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The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
ALASkA'S SALMON PACK
 TO DATE IS NEARLY TWO TIMES TOTAL YEAR AGO

The United States Fish and Wildlife Service reports that the Alaska salmon pack, as of July "A, totaled 2,660,667 cases com pared with l,492, ,749 cases on July 25 last year, an increase of 1.167,91a cases. The pack was made by 76 canneries, compared with 68 in 1922
 The pack as of July A includ- ed 1,755,058 cases or reds, 443, ,- 641 cases of pinks, 390,l79 cases of chums, 28,021 cases of echoes and 43,768 cases of kings.
 The 1922 pack included 757- 099 cases of reds, 308,052 cases of pinks, 338,062 cases of chums, 51 ,948 cases of echoes, and ST. 588 cases of kings. ,.
 By Districts
 The total salmon pack by dis tricts up to July IT for Alaska follows:
 Bristol Bay, slightly over l. 900, ,000 cases.
 Alaska Peninsula (north side), 21,000. :,
 Alaska Peninsula (south side), 221, ,OOO.
 Chignik, 10000.
 Kodiak, 1l7.000.
 Cook Inlet, 93,O00.
 Copper River (finaD, 61,000.
 Prince William Sound, 150,00O.
 Yakutat, 5000.
 Icy Straits, easter ad western, combined, 160,000.
 Southern Icy Straits, 33,000.
 Total ases for all distrits l,- 934, 900.
 Sumner Strait, Stikine and the south of Prince of Wales are un- reported.
 The total so far for Alaska in advices by wire is known to be slightly in excess of 100000 cases.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01

DUNLAP, Kas.I (AP)-Ptc. Ralph Hayes, a farmer, sold his favorite team of mules last Feb ruary 3 just before he entered the Army. The other day on Guadalcanal he heard a familiar hee-haw and, going to the source of the sound, found his mules. They also are working for Uncle Sam on Guadalcanal.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
DOGS DROWN
 PESKY COYOTE

KASSAS CITY (AP) - Harris Buck, Barber county rancher, was telling about three of his dogs that were chasing a coyote.
 The coyote plunged into a pond, breathless from running and stopped.
 Two of the dogs stopped on the bank and parked but the third one plunged in. The other two then followed and they took turns ducking the coyote until he was so weak they could pull him to the bank.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
ATTU SOLDIERS HAVE NEWSPAPER

SAN JOSE, Calif-The fighting men on Attu Island, in the Aleu- tian group, now have a soldier newspaper, the "Attu Sun," SO named, says the Rev. B. R. Hub bard, because it comes out oc- casionally."
 The Rev. Hubbard disclosed this in a letter received by the faculty of Santa Clara Univer- sity. He is serving as assist ant Chaplain at Attu and also as a guest of the government, mak- ing a motion picture record.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
WARS OLD STUFF ON THIS FARM


 RAPID CITY, s. D. (AP)- There'Il be little panic on the L. E. Whitmore farm in the inn probable event of an Axis raid
 MT. and Mrs. Whitmore live in a house only 40) yards off the Rapid City Army Air base, and only 10 yards from the ma chine gun range.
 The whine of a ricochet no longer disturbs even the Whit more chickens and turkeys. The coming and goings of Army planes are old stuff.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
THAT LANDING FIELDS A TURKEY HOUSE

HARMED, Kas. .AP)-Mrs Fred Webb keep soil flares burn ing at night near her turkey shel- ter houses to frighten coyotes and other predators away from her 1,200 turkeys.
 The other night a big Army bomber came over and circled several times. Then the pilot flew away. The next day nearby Air Base was checking to deter mine what landing field was To- cated near Larned.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01
BIG DAY FOR
 THE CUTTINGS

SCMTER, < <. iAF)-August 8 is going to be big day here after for Mrs. D. Cutting, Jr.
 In the first place, it's her birthday.
 Also, it's the birthday of her daughter, Mrs. w. R. Thompson of Alcolu.
 To top it all, on August 23, this year, a daughter was born to Mrs. Thombson.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01

be called upon to share her gold and the output of her factories with the result that she, too, will continue to have inflation prob lems.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01

A new type of pressed wood, hydulignum, is being used for aircraft propeller blades. It is made by the consolidation under heat and pressure of 50 layers of birchwood veneer, treated with a special resin.
The Nome nugget., 1943-10-01

'recarious position than the dol
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Rain and mud cant stop mo racogoeis
or the horses as the Detroit meeting goes
rolling on to the greatest season since iae
sport came back 10 Michigan iu 1888.
The lsrges, crowd IN the history Of The
Detroit track, more than 2Looo persons,
damned the racing plant Memorial Day.
Although thousands were shut out dur
inc the early races hy The traffic Jam, they
made up for n later by rolling up a record
betting handle OF S5S6 900.
Starting with The. daily double i'm which
they set near-record pool Of S24.270, Tie
Detroitors chunkcd il in on every race.
They reached the high Of the day with
SSS.453 on the Col. Alger Memorie. purse,
IN which the favored Dove Pie from J. W.
Rodgers stable raced 20 an easy victory.
And although they We're soaked and then
steamed by alternate showers and sunshine
most of the racegoers stayed in pitching 20
the final race, which saw ;he days long
shot +. +. Albrights Balotcr, come gailop-
ing o $3.50 payoff.
The new mutuel record probably will
stand only until some sunny Saturday
brings fast track and perfect racing con-
ditions. The Detroit track has been fast
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
Crosby S Horse
Suburban

NEW YORK. June ! 1NSl-
For a long time the notion has
prevailed that simply because
BinG Crosby owns a horse he
Cthe horse) automatically can
run fast enough 10 deliver a load
OF hay around the corner. much
less win any races. This was dis.
proved yesterday in the ancient
Suburban Handicap Al Belmont
Park 10 the utter delight OF those
few improvers-of-the-breed who
refused 10 bet on something else
m Q rely because the crooner' s
colors were borne by Don Bingo.
This A-year-old's triumph was
the outstanding incident during q
day Of spectacular horse racing
and wagering.
Some Of the hlghlights:
Under a superb ride by Joey
Renick. Don Bingo pulled in front
at the head OF the stretch and
won by two lengths, returning his
hackers S26.i0 for a win ticket
S143O for place and $40 for
show.
Don Bingo earned S25600 for
Crosby and Lin Howard, CO. part.
ners in the Binglin Stable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
MufueE (TOrd Marks lO Lust Until Sunny Holiday

of the race didn't mean anything to her
thousands Of hackers who collected $500
straight.
Dove Pie was making his first start since
the Kentucky Derby in the Ager Memorial
and he didn't have any Count Fleet to eaten.
Nevertheless, there were many who
thought W. w. MAYORS Preciptous, fresh
from a decisive victory in the mud Satur.
day, might take Dove Pies measure.
The crowd sent Dove Pie away as the
favorite at lis and Precipitous a close Sec
ond choice at So.
And this was the race that saw Jockey
Paul KEEPER get little revenge on Johnny
Adams, the United States riding champion.
who took mount away from KEEPER in the
last race Saturday.
KEEPER was on Dove Pie, Adams on Pre-
cipitous.
1t was Precipitous and Adams out in
front of the field of eight in the first six
furlongs Of the run of a mile and six
teenth.
But it was KEEPER out in front with
his mount throwing mud on Adams and
Preciptous from the upper turn home, as
Dove Pie galloped away to a victory by
three and a half lengths.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
Expect Full House

Mack SAYS he will have no
trouble filling Shibe Park for
the All-Star game the night Of
july u
II viii he 'hc first tine tho
dream game has been PLAYED
in Philadelphia and tho first
such spectacle after dark.
The game last year In Now
Yorks Polo Grounds vas a twi-
light affair
Also. Mack is terribly thrilled
with the championship race in
tho American League II there
has been 2 closer race in The
league et this time 81 tho season
Mack can't remember it.
II don't recall ever seeing
anything like it," hc said a.
for nv ball club, We have n good
ball club. Oh. mercy. I wouldn't
say they are going 10 win
pennant. Maybe they won't
But II Is a good ball club--a
great club defenslVelv and some
very good pitching. a. YOU may
have noted. That hoy Black did
we'll against the Browns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
Bet S93,205 More Than Last

The new muruel record erased the marx
Of >i92 SOD. set Memorial Day OF last year,
when A nine.race card was run with attend
ance at 22.5i4.
Yesterdays crowd bet sos 2o5 more on
eight ra-cS
Paid attendance yesterday was 25573,
bat horsemen and badge owners brought the
total 20 more than p 1000, officials said.
In seven days Of racing, DGroiters have
wsgcred 81 S4S.643.
Relief funds viii benefit from the big
attendance, since the racing association has
pledged all money from gate admissions
from the first four Saturdays and Memorial
Day as its first gift of the season.
Il is estimated this sum now exceeds
100000, with two Saturdays to 90.
Despite the mud, the racegoers received
a break when four favorites won, including
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
On Injury List

Swift. obtained in ira 4 Q
which sent frankie Hayes 10 the
Browns. is temporarily shelved
with a knee injury suffered in
a plate collision and spent yes
terday afternoon in press box.
Philadelphia is baseball mad,
what with both the Athletics
and pills showing new life and
great crowds iamming S h be
Park. where both teams play.
The Phils. under Bucky Har-
ris. and including Schoolboy
Rowe and other famous old
timers in comeback roles arc,
of course. the sensation Of the
National League.
Where in recent years they
drew comparatively few 10 their
games. over $1,000 turned out
and 5000 were turned away for
a recent Phils' contest here.
Connie Mack. on Sunday and
Monday. totaled as 600 in attend
ance despite rain on Sunday.
They are now calling -phila-
delphia the best baseball town
in America which sounds odd
after the barren years az Shibe
Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
STRANGE DoINGS

T. won't something like this In
The first game. Center relieved
Mike Naynick I'M tho seventh, and
was charged with tho loss when
tho Indians were beaten, s 10 :
CarrasqucI who had relieved
Jimmy Merit Ia tho sixth. pulled
The Senator'S out OF The fire for
tho victory
In tho second game. CarraSQue,
relieved VI Hoafncr in tho seventh
and was tabled for tho loss when
The Senators were whipped : 10 &.
Center who had taken over on
tho Indians mound for Paul Cal
vert in The seventh was credited
with The victory,
See
The Boston Rod SoN SGT no
records but were IN dead earnest
when they showed tho St Louis
Browns deeper INTO the cellar by
Whipping them in both ends Of a
doublc-hesder = 20 / and : 10 8.
Outfelder Bill Nicholson Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
Rides a Caeier Race This Time

The daughter of Wise Counsellor finished
four lengths back Of Three Per Cent when
she made her first start in almost year
in the Boots and Saddles Handicap opening
day.
But that race was evidently just what
she needed as a tightener
This time Brennan let Johnny Adams
keep Three Per Cent out in front to the
head Of the stretch. where he came from
right off the pace to catch the gelding at
the throe-sixteenth pole and come thuddng
home through the mud.
Wise Moss time Of III 3.5 is indicative
OF the condition Of the track, but the time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

y Games behind leader "a IN
YESTFRDAI's RESULTS
81 Louis loo BROOKLYN O-i.0 NJ
Cooper and W. Cooper; Melton Hiabe and
Owen Moore tfrst gamel
Brooklyn i-4-0. 81 Louis n-k-1 FUz
simmons Macon. navis and Owen. Bre
Cheen and n neA fsecond Kamel
Philadelphia 1o.1l-0, Chicago s-to-3
FodRajny and Padden Barrett Warneke
Fleming Lee and Todd thrst eamel.
Chicago s13.1 Philadelphia 2-i0-1
prim Wyse ana Hernandez. Fuchs. Kim
ball and Livingston (second rare).
Cincinnati 6-l11, New York 4-11-l
Riddle starr ana Mueller. De Phillips
Lohrman. Coomhs. Trinkle and Lonba "a
thrst Eantl.
Cincinnati 0.2-n New York n 20 Heus
ser and Laksmen Munzo and Mancusr
tFecou1 gAn1e called ir e.Nfhl
Boston e.1f.1 Pi'fshurch i-5-i Tohir
and Mas Brandt NIc'z f.Annine
Butcher shumsn and Lopez thrst game.
Pttshurfh t.l2-o Boston o-s-i Knnrsl
snd Baker: Donovan. salyo, doom sns
tKiutI (aeeond game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
Sales Talk Did II

Black. who held ihc g Louie
ciib 20 one hit. = single cy
Vernon Stephens is - wears
old and came up from Peters
burg Va
BLACK sold himself 10 Mack
actually, Stan Baufg8r'ncr
the able Indurcl baseball sos.tC
once big league pitcher HIM
self informed us.
He came mp 10 Philly and
gave Connie such good sales
ID talk that Mack purchased him
from the Virginia club. Then
he went right hack 10 Peters
burg and pitched a no-hit game
We almost had nO-hit ma ior
leagW game here Just that
single Of stephens That was.
all"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

the public choices in the two big races of
the day, the Dark Day Handicap and the
Col Algcr Memorial.
Wise Moss, the black mare from the
stable of Edward McCuan, made good her
comeback when Jockey James Brennan
brought her home a winner in the Dark
Day Handicap by more than two lengths
over j. II. Rouse's Three Per Cent, with
Estrom brothers Col Teddy distant third
in the field of five that went he six furlongs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
Decide PdiriinQs
-AtDBEMeetinq

Psirings for Sundays double
header ~ Briggs Stadium VIII be
announced tonight Al the regular
weekly meeting OF Detroit ANA
tour Baseball Federation at 53s
EIwwood.
Chances are Class AS undefcat-
cd teams. Auto Club. the national
champion. and NirCics. and those
~ CiaSS e, hTthurS and sam ).
defending champion, viii cet the
call
Ram cancelled yesterdays pro-
gram at The stadium whore Police
were 10 pair with pariSclcan and
VirgicS with Transfers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

There is new record written
into the major league pitching
annals today. It's a screwy record
more curious than inspiring, but
il belongs 10 l943 and therefore
it is worthy Of the nations atten-
ton,
II was given 10 the public yes
tcrday by two pitchers who have
hardly ever before given tho
public a feat worthy OF notice
Marvin Center Of the Cleveland
Indians and Alex Carrasquel OF
tho Washington Senators. They
attained the height Of something
or other in the Scnators-IndianS
douhle-header when each won and
lost a game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
Tom Dorazio Joins
Chene- TrombIy Five

Tom Dorazio is the new member
today Of the Chene.Trombly Rec
reation bowling team. champion OF
tho Greater Detroit League and a
first division fnisher in Detroit
Times Classic Dorazio replaces
stephen Cruchon. now in army
service, for the 1894 season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
Major lie que
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS REstITS


DETROIT 7-lO.2 rhladelphlA ~
NeWhouser and Rcnsrds Arn'1en ard
wagner thrst game
Philadelphia So, DETROIT 5.s.i
Woln and Wagner White Corsica and
Rchar1s Parsons second game.
Chicago i0-12.1 New York 5-f0.1
Smith. Grove and fresh Donald. Murphy
Russo and Dickey Hemsley thrst game.
New YORK i0.1s-o. Chicago 40. Zuher
= Turner and D'ckey Hunphrss Maltz.
berger and T Turner Csrcond game
Boston 2.t3t 81 Louis $50 Hush
son ana Peacock. NigselinE caster and
Terrell thrst gAme1.
Boston 7.i5-i. s, Louis s.f2-2 Jlad
Ryba Brown and par'ee Muncrlef Sun.
drA and HAYES tsecond gamsl
Washington s-i3-l. Cleveland 7.t2.n
Leonard Merit CarrasqIsi ard Early
RAEhy. Naymlck. Center and Rosar tnrst
game
cleveland 7-1B2 Washington $40 MI.
mar calvert Center and R0sar wynn
Hssfnsr, Csrrasquel ana early sscond
game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
League Seeks 10
Regain Mat Title
ToNIGHr's RoyTs

TONItHI'N ROT t.
Flash Gordon vs. Jack League two
In three fans
Louis Klein " Babe Kasshoskl, one fsll
Rert Ruby " Morris shapiro. one fail.
Rene LaBellA vs. Fritz kreuser. ONE fan.
A MWA junior heavy title bout
tops tonights Fairview Gardens
mat card with Jack League. the
former fighter, attempting 10 re.
gain the crown he lost TO Flash
Gordon two weeks ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
Sports
Jo-Jo White Get:
Credit for Rise
Of Athletics
BY LEO MACDONELL

PHILADELPHIA, june /
Bob Swift. Philadelphia catcher,
credits Jo-Jo White with blazing
his teammates with the fire that
has rejuvenated Connie Mack s
athletes into a championship
possibility,
1T was dreary club with
everybody working Tor himself
when Joined II last year."
Swift recalled. But with the
coming OF White everything has
changed.
"The younger players, eneeur-
aged by whites almost unbe-
Heyable energy and pep. revealed
n new spirit, played harder and
played for the team.
"Yeh, I give White a lot of
credit. Jo-Jo II a great guy and
greatly admired nv all Of the
players. He sure Is an inspira-
ton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
Holiday Crowds
Drop 45,166

Eight ft943 Memorial DAY ma inr
league doubleheadcrs d v
showed a drop Of 1916 IN at
tendance over tho 1912 figures
The Chicago White SoX double
header with tho Yankees AZ New
York drew tho biggest crowd Of
tho day 81 s92 while tho second
largest gathering : p 664~ VIE
messed the Dodgers twin bill with
the Cards AZ ST Louis
Tho American League drew
81, 1893 as compared 10 last years
los, 795 while the National pulled
in 6S.27l against 92,025 last year.
The 1912 total for both leagues
was 1872 as compared TO the
1913 mark Of 1864.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

only once during the seven racing days to
date which has kept a lot Of the best horses
in the stables.
Racing association officials are sincerely
afraid they will be swamped by raceeoers
on the first good Saturday or the Fourth
OF July.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
~ W EATIIu ~
Tony GdIent0 in Comeback
n, Universal service

TAMPA Fa Juno S.tTI TNpo-ion Tony Galento tho
corchect trail tonight when BE fights Herbe OF Brooklyn.
" y. iG-roInd
promoter jim Downing 5000 for this unique
e> nc"een ne >ong Kat who expected 10 scale around
10 pJnnS tho 6vcrn
"lIi probably weigh IN neighborhood OF 24a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
DODGERS SPLIT

The Brooklyn Dodgers, Bftcr
being shut out by the ST. Louis
Cards in Z TO 0 first game de-
cision, came back in the bottom
half 10 limit the Cards 10 one
hit in gaining 10 0 victory. A
fifth inning double by Billy Her
man kept Mort Cooper from scor-
ing a no-hitter in the opener.
while aged Freddie Fitzsimmons.
who pitched eight innings. gained
credit for the nightcap win.
The Cincinnati Reds whipped
tho Now York Giants. s 10 4. in
tho FIRST game OF scheduled twin
bill while tho second game was
called az the end Of the sixth
inning
Tho BOSTON Braves took tho first
game of douhlc-headcr with the
Pittsburgh Pirates. s 10 |. then
dropped tho niehtcap. 4 n O.
IN tho heaviest scoring twin bill
OF tho day tho Chicago White Sox
whipped the New York Yankees.
10 10 5 in The opener. This only
served 70 intlamC the American
League leaders. however. as they
rcturUcd to' trouncc the White
SoN, 10 10 4, under a brutal bat.
ting assault.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
TIGERS PROTEST USE OF DEAD BALL IN LOSS
'Nei|| Charges
II Was Used in
Second Game
ny LEO MACDONELL

PHILADELPHIA. June / -
Steve ONeill today awaited de-
IciSion from William Harridge,
president Of the American League
on a Tiger protest Of the second
game of the holiday double-heade
here Monday with the Athletics.
The Tigers split tho twin bill
with the Athletics. winning the
ItifSt game, 7 10 o, and losing the
second. 4 10 3.
BhSing his protest on use or The
dead bail contrary 10 league
regulations, manager O'NeIII after
the games. Immediately wired
formal protest 10 tho league o.
fee IN Chicago. which he followed
up with a letter containing. details
,of tho occurrence.
Discovery Of tho outlawcd dead
ball came in he sixth inning
after Rudy York. with Rod Ha--
iris on FIRST base by virtue Of a
single, drove a long fy hall %
Bobby Estelella, the Philadelphia
left fielder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
SoftbdII Girl Teams
Play for Services

The first In a round robin series
Of games between Detroit Softball
Association girls teams for the
benefit OF the WAVES. WAACs.
SPARS and Marines, will be
played In Mack Park tonight with
four teams participating.
Opening the program will be the
clash between Chene Trombly
BowletteS and Local Z Veterans at
II 80 p. m. Hudson Defense Girls
ID. S. a. champions. will oppose
Local so Bomberettes. Metropoli.
tan Detroit champions, al 9 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
PRODUCE BALL

Backing up Pipgras' statement
that the three star ball was used
In the first contest. Harold New
houser produced the ball which
was in play as tho game ended.
NewhouSer turned in another
pitching masterpiece with a two
hit performance, his second VIC
tory in five days. He beat the
Yankees in New York with a four
hitter.
Newhouser was master all the
way The two hits were singles
by Dick Siebert and Harold WaC-
.ner The young left handler walked
only three men.
Bunching four hits with a walk
tho Tigers scored three of their
seven tallies in the third heat.
Dick Wakefield. Pinky Higgins
and Harris batted home the
markers
Hard luck Hal White started
again and again failed when the
Athletics routed him in the second
inning of the second game.
on three hits. coupled with an
error by Jimmy Bloodworth the
AS bagged all four Of their runs
in that one miserable frame.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
CROWD Clasps

When hit. the bail seemed
ticketed for home nun in the
hleachcrs. causing p great gasp
from the 1888 customers.
A toun d Q when the ball
dropped harmleSsly into the out
fielders waiting hands. York COM
planned 10 ONcill Tho manager
waited until the eighth inning and
then protested 10 umpire Weaver,
now arbitrator in the league.
who vas behind The plate.
We examined eight balls"
O Neil reported. and found they
were the dead ball with n one star
marking The ball in 1912 had q
two star marking and the first
balls this season one star. The
new llveIier ball has a three star
marking
Bong fhe senior official in the
game, George Pipgras, who was
umpiring Al third base. was called
into consultation. PipgraS. who
worked behind tho plate in the
first game. said the halls used in
that contest had the three star
mark.
He said York had asked 10 eN-
anime one and it had the new ball
marking
Earl Mack protested he didn't
know how the balls rot there
They We're the balls We got
from the league Mack insisted.
All Of the dead balls used at
tho start of the season were sup
posed n have been turned into
the league headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

ACKED
Senator'S. Indians Split
Holiday Contests

Chicago Cubs hit two more home
runs, making total Of four in
two days, as his teammates split
q doublc-he header with the Philadel-
phia Phillies. The Cubs won the
afterpiece, 3 70 2. after dropping
the first game, 10 TO 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

Order War Stamps delivered
n your homo By your Detroit
Times carrier.