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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

BY LEO MACDONALD
hcarthy's Hardest Job:
Choosing Gordon or
Doerr for A1l-Stars
Second Sackers Stage
Hot Fight for Lead
in Batting Race
TED WILLIAMS TO HIRE A TUTOR

Who Is going to play second base in the American League
teams starting lineup against the National Leaguers in the all
star at the Polo Grounds in New York. July g. New
Yorks Joe Gordon Bostons Bobby Doerr?
II looks Joe Mccarthy will be the spot that
Both will be the squad of and both will action
Mccarthy will manage the asars because his Yankees the
league champs.
has been suggested by that well known gent Mr. A. that
the other be placed shorstop Well the equally we'll
known Mr. wants to know what Mr. A would do with Lou
Boudreau?
well" explains Mr.. A., put of them-probably Lou
at third basehe league isn't too well set for high class third
basement"
But allstar alsar game If Gordon and Doerr keep
up their spectacular duel it looks like tough job picking the
better second baeman of the pasme that has become
popular since the pair became locked for batting honors
Both hitting $780, breathtaking gait to be
two that department. both exraspeca performers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Catholic Central
Seeks 9th Title

Catholic Central. the big power
in Catholic League prep baseball
competition for the last seven
years, goes after another title at
2:30 p. m. today at Northwestern
Field when il tackles Lourdes of
River Rouge in he'First Divisions
deciding game.
Catholic Central and Lourdes
met in the finals last year, the
former winning, 1871.
The Shamrocks have an impress
sive record under Coach Rev,
James +. Martin. They have won
the First Division tide outright
five times and tied for IL twice
They have won their last 81 games
and over the seven-year period 63
out of 81.
Catholic Central, on this sea-
sons past performances, will have
a big edge. The Shamrocks had
excellent pitching and hitting 10
win IL straight on the east side.
Lourdes dropped two games on the
west side. but gained the finals
by beating Redeemer, 81. Wednes-
day after three-way tie for first
in that section.
Stan wilkins or Walt Kelly will
be on the mound for Catholic Cen
trail, while Coach Tommy Connell
of Lourdes is expected to use his
best hurler. Ted Plaza.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
He Wins
With Team
I'm Sixth

NEW YORK. June IL (UP).--
One Of baseball's pet theories is
that pitching for second division
team practically prohibits a
moundsman from becoming a con-
sistent winner. but Claude Will
liam Passeau of the Chicago Cubs
gave the lie 10 that hoary n.y.
pothesis today.
Highlander PaSseau, a six
foot. 31-year-old Mississippian,
has been with IL different clubs,
but never with a top-notch team.
The Cubs have helped keep that
unfortunate record intact this
season by spending most of their
time in the National Leagues
second division, Passeau has
overcome that handicap with
characteristic courage.
He led both leagues in games
won today with a record of nine
victories against three defeats and
off his performances so far il
seemed safe 10 predict that this
slim-limbed veteran--now in his
eighth year in the big leagues
would reach the 20-victory stand
ard for the second time in his
career. He won 20 for the Cubs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Pictures Show
Apparent Error
By Track Judges
They Place Horse
Second Before Seeing
Complete Photo
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

It will be very deliberate and
painstaking group of placing
judges which will take its place at
the finish line at the Detroit race
track today as the result of near
riot which followed the hasty
placing of the horses in the photo
finish to the eighth race last night.
1t took a squad of police to
bring order more than an hour
after the race, in which the judges
apparently erred and the wrong
bettors collected some place
wagers.
More than 1000 fans swarmed
into the betting shed to examine
the picture of the race, in which
Mrs. III. p. Bonner's White Bait
was declared the winner, with the
favorite Miah second and Count
mein third.
Countmein was No. 8 and those
who had bet on him at 4 to were
very intent on seeing the photo
finish picture which was projected
on screen in the betting shed.
CoUNTMEN CLOSES
It had been an. extremely close
finish, with Countmein closing q
lot Of ground as he came down the
outside In the stretch. The fans
were filled with anger and disrIay
as they looked up at the screen
and saw q picture with only two
horses. The horse which was first
appeared to be No. &. The second
horse was very distinctly No. 4.
Miah, which had been called Sec
ond by the judges. If they could
believe their eyes, their horse
Countmein, No. 8, had won the
race.
The fans stormed through the
betting sheds, demanding their
horse be declared the winner.
Finally 1t was pointed out to them
that the horse they mistook for
No. 8 was really No. 6, White
Bait, the number being transy
formed into an 8 by the fact that
Jockey Euclid Leblanc had the
heel Of his boot up over the saddle
cloth, covering the upper right
hand corner.
The racing silks Of the two
horses were very similar, White
Bait having white and black with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Doerr's Stance Changed This Year

Doe who having his greatest since ne broke in
with the Red Sox five years attributes his newly found
wide the plate recommended by Joe
Cronn Gordon explains that the pitchers just throwing
where I'm swinging
Il haven't changed my bat my swing stance" Cor
don told baseball scribe the other day "The only important
thing about hitting that's important for the YAM
KEGS keep winning As long the Yankees win II doesn't
make any difference how much hit"
Well said Joey my boy but you need have little fear that
the Yankees will do their par-and few points
batting average the 1913 conract Uncle Sam
permits 1913 contract
While Gordon hits long ball and has proven himself a
player he has hit 300 better the majors His
me big league only 275 and his highest mark
.2S4 1885, Only he hit 800 that
his first Oakland when he whacked
800 He hit 500 in the World Series with the Dodgers last fall
hits long ball and clutch hitter in
runsbaedin record In his four with the Yankees
Godon runsbattedn has been approximately 100
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
indianapolis Trims
Leading K. C., 4-3
ny United Press

ny United Press
The league leading KansaSCity
Blues dropped an thinning battle
to Indianapolis last night. 4 to 3.
The Blues outhit the Indians, IL
to 8, but couldn't score when il
counted. Minneapolis continued
its hot pursuit of the leaders by
beating the Columbus Redbirds.
6 to 5. The victory enabled the
Millers to draw within four games
of the Blues andsa game and a
half Of second place Milwaukee.
st. Paul beat Toledo, 6 TO 2, in the
only other game scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Sports i'm Shorts

DALLAS, Tex. June II CUP).-
Madison (Matty) Bell. Southern
Methodist University football
coach. leaves tomorrow for An
napolis where he will take a one
month navy indoctrination course.
Bell, who has a lifetime job at
Smu. was sworn in yesterday as a
lieutenant commander in the naval
reserve and became the fourth
Smu coach TO join the navy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Olson Heads Coaches

LINCOLN. Neb.. June II CUP).
Carl Olson of Pittsburgh uni
versity was elected president of
the National Track Coaches As
ISOLATION yesterday at a meeting
held in conjunction with the
NCAA track and field meet held
here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Early Birds Get the Most Rain
Downpour Catches
Defroif's U. M. Alumni
at GoH Outing

And the rains came. They'd play
"a few holes and then the rain
would come again. Then most q
them gave up and took to the
clubhouse to talk Of the good old
days when they were students.
IT was the annual outing of the
Detroit branch OF the University
Iof Michigan Alumni at Forest
Lake Country Club. Some Of the
folks decided to get there early to
beat the rain. They just got far
Their away from the clubhouse
when the rain fell and got that
much wetter. The baseball game
and the other contests all were
cancelled.
Ray COPYRIGHT. the Michigan
golf instructor, proved he was dif.
lferent from most college golf
teachers. He can play the game.
He toured the billy layout IN %
blows, three under par. II was IN
outstanding performances made the
more brilliant because Of the ters
rible weather conditions.
OUT IN 80
Ray was out I'm spectacular ~.
A run of three straight brides On
the fourth. fifth and sixth did the
trick. Three puts on the sixteenth
and a poorly played pitch a ~
added two strokes on the back
nine. Among the regulars william
Crawford was the best golfer With
a very satisfactory rs.
Notes of an eventful II wet day
at Forest Lake Judge Guy
Miller taking advantage OF the huh
caused by the rain 20 tell Of tour
(Confluued on Pn~u 11A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Denndret, Hogan
Lead Inverness,
But Little Stars
Lawson Seems Due
for No. ! Spot on
Ryder ChalIeneer
By NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

TOLEDO, June II. - Walter
Hagen will meet with J. Russell
Gnau and Freddy Corcoran, the
PEA man. Monday in Detroit to
make plans for next months
Ryder Cup match at Oakland Hills.
1t is likely the Haig will select
the lineup of challengers then,
and after what happened here yes
terday in the popular Inverness In
vitational tournament he should
have no hesitancy in picking his
ace. Lawson Little is the man.
The square-shouldered Califor-
Man was the standout as is star
pros, opening their drive for shares
in the $1,000 prize fund, saw the
defending champions. Jimmy Dem
aret of Plum Hollow, Detroit, and
little Ben Hogan jump out in
front with a 4-up victory over
Denny Shute and Dutch Harrison.
LOTS OF BRIDES
. Putting brilliantly and sinking a
chip shot. Little collected seven
brides as he and Lloyd Mangrum
defeated Byron Nelson and Jimmy
Thomson, ] up. Little had a 81 of
his own as he and Mangrum man.
aged a best ball score of 81, within
one stroke OF the record for the
event. Nelson had five brides as
the losers notched a 63.
Several other candidates for the
Ryder challengers such as Chick
Harbert of Battle Creek and Sam
Byrd. the former Yankee out
fielder. did well. But the golfers
who will perform on the cup squad
at Oakland Hills were the closest
to Little, so Hagen had better
watch out.
KEISER-HARPER LOSE
Besides Hogan. Demaret and
Nelson. another cupper who stood
out was the veteran Horton Smith.
His putting in the clutch was the
big reason he and Harbert were
able TO finish even with Jimmy
Hines and Herman Barron.
Herman Keiser and Chandler
Harper. winners of the Interna-
tional Four-ball title last winter
and rated among the leading can
ididates for the Ryder Challengers.
could do no better than So. They
lost three down TO Henry Picard
and Byrd, the second-place team.
who oppose Hogan and Demaret
today.
Hogan and Demaret teamed
well yesterday. each getting three
brides in their S..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago Till. Philadelphia Isl. Pas
seau and Mccullough; ;Melton. Nahem 90
and Warren.
Brooklyn at 81. Louis. postponed.
closing pitcher.
roDAr's GAMES
Boston At Chicago.
New York At Pittsburgh (nlghtl.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati tnightl.
Philadelphia At 81. Louis (nighO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Major League
Standings

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston s-11-O, 81. Louis 7-l3-2 Terry.
Butiand ca, brown (5) and Conroy
Muncrief. Caster (5), tFerens co. and
Hayes
Cleveland s-13-7. Washington s-l0-i.
Dean, tGromek e) and Hogan. Denning
Wynn, Cathey (s), tTrott~ 90, Zuber (s)
and Evans
Detroit at New York. postponed
Chicago at Philadelphia, postponed.
tWinning pitcher closing pitcher.
TODAY's GAMES
g.. Louis At New York
Chicago at Washington tnight).
Cleveland ~ Philadelphia (nighO.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Continued ON Pare 81
Major League Leaders

Williams. Red sox, is; FORK, TT0HRs,
ID; ptMaRgfo, Yankees, 10; Dcsr4. Rs3
soxs 10; y. Mccormick. Reds, D.
RUNS BATTED IN
Williams, Red DOx, 81: Doerr. He6 n0w.
~; DiMaggio, YANKEES All Mia 0lan1as
~; YORK. TIcERs. ~.
Williams, RED Box, 67i DfMagU5e, aeA
sox, ~; YORK, TIGERS. Sfi Heath,
Giants. %; pfhsggio. Yankssas %; fsskys
II Fleming, Indians, 10, Dosrr. Rsd -.
60; Heath. Indians, 81; Stephens, DrownGv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

coach Eddie Erdelatz in the serv-
ice. the only remaining varsity
coach at st. Mary's is Marty Kor-
dick. who may become head coach.
The athletic board will meet soon,
perhaps today, to take action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

Tonight in Mack Park the H. p.
Ford Local 400 UAW-CIO will
present a seven-bout wrestling and
boxing program to benefit its sol
diers and sailors fund, featuring q
bout in which the two former
masked narvels. Leo Wallick and
Flash Gordon, meet In a rubber
bout.
The boys have met four times
previously with honors even at one
win each and two draws. They are
among the cleverest junior heavies
who have been seen around here
and Gordon is a Ford worker, who
came here from California. Walter
Roxy. Michigan's premier junior
heavy, and Bert Rubi, the Magyar
Hercules, are scheduled for one of
the other matches. Mansfield Dris-
kell, former state welter cham
pion, and Eddie Scott, local lad,
meet in one of two four-round
There will be patriotic airs by
the Ford Post American Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps and other
entertainment. The show starts
at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
To Honor Southworth

ST. LOUIS. June II (UP).-
Manager Billy Southworth, whose
st. Louis Cardinals nearly won the
National League pennant last
year despite a plague of injuries,
will receive The Sporting News
award July 5 for the best man.
agerial performance last season, il
was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Pacific Coat League

San Francisco s-5-3, Seattle 7-B-s.
Oakland 2-e-1, San Diego 1-5-1. p
Hollywood s-13-1, Portland 2-5-1.
Sacramento $50, Los Angeles l-s-7.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

MORAGA, Cal. June II CUP).
r. Norman tRed) Strader. head
coach Of the St. Mary's College
football team. reports for duty at
Annapolis Monday as a lieutenant
in the navyb physical fitness pro-
gram.
With both Strader and assistant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Del Still Defiant
injuries Might Bring the Ysnkees Down TO Earth.
Tiger Pilot Says; Games Postponed
Special TO THE DETROIT TIMES

BOSTON. June 12.-"What's all
this loose talk going around that
the, American League race is
over?" demanded Manager Del
Baker indignantly today over his
breakfast ham and eggs. I'D like
to tell the world that we are not
out TO finish second. That isn't
the way the Tigers play ball"
Detroit came up here from New
York last night after going two
and a half innings with the YAM
KEGS. The final at the Yankee Sta
dunn was held up an hour at the
start and had to be postponed
until the next eastern swing be-
cause Of weather, with the Tigers
leading 2 to /. just as the Yanks
were coming to bat in the third
inning.
2 CATCHERS HURT
Jimmy Bloodworth. Birdie Teb-
belts and Harold Newhouser lost
hits and the Tigers lost a ball
game they seemed we'll on their
way to winning with their pair Of
runs scored on Lefty Gomez.
Look what happened at the
stadium" said Baker.
I'VE found Bill Dickey laid up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Probable Pitchers
BY United Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BY United Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston (Havery) at Chicago tMooty),
ss.%% YORK ,kb.b, a, ! paubursh
(Butcher). p:i5 p m.
Brooklyn wyatt At Cincinnati (wal-
tersl o D. m.
Philsdeiphis tHoersp at st. LouI,
Cooper. s:f5 .. m.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago (GroveD At Washington (Cathey1
? D. m
Cleveland (Milnar) Al Philadelphia
(Christopherl, 2 p. m.
~. Lotus (Aukerl IT New York tRuf-
hnel, 2 p m.
(oniy games sche1ulefl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

with . sore lnstep, and yester-
day their second string catcher,
Buddy Rosar, had TO quit when
he strained his groin In a run
down between bases. What II
they should get q run of In
juries all OF a sudden: Don't for
get that Dickey's hitting, to-
gether with Joe Gordon's, has
been Keeping EN- up In the run
away slot.
1.-The YanI<s are only human,
they might 60 into n slump.
Then we would he right on their
tail. But we've got 20 get a win
ming squirt going ourselves.
"The trouble with our ball
club II that we haven't been
capable Of any sustained drive.
We win one and lose one--wip
one and lose one. IL gets n man.
ayers goat. One day Rudy York
hits--and the next day he
doesn't.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Bob Teller to Pitch at Polo Grounds

Bob Teller reasgned to the Norfolk Naval Training Station
after tour Of duty Newport will pitch Norfolk against
the Army AStars the aspors carnival the Polo
New York this Sunday Freddie Hutchinson Parker
will be among the former Cleveland teammates Sgt
Hank Greenberg at officers school in Miami hopes get
away to play with the Army team
The Yankees have had only four Sundays at home this
but they have played 23490 persons
Here is detailed list:
April 19-One game with Boston 51522
May 3--Double-header with Chicago 1884
May 10--Double- header with Washington 41756
June Double header with Cleveland 1928
Total for four Sundays 234,91O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Bouts said Fund
For Service Men
ToNIGHTs BoUTs

wrestling-Leo waiifck vs.. Flash Cor
dom. 30 minutes: Bert Rubi vs.. Walter
Roxex 30 minutes: Rufus Jones W.. Harold
chaufidy. 80 minutes; Louis Kline w. Al
LaFoou, 20 minutes: George Conneil vs.
frankie Clemens 40 minutes.
BoxinR-MansfieId DriskeH w. Eddie
Scott, four rounds: Eddie ssrkssian w
Chuck Howard. four rounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

PHILLIPSBURG. N. j.. June IL
(UP). 49, Jack Wallaesa, PhiladeI-
phia Athletics 21-year-old rookie
shortstop. was in the army air
force today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
COULD TEAR HIS HAIR

eff / had the hair to spare,
I'd start tearing 1t. But 1 look
for better things when Barney
McCoslxy begins 20 hit. He's
been away below par for u.s."
The Tigers loaf today. their
series with the Red Sox not begin
ming until tomorrow. with a
double-header scheduled for Sun
day TO end their second eastern
invasion. It's just like Baker says
One day they win and the next
they lose. On the trip they have
split 10 games with the Athletics,
Senator's and Yankees.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Evashevski May Join Navy Program

The gossip from the East that Forest Evashevsk named
backfed coach Pittsburgh in February after head
coach Hamilton College hopes navy physical
training instructor shortly 1t is understood the report
that won't be long before the former Michigan AAmeca
succeeds Charlie Bowser Pbughs head football
he begins active work with the Panthers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

Ted Williams that he will hire teach
him the mathematics he will be required
aviation cadet
81 don't know when I'll have to report Williams said the
other day. Its to the navy officials Maybe I'll be able
play through this but whenever I'm called
be ready to tackle those mathematic
II guess like lot Of kids in high school," added
II went through my school work caring how well
learned IT, just long I could get Now sorry.
took high school algebra but don't a
thing about IL. From though going get some
help and study that mathematics stuff"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

CHICAGO. June IL 0NS).-
Melio Bettina. heavyweight con-
tender from Beacon, N. Y, was
favored TO win his 10-round match
tonight in the Chicago Stadium
from Altus Allen of Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

II used to be that the Yankees pushoves
for efhanders they pushovers anybody
year thus far the only souhpaws who them
Chubby Dean Al Smith the Newhouser
inning yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12
Good Reason to Shoot Hard

Lochmoor golfers will shoot at
dummies of Hitler, Mussolini and
a japanese general tomorrow
when the club holds its annual
Presidents Day. a stag event. The
dummies will be stationed so yards
off the first Zee and whoever is
fortunate enough to hit them will
win a prize. Other novel events
are included on the schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-12

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Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-11
kiwanians Hear
Dr.. Lowe Detail
Denocracy's Flaws.

Dynamic Democracy" was the
subject which Dr. Frank Lowe,
prominent San Diego minister anC
religious leader, discussed for the
El Centre Kiwanis clubs ladies
night dinner meeting Friday at
Barbara Worth hotel.
Dr' Lowe not only emphasized the
fact that America must guard
against the development of weak
nesses in the democratic system
but that it must prepare for some
agency to preserve peace, once it
is attained.
The speaker warned the group
that unless the nation plans now
for a lasting peace, laying the
groundwork, and avoiding reprisals,
the end of this war will only mean
the foundation for World War III.
Jack Eastlick of Yuma. district
governor, installed the following Of
Ulcers: George r. Kirk. president;
W. II. Tyler, Jr., vice president,
JACK Thomas, treasurer; II. r. All
GerSon. secretary; DR.. Sem Bacon
Dr. Il c. ClemonS. Tom Finnev
CHARLES Bramkamp Hugh Latham.
Rudolph Miller. director.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-11
Grapefruit Rules
Continued Here by
Advisory Groups

Regulations which prohibit ship
ment of valley grapefruit OF :,
grade lower than U. S No. ,, anG
lie smaller than three and clever!
slxteenths inches N diameter were
continued Saturday after the grape
fruIt advisory board and committee
met in an all day session at The
court house the day before. Rule
set up will expire on February )
The session, which IS held month
Is for the purpose OF discussing
market conditions and setting up
regulations for price stabilizatior.
vas attended by the l. members
OF the two groups. The advisory
committee is a federal body and
the advisory board is made up OF
state official. approximately 80 val
!ey shippers and growers also at
tended the meeting.
Byron j. Showers, manager of
roth the board and committee. ,ait
that although grapefruit shipments
are fairly light a. present more
are leaving The valley than at the
same time last year.
Showers SAID that no frost DAM
age in the cold wave reccntlv en-
quilting the valley has been noted.
Imperial Valley press., 1942-01-11
Not Equipped? R.S.
Takes Issue with
Rating by State
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