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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11
Crapplcrs in
New Climax

The wrestling matches at the
Local 30 Hall had their usual eN-
citing climax Friday night a. the
final match was decided when both
vrestlers fell out of the ring and
as one OF them failed TO get back
in time, he was counted out.
frankie Clemens won the expect
ed ''roughhouse match as he and
Dale Hsddock had fallen from the
ring when Haddock had tried TO
entwiue frankie in the ropes.
After each had taken a couple Of
swings at one another Clemens
scrambled back into the ring but
Dale was not able to make it be
fore the referee counted him out.
Haddock won the first fall in two
minutes and Clemens the second
in Is while 1t took is for the de-
Gliding round.
Popular Louis Klein pinned
George Cornell twice with arm
tvisters to win their match. The
first time in II minutes and the
second one In 10.
Angelo Martinelli substituted for
Joe Faroni and after % minutes
finally threw Bert Rubi. But Rubi
proved too much for the rough and
aggressive Msrtinelli and won the
last two falls in four minutes
apiece.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11
Alumni Lose
by 81 to FL

OF the tn ee Ypsilanti high
schools Lincoln was the only sue
cessfui one on the court Friday
night as they defe, d the Alumni
basketball team 81 to Fl at the
Lincoln gymnasium.
The game was featured with the
varsity building up big leads and
the Alumni whiting them down.
After Russell VANITY scored the
opening basket Alumni went ahead
on goals by Leon and Woody Jones
The Railsplitters then built up a
II to 4 margin midway in the sec
ond period only to have the Grads
close N II to at half time. Dur
us the second half Lincoln lead
- 70 10. 80 to Is, and 81 TO 10 at
arious times.
Captain Duane Dysinger at cen.
ter ed Lincoln with 10 points. four
1eld goals and four free throws.
Woody ones was high for Alumni
with i've.
The second stringers were wal
loped by another Alumni team Il to
{. X. VANITY led Alumni with II
while Stiving made both baskets
for the reserves.
The Lincoln girls defeated the
Alumni girls 81 to IN the third
game of the evening.
Saline High School will come 10.
Lincoln next Friday for two games
with the Railspltters,
summary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11
U. High Bows
to Tank Team

Defeating l. High IS TO 40 Ipsi-
lanti High School opened its swim
ming season Friday afternoon at
the University OF Michigan pool.
Cosgrove took two places for the
Braves when he won the breast
stroke and the individual medley re-
lay. Tower. also Of Ypsilanti, won
the back stroke and was also on the
medley relay team which took
first.
Summary:
50 yard free style-Hitt Y),
Stevenson, (UH, Drake tY); time,
25:9.
10 yard breast stroke-Cosgrove
CY). Purcell, UH). Wolter Y),
time, 1859.
200 yard trss style-Tobias
(UH). Coates Y), Smith CY);
time. $3.50.
100 back stroke -Towler (Yl,
Mann CUH, Easing (Y); time
1:141.
100 yard free style-Drske ~,
Coates (ND. Mann (UHD; time, sos.
Individual medley relay-Cos.
grove N), Bailey (UH, Purcell
(UH): time. 9:127
Diving Cazier (Y), Guthe
CUH) Gehringer (UH.
Medley relsy-.Won by Ypsilsnti
(Tower, Cazier, Smith; time,
1:406.
Free style relay-Won by TINT
yersity High stephenson, Guthe.
Tobias; time, 1885.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11
CHAPTER rwENrY-sIx

ADAM DID discuss the matter
OF the old johnson farm with Bren-
da that night-but he didn't get
around to 1t until the rehearsal
was over. He tried several times,
and failed. Mrs. Platt was too
eager for them all to get ahead and
really get something started.
There's far too much dilly-dally-
ing" she said. wen never get the
play on " we don't dig in and
work"
Most OF US have 80 much on our
minds, Mrs. Platt," Jack said.
That's right" Adam agreed. He
turned to Brenda, beside whom he
was sitting, and added, I've GER
tainly got plenty on my mind, and
pert of it concerns you"
ME-" said Brenda, surprised.
"You sound downright intriguing.
These" said Adam. "sre in
triguing times"
Go on. tell me more" Brenda
urged.
"Cant-not Just now. We must
hs alone
Now you sound downright 70
msntic!-
Don't get me wrong, Brenda,
I"
"Oh, then you mean It's not TO
nance you want to disctlss?"
mo, It isn't. It's something far
more important"
Really? Some people think
nothing's more important than ro-
nance"
Adam looked at her. DO you!"
THAT depends" said Brenda
evssively. Adam North, you've got
my curiosity aroused to the burst.
ing point"
Sorry. We can't talk here
Brenda smiled and searched
Adams face. You make me fee
like an adventures in an exciting
movie" she said. You know, the
sort where a secret agent Of a for
eign power decides to make the
woman help minor maybe save
him from the enemy"
You read too much action,
Adam accused.
Then, before he could say more
Mrs. Plat called to him.
Adam North, stop talking tc
brenda Leigh and go over there hJ
Susan Potter" che said
"Yes'm." said Adam, ceiling ra
Their like a schoolboy. He sat doW1
beside Susan. Now what ?"
Il want you two 10 go over thai
scene in the first act" said Mrs
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think he'd 90 s thing rrke trst, &
your" she said.
He might" said Jack. After
all, Susan is his wife, and seeing
Adam making love to her might
make him see red also"
THAT would be awful Ruth
said IN a tense whisper. Breaking
up the play-making a scene"
ooh, don't know about that. r
might end all the business Of ask
ing Adam-that old Linville ganp>
that's bothered you so much"
"Shh!" Kissed Mrs. Plat
The rehearsal went on and CO
far into the night
It was nearly midnight vhss
Mrs. Plat finally decided TO can \
quits for the time being.
Wen skip . couple Of nights,
she announced, ''in order to give az
Of you time TO memorize your lines
And then we start rehearsing "
the high school auditorium"
Good" someone exclaimed. W.
can get into the spirit Of the thinf
so much more readily when WEIR
on a real stage
As they all got their hats as,e
wraps Ruth fingered Close to Adam
hoping he would take her home
She not only wanted to Be viii
him just because being with htn
made her happy. but she wanted T.
talk to him about things at r.
factory. He had been terribly eva
sive about the trip he and Jack hp
made-and so had Jack. II both
cred her. And she didn't like hsv
ing Adam keep things from her
things that had to do with the fac
tory and all that vas being don
| there.
But Adam didn't seem to %
her. He was evidently trying to e
word with Brenda Leigh; any
way, he kept edging toward Brep
da, as Ruth edged toward him.
Jack came up. He TOOK in III
situation at = glance.
Come on, Ruth" he said, N
tie annoyed. Adams not going I
take you home, so you might
well reconcile yourself to my com
pany."
Sometimes Ruth said sngr1i.
you make me positively III
Sorry" said Jack. But IT'S mt
tusL You ought to be ashamed
yourself, chasing after a man.
II wasn't chasing"
'@Then hanging around him.
said Jack. That's just as bad"
They went out together, on u
verge OF a quarrel
Ito Be Continued)
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11

Gold put on gallant rally tyins
the game up q TO 81 in the begin.
ming of the fourth quarter.
Miller dropped shots in from all
angles 10 lead both teams in scor
ing with eight field goals and
foul shot for II points. Moers led
The victory with IL points.
In the reserve game Wayne vas
also victorious as they downed the
lpsilanti second team 81 TO 10
G. Smith was high man for Wayne
with 8 while Gaudy scorec 20
the Braves.
Belleyille will he the mex, oploH.
ent on the Ipsilanti schedule
They will meet the Braves mex
Friday. December II, at the high
school gymnasium
Summary.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11

P1att. The one where you can on
business, and begin to see that Lila
is Notwithstanding besides a
girl whose family makes a meal
ticket Of her."
"Yes'm."
DO you know your lines yct?"
NOM
"Shame on your
Gosh, Mrs. Plat, IT'S hard to
find time to study. Maybe you'd
better give someone else the part
OF joint"
Nonsense, You're always good
In leads, and folks sort Of count ON
your playing them"
Maybe they do, but
This ia no time for 'buts and
for trying to get out Of helping
me-" Mrs. Platt looked at Susan.
DO you Know your lines?"
part Of them" said Susan.
"You should know all Of them,
Mrs. Platt said. Certainly you
have plenty Of ume-with nothing
TO do but look after q cottage
But che does have something
else to DO" said Adam, coming to
Susans defense. shes working
in the factory"
"You mean she's making tools ?"
"Oh. no." said Susan. I'm in the
cafeteria"
'Waitressf-
mo, a sort of-of--
"She's my dietitian,7 said Adam.
Now let's go on with the play"
Mrs. Plat sighed heavily. 1T
seems to me that all OF you are
doing your best to hold me back,
she said. Deliberately going out TO
get Jobs" She picked up the play
manuscript. VERY well, begin"
Adam did so, and so did Susan.
In fact, they read or spoke their
lines so well the others found 1t
difficult to concentrate on the busi-
ness of listening for their cues.
They're darned good" Jack
whispered 10 Ruth, who sat beside
him. Aren't they?"
YES" said Ruth, loathing Mrs.
Plat for not having cast her IN the
role Susan was rehearsing. Il only
hope Mr.. Potter understand"
Understands whst7"
THAT it's only acting
Jack grinned. They DO put =
lot Of feeling into 1t. don't they ?
Especially Adam. II they keep or
improving, they'll be knockouts or
opening night-unless Bill Potter
does a little knocking out himself
! Ruth looked startled. You don'i
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11
County Contributes
Considerable Salvage

Ann Arbor, Mich. Dec II -
Wsshtensv County has contribut-
ed a considerable amount OF sal
wage to the war effort, according to
figures compiled by George H.
Gabler. Washtenaw County salvage
mittee.
His figures show that from July
t. 1912, until Nov so. 1888, the
county had collected 32.S05,000
pounds Of metal; 071.9o0 pounds Of
rubber, t597,oOO pounds of paper;
aud 2Sl.99l pounds OF rags, From
Jan l. 1913. to Nov 80 salvage
work has brought in 100000 pounds
of tin and from Jan. I. 194S TO oct.
81 7S124 pounds OF fats have been
collected.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11
Ann ArbOr Pioneers Extended
to Defeat Rough Rider Team

Although Ann Arbor defeated
Roosevelt 81 to 2S the Pioneers
were extended throughout by a
determined Purple and Gray quin-
tet Friday night at Ann .Arbor.
II was battle between the two
smallest men on the floor Bobby
Corners scored Is points leading
Ann Arbor to the victory while
little Rex Brooks for Roosevelt
only made markers. but he was
always 2 constant threat contin-
ually taking the ball away from
the opposition. The Roughriders
downfall was due TO ina hiity 10
make their shots. The fight and
spirit of Roosevelt was offset only
by the expert shooting of Corners
and the ballhendlIng of his team
mates.
Ann Arbor got off to six 10
nothing lead in the first few min
utes. The game was never closer
than ten points throughout al
though Roosevelt controlled the
ball as much as their opponents.
The Purple and White built up
their lead TO Is to 3 midway in
the second period before Bob Ged.
dis crashed in with the first
Roughrider field goal Shortly af-
ter halftime the Pioneers led 90 TO
Q and from there 10 the final wits,
tie the teams hattled on even
terms.
Ann Arbor won the reserve game
also, 80 to :.
Roosevelt will have four week
layoft as they will not play their
next game until after the holidays.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11
Miss Mary L. 10y
Wed TO Sgt. Watson

Ann Arbor, Mich, Deo IL
Miss Mary L. 10y became the bird
OF Sgt Paul Watson, USAAF. Parl
ersburg. ". Va, Nov. 10, accord
ing TO announcement OF her sister
Mrs. Stephen Jardno. n. Maple Re
Mrs. Watson, who is q daughte
OF the late Mr. and Mrs. lame
10y, Columbia Ka.. Is employed b
International Industries. Inc. Sg
Watson was a member OF the Psrl
ersburg Band.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11
Lincoln Only Local Cage Winner
Wayne Wins by One Point in
Thrill Packed Y. III. S. Game

Wayne gained a one point vic
tory over Ypsilanti High, 81 TO So.
Friday night IN a thrill packed con,
test at Wayne
The game was so closely con
tested that a % to 10 Wayne lead
at half time was the greatest diff
ference between the two teams the
entire game. The Braves made
fight OF 1t down TO the last minut.
Of play. With Lanky Jim Miller
leading the way the Purple aud
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11

NEW YORK -UP-Homing pig.
cons. used 10 carry messages from
tanks planes and advanced bat
tie posts, fly at 20 miles per hour
and are seldom shot down. though
they have been wounded occasion
ally by stray shrapnel The long.
est flying distance recorded for
a carrier pigeon is 400 miles.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11
Ann Arbor Youths
Advance in Rank

Ann Arbor. Mich. Dec. 1.-Two
Ann Arbor youths have been ad-
yanced to the rank OF captain
They are 1t. James +. Gordy,
n year old son of Prof. and Mrs.
Charles r. Gordv. 1929 Lorraine
Place, and 1t. Carl r. Edmonds, %
year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs Cor
don 2. e. Edmonds, SIS Monroe
ST
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11

WASHINGTON ms 49, Rep
Frank Carlson Of Kansas. one OF
The leading Republican fiscal ex-
n,rts on con lTe~s. declared Friday
that only one ont Of I'VE war bonds
are In the hands Of individuals aud
hat a very dangerous situation
for the future is faced unless
sales 10 individual are increased.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11
Miss Carol Cary
Wed in California

Ann Arbor, Mich, Dec. 11-As
nouncemeut is being made Of the
marriage oct. , in San Diego. Calf
of Miss Carol Cary. daughter o
Major and Mrs. William H. Cary
this city. TO Pfc. Chester JOIN
Bowling, USMC. son OF Mr.. an,
Mrs Charles F. Bowling, Ellsworth
'Rd Ann Arhor
Both young people are graduate
Of University High. School Pfc
Bowling ia former employe OF tn
Ford Bomber Plant.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11
STOLEN TURKEYS UNTOUCHED

BOSTON-UP-Ths thief vh
stole a packing company truck 7
Boston recently either was absen
minded or suddenly became COZ
science stricken. When recovered
the truck still contained 30
pounds Of turkey. 200 pounds {
hams. seven cases Of chickens IN
eight Of sausage. Then again ma,
he he was a vegetarian.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11

BAGS 2 DEER WITH CAR

FIERCE BRIDGE, y. HIP
Frederick lie Clair has bagged two
deer so far this season and he has
not had TO fire his gun yet. On
both occasions deer crashed into
his car, causing minor damage but
plenty Of yenison
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-11

On January Z Adrian will come TO
lpsilanti to meet the Roughriders
Summary.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
Flint Vice Squad
Size, Leadership
Mystery toChief

FLINT. Iunc "a Members Of
The detective bureau and vice
squad today are IN a quandary, it
anncars- rs are Police Gll4i--4f f7II+--+----- II+--+-----
r, ByarS and Detective Capt I'd
win s. TeWhey as to the strength
and leadership Of the vice squad
Monday, Cher ByarS announced
that Detective SGT Frank SCanlon
had been named head of the vice
squad replacing Detective Sgt
Glare Sobey However, Scanlon
said he did not take charge of
the squad. Then II was announced
Monday by Tewhey that Detective
II William Fraser had been put
in charge but 1t was learned that
Fraser already had relinquiShed
control Of the squad. having been
ITS leader for Saturday night only.
II IS said that Sobey again heads
the squad, but no one knows for
certain
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
PHI MRING AND HEATING

GOOD used bathroom outfits available f0r
installation without priortes, Madison
OOIO
PLUMBING. HEATING Installed re-
paired. remodeled rs months 20 pay.
no s267
SINKS OR SEWERS
Expert repairing save money pay cssh,
Roseville 2267
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
'-;x( x1,oett Se4uzcp DEzecz1M
BUYERS GUIDE
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS

CARLSON sTUD1Os-Advertlsin displays
posters. 1903 Brush street Telephone
Randolph Ola.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
Naval Officer
Speaks in State

LANSING June 23 CuP) 1t
Condr. Herbert Agar former edi-
tor Of the Louisville Courier
Journal, viii make three speeches
in Michigan tomorrow and Satur-
day. n was announced by Mau-
rice 4 Doan chairman of the
State War Board
Agar. who has spent several
months abroad with the owl,
viii discuss present developments
in England and Europe and out
line postwar programs.
Agar will speak this evening in
Ann Arhor. tomorrow evening IN
MI. Pleasant and Saturday after
noon in Kalamazoo. In addition
he IS scheduled 10 make radio
addresses on WkAR, East Ian
sing WKZO, Kalamazoo, and
WJR. Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
Probe Launched
IntoGir|' sDedth
In Ash PIT

PONTIAC, June 2i-1nveStiga-
tion Of the death Monday of Ju-
dith Greene, 3, Of Oak Park, who
fell into a pit of glowing embers
placed there when jefferson
Schools furnace was cleaned, was
launched today by chief assistant
prosecutor Donald c. Noggle.
Why the pit, about four feet
square and Is inches deep was
dug on the school playground.
concerned Noggle and Oak Park
police. The school is part of the
terndale system
A school janitor dug the pit and
filled il with ashes from the fur
mace, intending to cover il up.
Before he could do so the little
girl, who would have been four
years old Saturday. tumbled head
long into the hot ashes.
She died three hours later in
Children'S Hospital. Detroit
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
NEWS TO HIM

Byars also announced that
Detective Clayton Cooper was
named 10 the squad, but he pro
feSSed ignorance OF this.
Moreover, the chief said the
vice squad was not enlarged 10
six members although it generally
was known that the squad ac-
tually was only a detail of two
men. But Tewhey later declared
that the squad was being tripled
in size!
Both officers agree that the
changes, though they are being
made with confusing speed, do not
constitute a Shakeup of the vice
squad, although the changes come
on the heels of a series of vice
raids prccipitated by Sheriff
Thomas w. Wolcott.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
Hall Jury Trials
To Aid Farmers

HILLSDALE, June = up
Circuit Judge Charles O. Arch an
nounced today that all Jury cases
in the current session Of the first
judicial district will be delayed ia
permit uninterrupted tood produc-
tion by farmer meVhbers Of the
jury panel
Only those Will be called the
Judge said, IN which the parties
petition for immediate action
Among the 80 county resi-
dents selected for jury duty are
many farmers Arch explained.
With the full accord Of attOr-
neys involved, We have set aside
for the time being these jury
cases 80 the farmers may devote
their full and undivided atten-
tion 10 farm production a. an
aid 10 the war effort"
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
SECOND GAME
WASUJNGTON NEW yORk

Totals 30 % 10 Totals 81 - IL
sBs''ed for Carrssquel m seventh.
Bs'ted for sullivan ~ ninth
Batted fHr Gulisni IN ninth
Washington 600 O0o Oo0--o
NrW YORK nO4 900 unS
Runs Cr0se'ti Stairback Keller in
dell Errors Clary. GUuant Run hA'ted
IN -Ettfu TWo-base hits Cr0scf'i Ron
ham stolen base Keller Double plays
luddv 90 sullivan 20 Vernon. Crose'u
90 Gordon 30 Etten Left on bases New
work. = Washington : Bases on balls
Ntf Banham 3. OF Carrssquei T. or Mertz
struck uuf BY CsrrasQuel { by Bon
hsr hy Mertz HTS or Csrrssquel
10 e innings, rff Merz m 2 inning
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
Gibraltar Landslide
Reported by Axis

LONDON. June - UPl The
Italian news agency Stcfani ra-
ported today that great land
slide occurred recently or The
eastern part of the BRUSH forte
reSs of Gibraltar bringing into
movement million tons ol earth
and rock
Repair work VIII require moro
than year the AXIS report said
Berlin Radio in -pa'.g fr9r
Seville, >al5 tho earth ,a5e has
caused British suftori'ie, - ls.
eide 70 build new entrance, fa
Gibraltar on the eastern .fe.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
EnIeaVOr
Union i'm
COmcIaVe

KALAMAZOO. June - tUP)-
Michigan Christian + q ? avo r
Union opens its 55th annual con-
vention here today with l.200 del
egates from all parts Of the state
in attendance.
DR.. Daniel 4. Polling OF Phila-
delphia. president of the World
Christian Endeavor Union, will
address the gathering tonight
Or. Hartman a. Llchtwardt of
Iran will speak tomorrow night at
the "old timers banquet" a high
light Of the four-day conference.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
Emergency
Cafe Opened

ADRIAN, June a CUPl -- a
restaurant crisis that developed
in Adrian when hundreds Of new
workers flockrd into the city 10
help build the Bohn Aluminium
and Brass Corp : new plant has
been alleviated by the local Ma
sonic Temple.
L. G. Schulz, personnel manager
of Bohn'S new war plant here,
disclosed today that 1900 meals
day are being served by the Ma
sonic Temple and an emergency
cafeteria opened at the factory.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
Buy a Bond, See Circus Free

SAGINAW, June 2i-About
half of the war bonds offered
with free circus tickets this week
have been sold hut plenty remain
yet, war savings committeeman
reminded today Purchasers will
receive a free ticket 10 the Cole
Brothers Circus showing here to-
morrow afternoon and night.
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
SECOND CANE
Totals 3s lg 27 40 Totals 81 10 - II

Totals. 80 2i 30 Totals 80 10 - II
-Rstte1 Cor k,lnser i0 'uiff
fBatedsfor Ee~cikuo M sixth
Rated for WarrckC M second.
Slated for Fleming eighth
Pittsburgh nll Ufo goo
Chicago Oin olO ol0-a
Runs Cuisine . Russell Barrett. Elliott
iHl-g. H7th Norhu'l t.Vrey. Nc
Cuu0ugh Meruuo Error Elliott. Runs
hatte8 IN Russell. Barrett Elliott.
Fletcher Lopez. piMsEEo. Coscarar',
hack Nicholson. LnVr, Mccullough.
Merullo TVo-hass hits Gustire FiINtf.
Cavarretts Lovrey. Mccullough Three
Nase MT Cavarretta SAcrnce ht--Lopez
Double PLAYS Meruuo 30 Stsnky 70 Caviar
retts r. Barrett 90 NeruUo 20 CAVIAR
refta. LeH on bases Pittsburgh s chi
.rtsu Bases on bail Resclgro, Goruicki
. Warueke o r. Barrett . Fleming
struck .lt Py Kiirrer by Resclgno 3
hy r Barrett hy Fleming 4 HTS or
k'7ser i7 innings. m Rcscigu0 ? IN
innings. orr Gorn'cki { boz innings on
NEucte in = innings of r Rarre't p
.. @ innings t0ore out '1 hf'ni of WISE
'u o inning Dsced ta'fr-s ~ ATM
of Fleming Z On innings 0r Burrows %
i0 lu0.ng Winning pitcher Gorn'rki
Losing pitcher Fleming rmr.-es- stew
az Nagerpurth and Dunn Time IS.
Attendance $50 tsctusit..
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
HUMANE SOCIETY
INSULATION

MICHIGAN HUMANE Society Emetger
cies handled ~ hours. 140l Richmond
TRIrllN 2 Jtnn
Detroit evening times., 1943-06-25
CINCINNATI
IT LOUIS

Totals 81 10 g Totals 30 - = II
-RatteG fur Dickson ~ seventh
tRstted for Munger ~ ninth.
Batted for starr m fourth
So Louis 200 100 600
Cincinnati lOl 800 OlK-s
Runs Musial L''Vh,ier, kuroWski, WI
hamS Marshal. Walker, Mueller. Crab.
tree. Error Klein Runs batted 10 In.
whiier ". Cooper Marion q walker 3
AtrtA1rr1rCK MFyUFT =, WUeTTfT. Crabtree
Two base hits Klein. LitWhuer, Mesner
Miller. Three base hit MusiaI Sacrifices
Sanders Mccormick. Double play-Miller
10 Williams 10 Mccormick Struck out
Nv NJ. Cooper 3 by Munger 2 ny starr l.
Bases on alls-On NJ. Cooper 3, of Dick
son ?, on Munger g. off starr ? Wild
pitch By NJ. Cooper. Balk by NJ Cooper
Hits-Of NJ Cooper m g. innings, on
Dickson IN 2Is innings. of Munger
ln innings of starr IN 4 innings. on
BegEs m 3 innings Winning pitcher
Beges. Losing pitcher NJ Cooper Ieft
ON bases ST. Louis Z, Cincinnati -. Time
22s Umpires - Pinelh Barick ana
Sears. Paid attendance 3s2