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Evening star., 1942-04-20
Crude Oil Prices

TULSA. Okla. April 90 -P,-Base crude
l37: okIahoma-Kansas' srsvlty scale. IS
70 1,25: North North Central and West
East Texas, Lis; West Texss srsvity
scale, 90 10 lie; North Louisiana
Arkansas. srsvity scale. IS TO 100.
Rocky Mountain area. Salt Greek, wyos
gravity scala % to l-20.
Eastern area. Pennsylvania grade Brad
toro,Aneghsnyl 500; same grade In
sTade in Eureka lines. $50 Corning, l 81.
Evening star., 1942-04-20
| Toxic Bombing
| Aids Market
| At London
tht Aksoeiated Press

By fbe Associated Press
LONDON. April 2o.-Prices moved
higher in early trading on the stock
market today. rejecting optimistic
interpretations of the bombing at
tack reported from Toxic. and gains
were maintained TO the close
British funds held their slight ao-
vances and in the foreign list Ar
gentine. Brazilian and Chinese bonds
were firmer.
Industrials and home rails, AL
though inactive. were steady. OILS
closed a shade higher and Kanirs
were Arm.
Evening star., 1942-04-20
Failures TotoI Rises

NEW YORK, April 20 (F,.-BuSi-
ness failures rose to 224 in the week
ended April is, from ais the pre-
vious week, Dun & Brsdstreet. Inc.
reported today. This is is per cent
under the 267 failures reported in
the corresponding week a year ago.
Evening star., 1942-04-20

Unit Of tradins, 10 shares In bank.
Tuntey or reeeiveTship or BEING reorssniTec
under Bankruptcy Act, or securities as
sumec BY such COMPANIES. Rates Of eivi-
dsn6S in the forexoinr table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or serni-annusl declaration. Unless other
wise noted special or extra dividends are
not included xd Ex dividend IT III
rights Also extra or extras. d Cash or
stock 2 Declared or paid 50 far this year
PAYABLE in stock z PAID last year h PAY
sbis IN Canadian funds Accumulated
dividends paid OF declared this year.
Evening star., 1942-04-20
Odd-lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. April 90 p The
/ Securities Commission reported today these
/ transactions by customers with odd-loi
| dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Esohsnse for April Is l.e47 puro
| sales involving s-1S9 shares inchdins
81 short sales involving l,la2 shares.
Evening star., 1942-04-20

What you buy is not rs precious a.
the paper you waste II you insist
that your storekeeper wrap it mp.
Evening star., 1942-04-20
Steel Quotations

NEW YORK. April 20 P-Steel rriess
per 100 pounds fob Pittsbursh: Hot
relied sheets, base price, 10, galvanized
Evening star., 1942-04-20

The time has come, the Walrus
said, TO buy some Defense Bonds.
Evening star., 1942-04-20
u. S. Treasury Notes

NEW YORK April 20 Gp.-Pr1ces quot
ed in dollars and thirty seconds.
Evening star., 1942-04-20
Washington Exchange
SALES

SABEcs
Capital Transit Col at 20iz, 5
at 20ia.
Evening star., 1942-04-20

Ex dividend. = Plus extras. Paid
10 far this year. ,e So extra, 500
extra @0c extra m 81 so extra. Cd
paid in 1a41. ty) $1,000 extra.
Evening star., 1942-04-20
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

gtocF ane sales---
DsViesnc Eate. Act %
nsv @evsi Soc iuos
Evening star., 1942-04-20
Foreion Exchunqe

'SubJect 70 Federal "a,
State income taxes.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-02
80 have l."

80 have J."
Then you know that any met
ais or ores mined at Tambay be-
long to the estate. Those are the
exact words. Aren't they?"
Il believe they are"
And you've been pretending 70
be a friend OF mine-of ours"
"Pretending?" he said, and I
thought saw her blink. But she
went right on.
I'm going 10 ask Maurie Sears
II we can't have the lease vacated
for fraud" Her lips began TO
tremble. Il don't want to breathe
the air TIL you're off the place for
ever she said.
do you feel that way, too,
Mom?" he asked me.
mo, don't" ! said. But there
ought to be some explanation,
Doc"
BY this time the poor guy must
have had about all he could take.
He turned on her and his manner
wasn't much pleasanter than hers.
IF there is nothing further, may
I remind you that you are tres
passing on university property?"
We got out
For all Docs frozen-faced refer
ring, ! didn't go TO Prexy Gill
christ. After turning 1t over in
my mind, I did go 10 old DR.. Shell
don in the geology department,
and put it up to him, all but the
envelope.
"Gold?" he said AT Tambay?"
He dragged out topographic
relief map and a lot of blueprints
and gave me free lecture. The
nearest gold strike, he said, was
80 miles away in the hills and
In an entirely different formation
There simply couldn't be a vein at
Tambay, he said; it wasn't that
kind of structure. IF gold has
been found at Tambay," he fin-
ished up, someone has been salt
ing the place. Do you understand
what is Meaning by salting?"
Since was 10 years old" i
said. Who'd want to salt it,"
Presumably some person who
wlsed to sell it," he said.
Which made no sense at all. But
I felt better about Doc Oliver.
Could I make Juddy see it that
way? No; she was through. She
wanted no more Of Loren Oliver;
not even to hear his name.
A couple Of afternoons later, while
I was trying to make :. mar out OF
my bank statement and having no
luck at all, a milWlion dollars worth
of rolling stock eased into camp and
played sweet music on its horn. I
temporarily canned by mathematics
and went out. A swell looking young
guy in Fifth Avenue sports clothes
gave me smile I'd like to have
framed for a souvenir and said,
Lots of Of folks have, that don't
even know who or what they are"
Who or what I am? You might
call me an enterpreneur, If you
know what that means"
Sure" / said. "A sucker with
money"
Something like that. My moneys
restless. Wants to get busy and
make more; to raise a family, as you
might say. I hear you've had gold
strike
If you're planning to entrepren
Tambay for gold, you're late" I
told him.
The Colds only sideline with
me-" he said. Next weeks avia-
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COPYRIGHT. teAi.
NH SERVICE. sftC.

ton meet over at Keraw is what
brought me down"
In the air business?" I asked
him.
We'll. I've got a few patents"
he said. Also I've backed a
Broadway show or two, taken n
crack at financing radio, and hit
EN- up a couple Of times on Wall
Street"
Say. who are you?" ! said.
"Edsel Ford? Or where did you
get all the money in the world?"
Only part Of It," nc said. Il got
It by getting born into the right
/ family"
Wouldn't want TO sink - invest
some? capital in a sound, reliable
tourist line, would your" asked
him
Not my season for tourists. I'm
buying up athletes this winter.
Got an option on pro football
franchise. All l need Is a team, to
make killing. Do you know a
bird at Welliver named Todd?"
Angel? DO I know my own
right leg! Angels liable to be
around this evening"
rs he? Then why don't I settle
in, right here?"
sang my little song. "You
couldn't find better place for the
money in these United States.
Electric light and heat. Hot and
cold running water. Shower bath
Fresh towels. Palatial furnish
ings. Auto shed with every cabin.
All for two dollars"
Fair enough. Todd isn't living
here, is he? understood he was
still at Welilver."
so he is. But he comes around.
He's sort of interested In my part
ner."
rs that so? I had q half inter-
est in her once, myself
HUH" / said. Whats that?
Say 1t again" ...-
I'm Henderson Kent"
ITO BE Continued
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-02-02
CIR ANIuM
CRACKERS
BIBLE STORIES
Ito BE Continued)

Many modern story has had its
counterpart in Biblical days, and
analogies are constantly being
drawn between current events and
the happenings reported in the
Bible. Check your knowledge of
this ancient book with these ques-
tons:
l. How many books are there
in the Old Testament of the Bible;
In the New Testament?
2. What sea was rolled back TO
permit Moses and the children Of
Israel to escape from the Phar-
aoh's soldiers?
3. What Psalms begin: at h c
Lord is my shepherd" and Bless
ed is the man that walketh not In
the counsel of the ungodly'? How
many Psalms are there?
4. Who was given coat OF many
colors by his father, and what did
his brothers do to him becalee they
were Jealous?
S. Who were Shadrach, Meshach
and Abednego?
Answers on Back Page
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
White Misses
Whit Record


Bob White OF Wayne University
has a record of 80 strikcouts to-
day in the last TWO games pitched
for Goddard in the Michigan In
tercounty League. lie had Is yes
terday. nine in a row. as Goddard
took ClarenCcvllc, II. The league
record is H.
Plymouth took over first place
in the White division IN defeating
Dearborn, 81. Kenneth DeboSy.
with his young son catching. struck
out nine and kept nine hits from
being too closely related
Clarence Lee. bound for service
in the army starting Thursday.
gave the boys a SiX-hltter and a
Strikcout total of Is 10 remember
him by as InkSter Merchants tor
pcdocd Mayflowcr. 10.
InkSter Linderman is onc-half
game out of first place in the blue
held by lnkStcr Mcr-
chants. thanks 10 Bob Mack'S five
hitter in beating Garden City. 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Golfer Bob Hope
Going 10 Alaska

DENVER. Aug II uNSl.-
Having done his part for soldiers
of five Colorado camps with 81
holes Of golf and 10000 wiSecrackS.
Bob Hope today was on route 10
Alaska for additional army relief
benefit work.
The Hollywood screen and radio
star and his incompatible buddy.
Bing Crosby teamed up Saturday
and Yesterday 10 draw record
crowds al Colorado Springs and
Denver in golf exhibitions with Ed
Dudley and Lawson Little, 1910
national open champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Chapman Takes
War Bond Prize

PHIL AID r Up II IA Aug II
GNSJ 1t Richard d. Dick
Chapman emerged today N top
winner Of the remote control
golf tournament in which 1898
persons competed IN 81 states for
prizes totaling in excess Of $500
in war savings bonds and stamps.
The army officer tied with Jack
c. Benson. Pittsburgh and Bob
Humphreys, Linton. Ind at 81 IN
the novel tournament sponsored
by the Indemnity Insurance Com
pany of North America In the
draw for final positions. however
Lieutenant Chapman won the
award
Two course records were broken
by the winners Chapman Splin-
tering the mark at the Pine
Needles Country Club. Southern
Pines. and Benson setting new
standard at the South Hills Coun-
Try Club I'm Pittsburgh.
First award among the women
golfers went 10 Louise SuggS of
Atlanta. Ga. who scored a - at
the East Lake Country Club. Mrs.
Dorothy Beard. West Newton,
Mass. won the award for second
in a draw after tying at as with
Mrs. Ann Hoblitzcll. ParkcrSburg,
Va.
Holes in one were made by S
f. Bottome. St Petersburg, Fla;
Gene RieS. kcnton, O.. and Bill
Harper. Stockton. Cal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Pepsi
Breaks
kHOOdOO

Pepsi-Cola, out Of the Glass A
series has something to brag
about today after winning yester-
day from the Cardinals at Port
Huron, 80 According 70 Port
Huron records Pepsi is the first
-tnanl- from Detroit Baseball Fed
Grafton 90 win from a Port Huron
team i'm ID years.
I'd ReyS, who is the property OF
the ST Louis Browns. pitched for
Pepsi and will remain with the
club until called 10 army service.
I'd broke his leg. while with San
Antonio OF the Texas League
earlier in the season.
ReyS was covering first on 2
play and IA iured IN a collision with
the runner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
This Could
Happen Here!

BOSTON, Aug. II GNS)-
While the secret eheck on MaSSa-
chuSettS automobiles regularly
parked az horse race tracks con-
tinued, disclosure came today from
the OPA that similar checks would
be made AT major league baseball
parks and at popular beaches in
Maicn and New Hampshire.
The plan 10 checks ball parks
and beaches followed discovery
that many cars were parked
nearby regularly. some coming
from western MASSACHUSETTS
Meanwhile. n ncv list OF names
of So-called gasoline rationing law
violatorS was being prepared 10
add to the 276 frequent visitors"
at Rockingham Park IN Salem. ~
H.. previously completed Many
cars bore the IS and CO stick
crS, OPA officials charged
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
WILD PEG FIGURES

Bill Reinka struck out. Yves
hobbled Max Ciepilow-
skis grounder. Mayhem scoring.
Walter Haidyla walked Harry
KalapiRski Pegged wild TO third in
attempting to pick off a runner
and Ebranyi and CicrpilowSki
raced home. Art La Pointc struck
out
With one away in tho second.
Frank Pellerin walked only "a be
forced -hN-Chapple--A-a-Nl- h-e-M-
singled Ebranvi'S triple brought
in the fifth and sixth runs.
Behind. 90 the ninth. Paris
cOuntered with one down. John
Plonka singled for Talbot. Lang
flied out and the game appeared
over Tony Bukovich walked
Harry Florek.
Bill Baby got a blow when the
ball heePeA- ever La Pointe's cap
and Bill went all the way home
behind Plonka and Florek as
Reif4ka- let the bath 90 through.
Dick Corona famed 10 end Paris
final chance.
Reinka's homer into Grand
River in the fifth gave Auto Club
a III lead. Bukovich triDled home
the eighth and final marker in the
seventh after two were out. La
Pointe was on by virtue of a flied
pr'S choice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
State, ST. Rita
Reach f Final
STANDINGS

State and ST Rita are the final
ISIS in Class r. They reached that
distinction today A. fesHIt of
victories in the games OF yester-
day.
State eliminated Knights of St
John, a.. a. ST. Rita tabled St.
John CanriuS 100 The knights
had 20 assists of which ShortStop
JOhn WicIder had seven Ted
JaniSzewski pitched a four hitter
for 81 Rita.
Pitcher Dick Scavo Of the
knights featured by his steal Of
home in the fifth Chester Flor
key. who was on second made
third and was out at the plate
trying TO duplicate ScayoS feat on
the next pitch.
Behind p in the ninth, State
combined three singles, two passes
and a feeders choice TO factor
three runs and win
state r.. 0lo 600 COS o
knights ono 020 400 Z
Per'ler and BaEgett, Scsyo and Now
rocki
s. John 90 600 0Oi - =
81 Rita 00i $50 022 10 y 3
NoVak. SonHnski ana Tyrns. JaniszeN-
sd and Narchior
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Wolff S Triple
In 18th Keeps
Hddgs in Race
Lithuanian Alliance s.,
Goes Out as Ford Post
Hudson Are Winners

HaagS are in the Class d race
today instead of out thanks TO a
thrcc-baSc hit and a sick throw
in the twelfth yesterday The
combination beat Lithuanian Al
liancc, rs. and removed that club
from the competition.
Shortstop Bob Wolff with the
count SIS. tripled IN the twelfth
with two gone Wolff scored
when third bascman John KirZa-
mex Of Lithuanian chucked poorly
10 first baScman Ed Miller That
run was the difference as Lithu-
anian tailed once in its half.
Hudson 15i kept It's elimination
slate unsmudgcd IN pasting Crafts
r1cn, 100 Rudy Furchiak let go
of five hits. Craftsmen had y
errors. Tom Martins homer with
one ahead was enough to win
ShOrtstop George Firms two
hCmers and one by Gus Plach
were major aids in Ford Post
sendlng Sweet Sixteen from the
series. 9-5. Firms first came with
two on base and tho second with
ono. Plach also drove IN a runner.
The Class y field is down 10
IiAc 1eamS.-IIudSnn and kOMalSkl
remain indicated HaagS, Ford
and Craftsmen each have one re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

Glass c is down 10 the cham
pionShip round today with Brad
ford and United listed for August
%. Bradford, winner OF IL straight,
needs, but one more in the black
10 succeed 10 the title Andrews
won in 1941 United must ring
Bradford twice.
United stayed in the race yes
terday by eliminating Square Deal,
10-6. The Bales. no relation. Big
Joe and Little Joe, and Bill SuSe-
WITT of United either scored or
batted in nine runs among them
and their efforts represented the.
difference between the clubs at
the finish.
Bill Wolff and Wilbur Lutz
started for Square Deaf and
United. respectively but were re-
lleved. Lutz in the sixth and Wolff
in the eighth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
100 Victories
Ray Haener Reaches Pitching Goal and Arthurs
Stay in Class Competition

all by beating out a shot TO short
Stan MayberTy walked.
Michigan was safe ON his Sacri-
fee when the play 20 third failed.
Don Holman. Haigus Tulenkjian
and Joe Consldlne banged safely
in Mat order
Mickey FIShman and Bert no
HIT1 Fod0T divided The pitching
burden for Grand River. FiShman
allowed three hits out OF which
-Four Leaf gained TWO tallieS in
the first. Fodor came in for the
second and allowed one in the
eight sessions worked, or one IN
his last II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
PARIS CEANERs

Totals IS % Q Totals 81 q i3
'Batted for Talbot in the ninth
Auto Club 400 0i0 1905
Paris Cleaners 600 100 OT2-5
Errors Navhew IL pointe Peinks
Klewcki Kalapinski Bolls Two-base hit
-Chappie. Three base hits-Ebranyi, Blu
kovich Home run Peinka struck ont BY
Rukovich 3. nv Talbot 3 Base on balls
or Bukovich s. off Talbot 3. Umpres-
Kelley and Logsdon
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
IITHUANIaN All.

Totals % 80 IS Totals 90 u rs II
Haag goo 600 300 UV2
Lithuanian Alliance POI oD0 bu2 O1l .
ERRORS RAID Radatz Doerfler. Lange
VargO krzanek Two base hlt
iange Three-base hits Delpa NoG
~ ne runs Nargo. Miller Hts or Sche-
Dor IN innings OF Lt'isfeld 5 tn 10
Innings struck ouj IS Schehor bv
i 1tLass.a - Nen1LAnd SllLr-
bases Won Schultz Bsikus. Nargo.
R4sss og balls OF. Schebor or Little
se.d off Werdiand Double PLAYS
SCHWARTZ 30 Miller. i-suEmesser 20 Iioj1r 20
Bspa go RAID.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Split Sail Honors

Steve TakaS and Max Lauder
bach split honorS in Snipc Class
racing az the Crescent Sail Yacht
Club Sunday with the former win
ming the morning start and the
latter getting the winning gun in
the afternoon race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
FOUR 60 OUT

Johns went out Of the race in
company with RaylS JAW IA
and URWA l0l. East Side checked
out RaylS. 1916 Sans whipped
URWA, 90. Dixie stopped JAW,
So.
Meanwhile. Grand River gave
Four Leaf lis first defeat IN the
series. - Hudson also went
down a peg in losing 10 Acme 81.
-Four Leaf and Hudson are two
of the six teams on the edge Of
elimina+ ton Grand RIVER a n q
Acme remain unbeaten.
Ray Michigan Of Acme missed a
ShutOut over Hudson when he
passed in a run in the ninth.
Acme blew itself 10 FIVE i'm the
seventh. Barney Vahadl started il
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
SQUARE DEAL

Totals 81 ~ q ~ Totals 81 - p ~
square Deal TOO or 0O2
United n22 OIL OAK 10
- Errors Evers Bruny Mas Raucher
o. base hits Harrington Big Joe Bale
me run Susewiiy HIS OFT Lutz :.
~ innings (nOne out IA SIXTH. OF Nolf
- in - innings Struck oui By Wolf
by Winkler by LutV ? Stolen bases
Winklsr Rossmsn. Arlington Bases on
balls on Wolf 4 on LutE !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

Totals 33 p u Totals 81 % 10
Acme Pie 600 900 500
Hudson No. 1874 600 900 DOL Il
Errors Kerr. RoggemAn Three base hit
Milligsn. Hts-Of Siatczynsh IN q
innings Struck out-By Michigan s by
ShatczynsN by Tracey 3 Bases on
balls on Nelligsn :. of Siatczynski
JAW ia 600 003 02O-j 2
DiNje 030 022 10N u 2
Martz and DARN; Mekuies and Popo-
Vch,
Fast side OIL COS OO3- 10 II I
Rayls 02i 100 COZ 10 5
Jurczsk and F. Reppke. Gizzi, Pelz and
Ma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

fff1rAr MlchseIs. bdnpsktt thhfle~ =
WINK Mo,yka 2 zimmerman TWn-haSe
hf M0tyks Three base MT Malon
Home run Wink Hits or Ridge 3 ~
ia innings or Haener IN : innings
or Sedik in SIS innings Off Fishback
3 IN 2 = innings Struck 0ut BY Ridge ,
hy Haener g. by Sedik : Base on halls
orr Ridge ,. OF Haener 2 of sedk 4
of FishbsCk 4 Double play-Wink 10
Charles 10 Dufor LEFT On Base John g.
Afthur's s. Empires schaar and Hoh,
Witch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
DETROIT EVENING TIMES HHoNE CHERRY $500
What S on the Air

This program mas been
given The Detroit Times Dy
the stations herein listed.
n the presentations AS
scheduled are not on the
air, the fauit lies With the
stations ana not The De-
trolt Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

Eliminated
Auto Club and AlteS continue
the Class A debate August %.
Paris three run ninth vas inSufli-
Client yesterday 10 blot out 60
margin Auto Club gained in the
lrst two innings and Auto Club
eliminated Paris. So.
The championship may be de-
cided the next time AlteS and
Auto Club get together AlteS lost
the first game
To clip Paris, Auto Club mingled
extra base and plain hits back of
Paris fielding sins 20 bring the
count its way Glare Chappie
doubled of Jack Talbot with one
out in The first Jack Mathew
beat out a gToundcr Chappie
came in on Bill Ebrays single.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

T0IaTs % 2 7 T0taIs ~ Il = II
"Batted Tor Cruickshank In ninth
aga -tf2-a
CRWA i0i O02 100 600 3
Errors wilkins . Title Kieg Roei-
allie. Two.base hits Albertson, Kiley.
Tihe Home runs Gira wilkins Struck
oui-By Foster 8 by Reaver : stolen base
-Gira Bases on balls or Foster 3 OF
Reaver 2 Double pisys-Paige - Johnson.
johnson 20 Wilkins. Empires Emmitsoer-
ger, McEnier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
SNItN

Totals g. 9 81 Totals - . p 10
Hudson 1874 ou2 olf 100 I'D
rrsftsrren 900 OGl. 600 -- O
Fefars 10th 4 Botnwen 2 ByberR 2
Shefd Niemo 2 Buck Three-nase bit
Buck Home run Martin Hrs or T1ih
IN innings or Monroe IN innings
struck ou' By Tafh 9 bv Furchak
Bases on balls or 10th on Furcbak
q Double play Shedf 20 BybsrE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Labor League

210 600 100 q 10 ,
OF 200 40N ~ 3
and Milligsn. Lacey
2I1 0O4 600 e . 3
OO2 600 100 3 s q
nd KuJawa. Biddle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

Errors Zlelinski, Frpntzak 2 Eapacz
Sierra Two-Dase hits sierra Marsh.
Gayir. Three-bas hii Fodor Home run
Kloss Hits or j. Jasina IN Is Innings
OH Coppin 3 In innings 90 Fshmar 3
in ] inning of Fodor In innings
struck out b. J. Jasina 4 hy copp.u-
or Fodor g. stolen bases sierra Paep.
Bases on halls=Ol J. Iasiua off Eldlr
J. OFF Fishmsn Off Fodor I D9unle
plays Fruntzak 90 Harms GO Stephenson
Coppins 90 Zielnsk 10 StephensUn. I'm
pres Cooper. Grove
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

trrnrs herman Weiss. AKRON 8 LAM
FInrs2 CIark Manos G. Plsch TWo-hase
Lt Clark Home runs Finn Plach
Hits Weiss . on Iuning OF herman
in innings struck out BY Weiss
bv Bgrrusn 3 los Mstcckt 70. stolen
bases Lesczsk. Grabsm Levine Bases
an balls or N.s'scki . Duubie play
Graham tlnassistedi. Len on base Ford
Post ., sweet rs o
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Lutheran League

50 Thomas li2 O2O jnO--ii 10
NJ Calvary 600 Or SIP ~ :
sluks and Belcher. A. Riske. +. Rske
and GebOVer.
Salem DOL DOL 600
Concordie 200 900 0O1-3 ?
GuuiE and Isols; Hemple and Wilds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

Ray Hacncr marks down his
one hundrcdth victory as pitcher
today the list including those won
for Lourdes high School OF River
Rouge as well as those IN the De-
troIt Baseball Federation and
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United Stays
In Running as
Bales Feature
Bill Susewitz Also a
Factor as Square Deal
Bows Out by 1915
STANDINGS

STANDINGS
" I. Pct W l. Pet
Bradford 2 600 go Deal . 333
United ? .667 'Apdrews 900
eliminated
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His century was as welcome
as 500 week Ioh ArthurS
needed 70 win 10 say IN the Class
b elimlnationS. Hacncr was ambi-
tiouS 10 make IL 100 So nc held
off Johns with SIX hits as ArthurS
triumphcd, 1873.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

reamsters
Printers
Pisfro Baker, shy
and Eeau.
DSR
Electrical
Rudzinski. Petty
Wesson and griffith.
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SWEET "a

Tor7fs 80 "a p I3 Totals 50 10 . l3
Ford Post No ITs 500 020 O0O--g
sweet sixteen 600 OH RIO
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NiP-Aunt JENNY y
WV David Harum n.
XIV Melody Time
W&NL-i-Iffle JACK Little
.NJLB Music
W. Bk--Ncws roundup.