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Milford chronicle., 1942-09-25
PUBLIC SALE!
Thursday, October 1st, 1912
At 2 O'clock p. NJ.

REAL ESTATE
Farm on road between Green
wood and Milford, known as John
son Farm.
LIVE STOCK
Two young sows, due to litter
about November 1. % Shoats, beau
tiful prospects for brood sows and
porkers. All have been vaccinated,
hearty and well.
16 Yearlings, from months to
] year old. l Black Jersey bull, 2
Guernsey Bulls, 2 Tyreshire Bulls,
rest heifers, Guernsey and Hol-
stein.
A Billy Goat came to my herd in
If owner does not claim
him, he goes in sale.
Chevrolet Master 1886 Coach,
good condition.
1tp G. P. CAREY
Milford chronicle., 1942-09-25

IdEinlnkg L Will OllGI SctAG at Alty
farm in Milford Neck on the road
from the Tub Mill to Big Stone Beach
on
Wednesday, September 30, AZ
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
The following Personal Property:
LIVE STOCK
FOUR COWS-Guernsey and Jer-
sey. All will be fresh in November.
T. B. and blood tested. Nice Guernsey
Heifer,. 20 months old, will be fresh in
November.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One farm wagon in No. condition:
1 Oliver riding cultivator, Fordson
tractor and plows. tractor disc, cir
cular wood saw and bench. Fordson
pulley and belt. sets coil points, new;
6 dry cell batteries, good; l set of coils
for Fordson, 2 small bearings and 2
large bearings for Fordson tractor
front wheels. new; 50-tooth iron drag,
l John Deere corn planter, l snatch
corn planter. / Deering mower. good
shape; 1 horse rake, Farmers Favor
ite grain drill. 8 discs; l fam rack,
No. 13 Oliver walking plow, l walking
cuItivator. / electric fence charger.
just used this season; lot of posts with
insulators on Agate fasteners; / box
of Kwik Kip, some used barb wire, so
fence posts, two 2-horse double trees,
8 single trees, set wagon springs, barn
truck, 1 hand corn planter, half bushel
measure, 1 bushel basket, 2 barrels,
gas drum. 1 spade. / scoop shovel. 3
shovels, axes. forks. hoes, 2 bill
hooks, l cant hook, corn grader. ]
cross cut saw, set wagon harness, 1
set rope harness. 1 set carriage har-
ness. good; 2 horse. collars, 5 COW
chains, 5 tie-out chains, new trace
chains, Q heavy log chains, several
other chains, 2 sets of double reins,
good leather fly net, pair tire chains,
30X5, 2 truck tires, 30X5, l tube 30x5,
1 fan belt for Chevrolet. good; 800 rs
baskets, good; some good grain sacks
and white sacks, l block and fall, /
wire stretcher. hedge shears, 2 wedges
air sprayer. corn knives,
wagon jack, 1 corn box. 5 5-gallon gas
cans, 1 gas strainer, 1 ladder. 1 Golfer
for tractor plow. ] smoothing board, !
electric fence charger, 2 lanterns. /
lantern, several 5-gallon buck
cts, lots of wrenches. hog hook and
iron hook. some old iron. gallon
thermos jug, / cream can, l strainer. |
boxes discs. l cylinder churn, gal
lon ice cream freezer. single barrel |
shot gun. 12 gauge, and other things I
too numerous to mention.
FEED
II stacks hay, stacks of Lespedeza.
3 stacks of scarlet clover. l stack vetch,
stack mixed hay, scarlet clover hay
n loft. 6 stacks top fodder.
SOME HOUSEHOLD GOODS
TERMS: CASH.
Oickerson Bros, Auctioneers. 1tp
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PURLIC SALE!
or VALUABLE
Personal Property

As I have decided to discontinue
farming, l will offer at Public Auction.
at my farm known as the Wright
Farm. miles from Harrington, 11a
miles West of Vernon, about 3 miles
Southeast of Burrsville, on
Wednesday, October z, 1912
AT IL O'CLOCK NOON
Rain or Shine
LIVE STOCK
10 HEAD CATTLE
Five Fresh Cows, 2 with Calves by
side; / heavy Springer. Cows milking,
l heifer. 11s years old.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
One Model H John Deere tractor
on rubber. set cultlvators for Model
H, set John Deere plows, 70 inch: John
Deere 6 foot disc, John Deere corn
planter. 999: John Deere rotary hoe,
combine Allis Chalmers harvester 40.
All machinery good as new. milk
cans. buckets and strainer Frigidaire
mechanical milk cooler. one Esco box,
2 can size.
10 Tons of Baled Lespedeza Hay.
TERMS: CASH.
CLIFFORD OUTTEN
]. L. Stevens, Auctioneer. s25-2tp
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YOU BREAK AND BEND

Oxy-acetylene Welding. Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize in
Electrical Repairing :, Batteries :
Generators Radios.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
HUNTER AND CoyERDALE
Phone 387
One block, east Of First National
Banh o23-tf
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NOTICE
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this means to
express pur thanks and sincere ap-
probation Of the many kind acts Of
our friends during the illness and
death of our husband and father,
Mr.. Ivy c. Long.
1t Mrs. Sarah w. Long and Family.
Milford chronicle., 1942-09-25
Tuesday, September 20, 194i
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following described Personal

Al lO y CLOCh a. NJ.
Rain or Shine
The following described Personal
Property. to-wIt:
|. LIVE STOCK
Gray Mare, years old, nice block.
work anywhere; 1 pair Mules, Joe,
years; Beck. 70 years. a good team; !
one. 8 Head of Milk Cows, ages from
8 to 7 years, all T. B. tested. Seven of
these cows are milking good. and one
closeup springer. One Holstein Bull,
entitled to register.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
Seven foot Deering binder. good con-
dition; 1 Thomas drill. in good shape;
Mccormick Deering moving ma
in good shape; 2 NO. 10 oliver walk
ing plows. No. 1S oliver walking
pillow, 1 No. A oliver walking plow,
Black Hawk manure spreader. in good
shape; / John Deere riding plow. 2
roller. in good shape; 1 hay kicker. 4
walking cultivators. l grindstone. 2
hand corn planters, 1 Mccormick
Deering check-row corn planter. in
good shape, with good wire; 1 brooder
stove. grain fan, drag harrow. go
tooth; fam rack, two sets wagon har-
ness. sets rope harness. collars: A
brides, / feed box with bins, holds
1000 pounds feed. milk cans. 1 milk
bucket, milk strainers, lard press.
sausage grinder. hoes. shovels. forks
and other things too numerous to mem
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
Two iron cots. extension tables. /
set kitchen chairs. l set dining room
chairs. some rockers. lamps and other
articles.
moved until naid for
C. L. MAULL, Owner
Bros, Auctloneers. ltp
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NOTICE
Bids Wanted For Painting Milford
Water Tower

Quotations for one complete coat
Of paint lon outside, including spot
ting and one coat of paint on inside,
including spotting, will be received
at City Office. All bids must be sub
mitted on or before September 80,
1912. Further information can be
obtained from City Manager Charles
e. Banning.
s11-3t CITY OF MILFORD
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WANTED

wANTED-custom combining. John
Green, Lincoln. s25-tf
WANTED-Good scarlet clover hay.
John West. Glendale. s25-2t
WANTED-Corn huskers, by day or
basket. B. B. Vinyard, Milford. s25-2tp
WANTED-Girl or woman for soda
fountain work in well established Mil
ford Drug Store. Part or full time
work. Write Box 16, Chronicle, Mil
ford. 1t
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PUBLIC SALE!

As I have decided to discontinue
farming, 1 will offer for sale at my
farm in Milford Neck on the road
from the Tub Mill to Big Stone Beach,
on
Milford chronicle., 1942-09-25

WANTED-Man with family, steady
farm work. E. L. Kratz, Greenwood.
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WANTED

: WANTED-Cow, giving large guam
tity of milk. Laura Walls, Lincoln, Del.
s4-tf
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For Vietory = Bay Bss4si
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WANTED D-Housekeeper. white. j.
J. Brown, Harrington, Del, near Yer
non. s25-3t
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WANTED-Young lady or girl to
work in Franks Jewelry Store, Mil
ford. s11-tf |
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WANTED-Rye and wheat, also so
eight week old pigs. J. B. Hendricks,
Frederica, Del. s18-2t
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PUBLIC SALE!
OF VALUABLE
PERSONAL PROPERTY

ing, l will sell at Public Auction at
my home, one-quarter mile west of
Frederica. on road leading from Fred
erica to FELTON,. known as the DIR.
Derriclkson Farm, on
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WANTED-To rent house near FL
lendale. Mar X. Smith, Lincoln, Del.
r. d. 1tp
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MEN WANTE0- 0-AUe 35-5O

ML1N W nv I IED-1ABC -CU-UUs
Must be able to do heavy. work. Good
opportunity for permanent position
with good pay Extra pay for over
time. Apply Ralston Pnrina Company.
4th and Pine streets, Wilmington, Del
aware s18-3t
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WANTED-Second hand galvanized
sheet iron. Vernon p. Hool. Harring-
ton, Del. s4-4tp
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WANTED-Men between the ages Of
20 and so can earn from $25 to S3S
weekly with increase after 80 days.
Experience not necessary. Opportun-
ity to engage in permanent employ
ment. Delaware Floor Products, Inc.
Christiana avenue, Wilmington, Del.
Across Third Street Bridge. a11-n
WANTED-To purchase for immed-
late delivery thousands of new pine
cones. Will contract at once for laurel
rOplng, turkey beard, pine, laurel and
cedar branches. Berried .cased. holly
and wreaths. If you furnish good stock
will offer prices that are attractive;
If interested do not delay getting lined
IN. | have berries and wire rings in
limited amounts to furnish old MAX
ers. Charles G. Jones. Milton. Del
TelephOne 2731. Sz5-St
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WANTED-To buy COWS. calves and
hogs. Burton Willis, Milford, r. d. 2:
Phone 609R22. milf
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Cost One Cent each word for each insertion
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Work horse, cheap.
John Green, Lincoln. 1. 1tp
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WANTED-Man to drive truck and
Phone 25S, Milford. 1t
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WANTED-5O00 cords long leaf pine
wood with bark on. 3 foot lengths.
delivered to our plant IN Ellendale.
Write. phone or see r. J. Clendaniel.
Glendale Excelsior Company. Inc.
Glendale. Del. nh-tf
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Near Sea-
ford, modern home with all convent
Mrs. Ida A. Sammons, Seaford, Del.
Phone 2212. s11-3t
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FOR SALE-Nine room house, barn.
garage, broiler house, capacity $4,000;
laying house. capacity 1000; buildings
cement block. On state highway near
town. IS, 500 on terms. A cement bur-
ial vault manufacturing plant and
fully equipped for burial services.
$4,000 on terms. Bauer, Seaford. Del.
s25-tf
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FOR SALE-Genuine White Victor
Winter Oats. Thomas Best. Nassau.
Del a28-tf
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FOR SALE-Old English lockwood.
Sizes. Thomas Parrot, Bridgeville,
Del. s11-5tp
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WANTED-Experien cook, good
hours. Steady work. Derrickson's Res
taurant. Milford. Del. s25-2t
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Boys' overcoats, 12 and
IA year; girls blue velvet dress, 10
year, good condition. Mrs. David Gle
ments, Clarke avenue, Milford. 1tp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-30

M Seeks Share
Of Big 10 Title

ANN ARBOR. May 3O.-Beaten
out in the eleventh inning yester-
day by an underdog Ohio State
team, the University Of Michigan
nine today needs a victory over
the Buckeyes 10 grab share OF
the Big Ten baseball title.
The Wolverines are half n game
behind Iowa and need victory in
their finale today 10 tie the Hawk
eyes, who have completed their
schedule. The 3D. defeat yesterday
cost Michigan. defending cham
pion, its chance for another un-
disputed title.
The Wolverines had 10 come
from behind twice. tying the score
at 2-all in the ninth inning after
Wayne Christensen pinch-hitted
for pitcher Irving Boim and sin
gled. Frank Higgins. who ran for
him, stole second and scored on
Don Holman's single.
The Buckeyes came back in the
eleventh with two hits and the
winning run off Mickey Fishman,
who pitched the last two innings.
Fishman will pitch today's game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-30
HE'S STILL SERIOUS

Demaret has set out to win the
tournament and prove his 1910
record was no flash in the pan
that his winning of a half dozen
crowns, including the Masters that
year, was no f1uke TO be lightly
regarded. He has given up the
mantle of playboy to anybody that
wants it and is out TO bag this
one as convincingly as he did his
quarter final match with Craig
Wood. the National Open cham
pion from Mamaroneck, n. T.,
yesterday.
The gentleman from Texas in
the green and yellow knitted
headpiece. topped off by a pom.
pom. slapped Wood down and out
with a rash of sub par golf or
the finishing holes to win by
and 6 in the days only one-sideo
conquest.
The playboy was a beauty to
behold out there As he laughed his
way along until he began 10 put
on the finisher starting at the
twenty-sixth hole of the scheduled
36-hole battle. Demaret had q
2 up lead when he fired a birdie
3, birdie 4, birdie 3. ar
eagle 3 and a par 3. the latter
against a bogie, 10 take five holes
in a row. which ended Wood ther
and there without further re.
buttal.
The significance OF that par.
ticular round rests in the fact
that Demaret could and did play
that kind of golf at a time wher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-30

SEAVIEW COUNTRY CLUB,
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. May 80
INS) Two Texans, gentleman
from Virginia who will don the
navy's blue next week. and a
gentleman from New York who
already wears the chevrons of a
United States Army corporal, con-
tinued the battle today for the
National Professional golf cham
.pionship.
An all Texas final tomorrow
between Jimmy Demaret, now
playing out of Detroit, and Byron
Nelson. now from Toledo, o..
seemed likely as they squared off
today in the 36-hole sernifnals.
Demaret met Slammin' Sam
Snead of Hot Springs. Va. who
will begin showing them how 10
run a navy next week, while Mel
son encountered Corp Jim Tur-
mesa of Elmsford, n. Y, and Fort
Dix.
Under ordinary circumstances
Snead and Nelson would be top
heavy favoriteS. but on the basis
OF play TO date in a wild and woolly
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tinue TO improve" the father
said. But I want them to play
entirely for the enjoyment they
will get out Of the game as
amateurs and not with the idea
of becoming pros"
PLAN SUMMER JOBS
Golf shortly will end for the
pair until next fall. except pos
sibly for weekend games. Both
plan 10 work in a factory this
summer so they can earn money
that will help pay their way
through college.
Juniors at U. of D High, they're
talking OF attending Notrc Dame.
Wherever one goes. you can bet
the other also will go They're
inseparable They were born I'm
Aberdeen. Wash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-30
BY VI. F. DRUKENBRoD

Mortie Dutra has had his share
of thrills in golf, but one of the
biggest came just the other day
when his son Maurice, one Of the
17-year-old twins, fired a II at
North Hills in the city prep tour
nament.
II was the first score in the
seventies for either of the twins,
and it is apparent the Red Run
pro got almost as much OF bang
out of il as he did the time his
brother. Olin. won the National
Open. No Fathers Day present
will be welcomed more by Mortie
Maurice not only won the in
dividual prep title with his II
but helped u. of y. High capture
team honorS.
IT was expecting something
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-30
Mack Park SoftbaII

Briggs Aircraft faces Henris in
the feature of a three-game De-
troit Softball Association program
in Mack Park tonight at $50.
Local 1913 and Hudson A. A. clash
in another Major League game at
7 while the Reichold and East Side
Sports girls teams meet at SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-30

like that" the Senior Dutra en-
Unused. Maurice has a lot OF
determination. and when he and
Junior (Mortie Jr., the other
twin decided 10 concentrate on
golf this spring I figured they'd
get going. Junior will be up
there, too"
Although their father has been
prominent in golf for years. the
twins. both Shooters, didn't take
up the game until last summer
They had other interests which
took most OF their time. Young
Mortie had taken up baton twirl.
ing at which he has become an
expert. and Maurice was expert
mentlng as a radio operator nc
now has an amateur operator
license
II hope the boys keep up
their interest In golf and con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

"GameS bchlnd Ieducr.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia 2-T.i, Boston 1870. Melton
and Warren: fErrickson, Javery 60 and
kiuttz.
New York $50 Brooklyn 1.7-2. sunkcl
and Danning Head. Casey (9l' and owen.
Chicago s-15-i. cincinnati 5-i3-i. Pas
seau and Mccullough, Derringcr, Shoun
co.. BegEs co. and I.amann. hemsley
(Only games scheduled
Losing pitcher
TODAY'S GAMES
Pittsburgh AZ Chicago t2i
Philadelphia Al Boston t2l.
New York ~ Brooklyn (fl.
l ~. ts,is at CiuciuneH f7l.
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.A|ger Handicap
Tops Good Card
At Fair Grounds
Sprint Stake Features
Supporting Program;
T. M. Dorset Back
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Best Seller. the horse that was
beaten in the last jump by The
Rhymer in the $4,000, Widener
Cup at Hialeah Park last winter,
will see if competition is as tough
at Detroit today when he goes to
the post in the $1,000 Col. Alger
Memorial Handicap, which heads
a good program at the Fair
Grounds.
This front-running 4-year-old
son of Blue Larkspur arrived just
in time to take a run at some top
notch horses in the run OF a mile
and sixteenth.
He carried the colors of Col. <.
r. Bradley at Hialeah but today
he will race for two Ohio turfmen,
John w. Galbreath and r. j.
Dienst. who bought him from
Bradley to win the Governors
Handicap at Beulah Park. near
Columbus, which Dienst owns.
Best Seller won that race and
now he's here for more big game.
TWO TOP WEIGHTS
Best Seller will probably be the
favorite. He's Won four OF his nine
races and has been out of the
money, only once this year, when
he finished fifth to Whirlaway in
the Dixie Handicap at Pimlico. He
and Marriage. the r. A. Coward
Handicap star. have been handed
top weight of 119 pounds in the
field of Is which will go in the
Alger.
Others in the field include Fl.
II. Haag's Devalue, the Tall Trees
Stables Ball Player. Mrs. j. B.
Burnstein's Ship Biscuit, and Red
Dock. from the stable of Wexler
and Shagrin.
T. M. Dorsett, the flying winner
of the Boots and Saddles on OPEN
ing day, will 60 for his second
victory of the meeting in the ST.
600 Decoration Day Handicap, in
which he will oppose seven others
over six furlongs. including III. c.
Richards Designator, Mrs. K. Nc
Cuan's Fairly Fly, Double H
Ranch's Stalking. and Samborom-
bon. from the stable of Beezley
and Cohn.
JUVENILE TEST
Golden Man. the colt which has
captured two straight for George
Krehbiel, Detroit newspaperman,
will get a real test in the Juvenile
Purse, in which Khamcia, a gray
: flyer from the Bluebird Stock
Farm stable, will take a run at
: him along with the Tall Trees
Stable entry of Sea Marriage and
Cahors.
The smallest purse is 81 900 and
the program shapes up as one of
the best ever presented here.
:, Today's crowd is expected to
pass 10000 and there will be some
, stabbing for long shots as the
. result of the run of outsiders in
the past two days. Two of eight
! favorites struggled to the wire
yesterday with the stable of Mrs.
H. p. Bonner providing the big
win when. her entry of Golden
Goose and Can't lose ran 1-2 in
/. the Melvindale Purse at $3.50
straight. Cynthia Fair at $3.50 in
! the last provided the nightcap ia
vorite.
/ Closest race of the day was the
fourth. in which Tower Miss just
!, got up to nip Hates Silver by a
thin lip for a photo finish that
took plenty of close examination
TO decide the winner.
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Lou Boudreau paraded to the
mound.
Both were hit into the lower
deck of the left field stands
Franklin's in the fourth inning
with White on base and York'sN IN
the fifth with no one on.
With a two-Dagger that cleaned
the bases in the seventh, Birdie
.Tebbetts sent Steve Gromek, Sec
ond of the Cleveland pitchers, to
the showers. Gromek is a Ham
tramck boy who used to pitch for
Flint, a Cleveland farm club in
the Michigan State League, a loop
now in retirement.
8 HITS FOR BIRDIE
Tebbett's double was one of
three hits for the ambitious young
Tiger catcher. White was the
only other Tiger to connect for as
many as three hits. One of Halls
blows was a two-bagger that
scored a run.
With the exception of Jimmy
Bloodworth, each and every Tiger
posted at least one hit
Oris Hockett bagged homer
for the Indians, mighty blow in
the seventh inning that sailed far
up into the second deck of the
right field stands and accounted
for one of the enemy's three runs.
Gromek in the sixth inning
batted home the other two Cleve-
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT 1862, Cleveland 3-13-3.
White and Teboetts. smith GromeN 60,
Eisensst 90, Brown go and Hogan,
Denning
New York 1911. Washington 1-4-1.
Gomez and Rosar; Wilson, Cathey Cd,
Masterson ca and Evans.
Chicago l2-7-i ST. Louis sell. Dietrich
Haynes CD and fresh. Turner; Galehouse
Caster 50, Biscan go, Trotter CO. and
Terrell.
Boston 1850. Philadelphia 2-7-1.
lHughson and Conroy christopher. Fow-
Ter % and n Wagner
winning pitcher.
LnSinE ptfCher.
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TODAY'S GAMES

Chicago al DETROIT ca
So Louis al Cleveland 81.
Boston At Philadelphia a.
Washington at New York (2l.
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Tribe OutsIugged
Tigers Roll Up Is Hits TO Help Hal White Win
His Fourth Game; Franklin Hits Homer
BY LEO MACDONELL

Hal White, the dark and hand
some young right-handed recruit,
has bagged his fourth victory on
the mound and the Tigers have
won their fourth game in which
they totaled 16 hits.
The Tiger 16-hit barrages are
noteworthy, coming from team
that can go into low-hitting
slumps without being coaxed.
Other 16-hit Splurges by the De-
troit nine were against the Yam
KEGS. Browns and White Sox--a
decently fair distribution of
favors.
With the aid OF 16 knocks plus
some weird Cleveland maneuver-
ing, the Tigers crushed the In
dams, IA to 3, at Briggs Stadium
yesterday, an achievement that
gave Del Bakers boys a sweep OF
a two-game series and put them
in a virtual tie for second with
the same Clevelanders.
A crowd of 3,149 paid custom
ers, 1929 boys and girls and 40
saw the game
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DETROIT TIMES, MAY 80, 1912
Lew Walters
Detroit Selections

Fret Raco $1,000 claiming 3year-olds and up mile and
II Ok ANckSC 70 yards:
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TWO HOME RUNS

The wholesale Tiger hitting in
cluded home runs by Murray
Franklin, the new Shortstop' S
first in the majors, and Rudy
York. the big first baseman' S
tenth of the season. Both came
off al Smith. veteran southpaw,
first of four Fingers the distracted
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Today's Code Horse

Todays selection at Belmont: -
IA 2 SO % 5 rs
The code appeared in yesterdays Red Line.
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Continued on Page 1O)
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Delnaret'S ON Fire
PIayboy's Game SizzIes as He Goes Into Seminal
Of PEA Against Sam Snead
BY LAYTON CARVER
International News Service sports Editor

tournament that has been stand
outs knocked over right and left,
! Demaret is given at least an even
, chance to deprive Snead OF taking
! the championship.
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Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

"Games behind leader.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-30

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some young righthanded recruit. mound
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-30
8 HITS FOR BIRDIE

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