigan football
schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Joe MedwiCk Alters
His Stance at Plate

BROOKLYN. May 31.-Joe Med
wick has changed his stance at
the plate. He stands closer and
steps toward the ball instead OF
to,pe-.s tht-A Aa~a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
PITTSBURGH
PHILADELPHIA

Totals 81 9 ~ - Totals as 7 AZ 10
'Battsd for Lopez IN eighth.
fBattsd for Lapning in eighth.
tBatted for Handley In eighth.
Pittsburgh 600 900 600
Philadelphia si0 900 0ix-2
Runs - Litwhiler. Marine Error -
Vaughan. Runs batted in--Marnie, May.
rvo-base hits-VauRhsn, Fletcher. Sac
rifice-Blanton. Double plays-Fletcher 70
Vaughan to E1stefpr a. Mamie 10 Ettsn.
ms.n. ~ sSs to p EsssG b' s., 2.
on bslls--off tanning 4, off Blanton 1.
struck out--By Blanton !. By tanning 1.
Hns--off tanning 8 in innings. off
tanning. Umpirss-cO.isn. oosts and
Rsardon. Time-i:50. Attendsnee-3.s o2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
White Sox Nip
Boston by Run
International News Service Wire

CHICAGO, June 7. - Edgar
Smith STAYED off the batting at
tack of the Boston Red Sox today
to enable the Chicago White Sox
to score a 5 TO 4 victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Dearborn Baseball
League


SUNDAYS SCHEDULE
Boys Club Va. Roman A. c. al Fordson
High Field.
Goebel W.. Three Ca st Retreat Fisid
(EasD.
"a l. vs. Scenic At Retreat Field
(WesO.
Winston W. Youngs at Dssoto Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
SUNDAYS SCHEDULES

Melvindals a. Garden City; Inkstsr
Lind. At Dearborn Mer Amazo at
plymouth; Westwood Inn at lnkster Mer. ;
Dearborn VOL. a. Ann Arbor. Big Dog
a. Bellevile: BEDFORD Twp at Romulus
Saline 81 Mars. waltz At Detroit Olympics.
All games ~ r. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

st. Louis today.
Five st. Loui.
hits. including
homer with the
Yanks punched
ninth for five r
losing pitcher, a
| NEW YORK
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Lutheran League
SUNDAYS GAMES
STANDINGS

SUNDAYS GAMES
can sAnne, at $50 o. M
NJ. calvary Va Nj. Zion. Chandler.
Concordia vs. ST. Matthews, clark
salem W. 81. Thomas. Belle Ials No. I
Trinity vs.. Our Saviour, Lodge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
1.-Two Big Innings
Win for Yanks

ST. LOUIS, June Two big
innings in each OF which they
scored five runs pulled the Yanks
through to an III victory over
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
G9 : 1! I );
0I%Lohluodoneu
SPORTS EDITOR

Pacific Coast Serb e
Boosting Dick Bortel
for Job as Manager
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

Barrow Claims lnfield
BriIliance Me e s for
Outstanding Pitching
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
Kotcher Trophy Goes
To SlOss' Kathmar
Dearborn Skipper
Bags Laurels 4th
Time in 7 Years
BY GEORGE Il. VAN

ALGONAC, June Puffy and
squally winds out of the south,
which never dropped below 1S
miles and frequently whipped up
above IS, blew a small feet OF Is
starters across the finish line In
the Old Club regatta here today.
Top honors, for I he second
straight year, went to DaWe Sloss'
46-foot cutter Kathmar. which
beat out Tommy Fishers New
York "32" Apache by 70 seconds
on corrected time.
This gave Sloss the Charles w.
Kotcher Memorial Trophy again.
the fourth time the Dearborn
dandy" carried away the honorx
in the seven years the race has
been held since 1881.
Mishaps Absent
Sloss cleaned up with Alsumar
in 1886 and 1887. In fact. Sloss
always has had a fair share OF
luck in this event. In his first
start as the skipper aboard his
Water Works, he won honors in
the 22-square meter class in 1881.
The 1871 mile race was sailed
on two lakes with a fair wind ali
the way. On the 10h-mile first
leg from the front range leg in
Lake ST. Clair. slightly to the
west OF the steamship channel
across the lake, the feet was
dead before the wind. Often tbs
boats ran the point OF a jibe.
Spinnakers were hard to carry.
No mishaps occurred in the racing-
cruising and cruising classes, but
Challenge. p. c. Darnals six
meter. which beat Gordon Sauns
ders' Noreg. the only other startef
in her class by seven seconds, both
blew off their big kites.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
ZIG 10 HlTTkha
lntercounty League

WHITE DIVISION STANDINGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

s pitchers gave Is
Charlie Keller's
bases loaded. The
six hits in the
'uns off Allen, the
nd Trotter.
Ar ATTIC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08
CHICAGO
BOeTON

Total, % . a. . Totals IS IA a. /
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-08

Totals 81 rs II Totals IS 8 III 10
spattad fnr Kr.msr In af,h
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-01
.Dindn's Estate
To Seven Heirs

Seven nieces and nephews were
named beneficiaries of Michael T
Oman. one of the donors of the
site of the University of Detroit
according to a petition for a spe'
cial executor on file today ir
Probate Court.
Mr.. Oman. who with his broth.
ers built real estate fortune from
the profits of yorktown grocery
died February 20. Judge Joseph A
Murphy granted the petition and
named Joseph A. Hinsberg of 1S20s
Fairfield avenue, special admins.
traitor.
The petition states the following
were named in the will: Mrs. Cath
crime Hinsberg of 1856 Howard
street; William d. Hinsberg oil
1S401 Breton avenue; Mrs. John
Oman O'Donnell of 1888 Muir.
land avenue; James w. Oman oil
2214 Edison avenue; Kathleen
German of 1477 Balmoral road
Isabel Lyons of 1885 Parkside
avenue and Joseph Hinsberg, the
administrator.
No indication was given OF the
size of the estate or the date wher
the will is expected to be filed.