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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
RY ELMER 0. WAExER (Vjmleea Pvess Financial Ealleel

New York, June @ .~ CUpl -- The stock market advanced Co new highs since early Aprl today with the heaviest since November iA on outbreak oe hosltllltles between Germany end Russia.
 Initial blocks ranged upward Co T5O0 shares in United states Steel ee 90 up 2 S-e. All groups partcl. pated in the upturn, wtth greatest activity In seeels, rails and oils,
 Some profle-taklng developed late CT but ie wNs easily absorbed and around noon the market was hold ing just under the days best lev. els. Volume qUleted from the Initial pace.
 Many stocks made new highs for the year and longer, including American Gar 0 Foundry, AnAoonde, Armour Preferred, Climax Molyb- denUm, Continental 0il, Deere 6s O., Johns Manville, Kennecott,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
DI FOGGIA AUXILIARY
 IN ANNUAL OUTING

Music, refresments and various contests featured the annual out ing of the Prov. di FOggia auxiliary at Bradley orchard yesterday. The program, which began early in the afternoon, continued until II o'clock in the evening.
 Members of the committee in charge of the affair were: Chair man, Mrs. Antoinette Augelli: CO., chairman, Dora D'Alonges: presl- dent, Mrs. Josephine Bozzito: sec retary, Concetta Lago: cashier. Epolda Azzaretto: and Mary De- COsmo, Concetta Malaria. Joseph inc Mandino, Nancy Carozza. Jo- SC phine Ciancullo. Mary Torra, Fe- iicia Milone. Celia Perreila. Anna Carullo, Fannie Cesario. Lucy Mon- gelluzzo, Sannita Ricci, Marietta Pirro and Filomena Bernardi. Mfr. Ficci is representative.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
GENE TUNNEY IS
 LOSING TEMPER
Another Brush With Traf. fic Law Results in His
 Being Fined

Darien. Conn, June 2S.-(UP)- IT ner Heavyweight Champion Gene Tunney was involved today in another brlsh with the law, and the point at ieEue was whether the trafIlc light was red or yellow when his car paSged 6 street intersection last night.
 Tunney, now 6 Iieutenant-coni- mander in the navy, was arrested by Of1icer Robert Cochran, who de- clared the former champion and Shakespearean csi1olar bucked red light. Turney irssigted 1t was yei- low.
 Cochran took him to headquarterf where an argument ersued with Deek Sergeant George Evans, who entered his name on the blOtter and called for e25 bail bond until hiz case was called July 1o.
 You're just like some judge olii of Gilbert and Guliivan." accused Tunney featedly. reaching for the telephone on Evans desk.
 Evans colored and retrieved the phone.
 Put down that phone. Mfr. Tun. ney." he snapped. '.The pay station is over there"
 Tunney fiGhed in his pockets foI a nickle. A bystander. sensing hi d1fiiculty. offered him a coin afle Tunney called the Woodway Coun- try club. A waiter finally arrivet with 425 for his release. | LAgt November Tunney was ir Stamford p0lice court where he pait a fine Of SIS and costs Of e fol failing to report the killing of 1 valuable dog. Tn 1888 he was ar. rested at WOodbnry for violating tni rules Of the road, made an iEssi' Of the case and finally paid . q fine.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
Additional Society Dessert Bridge Held
 AtLake Quassapaus

Mrs. Thom B. Corby of Prospect street entertained Saturday after- noon with Q dessert bridge at her cottage at Lake Quassapaug.
 Her guests included: Mrs. Clifford Prescott, Mrs. Charles Ainslee Ciauss, Miss Frances M. Kane, Mrs. Adolph w. English, Mrs. Perry Y. White. Mrs. Wendell Gross, Mrs. 0. Arthur DuBois, Mrs. Leslie w. Young, Mrs. William P. Wertheimer, Mrs. Joseph Daske, Mrs. stephen J. Metualfe.
 Mls. Maurice Hubbard, Jr, Mrs. Leonard II. Weyana, Mrs, George Lasky, Mrs. Frank A. Bowes, Miss Margaret M. Downey, Mrs. Edward Wall, Mrs. Edward r. Leonard Mrs. William J. Moriarty and Mrs F.sU. Anderson. i ', {, 8 a Eg9
 High scores were made by Mrs. Hubbard. Mrs. White, Mrs. Ander- son, Mrs. Gross and Mrs. Weyand.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
For Defensei

Mayor Vincent A. ecuily will describe the defense preparations made in Waterbury while ap. bearing aS Q guest speaker on the weekly state defense council program, to be broadcast over Q state network Wednesday night at T:46. Both local stations will carry the broadcast.
 Robert c. Dcming, field repre-. sentative of the council, will also speak. Mayor Eculiy and MT. Deming will be introduced by Col. Samuel Fisher of Litchfield, chairman Of the defense council.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
"Under Guard"

4 damned night deposit vault at the Colonial Trust Company was under guard yesterday by two spec ciai patroImen. Motor Patrolman Raymond Grady was assigned to keep vigil from ii 8. m. to 9 ?. m. Patroiman Prank Romano took over on the night duty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
..nOssYp GILLIs MUST WAIT

Newburyport, Mass, June 2S-- (UP)--Sentencing of former Mayor Andrew J. (Bossy) Gillis, of New buryport, convicted of criminal li- bel last Monday, was postponed by Superior Judge Felix Forte today rntil the end of bribery trial at which he now is presiding.
 Gillis allegedly committed the H. bel as the publisher of the Liber- ator, c weekly newspaper.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
Hearing

Patrolman Michael Hartnett Ap. pcarcd before the police commit tee on men and discipline Satur- day morning on charges of making insulting remarks to Colonel F. Eeery Hayes chauffeur about the Hayes family. The committee re. served it's decision in the case un- til the next meeting of the police commissioners,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
Hospital Bulletins

IvOF Y. Bk0gg, Of tt4 Dwight street, New BFitslBI received tFeat- ment st s. MaFy's hospital esri. sunday morning fFOfn injuries suf- feFed when he waS attacked by a stranger outside z tavern tn the East End. Tine victim complained inst the asseilant, in . struggle, "folled" him Of @14, keys Co his car and SeVefaf personal cards. SkOgg was taken tO the hospital by Motor PatF0lmen Alfred Over. ton sna Walter OgFisek.
 Alfred Pepin, 42. Of g WaAs- worth street, Hartford, was treat- ed ct the Waterbury hospital yes- terAay afternoon for IaeeFati0nS Of the face sustained when he was involved in . slight accident at Mount TObe alFpeFt in Plymouth.
 Pepin . licensed pilet, was ins jureA when his plane made . rough landing, he told hospital Of- fiCiais. Slight damage was done to the plane.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
ELECTRIC BOAT
 EMRLOYE KILLED

New London. Conn, June 23 - CUP)-Arthur Thomas, an employe of the Electric Boat Co. was crushed to death today when an automobile in which he was riding crasited into . traller-truck loaded with fish.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
Spotlighting Brass CityNews
Shares Estate

Charles g. Edgar, sales super. visor Of the scoviii Mfg. O., and 6 resident of Park road, Middle. bury, has been bequeathed one- half the residue of the estate of his father, Dr, J, Clifton Edgar.
 An appraisal filed in New York city Friday, for transfer tax pur. poses, placed an evaluation Of e416,1e4 upon the estate. Specific bequests tota1led 10,260.
 pr. Edgar, who died ct his home in Greenwich on April 2, 1899, was renowned as aT1 obgtetrician,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23

trailer as it overturned. Three oth- ers in the car with him escaped injury.
 The driver and helper on the truck were taken to hospital. SO dazed that police were unable to sssn 1a 4AneA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
Chafinl Mmkrna

ChatteA M0EegaSe Frank McEieFnan to the Cygnet Savings Bank Co.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
RulliIlrag Permit

Mrs. Theresa L0mbardi to erect . one-famlly dwelling Oh Warner Street, Ss,Soo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-06-23
LATE REALTY NOTES
Warranty Deed

Waterbury Pure Ice O., Inc., to Fred Chernega, property Orange st.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Junior A. A. L. Track Results

stewart southern California A. A. 6 feet
sa inches, second. Adam Berry. Texas.
Is feet s inches third, Henry Coumau
UNATTACHED. Tt5r - 1uChts
3 600. meter walk Won by Joseph Med
gFesi New YORK a c. second. Albert
Cicefune. Prudential a A. third. Arthur
- Hail. staten Island Harrers. Time,
"a 81 ..
5000 mrter run-Non by Frank DiNon'
Grand street Boys Club, New York GUS
~empsr, Michigan Normal. Time. i6:O0.l.
2G0.rreter hurdles FINAL won by William
Cuuuiius unattached Charles HAD, Michi-
gan Normal second JACK Mayer. unat-
tschel third. Time Psi.
20O-fnttcr dash--Fnal won by Edward
Crferidre, New York Pioneer club. Hsl
Sinclair Southern California second; Al
fred 4 Haas. University Of New Hsmp-
shifs third. 7 me 2i.5.
400 meter hurdles Flnal won by Arky
Irwin Louisiana state. John DiCsrlo,
Penn A. z second Clarence Doak. Savier
COLLEGE New Crleans third Time So
k00-metef nun FINAL wen BY Lester ~.
sernart Ohr state WiWiaw ttide. Okla
hruis second Donald l. Durham New
l0ra e. third Time SO
1aVeiIr throw Won ~ Seyn0re Cohen.
Harrfhlfg A. 2oi feet 1914 inches
Ralph White West Point 200 feet
second Edmurd sfyrns University of New
Hampshire 1875 feet third
~ nn0-fntsr run Juniors and seniors run.
Ming together. seniors won By Lou Greg.
ory MHrpss A A.. Theodore Volmer
OLYMPIC Cuh second Emo Pentti New
York a c. ihff Time - minutes II
seconds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

Detroit may or may not be the
scene Of the next title defense by
Joe Louis in September, but wher-
ever the fight is held you can be
certain that the Brown Bomber
will be meeting the first legiti-
mate heavyweight challenger TO
his crown.
Lou Nova is the man, a 200
FOUNDER who packs terrific
wallop. And he's earned his way
to the title shot by betting out
young Pat Comiskey and Make
Baer after a comeback from
deaths door. That was the blood
infection that weakened him for
his fight with Tony Galento two
years ago.
But Lou is thoroughly recov-
cred from that affliction. AZ
least, he must be in pretty fair
condition 10 make the statements
he does. He has to have some
thing TO back them UP.
you've got to he mean and
cruel and pitiless TO be good
fighter. There aren't any really
good guys In the fight game.
At heart, Conn's mean guy.
So il Louis, though Joe Is also
n fine sport"
And what about Nova himself?
well, I am, too. I've cor
nered men and beaten them
bloody and dizzy, and the only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
In the Cinches :: BY cI9otO" Helper
NOVA JUST A MEAN GUY AT HEART

velter who campaigned around
here. is rematched with Milt Aron,
Monday night. at Chicago's Man.
gold Gardens. Sammy scored
quite an upset when he decisioned
Aron two weeks ago for his six
teenth consecutive victory.
Harvey Dubs, the Windsor Spit
fire, will make his next appear
ance in the same Chicago spot
July ID. He'll meet Billy Mar
quart, who decisioned Baby Face
Breeze in the semiwindup OF the
previous Secreet-Aron meeting.
Dubs was to have fought in
Windsor July 9, but a blood in
lection has prompted his physi-
clan 10 opder a layoff. Incident
ally, plans for that Windsor show
are still in the nebulous stage.
Highlight Of the coming week
is Tuesday nights rematch Of
welterweight champion Fritzie
Civic and AL BUNNY" Davis, the
soldier boy who was disqualified
for life because of his foul tactics
in their previous meeting. The
show is TO take place at the Polo
Grounds, New York.
Young Kid Mccoy Detroit S
challenger for the welter crown,
will fight Cal Cagni. stablemate of
AL Nettlow, in one Of the prelimi-
.naries on the card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Louis Aides Take so Per Cent

In Herbert O. Fritz Criser the University OF Michigan
got worthy the Ann Arbors beloved Fielding h.
Hurry up naming of Crisler should have been
no surprise practically agreed when Crser came
TO Michigan three years ago Incidentally Crsers football
teams those three years 10 lost but
tied which something better than Just fair you are
asking Mulin replaced Hank Greenberg is hitting
the 800 mark Hanks best mark 34S was IN 1880
Roxborough and Julian Blackburn take for their end
Louis earnings after scked OIL
nearly $2000000 since he won the
heavyweight championship But the champion VIII not die
broke S250000 which will start paying
him off three years hence Incidentally Louis plans TO build
bowling center with 40 alleys in Detroit.
Bill Crouch the Detroit sandlos got break
when the Philes the Cardinals He may cut in
World melon this Fall And Joe Sullivan once
of Tigers when the Boston Braves dded him
o the Pirates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Two Marks Fall
In Jr. AAU Meet
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page)
feet = inch and the hop, step and
lump with AZ feet 3 inches.
Others who won titles and their
marks were.
Pole vault Dick Maroon. New
Hampshire University. ID feet {
inches.
Shot put 49, Herbert Michaels,
Olympic Club. San Francisco.
400-mefer run Ernest Marshall.
Fort Valley Ca Teachers as
seconds.
3.OO0-meter Stceplechasc 49, Bill
DAILY, Detroit, 1904.
Discus Ed Beetem. Penn. l5l
feet lQl4- IncheS----
200-meter daSh-Ed Greenidge
New York. 2l.5 seconds.
SOO-metcr run--Lou EiSenStat
Ohio State. 1:53
400-mctcr hurdles Arky Erwin
Xavier College, New Orleans, 81
seconds.
5.0O0-metcr run Frank Dixon
New York, 1861.
Javelin - Seymour Cohen, Har
risburg Pa, 20l feet 10ia inches
One of the stunning upsetS o.
the day was the failure of Phi
Leibowitz of Idaho University Il
place better than fifth in The
metric mile.
Nobody seemed TO know the Er
nest Marshall who won the 400
meters running in the colors OF an
obscure Georgia college, but /
was no surprise TO those who re
mcmbered MIN as great school
boy star at Schenectady, ~. Y
Most OF the races produced pilot.
finishes and the times were re
markable in view of the torri'
heat conditions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

Pole vault First. a. z Morcom I'M.
-erYfy 81 New Hampshfrf. 90 feet
fuches; second Wliara Shaeffer. unai
isched. New Jersey. III feei ho"afd DuIT'
Ohio Uniyersry u feet . inches
ls-pound shot put Herbert Michaels,
olympic Ciub. San Francisco. Cal, 81
feet Tx inches. SECOND Reynolds COL
Nns Tulane University. ~ feet e inch
thtrd. Angelo sisti. Boston q. A. ~
feet q inchss.
.sOO-meter ruu-First Edward Cuip.
Xavier College. New orleans second. The
odore Nshrich. unsttachsf ~ -, kohef'
McCarrol Boston a a. Tine. 1898 ].
new Natlolsi Junior record.
iOO-nstsr dash final-Flrst peyt1n Jor-
dan Southern California a A. second.
James ORenly Southern California a a,
fhird. Herr Douglas % XAVIER College
New Orleans. Time. .los.
ffo-meter hurcies-Won By Wmam
cunnins. unattached: second. Charles HAD.
Michigan Normal. third. John BieWuenef.
Southern California A A. Tmt if3
Ooo-mster ,eeplechass-Wo BY VIII
Ham DAILY. Detroit Polics second. Edward
Nargsn. Penn a. C. third. Anthony Passa-
rslii. unattached. Time ? 80
Running broad tump--W0r ny Ciarencs
.scond. Ru,ler v Avery PORTER H'-a
s. hooi. p feet ~ inches third Dallas
DuPre unattached Is feet ~ inches
ulscus throw Won b. Edward Beetem
Tenn a c. ISL fee l0is inches second
e. Heckeri Horn. washington 4 A. t45
feet ia inches, third. Daniel BonhAm
eis.ornsouyr Teachers. lfo feet o.. inches
Running hgh jump-Won b. Wluam
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

they proved by winning their way
10 the final round of play in the
Legion tourney. The only differ
ence between them is the shade of
their hair and three inches, which
the winner and still champion
spots TO her sister rival.
More consistent play gave Rita
the victory. Her handicap in size
caused her to be more cautious
and she erred less frequently than
Renetta, and she made up for her
lack of power with ability to cover
court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Pirates Lose.
81, 10 Cubs

CHICAGO. juno IS. 49, Pitcher
Max Butcher contributed TO his
own downfall today as the Chicago
Cubs eked out a 3 to 2 victory
over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
The Pirates were leading. 2 to I,
in the eighth when Lou Stringer
opened with a single. Butcher took
Phil Cavarretta's sacrifice attempt
and threw wildly TO second.
Stringer going 10 third. After Bill
Nicholson was passed purposely.
Stringer scored the tying run op
Dominic Dallessandro' long fly.
Cavarretta scored the winning run
when Babe Dahlgren forced Mich
oil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Indians Again
Lose Lead

CLEVELAND. June %. - Chi
cago today knocked Cleveland out
of the lead in the American League
race when they beat the Indians,
6 to 4, while the Yankees were de-
feating Philadelphia, 7 10 4.
Don Holloway, White Sox sec
ond baseman, played an all-impor-
tant part in his teams triumph.
He blasted out two home runs,
scored four runs and stole four
bases. He gave the days heroics
a spectacular climax in the ninth
inning when he stole second, third
and home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

swung club He's the young Tommy Sheehan
early Of the National Amateur at Mamaroneck
Regel halls Glendale CAL but East to school at
Hobart and Lafayette Winged Foot New York DISTRICT has
watering system its farways.
grow grass like the farmers do Greens Chair
Chambers naturally and without artificial culture
that is why turf is tough and ressts light
sell peanuts and popcorn to weekend
River boats Now he could buy bag
excursion boats he wanted bag of excursion boats
Night racing caught Roosevelt Raceway Long
Island The bettor bets SIS night as against
Dickson American from Natchez
promoona heights Paris and London offered
Mike Uline $4,000 for Uine Stadium Washington
for boxing purposes Dickson could he that much
year New York apartment He married that kind Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Delivers Hard Shots

On occasionsfi particularly in
the last two sets, Renetta delivered
the hardest shots, but they wern't
enough TO throw off Rita's domi-
nance. Last year. in the finals OF
the Hamtramck junior novice tour
ney, Rita scored 60, CD victory
over her taller sisteh.
In the opening rounds of play in
HE Public Parks championships at
Waterworks, Max Gurman. seeded
No. /, advanced the third round
via bye and 60, 6-3 triumph
over George Angel. Earlier in the
day. Angel topped Chester kusk-
owski. 6-1, 6-1.
Allen Tolmich, who was picked
off a tennis court several years
ago by his track coach at Wayne
University, David Holmes. re-
turned TO the nets and scored a
first-round victory over Gus Luck,
6-2, 6-1. Most seeded stars were
inactive and will play for the first
time today. Women's singles play
is also scheduled to begin today.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
John Katalenic defeated Pat Adkins. SIS
6-3, O. Leo Gould defeated DICK Ss sfaa,sd
Webb Smith, ST.. go so; Wally Preston
Ksi Hansen. 6-4. 81 John Cnapin
defeated Nathan Isreal. SO. so; Ted VOL
czynski defeated Bob Hoffman, 6.4, o-z
Harry Witczak defeated Teddy kurklerck,
al. 81; Arthur Brooks defeated Dale
Kinney. e-4. 80, 81: Jim Ryan defeated
Bm Henig. 2.6, Sc. so: Darrell Buhlman
defeated Fred Leydig, 81. ST., So; Paul
White defeated S. II. Jacobson, SO, 81
|Roszak defeated Joe Krug. o-3, o. hslph
Rudy fernando defeated william Chudy.
fl3-l1. az: Bodgan Baynert defeated Ray
Peltier s-3. Ga, Joe staff defeated Joe
Chudy, 60. SO. Frank Beeman defeated
Peter Czerniak. 40. go; Allen Tolmich
defeated Gus Luck. So 6-1; FRANK SKIER
Leon Blackwell defeated Al Blumenield
ell so; Irving Levine defeated Frank
IZaba 81 ga: Leo Levine debated Leon
Ptksa. so. rs; Harold Russell defeated
Paul Booth. so. so: Hayden Brown De
Iieated Bill Coleman. az. 6-3 Geotse An
sell defeated Chester Kuskowski. 81. al;
Peter Nunez defeated Ed Graci, SO. 20
Is.2 Elmer Miller defeated Tony Zam1oe
Is ga. 7-5 Harold McAllster defeated
Don Deiss, SO. 81 6-3: Leo Haoel 1e.
feated Bill Karanpich. GO. rs, SO; BIZ
Moritz defeated Verne Feltig. CD. SO; Bob
-SasswSkI1- h-n--sA2
Joe Furton defeated Art schaffer. 81, 90 :
Norman Morris defeated Williamshrleh.
so so: Bill Mnhem defeated kenneth
Nief 90. SO: Paul White defeatde Ieo
Merry So, SO; Frank sirwaltiS deteateu
Henry Chudy, ga, 60. Hildner Broker de-
lfeated Joe Mike. "a. 90: Rothchild Van
Ruren defeated Bin wilder. 90 60. Max
lCurman defeated Angel, so. 6-3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
CRISLER WORTHY SUCCESSOR TO YOST

Paul One Time Dizzy Trout full Pledged Tiger start
pitcher with collection Of honoraby earned victories Sunday
celebrates his twentysxh birthday He was born IN sand
cut Ind, which town called Terre Haue The granite
for Lou Geg be dedicated July A. will be third
memorial in Yankee Stadium The others for Miller Huggns
Colonel Rupert The Gehrg memorial is duplicate OF
the Higgins which stands in front OF the center
agpole Some there will be for Babe Ruth In the
House Jack Built Dick Wakefield. young Tiger rookie
University Michigan bats ehanded and strictly q
pull he ought do well in that short right field in
Briggs Stadium
Richie Fontaine lightweight whose contract owned by
Abbott and Costello comics halls from Mssoua Mont
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Ramos, Rubi Oppose
In Arena Feature

Kayo Ramos, the punching wfes-
tier from the Argentines. will be
put TO the test after winning
eight straight matches, in one of
two featured bouts, Monday. He
meets Bert Rubi. In the other
headlined bout Betty LaBushey
and ZoSzka Burska, a pair OF
women wrestlers. clash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Ike Beats Mike for Legion Tennis Tit
Braves Ruin
.Dodger Streak
With Rally

BOSTON. June 28. - Boston
snapped Brooklyn's winning streak
today at six games in a row when
the Braves rallied for a pair of
runs in the sixth inning and beat
the Dodgers. 3 TO 2.
A homer in the fourth by Harry
Lavagetto gave the Dodgers 81
edge. but a circuit clout by Car
veil Rowell following Max Vests
double iced the game for the
Braves in the sixth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
BrOWn { glove.
PHILADELPHIA

'Batted for Blanton ia seventh.
Philadelphia 600 600 u20 oOi--3
New York OOi 100 coo Ooo--2
Runs--MArnie. Litwhiler. Hughes, Ruoker.
Young Error--Jurgex. Runs bstted in
banning Wittig Marty 2. BenjAuin. Two
base hlts-Rucker, banning Litwhiisr.
Sacrifice hits--BenJamin, Lfwhiler. Stolen
bAse-Rucksr Double plays - Hale 20
JurEss 20 Young. BArtsn TO Hale 10 YOUNG.
RiEzo 90 Benjamin. Left on bases Phiia-
delphia L. New York n Hits - orr
Blantn ; In innings off Hughes IN
innings off WrtiE In Innings tpitched
10 hatters In eighth. or Brown In
innings Bases on hAlE-Off Wittg 3 OF
Brown 3 off BlAnton q off Hughes !.
struck out by Wittig s. hy Brown &. ~
Blanton q BY Hughes q Winning pitcher
Hughes LOSING pitcher-Brown Jim
pires-Dunn. AaEeTkurth and stsWart
Tme--3.i2 Atiendance-f.S $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29

girls tie n n / S
tourney Satur-
d ay afternoon
at Waterworks
Park. 60, 4-6,
-6. TO retain
her position as
boss in the Oni-
shuk family Of
Hamtramck.
Rita and Rem
G [ TIA Onishuk
are 16-year-old
twins and two
o { he b es [
young feminine
racquet = WELD
ers in the De-
tTOit area - as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
Pitcher Scores
WINNING Run

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The
Philadelphia Phils pushed Pitcher
Tom Hughes across the plate in
the twelfth inning today and beat
New York. 3D..
The Phillies triumphed in the
twelfth when Hughes walked.
went 10 second on Lithwilers
single. advanced 10 third on en-
infield out and scored on Ben
iamin's bounding single of
Browns glove.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-29
BROOKLYN
BOSTON

Totals - - II Totals 90 n II
'Batted for Higbe In seventh.
fBatted for Brown In ninth.
Iran for Franks In ninth.
BROOKLYN 600 400 n00.=7
Boston 100 002 O01-1
Runs-Reiser LAvagetto, sist, West,
Rowell. Error-Walker Runs batted in
Hassett. Rowel z. Layagetto 2 Two-bAss
hits-ReiEer. Rowell. West Home runs
Lavagetto, Rowel. Sacrifice hn--Has-
sett. Stolen base-Reiser. Double play
Hassett 20 Wietelmann. Hits-On Higbs
7 In innings off Brown In 2 innings.
Left on bases-Brooklyn 8. Bostoh O.
Bases on baiis--On Erickson 2, off Brown
3. Struck out--By Erickson 4. by Brown
1. Losing pitcher-Higbe. Umpires-Pi-
neifi. Baiianfant and Bartick. fime-2:0t-
AttendAnce-2 366.