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Arkansas State press., 1943-09-10
Pine Bluff
by Mrs. Tom Jones
Phone 256


DOWN OUR Way Funeral
services for Mrs. Alice Palmer
were held Sunday from Cherry
81. AME ion Church with Rev. L.
U. O'Bryant saying the funeral
Grafton. Pvt. Jerry Palmer of
500 Training Wings OF Green's
boro. N. c.. was called to the
funeral of his mother. Mrs. Alice
1 Palmer, and was joined here by
his wife, Mrs. Evelyn Wilson
j Palmer of Chicago, and a sister,
u Mrs. Fay Tooke of Milwaukee. :,
j Mrs. r. ID. Doggett has as guest
j her neice, Miss Renette Echols of
II Austin, Tex, en- route home from
i a national Youth Conference held
4 at McMurry College, Jackson
VILE, Ill. Mrs. Sallie Isbelle
has as weekend guest her son and
daughter-in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Dunn Jr., and their two
sons of Longyiew, Tex. Six
sparkling youths were entertain
ed Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alpine Jones with Z
o'clock dinner. Enjoying the af-
fair were Misses Annye Carolyn
Hamilton, Matte Jones and Liz
zie Hill, also c. c. Mercer. Carl
Jones, Cpl. Wiley Branton and
Sterling Branton. Mrs. Sammie
Johnson of 26th and Pa. st. Is
on the sick list. Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Cook of 512 Z. oath st.
have as guest their son, Seaman
James Lewis Cook of Fort Chi
cago, Calf. 3. Mrs. Lille Barsh
of 32nd and Texas SITS. Is visit
ing relatives in st. Louis and
was accompanied on the trip by
her grandson, Leo Wesley. A
word of cheer to the PRESS
salesman, j. B. Williams, little
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bird Will
liams, 500 E. 18th Ave, who
was accidentally hit by a taxi
cab. Off to the Baptist Con-
vention in Chicago are Rev. and
Mrs w. J. Everett who will also
visit Mrs. Everett's mother in
Kansas City. Among visitors
here last week was Miss Matte
Cook of 2S3S Euclid st. Louis. >.
: Mrs. ]. b. Altheimer left Sunday
to join her husband, Arthur, in
Flint, Michigan. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. ]. McFadden spent an enjoy
able summer in Oakland, Calf.
MIR. McFadden left to visit in De-
troit. Mrs. Lille V. Hayes
left this week for Chicago to at
tend the National Bapt. Conven-
ton. Ward Chapel Notes (by
Beatrice Baker, - Glass No. 2
with Cleo Sims teacher, continues
to keep the banner, reporting the
largest amount again for the
Sunday School. Rose Stedman
keeps the attendance banner Sgt.
Jas. Fort Jr, was a visitor at
the morning service Our church
represented at Mt. Pleasant in
her quarterly meeting and also
at Mt. Nebo In its rally. Sister
A. e. Mitchell was present Sun
day after a pleasant visit in De-
troit. Ward Chapel and the
Senior Choir worshipped with
Rev. Carhee Wednesday Con-
ference Claims Rally will be held
Oct. II with full reports anti
cipated. st. John AME Church
A second effort in the Redemp
ton Rally disclosed that Mrs.
Luella Dangerfield, wife Of Rev.
l.. A. Dangerfield, pastor in the
South Pine Bluff District, led all
captains, reporting $S2.75 and
listing the following contributors:
Mrs. Wilson $500 Miss Matte
Payton $7.35, Mrs. Pear Lee
Thomas $500, Ben M. Danger
field $500, Miss l.. G. Wyms
$500, Miss Mae Francis Price
S2.S1, Mrs. Myrtle Matthews
$500, Mr.. and Mrs. Fayett Rob-
erts $500, Mrs. Ellen jenkins,
S2.00, Contributing $1.00 were
Mrs, Evelyn Spann, Henry Will
Arkansas State press., 1943-09-10

Jessie Lee Barnes will leave Sept
II for Camp Robinson. Mrs
Berniee Shaw of Detroit Is va.
cationing here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Lion Squad Will Hold
Drills on Crosse lie

Detroit and eliminates any neces-
sity of railroad travel.
A football field will be laid out
on the 18th hole, a level well
turfcd stretch, and the players
will be quartered in the club
house, which affords ample &C
commodationS for the squad OF
80 which will report for training
In securing the player rights
to Bob Keene. who will be re-
membered as one Of the backheld
stars az u. Of D. in 1910 and 1871,
the defunct Cleveland Rams also
were involved. The Cardinals OBJ
tanned Keene in the distribution
OF the Cleveland players Hail.
former T. {. u. back, was OBJ
tanned last year from the Cardi-
nails in exchange for Billy Jeffer-
son. who made a wihrlwind cir
cult Of the league, being with four
clubs in a little more than a year
before being released outright.
Keene. who stands six feet and
weighs 200, is an experienced
blocker and paSs-receiver. His
knowledge of Dorais' sySte m
should be q great asset. Keene
is married and makes his home
in Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

After one training session
upstate, last season when they
drilled at Charlevoix, the Detroit
Lions return 10 this district for
their conditioning this season.
West Shore Country Club on
Crosse lie has been selected as
their training base for the 1913
campaign, Gus Dorais. the Lions
athletic director, announced Sat
urday.
simultaneously with this an
nouncement came word of the
first player swap Of the coming
season. The Lions have obtained
Bob Keene, one Of DoraiS' former
players at the University of De-
troit, from the Chicago Cardinals
in a trade which sends John Hall,
wingback who was with the
Lions last fall, back 10 the Car
dinals with whom he broke into
the league.
The West Shore Club, located
on the Detroit River, is regarded
an ideal training site. The aver
age temperature there is below
that in tire city of Detroit. Also,
the sitets readily accessible from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Hagg's 1868 Is New
American Mile Mark

mark set by Glenn Cunningham
Until the final lap on the light
ning-fast track, Hagg appeared
destined 10 equal his own world
mark OF 4:04.6-one of the seven
crowns he holds over distances
ranging from 800 10 5000 meters.
Hagg occasionally glanced nerv-
ously over his shoulders as Hulse
refused 70 be shaken off and
DoddS began his final drive
The performance was Hagg
greatest since reaching the United
States seven weeks ago-when he
predicted he would run his great
est race in seven weeks.
This twilight-mile definitely was
that He not only shattered The
American outdoor milo mark but
also set new American outdoor
record for the 1900 meters as he
was clicked at that distance IN
'3:47S.
Grinning toothily In shower
Hagg said ne felt fine and that u
was one of the best tracks he had
ever run on
at was q good race-Gil gave
me a good rum" he said through
an Interpreter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Volunteers to Help
Run Ryder Matches

been 50 marked there will be
need for fewer paid workers than
az any previous Ryder Cup match
That viii mean more money for
the Rcd Cross. II Is no secret
that plum Hollow expects 10
clear more money for the Red
Cross thaH.--waS- raised at any
previous Ryder match here.
The club was cheered' Saturday
when n was announced h a I
property across the road from
tho entrance had been turned
over without charge for use as
"a parking lot This will add con-
sderably 20 the receipts. IL is
estimated there viii De room for
3 600 cars.
II has been suggested that per
mission be sought 10 close TO au-
tomObile traffic the 9-Mile road.
which parallels the fourth and
fifth holes. This would help keep
out l0t Of gate crsSherS, hun
drcdS Of whom vaulted the fence
and saw the Bing Crosby match
last season without paying.
This and other matters will be
taken up AT 4 general meeting
Of the committee heads Wednes-
day evening a. Plum Hollow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Novel Travel Methods

Jimmy LOTUS. veteran handi-
capper, is director Of publicity
at Garden Park Garden
Park is drawing big crowds
Notwithstanding the pleasure
car driving ban Two old
stage coaches bought in the
West for a New York show IN
1910 and recently picked up
from storage in Lakeland. n j.,
seven buckboards carrying nine
persons each; four cabriolCts,
three convertibles, two hay
wagons and seven carriages are
included among horse drawn
vehicles carrying crowds from
Philadelphia 10 the track.
The PhillieS continue 10 have
a school teacher in left field.
Danny Litwhiler got his certif-
cate from Bloomsbury State
Teachers College. and now
Coaker Triples is tir%e with
a right 10 teach from Appa-
lachian State Teachers Col
lege in North Carolina 4.
Alexandra Carrasquel Wash
ington pitcher. today celebrated
his 3Oth birthday, as recorded
in the records He was
! born in Caracas, capital Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

I, takes a lot Of persons 20 run
a golf event o. the magnitude
Of the Ryder Cup match 20 be
played Aus 7-8 AZ Plum Hollow
for the Red Cross. Plum Hollow
realizes this and is wen prepared.
Exactly 100 Cub members have
been signed by !. Give Ilelterlch
general chairman. and his first
lieutenant David : Griffith 20
help put the affair over 10 big
WAY.
VoiuatceA vorEcrN thcyl won't
us' 30 scorer, and Nhaud'o the
gzNey.es. Sore Of thesh.mewheys.
for instance. viii SCH tickets have
charge Of the gates or operate
tGe parking lQt
~ Marry o. ihtSe uombors. and
golfers from other district clubs
Who have volunteered their ServA
ices. 'will he 50 busy they won't
500 much 70 any o. The play. But
they won't care They'll Ne doing
their part f0'hC'p q most worthy
cause and "a Gar as they arc
concerned that comes first IN
uucg like these
The response for volunteers has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
His Circuit Drive
Fe a+ures Macks'
Big Rally in 9th

PHILADELPHIA, July ID
Catcher Hal WaCner. of the Ath-
lcucs. who had been on the bench
nursing q clipped bone in his hand
for more than q week, stepped 10
the plate as a pinch hitter against
Henry Dana in the eighth inning
az Shihc Park today and hit a
home run, and the Athletics de-
ica'ed the Tigers, S-4.
The circuit clout came with the
score tied at Al. sent two runs
over the plate and spanked the
Athletics INTO chasing two more
home 10 make the victory easy.
The triumph broke an eight
game losing streak of the Mack
men.
Il was a see-saw battle from
the start. The Tigers hoped into
a 20 lead in the second when
Paul Richards hit a home run
with Bloodworth on base. The As
came back with a run in their half
10 make II ? 70 l and then drove
pitcher Hal White from the mound
IT, the third with two more ITALICS
10 make II 3-2
Henry Dana relieved White and
Welded another counter IN the
fourth.
The Tigers then went 10 work
20 deadlock the battle, scored one
run each in the seventh and
eighth innings
Dana doubled 10 right with one
out in the seventh, went 10 third
on Cramer'S infeld hit and crossed
the plate as Hoover forced Graz
mer. With two out in the eighth.
Bloodworth hit Detroit's second
homer of the day 10 make it A.
Thus matters stood until the
As big hlewef in the eighth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Mickey Wants Action

1t. Gordon Mickey Coch.
rane. is months AZ Great Lakes.
twice rag rad applications Tor
active service turned coWr. ID.
Larry Steffenhagen who once
did the blocking for Whzze-
White a. Colorado. is testing
, airplsnes at the Philadelphia
navy yards Ken KavanalEh
end for the Chicago bears S
flying q bomber for Ger Jimmy
Doolittle IN North Africa.
Eddie Casey, former Harvard
coach. is stationed In ireland.
Bill Radovich, formerly of
The Detroit Lions is az Camp
Fsrragaut. Idaho. with It. Ray
Flsherty. The middle name
Of Leo Houck. former middle
weight fighter who has been
coaching boxing a. Penn State
for the last q years is Flor.an
Among his college cham
pions who turned pro were
Steve Hamss and Billy Soose,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

CAMBRIDGE, July "a tUPl-
Gunder Hagg. the Swedish grey
hound, ran the factest outdoor
American mile in history tonight
as he covered the cinder path In
this ivy-infested stadium in 4:05 3
before 10000 cheering spectators
His long hair streaming IN the
wind, the gallopig fireman was
chased 10 his crowd-thrilling per-
Torrance by bespectacled Gil
Dodds of Boston who also bet
tered the American outdoor rec
ord of 4O6.7 by two-tenths OF a
second 10 breast the tape slightly
less than stride behind Hagg.
Third man to cross the line was
1.-THE Bill Hulse Of the New York
A. C., who logged HaEg most Of
the route. and threatened until
the final $50 yards TO place sec
ond-hiS time was one and a tenth
seconds behind the American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

I. Venezuela Ii is now Cpl
Z Max Baer and Cpl Buddy
/. Baer of the Sacramento (CalD
air service Command
They were both promoted The
same day.
frankie Sinkwich. q marine
. boot at Paris Island, s c,
drafted by the Lions. says he
!. plans 10 play professional foot
ball with the Detroit team after
the war. Then when through
playing. he wants 90 take up
uHlCid LiUE i' toilIli :.
After seven weeks az PARIS
Island Sinkwich is 10 go 90
Quantico, Va, as an officer
candidate He expects 90 be a
papa IN September. Joe
~. y. World-Teleg-smJ VIII
liarns has a fine idea send
Jack Dempsey along with Joe
Louis on a boxing tour Of world
army camps Eddie Collins,
one Of the 1919 white White SoX.
says that that team was q great
one il even had trouble
trying 10 lose on purpose.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
KoIibd Wins
From Gregory

Fred Jax in the S-12 section.
john Koliba in the 1874, Irene
Waskiewicz in the $40, Theresa
Cieciura in the 1914. are the
midget open tennis champions of
Michigan. They won their honorS
Saturday al Hamtramck Park
Walter Serement, president of the
Hamtramck Council, presented the
trophies.
Jax defeated Dick Adams Of
Birmingham in. a close three set
match. 10. is, rs. Koliba stopped
Bud Gregory OF Bloomfield Hills,
OF. 60. Mary Ann Randazzo, 10,
was finahst in two. classes.
Young Miss WaskieWicz, known as
Pigeon. " defeated her in the S-12
final, 6-3. 6-3. In the 1914 section
Miss Cicciura won from Mary
6-3, 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
SpOrt
Leo Diegel Kept
Busy by | essons
Relief Matches
By LEO MACDONELL

Z Leo Diegel. eX-Detroit Cadd.c
and golf s boy wonder OF the
20's-twice National PGA and
four times Canadian Open
winners still going strong on
the links when not giving
lessons az Bala Country Club
in Philadelphia, plays IN war re-
lief exhibitions.
Michael Mack. SIS, and brother
Of Connie Mack. Is Stlll active
Michael is foot traffic de
rector outside the box seat
window al Sh1be PARK he
has been doing this BASEBALL
chore for years he is =
butcher by trade.
Lou Tomasett, Philadelphia
Eagles halfback. VIII be
member of 1t Ray FlahertY'S
navy Camp FarTaEut Idaho
eleven that includes Billy JEFF
ferson. former Eagle and Dodger
fullback Kid Aldrlch, jim
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Pirates viii Sell
Wandering Boy

PITTSBURGH. July - CUP) -
The Pittsburgh Pirates are willing
to listen 10 any club willing 10
make a satisfactory deal for
Eugene (Iuck Geary, wandering
shortStop who abSented himself
without permission a week ago,
President William Benswanger
said today.
Geary has asked Benswanger 10
set a price on his contract and
said he wanted 10 play with the
Buffalo Bisons in the Interna-
tional League. John Suglmeier,
general manager Of the BisonS,
said he would pay more than the
81, 500 waiver price for the short
stop.
Benswanger said the Pirates
paid about $4,000 for GearY and
didn't intend to let him 20 for
nothing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Barber and other pro. football
stars. as we'll as Urban Odson
and Bob Sqeieger of Minnesota.
Henry Boshamer. who races
a string Of horses in partner
ship with his brother Carey
here. owns cotton mills in
the CaFeliHss and likes in Phi!a-
delphia, where he conducts a
cotton brokerage business .
There was a fve-minute strike
the other day at Garden City
Park camden n. j. because
an inexperienced track police
man refused 10 allow the
Christiana stable foreman TO
lead a horse on the track. and
pulled a gun 10 enforce the
edict.. There's a new copper on
the post.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Injured,
Loses, Too
Hi on Forehead
by Line Drive

BOSTON. July "a cUP)-Bo 30
Newsom suffered his second de-
feat IN as many starts for the ST.
Louis Browns today when the
Boston Red Sox won, 5-3
Bo Bo was not there at the
finish because he was hit on the
forehead by terrific line drive
from the bat Of his pitching OPP
ponent, Oscar Judd in the fifth
inning. and though he finished the
inning. he then retired.
All the Red Sox runs were made
off Newsom's pitching, three Of
the five coming after he had been
hurt. Those three were scored on
a homer by George Metkovich,
who had driven in a Boston run
with a single in the third and also
doubled off 30 30 in the first.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
N. Y. Y. {. in War
With Men and Boats

New York Yacht Club is maxi
ing a notable contribution to the
war effort, according 10 Drake II.
Sparkman. chairman Of the club
race committee. More than 100
yachts now arc on active duty
and 10 men, out Of a member
ship Of $50. are in service. Two
club members have been decor
ated. and ono has been killed In
action IN the Pacific.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Crosse lie 9
Adds 10 Lead

Crosse lie Naval Air Station
strengthened its hold on first
plaTe in The Detroit Times
Servicemen's Baseball League by
defeating Coast Guard, 100, Sat-
urday at Briggs Stadium, II gave
Crosse lie a record of Is victories
against only three defeats.
In the other game, Detroit Po-
lice won from Romulus Army Air
Field, Al. Police scored all its
runs in the first two innings, aided
bv four RomuluS errors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Great Lakes-Ford
Game Nets S5,O87

A check for S5,Os765 was
mailed Saturday to Mickey Coch-
rane az Great Lakes by Jimmy
Rooney of the Ford Motor as The
proceeds in the recent Great
Lakes-Ford game played at the
Rotunda Field.
The money Will 60 10 the Great
Lakes Athletic and Welfare Fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
GETS \ BONUS

lie made IL one Of the most
profitable days of his career. He
not only collected at least 10 per
cent Of his mounts handicap win
nings or $685.. but he also picked
up a 500 bonus from the track
for riding three winners.
He wound up the triplet in the
last race, when he sent the Gus
toners away happy by scoring
with the favorite, Buttermilk,
which paid $500
Buttermilk and Rodia, which
won tho second race AZ $40 were
the only winning favorites Of the
day Try Fin and Rodia formed
the winning daily double combina-
ton for 293 persons, each Of whom
collected S73i0
Officials announced the parl-
mutucl handled for the day was
S4S7 ,026.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Tough for Pepper Martin

Pepper Martin is finding the
going tough at Rochester this
year. Peppers two previous years
ef managing. at Sacramento saw
his teams at or near the top
through both seasons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Watrous, Golfer and
Father, to Have Day
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBRoD

One often hears il said that Al
WatrouS, in whose honor Oakland
Hills will hold a special day, Sat
urday. July 81. lives golf.
That must be qualified, though.
He lives golf for his fine family,
Mrs. Watrous and their five chill
dren. As his friends will tell you,
his thoughts always are of them.
There are three Watrous girls
and two boys.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Powers Trainer
Resigns Here

c. Hyde Smith, trainer of the
Dearborn Stable Of Jimmy Pow
ers, Detroit automobile dealer, has
resigned effective August l. His
place will be taken by Albert
Fischer.
The Dearborn Stable is headed
by the handicap star, Overdrawn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
SeWeII Scores
9Th in a Row

PITTSBURGH, July "a CUP)-
Rip SeWell scored his fifteenth
victory of the season and his ninth
in row today when he held the
Dodgers to seven hits TO win, 6-l,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
ATTENDS MARYGROVE

Geraldine, Is, is the oldest. She
attends Marygrove College. Next
comes Albert Jr., II, a student at
Royal Oak High, where he is
active b. sports.
Patricia, 13, is student at the
Shrine High Schools, while Gloria.
II. and little Tommy, at 7 the
youngest of the children, are
grade school pupils at the Shrine,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Major Lea que
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia 8. DETROIT 4.
New YORK 5-4 Chicago Is
Boston 8. St Louis 3
Cleveland At Washington, night game.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Cleveland A. Washington t2l.
DETROIT a. Philadelphia ~.
Chicago A. New York 90
81 Louis a. Boston a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
PHILADELPHIA


Totals 81 ~ % 9 Totals 36 IA u 2
'Ran for Hoover In seventh
MATED for Swift IN eighth.
tBAtied for Besse IN eighth.
Detroit n20 o0n 100 u I
Philadelphia OH 100 O41--s IA 0
Runs 49, Bloodworth 2. Richards Dana
Heffner T. Tyack 3 Hall 2. Suder WAE-
ner Runs batted Richards 2 Suder,
Estalells Heffner, Hoover. Bloodworth,
Wagner 2, white Estalella. Error-Hig-
gins Two-hase hits--Suder. Heffner 2.
Ross. Dana, Tyack Home runs Richards
Bloodworth, Wagner. Sacrifice hit--White.
Left on bases Philadelphia 7 Detroit q
Double plays Hall ~ HennRr % Siebert.
BloodWorth 20 Hoover Hoover 10 Blood
worth 10 York. Bases on halls-Off REESE
2, OF White 3. or Dana ] Struck out
BY Besse 3. by White /, hy Dana ]. Hits
of white In 2ik innings, off Dana
IN 5ia Innings, or Besse u IN innings.
UmpireS---Crieve, Rue and Barry,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Mrs. Watrous is the former
Agnes Westfall, a member of an
old Royal Oak family that for
merly owned part of the land that
now is the Red Run Golf Club,
MARRIED IN 1923
They met shortly after AL, who
was in the navy in World War l,
came 10 Red Run as caddiemaster
and assistant pro 10 Elmer Loving
in 1921. AL was pro at BEDFORD
when they were married in 1923.
All prizes at Watrous Day Will
be in war bonds, and Oakland
Hills plans for a record turnout
in honor of the fellow who has
been its pro for Ia years
Featuring will be best ball
match in which Jimmy Demaret,
Frank Walsh, Joe Before and
WatrouS will play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Runs-VAughan, Russell. Elliott 2
Fletcher 2, Cuisine. Error--Webber. Runs
bstted in.-Walker, DiMsggio, sewell q
Elliott. Two-base hits-Vaughsn, Van
Rohays Russell Sacrifice NsnRo-
bays, Cuisine, Lopez Double plays-Cos-
carart 20 Cuisine 10 Fletcher, Elliott 20
Coscarart 20 Fletcher, Barley 20 Herman
% CsmilH. Left on bases Brooklyn g.
Pittsburgh Z Bases on bslls--On Melton
2. or sewen 2, off Weber !. struck out
BY Melton 5, by. sewell Hits-Oft
Melton in 8 innings. -oh Weber IN 2
innings Losing pitcher Melton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
NATIONAL LEAGTE

SATURDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati 5, PhHadelphia 3.
Pittsburgh s Brooklyn J.
Chicago T. New YORK
Boston A. ST. Louis. night same
SUNDAYS GAMES
New YORK ~ Chicago a..
Br10Klvn A. Pittsburgh To-
Philadelphia ~ CiDcinnaft t2l.
Boston ~ 81. LOUIS e.