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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

c0mparcd win The big push mat already
is on for the All-Star ducats.
The boss willing were going to the
Maine woods or somewhere, Tor a
vacation far the next two weeks,
All la Somebody must be mad al
rsy,Io zu-r0rT-rcrs on -ti1c f'acific-eoas'T
WoukIcwcz Woichicchowicz, brother
of thc Lions WoDe, plans to enter
College of Pacific this Fall,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
NettIow's Ring Courtesy Hailed

In Philadelphia they saying that new era has como
in ring courtesy.
Recently Al Nettiow THHHeyis athletic clan
in the United Navy Irving Kay kaplans eye IN an
NettIow refused TO Int Kapan on the eye TOT inc
remainder of the fight.
Justice prevailed and Nettlow the fight easily
Talk about hitting Last looked Les Fleming, the
former Tiger Nashville in the Southern League mad
hit q home and leading the league with an average
Of 423
He had hit for total of $50 bases
Judge lands the press too The Chicago
rbbes found recently when he ordered that there VIII
be no more shooting frecrackers in the press box
The same Chicago scrbes used 70 make the press box al
Briggs Stadium when they in town Hitler woudn
have ventured into the vicinity of the place
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

POUGHKEEPSIE. n. Y, June
24.-As the vanguard of proba-
bic 10000 spectators began TO
gather today for tomorrows re-
Inewal OF the glamorous intercol-
Ilcgiate rowing regatta, the ques-
ltion tossed about everywhere but
left unanswered was whether
Washington'S power-laden HuskieS
could spot the eight other varsity
boats one sick man and still sweep
down the Hudson 10 a victory.
Everything was all set, except
the No. 4 oar in the shell Of the
favoriteS The back
breaking. heart pounding work
was concluded yesterday for the
10 crews entered in varsity, Junior
and freshman races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
5 DefroiterS
Drill Daily for
A. A. j.
By WILL HARDY

Four Detroit policemen OF tre-
mcndouS weight and muscle and a
fifth. who's only a mite in COM
parSon. are playing FOR two
hours each afternoon this week at
IT, OF ID. Stadium sin preparation
for the National A. A, IL. track
and field championships scheduled
for this weekend al Philadelphia.
The four big boys play with
such toys as a 56-pound weight. a
l6-pound shot, or hammer of the
same weight The little fellow,
Bill DAILY weighs only l55 pounds.
and spends his time almost alone
turning the cinder course again
and. again watching the big boys
play out Of The corner Of his eye
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24


George Remus for bouncing checks handed out 10
years ago.
Don claimed he was minor when he wrote them. The
Justice had beucnded Meade when he was
sorely need Of friend.
James Dykes says this years American League race will
1922 when the Yankees got to the wire nose
in front Of the Louis Browns, Of all people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Brooklyn Ill . tFitEsimmons. Kim
ball. Brown and
owen Franks
Pittsburgh 7 7-iKlin ser. sullivan
and Lopez.
Chicago I o PasSsau and AeCui-
lnugh
SsW York o. ischumacher Adams
and banning.
Only games scheduled
winning pitcher iLosing pitcher
ToDAY's GAMES
New YoEk-at- Chicago
Brooklyn At Pittsburgh (NighO
Philadelphia At Cincinnati
Boston Al st Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
FINAL LIGHT SPINS

Late today there was 10 be
nothing more strenuous on the
program than the usual regatta
eve light spins nothing but that
and Coach AL UlbrickSon's problem
of mastering the strongest posi-
lble eight available for the bic
event. He was and is perturbed
Doyle Fowler, the HuSkies' No
1 man all year. who has been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Horse Named for Joe's Secretary

Joe Louis has horse named Freddie in honor OF hrs
social secretary Freddie Gunysrd in the ring in the
Buddy Bacr fight
II Freddie the horse takes his namesake he'll be up
IN the judges helping Of the blue ribbon shows
IN which Joe him.
Scenery is shifted baseball No headlines were con-
neoted with important events took place In
the lives Of two former great the pasme yesterday
Rogers Hornsby Jet ont manager Of the Oklahoma
Indians Rajah having plenty OF luck these days-a Of
bad.
Charlie Grimm and William Vcech Jr bought the Milwaukee
club becomes active playing manager Charlie Is
his own boss more.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

"Games behind leader.
Yesterdays RESULTS
No games scheduled,
TODAY's GAMES
DETROIT At Philadelphia might
Chicago al Washington
81 Louis At New York
Cleveland At Boston
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
.Neb J9aGes
II BY Boo 1Ibu,phy
World Series ScrmmbIeS Here Nothing
COMPARED to AH-Stdr Ticket Rush

= A SPORTS COLUMN N SHORT PANTS
Katy bar the door Fireman my child Watson fetch
5o aspirin
II Won think this town saw scrambcs FOR tickets for
Inc 1881 1895 and 1870 Series well that nothing as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Rubber Checks Bounce

Don Meade will tell you today that
a man can't escape either the past or
his rubber checks.
Justice George Rcmus OF Jamaica
hoe r,,lod that Don must nav Si1o "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
ONE or MAINSTAYS

This 6 foot 4 inch. 185-pounder
has been one of the mainstays OF
the Huskie shell all year and as
he goes at his best or entirely
out of the race may be deter
mined the outcome of this forty.
third rowing of the intercollegiate
classic
Here is the way they were rated
today with due cognizance having
been taken of time trials, power,
past performances and the other
details that go into figuring proba-
bilitieS
Washington. the favorite: Cali
fornia. fair second choice Cornell,
a possibility all followed by Wis
consin, Columbia. Syracuse. NJ. !.
T., Rutgers and Princeton, in that
or nearly any order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
NOT FIRST CLASS

Doyle discounted this. however
with the remark that "Clevelanc
Just isn't the kind OF team that car
win a pennant by one or tive
games. They'd need margin Of II
games. The Indians simply aren
first class club
They blow games 10 fourth
rate teams, and no first class
club does that. Besides, I've got
a bunch that the army will call
Bobby Feller before the season
IL over. and II their ace pitcher
leaves them, the Indians will be
left Also---high and dry"
Doyle's odds, further give Gin
cinnati a Al chance in the Ma,
tionaE The veteran prognosticatol
observed the Reds are starting
too late
Other National League teams
were quoted as follows New York
ISL; Chicago, Dol; Pittsburgh
30-l: Boston. SOL: Philadelphia
10O-l. The Indians were given :
rs chance in the American. BoS
ton. 6-1: Chicago ST. Detroit
ISL; Philadelphia, 40-1 Washing
ton, SOL. ST. Louis. ISL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
ONLY RUNNER

DAILY is the team. two-milcr
and viii be the only runner entry
i'm the national meet termed the
American OlymplcS because n
accepts entries from Canada, the
Hawaiian Islands, the NirG n
Islands and the PHILIPPINES
Smallest of the big men is Tony
Rajkovich. who scales a trifllng
2l3 pounds. The weight chart for
the others reads, SGT. Clark Has
kinS. 225 pounds, George Huber,
80 pounds, and Harry van Mort
wick, 265 pounds
As Sergeant HaSkinS. national
56-pound wcight-throwing cham
pion in 1896 and 1887 explains. The
daily workout for the husky off
GERS is on play basis.
AIOT OF FUN
I'VE make believe we're hav-
ing a regular meet" he says.
First. each man takes his
warm-ups. then after half
dozen or 80 of those, we 60 into
the regular routine of the meet.
There are three preliminary
throws in each event and three
that count Those who aren't
i'm the ring stand by and call
fouls or measure distances on
the performers. It's "A lot of
fun"
Sergeant HaSkinS has competed
IN The National A. A. L. since
1927. He knows a good man when
he secs one, and marks RajkoVich
as a Conner. . Huber, who de
feated HaSkins in the 56-pound
event in the Michigan A. Al.
and led the meet scorers with an
amazing 32-point total. may re-
peat in the Nationals. He also is
entered in the shot put.
Eighteen kmen from
throughout the state will enter the
national meet The University of
Michigan Will have no entrants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
Hudson SoftbaII Winner

Hudson Motor Police edged aHl
Briggs Manufacturing 10. in fne
Mack Park softbai feature last
night. Phl,C0Ds whipped Tom
BOYD. 81 and Keller Girls
hfani.ed Cnene-TrnnhIy. 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24

RedIigned Odds
Favor Yankees
For Penndnt

NEW YORK, June 24.-Jack
Doyle realigned his odds on the
major league pennant races today
The veteran Broadway betting
boss made the Brooklyn Dodgers
and ST. Louis Cardinals even
stephen at 6 TO 5 TO win the Ma
tional League crown and decreed
the New York Yankees also a 6-5
favorite in the American circuit.
He explained his action in the
light Of current happenings in the
championship chascs, wherein the
clubs are lined up today on re-
vamped battle lines for a continual
ton of hostilities.
Doyle said he favored the Car
dinals 10 win the flag until they
blew pair Of games TO New York
over the weekend. This. combined
with the Dodgers double victory
over Cincinnati, whitfield st. Louis
margin Of league leadership to only
one game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
TAKE PIRATES, %

The Dodgers trimmed 1t down
TO half a game. however when
they bested the Pittsburgh Pirates.
9 10 4, in one Of the two contests
served up yesterday. a..
The BrooklyniteS| battered Bob
Klinger and Joe Sullivan, the Pr
rate pitchers. for II hits and won
the game in the eighth when
catcher Herman Franks batted for
fat Fred FitzsimmonS and clouted
a threc-run homer.
In the days only other duel,
Claude PasScau hurled threP-hit
ball for Chicago'S Cubs and nudged
the Giants, ! 10 O.
While the Cardinals are clinging
desperately 10 their half game
edge in the National. Cleveland
will swing back into action today
with two-Cam margin over the
Yankees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
One Sick Gent
He's Member of Washington Crew and May Max
Difference in oughkeepse Finish

spending his nights in Vassar
Hospital and working under the
IhandicapS OF severe cold and
sore throat, may be ready TO 90,
or may be left behind with sub
Istitute from the junior varsity in
his place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-24
~ (slso In Toe and SOC t.-.l

PACKARD 4-door sedan s-cyi: vsry
clean. radio. heater. defrosters, viii take
small car IN trade.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-02
Tax Bill Estirna tes Raised
Two American
Filters Missing

London, Sept. 2.-tAPD-IWo
Americans and Count Guy de
Haillet-LatOur. son OF the CHAIR
man OF the international OlNm-
pic Committee, Count Henri de
Hailict-LatOur, were among Ten
persons aboard a transport plane
of the royal ~" torcc ferry com
mand glvcn up for lost today by
tie air ministry.
The ferry command at ilrSt
announced thai Tive Olympic OF
fetal himself was aboard lnc
plane.
The Americans were captain
+. Picking of the /. :. navy.
a passenger and FLIGHT Engineer
Charles Avian >,N"i'c" n' little
Neck. l.. L.. \. Y, a member OF
the rev..
The plane left North America
(prc> umabiy Canada NeNtcr-
day inr Tn"lanN. II 2~n"ouncIng
that The craft was missing Today,
the air ministry sad thai the
next to kin of those aboard had
been informed.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-02
Two Slated
For Execution

Raleigh, Sept. 2.-(AP)-Two men
convicted Of first degree murder are
scheduled to die in Central PRISON
ga chamber during September ull-
less executive clcmency Is srailleo'
Slated TO die on September . IS
Tom Melvin, Wayne county negro
convicted in January. l94l, tor 'he
murder # J. Irby Holmes, Goldsooro
taxi driver.
SheproSc Holland of Duplln couh,
~, vino has been granted scVeld,
reprleVes by the governor. IS slated
10 die September 10 for the muroer
OF his stepson, Ray Goodman, Jr'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-02
War In East
Pivots About
For Fifth Consecutive
Day, Red Army Pic.
lures Front as Stabil-
lied; Japan Reported
Renewing Representa-
tons.
,Hy The Associated Press.

Ry The Associated FrcsS.)
With the battle of Russia pi-
VOTING again on the fate OF
Ieonarad and with the Ger
mans checked if not actually on
the defensive on the rest of the
front, Japan attracted keen IN
,crnationaI attention today for
whatever designs she may have
ON Russia, Pacific back door.
Far tag fifth consecutive day the
Red army pictured the front ds
stabilized. C2rmany's panzcr dlVlS-
lun, finally brought To heel. The Ger
man themselves shifted emphasis tc
their aI force, reporting 1t had span
ned Lar beyond the Dnicpcr river for
it, inst attack OF Crimca while also
helping Ia forge a ring OF steel
around Lcnngrad.
Benin reports conveyed the I'M.
pr,s~Iou that the battle ior RUSSIA :
second city, focus of both German
and FINNISH forces, was nearing 1T
clwlaX. But the Germans have
spoken thus before.
President RoOscvelt'S avoid
aucc of the touchy Japanese sit
uation in his Labor Day speech,
emission generally accepted as
evidence of a desire not to i'm
pair current diplomatic ncgo-
tiation> with Japan, was match
ed by no such rctiCcnce IN
Tokyo.
There an army spokesman de-
clarcd that Japan would use
force if necessary to break EN-
Z cirelement" by the United States.
Britain and other nations, and
a foreign office spokesman midi
Gated that Japan was renewing
representations to Washington OF
her concern over American ship
mcnt of war supplies to Russia
through NIadivostok, the Soviet
lnion'> Pacific port of entry on
the sea of Japan.
C.uculrnlly. General llaya>hl, q
rectol of the powerful ASIA l)cNcIop
mpmt Federation, disclosed that IRE
m4cf pIuce kouoye had agreed
CONSIDER "a proposal to set up
safety one embracing the pcca
area adjacent To lllc JAPANESE l.
iaud
Japanese have spoken IN the pas
OF expanding their territorial Watc'
to bring all water routes leading II
to EiudNo>tuk within thclr severe
l-uiy The extent of the now pfopos
ed safety zone was not disclosed.
First European axis reaction 70
President R@OOScVclt'S speech
yesterday came from ROmc,
where it was asserted that MIR.
Eou>cvelt> pledge to do every
thing possible to crush Hitter
ism was inspired by personal
hatred for Germany and Italy.
The British press called the speed
the Presidents most direct challcn|
Continued on Page TWo)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-02
Holiday Death
Toll Mounts
To Total GA

(By The Associated frc>>o
Six hundred and IL persons
were killed in accidents or ny
other violence over the holiday
weekend. 4lG of them IN h'sh-
way traffic, heavy win h""i'
bound vacationi>t> aud TOURISTS
ON their final outing OF the sum
mcr.
An Associated Press survey
shaved today 73 drowned n
,25 died in ShoOtins>,
falls. fires. airplanc cc'dch
and by other violent means.
Tive traffic toll comparcd WIN d
PRODUCTION by the National Sa'e'N
that Geo persons, on 10" ''loiI
than ON a normal summer WceN-e''o
rnuld be killed IN traffic pe'Weei
& n. m. Friday and mIdnlsh' MON
dav The councils forecast, however
inrn,ded those injured in holiday
crashes who might die later.
Deaths from violent causes Owe
the Labor Day Weekend a year ago
totaled 5l4 as against OLA this year
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-02
British Again
Bomb Cologne

London. Sept. 2-(AP)-Brltlsh
warplanes flying at great altitude
swept acr IS the channel IN a day
light loray this morning after a
night assault on the oit-hombcd IN
dustrial center of Cologne III the
Tho air ministry saE the nIGnl
attack was not on a particularly
heavy scale but declared good re
suits" nevertheless were achieved
Loss of one plane was acknowledged.
(Rcrlin said "Wcak forces OF
British bombcrs ATTACKED western
Germany but failed to damage mlll-
tauy Electives. It said n British
blame was shot DOWN.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-02
Russians
Negotiate
For Planes

San Diego, Cal, Sept, 2-tAP)-
Five Russian officials IN N'''
Diega t. day negotiating WIN 'h'
Consolidated Aircraft Corporation 10
buy giant bombing planes.
Activity of this buying mnlsSioil
repeatedly conceded with the ARRIVAL
at Nome. Alaska, of two Russian sea
planes transporting AZ men belleVeo
TO be mostly pilots and engineer
from NJ -scow 10 Washington, ID. e.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-02
Waterworks
OF Odessa
Captured
In North, Most Adj
yanced German Units
Near Russia's Second
Largest City; In South
Rumanians Threaten
Sea Port.

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-02
LAVAL'S CONDITION
DECLARED

Nichy. Sept. 2-(APD-LaVals
physician issued a bulletin inns
morning saying the former wee
premier, who was graVe'S
Wounded. by an aSSaSsin'> bt'i'ct
last Thursday, was showing
Progressive improvement
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-02
WtAb ifLR
FOR NORTH CAROLINA.

FOR NUETV .HTNSIIITNH.
Partly cloudy tonight II
Wednesday, some Likelihood OF
light showers III mountains ana
on south coast; not quite so
warm i'm central and east pOr-
lions tonight.
Extended weather forecast for
the period from $50 p. m. Sep
tcmbcr . to 100 y. m. Septem-
her 6-Slishtly cooler at begin
ming of period, but average tenn
pcratureS normal to somewhat
above: occasional local thunder
show crS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-02
AZ Billion
Figure Set
Chair m a George
Hikes Treasury Fig
ures; Early Senate
Action Predicted.

Washington, Sept. 2.-tAP)-
The senate finance committee
formally approved the record
breaking tax bill today and sent
it ON to INC senate for debate
tomorrow.
The bill, biggest in history.
was estimated by the treasury
to produce S3,612,i 00,0eA and by
Chairman George, Democrat.
Georgia, of the finance group
to Weld appro>imatrly Sf,5o0,-
600. 600.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-02
Hull Declines
Comment On
Jap Situation.

washington, sept. 2.-(AID-
Secretary of state Hull sa,d 20
day there was nothing new he
could say ~rUnCcIHtn" Japanese
American relations and hc relt-
Grated that conversations now III
progress between the tWo ma
tiOnS were purely exploratory.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-09-02

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