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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-12
Sports Calendar
TO-DAY
Wrestling

Ypsilanti Arnory-s;S0 p m.
Preliminsry-Green Hornet VS.
Ed Bogorsk
semi-final-Harold Chaundy VS..
Jack Smith.
Main event-Rebel Russell VS..
Leo Wallick.
Basketball
Ypsilanti High School VS.. Wayne
High School. Ypsilanti gymnasium
preliminary game. Ills p. m.
FRIDAY
Swimming
Ypsilanti at Pontiac.
Feb. 15-Lincoln vs. Dundee at
Dundee, preliminary. game, 7:15 p.
m.
Roosevelt High School VS.. Milan,
Michigan Normal gymnasium. 7:15
p. m.
Michigan Normal at Kalamazoo
College.
Swimming
Roosevelt High School at uniyer-
sity High, Ann Arbor.
Basketball
Pontiac Bagley st. Community
Center girls VS.. Harriet district
girls. Harriet School gymnasium
1880 p. m.
Pontiac Bazley St. Community
Center boys VS.. Harriet district
boys. Harriet School gymnasium
$3.50 p. m.
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Two Ton Tony to
be at Matches

Two-ton Tony Galento. former
heavyweight fighter Of national
prominence. will appear at Ypsilanti
Armory tonight during the wres-
Ting card program which includes
the main event al $3.50 p m.
Following a bit Of trouble with
the state athletic board of control
over an earlier fighting encounter,
Galento will be unable to referee
any bouts until reinstated by that
board.
Let Phibin, wrestling director at
the Armory. promises Galento will
BE- here tonight. will be introduced
and will perform a few antics for
the crowd. The fighter will not
referee the main matches.
Entertainment will include Leo
Wallick vs.. Rebel Russell. Jack
Smith VS.. Harold Chaundy and the
Green Hornet vs.. Ed Bogurski.
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Charles Sampler on Sideline
Because of Injury to Ankle

lineup will be filed by Ed Kontry.
co-captain of the team. Ed Gilday
will team up with Kontry at the
other forward, while Fritz BENEFITS
and John Shada will start at guard
and Howard Messenger at center.
Michigan Normal defeated Ka-
lamazoo by a ABA score early in
January. The Hurons rate as fay-
orites TO cop another victory from
the Hornets.
The Michigan Normal team will
go on the road again Saturday,
meeting Wayne University at Cen
trail High School gymnasium in De
troit.
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With their star forward, Charles
Sampler, on the sideline, Michi-
gan Normars basketball team will
travel TO Kalamazoo College FRI
dav night for the second game OF a
home-and-home series with the Hor-
nets.
Sampler, who injured his right
ankle last week against University
of Detroit, may make the trip to
Kalamazoo, Coach Ray Sites said
Wednesday There is little likeli-
hood that he will be able to take
an active part In the game, how
ever.
Samplers place in the Huron
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TO BE UNDER FuRLoNc

Lansing. Feb. 12-Capt. Donald
5. Leonard will have considerable
independence of action in his post
as "co-ordinator" of the Civilian
Protective Corps, but will rank IN
der Col. Harold A. Furlong. State
Defense Council Administrator. A
spokesman for Gov. Van Wagner
wednesday denied that Leonard
would be states defense GEAR"
and Van Wagner conEadicted
stories that he intended to Dust
Furlong.
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Rough Riders
to Face Milan

Fresh from a victory over Edison
Institute, the Roosevelt High School
basketball team will face Milan at
the Michigan Normal gymnasium in
a Huron League game Friday night
Coach Art Walkers starting line
up will include Bill Love. Phil Flet
cher Del Seleske, Frank White
house and ellis Turner, The pre-
liminary reserve game will start at
7:15 p. m.
Meanwhile. the Rough Rider
swimming team will meet Uniyer-
sity. High School at Ann Arbor in a
return meet Friday afternoon. The
Ann Arbor team trimmed Roose-
welt earlier this year
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KILLED BY TRAIN

Battle Creek. Mich, Feb. Rms
Mrs. Martha De Voc, SO, was dead
today after the car she drove was
struck by a Michigan Central train
at Battle Creek crossing. Police
said the woman apparently failed
TO see the train before driving into
its path
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ASK INVESTIGATION

Pontiac. Feb. 12-United Rub
Der Workers (CIO) Local 125 today
called upon Attorney General Her
bert Rushton for a complete air
ing of the coroner situation" in
Oakland County. The request is in
connection with the handling OF
Roy Howard Honeywell's body
following the union workers death
last Nov. 20.
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PREPARES ORDINANCE

Detroit. Mich, Feb. IL ms -
Corporation Counsel Paul z Krause
today was preparing an ordinance
covering vacation pay for city EN-.
ployes unable to take vacations be-
cause OF departmental emergencies.
The ordinance will provide vaca-
ton payments in these cases but
denies vacation payments to heirs
where death interyenes.
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SECRETARY succumss

Battle Greek, Feb. 12-Mrs. Edith
NJ. Johnson, 81, Augusta. secretary
to Calhoun County relief admins.
traitors since 1888, died here fol.
lowing a heart attack. In 1912
and 1918 she was acting secretary
or the Chamber of Commerce.
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DEAFen.d
NOW HEARS CLOCK TICK

A. N. Bsstehsnon. Newark, N. j.. writes:
Before using orotune Cor Drops, I, was
so deofened that ! could not heor the
clock tick. After using orotune. I cor
now hear the clock tick with both sors."
Thousands now hafd-of-hearing would hear
clearly and distinctly again. and also get
relief from burning. ringing head noises,
clogged up feeling in ears. il impseted wax
that blocks ear canals and presses on sensitive
eardrums was removed. Try Orotune Ear
Drops as directed. They are safe and contain
an ingredient especially recommended for this
purpose.
All Druggists
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STRIKE SETTLED

Detroit, Mich. Feb. 2-INS-The
lo-day-old strike at the Detroit live
stock exchange, which threatened
TO affect the production city's meat
supply, has been settled, It was an
nounced today.
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License Refused

Detroit, Mich. Feb. FINS :
Michigan Boxing Commissioner
John j. Hettche today had refused
license to referee wrestling match
es in Michigan to Tony Galento,
New Jersey heavyweight. boxer.
Hettche said his decision was based
on his belief that he felt that wres-
Ting should derive its drawing
power from the quality OF the match
es and not attempt to attract GUS
toners through the turnstiles with
side attractions.
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TAKES OWN LIFE

Detroit, Feb 12-INS-Funeral
arrangements were being made to.
day for Henry c. Wydzynski, 90,
who, police said, fired bullet into
his head.
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Oranue Lantern

V. Mott ass, V. Eberts 2s5, D.
Payne 1863, |. Eberts 81, W. Con
you 426; totals. $50, 700, 6l5, 1904.
Greenes Cleaners
Lois Max 365. Jeane Shuda 1854,
NJ. Harmon 263, Dee Cameron 400,
H. Worden S7s, handicap 81 totals,
500, $50, 592. 1921.
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Bowling Scores
LADIES' LEAGUE


X. Ballantyne 4O6, H. kellar 29I
p. Sharrock 32S, NJ. Maddux 2Oi.
F. Hirschmann Al. handicap l44,
totals, 652, $50, GIG, 1850.
wins
E Messner $40, a. Fallett S9s, J..
Fallett 1926, d. Pom 1872, L. Shaffer
4l9; totals, $50, 500, 720, 1915.
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CITY LEAGUE

SllkWorth's
Riggs 1872. Peters 40. Raab 40.
Tomlin 499, Winchester 533, Handi-
cap 1873, Totals 100, 9O7. ss5-2512.
Jackson Coal
Smith (Wendt 1sO 4s3. Leabu
500, Shaw 51s. Collier 474. Schwall
537, Totals $40. 7s7. s51-2514.
cuffs
Frederick 437, c. Schreiner 1914
B. Pillsbury AS. P. Schreiner 544
l. Yohn $50. Totals 1914. SIG, $50
$500.
Orange Crush
Herbst SIS, Lutes 521. Stout AS,
Hall 44s. Harner 576. Handicap 30
Totals 752. $50. 924-25e5.
Ernie's
BAmoreaux 643, Ring 537, Ran
dali 481, LaFontin 495. Rust 435.
Total 7s5, 1886. s70-2591
Fsyeo
Fedor $50. Tate 40, Stockdale
$40. Nochman 456. Northrop 5s1.
Handicap "a. Totals SIS. 800. s4S-
1858.
| Odd Fellows
schans 523, King Sr. 475. King
Jr. (avD 453. Fleuelling 1863, Tow
/ Ter 53s, Totals S29. ISL. s3f-244O.
Bonbers
Sorgum 456, Berger 459. Moneke
402, Riley 452. Russeau 400. Handi-
cap 1853. Totals 81 s12. 795-242s.
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White Swan

l. Brainard 800, NJ. Marker 539.
Z. Benedict 1858, l. Ungrodt 1872, c.
Guy 435; totals, 667, 695, 747,
2l09.
Annex
Orr 354, Cares 29l, Green 317,
Lidke 399, Morris $50, handicap 81;
totals, 554, $50, 554. 1898.
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D. Hoffman 325, " Siddsll 1872.
P. Pearson 302, r. Sinkule 1853, NJ.
Coleman 1898; totals, SIG, 521, $40.
l7l0.
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Annex
elreleY's

HUM 300. Swartz 3s1. Fitzgerald
295. Bassett 2s3, Karnatz 272; to-
tails, 500. sos, 535. 1910.
Paristyle
NJ. Abel 34S, b. Lafurge 1854 Z.
Thayer 376. H. Shirtlif 351, l..
Atchison 357; totals, $50, 6S4, $50,
1916.
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3. Beck 40, A. fowler AL, ".
Camp 3ss, NJ Dundon S54, V.
Young 425; totals, 740. 7O5. 64S,
20ss.
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WiIIouahby's

McComb 2s6. Starwas 30s, Cole
i2l, Cartwright 261. Stevens 33S,
handicap 80; totals, 526, SIS. 551,
1866.
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Famous Eoods

A. Fem 1863, F. Berthold 400, v
-Schsrbat 267, B. Daze Alb. NJ. Fox
1852, handicap Sc; totals, $50, 80,
$50, 1870.
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cuffs

Frederick 437, c. Schreiner 464
B. Pillsbury AS. P. Schreiner 544
L. Yohn $50. Totals 1914. SIG. $50
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Herbst SIS, Lutes sci. Stout AS.
Hall 44s, Harner SIS, Handicap 30
Totals 752, $50. 924-2565.
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Normal TO Tackle Kalamazoo Without Star Forward

sic Macauley. 70. was dead today,
the victim OF burns suffered when
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VICTIM OF BURNS
Detroit. Feb. Ems Mrs. Bees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-15
Hit When Id Counts
That's just What Our Tigers Failed to Do,
Baker Says After Opening Defeat
BY EDGAR HAYES

ever seen. Barney McCoSly. who
has turned in a few fair catches
in his time, said il was tops
even better than tho ono made
here a couple of years ago by -Jee
DiMaggio."
When he yielded a homo run to
Les Fleming, the first batter to
oppose him when he entered the
game in the eighth inning, Roy
Henshaw's debut seemed fated for
disaster when Boudreau followed
with a single. lie picked the
Indian manager off first base
however, TO get out of trouble.
After forcing Ray Mack. 10 fly
out 10 McCoSky. HenShaw struck
out Gene Desautels. But tho
third strike got past Birdie Teb-
belts, enabling Desautels 90 reach
first safely, and again Henshaw
was in trouble.
He got out from under that one
the same way he did earlier in
the same inning, whipping the ball
over to York to catch DeSautel.
mapping. HenShaw may never be
another Teller, but the Indian.
are going to be a little more wary
on the basepathS when he's II
the box.
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2izzuto May B e CO m e
Best 1912 Shortstop
through Default
DODGERS PLAY BALL FOR SOLDIERS

With Cecil Travis the army Joe Cronin the bench and
Lou Boudreaus playing subject possible decline because OF
managerial woes like Phil Ruto of the Yankees may
the top shortstopper of the in the American League
providing the little flash isn't recassifed in the draft Bill
Esk Yankee scout who dug Joe DMaggo and Joe Gordon
play piano Knox College Jack Kramer former
ST. Browns pitching for the Delta Shpyards in
New Orleans The Bookyns show folksLeo Durocher
gesture the regular Dodger lineup against Fort
the soldier boys wanted to 1.-The real team
The lineup included Caml Herman Reese, Vaughan Med
wick, Reiser Walker Owen and Wyatt
Billy says the Giants need not about
Johnny Mize "Mze always has and trouble hit
ting spring declared the of the Cardinals
He will okay when the gets well under way Harry
Helmann twice the individual American League batting
the day against the Browns
and against the Indians The bus the Brooklyn
Dodger scrbes travelled around Florida this spring IA years
old and already has racked up $4,000 miles.
Bill Mcknight athlete at Lafayette College spent three
special exercises TO increase his height oneeghh OF
he could join the An average Kentucky
Derby day based the records for the last five years is
dry and sunny with temperature of II plus Les Fleming
|of collected home for Nashville In seven
|playof games with Atlanta and Dallas last fall
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MIA Drops Abe
As Contender

WASHINGTON. April Is (INS)
The National Boxing Association
today dropped big Abe Simon as a
logical contender for the heavy
weight crown of Joe Louis and
rated Bob Pastor along with Billy
Conn for a shot at the Brown
Bomber.
Lem Franklin was also shuntcd
from the contender list TO the
outstanding boxer" class by his
knockoutS at the hands of Pastor
and Battling Bobo, who climbed
into the outstanding class with
Simon, Melio Bettina, Lou Nova
and Turkey Thompson. Lee Sa-
void, who has chalked up II
straight wins in heavyweight COM
petition. was added TO the out
standing list
Four contenderS were rated for
the light heavyweight crown OF
Gus Lesnevich of New Jersey.
They were Jimmy Bivins. Ohio:
Billy Soose. Pennsylvania; Booker
Beckwith, Indiana. and Ken Over
lin, Illinois.
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Dick Erdz Jr captain of Northwestern Unversitys base
ball team spent of three helping toran Gar
gantua famous Ringing circus gorilla The young athlete
family of circus folks His dad coach and
physical instructor by profession each joins the circus
a clown sister elephant trainer for several sea-
The Erdlzes hail from Oshkosh, Wisconsin Dicks
dad also football player quarterback for the Green Bay
Packers years ago.
Ted Williams Johnny Wander Nicer of the Reds against
sugger batted in Florida should win 20
games in the National League this The Yankees and
Cardinals drew total of Al 600 paid to their St Peters
burg this spring. compared with 1850 year ago. excellent
considering that there decline of than onethd in
right of George Kurkows of the Cardinals
inches shorter than the left result Of accident his
younger days Campbell Dickson who succeeds Forrest
Evashevs football coach at Hamilton is the dean of at
that institution He previously coached at Chicago Princeton
and Michigan
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Indians TO Stage Trial Blackou+

Indians going have trial blackout at the Ceve
land Stadium May The St Louis Browns will be there
that night The York Giants $4,000 from Gen.
eral radio rights for their home and the
the Brooklyn Dodgers get S150OO0
Old Gold cgarets Bill Fedhaus formerly of the Detroit
Lions Johnny Kovach the Cleveland Rams share assistant
coaching honors at Indiana.
Ewe Blackwell 1Syearold pitcher from California now
hurled inning against the Tigers Florida
spring. originally signed by Cincinnati for its Ogden
(Utah) club But before signing the youth insisted
that be given trip the big league clubs spring training
Tampa Blackwell who stands better than feet
inches and wears shoe good the South
land given and will be around in the
big showfor awhile at least Dutch Meyer and Hal Manders
of the Tigers gin rummy bugs
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Tf you don't get hits at the
right time you haven't chance"

EIkut tiIitt yOu uhNtH CnuHNts
That was Del Bakers only
comment after the Tigers defeat
in the opener yesterday. Del was
alone in his managers office and
looking a bit detected. The team
did look better than il had in
exhibition games. he admitted, but
those clutch hits so necessary
were still lacking.
"And that catch of Roy
Weatherly, that really hurt Us.
But that's what hustle and spirit
does for a club. Cleveland APP
pears to have II this year"
Rudy York, victim of Weather
ly's robbery, said he was most
surprised.
81 knew II was well hit and I
was running as fast as 1 could"
Rudy said. 81 heard great
cheer and thought everything
was okay. One glance and 1
saw Weatherly fat on the
ground waving the ball. Now
how do you like that One?"
The Tigers were unanimous ir
their praise of the catch, most o.
them calling II the best they hac
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(oudreau Keeps in Condition

Lou Boudreau doesn't drink smoke but he's prude
clayton Heafner the golfer is headed for the army
Gana Washington farmed Charlotte speaks
only Mexican The Cubs have seating capacity OF only 10000
but big league attendance mark for with
1890 The Yankees with $4,000 nearly
behind Vernon Kennedy former Tiger with the
Indians using knuke ball this for the first time in
his major league But he used the minors
Jo-Jo Moore outfeder throws righhanded but
There hasn't been
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BY LEO MACDONELL

II he were TO name the three
things that gave him the most
satisfaction in the Indians tri-
umph over the Tigers, 5 10 2, in
the opening game of the season at
Briggs Stadium yesterday, Lou
Boudreau might we'll name the
following:
THE tremendous smuggling of
Il Les Fleming.
C-The fine pitching Of Jim
- Bagby.
0-The performance OF Roy
- Weatherly.
If Fleming's hitting continues,
the recruit will plug a big hole at
first base. where the hard-hitting
Hal Trosky held forth for many
years for the Clevelanders.
Fleming compiled phenomenal
Ala average at Nashville last
season, but whether he could ap-
proach this remarkable figure
away from band box parks in
minor leagues and against big
league pitchiro has been ques-
toned. Fleming was once a Tiger
but was injured and subsequently
cut adrift by the Detroit club.
3 HITS FOR LES
With a home run. a two-bagger
and a single. Fleming was the out
standing power at bat for the In
dams yesterday. The homer came
in the eighth inning off Roy Hen
shaw. southpaw, who had replaced
AL Benton. 1t was driven far up
against the facing of the second
deck in right-center field. above
the 415-foot mark.
Fleming is one Of the two new
men playing regularly for the In
dams Oris Hockett is the other.
also up from Nashville. Hockett
is also heavy hitter but was held
to one single yesterday.
The showing of Bagby, who held
the Tigers 10 five hits and two
runs in eight innings, indicates
that the young Highlander may
have found himself and will take
un some of the slack due 10 the
departure of Bob Teller. Bagby
whom the Indians obtained from
the Red SoX. lost Is games against
but 9 victories last season. He
is the son of Jim Bagby. who
helped pitch Cleveland TO its only
championship.
But while Bagby revealed poten.
tally promising ability. Boudreau
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Night Shift Out
In Force for
Opening Games
Work Keeps President
From eaye; Wallace
Is Good Substitute
BY international New. Service

While the day shift kept the
wheels of defense rolling. Amer
ica's night shift went to the after
noon opening of the major league
baseball season in eight busting
cities.
1.-TWO hundred thousand strong.
the fans spread out over eight big
league parks. War and work"
kept the nations No. l fan, and
b e b all benefactor, President
Roosevelt, busy at his White
House desk. But his personally
picked pinch-pitcher, Vice Presi-
dent Henry A. Wallace, turned in
a mighty job at Washington by
heaving the opening ball almost all
the way out to second base.
MILITARY SPIRIT
Pre-game ceremonies from New
York's Polo Grounds to st. Louis
Sportsman's Park, on the edge of
the Mississippi, reflected the mar
tial spirit of the land. Troops
marched, military bands blared.
there was a new snap to the out
of-step march of players and Off
Gals to the center field fiagpoles.
and the grandstands held khaki
blocks of uniformed men, admitted
free of charge.
Many players wore special
patriotic shields on the left arms
of their shirts, to indicate that
they are taking 10 per cent of their
1912 salaries in war bonds.
The vast assembly was rewarded
with eight bang-up games. Only
two of the games were one sided.
The champion New York Yankees,
paced by the fine three-hit pitch
] (COntinued ON Pare 10l
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Tickets for tomorrow nights
Stanley Cup hockey game here
went on sale at 10 a. m. today
at Olympia. AS was the case in
the two previous games. another
capacity crowd is expected. IL
the Leafs win Thursday night
and square the series, the
seventh and deciding game win
be played in Toronto Saturday
night.
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revealed managerial cunning when
he took the young man out OF
trouble in the ninth and let Joe
Heving, a veteran, finish, thereby
curing short a threatening Tiger
rally.
Meatherly's spirit. which seems
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Toronto Can Laugh Again---Leafs Win
Flelming's Struggling Tops Tribe Win

TO reflect the new Zest of the In
dams in general, is important be-
cause the veteran outfielder was
supposedly one of the ring leaders
in the rebellion against Oscar Witt,
which led to the former managers
dismissal.
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opening game postponed Cincinnati than 80 years
With the booked there, between University Of
Georgetown all set and possibility that the Notre
California contest be transferred from Los
Angeles Detroit Briggs Stadium is going to lot OF big
time football this coming autumn.
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Major League Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland 5. DETROIT 2.
Now York z, Washington 0.
Boston 8, Philadelphia 3.
st. Louis 3, Chicago 0.
TODAY'S GAMES
Cleveland at DETROIT.
st. Louis at Chicago.
New York at Washington.
Philadelphia at Boston.