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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Dedicate Tswas Dock

EAST TAWAS, July A new
public dock. extending 824 feet out
into Tawas Bay, will be dedicated
Sunday by G. Donald Kennedy,
state highway commissioner. 1t is
the only protected boat harbor be-
tween Bay City and )Alpena.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Hal Newbouser
Likely TO Start
AII-Stdr Game
By LEO MACDoNELL

NEW YORK. July 4--Joe Nc
Carthy. according 10 talk going
around here, wants to start a
left-hander in Mondays All-Star
game at the Polo Grounds and
Harold Newhouser Of the Tigers
is figured as the boy 10 get the
assignment.
McCarthy's other choice would
be Edgar Smith Of the White SIX
but the 2l-year-old Tiger IS
counted on for the job inaSmuch
as no pitcher will pitch more than
three innings.
Newhouser's three-hit victory
over the Indians Friday also viii
weight heavily when Mccarthy
makes his definite choice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Gee S Home Run
Beats Pirates

PITTSBURGH, July a (UP).-
Gerald Walkers home run in the
eighth inning was enough to give
Bucky Walters and the Cincinnati
Reds a 20 decision over the Pitts
burgh Pirates in the first game of
a doubleheader today.
The second game was postponed
because of the weather.
FIRsT CAME
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
EcOrse Takes Lead
In Rowing Regatta

Ecorse took first splashes toward
another Central States rowing
Saturday when firsts
in the l45-pound Fights. the quar-
ter mile open singles, and a second
in junior singles brought in 46
points.
Competition was over mile
course in Ecorse Channel. and
z 500 spectators filled the bleach
ers and lined the banks to watch
the resumption of the two-day
Central States events after an alb
sence from the Detroit River since
1929
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

ing training at Great Lakes Naval
Training station -. They are Tom
Haynie, intercollegiate champion
A. c., A to 2, and then dropped
at 220 and 440 Strother Ct
Bone) Martin, diver, and Dobson
Burton, captain of the Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Juniors Race

Junior events took up most Of
the first day schedule. The seniors
will hold forth Sunday afternoon
starting at o'clock or 80 minutes
earlier than the original time an
nounced. The change was made
to permit visiting oarsmen 10
catch early evening trains.
Louis Tank of Ecorse took the
440-yar6 open singles by 2 feet
over Mike Stewart OF Minnesota
Boat Club of : . Paul. Stewart
protested that the finish line was
not clearly marked and he ceased
effort at the point where he
thought the race had ended
Wyandotte outsped the field in
the junior Fights. with Central of
st. Louis second and Ecorse third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
SECOND GAME

Totals IS ga IS Totals " Is 81 7
phiiadeIphia Dol 900 DOL 4
Washington 43i 02O 20N-12
Runs-Kreevich Blair. Case a. Spence
2. Vernon 4. Cullenbine, Estalslla. Errors
Blair Johnson. Swift 2, Knott. Clary.
Davis Wagner sullivan. Runs batted in
Vernon z. Cuilenbine 3. Early 2, sullivan,
Estalells, Blair Wagner. Cease scored IN
second on Knots error, Vernon scored on
swif,s error IN second. Estaisiia scored on
Wanger's error IN seventh Two-base hit
Cast stolen ibase-Case Sacrince -
Spence. Double plays-sullivan 70 vernon.
ciary 10 sullivan 20 Vernon. Left on bases
l-Phtladeiphia 3, Washington II. Bases on
baiis-On Wynn l. of Marchiidon 7. on
Knott D. Struck out-By Wynn 3. D,
Knot, by Shirley J. Hits-On Marchil'
don In inning. or Knott IN IN
nings OF Shirley In innings. Hit ~
\ pitcher-By Wynn tBiairl. Void pitch
wynn. Losing pitcher Marchildon. I'm
lpires--crisv and Rus. Attsndsnce--e,o0 900
Time 2.i2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
American Legion
League
SUNDAYS GAMES

ktNDA1's OAMEs
Bushway VS. Beaudry HamtFsmek sta
dunn. 80; Briggs W.. Faest5 Southeastern
High School. l 80: Roose-vanker vs. Pos
selius Hamtrsmek Stadium. 4 30; AigeF
VS. Cadillac. Northwestern. g. Ternstedt
VS. Pittsnger. Northwestern 2 Learned vs.,
Police, Northwestern 4, At I 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

Philadelphia 200 zoo 0l0-o
Washington OlO 600 OOl-Z
Runs-Kreevich Miles Valo, Blair.
Knickerbocker Estalella, Early. Errors
Pofahl, Hudson. Rune batted in-siebert,
Pofahl. Davis. Kreevlch. Wagner, Sullivan.
miles scored when johnson hit into
double play In hrsD. Two-base htts-John-
SON Early Stolen base-Vernon. Double
plays sullivan 10 Pofahl 20 Vernon, Po-
FAIL 10 Vernon. Davis 10 Siebert Left on
on hAlls-Oh l. Harris 8. OF Hudson 1.
Struck out-By Hudson 2 Hits-sOn Hud-
son II IN innings OF Zuber in ! In
ming Wild pitches Hudson. l.. Harris.
Losing pitcher-Hudson. Umpires--Rue and
Grieve Time-i:55. Auendance-6, 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Dodgers Pile Up
Hits, Win Two

PHILADELPHIA, July a (INS)
Brooklyn took both ends of a
double-header today with Phila-
delphia, IA to 0, and 5 to d, to
continue their mad dash for the
National League pennant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
or the Hook
With
LeOis Fl. Waite,

Those aren't illegal crackers you exploding
It's the Red Wings blowing their glance
checks they've received from the National Hockey League
their end Of the payof money For the 12-game grind
caxed by seven bung battles with the Maple Leafs
world hockey championship each Red Wing received
1888 That's S45 less half
players get for each game in the regular season.
when figure how Don Crosse of whacked
ourselves that Toronto
most Of the boys kept apartments here for another
their wives the payof trips and mad other
looks like lost than
saturday you know we're the pay play
OFFS start"
The players expected about $3.50 apiece They
OF SITS last when they finished third the regular
and lost four straight 10 the Bruins the finals
Wings received $3.50 although
they knocked out the second
straight.
The Wings can't understand their
small figure this with packed
payofs although the club did prices
Bruin series clipped
Of the 10 which played
In Montreal and Toronto fact
the regular them smaller share
breakdown all the
Managed Fred L. Hsner who Is always glad to oblge.
you'd 81 every Jockey IIeleys mounts
Detroit Race Track you'd have profit 1920
days They put deep racing
strip slowed little just time The track had been
getting hard trainers claimed shaking the
Harry Gddngs Ten Ace the royal flush horse He's
II T. r. Sesgrsms brilliant Stand Pat which many bug
at the Fair Grounds.
Look for HseslOs June Good Play score
Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Teller Is Ready

Bob FeIler pitched five in
nings for us Friday and was In
great shape. He got stronger as
the game progressed and his
speed and control were as good
az ever"
Mickey won't pick an official
lineup for the game but the team
will likely lineup something like
this:
Pytlak. catcher; Chester Hal
duk, White SoX recruit first;
Benny Mccoy. former Tiger and
Athletic. second; Ernie Andres,
Louisville, third, and Cecil Travis,
short.
Three former major leaguers
will be in the outfield, Joe Grace
of the Browns. Don Padgett OF St.
Louis Cards and Sam Chapman of
the Athletics. Pat Mullin will be
kept in reserve to be used If
needed. Another available out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Southpaws Galore

The Nationals All-Star lineup
is dominated by left-handed hitters
which undoubtedly caused MeCar-
thy TO lean toward a southpaW
10 start the fracas. The first five
hitters in the Nationals lineup are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

IUTNN > IUIhIE y
'Batted for Butcher In eighth.
Cincinnati 900 900 020-2
Pittsburgh 900 900 1000
Runs-Walker, West. Error Elliott
Runs bstted in--walker. Joost. Two-base
hit-West Home run Walker Stolen
base Barrett Sacrifice Walters Double
plsy-Joost TO Frey 10 r. Mccormick. Left
ION bAses-Cincinnati 3, Pittsburgh g. Bases
ION balls-On Butcher 2, off Walters l.
Struck out--By Walters T. by Butcher |.
Hits-on Butcher 3 In s innings, off viii
kie none IN 1 inning. Losing pitcher
Butcher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Ecorse Eight Wins

Ecorse. stroked by Don de
Blanc. won by three lengths from
Leander of Hamilton, Ont, in the
eight-oar race.
In the high school doubles, two
Crosse Pointers, Robert Steiger
and Frank Munford, won by half
length from Ecorse's Kenneth
Nay and Eddie Kromrei.
John Adelsberger OF st. Louis
Western Rowing Club was first IN
junior singles after a tussle with
Russell Reynolds of Ecorse and
Gale Anderson of Minnesota Boat
Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
NATIONAL
2 NE@
AMERICAN

OF course. IN The event Uldl
either Newhouser or Smith is Sc
lected. there will be adjustments
in the National set-up. Billy Her
man would replace Brown at sec
ond. although Jimmy is a switch
hitter. Bob Elliott OF Pittsburgh
would probably play third; Terry
Moore of the Cardinals center
field and Frank Mccormick of the
Cincinnati Reds first base. All. of
course, are right-handed batters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

These crews were composed or
high school students. 1t was a new
event on the regatta card,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
Lutheran Baseball LEAGUE

Sunday games call games At 30l--St.
Thomas We. Mt Zion at Belle Isle No. 4 /.
Nj. CALVARY vs. Salem At Chandler
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
FIRST GAME
Philadelphia
Washington

Totals 81 II n II Totals 81 8
sRaifHh Tor Hudsnn In RlRhth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

RAFT vs. Bait. Q. Chandler, 1890; Bait
3 vs.. Bait. IL. u. OF D., 80: Bait.
VS. Bait. IL Northwestern 5. 1870: Bait
Is vs. Bait. =, 81. Clair, 100; Bait. vs.
Batt T. Atkinson 3, I. 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

for HsIeaios June Seventh and Good Play 10 score
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05
FIRST GAME

Totals 20 3 ~ 10 Totals 81 ~
.Batted for Butcher In eighth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-05

Those aren't illegal cam
It's the Red Wings blowing
checks they've just received
as their end of the playoff
climaxed by seven bruiSing /
world hockey championship,
1888 E.. That's S45 a game.
players get for each game in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Test Sun Again
At Keeneland Today

LEXINGTON. KY, April II
(INS).-Seeking his best candi-
date for the Kentucky Derby,
Ben Jones. trainer for Warren
Wright. planned to send Sun
Again to the post in the six-fur-
long Calumet Handicap at Keene-
land today.
If the Sun Teddy-Hug Again
colt shows good form in the Calu-
met he probably will be entered
in the derby trial, miller recog-
nized as test" for the derby.
If Sun Again carries the calu-
met Farm colors today it was
improbable that he VIII
take up his nomination in the i'm
portant mile and an eighth Blue
Grass Stakes here Thursday.
Jones, known to horse owners
and fans alike as a careful trainer.
is using Keeneland,
the model track" for his tests.
Also expected in the Calumet
lineup was Dogpatch. which trainer
Roy Waldron said would answer
the derby bugle. Included in the
entries were Roman Flag, Swing
and Sway and Harvard Square.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Once Hurt Arm to Win q Bet

Born Ames Ia has spent all but years of his
life the South He makes his home West Palm Beach Fla
where his mail Ned attended the University Of
Alabama injured his throwing baseball
3story dormitory building to SIS Always good
hitter this injured whip that made scouts shy away from
him. But apparently Is okay and Ned has lost
of his effectiveness at bat.
school, Harris allaround athlete Besides base
football basketball But he
stamp collecting than anything else besides base
ball 5000 stamps of them specimens
Harris other Tiger who attracted the atten
ton baseball world this spring have been Hal White,
Charley Fuchs and Ross The first two became famous recently
against the Browns their first starts
big leaguers like Harris, with home
Stephens of the Browns who from Toledo
another American League rookie who got off to blazing start
Besides playing shorsop Stephens has hit
Among his knocks two homers and triple against
White Sox In ST. Louis Stephens already is an idol with
the applause time he to bat And
Browns drawing customers the applause
: fairly noisy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Vic Christy Wins
.Londos Match

Vic Chrsity, popular young
grappler from San Antonio, has a
match scheduled with Jim Londos
after pinning the rough Lee Hen
ming in 81 minutes and 30 seconds
of mat warfare at Arena Gardens
last night. Christy broke loose
from head scissors to hoist Hen
ming over his head and dropped
on him as he hit the mat. 1t was
announced before the bout that
the winner would meet Londos at
the Arena Gardens on May 4.
In the other half of the double
windup, Earl McCready defeated
Roland Kirchmeyer with a series
of body slams and a body pin. In
other bouts. Ivan Kalmikoff. the
bearded Russian, and Jack Smith
of Toronto wrestled 20 minutes TO
a draw, and Rufus Jones pinned
Jack Steele in 13 minutes and q
seconds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Catholic Champs
Seek 9Th Title

Trying for its eighth, straight
Catholic League high school base
ball championship, Catholic Gen.
trial opens the season this after
noon against st. Catherine al
Jayne Field.
The Shamrocks. who have won
40 out of their last so league
games. have six returning letter
men, but last years star pitcher,
Pete GrZwny. has graduated.
Three other contests are on the
parish opening bill. ST. Joseph
meets St. Ambrose at Neighbor-
hood Field: De La Sale takes on
ST. LadiSlaus at Jayne, and st.
Rita meets ST. Mary'S Of Mt Glenn
ems at Nine Mile road and John r.
Other Catholic League mines
will start play Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
White Sox Rookie Coming through

Harry Sketchey of the White Sox who has been taking
Wrghts outed position with the veteran the
shelf with injury another youngster who has kicked up
attention Skechley who off the UCLA campus
agent when picked by the Sox early this He
members of Jimmy Dykes htess wonders who
has been hitting.
Among outstanding performers is Yank Terry 29
pitcher recalled by the Red Sox from San Diego where
games last year Terry pitched hreeh that
Yankees the other day Among star recruits
National League Willard Marshall of the Giants and
Fiolan Nanny Fernandez of the Braves
While the given fatteng attention in the
predictions of the experts Connie Mack
picked them to beat out the Yankees there
question about the Chicago teams Wanted strength Dykes
ability to fashion winning of dust may have
influenced the experts
White Sox have not shown the punch that the
needs be champion do well last
finished third Going into the Detroit series the team
collectively batting the ball under the 200 mark Waly
obtained from the Athletics for Mike Kreevch
three who hitting 300 Another
the Detroit winter time resident. who supposedly
a weak hitter.
The White Sox ii appears will just far their pitch
ing them Last the White Sox had the best pitching
the league They look weak again at bat
Whether the pitching holds up questionable The veteran
Chicago moundsmen are getting no younger
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

other marker.
The lone Detroit counter came
in the eighth when McNair scored
on Jimmy Bloodworths fly after
Eric had posted his two-bagger.
Harold Newhouser pitched the
last inning against the Sox, re-
firing them in order. 1t was
Harold's first appearance of the
season.
With two runs in the first In.
ming. the White Sox were off TO a
flying start. There was one out
when Moses singled 10 right
Kuhel also poked a single into
right-center and moved 10 second
when Cramer let the ball get
away from him. Then Sketchley
dropped a two-bagger into left,
near the foul line. scoring Moses
and Kuhel.
The White Sox picked up a run
in the seventh when fresh walked
and scored later on Moses third
single of the afternoon. but the
Tigers retrieved this marker in
the next frame.
First up. McNair doubled to left
center and moved up TO third on
Tebbetts' out. After Ross, batting
for Trout, walked. Bloodworth
flied out TO Moses in deep center
McNair scoring after the catch
When Cramer walked the Tigers
had two more possible scores OF
the paths, but McCosky struck
out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

Detroit handball players fur
nished the two big upsets of the
first days play in the National
AAU Junior tournament, now in
progress at the Downtown YMCA.
The tournament will continue all
week with the finals scheduled for
Saturday afternoon.
sly Glass of the Detroit Y eli
minated Adolph Simson of Oil
City, Pa, Pills, 21-9, in the first
major upset. This was followed
short time later by Armand Du'
hart's victory over Oscar Klaymar
of st. Louis, Pip. 21-9. Armand
plays for the Detroit Knights OF
Columbus.
Klayman was one of the top
notchers in the top brackets. He
went to the finals of the st. Louis
tournament recently. meeting Jack
Srenco for the championship. Du-
hart. one of the most improved
players in the Midwest, took an
early lead and repulsed every as
sault of the loser.
Srenco. who is one Of the favor
ties. advanced at the expense of
Robert Suder of the local Y,
Pip, 21-6.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
RN SHOT-AND THIS is ONLY PRACTICE
Hosts Are Ilnpolite
De+roi+ers Score Two Upsets in Opening Day
of Junior AAU HandbeII Tourney
BY EDGAR HAYES

troit trimmed Darcy Carolan,
another local light, Pip. Pip.
In the lower bracket, Jerry
Lorenzo of Boston, one of the
favorites, moved along by defeat
ing John Scopis of the local Y,
21-10, PHO. This bracket has
plenty of strong players, including
Paul Merlo of Detroit, Anthony
Gentle of Philadelphia. Russell
Fiske of Tower Club, Chicago
Daniel Bennett of Oil City anc
/ Gus Lewis of Buffalo. All these
boys will be in action today.
OTHER MATCHES
In the other matches played
yesterday Jack Hagenah of Detroit
put out John Shaheen of Cleve-
land, 2t-5. 2t-10; AL Zepp of Buff
falo defeated John Howell OF
Detroit, PHO, Pills; Paul Stobbt
beat James Feeley, both of De-
troit, Pip, 21-1. Scott Howard
won from Jake Schriebman by
default.
Todays matches:
Jack sreneo. St Leuis,vs- cal Behn.
Detroit, S p. m. Robert Kendler, Chicago,
VS.. Jerry Breen, Detroit p. m. Paul
D. m: Anthony Gentle. Philadelphia. vs..
Edward Kozlowski, Detroit p. m: l..
Medman, Detroit. VS.. John Customski
Detroit. D. m. Jerry Lorenzo Boston, VS.
Lou zerbo Detroit. 3 p. m. Gus Lewis.
Buffalo. VS. Charles Alderman. Detroit, 9
p. m: Russell Fiske, Chicago vs.. MAJ
Thomas, Detroit. 9 p. m. Daniel Bennett
Oil City VS. Anthony Kaiser. Detroit. :
p m: Leonard Duebal. Detroit, VS.. Pau
Merio Detroit p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Justified or Not Odds 4 to I on Alsab
Double bill
Tigers TO Play Browns Twice.
on Sunday

There will be a double-header
between Detroit and st. Louis
Sunday, it was announced today.
Mondays game is being moved
up and the first game will start
at 1870 p. m.
Seats for Saturdays game and
Sundays double-header will go on
sale tomorrow morning.
The Tiger management also an
nounced tn { henceforth ushers
will redeem baseballs with two
defense stamps. This is being done
for the convenience of those who
wish 10 trade in baseballs that are
shared in the crowd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

ahead of time. but actually he
should never have started. He
stands as another example of the
truism that diversified heavy
weights can go just so far.
Most people are prone TO look
at great towering men and form
"a mental picture of what would
happen if they should hit a man.
The diversified fellows look like the
maximum in fighting ability. Ac-
ttuafly, they never have had one
real good man among them.
A Dempsey or a Louis could
name the punch against nearly
any Of them.
The supermen, such as Simon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

which so often landed on his quiv-
ering flesh. 1t seems that il was
all mistake in the first place, al
though that might be open to
question, too.
He made more money as a boxer
than he could have expected along
some other line of endeavor, and
Manager James j. Johnston's an
nouncement that the biggest man
currently in the ring had decided
to quit meant that Simon had
chucked approximately $4,000 in
purses in two fights scheduled al
Pittsburgh and Washington.
From the latter it would seem
that he Is stepping out q little
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

strained sacroiliac and has been
the victim of recurrent headaches
for a long time. He had his two
cracks at the championship. was
knocked out. or abruptly stopped
to be exact. on both occasions by
Louis. and has wisely decided that
he has gotten all he can without
risking permanent injury.
He never was much Of a fighter
and went along mostly on his
unique size and his ability TO
absorb punishment.
II is just as well that he csii
il quits comparatively con
account of the purses he Is can
ceiling. yor belatedlyl from q
standpoint Of his record.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21

a 250-pounder, are not only toe
easy TO hit themselves as they
lumber around the ring, but with
no exceptions that l know of
can't punch back. They may have
all the pushing and pulling
strength in the world. They
might shove a finger through a
brick wall if permitted time TO
take a toe-hold and start showing.
But they lack the coordination
and the speed of thought and
hand TO snap a punch.
Simon has not been we'll in re-
cent months. His appendix was
removed after he was knocked out
by Lem Franklin but he has a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS VI
Brooklyn s-il-2. Boston 2-7-0 Higbe
and sullivan. Dapper. Farley. SPAIN 90.
rosi "a and lombard, Kluttz.
Chicago s-13-O Pittsburgh 2-7-3. Mooty
and Mccullough: Butcher. Gornlcki 0D ana
Lopez, Phelps.
Philadelphia 6-ii-3 New York Silly.
John and SMaFFeh. .Mec.ee. ga sun
KEEL t5b. Adams tp) and banning. CLOSING
pitcher) t.E
ToDAy's GAMES
Philadelphia al New York
Boston 81 Brooklyn
Chicago at Pittsburgh
Cincinnati at 81. Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
BY LAYTON CARVER
International News service sport. Edlt

International News Service sports Editor
NEW YORK. April 21-Abe
Simon has come TO the end of his
.pugilistic career either prema-
Iturely or belatedly by about seven
years, depending upon the view
point.
The easy-going. diversified New
Yorker who twice challenged for
the heavyweight championship has
hung up his gloves permanently
on the advice OF doctor and the
Einsistence of his wife. He hopes to
make a place in business for him.
self far from those thudding fists
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Wyandotte Church League

Wyandotte churches desiring to
enter softball team in the Wyan-
dotte YMCA Inter-Church Athletic
Association are urged to notify the
Y office, Wyandotte 2430, by 7:30
this evening. A meeting will be
held then to draw up a league
schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-21
Jimmy Just Wishes for Power Hitler

In years the White Sox have finished third
three times and fourth twice. which high tribute the
erial ability of the popular Dykes
"I know" Dykes says Eve hellers with the stick,
but still got pitching don't count out of anything
But I do wish had two hard hitting boys"
The White Sox have Thornton Lee, Johnny Rigney and
Edgar mansays and the perennial pitching star Ted
Lyons like Bridges good for week. Dykes is
high Johnny HUMPHREYS who he thinks will eventually
become outstanding big Lacquer.
Remember, did not call on HUMPHREYS until the 194l
nearly Dykes recalled and then he turned
In shutoufs three of them In a He has
fdence and control the two things he lacked"
The Sox also have Bill Dietrich and Joe Haynes.