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Evening star., 1941-03-31

ago we wrote ABOUT some new beauty
items, cream and a lotion, to be
exact, which were 80 per cent milk
and the rest vegetable oils. The
products are excellent and women
responded to news of them, but we
believe that a great part of the re-
sponse was aided by the sight of
these articles put up in snowy white
jars and bottles sprinkled with deli
cate sprays of rosebuds. They're
as lovely to look at as they are good
to use, which is why it's nice to
hear of another new item which
has been added to the line.
This time it's bath foam product
which comes in a dainty jar of the
type we described. 1t also comes
with long spoon to which a spray
of flowers is tied-this spoon to be
used for dumping the powder into
the bath water to produce lux
urious, lasting blanket of bubbles.
We've used number of these
bubble-bath things in liquid and in
powder form, but we must say that
this is one of the best. It smells
wonderful-and makes you want ts
spend hours in the tub of foam,
instead of just a few moments.
You'll find it not too expensive,
either, for the jar is quite large
and you need only a few spoonfuls
to a tub. There are now three items
in this line-all very good and so
beautiful!
Co-ordinating makeup is no
trouble at all these days, what with
all the cosmetic firms doing the
ensembling job for you. Almost
every line can tell you in a flash
just which rouge goes with what
lipstick and powder and advise you
about the proper nail enamel as
well. One of the most complete
Jobs of matching to come to our
attention is being done with cos
metics that include lipstick, face
Evening star., 1941-03-31
Parsley for Biscuits

Chopped parsley is gay accessory
to the biscuit topping for fish dishes.
The added flavor is excellent with
sea foods, and the tiny sprigs OF
green give pleasing color effect.
Add one tablespoon of chopped
parsley for each cup of -four in a
standard biscuit recipe. It's the
latest style in biscuit toppings, and
in biscuits served solo" with
spring meals.
Evening star., 1941-03-31

measurements 30, "a, 36, 80, 40, a
and A. Size 16 (34 requires 2%
wards of 35-inch material and 6
yards of trimming. Sew chart
included.
Have you seen our new Spring
Fashion Book? Send IS cents for
it right this minute! You'll find
more than 100 new fashions in
it, including the smartest and best
for all sizes from l to Sc Sports
clothes. home clothes. afternoon
and dress-up styles, all easy to make.
Detailed sew chart with each pattern,
Evening star., 1941-03-31
They Are Often Unwanted
In Old Age Because of
Careless Manners
Lax Ways Have Bad Influence
On Young Child Who Is Being
Taught Approved Actions
By Dorothy Dix

yolng-whch Is
that wish dds few
they
old people repuve about because they
dSnfected laundry
old whom the milk
problem
of the heart breaking riddles the
unhappy old and much
they how seldom does and
cultivate
make them attractive in their 7os and 8os How look at
and
watch
my
old people making themselves desirable if they
Evening star., 1941-03-31
Dear KAY and Alden:

Would you please tell me what
girl should say to a boy when he
gives her a pin which he wants
her to wear? Should she just thank
him, or should she refuse it the first
time and wait until he asks her
again, to make sure he really wants
her to have it? NAOMI C.
Maybe we're just childishly
simple, but we definitely dislike
phony gestures such as refusing
gift the first time just to be sure
the giver really wants you to have
it. If you doubt the boys sincerity
in offering you his pin, you shouldn't
even consider accepting it. If you
are sure you want to accept it, how
ever, why be coy about it?
We can't give you any pat phrase
which will fit this situation. If
you are happy to have the pin, tell
him so, as sincerely as possible. If
you have any doubt about it, don't
take it. Your acceptance or rejec-
ton of the pin, of course, will
depend a great deal on what mean
Evening star., 1941-03-31
People Must Begin Early Prepare Themselves for the Coming Years
Don't Dash Out to the Car
To Greet Arriving Beau;
Let Him Come to Door
Unnecessary to Say a Routine
Thank You After Each Date
With Steady Boy Friend
By Kay CaId,ceH and Alden Harrison

By Kay CaIdceH and Alden Harrison
and Alden: .
the porch when date arrives in car should
to the wait him 1n2
o GLADYS.
to OF get to feet.
the porch him. But don't let
like bump log while you fall over your feet In
your earg dash to his side
would
combinations inviting party
However customary pair of you can invite group OF
with about the matching up"
Columnsts:
would girl should thank fellow for taking her
she on thanking when to
a routine? Jonlh
whether she actually thanks girl should certainly
Evening star., 1941-03-31
Carrot CocOnut Salad

8 cups shredded carrots.
Lemon juice and sugar.
n cup chopped walnuts.
! cup grated coconut.
Sprinkle carrots with a little
lemon juice and sugar. Combine
ingredients. This salad does not
need a dressing. (Serves g.
Evening star., 1941-03-31
For Extra Guests

Almost any room in the house
can be made to serve as an emer-
gency sleeping chamber by the ad-
dition of double duty sofas, love
seats or studio couches which
quickly open into single or double
beds.
Evening star., 1941-03-31
Delightful Dish

Meat loaf baked in a ring mold
makes a delightful dish when the
center is filled with small. buttered
onions, and glazed carrots are
placed around the outside. Very
pretty!
Evening star., 1941-03-31
Our Quest for Beauty
Dainty Cosmetics Have an Appeal
For Women of All Ages, Types
Bp Helen T0ef

efficiency and sreance there to be something
enderl dainty feminine
quite beautifully cosmetic item
and
suddenly frily helpless coouette.
Somehow that For example weeks
Evening star., 1941-03-31

express ncT appreciation hllu plcn-S
ure after every date-and that ap-
plies whether the arrangement has
been going on for one year or six.
Frankly, it sounds to us as though
you were just a little bored with
your steady" We bet he'd vince
at that phrase lust seems to be
routine" If that's the present state
of your affections, we think you
both need a little stimulating con-
tact with other fellows and girls.
Boredom is bad medicine for ro-
nance!
Dear Miss Caldwell and
Mr.. Harrison:
am 20, and though I've been to
many parties, I've never asked a
girl to go out with me. Now I find
myself deeply attracted to q girl
I've known for many years. I'm
unemployed right now, but could
manage to dig up few dollars each
week.
Under the circumstances. do you
think it would be right for me to
ask her to go out with me? I'm
afraid I couldn't be very lavish, and
I'm sure she could get other fellows
who could do a better job of enter
tanning her, and perhaps be good
marriage prospects as well. would
be grateful if you would advise me.
M. S.
We're afraid you're inclined to
leap from one extreme to the other.
M. S.-from no dates at all to
thoughts of being an immediate
marriage prospect.
We would approve your hesitancy
to ask the girl to go with you If
you expected her to devote herself
exclusively to you, accepting no
other dates. But there's no reason
in the world why you shouldn't take
her out when your finances permit,
as long as she feels perfectly free TO
90 out with other fellows as we'll.
There will be plenty Of time later
for YOU to ask her TO go steady"
provided you have a job and you
both feel that such an exclusive
advancement would be desirable.
Meanwhile, why not enjoy each
others company on a no-commit-
mentS basis?
Evening star., 1941-03-31

In this day of girl-asks-boy
parties, our Asking for a Date"
leaf1et is big help to maids and
men alike. Get your copy by
sending 5 cents tstamps or coin)
to Kay Caldwell and Alden Har-
rison, in care of this newspaper.
Evening star., 1941-03-31

ing, II any, is attached TO its trans
fer from his manly vest to your
frilly frock.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
Two Y. H. S. Boys
in State Finals

Ipsilantl High Schools tennis
team qualified only two boys for
the State Glass r Tournament
scheduled for June and IN Ann
Arbor. but by the looks Of the way
in which they steam-rollcred the
Regional opposition. this pair.
Ellis Freatman and l.. p. Harmon.
appear TO be more than Just mild
threats in the State tourney. Both
played singles during the past sea.
son and were on the short end
OF the score very few times, hut
with the Regional tournament they
paired up again to renew the team
that moved down the opposition
last year.
The title winning effort Of the
pair brought the Ypsilanti team
total up to five points but this
was only good enough to win run
ner-up honors as Adrian's repre-
sentatives hung up total of six
to become the Regional champions
Hillsdale placed third with three
points.
Becker and Bogante. OF Adrian
were Harmon and Freatman's op-
ponents in the final doubles match
but the local pair had very little
difficulty in defeating them. From
the start OF the match they were
far superior and easily won in
straight sets so. 81.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
Wolverines Viii
be Here Tuesday

Michigan's title bound Wolver-
ines invade Briggs Field Tuesday
for a return baseball game with
Michigan Normal, The Hurons
bowed to their neighbors, SO, in the
first meeting.
Ray Dennis, the big highlander,
will pitch for Normal-if his arm
feels all right. Otherwise. Coach
Ray Sites may use two or three
hurlers.
IL Mickey StCddard or Cliff Wise
opens on the mound for Michigan,
Sites will keep Roy Renton at
second base. Al Hutchins at third
and and Andy Newlands in center.
field.
II Neil Muir or Mase Gould, both
southpaws. should start for the
Wolverines, Johnny Shada will be
submitted at second, Joe Grady
at third and Sig Gretzner in cen.
ter.
Michigan tops the Western Con.
ference standings at present with
eight victories and two defeats.
Good pitching and good hitting
the latter by such stalwarts as
Dick Wakefield and George Harms
are keeping the Wolverines up
there.
Tuesdays game begins at p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26

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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
Rural Events

TODAY
Sheldon
Washtenaw County Brotherhood
will meet in Sheldon Church in eve.
ming. W.S.C.S. to serve dinner.
MAY 27
Milan
Woman's Club Past Presidents
Day. Mrs. Preston Slosson. Ann Ar
Dor, will speak. Luncheon at 1880 in
hotel.
Cherry Hill
Canton Community Club will
meet at home of George Gill.
Salem
p. 7. A. will honor graduates of
Salem Union School at banquet
In Federated Church dining room.
Stony Greek
Fourth Quarterly Conference will
be held in Stony Creek for Willis
and Stony Greek charges.
MAY 20
London
Last quarterly conference for
London, Oakville and Monreville
churches will be held at the Mi
Ian Methodist Church in the eve
ming
Mrs. Irene Valley. Detroit. will
give school OF instruction for
Rose Temple.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
Normal College Golfers Upset
by Grand Rapids, Play Wayne

Upset by the University of Grand
Rapids Saturday, Michigan Nor
mails golf team will attempt to halt
Wayne University's seven-game
winning streak at Washtenaw Coun.
try Club this afternoon. The Tar.
tars will be minus the services OF
their ace, Drew Eggleston.
Wayne conquered the Hurons ear
lier in the season by 1862 count.
Grand Rapids scored heavily on
both foursomes to defeat Michigan
Normal, 1914 to 5la at Kent Country
Club. Ralph Flisinger, of Grand
Rapids. and Roy Lawrence, of Nor
NAL. tied. for medalist honors with
7Ss. Lawrence shot his second
round in So, one over par.
Art Young and Charles Pillsbury
also shared in the Huron scoring.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
Meters Defeat
All Opposition
at Regionals
Win Glass o Grown
With Four Points
Better Than Others

Roosevelt High Schools power
full tennis squad added still an.
other victory TO its seasons total,
as 1t rolled over all opposition IN
the Regional Tournament in Ann
Arbor, to win the Glass c crown.
Piling up 1874 points in its title
winning effort, the Roosevelt team
was far ahead at the finish being
still four points better than the
totals OF the three other teams
combined. L. Highs representa-
tives were the locals closest COM
petitors with 6la points, while Te-
cumseh's ~ brought them a third,
and Dundee with y brought up
the rear.
In all over half OF the nine men
that Coach l.. W. Menzi entered
In the tourney qualified for the
State Tournament to be held in
Ann Arbor June 6 and 7, as one
singles man and two doubles teams
earned the honor
Especially in, the doubles divi-
sion were the Rough Riders out
standing as TREY monopolized the
tournament in this respect. Frank
Whitehouse and Glen Durham,
their top combination, swept
through four matches to take the
Regional crown although they had
to defeat Tom Harris and ellis
Turner in the finals.
In the singles. Charles Nutting,
the dark horse OF the meet. came
through with an unexpected win as
he qualified for State, being run
ner-up to Andy Patton, OF T.. High,
in the singles finals. Bob Moor
man, conddereS ;toosevelts top
man in the singles, was eliminated
by Patton in the semi-finals.
The serli-fnals of the tourna-
ment which took place Saturday
morning saw Nutting take Sand
ish, OF U. High. rs, SO, rs, but
Patton, who edged out Norman
As, 62. rs. won out easily in the
final match with the loss of only
two games, 81, 81.
In the doubles. Harris and Tur-
ner defeated Kretzschmar and
Trow. of L. High. in straight sets
60, 81. while Whitehouse and Dur
ham played queer match with
Jewel and Smith. of Tecumseh.
taking the first set 60, losing the
secofd. Sc, and then winning the
matth with a 60 victory in the
thir I set.
This left an all-Roosevelt match
for the doubles finals and the
WlIitehouse-Durham combination,
al Enough extended to three sets,
fnjllly won out Harris and Turn
er won the initial set ga. but lost
the next two by o., 6-1 scores.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
Dick Medium
Wins Class G
Title in $50
First Victory For
Roosevelt Trackmen
in State Meet

A daring experiment by Matt
Lappinen. Roosevelt High School
track coach, received the stamp
OF complete success Saturday at
the state prep championships at
East Lansing.
Long-legged DICK Medium. a
sophomore. forged ahead with 200
yards to go TO win the Class c
SS0-yard run. lie was clicked In
two minutes 53 seconds.
Significant aspects OF Meldrum's
brilliant performance are these;
His victory was the first a
Roosevelt trackman has ever scor.
ed in the state meet. David Gaunt.
lett nearly turned the trick a few
years ago when he placed second
in the 200-yard low hurdles.
Ellis time clipped more than
second of the Roosevelt MALT.
mile record of 2:06.5. set by Bob
Allen, now Michigan Normal
freshman, last year.
I'm addition. Meldrum's clock.
ing was only slightly over the
state standard OF 2:04.4, establish.
ed by Caplis. OF Wayne. in 1880.
Although the 17-year-old Rough
Rider was better-than-average
quarter-miler last year. Lappinen
converted him into a middle dist.
ance runner this season in order to
NIL the gap left by the graduation
OF Allen. Saturdays triumph Ger.
tainly justified Lappinen's move.
Medium ran exactly as instruct.
ed by Lappinen. He covered the
first quarter-Tile in 81 seconds,
sticking back in third place most
OF the way. He stayed there until
he opened his sprint to the tape.
Medium ran heady race. -
George Marshall, assistant coach
OF the Michigan Normal track team,
said In commenting on his perform.
ance. He's a fine prospect wh1
ought to develop powerfully in the
next two years"
Herbie Smitl, could do no bet,
ter than fourth In his heat OF the
440-yard dash although he turned
in the fastest time OF his career
Lappinen timed him in 1876. Thu
event was won by Tomel. OF st,
Clair South. in .52q
Smiths time will not count as a
Roosevelt record. according 10
Lappinen, since it Is unofficial. Bob
Hops. the only other Rough Rid
err competitor in the meet, failed
to place in the mile run.
st. Clair. South won the Glass
C title with AZ points. Roosevelt
was fourteenth in team scoring
with 6 points. while Ann Arbol
University High. Ypsilanti region
al champion. was thirty-first with
a single point.
Other Ypsilanh regional win
ners also found the competition
too strong. Monroe placed SECOND
to Benton Harbor in Glass A
birmingham was nosed out b,
East Lansing and Three Rivers 4,
Class B and Michigan School TO
the Deaf took fifth in Class [
won by Bear Lake.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
University of Detroit Beaten
by Normal College Net Team

bury tDl. IS. IS. So.
Benefits 80 defeated Kronne'
On. 81. 81.
Frogner (N) defeated Adams Cd.
ll-9. 40. 81
Nelhn tN1 defeated Curott (Dl,
Go. 60
Lepisto 90 defeated Esper nj,
los. O.
Richcrt CD defeated Schwartz
ca. 61. o.
Doubles
MaStromarco and BENEFITS tNl
defeated Go,dsbuty and Kronucr
CD. 60. 81
Adams and Curott (Dl defeated
frogner and Neuin tNl. 81, g.
90
Lepisto and Schwartz (Nl de
feated Espev and Richert ID. &c
/ 6-S, 90.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
Sports Roundup

Chcago-ENS-A crowd of upwards of 2OOOO Will
| Jam the Chicago Stadium Wednesday night to watch
Tony Zae defend his MIA middleweght title against
|A Hostak of Sea tie the ex-tehoder advance ticket
| sales INDICATED to-ay.
Fall River, Mass.-AP-The Detroit Chrysler soccer
team lost the national amateur championship, to l. to
| Fall River here Sunday.
Columbia Mo-AP-Paul Chrstman, football and
Baseball star at the University of Missouri plans to
leave June for two week tryout training period
with the Detroit Tigers
Pittsburgh-INS-To nights the night young Billy,
Conn must shne-and brightly-or lose his chance to
meet Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis in New York
come June Is. That's the decision of Promoter Mike
Jacobs who admittedly would rather rematch the
prising Buddy Baer with the Brown Bomber than
carry out present plans which call for Louis Conn
/ fight at the polo grounds.
Nashville Tenn.-AP-The condition of Fielding H.
Yost University of Michigan athletic director, was
ported very much improved" today at Vanderbilt Uni
versy Hospital where he was taken week ago follow
ing a heart attack.
Chcago-INS-Those conquering Chicago White
Sox back home today, in second place and unques
tonably the surprise team of the current American
League When Thornton Lee recorded his to ;
victory the Tigers in Detroit yesterday-hs fifth
win of the season-it maintained the south sders
ord for the most consistent hurting in either league
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26

sports during his undergraduate
days here was appointed athletic
director at Hudson High School
nen year. Engle will replace
Freddie Trosko. the former Uni
yersity OF Michigan football half
back, who expects to be indicted
into Army service in June.
The Roscommon High School
football team, coached by Engle
last fall, swept TO an indicated
season. His Roscommon basket
ball crew was almost as successful,
losing only the regional champion
ship game.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
Former Normal Stars Advanced

Two former Michigan Normal
athletic stars were appointed t1
more lucrative high school coach.
ing positions over the week end.
Waldo NJ. Ashley. ex.Huron Gag
er, was named head basketball
coach at Pontiac High School. He
succeeds Harvey w. Norris, who
recently resigned to enter bust.
ness at Clare.
Ashley, native of Oxford, Mich,
will also serve as assistant foot.
ball coach next fall. He guided the
keego Harbor basketball team to
regional victory last winter.
Ed Engle, who engaged in three
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
Sports Calendar
TO-DAY
City League Softball

TO-DAY
City League Softball
Trojan Laundry VS.. Willow Run
at Island Park.
United Stove vs.. Central Special.
ty at Recreation.
Merchants vs.. Motor State at
Prospect
Baseball
Belleyille VS.. lpsilanti High
School, Recreation Park. 4 p. m.
City League
Cubs VS.. Cunningham's, Recrea
tion Park, 5:45 p. m.
Golf
Ypsilanti High School VS.. Biz
mingham, there.
TUESDAY
City League Baseball
Central Specially vs.. United
Stove, Recreation Park, 5:45 D. m
Baseball
Michigan Normal VS., University
OF Michigan, Briggs Field. p. IN
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
The summary:
ADMIT STRIKING MAN

Benton Harbor, May 26-Two St.
Joseph men have admitted that they
were in the car that killed Pat
rick Joseph O'Connell. 81, Whiting.
Ind, three miles south OF st. Jo-
seph, Saturday. Ray Mailman. %,
and Harry Hubel, %, who brought
the body to st. Joseph Sanitarium,
claiming that they found the man
dead, later admitted that 1t war
Hallman's car that struck O'Cors
nell as he lay in the road.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
CHILD KILLED

Kalamazoo. May 26-Five 3year-
old Helen Kulper, kalamazoo was
killed Sunday night when Ia car
driven by her father. Harvey, left
the road on a dead-end turn and
struck a tree.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
FIRE CAUSES DEATHS

Battle Creek, May 26-Nifs. Flor
ence L. Bevier, 6S, who suffered
a heart attack Saturday while
watching resort fire VIII ch caused
the deaths OF Mr.. and fars. Frank
Duffin, Battle Creek, died. here Sun.
day In a hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
FOUR STRAIGHT VICTORIES

The University OF California
baseball team, which meets Mich.
gan Normal at Briggs Field June
), has scored four straight vic.
tories on its eastern jaunt. The
Bears swept two-game series
with Nebraska, 20-2 and 40, be.
fore banking Carleton, so, and
Minnesota. %.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
PAUL kRACHT WINS

Detroit, May 26-AP-l Individual
honors in the annual Motor State
Open Skeet Shoot Sunday went to
Paul Kracht. Crosse Pointe sports
man who holds the Michigan skcet
shooting title.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
FARM YOUTHS KILLED

Ionia, May 26-Dale Terry, 10,
and Cecil Rathbun. 22 farm youths
OF Keene Township, Ionia Courtty,
were almost instantly killed SjLn-
day when a car driven by Terry left
the road and hit a tree.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
FALL 10 OIIAIIEX

Annapolis. Md. May 26--INS-
The University OF Michigans two
sailing crews today had failed to
qualify for the finals OF the Nc
MILAN Cup TO be held June "a
70 rs at Marblehead. Mass.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
scoPEroNE. WILLIAMS SOLD

Berger Tex May 6-AP-Out-
fielder Bill Scopetone and third
baseman Stuart Williams were
sold Sunday by Berger OF the West
TexasNew Mexico League to the
Detroit Tigers for undscloscd
sums.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Sundays Results
Chicago 3. Cincinnati 2.
Brooklyn S. Philadelphia 4.
New York 6. Boston 2.
ST. Louis 50, Pittsburgh 40.
Todsy's Games
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati (night)
Only games scheduled.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
BOYS DROWN IN POND

Clio. May 26-AP-, Two boys,
Robert Williams, 6, and james Elan
merry. 8. drowned Sat iIrday when
they tumbled from homemade
raft into a pond near their home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
Roosevelt Track, Tennis Squads Make Good Showings

Petoskey. May 26-lNS- The
state highway departments new
car ferry, City OF Petoskey. went
into service today.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-26
How They Stand

Sundays Results
Chicago 7, Detroit 3.
Cleveland S, St Louis 0.
Boston 10. New York 3.
Philadelphia :, Washington ].
Todsy's Games
Detroit al Cleveland.
only game scheduled.