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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-14
HOROSCOPE
"The stars inclipe
but do not con,pe'
SUNDAY, MARCH IS

Mars in adverse sway rules to-
day The planetary government
arouses apprehension regarding war
and should warn of some great en-
Urgency. The churches should prove
happy sanctuaries under this con-
figuration.
HEART AND HOME: In con-
trast to the worlds sorrows there
will be a quest for gaiety or for
getfulness as springtime advances.
Many will desire travel and change.
Places of amusement will profit.
For the family, informal recreations
will gain in popularity. Home en-
tertainments will be of great value
for young persons who previously
have found pleasure in night CLUBS
and other sophisticated centers. Old
fashioned customs will be revived as
the simple life becomes general.
NATIONAL ISSUES: Discussion
of censorship will include criticism
which reveals lack of public. under
standing in regard to the neces-
sity of suppressing certain lines of
information. An event of far-reach-
ing importance will precipitate agi-
tation for instant broadcasting CT
bad news. Those who read the
stars foresee world war catastrophes
| that cause the utmost anxiety IN
the United States. Astrologers
! foretell inevitable victory and stress
the fact that our foes prepared for
conflict through decade in which
they deceived us.
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS:
Although Fire refused the use of
Irish naval bases to Britain, the
stars seem to presage change in
the attitude of the government
Later In the Spring patriotic citi-
zens of Southern Ireland will re-
alize the advantage Of aiding in
the defense of Britain. Discord
among the people who have chos-
en- De Valera as their leader is
prognosticated The stationary po-
sitions of Jupiter in sextile to
Fires midheaven next November
and again in June 1943 are read
as possibly presaging agreements
on outstanding issues Before the
end of this year the turning tide
that will sweep the Allies toward
victory will hearten neutral gov
ernments.
Persons whose birthdate it is
have the augury of fortunate
year, but they should be on guard
lagainst impulsive decisions and i'll
considered acts.
Children born on this day will
be intuitive and even mystic in
their perceptions. They will be tai
ented and mentally alert, original
and individualistic.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-14
MODERN ETIQUETTE 0y ROBERTA LEE

right wedding gifts with cards
of thanks? s8
extremely gifts
possible with personal stationery
Shouldn't wife seated together at dinner
party? #*
A. No. Each should be seated with different partner
What simple rules of behavior servants?
The webehaved walks silently
possible his quietly, and courteous
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-14
HAPPY. BIRTHDAY.

MARCH IA
Martin Iyrici1 s.
George w. Folta
Lars Sorenson
Mrs. Herman Weiss
Dan Mahoney
Judson Brown
Mrs. N. A. McEachrean
Mrs. Della Dull
Mrs. Oscar Mangsol
Mrs. Harry Odds
Stella Young
Charles Linehan
Allison Swanson
Wallace DeBoff
MARCH Is
r. H. Williams, Sr.
Mrs. John Hahn
Margaret Lindsay
Phyllis JENNIE
Sam Sheary
T. F. Tompkins
Elenora Delaney
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-14
.LIFE.PARTNERS

CHICAGO. March 11.-Louis and
Dennis Lochner, 20-year-old iden-
teal twins from, Herscher, Ill, en-
listed as aviation cadets with the
hope they both could fly in the
same airplane. They told the re7
scruiting officer they had never been
separated. a.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-14

California skipped the draft because he
said he couldn't bear the thought of shooting strang
ers. Evidently it's be up to the army to figure out
some way to make him acquainted with the enemy
troops.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-14
sOCKING UNCLE SAM

The House Ways and Mean s
Committee heard plain talk from
Undersecretary of War Robert p.
Patterson at secret hearing on
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-14

In Chicago, sued restaurant for $4,000
damages when he fell and broke his artificial leg
Maybe that just to give them an idea of wha
he'd have wanted if it had been his real leg
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-14

active are certain publishers and
pro- Axis mpions who were
leaders of the isolationist movement
before the war.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-14
5eIhe''t1i leg
IolReporI

Selectees ordered to report for in
auction, Monday morning, March
no. 1912, at 8 A. M. will please re.
port at Selective Service Head
quarters in the Marine Building
THE order is signed by j. A. Mar.
tin and Felix Gray.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-14

The Nassau grouper, a food fish
Iof the West Indies. changes color
like a chameleon.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-14
NAVAL BASE PROBE

One of the cardinal "don'ts" of
government press censors is against
publication of information about
construction jobs at offshore mill
tary and naval bases-such as the
type and size of the contracts,
identity of the contractors. and SO
on.
Newsmen are warned that if the
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-14
Washington
Merry
Go-Round

Continued from Page Ono
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-14

SPECIAL MEETING B. p. O
ELKS Monday night, balloting.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1942-03-14
MORE AXIS DIPLOMATS

A State Department offic "a
quietly packed his bags and left
town last week, on an errand that
has no parallel in the colorful his
tory of diplomacy.
His destination is South America,
and his orders are to pick up the
corralled Axis diplomats = $50 Of
them-and bring them to the U.S.A.
All the South American countries
except two tArgentina and Chile)
have broken relations with the Axis
but how to get the diplomats
home? Uncle Sam, who urged the
break, is taking responsibility for
the shipment.
Already the Germans, Italians,
and japanese from Central Amer
lea, Mexico, and the Caribbean
countries have been brought here,
TO share the luxurious lot of Ger
manhattan diplomats in White
Sulphur Springs, w. Va, and of
japanese diplomats in Hot Springs,
Va.
The new shipment will be sent to
the same resort locations, to await
transfer home
NOTE: Suppose a Nazi submarine
goes after the ship bringing the
$50 Axis diplomats from Latin
America to the US.A.?
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BUY DEFENsE RoNDs
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Empire Classifieds Payi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Toledo 0usted
By Columbus

TOLEDO. o., Sept. % (UP).-
The Columbus RedbirdS, winners
of the American Association play
off finals in four straight games
over Toledo, pointed today TO the
little World Series with the Inter
national League playoff winner.
The Redbirds will attempt to re-
peat their 1941 performance and
retain the interleague title. They
won its last year by defeating
Montreal in six-game series.
Columbus routed the MudhenS
8 to l last night behind the three
hit pitching of George Munger to
qualify TO meet Syracuse or Jersey
City in the minor league classic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
.Detroiters Make
Ms Starting II

ANN ARBOR. Sept. 22.-Two
University of Michigan gridders
will be getting their first taste OF
collegiate competition and a third
will be making his debut at a new
position when the Wolverines open
their season against Great Lakes
here Saturday.
The newcomers are Bob Weise,
sophomore fullback who'll replace
the injured Don Boor in the start
ing lineup and Bill Pritula. De-
troit junior who has been shifted
from center TO tackle to replace
RUDE Kelto. now graduated.
Elmer Nader, another Detroiter.
won his letter as understudy to
Capt. George Ceithaml at quarter
back last year. but he'll be at
right end Saturday, it was indi-
Gated today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Frisco
Track
To Rum

LOS ANGELES, Sept. % CUP).
Operators of the Bay Meadows
track near San Francisco today
made plans for a 40-day meeting
that has been approved by the
state racing commission.
The commission grant will allow
horse racing from October 3 to
December ) and stpulates that:
All profits above 8 per cent OF
the tracks assets be donated 10
war relief, and 10 per cent of all
jockey fees be paid in war bonds
and stamps.
ConcessionaireS be allowed to
retain only 8 per cent of their
gross. with surplus profits being
donated to war relief groups in
outlining the conditions. officials
said the commission recognized
that horse racing was not an
essential industry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22

He got II In shape In time to
bsx, but he was out OF training
all that time. We couldn't post
pOne the fight. IL had to 60
through or be cancelled because
Pastor was due on the Coast
for his return match with
Turkey Thompson"
$50 i tried to end II In
hurry. 1 fioored him for a nine
count, but that was all I could
do. Those last rounds were
tough ones" Scott picked up the
story.
This time I hope nothing
happens to me because It's a
fight I've got to win"
Scott arrived yesterday anC
Immediately began training at the
Motor City gym. Pastor was L
arrive today after being delayed
in the East.
Meanwhile, matchmaker Mich
Londes announced that he's signed
Jack Hill of Chicago to meet
Charley Hayes in the eight-rounC
seminal bout. Hill lost an eight
round decision to Jimmy Edgar OF
the Ray Robinson-Harvey Dub!
card.
Lou Woods will meet lJerr,
Pettro in a siX-rounder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
SCOTS Version
He's as Eager for Third Meeting With Bob Pastor
as Pastor Is for Third Meeting With Louis

AS eager in his desire for a third
meeting with Bob Pastor as Pas
tor is himself DESTROYS of meeting
Joe Louis for the third time
Buddy Scott took time today 10
explain just why he was anxious
TO meet the No. ] heavyweight
c h allenger Friday night al
II got started too late I'm my
first fight with him in Dallas
and lost split decision" he
said.
Funny thing. I warmed up
In my dressing room for three
rounds before the fight, but 1
cooled Oft In the ring for half an
hour before II started. Jimmie
Johnston wouldn't let Pastor
enter the ring until he'd been
paid.
WED already gotten ours.
We knew the promoter.
And what about the second
fight last year in Washington?
81 promoted that one, and IL
was as much my fault as Il was
his" interposed SCOTS man.
ager, Gabe Menendez.
Buddy sprained his ankle
Just FIVE days befOr the fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Football Bruises Mickey's Thumb

The White Sox and Cubs going TO play another city
seresand the fans in the Windy City asking What for 2?
One wag says: Chicago is cyseries mad" AL SABBATH
Chicago of Alsab the pony that beat Whrlaway in
match Naragansett Saturday isn't beefng about his
bargain He paid $500 for Alsab remind you Coach
Jimmy Councilman of the Chicago Cardinals Last
used to beat because they had three
Now they've got two teams to one"
Larry MacPhal is expecting lieutenant coones commits
sion any day reports from the East Larry
captain in the first World War Yeh he's the who tried to
kdnap the Kaiser 1t Mickey Cochrane has swollen thumb
Mickey explains For 20 caught basebals and
hurt fnger-now get this trying to catch football
Billy Souhworh the word T when speaking about
his ST. Louis Cardinals 1t is always we they"
Nelson H. Norgren basketball coach at University of Chicago
has been appointed a captain in the army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Fight Results

NEW YORK-sai Bartolo, 1851. Bos.
ton, scored a technical Knockout over Will
lie Roache. l2s. Wilmington. Del. co.
PHILADELPHIA - Fritzie Zivic. l46,
Pittsburgh. outpoined Johnny walker.
1lsA, Philadelphia (l0) Ellis Philips,
1901. Philadelphia, outponted Pete
scslzo. 134A. New York DO): Frank
Carlo. 126, Philadelphia, kayoed JacE
Armstrong, 125 u. Toronto. ca.
NEWARK--Bobby Jacobs. 1874. Phila-
delphia. outpointed Joe Carter, 159 u
Rome y. Y. C10) Sanders Cox. 1875 Dal'
las, Tex. outpointed Dee Amos, 1873 y
New York Csb Fred Wilson. 1901. New
troit tsb.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Rollie Roulston Gets in Shape

Adams will permit Red Wings who work in defense
plants practice night Adams incidentally has asked Roe
Rouston into shapewhch Rol plans do with
reoning the Wings Rouson last played with Hershey in
the American League but humping forwards to work
for Louis Moreau the department Fords High
land Park plant
Besides combining labor for Ford with the dictatorship of
the ushes and other attaches Briggs Stadium Moreau they
tell makes practice of collecting at the local golf clubs
His hon-one achieved the 135ard seventh
Warren Valley where he sank No iron shot Before that
he bagged one-shot hole at Hawthorne Valley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
WdtTous-RusseH
Duo Keeps Title

Margaret Russell and AL Wat
rous retain the state pro-women's
championship for another year.
thanks 10 magnificent comeback
on the final Is holes at Lochmoor
Yesterday.
Trailing state champion Marjorie
Row and Mortie Dutra by three
strokes on the first Is holes, the
Oakland Hills pair cut their II TO
a II on the second trip TO win
the Scotch foursome event with a
148 total. Miss Row and Dutra
slipped from a "a 10 a 70 TO wind
up four strokes behind with 152.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Note to Miss Edna Block

Edna Block Detrots national roller skating
champion. who is said to be planning her road show
The writer had to stand to Skating Vanies in
Chicago Saturday night At $500 tops the show billed the
first big roller skating extravaganza. turned EN- away
Fe Vane patterned after the Ice shows with similar
cosuming and ounes only rollers instead of blades
Chicago seemed big thrill of the perform
Fanchon Marco reported to have spent $4,000 in
whipping the production together Harold Senman who used
manage King Levnsky the fighter is the of the
show.
Tole, you know is in the He does solo and
with another male skater Say Miss Block isn't Bruce
the chap who used to be doubles partner at Deo Arena
Gardens?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Such Hopp-Hopp-Hoppiness

- smart newspaper caption writer penned the following
Hoppy Reunion picture of Harry Hopp Of the Lions
and Johnny Hopp the St Louis Cardinals getting together
the LonsCards football game Those Lions must have bor
rowed their oense from the Tigers Fumbng is the Detroit
pro grid teams best play Bob Latshaw there is
connection between the showing the Lions and Graham Smiths
joining the marines Smith, who Is the Lions general
lives Chicago Schooboy Rowe in Detroit to visit with THE
Tigers route from Montreal to his homein FL Dorado Ark
reports: Montreal is great town. Being old hockey
scribe, i've could have told you that, Schoole
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Birdie Tebbe+fs. Called Turn

Private Birdie Tebbetts in Detroit scouting recruits for
army corps Waco Tex had fun at Briggs
Stadium yesterday hecng Jimmy Dykes and the White Sox
They Dykes tried to Umpire Steve Basil chase Tebbetts
from the Tiger dugout. All in fm of
Incidentally Jimmy Kearns Chicago SUM recalled that
Tebbetts called the the Browns and the White Sox
"You fellows under estimating the Browns and
estimating White Tebbes prophesied in Florida last
spring.
"Thc Browns make the first dyison-perhaps third
place"
badly about that crowd Of 700 that
his Tigers play the other day. The White Sox
drew 4S7 with the Athletics
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Leo Likes the Ice FoIIies

The announcement that Shpstad johnson moving
Chicago with their ice Foes" again
if the of Olympia is
going get its prudces and bring the Foes back
Detroit
While unmindful of Miss Sonia Henie's charm
avishness her productions still like
Foes downright ice skating entertainment The
show fans Detroit shouldn't be cheated out of chance
the Foes because the Olympia ownership has
necons with the production of the Hene shows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Tartar Gridders
Drill for u. D.
BY TOM HARPER
watch out, University Of De-

watch out, University Of De-
troit"
That was the cry that rang out
yesterday at Kelsey Field as the
Tartars of Wayne University
opened their first drill upon re-
turning from camp.
Intent upon wiping the SLATE
clean of the $40 drubbing which
the Titans handed them last fall
the Tartars went TO work with
spirit and drive in preparation fol-
their opening game October 2 al
u. of d. Stadium.
These kids are one of the
fightin'ist gangs I have ever
coached. Most of them are soph-
ignores, and their chief ambition
Is TO stop u. Of d., II not this
year, then next" declared Joe
Gembis, who is beginning his
twelfth year as head coach.
"We're not going to be any
body's pushover this year. You
can bet on that. And we aren't
going into any of our games just
content to hold our own. We're
out to win. and don't be too sur
prised II we win more than our
share"
With nine lettermen returning
Gembis has but one serious prob
lem facing him. That's to find Z
quarterback who'll adequately re
place Nick Cherup, now in the
army.
Two sophomores, both from
Northwestern High, will be in tho
starting lineup at the tackle po
sitions. They are Jack Cotton
who weighs $50 pounds. and Dor
Meyers. Ray Perry, also a soph
is a promising fullback candidate
Joe Magnatta. Frank Chlorine,
and Sam Carpenter are last year!
veterans who will be in Wayne!
starting backfield.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
EVASHEVSKI STARS FOR SAILORS

Coach Bernie Berman called his Iowa PreFght Seahawks
green Wonder those Nore Dame Northwestern
Minnesota thought when they them
Kansas 81 to Saturday? Wow 1t the
biggest recorded against the Jayhawks SO
of play.
With Bill Schatzer unknown from little North Central
College Naperve the hero the seahawks gained nearly
600 yards Schatzr logged the ball 20 times for 80 yards and
threw 10 passes of which five completed Dick Fisher
Ohio State pitched four out of five for III
yards Forrest Evashevsk former Michigan captain caught
four aers 116 yards Envy made catch in the end
passes touchdowns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Fritzie zivi( Gains
Decision on Walker

/ PHILADELPHIA. Sept. % tUP)
Fritzie Civic, former welterweight
champion, won unanimous 10
round decision over Johnny Walker
of Philadelphia last night.
Civic had to fight off strong
challenge by the 19-year-old Phil
adelphia Negro knockout artist for
five furious rounds before his SUI
perior boxing gained him an ad.
vantage that had Walker bleeding
and groggy at the finish.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Will Get Commission

CLEVELAND, Sept. % tUP).-
Danny Reeves. 30. president and
co-owrfer of the Cleveland Rams
professional football team. said to-
day he has been accepted by the
United States army air corps and
will be commissioned a second lieu
tenant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
ST. Louis 2-i0-i. Pittsburgh i-s-i. White
and W. Cooper: Gornicki and LopeE
Brooklyn 3-7-2. Philadelphia 1-4-2 Higbs
snd Owen. Johnson and Warren
Only games scheduled.
TODAY's GAMES
Cincinnati ~ Chicago (2).
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Briggs Is Conquered
By Tulsa in Final Fray
Jax Girls
Also Capture
Sof+baII Title
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

It's all over now but the shout
ing of two teams, Deep Rock Oil
ers of Tulsa, Okla, and Jax girls
of New Orleans, who are on their
way homeward today with the
Pepsi-Cola trophies emblematic Of
the world softball championships.
Sig Lawson, 29-year-old giant
who weighs 1913 pounds and stands
. feet a inches. turned in an iron
man performance worthy of his
size last night at the University
of Detroit Stadium as he hurled
two shutouts to give the Oilers
their first world title.
Zollner's of Fort Wayne, Ind,
fell before his mighty arm, 20, in
the seminal, and Briggs of De-
troit bowed by an identical score
in the final game of the evening.
Although scored upon for the first
time in AZ innings. Jax won its
first world title by defeating Gar
den City of Chicago, Al, with Nina
CTiger) Korgan turning in another
masterful pitching performance.
ONLY HOURS REST
With only an hours rest be-
tween games, Lawson set Briggs
down with just one hit and struck
out II. That one hit was garnered
by Eddie Tyson, first batter 10
face him.
The Oilers scored both their
runs in the fourth inning, Harold
Blumpke and Eddie Figelski each
being charged with one. Figelski
relieved Biumpke. who'd pitched
.hitless ball for three innings, when
Red Conway doubled TO open the
fourth stanza.
Figelski issued a base on balls
to Bill King. and Conway scored
with the first run when Al Linde
doubled, advancing King to third
King scored on Harold McNeely's
Grounder TO the box. FigelSki's
throw 10 the plate coming late.
Miss Korgan allowed only three
hits and struck out 10 in hurting
Jax 10 the girls title. Shirley
Jameson scored the lone run
against her in the seventh inning
when she doubled and came home
on an error. The entire JaX team
batted in the first inning. scoring
all four OF its run on three hits
and two errors.
Joan Winter relieved Shirley
Dressander, Chicago's starting
pitcher. in the first with one out
and the bases loaded. One run
scored after she came into the
game, but she set the champions
Gown with three hits the rest OF
the way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
Last Season
Bud Boerineer. Titan Line Coach. Awaits Call
TO Nays Physical Fitness Corps
BY HAROLD KAHL

Arthur Bud" Boeringer prob
ably is serving his last season as
University of Detroit line coach
for the duration. b
Boeringer revealed today he
may be called to the navy at the
close of this present season to
serve in the physical fitness pro-
gram under 1t Com. Tom Hamil-
ton. former Navy football coach
at Annapolis.
Buds loss. when il comes. not
only will break up the greatest
little coaching staff in the coun-
try, but deprive u. of d. of one
of the top-notch opponents of line
play in collegiate ranks.
His leaving also viii be a hard
blow to Coach Dorais for he
is one of the ablest lieutenants
any coach ever had. Dorais
counts his selection of Boeringer
as line coach as one of the smart
est moves he ever made. And
Dorais' long career IS dotted with
them.
THOROUGH WORKMAN
Boeringer. whose wife and son
Junior, 6. reside in Dorset, Mimi.
came here directly from South
Bend in the fall of 1927 after he
had been chosen All-American
center at Notre Dame the pre-
vious year, And he's been here
ever since.
With Bud around the Titans al
ways have had good centers. but
his ability as a coach didn't stop
there. Annually he has taken
"watch-charm" guards and ban
tam" tackles and converted them
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-22
BEATS OUT HIT

The first tally came in the fifth
frame when shortstop Marion beat
out an infield hit and was sacri.
ced by Ernie White, who also
pitched whale of game.
Marion raced home on second
baseman Browns smash to second
baseman frankie Gustina, that
was too hard to handle.
After the Pirates tied the count
in the seventh on two singles and
a long fly, the Cards came back
in the ninth to win. Marion Mas
purposely passed and stole second.
reaching third on Whites roller
to Cuisine. He scored the win.
ming run on Browns single.
In the American League, Tex
Hughson won his twenty-first
game. highest total in the circuit,
as the Boston Red Sox beat the
New York Yankees, 3 to 2, in IL
innings. Ted Williams belted his
thirty-sixth home run.