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DISTINGUISHED TITLE

You have won . most diStin-
guiShed and patriotic title that
every girl war worker would he
proud and honored 10 have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-01

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The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21

training station game this way:
1T will probably be the toughest
game on the 1912 schedule, if Nor
folks victories over such teams
as the Jersey City Giants are a
criterion. On the other hand,
though, our men are going to pick
up valuable experience. The trip
to Norfolk will be a sort OF reward
for the Camp Davis teams hard
work this season."
Sandwiched between the Ship
yard and Norfolk games will be
the engagement with Wallace, to
be played Wednesday afternoon on
the camp diamond. Camp Davis
holds one win over the Wallace
outfit, but the return clash isn't
regarded by the AA's as a breath
er. Wallace recently dropped
to Goldsboro and
Goldsboro will be remembered as
the outfit that made such a good
showing against the Shipyard Pro-
gressives.
Eichelberger or Martin will get
the pitching assignment against
Wallace, Lieutenant Johnson in
dicated.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
VALDINA TAKES
DWYER STAKES
Shut Out Beaten By Texas
Horse In Fastest Mile
At Aqueduct
BY SID FEDER

NEW YORK, June 20.-lR-The
three year old racing situation be-
came as scrambled as a platter of
boarding house eggs again today
when Shut Out was soundly beaten
in the Dwyer stakes by the Texas
flier, Valdina Orphan, in one of
the fastest mile and a quarter
races ever run.
Victor over Alsab in the Ken
lucky Derby and Belmont stakes,
and generally conceded to have a
strangle hold on the championship
OF three year olds, Mrs. Payne
Whitney's chocolate colt came from
last place today to run second-but
he couldn't do a thing to catch
Emerson Woodward's high speed
galloper over Aqueduct's lightning
fast layout.
For, with a crowd of %, 1893 look
ing on in amazement afte rbacking
the son of Equipoise down to 13-to-
20 in the betting, "the Orphan"
led from end to end under Jockey
Carroll Bierman's blistering ride
to hit the wire in 2:O1 2-5 in the
54th running of this ancient grind.
And in disproving the theory that
he couldn't run that far, even with
an outboard motor, the pride of
the Valdina farms stables posted a
mark that has been bettered only
rarely in racing history.
The 1859 As St. Andrews II chalk
ed up at Brighton, England, three
years ago, stands as the tops for
the nine furlongs. Then there's the
always-disputed 2 minutes flat for
Whisk Broom II at Belmont in
1913; the 200 As by Sarazen in
1924 and the 2:01 is for Seabiscuit
in the 1910 Santa Anita handicap.
But otherwise, 1.-THE Orphans"
score is just about as good as they
come-in fact, is the same time as
that with which Whirlaway set the
Kentucky Derby record year ago.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
Davis AA;s Schedule
Busy Diamond Week

p. m. It'll probably go seven in.
nings instead of nine. The AA's
will throw everything they've got
against the Progressives in an at
tempt to avenge an early season
defeat. Camp standpoint of both
ability and sportsmanship.
Lieut.. Henry Johnson, Davis
coach, announced Saturday that ar.
rangements had been completed for
the game with the training station
team at Norfolk. The Army.
Navy" game will played Thursday
afternoon, the soldiers leaving
Holly Ridge by bus Thursday
morning and returning to camp
Friday evening.
Although the Davis team will
enter the game hoping for victory.
there's no use waxing too optimis
tic when the opposition has on call
such talent as Bob Feller. Freddie
Hutchison, Sam Chapman, Winnie
Smith, Jim Carlin, Mel Previsch
and Ace Parker, not to mention a
boatload of former West Coast
stars. Just how many of these men
will play against Camp Davis isn't
known here, but Norfolk will have
strength to spare.
Lieutenant Johnson looks at the
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
Arming Of Freighters
To Be Completed Soon

WASHINGTON, June 90 R. -
The arning of Americas mer-
chant ships Twill be completed
within few MONTHS the Mari
time commission said today.
Reporting rapid progress" the
commission said the vessels were
being equipped with the mot mod
ern types of weapons to fight off
both submarine and air attacks.
The commission added that
while details regarding the protec-
ton against strafing by aircraft
could not be made public, ''it can
be said that officers and seamen
are protected to the greatest de-
gree possible against machine
cunning by enemy planes" 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
Soldiers Take On Shipyard
Progressives AT Stadium
Monday Night
By SGT. JOHN j. BURNS

This is the beginning of an i'm,
portant week for the Fighting AA's
of Camp Davis, a week that will
see the soldier ball club meet the
Shipyard Progressives a. Legion
stadium, Wallace community team
at Davis, and the touted Naval
Training station nine at Norfolk,
in that order.
The strong right arm of Bob
Vaughn, undefeated Davis hurler,
is going to get workout and may
decide whether the soldiers are to
have a better percentage Of vic.
tories at the end of the week than
they have at this writing. Vaughn,
winner of five straight, is slated
to oppose the Shipyard and Nor
folk mines. This is what Is known
as an ASSIGNMENT.
Originally scheduled for this af-
ternoon, the Davis-Shipyard con.
test will be played Monday at
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
Gil, DOBBS WINS
AAU METRIC mile
vormerdam Breaks Pole
Vault Record In National
Track Contests

NEW YORK, June 90 F -
car' elius Warmerdam, cloud
Iu,i I,;sing vaulter from California,
Otl ord ell Dodds, a scripture-quoting
sliu ~ from Boston, all but ran
flltrl .ar with the National A. A. U.
aNGo or track and field meet today
Se,,,ol ew,,,ormerdam established one OF
avs two records by hiking the
me tng w; Vault bar to Is feet, 2 10 in
pots sdding one and three-eighths
cf5o. shos to the mari he set in 1910.
ndds lnC55s repeated his indoor triumph
Duu or Leslie MacMitchell, New
oHsl 9,ml, university graduate, in the
lo1N nm ,7,eters. or metric mile.
l'2T9 Tbe other record was set by
,aDc;s I,[ Berst of the New York A.
: q" who hurled the 56-pound weight
=. y" foat 3 IA inches to wipe out the
90 90 foor 9 7-S inch mark Pat Nc
n2ona1d of the same Club set back
il lu-ornerdam had no difficulty at
II in clearing the record height
s,l+ sm when he plastered on another
.ron w, inches he failed to make it.
~ tbe three allotted tries.
II 10 ierked virtually all the H.
NM ~ snectators out of their seats
w wv the third and last attempt at
VI u feet 9 inches by skimming over
no :, stick but brushing it off with
bis his elbow on the way down.
~ The gate receipts plus the reve-
,ra derived from a 15O-page pro-
!,s nson, will mean contribution of
.ore than $4,000 to the Army
emergency relief.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
Mrs. Hobart Bosworth
Jumps Into Politics

LOS ANGELES, June 2O.-R-
Mrs. Hobart Bosworth, wife Of the
movie actor and sidewalk hospi-
tality hostess to service men,
jumped into politics today. In
one of the hottest congressional
races in California.
She filed for both the democrat
ic and republican nominations
from the Goth district. ALI she has
to do is defeat Rep. Carl Hinshaw
of Glendale, republican incumbent,
and Brig. Gen. Joseph o. Dono-
van, democrat, who resigned this
week as state adjutaat general and
head of the California Selective
Service to enter the race. Both
men also filed on both tickets.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
PLANS COMPLETE
FOR RING SHOW
Ex-Golden GlOvers Featured
In Shipyard Boxing Bouts
Monday Night

Promoter Bert Causey af1nounc,
ed last night that plans are COM
plete for the first boxing matches
to be staged by the Shipyard Ath-
letic association at Thalian han
Monday night.
Eight bouts-four of them be.
tween negro fighters-will be pre-
sented. Two former Wilmington
Golden Glovers, Fred Barnhill and
Mus Lockamy, will be featured.
Barnhill will fight Bill Wilson,
shipyard worker from Hickory,
while Lockamy will take on Ben
Daniels of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21

vention today accused John L.
Lewis of using his position as
United Mine Workers president to
hamper the nations victory eI-
fort"
A resolution declared, "officials
of the UNIV have put forward nc
plans whatever for increasing pre-
duction for victory over the Axis, -
and added, within the labor move
ment, Lewis and his agents have
pursued steady course of disrup-
ton and disunity through the pup
pet state of district so of the
UNIV"
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
Pennsylvania Community
Hospital Is Dedicated

BREVARD, June 20.-g The
new $1,000 Pennsylvania Commun-
ity hospital was dedicated here
this afternoon. The dedicatory
address was made by Gov. J. M.
Broughton, who called attention to
The great progress of North Caro-
Ina in recent years.
The governor said that he doubt
ed that any state had made sucn
advancement and that North Caro-
Ina had made an amazing prog
ress in the building of hospitals.
Harry H. Straus, president of
the Ecusta Paper corporation and
chairman of the local hospital
board, introduced the governor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
New Draftee Is Quite
A Fellow Says Loop
The Name Is Blood

CHICAGO, June 20-R)-The
National Football league be-
lieves in keeping the Army well
informed so in memorandum
directed to Fort Sheridan's
commanding officer today, 1t
said:
"That tall, wiry fellow with
a pinch of silver at the tenn
pies who entered Fort Sheridan
as a private last week under
the name of John McNally is
one of the outstanding football
players of all time.
''He holds the record for ac-
tive service in the National
Football league - Is seasons
with Milwaukee, Green Bay
and Pittsburgh-and finished up
as the Pittsburgh Steelers'
coach.
''Don't worry about him not
having what it takes. He is
writing a book on sociology. If
that isn't enough, he played
against the Chicago Bears 81
times.
"IIe tried to enlist in every
thing but the Wrens, even went
to Canada to try for the air
force. They all told him he
couldn't see. Then along came
the draft.
''His other name is Johnny
Blood. The boys thought you
ought to know, what with the
football season coming along"
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
lanes Phelan Is Hired
As St. Mary's Mentor

NORAGA, Calf, June 20.-R-
s+ Narys college said today it had
hired James Phelan, former foot
bslI coach at the University of
Washington, as it's head coach for
the duration of the war.
Phelan will replace Norman Stra-
der who has received a Navy COM
mission and now is in training at
ANNAPOLIS for service as an in
structor in the Navy's pre-flight
training program. College spokes-
men declined to elaborate on terms
Of the schools agreement with
Phelan.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
NO MORE FISTIC GLORY
FOR WELTER BAKER
Continued on Page Nine)

err That Sammy's been following
me around ever since"
His 300-odd battles have left few
marks on the onetime farm boy
who went from his first Army trick
into the ring, to throw such fear
into the titleholders of the second
half of the third decade that, be-
fore he got his shot at the title,
Father Times scythe was swing
ing at his heels.
A lid droops over mis- right eye,
but it and its mate are still bright
brown, their sight unimparied One
ear is cauliflowered, but he hears
parade-ground commands as well
as his fellows. Let him drop into
his fighting stance, and there is
the old, flashy Sammy Baker be-
fore your eyes.
Bubbling over with reminiscence
about his ring days and his three
great fights with the Nebraska
Wildcat" Ace Hudkins, Sgt. Baker
can be just as bubbly over the
looks of the two Army fighters he
has developed.
One is Freddy Welsh, Of Patch
ogue, L. l., who is said to be a
kin of the oldtime lightweight
champion of the same name
Young Welsh, who fights both as
a bantam and as feather, has
yet to lose bout in IS starts
"He's SO good" says his discover
er-trainermanager, ''that I can't
get any of the boys into the ring
with him any more"
II knew his dad," Sgt. Baker
explains, land when young Fred
dy Joined the Army, he told me,
Take him and make fighter out
of him, Sammy Well, I did. He's
a southpaw, counter-puncher,
just like I was. And fast. Give me
two years in the States with him,
and he'll lick anybody in the
world"
Bakers other protege is Charles
E. Cullers, of Bayard, W. Va,
welterweight, who in two years of
Army fighting has lost only one
bout-"On a fluke decision," his
trainer insists, and then he
turned around and licked the boy
that beat him."
The sergeant's last important
fight was a non-title engagement
with Young Corbett III, at Ebbets
Field, Brooklyn, June IS, 1882. He
took decision.
Shortly after that, he rejoined
the Army, in which he had pre-
viously served five years. He saw
service in the Pacific, in Panama,
and at Fort Mcclellan, Ala, be-
fore being ordered to Trinidad.
Hes a good soldier" his Off
GERS agree. wish we had more
like him.
And the man who ranked with
Joe Dundee, Billy Petrolle and 9TH
er greats of the welterweigh: oil
visions great period is content,
these days, to wear a sergeant's
chevrons.
II like the 'life,'' he said. ftI like
the tropics. None of your cold
weather for me.
II was never one to drink, and
dissipate, and run around. I man
aged to save little money. I've
got farm, and a home at Floral
Park, L. l., and son, Edward
John, in high school there.
IT amt rich. But I've done all
right" 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
Hurricanes Register
Win Over Nazi Planes

MOSCOW, June 2O.-lRHAn out
standing victory for British Hur-
ricanes manned ssian pilots
was reported = from the
northwest front.
Soviet dispatches said seven
Hurricanes fought twelve junkers
and Is Messerschmitts, shooting
down ten and damaging tn r ee
others with the loss of only one
plane
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
.RAF STAGES RAIDS
ON CHANNEL PORTS


weeks, British sources said, moth
ing that use of the word Strong"
usually indicates a force of $50 to
300 planes.
Nine planes were missing from
these operations and raids over the
Netherlands.
BY daylight hundreds of RAF'
fighters swarmed over the Bou-
logne and Calais areas today in
the first large assault since June
g.
Coastal watchers said operations
appeared to be equal to the heav-
lest of daylight forays in which L.
900 or more British planes partici-
pated.
Numerous daylight raids in the
past dozen days have been on a
relatively small scale.
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
NINE PLANES DOWNED

BERLIN-(from German broad
casts)-June 2O.-(R-Nine British
fighters were shot down in fierce
aerial combats over the French
and Belgian coasts today, the Ger
man radio reported tonight
IAN air ministry communique is
sued in London said six British
planes failed to return to h e r
bases. Four German fighters were
destroyed, it added)
Even before reaching the coas-
tai area, German pilots engaged
the enemy in dogfights and h t
down eight Spitfires in Is min
utes, the radio asserted. A ninth
was brought down off the northern
French coast, it was said. 4
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
ACCEPTS POST

RALEIGH. June 90 (P) DIR.
Walter Eugene Wilkins, for the past
three years director of the Divis
ion Of School Health service ior
the State Board of health. has ac.
cepted the post of nutritionsultant
with the Office of Defense Health
and Welfare service in Washing
ton
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
ANNOUNCES

BOSTON,, June 20 Up Joseph
Lee, Al, Junior member of the Bos-
ton school committee, announced his
candidacy for the Democratic nom-
ination for U. S. senator tonight
the first in the race
The Wilmington morning star., 1942-06-21
John L. Lewis Raped
BY CIO In New York

SYRACUSE, N. Y, June 20.-(R
-Pledging "unquestionable sup
port" to CIO President Philip Muir
ray, the New York State CIO COLI
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Neittpodj, Sea 6. gsai 1912

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Summit

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