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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
FEW CHANGES

Other than lineup changes here
and there The Times Classic Will
oitt-fttr tine same rs fast season.
All franchise holders are back and
al officers retained
Such teams as Stroh. defending
champion Fife, ParIsclean. Mn
craltlc,. Krakow. city ttleholder
Sackmaa S. Detroit Gaskct. De
Luxe " Chcnc-TromblX. -TWeu.
ticth Century Ekhardt & Becker.
COca-Cola, Pcps!-Cola are IN The
iOld again
Harold DoCrick is trying a.
round up team for Nernor,, l..
Len DciLloff Aircraft captain nov
m the navy loaned his franchise
10 Joe adams who is undecided
on the name OF his club.
Starting This season the Detroit
Times VIII award the sponsor S
trophy, 10 bc given 10 the hacker
of The championship team. IMAM
mously returned 10 office were
Harold j Allen president, Robert
Thyme and Charles Rabaut. vice
presidents and Henry w, EhTle.
AnG+Gi...-, .9.--4--.,4-l-4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
BuIlI Colt
EDSefS 4

BY LEWIS II. WALTER

LikeaSnot isn't the colt 1t. 7. y.
Bull Of Detroit thought he was
when the son of Sweep Like ven
three Of his four races last year
and was trained for the Kentucky
Derby Bat he vas good enough
10 beat the best 3-year-olds they
trotted out for hum 20 run with
al the Detroit race track yes
terday.
Likeasnot didn't 80 in the
Derby Trainer Lex Wilson knew
ne wasn't a Derby prospect before
the run for the roses IN MAY and
saved his starting fee. But Like
aSnot y still game one with
enough class 20 get him home tn
the $500 Marauder Handicap by
a nose over Naldina Punch. which
T17yt tJrsT5 t.T1=tTITfJ q ic!It IN n MS
UTgA. ions race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

LikcaSnot beat morc man Val
dina Punch as he few over the
SIX furlongs in Ill IS he ran
Three Dots out Of gas after j. II.
RouSc's geidIng had stuck right on
hls pace 10 the head III tho
StTetCf T'fCn re fOIEEt OFT Val
dina Punch and Indian Watch In
= = i+--- i-.ti FRI witt which looked
Ike z pasiQrc Chargc.
AZ the finish Indian Watch was
a length and a half back and just
q nose ahead OF Three Dots IN
the field Of eight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Ex-Detroiter Wins
In Service Bout

Los ANGELES. Aug. fs UP)
Enrique Bolanos, Mexico CITY.
scored has fifth straight ring tri-
umph last night with fourth
round knockout over Cpl Nick
Chcpa. L S. Army in Olympic
Auditorium.
In another scheduled To-
rounder, Sgt Marcus Lockman.
L. :. Army. former Detroit
fighter decisioned Lalo Rordi-
qucz, L 5. Coast Guard. Los An
GeleS Lockman, 156, won six
rounds two were even and Rodri-
qucz, 166 ., took out two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Louis Training Camp
Opens al Fort Meade

WASHINGTON, Aug IS tUPI
SCI Joe Louis worlds heavy
weight contender now IN Tho
training az r. George Meade
Md today for hl> forthcoming
tour OF army camps IN tins coun-
Try and abroad
Accompanying the champion on
the trip VIII be Sugar Ray Rob
InSon, former top ranking weItcr-
weight contended, now IN tho
army who viii tour under n>
real name Cpl. Walker Smith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

= Detroit's biz obedience dog
rails scheduled for University Of
Ioetroii Stadium. Sept 26, has
changed It's uar7c bcCauye Of IT'S
magnitude and nationwide in
tcrcSt
The event which is being staged
for Dogs for Defense na1!nnal
organization that serves the war
department II securing dogs Tor
the armed forces. VIII be knnMn
as the National etedtcnrr- Classic
The show is being directed hy
Glen S'alnes. John Sweeney and
Laura Smith well known Detroit
Kennel Club officials and n
board Of - directors all expert
dog trainers. and breeders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
one EXCEPTION

Llkeasnot led four fayorites
home The Others were CoSsack
Post Al $500 in the second OK
Sugar AZ s. 60 IN the seventh and
Gayland az s. go 10 The eighth.
one Of the exceptions was Mrs.
/ II SilvcrS SOrbonne A 2-year-
old FLY which after getting
away last in A field OF l., cauc
from ninth a. the head Of the
stretch 20 win the fourth race and
pay $500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Former Cub Dead

LOWELL Mas. Aug. IS tUP)
Arthur w Whitney So, who
cnra was third haScman for the
Chicago Cubs, died here at his
home after a brief illness.
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Michigan Recreation

District soNb.u f.urramer' ~ Nsr'h-
western Flei3 s'aring mis- sunday Two
loss elimination
SCHEDULE SUNDAY. > T.. VI
Detroit 10 ternd6le Pontiac Us HIen-
land PARK. Hamtram,k vs. center Line.
Wayne tNc
SCHEDULE SUNDAY. iP. NJ
Winner Fern1ale- Detroit vs. winner.
daIe-Def-1il vs. loser Haul'r8wck- rtc~
Line Pontiac vs. Wayne hrn.aus Para
-a hfe
OTHER GAMES
wednesday Aus %. D.. m Friday
AuE o. Is m
IINAI~ II NnAN. AIG %. T. VI
Winner ard rurrer-up goes % STATE
championships whlcH wil' be held iu
Lansing starting saturday, sept
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
In the Open
Logro|Iers Map
Plans for Fall
Season Here
BY DON GILES

Brother "Logrollers' of the Paul
Bunyan Club of Detroit will meet
at a luncheon tomorrow at the
Harmonic Club 10 map plans for
the fall months. Bill Herman, sec
rotary of the organization an
nounCeS A report on Al Hamer' s
Big Bass contest which closes
Labor Day will be made.
a report from Seigniory Club
in Quebec says l.. c. Booker OF
Crosse Pointe, and his two sons,
Lloyd and John, accompanied by
b S. Mechlen and c, J. Mccarthy,
who are spending their vacation
there, have had a picnic catching
black bass They fished White
fish Lake in the northern section
Of the Laurentian country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
ST. Andrews Picnic

Detroit Police Department will
have two teams competing at the
St Andrews games a Boh-Lo
tomorrow in the tug of war and
high lump the Cabcr and other
athletics events. Highland dance
and pipe competitions Will round
out the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Detroit Results

FIRST RACE st2oo calming ssea-
olct flr'orEs
ney,larsr catfars.sj 30 20 $50 500
Gee Tor adams sH 80
Cuick Bubble ,Ha-'i lH
- 'lmps WAY '-a.-'f TIP cas-
arhy us1at Ssvp,- Fso For.o FAR
orsia ard oorpn G'rI sso ran.
'Fteif
sEcoND RACE s. 200 claiming 3.
year DDS ard ~ . farming
Vegas justice tNoisrsD $40 -
Bygunes tCrfftfr.cI sU
.s.ar Ler0.r CHINA Ata4Heo MOI.
Question. vsi7rl, Dennis r. ana Nso'.j
as ran
THIRD RAcE-N2oo claiming maiden
7year eles - f-rones
'Royal Canadian
Anna Mullen snrn1 los9 81"
American pity tCaffRfsNsl $40
Time NJ =
Golden Frors .Parau .Bark BOOK
Pare. Gslahus III Henry and GulckkcS
as; FL, ,aa
FOURTH RACE ST 800 claiming 2.
ytat.olas ~ ilr'onss 40 %, ,,so 60 49,
Francs ~ ,BgtChsrJ 500 So
Wave Cap tHsrl so
Time 10 t-f
Clayburns 'BursWrep 'HaGatckf.
'Mss julie Y. Sieabyrre Wanda BON
beress H. Tune and sSuman also ran
'Feld
~ FIFTH RACE 81 500 me Marau5er
FApficap tgrcuEs
Ltseatnot Ozark OG, $40 = 50
NalfinA Punch 1knott $50 s 20
Indian watch ,Canarcual 80
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Night Edition Code Key

Tic Dcro Times daily PRINTS IN The Night Edition only The
name Of horse which Is the outstanding
bets of the day
The code appears night the Eight Star and Red Line
EDITIONS with number corresponding IN each letter OF the alphabet
The horses appears ONLY ~ TIE NIGHT EDITION
AND III is PRINTED IL CODE.
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Tomorrow S code follows:

Clip this code key II VIII enable 10 dccphcr the OF
touo-uN. olIo aLN-luu. Only ~ IIIE MOTT EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

ArfIlur''S
Slate
Clean

Arthurs again today demon
strate they are one of the cham
pionShip factors in Class B of
Detroit Baseball Federation. They
raised their string of victories TO
four at Clark Park yesterday in
defeating Hoffman, GA, on a
three-run splurge in the eighth.
Other games in the division were
rained out in addition to those in
Class c. Class A beat the rain at
Briggs Stadium 10 play two and
the Firemen's Midgets managed TO
finish one.
a Hoffman fielding lapse helped
Arthurs. No one covered first on
Dick Crosson's bunt and the bags
were filled with none out, an error
and pass preceding this play.
Kinzels looping single tied
the score. Jim Padar drove in the
runs with another one
baSer,
Outfielder Lew Ferrari of Holtz-
man featured in the seventh with
a deep left catch off Ed Paul and
a perfectly timed long throw that
caught Bill Lakes at the plate.
Lakes tried 10 score from third
after the catch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Prefers Playing

An amazing athlete, Simmons,
al 40, is attempting a comeback
as a regular with the Red SoX.
He could have had a coaching
Job. He can always have that
with his old pal, Connie Mack,
but instead Al wanted 10 play.
In the middle of February he
went 10 Hot Springs, Ark, and
began a rigorous training pro-
gram along with Whitlow Wyatt
of the Dodgers and Al Lopez
Of the Pirates. He ran and took
baths daily. Above all be placed
himself on a diet
II was pretty heavy, too
heavy 10 play" Simmons re-
called.
II weighed Eli pounds when l
started work at Hot Springs and
i got down 10 q little under 200.
Right now I am 100 hut have
been under the weather. (Sim-
mons is recovering from an at
tack of the flu which laid him
low in Cleveland. He did not ac-
company the Red Sox to Detroit
on the last trip, remaining IN
Cleveland.
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ONE FOR PEPSI

PcpSi-Cola won the first official
Federation game ever played in
the stadium yesterday, 81, thanks
10 Fred Hrdlicka who caught an
intentional fourth ball for a single
scoring Harry Hrdlicka with the
winning run.
Tony Bukovich had - strikeouts
as Auto Club remained indicated
in winning rs third straight The
National Champions Sanded Nick-
crs, 81. Ted RegulSki double
soh'rd a pass with two out in the
fifth rescued NickcrS from a shut
out.
IN tho o0cncr. Hrdlicka and Pete
ONrOn cv cave expert service for
their respective teams and at the
close of the eighth each club had
four hits with Pepsi leading, 30.
Only ona Chevrolet reached
third untilthc ninth. Russell Vein
and Walter Hajdyla singled in
succession. Nick Schenk contacted
for "A double and the score was
tied. Hrdlicka sent back the next
two on strikes and George Oatman
flied out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

when they ( a White SoN repre-
ScntatIve) phoned me and asked
whether / wanted 10 20 To the
Yankees or the Tigers IL vas
n hard choice because Mickey
Cochrane wanted me To come TO
Detroit. Mickey won, and lost
all that pennant money the
Yankees won the next few years.
Those lucky Yankees made q lot
of money"
That was back in 1886 when
Cochrane bought Simmons from
the Chicago club for reputed
$4,000.
did the Tigers actually pay
$4,000" Simmons was asked.
II suppose So" Al answered,
But TO tell you the truth, 1
don't know. It must have been
more than Sl.50 because the
White SoX seemed happy
about H."
Simmons laughed as he re-
called Dykes.
Quite a guy that Dykes" AL
suggested. "HOw those SoX can
win games with nothing. Oh, j
shouldn't say nothlng-they've
had good pitching. They would
have 10 have TO stay In the
league"
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Fox on First

81 would have to put Jimmy
FONx az first" Al continued
And Joe Cronin al short, Eddie
Collins AZ second and Joe Dugan
az third. And, how would YOU
like 20 have this outfield now
Ted Williams In left, Joe DiMag-
gio IN center and Babe Ruth in
right:'
II couldn't name Cobb, be-
cause Ty was fading ont when
we played In the league at the
same time. Oh. YES. would
have a. utility Jimmy Dykes and
Harry Heilmsnn"
You know whom Al named for
manager Of this great galaxy e
stars.
Connie Mack, sure. nobody
else but the venerable Mack
It's great country out
there" al said.
lie has a young son going 20
military college out there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Pin Doubt Exits
Joe Norris Trims Crimmins by $40 Pins and Pays
Debt TO Crowd Aonq Route
BY HAROLD KAHL

If there was any doubt about
Joe Norris superiority over
Johnny Crimmins on the bowling
lanes for this season. at least, il
should be dispelled today.
The popular captain of the
Stroh team, national match game
champion, was the winner of an
S0-game home and home series
for the state individual champion
ship concluded at Hall-DoddS Rec
rcation last night by $40 pins.
In winning in this conclusive
fashion Norris not only stated he
would be only TO happy TO give
his opponent another chance next
tall but also paid him a high
When the last ball
the pits he said:
I'm extremely sorry I had TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
CROWD BENEFITS

1t wasn't necessary. but Joe felt
he owed il to the crowd So out
he went and averaged 2215 in
tipping 2215 to Crimmins' 1884
with 1884. In this series Norris
was below 200 only twice, his Sec
ond game of 1S5 and his seventh
of 1872.
His others were 222, 233, 203,
246, 211, 255, 225 and 243 when
he could have afforded TO loaf. But
he's not built that way. In his
255 game he had every ball in
the pocket solid. but caught a
spin tap after five strikes and a
4-pin after a triple.
During the course Of the match
Crimmins ran into the more diff
ficult splits and made most of
them in spectacular fashion. He
even slid the No. 5 pin over to the
Spin spot and then made the
spare That he didn't run true to
his usual form is no diScredit. He
may have his day next fall.
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Gives Tigers Chance

Incidentally. al thinks the
Tigers have as good chance as
any team 10 win the pennant.
THE Tigers have the best
pitching In the league and II
could win them the flag" the
Boston outfielder explained.
Yankees are still pretty good.
Cleveland is probably better
than they looked against us, but
they didn't look like any pen
nant winners in the games with
us. We beat them four out OF
five. ] don't think WashingtOn's
young pitchers will hold up
enough 10 give the Senators \
pennant. As for the Red SoX, we
are better than we have shown.
We've got a good pitching staff
and we can't always hit as badly
as we have been doing"
Simmons says that in his
book Lefty Grove was tho
greatest of all pitchers.
II would name Grove and Ted
Lyons on an All-Star team 81
the players ] played with and
against in the big league" Sim
mons recalled.
This is AIS 2Oth year In the
majors. in 19 Of which he has
been an active player.
IT was off the active list my
last year with the Athle tics" Al
said.
With Lyons in service. Al in
point of service IS The oldest
PLAYER in the American League.
And. Of course. one Of trc Oldest
in years.
You can easily guess AS
choice for catcher - Mickey
Cochrane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

Better attendance luck al Briggs
Stadium is the expectation today
OF Detroit Baseball Federation
after rain or the threat Of rain
yesterday kept paid admission to
500. Two games we're on sched-
ule, one 10 start at l:30 and the
second al 4:30.
PariSClean and Police were on
the early shift, TcamSters and
VirgieS on the late. Nirgies named
Walter Shy and Transfers Walter
Lacey 10 do the pitching The
Police posted Nicholas Willerer
with Bill Colone or Frank Ayers
un for PARIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Yankees
Back Inn
Old Spot

NEW YORK, May 81 QNS)-
Something like an embattled towr
which is captured. lost, and re.
captured in swift succession, the
leadership of the American League
is today subject of the worst bat.
tering il has suffered in decades
The Yankees captured it June
1912. lost its midway through thi,
month, then cleaned out the last
pocket of resistance yesterday ane
moved back into possession.
The victorious drive was accom-
plished in two drives on the Cleve,
Hand Indians, when the Yankee,
swept both ends OF a twin bill
4 to 3 and 3 to 2.
The Yankees were helped ir
their drive on the loop lead bS
two victories scored by the second
division Chicago White Sox over
the Washington Senators, 5 TO
and 5 to /.
ROOKIE HURLS ONE.HITTER
The Philadelphia Athletics twice
trounced the St. Louis Browns
3 10 0 and 4 10 l. Two rookie
pitchers turned the trick. Donald
Black pitched the opening one-hi'
shutout. while Jessie Flores. the
greatest pitching find Of the year
hung up his seventh victory in the
second game
The Pittsburgh Pirates edged
out two wins over the PHILADELPHIA
Phillies, 4 TO 3 and 2 10 ! The
Chicago Cubs and Boston Braves
played only one game, the Cubs
taking this contest, 5 to l. The
New York Giants and St. Louis
Cardinals split their twin bill. the
Giants taking the opener. 7 10 6
and the Cards the afterpiece.
TO ..
The Cincinnati Reds, who have
yet 10 win a Sunday game this
season. kept their dubious distinc.
ton intact by losing TO the Brook.
lyn Dodgers, s 70 O and 10 10 S
which brought the Sunday losing
streak 10 II games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Two More Today
Amateurs Hope for Better Attendance Luck at
Briggs After Weather Pares Opening Crowd

him to third. O'Kronley tried 10
pass Fred Hrdlicka. His reach
turned a wide fourth ball into a
single TO right and the tally needed
arrived.
Auto Club extracted four runs
from solution of three walks and
four hits among the latter Don
Cantwell's double with two out.
Jack McKenna singled behind Bill
Ebranyi's walk 10 sand Jack May
hew across with the fourth rally.
The scores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

streak extending over three sue
ceSSiye days ar. two tracks. The
previous record was nine winners
set by Albert Adams. then II
years old. al the Marlboro track
in Maryland in 1880. ~.
Adams, the L. s. champion, in
1912, would have a chance 10 ex-
tend his streak today had ne been
TO quir after winning five
straight. from the second through
the sixth race. When he asked for
mount and took Sidout
in the last race. he was pressing
ms luck and finished third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Campbell Goals
Nip Raj Soccer lean

Detroit All-StarS today hold a
3D. decision over the RAF Soccer
team from Picton Ont. In a game
played yesterday at Sports Park
Neil Campboll scored twice in the
second half for Detroit, his first
goal tying the. score at Pail ana
his second bringing victory for his
team
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Long Ways lO 90
Johnny Adams Straight Wins Shy Of World
Record Held by English Jockey

johnny Adams fcat Of riding
h'e winners n SiN races al the
Detroit Race Track Saturday
ranks with The remarkable feats
0f the turf bar Tho L s. riding
champion has some real marks al
which 20 shoot during the rest OF
the 73-day meeting here.
Racing record, show that the
world mark Tor riding consecutive
winners is held by Gordon Rich
ards. Englands leading rider for
Inc last 10 years who rode Il
winners in a row In 1888, the
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Continued on Page 2D
Probable Pitchers
ny Universal Service


AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland CMi!nsr 90 and Barby 5.2l
a. Washington tLeouard - and Wynn
3-5f-l 80 3, m tEWTl.
DETROIT white 0.i and Newhoussr
2-lt a. Philadelphia Harris Is and
Wn'H sd 80 3. m tEWTI
Chicago CHumphries 3.3 and smith 2.2D
~ New York Donald o. and Byrne I-0J
j 30 3, m. 'EWTl.-
- Louis Dean On and NirgeIinc %,
~ Boston tHuEhsou 81 and Judd ALL
80 N. tEWTI.
All cubs play Two games
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia tFuChs Ia and Podcajuv
80 - Chicago Barrett 0.J and Prim
o-lI--2 so 3 m fFWT
Boston tToor 30 and Dono,an O.ol A.
Pt'snur-h tkHrEef and Butcher oil
-l.it e. m ,FNT
View York Gahrwar 80 and Mungo
O.'H az c.gCrnal Riddle 3-J ana Heusser
t-rt.-l so m rEWT.
s-rrev1 tMeItor - and Fiz-mmors
OIL o. So Louis COOPER 7.3 and Brc-
chter ~ 30 ,. m tFWTt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Isn't This Like Joe7

SANTA ANA, Cal, May 81
QNS) Joe DiMaggio, form r
New York Yankee fence-buster.
hit safely in his 18th straight
game yesterday TO help Santa Ana
Army Air Base whip tho Long
Beach Ferry Command, ) 10 3.
Big Red Ruffing. former major
league acc, was the losing pitcher,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

Error Higgins Runs batted in-Rad-
Cliff Fox Doerr Psrtee Lucier Two
base hits Fox. Partee. Three-hase hits
Lupien 2 stolen bAse-Culberson Sacri-
Aces CYamef Ovcrmire Double plays
Lucier 20 Psrtee % Lup.en, Tabor 90 Doerr
20 Lupier Left on bases Boston 4. Dc.
troit 9. Bases on balls-oH Lucier 4. on
Corsica 2 Struck out-Bv Overmire
by Iucier : HHs-On Overmire IN s
innings. on Corsica in innings. Hit
BY Pitcher-By Lucier (RAdclinl Wild
mitch corsica Losing pitchsr-Overrire
Unrires Rommcl and Hubbard. Time
l.1e Attendance Il $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

CUPBOARD ASSO-
citation yester-
day at Belle
Isle.
Leon Guthrie
of Clev c land
was the only
outsider TO win
a race. He beat
Bob Bennett Of
Midland in the
Class B Hydro
division.
Don ZieGler
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Warmerdam May Fly

PASADENA. Cal. May 81 GNS)
Cornelius Warmcrdam, worlds
pole vaultcr, may partici-
pate in the second annual Pasa-
dcna track and field games Satur-
day. II was revealed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

x tx taAAANA II ~ Il
which escaped
he veteran
because Of a
faulty decl-
SION.
N igge It
blum der l
ever pulled
m q Al,
when / went
TO Detroit In
stead OF New
York. 1 was
in Hot Springs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
FIRST GAME

Totals - 7x2s 10 Totals 80 III 7
STwo out when winning run scored
Chevrolet 900 600 OO2--7
Pepsi-Cola O2O 600 OOI-J
Errors Okronely. Oatmans Stepulia
Two-base hits-DroEomir. schenk "
ArtaEan. Struck out-By Okronely T. by
Hrdlieka 10 Bases on balls-On okroney
4, OF Hrdlicka
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
Sports
Simmons Means
Over Passing Up
Yanks for Tigers
By LEO MACDONELL

PHILADELPHIA. May 81
Al Simmons. in high disgust
kicked a phantom object IN the
Red SoX dugout in Boston as he
,-,,.-,l1rS v,I,rh cNir, Of the realm
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01
NORRIS WOOS IS

On the other hand, Norris, who
slumped to 1S4 average in the
first 10 games on Crimmins' home
alleys Friday night because of too
many splits, rcadjusted himself TO
the situation in smart fashion. In
his usual polite way he had a
number of horrible names for
alley 10.
At the end, however, No. Is was
Norris sweetheart" only after
he had said it was the toughest he
had ever bowled. But he played
it down the middle and was
seldom out of the pocket in the
last three blocks. Alley No. Ia, a
running one, he played from the
corner. Crimnins. experimenting
as usual in defiance of expert ad-
vice. was here and there.
Norris always thinks OF the
spectators. He clinched the match
Saturday night with 143 pins
victory after Crimmins picked up
1913 pins Friday. He knew it, but
still gave Crimmins chance.
When it appeared Crimmins was
doomed before the start Of last
nights block Norris put on one
of his best exhibitions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

bowl Johnny when he was not
mt his peak, and strictly off
form. For my money he Is the
toughest bowler In this country.
1 consider IL high honor to
beat him. Inasmuch as 1 have
bad leg and he's a bit over
age think we both will be
around next fall for another
match"
For the so games Norris
1883 pins for an aver
age of 207.39 10 CrimminS' 1880
for 1860. Top singles were 25S
for Norris and 246 for Crimmins.
In the entire match Crimmins won
only q, that's how convincing was
Norris victory.
AS in nearly every sport follow
through is necessary. Norris had
it, CrimminS didn't. which is the
story of this match. CrimminS
lacked it and as a result the
deadly accuracy for which he is
noted hit rock bottom. Taps OF
As and los and splits ruined
him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-01

won both The service runabOut
events. while Chuck Thompson
showed the way in the Class A
Hydro race and Roy Greiner in
the Glass c Hydro event.