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81 plenty when got first assignment,
Matuard recalled II sent against the Cincinnati Reds
if the Giants would give would
wilder than March hares and lasted only
inning when hits made off home by
Hans IObcrt and thrrebagger by Miller Higgins was dis
Couraged and Mctraw. But Roger Bresnahan
catcher Chcerrd after the He told that could
pitch and 10 attention To the jeers OF the crowd
became the 81 900 bum instead of the S11 900
beauty Besnahan urged Mcaw to let pitch against the
Phies couple days later Mcraw pretty and
reminded of showing in the first start But he let
pitch and did all right But did opponent The game
continued for - innings before made by club
But the PhiPs scored too Then had TO until the nine
teenh before got another and won.
From that time had good control hut not quite rs
good Christy Mathewson who believe the greatest
pitcher of all time He not only had peec conrol but knew
how OF pitch To eNery man who came UP to bat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Farmer Jones Wins
On 7 Straight Falls

Farmer Jones' educated feet
proved too much for Rufus Jones
in their wrestling bout al the
Arena Gardens last evening. tho
Arkansas hillbilly winning in two
straight falls. The first fall was
scored via a mule kick in - IS
and tho final one via the kicking
processes in 32:l5.
Nick Billings, a wrestler Of bad
man tendencies. was the winner
oyC Eth Clifford in two straight
falls. II 20 and sos. Billy Ray
burn and Steve Nccnoff wrCStlcd q
Commute draw and Percy Ciccfcl
used an airplane hold 20 dispose
of "Balk' Estes in l7:49.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Rice WinS--aS Usual
-Ex-rsh Star Lowers World Record for 2/2 Miles;
Gil Dodds Beats MacMtcheIl Again

took the lead on the twenty
seventh lap. McCluSkey finished
second Hank ProfeniuS OF Duke.
third. and Dave Williams, George
town. fourth
Four other meet records were
set:
Gil DOddS OF the Boston a. a.
beat Les MacMitchell for the
second time in row in the mile
in 4:l5.7; Johnny Doyle, Catholic
L. won the collegiate mile IN
i:433 Al Blozis, Georgetown'S
worlds champion shot puttcr.
tossed tho l6-pound weight -
feet IL inches. and NJ. Crawford
took the pole vault at - feet 81,
inches.
Navy track and field stars ran
up total Of 10 points 10 take
the team trophy.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
ZeIe TO Wed, Then Enlist

CHICAGO. March 10 GNS).-
Tony Yale, u, middlcweight box
ing champion, and Miss Adeline
Richwalski 49, year old piano
teacher of East Chicago, Ind. will
be married in East Chicago April
II. Following the ceremony Yale
will enlist in the armed forces.
Though he has not decided dcfin-
itely upon enliStinG in tho navy,
Me boxer will confer with navy
Officials at tho Great Lakes naval
training station FRIDAY.
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men crazy" say.

run down TO the hair dresserS and missed the fin
she finally got the message and reached her nus.
oand ne raced to his favorite booke . but arrv.
ing Just as the horse Won and paid 80 l..
+. 5 He Swears he is going to buy his wife wig
Big Eddie Bush of the Red Wings has
promised Goalie Johnny Mowers that he and
Eddie Wares will each give Johnny 500 II De-
troit gets In the Stanley Cup finals That's
To make up for the error which spoiled JOhnny's
chance for shutOut against the Bruins 10
would have been shutout No. s and a 500 bonus
for Mowers Johnny still has three chances,
however.
Three doctors are dividing the duties OF Eddie
troelich the Chicago Blackhawks trainer, who has
left 10 help the White Sox The Hawks have
averaged II 900 at home games
Toronto ad which may be duplicated here
soon, reads: Save Gas and Tires Golf at Humber
Valley, Three Minutes from Street Carl"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Hurons' Top Sprinkler
To Enter Service

YPSILANTI March 10. Michi-
gan Normal VIII bud goodbye 10
the best Splinter IN its athletic
history next week Tall Joe Maty-
unaS. who ran the 300-yard dash
one-tenth Of a second Oft tho world
record a year ago. announced to-
day that he was through with both
school and track He said he would
Join the army air corps or the
coast guard. Matyunas recently
underwent an operation for acute
appendicitis.
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Yankees
Soft NOW--
but Wait

LAKELAND, Fla, March 10
Charley Gehringcr. new Tiger
coach who took a day off 10 see
the Yankees play the Senators in
Orlando yesterday, observed:
Boy, we'd like to play that
Yankee team all summer"
out of the lineup were Joe Di-
Maggie. Rcd Rolfc. Bill Dickey.
Red Ruffing. Charley Keller and
Joe Gordon. All but the first two
have signed, however.
While Gordon is already at st.
Pete, the other three have yet
10 report. Ruffing is coming
from California, Dickey from
Little Rock and Keller from
Maryland.
Clark Griffith admits he would
like very much 10 get Red Rolfe
from the Yankees. But what is
Griff going TO use for salary
money That's the hitch in the
Observation-Disclosures trade nego-
tiationS what is the "Old Fox"
Gon TO use TO pay fancy salaries.
frankie CrOucher was out Of
the Washington lineup with a
sore arm. Bruce Campbell, who
was traded to the Senators with
Croucher for Jimmy Bloodworth
and Doc CramPr, contributed n
two-baggPr to Washington's lop-
sided win over the make-shift
Yankees.
Tuck Stainhack. former Tiger
who was traded 10 Kansas City in
the Billy Hitchcock deal and later
brought up by the Yankees, says
ne got in shape FreaSing lotion
trucks AZ gas station in Fort
Worth this winter.
Bucky Harris feels more at
ease with his ball club this
spring - he can talk a little
Spanish. Which makes dealings
easier with Roberto EstalelIa,
Roberto Ortiz and Alexandra
Carrasquei.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

uehrer at the last Olympic games may get their
too distant future-but with bombs! Bob Westfall
Michigans All-America fullback has applied for
examination here as an army air cadet and has
discussed with Capt. Ward Estes. plans for forming
a u. Of NJ. unit Of Maize and Blue athletic stars
If the plan clicks Tom Harmon will attempt
to resign his present appointment and go into
service with his buddes.
Art Ross, Boston Bruins manager, will ask
President Frank Calder OF the National Hockey
League not to assign Referee Norman Lamport
any more Brun games the demand In q
result Of Lamports cutting by Defenseman Desc
Smith here Ross once before blasted LAM
port and Is believed responsible for Bill Stewards
departure from hockey "Lamport drives my
men crazy" says Ross.
Todays hard luck story: Detroiter who
likes TO take flyer on the horses received word
from a friend at Oakawn Park that the friend
sure thing at Hot Springs Friend called
wife, who was to relay the name Of the horse. had
hair dEesSeES and nnls.na Tho lir.. coll Mhcr,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Bob Pastor TO Fight
MaurieI|O at Garden

NEW YORK, March 10 (INS).-
Bob Pastor and Tami Mauriello,
both of whom wouldl like a shot
at Joe Louis heavyweight crown.
today were signed to a 10-round
bout at Madison Square Garden on
May %. Pastor recently knocked
out Lem Franklin while Mauriello
hasn't lost a bout since jumping
the middleweight division into the
heavyweight ranks.
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Baseball Scores

Cleveland 600 O2O 0o5 I II
81 Louis IN COL lnl 200 10
Smith. GrQmek 90. Kennedy 90 and
Desautels. Hogan. Surkont Beazley 60.
Lohrman 81. Hutchinson 90 and "
Cooper, o Dea.
New York 6AD 600 100 OiO-2
Washington 0i0 600 0jN-a Is q
Candiut THseo g.. Branch 60 ann
Sears .SuUtra scarborough 60, Master
son 80 and Early.
Phladeiphia a. O00 o00 t02 q 10 4
Les Angeles tPacD 022 lOi 0oO--s u
DAVIS Heusser 90, Mallory 81 and
Holm Campbell. Abernathy, Fowler Csl
and Castgia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Marquord Recalls Joining Giants

Rube Marquard a mutuel clerk At Hacah Park, in
Miami the other day recalled his experenc
rs the Sl1 900 beauty"
81 paid railroad fare TO join the Giants said the
made history by pitching the New York club 10 ~
consecutive victories.
First Of so-callcd beauties Marquatd from IN
American Association back in 1907.
"McGraw John McGraw pitch nOhit game and
a short he bought from Indianapolis might
have beauty hut there band To meet
Gotham Being boy had hard time finding
To Mc(raw> office II i different today. When ball
purchased high price he Is usually accompanied
by pres, agent railroad is paid by the club that
purchased him"
Marquad recalled for time McGraw thought he ha
hnnghi a "lcmon" instead o a beauty"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

haven't done Of that mysfIf since lett GtrHahy
For many years Dick Bloom well known Swedish masseur
in Detroit nut the Tigers thorugh caleshens down here
But Dick didn't come to being kept busy al his
health institute the Motor City
For the routine clubhouse being assisted by
with the Chicago Cardinals professional
football team duration Of the spring training Nemiz
himself rates health conditoners in the country
profession chopractor and has lucrative prac-
tice in Fort Worth Tex which he gives his personal attention
in the winter months
The calesthenc which Nemz gives the Tigers
includes maneuvers OF them pretty tough
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Fight Results
nv United Press

Nv nited Press
New York Harry Jefra. 127H, Balti-
more outponted Jose Rozo i2sil Colon
hia tsj sonny Brents. l2sA. Louisville,
Ky. outpointed Al Guido, 1874, New
York t6l.
Pittsburgh - Frit1e Zivic. ISL. Pitts
hurgh. scored a technical knockout over
Icy Jannazzo, l4S, New York (5).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

IF il isn't murder it's homicide
complains Schoolboy Rowe. who never
was crazy about calesthenics. IL think
every little old bone and muscle in my
body Is sore"
Trainer Nemitz just smiles.
THAT isn't anything to the tor
ture we had to go through In the
Guards" Nemitz recalled.
And, Nemitz, who won't see sc
years again despite his youngish appear
ance, goes through the whole routine
with as much gusto as the most am
bilious recruit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Wave Fingers and Say Yoo-hoo

seemingly easy and which amlses the players
the butterfly exercise II is waving Of the fingers which
causes the players yoo hoo like high school girls
during the
very fine exercise for the wrists, Nemz explains
solemnly.
Prussan Guards the old days quite some
thing in Germany"
THE guards numbered $4,000 hand picked young men
from all parts o Germany" Nemi,z explained.
the northern part of Germany near tn
Polish border
But Nemitz is now more proud that his Frederick
University made sergeant d.
Uncle Sam air corps camp out in California.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
ROWE SORE ALL OVER, HE CLAIMS

LAKELAND, Fla, March 10-Wth formula in which
Gusave Nemz member of the famous Prussian Guards
drilled something like 25 the Tigers head trainer
spring training here putting players through caesthencs
which has the more tender boys yelpng bloody murder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Akron Six
Easy for
Paris
BY VI. r. DRUKENBROD

The Akron Clippers. whc
squeezed into the Michigan
Ontario Hockey League playoff'
in the very last game, now are in
danger Of being squeezed out oil
them almost before they've haC
chance TO get warmed up.
Despite the presence in their
lineup Of Sam Kennedy, the Mans
field star who led the league in
goal getting. the OhioanS were
defeated, 81, by Parisclean last
night at Olympia in the first game
of their beSt-of-three series.
They escaped shutout only
because Of the record goal of the
season at Olympia. Tom PalaZzari
got il in the second period when
he blazed the puck home from five
feet outside Parisclean'S blue line
and near the boards at the right.
1t was at least a 65-footer.
LAST-MINUTE CHOICE
Kennedy was a last minute
addition 10 the Akron lineup when
the league managers voted tC
allow each club the choice of one
player from the Mansfield club
after il had been eliminated.
Jack Dent. ManSfield's manager
was in Parisclean'S lineup. Two
other Mansfield defensemen were
picked up - Bob Stoddart by
Windsor and Pat Gardner by
Toledo.
Parisclcan virtually sewed ur
last nights rather dull game in
the first period when goals by
Tony Buckovich and Bernie Ruelle
gave il 20 lead. Al Maniko also
scored for the Detroiters midway
in the second period before Palaz.
zari came through with his long
shot for Akron.
Ruelle's second goal Of the night
and one by Dalton MaCkCnna ir
the third period completed Paris.
cleans scoring.
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Nn With
UT InE look Letuis Fl. Walter

University Of Michigan athletes who didn't get chance to go
salute fuehrer Olympic their
rhanc. Ihs distant hnhs Bob Mesifau
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Tiger Boss Fails
In First Talk
With Nat Owner
York Might Join
Newsom in Trade
If II Goes Through
BY LEO MACDONELL

LAKELAND. Fla, March TO-
While Jack Zeller has returned
empty handed from Orlando, where
yesterday he conferred with Clark
Griffith, the Tigers ambitious gen.
eral manager, said there was still
an outside chance of landing Dutch
Leonard. the knuckle ball pitcher.
Meanwhile, in Orlando, Leonard
was in uniform for the Senators.
He came to terms with Presi-
dent Griffith last night for re-
ported salary of $4,000 plus
bonus clause of 81 ESQ based on
probable attendance.
SAME SALARY
Leonard's salary, il is under
stood, is approximately what the
Tigers have offered Buck Newsom.
who would probably go to the
Senators if there is a deal made.
There is also a possibility of Rudy
York and Billy Sullivan being in
volved in a Washington trade.
Washington. already hit hard by
the loss of ID players to Uncle
Sam, now faces the probability OF
losing Mickey Vernon, first base
man and next to Leonard, the out
standing member of the club. With
Vernon gone Griffith would need
a first sacker. That is where York
fits into the picture. And, pos
sibly. Sullivan, who can play the
initial sack as well as catch.
Zeller also talked to Joe Nc
Carthy, manager of the Yankees,
in Orlando yesterday, but it looks
as though there is little chance
of a rumored three-cornered deal
in which York would wind up with
the New York club.
MATS BEAT YANKEES
While the Senators are badly
crippled by Uncle Sans inroad's,
Bucky Harris club was still POI
tent enough to wallop a make
shift Yankee nine, 90. yesterday,
in the opening game of the Wash
hib WI lSolii SPi Hi6 u oAiiiii5
schedule. 1t was also the first
time the Yankees played an Amer
lean League club in 20 years in
spring training.
But while the Yankees took a
drubbing they were given good
news during the day in the an
nouncement that Bill Dickey. Red
Ruffing. Charley Keller and Joe
Gordon had signed their contracts.
The signing of this quartet reduced
the New York clubs holdouts to
two-Joe DiMaggio and Red Rolfe.
DiMaggio is reported to have
spurned a $4,000 contract.
Del Baker announced that the
Tigers will renew their intra-club
contests between Shea's Lambs and
Gehringer's Wolves here tomor-
row. There was to be routine
practice today. Baker put the
boys through a hard 3-hour work.
out yesterday.
The Tiger exhibition game sched-
ule does not start until Friday,
when the St. Louis Cardinals in
wade Lakeland
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PLANOFF RESULT
(Two games out 81 three)
Parisclean 5, Akron /.
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Hockey Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NORTHUMBERLAND LEAGUE

TONIGHT'S GAME
Chicago AZ Boston.
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First Few Days Are Hardest

1.-THE first few days ] suffered
more than Rowe" Nemitz confessed,
"but I'm kind Of used to 1t now. You
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10

LAKELAND. Fla, March 10
Charley Gehringcr. new Tiger
coach who took a day off 10 see
the Yankees play the Senators in
Orlando yesterday, observed:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
Goes 10 Innings for First Victory

bought a lemon" instead of beauty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-10
DoN, we IKE 10 play mat
Yankee team all summer"

out of the lineup were Joe Di-
Maggie. Rcd ROlfc. Bill Dickey.
Red Ruffing. Charley Keller and
Joe Gordon. All but the first two
have signed, however.
Evening star., 1942-04-12
On the Europeon Front

The shape of things to come on this
critical front was not yet cleared during
the past week, but a stimulus to specu-
lation was provided on Wednesday when
Gen. George C. Marshall, Army Chief
Of Staff, arrived in London with Harry
Hopkins. supply expert, and a small
group of aides.
To aNpress conference, Gen. Marshall
indicated that there will be an appreci-
able increase in the flow of American
men and materiel to Europe-this sug-
gestion leading Immediately to the in
ference that an invasion attempt may
be in the making.
Opening of second European front
by an assault upon the Brittany penin-
sula of France has been discussed pub
licly and was limited by the recent
commando raid on st. Nazaire.
Continuing their spring pressure, Brit
aims r. A. F. pounded almost nightly
at Rhineland industrial areas and blasted
again at German-operated arms plants
in the Paris sector. More than 300
bombers participated in one raid
demonstrating the growing weight of this
offensive arm of the United Nations.
Evening star., 1942-04-12
On the Russian Front

Heavy land and air forces tangled on
this jagged and sprawling line during
this past week, but the margin of ad-
vantage apparently was still with the
Red armies
Huge losses were still being claimed
by both sides, but Berlin admitted that
there had been breakthrough by Rus
sian forces northeast Of Orel in the CEN
trail sector and Moscow claimed material
successes both to the north and south.
For Today period, Moscow claimed its
flyers and ground gunners had downed
545 Nazi aircraft and the confident pre-
diction was made by S. A. Lozoesky,
Soviet Vice CommisSar for Foreign AZ
fairs, on Friday that the German Army
in Russia will be "liquidated" this sum-
mer.
AS both sides jockeyed for advan-
tageous positions for the summer fight
ing, London sources estimated that
1850, 900 fresh men had been moved up
to Russian lines between Kharkov and
Taganrog southern sector where the
Germans may drive for the Caucasus.
Evening star., 1942-04-12

pendent entirely upon empire naval
supremacy for their defense and all well
located to become Jap raiding bases If
captured Westward is the supreme pos
session among Indian Ocean bases
French Madagascar-governed by Vichy,
powerless to mobilize any effective re-
sistance should Axis forces attack.
Briefly, loss of this Indian Ocean would
mean: Cd An end to aid to China except
by way Of Siberia; (2) an end to aid
and probably any cooperative hopes
with India; (3) an end to movement of
aid by southern sea routes to Russia
or to British Middle Eastern forces.
With the Mediterranean already too
dangerous for ordinary supply move
ments. only the trans-African air route
would remain for moving materiel into
the Egyptian-Suez sector.
Meanwhile, the familiar story of stub
born resistance made ineffective by lack
of air support was filtering out of Burma.
Pressing their major drive up the
Irrawaddy Valley. Jap columns drove
British forces successfully
Burma from Prone, Thayetmyo and
Sector Allanmyo and to a point
only few miles from the
main oil area Of Minbu. Destruction Of
oil installations as they retreated pro-
vided slight solace to British units on
this western wing of the Burma line.
Evening star., 1942-04-12
Indian Ocean Front

Just as Pearl Harbor was followed too
soon by disastrous loss of Prince of
Wales and Repulse, heavy British war
ships, so Bataan was followed by crush
ing blow to Empire sea power in Indian
Ocean.
With important British and American
supply lines terminating in Bay of
Bengal and Arabian Sea, swift Jap con-
quest of Malaga and Southeast Burma
had prompted British to dispatch naval
reinforcements to Indian Ocean sector
That there would be clash of naval and
air strength in that area had become
increasingly obvious as Nips took over
Andaman Islands and reports came Of
Jap surface units moving through
Malaccan Straits.
On Sunday, Rising Sun flyers roared
an Easter greeting over Ceylon but i'm
perial defense headquarters announced
exultantly that nearly three score of rs
raiders probably never regained their
carrier bases-and added that British
warships already were hunting for the
latter. Twenty-four hours later Jap
bombers also appeared over two Indian
coastal towns to bring this war for the
Evening star., 1942-04-12

first time to that politically upset
country.
But 1t was on Thursday that the
grievous blow fell on Britain's sea power
when London announced
Navel the sinking by Jap bombers
Bottle of two British heavy cruisers,
the Cornwall and Dorset
shire, while further acknowledging loss
Of several Allied merchant ships in the
same Indian Ocean sector. More specifl-
cally, Toxic declared that 81 merchant
men of 140 1000 total tons had been sunk
in that ocean up to April with the
damage toll estimated at % additional
vessels.
And on Friday, London ate more
humble pie" with an announcement
that the small aircraft carrier Hermes
likewise had been lost, but denying that
two additional destroyers had gone down
of Ceylon.
AS is all too clear from the accom-
panying map, these cumulative losses
by the United Nations in this Indian
Ocean area may develop into defeat ulti-
mately more serious than any yet in
flicted by the efficiently rapacious Japa-
nese.
Scattered strategically across the ocean
are three British-held island groups
Cocos, Chagos and Mauritius-an de-
Evening star., 1942-04-12
Jap Invasion Of ndo Feared Following Naval

Indian cooperation defense of this
country would be difficult to the point
of impossibility for imperial forces.
From the Southwest Pacific area the
news was slightly more encouraging as
American-Austraian bombers continued
to blast at Jap bases in New Guinea and
Timor.
We've taken the offensive against the
Jsps in the air and well continued to
increase it," 1t Gen. George H. Brett,
United air force commander, said In
Melbourne.
Far-roving American submarines also
claimed three more enemy cargo carriers
last week, two Of them heavily gasoline
loaded tankers. And American torpedo
boats still operating in the Philippine
zone claimed jap cruiser of Cebu.
Evening star., 1942-04-12

shiploads Of munitions and various sup
plies actually had made their way from
an Australian base through Jap-con-
trolled seas to Manila Bay.
But for every ship that arrived we lost
nearly two ships" he said, although the
very effort constituted a
Relief rebuke to unknowing critics
Efforts who have complained loudest
at an apparent neglect to
move help into the beleaguered islands.
Even now all of the fighting in the
Philippine area is not over and Cor
regidor itself may hold on for another
epic period. On Friday, however, Jap in
vasion forces moved on Cebu, Central
Philippine Island city, and its methodical
cleaning up of unconquered points Of
resistance appeared under way.
For the United Nations the melting of
Philippine resistance has something less
than major significance, but there has
been unquestioned advantage in MAIN
tenance of front which was immobiliz-
ing sizable Jap forces. blocking use of
Manila's naval installations and provid-
ing considerable psychological comfort
to the side that has been so much beaten
in this war