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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-25
81 MEMBERSHIP
ADDED IN RED
CROSS ROLL CALL
Brings Total Thus Far to Gil
Members and S652.35 in
Money Received-QuOta
Is S1200.O0

Red Cross membership took a big
jump this week with reports from two
sources.
Mrs. Paul B. Naylor, roll call chair
man, reported the addition of forty
two names this week and $45.25 to be
added to the amount of money re-
ceived. All but two listed gave the
usual $1.00 membership, one being
small donation and the other, Francis
Kershner giving $500 to Mrs. VERNE
Smouse, solicitor.
Miss Louise Wicklow, volunteer
worker at Friendsville, reported direct
to The Republican office that she had
secured so members and $4,000. This
amount will be sent to Mrs. Naylor
for credit.
| With the two reports there is an adj
dition Of 90 members and $95.25 in
money, making the totals thus far
Gil members and $652.35 received.
The normal county quota was $500,
but the amount was doubled this year
on account of the emergency.
The following handed their dues to
various workers; C, E. James, ], AL
len DeBerry, Miss Nora Lands, Mrs.
Emily Kildow, Mrs. Prentice DcBer-
ry and Mrs. Clarence Spear
Mrs. Ray Teets added three to her
list of 61-Mrs. Carl Brown, Mrs.
Leah King and the Oakland Sales
Company.
Mrs. Eugene Harpold, Kitzmiller,
added the name of Miss Agnes Luers
to her list.
Mrs. D. R. limbaugh, solicitor for
Deer Park, handed in list of thirty
one names from Deer Park and Alta
mont-Mrs Anna Clatterbuck, Mrs.
Harry Thrasher, Mrs. Carl Lohr, Mrs.
Fred Gates, D. R. limbaugh, Lam
bert Thrasher, Charles Haines, Lester
Rodeheaver, Woman's Society of
| Christian Service, Miss Emma Pend
ergast, Bethlehem school, Woodmen
Circle, June Grove No. So; Mrs. Nora
Smith, John Nazelrod, Clark Rode
HEAVIER, Mrs. Robert Thrasher, Mrs.
A. L. Lee, Mrs. ]. C. Lashorn, Mrs.
Nan Calderwood, Mrs. Clarence Roll
man, James Junkins, Jr., Mrs. George
Comp, Miss Gertrude Comp, George
Comp, Mrs. Earl George, Mrs. P j.
Garrett, Mrs. E. E. Sollars, Miss
Laura Flanagan, D. R. limbaugh,
O. J. Harvey, Bruce Lohr.
The Friendsville list included the
following members Mrs. Earl
Guard, R. E. Guard, W. ]. Glenn,
Clarence Wicklow, Mrs. Claudine M.
Friend, Samuel Friend, Ernest Selby,
Mrs. A. E. Fox, Mrs. Effie Chisholm,
Mrs. Helen Evans, Norval Speelman,
Mrs. Beuna Vista Welch, G. o. Ross,
James Ross, H. A. Skidmore, B. F.
Schroyer, Rev. R. L. Greynolds, A. R.
Custer, John Holman, Miss Helen
Miller.
Mrs. Q. A. Murphy, Foster 0.
Speicher, John Capel, Raymond Nc
CulIough, Mrs. R. O. Mccullough,
George Mccullough, DR.. H, F. Glover,
Dl. R. D. Brown, Mrs. R. D. Brown,
Aldworth Brown, H. J. Black, Tunis
Pryor, C. W. Schroyer, Mrs. Theodore
Wheeler.
A. F. Neil, C. G. Mason, Russell
Glover, Alvin Sines, Randall Friend,
Lawrence Selby, Fred HENDERSON,
Gordon Hileman, Russell Fike,
Charles Frazee, Mrs. Anna Lish,
Wayne Hook, Oliver Schroyer, Hus-
ton Friend George N. Savage.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-25
To RecIassify Draft Registrars

Draft registrsnts placed in class
III because they are twenty eight
years old or over will be reclassified
Immediately, state selective service
headquarters announced. Men over IS
without dependents will be called for
training.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-25

Joe J. Davis, forester at the
Meadow Mountain CCC camp, has OBJ
tanned months leave Of absence and
will leave shortly for an intensive
course in BOY Scouting at Schiff's
Reservation at MendhRm, New Jersey,
leading toward possible arroint-
l1est as 3 socut executive.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-25
Paper Out Early
Again Next Week

Just as this issue Of The Re-
publican was published one day
early on account of Christmas
so next weeks paper will be
published one day early because
Of the observance Of New Years
Day.
Therefore all advertisers and
correspondents arc urged to
send IN their material one day
earlier than usual to insure
publication.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-25

Edwin Darby went TO Washington,
p. c., on Tuesday to be present at the
wedding Of Laurence paxon, H., che
cer@nSony to ohc1r pGay.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-25
ST. MATTHEW'S EPISCOPAL
PARISH

Rev. Arthur d. Jones. Rector
December "a. 500 P NJ. Christmas
service for the Church School.
HOO P. M. Midnight Christmas
service. Everyone welcome.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-12-25
ST. MARKS EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. A. B. Learner. d. D., Paste

Rev. A. B. Learner. D. D., Pastor
Sunday, December %.
$3.50 a. M, the Church Sunday
school, with classes for all ages.
10:45 a. M, The Service of the
church, with special music
700 p. m. The Young Peoples
meeting.
Christmas Eve
Candle Light and Carol Service at
HOO o'clock P. NJ. Special music by
the choir and solo, 90 Holy Night, 7"
by Charles l.. Briner, Jr. Rev. A. K.
Jones will conduct the service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Sam S 9 Ties
For B Lead
Copyright by ps,ron Tines. Az RIGHTS reserved

Sans Club, probably the best
hitting team in Class B Of the De-
troit Baseball Federation, today
held part of a four-way tie for
first place in the Red Division.
Sans pounded out 1912 tri-
urnpf1 yesterday EHoltZmanl IN
a postponed game, its eighth vic
tory in 10 starts this season. 10
tie with Arthurs. Acme and Grey
hound. The defending champions
had excellent twirling. from the
veteran Vaughn Waddell, who held
Hoffman TO six hits and struck
out Is.
A feature OF the contest was
the fact that Sans outfelderS
went throughout the game with
out scoring a putout.
In another Class b game. Has
sett easily downed HE A. c. 9-33.
with Frank Mekules, Michigan
State hurler, tanning 20 10 get the
decision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
KovdIeski Loses
To Seeded Rival

HAVERF0RD. Pa. July 10
Fred kovalcSki. Hamtramck, was
eliminated by Jim Evert, Chicago.
in the third round of the National
interScholastic tennis tournament,
Cd. rs. al Merton Cricket Club.
KovaleSki. who Wednesday de-
feated a pair OF rivals despite an
injured right palm, was unable 10
cope with his Second-Seeded rival
in the first set. but made valiant
comeback in the second. Trailing
at 4-3 he put on pressure 10 win
two straight games and gain the
lead
The Michigan youngSter played
with his bandaged right hand en-
caSed IN a leather glove lie Suf-
fered the cut on an automobile
door Monday
Victor SelXaS.- first seeded star
from Philadelphia. advanced 10 the
quarter final with a straight set
triumph over Joe Pickering.
Youngstown. O.. 81. Cd.
liamtramck'S exit from the
tournament was completed when
Wally Preston, teamed with Harry
Witczak, went Gown 10 defeat at
the hands Of Frank Whaley and
Gordon Best OF Corpus Christi
tTcXas) by a score Of 30, Cd, 6-3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
5O-Ldp Race Rdined
Out, Set Thursday

The heavy downpour forced the
postponement of the 50-lap mid
season midget auto race classic
booked for last night al
the Motor City Speedway. The
race will be staged next Thursday
evening. July II. in addition to the
regular 20-lap feature competition.
Bidding for honorS in the 50-lap
classic will be the II pilots who
have topped the list of point win
ners for the first half Of the sea-
son. This star-laden contingent is
paced by Duane Carter who has
brought his racer home in front
seven times during the present
campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Match
String Hits AZ
Leads PEA Parade
Topping Hagen's
Mark by 7

DENVER, Colo, July With
a record Of AZ winning matches
already under his now-eXpanding
belt. Gene Sarazen. the veteran
campaigner, was still in there
pitching today IN me quarterfinals
.of the tWcntY-fourth national p.
g. a. championship at Cherry Hills
course.
So were Byron Nelson, the de-
Tending champion, Samuel Jack
son Snead. little Ben Hogan, Denny
Shute. Lloyd MangTum. Vic GheZzi
and Jimmy Hines But, without
exception. they were learning their
golfing ABCS when the Brook
field Squire Mas marching 10 his
first professional title and. for the
moment at least, stoCky Gene has
the stage.
Firing a grand 6S for the first
llS holes, three under par on the
I93-26-1tf layout Gene led yeSter-
days parade through the third
lround with a Q and Z triumph in
a scheduled 36-hele- match with
Bruce Coltart. and the old master
lnow holds a mark that exceeds
Waiter -Iiagea's string by no less
than seven. II was gained over a
span Of competition in 20 previous
pro tournaments and three matches
lin the CurroDf classic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
HERMAN TALKS BIG

Herman. very quiet since Jose
phine II, the PetzoldS' other boat,
laid such a large egg in the recent
Mills race when she was beaten by
most Of the smaller craft, appar.
emily had forgotten that venture
with what he called a suicide
crew"
He is now talking big about Jose
phine III.
Were going TO hlitZ the race.
We've got a lot of new racing
tactics. We've imported the fast
est go-fast helmsman in the
southern ocean races, Robbie
Robinson Of the ST. Petersburg
(FIa.) Yacht Club. Don't forget
us. 1 think the boys are going to
get surprise" said Herman
with his usual pontifical reti-
cence.
Other members Of the crew sail
ing with Skipper Petzold besides
son Herman are son Tom Petzold,
Bob Rahley. Dave Wright. Bill
Clark. Bernie Clark, Miles O'Brien,
John Detwiler and Alex Winters.
Its a good outfit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

ton had run out Of the range Of
the photo finish camera. The fans
beloved their heads off and the
next day third camera was
installed 10 cover the Sam HouS-
ton zone" on the track.
Yesterday, Sam Houston came
out again TO gallop through the
mud in the Dorothy Gish Purse.
The fans made him the favorite
and again he Scampered along out
in front like a winner. But when
he got 10 the stretch turn. with a
comfortable lead, he started drift
ing out again despite Sammy
Luces efforts TO keep him straight.
The result was that he lost hall
a dozens lengths running at n tan
gent down the stretch and wound
up loser by neck 10 Flying Gift.
the ISL shot ridden by Johnny
.Oros
Sammy Houston not only drew
Continued on Page 19l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Scouts
To Honor
Briggs .Jr.

Walter O. Briggs Jr.. vice presi-
dent of the Detroit Baseball Club,
will be presented with a plaque in
recognition of his leadership in
clean sports. preceding today'S
game al Briggs Stadium.
The plaque will be presented by
Detroit Boy Scouts under the di-
rection Of Walter p. McKenna, a
of the Scout executive
staff.
About 5000 Scouts will attend
the game today. The Scouts will
also be guests of the baseball club
management at games Monday
and Wednesday of next week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
McKechnie Wasn't at Fault

Strangely McKechnie criticized Tor Bob Fellers
pitching Dominic DMaggos single that scored Brothe Joe
happenings that favored the American
Leaguers.
And McKechnie probably was to blame when Eddie Miller
tossed the ball little mperectly Billy Herman for
force play second and then Herman in haste not to be
knocked by Cecil Travis the paths made bad throw
to first and Joe DiAiaggo safe.
If the National had made that double play in the
ninth inning McKechne would have been hero and Williams
would have been just who drove in with two
Dagger that should have been caught.
! McKeehne STAYS No l managers list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Z Young Par-Busters
Lead Way in State Meet
Dick Dayne Gets
Ace to Earn
Medal at 90
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

CHARLEVOIX. July 11.-Seven
par. busters. all smooth swinging
golfers still i'm their twenties.
stood Out as the GA qualifiers in
the State Amateur tournament
charged into today's first round
of match play
Heading this lineup is Dick
Dayne. p, tall and slender. from
Glen Oaks OF the Detroit District.
In capturing medal honors in yes
terdayS qualifying round with a
90. three under par. he provided
an added thrill by sinking his four
iron tee shot on the lS0-yard sew
entecnth
The Glen Oaks star. an employe
in the engineering department OF
an aircraft firm, thereby proved
an ace can overhead kaessi-
edge. This was the first time ne
ever played this course. lie didn' I
arrive until carly yesterday morn
Ing after driving most of the
night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
OFFSETS BOGEY

Dayne'S hole-in-one protected
him against a DOGGY 5 on the
eighteenth and enabled him TO beat
out the six other par busters by a
stroke.
To show how the picture is con-
Stantiy changing in this tourna-
ment and new and younger play
ers are crowding 10 the front,
probably only the name Of Bill!
Barclay OF these 70 shooters will
register with most followers OF
golf in this state. Sew
eral Of the others have qualified
before. but never won more than
a match or TWO. Certainly they
never attracted as much attention
as this time.
Two are II years old Sammy
KocslS- member OF Detroit's most
famous Golfing family. and Joe
Watson. a Michigan State stu
dent. who wasn't eligible for the
Spartan golf team
Then there's Don O'Neil, a for
mer Ann ArbOr High School boy.
now p. and a member Of the Tu-
lane University tea. re wIii=rns
tnr-the air service next week
Completing this group are Bob
Continued on Page I9l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Dizzy Recalls Tebbe+t's influence

of the yarns Dizzy Dean spun in Detroit during the
siege concerned Birdie Tebbetts Dean who when mere
he other day about go into radio broadcastng In 81
pointers by Frankie Frsch VINO
spent years announcing in Boston.
telling about day in Boston Tebbetts-
came 70 hat and was fooled pretty badly ball." Dean
explained. takn' and he said: Tebbets
lust missed strike twOhe doesn't look like much OF
hitter The said ne had stack Of letters two
feet high kinds Of for beittlng great
catcher II Tebbets from around New England
and is practically a home boy in Boston.
following afternoon when Birdie came up III
that brings Tebbetts folks and want
the best looking catchers
ever saw and looks a hitter Frank said next day he
had even bigger pile of mail telling him what great an
he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

first class games. Now II they can add
the Red Sox to their list, they will have
a pretty respectable lineup. They always
play the Senator'S. Too much, 1t might
be added, since Washington won every
game played against the Tigers in the
Spring training.
With the Yankees at st. Petersburg
and the Red Sox al Sarasota, the Tigers
see a compact circuit in which the games
are attractive and the trips short. Be
sides the Senators; who train at Orlando,
eams that probably will be rescheduled
Include the st. Louis Cardinals, who,
like the Yankees, drill at 81. Petersburg,
the Brooklyn Dodgers and the Cincin-
natl Reds.
incidentally, the Tigers do not plan
10 recall Freddie Hutchinson or Virgil
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

Ing Slightly damaged by lightning.
The big ship was struck while
tied 10 the Detroit Boat Club dock
Herman Petzold. son Of the skip
per. said the bolt hit the main
shroudS Of the boat but left them
unchanged, The lightning. how
ever, entered the hull and emerged
IN the galley
A few broken shelves and ter
rified paid hand were the only
damage. Oscar Ankor was standing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Frant 10 Referee
Leonard TendIer Bout

Bernie Frant. Detroit sports
man who has intermingled boxing
in his curriculum Of sports and has
done some rcferceing. has been
nominated as the third man in
The ring FOR the Lew Tender
Benny Leonard boxing exhibition
10 feature Mondays wrestling
show in the Arena Bowl.
p II is expected that both Leonard
and Tender will select their sec
onds sometime later TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

Whether the persuasive powers of charming Walter
Briggs accumulation of Detroit hosptaties that caused
him to wilt il is reported of Edward G.. Barrow
A-Sar game that the Yankees will be on
Tigers exhibition in Floroda this Spring
only that promises with the Boston
Red Sox and Washington Senator's which, the future will
Grapefruit League competition All of which peases
Zeer and Del Baker well Mr. Briggs because
Tigers getting of playing the teams
n the South all Spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
HighIigh+s
In Sports
BY International News service

BY International News service
Joe DiMaggio seeks to extend
his consecutive game hitting
streak to 50 games after coming
through last night against the
Browns in game curtailed TO
five innings by rain.
Eighth victory in the Spring
Lake invitation tennis champion
ships seen ahead for frankie
Parker.
Gene Sarazen. playing with
the same skill he showed 20
years ago. enters quarter-finals
of National PEA golf tourney at
Denver.
Mrs. Grace .ComiSkcy. preSi-
dent of the Chicago White SoX,
says she will back suspended
manager Jimmy Dykes TO the
limit.
John Fitzgerald. ST MaryS
College pitcher, set a world rec
ord in first try with a cricket
bat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
u HOOdOO' Horse
Sam Houston, 2-Year-Old Gelding, Disrupts Calm
of Detroit Track Officials
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Sam Houston. the chestnut geld
ing which carries the colors of j.
u. Burnstein of Detroit at the
Detroit Race track. is only 3
year-old. but already has become
a "hoo-doo horse"
He has brought gray hairs 10
officials and cost fans buckets of
money because OF his habit Of
drifting out in the stretch. His
latest feat is bringing a chorus Of
boocS 10 Actress Dorothy GiSh.
The son of Chicstraw brought a
5-year-old collection Of gray hair
in five minutes 10 stewards and
officials on June II, when he led
the field by four lengths turning
for home and then came down the
outside rail 10 wind up in a dead
heat with First Draftee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Western Michigan
Earns Rating

Western Michigan College won
its rating of best college baseball
team in the Middle West" by beat
ing the best. In its long string of
consecutive victories this year the
teams of Michigan, Notre Dame,
Northwestern and Ohio State were
listed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11


With the second guessers working
overtime on after-the.g game superior gen.
eralship one of the sour notes as an
aftermath Of the All.Star spectacle Is a
tendency in some quarters 10 make Bill
one of the goats, as If the
able pilot of the Cincinnati Reds hadnt
already established himself as one Of the
managers in the history Of
ma jor league baseball.
These second guessers say:
1-McKechnie should have yanked
Claude Passeau in the ninth with Ted
Williams coming up.
2-McKechnie should have walked
Williams (even by so doing he would
put the winning run on second base).
4 not have had Pete Reiser in center field
Id have had Mel OFT in left field and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Fight Results

~ NorWa1K C0nn--fzzv- fauuazzo-- f5f7
Baltimore Md. decisioned frankie Velez,
147 New York (iO1.
At New York; Joe Fohtana 100. New
York. defeated Henry Hook. i2s. Indian
apOlis 50. Frankie Conn 1873, New York,
outpointed Matt Perfetti. 100. Amsterdam,
y. Y. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
u. SO. to Get $4,000

With the total receipts $4,000 they the United
Service Organizations when paid will receive
something like $4,000 out of the AStar which is not
haynot All of which is good 1t was
fine the of the gentlemen who major league
baseball All in ALL the AStar game the perfectly staged
baseball showhanks the Walter o. Briggs touchand set
high standard for Chicago Brooklyn match whichever
gets the prize next July
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
NO MACkINAC FOR LES

Over at the Detroit Yacht Club
an old Mackinac sailor was busy
getting his ship stores aboard
but he wasn't going 10 race.
II was Les NevinS who sailed in
13 of the Lake Huron trips.
"No Mackinac race for me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Horses to Watch
nv LEW WALTER

At Detroit Shirley r, Transview Ma
nahcub Lawyersvile
At Empire city CatoCfin Lad PARADE
loid Freeland's Lad Rallotant
Al suffolk Downs Totin Home. Tyrone.
Crimson Tide. Mixer
A. Arlington Park Sight Glow, Be
Blue, Valdina Orphan, sun Lover.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Losing Cubs Draw
Better Than Sox

Chicago White Sox with VIM
ming team have been averaging
about $500 paid admissions daily
at home. The Cubs, with a losing
team, have averaged over 10000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
lots of axes

Eddie Arcaro. winning jockey in
the Derby and Preakness, has been
earning on the average Of $4,000
for the last four years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
PefZOId Boat Hit
Mackinoc Racer Is Damaged by Freak Lightning
Bolt; Sailor Loses His Hat
BY GEORGE r.. VAN

Josephine William "Skp-in galley and the lightning
Pezolds yaw little white sailor hat off
Macnac
composure middle Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

Trucks Buffalo this despite the act the Deuo
farmhands pitching brilliantly for the International League
club. Tiger management is said to have mace such d
promise Now second place and bathing
top with Newark To date tins season hutchinson
has games and lost only 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
He Won't Make Same Mistake

going remember those things and when Teb
belts play the Browns I'm going to tel
amy listeners what great player Birdie is lie might even
haVa atiyeS andfri endSd ou
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
COULDN'T PROVE 1T

Officials called the dead heat.
but could not prove it 10 the fans
with a picture because Sam Hous-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

NI
Sarazen had his match in the
bag at the halfway mark as he
went 10 lunch with Z up lead
and the rest was Just formality,
To get this one-sided lead, Sara
|zen'S putter was bliStering hot = as
he one-putted six greens, ramming
down a 25-footer on the sixteenth
green and one from - feet on the
seventeenth.
In turning back Guldahl. the
1888 National Open king. for the
second straight time, Nelson held
a commanding lead throughout for
a a and 3 victory. Last year f1e
stopped big Ralph in the semi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
STOPS GULDAHL

While Sarazen was routing the
AbscCOn, y. j.. SHOEMAKER, Nelson
readily stopped Ralph Guldahl.
|Snead staged a great comeback
and Mangrum and Hogan survived
the two highest matches of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11

McKechnie should not have had Pete Reser in center he
4-McKechnie should have had Mel OFT in left field a
Terry Moore in center field
And McKechnie should have done this and done that
PooeY. PooeY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Probable Pitchers

nv International News Service
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York AZ ST. Louis--Russo ". Gale
house
washington AZ Chicago-Leonsfd vs..
Dietrich
Boston at DETROIT Grove vs. NEW.
som
Three games scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago ~ Roston-French vs. Tobin.
Cincinnati At Brooklyn Walters vs.
Wyatt
trvo games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE
mes behind leader.

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 5f4 1-Rigney and fresh.
Washington Z 2-tChase. Carrasquel
ca and Early.
Cleveland Z 10 i-Feier and Desaus
tells .
Philadelphia 2 dean. tFerrick Cd
and Hayes.
New York 3 i-Gomez and Dicksy
game called end
OF NTH. rainl,
ST. Louis o S ! Niggsling and Fer.
Boston az DETROIT. postponed (rain).
ToDAYs CANES
Boston AZ DETROIT.
Washington AZ Chicago
New York Al 81. Louis.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-11
Tioers, See Short Trips in South

With the abandonment Of long exhibition schedules on the
nohwad aun the breaking Of camp and added week
training Lakeland the Tigers anxious TO add more