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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
BY WILLIAM FLEMING

right in there pitching =. and
doing a good job even II do
have To say 10 myself
1t Cottlngton has been in the
air force for eight years, first with
the Canadians He was trans
fcrrcd 10 the L. S. force.
For the best conditioned coun-
Gilman in the state OF Michigan,
we nominate Ray Parker OF Dear
born. There isn't a day goes by
that Parker isn't out running
around the track at FordSon High
School or taking part in ball
game somewhere
Congratulations TO I'D -.
Kramer. president of The Kramer
Bros. Freight Lines, who was
awarded a $500 war bond by The
Trucking Association in
recognition of his support of a
membership campaign conducted
10y the association
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
A P. 0uetette
Mass Tor RCAF Plot
Killed in Action

Requiem mass VIII he said a.
o'clock tomorrow morning al oar
lazy OF The Lake Church East
Windsor Tor Pilot Officer Al
phonNe +. Ouciettc. RCAF. rC-
ported Killed in action IN ar
operations over Morocce
A son OF Mrs. Edward Oueiette
III Albert, Windsor. he enlisted
In 1q4G af4ei went overseas Year
later. He had previously been re-
ported missing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

Man Of his word: Frank ID.
Eaman, former police commits
sioner. said when ne left that post
that he would be back every now
and then TO see how things were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07


just address your letters there and
see how much ne likes them
While on the subject of our
wounded seryiccmen. Mrs. Agnes
Desmond. whose son Vincent, L.
IN the hospital. wants 10 thank
the many DetTOlter> who have
written 10 him since his letter APP
peared in this corner a week ago
Keep EN- up because II keeps
HIM happy and it gives him some
thing to do, and he has plenty OF
spare time He ~ now trying 10
answer all your letters.
1t. GOV. Eugene Keys, dining
alone the other night. sand be- did
il so he could get his mind of
politics for a few minutes.
1t. Guy Cottington Of Blrming-
hon, yuaC tho rilCt of tho FORTRESS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

Of the service she should JOIN.
II wish i had taken up nurs-
ing when l graduated from high
school" she says, because !
don't think there II any branch
OF the service like a navy nurses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

coming along,
and he has kept
his promise.
very few
months he drops
back TO police
headquarters 10
ee his Of d
friends.
Irene IrenO
& a pr @ I y
young waitress
Just waiting 10
see what branch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

IT. tUI IINHIUN Wy IIVTI|TI'II
But he added
w hen YOU read those stories
IN the papers about the bomb
ings Of Paris and Germany every
daN. just remember that the
Thunderbird and nav crew are
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
linn IenCIa,

And what uni
forms.
Jim TenCZa,
one of the first
IN a I ] n G :
wounded IN the
fighting in the
South Pacific,
is now in a hos
pital at Mare
] 5 la n d. and
would like 10
hear from a few
of his friends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07
People You Know

ET-PoFee Head Earao Is Man Of His Word
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

1t. Guy Cottington Of Brming-
ham was the pilot OF the fortress
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

And WHAT UNI
forms"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

M ade from a special
formula used by pro-
fessional dry cleaners.
all you have TO do IS
dip and rinse Cleans
curtains. gloves, a host
OF items!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-07

Luscious. Juicy tomatoes. tender,
green cabbage, giant peppers |!
Nothing 10 add but water! Guar
anteed TO grow!
La gaceta., 1943-02-24

Nj dbl naturaieza dc mvjcr
an accbardada ante el dolor,
sabra resistir, her6icamente, ell
io.or que me anunciara tu lie
gada,
Dos frutos en- saxon ercon'
raras en- mi pecho, que te ali
laran la fatiga de tu persgri-
maize.
Las notas disonantes de tn
llanto primero, sc quedaran vi
brando para siempre en- Ell pen
tagrama de mi existencia.
Me adornaras el pecho con
.tus lagrimas, y en- el lado dere-
5ho me florecera un nuevo co.
razon.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
OECLARADO CULPABLE I'M
ASESINO PROFESSIONAL

New York, Feb. 24.--Un ase-
sino professional, John Regain
de SO amos, fue declarado culpa-
lie por un jurado de matar a
Francis McGovern, de q amos,
IN estibador,
Ell juez John j. Freschi, del
Tribunal General de Sesiones,
lie conden6 a morir en- la silla e.
lectrica.
NRevel6 Ell fiscal que Regain es
aba bajo perd6n Conditional,
por otro asesinato, cuando dis
par6 sobre McGovern, de quien
era enemigo personal.
Cometi6 su primer delito en-
un atraco y cuando tenia II a
nos.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
LA COSECHA DE ALGODON
EN- ARIZONA

Phoenix, Arizona, Feb. "a. -
Los duenos de fincas algodone-
ras Sc proponen cooperar para
abrir un segundo frente, en- las
zonas agricolas, al ej6rcito ma
cional.
Todavia no Sc ha podido reco
lectar la cosecha en- $4,000 a
ores que producer I'm algod6n
largo de primera clase.
Opinase que 81 ell ejercito in
terviene prontamente aun po-
dram ser salvadas 7500 balas o
pacas.
La importation de obreros
mexicanos, en- escala mayor, no
lego a cristalizar, aunque algu
nos centenares cruzaron la from
terra.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
Sc COMPLETAN A T0DA
PRISA LAS NUEVAS AR.
MAS DEL MAR PARA COM
BATIR AL EJE

Boston, Feb. 24-Las nueyas
srmas dsl mar para ccmbatii
al Eie fueron mostradas aqui a
I'm grupo so.acto Ge parlodistas
Las n...laiuas de guerra inclu
yen los ultimos tipos de buques
de escOlta, barcazas para inva'
stones Y otros barcos que Sc es'
timar s2ran de gran ~efectivi-
dad en- Ia guerra contra los sub
marinOs.
Eel programa va supera los
calcu.os hechos y Sc trata de inn
primirle mayor celeridad.
Uno de los barcos que pronto
sera lanzado al aqua 10 es Ell
nue. o portavionas Lexington
construido para SUBSTITUTE al
que fuera hundido en- Ell Mar
de Coral. Este Lexington ten
dra fuerte protection contra los
ataques de los aviones enemigos
Y manejara un mayor n1mero
de aeroplan&. Las posibilida-
des de que pueda ser destruido
por fuego o e~xplosiones, han 81
Go cast eliminadas.
Los barcos para transporter
tanques y soldados de invasion
Sc fabrican en- gran n1mero.
Son los mas grandes de su clase
pero no Sc pueden dar porme-
nores.
III frente puede bajarse y sc
con iarta en- una rampa por la
m-l alan los tanques y sus tri-
Hglantcs. Pe1ueno es Ell calado,
de mcjo que pueden acercarse
bisn a la orilla.
Los nuevos buques de escolta
cuestan a 100000 cada unO,
Ia mitad menos que un destruc-
Tor.
Posee nuevos aparatos muy
eficientes para localizar los sub
marines y arrojar sus cargas
de profundidad. La artilleria
contra los avones de vuelo en-
picada es muy poderosa.
Durante la noche seran muy va
liosos para proteger a los bu'
CUES mercantes.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
LOS B~OTICARIOS DEBEN
7GCGER LOS CUPONES 81
QUIEREN VENDER LAS LA
TICAS CON ALIMENTOS
PARA LOS NINOS

Washington, Feb. pa Las
boticas ell pals, al igual que las
tiendas de where's, deberan re-
coger los cupones del raciona-
miento, librito mum. 2, 81 quie-
rem vender los alimentos para
ninos que vienen envasados en-
pequenas latas. Una orden en-
este sentido Sc do anoche por
L. OPA.
Las boticas que detallan esas
classes de alimentos, deberan ms
cribirse tambi6n.
Estan sujetas las laticas de
las boticas, como las de las boz
degas, a la orden de "congela-
ci6n."
La gaceta., 1943-02-24

Norte de Africa y prOclamar
rey all condo de Paris.
Ell plan fracas6 porque los a
liados 10 vetaron y especial
mente los amar,1anos."
Capitant intelvino en- los pre-
parativos para Que los Aliados
pudiesen desembarcar en- Arge
liza. Mas tarde Sc lie detuvo por
sospechas de conspirar contra
Darlan, Robert Murphy y ell ge-
neral Giraud.
Murphy, ell representative del
presidente Roosevelt lie dijo que
America no apOyaria al condo
de Paris.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
CONVENTION DE LOS CO.
DE Los
DE FLORIDA

Los CoisIonados de los Con-
dadOs lie la Florida Sc reuni-
ran hoy aGIi. en- Convention,
mas y Or djscLrsos del sena-
dor Claude Pepper y del 60
bernadOr Holland.
Hablaran tambien ell presi-
dente de la Junta de Carrete-
raS del Estado, Tom A. John
son, y Ed. H. Beckett, de Tar
pom Springs.
Dara la bienvenida a los co
del alcalde R. (. l.. Chancey,
que esta enfermo y recluido
en- su domicilio.
Las reuniones Sc verificaran
en- ell Palm Room del hotel
Tampa Terrace.
Contestant al discourse de
s%alutacion, ell presidente de la
Association de Comisionados,
V. G.. Philips.
Tambi6n deliberara la Aso-
ciaci6n de Abogados Consul
torres de los Condados; pero
no sabemos que diran de la
"punalada" dada aqui al le-
trado Cobbey.
Ell gobernador Holland ha~
blara esta noche en- un ban
quote patrocinado por la Ca
mara de Concrete Y todos los
CLUBS" cfvicos.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24

En- este breve poema podria
inspirarse la primera pagina
del "Diario Sentimental" del
hijo de multitud de madres.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
Ell HIJO P~RESENTIDO

Dalia Iniguez ha compuesto
un libro que Sc titula "Ofrenda
al Hijo Sonado", y que, como
ella misHna afirma, son "doce
poemas de ternura"...
Libro exquisite constytuyle
manjar POGO abundante en- nues
ira literature, este conjunto de
armonias en- prosa Y en- verso
que la genial poetisa ha dado a
la luz como un anticipo virginia.
del hijo que va Sc mecia en- su
coraz6n, antes de que su llanto
llenara TODD ell vacio de un alma
que, ansiosamente, espera la lie
gada del Angel.
No dudamos en- recomendar
SUI lectura a todaS las futuras
madres; constituye algo asi CO.
mo un "Diario Sentimental del
hiio largo tempo anorado. Hay
en- 81. verso alado y prosa poe
tica. En- TODD momento sera le-
nitivo a las molestias del emba-
razo V faro de ideales de una fe-
liz maternidad.
Para conocimiento y goce de
nuestras lectoras tranScribimos
a continuation algunos fragmen.
tos de la "Ofrenda al Hijo So
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
Joven Sonora: dUn viejo 'tab1i" lie
impide a listed probar esta ayuda2

En- dfas de menos i~lustraci6n, las
mujeres no discutian estas cosas.
Ahora es diferente. 81 una mujer u
FIRE de dolores ~peri6dicos parecidos a
calambres y de otras incomodidades
puramente ~funcionales, ella trata de
aprender y ayudarse a 81 misma.
Miles de mujeres elogian las 2 for
mas en- que Cardui act1a. Tornado
como un tonico, usualmente aumenta
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
MUERTE DE DARLAN
Sc ATTRIBUTE "A LOS MO
NARQUICOS FRNCESES

Londres, Feb. 23.-Rene Capt.
tant, que ACADIA de llegar al
Quartet general de la Francia
.Combatiente, asegura que ell al
mirante Darlan fue asesinado
'por los monarquicos franceses
con ell prop6sito de dominar ell
La gaceta., 1943-02-24

ell apetito, estimula la corriente de
los jugos gastricos, ayuda a la diges-
ton Y por 10 tanto contribute a dar
energia Y resistencia. Empezando
tres dfas antes del tempo, Y tornado
como Sc ordena, ayudara a aliviar en-
parte ell dolor ~periodico, puramente
Functional. Pruebe ardui. Una ejecu-
toria de 81 amos dice que guilds ayu-
de
La gaceta., 1943-02-24

ST senior
Compre la pintUra B.
L. P. Solamente Sc VEN
de en- King-G Greco Hard
ware Co., ga. avenida y
Gale Is.
La gaceta., 1943-02-24
hado", que reflejan una du'cisi.
ma expression de 10 que Is la
materniiad spiritual.
Sc titula:
FUTURE

Hace seis amos cue ta esparo,
y sc que tardaras adn en- llegar
hasta mis- brazos. iSon tus pies
tan paquehos, y es tan largo a
canine que Re conducira has /,
ia mi!
Hace seis amos que te espero,
Y a1n no ha llegado el codiciado
momento de cantarte la canci6n
de cuna que llevo prendida en-
tire mis- labios. Hace seis amos
que tie espero, y estoy segura de
que a.gGn dia te sentire medir
ell canine que te aproximara a
mi coraz6n.
Mis- manos seran de soda, pa
ra que no Re lastimen mis- carl
cias sera mas tenue mi voz pa
ra arruEarte, entibiare mi beso
para que no dele huella sobre
el terciopelo de tus mejiLlas y
apagare los latidos de mi cora
ION, para que al inclinar tn ca
beza sobre mi pecho, su apresu-
RADIO ritmo no altere la sereni-
dad del sueno inicial de tn vida.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
Fdvorites Gain
In Net Meet

Most Of the prominent names
remained today in the city open
tennis championships at Detroit
Tennis Club. Among winners
yesterday were Hubert Manire,
Ray Gibson and Kimbark Peter
son. Mary fernando. Constance
O. EbberS and Pearl Peterson
were among women'S winners.
womens singies-Peafl Peterson De.
feated valeria Kaufman. so 61;. ste
phanie Prychitko defeated Barbara Bftt-
ner, 6-3, 6-l Gertrude bartholomew,
defeated Elaine LeWickj. go. SO: Mary
Lou Beyer defeated Josephine smuka.
so 81 Hazel Browne defeated Norma
Prituls. SO 81; Mrs Peterson defeated
Miss Pryohnko. 81 so Pes Sweeney
defeated Laura While 80. 90 Mary
fernando defeated Josephine Robins so.
90. Constance Ebhers defeated Mary
Frsnsky So so, Gloria King defeated
Alice Vier
Mems singles Hubert Msnlre defeated
Ed Matysisk Ga 6-3. Irving Brent de-
feated Tom Cauiey. SO. 81 Ray Gibson
defeated Fred Otto, SO, 4-s 81 Leonard
Ksrpeles defeated Ed Hammer. So, s-6
Morrie Drilling defeated Frank Sherski.
rs So: Kimbsrk Peterson defeated I'd
Fox. So So William c. Ford defeated
Norman stump. rs. 20, 90 Karpeles
defeated John Blossom, SO az
Mems doubles-Msnire and Brent de-
feated scheffer and Myers. 81. 81,
Leach and Fox defeated Hammer and
Buhl 6-l SO. Ford and Anderson DE-
fea'ed Skierski and Ma'ysiak s-S. SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
A Gomez Yarn

Harold Newhouser spent Mon
dav on the beach at Atlantic
Civ. the Tiger pitchers first
visit to the popular Atlantic
Ocean resort. Dick Wake
field stayed over in New York
a day 10 ride the subway again
and look al the tall buildings.
AS ar all baseball meetings,
Lefty Gomez stories were re-
called here. One OF the best
concerns Tony Lazzeri:
81 had filled the bases with
nobody out" Gomez related.
.Iazzeri. ball In hand, came
over to the pitchers box and
said, This is a heluva mess. 1
agreed that II was. So, tossing
the ball 10 me, Tony said: Wen,
YOU got yourself into 1t; get
Yourself out Of IT. i got my
self out, but i was astonished
when read the papers next
dav all about what great help
Lazzeri was 10 mellow he told
what Ia pitch and gave me en-
couragement and so forth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
ONCE WITH LIONS

His brother George, better
known as Tiny is a sergeant
technician at New Orleans
He PLAYED football at Birning-
ham High and was equipment
manager of the Detroit Lions
one year.
John Can't. all-city basket
ball and football player the last
two years at ST Charles, and
Fred Otto, all-city eager from
ST. Paul, Will go TO Fort Custer
Friday.
Jim Murphy, who played bas-
ketball. baseball and football
for BEDFORD High in 1934-35-36,
is now a lieutenant in the L. s.
Marine Corps Reserves He
was captain Of football and baS-
ketball in his last two years
and then played quarterback
under Gus Dorias at L. of u.
for three years F.. He is mar
ried and has a 10-month-old
daughter He is attending
the reserve officers school at
QuantiCo, Va.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

Senators IN another capacity al
has same salary as manager
And that goes through the
winter and at the start of next
season u943) IL YOU haven't by
that time lined up another job.
Griffith repeatedly told Bucky.
But Bucky. as you know,
came 10 the PhilS 10 become
the toast of the Quaker City.
Tom Yawkey of the Red
SoX GOT Bucky the job here.
When Bill Cox, Yawkeys
close friend, bought the Pills,
the Boston owner told him:
III YOU haven't got n man
agcr in mind I'll name you the
best manager in baseball" Yaw-
key said and suggested
Harris. After signing Harris,
Cox wired 10 Yawkeye
"Have just signed the best
manager in baseball ="
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
RANGOON MAY COME

Rangoon. eight-meter sloop
which went aground in last years
Mackinac race. now owned in Bay
City may be the nineteenth
entry.
Boutell has named Jack Bodkin,
Austen Humber and Jack Brace
as members of Capytan's crew,
while Don Douglas, Vim. A.
Douglas, Harry r. McEladdery,
Chas. w. Bradley and Robert Nc
Farlane will sail with Scherer
aboard Arethusa. John r. Miller,
j. l.. Susalla, Marian Kettles and
John O'Brien will be with Jack
son on Fugitive.
Most of the boats will leave
tomorrow for the trip up to Port
Huron, others will follow Friday
morning. All craft are requested
TO be in the Black River at Port
Huron for committee inspection
by s p. m, Friday night
The entry list for the three
classes now stands as follows:
Racing-Pintail, Shamrock.
Racing-CruiSing Estrellita, vi
teSse, Apache. Sonata, Stormy
Petrol, Josephine II, Kathmar and
Mink.
Cruising - Fugitive. Captain,
Arethusa, Rambler VI Dorjack,
Kittiwake, Rainbow " and Spin
drift.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
WIN FOR MICHIGAN

Three Michigan fighters were
victorS in the 25th regiment
boxing school at Great Lakes
last week Lloyd Brandy
more. Detroit welterweight,
stopped Ed Hardin Of Yorktown,
Ind. in the second round 4.
Ralph Austin, Pontiac light
weight, won a. three-round de-
cision over Floyd Horrell of
Lexington, Ky, and Richard
Davis, Howell lightweight. de-
feated Lewis Powers Of Co
lumbus.
Tom Flynn OF Detroit, who
held both the middleweight and
welterweight titles at Chanute
Field. gave up the latter so
Larry McDeyitt. Of Clarion,
Pa. and John Lutrario OF Jersey
City could battle for the honor
-. Larry was the winner.
A gas mask relay will he one
Of the highlightS of the inter-
squadron track meet al Chanute
Field. July % Four-man
teams wearing gas masks will
race over a 4Go-yaTd course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14

PHILADELPHIA, July Ii
SChoolboy Rowe was among the
autograph. hunters last night Be-
fore the game lac was busy max
ing the rounds for names Of Amer
lean League All-Stars.
Eyes, the ball is for me-"
Schoolboy explained. n eels
funny-first time | ever went
autograph hunting"
Bob Johnson in batting prac-
tice, hit three balls in a row into
the left field stands. a boy, who
looked 10 be about 10 years old,
caught the third one with one
hand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
THE GREATER GAME
SyrOn'S Som Likes
His Work Inn IArnlY

land Hills al and his aide last
summer, Is now a naval air
cadet al Rensselaer, Poly in
Troy. n. Y His brother,
John, is stationed at Fort Miles,
Del. Dick Forester, assistant
pro at Oakland Hills, has two
brothers in the service.
Warren, who won nine letters
at Birmingham High and played
one year of football at Law
renee Tech. will get his wings
on July IS -. lie is at Blythe
field Ark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
so CAN ROWE

THAT Johnson can hit 'em
here" Rowe declared THAT
Rowe can hit, too. l hit two in
the stands for the Phils--one
with the bases loaded. See. look
over that i05 foot mark-thnt'S
where one Of them went. Tell
Pete Fox about II, will you
CPete and Schooly were roomles
when Tigers togethcrD
Del Baker was going to
make an outfielder out Of you
once because of your hitting,
wasn't he:" NewhouSer cut in
you're kidding on the square,
he did plan to make fly chaser.
out Of me-" Rowe replied.
Al SChaCht did his stuff anC
got the customary laughs
Jack Zeller and Roger Peck
inpaugh sat i'm a box together,
hut there was no word Of
Detroit Cleveland trade.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
HI, Doueherty!

Dick Mccain New y or X
scribe, sends greetings 10 Jimmy
Doueherty. the big steak man
at Brighton, Mich Mccain
covered Bob Pastors Brighton
camp when Bon trained there
for the Joe Louis fight IN De-
troit.
Jimmy Councilman explains
his new joh with the 81. Louis
Browns, up 10 now somewhat
af a mystery
II am assistant 10 President
Barnes and to General Manager
hewitt. NV work deals with
the farm system. Right now we
are making plans for recruiting
young PLAYERS after the war"
Buck NewSom intrigues the
baseball world. After the Great
Man had won his point IN A
PLAYERS meeting with Leo Du-
rocher a friend congratulated
him 10 which Bo-Bo re-
pied:
"Of course ! am pleased, but
IL II all 50 embarrassing"
Does the great Bo-Bo Stay
yog OF don't yoa-knoW ham -
Incidentally. Branch Hickey
here denied that Durocher is on
the hote seat and may get the
grand hounceroo Now jim
my Dykes Is mad AZ umpires
aSai- We didn't think
James could hold out much
longer Jlmmy's mad be-
cause Eddie Rommel called out
White Sox runner whom the
Chicago skipper claims stole
home Oh we'll YOU cant
say the baseball season isn't IN
tereStlnC
Pitcher 81 johnson Of tho
pills Will be- inducted into The
army IN Chicago july ia d.
Ernie Pollctt. Cardinal south
paw who is on his way 10 war.
held the opposition ScorelesS IN
his last 81 innings Ace
Adams Of the Giants replaced
the 22-ycar-Old Card on the Ma
tional League All-Star squad
Bob Fpller and Lefty Co
rneZ are tied for The Strikeout
lead in All-Sfar games. each
having famed nine batters ....
Bob did j. in three games 10
dentallv won three % the sum-
Uer classics &c.. Dom DiMaggio
bit ] 600 IN the All-Star series
-. re was up once and made
one hit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
Dick Gets I Hits,
Hal NeW1ousere
.HurIs ; Frames
McCarthy's A. |. Team
Beats N, l.. S : ;, Without
Using Single Yankee
BY LEO MACDoNELL

PHIL ADELPHIA, July IA
Bobby Doerr. whom the Boston
Red SoX relegated 10 eighth posi-
ton in the batting order two days
ago, today was the hitting hero
of the American Leagues eighth
IT umph over the National League
in IL of the interleague All-Star
classics.
Doerr exploded a mighty homer
off Mort Cooper with two mates
on the bases TO account for three
runs as the Americans defeated
the Nationals, 10 3. ar Shibe
Park last night. II was the first
Of the dream games ever started
under lights here.
A capacity crowd Of 81 ,93S GUS
toners paid SCI. la 10 witness the
spectacle The receipts 60 TO the
major leagues baseball equipment
fund for soldiers and sailors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
Md(kindC Race
Entries May
Equal AZ Total
Three Boats Enter
Cruising Class for
Saturdays Classic
BY GEORGE f. VAN

Eighteen boats definitely are
scheduled to start in Saturdays
nineteenth annual Port Huron
Mackinac race and there is a
possibility that last years entry
list of 10 may be equaled or eX-
ceeded, Charles Beck, chairman
of the Bayview Yacht Club race
said today.
Three entries for the cruising
class were received last night
boosting the previous known
total from Is TO 18. The latest
entries are: Harvey Jackson'S
smart little 38-foot Alden yawl
Fugitive of the Detroit Yacht
Club and Edison Boat Club; <.
NJ. Boutelps 3S-foot cutter, Capy-
tan of the Crosse Pointe Yacht
Club and the 3S-foot sloop. Are
thusa of c. NJ. Scherer which flies
the burgee of the Windsor Yacht
Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-14
Terrdnovd Pressed
By AviIes, Gets Draw

HARTFORD, Conn, July IA
CUP)-Phil Terranova. New York
featherweight and kayo victor
over n. B. A. 126-pound champion
Jackie Callura. ran into an un-
expected tartar last night in Angel
Aviles Of Mexico and had 10 be
content with a 10-round draw.