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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-10-25
CHELSEA
PEOPLES BAPTIST

Week Day Services
REVS. VIRGISS HILL. SAMUEL
BULLOCK and RAYMOND t,
REED, Pulpit Committee, in
charge.
CHELSEA, Mass, Oct. 20-The
services at Peoples Baptist
Church will be as follows for
each Sunday, and weekdays:
Sunday Morning Service, 1O:45
AM, Sunday School, 1890 PM
and Evening Service at 7;3a
PM.
Prayer and Praise Service on
every Friday at 7 PM. Choir
Rehearsal, Friday at Bpm. The
Sunday and Weekday Services
at Peoples Baptist Church are
always interesting and filed
with spiritual fervor. Sermons
Of the evangelistic type are al
ways preached by the ministers
in charge. So if it is Evangelis-
tic fervor and real spirituality
that you are looking for, you
should come to the Peoples
Baptist Church in Chelsea on
every Friday evening and sun
day morning and evening you
will never be disappointed. We
shall be very glad to have you
present with US.
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Mrs. Mary Battles, founders of
the church, Sunday the 26th,
has been postponed. Deacon
Jesse L. Taylor is at the City
Hospital, Boston; Mrs. Mary A.
Battles at the Maiden Infrm-
airy; Deacon Stokes is confined
to the home, also Deacon valen-
tine.-The junior missionaries of
Union Baptist and Eastern Ave.
are uniting in a three-act play
to be given Thursday evening,
Oct. 80, at Eastern Ave. Church.
Mrs. Harriet Kelley, president of
Juniors of Union, is coach.-The
Whatsoever Club is planning a
Harvest Supper at the church,
Nov. 6, Mrs. Rosa Carrick and
Mrs. Marie Clark. in charge.
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EVERETT

EVERETT, Mass, Oct. is -
Manuel v, McKenney, son Of
Rev, M. c. McKenney Of Everett,
senior at Suffolk University Law
School, former president of the
community forum, failed for
nomination to the City Council
rom Ward 4 in Everett on pri-
mary day, Oct. 7. He missed the
last nomination by 50 votes. Nc
Kenney polled 29l votes. In
Everett six candidates are nomi-
mated for the Council, three OF
them being elected. Robert
Moss, campaign assistant.
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WEST NEWTON

Here we are again; as a Hood
tide, sweeping through and over
doubts, fears, and lethargy for
our objective. At Mt. Zion: Sun
day, Oct. 20, l0:45 AM. The
subject: watch" 70 NJ, Sun
day school; 6-7.15 PM, B. l..
Hour. Subject. sect It." Ser
mon, 7:3O, Run" Preaching by
Rev. Dennis. Look and listen to
the chime, and visit us as you
travel this highway. Sunday,
Oct. 10, was one of zion's great
days. Rev. R. M. Owens of Peo-
Piles Baptist Church, Boston
with his choir, and many OF his
members, was on hand at 3 PM,
And we'll only hear better sing
ing when we go above; not of
angels, but by triumphant
choirs, having been inspired
with messages such as Rev. Ow-
ems gave on Hold Fast to What
You Have as You Move On; OBJ
tain Your Crown" He will ever
live in the hearts and minds Of
Zion. Rev, Dennis was as proud
as Nehemiah was sad. At the
close OF the evening the ladies
served refreshments. Mr.. Hen
derson Of New York and Mrs,
Mclary were guests of the eve
ming. Mr.. G. Reed, the senior
deacon OF Mt. Zion, has left for
a two weeks visit to his home
in Virginia. Rev. and Mrs. Clay
of Boston were guests at after
,,oNt1 ca1.viea
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The Y P. d, Clubs met al Mrs
n Bookers home. Plans for
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-10-25

ship. The Senior Choir will pre-
sent a Radio Broadcast" with
Mrs. Rebecca Davis, guest pia-
mist.
The Church School will hold
its Halloween Party. Friday
Oct. 81, from 3 to 4,30, in the
vestry. The Varick Christian
Endeavor will sponsor a Halo
we'en party, Friday, Oct. 81, at
$3.50 PM, also in the vestry.
The Pastors Aid Club will
present the Crescendo Chorus.
Mrs. T. Henry Johnson, direc-
tor, Sunday, Nov. IS, at $3.50
PM, at the church.
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SPRINGFIELD
BY Oliver M. Bugs
40 Franklin Street

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct. 81
- The funeral of Mr.. Leander
Key of $685. Union street, was
held Oct. 10 at Byron'S funeral
home. Elder A. w. Clark of Bos-
ton offlciated, assisted by Rev.
Sanderson and Elder James
Dodson of this city. Lloyd Car
roll sang. The bearers were:
Oliver Self, Henry Cottle, Rus
sell Orr and Gabriel Harris.
Burial was in Oak Grove GEM
etery. Benjamin Turner was
chairman of the committee pre-
senting Talent Night" at Beth
Ell A. M. E. Church, recently
A regular meeting of the Star
Circle was held at the home of
Mrs. Francis Pittman of Adams
street. Mrs. Lillian Gum pre-
sided.--The Clover Leaf Quartet.
directed by Rev. Saml H. Bull
lock of Boston gave concert
here at the Third Baptist
Church, Rev. E. D. Caffee, pas
tor. The quartet is on its tour
of Southern states.-Roland Pc
tiers is the new president Of the
B. Y. P. U. at the Third Baptist
Church and invites all young
people interested in current and
religious issues to join them
Sunday evenings at 6 PM. at
the church on William street.
The Harrison Wright Post, AM
erican Legion, held an installa-
ton service in G. A. R. Hall re-
Gently. The indicted officials
were honored by the Hampden
Council. The officers installed
were. Commander, William
Matthews; LIST vice-commander
Isaiah Sinclair; End vice-com-
mander, Raymond Banks; adju-
tant, John w. Crocker; finance
officer, Harvey Ellison; judge
advocate, James H. Nichols; his
torian, Norman Richardson;
auxiliary president, Luna M.
Babcock; senior vice, Charlie
Schiller; junior vice, Ruby Fow-
Ter; secretary, Ida Boswell;
treasurer, Fannie Marcy; chap
lain, Elizabeth Ellison; sergt.-
alarms, Luvinia Matthews; his
torian, Ada Shepherd; executive
board members, Dora Lowe, Lor-
raine Pettijohn and Katie
Woodgett. A large number of
members and friends attended.
Refreshments were served. -
Atty. ]. Clifford clarkson, coun-
Gilman from the fourth ward,
was successful in receiving the
nomination among the three
leading candidates for re-elec-
ton to the same ONCE. Atty
GARRISON will enter his third
term as councilman. He has a
deserving record for services to
his ward and the community
Mrs. stella Ritter Thomas, pres
ident Of, local N. A. A. c. p. and
prominent in civic affairs, did
much TO assist in the campaign
of Mr.. julius Meltzer for the
Mayoralty nomination, Though
he lost, Mr.. Meltzer deserved the
support Of our group and the
younger people.-Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas Gordon, LOG Cotton
street, are being congratulated
on the birth OF a daughter
Hinton Sonny Graham, Jr.,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman
OF Franklin street, william B
Wright OF Boylston street, and
Harold W, Edmonds Of Hancock
street, we're the three Colored
men indicted into the army
service recently.
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Youth Mite were discussed.
Next meeting Tuesday at the
home Of Edwin Reayis. Meetings
every Tuesday at 1880 PM. un-
til further notice.-This column
extends deepest sympathy to
relatives Of the late Mrs. KEEL
logg. Funeral services were sun
day at As Bower street, Medford.
The Mic Macs give costume
party Oct. 81 from 6 to 8 PM.
A prize of 10 cents to the child
with the best Young
people may come to you looking
for weird articles as Y. P. D.
Club gives Seavenger Hunt
Party, Halloween night. The
one securing the whole list first
wins a prize "A Fashion Show
and interesting program is being
given next month by the Lend
A-Hand Club at the church.
Watch this column for details.
A LOOK AT MEDFORD
by Solid Dolon)
How bout datl Here's your
solid boy back after a week off
You know Jackl I was SO busy
getting UP on some time" that
I forgot to sand my news to
Jimmy, I'm back and ready to
go. Barbara and Ruthie seem
to like the Army. Eth, girls?
Margie Green, please read the
sign that says all stay out
Of Medford. Johnnie Brents old
lady or chick was dug with q
cat that didn't even have a 8 in
his name. Gas up that old Ford
and get up On some time, Brent.
- Rudy still says Medford is
tops in his mind. Dolly is becom-
ing quite popular with a certain
cat, but the fact remains, is he
or is he not anywhere, Dolly?-
Stoner doesn't look right since
Laurie left. Tough, old man. Is
it true the Vicente is being given
the run around? I hope he
straightens his would-be boys
out and his choice flower tdan-
delion) See you next week with
more of the news.-sOLID.
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Cambridge
ST. BARTHOLOMEW cHURc

Oh. DAHL t1O4OA1EW - G6OHC
Rev. Kenneth Hughes. Rector.
Church 10 Be ConsecrGted
With renovations and moder-
nization of the new st. Barthol-
omew's Church on Harvard
street, all complete and paid for
the impressive and unique serv-
ice of conservation Of the edi-
flee will take place on Sunday
evening, Nov. Q, at $50. The
Right Rev. Henry Knox Sheriff.,
DID,, Bishop of Massachusetts,
will conduct the service and
preach the sermon. Wardens,
vestrymen and clergy Of the
diocese will be in procession.
The Senior Warden, Louis E,
Pasco, will present the Instru-
ment of Donation to the Bishop
The Rev. Kenneth dep. Hughes.
sim. Rector OF the Parish,
will read the Sentence of Con-
secration and assist the Bishop
in the service, The new editiee
was acquired last winter when
the need for expansion became
pressing. The congregation en-
tered on March 9 last. The
building was formally dedicated
pm May 8. improvements cost
ing $4,000 are completed. The
public is cordially invited to at
tend the service after which a
tour Of the edifice will be con-
Quoted by the vestrymen.
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RUSH A.M.E. ZION CHURCH

RUSH A.M.E. ZION CHURCH. !.
Charles H. Foggie, Minister =.
Rev. Henderson Davis, a grad
uate student at B. U. School Of
Theology. preached an inspiring
sermon on THE Abiding Saw
our Sunday morning. At night
Rev. Foggie preached on Hold
That Linelp The evening serg-
ices are growing in interest and
number.
Next Sunday is Homecoming
and Roll Call Day" The pastor
will preach at the evening wor-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1941-10-25

Acy Williams Of st. Louis, Mo-,
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. George
w. Griffith, 20 Ivy street. who
had not seen him for 80 years
Mrs. Seth Christmas of Mt.
Pleasant street was the guest Of
Mrs. Ernest D. Johnson Of Gra-
ham Court, New York, over the
holiday weekend.
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WOBURN

ST. JOHNS BAPTIST Church.
Rev Roger Williams. Pastor +,
WoBuRN Mass. oct, 20 =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
STANDINGS
EASTERN DIVISION

A three-homer attack by Beau
dry Post featured a day OF heavy
smuggling in the American Legion
League yesterday.
Clarence Chlewinsky, John Po-
voris and Roy Leach each hit
round-trip blows in the early in
ningS of Beaudry's tilt with
Learned, but il took a five-hit.
five-run rally in the eighth inning
10 clinch the game, 1873.
Faust, Eastern Division leader,
fired l9-hit barrage for its Id
victory over Vincent. Carl
Roucher. outfielder, included a
homer in his four blows in six
attempts Ternstedt and Pitten-
ger, leaders in the Western Divi-
sion, likewise produced plenty of
safeticS for their eighth triumph.
Ternstedt walloped Stitt, 1875,
with II base knocks and Pittenger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Battery 5 on
Batting Spree
STANDINGS

Battalion No. ) was in a hitting
mood over the weekend. and as a
result the team IS tied for second
place in the Firemen's Midget
Division.
After walloping Battalion No.
g. 23-6. in a postponed game
Saturday. Battalion continued
to pound the ball and yesterday
subdued Battalion 3 in easy
fashion. 1915. in seven innings.
The two victories left Battalion )
with four triumphs against one
loss.
Battalion No. 10. meanwhile.
continued its hot pace to hang up
its fifth victory in a row. beating
Battalion 6. 100. Mike Dattero
kept his opponents from crossing
the plate in spite of allowing
seven hits. He struck out 10.
Battalion No 80 Dol Is 9
Battalion No 400 O23 x-1O s ?
Poppes smith aud Abrahamson. Poma
.Sr& "A co5asAssAl s.. 1..rsss
Ba,tailsn No. iol 100 600 "a !
szczubeick and Noug Baron and
MehCke
Battalion No - $40 iO4 Polls u 4
Battalion No con QUO po4-4 Z
Wagner and Gonelsere; ludsoh. Mac
Kenzie and Kasprzyk
Battalion No 10 O40 Oi0 O2O-7 - ?
Battalion No. 600 900 600 :
Dattero Maloney. Patuua: Zimmerman
and Corey Gerandt.
Battalion No. II non 900 40 2
Battalion NJ. / 600 40 OF 2
Brooks and Ginsberg simins Hartwig.
Cont and Jarrett
Battalion No. 600 0O2 ZOO :
Battalion No. 100 100 co.'s :
snage and Katz: Radatz and Soma.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
FANS LAST TWO

Vlasic put runners on second and
third with one out in the ninth.
After Harold GrinolS. Hodges third
baseman dropped an easy foul fly
with Pinch Hitter George Oatman
at bat irdlicka bore down and
struck out Oatman and BIit Lacey
10 end the game
VlaSic scored twice in the sec
ond. while Hodges tailed all Of its
runs in the third. Harry Florek :
single 10 center went through Wait
Slera's legs, and F'lorck cireled the
bases Andy JNewlands singled and
then Max C5erpiiowski parked one
IN the bowling green in left for the
final runS Of the game
Lyle Rumph blanked Pepsi-Cola
until the ninth frame IN pitching
Altes 10 its fourth triumph in a
row. Mike Drusbacky was the
batting star Of the game with a
triple. double and single. Bruce
BlaNChard. co-Winner ~ tho most
valuable player award in Glass c
last year. also collected three hits
in his Class A debut with Altes.
AUTO CIIB PARIS
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contender. [ o.
day have fixed
lon their lean
n url e T, Dick
tLaBarre.
l. a 3 a rre is
lturnin 6 in a
terrific season
with the Sparky
IViviano n in e.
but a u Of his
brilliance is dis
played on the
I'm o U n d. II G
hurled for Pit
tenger Post in
II h g American
Legion loop last
year, won nine
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09

Previou sly
|tiedfor the best
record in the
division all
| seven Acme.
NJ c G. u i r e,
~ n d, Walt
w i / ] j a m S,
Arthurs, JAW
Ia and URWA-
c a m c through
with victories
yesterday. Each
has won five
and lost one.
Allowing ( o r
o n @ or I W O
rainy Sundays
and A m a teur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Seven Teams
Near PIdyoff
|Berths in B
STANDINGS
BLUE DIVISION

Although the playoffs in Class
B of the Detroit Baseball Fedora
ton are still eight weeks off. seven
clubs today were reasonably sure
of qualifying berths.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
PFPSI.CoIN

Errors--J Kritch :. MichaeIs 2. Auftin
a-base hits Drusbscky. Blanchard
herk Austin Three base hit Dr,is-
cky. Hts-On Fishhack 9 IN innings
m T. Kritch IN "a inning, of J Kritch
In i-3 inning Struck out By FishhaCk
nv Rumph 4 Bases on halls or Fish
rck 4. OF r. Kritch 4 of Rumph ?. DOu-
% plays Barberi 10 Davis. Drusbacky 20
90 Schenk 20 Ciesielski. Drus-
acAy 90 Blanchard TO Schenk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Lutheran
Ace Bags
Six Hits

Six hits in seven trips TO the
plate by Al Blumenthal Of Salem
featured the Lutheran League play
yesterday Blumenthal collected a
triple and five singles as Salem,
defending champs, swamped St.
Thomas. 300, with Les Blumen-
thai scattering six hits.
NJ Calvary 600 2l0- 600 Z 10
Nj Zion 900 0i0 40x--iO 7 ,
Risks and Starry Schroeder and Franz
Trinity . 600 200 0O2 02---s 3
e-,r s,s;y.o-t - .oei N9ss see 90 ~ >
siuka and Luptsk: La Budde and Wilds.
concorsia 300 oil 03O--s IL 2
st Matthew O20 600 u2O-4
Hempel and Schultz, schhchting; Klops-
'chInski Hsusch, sehmittling and Roberts,
Fischer. i-
Salem 202 t4z sou ~
ST Thomas 600 600 600
L Bumenthai and A. Blumenthal,
Tans Zesler. Jesse and Blsuet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09

With a homer
in the eleventh
inning by Bill
Lang providing
I he n e @ d @ d
pu n C h Paris
v G s [ @ r d a y
downed Aut o
Gu b. S-6, for
its fourth VIC
tory in fiv e
starts.
"A IL q s reJu-
venated lub A..
meanwhile, re-
m a in e q tied
with Paris for
I h q lie a q b Y
humping Pepsi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
HurIer Shows Way
Pitching and Batting of Dick La Barre Checks
= Unbeaten Bradford Club in Class &

1879, Viviano and LaBarre seemed
headed for defeat because of the
air. tight play of Bradford and slim
lpickings from the pitches OF Roy
Stevens. Two were out when
Little Ben SHERMAN got life or
a single, then stole second.
JUST THE SPOT
LaBarre took this occasion &c
end his batting slump. He lifted a
long hit over centerfield which
carried him all the way home with
the winning run. SHERMAN con-
ltributed two nice fielding plays 10
the Viviano cause in the ninth in
ming 10 help keep LaBarre out OF
trouble when the pressure was
down.
Square Deal moved into tie
for the lead with Bradford and
IViyiano by defeating Krims, so
behind George Memcilovich' S
lthree-hit pitching.
Bradford O2I 600 OO0-3 E.
lViviano l0l O02 O0x4
Stevens and Collins Labsrre and Gay
,nor
ndrews OBI 1000 3l0--1s ~
West Side 600 100 III s
Buck and skublsl Psparski. PAYER and
lPrZytulski.
lKrfms 900 600 600 ,
square Miller O2i $50 OO1-s .
Komesinski. Rslsita ana Kazmierski
lMemciovich and Griffiths
llosc0 OBJ 010 OOO-5
Riley 900 200 OOO-2
CriSson and Ceoga; Diugokenski and
'Colpitts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Lang S Homer
Beats Auto
Club in 11th
STANDINGS

Paris Club. looked upon as
something of a dark horse when
the season opened. has developed
into a first class threat in Glass A
of the Detroit Baseball Federation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09

and lost two. but hit only one
extra base blow throughout the
campaign. That was double.
Yesterday, however. he delivered
Ia home run which gave him his
third straight victory Of the sea-
son, 4-3 triumph over Bradford.
II was Bradford's first loss.
Trailing in the seventh inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Lions Take
Sd in Row
STANDINGS

Getting into the firing line in
Class d of the d. B. F. hasn't
numbered Northwest Lions in their
drive for a playoff berth.
With DeSantis as their helpless
victim yesterday, the Lions scored
their third successive victory,
1873. TO remain unbeaten and
safely implanted in the. division
read. Only one other team. Vic
tory, another late entry. has lost
less than two games.
Posselius Post lost a chance 10
gain undisputed possession of Sec
ond place when it fell 10 Victory
SO as Joe Carono, former Cen
trail High hurler. allowed only
four hits 10 win.
Kowaish mo O30 O0i-S s
Tobias 600 iOi OBS
Krzyckip Koniecrny and Kasmierczak
McDugal Doe and Kenney. Schneider
Star Lodge aIO 10 oio-1a 10
Quality 100 0o1 100 Z
wintrsck and ovcen: soma. Gottersor
and Cook.
Falcons 0i0 0nQ Ill II 4
Melvindale 0l3 OOi i0x-6 II z
Kozinsh Msrkiewioz and Wake.
ShirtZ and Turkan
Northwest Lions $50 O02 222-15 n 3
Desantis 0O2 600 DO 10 s
Re,z and Crawford swayne Giovanni
Almany and Costenople Taglions
Posselius 600 600 600
Victory 200 03i O0x--6
Mcsween and Zielecki, Carono and
BFuny
Oakwood 0i0 600 20i-4 10 2
Americans 600 600 300
Silvagni and Sherwood: Smith and Lyle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
.s,c., ~ q. tn,nihs

I0IAf II Z y II = I0THTF Y - "
'Bntted for lee In the ninth
Nfasic 02n 600 0OO--2
Hodges 0o3 000 0ox-3
Ftrors -- Elewichi sierra Cierpilowsbi
Grinos. Sacrifice hits P.onka. Lee. Kara
Home run--C ierpiloVski struck nu' rs
Lee o. ny HrdHcld g. STOLEN bases -Zdro-
dowski Lewis Bases on balls-On Hrdheki
D. Left on bases-Vlasic Hodges 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09

Money player is the tag which
OF Viviano. Class c title
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
To,a, ~ 1872 - Total, g 4 30

two out when winning run scored
. Auto Club 40 eco 000 ~ a
kpsns i02 900 III % IS
Errors GIBBS Niedovlcx baurhin
Pre1ybyck. Moore HorE Sacrifice bits
%ledowicz Brandt TW0-base hits PINK.
DanPhin f.sPoiute Three base hits stew
ens0n. Ebrsnyi iisieckt Home runs
PreEyhycki Lang Hts % Brandt IN :
innings none oui IN eighth. on Talbot 4
IN 2-3 inninrs. struck out BY Brandt {
~ TalnCi 2 b Moore st0lr1 bases
Dsurhin Neidowicz Ianr Bases on. balls
or Brandt 3 or Moore . Double plays
Chsppie 10 Prerybycki Woods 70 Chap
pie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
Slump Ends
For Labor 9
STANDINGS

The victory-starved Metal Pol
ishers nine OF the Labor League
drew It's first blood yesterday with
1872 massacre of Letter Carriers
that was called at the end of six
innings, of play.
-Four triples and four doubles
were included in the 24-hit batting
display. In the third inning, the
winners scored - runs.
Chubby Eddie Minsol, who has
seen his better days as hurler
was the victim Of n 4-3 setback as
Post Office Clerks lost TO Elec-
trical Workers No. So.
. Transfers became the undis-
puted leader of the loop with
l0-4 victory over DSR, .
PCS, office o03 600 O0n-3 2
lBEw 10 IS 400 900 soN-4 II
Ninsol and westeo,t. wesson and Aa-
detse.
lls,i.r rsn,,rs Of 81 j ooo-.2 10
4 - 49, ~ fss'''
T ysss:7 81 So d 5S;'s ss1-s &
'Berchard ana Essao. Tinsstad ana St.
John.
rearster, oOo oo3 osI-lo II 2
nap OOl 600 030- II >
. Ps'ro and Beau; windorf, Msru, La
tud---Hrd okrts
lprW No. II 600 300 o02- SIS 7
DPtV OH 100 50x-ii Il 5
Forti. Orlando. Petty ana sieleoki VIII
iams and DAVIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09


Vlasic in a tight battle, 81.
Lang Is STAR
The speedy Lang was very much
in Auto Clubs hair throughout the
game, which saw Paris come from
behind. Lang scored the tying run
in the ninth when he singled. stole
second and came IN on Jackie
Woods single.
In the eleventh, with Ford
Moore on first and two out, Lang
drove one over the centerfielders
head TO break up the game, his
fourth hit Of the contest. Charlie
oink al Auto Club also bagged
flour hits, while Joe Przybycki
added a homer for the winners.
Fred Hrdlickas clutch pitching
won for him over Eiwood Ace"
Lee as they hooked up in a duel
in the Hodges-Ylasic contest Each
allowed seven hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-09
BatterS Have Day
Legion Pitchers Are Handled Roughly Beaudr.
Collects Three Home Runs

was credited with 13 hits in its
lie victory over Cadillac.
In hurlers' duel, Roose-Vanker
bested Union Labor, Az, although
winner Joe Janosik gave up four
blows 10 three collected by his
mates off loser Norm Faustin.
Ford Post beat Century, 9-S. as
relief hurler Carl Kiniria doubled
home a run, then scored the tying
count in the eighth. He allowed
only two hits in the last four in
nings. Alger combined five singles
and q walk in the eighth for three
runs to chalk up a Ga victory
over Police Post.
Ternstedt 200 o9 tl-i3 - J
stitt 10 600 30
|. Beattie and Richie. Lupsts; Krck and
century 100 i24 OOO-s
Ford l0l 600 03x--e Q
shevsr and Poikey; Kiniria. cordts and
Ninson.
Police O3o 200 O0i-4 5
Aiger 100 400 O3x--s 10 Q
Hude. Roger Rankin and Shell; Wake
and Siefert.
Cadillac 00i 4Of OOO-sIi 2
Pittinger 3O4 100 OOx-ii 10 3
Gales Retz and Koluch; Dommer, Rif'
fenberg and Ridge.
Learned O3O iOi 3OO-s 10 z
Beaudry O13 220 05x-l3 is
Kelly Bohlsnd and Faria; Mele, Cay
rawluk and chlewinsky.
Roose. Vanker 300 600 010--t
Union Labor 600 600 1917
Janosik and Vanicelli; Wurfel and Faus'
tin.
Vincent 600 900 SOL !
Faust lib sol 03x-l4 10
Deiair. ellis and Tesolis, Peyovich
Crane and Buck.