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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-09-11
FIG NEWS

There was a large crowd from
this place which attended the as
ISOLATION Sunday at Silas Creek.
Farmers of this community are
very busy cutting off corn.
Mr.. Roy Osborne who has been
working in Pa. for sometime has
returned home.
A large crowd attended the
young peoples meeting at Fig,
Sunday night.
There will be a decoration at
Rich Hill cemetery the third
Sunday in this month.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1941-09-11

Montreal, N. G. ....
Miss Make Weaver visited her
sister, Mrs. Worth Young, at En-
ory, Va, last week.
Miss Glenna Baldwin will enter
for training at the Abingdon hos
pital, Sept. 16.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
YIRSI GAM

Totals So IL Fl IL To
-Batted for Adams In I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
M Nine Wins
First Big Ten
Title Since Sc

EVANSTON. Ill. May 81
Michigan's baseball team was cele-
brating its first Big Ten title since
1886 today as a result of a 12-4
victory over Northwestern yester-
day to gain a clean sweep of the
two-game series. The victory en-
ables the Wolverines TO wind up
the season with a record of nine
victories and two defeats and an
indisputed claim to the champion
ship.
Cliff Wise hurled thel Maize and
Blue TO victory and masterful
job he did of il as he struck out
five men, walked but two and kept
Northwestern's nine hits well
scattered
Dick Wakefield, whose presence
in the Wolverine lineup attracted
a recent turnout OF major league
scouts (some reports say that ii
ivory hunters witnesse the
series), contributed two sharp sin
giles 10 Michigan's Is hits collected
off two hurlers. Steve Meschuk
and Try Forth. The latter was re-
lieved in the fourth, although all
of Michigan's seven runs at that
stage Of the game were unearned.
The Wolverines got off 10 a run
lead in the second inning on a
single by Bud Chamberlain coupled
with a walk and pair OF infield
errors. Five more runs were scored
i'm the fourth on successive singles
by Holman. Steppon, Chamberlain
and Ruehle. Two walks and an
error contributed TO the big in
ming
Pitcher Irv Forth doubled with
two men on base to account for
two Northwestern runs In the
fourth. The Wildcats counted twice
m the ninth when Madsen tripled
and got home when Sofiak bobbled
the relay from center field. Erd-
litz singled 10 score Perth for the
second run
Score BY innings:
Michigan 020 $40 0l3-n
North~esisrn t'tD geo 0o2- 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
Fidelity
Takes AIger

Those miracle finishes do hap
pen, The champion does come
from behind 10 pass them all IN
the stretch.
Ask any one of the 24,204 per-
sons. largest official attendance IN
the history of the Detroit Race
Track. who saw High Fldeilty'
that 7-year-old son of Insco, come
high-balling from behind 10 win
the eighth running of the Coionel
Alger Memorial Handicap by the
It'd Of his handsome nose.
High Fidelity had one horse
beaten as the leaders turned for
home in the run OF mile and 10
wards Only Mrs. Edward eros
Buckine trailed him. Out in front
were Dixiana Farms Dollar Bay,
which had led from the start; the
Parkwood Stables favored Bar
Fly. down from Canada for this
race: X. G. Mashall's Dancing
Light. Sun Pharos. the California
horse. and the Bomar Stable :
Detroit Bull. And they were run
ming.
To those in the crowd who heard
that the downtown bookmakers
had stopped taking bets on Dollar
Bay. il appeared 10 be question
Of George King keeping the Sweep
All gelding going 10 beat out Bar
Fly and Dancing Light.
d.. xaaUv,'t tho tAna ~ tho
mind OF Roy Jack Flinchum the
little householder from Miamis-
burg. o. He steered High Fidelity
10 the outside. gave him a couple
Of licks, and took out after the
leaders.
High Fidelity caught them one
by one in the run down the
stretch. He drew abreast of Bar
Fly and Dollar Bay 30 yards from
the wire His last powerful lunge
carried him past the finish nose
ahead Of Bar Fly.
Carrying top weight of lis with
Bar Fly he had run the mile and
20 in "a 3-5.
II wasn't until three minutes
later that the finish was official.
for IL took a camera TO decide the
issue TheFkAsaiper.Rollie Shepn
received the Alger trophy from
Mrs, Frederick NJ. Alger Jr., while
High Fidelity's hackers collected
S14 straight in the mutuels. He
was the fifth choice in the field of
seven.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
FIRST GAME

Batted for Rowell In seventh
TBatted for Berries in seventh
1Batted FOR MasIIn eighth ,-----
sbatted for Posedel in eighth.
huns-Rowell. Hassett. Miller Dahleren
4, May, BENJAMIN e. Marty Mueller III,
wniler Errors-Dahlgren. Mast. Ettsn
Lt"nher Crouch. Runs batted in-Lit-
whller z, Mueller ?, Etten. Bragan. RoweIl
hsssett, Dahlgren. p. Wan.r 2. Two-bas.
hlts-Posedel Miller Home run.-Ir.
SniIer. Dahlgren. Stolen base-Bentannin
Sacrifice hit--Crouch Double play-IMusi,
er 70 bragan TO Ettsn. Left on bases
rnlIadeiphia .. Boston 9. Bases on balls
on Iobin 2. of PosedeI 4. OF Sullivan 2
on blanton }. Struck out-By Tobin 4 by
roseoeI l. by Blanton 2. by Crouch 1.
hts-On Blanton . IN Ia inning. (one
out in eighth. OF Crouch 2 In "a In
nings' off Tobin in S Ia innings Zone
out IN SIXTH, on Posedel in / ga in
nlngs' on sullivan o in o inning fpjtched
70 one mani, on Erickson o in / inning
Mlld pitch-Crouch. Winning pitcher
oian'on, Losing pitchsr-Tobin. Um-
OF game-2:Is. e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
State 5 Meters
Meet Kdzoo

LANSING, May 31.-Michigan
States tennis team made ready
today to meet the Kalamazoo Col
lege Hornets. the second Celery
City squad TO appear here in two
days. after defeating Western
lState) Michigan, 6-3, Memorial
Day.
Sophomore Frank Beeman. blond
D's~t r otter won his. e4aNcy.h
straight match for me Spartans in
the No. a position as he polished
off Roland Fend in three sets.
The summary:
SINGLES
Gene Russell (wD defeated Fred Perkins
tMsCD. SO 7-S: Morris Drilling (MSCD
defeated John vandermeiden (W). 50
so; Don Crook tW) defeated Bill Maxwell
tMSC), rs SIS 6-2 Frank Beeman
tMsCl defeated Roland Fend tWD. SIS
rs. so; Floyd Krsuse tMsCl defeated
Dick Spencer tW). so. SO. Bob Harris
(MsCb defeated Bob Deyoe (W), az. rs
DOUBLES
Drilling Maxwell tMsCb defeated Russell
Vandermeiden tWb. as. So a. Perkins
Beeman tMsCD defeated Crook -Fend (W),
80. e-2 Spencer Deyoe (wD defeated
Krause Harris tMsC). 2-6. 81 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
SECOND GAME

Totals 30 2 ~ 10 Totals 20 10 u
'Batied for Branch In ninth.
New York 600 600 600 o
Boston 3o2 $40 00x-l1
Runs Finney williams 2. cronin 2.
Fox, Tabor g. L. Newsome Pytiak Har-
ris 2 Errors-sturm. Heinrich, J DiMag.
gio 3. Gordon. ID. DiMaggio. Runs bstted
ln-Williams. Fox 2. ID. DiMaggio Tabor
2 Pytlsk Finney 2 Two-bsse hits
Finney. Tabor 2. Harms. J. DiMaggio.
Cronln. Home run-Tabor Sacrifice hits
Newsome Fos. Stolen bases ewsone 2.
Pytlak. Harris. Left on bases New York
o. off stancesu 1. off Chandler O. OF
Branch 5 struck out-~By Harms a by
stanceau q by Chandler o. by Branch ..
Hits-on stsnceau In 2 "a innings.
of Chandler IN innings. off Branch
3 ID innings Losing pitcher stan
ceau. Wild pitches ChsnditF- tnp1TrE-
Summers Rue and stewart. Time-7 20.
Attendance-34. 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31

the game. The $4,000 check he
received from the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers gave him a high value of his
ability. Now Roy is working
harder and learning each day. He
always had the natural ability and
now he is using IT,
Roy worked hard all Winter TO
get into shape. He cut off about
is pounds playing handball and
badminton. When the Browns re-
ported TO camp there wasn't a
rookie in the outfit who worked
as hard as Roy did and he shaved
off eight more pounds.
Now I'm down TO 100, my
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
Norris Favored
In Pin Climax

Working on lead Of l25 pins
Joe Norris, captain OF the Stroh
team, champion OF The Detroit
Times All-Star Classic, will be a
heavy favorite when he resumes
the last half of his 60-game home
and home bowling match against
Johnny Petro of Cleveland al the
Palace Recreation here tonight
al $50.
Norris gained his margin in the
first 30 games on Petro's home
drives in Cleveland last weekend
when he averaged 207.9 for 80
games to his rivals 2037.
The pair will roll 10 games
tonight al 9, and two more blocks
Of 10 games each at 3 and 9 p m.
Sunday. A purse OF 1000 will go
10 the winner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
ST. LOUIS
CINCINNATI

Totals - 2 30 II Totals 40 8 80 20
.Batted for Mesner In sixth.
Batted for Nshem In ninth
Iran for Mancuso In Thirteenth
Slated for Hutchinson In Thirteenth.
Cincinnati 0i0 00l 600 600 Ia
st. Louis 600 600 0O2 OOo NJ
Runs-Goodman. r. Mccormick, Aleno
Marion, Triplett. Errors-Joost, Frey
West. Runs batted in-Wsst Aleno r
Mccormick. Triplett. Brown. Two. base
hits-Frey. +. Mccormick 2, Walters
Marion. Hopp. Three-bsse hit-crabtree
Stolen -hases=Hopp.- Double plays
Mesner 10 Brown to Hopp. Marion TO
Lake 10 Hopp. Bases on balls-Off Nahem
0, off Hutchinson /. off Walters T. off
y Riddle q Struck out-By Nahsm q
by Hutchinson ?. ny Walters 4. ~ =
Riddle 5. Hit by pitcher-By Hutchinson
a. Mccormick. Hlts-Off walters in
ID innings off y. Riddle In 4 "a
innings, off Nshem : in innings off
Hutchinson in 4 innings. Left on bases
st Louis 10. Cincinnati s. Winning
pitcher Riddle. Losing pitcher-Huich-
inson. Umpires-Dunn. Msjerkurth and
Stewart. Time Of game-3:e2. Attendance
-25, 632 tpaid).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
.NeWSOml BOOed
Buck Gets Bronx Cheers in I'd Inning as Brownie
Scores; Win Today May Put Tigers in Sd Place

Buck Newsom. yesterday at
Briggs Stadium. for the first time
in a Detroit uniform. heard the
chant of the baseball wolves
TAKE HIM OUT!
The dirge came in the second
inning of the first game of the
double-header with the Browns.
when Grace singled and scored
Berardino.
Then later in the heat, there
was booing when Newsom walked
Judnich and forced home Oster-
mueller with a run.
Corsica. who has won four
games and lost two. will pitch for
the Tigers against the Red Sox
here today. Wagner will hurl for
Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
CULLENBINE'S GOING TO TOWN
Ex-De+roiter Freed by Lands Gets Homer and Sinq|e

best playing weight. I think the
Browns have chance to 20
somewhere this year when we
break our injury jinx and I
want to he an important factor
In their success.
A LEFT-HANDED HOMER
IL have played eight or nine
games at first base this year and
have been In all three outfieId
positions. But I'm perfectly
willing 10 play anywhere Man
ager Haney thinks I can do the
club some good.
while I hit from both sides
Of the plate I have a little better
average batting right handed
than I have from the portside.
think I have a little more
power right handed, too"
Then he went out and hit his
long home run left handed. His
single was right handed so he kept
his average even.
Roy was picked up from the
Detroit sandlots and sent through
the Tiger farm system. He played
with Shreveport, Fort Worth,
Springfield. Beaumont and Toledo
and then spent two years with the
Tigers. He was made a free agent
at the end of the 1889 season.
He married Detroit girl and
has daughter Is months old. He
is one Of the coloney of former
Tigers now with the Browns who
make their home in Detroit. The
others are Chef Labs and Eden
Auker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
Budget Reach
Pro Net Meet Finals

CHICAGO, May Gins
Don Bulge and Fred Perry, the
defending champions. will face
Lester Stoefen of Los Angeles and
Keith Gledhill OF Del Monte, Cal.
tomorrow in the doubles finals at
the fifteenth National Professional
Tennis tournament.
The Budge-Perry combination
yesterday proved too much for
Dick Skeen and John Faunce OF
Los Angeles, whom the champions
defeated in a semifinal, 81, 60,
Ga. Stoefen and Gledhill defeated
Charles WG.yf4-of New York ard
John Nogrady of Dallas. Ga. Ga,
So. in a quarter-final match. and
then downed Lloyd Bulge of Lake
Forest. H., and Berkeley Bell OF
New York, s6-1, 60, 6-3, in the
semifinal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31

COffllflltttu Sf anu IdiNtiiy WIN eiic
stab of a liner off Higgins bat.
AS pinch hitters. both McCosky
and Sullivan, came through yes
terday.
Memorial Day, II will be a
day OF memory for Fred Haney
and his Browns. But, life is like
that, Haney sighed last night.
Hitless in five times up in the
first game, Radcliffe got sore and
whacked out three safeties in the
afterpiece. including a home run.
The Ripper got the homer OIL
Allen.
Cullenbine couldn't pick a better
spot for a home run-Detroit, his
home city.
Looks like York wants those
home run and runs-batted-in
honors held by Greenberg.
Terrell, formerly OF the Sen
ators. in the second game made
his first appearance IN Briggs
Stadium as a st. LOUIS player.
Haney says he knows Of no deal
which will send McQuinn, his fancy
dan first sacker, TO the Yankees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
CHICAGO
PITTSBURGH

Totals 81 7.24 10 Totals 81 10 ~ IL
None out when winning run scored In
ninth.
tBatted for Wilkie IN hfth.
tBatted for Lopez in sixth.
Slated for strincevch in sixth.
Chicago O2O 200 900
Pittsburgh 900 Oo4 OOl-o
Runs-Hack. Leiber Novikon, Passeau.
Handley, Vaughan, Van Rooays, Fletcher
Sewell Frrors-Wilkie. Runs batted in
sturgeon, George, Passeau, Van Robays.
Fletcher. DiMaggio. Bowman, Cuisine.
Two-base hits-Hack, Martin, Handley
Home rIn--Passeau. Bases on balls-Off
out-By Wilkie I. by
Passeau 3, by seweli /. Wild pitch-Wilkie:
Hits-On wnkie in innings. off
strincevich in 1 inning. Left on bases
chicago g. Pittsburgh o. Umpires-Pinelh,
Bailanfant and Barlck. Time al. At
tendance-17, 2e4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
FIRST GAME

Totals 81 81 13 Totals "a 10 ~ 10
- 1tor isaycs- n sfxs.tsf
80 Eatted rfey HsNrieh IN eighth. -ss-
Tran for Ruling in ninth
Slated for Johnson IN ninth
New York 900 100 oos--4
Boston 00i Dol 0Io-3
Runs-Rolfe. J. DiMagsio. Gordon Riz.
zuto. Williams e. Johnson. Errors-J.
DiMaggio. Keller. Tabor. Runs batted in
Einney, Rolfe, Cronin, Tabor. Crosetti. 2.
Iwo-base hits-D. DiMaggo williams
home run-Rolfe. Double plays-sturm
to Crose,ti, Rosar to Crosetti, Gordon 10
Crosettl 10 sturm. Left on bases-New York
I, Boston 5. Bases on balls-Off John
son J.: off Donald ], off Breuer /. Struck
out-By johnson T. by Donald g. by
breuer / Hts-ON Donald q in 7 In
nings, off Breuer in innings. Winning
pltcher-Breuer. Time-2.03 Umpires-
stewart, Summers and Rue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
PITTSBURGH
CHICAGO

Totals IS - q s Totals IS IL ~ IA
'batted for Die,z in seventh
batted for Heintzelman IN eighth.
Tran for Davis In eighth
Chicago ooo ~, 900 ,
T"tsoursh 2l0 COL 100
Runs llessandro. Leiber, Novikoff 2.
arett "a Sturgeon, Lee Handley,
vaughan Van Robays ?. DiMaggio. An
derson. Errors-Leiber. Lee Runs batted
Ivan kooays 2, sewell, Sturgeon 2.
Mccullough. Cavsretta 2 Lee string.r
Fletcher, stewart Davis Two-base hits
vaughan DiMaggio. Fletcher Three base
nlts-Sturgeon. Cavaretta. Sacrifice hit
sewen Bases on bslls-Of SewelI of
oe'L l. Struck out-By sewell l. by Lee
% heIt on oases-chicago s. Pittsburgh 8
Douole plsys-Vaughan 10 Cuisine 10
rletcher: sturgeon 10 Stringer to Caviar
rera Losing pitcher-Sewen Hits-Off
sewell IN innings none out In sixth -.
OH klinger In "a inning. of Dietz o in
10 innings, off Heintzelmsn In ! in
hlns Ompires- Barlick, Pineli and Bal
laniant Time Of game--2i4. Attendance
10000 (estimated).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
BOSTON
PHIIADEIpuIA

Totals 80 SAT Totals 30 5 81 II
'Batted for Hoerst in the fifth
rBatted for Crouch in the seventh
Boston 200 O2O 600
Philadelphia 900 900 100-1
Runs-Cooney Hsssett. Berries, johnson,
Litwhiler. Errors-Rowel Runs batted in
- Hassest. West 2. Rowell. Livingston.
Two-base hlt-Msry Three base hit
Hassett. sacrifce-Miller. Double plays
p Waner to Hsssett. Etten TO Bragsn to
May 10 Livingston. Johnson to Miller to
Hassett. Bragan 10 Mueller TO Etten. Left
on bases Boston T. Philadelphia 5. Bases
on bslls-on Hoerst 3. off johnson }. off
Crouch !. off Bruner 2. Struck out-By
Jqhnsenrs. q. by Bruner 2. by Hoerst 2. by
Crouch y Hits--off Hoers, y m innings.
Off Crouch none IN ? iHnf1ss Losing pa.eh.
er-Roerst. Umpires-Conlan. Goetz and
Reardon. Time-2:O5. Attendance-12 e37.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
CURLEY'S
PICKS AT

ny international New. sery,e.

BELMONT PARK, N. Y, May
3l.-Choices for todays eight
event program here follow:
Little Cottage ii, Bay Dean,
Rhadamanthus.
81 iquelon, Jack Fly, Judfry.
3-Psychistrist. Second Thought,
Magnify.
4-Level Best, Masca, Dark Dis
covery.
5-Button Hole, La Joconde,
Traffic Court.
SKIING Cole, DR.. Whinny Har-
ward Square.
Spanish Duke, Bold and Bad,
Play House.
S-Blazing Heat. Bright Rebel,
Wedding Morn.
Best-King Cole.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
GOLF NOTES

The Fl osner sweepstakes at
Franklin Hills went to Charles
komer, SS-27-61, and L. r. Rob-
inson, 90-23-67. A two-day COM
petition is being held at Bloomfield
9Jnu9 eul JsAo puelx9 slusA7
Hills. while Detroit Golf Clubs
weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31

Totals SO u IL '<of
rTwo out when winning run scored
Season batting average
Team batting average
.Batted for Croucher In eighth.
IRAN for McCoskY in eighth
BAttsd for hCKain 10 seventh.
-fBstteA- f9F -TbamaA- IN Eighth
St LOUIS 22l 200 OOO---5 N q
DETROIT 900 200 O3i-s II o
Runs ba,ted in-Cullennlns Grace Juf-
mich CRUDE Work Higgins 2 hcCosky.
sullivan T~o-hAse hits-McQuinn CRUDE,
l4+aHlch- HixRlnG Home runS--Cuiifnhins
YORK Sacrifice hit--McQuinn Lett IN
hases-St Louis 10 Detroit Double
play RsrAfdino ~ LucAdello - Bases on
balls-On Ostermusiler 8. on Newsorn ;,
OF NeKAin on Benton ] or Auksr !
struck 6ut-By OstArmuelier 8, by Nevsorn
q hy heKain Hrs-OS Newsom IN
2 AZ innings on NckAn In LII IN
hinge OF Os,srnueisr In innings fnons
out IN eighth Passed hall-Ieboetn.
Umpirss-Quinn, Greye and MCGOWAN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
FIRST GAME
Philadelphia
Washington

Lotas 50 IL II III Totals 80 - 81 ~
'Batted for Leonard in sixth.
rbatted for Anderson In ninth.
Philadelphia III oof oo,,
Washington O20 00o ooa
>, kuns-Moses, Mccoy, johnson. Chapman.
Hayes suder, Case, Vernon, MyeF.
fotahi. Errors-McCoy. Cramer Travis
rotshf' Runs batted in-Johnson ?. Nc.
craob 8, Myer. Early. Chapman, Case.
Gramer Two-oase hits-vernon. suder'
Pofahi 2, MeCrabb, Johnson. Three-base
mus myer PofahL Double plays-Travis
10 Myer TO Vernon 2 Left on bsses
Philadelphia 8, Washington 9. Bases ON
pans-on Leonard 2, off McCrabb 1.
OH ANDERSON Struck out--By McCrabb
= oy Leonard 2. -Hits-On Leonard in q
innings OFF Anderson in 3 innings Wild
pltch-Leonard. Pass bali--Earlys Losing
pltcher-Leonard Umpires-H Hubbard. pip
2;O2. Attendance 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31

RrookIvn OoO O2O 222-s
Neu Worry 600 600 600
Runs Herman Reiser Camilla 2.
Walker Lavagetto, Medwick Error
I.ayagetto Runs betted in--Medwick.
oven a Reese Layagetto Reiser Walker.
Two-base hit-Hermsn. Three-oase hits
Medwick Reiser Sacrifice hit-Wyatt
stolen bases-Reese Lavagetto. Double
plays-White head to urges to Young. OFT
10 Young Wyatt to Reese TO Camilli. Her
man 10 Camilh. Herman to Reese to
Camilh Left on bases-Brooklyn Z, New
York T. Bases on bals--On MCGEE =, on
6dam. l. off Brown o, of Wyatt /.
struck out-By MCGEE 2. by Adams o. by
Brown 1. by Wyatt 3. Hits-oh MCGEE
7 IN s2-3 innings, of Adams In ! l-3
innings of Brown In inning Losing
pitcher - MCGEE Wild pitch - Adams.
Time-2:13 Umpires-Sears. Jorda and
Barr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
rHif.aDFIPHIH
WASHINGTON
Totals 40 IA az IS Totals 80 ~ II


Philadelphia 200 oO5 4l2-11
Washington 0Ol 100 600 4
Runs-Brancato Moses q Mccoy 4.
Johnson 2 Siebert 2 Collins g. Hayes
Case Lewis. Travis Early Errors.
Pofahl. Masterson, Zuber. Runs batted In
johnson 2 Kennedy. Myer, Lewis 2,
siebert 4. Hayes 2. Collins, suder Three
oase ht-Early. Home runs--Johnson.
Lewis. Stolen bsses--Johnson. Case, Nc
Coy. Double plays-Myer 10 Pofahl TO
Vernon, Case TO Early. Left on bases
Philadelphia 8. Washington s. Base on
Masterson 1, off Carrasquei 1, off zuber
4 Struck out--By Babich 3. by Zuber 3.
Hts-On Kennedy s In Ia innings off
Masterson ] in no innings. off Carras-
innings. Wild pitches uber-Losing pitcher
Kennedy. 'Umpires-Pipgras, Ormsby, ROM
mel and Hubbard. Time--2:22. Attend
ance-7 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
NEW YORK
BROOKLYN

Totals Sc II rs Totals 81 y u
'Batted for Hamlin in eighth.
Brooklyn 100 900 O0s--s
New York O00 0O2 O0O-2
Runs--Reese q Herman. Reiser. Med
wick. Camelh, Rucker, orengo. Errors
Herman. Ott urges. Runs batted in
Lsvagetto, OFT 2 Reiser, Vosmik 2
Camilll. Two-base hit-Ott. Home run
Comilli Sacrifice hit-Melton. Stolen
bases Reiser. Young Left on bases
Brooklyn 2. New York 4 Bases on balls
on Melton /, off Hamlin none, off Brown
I, off Higbe none. Struck out--By Melton
4 by Hamlin 4. by Brown l, by Higbe /
Hiu-On Hsmlin 3 in innings off
Brown ] In inning. off Higbe / in
inning. Winning pitcher-Brown Wild
pitch-Brown Time-1:53 Umpires-Jor-
dan, Barr and Sears. Attendance-5q 4sT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
DETROIT

'StAgon hatilnE averages
Team season batting averages
Runs batted IN Ferrell 2 EstalellA 2.
McQuinn Gehringer York 4 Radcliff.
Campbell 2. Croucher. Trout. Chft Two
base hits-Gehrnger EstAlellA LAabs
Croucher Radcln Three base nit Mulun
Home runs-York Campbell. Radcliffe.
stolen base Higgins Sacrifices-strange.
Higgins Lucadello Double play--Clft 10
Mcouinn Left on bases, Louis IL. De
tTp,i p .pase on balls of Niggeling 2 off
Newhouser Z Off Thomas ?. off Trout J,
Struck out By. Kramer Z by Aleu r ~
Nevhouser 2 by Thomas Hts-On
Kramer 7 in innings ,none out in third
OF Niggeling 5 in innngs of Allen 3
in 2 innings. of Caster In innng off
Newhouser IN "a innings of Thomas
; in Ia innings pitched % In seventh.
)r Trout In innings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31

NEW HAVEN. Conn, May 81
'QNSt - Mrs. Robert f. Lee,
mother of Franny Lee, captain.
elect of the Harvard football team,
died here following lengthy ill.,
ness. Funeral services will be held
Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
CLEVELAND
CHICAGO
r1,af. ~ 4. n. a.,
a' % 10 Totals 80 10 81

'Batted for Brown In eighth.
sieveland 0O2 600 0Oo-2
chicago 2l0 100 01x-5
huns-Msck Hemsley. Knickerbocker,
Appling. Kuhel, kreevich fresh. Error
Hemsley: Runs batted in-Kuhl 2 HemsIey
2. Appling. fresh. Two-base hlts-Tresh,
Lodigiani, Kuhel Trosky. Three base hit
ketner. Home runs--Kuhel Hemsley
Sacrifice hit-Lee. Stolen bases-Knicker-
DOCKET kreevtch. BaseE on baTis-Off
Brown ]. off Bagby 2. Strike outs--By
Lee =, oy Brown 2, by Bagby !. Hits
orr Bagoy = In 2I.3 innings. orr Brown
. IN "a innings Losing pitcher
bagby. Left on bases-Cleveland 8, Chi
cage I. Double play-Heying to Boudreau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-31
Probable. Pitchers
By International News servi,

TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York AZ Cleveland - Gomez vs.
Milnar
ST. Louis at Chcago-Harris VS.. Halett
Boston a. ID Y T r o T - Wagner vs.
Corsica
Only games scheduled.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis az Cincinnati - Warneke vs.
Wander Nicer
Brooklyn AZ New York-Casey VS.. Hub
bell
Chicago a. Pittsburrh-Root VS. tanning.
Boston a. Philadel phs-salvo VS.. John
son