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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08


Mrs. Jack Snyder. Mrs. Edith
Kessler. Mrs. Joseph II. Baker,
Mrs. Harry D. Baker. Mrs. A. r.
Wingard, Jr., Mrs. Bob Bergman.
Miss Vivian Dignes. Miss Virginia
Lundberg: the mother of the hon.
or guest, Mrs. Wingard. and the
hostess mother. Mrs. Harry D.
Baker, sr.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. VIM
gard entertained at a birthday
luncheon for her daughter at their
home. Those present were Mrs.
John Moe, Mrs. Canvin Murphy.
Mrs. Roy Wiggin, Mrs. Bertha
Bede, Mrs. Christian Foss, Miss
Neldamse Baker. Mrs. Harry D.
Baker, sr.. Mrs. Charles Wolf. Mrs.
Herman Stevenson. Mrs. Walter
Suffer. Mrs. Harry Cook. Mrs. A.
r. Wingard. jr., and Mrs. Harry
D. Baker, II.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

Margaret Clare kieH. popular and toIented
ST. is the newly elected president of Aquinos ocode-
my athletic association. Among her athletic awards
the tennis trophy in her freshman yeor the honor
athlete in her sophomore and junior year and the
Virginia lnsprotionol trophy shown in the photo
or vote the most inspirotiono poyer of the bos-
ketbo season in 1912. Aport from athletics, Miss
Kelly rotes high os deboter. She won the short
hand ond ypino trophies in the schools novice COM
mercoI meet during her junior yeor and is men,
Der of Quill and Scroll, honor society for high school
journalists She is editor of her school poper.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Miss Vineyard WillGo South
For Marriage to 1t. Madsen
Parents and Sister TO Join Popular Bride-Eleet for
Ceremony Which VIII Be Performed Oct 10

Miss Betty Wingard daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Wingard of Browns Point will leave Thursday for San
Francisco California, where she will become the bride of
Lieut. Frank H. Madsen son of Mr. and Mrs Robert Madsen
of San Francisco
Friday Mrs Vineyard and another daughter Mrs. Harry
D. Baker, jr who will be her sisters bridal attendant, will
leave for California and next Thursday, Mr. Wngard will
fly down. arriving just the day before the wedding
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08


Hewitt, jr.. and Miss Kathryn
Miss Kathryn King conducted
the meeting during which the i'm
portant program feature was
talk by Mrs. Henry H. Walker Of
the War Chest office. and the
showing OF colored motion pic
lures on the various agencies by
Major williams of the Salvation
Army Uso center.
OF Importance also was a re-
port by Mrs. Frederick Shaneman
on the volunteer work which the
league has sponsored at Camp
Murray. On this committee were
Mrs. Robert Lea, Mrs. Grant
Hellar, Mrs. Paul Hebb and Miss
Margaret Smith.
Miss King also announced that
the Junior League has been asked
to serve in the bond booth in
Victory Square in the very near
future.
Among the appointments for
the year are Mrs. John c.
Taylor as tea chairman for the
year. Mrs. Grant Hellar was
named corresponding secretary and
Mrs. Charles Lane recording Sec
rotary. filling vacancies on the
board.
At the tea hour Mrs. Joseph
Long. sr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moffatt
of Seattle, a former Tacoma men,
Der. were asked to pour at the
exquisite table which was covered
with an organdy tea cloth and
centered with handsome arrange
ment of crystal grapes with
crystal candelabra. Mrs. J. Ar
thur Thompson was the tea chair
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

Bonnie Doone lodge No. lis will
henceforth meet on the second and
fourth Wednesdays of each month.
The new meeting place will be in
the Maccabee hall. 18th and Pacific
ave. The first meeting is sched-
uled for next Wednesday. Oct. IA.
at s p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Girl Reserve Tea to Honor
Miss Fefhersfone Thursday

Miss Lois Fetherstone, new Girl
Reserve secretary in Tacoma, will
be honored at a tea on Thurs
day afternoon from to 5 O'Clock
In Weyerhaeuser hall. instead of
on Wednesday. as previously an
nounced.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Taeomen Shares Platform
With Mrs. (. d. Roosevelt

Mrs. o. 9. Ellis attended the
meeting in the Meany hotel. Seat
tie, Monday evening at which Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt spoke. She
was privileged to sit on the plat
form with the First Lady, and to
meet and chat with her later.
Mrs. Ellis attended in her ca
pacity as a member of the ad-
visory board of Washington State
Women's War Savings league, of
which Miss Marie Young of Seat
tie Is state chairman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Tacoma Junior League Names NeW Provisional Member
New Members Welcomed
At Corydon Wagner Home
Report Given on Volunteer Service Project At
Camp Murray; New Secretaries are Elected

Thirteen socially prominent young Tacoma women were
presented formally TO the Tacoma Junior League prov
ona members on Tuesday afternoon when the group met
the home of Mrs Corydon Wagner To the long list OF
Junior Leaguers doing outstanding wartime service work
these viii be added-many of the PROFESSIONALS being
active in such affairs already. .
Included are Mrs William Hyde Betty Doud), Mrs
Chester johnson phyllis Dickman Miss Ann Murray Mrs
Henry Taylor jr Miss Frances Young Mrs Neal Dempsey
Mrs John Ryan Dempsey, Miss Nancy Savdge Mrs Ebert
Pnrrl, Ceoru
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

La Casa.
man for the day and her assistants
included Mrs. Fred Mackle, IT,.
Mrs. Joseph Henderson and Mrs.
Harold Deering.
Guests at the Tuesday meeting
included Mrs. Henry Hilty Of Los
Angeles. Mrs. Paul Hebb. a former
member here, and Mrs. league Of
Pasadena.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08
Plan Thursday
Gard Party

The social committee OF the
Sons and Daughters of Norway are
sponsoring 4 card party TO be held
b Normanna hall. 18th and X sts..
on Thursday evening at Q o'clock.
800 will be played.
In charge Of the arrangements
and the refreshments which win
Be served At the close Of the eve
ming are Mrs. /. B. storwick, Mrs.
Angel Kvalheim. Mrs. Inga colbo.
Mr.. Trysvs Lindoe. Mrs. Chris
knudsen and Mr.. G. Berg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

You help yourself when you buy
Z. S. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

Plan District
Rebekah Meefinu

South Tacoma Rebeksh iodre
<sil entertain 1t the sd semi
annual session Of Rebekzh district
No. ) II s<s7ss SO. Tseom. way
Thursday. The North Tacoma
lodge WIN be IN charge Of the seat
ink Of officers
Visitors are expected from Ia
coma. Olympia. Shelton. Eaton
vile. Kspowsin. Alder. Yelm and
Roy for the sessions which win
open At 10 o'clock IN the morning.
Officers who are arranging the
program for the day include Mrs.
John Butchcoe Of East Tacoma No.
%. president: Mrs. W. Hart Of
feim. vice president: Mira. Z. Neu-
mann Of North Tacoma. secretary.
and Mrs 7. Huff Of Kapowsin.
treasurer.
Mrs.. Stanley Craig. past presi-
dent Of the Rebekah assembly of
Warrington. win give the address
Of welcome and Mira r J. Gustav
son Of Emma = shaw win deliver
the response.
Mrs. Herbert North. warden Of |
the Rebekah assembly Of WASH
ington and several other officers |
and past presidents are expected |
70 attend this session.
Concluding the afternoon session
VII Be the election Of officers. fol-
lowed by installation BY . team
Of Yelm lodge nembers-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

You help yourself when you buy
u. s. War Bonds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-08

Past Presidents club, John r.
Thompson Auxiliary, L. S. W. W
will meet Friday at the home of
Mrs. Clay Pratt. with Mrs. Edwin
Neal assisting. Luncheon viii be
served at 1890. followed by q
business meeting. presided over BY
Mrs Alex Richardson
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-02-20
Tel Aviv Repays
Its First
Foreign Loan

Tel Aviv (JPS-Palcor)-An QUIZ
standing event in the history of
this all-Jewish city was revealed
with the announcement that it has
finished repayment of it's first
foreign loan, raised in the United
States in 1923.
The American press of the time
gave wide publicity to Tel Aviv
and its emissary, the late Mayor
Meier Dizengoff, and the loan was
consequently extremely popular
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-02-20

pending word of his son Michael,
r. A. F. Lieutenant, who was re-
ported missing earlier on Febru-
airy 18th.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-02-20
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA

and quickly subscribed, the entire
stock issue having been taken UP
in less than a month.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1942-02-20
DIR. Weiz1nann
TO Postpone
American Trip

London (JPS-Palcor)-Dr. Chain
Weizmann, President of the Jew
lsh Agency for Palestine, an
nounced the postponment of his
scheduled trip to the United States
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Swimming Made
Required Subject

A new swimming program at
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
ton calls for all officers and en-
listed men to qualify at 80 yards
in three methods, breast, side and
backstroke In addition, the
men must dive and recover objects
from the deep end and they
must requalify each month
The program is under Lieut.. Wal.
ter N. Goliath. one-time diving
champion from Northwestern Uni
Iversity Among his aides are
Earl Clark. Ohio States diving
champion, and Stanley Bryda oil
the Detroit Yacht Club.
Bernie Leahy, former Notre
Dame halfback who played ut the
same time as Frank Leahy INC
relation, is now at Camp Grant
George Wilson. Chicago Bears
end, entertained the men at the
camp with movies Of the Bears ir
action Henry keitel, North.
western track captain in 1888, j.
Il new arrival at Grant A
tenth football game has beer
added TO the schedule Fort
Knox will be played at North.
western University's Stadium or
October 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Metro, Parish Mines
Play Title Contests

This is baseball championship
week in the Metropolitan anc
Catholic Leagues as prep athletes
wind up their competition until
next fall.
Monday the four semifinaists in
the Metropolitan League baseball
chase will play to see which two
go the finals. Pairings are yet to
be drawn but the principals will
be Central, Cooley. Eastern and
Northeastern. Finals are sched-
uled at Briggs Stadium Wednes-
Gay.
Cooley. 194l. champion. an
Central finished tied for first place
On the west side with eight VIC
tories and one defeat each. neces-
stating a drawing in the semi
finals. Eastern finished on top on
the east side with only one loss in
Inine games while Northeastern
clinched the runnerup spot on six
victories and three defeats.
With a hard hitting team be-
hind a standout pitcher in Art
Wilson. Cooley rates the favorite
70 repeat. Central has used three
p tchers in qualifying. while
Eastern will count on "Bobo'
Yuergens and Dick Dieters and
Northeastern on George Dudich
on the mound.
Second and Third Division title
games are set in the Catholic
League. ST. Alphonsus. last years
winner. will face st. Philip for the
Second Division crown, while st
ITedwig meets Sacred Heart fol-
the Third Division title. Both
games are listed for Tuesday aft
lernoon.
The st. Alphonsus st. PhiliI
clash will bring together two Of
the parish leagues outstanding
pitchers, Tony Husse of st. Al
lphonsus, southpaw, and Bill
Martin of st. Philip.
Catholic Central again won tn,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Wayne Issues
Awards TO s.

David L. Holmes, Wayne Uni
kersity athletic director. has an
bounced the names OF award
winners for Wayne's final season
pf spring sports. Baseball. track
snd tennis are deleted from the
Wayne program for the duration.
Baseball awards went TO II;
track. TO 26 and Tennis ID. These
Figures include both varsity and
freshman team members.
Six OF this group are two-sport
men and one has won awards in
bhree. r. p. Betker. T. II. Marsh,
and J. l.. Magnstta were members
i f the l941 football squad; kavieff
won football numerals and the
EanVleck twins were basketball
Regulars. Larry Raskin has now
won numerals in football, track
and tennis.
Baseball majors-Dayid NJ Crockett,
Lau w. Hin. Richard o Jones, Roberi
-. Ted H. Marsh, Julius Aolis, Harry
tests. Douglas G. Rutherford baurics
~, Jon b. vanVisck. William J. Van
E1Sck, Robert T. wallace. Robert ". white
md Donald l.. swanson, manager. Minors
-ciyds Chapel, Nick Rsichsrdt snd Robert
l. WolpewitI. assistant manager.
Varsity track Ralph p. Becker, Roeer'
X. Grant, Wayne l. Hatfield. Joseph l.
Asgnstta. Milton NJ. Ninkin. Bert q
Pryor. Robert winso and Linvood C.
Wright. freshman Richard r Arnold
lack l.. Benish. Robert A. BsnyHs Alvin
J. Boyd. wallace l.. Doniey Don "
Economy. John n. Fsughau, Coimsr
SoIdberr. Eugene GoreckI, shsldon ksvieff
Robert M. Middisksuff. John q. Palumbo
lawrence y. Raskin, Arthur q. Rnsssr
Maurice u. Sugar. George q walker
smes v. williams and Chester J.
)Hoisnin
Varsity tennis Irving A. Fowler. Alvh
Gefen. Elmer n Miller. Edward
'romack. Armen shsksrtian and Sanford
MARSHA wsky. Freshman symond n. Got
hsb. Elliot n. Luby, George " Miller
Lawrence y. Raskin. Philip sehretber, Bef
,. siegel ana Elmer ". wiedmsn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Boxer Len Bennett
At Selfridge Field

Ralph Pinelli. son OF Babe, The
National League umpire, is hitting
the ball at a merry clip for the
Enid, Okla, Aires. 1941 national
semipro champions. according tc
George Maskin. former Detroit
Times sports writer now in the
army George is home on fur
Tough Pinelli is hitting .40s
with three home runs in the first
five games He is sergeant
and on the reserve list Of the
New York Yankees.
Pvt. Leonard Bennett, who
fought in 273 bouts. is with the
army air force at Selfrfdge Field
Bennett started as a swimmer
winning the junior A. A. u. breast
stroke title in 1926 he started
the same year as an amateur
boxer and won the lightweight
championship he turned pro
as q welterweight his last bout
was a 10-round victory over Cleo
McNeal In the Midway Arena,
Chicago. in April Of this year
He hopes TO organize a boxing
team at Selfridee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

First Division east side champion
ship, but a three-way tie resulted
on the west side. On Monday Re-
deemer will meet st. Mary OF
bedford. with the winner taking
contests winner then will face
Catholic Central in the title game
Friday.
on Lourdes Wednesday. The latter
Also up for decision are the
singles and doubles tennis cham
pionships of the Metropolitan
League. which will be run off
Monday and Tuesday at North
western.
In singles. Jerry Gurman, Gen.
trail. will play Glen Enos. High
land Park, and Don Mckay, High
land Park, takes on Al Gross.
Central. The doubles are strictly
between Hamtramck and Central
teams. Sammy Perry and Bert
Cronin, Hamtramck, meet Doug
Selik and Sid Pollok. Central,
while Ben Wineberg and Bob Hen
messy, Central. oppose Ed Pooh
mara and Louis Bujak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Polo Players
10 Try. Again
pI0ys on teone .

Midwest Polo season starts Sun.
day afternoon when the Ever.
green's meet the Zephyrs ut Ever
green Field, Eight-Mile road and
James Couzens highway at 4
o'clock. Al Chick No. i, voiney
Bayley No. 2 and Frank Coulson
No. 8 form the Evergreens.
Their opponents are Moe Berg
man No. !, Don McCarrol No. 2
and Barney link No. 3. These
teams were to have met a week
ago but rain resulted in q post
ponement.
The schedule calls for matches
with Lansing, Flint, Toledo, Chi
cago, Cleveland and New York
teams in addition TO others.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Cochrane's Forces
Eye Championship

The week OF July 6 is set aside
by the amateur softbsll associa-
ton as National USO softball week
/. all gate receipts Of one night
OF the week will be turned over
TO the USO.
Mickey Cochrane's Great Lakes
team. winner of IL straight. is
cycling the service championship
I. they have defeated Jefferson
Barracks twice and Camp Grant
once Don bunker from In
diana University is developing into
the best pitcher He was the
most valuable player in the West
ern Conference last year and had
another year to 60 when he en-
listed Joe Grace leads the hit
tiers with mark just three points
under 400.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Athletics Nip
Browns, 6 TO 5

PHIL ELPHIA. June s
UNS). - The Philadelphia Ath-
letics defeated the st. Louis
Browns today, 6 to 5. before a
small Saturday crowd of 5000
fans.
The Athletics jumped off to an
early lead but at the end of four
innings Roger Wolff. knuckle-ball
pitcher, lost his stuff and retired
in favor of Herman Besse. The
latter checked the Browns with
two hits the rest of the way but
Wolff was credited with the win.
Tony Criscola, Brownie left fielder,
made four hits in four times up.
Eden Auker was lifted in the
fourth for a pinch-hitter and was
the loser, his third defeat of the
year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
VIRGIL TRUCKS MASTERING CONTROL
But Physical Condition Is Question Mark
BY LEO MACDoNELL

There has never been any ques-
lion about Virgil Trucks speed.
He has a blazing fast ball. Base
ball experts have been touting
the young Tiger right handler as
Bob Teller. potential Walter
Johnson-once he acquired control
and experience.
Trucks appears 10 have acquired
the control that with big league
polish may make him a great
pitcher. lie walked only two
batsmen--one in each game--in
his last two starts. which were
brilliant victories for the former
Beaumont and Buffalo finger. In
one. you'll recall. he licked the
Indians, s To 2. and in the other.
in Philadelphia the other night
he shut out the Athletics. 2 TO O.
Trucks yielded but four hits ia
the Indians and six to the. AS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Tars Keep Their
Golf in Mind

Burton Slower of WILLIAMSON,
Mich, now pitcher for Chanute
Field. won his third game for the
post team recently He trimmed
Illinois Wesleyan Z 10 l He
formerly pitc h d for Lansing,
Michigan State League The
Chanute Field Plainsmen have a
game in July with St. Joseph,
Mich.
More than 100 bluejackets daily
make the rounds of the nine-hole
Sail Ho Golf Course at the United
States Naval Training Station al
San Diego Clubs are furnished
by the station personnel and there
lis a professional on hand The
record for the course is 81, set BY
Louis Jennings, third class store.
keeper The old mark was held
by Bill Nary. pro at Bing Crosby
Rancho Santa Fe course Jen-
nings holds the record for the
Eastmoreland course in Portland
Ore, with a IS and the Portland
Golf Club with the same total
He is one of the top amateurs in
the country, reaching the semi
finals of the National amateur in
Omaha.
Three stars OF the University of
Tennessee football team Of last
year enlisted together at Knoxville
and together arrived at San Diego
All are 20 years old They
are Bob Hicks, Clay Stapleton and
Clyde Craven All are taking
specialist courses.
Besides being manager OF the
New Cumberland. Pa. reception
center baseball team, Pat Mullin
4 is the leading hitter The first
few games proved his right shout
der, broken last year. has COM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
PITTSBURGH

Totals 20 ~ Totals 10 4 ~ IL
'Bsttsd for Hughes In eighth
pn,lsdelphla 600 100 OO0--i
pittsburrh 900 710 OOx--a
Runs-Ettsn, Anderson, Barrett, Elliott.
rrror-Northey. Runs batted in-Etten.
Elliott, DiMaggio. Barrett. Two-base hits
-Bragan, Elliott, Anderson. Home run
Ctten. Sacrifice hit--Elliott. Double plays
-Bragan 10 Etten, Bragan TO Glossop 70
Etten. Left on bases - Philadelphia 4.
Pittsburgh q. Bases on balls-off Hughes
b. OF sewell z, OF Podgainy 7. Struck out
BY Hughes 2. by sewell =. Hits-Off
hughes a IN innings, off Podgsiny none
in 7 inning. Umplres BsrIick. Pineili and
Rsnsnfsnt. Time ~ gsme-i:3i. Attend
hncs ltctuslD--1.tN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Pirates Finally
Win I in a Row

PITTSBURGH. June 6 (INS). -
Rip Sewell pitched the Pirates 10
three-hit. 3 10 l victory over
he Phils today. giving the BUGS
Two In a row. their longest winning
streak since May 3. Nick Etten's
home run robbed Sewell of shut.
put rs he hung UP his fifth triumph
pf the year. Etten also beat out
IN infield single, taking down two
bf the three Quaker hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
PHILADELPHIA

Totals - Is "a 1s Totals 81 IL Al o
'Ratted for Auker IN fourth
tBstted for Hanniog in eighth.
St Louis ZOO 100 l0O--5
O22 400 0oy-6
Runs-Gutteridgs Cliu. NcouInn. Jud-
nich Lasbs; Kreevich, siebert, Vslo. Wsg-
ner T. Blair. Error--Blsir. Runs bstted In
Blair 2, siebert. Johnson. Davis 2, Girls
cola, Judnich. Gift, Lssbs. stephens. Two
base hits-Criscols. Judnich, Davis. Kree-
vich. Three-bsse hits--Blsir. siebert. stolen
Vsio, Cutteridgs. Double
plsys-Biair 20 siebert, Gift 10 Gutteridge
Ito Ncouinn, Hannipg TO stephens TO Nc
Louis 10. Bases on bsils-or Wolf 4, off
Hanning 2. Struck out-By Wolff 8, by
Besse 2, by Auker I. Hits-on Wolff
IN in 9 1-3 innings, off Besse 2 In 2 "a
innings. off Auker In , innings, off
Hanning in 4 innings. off Biscan none
IN inning. Winning piteher-wolff. Los
ing pitcher-Auker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
IS Sfrikeoufs

Thus. the Indians and Athletics
in 10 innings collected only 10 hits
and two runs of the Detroit clubs
new fast ball wizard. Moreover,
in the two contests he totaled Is
strikeouts. In five games he has
whitfield % batsmen. q tribute 10
the torrid character of his fast
ball.
Are these two performances a
flash in the pan? Who knows ?
In any event, they are exhibitions
sufficiently good TO give Del Baker
heart. Trucks has lost games,
yes. three of them TO be exact.
But the Alabaman has revealed
enough TO make Baker believe
that the Tigers in Trucks have
something extra special" in a
pitcher.
The only fly in the ointment is
Trucks physical condition. Though
a big. strapping, fine-looking lad,
Trucks suffers from low blood
pressure and has been taking
Treatments at Ford Hospital. The
CONTINUED on Page Four)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
!Sy EDGAR HAYES

bird baseman on the Jackson
Vile Naval Station team Is Bill
Riggs, Northwestern High base
ball player in 81 !. the team is
coached by Lieut.. George Earn
shaw, one-time' top-notch pitcher
for the Philadelphia Athletics In
their pennant-winning days.
Thus far the team has won ~
OF 20 games played. defeating
such clubs as Jersey City Giants,
Atlanta Crackers and Jackson
Vile Tars After finishing at
Northwestern. Riggs played with
Altes in the Detroit Baseball
Federation. Altes won the
worlds championship at Pitts
burgh and Washington He en-
listed in Detroit and took his
recruit training at Great Lakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
Walters HurIs
Sixth Victory

CINCINNATI. June 6 (UP).-
Bucky Walters hurled and hit his
sixth straight victory here today,
an 81 triumph over Jim Tobin
and the Boston Braves, which
gave the Cincinnati Reds posses
sion Of fourth place in the Ma
tional League race and dropped
the Braves into fifth position.
unSrnN StNCtuNArf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
at Plum Brook

The weekly tournament Of the
Women's Metropolitan Golf Asso-
citation will be held at Plum Brook
Golf Club Wednesday. The new
starting time is $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07
CINCINNATI
BOSTON

Totals ~ Z "A IL Totals 81 IL II Q
Boston 900 ZOO o0o-2
Cincinnati 022 0o2 7Ox-s
Rpns-Lombsrdi. west; Frey. y. Nc
cornick 2, Haas 2, voiimer. LSmanno.
walters. Runs battsd in-Ross 2, Me-
|Cormick q Haas 2, voilmer, walters ..
Two-bsse htis-Holmes, Miller, Waltsrs.
Home runs-Mccormick. Haas, walters.
Sacrifice Marshall. Double plsys--Miller
cormlek. Frey To Mccormick. Struck out
l-By Tobin &. BY walters .. Bssee on
ssrs- OF Tcbir q. 81 wsrers ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-07

pletely healed He Il one OF
the fsvorites with all the men on
the post. A