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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
RITZ

High scores Rober' Diehle 2t5. William
Fox 23i. William Grifi'h Jr 22s Anthony
Golcar 225. Richard Snske 22O Arthur
Lausten ST. 2i2 William Griffith 81. 21l.
Frank Parks 2l0. Melvin Turner 2O5
Maurice Lau eos. Ralph Ball 81 A. J
Oster 200
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MICHIGAN RrIL M,I>rr>A>cr

Hirh scores Harold order 22S Seward
NcCInarhe gil Homer 'elserrinK 22t
william Morrison 300 James Lavery 2Ii
Donald Ferguson 222 George Becker 2i0.
Charles Turner 20i Ted Karanowsk 200
lanes Fraser 2o7 Earl Baker 22o Daniel
Joss 2o3 Eidon Nisg 2ol. William Miller
202
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VOGUE
HOT ~ LEAGI

High scores-Palmer 900, Shaw 2lO
Clock 209-22l. Cole 2l5. Bentin 247-2oi
Bloom1uist 2i3 Cowie 22s saEert 20s
Bolenherg 40, Schultz 200. Reppenha gen
224. sauer 22s Lem PIT. Hsrmes 2O7
Schweizer 236, Hancock 200. Solomon 200
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Gs AND HIGH SCORES OF BOWLING LEAGUES IN METRO DISTRICT
STATE FAIR

1927, Bob Mccarthy 22i Ralph N0vak 222
lBll kerner 2lf. Dick Bergman 2i3 Dean
wei Barnes 2ii Leo Florkowski 2O4, Marty
| Wing 200. Ralph Wilson POP. Al Putroyl
! pol
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WEST FORT

HIEh scDrcs 2 Cas'0r 20 ~ 200
Mafeo 2u7 : Pusti 220. l. Tap 200, J .
O'Leary 2Oe Heifen 2l9, l. Forgash
2o4. ! -McRo1is 226 9. Goldsmith 21s, r
Iehnbeck 20l A Chsrney 2ll 200, /.
Tricke'' 200. Powers 200 J Peyslla 2i3
Ze1enAF 23I.gi2 Patcheck 23t J
Redmond 2ls : Morris 223230, z. Lane
20t
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TWENTIETH CENTURY

HIgh scores-Howard Hili 20l. Wayne
Balcom 20s. Lou LAGER 2O2. Ave Weze-
mael 20l 225. Charles Jennings 2Oi steve
Shocke 200.
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HOUSE LEAGUE

HiCh scores Schmidt 2O2 c Jansen
243.203. A. Pettke 2l0.2i2 NJ Rich 2Oe.
r. steinhebel 2O22l9 l.. Jansen Jr PA
23I. Arcome 2l9. A Cook 23O-245 c.
Wilkon 2l0. y Trush 20i. Cooley pol
224-230 CT. Wiebelhaus 2l4-204
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LOYAL WING GLIB

High seores-Tom Dorazio 2oo.233. Harry
Lombar1 1885, 204 II Van Belle 23T. A
Peruzzi 20l. J. Monacelli 200. z. Dorazio
pol, p. De Palma 204. r De Palma 2o2-
20l. F. Harchione 223 F. Bell 2l7, V.
Dorazio 226.
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MOTOR CITY

High score, Y Ince 2l3 T. O'Lesry
2o3. l. BersDrf 2ll. = Pecor. 20i
Dunn - r ellison 2if = Tronh 22i
: Morris 227. J Anderson 2l3,
Zdaro~ 2ii. A siadlsh 20e D. CantWell
200. 223 Z LINN 200 200. g Goldsmith
eos 200 T Kinr 2Oi. > Hsshrerck eio
Bead'e Goa r seEs'u 207 X Buckshi
2on. J Kavasarzck 2oi !. Tuctett 223,
Hamilton 2i9 y Stgd' 233 J Smith
pos 200 Kirr 2i3 V Kaszyca 2os.
Charncy 2o2 II Hamilton 2l4-2l5.
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KINGS Ann QUEENS CLASSIC

HIRh NcrOres-Heke TOdy 2fb. Pete WIZ
son 2062n3 John Pfeifauf 202 Bob Regner
pol. Frank Molnaro 200 Women G70 or
better Josephine Robinson 22l. Ann Craw-
ford ls5-iss, Lila Denns I76.
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GREEM DIVISION

High scores-Charles COX 22s Joe Pei
co,son 200 Walt Richards 2o2 Dwight
sniff EOS B,ll Hanneman 20s Walter Ma
low 2if Harold Troy 203 Hugh Cullen
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NEW GARFTFTD
LADIES No 3
LADIES HOCSE IEAGUE No. 7

Ide "a KiseN 70
e futz a. gerevai 80
Pahs' ~ Louis 36
High scores-rda CANDIDA - Jean N'ss
1876 Agnes Flofkey isi.'er. Ioaro''e Cum
ningham i52-lSc Lucy Sylvester iiS. Pose
Maichrzak lso-i5q Je-.le Nstchry7sk 80
Helene Wentzel Isl Rose Sachy lSS-l6O
Marie johnson Isl
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HILLETT'S

HOtSE LkAGJ7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-14
ALIENS
ART CENTER
HOUSE LEAGUE

Hgh scores NiChOIsOn ~, NautherutT
I2O7-2lO. II. Tobian 2i3. Dykstra 2lO. Gras-i
grain 2O2. Crosby 2ll. Gugel 207, Dingwall
2O2 Miller 2i3-2i2 Burke 22O. Swoveland
2l2. Robb 2O3. j. Obsr 2i4. Look 2ii 20J. |
Campbell 20l Smith 300. Astrein 20i, Dare
2Oi. F. Obar 204. Raines 227-2OO koVal
2lO.202
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sta1eF Clene0f Soneztt Neat MARKET
Goodwill. AZ wojciechowski ATS Comics
tionery, Goodwill. Albert kuzers
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AMERICAN LEGION

HiCh scores - Frank W'tkCwskl PA. Steve
Gorny 2l4 Joe Brooks 2O2. FL Piper 2i9
oscar Sorenson 2ls. Dave Hargrave 234
Earl Richards 2le John Kelly 2ls, Stan
Darling 223 Bert Allen 2o42ls Frank
Weller 2O3-2il Russ Weaver 222 Jim
stock 20, Finer sch'ee ?72 Frank Hiede
pa. Nick Hurmaste- 21e.223 Verne Smith
80 Harry Tumey POP. Al Kaufman 205,
Lee ChaTee 226 Walt ChsmpouX 2i2.
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GLENEAGLES
kENBt WEST SIDt
WILSON

" n s""Tes II"N " F-|T|V -VI FTATN
Cernak gO0.20i Narm M4rrtson EOS Earl
Natfashsd 22S Clarence H1pp 2li Byron
Pace 2oi. Don Green 20 Pete Tomey 2is.
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PALMER PARK
NIGHTINGALE CLUB

Rouchey 225 II Akns 2o9-2o3 owen
B'oueh 2o4, James Day 2lO. Michael Ureel
203.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
Ohio STATE BOY
BREAKS INDOOR
SWIM RECORD
Nakama Easily Defeats
YaIe's ChOuteau; Five
Events Today

New Haven, Conn.,, Conn, April
3.-(UP)-With one new American
indoor swimming record already
chalked UP, the National AAU in
door mems swimming champion
ships opened the second day OF
competition today and new stand
ards were expected In 300-yard In
dividual medley and the 4o0-yard
free-style relay.
Five events are carded for today.
Including the 30o-yard individual
medley and the 400-yard free-style
relay, there are the 220-yard free
style, 220-yard backstroke and one
meter springboard diving,
Yale, although beaten by Michi-
gan's team last week In the inter-
collegiates at Harvard, may break
the mark for the 400-yard free-style
relay while defending champion
Adolph Kiefer OF Chicago, may
lower the time for the 300-yard
individual medley.
Kiyoshi Nakama, Ohio State Uni
versity freshman from Hawaii, set
o new American indoor record Of
10 minutes, 35.2 second and prob
ably won trip to the Pam Ameri-
can games at Buenos Aires IN Noe
vember, by ehurning home In front
In the l,500-meter race yesterday
at the opening Of the three-day
meet.
Rene Chouteau OF Yale finished
second In 20:ll.4 while Dan Green
OF the Dallas, A. c., was third in
20:29.4. Richard Peters Of Yale fln-
Lshed fourth In 20:5l2
War Event
The 1900 race, only event Of the
day, was strictly a "war-added"
feature. 1t was included In the in-
door championships by AAU off,
cials who feared that II army reg
ulations caused abandonment OF the
outdoor races at Seattle In August,
the AAU would be unable to get q
line on the abilities OF l,500-meter
performers before making up the
American contingent to the Pam
American games,
Nakarna, winner OF the national
outdoor AAU titles for the 440 and
Bs0-yard tests In 1910 and Al, held
the lead throughout. He led Chou-
teau, winner OF the recent national
collegiate 1900 event at Harvard,
by nearly the full length Of Yale's
long pool OF the finish.
Ohio State and Vale are now
heavily favored for the team title
over 35 colleges and clubs from coast
to coast. Outstanding contenders
include the Seattle, Wash, A. O..
and the NYAc, The Towers Club
Of Chicago is not defending the
championship ii won last year,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
Greg. u. s. Pat. OFF,
BY JACK GUENTHER
UnIted Press staiH Cor-esp0ndentl

united Press stan Correspondent
New York, April 3-(UP)--Louis
Norman (Bobo andlor Buck) New
som, the Marco Polo Of the major
leagues, has completed another
sleeper jump on an itinerary long
enough to keep the ONCE OF facts
and figures busy for a month, but
apparently he has been side-tracked
o station short Of his inevitable
destiny. It seems Bobo may not be
Brooklyn-bound ct all.
For the past three days, or since
Bobo discarded his Detroit uniform
for that OF washington, all base
ball has nervously been waiting the
happy tiding that the trade was but
q preliminary 10 matters vastly
more intriguing. Rumor had It
Larry MacPhail had the trap nicely
baited. Once 1t was sprung, Bobo
would emerge full blown Dodgar.
Now rumor can keep 1t. The
right-handed pitcher seems doomed
to labor In relative security at the
capital, thereby posing major prob
lens for both the housing admins
trations and the ear specialists. No
matter how you regard Bobo--as
man or Tnouth--you must admit ne
Is o lbig, and b loud. Could be
that FOR MacPhail he Is too much
Of both for comfort.
Watson, the Needle!
As 0 detective I'm neither Dick
Tracy nor the Thin Man but / do
know clues when I seem them--and
do see them. With their aid, ]
have prepared two answers TO the
riddle that Is L'Atfaire Newsom.
Either Macphail Is determined to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
Star Lightweights
On Arena Program

New Haven, April 3-Four Of tn
outstanding lightweights along Tbs
eastern Seaboard will top next Taies-
day nights pro flght card at tbs
Arena, namely Allie stolz, snooh
Lacey, Julie Kogon and WILL.
Roach. This quartet will mingle In
two eight round star bouts
Stolz, who boxes Sammy Angob
for the title next month, will taxi
on Lacey, and Kogon returns 10 ths
wars against Roach Stolz Is the sen
sational Newark Jewish youngstei
who starred here under the name Of
Able Rosen three years ago
Billy Marcus, Hartford feather
weight, will clash with joey Was
nick, New Haven Pole, IN o size
rounder
Sailor Buck Boring OF Noroton,
meets Soldier George Maher, New
Haven, In one Of two fours.
Tickets are now on sale ut the
Arena box ONCE.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
T'Oday's Sport Parade

maintain his monopoly con nil
Dodger activities bordering on the
eccentric, or he once again Is needl-
ing the camp followers.
Obviously, Newsom would bolster
a Brooklyn pitching STAFF which In
one word may be characterized as
dubious. MacPhail and Leo Duro-
cher could make good use Of him.
But Bobo loves the lead In all melo-
dramas to which he Is O party. He
wants no truck with supporting
roles. His record as traveller --
one which makes Mrs. Roosevelt
look Ike a stay.at-home - proves
that.
The old Brooklyn management
would have greeted Bobo with open
arms, loud cheers mad undated
adulation. Bobo didn't click at
Ebhets Field before, 1t Is true, but
at that time he was, young and
couldn't win. At heart, he has ale
ways been q Dodger. But the old
days when Dodgers were individual
lists are gone and today Bobo's
front ONCE reception might be
Under Macphail the Brooks have
gone normal with. O bang bang.
Durocher Is permitted his whim-
steal moments, but after oil he Is
the manager. The Hamlins, the
Mungos and the Phelps are gone.
Dodgers today are hard workers
who actually haven't much color.
Whether Bobo could survive In such
drab surroundings Is O poser, but
don't give UP on him too quickly.
There Is every chance that New
som still may open the season with
Brooklyn. ! say this because Bobo
has proven he can win and Mac
Phail is fond Of winners. Bobo
won 20 games for o seventh place
st. Louis Brown club In 1880 and
he won 40 and 20 the next two
years for Detroit. With the Brook
lyn power back Of him he could
easily win 20 gain In 1042.
Heexa Hero
Why, then, hasn't MacPhail
reached for the check book and
gone 10 work2 Answer-MacPhnil
doesn't transact business In that
manner. He builds up all routine
functions 10 four star hits and
energies as the borough hero. In
almost every big trade, he never
moves until the Dodgers followers
are on the verge OF exploding right
there on the spot.
Remember the Higbe deal9 Or
the year the Flock spent clainoring
for tile management 10 purchase
Medwick7 Or the six months OF
hectic argument which preceded
the transfer Of Vaughan from
Pittsburgh Or even the juggling Of
.pAaslA wEaaAng IA 49, @asAanAAA ~
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
COLLEGE TENNIS

New Orleans, April 3--(UP)-The
round robin tennis tournament being
played on the Tulane courts, went
Into It's third day OF competitions
today with Tulane playing Wander
bilt. The Green. team will. also play
Harvard again In ulofslclal matches.
Yesterdays results, Harvard play
ers first:
Jim Jenkins lost 10 Dick Shilling
law, Us, i--0, Ga; Orm Wilson
beat D. d. Kerr, Ell, 4--e, 0-3;
Russ Ellis lost TO Charles Willis,
ca, IS; Hugh Hyde beat Lewis
Lyme, e., Ga; Thorne Kissel lost
to ken Young, 6-3, Ga; ard Lind
ley Burton beat George Blackburn,
Sc, 6-S, 6-vl.
IN doubles, Wilson and Hyde lost
To Shilllnglaw and Lyme, 0--S, 7-b:
Ellis and VIII Nicholl beat Young
and Kerr, ell, 40, Cd; and Bur-
ton and jenkins beat Pete Jenkins
and blackburn. s,aD 4re. e-l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
Meriden Casino
Sweeps Saturday

McHden, April 3.-With many OF
Conneetieuts first-rate competitive
rollers expected 10 battle. for the
guaranteed 800 first prize and other
awards, plenty OF brilliant, close
competition looms in the SEVENTH
annual Casino Alleys tournament
on Saturday. The amount OF the
capital prize is 100 per cent In
crease over previous years.
Among the stars due for the re-
newal of the classic at the State
street lanes arc aWlly Pipp Of
Hartford, defending champion who
won with ask game sl8; and Jack
White OF New Haven and Bozo
Dente Of Waterbury, fourth and
fifth respectively In 194l. A ma
jority OF Medden's better rollers will
enter. Action will extend from noon
to midnight. The entry fee will be
five dollars.
s-z=sz----a=u-ua-a-asa@
Carolyn Dickson, Florida women's
fencing champion, is q sDuthpaw.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
Sport
QUESTIONS
Answered

Have you @ sports question you
want answered? Write your ques.
ton clearly, sign yOur name and
address and mail your query 20
Sports Fan Question Man, Sports
Service Bureau, The Waterbury
Democrat, 1913 18th street,
Washington, d. g., enclosing a
Scent postage stamp for per.
SOnal reply.
q. How many games did Willie
Hoppe win and lose IN the recent
world three-cushion billiard cham
pionship played at Chicago, In which
he successfully defended his title7
A. In the final standing, he had
Q wins against loss.
q. In baseball, what does the
slang term "leg hitter" mean?
A. A fast man VINO beats out
many infield hits.
@. How many times did War
Admiral finish out OF the money!
A. In four years OF racing he
started 20 times: won II, finished
second . times, third once, and was
unpiaced once. His total winnings
amounted 10 e273,24C.
q. In two-hand pinochie, Is II
compulsory 10 take q trick before
making O Incld7
A. Yes; according 10 the rules
neither player can nield except iFn-
mediately after taking q trick, and
before drawing from the talon. Only
one combination can DO NEEDED for
AaAah AMAsAS taAA~sas
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
BRAVES

Sanford, Fla, April 3-(UP)-The
Boston Braves had another of -day
today and planned on intra-squad
game with Jim Hickey, Jim Wallace,
John Hutchings and Frank Laman-
na doing the pitching. Johnny
Cooney, making his debut as regular
first baseman, singled In the ninth
inning yesterday TO give the Braves
a 80 Victory over the Philadelphia
Pills.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
RED SOX

Columbia, S. c., April S-(uP)-
The Boston Red Sox and the Gin
clnnatl Reds continued their barn
storming series here today with Ken
Chase and Oscar Judd hurting for
the Sox and Elmer Riddle pitching
for the Reds. The Reds won at
Charleston yesterday, 4-3, for their
third victory In four games with the
Sox.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
TIGERS

Daytona Beach, ria, April s.
(UP)-Al Benton and Roy Henshaw
pitched the Detroit Tigers to @
5 to 2 victory yesterday over the
Brooklyn Dodgers, champions Of the
National league, and brought De-
troit's spring training season record
TO seven wins In 10 starts. The two
Detroit hurlers outpitched Kirby
Higbe, the Dodgers 22-game win
ming pitcher Of last year.
ig Benton pitched seven innings
and allowed tive hits ana two runs,
one Of them urearned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03

Army Should Seize
A.A.U. for Duration

o. salvage It's reputation
morals ocsr Tie Aberdeen Nd Proving Grounds who suggested
Army Ti "a ssS matters f the Sn g the a. S
It's terms. I
times IKE tass: people have little patience with the SSnnG
seriously A. Army by
an A. o basEsSs ournnsn because he had played assnss
seemed OUT Of It's 70 find suspend Army athletes
Maybe It would be thing concerned the Army
ban s pan 'as Rasss S sa @
Saap % run Inc . a' IL really should Sst BE . run s could
HOW JOCK WHITNEY once paid the expenses Of his London shirt
maker pseoa trip New YORK
cushing Roosevelt.
the tod sR writer a sad he SoSd wait
whitney said I'd better patterns did,
and had q very pleasant trip"
Commenting Jock. attempt. win the
party Of % H. Psn; r. trying win ne National
s Snse Cup IT,
that expense to be spared friend
@ Sn H forty Ss . ss% ~ Big SS
h0ss flowers were used for decoration An entire cabaret and
his I T s Wp 1 s worth %G pounds when
5oHNsroNs squavk about the quick count the
ansushter BY Reeree EDDIE c H sw p0 ABE
Ing matter to make scapgoat Of joseph y mrndnS him
this nonsense. ~ ~ ~ N ~ " "
WHATS already yet wrestling Trust these days
should by all rights be occurring gradually
suing else There nnctons
wris OF repevn demurs and pleas Of nolo
In st. Louis, Muchnck Tom Packs the
Orubng Greek has scored big victory
souri, State Boxing Commission Houston
the promoter has restraining Abdul
Ghafoor Khan the AFFECT against him
and another against the World
Sn public document With hearing which stripped
age means that Wrestler Khan beaten wrestling
down that way and blowing the whistle the racket
Mushnlca victory Pack. significant month. he
haa been trying 70 get license to wrestling shows S. Louis
competition with
the license
week Muchnck able injunction
Athletic Commission
that wrestling Is exhibition and requires
Nuchnk his featuring between couple Of
sabema from the jacques seaons and
what do you thnk Commissioner representative collect
the State tax on the alleged wrestling exhibition expressed
Mucnck refused TO pending
the na disposition OF the In the
refers TO Promoter Pakss matches wrestling eyes
they neither alleged exhibitions although are made
exactly the same Shoddy material as Muchncks.
powerful wrestling
brings 70 mind the fact that Haoss Pfeer the little Hebrew
leon who helped smash It, the the following
sentences de azzn bee dnteate racket
Copyright, 1912, King Syndicate)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
TALUN, WESTENBERG
AT MERIDEN TUESDAY

Meriden, April 9 - Wladyslaw
Talun, the 303-pound Polish giant
who Is battling his way steadily
nearer TO O worlds wrestling cham
pionship shot. will have his stock as
q contender tested when he meets
Marvin Westenberg OF Tacoma,
Wash, former titleholder, In the
feature OF next Tuesdays weekly
card at the City hall here. Talun
won In straight falls last Tuesday
over Jim (Qcon) Henry southern
king, 70 avenge one Of his rare de-
featS.
An UNDERGRAD Of three bouts, any
one Of which Is worthy of main
event listing, will send Dr.. John
(Dropkick) Murphy, Maiden, Mass,
against Fred Bruno, vIilainous New
Yorker; Sliding Billy Hansen, Salt
Lake City, against Cortez Martin
ell, New York; and George Timothy
Linnehan, Boston, against Bull Cur
ry, Hartford. II Is one OF the best
balanced programs of the local
season.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03

these inaneuvers were deliberately
calculated 10 keep the fans In up-
roarious excitement.
Uproars and excitement are the
fuel on which box-oftice are fed.
Who knows that better than Mac
Phail. Didn't he pay of 100000
IN Dodger debts In Just two years?
He Is smart operator, smart
enough 10 share his warm spotlight
with big, loud Bobo II he Is given
world championship In return.
AfS that Is exactly what Bobo
could give him.
Stand by for 0 further announce
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
PILLS

Sanford; Fla, April 3 - (U.P9 -
The Philadelphia Phils meet the 81.
Louis Browns today with hopes Of
getting back into winning form. The
Phils lost 10 the Boston Braves yes
terday, 80. after Manager Hans Lo-
bert gave the team o dressing room
dressing down.
The Browns beat the PhilS Wed.
neSday, 81, In trimmings.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
CUBS

Tucson, Ari2., April 3---tUP)-Chi-
cago's homeward bound Cubs and
sox resume their intra-city rivalry
today, opening q l0-game series that
will carry them through New Mex
leo, Oklahoma and Iowa and wind
up with three games at Chicago.
The Sox, holding q 81 advantage
In previous spring meetings, will
send Teddy Lyons and Joe Haynes
TO the mound against the Cubs Jake
Mooty and Ed Hanyzewski.
Manager Jimmy Wilson found q
silver lining In the Cubs al defeat
by the AS yesterday In the perform
ance Of three young hurlers. III
Bithorn, Walter Lanfranconi and
Glenn Gardner held the AS 10 four
hits.
The Sox defeated their jinx op-
ponents, the Pittsburgh Pirates
81, at Yuma yesterday TO snap a
four-garne losing streak.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
ATHLETICS

Tucson, Ariz., April 3 - (UP)+-
Phil Marchildon, Philadelphia Ath-
leticS' pitcher, Is out OF the game
for at least week with O badly
spiked instep. He suffered the In
jury yesterday when Babe Dahlgreil,
Chicago Cubs first baseman, slid
home from third OH q wild pitch,
The AS won the game, 2 10 /,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
At The Training Camps

nine hits for a 81 victory while
the Pirates chalked up eight, but
with three errors. The Pirates seek
q comeback against the Athletics
here today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03

INDIANS
Dallas, Tex, April 3-(UP)-The
Cleveland Indians continue their
series with the New York Giants to-
day after taking their fourth
straight win, ii 10 5, from the New
York club yesterday.
The Tribesmen got 10 hits yester-
day and 1t was the hustling Les
Fleming who again led the hit pa
rade. He accounted for @ homer, o
triple and q single and drove in
seven runs. This gave him 10 hits
In 81 times at bat In the last nine
games.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
GIANTS
YANKS
(By United Press
DODGERS

Montgomery, Ala, April 3 - u.
P) -T'he New York Yankees, who
have won 10 games and lost II in
grapefruit league exhibitions, take
on Montgomery Of the Southeastern
League today. The worlds cham
pions have a record Of FIVE won and
one lost for an average Of 1888
against minor league clubs.
Two homers by Joe DiMagglo and
four hits by Tommy Heinrich led
the Yanks TO O 0 TO triumph over
Savannah Of the South Atlantic
League yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
CARDS
BROWNS

Deland, Fla, April 3 - (U.P) -
The bewilderlng Browns, at their
best against top flight major league
teams this spring, chalked up an
other defeat at the hands OF q
minor league team today. The
Browns have won IS games and lost
only Ave. But three OF the defeats
have been administered BY minor
league outfits. Yesterday, the Mon
treal Royals OF the international
League defeated the Browns 9 TO 2.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03

Maybe 1t would be good thing for all concerned the Army
Seized the o. Just 1t striking defense plants and rid
Of in 1t but Dan sensible fainded
chap would the organization really should de could
do better Job single than all the hats txedos
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03

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take the initiative IN working out Of cooperation with the
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-04-03
SENATOR'S


Phoenix, Ariz., April 3--(uP)--
Left field remained the only bare
spot today In the Pittsburgh Pirates
probable opening lineup for April
10, with rookie John WyroStek and
Jimmy Wasdell neck and neck,
with Maurice Van Robays for the
assignment. The infield, right and
center fields were practically sewed
up for the lid litter against Cincin-
natl, Manager Frankie Frisch said,
The White 5ox snapped the BUGS
second winning streak Of the exhibit.
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