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, 1943-04-28

GON
Regular yearly negotiations were
opened between the Gondert and
Lienesch unit of Local 76S and
company representatives the latter
part of January, 1913. This plant is
engaged in the production of
wooden boxes and crates and is
engaged in 100 per cent wal work,
supplying special shipping crates
for guns, propellers, and other war
materials. The crates manufactured
In this plant protect the tools of
war from damage by weather and
shipping when being transported
to the wal fronts.
The members of Local 1853 max
ing these crates and boxes recog-
nize they are playing an important
part in the war effort and that
the crates must be made firm and
strong to assure delivery of war
materials in good condition.
This company is in competition
with similar plants in the under
paid southern states and wages
have always trailed behind the
community prevailing rate. These
crates are essential to Dayton wal
industry as prompt delivery is of
vital importance.
The Company and the Union
agreed that a ten-cent wage ad-
justment would certainly not create
initiation when the top rate in this
plant for operators is far below the
prevailing rate in the community.
The Presidents executive order
and the decision of Sterilization
Director Byrnes, makes it almost
impossible for the workers in this
plant to sustain themselves and
family.
The members of UE Local 1853
in the plant have written letters,
sent kilograms, and every other
means to bring their problem be-
fore the responsible government
agencies so that they may earn
enough to continue their produc-
ton In the war effort.
NOTE: Brother William
Tootle, Chief Steward of the
Gondert and Lienesch unit,
Local 1853 was just recently
awarded a war bond for a sug-
sestion to help increase war
production at the plant! Con-
sratulations, Brother Tootle!
Remember SUNDAY!
CLIO Stewards-Sunday!
Views and Reviews
BY Arthur L. Garfield
Continued From Page Five)
These committees, through their
unified effort, can rouse Our entire
membership. every housewife, and
every middle class citizen ground
between frozen wages and rising
living costs.
The President wants lis to do it.
He hopes we will take UP his fight
against the Farm Bloc and the
food trusts, against the unfair mer-
chants, landlords and restaurant
owners. This Is a war job. It is a
Job which will speed victory. Let's
roll up our sleeves, and "ron back
the prices" in Dayton, and through
out the nationl
CTO Stewards-Sunday!
Don't forget 50 you won't re-
gret-BUY BONDS" says Tbs
A~a~in@n Flint
, 1943-04-28
Job Freeze Protested by
Company and Union

The officials of the Gondert & Lienesch Company have JONES
with UE Local 1853 in protesting the freezing of unjust wage structures
The following telegram was sent by the company:
"Hon. James Bynes, April 16, 19S
Director of Economic Stabiization, Dayton, Ohio
Office of Price Administration,
Washington, D. c.
We vigorously protest ruling eliminating NWLB adjustment
of wages where gross inequiies and inequalities exist When
ever actual inequiies exist each case should be given fair
and Just consideration IN it's own merits and not ruled out
by a blanket order as the situation is at present
GONDERT & LENESCH, INC"
, 1943-04-28

National CIO......... So
international Fundamentally
International UE News. so
District Council UE..
Montgomery County Clio
Council SO
State CLIO Council..... go
United Labor and
Dayton Union News........ go
This leaves a remaining sum o
, 1943-04-28

Don't forget 50 you won't re-
gret-BUY BONDS" says The
American Flint
, 1943-04-28

This leaves a remaining sum of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
Segurd S Play
Stands Alone

EVANSTON, I'll, June % ms
Francisco "Pancho' Segura. who
came 10 the University Of Miami
by way OF Ecuador. seemed "a
stand alone today as The 59th
national intercollegiate ennis
meet moved INTO the quarterhnal
round.
Segura drew for his opposition
today Wayne Anderson Of Tulane
Other singles palrlngs
Tom Brown Jr, California. We.
Bob Kimbrell Southern Cali
fornla. Earl Cochell. Southern
California. vs.. Bob Odman, Wash
lnG1nn.-and- .LnanaH-k,A-a+ iA-e.i-Fe
dame, vs.. Earl Bartlett Tulane
Seeura ad, anced yesterday by
defeating Walter Driver Of Texas,
6-2, So. not warming 10 his game
until the second set
Other singles results
Odmsn defeated William Baumau VI
liam ana Mar s.. 80 Bartletf ds
feated Vincent Eofrs, T. e. l.. 4 81.
Ever defeated Erwin SChuize De
defeated Rohs- wsss.ruan OHIO stat.
IS. So so Kimnre'l defeated Robert
SmidI, william s11 Man. 50.
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York Our Choice

The Athletics are boosting
Hfck Siehert for first base on the
All-Sfar team But our candl-
date IS Rudy York and when The
picking Is done tho piCker> n44l
have trouble escaping from the
faCt that the lnlun Is always 4
powerful threat. slump Or no
slump Nick Etten Of TIE
Yankees may be offered as an
other FIRST base candidate
Tommy Shannon Orchard
Lake Country Club profes-
Slonal. had q chance To sign up
with a. least one other club for
more money but Tommy Is
grateful As We'll as being a fine
golf teacher and a good player
he remembered that when
Orchard Lake pro shop burned
and no lost a large stock Of
merchandise. the club not only
hult a new shop, but replen-
ished the pros stock
Hill Shea. who represented
Ted Collins m obtaining a BoS-
ION franchise IN the National
Football League. IS a partner
NJ Collins IN the ownership Of
The Long Island franchise IN
INC American Association foot
ball loop. Al present inactive
-Rl4l-Shaa-a-AaAN-4 at--a -
torncy. eXpla IS Collins rs tho
sole owner * the new Boston
franchise -. am Just deco
ration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
DANIELS GETS HOT

Daniels. a power hitter. really
warmed up TO his Job on the sec
ond nine, having a "a OF his own
A good pitch TO the eighteenth
green left HIM with A 6-foot putt
FOR a birdie 4 and a 80 but he
failed to get il down
Douglas came 10 Daniels rescue
on the first and the sixth, getting
the parS on these TWO
II the Hohns get IN and APP
parentlN they are safe with their
Il. Il Viii be Ihe-&ecand- Ilaas
Young Bud has made the cham
plonShip flight. He paired with
Chuck Knox a teammate al
Royal Oak High. a year ago and
they qualified.
With the course back in
splendid shape again after the
RAINY season. scores probably will
be lower that was figured q week
ago. Last year Sc won the
medal and 10 teams tied AZ 73
participated IN the championship
flight playon.
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Totals Is ~ q e To'ss3l y IS
'Battsd for husUsf In siEh'n.
RAusd Tor stone m eighth
:, e-t,. 100 7Af-trn
Cinrtnrau on mn Ooi
Runs Klein y Wake IuNnil'f. ku-
roWsk Williams Runs hAUsd IN NJ.
stAl Z kuro~ski ? Gurfher' Mccormick,
TWo-hAse hits Klein Nusis Kuro~sk.
Williams G NAksr Three base nj M
ssl Home run kuroWskt stolen hAse
KEN. pouhs pAvs Marion 20 Eltir.
Klein % SANDER Alst 70 Wilhams -
Mccormick Struck out ~ f;umNeft
by walters I by Stone RAEss 90 tsns
or Gumbsri 7 or waters 2 or store
! 90 Sisnss ~. 90 WaHsrs IN
innings or stor. ln innings ~ff
Srsmes ~ inning I,osinE Difchs-
Walters t.rV IN bases ~ Louis CIR.
einnAu t'nprss BArlck sssrs ana
Ptn'ut Time 80 Attendance 2t7
paid.
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Tough for foot
Tradition Says Apache Can't Win Mills Trophy
for Third Time in Lake Erie Sail Saturday
By GEORGE ". VAN

The record says Apache cant
win her third Mills Trophy Race
in the Toledo Yacht Clubs sail
on Lake Ere Saturday.
It would be against tradition
Five other yachts besides loot
Gmeiners cutter have taken the
big silver cup twice since the
event was started back n 1907.
The late Charles Goodwin Jen-
ningS Of Detroit did II with AgaWa
IN 10000 Carl Matthias and Rob
ert Hines. Toledo shippers won
two IN row With Else not the
cow the next Two years and a
J Prentice and Alex Wlnton of
tt'ttTvCrET1 WTT0 WOODS Win
Psamad IN 1928
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An Eosier Task

IIwry CouleI~ls- .-..rs
v.II be v4cn easier ~.rlrE g
team or ~ f~r a. Irs
Browns trar oG' ~ mo Chicago
Cardinals bar TopuI1- owner
~ Tho BrDo. .Nn Dodge q .c.-
tenant ir ire rarr.s poe
ported % no. Overseas
who viii HsgE race ne,t.
Count Fleet o" our '-'oN.e ole
fre how wants 20 know
Frank Narae COUSIN ~ frrd
Mandel IS a neUher ~ fre ..l--
nos racing cnwnIsStor
When fre pro .csgUeN, VICE ~
December there VIII 30 " fErf
made on voting p ranch $50 'n
Los Angeles Not al tH.
owners believe II would n'
eood thing FOR fne loop 20 add
q team that far away
Fritz Crisler's Michigan To-.
bsllers viii play NorrhSesterr
under he lights a. Dyche Field
Evanston. tho night NJ Octcncf
q T. VIII bc only the second
time nat BIZ Ter game vfl
htV9 ueen played a. night o.. &.
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Trta.s 90 fa 90 ls Tsta.s IS IA SO Is
.Vaf'st '1r Hsrsuav seventh
Ram FOR RpSs IN s,-'rtn
Cleveland $50 ool 600 0i ?
DETROIT ron 00l 10 m
E9rs Hackc" Boudttsu CIHert,ne 2
We7'h it,t0sr Rosa AAck Kennel ~.
WaDebe.H (. HEEIus Hsrrs. York. l'nssf
t.rpls Ross' Heath Mack Wood
Harris Runs nstted in Hockstt 2. Cullen
r.nr Hea'n b Boud-ssu Rosa Higgins
NssehF'f g. YORK 2. Two base r''s
lt. ts.f. EoIdtes Th-ef base nlt 'u..
ltun.te Home runs HigE.us Wakehe1d.
Yrft Hesfr stolen bass Heaih So.
uucs hts Beu8feau 2 Ketaedv Rocco
Dolh.s pisNs Bulffeas 10 Nsr- 10 Rocco
g. Mac CD Bnudtea8 90 Rocco Len on
asss cleveland ]. De'roir Ravss
77 1sus 90 Nsym.gs ? ~ Nans- q OF
WAITE N HenstsN M ga0s &
-'.Irk nl' Nv Eeore1t bN NA.n mick 8
b.. HsnvhsW b., Oana RVS ON Whrs
innings. off Dana Pro- 4 innings
tsr.rHN II ~ o.. u1.0EF Ntf MNUaf >
-s r1.rss m HersNaW n a.s I~
mage "a" $aNw - 2 r 3 nn.rzs Passed
'1. Irsr N0u~E pitcher rar
'.s.-t rf.rtr 0snt. 'uruss Pomus
"a rr-.f T rr .ft Attendance $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25

himself we'll At first. but failed
10 get hit.
Hockett. who IL giving
Stephens a battle for the league
batting lead. got five hits in
eight times at bat two in the
first game aud three In the sec
ond. Two OF the blows were
twO-baggerS.
With four hits each out or 10
times up IN the two games Wood
and CTamer led the Tigers in the
days Swatting Woods collection
included a triple
Besides his first homer In the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
FISHER AND POULIoT

Doc Kuehler sailed Inc ,lN-mcier
Madcap around 10 win IN 1892
and John NCGlnneS. another To-
ledo Yacht club pilot did n again
with the stubhy little S.oop in
1896
Bill Fisher took The cight.mcte
Margaret r. ~ down 10 Ere IN
1883 and brought the trophy back
20 the Detroit Yacht Club and
Russell Pouliot did the trick with
the same ship IN 1897
But no ship ever has won three
times Apache won with Tommy
Fisher in 1871 and again last year
after she had been sold 10
Gmelner.
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Football Already

Coach Paul lnnkle already
ha, his Great Lakes foothallerS
~ practice for the fall season
.. OHIO State starts workouts
tomorrow and Illinois next
Monday II looks like foot
hall has gotten 10 he 4 March
30 December game . Harry
Ei>enStat. former Tiger and In
dian chucker. is ~ Camp Up
ton Long Island
Pat Secrey new Cleveland
oltfelder. Is r. m rhe draft
Skipper Boudreau brought
Tz' mp from Wilkes Barr .
lie hacGod 81 nome nuns With
Cedar Rapids last year 81
Norfolk naval station swimming
classes ~ has been discovered
that % per cent n the recruits
cannot swim The Nebraska
football coaching Jon went 10
q + ICVandow>ki 2 member
~ The CornhuSkcr staff FOR tho
'a,' >iN sea sons instead ~
Henry Frnks. coach a. Tulsa.
because Nebraska wanted only
= duration coach IN serve un-
III Glenn PreSncNs return and
Frr<s sought a Ions 'erm con-
'.srt
rto4dfe~N'7ror. 0vror NJ no
~auot Lions missed bet
WAY hasn't hs merged with
Michigan cr N.'r- IH9u.
George Preston Marshal back
ore arc protesting 'H, count ON
fre Washington pr- 'pptha tH-
cn0r ora'0-ia contribute" "a
'rf National Fp.r IT,. -,l
r~efgrE n Chicago .g. -s.
3 ErE EfC pgr-- isl
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(Pnirings on Page 25)
Cleveland May Join
American Puck Loop

CLEVELAND. June "a CtP)
4 conference between Albert {
Sutphin. owner Of the Cleveland
Rarons hockey team. and Mervyn
Red Dutton. president Of The
National Hockey League two
weeks hence. may result IN the
BaronS being admitted 10 the Ma
tIonal League. the major circuit
from the American League
Also scheduled 10 attend the
conference IN Victoria 3. G IS
Lester Patrick. owner Of the New
York Rangers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
Sports
TrDe sHocket .
NAY Be Leao.0G
Ba+-e~ Soc0
By LEO MACDONELL


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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25

majors. Wakefield bagged two
singles in the second game. He
retrieved the homo run ball to
add To- his trophies.
Rocco was twice the victim OF
thieWng plays IN the first game
York robbing him Of one hat and
Wood Of another York also made
2 sensational play 10 cheat
BOudreau out Of what looked "a
be sure hit
Mack was the fielding star In
the second contest, stealing hits
from Harris and Henshaw.
Boudreau also turned I'm a.
honey NJ stop on Cramer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25

Trucks. Henshaw. >ewhouSer.
Overmire, Trout and White.
l MCHale. recruit FIRST haSemar
headed for Central Michigan Col
iege, Nj Pleasant AS A naval
trance. Will not make the, trip
20 ST. Louis.
without Harder. laid mp with
= broken ankle. the Indians
have an even DOZEN pitchers.
Rocco. new first baSeman from
Buffalo made his first appear
sncc al Briggs Stadium IN A
major league unIfofm. lie handled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
SMASH A TIE

The two runs smashed six
nun tie II also shook up the
Prince and before he came down.
the Indians had another marker
for good measure They didn't
need n because IN their half Of
the heat the home boys didn't
score although they threatened
with a mild rally.
Hal White who started on the
mound for the Tigers, ran afoul
Of plenty OF trouble in the second
when the Indians bounced on him
with a flock Of hits that paved
the way for five runs and Hal
departure for the clubhouse Hen
shaw took over from there
Nern Kennedy once a Tiger,
was one NJ three Indian hurlerS
who worked lie was hIt IN the
e1e-nG44h-a-ha4lnda+-alf-r+-fA--
Wood bat IN the third inning
bat stayed m The game until the
seventh when Mike NaymIck. a
6-foot S-lnCh giant with tugboatS
tor feet, replaced him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
As Military Watched
FIRST CINE

Totals 81 - ~ TpId.s 80 p Us
sisrd 400 600 0O'
DETROIT 200 uOl 'uh
Runs CullenbJre Crar,er Wood. liat
us Errors Rosar. Higgins Hoover kurs
hated IN -Keuper. Wood Wakefield. Hoo
Yer TWo-hass hits HOckctt, HiEgint
Hoover Three base MT Wood Sacrihes
NsWhouser Double PLAYS ketner 10
Rocco YORK 70 Hoover Jen on bases
CLEVELAND \ Detroit BASES on halls
on saysson T. - Hsying 2. m New
houser Strct ou' Nv Post nv
NswhouHr S Hus on SsNeson IN
nrirr m HsytnS 5 In 50 innings m
pcsi m inning tosnE pitcher So
,sson Umpirss Huhnard Sna Romme'
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
Resume Softbd||
AT Mack Park

League Softball games VIII be
resumed AT Mack Park this eve
nlng with TWO games listed IN the
Detroit Softball Association
schedule with lhe Two top teams
in the girls division. Hudson Mo-
tors and Local 30 BOmberetteS,
JAW Go battling IN the 9 o clock
contest
In the game A. 81 Johnson
kolpaks play Local l04, JAW
Go.
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HAGEN STARTS At NOON

Walter Hagen and William
Roberts are scheduled 10 lee off
Al l21O tomorrow and Hagen
vows he'll he on time They are
pared with Frank Connolly and
Frank Farrell
Chuck KocSls and Woody Nal
lov start their round AZ > o'clock
w1th the strong Grand Rapids
team Of Hermle Miller and Jack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
Two Pairs Beat Par
Holm Father-and-Son Team and Daniels Dough-.
Have Us Among earIy Red Run QuaIfes
By ". F. DRUKENBROD

Teams teelng Off IN tomorrow s
qualifying round Of the Red Run
lnVitatiOnal Golf tournament viii
have Al least two suh-par scores
10 shoot a. a pair Of lis regis
tered yesterday on the par Y
layout
The Red Run father-and-S son
team Of &. Q ,Chuckl Holm and
young Bud Holm got one of them.
They teamed nicely for 1856 Il.
The other was made by Carl
Daniels Of Sylvan Glen and his
Red Run partner. r. c. Doug as
They had 37-34 Il.
These two teams are among
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25

Trucks and Bsgbl arc slated 10
boo RIVAL pitchers when the Tigers
and Indians play a IS O'Clock rVl
|NN game tonight The game
or enaily was Senior Installer
noon and The Tigers had ~ get
pn,ouf o' t1c authorities to PLAY
'ougr'
Capt Hank Greenberg ArmN
air corps, worked out with the
Tigers before the games The
former Tiger 10 on tour Of
state colleges IN connectio
with physical education duties.
Corsica. Nho mas been suffering
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
$4,000 for Trotter

CLEVELAND. June "a up
One Of the largest prices paid for
A trotter N recent years was paid
for Austin Hanover, 3-year-old
hay colt purchased by c n VIII
kinSon Reported price was
SIS non
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
Connie Mack Picks hatty'

PHILADELPHIA. June "a up
Connie Mack. presldent-man'
ager Of tho Philadelphia Athletics.
believes that ChrlSty MatheWSor
Was the greatest OF all pitchers
Others have picked Walter
Johnson but I'll take NattN,"
SAID Connie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
GOING GOOD AGAIN

The dope SAYS Apache has a
great chance She lost m only
Two starts All last season. the
Macknac Race. IN which she I'm
iShed third IN the fleet and again
IN the BluenoSe race on Lake St
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
Change Net Date

Play I'M the annual Greater De
trou public parks tennis cham
pIonShipc begins al Belle Isle Sat
urday instead Of Monday June
-. as stated on the entry blanks
Entries close FRIDAY al 504 Elm
wood
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YORK AND HIGGINS

either Tiger home run SwatterS
acre Rudy York and Puky lhg-
gins their sixth and fourth OF the
season respectively
Besides his homer. which pulled
the Tigers INTO a ne IN the late
innings York was the fielding
star. cavortIng around FIRST base
Ike a Ial Chase
A crowd OF ; 200 paid customers
viewed the day $ festivities
Heath'S all-important home run
came off Henry CPrlnCeb OanO.
the Hawaiian. whom The Tigers
added 10 their pitching staff a
few hours before being tossed
into battle
The Prince. who had replaced
Roy HenShaw lifted for pinch
hitter. IN the eighth. had done
well for three innings, giving up
only a single
Then In the fatal eleventh, he
walked Roy CullenhIne FIRST In
dian batter Heath was next Jeff
col a good hold Of one Of Henry'S
pitches and propelled n far up
INTO the upper deck Of the right
field stands. CullenbIne Scamper-
ng home ahead OF him.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

IIdTUEN NFUIOI TrHUFI-
YESTERDAYS RFsIurs
Boston - Phiadeiphia o. second
game ~ innings
BROOKLYN IS New YORK 20.
Cnicago g. PittshifEh IL
Cincinnati =. 81 Louis
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MUSIAL TRIUMPHs

Stan MuSial tripled home a run
in the first. Whitley Kurowski
doubled home another in The
fourth and hOmered IN the sixth.
Gumbert sent home run with =
force out m the fourth while do'l-
hleS ny Lou Klein and MuSlal
Melted the final Cardinal tally IN
the seventh,
The Reds scored their lone run
in the ninth when Woody WI
Hams Noubled and Mike MCCor-
mick singled II was the first
swing shift defeat for the Reds
this year in SlN such games
1T InI IL TINCINkATT
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Lead League
Now by One
Full Game

CINCINNATI. June - CUP)-
Harry Gumbert won his third VIC
tory over the Cincinnati Reds in
three starts this season today as
he pitched the ST Louis Cardi-
nails 10 a s TO success before =
crowd Of 3,242 in game starting
al IL a m.
The triumph gave the Cardinals
the series. two games TO one. and
temporarily heightened their first
place lead over the Brooklyn
Dodgers 10 one game.
Bucky Walters. sustaining his
sixth defeat Of the season on his
sixth Try for his fourth victory.
yielded six hits, half Of them for
extra bases. in SIX innings.
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Photo BY Time, s,sr Pho,oEr.ph.y

Clair when George Naumann 8 ES-
trelllta ran away 10 win.
THIS year Apache has won three
straight races IN convincing style
on Lake 81. CLAIR and TOOt'S crew
Of Fred Blackwood. Brad MaSaltlS.
VIC Taylor. Frank kurSten, Fred
BlaCkwood Jr. and Willie Wagner
lmbued with the spirit OF winning
figure they are going ~ keep thp
Mills Trophy IN The trophy room
a. the Detroit Yacht Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25


Charley Beck VIII unyeil his
last years Mackinac race winner.
Hostess II. for the first time this
season Saturday Other ships 90
IHg are EStrelljta. Clete yelling :
NltcS>e. which should ne Apache 5
biggest rival what with an expert
crew and beng overdue 10 win
and Eddie Einterman Stormy
Petrol. The three eight-metcrs.
Shamrock. Piniall and Warrior
with Ernie Crates. Perez Darnell
and Joe Snay as their shippers
are all sci 10 scrap and Russ
Moore will be challenging with his
z boat LaSalle. which incidentally
mas an cupboard IN her this year
for getting IN and out OF narrow
harhorS.
Other entries expected are = {.
williamson Rainbow ", Tommy
Lofts Duchess. Lester Lodges
Dorlack. And Langhammer s
Rambler VI. Fred Meno's Squat
and Eddie Wunsch : Mink.
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Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

bdllltN DtllnN IPdUPT
YESTERDAYS REsUIrN
DETROIT 80 Cleveland - Second .
game ~ innings.
Washington so New YORK o.
Chicago ~ Louis
Boston ], Philadelphia O.
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~ Jaitsd Press
THF TADING MATTERS

Mickey Rocco, new first
baseman brought up from
Buffalo by the Indians. looked
good afield yesterday, but
his hitting was poor. Pat
Secrecy, an outfielder brought
up from Wilkes Barre, pinch.
batied IN the first game, but
didn't hit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25

from an infected car is oul N The
hospital and hopes 10 be available
Tor duty 90 a week. lie lS one Of
three Tigers who viii he ioft a.
home when ne team goes 10 St
LOUIS tonight Bioodworth and
RadcIii suffering with bum legs
are me otneY casualties.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
Fiqht Results
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25

While Corsica II left At home.
the Tigers. with the addition Of
OanO. will still have eight
pitchers In uniform. Besides the
Hawaiian. y highlander who
made his first appearance In
Detroit livery YESTERDAY. the
Tiger flingeri are Bridges,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25
SMALLER FLEET

Although The Detroit feet in The
70-mlle race viii not be AS large
as IN other years n Will Sull be
reprcSenLaIIAe -aLall -e4aEsAs---
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-25

close 10 30 qualifying in advance
OF tomorrow regular round under
A special ruling brought about by
new conditions.
Milford chronicle., 1943-03-26

WANTED-Prcmius prices paid for
hens. calves and Gull chickens. We
buy what the dressing plants don't
take. q. c. King. Georgetown. Phone
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