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NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh s-io-i. Boston 2-T-2.
Butcher and Lopez; Javery ad Lombard.
First game.
Boston i2.i4-0. Pittsburgh Adj
EAuy and KluttI, Mast: tsewell. strince-
vich 90. Jungles 10 and Phelps Second
game.
Chicago s-1s-l. Philadelphia 1870.
Lee and Mccullough. Seheefing; Hughes
Beck 90. Nahem t7l, Masterson tsJ and
Philadelphia s-11-0. Chicago i4b-7.
Melton and Livingston: tBithorn. hoo,y
~. Flores 40. Fleming c9) and McCul-
Tough, Scbeeing Second game.
81. Louis 14-i1-o. Brooklyn 1912.
Gumbert. BeAzley az. sWhite CSD and
o'Dea; Wyatt. Head % Chapman 90.
fallen 5, and Sullivan. Owen. DaPper
First game.
81. Louis All. Brooklyn $50.
(Called end OF SIXTH.
Lanier and W. Cooper: fHigbe French
90 and Dapper. First game.
New York 5-6.1. Cincinnati t-s-4
Carpenter and banning walters,
Thompson t2) Turner (eJ and Hemsley.
Losing pitcher.
swimming pitcher.
TODAY's GAMES
New York al Cincinnati.
Only game scheduled
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Adonises Battle
On Arena Mat
rokIoHTs CARD

Jim Londos. greece vs.. Vic christy. San
Antonio. best two OF three falls, 90 min
utes time limit
George Zaharias. Pueblo vs. Roland
Kirchmeyer 81. Louis. best two Of three
falls. as minutes time limit.
W1adyslaw Talun. Poland VS. Bobby
Roberts. Grand Rapids, one fall, 30 min
utes time limit.
Fart Mecready, Winnipeg VS.. Jerry
Monahan, Buffalo. one fail, 30 minutes
time limit.
Jim Londos, for many years
known as the Greek Adonis of
wrestling. runs into anothe r
Adonis, California bred, at the
Arena Gardens tonight when he
comes TO grips with handsome Vic
Christy, one of the best of the
younger crop of grapplers.
Christy. if he had the histrionic
ability of Londos or George Ia
harias, might well have remained
in Californiaxsand gather his
worlds goods In Hollywood, but
Vic is not an actor, just a big,
strong good-looking young fellow
who knows how TO wreStle.
Londos and Christy top a card
of four bouts studded with the
big names of the wrestling indus
try.
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Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

faAtNa
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT s-i5-i. Philadelphia -z.l2.i.
White. HenShAv 90. ;Corsica 90 and
TebbeftE. Parsons; Knott. Il Harris t7l,
Btckman 90 and Hayes. Wagner. First
game.
philadelphia i-3-l. DETROIT o-z-o.
Marchildon and Wagner. Benton, New
houser tsD and Tebbet,s. Second game.
New York Sill. Chicago Gill;.
sRuffing. Murphy 80 and Rossr
tsmith, Haynes 50 and Turner First
game
New York 3-s.7. Chicago TIA
Donald ana Dlckey; Dietrich and fresh.
Second game
Cleveland s-f3-3 Boston 500.
smith, Gromek l5b. Embree 90. Kra-
kauFkas co. and Desau,els. Denntng Wag'
ner and Peacock.
Warrington $40, 81. Louis s-1t-i.
Hutson. sundra CTb. tNewsom ts) and
Early. Evans: tGalehouse. Whitehead ca,
Pyle fe). fTrotter ts) and Swift. FeTeil.
First game.
ST Louis s-s-i. Washington 100.
Holi1pgsworth and Ferrell tZubsr. Mas
terson go, carrasquei 49,, cathsy 90 and
Evans 4.
Losing pitcher.
.Wlnning pitcher.
-rsr. ToDAY's GAMES
DETROIT at PHILADELPHIA
81. Louis at Washington.
Chicago at New York.
Cleveland At Boston
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Venetidns Win
0nHeron' sGodI

Gilbert Heron. ace forward for
the Venetian soccer team, has a
knack of delivering the important
goals in important games. Because
of this knack Venetians are cham
pions today of'the Michigan ANA
teur League.
Heron's 20-yarder with 20 min
utes of the first half gone was the
only score yesterday at Solvay
Park, and produced the third 10
victory Venetians have scored over
Bavarians- this season. This one
gave Venetians a championship.
The Venetians will play the
Hungarians next Sunday in the
finals of the City Cup matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Once Manager in Cardinal Chain

Unser also manager-he ploed Gastonia IN O. II
the old Tar League ST. Louis Cardinal chain club
There FIVE boys and three girls in the Unser family AL
The bows played AL the only who followed
career high school Morrisonve he played starred
In track basketball well baseball He forward in
basketball.
The enjoyable frank Unser says scouts chased him.
"June Jones myself htch-hiked to Florida trying to
baseball jobs unser recalled Jones pitcher We
planned every camp until got job We hooked
with Schak and Buffalo at Fort Lauderdae From then
on Cooks clubs. June back home
managing n grocery store"
Buffalo Scranton. Later he with Dayton
Paris Tex Jacksonville Tex Mobile Decatur and Columbus o.
1t time another
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Additional Sports
On Page 16
Pony Starts Well
Former PubIinx Star Leads Lakepoin+ With II in
Opening of District Golf League
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

Art Pony who piloted Detroit
to the National Publinx team
championship last summer at Spo-
kane. has a par 70 TO show for
his first start in the private club
ranks.
He got il yesterday at Black
River as Lakepointe drubbed the
Port Huron team, 2612-l2, in the
opening of the Sunday division of
the District Golf Association
League.
1t was the days lowest round.
but, oddly, Black Rivers half point
was gained by Pomy'S opponent,
William Campbell, who split the
point on the first nine with the
former public course star.
Pony bettered par two strokes
with "a coming in after making
the turn in 80.
Frank Connolly. winner of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

MICA Open Amateur last season,
had 78 for second low for the
strong Lakepointe team. Next
among the winners came Nick,
Uzelac, another former public
course star, with 70.
This was the only match played
in the Aviation group, Washtenaw
FORGETTING to Gowanie and Monroe
to Twin Beach.
Harold Stewart of Tam O'ShanA
ter came through with the league /,
second best score. He registered
a "a over his home course to blank
Dick Dayne as Tam O'Shanter de-
feated Western 21-6, in the Army
group.
In other matches in this group.
Birmingham defeated Glen Oaks.
20h-6ls, as Doctor Cornell and ST
James led the winners with 7Ss.
and Pine Lake conquered Barton
Hills. 1913
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LYNwOOD ROWE

rst to plant soybeans their 200ace farm in the rich ag
cultural section around Morrisonvile I'll.
1--WE 800 In soybeans,' Unser reported
"At folks planted IL for hay Then for seeds The
section seeds from Is easy to grow
the price has gone up a lot lately"
farm work that ruined Unser as pitcher He hurt
arm shocking But it didn't ruin his alaround value
ball club Unser like Mike Ryba of the Red Sox is one
ball club He play position He did 1t once in
hn Unser Night" when he played with WinstonSaem one
BIZ the many clubs with whom he has exhibited his manifold
baseball talents
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Durocher's Hopes for Rowe

Leo Durocher manager of the Dodgers, quoted as
planning to Schoolboy Rowe as a starting pitcher
"From what hear Rowe still pitch winning ball.
Durocher explained think he help We've been
buying all those American Leaguers bit we've
pretty lucky with those professionally all Of them
have helped u.s."
The Lip mentioned Dixie Walker Billy Sullivan and Johnny
Allen which of enough However Durocher used
relief pitcher Saturday against the Pirates and the
rates the Schooboy getting 10 hits and FIVE runs
ii less than I'VE innings
"Hey, Dean" quered Dick Bartel Of Dizzy Dean in St
Louis the othersday chow do you like your job"
Dean, you know, is broadcasng baseball games in St
Louis.
'Tfs NICE replied Dean. 81 don't have to fool with any
figures commercials The other fellow with takes
that just read the neups and do FIVE innings You
know why quit radio Boston? They made him
OF those bg-big-" f's-
Portfolios" Bartel prompted. s'.iF
That's II" said Dean, "a portfolio"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Night Fights 0kdy
If Liqhts Are Cut

NEW. YORK, May, 4 y CuP).-
Outdoor fights at night will be
permissible this summer If the
customers cooperate and do not
demand food lights between
rounds, Mayor r. Fl. LaGuardia
said yesterday before departing by
plane for indianapolis ~ 4
Promoter Mike Jacobs indi-
Gated that he planned to eliminate
ali lights at the ball park fights
except the ring lights which do
not reflect skyward.
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Probable Pitchers
ny United Press

ny United Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
81. Louis Harris 1-3l Mt Washington
wynn 2-1)-3:lS p. m. tEWT).
Detroit (Fuchs AID NJ Philadelphia
(Besse 0-2)-3:15 2. m. tEWT).
Chicago fHumphries Oh AZ New York
(Chandier 2.I)--3 D. m. lEWT).
Cleveland tM1nar i-9) Al Boston New
some 3-0)--3 p. m (EWT).
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston CTobin 3-2) at Pittsburgh
(Rlinger 0-0D--3:l5 p. m. (EWTl.
New York (McGee I'D at Cincinnati
(smrr I.ob--3 p. m. tEWT).
Only games scheduled
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Pat ON the Back
ABC Crowd at Columbus Gives Added Proof
That Detroit Is Top Bowling Town
BY HAROLD KAHL

nedy's 2721; George Thompson's
615 in Highland Park Auditorium's
2713; Shillady's Reserves 1857, En-
terprise's 2647, Palace Recreation S
2645, Bill Hartman Five's 1881,
Sweitzer's 1859, Wurm's Recrea-
tons 2467, Gardner'S 1889,
Schmidt's 1887.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Twin Bill Split
With A'sCuts
indians Margin
Hard Luck Benton
Loses 3-Hihter After
York Wins LIST Game
By LEO MACDoNELL

PHILADELPHIA, May A.
Those astonishing Tigers today had
moved up half game closer to
the league leading Indians by
virtue of an even break in a Sab
bath Day double-header with the
Athletics here, while the Red Sox
defeated Lou Boudreau's rampant
crew in a one-game engagement
up in Boston.
Only two games now separate
the Tigers and Indians as they
near what looms as a roaring
battle for the top when they en-
gage each other at Detroit and
Cleveland this weekend. assuming
that neither nine goes into a tall
spin in the next few days.
The Tigers and Athletics staged
two widely different contests yes
terday, the first of which, hilari-
Gus affair, was captured by
Detroit, 81, In a last-ditch rally,
and the other by Philadelphia. 10.
in a sensational pitchers duel be-
tween Al lizard Luck) Benton and
Phil Marchildon.
GOOD CROWD, GOOD TIME
A fine outpouring of u. 727 paid
customers, who turned out despite
threatening weather at noon. got
their moneys worth. Judging by
their riotous outbursts.
AS six pitchers paraded to- the
mound in the first game, three
for each team. the two clubs rolled
up total of u hits and IS runs.
In the nightcap they totaled but
five hits and one run.
The cannonading in the first In
Guided two home runs by Rudy
York and one by Bob Johnson.
whereas in the second Phil Mar
childon, 24-year-old French Cana
dian from Penetang, Ont, allowed
the Tigers but two hits, which was
but one less than those yielded by
Benton.
York's homers. his sixth and
seventh of the season. came In
consecutive innings. Both were
driven into the upper deck of the
left field stands, one off Jack
Knott and the other off Luman
Harris. They accounted for four
runs, and they totaled four circuit
drives for Rudy in two consecutive
games. He bagged two in Satur.
days game with the Yankees.
Johnson's homer. which came In
the seventh off Johnny Corsica,
was exploded far to the roof of the
left field stands. There was no one
on base at the time but the run
broke a six-all tie and looked like
the winning marker.
Pinky Higgins pulled down the
Athletics house of cards in the
ninth when his double scored the
tying and winning runs for the
Tigers.
Trying for his third victory In
CONTINUED on Page 14)
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PICKS ALL-STAR TEAM OF FOES

PHILADELPHIA, May 4-Schooboy Rowes greatest thrill
brilliant big league pitching not when he notched
straight victories tie American League record which ne
shares with Walter Johnson Joe Wood and Lefty Grove
my biggest thrill winning my first game In the big
leagues recalled in last minute chat Tiger before
he left to join the Brooklyn Dodgers 1T shutout
against White and pitched against Sad Sam JONES'
Sehooboy recalled that Bill Dckey and zeke Bonura
were htters who gave him the most trouble.
"Yes, sir, had trouble getting those boys out Rowe
smiled.
And of course Dckey is the catcher an asar atime
picked by from American Leaguers against whom ne
pitched with the Tigers Here Is School
boys Dckey Gehrg h. Gordon 20. Lewis 3D. Cronin s.
William IT. Joe DiMaggio CT Fox RI.
"Petey the best sun field player In the league
Rowe declared.
While Bucky Rowe's a-around favorite
he said he thought that ION the record he would have
place Joe Mccarthy in charge of his alsar team.
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226,744 Sunday Fans
New Seasons Attendance Record as Red Sox
End indians Winning Streak at 3 Games
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press staff Correspondent

treated as roughly since their
little joust with the Yanks last
fall as they were in St. Louis
y yesterday. Ziggy Sears gave
Durocher the thumb in the first
inning of the opener and he was
gone for the day. Freddy Fitz-
simmons also was ousted. The
Dodgers bench tossed towels all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

NEW YORK, May 4.-Those
unpredictable. lovable and mad
dening Brooklyn Dodgers today
were skidding like a monkey OF
a CREASED pole and the holland.
cold, bloom in the springtirne
Cleveland Indians were no longer
enjoying Lady Luck's fond en-
braces.
After one. of the busiest Sum-
days in many a major league
season. in which 226.744 fans
stormed the eight major league
parks for the largest attendance
of the season, the pace setting
Dodgers and Indians definitely
were on the run.
Amid turbulent scenes in which
two rival managers. Leo Durocher
of the Dodgers and Billy South
worth of the Cardinals and four
Brooklyn players were elected. st.
Louis slashed its way to a twin
triumph over the National League
champs, 14-10 and 4-2 (6 innings.
The Dodgers have now
lost four in a row and their lead
has been trimmed to one game.
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TRIBE SHOWS STRAIN

The Boston Red Sox found the
vulnerable spot in Cleveland's
armor and snapped the Indians
winning streak at Is games with
an ga triumph.
Plainly showing the strain of
their streak, the Indians COM
mitted three costly errors - Jeff
Heath dropping two fly balls and
Ray Mack a throw on a potential
double play. Charlie Wagner, al
though raped for 13 hits, kept
them scattered and went the route
for his third straight win. The
Red Sox put on a six-run rally in
the fifth featured by Bobby
Doerrs triple off Steve Gromex,
who relieved AL Smith.
The Dodgers haven't been
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Sundays Figures

NEW YORK, Nav 4 lUP) At
tendance at Sundays major league
games follows:
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LOSE EIGHT-RUN LEAD

The first game was a regular
Donpybrook fair. The Cards got
off to an 80 lead, but saw it melt
away. Then with the score tied.
1910. the Cards staged a four-run
rally TO clinch it. Ken O'Dea drove
in seven runs-hitting a homer
with the bases loaded in the first
and a double off the wall with
bases loaded in the seventh. Kirbe
Higbe's wildness led 10 his down.
fall in the nightcap. He loaded the
bases with walks and Jimmy
Brown tripled 10 center
Pittsburgh pulled within a game
OF Brooklyn by dividing with the
Braves. Big Max Butcher pitched
the Pirates to CD victory in the
opening but the Braves clouted
three Pirate pitchers for IA hits
and a 1913 triumph in the night
cap. Eddie Miller homered inside
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

Al Unser third string catcher With the Tigers who knows
lot about farming interested in the report that the soy
Dean may become substitute for rubber.
Young Unser interested because the Unsers the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

over the place in protest against
Sears actions.
Later Billy Southworth was
tossed out for the same reason
that Durocher was - questioning
ball and strike decisions. In the
second game, Umpire Tom Dunn
gave the heave-ho to Dolf Camilli,
Whit Wyatt and Chef Kehn.
Camilli's offensive was kicking
dirt on the pitching mound and,
after he was elected. had to be
restrained from punching Dunn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

BY LEO .MAcDoNELL-

Rowe Goes Way Back sehooIboy Hit Hardest
for Greatest Thrill; by Zeke Bonuro and
First Tiger Victory Yankees Bill Dlckey
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

m s, SOb9 Harding avenue (.
Frank Murney. 1l709 Chelsea
avenue; Francis Scaal. 9911 Hart
well avenue; Stanley Webber. 6976
Parkwood avenue; Allan p. Price,
l2573 st. James avenue; Lawrence
tGilluffo, Hamtramck, and Daniel
L. Ford. 2737 East Jefferson
avenue.
Joseph o. jackson. 10 Ferris
avenue, Highland Bark, an Amer
lean Red Cross worker, has ar
rived in Australia for duty. He is
one Of a group OF 10 who will
assist in carrying on for the Rec
Cross in the land down under"
He is a u. of NJ. graduate and has
been associated with the Chill
dren's Aid Society and the Works
Projects ADMINISTRATION.
Harris S. Manning, 20. seaman
second class, is stationed at the
United States naval air training
base at Crosse lie, following his
enlistment a week ago. Son of Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley r. Manning, 5479
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
PITFALLS OF LOVE gA
BY Adele
Garrison

take up your station just out,
side the hall door, and II you sec
any sign Of Miner coming back,
dash back into this living room,
boiling the outer door after you.
2 then knock on the door of the
bedroom and I will come right
out.
I'll see that you have a
plausible explanation 10 give
Miner. We don't want him to
suspect that you have any link
with US"
"No, that wouldn't be 30
good" Adams said soberly.
"Noww my father said, with
what for him was distinct ex-
element, as he picked up the
shoes which had been taken from
Redfield's feet while he was UNI
conscious.
He scanned their inner lining!
closely. then handed one to DickN
and one to me.
'Ts 9here any piece Of paper
hidden In either one OF them ."
he asked.
II can't find any" l returned.
after minute of intensive
search.
Nothing here" Dicky said.
but there's distinct evidence
that there was something here,
and that II has been taken out"
TRIUMPH FOR SPENCER
Eyes. saw the marks" my
father said. Then. with a swift
catch of the breath, he made a.
cropping motion toward the near
est chair and sat down.
"Oh. what In II, father" I
cried in alarm.
Nothing. darling" he said.
drawing hand across his eyes
as If brushing cobwebs away,
and to my great relief 1 saw
that his color was good. his eyes
clear.
Its just that I'm an old man.
and can't take either triumph or
failure as calmly as I used to-"
81 gather this Is triumph"
Dicky commented.
"Yes, IL is" my father an
swered. THE document which I
so carefully substituted I'm
Stoves shoe In gone.
"No one else but Miner could
have taken IL. That gives me
the final and definite proof
against him which I have
wanted"
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

DOCTOR TWITCHELL looked
up from my wrist. which he still
held IN the pretense OF counting
my pulse.
"How long do you wish me TO
keep up this pose 2" he asked
1T II q charming occupation for
me, but Mrs. Graham may tire"
But my father, who was not ir
mirthful mood. said, ''You'Il have
to keep IL up until Miner comes
back here"
A minute later. Dicky answered
knock at the door and Adams
came in, with a hesitating back.
ward glance.
"weli, Adams my father
said.
II don't think RedfieId ought
to be left alone, SIR" he said.
Doctor Twitchell. will you
please 20 over:" my father said.
AS the physician hurried 10 the
door, the Chief began swift in
terrogation of Adams.
"Has Miner gomez"
~Yes, he left just before
came over here. He asked me
TO make his excuses TO you. say
ing that he had not a minute TO
spare. But I bolted the outside
door, for fear he might come
back"
"Good work. my father COM
mented. "What did he do while
he was there"
ASKED INTO APARTMENT
81 don't know" Adams an
swered. He told me TO 20 out
and stand guard I'm the corridor
until he called me-"
"Ah." my father said with
gratified comprehension. Then
he spoke swiftly to me.
"You have a right TO be In on
this, Margaret" he said. "Will
you and Richard come into the
other apartment with me.
He went swiftly through the
door. Dicky and following
closely.
"How Is he:" / heard my
father ask Doctor Twitchell.
Perfectly all right" the sur
geon answered.
adams" my father said,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
By Lyman Young
By Zane Grey

cadets. They are George ". Read,
I8501 Colfax avenue; Joseph p.
Miller, 1891 Van Dyke avenue:
William Clark, 1908 Monte Vista
avenue, and Donald S. Novals
5805 Neff road. n
Tech. Donald d. Hoffman, $3.50
Copper avenue, has completed his
signal corps instruction at Camp
Murphy. Fla, and will be assigned
for duty.
Patrick r. Heffernan, 1868 Cali
houn avenue, Dearborn, now Is :
second lieutenant, being commiss
stoned after graduation from the
officers school at Miami Beach.
He formerly was a Fordson High
School athlete. Y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

avenue: w al
er A. CT o j.
n o W S XII, 3670
Superior street;
Eugene j o h n
son, 517o Semi
n o e avenue:
William ]. Ia
ramski, 12408
Kiln G r ave-
n u e; II Try
Marvil. 13267
Lauder avenue:
G e o r & e II.
j am eS 306o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Floyd J. Damitz. 1881 West
Grand boulevard, has arrived
safely in Australia and is attached
to the air corps of the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Aviation Cadet Arthur L. Guer-
tin, 1927 South Deacon street, has
completed his preflight training at
Monroe. La, and will enter adj
vanced navigation school.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Fourteen Detroit lads are recent
arrivals at the infantry replace
lment center in Camp Wolters,
Tex. as follows: Kenneth Landorf.
5769 Chambers street; Samuel
PHO, 7459 West Vernon highway;
John Peterbaugg. 1863 Casgrain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Second Lieutenant William NJ
Binder. 1922 Buffalo street. who
has been stationed at Fort Knox
KY, has been assigned to an ar
mored regiment at Camp Polk, La
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Connolly Answers

1-ta) Earl of Warwick: OBJ
Duke of Wellington: lcl
Abraham Lincoln.
2-(a) "Pagliacci," Leoncavallo;
tb) die Meis ersinger."
Wagner; (c) 'Lakme,"
Delibes.
3-(a) Boston, Mass: (b) San
Francisco, Cal; (cl New
London, Conn.
4-ta1 Portugal; tb) Nova
Scotia; (c) Hungary.
5-(a) Gizeh; % Euphrates;
(c) Mediterranean.
6-(a) West; OBJ east: (c) east.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Gerald Friedman, 100 Clairmount
avenue, and Robert w. Bradley,
355 West Grand boulevard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Five Detroit boys have gradu-
ated from the hospital corps school
at Great Lakes, Darrol +. Parker,
19248 Heating avenue; Sidney +.
1891 DevonShire avenue;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18
Quiz Answers

lin 1903. when Pittsburgh
played the Boston Red SoX.
2-Second fiddle.
3-The hornet.
1.-The Cooper brothers.
"a common catfish of the
eastern United States.
6-Vicksburg. and five days later
Port Hudson.
That's the name of the dust
laden land wind which blows
in that area.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Anthony J. Majewski. 6066
Mitchell street, has been commits
stoned a warrant officer. junior
grade, at the San Francisco Port
of Embarkation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-18

Stanton, Manning was employed
in the maintenance department of
the Michigan Bell Telephone Com
pany. He is a graduate of North
western High School.