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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Good and Quick

The high punting average OF
479 yards SGT by Sammy Baugh
pro football star. is due 20 hi,
frequent quiCk-kIcks over tho
.alofN man : hoad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Adopted by Coach

Andy Kerr, Colgate football
coach, is legally adopting his star
freshman back, Jack Clifford, who
fs-5n orphan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
COSMOS CAME BACK

On tho pro side of the lcusor.
the Cosmos dropped 20-7 game
TO DENLY in The middle Of the
season and then came back a week
ago 20 play the same team for the
East Side title and won a 39-6
victory
The standard question from all
fans who failed 10 witness the
title game Friday vas How bad
did Cooley beat them - BY now
II should be fairly common know
ledge that Cooley did no beating
~, All liamlramCk Won tho gam"
- The Cosmos drove 10 touch
down missed another on q touch
down pass that was caught 2 step
beyond the end zone and handed
the Cardinals their score on wild
pass.
FLOYD Stocum. CoSmo coach.
had but one thing 20 say about
Thursdays game.
REMEMBER THAT "i6"
Were thinking about that
40 DntnIss IUhl MI. W. w bF'H
thinking about II all year and
wei be- thinking about II in
the clubhouse before the game"
Henry Collins, the line coach,
phraSed il differently.
Did YOU ever try tn sleep
with n 1910 score"
That's The Hamtramck side OF n.
On the other hand, Catholic
Central finished an indicated
season against 81 Theresa week
ago when the ShamrockS walked
of with the Catholic League
championship.
There are II good reasons why
Johnny Hackett, Central coach.
isn't suffering from insomnia.
They arc Yata, Holland. SUM
lanski. Downcy kilmavlcuS, Mile
leak. SinkuS, Mella. GawronSkI
Groth and Pironelly, the Sham
rock starting lineup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
DETROIT CO)
tAfIiAf NNI"
RI AIRS az

substitute. Bears Ends Siegel Berry.
Wsgsr Pool. tackles Hempei. Hoptowtt;
guards Druis Musso kerssiotis. Akin
centers MatuzA Garrison backs. MaLnick.
Morris Holting. O'Rourke, Mclean Dc.
trcIt- Ends Stringfeilow. Szskash tsCkls
Goodman. eusrd' kennedy. Lto center,
en-. hacks Hopp Wsiferund Hatknt,.
sstzer. GrEoni,, Evans, Banjsvis. Cald.
yell
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23


rick WarVick Smith, Catron. MACY.
MyIes
Detroit spares Motter GoodfelloU 1
Crosse. Wares. Abel Carveth, Brown. II
Watson HOlOta
Referee Frank Clancy. Linesmen--J0hn
Wukeus and Dom Ba0ito
FIRST fIRIOD
I Detroit. Crosse tAbeD, t0At.
New York. Cameron tBei. Macy,
~ 1G
Penalties Patrick = Watson.
SECOND PERIOD
3-DetrnI' Bruuefeau tOrlando). I 10
Detroit. Caryeth 1GoOdfelloW. Brown,
-
New York Macy CHelleu n o.
Penalties Mylcs Orlando p Watson.
stewart
THIRD PERIOD
E. New Work HeNtall OP Watson. a.
Detroit Howe tGOodfeiloWl e2i
s-Nev York Hexfall Cpike + Watson
1913
Penslt .ss-OHando % minutes. h.sh
s'lckt Warwick
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Misery for MsndeI

IT0UN "
Iarneaul Pool 6for WILSON,. Gallarneau,
siegel tfor Sowaskey) Points after touch
:, doWn-Artoe g. Mamicki tfor Clark )
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23

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not Bis LASS
BIT David Kenneth LUciker DEFY
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23

hpcYIE prn tOg7l EoPTHLAwE AVE
HHulLl nIV' NO a662
op,r Bovine TODAY Urm p " and After
% NJ All on SATURDAY. ara sunday,
GADIllLc n2 CONGRESS
opsr Boenna ps,b An 10 cios,eo Select
LEAGUE 0perrne, Lett NJ Maragsmsrt.
CHENE- TR0ABlY s,i p e tzL5
Open BoNlinp TO-DAY from a. n Urii p ~
ara 70 " unni $50 a. N % Alleys
CONNER REC $500 900. oO S.s, AYE s!.,., 500,
sunday oaiis Urtii r. after ~. Cocktail Gar
and Rss,aursnt Operated by Tommy Pollock.
CREST LANES fO'lfFTs on = y.,g Go. ''vta
4 Bowler, Paradise visit our STAG. Bar ,od
Cocs'an LOUNGE Ho'hina Lie ~
nlupy u52s wElrTltR. AZ KELLY 70.
oa.o 8osiira TO-DAY ur'H p N and After
soms of tho Famous sask',-o'. Chicken
DETROIT RECREATION s sttSytT c1 ~ $3.50
20 Alleys. 0psn BoShna Dahl and sunday From
onenina Until tiosirg
DEXTER REC. O''r'R ~ ~ e ,ns,,o e'vO
oesH BOWLING AT AL r,Mfs,
Choice League os's, Are stu Ayailspls.
GkRUEN RtG, '' rs y.s 1sV N''
Opsn Bo~iina TO-DAY Until p NJ ard After
~ p NJ Al DAY Saturdays and sunday
cplun nEuTpu isI FERRY PARK
UhhNU OLNlnHl ~ 5.722O
Greatest Allsys ~ Detroit Open Bowling Until
3 " ans After 1880 fres distinctions DAILY
cpCIT IkYEc 40 BALTIMORE
uhGAI lANeS at woodward Ma $3.50
opsn Bosino--6o Alleys en- a Ro~-Until 6
p and After ~ p
IMPERIAL PR GENERAL MOTORS eLDG.
wv I'llHN HLu' CENTRALLY LOCATED.
10 Modern ALLEYS.
Open Every Day Until Midnight Ma sls6
], J, MlLLeTT'S s7F TETggmegll AVE,
20 Alleys 0pen Bowli0a from A. " Until s
p. and After ~ ?. ~, Al oO SATURDAY
LOVES REC, 20 5 sowtlss ALLEYS
COeNlAl lou0Qe MI, s3i2
1875 East Isfsrsoa al ,EaulaNn
I hwy cTplyE s5i GRAND RIVER AT
tuUNl Vinlhr THE BLVD ~ 7.56SS
opsn Bovine TO-DAY Unui y ~ ard After
" 30 y " - BfursSiCs Centennial Lanes free
Instruction nv Ruth Johnson Baf Nov Open.
MT. ELLIOTT REC, '7s'o MI tLt'o11
Oxen Alleys a uriH r end After
a. Visit Our Cocktail tounot. trerlsrt FOOD
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Charity Game
Maybe Briggs
Stadium S Best

The best game played this year
in Briggs Stadium.
With due apologies to the Lions,
that is precisely what the coming
Goodfellow game between Cath
Ole Central and Hamtramck high
schools on Thanksgiving Day looks
10 be.
Needless TO say neither OF the
prep teams plays the same grade
OF football as that on exhibition
in the professional league but
from game standpoint, the fifth
annual Goodfellow contest has the
rest OF the Briggs games beaten
10 standstill
Allegedly a top game consists OF
two evenly matched teams, from
the same neighborhood, old rivals
preferably. little tradition mixed
in. add a title and pinch OF no.
toriety and there's not much more
To be asked.
The only one OF the above in
gradients that can be questioned
is the evenly matched team thesis
and 10 postpone that until later,
here are the rest of the points.
Hamtramck and Catholic Cen
tral both hail from the same sec
ton of fONn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
Today's Code Horse

Today's selection at Bowie:
SO ifs
The code appeared in Saturdays Red Line
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
PLENTY or RIVALRY

BY way Of proving the old ii
valry bit, the two teams met IN
the first Goodfellow game FIVE
Years ago and then rearranged
their schedules so as 10 include a
game during the regular season in
case one or the other failed 10
qualify for the traditional charity
tilt.
The title?
The ShamrockS hold tho Cath
ohc league title by virtue Of their
)l3-0 defeat OF 81 Theresa a week
'ago and the Cosmos edged out
{ o obey for the Metropolitan
League championship TO, last
Friday.
The Thanksgiving Day game
Thursday puiS-the unofficial city
high school football title on the
block
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
PIASrERING

Al PLASTERING g. Lath.ug ceilings.
arches. decorating. Large small. Reason
able Temple l23s9
A CLEAN plaster. repairing service tcti-
inEs coves, arches estimates Arlington
3O-2
REPAIR SPECIALIST Arches CELL
inrs, patching qualify service Duane 20
Twirbrook 2-36-3
BETTER plasterirEA repairing Workman.
ship guaranteed ESTIMATES VA
prompt service Lafayette 1872
PLASTERTNG la'hi0g no fnh zoo large
or too small TRINITY 2-0its
CONSULT the enlarged Pea Estate lsf.
mas N The nix SUNDAY Times Want -
Sectlunl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23

pbllnp PR ss3s GRArIor ave
lNlHUC hCG' p 7-s5 % Airy, Wiinoo,
4 Post Omen Boslirq Until 6l5 o. ~ and
After % eWoid Allen instructor
PALACE SCHOEEHERR ss sasS A. 5' va
FIRE DISTINCTIONS OaiN On the PAU Nobiey
Seii'lr''ruc'or. Team 20 Bowl Correctly
PALMER PARK ", .nlsol, a. 20 -, e'':''n
10 s.2e39 . sruussics Anss. comolst,h
hodtrrUed. free PARKING opsh ALLEYS TODAY
iro" A TO N and After 90 80 p. ".
FARMLAND 1890 WEST WARREN Near
'"''N@N'S SOuTHFtELO CT 1920
la Brand NJ Lanes Nov opsn 70 pubic Sc,
1h'm Bo~i Wh,'s Erinyiro the Best FOOD ard
PLAYDlUA ''7 20, Ss e CAM
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAlNB0W ,o75 eaArlo1 ~ ssse
SurdNs-Mtrsd Doubles a. $50 p NJ ana $50
N'0N oouhis' A. to3s o NJ
EFnFnpn. PET 2gI5o GRAND RIVER
opsr Ro,,l,rs TODAY urt,l p - aSd Ate,
O. 81 All pN Sarres,s sad Su-5a,,
RIVIERA PR 1897 GRAND FIVtR
opsr Alleys TO-DAY urul p N Sod After
o. All op Saturday. and Su0days
PM LWllE pr 5Oio PURITAN AVE
hulHHllL hLU' uN 1880
obt0 Bowliuu TODAY Until p ~ ana After
p n. an uay Saturdays and Sundays
cTITl lLIp 10000 WOODWARD TO s.iei9
OlHll NH A. state Fair Grds Open ALLEYS
We'd Thurs. a fri. Entire Sou,h SIDE 80 8 "
tn Closing. Free Instruction, Wecs.Oay Ait'ns
TWENTY cpINn 5000 foURTEENrH
lWLNl UUFND ~ l.e5O3
Open Bo~lieq TODAY Until p ~ and After
" n Beautiful Cocktail Bar Excellent Food
VICTORY ' ''' ~ st i. iot AWARE
Open Bowling Until CI1sina FREE lNSTRUC.
TONS ~ DOROTHY MERCHANT
VncUI pgn CAOlEUK AT EVANSTON
IUOUC 0LO' NJ $40
Open Bosnrp TODAY Untl.7 p. ~. After ".
Enieriainmsn, NiQhty. Don hin al the Piano.
WASHINGTON BOWL " Boos.espi st4 &c
Open B0sliBo from 20 a NJ 20 D p A. and
After lo an oN Saturdays AID Sundays.
WEST DETROIT ''-, sf niSS wSSsrs Sst
CF e322 Opsr BowIine TODAY from 40 ? NJ
10 c'osra. Az Oay SATURDAY. and Sundsys
WUnM'S SINCE 1883 '''G ~ sE 'ssJi
op,r sJI,,, TODAY uoH r " 'od After ir
Cocktail Lou'os orosn Nusc tseslifr' 1000
)lRECTORY DAILY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
LLnOR sANnING. MAXING. ETC-

Al ABSOLUTELY justices sanding I'LL
ms. Narrishir- Ore-day service Tyler
6-SGSS
Al DUSTLEsS sanding. finishing Better
materials own power Reasonable ="
oil e0sl
Al SANDING refnishing Free esti-
mates guaranteed workmanship, quick
service Plaza 1891
CONSULT the enlarged ReaI Estate list.
iggs DOB NE Blk sunday Times Want Ad
Section
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-11-23
HOSPITALS
HUMANE SOCIETY

ST MARY s--"Oldest Hospital m Michi-
uan Information. Cadillac 1901 1920
50 Antoine tCuntonl.
HUMANE SOCIETY
MICHIGAN Humane Society Encrgencies
handled - hours 74Ol Richmond. Trim.
uy 2-3I0n
ICE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ICE SKATING nightly except Tuesday.
Afternoon skating Saturdays Windsor
Arena. STA hcDouEsll Windsor 5.Jt7i
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$@oezt Sehzcp DGzQcZ1M
--s-- AND BUYERS GUIDE
INSULATION
INSI RANCE

FUTURE SECURITY Life insurance an
nultles Great West Life Assurance
3lf6 Peuobscot
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-25
Innunization
 Offered Free

The last year has brought a. bout marked dislocations and new concentrations of population in Alaska. Hazards to our health, especially to the health of child ren, have multiplied. Children must be protected against the dangers of epidemics that are more likely to occur with these shifts of population. Since the problems which confront Alaska in the conduct of the war may involve the evacuation of child ren from cities and towns, every possible preventive public health measure should be employed, not only to protect those who may move, but also safeguard the communities into which many children may go.
 We recommend the lmmedi- ate immunization of 100 per cent of all children over nine of age against diphther- ia and smallpox and, in addition, the immediate immunisation of older children and-adults against
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-25

typhoid fever. We are cooper ating with the Division of Mat ernal and Child Health and Crippled Chlldren's Services of the Territorial Department of Health in conducting immuniza tion clinics for children. The dates of the clinics will be an- neunced in the near future.
 All persons under 21 years of age are eligible for this service without cost to the individual.
 Signed: Dr. A. B. Jones, City
 For dates and place of the im- munization clinic see page 1.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-25

MT. and MIe. R, c. RosIer are now making there home in Homer. Rosler was driving oil truck for the Thompson Trans fer before leaving here.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-04-25
Next Club Meet Will Nominate

The new constitution and by laws Of the Rotary club, just re celVed here, were read and ap- proved at theiegular noon lunch con at the Brown Bear cafe this week. The next meeting will be devoted to nomination from the floor Of officers and directors for the ensuing year.
 The club decided to turn over to the city council for appropri- ate action all preliminary data collected in connection with suitable fire equipment for Kod. ak The belief was expressed that the city could best get &C., ton on securing a grant from the emergency appropriation for fire protection recently authoris- ed by Congress.
 Marshall Crutcher, account ant, member of Rotary Club Mo-. NOO, Ketchikan, was the first Rotarian guest ever to visit the ocal club. The Ketchikan club s the oldest in Alaska, and MT. Cruteher spoke of his visits to dubs Tn Sitka, Juneau, and Petersburg.
 The secretary of the club was instructed to contact the leader of the army band which plays in town on Sunday, to see what af- rsngements could be made for helping them secure additional music which they need for the concerts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Surprise!
Anthony ZsIeski Joins Navy
and Confusion Begins

GREAT LAKES. H., June II
QNS) "A petty officer who could
not understand why Tony Zale
wasn't among the imposing list OF
boxers Anthony Zaleski had
fought, told the story on himself
today.
interviewing inductees at the
Great Lakes naval training sta.
ton, the petty officer came tc
Zaleski.
$50 you're a fighter:r he
said. who'd you ever fight ."
Zaleski recited an imposing list
mot bad" conceded the petty
officer.
But suppose you lost to
most of them. Say, we're getting
real fighter In here this after
noon, Tony Zale, the worlds
middleweight champ. How come
you never fought him."
That would present difficulties
the petty officer admitted.
Anthony Zaleski IS Tony Yale
the champ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
TEMPORARY COACH WINS I'd TITLE
Cooley High 2 Beats Falcons in Finals, 5-4
BY JAKE BERsoN

A year ago this spring Bob
eros waite, mathematics
teacher at Cooley High, was asked
To coach the schools baseball
team in his spare time.
Paul Berndt, the regular coach.
had been transferred to another
department. Crosthwaite was 10
till in temporarily until another
man could be found"
What Cooley High officials
think today about acing
Crosthwaite, who still teaches
m [ h m les, can easily be
guessed. His Cardinals last year
gave Cooley its first Metropolitan
League baseball championship,
and yesterday at Briggs Stadium
his boys repeated by downing a
scrappy Northeastern team, Sd,
in the finals.
81 OUT OF %
In the two-year stretch UNDER
Crosthwaite Cooley has won 81
out of % games. And If he cared
to pick out an individual he could
point TO Art Wilson, all-state foot,
ball guard. who won IL gamesl
while going indicated in that
period.
Wilson had pitched long.
drawn-out game to beat Easternl
in the semifinals Monday. But
----------------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
MARIAN MITHOFF
Two State Pros
In To|edoGoIf

TOLEDO. June 1.-Two Mich
igan golfers-Jimmy Demaret of
Plum Hollow, Detroit. and Chick
Harbert of Battle Creek-were in
the all-star lineup of Is profess
SIGNALS who were to tee off today
in the opening round of the best
ball matches at Inverness.
Demaret again teams with Ben
Hogan as they seek TO repeat
their triumph of a year ago. Their
opponents today will be f. j. Har-
rlson and Denny Shute. Harbert,
playing in the tournament for the
first time, has Horton Smith as
his partner. They will take on
Jimmy Hines and Herman Barron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Back. Home
Sing Sing BoIstered
as Hitler Returns

OSSINING, N. Y, June IL
QNS).-The Sing Sing baseball
team today acquired a hard-hitting
outfielder.
Boosting a lifetime prison bat
ting average of .450, Jerome Mil
ner has an iron-bound contract
which may keep him at that penal
between Is to 80 years.
Miner, whose batting prowess
gained the attention of the late
Lou Gehrig. was returned to his
alma mater" for his participation
in a tavern holdup. Gehrig sent
the convict several baseballs when
he served on the 1884 Sing Sing
nine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

NEW YORK June IL (INS).-A bit of spiritual arsenic
and a hunk of heavy old could chop the New York
Yankees down to the size of the of the American League
This the studied profound and according to him. honest
goodness opinion Of Del Baker the ere manager of the
Detroit Tigers And he believes his club, given few breaks
beat the champs.
"Can you imagine Jimmy Dykes saying the Yankees will
have the pennant wrapped In burlap by July AZ:
"And Lou Boudreau said there trying to keep
up with the Yankees.
They make me Ill. I Dykes and Boudreau not
the Yanks They pretty good country ball club But
they be beaten just like gave yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 5-4-i Lee and Mccullough
Philadelphia 2-s-2. rPodgaIny, Pearson
"a and Livingston.
Pittsburgh 500 Sewell and Phelps.
Boston O-4-O Tobin and lombard.
New York 6-o-i. schumacher, Adams
90 and banning
Cincinnati 1.1O-2 4vandermeer. starr
Brooklyn at ST. Louis, postponed.
winning pitcher.
Losing pitcher
TODAY's GAMES
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn At 81. Louis.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
ROSE HNATIK
Bdyview Holds
Dawn Regatta
BY GEORGE f. VAN

Bayview Yacht Club is calling
its regatta Sunday the All Day
Race. but most Of the sailor boys
will have TO stay up all night to
get their ships TO the starting line
up in Lake st. Clair on time.
Lloyd KurtZworth and his In
trepid race committee which in
cludes Ed Keifer. Don Freeburn.
George Stellberger, Hank White.
Bill Nagel and Capt. Homer Bur-
demo say in the program that the
first class will start at 9 a. m.
Never in the history of local
yachting is there any record of a
regatta being started at such an
hour.
The racing at Put-in-Bay during
the Interlake regatta starts at 9
a. m, but that's something else
again because the boats have only
a five-minute ride to the starting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

Which something The Tigers whipped the Yanks in
the eleventh win Al.
maybe Dykes has given up hopes for his White SOx.
That's about all he had anyway But surprises to
hear earnest ambitious young lad like Boudreau making
such defeast statement. His Indians could give those
Mccarthy robots plenty of trouble they believed In them
selves enough Baker continued his voice rising in disdain
my Tigers haven't given up. We won't either, until
the head falls fall What this league needs Is
fight and less whsng In the dark when the other teams
shudder passing the Yankee graveyard.
what did to the Yankees be repeated by
and Boston and Cleveland. Give team a break just
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Form FIouted
Only on Winners
AT Fair Grounds
super-Fss+ Race Strip
Helps as Flying Streak.
veess Justice Equal Marks
BY LEWIS H. WALTER


It's a new record or no count at
the Detroit race track these days.
Record crowds, record betting
handles. new track records are
becoming commonplace as horse
racing rides the boom crest. But
now comes record no one cares
|about--a record losing streak for
the favorites.
Sixteen successive favorites
have met defeat. Not since the
eighth race Monday, when Good
Taste scampered home, has one OF
the public choices reached the
wire first. III the record losing
streak isn't broken early today,
the fans who look upon aspirin
land racing forms as standard
racing equipment will be throwing
away the past performances and
doubling up on the aspirin rations
before Poet Laureate, Miss Clam
our and the five other 3-year-olds
Igo to the post in the June Handi-
leap. which heads the program.
Form hasn't been fiouted alto
Igether. Second choices have won,
favorites have run second. but the
horse which has started with the
largest share of the public's money
on it just hasn't been able to get
home. -
! The shortest price on yester-
days program was $3.50, which
Vegas Justice paid after beating
Mrs. J. B. Burnstein,s favored
Ship Biscuit by a length and
quarter in the $1,000 Mackinac
Handicap, with the well-played
Meggy well-beaten third. Long
est price of the day was the $35
mutuel returned by Flying Streak,
as the 4-year-old FLY beat Pirate.
another outsider. by three-quarters
lof length in the 81, 500 Metamore
Purse. in which third money went
to Bob Needharn's Carberus.
To prove they were well-quali-
fled winners, Flying Streak and
Vegas Justice both equaled track
records. Too much credit can not
be given them. however, because
the track Is so hard that any
horse with real class could almost
set record now on the Fair
Grounds racing strip.
Some angry horsemen are say
ing it's win or break down" The
veteran Supreme Sir. which ran
second to War Admiral in the
Widener Cup several years ago,
was just one of the horses which
limped of yesterday after his
aging legs had taken a beating.
Flying Streak. a A year old
daughter of Royal Minstrel. is
owned by j. d. We'll, Paris (Ky.)
stockman, who bred her. She
hadn't been out since a year and
a half ago at Santa Anita, but the
4-year-old really hustled along
under Jockey Charley Hanauer to
cover the six furlongs in ITO rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11

trouble has been wdness He has been used mainly for relief
and has three victories posted in his record book
The Tigers wealth of promising young material is not all
ehered Beaumont. At Wnston-Saem Ted Gray only IT,
and from Highland Park is showing promise They call him
Tiny Tim And Neal Barry from Kalamazoo is rated the best
shorstop in the Piedmont League In WnstonSaem they say
young Barry and field and has fine Johnny
Raduovich from Detroit Southeastern High hitting $40
WinsonSalem Frank Lerchen from Detroit Western bang
ing the ball 1926 clip for jamestown New York;
Pony League Fast the sacks the fleet Lerchen wins special
foot running prizes in the circuit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Probable Pitchers
ny United Press

ny United Press
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland (Hardef 4-D al Washington
(Zuber 3-5D-3.15 y. m. EWT.
Chicago (Grove 3-3J AZ Philadelphia
(Christopher 3-2D--3.i5 p. m. EWT.
Detroit tNewhoaser 2-3l a. New York
tComez 2-2)-3 p. m. EWT
St Louis (Galehouse AS or Muncref
3-sJ At Boston TERRY 3-4-3 p. m EWT
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia (Hoerst 3-eD a. Chicago
.(Mooty 49, D m. CWT.
Brooklyn wyatt SIP A. ST. Louis
tWhits 2-7D--s:fs D -. 0WT.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-11
Del Baker RapS Dykes. BOudreau sDefeafisfs'

good substantial winning streak with the Yankees hitting
slump and the whole picture could change I'm week.
Baker said.
twin the Tigers today-A Benton, the
big pitcher and Doc Cramer the veteran outfeder. An
the edge goes Benton His accomplishment was
crowded purple afternoon whereas Cramers took
lifetime of effort.
Yankees at the Stadium in IL torrid in
nngs three-run homer by Ned Harris Jimmy Boodworth
had previously that the game would go into extra
frames with his fifth inning homer A.
The big pitcher mighty in the clutches in notching
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