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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Change in Morale

Incidentally, the great change
In American morale. incidental
10 our formal entry into the
war. came precisely AZ the time
when expansion OF the arma-
ment effort was about 10
wrench the national economy
from its peace-time moorinGS.
The people were soon 10 come
face-to-face with increase d
priority unemployment and with
growing evidences of shortages.
The popular mood for accepting
sacrifice and inconvenience has
unquestionably improved since
the totalitarian adventures dc
clared war.
Now. recognizing that war Is
grim business. we should face
the transitional period with
grim realism Priority unem-
ployment. though painful. VIII
be an index that the armament
industry is really expanding and
beginning TO deliver the goods.
In face of the austere de-
mands placed on the national
economy. IT is, desirable TO free
our minds. from confusing and
demagogic notions, which tend
10 delay production Now that
the first array Of plants has
been built and arc ready for
production. all that is required
10 step up output is the day
to-day managerial skill which
has been displayed so conSplcu-
ously in our peacetime indus
tries. In order TO get maximum
results. we should not haraSS
our business executives with
needless legislative burdens or
through uniformed criticism.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
New Norge Unit
Has S14,OO0,0(O
War Contract
Ship Machine Tools
From Illinois Plant
Over TO Muskeeon

Award of $14,000,O00 war
order for the victory program to
the newly formed Norge Machine
Products division has been an
nounced here by Howard E. Blood,
president. Norge division, Borg
Warner Corporation.
The order will be manufactured
at Muskegon. Mich, in a plant
acquired by Norge from the Aus
tin Road Machinery Company.
Unused for the past year, the
plant was constructed during the
last war. Machinery for the new
operations was secured by Norge
through purchase OF a Freeport,
Ill, plant formerly engaged in the
manufacture of machinery.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-18
Shoes for the Russians

Manufacturers in the United
States are producing military
shoes for Russia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Spartan Nine
Seeks Revenge

EAST LANSING, May 81
Playing its second twilight contest
within a week, the Michigan State
nine will seek TO avenge an early
season defeat at the hands of
University OF Michigan when the
two intra-state rivals meet here
tomorrow night.
Last Friday the Spartans en-
gagged Great Lakes in a twilight
game, and the idea proved SO
popular, attracting an overflow
crowd, that officials re-scheduleo
the coming encounter for $50 p. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
YankS Going to Town
Continued from First Sport Page)

Joe Dobson the Sox's
leading pitcher so much he took
an exit at the end of the frame
but also put a large "A" on the
center field Scoreboard and gave
Atley Donald. on the hill for the
New Workers, a much better work.
ing margin than he actually
needed.
The only other afternoon game
on the schedule in the American
League saw the Senators wallop
the AS s TO 3.
The Cleveland Indians produced
a pair of ninth inning TALES TO
topple the Chicago White Sox, 2
10 ], last night and halt a five
game losing streak. Mel Harder,
pitching his first game with the
aid of spectacles, doled out seven
scattered hits. .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
It's Wise
Moss Day
At Track
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page)
Stable. He ran a close second to
T. M. Dorsett in the Boots and
Saddles here and was strong
public choice in the Willow Run,
Jockey Gilberto Olivera didn't
have any difficulty bringing Ship
Biscuit home. While Bright Arc
set the pace in the early stages,
Olivera held Ship Biscuit third
then came through on the rail in
the stretch for an easy length VIC
tory
Ship Biscuit was one OF two
favorites. Darby Deedee,
which scored in the seventh race
by a neck over the 40 to ] shot
Moonish, was the second. but the
fifty had a close escape from dis
Jockey Glenn Crowell seemed
unable to control him. and Darby
Deedee was all over the track in
the stretch. He appeared to i'm
pede Moonish in the last sixteenth.
AS a result a big boo went up along
with the official" sign.
Overheard along with most OF
the other favorites went Bill
Farnsworth. the nine-year-old cam
paigner from Tall Trees Stable.
Old Bill just didn't have il. wound
up next to last in the Lincoln
Park Purse won by Fairly Fly.
The fans are still packing in at
the track. There were $4,000 out
despite the threatening
and the rain which fell
during three races. Today's crowd
is expected be just as large.
Track officials were pleased by
word from Highland Park General
Hospital that Jockey Fritz Weida-
man. injured in the meetings first
spill Monday. might be released in
time to attend today's races. His
agent signed for him TO
ride five races, but il Is not be-
lieved he will get into the saddle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Gowdy Of 1917
Had Nothing on
Williams Of 1912
BY BOB CoNsIDINE

international news service sports Writer
NEW YORK. May 27.-vNot
since Hank Gowdy strolled into a
recruiting parlor in 1917 and
humbly inquired, How do you go
about joining this mans army ?"
has an outstanding athlete en-
listed more casually than did Ted
Williams.
Without fanfare, without even
mentioning il TO Tom Yawkey,
Eddie Collins, Joe Cronin or Phil
Troy, Williams simply signed up.
The first news his bosses had Of
the enlistment came when they
were idly listening to a sports
broadcast that evening by Jimmy
Britt. Boston announcer. Teds
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Scratches

ny United Press
DETROIT
Track good.
Fourth Race-Good Play.
BELMONT PARK
Track fast
First Race Fortress. Druge Budded.
Second Race--Liberty Franc.
Third Raee-Epindel
Fourth Race-sIide Rule
Fifth Raee--Hi Kip. Chickore, Gallant
Dick. cairingorm, Parstheen, Triersrch.
Seventh Race--Wood Robin, Saku
Eighth Race-Hillblond.
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track, fast.
First Race--chsnce Run Miss Coed,
Village Belle Two Kick, See See
Second Race Two Ways, Mellow,
Mine, Principal One.
Third Raee-sarge.
Seventh Race-Idle Fancies, Repeller,
LINCOLN FIELDS
Track. fast.
First Race-Away Tea Ring Buechel
Derfecto Phil. Bold Miss. Bachelor Fred
Second Race-Chance Lark. TOP Note,
Mickey's Bid. Play Creenock. Flowery
Path. Peppercade.
Third race declared on
Sixth Race-Prince o'Msrs.
Seventh Race--Perplex, Toms Ladd
Hadalad, Brown Comet, Rsby Rather.
High Talent.
beedse, Doug Bfashear. Aloolly Miss
Pittypat. Ducsh. Galley Sweep. valdina
Chief
Ninth Race (substnu,e) will run AZ
new third race-Waltham Gross.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Spokane TO Hold
Western Amateur

CHICAGO. May u nNS).-The
Western Amateur golf tournament
will be played this year at the
Mantle Golf and Country Club.
Spokane, Wash. il was announced
today by T. c. Butt. president of
the Western Golf Association. The
dates are from July 7 TO II.
Marvin Bud Ward, now in the
Army Air Corps, is the defending
chamDion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Morgan Seeks
Second Decision
Over Hinton
ToNIGHT,s FIGHT CARD

i
Des Moines 'hghtweights s)
Leslie Jock. Flint. vs.. Pete Boles. De-
troit. featherwsights 90
Big Boy Brown, Detroit, vs. lands
White. Detroit. heavies co..
Ed Ssrkesian. Detroit, VS. Joe Lawton.
Cincinnati. heavies 90.
Kayo Morgan. long inVincible,
tonight hopes 10 become conyinc-
able SO far as Norm Hinton, Ohio
lightweight champion is concerned
when they meet in Fairview Gar
dens for the second time within
two months.
Hinton still believes he can add
Morgan TO the list of other Mich
igan scrappers he has beaten de-
spite the fact he lost a decision
TO the veteran southpaw six weeks
ago. Hinton hold victories over
Orville Drouillard, Bobby McIn-
tyre. Ralph Barnett. Speedy john
son. Mike Gramiere and others.
Kayo, in the best shape of his
career-which extends over two
decades--was positive he would
convince Hinton that he still has
plenty TO learn about the Morgan
manner" before he can achieve
victory
The supporting card is high
lighted by the renewal Of the feud
between Bill Eddy and Johnny
Dudley. They met three weeks
ago and went 10 a draw in one of
the best scraps seen hereabouts in
months.
Another highlight will be the
debut here OF Ed SaFkesian. Ar
menian newcomer, who even be-
fore facing his first pro opponent,
issued a challenge TO any heavy
weight or lightheavy in this area.
Sarkesian. unorthodox and pow
erful. weighs TO His opponent.
Joe Lawton. tips the beam at 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Saline Prep Pitcher
Strikes Out Is Bdtters

YPSILANTI, May 27.-Saline's
Eugene Weed didn't quite pitch
his third consecutive no-hit game,
but he did pretty well just the
same in downing Ypsilanti Roose-
welt. 81. in a prep game. Weed
gave up only one hit, double in
the seventh inning. and struck out
10 batterS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

way. 4-- ---
The woman is Mrs, S. r. Living
stone of the Country Club and she
won at Birmingham Country Club
in a playoff with Margaret Rus
sell of Oakland Hills after they
had both tied at the end of the
regulation round with SIS.
Mrs. Livingstone, who hits a
comparatively short but straight
ball when pitted against the long
hitting Miss Russell, was conceded
small chance TO win in the extra
hole playon on the long first hole
against the wind, but with a chip
and a 6-foot putt for a par 5 Mrs.
Livingstone won against her OPP
ponent's DOGGY 6.
On that hole Miss Russell was
trapped on her third shot and
failed TO explode close enough to
the pin TO share il with the winner.
But il was Mrs Livingstone's
finish that put things into a tie.
On the long eighteenth she Clipped
her third shot four feet from the
pin and dropped the putt for a
birdie 4 TO come into a tie with
Miss Russell who had a regulation
par ) on the hole.
Other winners. first fight: first
.gross-Mrs. r. B. Crawford. 81;
second groSs--Mrs. Joseph Hosner,
SO; first net-MrS. l.. p. Dodds,
91-14-77; second net-Mrs. +. j.
Dore, 95-l7-78. Second fight:
first gross-Mrs. John Dodds. "a !:
second gross Mrs. J. L. Mar
telle. 100; first net--Mrs. c. B.
Tuttle. 102-24-7S second net
Mrs. A. S. McCloy, 102-20-82.
Third fight: first gross-Mrs. T.
p. Brown. 101; second-Mrs. /. X.
Nilsson. LOG; first net-Mrs. +. J.
Niemeyer, l06-3l-75; second net
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Bydson, Gray Win
Hale America Berths

TORONTO, May u lUP).-
Gordon Brydson. Mississauga Golf
Club. and Bob Gray. Scarboro,
yesterday won the two qualifying
berths for the Hale America open
golf finals al Chicago June 1871.
Fifteen men competed.
Brydson made a 71-73--144 10
head the list while Gray registered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Toledo Sells OutfieIder

BUFFALO. n. Y. May II tUP).
49, The purchase OF Outielder
Henry Steinbacker from Toledo of
the American Association was an
nounced today by John c. Stigl-
meier, general manager of the
International League Buffalo
Bisons. Schumacher batted .269
last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

There were only two games
in the National League.
the Boston Braves picking up a
half game on the idle Dodgers by
beating the Giants. 4 to 2 to sweep
their two-game series. tf
In the other contest the Cardi-
nails managed TO exc out 3 10 l
verdict over the Cubs in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Tartar Nine TO Try
Again Against Hurons

Wayne University's basel "a |
team. without a victory in nine
encounters this spring, will meet
Michigan State Normal College in
a return game at Ypsilanti today.
Earlier in the season the Hurons
downed the Tartars in Detroit TO
the iIInn-dfs ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Detroit Black Sox 10
Invest in War Bonds

Detroit Black Sox. member of
the Negro Major League. will in
vest 10 per cent of its gross re-
ceipts on 40 games in war bonds.
The Sox open their league sea-
son Saturday against Cincinnati
Ethiopian Clowns. Games will be
played here every Saturday and
Sunday at Sports Park, Livernois
and Elmhurst avenues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Fight Results

BY United Press
New York-Chester Rico. 1919. New
York. outpointed Billy Davis, 1891. Miners
VILE Pa. 1O); Milton KesAler, A4h. New
York. outpolnted Pete Geno. 14T, New
York (s); Jack Cooper, 1f1, Chicago, out
pointed Wcky Harkins, 1f9, Philadelphia
scored technical Knockout over Mario
LAM. 1871. New York CD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
Probable Pitchers
ny United Press
NATIONAL LEAGUE

I NATIONAL LEAGIE
Cincinnati CWalters 3-D al Chicago
Gee 6-2I--3:31 p. m. CWT
Brooklyn--(Wyatt Alb at Boston (Tobin
5-5--3 .. m. EWT.
New York schumaeher la at Phfa-
delphia Hughes 1-6)--e D. m. EWT.
St Louis (VFarneke 2-2) At Pittsburgh
(Sewell 4.3J--3:i5 D. m. EWT.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit - tTrout $40 81 81. Louis Harris
1-5l- p. m, CWT.
Chicago-- Hum phries l-3l AT Cleveland
tBAgby 6-D--f p. m, EWT
Boston Newsorne f-3l ~ Washington
(Masterson OBJ . p. m EWT.
Philadelphia CWoiH 3-D al New York
(Bonham s-Ol--3 .. m. EWT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
The Hard Way
Mrs, Livingstone Wins Womens District Golf
Event in PIayoff With Margaret Russell

She hasn't won a weekly medal
play event of the Women's District
Golf Association for five years but
she did il yesterday and the hard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

Betty Melvin. 109-33-76.
Scores in the championship
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
$1.o5

KEDs TENNIS oxFORDS. Heavy
weight duck uppers, thick rubber
soles, with built-in arch supports.
A famous shoe!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
$11.o5

LEATHER GOLF BAGS. Large pro-
fessionai models, in fine grain
leather. Upper pockets and hood.
Limited quantity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

CASTING OUTFIT. Includes South
Bend ''Psrfect-oreno" no-thumbing
reel, solid steel casting rod, 5o-yd.
waterproof silk line.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27
1895

TOM JARVIS GOLF SET. ? beau
tifuiiy matched and balanced clubs,
& woods, 5 irons) in large oval
shape bag. Mems, ladies'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-27

WILSON "ALICE MARBLE"
RACKET. Multi-laminated frame
for strength. Perforated leather
grip. Freshly Nylon strung.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Times Quarterbacks' Golf Meet
Promises to Be a Gala Affair

come 20 the dinner If they make
reservations IN advance. The
cost including golf and dinner
VIII be 81 or just have that FOR
dinner alone.
The Downtown Quarterback
Club is made up oil football fans
who attend The Detroit Times
Monday lunChcons during the
season III YOU attended any II
The meeting, last year you are
eligible 70 play in the tourna-
ment
Send your reservations TO The
Detroit Times sports depart
ment II Won have a preference
for q starting time state il and
wei Try to- take care OF you.
ThercH be lots of football fans
or hand 50 don't be afraid 10
enter If you haven't A fourSome.
You'll find congcnial company
among hc best fans IN the
world
Don forgSt The date. Sep
tember 3 ~ Western Golf and
Country Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Red Sox Clip
Senators Twice.
Williams Homers
Ted's 18th Circuit
Clout Helps in n,
TO Double Triumph

BOSTON, Aug. Is (UP).-Tex
HughSon won his ninth straight
and fifteenth of the year as the
Boston Red Sox clipped the Wash
ington Senators in both ends of
their double-header, 2-1 and 7-6,
Saturday.
HughSon allowed 10 hits in the
opening game against six doled
out by Sid Hudson, but was re-
turned the winner when Ted Will
lams walloped his twenty-fifth
homer with one on.
Lou Finney came through with
a triple with two men aboard in
the ninth inning of the nightcap
to give Boston victory The Sena-
tors had tied the score in the
seventh on two singles, Finney'S
error and an infield out. Williams
and Tony Lupien singled in the
ninth before Finney failed his
triple.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
BY LEO MACDONELL

II the Tigers aren't already
punchy from the lickings they've
absorbed on the diamond, their
mothers won't know them when
they get through with a iig-saw
puzzle schedule they will suffer for
something like is days, beginning
this Monday.
The schedule is a cross between
a second-handed railroad time
table on a payday bat. whacky
clock that runs both ways at the
same time and the craziest crazy
quilt your grandma ever went
crazy over.
Between the league games and
the added exhibition entries, games
will be started at eight different
times, 10 wit: ; o'clock, $50, 6,
$50. s. Sis, $50 and 9.
There's one thing 10 be said for
the competition outside Of the
league. The Tigers will not be
playing teams with such prosaic
handles as Yankees, Red Sox or
Indians Instead. they VIII in one
city face the Fleetwings, in an
lother the Red Roses and in an
Iother the Blue Rocks.
Sounds like the old Superior
I CWiSl City League.
The great adventure begins Mon
day with game against the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Lions to Scrimmage
Sunday at Charlev0iX

CHARLEVOIX, Aug 15.-Foot-
ball fans of Michigan will get their
first taste Of real football this
Sunday when the Detroit Lions
hold their first scrimmage of the
season.
Coach Bill Edwards has had the
Lions working for 10 days doing
conditioning exercise and light
contact work and feels that
actual heavy contact now is neces-
sary 10 sharpen up the attack for
the Lions opener with the Phila-
delphia Eagles in Erie on Sep
TENDER 5.
Some indication of a first string
1912 lineup may be taken from
the team that has been working as
a unit during the last few days of
practice. Alex WoiiechowiCz has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Beaten in First,
Ydnks Win ID

PHILAD FLpUT a.. Aug. -
GNS) The a thleticS today
handed Sturgeon Chandler ms
third defeat OF the season. against
10 victories in beating the New
York Yankees. 3 10 /. in the first
game Of a double-header. The
Yanks bounced back 10 take the
nightcap. ; TO 3. behind Ernie
Bonhanl. who scored his fourteenth
triumph.
The AS won tho opener behind
Dick Fowler whom his mates
scored two runs in the first inning
and another IN the sixth on Bob
JohnSon's twelfth home run Char
ley Keller homered for the Yanks
only run.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
TIGER SCHEDULE GIVES EN- BEATING
Punchy or Not, Here Comes Our Team

"And will that be battle"
booms booming Charles p.
Ward, one of Allentown cele-
brated products.
The Allentown game starts at s
o'clock which puzzles Ward
"Most all the Dutch and Irish
are i'm he'd by that time" Ward
explains. Must he some special
ruling by the mayor to keep
them up
From Allentown the Tigers
move over to Lancaster. Here's Z
that's where Del Baker.
boys play the Red Roses.
Maybe they made a mistake
and IL should he -Four Roses"
suggested Dizzy Trout.
mo, IL says right here Red
Roses Berry perused the
schedule with the aid of a Mich
igan Central time table and the
latest Michigan prices on Cana
dian rye.
Al Philadelphia. where the
Tigers are scheduled for a twir
bill August 20, there will be game,
played AT $50 and $50 From
Philly. the Tigers cross over the
state border for a game at vii
mington, their first swing in Del.
aware.
somebody on the club has
cousin In Wilmington, | guess"
was the closest Berry could
come TO an explanation Of that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16

Charley Eachman. head coach
Of Michigan State College and
the members Of has football
coaching staff VIII play IN the
Downtown QGartcrbackS golf
tournament 40 Western Golf
Club September . Bachman,
a c0lOrful speaker also VIII give
= prcyiew of h~ team s. pros poets
a. thc football dinner % The
even nc
All thc leading coaches in
this section arc expected 90 take
part .D the biz program which
viii start the new football sea-
sor. All members Of The De-
trft Time, Downtown Quarter
hack Club are eligible 20 COM
pete Prizes in the golf tourns/
ment which viii te be a handI-
cap affair 70 an viii have "a
chance 20 win Will be tickets 20
thF major games during the
fOottal. season
The Tournament VIII run an
dsy with the dInnCr scheduled
Tor ? m The evening Those who
can [ play golf VIII be most vel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
Rowe Released
To Montreal

NEW YORK. Aug. Is (UP).-
Pitcher Lynwood CSC h DOL o y
Rowe and first baseman Babe
Dahlgren were released by the
Brooklyn Dodgers today on option
to their Montreal club Of the In
terpational League.
The Dodgers reserved the right
TO recall them on "a hours notice.
Rowe was obtained from the
Tigers and Dahlgren from the
Cubs this season.
Fred Falzone, a right handed
pitcher, has been purchased from
Durham of the Piedmont League
and sent TO Indianapolis of the
American Association under OPP
ton, it was disclosed simulta-
neously. Falzone, q, is a New
Yorker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16

been working at center, with
Augie Lilo and George Sirochman,
rookie from Duquesne. handling
the guards. George Speth, an
other rookie; Ted Pavelec and
Emil Urmeovich have been divid-
ing the tackle duties. Bill Fisk
and Mike BalitSaris and Tuffy
Chambers have been AT the ends.
In the backheld Paul SzakaSh
has been moved back 10 his old
blocking back post, while Ned
Mathews has been used at wing
back. Big John Polanski the
210-pound Wake Forest speed
demon. has been at fullback, and
Harry Hopp has been handling the
tailback assignments.
Joe Stringfellow, the ball-play-
ing end from Mississippi South
ern, came into camp a few days
ago as an end and may wind Up
playing left half. The likahle
southern boy can kick and pass
with the best Of them and has
been working out al both positions
for the last three days.
LLOYD Cardwcll. who was named
co-captain along with Woiciccho.
wicz, will report 10 camp Tuesday
He has been in Nebraska, visiting
his mother who is III. The dean OF
the Lions will come into camp al
1875 pounds, nearly 10 pounds
heavier and in much better condi-
ton than in previous years.
Johnny Schneider, former Lion
end in the days Of the champion.
ship team Of 1885. has been in
camp for the last few DAYS helping
IN coaching the ends. Last year
John helped out as a scout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16

Twin City All Stars in MuSkegun,
which is scheduled TO start at 5
O'Clock, come Sleet. snow, rain or
the sheriff IT.
From Muskegon the Tigers
spring down 10 Battle Greek,
where on Tuesday they battle the
|vitamin saturated Post Products
team. This contest will start at 6
O'Clock.
On Wednesday as 2 treat, tho
Tigers have hCen matched 10 play
ono of the teams IN The majors
They are coming homc-briefiy--
TO battle the Cleveland Indians al
Briggs Stadium This contest IS &c
.be one OF the Detroit clubs twi'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16

It's the Blue Rocks the Tigers
play at Wilmington.
Then come games at New York
and Boston. "a couple of towns up
the coast a bit.
on the return West they will
play at Buffalo. Somebody forgot
10 put Buffalo on the schedule go
inc East. The Buffalo game may
be played az the depot while the
team is passing through Berry
wasn't sure about that however
When they Vrt homo, att Tigers
will be given mental tests. II they
have not already had them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-16
CdmiIi' S Homer
Beats Braves

NEW YORK, Aug. IS GNS).-
Dolph Camillis twentieth home
run of the season spelled a 10 4
victory for the Brooklyn Dodgers
today over the hapless Boston
Braves. With two out in the ninth
and Joe MedwiCk on base as a
result Of a single. the big first
baSeman connected 10 give Larry
French his thirteenth victory Of
the wear.