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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-28
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County - Macomb
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Circuit Count Commissioner for said
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wife, Plaintiffs
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his wife. Defendants.
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That said defendant reside lu tal,
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Board OF Education Minutes

INC regular meeting OF the Board Of
Education Was held Friday, May "a. l94J.
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at 100 O'Clock in the offices of William
7. Kelly.
Members absent None.
The meeting was called 10 order by
the president and the minutes of the
previous meeting were approved.
The report OF the Librarian was read
and ordered spread upon the minutes.
The following report OF the Treasurer
was read and ordered spread upon the
4 min
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Mt. Clemens
Commission
Proceedings

May &c. 1913.
Commission Chamber.
State OF Michigan
City OF Mt. Clemens
At q regular meeting OF the CITY
Commissions OF the City of Mount Glenn
ems held on the aobve date. there were
present Mayor Westepdorf and Corn
mssioncrs Brcitmeyer, Longs nafdi Al
miSsioncrs Breitmeyer. Longstaff and
DuBay. Absent; Commissioned Bruneel
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved
Commissioner Longstaff DuBay moved
that the Report of the Finance Com
missioner be accepted and tho MAYOR
and Clerk be, and they hereby are, au-
thorizcd and directed 10 issue var
rants agdins the several funds therein
named, as follows
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ORDER OF RLICArIoN
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On motion the meeting was adjourned.
Paul w. Schanher
Secretary
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STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the Office
OF me Drain Commissioner OF the County
of Macomb.
In the Matter of tho RouS>op Draf,,
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May &c. 1913.
Commission Chamber.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-06-18
AN INNOCENT TYPE LINE
 GETS EDITOR IN TROUBLE

lFrom Who's Who in the com-)
 tposing Room" published by the
 Intertype Corporatfon)
 Out of a southern state comes a libel suit that is not only novel in its issues but which is also mirth proYokingt says the Indiana Pub fisher. Furthermore. it demonstrates the care which must be taken at all times by newspapers to guard against involvement in legal pro- eeedings which often arise from sit nations that are apparently inno- cent and inadvertent.
 \ candidate for nomination to the United States Senate contracted with a radio network for broadcast of a program in the interest of his campaign. The time was listed in the releases to newspapers from the radio network. For some unaccount- able reason, the time purchased by the candidate was the same as that which had been devoted to a regul- ar broadcast and the change did not appear in the copy sent to the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-06-18
ON WASHINGTON FRONT
 BY JACK sTINNETT

Continued from page two) against a large portion of the Brit ish empire in defending the duke and duchess against all those who criticized their marriage.
 Churchill Easy" Speaker
 Old-timers in the Congressional galleries couldn't remember when any guest speaker had such an aud. fence. Not far from the duke and duchess were Crown Princess Mar tha of Norway. Prime Minister Mackenzie King of Canada, and enough lords and ladies to make il look like a field day at Buckingham Palace.
 Churchill is one of the easiest speakers I have ever heard or watched. With his horn-rims cooked on the tip of his nose, he seems to ignore both microphones and script He backs away from the mikes" gestures often, plays to his audience and gives the impression that he is constantly ad-libbing.
 When he's in the mood-as he was the other day=his speeches contain more humor than any other world figure in this global war and most of it Git wasn't in the or. iginal transcript is eXtemporan- eous.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-06-18

newspaper. As 8 result when the daily radio program appeared in the newspaper 1t failed to list the name Of the candidate as the speak CT at that time but 1t read as fol- lows: Bats in the Belfry.Y
 Naturally, the candidate was pro- voked. He was more than that. In fact he was so upset that he filed suit against the radio station for .s2.50O damages alleging that the
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-06-18
'INVACION FOOT IS
 NEWEST AILMENT AMONG
 SOLDIERS IN ATFTTTAN

SAN FRANCISCO Nearly 400 veterans of the battle of Attu who arrived here to enter Letterman General Hospital for treatment of gunshot wounds and frostbite. told incredible stories of the hardships encountered by American forces in capturing the Japanese outpost.
 Some of the victims were cold and unable to walk from invasion 1oot", which they explained comes from getting one's feet wet in land ing on the beaches, then continu- ing to move without changing to dry socks
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ly with the Salvation Army in Sit ka. and daughter of Brigadier and
 Mrs ". J. Carruthers who some years ago were in charge of the Salvation Army in Wran ell is vis- iting here a few days awaiting a boat southbound. Captain Car ruthers. who recently was promoted from Lieutenant to her presetn rank has received notice that she is be-
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-06-18
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sunday. June 20. Sunday School 10 a. m Morning Worship, II a. m Sermon Lost Hope
 Tuesday. Cub Scouts. 7:30 D. m
The Wrangell sentinel., 1943-06-18

program as listed subjected him to great ridicule in and about the community where he is vel 1 known" Obviously it would for how could voters take a candidate seriously after such an introdue- ton?
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Page FRHG

ing transferred from work in Alas ka to that in Canada Her new sta ton has not yet been announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Devil Diver Wins,
Riverland Hurt
Star Breaks Down
in Aqueduct Feature

NEW YORK, June u up
Gfeentrce Stables Devil Diver, a
4-year-old son Of ST Germans,
drove up swiftly on the outside
today for a narrow nose victory
in the $500 Carter Handicap AT
Aqueduct when the topWoiEhtod
RIverland broke down badly at
tho start
With George The Iccman)
Woolf IN the saddle. Devil Diver
came flying from the pack in the
stretch run Of the 7-furlonG stake
and barely outlipped Marriage on
the wire. DOublrab was third as
the winner was timed in pa
Riverland. Louisiana Farms tall
gclding. which defeated AlSab and
Whlrlaway within five days last
fall, stumbled as the field Of 10
Sprintcrs left the gate and was
Immediately pulled up by Jockey
Steve Brooks. Brooks then dis
mounted and tho track ambu-
lance wheeled the ranGy son Of
ColdStream away.
The preliminary examination on
overland d isclo-s ed. hc had
thrown a Stifle.' comparable in
a human 10 SpraininC a hip
Devil Diver earned A purse Of
81 $50 for his victory his third
stake triumph Of tho year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

uded one eagle. II brides and
x pars, y under regulation
CURES.
Dick Bsrtell. former Tiger, is
apparently the same old chunk OF
)nfidence -. They tell this story
bout a recent game In the
iantS' duGout before tho contest
.artell SAD IN ready now l
ever felt better IN my life II !
Il q chance IN there III show you
flows something in tho
NTH inning he was sent 10 bat
sa pinch hitter with the score
ed, two on and one out-and hit
homer into the lower deck in
II field Fame is feeung-
apt. Clark Gable, narrator for a
WI film, introduced p cross sec
on Of boys in training at tho
rrny aviation school in Miami
each, among them "a Detroit
iger catcher The unnamed
ero was Birdie TcbbettS. wearing
ne OF his famous Nashua. -. H.,
niles Rudy York insists be
ed Stubby Overulre in a recent
0o-ysrd dash -. 1T was p photo
nish-all, OveruIre comedies. but
won.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Sene's Birthday

Gene DeSautcl IS, Cleveland
=ftcAer. viii he SO tf7is Sunday
was born in Worcester, Mass
I'd once belonged 10 the Tigers,
ming up 70 the Detroit club from
oily Cross &C.. Coach Paul Brown
Tvs Ohio States defending Big
en- championship football team
ais fan Will be no better than
high school team Ted VIII
ans and Johnny PcSky former
ed Sox stars now IN the navy,
e nj Chapel Hill. y. c. ... Dom
maggie and Charley Wagner,
so sailors. arc al Norfolk /.
or the duration the Sunday base
al curfeW law in Boston has been
fled Games may now be
,mpleted after s 30 o'clock d.
arold (Jug) McSpaden, Philadel-
Ma Country Club pro, still owns
1h's 1S-hole record Of 50 made at
e San Antonio, Tex Brccken-
dye course His POUND IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
uses 4-Man Team
Wins NCAA inU pset

dasheS and Jack de Field Of Min
neSota in the pole vault
The lone defending champion
who was unSeatod was Dallas
Duprc OF OHIO State in tho broad
Jump. The Buckeye Star, who
has been bothered throughout The
outdoor season with a lee injury
finished IN fourth place as Billy
Christopher OF Rice won b..
DAVIS and BilLCgmnaIHs Of Rice
were tho only double winners IN
the meet. While "HWryinC Hal"
took both spr.nts. CunmnS copied
the low and high hurdle cham
plOnShipS.
There were no meet records
broken. The outstanding per
formanccS Of the day were Davis
PA seconds in the 22O-yard dash
despite the fact he buckcd a
strong wind and tho 6-foot S-inch
high Jump Of Utah s Fred Sheffield.
CALIFORNIA; chances were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Tiaer PITCHING Records

Pine Lake and Was there some
tiue before reforming t9 his old
posi- as rrecu-tcapcg a, the Golf
club
A member a. 'hc old school Of
E0l' pros who made golf clubs.
gave lesson, and were experts on
course upkccp, Etnlr~ real love
was tUf and IT'S Carc He also
Was successful rs 2 course a-Chi-
Tcc' and among tho courses nc
built were Crosse lie, Pine Lake
and EdEewood
he was proudcst though OF thc
part Doc had iu building Ihe. pres
cn' nIrc-0olc layout on Belle Isle
The first Of The cty-oWncd
courses. IN this work hc coop
Grated with William q Curtis.
the man VINO conceived the idea Of
a cnutSc on the ISLAND aad pat %
oEcr ms the face. ot nTuch official
opposition
BrHdcS h- wife. rmIN Ernic
leaves % daughter Sir, William
r. Crawford OF Detroit and a
SON Walker WAY o., Cincinnati
There arc also fw.u brothers and
e-'Cr IVno' Inr brothers, Jack
and Bcr Way aro pru~ .r Glove.
band IHr other brother Charley
Nat. Itos M Ems and, as does
the SISTER, Ada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Hell p for Races

Horse-drswr taily-hoos wagons.
uggies. buckboardS. traps-ir fact
nything that doesn't 80 by CsSo-
ne, Will trundc racing fans 20
iarden State Park outside Of
'amden y. j.. during us 7g-Gsy
meet opening on July T. according
o the track s answer 70 ftc trans
ortation problem
Willie Joyce who fought ~ Dc
roit Arena Gardens. Us booked 20
attic Henry Armstrong III Holly
wood, Cal juno 20 &C.. Joyce was
ne OF tho few 20 beat Ham
nerin Henry since the former
hampton started MS sensational
comeback, but Henry suffered "a
,roken jaw In The bout and has
zen or The shelf for S0uo weeks
=. Hack Wilson is working ir q
Baltimore shipysrd Johnny
.indell recruit Yankee ogtlc.dct
vas sll-Conforcncc football Cri
yhdn ln high school 10 California
~. Though p b.g man physically
.ibdell is fbSr on hls feet Tic
5ass wife and Two children and
an ga.
Deb Gar~s az ~. rs 'hr fastest
nan or the S. LDIs Cardinal,
cam .. a rerpr,4a. scholarship
n memorl Of William r. 'BM
,6uahlln former Lafay College
,asebe D coach and orr.aur Do-
rot TIgcrs STAR is planned rs
lafayette students and alumni o..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Barney M(Cosky
Visits Tigers

Barney NcCoSky. home On p
Weekend friouch from Naval
Aviation School - Wooster
TOhio4 College. worked out with
the Tigers before today game.
Weighing rs pounds. "A pounds
lighter than when he Iolnod up 2
couple Of months ago. MctoSky
reported hn wa--.-fin tthe best con
dition Of has ifc
They put YOU through the
ropes all right" NCCoSky re-
ported "but / never felt better
in my life and am anxious "a
get in the big scrap. All the
boys at school are like that
they can't wait 10 get going
When PLAYING left field for the
Tigers. AicCo,ty weighed from
lS3 20 $50, ho said
Am glad 10 see Dick Wake
field j. going big" NcCoskS de
C.arCd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
FANS FIRST 3

White started tho game aus
piciouSly when he struck out the
first three men 10 face him The
Tigers also went down IN order IN
their half of the first inning.
In the second tho Tigers came
up with a run. First up. Higgins
walked and later scored when
Metro laced a single 10 left
An error by Higgins gave the
White Sox a marker in the fourth.
tying the count. Tucker walked
and after the next TWO batSmen
grounded out. Wally Moses walked
and stole second. The veteran
Luke Appllng then grounded 10
Higgins who fumbled, Tucker
scoring. but Moses was trapped
off second 10 make three out.
With the pair Of runs brought
home by Wood the Tigers moved
ahead in the fifth. York walked
and Metro popped out Then
Richards got an infield single
After White was retired, Hoover
walked, filling the bags. Came
Wood with his single, a torrid
poke into centcrfeld, and York
and Richards Specded home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
RECEIVERS FROM INJURY

Wise Moss scored her biggest
victory in the Cadillac last year
before suffering an injury which
forced trainer Ed MCCuan 70 lay
her up for nine months. The mare
was second in her first start here
this season. Then she won the
Dark Day Handicap from Three
Per Cent indicating She was ready
to meet tho best here.
Wise Moss proved She was
ready 10 beat the best hy running
the fastest SIX -Arlones Of tnr
meeting. Ill 2-5. 10 lead hcr 10
rivals home She was co-favorlto
with the Dearborn Stable entry
Of Overdrawn and Samhoromhon
and paid Sc straight. Her first
money Of $1,000 boosted her win
nings for the season 70 s. 400 and
trainer MCCuan announced he
would invest the entire $1,000 in
war bonds.
The triumph Of Wise Moss was
very popular with tho biz crowd
but there were many who be-
moancd tho fate of tho Dearborn
Stables Ovcrdrawn. winner Of the
last three Jamaica handlcapS
Mrs. II. p. Bonncr's $4,000 Star
Defense and the Milky Way
Farms DogpatCh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
A ROUGH RACE

With a wcll-rated ride by
Johnny Adams. the nation lead
ing Jockey, 10 boost her chances.
Wise Moss avoided the humping
and the Crowding in one of the
toughest races Of the season. She
came from next 10 last on the
back stretch around the field and
up TO second place Al the head Of
the stretch in. tho SIX furlOng
dash Then she took out after the
paceSetting Best Reward and all
the money.
Wise Moss caught Best Reward
at the sixteenth pole pulled
gamely ahead. She Just lasted 10
win by a neck from David Nc
Cures Gold Princess. which
broke free of the pack AZ the head
-of- the stretch and was running
over everything At the finish.
Third money went 10 Best Re-
ward, the 4-year-old colt which
represents Morris Wexler Of Glove
land and which set the pace after
breaking from the outside Of the
gate with Wise Moss. Milky Way
Farms Dogpatch was close
fourth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
HOOVER SINGLES

In that important eighth.
Hoover led Off with a single and
moved all the way around 10
third on !, p. Woods sacrifice
hi', scoring later after Thurman
Tucker SHARED Dick Wakefield S
long ny ball in center.
Then Higgins followed with n
home run into the lower deck Of
the tCtt field stands, his third
circuit drive Of the season
4 Smait crowd OF 3569 paid
customers. 2l1 ServICemen and
2,a63- &chnal children saw the II
gers come out Of their slump
Sharing high honorS with Hoo
yer and Higgins was Wood re-
Cruit up from Beaumont. who
filled in at second base for Jimmy
BloodWorth, on the shelf with an
ailng lee.
With a single in the fifth, Wood
scored two OF the Tiger tables.
The other was fashioned by Char
Icy Metro, another rookie, who
saw service because Steve O'Ncili
wanted riGhthanded power in the
batting lineup against Nee, a
SODthyaN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Point Standings
In NCAA Nee

southern california a. California ~
7Irs "a. New York University % NI0ne-
sofa a. NthrsskR ~ Illinois Is Wash.
ingtor r. Lawrence College ~
Michigan "a Texas IA. MICH gan stare
- Iowa STATE Il Notre Dame ~. stan.
ford ~ Dartmouth 10, Missouri 10. Utah
10 FordhAm 10
Wisconsin q Navy 9 oregon STATE 6
Western Illinois Teachers 2, ohio STATE 3.
Miami tOhio, University ( Kansas Staie
Z? Colorado 2 Cornell rcvAl college
Oklahors prAirie View trsNasJ Jeacn-
rrs Virginia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

lst they would always have a
lean place 70 sleep anyway. ..,
yhit Wyatt Of the Dodgers is
aving arm trouble again -. q.
tanley Frank. New York sports
olumniSt secs a healthy sign m
lie big baseball and racing At
sndance -. II appears that the
uyS OF tire sports beat VIII not
e reduced 10 the bleak necessity
{ having 70 20 10 work Tor a
wing sfer all Frank says,
Michael lMIckcX1 Rocco ncW
,dian first baSeman. is y and the
ither Of one child ... Last year
1o3 games he hit .2a7 and drove
1me s. runs for Buffalo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
CRoWDING A HANDICAP

Every one Of those we'll backed
horses suffered from the crowd
ing Just as Wise Moss and Best
Reward benefited from breaking
outside the gate. Best Reward
shot 10 the front and stayed out
OF trouble that way Wise Moss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Higgins Honners
As s. Victory
Tie for Sd
~ LEo NACDoNELL

Hal White outp.'Ched Thornton
Lee and The Tigers defeated the
Nrfo son. = 10 3 Al Briggs
Stadium Saturday. ending a losing
streak Which had reached hye
defeats
Asa result. tHC Tigers, after
.aUCa hing Do sixth place for TWO
GAYS moved zap INTO a uc with
Chicago for tHrd place IN the
merry American League scramble.
The triumph was WhtcS
first az The season against five
defeats .fieidIUE only three hts
against five Oft Lee, White had 10
overcome ragged play behind
him the Tigers acCumulatinG four
errors.
But Joe Hoovcrs speed and
pInky higgins power at bat de-
cdcd Tho issue IN the eighth 20
produce the extra two runs which
figured IN the victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
NATIONAL LEAGTE

SAT- RDAl'S RESULTS
So LOUIS 4 p.f'Trg-Eh 0.
Pastur 2 RroHklFn ..
cincinnati 8, chicago
Philadelphia "a N"V YORK -.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Cincinnati A. ChrtE. e..
Boston ~ Ff1nk sr t.I.
Philadelphia A. Sev Work ~,
Pittsburgh a. s.. Louis tza
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
son TIE 1T

Tho SoX struck hack with a
counter IN the seventh once again
deadlockinC the contest Kuhel
walked and later scored when
Jimmy Grant singled 10 left.
Thus the affair was knottcd
when the Tigers came 10 bat IN
the eighth Hoover singled 10
center and raced around 10 third
on Woods sacrifice hurt down the
third base line
Then Wakefield drove a fly ball
70 Tucker and Hoover scored after
the catch.
This broke The 'o hut higgins
came up with ms home run 10
clnch things.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

EVANSTON, III. June u CUP)
- Four Stout-hearted kids, who
refused TO recognize the odds
against them, today continued the
University Of Southern Califor-
mas domination Of the National
Collegiate track and field cham
pIonShlpS.
The Trojan quartet came here
termed token entry by their
veteran coach, Dean Cromwell,
and then PROCEEDED 10 upset all
form charts by pilinG up 46 points
10 win their ninth straight col
lcgiatc track title.
Carrying the Southern Califor-
mia ColorS for one OF the greatest
trjumphS IN the schools brilliant
athletic history were Cliff Bour-
land in the DO and the 440-yard
daShcS. Jack Trout IN the 100
and 220-yard daSheS; Doug Miller
in the laveln throw and EdSel
Curry in the broad Jump.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Wise Moss Gets
Feature; Roberts
Rides ) Winners
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

II was Wise Moss again in the
Cadillac Handicap.
Aided by the luck Of the draw
which gave her the outside post
position in the unwieldy field Of
Ia horses, the 5-year-old black
mare owned by Mrs. Edward Me
Guam Of EdWardSville, III, raced
10 a neck victory and the cheers
of a crowd OF $4,000 in the $500
Cadillac Handicap at the Detroit
race track Saturday afternoon.
It was the second successive
year she had carried the green
and white MeCuan silks home in
the Cadillac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

Cincinnati tWAIfets and FldtIf) ~
ChlraGo TaSseau and Lee.
rnuade' ph.a tIohnsou and KrRus) ~
New York tUuhpeil and Melton
Pittsburgh tkHnEer and Heher' - s.
Lruts Cooper and white or Rrcthcsrr
Boston DTohn and Andrews A. Rrook
Ign tWra' and Head or HighsJ.
AT double headers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Probable Pitchers
ANI-RICAN ITAGII

Washington CCarrssquf' and Mer'y a.
Ror'nu tHughson and Lucier'
Chicago tSmith And DietuchJ A. ne
tr0N ,Tucks and Bridges
Sew YORK. t2uher and Bot7wtl a. Thla-
de'phIa trhrst0phcr ard N0iif'
S. LOUIS tGRlhouse and SundrA or
MuncreD as Cleveland tBsghy and Mi.
mar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
DEFEND CROWNS

POurland was one Of the three
1912 individual champions 10 do
fcnd his crown successfully The
others were Hal Davis of Cali
fnrnla in thc 100 and 220-Vard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
ONLY TITLE WON

Bourland was the only Trojan
star 10 cop an individual title but
the other three came through 10
supply the title winning points by
placing in their Spccialitics.
In addition 10 his winning effort
Bourland was third in tho 220;
Trout was second in the 100 and
the 300; Curry was the runnerup
in the broad Jump and Miller was
third in the iavcljn.
Another Pacific Coast repre-
sentative. the University Of Cali
fornia, finished second with 80
points. Rice was third with 26
noints. New York University
fourth with B.. Minnesota fifth
with 81. Nebraska sixth with 10.
Illinois seventh with Is. Washing
ton eighth with II, and Michigan.
Texas and Lawrence College Of
Appleton. Wis. in a tic for ninth
place with Is points each.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Major lie que
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Detroit 5, Chicago 3.
81 Louis 7 Cleveland 3
New York Il, Philadelphia q.
WAshineto- g. Boston q.
SUNDAYS CANES
Chicago o. DETROIT co.
81 Louis a. Cleveland 20.
SoW York AZ Philadelphia ID.
Washington a. BOSTON t2I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

In Vernon T,,o.hasc hts Prlddy Par
tee sullivan stolen bases Case, Tabor
Spence Johnson Sacrifice Terry Double
PLAYS Tabor 20 Dnryr, Candin. N Sui.'-
van 90 Vernon Left on bases Washington
& Boston T. Bases on balls or Terry 4.
~ Cardini o. struck ou' ~ CAnd'ri Z.
hy Tory Tmr0rcs stewart PipErss
and Wpafer Time q game al, Attend
artc IgS