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Evening star., 1942-06-25

peak to the Otner ana returning Will
less than half a dozen hardheads to
the boat, Pop Schafer outboarded
down to Rockhold Greek entrance
beacon and snagged % big ones in
shoal water, but lost his watch over
board in doing so.
Duplicates His Catch.
Back at Johnny Manifold's dock
he rendered his catch to a luckless
angler who, in appreciation present.
ed Pop with an Ingersoll. Then Pop
returned to the beacon and dupli-
Gated to a fish his prior catch.
The following day Sidney Lust's
party, fishing the Poplar Island
area, caught go jumbo hardheads in
short order. That. however. was one
Of the days on which everyone pros
pered. Milton Gordon, on his first
trip of the season to the Piney Point
section found the striper schools In
receptive mood. His party caught
80 of which two we're large enough
to make any angler happy, and they
were taken, along with 20 others, on
the 4-in-l spoon. An average OF
two to one against all the other
lures is quite a record and that is
about the way it is working out IN
other areas, too. We're interested IN
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Honford, Eods Set Down
For Rough Riding
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 25.-Jockey
Club stewards have suspended two
riders. Ira Hanford will be set down
until July 26 and Wendell Eads until
August Is.
Hanford was punished for rough
riding May 5 at Jamaica, but the
stewards did not take final action
until yesterday.
Eads was charged with rough
riding at Belmont May 30.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Minor Results
BY the Associated Press.

by LIE hSoOCldIcu FI6oe.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Montreal. 9: Buffalo, 8.
Toronto. 4; Rochester, 2; .>
Syracuse, 3: Baltimore, G1 inningS).
(Only games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo. 10; Milwaukee. o..
Kansas City Z; Columbus; 3.
(Only games scheduled.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland. s; San Francisco. ..
Los Angeles. =: HOLLYWOOD, p.
Seattle. 13: Sacramento, ) second game
called end third with Sacramento
leading, 6-3(.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Beaumont at Tulsa. postponed.
Oklahoma City. Shreveport 2.
San Antonio. 3; Dallas,
Houston, s; Fort Worth, &.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Nashville, s., Atlanta,
Little Rock, IL; birmingham 4.
(Only games scheduled.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Hartford, .: Elmira, 3.
Scranton, 2-6: Albany, Ii.
Wllkes-Barre, 3: Binshamton. seven
innings. second game postponed.
(Onuly games scheduled.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Richmond. 81; winston Salem. 0-3.
Portsmouth. %; Charlotte, II.
Durham, L.; AsheVi.l-, 4.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Petersburg. 6 Staunton, B
Lynchburg. Z Newport News, 4.
Pulaski, 8; Salem, q.
NORTHERN LEAGUE.
Duluth, II: Fargo. s.
Superior. 10; Sioux Falls, 8.
Eau Claire, .; Winnipeg, 3.
Wausau, 4; Grand Forks, s.
THREE-EYE LEAGUE,
Cedar Rapids, A. Sprinsfeld, l,
Evansville, l Decatur, U.
Evening star., 1942-06-25

have to pitch inside to when I get
back and that sort of thing.
Harris brought along the baseball
uniform he wore for his coast ar
tillery team and revealed that in
the All-Star game each service
man would play in the uniform
Of his army or navy unit.
Il read where all the Red Sox
players now have to carry their
uniforms with them because the
equipment trunks got lost on a
spring training trip. I know just
haw Phil Troy (Boston's travelling
secretary felt.
"On our trip down I got stuck
with handling about 1000 duf1le
bags, sorting them and slowing
them in the hold, etc. When I got
finished I found I was nine short,
including one of my own"
Evening star., 1942-06-25
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

Good pitching by Roleine
Naylor held the Mats in check. as
Philadelphia turned in an 80
victory to even the series here.
Whlskaway. Harry Payne Whit
ney's colt which last week gave
Norwich the first defeat OF his
career, repeated by winning the
s50,000 Kentucky special at La
tonia for 3-year-olds. Norwich,
the favorite. was third behind
Thibodoux, rank outsider.
Johnny Weissmuller continued
his record breaking swimming
streak, setting a l00-yard mark
in Honolulu of 528. The former
record was made by Duke Kaha-
namoku.
Evening star., 1942-06-25

y
the Panama Canal are itching for a
chance TO fight than to talk about
the perfect game he pitched last
winter in the Canal Zones baseball
league.
But he obviously is proud of being
selected on 1t. Gordon Mickey
Cochrane's Navy squad and
Joyous over his 30-day furlough
which has given him few days at
the home of his parents here before
beginning training at the Great
Lakes Naval Station Sunday.
Harris "in Good Shape"
I'm in good shape" he said to-
day, land hope that get to pitch
a part of the All-Star game. When
Mickey told me I would be on the
squad he said he couldn't promise
me I would get into the game, but
I don't guess they would bring me
all the way up from Panama for
nothing.
Il think we've got good chance
of winning. Our team looks good to
me with Feler and Rigney pitching
and Greenberg and Travis and those
other hitters.
Il played about twice a week
during the winter and pitched a
couple of one and two-hitters besides
the no-hit game Id say the league
was about fast class B circuit
The independent teams had some
pretty good minor league stars from
this country. But the season closed
about month ago and I haven't
pitched since"
Harris said he had followed the
fortunes of his Red Sox teammates
through newspaper and radio ac-
counts of the major leagues and
that he was looking forward to re-
Stunning his career with Boston after
the war.
Must Learn Hitters Again.
Il don't figure it will be so hard
to pick up where I left off, he ex-
planned, except ! will have to
learn the hitters all over again.
You know some fellows that I
pitched outside to last year I may
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Hur|er Ha|IeH Begins
To Show Long Due
Glass al Toronto
Plagued by Hard Luck,
Dots His Record With
FIoshy Triumphs

BY the Associated Press.
Jack Hallett. 200-pound Toronto
Highlander. Is beginning to show
the form predicted Of him ever since
he entered organized baseball in
1884.
The former Chicago White Sox
and Philadelphia Athletics mounds
man, who Is staging q comeback, has
been the victim Of a number Of bad
breaks. Three OF his seven setbacks
have been by one run.
Hauett's four victories all have
been red letter accomplishments,
the latest a five-hit Al triumph over
Rochester last night in which he
struck out 10. His other three win
ming jobs include a two-hit shutout
over the Montreal Royals, a r.
inning victory over the Baltimore
Orioles and 7-2 triumph over the
Jersey City Giants, in which he also
hit a home run.
Montreal defeated Buffalo, 9-6, in
the only other game played.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Considering Unusual
Action 10 Play Ti|ts
In Baseball Parks
Trodition-B -Breoking Move
Would Clash Dotes With
Fordhum and Columbia
By LAWRENCE PERRY.

NEW YORK, June 25.-A trend
Is in progress which may cause
metropolitan baseball parks to stand
as very significant in Ivy League
football circles. If the trend ma
terializes into fact, as it likely will
do, it will involve a revolutionary
step by universities which stead
fastly have adhered to football con-
tests in university environment.
While announcement that Prince
ton and West Point will transfer
their game-scheduled for Prince
ton. November 21-to New York Is
a bit premature, a present tendency
toward such a change Is indicated.
If the Army-Princeton game is
moved to a New York baseball park,
may it not be fair assumption that
the contest between the Navy and
Old Nassau, arranged to be played
at Princeton on October 10, also will
be played in the metropolis?
While Old NaSsau's arrangements
with the Army and Navy always are
based on a fundamental sporting
policy no one at any of these inStitu-
tions would state that gate receipts
are negligible.
Princeton Attendance Hit.
Because of the gasoline and tire
shortage it seems foregone that at
tendance at football games in
Princeton will be cut pretty nearly
in halt. This especially is indicated
in view of the fact that in addition
to reduction in motor transportation
1t is extremely doubtful if the Penn
sylvania Railroad will be able to
provide the usual special train
service.
With the Tigers playing service
institutions in New York likelihood
exists that the games would be
marked by patronage greater than
if these contests were played in
Princeton under the most favorable
conditions.
Football at all colleges simply must
make money this year and as much
as can be made. So if Nassau moves
two of it's more attractive games to
New York the end should justify the
ul6dIlS.
Tough on Rams and Lions.
just the same, it would hit both
Fordham and Columbia pretty hard
if Princeton plays Navy and Army
here. On the Princean-Nav date,
October 10. Columbia plays Brown
at Baker Field and Fordham plays
North Carolina at the Polo Grounds
Fordham meets Missouri and
Columbia plays Dartmouth in New
York on November 81, the day that
Princeton may encounter the Army
at Yankee Stadium.
incidentally, if, as seems likely,
Cornell moves its Dartmouth game
to New York. the November IA date
will find Columbia at Baltimore
playing Navy and Fordham in
Boston playing Boston College.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
CoImenas Gain Lead
In Ross|yn Mixed
Duckpin Loop

Sparked by Herbert Koehna's l53
wallop, the Colmena Oh quint de-
feated the Rose Bros. bowlers. 81,
to gain a one-game lead over Ar
lington Tires in the Rosslyn Mixed
Summer League. Billy Stalcup's 4lo
was the edge as the tire team
trimmed Northwest Supply, 81.
Arlington Trust moved to a third
place tie with the losing Rose team
by a 81 victory over Eddie's Tav-
ern. Cab Operators swept Beverly
Drug Store to move into four-way
tie for fifth place with the losers,
Washington Petroleum and Hot
Shoppes.
District League bowlers are re-
minded that an important meeting
Of the circuit will be held at Hi-Skor
tonight starting at o'clock. Off
GERS will be elected and revision
Of the bylaws also will be acted
upon.
Guy Andes 136-373 featured as
Joe Brooks Juniors swamped the
Everetts with high of 1881 in the
Spillway Mems Summer League.
Johnny Corbin hit for l36-362 as
the Scrubs whitewashed the Wolves.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Navy Yord SoftboI|ers
Face Health Institute

Navy Yards undefeated softball
team was expected to add to its lead
in the District of Columbia Recrea-
ton Colored Government League to-
day when it tackled the third-place
Health Institute ten at Banneker
field.
Bureau of Engraving leads divi-
sion 2, a half game in front of War
Department., and will have a chance
to better its position against the
place Post once team next
week.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Up tie HiIi's Turf D1ys
Ended by Broken Zone

BY the Associated Press.
The racing days of Marshall
Fields filly, Up to Hill, are over.
Trainer George Odom disclosed
that she broke bone in her ankle
working out on the main track at
Belmont Park.
She had just breeZed a half mile
in 49, seconds and was pulling
up when she stepped on a rock.
Odom has hopes of saving her for
breeding purposes.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

h4u6hASAN LLhGUk.
Battirg-Goldon. New York, 40;
Doerr, Boston. .352.
Runs-Williams, Boston, IS; D. N
Magic. Boston, so
Runs batted in-Williams, Boston.
So Doerr, Boston. 81.
don. New York, IS.
Doubles-Higsins, Detroit, "a: d. n
Magic. Boston. 10.
Triples-Spence, Washington: Heath.
Cleveland, and J. Di Magsio. New
Home runs--williams, Boston. Ii:
stolen Sases1Kuhel, Chicago. 1s;
Case. Washington. II.
Pitching based on six decisions)-
Borovy, New York. so; Haynes, Chi
cago. 81.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
,,daHti BattinseRsissr: BROOKLYN. .35a;
York. and Reiser Brooklyn. a.,
Runs batted in-Mlze. New York
81. r. Mccormick, Cincinnati. and
Medwick, Brooklyn. A..
Hits-Mize. New York, so: Holmes.
Boston. 16
Doubles-Joost. CINCINNATI. 90: Hack.
Chicago. and Reiser Brooklyn. Q.
Triples-Slauehter St. Louis. =;
Musial: st. Louis, and Nicholson, Chi
cago. 3.
Home runs-Mize, New York. II:
T. Mccormick. Cincinnati. and Camilli,
1'sSoSa' stoisn bsses-Miller. b.. Boston. 10;
Pitching biased on six decisions)--
: French, Brooklyn. 60; Wyatt, Brook.
lyn, IL.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Pilot Leads Softly
Souud Into Navy
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, June 25.-When
Coach Harrison Gross Of the
Joppa softball team said he was
going 70 join the Navy. the whole
squad vent into q huddle.
They decided right fast to
break up the team and go into
the Navy together" he said.
The vote was unanimous.
And that is how the Navy got
a softoall team. complete with a
pretty swell substitute pitcher"
and coach.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Sturs Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Johnny Humphrles and Tom Turner,
White SoX-Humphries hurled shutour
bail against Senators and Turner hit
home run with bases loaded.
Al Milnar. Indians-PitChed shut
out bail agalnst Athletics, allowing no
hts in last six innings and himself
connected for homer.
Joe D. Mageio. Yankees-Drove in
two runs with two singles to pace at
tack on Browns.
Jim Tobin and Willard Donovan,
Braves-Pitched double victory over
Cardinals, Donovan allowing only fve
hits in second game.
Bucky Walters and Bert Haas, Reds
Walters pitched six-hit ball for his
ninth triumph, which was made pos
ssole by Haas home run in 10th in
Claude Passeau, Cubs-Held Phils to
four hits in gaining 11th victory OF
season.
Charley Wagner, Red Sox-Held
TIGERS to three hits 70 score his second
straight 10 triumph.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Donohoe, Paul Are Left
In Title Golf PIoy
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SOUTH BEND, Ind. June 25-
John DonoEue of Georgetown and
David Paul Of Navy were among l6
survivors in the National Intercol-
legiate Golf Tournament ready to
tee off today in the third round.
Donoaue was carried to the 22d
hole b. Don Bcoknan Of Southern
California in the Gay longest
match. v'lilo Paul cur;ed rank nc
Cam Of Stanford, 2 and /.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Movies Beat Ring,
Max Buer Finds
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HOLLYWOOD, June 25.-"What
q ham,"
That's Max Baer's description
OF himself. The ex-playboy, ex-
heavyweight boxing champion,
has returned to motion pictures.
He ,eports he has learned, after
10 years, that it's much easier
to make money In Hollywood
than in the ring. Much easier,
and safer, and far less painful.
Don't get the idea Baer has
retired from the ring, although
many sports writer's suggest he
should and his studio reports
he has.
"Retire?" Max faxed offense.
mo! just quit until I get a
good OFFER"
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Champ Ethel Terrell
In Golf SemifinuIs

Ethel Terrell, defending cham
pion, has reached the semifinal
in the city colored women's golf
championship, scheduled to end
Sunday at the Langston course.
With the champion in the semi
final are Lorraine Robinson,
Magnolia Gambrill and Sarah
Smith.
The mems championship will
start at Langston July II, with
a two-day qualifying round.
Match play will start July 10,
with Isaac Brown to defend his
city title Favorites to push
Brown are Claude Ross, Cecil
Shamvell, John Thompson. Ever
EFT PAYNE. Bob Crawford, Norman
Scott. Fritz Lyles, DR.. Ken Brown
and Jack Bradley.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Trovis to Leave EorIy
For AII-Stur Game

BY the Associated Press.
CAMP WHEELER, Ga. June 25.-
Cecil Travers, former Washington
Senator third baseman and now
training at Camp Wheeler. will leave
Saturday for Chicago to play in
the all-star service game July z.
Travis is batting 1863 with the
Camp Wheeler nine.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
P. Woner Drows 1,000th
Pass as Big Lacquer
IL the Assoriated Press

~ the Associated Press.
BOSTON, June 25.-Paul Waner,
Boston Braves outflelder who last
week became the seventh man in
the majors to chalk up his 3,000th
hit, yesterday got his 1.000th walk.
1t was given by Howard Krist in the
first game Of a double-header with
the st. Louis Cardinals.
Evening star., 1942-06-25
OUTDOORS With BILL AcxE&~4~

Herring Bay experienced better fishing since
catch made late in April but like other fishing
grounds off days. when it appears impossible to find the
the recognized hot spots On of these days.
while jumping around from shore of the Chesa
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Baseball in Panama Has Him Fit
For AII-Stor Tilt, Harris Says
Mickey, Former Bosox, Now Arti||eymon,
Hurled No-Hitter in Cono Zone Loop
By JUDSON BAILEY,

NEW YORK June 25Tanned by the tropical and filled
with tales of Army life Mickey Harris the former souhpaw pitcher
the Boston Red Sox home from the Canal Zone pitch
the service the alst spectacle Cleveland July
The year-old baseball private artil-
unit and soldier in speech we'll appearance He would
Evening star., 1942-06-25

BARRIER FOR RIVALS-Pappy sensational 3year cham
pon hunter with Alex Calvert will perform in the Columbus
Horse Show to be held tomorrow Saturday and Sunday the
Meadowbrook grounds EastWes highway He owned by
Mrs Douglas Prime Of Warenon the distinction
OF being the first champion hunter decorated at
the National Horse Show Madison Square Garden York
Last fall the handsome Redbug three blues
in succession and preliminary to take the tricoor
Evening star., 1942-06-25
Golfers in Teen Age Gain Grip
In Women's Western Open
Jeonne Cline, Among Rising Stors, Faces
Tough Trial in Opposing Dot Kirby
By the Associated Press.


CHICAGO 25-The womens golfng crop-the teen
age gang-ha taken firm grip affairs in the woens Western
championships and Jeanne Cline better than fair
example.
miss Of 10 years. whose passion is her sports
program Bloomington ~ business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

Every one thought she paid a for
tune" for her smart new spring
clothes but the inside story is that
Franklin's solved her clothing prob
lens during their daring Spring
sale. Here is an extra special fea-
ture offer made in a drive for 500
new customers. A smart new $500
Spring hat or a pair of $500 Spring
shoes absolutely FREE; yes. we
mean il. Hat or shoes FREE with
your purchase of a stunning, clever,
brand new 1912 three-piete cos
TUNE SUIT. Priced at only $685.
They're better, finer luxury cos
tune suits. with which YOU can
make many combination costumes.
Wear the jacket and skirt as a
2-piece suit, wear the fur-trimmed
coat only as dress coat or use all
three pieces as smart costume
suit All YOU need 10 pay is $1.00
down, arrange the balance i'm small
payments TO suit your convenience.
Take your Costume Suit home with
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
PriiOrities Aides
Named in State
Field Service Given to
Aid Manufacturers

s To assist manufacturers and in
dvdualS in Michigan 10 solve pri-
ority problems a state field service
has been established here and
agents will tour the cities in the
state aiding manufacturers, James
+. Wilson. chief of the War Pro-
duction Boards Michigan prorities
division, announced Saturday.
Earl w. Allen will cover the
eastern half of the state and
Joseph V. McQuillan the western
half, Wilson said. The agencies
will have headquarters in the local
chamber of commerce offices of
the different cities and will be
available for telephone or personal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
u. S. to Help Builders
OF Willow Run Homes
Priorities, Mortgage Insurance
10 Aid Private Contractors
BY MILTON VI. MURRAY

considering all possible types OF
development from trailer
amps TO apartment houses.
eve will not compete with
private capital in those districts
where utilities are now avail
able" he said. "0uF problem
will he to supplement the pri-
vatc program with other types
of public construction.
we have problem Of CO.
Ordinating harmonious designs.
We must consider postwar
utility. transportation facilities
i'm view of the tire shortage and
possible shortage of railroad
capacity together with the fac
tor of supplying utilities.
DormitorieS Studied
"Our present studies include
the possibility of dOrmitOries for
single men. We can expect that
"A number of workmen will come
here without their families, not
planning TO make their perma-
nent homes here.
1--WE may also build a number
Of demOuntable homes that can
he removed after the emer-
gency. The plant will. of course,
he used after the war, but We
have no idea today what the
extent of that use will be"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Show Bomber Film
At Library Monday

Bomber" a film in which Carl
Sandburg, noted writer and poet,
is. the narrator, VIII be shown in
the Main Library auditorium on
Woodward avenue Monday at 1870
%. m. Admission is free.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Doctor Explains
Gall Stones

The cNprrirncc of 30 wears with more
than 5000 cnsrS 81 gall bladder ;rrita-
tions is Described iu uov buoklct 10y
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to-tak" palliative medical treatment.
Also are described many symptoms of
Gali STONES and Infected call Bladder.
Send for free booklet TO-DAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
ADNL.HTIs EMI.NT
TIE TRUTH ABOUT
Stomach Ulcer
PAINS

Caused by Gastric Hyperaeidity
CDCC Bauklet on simple nome treatment
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Detroit Nnn Co. Dept. To. $40 David
~tptt Bidg adiiiac St4O Open Monday
ind Nsdne sda, tin 500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

consultation on priorities prob
lens.
The War Production Board,
through c. Brewster Loud Jr.,
regional director of the boards
industrial salvage section, also an
nounced that 100000 pounds of
reclaimed rubber has been co.,
lected in Michigan and Ohio in
five days and shipped.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Work Aide
Lays DdI|yiing
ToGove(rnment
Charges Washington
Lays While Industry
Speeds Arms Efforts

Continued from Page Twelve)
10 Hitler, he would not have
taken his position.
Instead, he somehow held to
the view that there II time 10
defeat the AXIS in the particu-
lar manner most palatable TO
his personal taste"
Additional illustration of the
danger OF peacetime bureaucratic
habits in a time of total war is
found by Mr.. Coy in an amazing
incident of recent warfare.
Empty Bottles Shipped
"As this Is written" his ar
ticle recounts, "the Dutch East
Indies port of Surabsys Is under
attack.
THE arms that are there for
resistance wenr limited by the
shipping the Miles had avail
able, 80 every foot of shipping
space should have been carefully
conserved.
"Yet one Of the last ships to
reach the port was carrying
THOUSANDS OF MPTY
BEER BOTTLES.
They had been ordered and
the permit and shipping arrange
ments for their export had been
made months ago, before war
broke out In the Far East -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29
Suggests TUo Means

Means suggested include:
. Refusal of priority orders for
building materials TO any pri-
vate construction outside the
Willow Run or other emergency
defense areas.
. Refusal of FILA insurance for
any building outside such areas.
Colonel Starr and his staff are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-29

The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.