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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Man of the Week
St. Louis Cardinal Pitcher Hurls Sixth Shutout Of
Season to Win His Eighth Straight Game

metamorphosiS. several bone
chips were removed from his
elbow. This type operation gen.
orally keeps pitcher out of
action for a year or more. But
Mort snapped back and was toll
ing regularly as the Cardinals bat
tied the Brooklyn Dodgers down
the stretch for the pennant.
Since then he has been winging
along toward the greatest season
of his career. Last year he won
Is against nine losses. This year
he could easily double. his output
of victories
Cooper's favorite catcher is his
younger brother. Walker. Mort
was born in independence, Mo-,
March 2. 1914. Walker a year
later Mort weighs approximately
10 pounds. with every ounce Of
II dead weight around batter's
neck. He is very popular with
fans-except in Brooklyn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Marjorie Row
lis Eliminated

CHICAGO, June u (INS).-
Betty Jameson, San Antonio's vet
eran of tournament play who has
twice won the Women's National
golf championship. was favored to-
day by virtue of her experience to
win the Women's Western Open
title.
Miss Jameson will meet 17-year-
old Phyllis Otto, Atlantic. Ia. high
school girl, in the championship
round over the Elmhurst Country
Club coiffsst 5prnetso%. SsGs
The Texas miss defeated Jeanne
Cline of Bloomington, H.. 4 and 3,
yesterday. The Iowa school girl
attained the final round by stop
ping the triumphal march of Mar
jorie Row of Detroit, Michigan
State College coed, who elimi-
mated Eleanor Dudley of Chicago,
the intercollegiate champion and
the medalist of this tournament,
in the first round. Miss Otto de-
feated Miss Row l up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Boast Made Good
10 Pairs in Red Run Payoff Prove Claim
That Something Special Always Happens
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

ending, Olson rolling In a five
footer for a winning par three on
the sixth after Hammer had
missed one of about the same
length. Unable 10 see the flag, all
four players were trapped from
the tee and il looked as if the play
would continue when both Olson
and Hammer made fine recoveries.
Although he missed here, Kam-
mer played brilliantly, and on the
preceding hole prolonged the play
off by getting down a testing
three-footer after he had missed
the green with his third. With a
birdie four on the first hole. where
both he and Zimmerman were hole
high at the right edge of the green
in two, Hammer played the six
extra holes in even par.
OF the gangsome which started
in the playoff. only one other pair,
A. II. Embler and p. o. Jackson,
got past the first hole. But they
were eliminated on the second,
leaving the Lochmoor and Country
Club players TO fight il out.
AS further proof that something
outstanding always happens in this
tournament. a combination new to
golf here captured medal honorS
with four-under-par 6S. The med
alists were Earl Christensen, the
well-known Miami fla police
man-golfer. and Arnold Minkley,
a golf supplies salesman. They
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Watrous, Chick
On Hagen Team

Capt. Walter Hagen said today
he had invited eight players 10
become members Of the challeng-
ers' team he will enter in the an
nual Ryder Cup mate he's al
Detroits Oakland Hills course
July 1919.
Those named by Hagen are I'd
Dudley, Colorado Springs. Colo.
Henry Picard, Oklahoma City,
Lawson Little, 1910 open cham
pion; Jimmy Thomson. Pebble
Beach, Cal; Chick Harbert. Bat
tie Creek; Sam Byrd. Philadel-
phia: Al Watrous, Birmingham
Mich, and Harry Cooper, Min
neapolis.
Hagen also named seven others
from whom he said would be
chosen the men who will complete
the 10-man team. They are Dick
Metz. Jim and Mike Turnesa
(alph GuldahI. Denny Shute,
chandler Harper and Herman
Barron.
He said these seven also would
serve as alternates in the event
none OF the eight original chal-
lcngerS is able 10 compete.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Girl. IA.
Wins Four
Titles

PHIL A d K l. p II l A. June u
(INS) Tennis enthusiasts today
waxed eloquent at the remarkable
feat Of l4-year-old Shirley Fry,
who within two hours made a
grand slam of all four titles in
the Middle States Junior and Girls
Grass Court Tourney at the Phila-
delphia Cricket Club.
The ace Akron. o.. titlist was
the first person in the history of
the. two-division event 10 accom-
plish the feat, although Boston's
Sissy Madden walked off with
three OF the four crowns in 1910.
With no apparent effort. Miss
Fry took the junior crown aspira-
tons of Ellen Zinsser. Merton
Cricket Club star. and blasted
them. 6-3. 6-1. Without as much
as leaving the court, the Akron
school girl then defeated Deborah
Welsh. Wettstown School, 81. oil,
in the girls division. Time elapsed /.
40 minutes.
Paired with Sylvia Knowles Of
the home club. both junior and
girls doubles crowns readily top
pied her way. Edie BEETLE. Chat
ham Hall. Va. and Betty Swartz.
Shipley School, quickly fell before
the murderous 6-l, 81 onslaught
in the junior division Miss Welsh
and Mary Robinson of Harrisburg,
Pa. suffered a like fate. 6-l. 60,
in the girls tandem finals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
EseciSiOsl Es0Oeai
ApostoIi-OverIn Fight Called Draw as Navy
Relief Fund Profits by $4,000

of collapse before the end of the
bout.
DR.: Eddie Myers of Norfolk
gave his decision to Apostolic while
Jack Bertram of Norfolk voted
for Overlin. Referee Elder Craft
of Portsmouth, Va. called it a
draw.
Overlin started like a whirlwind
abandoning his former fancv-dan
tactics and carrying the fight 10
ApoStoli. He won the first round
by a wide margin. His left found
Fred's face consistently.
Apostolic began 10 crowd Ken
in the second but again went into
his defensive clinches when Over
lin bored in during the third.
However. Overlin's weight adj
vantage - he scaled 1851 10
Apostoli's l60ia seemed not 10
bother Fred at all
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

NORFOLK, Va. June 27 CUP),
The comeback campaigns Of
Boatswain's Mate Fred Apostolic
and Machinist's Mate Ken Overlin,
both former middleweight boxing
were married by a 10
round draw today but the Navy
Relief Fund was richer by about
$4,000.
Apostolic. OF the Norfolk Naval
Station and Overlin, of
the Naval Air Station. staged a
savage brawl in the navy's first
bic boxing show of the war last
night.
A crowd Of more than 10000
booed the decision for several
minutes. Apostolic had closed with
a vicious rush. slamming Overlin
with heavy blows tyhich had
"Conga Ken almost 4 the verge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Jockey Is Critically
Hurt at Delaware

STANTON. Del. June u GNS).
Jockey Johnny Breen lay criti-
cally injured today with a frac-
tured vertebrae and possible frac-
lures of the skull and right jaw,
sustained when he was spilled in
the eighth race at Delaware Park.
Breen, contract rider for George
b. Widener, was pinned under
meath his horse Wire Me when il
stumbled on the first turn and
rolled over twice Jockey Joe
Dattilo, riding right behind was
thrown clear when his horse STUN
bled over Wire Me.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Wilson Will Defend
Title Against Shans

WILKES-BARRE, Pa, June p
CUP).-Jackie Wilson of Pitts
burgh. National Boxing Associa-
ton featherweight champion. will
sign contracts Monday 10 defend
his title against Cleo Shans OF
Los Angeles at the Kingston Ar
mory in the first week of August.
Teddy Stegmaier. We tn y
Wilkes-B Barre brewer promoting
the bout for the benefit of the Red
Cross, said today that he had
guaranteed Wilson $1,000. The
armory seats 1900 and Steg-
maier believes the bout will draw
about $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Meyer and Vincent
Pilot Minor AN-Stars

NEW YORK, June u GNS) -
Pilots for the International League
all-star game slated at Buffalo or
the night of July 8 will be Man
ayers Bill Meyer of Newark and
AL Vincent of Buffalo.
CLYDE Sukcforth, Montreal pilot
was qualified 10 manage the north
ern team of the circuit in the bis
game, but was excused because OF
a hearing before his draft board
and Vincent was named to take
rs place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Continued on Page 100
CONTINUED on Page IUJ
Toronto Girls End
SoftbdlI Stay Tonight

The Toronto Sunday Morning
Class, ~ Canadian girl softball
champions, will wind up their
Detroit stay tonight, facing East
Side Sports, Detroit Softball Asso-
citation champion. in the feature
of the Mack Park Softball pro-
gram.
Other games will pair the Hud-
son Girls and the J. B. Fords Of
Wyandotte at $50 and Hudson
Police. Major League champion,
with Henris at 1880. The Toronto
girls oppose Detroit at 9:l5. Last
nights scores
Toronto 3. Hudson Girls 4.
Fast Side Sports s Chene-Tromhly ].
Hudson Police Hudson a A q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Weather
Good for
Fishing
BY DON GILLIES

Michigan's fishermen today were
started on the first weekend of
the bass and bluegill season after
one of the most successful OPEN
ings in years.
Prospects of good weather and
reports of good fishing spurred
thousands of anglers tied down on
war jobs TO oil up their trusty rod
and reel and speed 10 lakes and
streams all over lower Michigan.
Bass are through spawning and
although lake levels for the most
part are high. waters are clear
and the chances of hooking into a
fighting black bass are just about
as good rs they will get between
now and Labor Day, when the
season ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Benton Proves
Figures Can Lie
Big Al Pitches
Over Breaks to
Beat AS. 81
BY LEO MACDONELL

There are, on paper, better
records than the five-and-five
mark set up by AL Benton In
pitching for the Tigers this sea-
son, but the big Oklahoman has
proven that records do not mean
everything-for pitchers, at least.
Behind Benton's effective six-hit
pitching the Tigers defeated the
Athletics yesterday at Briggs Sta
dunn. 3 to /, in the first of q
four-game series.
With nine strikeouts, Benton
showed why the managers of the
American League picised.sthe giant
right handler on their all-star
team, which will meet the Ma
tionals at New York, July 6.
WHITES 8 IN NINTH
When Benton's support failed
him and the going got pretty
tough in the ninth inning after he
presumably had the contest locked
up, he revealed his clutch pitch
ing by striking out three bats
men. With two Philadelphians on
base with the tying runs, he
whitfield the last two men to face
him.
Jack Knott, who went the
route for the Athletics, himself
yielded only seven hits and two
Of the three runs off him were
unearned, so AL had to pitch his
Sunday best, even if il was Fri
day
Pinky Higgins was the Tigers
big gun at bat, whacking out two
doubles and scoring two runs.
They were Pinky's twenty-sixth
and twenty-seventh two-base hits,
which makes him top man in the
league in that department.
The fielding gem of the day was
contributed by j mmy Blood
Continued On Pare 1Ol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Still Beefing
Everybody Unhappy Over AII-Star Selections as
Usual Only This Time Lille More So
By LAYTON CARVER
international News Service Sports Editor

NEW YORK, June 27-Announcement of the al-star
beefs among the baseball minded
folks the likes of which hasn't been heard In Everybody
to have holer for two reasons CD why was
so-andso put the team and GU why some other
left OFF, Here in New York of all wrought
this that Pee Wee Reese of the Brooklyn
Dodgers instance selected the nfeders and
Billy urges New York Giants omitted has caused quite
q fIrore on localsn mage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Bloomfield Back
In Mat SemifinaI

Jackie Bloomfield, who made a
spectacular debut in the Arena
Gardens Bowl earlier this week.
will return next Monday 10 take
on a tougher foe in Joe Ferroni
in the semifinal bout Of Mondays
outdoor card, which is topped by
another team match in which the
Martini-Billings duo opposes Rufus
Jones and The Black Panther.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
International Pilots Named

NEW YORK. June 81 0NS).-
Managers Bill Meyer of Newark
and AL Vincent of Buffalo will
pilot the International League
all-star teams which will meet al
Buffalo on the night of July 8
officials announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

Following an old custom, as time
for the Red Run Invitational golf
tournament neared. Frank f. Far
rell, chairman of the event, whis-
pered TO friends:
Come out to our tournament
and well show you something
you've never seen before"
The tournament opened with
yesterdays qualifying round and
Farrells boast was made good
right off the bat. The extra special
this time, with still more thrills
promised before the windup to-
morrow afternoon, was a playoff
which was a record-breaker in
more ways than one.
Ten pairs with scores Of 70 bat
tied for the last place in the
championship flight.
NOT OVER TILL s:45
The playoff didn't begin until
8:25 p. m. and il was GAS when
Harvey Olson and Kent thinner
man of Lochmoor edged out the
Detroit Country Club combine of
Freddy Hammer and Carsten
Tiedeman in the semidarkness on
the sixth extra hole.
1t was so exciting that even
Walter Hagen. who has seen and
played in most of the greatest
tournaments. followed every step
of the way with J. Russell Gnau,
promoter of the Ryder Cup
matches.
The playoff had a sensational
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

The other two big races OF the
day are the $1,000 Test Handicap,
for 3-year-olds at a mile and a
sixteenth, and the $500 Wyan-
dotte Handicap, a sprint of six fur
longs for horses Of three and up.
Wise Colonel. the colt which
carried the colors of Mrs f. II.
Beezley 10 victory over IS other
3-year-oldS in the $1,000 Detroit
Handicap June 6. will go this time
against l. others, including Mrs.
II. p. Bonner'S Unbuttoned. G.. T.
Williams Put In: Dixiana Farms
Cash Deal and T. d. Bulls Sweep
Swinger. RoSedale Stables Poet
Laureate and Robert Needham's
CerberuS are others which may get
ii all in this event.
The Wyandotte has drawn five
good sprintcrs, including Joe w.
Browns r. NJ. Dorset, winner of
one of tho $1,000 divisions of the
Boots and Saddles Handicap here
opening day. T. NJ Dorset has
Miss Ruth Sidell's DiSplayer, Jim
Powers Hotzea. Beezley and
COINS Samborombom and J. T.
Wells Flying Streak TO beat. Fly
ing Streak is top weight of 1l2
pounds in the field. having equaled
the track record for six furlongs
here June 10.
Another turf race The Point to
Point. is scheduled over the Lewist
course. with Dogo Bosky Dell and
Heel In set TO 60. The last turf
race saw three horses disqualified
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
CHANGES IN LAW

Anglers arc warned 10 check the
fishing law changes for 1912.
which deal mostly with daily
limits. On inland lakes, the new
limit is IS bluegills a day or a
combined string of IS bluegills,
crappies. sunfish, yellow perch and
rock or calico bass.
Five black bass or combined
string of five bass, northern pike
or walleyes may be taken. In the
Great Lakes the limit is 10 a day
with five bass or five northern
pike in the catch. The bass size
limit is 10 inches and pike and
walleyes Ia inches.
Whatever you do. don't forget
TO purchase a fishing license, re-
quired on all inland waters. but
not on the Great Lakes. They
cost 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Hits
Fight Results
nv United Press

A. Hollywood Richie Lemos 134 10,
Angeles. knocked out Robhy tPoisonl Ivy
134 Hartford Conn. tst Leonardo Lorez,
it4 Los Angeles decisioned Bobb. Carol
40. Los Angeles CO..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

Derringer was selected, and Der
ringer has won only three games.
AS to that, nearly any manager
would probably rather have Der
ringer out there in any given spot
than Starr.
But whatever has happened
to the players who have been
overlooked or seemingly unjustiy
named in the eyes of the fans
won't be so vitality important or
so vociferously received as the
selection Of that Dodger, Reese,
and the omission of the Giants
urges. You see the game is
going TO be played right In
urges own ball yard, the Polo
Grounds.
WRONG ONE PICKED
AS far as the Giants personally
were concerned, they had assumed
all the time they would get four
men on the National League
squad. the same being manager
Mel OFT. the outfielder: Johnny
Mize, the first baseman: pitcher
Cliff Melton, and the aforemen-
toned urges. But instead OF
urges making the fourth man.
they picked Willard Marshall, first
Giant rookie ever TO make the
star team in the 10-year history
of the big game.
With all due respect TO Mar
shall, he is currently on the shelf
with an injury and around here
they simply can't see him for the
big game.
Getting away from the Giant
and Dodger angle. the Giant fans
insist, too. that urges is a better
man than Eddie Miller of the
Boston Braves, who was selected
along with Reese for that short
stop job.
In fact. the Giant fans ~sistl
that urges is the best in the
business and they will holler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
NATIONAL LEAGuE

Games bphlDd leader.
YESTERDAYS REsULIs
New YORK $50, PitishnrgB 7ssa5 MeI-
Lopez.
Brooklyn 5-iO-i. Cincinnati f-e,o. HIgbs.
Casey (5b. tFrench co. and Owen: Rlddis,
Beggs fs) fShoun co. and LAmanno
Chicago s.i2-i Boston ISL Fienairs.
fschmitK 90 and Hernandez Rsrir.
Erickson ca and lombard. KiuttE.
winning pitcher Losing pitcher.
ToDAY's CAMS
Chicago ~ Boston
PlttsDurgh Al New Y6rk.
Cfncinnatl AZ Brooklyn
81 a0uis at Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Major League
Standings
mes behind leader.
Yesterdays RESULTS

Games bemnd leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT 3-7-3. Philadelphia 1-s-7 Bsn-
ton and Tebbetts Knott and Swift
Chicago $50. New York 2.6-2. Smith
and Turner; Gomez, Branch 80 ana
Dickey.
Boston 3-7-i Cleveland 2-s-1 New
some and Peacock. Harder. FerTick go
and Denning Hogan
St Louis s-1i.2 Washington 5-fi-o.
Auker and Hayes. fNewsnTn SCARBOROUGH
90, Trotter 90 and Early.
Losing pitcher.
TODAY's GAMES
Philadelphia at DETROIT.
New York az Chicago
Washington At St Louis.
Boston az Cleveland
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27
Chop Suey After
4+h Straight in
2-Year-OId Race
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Chop Suey. the 2-year-old FLY
which has fiicked her heels in the
faces of all her rivals in three sue
cessive races at the Detroit track.
will go for No. 4 today in the Mata
Hari Handicap. one of the three
handicaps which are expected 10
draw at least 10000 persons into
the Fair Grounds.
Just added 10 the stable Of
Frank Childs. Nebraska horseman
by purchase from +. X. Thomas
Chop Suey will carry ll2 pounds
against lis for Trustee, the tor
weight in the race. Trustee wor
the Debutante Stakes at Churchill
Downs and beat good field oil
2-year-olds. including George Kreh-
biers Golden Man. in the Juvenile
Purse
They have FIVE others 10 beat in
the sprint of ) furlongs. including
James Powers sugar-eating This
isit and James c. Ellis Golden
Appeal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27


Around here they are squalling
because shortstop Reese was
selected for the big tussle despite
the fact that he has a batting
average under .250-or .238 to
be exact-whereas urges is
hitting .259, is sparkling the
Giant infeld and has made only
one error in the last % games.
Now amt that enough to
make the Giant fans boo their
heads off on the injustice Of 1t
all when the National Leaguers
tangle up with the American
Leaguers here July 6. That
Reese probably will take a
fine riding from the Giant con-
stituents.
II the National League team
wins here and gets to play in the
game the next evening against the
nll-sti WIG ttntti Coiih Va WV
Giant rooters may follow Reese
all The way out there Just TO
keep right on filing their protests.
There is nothing that makes a
Giant rooter madden than a stu
alton like this wherein Giant Is
Weighted and a Dodger given all
his recognition.
LOSER PICKED
Then there is this peculiar
situation 10 cause further howfs:
The American League selected
pitcher Edgar Smith of the Chi
cago White Sox, who has lost II
games. and the National passed
up pitcher Ray Starr Of the Gin
cinnati Reds. who has won 10.
Still, there is this TO be said about
Mr.. Smith. lie is probably the
best southpaw in the league.
AS for Mr.. Starr. he was over
looked while his tean1Tnate Paul
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

In fact. the Giant fans ~ist
that urges is the best in the
business and they will holler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

Continued on Page 1O)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-27

Following old time ending Olson rolling In five
Red Run Invatona golf fooer for winning three
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
ST. JOINS NEWS
BY Laura Wellman

Cleveland. Ohio, May 1.-The
Luther League meeting was very
we'll attended. Arthur Ungar, our
former president. gave a devotio~
nal topic on Racial Hatred. There
was much comment and discus
sion on this topic.
On May II, a Luther League
business meeting will be held.
After the meeting there will be a
social and refreshments for a
small fee. Everyone is cordially
invited to attend. A good time
will he had by all.
This summer the Luther Lea
que plans to have many socials
that include hikes, skating par
ties, beach parties, bike rides, and
various kinds of dances and many
excursions. So get into the swing
of things, or should I say in the
groove by getting your picture
in the Luther League album, that
is to be started this summer.
Come along and have a good
time.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
yJSNEi;1{S9: gaUyi&ED
BY Elizabeth Ungar

Come to church Sunday, May
10, at II a. m. All mothers pre-
sent will receive a rose. Michael
Grennert .Jr. will conduct the
special Mothers Day services, in
the absence of Rev. John Foisel.
Congratulations to Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolf Meter, on the birth
of a son born May LIST. Johanna
is a member of the Guild and this
is the sixth baby born this year
to mothers who are members of
the Guild. Congratulations to you
mothers and fathers!
The next meeting will be May
18th at the home OF Mrs. Betty
Weber, 1883 Urbana Rd.. at 500
d. m.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07
NEW CASTLE, PA.
NEWS
BY Shirley Herman.

New Castle, Pa, May THE
New Castle Juniors held a SAP
enger hunt last Friday night
which turned out to be a social.
The reason. being very polite. we
did not have enough cars. Girls
let's give a hand to the male
members who showed up. How
ever from now on let's hold our
acairs so that everyone can at
tend them.
On April Fl we elected dele
gates to the Convention at Cleve.
land West. The delegates are
Paul Sander. Willie Ungar anc
Doris Hietsch, the a~lternates are
Henry Binder Martin Hietsch
and Shirley Herman. .
Take notice Ellwood City
Juniors!
New Castle is coming Sunday
We expect to bring a gang. We
hear that Youngstown is going
to hold a dance this Saturday.
we'll it looks like New Castle is
going to be in Youngstown soon
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-05-07

Indians to meet Tigers in
double header Sunday.

The Cleveland Indians return
to their home lot after their first
long road trip as the sensations
OF the American League.
Winning Is consecutive games
to break their all-time victory re-
cord, the Indians open their first
long home stand at the Stadium
Sunday with a double-header
against the Detroit Tigers. The
first game starts at l:3O.
Cleveland fans have been i'm
pressed by the sensational play
ing of the Indians under the in
spired leadership of Lou Boud-
reau, their "a year old manager,
and a crowd of 10000 OF more is
expected for Sundays double
header with the Tigers.