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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
BIatkout Here
Wins Praise Of
Defense Heads

Continued from Page One)
parts of Woodward avenue there
was only a single lane left open
by jammed automobiles great
hazard n emergency equipment
needed TO get through"
For the next blackout the 70
new air raid sirens will be in
stalled, he continued.
BUILDINGS BLACK
Downtown office buildings and
huge hotels were completely
blacked out at the first sound Of
the alarm, given by factory whis-
ties and screaming police car
sirens.
Not a light was visible in blocks
of residential areas where persons
either sat in darkness in their
homes or retired to prepared
blackout rooms.
Pedestrians vanished from the
streets, retiring into buildings
fdoorways and on TO porches, al
though civilian defense officials
had not greatly stressed this point
Typical of the cooperation OF
the people was one large area
from Dawson avenue to the De-
troit Terminal Railroad and from
Linwood to Dexter avenues. where
air raid wardens found only six
blackout violations among more
than 5000 persons living in the
section.
In each case persons had gone
out and left a light on in their
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

Three Comic Pages every day
In Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

ADvERTIsEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04
Him CENTRAL

You obka complete ofs beautiful Tio Chrome Nep
b. ending so and PACKING for send only
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

The War Production Board has placed restrictions
all cofees The reduces Of coffee
may deluered by 1870 Of deliveries during
responding period Of 194 This action l supplies
hand for the Army Navy and Civilians and necessary
maritime demands merchant ships that normally transport coffee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-04

For the next blackout the 20
new air raid sirens will be in
stalled, he continued.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
RUMOR BREADON PLANS TO FIRE RICKEY

Pnky Higgins of the Tigers who over brilliant stretch IN
the ma iors has Frank and Francis Is Mchae
Franklin Higgins Jr. in the family Bible Inc Del Dahe
again will Antonio where Mrs Baker mas rehe
from sinus trouble Del will his ranch Oregon some
time during the to check on the hop crop Al
Simmons of the plans work in Detroit defense
pan during the coming Charley Gehrnger and BAKER
agree John Sullivan the Washington Senators nave
promising looking young shortstop Bucky Harris lett woro
that the Senators would again Orlando Flap Dixie
Parsons fine throwing second base pleases Baker
Clair Bishop Berry the energetic travelling secretary oil
the Tigers ncknames sometimes have their draw
backs For instance cognomen Bishop which he ac
ouired by another in the Tigers spring training
camp in Lakeland On the arrival Of the Tigers IN
Allentown Pa recently for exhibition Sec Berry had
hardly gotten and yellow paamas out Of his bag when
pair looking coppes stepped into the hotel ROOM
rushed him off TO the hoosegow where ne was
booked cell for "impersonating bishop
gag perpetrated by Of Glars Detroit
pals collaboration with the friends friends in Allentown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
HocI:ey Gets 90 Ahend. Wings Slnrf TRIMMING Oct.

by the loss of men to the army
forces.
While the Red Wings are COM
paratively in pretty good shape
for players the situation with
some of the other clubs. partic-
ularly the New York Americans
and Boston Bruins is said to be
not so rosy.
While hockey players may be
called for service the same as
any other man. the green light
given in Ottawa aids the major
puck chasing loop immensely as
most players hail from Canada.
The players will be able to pass
over the border subject to az
hours recall for military service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
FIGHT TO BE DECIDED BY ABILITY
SavoId, Music Cant Claim Lack Of Condition

main-eventers will be In their
ability and that intangible called
psychology, which is seldom ex-
planned. And that's just the way
boxing commissioner John j..
Hettche wants it to be.
Two of the three supporting six
FOUNDERS were announced today by
matchmaker Jack Laken.
Chuck Hirst, southpaw welter-
weight who knocked out Mansfield
Driskell. will meet Johnny Jones
of Pittsburgh in one bout. Hank
Postoway. former Wayne athlete.
meets Ira Hughes of Monroe In
another.
Laken is also negotiating for an
opponent 10 meet Shelton Bell.
Youngstown. o.. light heavyweight
who has been sparring with Savold.
Bell meets Joey Maxim of Cleye-
land in main event at Pittsburgh
next Monday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Yale's Gridders Want TO Help

Every the 81 players Yales current football team
member of the marine has
applied for admission into branch Of the armed services
the Brooklyn Dodgers office figures showing
AZ the National League attendance
this than 20 per cent of the amount raised by
both leagues for the service fund Also that the Dodgers
will million attendance at home for the fourth straight
year.
Jim Cooper COB from the Brooklyn navy yard his
brothers. Mort and Walk lead the Cardinals victory the
Dodgers Ebbets Field Now reported that Sam Breadon
plans to fire Branch Hickey general of the Cardinals
The idea, is reported to get rid of Rckeys $4,000
q year salary plus commissions Bill Wasngham Breadon's
nephew will get the job II rumoed Sgt Joe Louis reports
that his left ankle reported broken in fall from horse
hurt in sprint during training at Fort Riley
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

With the all clear signal
sounded for National League
hockey for one more season at
least, Jack Adams today ordered
the Red Wings into training
October s.
AS in past years. the Red
Wings will train in Detroit, at
Northwestern Field and Olymx
pia. Adams said he expected
about 25 players TO report. in
GLIDING most of the members of
last years squad. Added to Red
Wing veterans will be players
from Omaha of the American
Association and indianapolis of
the American loop, both Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

may continue to operate, it looks
as though the American Asso-
citation would fold for the year.
leaving out Omaha for the dura-
ton. Dallas and Fort Wayne
already have announced that
hockey is out as far as they are
concerned, for the duration any
way.
Herbie Lewis again will man
age the indianapolis club.
Besides + b bic Goodfellow,
coach. the Red Wing squad re-
porting here will include sgd
Howe, Mud Bruneteau, Eddie
Wares, Don Crosse, Joe Carvath,
Connie Brown, Alex Motter, Hec
Kilrea, Adam Brown, Johnny
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Series TO Open
On Sept. 80

CHICAGO, Sept. 16 (INS).-
The 1912 World Series will open
September 80, three days after the
close of the regular season, in
either st. Louis or Brooklyn, base
ball commissioner Kenesaw M
Lands announced.
The first two games will be
played in st. Louis September 30
and October if the Cardinals win
the National League flag, Lands
said. October 2 will be left open
for travel and the next three
games will be played October 3,
4 and 5 in Yankee Stadium, home
grounds of the pennant-winning
New York club of the American
League.
October 6 will be an open date
for return to st. Louis in case
games are necessary October Z
and 8.
The first two games will be
played September 80 and October
l in Brooklyn. if the Dodgers win,
and the next three will be in
Yankee Stadium October 2, 3 and
4. Sixth and seventh games, if
necessary. will be played in Brook
lyn October 5 and z, October 6
being reserved for ticket sales for
the last game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

Mowers. Jimmy Franks, and
Harold Jackson. Whether or not
sgd Abel, Jack Stewart and
Jimmy Orlando will be available
is questionable.
Among the recruits will be
Jud McAtee, left wing from
indianapolis; Johnny Holota,
center from Omaha and Floyd
PerraS, a goalie. Holota scored
90 points in the Association last
season.
In addition there will he a
number of amateurs from Cam
ada. Under an agreement with
the Canadian Amateur Hockey
Association the National League
can use juniors from the other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Louis Expects Overseas Duty

The sarge" expecting duty after his fight with
Aly Conn in New York October II columbus Day. but
Npes ito be aroun when the baby arrives" Mrs Louis is
at her home Chicago where Joe stopped often route east long
enough to visit with her and also shoot Is at Windy City
golf The Lous-Conn fight, to be held at Yankee
Stadium will start at o'clock The preminaries get under
way The tickets will be scaled at So to $40 and $1200
900 crowd is visioned.
It. Com George Posy Crks assistants in coaching the
Pensacola Naval Air Base eleven include Ed Danow who
Fordham and the New York Giants and Bernie Mas
erson played with the Chicago Bears and Washington Red
skins He out Of Nebraska University.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
MaurieNo Bows
To Bivins' Pace

CLEVELAND. o., Sept. 16
(INS).-Jimmy Bivins. Cleveland
Negro leather pusher, who is up
and coming in the heavyweight
ranks, today had another victory
to his string by virtue of his de-
feat of New York's Tami Maui
riello.
Mauriello, who promised that
he was going to punish" the IT.
pound dusky fighter with body
blows, himself hit the floor In the
early part of the first round and
while he made a comeback in the
next few rounds, failed to keep up
the pace. Judges gave the deci-
sion in the 10-round bout to Bivins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

ter wheels designated by the inventive Emmett Miss
ock won the national Cleveland 94 and repeated
this Philadelphia She has been skating only tour
years-havng learned in her daddys rink at Romulus
Weber able assistant Of Fritz Crser at Michigan
field in the with
Mai Wallace Wades Army A-Stars Ralph Vince who
ocaed the Lions Army Stars game has just been named
football coach University School in Cleveland Vince was
guard at Washington and Jefferson and played the
Bowl game He practices law in Cleveland
Buegh Grimes ehired to the Toronto Maple Leafs
received $40 bonus because the Leafs attendance
exceeded 100000 during home games of the just
ended. The total 100000
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Nearer Riding Lead
Jockey Adams Only One Behind With Live Ones
Today. He May Pass Guerin's "a Winners
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

If Johnny Adams doesn't take
the lead for the United States rid
ing championship at the Detroit
race track today he'll probably
head right for that infield lagoon
and dive in 10 drown the jinx
which apparently had him leg
locked when he had the lead al
most within his grasp yesterday.
Winner of the United States rid
ing championship in 1887 and run
ner-up to Don Meade for the
championship last year, the 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Split decision or Knockout, the
result of tomorrow nights fight
between Lee Savold and Tony
Music at Olympia can't be blamed
on lack of condition.
For Savold. preparation for this
fight was merely a continuance of
his training for a fight with Mike
Alfonso in Bridgeport. Conn.,, which
was postponed four times.
Music has kept in training at
Stillman's gym. in New York City,
ever since he was awarded a
divided verdict over his opponent
a month ago in Washington, ID. c.
He weighed In at 200 pounds on
arrival Saturday and is expected
to enter the ring at 1879.
LITTLE HEAVIER
Savold will scale about 100
pounds at the weigh-in. a few
pounds heavier than when he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Wants TO See
What Dodgers
DO Against Bu(s
BY JACK MAHON

International News Service Sports Writer
NEW YORK, Sept. Is QNS).--
"See me tonight about 6 o'clock
and I'll tell you whether we'll win
the pennant or if we're licked"
That's what Leo THE Lipl
'Durocher told us while he and his
Brooklyn Dodgers spent the day
resting and fighting off nervous
indigestion.
The Lip was talking about what
had hit his once-beautiful flock
and of their chances to make
order out of the chaos that had
|soiled their dreams of a second
straight National League pennant.
THEY NEED PEP
"Are the boys through ?" one
brave soul inquired.
"See me tonight" answered
Leo. 1--WE lost two straight to
Cincinnati and now we have had
some time of. The boys have
had time to think things over
and when the come out on the
field tonight I'll know the an
swer. III they come out full Of
pep and play hard against the
Pirates 1 think wen win IL. IL
they don't have any pep or
fight-we're licked"
That's the way the leader of
the team that figured to run away
with the pennant five weeks ago,
sees the race from here In.
Meanwhile those ever-fighting
st. Louis Cards had to go all out
to win a thinning thriller from
the amazing Philadelphia club,
80, in Philly yesterday. Since
Brooklyn was idle, this pushed
the Cards two full games In front.
The Cards move on to Boston
today with Max Lanier, their
southpaw star. slated to oppose
Jim Tobin in the series opener.
while the Pittsburgh Pirates will
invade Ebbets Field to put Brook
Ign back in action.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Soino Into Business for Herself

Block beauteous young national roller skating cham
who and skates Olympia has turned
Town with roller skating show patterned after
the elaborate and Miss Block whom
Tommy Emmett Oympias dynamic P. A, calls Sonia Henie
Without ce planning her show The finest figure
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Hold Trapshoot

The Birmingham Gun Club will
hold its bi-monthly shoot today
with special trap event on tap.
Grant nseng. well-known trap
shooter. will put on a shooting
exhibition
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Suspension Over
Bad Boy Trout
.Hur|s Tomorrow
BY LEO MACDONELL

With Harold Newhouser slated
10 pitch today. Paul DIZZY Trout
has been nominated TO pitch for
the Tigers against the Yankees at
Briggs Stadium tomorrow. II will
be Trout's first appearance on the
mound since his nose-thumb cpl
sode in a Tiger contest against the
Ath letics last Friday, which
brought on five-day suspension
for the veteran finger.
The games today and tomorrow
will wind up competition for the
season between the Tigers and
Yankees. The Yankees are in front
of the Detroit club in the seasons
play.
The Yankees came 10 town win
ners of their second American
League championship in a row and
their sixth in the last seven years
and twelfth over all. Joe Nc
Carthy has managed the team
during most of these successes.
PLAN MEETING
While pennant winning is old
stuff 10 the Yankees, the Nc
Carthy clan planned some sort Of
celebration today. probably a
meeting 10 outline plans how 10
lick the Cardinals or Dodgers.
The Yankees are serious-minded
young men and not given to much
frivolity.
While no Yankee has admitted
il, the belief is that they would
much sooner play the Dodgers
than the Cardinals. They beat the
Brooklyns last year and are con-
fident they would have no more
trouble turning the trick this year.
But the torrid young Cardinals
might be different.
With the pennant clinched, the
Yankees planned 10 rest some of
their players, especially Red Rolfe
and Buddy Hassett. Boss Nc
Carthy also had a thought of Civ
ing Joe DiMaggio and Charley
Keller a vacation. but il is under
stood these two gents want 10
stick in the game TO boost their
batting averages.
SEE EX-TIGERS
Should Mccarthy juggle his
lineup, Tiger fans may see two
former Tigers perform-Roy Gull
lenbine and Tuck Stainback-Cin-
derella boys now with the cham
pions. Cullenbine, who got off 10
a rather weak start with the
Browns and improved little with the
Senators, took on new interest on
his association with the Yankees
and boosted his hitting mark up
to .2S9 He is hoping TO get a
chance in the fall classic. Cullys
Detroit friends are hoping, too
With 20 victories, big Ernie
B ION h am tops the New York
chuckers. Other members of Nc
Carthy's big Four" are Hank
Borowy. sensational freshman
from Fordham, Spud Chandler and
Charley Ruffing. The quartet has
won a total of more than go
games this year-over go per cent
of their teams triumphs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Continued on Page 2S)
Probable Pitchers
BY United Press
TODAY

NATtONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis tWhite 4-5) at Boston (Tobin
12-1e), 3 p. m. tEWT).
Pittsburgh tCornicki 5-t at Brooklyn
wyatt 17-6), y. m. tEWT).
Chicago (warne 11e and Bithorn $40
NJ Philadelphia tPodgajny 5-14 and Lapi-
huska Oil, 80 y. m. tEWT). two games.
Cincinnati tvanderMeer 16-iD AZ New
York tLohrman 1910, 2 p. m. (EWTls
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia CHRISTOPHER 5-13l az Chi
lcaEo Lyons 1850, 3 p. m. tCWTD.
New York tBreuer 7-el st DETROIT
(TRoUT Hid, 3 p. m. tEWT).
Washington leonard 1-2l at Cleveland
(Bagby l5-e), . p m. CEWT1.
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Good Mud Runner

Freddy Parks, racing executive,
once acquired horse for three
bales of hay and won three days
in a row with him in the mud.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

fought here a year ago in the white
hope tournament. lie weighed 1gz
Saturday when given a preliminary
examination.
Tomorrow nights meeting is the
first for both men since they
fought before, so therell be nc
cuts or bruises carried over. Both
finished their final workouts yes.
terday, planning only to do enough
roadwork today TO work up a
sweat. NIX /
I'm taking my boys out to
the race track In the afternoon.
That should take their minds of
the fight II nothing else does"
Bill Dalv Orinnad
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Major League
Standings

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston at Chicago. cancelled.
only game scheduled,
TODAy's GAMES
New York at DETROIT.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
BOSTON at St. Louis.
Washington at Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
Victory 'Spoi|s'
Gib's Trip Home
By VI. F. DRUKENBROD

Glib Sellers, on his way back to
Arkansas for the winter, has had
his travelling schedule interrupted
and will remain at his hotel in
Centerline at least one day more
The husky pro. who has finished
his seasons job at Edgewood Coun-
try Club, yesterday scored a spec
tacular 4-3 victory over AL Wat
rous of Oakland Hills in the State
PEA tournament at Oakland Hills
This not only put him in today's
36-hole semifinals, in which he will
oppose Mortie Dutra of Red Run,
but established him a real threat
for the title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

year-old veteran from lola. Kan.
now has another big chance. The
accident which put Apprentice Eric
Guerin on the shelf at Washington
Park a month ago has enabled
Adams to challenge for the lead
He is now only one winner be-
hind the little boy from Marin
gouin, La, with 1913 winners to
.161
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
GETS LIVE ONES

Adams is getting live horses and
at the very least should tie Guerin
today with such mounts at finder
Gal, Adenos, Wise Paisano. Cata-
lonia and Betrothed awaiting him.
Johnny was only two behind
Guerin at the start of yesterdays
program and the crowd of 10000
thought he was a cinch to take
the lead after he scored in the
very first race with w. f. Balls
Lochlea, the favorite at 81 in the
tote.
Adams had seven more mounts
and needed only one for a tie.
But fate and some faster horses
proved a little too much for him.
Four times in row his mount fin
isled second, he wound up third
once and unplaced twice.
BEATEN BY HEAD
Adams tough luck streak
started with the fourth race when
he got Joss Stick to the front 20
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
NATIONAL IEAGUE

FGameS behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
So Louis 3, Philadelphia 2.
only game played.
TODAY's GAMES
Chicago at Philadelphia.
81 Louis At Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York (nighO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
BRILLIANT CHIPPING

Sellers had 10 one-putt greens,
due chiefly to spectacular chipping.
His longest puts were n Shooter
for a duce on the seventh and an
Shooter for a birdie 3 on the
difficult tenth.
He Clipped close enough for
CHIMES so often that Watrous, one
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
MAY STAY LONGER

If he gets by Dutra, who Is
battling stomach ailment, Sellers
will have to spend another day at
his Centerline hotel and hook up
in tomorrow's final with the win
ner of the match between Jack
Winney of BEDFORD and Marvin
Stahl of Lansing.
OF Glib, one of those he's-as-
common as an old = shoe guys,
thought so little of his chances
against Watrous, a seven-time win
ner of the event, that he expected
10 be on his way by nightfall. In
fact, he had instructed his travel
ing companion. Edison Haas. the
Albion County soy bean farmer,
to have their belongings packed
for a hurried start.
But or Glib, who's a lot better
golfer than many credited him
with being, won the first hole and
Watrous never caught him as he
played the Is holes in four under
par.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16

side Of the border, which will
help in filling vacancies caused
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
ONLY DIFFERENCES

He was including Pat Comiskey
Savold's stablemate. who meets
Alfred (Big Boy Brown, in the
l0-round semifinal, in his state.
ment.
So the only differences in the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
SPOR 7 S
-By LEO MACDONELL

gckname Bishop Gets Beouteous Meva Block
Clair Berry Of Tigers Planning TO Form Own
Into Some Trouble Roller Skating Show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-16
BEATEN BY HEAD

Continued on Page 24)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-02-05

Lieut.. Gov. Gen. Hubertus Van
Nook of Netherlands East Indies,
shown at Netherlands club, New
York. He described the Netherlands
East Indies as a barrier to Axis
aspirations in the Pacific, and called
them a bridge for the Allied forces
between Australia and India. He
said their loss would lessen the Unit
ed Nations chances of winning the
war.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1942-02-05

Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt makes
her annual visit to Children's hos
pital in Washington, cheering up the
tiny victims of infantile paralysis.
Photo shows Florence Speis, seven
year-old victim, showing Mrs.
Roosevelt her toy fish and subma-
rine while being treated in a DIR.
Hubbard whirlpool tank.
Evening star., 1942-09-04
ing does not mean scarcity" but

ing does not mean scarcity" bu.
added:
Unless We use our meat supplies
carefully during the months of heavy
production, We will come to a time
when there will be real shortage
here at home.
But We can avoid that kind OF
shortage If we are careful now
Service Men to Be Supplied.
Asserting that Americans at home
would consume billions Of pounds
more meat than ever If the supply
were not limited, Mr.. Wickard con-
tinued:
But there Is limit. Naturally we
are going to see to it that our fight
ing men get what they need. Also
we must see that the fighting power
OF our Allies does not fail for lack
of meat.
so We must limit the amount of
meat that can be sold to civilians In
this country, and must divide the
supply fairly. Otherwise, some sec
tions OF the country might have all
the meat they could buy while others
were running short.
Consumer rationing is the fairest
way to divide the supply. Since it
takes about four months to start
rationing program. We need volun-
taTy ways Of sharing the supply in
the meantime"
He spoke on the March OF Time
broadcast.