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La gaceta., 1942-05-15
LOS GI-
GANTES

Contra cuatro lanzadores de
los RoJoS usaron los Gigantes
sus mejores "espejuelos de ba-
tear" y dispararon II hits, ha-
cienio con ellos IL carraras. Rid
die, Beggs, Walters y Shoun ac-
tuaron por los p~eloteros de la
"ciudad reina" y al segundo Sc
lie acredit6 ell "contratiempo".
Lamanno aport6 otro cuadran-
gular, al igual que Linus Frey.
Mel OFT, ell director de los vence-
dores, ayud6 a su novena con u
ma "pelicula de cuatro e%squinas.'
Carpenter tir6 las primeras cur
vas y rectas por los Gigantes,
reemplazandole Feldman, Ell ga
nador, y a este Ell Sr. Adams.
OFT di6 dos Shifts" ademas del
"cuadrangular," Y pas6 la "go-
dos veces.
Cincinnati &c, 13h, 2e; New
York 12c, 17h, lie.
Hubo necesidai de aplazar ell
partido entire los Braves de Bos-
ton Y los Cardenales.
La gaceta., 1942-05-15

raci6n artificial manuel COZ a.
yuda de oxdgeno, cnmenzada en-
el punto crftico, salV6 al $50 dc
los animales; la resucitaci6n me
canica con ox1geno saliva oil 95%
de los animales, cuando Sc apli-
CO como un procedimiento pri-
mario.
Cuanio la respiration artifi-
cial manual fue tratada sin oxi-
geno 500 ell 1919 de los ANNA
les fueron salvados; pero La re-
sucitaci6n mecan:ca tuvo exito
en- ell 1879 de los animales.
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SAMMY ANGOTT DEFENDE-
RIA HOY SU TITULO DE
CAMPEON

New York, mayo 15.-Sam-
my Angott, ell campe6n de las
l35 libras, es ell favorito, de l
a 2, en- la pelea que hoy sosten-
Iran, en- la Madison Square Gar
den, con Allie Stoltz, el habil gla
diador de Newark.
Mike Jacobs espera una asis-
'tencia de $4,000 personas y un
r~endimiento en- las taquillas de
SAC, 900.
Stoltz es no solo I'm p1gil de
gran d~estreza, comparable con
ell Lou Ambers de epoca recien-
tie, sino que tambien pega formi
dables golpes con la mano dere-
cha.
Varios peritos estiman, quiza
desestimando la potencia de An
gott, que ell joven de Newark
conquistara la victoria.
Angott ha derrotado a los me
.jores hombres de la division. Ia
quito el titulo al tejano Lew Jer
kins y hace pocos meses did una
golpiza al famoso negrito Bot
Montgomery, de Filadelfia.
Tendra ell match" de campeC
,nato, en- c~umplimiento de las re
,glas de la Comisi6n Atletica de
Estado de New York, un limits
de Is asaltos.
La gaceta., 1942-05-15
L1GA NACIONAL
Victoria de los Dodgers

THCpTTN nc LO6 DOugVS
lDerrotando aver a los Piratas
los Dodgers de Brooklyn aumen
taron SUI y~entaja en- el primer IN
gar de la liga. Higbe empez6 a
lamar por los Esquivallores y
tuvo que ser re,evado por Lar
ny French. Mas tarde Sc retro
French Y Casey entr6 a substi-
|tuile. Larry alcanz6 ell credito
.por la victoria. Wilkie empezo ell
.desafio por las huestes de Frish
" lie reemplazaron Dietz y Jun
els. Pegaron "jonrones' Joe
Medwick, Phelps y Elliot. Bar
ret, ell If de los vencidos, hizo u
ma spectacular cogida sobre un
batazo de Pee Wee Reese.
En- los tres y un tercio "inn-
ing" en- que interviniera French
sirvi6 cinco pouches y no lie ba-
tearon de "hit". Alfonso Lopez
no jug6.
Pittsburg DC, Oh, lie; Brook
lyn 7c, 10Th, lie.
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La Gaceta Folletin No. 312
TONIC TERCHRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

de lujo. No lleva mas que prime
ras Y butacas.
5iAh!
Isl, senior.
@IY cual sale primero?
Este. FL rapido. Este sale a
las ocho y media. y el otro, a las
nueve meos cinco.
-iAh! iY digame!
listed dira.
-iCual llega antes a BARGE
iona?
lei rapido. Llega veinte mi
nutos antes que ell eXpreso de
lujo llega a las nueve Y ounce;
y ell expreso a las nueve y trein-
to y cinco.
La gaceta., 1942-05-15
A~TRorD1LADpS LOS ME
DLAS ROJAS

Especializados en- destro0ar
fusiones, los Browns de st.
Louis ap'astaron de nuevo, aver
a los Medias Rojas de Boston.
Niggaling tenia un perfecto do
mimic Y los bateadores contra
rios Sc quedaron en- seis hits.
Tres de los "jilotes" del Boston
descargados fueron por Doerr.
Dispararon batazos de Jon
IRON Cullsnbine y Labs, dos
de los jardineros de los ganado-
res. La "desgracia" lie correspon
did a INewsome.
Boston &c, Oh, 0; st. Louis &C,
l0h 2e.
La gaceta., 1942-05-15
HOAG DIO OTRA VICTORIA
AL CHICAGO

Myril Hoag bate6 aver tres O.
perfumes "hits" y los Medals
Blancas vencieron a los Atleti-
cos, con I'm total de 8 carreras
por a. FL Chicago alcanz6 su ter
Ger exito en- otros tantos dias.
Ditrich subi6 a la '4omita", por
los ganadores. Actuaron por los
derrotados, Knott, que en- un
tempo perteneciera al Chica-
go, y Besse, con la "cataStrofe"
para ell primero.
Dietrich tiene conquistadas
tres victorias. lie "afean" su e.
~jecutoria, tres derotas,
Philadelphia 4e, III, 4ea Chica'
go Sc, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-05-15
DEPORTES
PARA DEVOLVER LA Resp
RACION Ell PUDMOTOR Els
10 MEJOR

Chicago, mayo 15.-La riami
ca entrada y salida del oXlgeno
en- los pulmonss, por medic de
un pulmotor, es muy superior a
la respiration artificial manual
para devolver la vida, segdn I'm
imforme publicado en- el Journal
de la Association Medica Ameri-
cana.
Apesar de este, dice ell infor-
me, la respiration artificial ma
nual, ell tipo practicado en- la
"primera ayuda," es de valor y
debe ser Embellishments cOmen
zada cuando Ia respiration cesa,
Y continuada hasta que vuelva.
Los ORES. George l.. Birbaum
v Samuel A. Thompson realiza-
ron pruebas de respiration arti
ficial con perros.
Ellos apreciaron que la asfixia,
Ia perdida conocimiento debida
a la sofocaci6n dura de tres a
siete minutes antes de que la
muerte ocurra. Despues de que
la respiration cesa, hay un pc
rfodo critico que varia desde dos
hasta tres cuartos de minute, sc
guido por la muerte. La resuci-
taci6n fue intentada, en- cada a.
nimal, en- Ell puntoestimado cri-
tico.
Pudo apreciarse que la reSpi-
La gaceta., 1942-05-15
QUINTO TRIUNFO
DE BILL LEE

Ell veterano Bill Lee supo do
minar aver a los Phillies y obtu-
vo su quinta victoria de la tenn
porada, con solo una derrota.
Los maltratados batearon siete
'fhits" y ocho los triunfadores.
La gaceta., 1942-05-15

En- el compartments donde
iban nuestros heroes, Sc habian
instalado a Ultima bora, llegan-
do TODD despavoridos, un matri-
monio aldeano Y otro senior, tam
bien con trazas de paleto.
Ulegaban cargados de cestas,
de alforjas, de serones, de botas
de vino.
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COgorza no quiso saber mas.

Cogorza no quiso saber mas.
DID las gracias al mozo, dam
dole, ademas, varias palmaditas
en- la espalda, como 81 lie como
ciera de toda la vida, y Sc volvi6
al tren.
Este Sc llenaba de ~viajeros.
AL fin comenzaron a sonar e.
sa interminable serie de pitos,
campanas, silbidoS, woes, etc,
ETC., que preceden a la salida de
TODD tren en- nuestras estacio-
mes y ell rapido Sc puso en- mar
cha.
La gaceta., 1942-05-15

Melton fue el pitcher yapShado;
Chicago Sc, Oh, lie; FAadelfia
&c, IN, lie.
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I'll hielo estaba roto.

IEl hielo estaba roto.
En- seguida, entire los seis O.
cupantes del departamento Sc
estableci6 una honda camarade-
ria.
Pablo y sus colegas Sc pusie-
ron a hablar por los codos, ha-
cisnio coro a los baturros. a. no
les ibsn en- zaga.
-Nosotros vamos a Barce!o-
ma decia Cogorza hevando la
Voz c%antante de su bando-; es-
Ie y yo somos hermanos Y este
un amigo. Vamos ALI a trabajar
como electricistas.
-iSon usteies de estos que
&ndan en- la lecticidad?
ST, sahores, ST.
III marido, en- cuantO pasarOn
VatiecaA, eomenz6 a quejarselda
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LIGA AMERI HANA

Solo dos juegos Sc verificaron
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LA GACETA

E ~peri6dico en- idioma Espahol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla.
Telefono 1892
La gaceta., 1942-05-15

ST, senior, compre la
pintura B. L. P. Soda
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1942-05-15

E EN- Ell PRIMER LU-
GAR
La gaceta., 1942-05-15

Marcia en- la vanguardie de los
bateadores de las grandes ligaS,
Doerr, la 2b de los Medals Ro-
jas de Boston, con 81 hits, IL
carreras y 425 puntos de pro-
medic.
Spence, la "senSacion' de los
senadores, ocupa ell segudo lu-
gar, con as hits, 10 carreras y
un total de 405.
/ En- ell tercer puesto aparece
Dickey, ell catcher de los YAM
KEGS, con 20 hits, 9 carreras y
1872.
Murtaught, de los Phillies, Is
Ell cuarto, con 80 hits, IA carre-
ras y S41.
Phelps, ell catcher nGmero de
los Piratas, va a continuation,
con IL hits, Z carreras y $40.
Ell sexto 10 Is Pete Reiser, de
los Dodgers, autor de 80 hits, II
carreras Y un promedio de 327.
La gaceta., 1942-05-15

En- too Utebo solo hay otra Te-
lesfora. Porque nosotros somos
de Utebo, tocando a Zaragoza.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
DEMARET A SINGER

Jimmy Demarets accomplish
mentS don't end with his golf.
The Plum Hollow pro also is a
singer with a good baritone voice.
Now that this word has gotten
around he'll be in demand for at
least one song at every golf meet
ing he attends. DetroiterS heard
him for the first time at the
Harold Baumgartner Open at
Clinton Valley. He sang Il
Understand" with piano accom-
paniment.
Want 10 know something else :?
Two winters ago Demaret, who
tries to make light of his singing,
appeared on Bing Crosby's radio
program. He and Bing sang
Home on the Range" together.
Mrs. Demaret made a recording
of it. and if you ever visit at
their home be sure TO have her
play the record.
Eughey Syron recently met two
boys who were among his star
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
LAST MGA MATCH

Albert Fiorello of 1861 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, who will play his
last competitive golf tomorrow as
a member of the undefeated Bev-
erly Hills team in the MGA League
before entering the navy, has a
new trophy.
A 25-year-old worker in the
Packard aircraft factory. Fiorello
earned permanent possession of
the Detroit-Italian trophy when he
won the clubs tournament for the
third consecutive year. He fired a
37-39-76 over the Maple Lane
course to lead second place Phil
Falbo by four strokes.
Fiorello, who was 10 be sworn
into service today, won't leave
until Monday. giving him a chance
TO play against the once-defeated
Hillcrest team. A tie would give
Beverly Hills the MGA champion
ship.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
Little Train
!,
Walter Johnson's Son an
Army Bombardier

ALBUQUERQUE. n. NJ. July
IL (INS) ).-Bombadier Walter p.
Johnson Jr.. today expressed the
hope that he could drop missiles
as accurately on the enemy as his
famous father fogged them past
batSmen.
Young johnson, 27-year-old son
of the famous big Train OF
American League baseball Of two
decades ago. was sworn in yes
terday by Major Antoine Borecky
cadet commandant. as a bomba-
der. He enlisted in the army air
forces at Fort Meade, Md, after
playing with the Philadelphia
Athletics and in class AA minor
league baseball, and received his
training at the Albuquerque air
base.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
Cy(Iist Hopes
Bad Luck S Over

Jack Kulan Of Hamtramck, one
of the nations best motorcycle
racers. ran into a piece of bad luck
in the form of a small bump on
the upper turn at the Motor City
Speedway in Thursday nights
special 15-lap event, which put
him out of the running in the sec
ond lap. Kulan was way ahead OF
the field and what was his bad
luck proved TO be boon TO
Warren Leake of Royal Oak. who
came from third position 10 win
thereby placing in the money the
first time this season.
Kulan. although badly scraped
from his fall, will be back tonight.
So far this season he has two
flrStS and a third TO his credit.
The program will consist OF six
elimination heats and three final
events. Time trials are at $50 and
the first elimination race is al
$50. The track is located on Eight
Mile road. at Schoenherr.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
Sam Gets Hot
When Stadium
Game Is Goal
BY JAKE BERsoN

There isn't a sandlot baseball
team in town which wouldn't
forego even a few cherished VIC
tories for the chance to play in
Briggs Stadium for a day.
Only a tiny fraction of Detroit
Baseball Federation mines are
successful. and one of the luckier
teams is Sans Club in Class B,
At tomorrow's annual Amateur
Day program, Sans will be
making its fourth appearance in
four years in the Tiger park.
Four Leaf Clover, Class B
champion, will oppose Sans in
one end of the double-header, with
Altes. Class A champion. playing
House Of David in the feature.
All you have to do to get In
lis either win a championship or
come through when a Briggs Sta
dunn appearance is at stake.
Sans automatically won places
in the 1910 and 1941 programs by
winning Class B titles.
Under manager AL Bigelow
Sans will carry a perfect winning
record into tomorrow's Amateur
Day game. 1t beat Western
Union. 10. in 1899: Western Union,
I4-3, in 1910. and UAW TIA. 6-5,
last year. The last two games
were thrillers, both being decided
in the final inning.
Even before he took over Sans
teams. Bigelow was bringing clubs
into the coveted spot. In 1899,
when he managed Benson Winery,
his club beat a team of Quantico
marines, which flew from the
Virginia base for the game.
The present Sans team mas
only one player. third baseman
George Gira. who appeared in all
three previous games at the sta
dunn. Others who helped the
team reach that goal three straight
seasons are Joe Gauger, George
Wilke and Vaughn Waddell, now
in the armed forces; Ed Witt
mack. Bill Warbritton and Frank
Ayers.
AlteS teams also are no stran-
gers 10 Amateur Day games,
lSunday's appearance being the
third in the last four years for
that club.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
BAD LUCK FOR HENsHAw

Henshaw yielded the other three
runs in the fifth and they were
all unearned.
Ted Williams drew a walk for a
starter Then York fumbled an
easy roller by Doerr. putting Sox
on first and second. Lupien ad-
vanced both runners with a sacri-
flee and Tabor was purposely
passed, filling the bases.
One run came over when Bill
Conroy fouled out to Ross in
deep left. The other two tallies
registered when Hughson doubled
TO the left-center field barrier.
The Tigers didn't get a runner
past first base until the seventh,
when McCosky doubled and Hig-
gins singled TO no avail.
They finally broke the scoring
ice in the ninth, thanks 10 sue
cessive singles by Hitchcock, Nc
Cosky and Cramer with none
away. These safeties only filed
the sacks, but Hitchcock counted
as Higgins was forcing Cramer.
Then York ended the game by
hitting into a double play.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
lO-Year DrOuth
Red Run, Already in Finals, Hopes to Capture
First District Title Since 1892
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

Red Run will be seeking its Sec
ond District Golf League cham
pionship when it plays the winner
of the Tam O Shanter-Lake-
pointe match, postponed to tomor-
row. Red Run won the league
title in 1882.
Three members OF the 1892
team. which was captained by
Frank Telford, are in the present
lineup. They are Ellis Berry, Tim
Griffin and Chuck Holm. Also on
that squad were Art Alders, Jack
Dooley, Roy Helferich, Jay Nc
Mullen, King Lehr and Emil
Schultz. Several of them were on
Red Runs No. 2 lineup this season.
In those days there was a
round to determine the
of the various groups and
Red Run had low qualifying total.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
Roszak Find|ist
In Net Tourney

Ed Roszak Is a finalist today in
the mems singles of the first
annual Hamtramck closed tennis
championships. His opponent to-
morrow is the winner of the Harry
Witczak-Wally Preston engage
nent. Roszak also is in the dou-
)les final with WitcZak. They
meet Walter Pollack and Frank
jkiersh.
On today's program is the
women's final between Renetta
Onishuk and Florence Banasz, and
he same pair meet tomorrow for
the Detroit area American Legion
title and the right 10 enter the
ctate competition.
Roszak disposed of Skierski in
esterday's semifinal, 6-l. 60,
lrgely on his forceful service.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
Bud Ward Upset
In Western Golf

SPOKANE, Wash, July IL
QNS) Playing steady, tight golf.
Bill Welch of Houston, Texas.
national public links champion.
staged a stunning upset in the
fourth round of the Western ANA
teur Golf championships, beating
defending champion Corp. Marvin
(Bud) Ward of Spokane. 2 up
Ward. who was cunning for his
third straight Western title, IS
also National Amateur champion.
He was medalist OF this years
tournament
They finished the first nine OF
the tricky Manito Golf Club
course here with Ward ! up with
a medal score of 35 TO Welch's SO.
Welch evened the match on the
twelfth. On the par 3 sixteenth,
Welch putted close and sank the
short one for a par to 60 l up.
On the par eighteenth Welch
Clipped TO three feet and holed
out for a birdie 3 and a 2 up
victory. Welch's medal score on
the second nine was 3 under
par 33 while Ward had an even
par SO.
Harry Givan, Seattle, former
Walker Cup player, was another
survivor Of early round play. He
gained the semifinals with sur
prisingly easy 5 and 4 victory over
Wilford Wehrle. Racine. Wis.
Semifinalists play 36-hole matches
today with the championships
scheduled for tomorrow.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
ToIes Gets Draw
With Godoy

SANTIAGO, Chile, July IL (UP).
Roscoe Toles, Detroit Negro,
fought 12-round draw with Ar
turo Godoy. Chilean heavyweight
who lost twice 10 Joe Louis. be-
fore $1,000 fans last night. Toles
weighed. 202la pounds 10 Godoy's
200la. He had beaten Godoy once
and they had fought a draw pre-
viously in Buenos Aires.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
RYANs MISSING FROM FINAL

A. E. (Ace) Wilson and Dick
Olson will be opponents in the
36-hole final of the club cham
pionship today at the Detroit
Golf Club. This will be the first
final in some years without one of
the William A. or his son
Francis. Both were eliminated
earlier, as was DR.. John NJ.
Murphy, last years champion.
Olson. who recently returned TO
Detroit after a Sojourn in the
East, is a former Meadowbrook
champion.
Roger Clapp, who was runner-up
to his father in the club cham
pionship at Bloomfield Hills a
year ago. was defeated in the first
round by N. II. Wiesler. The
senior Clapp continues in the
running, however. A. w. Wallace,
a former champion, led the Bloom
field qualifiers with a rs, 6 strokes
under the next man.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
Shut Out
At Empire

NEW YORK, July II CUPl. -
THE Greentree Stables Shut Out,
favorite for today's SIS, 900 Empire
City Handicap for three-year-olds
at Empire City. was scratched
today because his handlers were
apprehensive of track conditions.
This left eight in the race.
Belair Studs crack filly, Vagrancy,
with ia; Joseph M. Roebling's
consistent Lochinvar, with 116.
and Calumet Farms Col. Teddy,
at lis, are the leading contenders
now.
The rest of the field is COM
prised of Apache. ia, stable
mate of Vagrancy's; Eternal
Peace, los; Billy o.. ITO; Ahamo,
108, and Families. 110.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
.1peaker's S Condition
Still Critical

CLEVELAND, July IL QNS).--
Iris Speaker. the Gray Eagle who
led the Cleveland Indians to their
lone American League pennant in
1920, is still on the danger list at
Lakeside Hospital attendants re-
ported today, although he spent
fairly comfortable night "
Speaker, 54, was taken 10 the
hospital Sunday night suffering
from a cold, believed to be on the
verge OF pneumonia. His physi-
clan. DR. Edward Castle, operated
on him Wednesday night for an
intestinal disorder.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
Stars Want Games

The Detroit Stars, strong coll
Iored semi-pro club. wishes TO
schedule games in the state with
teams having enclosed parks.
Write Ben Cochell. 1880 Crane
avenue, Detroit, or phone Drexel
L2566.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
One Sure Thing
at Suffolk Downs

BOSTON. July IL (INS).-The
Army and Navy Relief Fund is the
sure thing" on today's card at
Suffolk Downs. All receipts will
go TO the fund. The Eastern Rae
ing Association. operator OF the
track, has undeFwfitten all ex-
penses of the day, including SAL
aries and purses.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
CYO SoftbaII Scores
SENIOR LEAGUE

SENIOR LEAGUE
81 Catherine 20. Nativity g.
St David 10, 81. Juliana !.
ST stanislaus ;, ST Elizabeth
st. Vincent Q. Sweetest Heart OF MaTy 4
our Lady Of Help 8, st. Hedwig 4
ST. Anne .. 81. Boniface o.
INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE
san Francesca tNo. p is Guardian An
gels
st. Anne 4 ST. Vincent l.
81 Roniface 8, Christ tho King ?.
81. stanislaus 4. San FranceSco tNo
- 2.
san Francesca tNo. 81 4. Santa Maria 3
JUNIOR LEAGrE
Precious Blood IL. St scholastics 7.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
Fight Results
By United Press

By United Press
At Hollywood Hudson. 143. San
Jose Cal, drew with Jimmy Garrison,
l4T Kansas City G0D: Max Hutchins. ISL.
Los Angeles, Knocked out Irish Johnny
Taylor, i47 South Gate, Cal. CD. Al
San Francisco-Paulie Peters. l55. San
Francisco Preside, decisoned AlonZo VIII
liams. I51, Los Angeles (l0),
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
'BAtted for Trout in third.
BOSTON

Runs batted in-TAbor 2. Hughson 3,
Conroy Higgins. Two-base hits-Tabor
Hughson, Williams. McCoEky. Sacrifice
Lupien. Double plays Bloodworth to
Hitchcock Higgins 20 Bloodworth 10 York,
Hitchcock 10 York. Pesky 10 Lupien Doerr
TO Pesky 10 Lupien. Pesky 10 Doerr TO
Lupien. Left on bases Detroit 4, Boston
s. Base on balls-Oh Trout 3. on Hen
shaw 3. on Hughson ]. Struck out--By
Henshaw l. by Hughson g. Hits-Off Trout
- IN 2 innings, on Henshaw In innings.
Losing pitcher Trout. Umpires Rue
Crieve and Basil. Time-i:43. Paid at
tendance 500.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11

caddies a year ago. Asked why
they no longer were caddying, they
informed Syron they are candy
statesmen. They make $5 a day,
and probably all the candy they
can eat. 1t would be impossible
for any club to meet these induce
ments for its caddies - specially
the candy part.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
Mack Park SoftbaII
last NIGHTS SCORES

Penn club 8. O,Neill- Hoffner /.
East Side Girls T. Reichhold o.
Pontiac Big Six 2 Briggs Bombers I.
TONIGHT'S GAMES
Fruehauf vs.. OMEN. Hoffner : 90
Local 400 Girls Vs. Chene- -Trombly, 5. L.
J. a J Sports VS. Hudson. Q 30.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
Tiaer Pitchino Records

sTo,Ah S. a a. 1914 3sl 2si s24
sIneludlng totals Of Fuchs ara Rove
ana ne game played vifh Clevrianc July
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
Scratches
BY United Press
EMPIRE CITY

BY United Press
EMPIRE CITY
Track good.
First Race - Crack Favor Ai-Ling,
Black Bun, Mission Step. Classic Beauty
Michigan Flyer
second Race whichwins. The Killer.
False Crack, Fettacairn, Hard Blast,
Thorino
Third Race-styx Dallas Lady.
Fourth Race-Happy Note, Doubt Not
Sinh Race-Shut Out
Seventh Race-Peep Show, Bar Fly.
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track. good.
First Race-Sun Idele. Mack's Dream,
Last Chance.
second Race - chsttergaL Liberty
Torch
Third Race-Claro. Idle Fancies
skeeter
Finh Race-Trigger Rose
sixth Race-Watch over Hcomb.
Ninth Race -Quintillan, Take It.
ARLINGTON PARK
Track good
First Race Fairlet, Big Me Castle
man, Busy Ridge Chance Grey. Iron
Second Race Elder Jock. Try Flight.
Hasty star, Captain Fury, Bird High
Third Race Bachelors Bower. song
Master Legal Advice. Red Berry. Syl-
van Dell, Three Sands
Fourth Race --Aipolly.
seventh. Race Pumppn.
Eighth Mistucky. "
Ninth Race (substituts) )-Deciared on.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
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Whip Tigers

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StanzaS. He was then trailing 3
to 0 as a result of walks to Bobby
Doerr and Tony Lupien, a double
by Jim Tabor and a Hughson
single.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
UAW-ClO

Packard s. Fruehauf o.
Ford (6OUJ ~, Michigan Malleabie q,
Kelsey 5, Hudson 2
Chevrolet II, Ternstedt O.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
1OO-Target Preliminary Handicap

Gene Palmer S. L. Haskell 70, Charles
J. Miller So Frank Vignoe so. Mrs. Lee
Julian Il. II. Weigand so. +. b. Rich SO,
a. L. Nelson 81, julie Dallas So. Dr A.
W Meyers s5, Fred Ford 90. Dan Bittin-
ger s5. L. II Bird ST. Fred Routledge go.
Karl Maust so. Harry Platte Sc Herman
Finnanger Sc. Charles L. Miller S. Howard
Anthony ST. Wayne Breigel SO, r. Il.
Bregel 81 ward Bathey 81, Sam Parker
90. William Snyder S. Bill Harding 50.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
1O0-TARGET DOUBLES

Fred Ford S. w b Bathey SIS. Charles
J Miller IL Louis Hascau 6s Karl Maust
sc, II Weigend rs. Fred Routledge 81 r.
F. Morgen SO. Rae Comar g. Herman
Finnanger 50, F. B Rich n. Charles L.
Miller 70. Harry Platte 70. A. L. Nelson
s.. Dan BittinEer e.. julie Dallas II, l..
H. Bird 81. Blng Crosby ST.
Detroit evening times., 1942-07-11
Tiger Batting Averages

Totals 50 2s7e 333 us 306 40 q
includes totals Of Fuchs and Rowe.