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Evening star., 1942-08-05
Stock Leaders Drop
81 or More Under
Mild Pressure
Empire Cos & Fuel
Preferred Up $40
On Curb Market
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Write.


NE WYORK, Aug. Stocks were
under mild selling pressure in to-
days market, with a few leaders
showing losses of fractions to a point
or more.
At the close approached there was
some tendency toward improvement
Turnover was at the relatively
gentle pace Of about 100000 shares
Leading zig-zag retreat were
such issues Of United States Steel,
Bethlehem. American Telephone,
Douglas. Santa Fe, Union Carbide,
American Smelling and Western
Union.
Timken Roller Bearing got down
more tnan 81 on announcement Of
sr ,aller dividend.
Most spectacular performance Of
the day came in the Curb market,
where four preferred issues of EN-
pre- Gas & Fuel, under stimulus Of
approval of Republication plan
by the SEC, moved up as much as
$40 on what, for these odd-lot stocks,
was good volume.
New Treasury Issue Watched.
A considerable part Of the atten-
ton of the financial district was
concentrated on the reception Of the
Governments tap" issue OF "a per
cent bonds. the second time the
Treasury has tried the open END
method, which leaves the subscrip-
ton books available for an indefi-
mite period. so long as new orders in
volume continue to come in.
AS this offer is expected to take
perhaps billion dollars or so out of
possible corporate investment chan
nels, 1t has been watched closely by
all types of brokerage and invest
ment firms.
Bond Prices Mixed.
Fractional gains and losses we're
well distributed over the bond mar
ket near the final hour today.
Good sized blocks of Rock Island
refunding As at slightly above IA
and the roads general As at around
Is featured late dealings.
Corporate loans ahead slightly
most of the time included Consoli-
dated Oil 3hs, Atlantic Coast Line
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Empire Cos Finoncinq
Gets SEC Approval
r, the Associated Press

Rs the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.-The
Securities and Exchange Commission
has approved voluntary plan for
the capitalization of the Empire
Fuel Il Gas Co.. one Of the top
holding companies of the Cities
Service Co. system.
Holders of the Empire preferred
stock will be given an opportunity
to exchange their stock, with all
dividend arrears, for new 31a per
cent sinking fund debentures.
The plan now must be approved
by a majority of Empire common
and preferred shareholders and will
become operative If, prior to Octo-
Der l. IS per cent OF preferred stock
holders agree to the exchange.
Empire will issue a maximum of
$21 .534.800 of the new debentures
If all publicly held shares are ex-
changed. The debentures will be
dated January l, 1942.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Assets Of Atlas Corp.
Decline 10 S45,911,358
PN The Associated Press.

RS the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-Floyd B.
Odlum, president of Atlas Corp, in
vestment company, told stockholders
in his semiannual report yesterday
"a remarkable job of conversion of
industry to war production has been
done in the United States since the
beginning of the year"
The report showed total assets
June 80 of S45 GIL 1853 and asset value
per common share of sll0l On De-
cember 81 the figures were SAG 1858 $50
and $l1.42 and June 80, 1941, $52,-
130147 and $1l8l.
Directors ordered a dividend of 25
cents per common share, making so
cents so far this year, payable Sep
tember IL to stock of record August
IA. The regular preferred 75-cent
payment was also ordered.
The two major holdings, the re-
port showed, were an ownership of
over three-quarters of the stock of
Ogden Corp, carried at s10,336 $40
and Al per cent Of the voting stock
of Radio-Keith-O -Orpheum Corp, car
ried at S6,2l6,978.
wellington Fund, Inc, in it's re-
port for the first half of 1912 today
showed net assets of s5.5l8, ,905, COM
pared to S5,389,512 on December 81.
1941. Net asset value on June 80
was $l1,98 a share after payment of
36 cents share in dividends during
the period, the fund reported COM
pared to s1233 a share December 81.
Evening star., 1942-08-05

AIS, Armour Is. New Haven Ans
and Western Union AVS.
Unchanged to a little lower were
Portland General Electric Ans, New
York Central IS, Montana Power
3As. Louisville u Nashville 4i.s,
International Hydro Electric IS and
Cleveland Union Terminal SIS.
New South Wales SIS and Austria
liza 4las were among foreign dollar
issues showing some improvement.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
London Market Active

LONDON. Aug. (P).-The volume
of trading In stocks expanded today,
but the trend was irregular at the
close. International issues regis
tered slight net gains, with Brazilian
and Mexican bonds firm British
funds were idle. Industrials held
about even. home rails eased, and oils
were off bit. Kaff1rs were dull.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Bond Issue Voted

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5 (P.-A $4,500,-
600 bond issue for expansion of st.
Louis airport facilities to accommo-
date postwar aviation development
was approved, 80.064 to 1858, by the
voters yesterday Supplementing
Federal funds will be sought.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Sears SoIes Decline

CHICAGO Aug 5 P>.-Sears,
Roebuck and Co., mail order and
retail merchandise firm. today re-
ported sales of SOL ,597. .3l9 for July,
a decline Of l5.5 per cent from July,
l94l, sales of $72.869,575. In the
first six months of the current fiscal
year sales totaled Sab .084 ,007, down
3,6 per cent from s428, 1867 $50 in the
same l94l months.
Evening star., 1942-08-05

tUnit of trading. ten shares: sales
printed in full. In bankruptcy or receiver
ship or being reorg anixed under Bankruptcy
Act, or securities assumed by such COM
panies. Rates OF dividend In the foregoing
the last quarterly or semi annual declara-
ton. Unless otherwise noted. special Or
extra dividends are not included. I'd IL
dividend. xr Ex rights. Also extra or
extras. Cash or stock, E Declared or paid
last year: h PAYABLE in Canadian funds
| Accumulated dividends paid or declares
this year.
Evening star., 1942-08-05

Nominal.
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closec
to 2o lower. Sales, ) contracts
Evening star., 1942-08-05
New York Cotton
By the Associated Press,

By me Assoc1ated Press.
NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-Scattered
liquidation aided by hedge selling
against the new crop depressed cot
ton prices as much as 90 cents a
bale today.
Lack of buying interest reflected
expectations of bumper crop with
private estimates ranging around
12,5O0,0 900 bales. Trade price fixing
accounted for most of the support.
Late afternoon values were 10 to
80 cents a bale lower; October
1912; December, 1881, and March,
1916.
Eh,t1Ira. rlosal L. ,~,-
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Beers Heavy Burden

Every German soldier in the Army
of Occupation in Belgium costs the
Belgian people $3.50 day; before
the war a Belgian soldier cost 20
cents a day.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Commodity Prices

NEW YORK, Aug. 5-The Associated
Press weighted wholesale price index of 35
commodities today advanced to 9s75
Previous day; as.65; week ago, eS.e5;
la42. 1a41 1870. ls33-3a.
Hish - aa. 2s.I3 1928 as14
u926 average equals 1909
Evening star., 1942-08-05

(k>>I> BY Privots Wire
CCOCkS Direct to tn. ste,

Net
.AeA ~k&.
Evening star., 1942-08-05
Bonds

BY private Wire Direct to
The Stor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
FINAL STANDINGS
WEST SIDE

Opticians Club is Class r team
which may not be- around when
the Detroit Baseball Federation
elimination series is well under
way in the next few weeks. but
for lis players. especially pitcher
Jess tiFS4yf4- the-E4HaE regularly
scheduled round yesterday was
something 10 remember
The Chance for Opticians 10 WIN
two games and gain the playoffs
was also the chance for Carson 10
pull the seasons first iron man
stunt successfully First Carson
turned back ST. Andrews. 81. in
eight innings and then be pitched
Opticians 20 a III triumph over
j. l.. Hudson m nine innings. He
allowed - hits and famed 16 in
the II innings
Two other clubs won double
headers yesterday. but each
needed only a split TO capture a
place on the eliminauons. URWA
trounced JAW 490 first, AL. and
whipped Four Leaf Clover, defend
ing champion. 81 Milt Couchman.
Fort Custer soldier VINO has com
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
WINS IN NINTH

South Fort scored the winning
run in the ninth 10 beat Orioles,
SO, and then trounce J. l.. Hud-
son, l4-5. South Fort piled up 36
hits in the two games, Tony For
sci bagging six and John Drosinas
five.
Sixteen teams Of the 81 compel
ing were successful in qualifying
for the playoffs. JAW ia beating
Grand River. 7-2. finished first on
the west side with nine victories
and one defeat JAW 154 stood
eight won and one lost on the east
side after downing Hazel Park.
S-3 Norbie Martz held Grand
River 10 five hits while Zig Stat
czynski and Frank AyTeS teamed
for five-hitter for JAW 154.
Don McCatty one of the most
effective hurlerS in the division
held Sans 10 six hits 10 win foI
Hoffman Frank Mekules turned
in a tour-hitter for Dixie in beat
ing Acme. 6-3, winning d playofi
place for the former Arthur
scored twice in the ninth TO whip
Johns, 10; Ralph SIREN allowed
three hits as Craftsmen downed
JAW Z. al. and East Side rallied
for six runs in the eighth TO over
come Griffin. 20-14.
Class 3 teams qualifying for
the eliminations needed az least
one game over a 500 percentage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
BEAT EN- TWICE

Martin. late of ST. Philip High.
who last year pitched Vankcr "a
( the district Legion. championship
has handed Learned two OF lis
three setbacks. The first came
during the regular season. during
which Learned won the city title
Martin. however. has been beaten
twice but his record is still per-
feet against the season pace
makers. -
Roose Vanier looked like q
beaten team When Learned piled
up five runs in the second inning.
But Vanker tied the score in the
third and Martin gave up only one
run thereafter, a homer by Walt
Kelly in the fifth.
Horst Bob land, southpaw
started for Learned and remained
in the box as Vanker evened the
count in the third. In the sixth.
Ralph White, Vanker first base
man, opened with a homer for
what proved TO be the winning
ran A single followed and Bon,
land was replaced by Art Houtte-
man. who was charged with two
OF the three runs scored by the
winners the remainder of the dis
tance.
Harry Martin, Bills battery
mate yesterday as well as at ST.
Philip, but no relation, aided in
Vanker's attack with a triple and
double.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Z Qualify
InCIass {

Hudson 154 and ST. John Cam
thus are top today of the Class +
heap each with no defeats in five
games. Twelve teams made the
one defeat and out series begin
ming August 2.
In this class the number OF
clubs is 50 large and the number
qualifying proportionately so that
the one defeat plan prevails in
stead Of two as governs in the
other federation classes.
Owls and State Lumber each
won five games out Of six. State
closed its schedule in a AL vic
tory over Solars behind the five
hit hurting of Ceru Vahratian.
Owls met their first reverse in
falling 10 Hudson 154 by 1914
Spartans defeated Wings, 9-5
in the play-out Of the game of a
week ago which was called in the
( seventh with one out and Spartans
leading. Sd The players picked
up from there. In their regularly
scheduled game with Goldhoff,
Spartans were losers. 1874.
Ford Post $40 600 2O2 10 o
Wings go 90 2O5-ll 10 s
Msttson and Martinez stairs. Calde-
wood and PiCkreli.
Mchawks 600 io0 000-i (
y W Huskies noe OF Tx s 10 ,
Larferty and Mensrd Fredercks. Steiter
and Dunn
Woodmere 1873 800 2oo-it n l
Rebels 600 002 0nI- 3 4
Flanriean and DeMars Ystcko, Malm-
spartans ON ooi IOl-I g u
Gaidhon Isl 800 f5N-1S 13 ?
Liebschuiz. Brown and Metz; Reynolds
and Pepper.
Gcldhon f0i 0oi 200
Rams 40 O15 oiN--is - 5
Farrell. Muburn and Maedei; Pepper.
Litnsky and Reynolds Pepper.
Rebels 200 900 - 3
Rams 022 30e ks ?
Malmborg Thurkow and Brown. Far
-eu Muburn. Van Ripper and Maeder.
HUDSON rs4 oo5 6is osx-i5 . q
Pierce Coletu and Tadlan. Gore and
oaK%o9d 3o7 600 ooo-s 7 (
81 John COS POO OOx-7 10 8
Chabot. Napoutsn and Montans. Wasik
s. RITA I53 $40 O-i4 II o
Wards 600 002 o. ? s
Jan.szeWskl and Morchoir Reckling,
Aces '''' o0o oos ooo-5 o
X OF ST OGt BOO 0lNs 3 o
Crisianu ana Valentine, sazEash and
Cardinals roo oI2 o3o-7 I
Pasadena Ulu 0lO OO2 5 q
Donbro8sH and Rudda; Andrews and
state to1 los - 10 $
Solar 700 1ono
Variation and Bsgsett Torkian and
Murphy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
OnfiaIence
Hits TO Right and Left,
But Pitcher Stays

Maybe he (and his outheldcrs
needed the exercise. or perhaps II
was an unusual tribute of con
fidenCe the Printers baseball team
of The Labor League paid Pitcher
Rod Morgan yesterday.
At any rate, Pitcher Morgan
went into the box against DSR
and stayed there Tor nine innings
He allowed 3 hits and DSR beat
HIM. 1871. Jim Trcw of the win
nerS helped himself TO a homer
triple and single In five trips
In the other league game Team
STEERS Won from Electricians, 1913.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
STANDINGS

Ten teams begin play August 2
for the Glass ID championship. The
check today shows four added 10
six previously qualified a week
ago
The field includes Falcons, fiud-
son ia winner of first place in
the regular season closing yeSter-
day; Falcons, Craftsmen. Lith-
uanian Alliance. Ford Post 800
Club, Kowalski, HaagS, Sweet Six
teen and 81. John.
KoWalSki made certain Of its
place yesterday IN winning a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
-Four Clubs 10 Play
For Dearborn Title

Gocbel Winston. Royals and
Boys Club are left today m the
championship round OF The Dear
born Baseball League In The
final games OF the regular Sched-
ule played yesterday the scores
were as follows Gocbcl 9 r. & l..
4, Boys Club s. Royals :; Winston
9, Shores o. The series IS con-
Quoted on the tWo-dcioat-out plan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Bradford Nine
Still Unbedten
STANDINGS

Bradford takes a SpouesS record
into the Class c elimnations when
the first games are played next
Sunday. The regular schedule
closed yeSterC Y with Bradford
winning its tenth straight
Northwest Lions furnished the
major surprise in knocking Mel
vindale Boys Club from the play
offs. The score was IA 10 g.
Andrews the defending cham
pions, stopped Square Deals, IS,
by placing hits back Of rival field
ing or battery error. United got
in by swapping Universal, Isl, in
seven
Bradford string reached 10
when the first placerS Stung Col
onelS. l7-3. in eight innings. Dick
Bodycombe, Roy Stevens and Bob
Barton divided the Bradford pitch
ing burden and allowed two hits
ammo Thorn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Vdnker EVens
Legion Series
With Learned

You wouldn't think a baseball
team that has won 20 out of p
games this season had a jinX
player 10 annoy H.
Learned Post has discovered
that il has a toUmentor, and he is
Bill Martin. who pitches for RooSe
Vanker Post Learned'S smooth
sailing 10 the district American
Legion baseball title was checked
by Martin yesterday al North
western Field rs Vanitcr won, t0-6
10 tie the finaP series
The deciding game for the dis,
trict crown. with the winner repre-.
senting this district in the state
finals here starting Friday. will be
played at $50 p. m tomorrow al
Northwestern Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

Jess Carson Pitches z Victories TO Send Opticians
Into Class Elimination Series

muted between the camp and De-
troit the last two years. hurled
two innings OF the first game and
then went the route against -Four
Leaf. His full length effort saw
him strike out l6 while yielding
only four hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Midgets Ready
For Title Games
STANDINGS

BattahonS Nine. SIX. Eleven,
Five. Seven. Twelve Ten are those
awaiting assignment today for the
opening games OF the champion
ship series starting next Sunday
Nine, winner Of first place in
the regular season. hit 10 advant.
age behind the 10 strikeout pitch
ing Of Bob Williams to trip -Four
by 4-2. Seven got INTO the play
offs and knocked out Two by win
ming. ii Chuck WeiSenthal :
steal of homo featured
Harold Peolot struck out II I'm
working for 6uC. but t1uc-I0z1- 10
Twelve la 6=l
Eight had fun with Three and
frolCed through victor 22-3 Ty
Martin. Stan Cicslak and Dick
LaSkowsk had homers on the
Eight side.
Hal Hudson retired ~ on
strikes as Ten dropped Five by
1919. Don Domkc and Ray OLDHAM
ham homcT> for Ten
Bar ~ lor 600 ?
Bat 5000 u-g lza g 4
lGuufue, Bar.s aaa Ge.ei' vary ana
Bsu 111 Gn1 alp-f a r
Bal - Ufi 12u HlN 3
re.rt ans Daro4t B.sssy and Roster
s s:i' % @ 20 800 ss'i 9
smlih ana ch51 Gale Aza5 ana John
Bay s. 9,9 sg .s 900 :
Guzlk Sheridan aId PAthE.oS Hudson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

Totals IS - q Totals 81 27 10
'Batted for Gawronsh in the eighth.
koose-Nanker ola 0l2 100
Learned O5O OlO 600 s
Errors-Hawke 2 Gawronski g. Dele
cato. RiccbonO. Torner. Baron Dieters.
Two-base hits-Dieters. II Martin, Cav
Home runs-Whte, Kelly. Hits--On Bon
land 2 in 5 innings. off Houtteman IN
I innings. Struck out-By Bohland 3, by
Houttemau 2 by w. Martin 10. Stolen
oases-Delegato, Dresser. Bases on balls
on Bohland 2, OF Houtteman /, on W.
Martin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

srs"ofHis 81 . I0falt y g y II
= lated for Gunos ~ ths ninth
..Cola 100 900 Ion-.
NJ Ciun ui3 ono H3v u
FrrOYs EtsUVirn COOK Arkenhranff
Auor Krtch Home -Ankenbrandt
Warns Ma5hsw HrfHcka struck out
W. Hdncka vs. BuCkov1ch 2 Bases On
halls-On HrdHcka on Buck0vich
Sacrifice hits hasdjla Eucknvlch. Double
play -Ankenbrandt 20 kiann.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

Totals So sr25 ~ Totals - II q n
nDue out when winning ran Whs scored
sRaf'ed ior p,onau in the eighth.
+Fatted for Blanchard N the ninth.
Ya-fF un2 200 900
Ares uH2 400 Oo3- S
Errors BabV Florak Bona Three
hsHe hi's Bd1a BARRIER Home run
Fmava fiis or Pigfan = IN innings,
IN Na1aAck o IN tnntrE struck out --
by Pichan 2 stolen bases Bona, Plonka
Srrnra BASES ou bslls or BABY ,. on
Perhan Duunls PLAYS -Austin 20 BlAn-
chArd 20 CuGrio. Austin 10 cudhlo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
PONY HAS IS

Art Pony and Nick Uzclac Of
Lakepointc baggcd q total Of 5i2
points 10 the 81 of their Red Run
opponents, Billy Taylor and Dr.
b. J. Roach. PONY had Is and
Taylor IS to The 79'S of Uzelac
and Doctor Roach
In the third foursome. the Red
Run pair of Harold Kelly and
Chuck Holm ST., took 6i2 points
to the pa Of Jim Fleming and
Officer Dan Labadie. The senior
Holm had 30 on the first nine
but needed 10 coming in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
I Teams Claim
Golf Ldure|S
Continued from First sport 3age)

Continued from First Sport Page
teams by the east side lead, which
Beverly Hills won
Medal scores by teams in yes
terday'S playoff:
Beverly Hills Fred Genick n
George David =. Buster Jacques
so. AL Fiorello &c. Total-310.
Warren Valley-Jay Law 70
Bill Fenwick 70. John BabiS rs,
Tony Lapucki 81 Total-3ll.
Duck. Wally Smith 70,
Fred Wilt "a. Jim Haggerty so,
Harry McCavana So
In the Lakepointe-Red Run
match. which was most peaceful, a
sweep scored by Connolly lnd I'd
Dayton. a former University of
Michigan golfer was chiefly re-
sponSihle for Lakepointe'S victory
The Lakepolnte pair blanked
Frank Farrell and Chuck Holm
Jr., although Farrell had II and
Holm 7S. Dayton clicked with a
"a compared TO Connolly's 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
Three A Clubs
To Battle in
DBF P|dyoffs
FINAL STANDINGS

The Detroit Baseball Federation
realized more than it expected
from IT'S Class A division after
only four club entered teams at
the start of the season.
Three OF the four-Altes, Paris
and Auto Club 49, managed TO
qualify for the elimination series
opening next week, only Pepsi
Cola failing to make the grade.
Winner Of the Olayoffs will repre-
sent Detroit in the national sand
lot tournament at Youngstown,
O.. in September.
AltcS. defending champion, fin
ished on top Of the regular stand
ings yesterday by scoring three
runs in the ninth TO beat Paris.
the team that had led moss OF the
season, by a 5-4 score. Auto Club
came through with a needed
triumph in downing Pepsi-Cola,7 -2.
BLOW is TIMELY
Carlo Barberi once more was
The fellow who supplied the punch
when il was needed most. Altes
filled the bases with one out in
the ninth and Barbcri whacked a
triple. his only hit Of the game.
10 clean the bases for the cham
pionS' victory.
Bill Baby. Paris manager and
ordinarily an outfielder. made his
first appearance as a pitcher in
Class a this season. and sper-
formed well until Barberi spoiled
the day for him Norm Pichanl
worked eight innings for AlteS.
allowing oil four runs. Mike Mand--
* finishing the game.
~John Bolla irove in Paris .irst
run IN the third inning with a
triple and stole home Tor the
other. Joe SmazaS homer with.
one on accounted for Paris other.
TALES.
Tony Buckovich pitched steadily
for Auto Club 10 lift his team into
the playonS, lie allowed only six
hits and struck out nine.
Jack Mayhew's homer. following
n dropped outfield fly. accounted
for three Auto Club runs in the
third George Harms OF Paris, .
and ELL -AnkennrandL and Ered
Hrdlicka of Pepsi-Cola also hit.
hOmcyc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27

Class OF DBF 70 Have Large Field Of Contender
When Eiminations Begin Next Sunday

doubloheader. In the first a 10
inning attain. Cbct IZay famed is
as KowalSki put Lincoln Park out
of the eliminations 1913 In the
second KowalSki defeated Lith-
uanian Alliance. rs, in seven in
ningS
Three Hundred Club also won
a pair. the first from Craftsmen.
So, and the second from Tiians,
rs
Al Mcle scattered six hits for
Hudson l51 as Falcons met their
first setback of the season So
The victory gave Hudson first
place
In the fourth. the FALCONS
pushed across one run and had
two on with two away MelC
struck out the side and from that
point had the Falcons on leash.
Dan Buck homcred for Hudson
with one aboard in the same
frame
ST. John Cantius trounced Will
iiamS behind the two-hit twlrling
of Thaddeus Plaza. 10.
Kowalsk ono 203 900 . 10 ~
Lincoln paFE 800 on GOO o. -
Tray and pr1paisk s0.llnger and
Piazza
Lithuanian Oi2 io2 % a
kawalskI 900 ul0 81 n
Hudson 49, 40 2lu OuO-5 10 I
F1.rrnE 100 700 u0U-2 8
Melt and Buck Resuick and suffer.
Craftsmen 900 300 02O-5 =
300 ClIb 02l OO2 UOx-s ,
a. She1f. To'h and L. shedd VAIN
wright and Wake
300 Club 0ai 900 80 II 7
I'ans 600 600 uu-B 2 2
Markew'cz and Waikle Mlaczo. Har-
TuEt1n and AllshpIss Cook
Ford Post s3I 81 2-i5 IS I
West Side li2 600 o. u
Sass and Manos Poma, Paul and Mar
wduian.
Williams 600 600 OOO-0 z ?
81. John 40 200 O0u-7 3 3
valone. Saba and +. Hakim Plaza and
MOt0WskI
~ Lions GOO i0i 100
Haass O4O COS OOX-g 70
Schiller. Roman and Timing; Little-
field. Scheho and XiaiOr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-27
lnter-County League
Blue DIVISION
lISTLRDAN's Rf~ILT-

Waltz 100 40 uup--7 2
lukster =. no I2u U2E-T Z
SChaner and Van RuleT. Wicker Conn
and Lindburg.
Inkster NJ. 07O 600 5000 II !
ROmulus 200 900 900 q 4
Solomon and Coleman, BiXlrr; Everett
Han and Laugaln
Dearborn 2O2 1Of O23-1f II ?
CO 600 900 Ul0-- Is 5
Orlewsh and Macarthur, Rogan Wilde
and Hancock Boide
Pontiac 2Ot 600 COL ~ g
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