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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-30


 DEPARTMENT : OF . VARIOUS AND-SUNDRY : OBSERVATIONS For the record there are herewith noted the following all of which have been observed during the past USO week The gap that has been left among our friendships sat the Club upon the departure of the very well-liked Eddie Dosek, headed for Officers Candidate School and the conspicuously fine impression which already has been widely mace among our 4Servicemen by one Of the newest GSO girls, Ruth Brooks, now a Juneau schoolteacher, form erly of Illinois, the excellence of said impression being entirely independ'' ent of her present occupation and her one time homo and the noticeable enthusiasm with which the men and girls at the Clubs re- cent Friday night parties have been taking to the various amusing and clever games and contests. intro duced and supervised by our popular newest USO worker, Aida Matheson
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-30
POSTAL INSPECTOR HERE

2lG. M. Booher, Postal Inspector came in by plane from the Vest ward and is at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-30
INFANT DIES AT HOSPITAL

Elizabeth Peters, threeyear-old daughter of Mir and Mrs. Willie Peters, died this morning at the Government Hospital. The remains are at the Charles w. Carter Nor tuary, and funeral arrangements will be announced later.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-30
Soldiers voie" Will BeBiggesipuInpkin in
 Field on Election Day

(Continued from Page One,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-30
WHEREVER THEY CO.,

Where do we go from here, boys?' was. the theme of a march ing song of the troops of 25 years ago. We of the Club staff who are not headed anywhere are not sup posed to ask that question of our boys of l943. The fact remains, however, that more and more of the elbows are going {, places, sure enough, and it seems "a fair guess that most of the places are more than hop skip and-a- jump away form Juneau But no matter where they are, one thing, is certain: So long as we have their APO's, we arc not going to lose touch with them. Our Club plans to do at least three things in this connection: It will issue a monthly Newsletter, giving the latest town news, Club gossip, GSO items, etc It will send with such letters copies of this column covering all the Thursdays of the month. And it will invite the fei- lows to call on our staff to help them with their individual needs tfor example, buying gifts to be sent to the folks back home,. We hope it will be pleasant for the men thus from time to time to hear regularly from us. In any event 1t certainly will please Sid. Mary, Aida and Zach to make use of these various ways of keeping in touch with as many as possible of the large num- Der of Servicemen whose friendships they value so highly and wish to keep permanently alive.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-30
JuNEAU'S US0 NEWS Interesting Items for Everybody

and Mrs. Kirkham and MT. and Mrs. Goodman!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-30

fellows at their faraway outposts in the endlessly- -long months that lie ahead!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-30
TIDES TOMORROW

High tide-2.52 a. m, 16.4 feet. Low tide 8:54 a. m, 0.8 feet. High tide-2.58 p. m, 17.8 feet. Low tide-9.:21 D. m, -0.4 feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-30

 appeal to the boys and girls in khaki.
 And how about the rule that no man in uniform may participate in politics?
 The situation is without precedent tthe election Of 1864 is so vaguely comparable that it may be ignoredo New rules and regulations, maybe through a scrap in Congress, will have to be made.
 The fight is just beginning, but it's apparent already that both Democrats and Republicans are going, to court the service votes with all their political might.
 And thessmen and women in the services can learn their political les son No. 1: No damsel wooed so ar dently by rival lovers ever dies an old maid.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-30
ARTIFICIAL EYES

zFor the left side, blue color, avail. able until oct. 2, Phone pr. Carl son 6S6 for appointments and fit tings. aoV.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-09-30

GOODIE SALE By Lutheran Ladies Aid At Bert's Cash Grocery Sat. Oct. ? at II am.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
BUNGALOW
ELLSWORTH Mr.. WYOMING

5-room bunes iow Wfh ricf aft.c. garage
closs 70 good stores ard Transports on
nd schools
sELDON 4 JOHNSON ISC -I'N 2-s5o0
FAfPVlEW Harucv IS r,or,s. rea' -nn4
gar. 81 2Go 81 200 Teitine. PL t03o
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Vacant Lots for Sale

LARGE WATERFRONT nts only $3.50
NfIss inside irts ou'y 1926 Easy terms
CrA water gas elrr stores school
church uus trans over 5000 o0n spent
un canals ana nndscapinE The most
I1tti BOATING conditions tN Mich A.
tt+-~Tf-7r vTffH-r ~ rrr--r-rf-r-frf bones,
rgrnsre Crosse no mani where Detroit
B. fer meets lake Erie. mfrs F0. ~
Trenton Take River Rd.. watch for our
hsn pffrr m property. cor ADAMS ans
prdre - Horse Island
AOr srNyAS sPlTZLEY CORP CH fsis
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

FOIE NNNEH Old
rice becsovnls. gas sircondIt m. fenced
vzr4
D1n Harrison rs i-1250
I>Dft>A f42S}- ATTRACTIVE 25far ODD
iH-fuH' ic' ucsI schools and irauspor-
ts'ur bedrooms O'.hpu gxI0. only
81 80 down. Drive ry then cau Yer
mont 7-SSTH
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
abe and RiUer Property for Sss
EAGLE POINTE

Room RiItErs
S room esick in Eagle r1inte on 7 ave- ~.
Claw. aQor Care CO fill haS men' i
at heat garage paved street lat 81.
fo- you summer and winter near - MN
Road .IrquIre 25Ol0 East jeferrn Avs
rue near 90 Nile Road s. Clly sAoAs
Vfst Realty 90
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Bungalows for Sale
(West Of WooduarS)

BRICK BUNGALOW
E"r~ trfcnSc Lker over 81 yesrs oir
ard srh1.
SELDOM & JOHNSON T, s.a-oo
LA SALE AVENUE
-u ~ bIrralow. 1ust souih of Puritan.
arr heat hsore1 attic painted vals
eH rooms FureT for outR .seI,.
80 600. ,UrUe 5rowr tg Rpr g. ca.
EI-k "a .l!Ll----.
TNSNAN NEAL ESTATE ENCH $50
SEF ToUAY
CHAN 1881 rfar ScHo. IDrsff t.re-
ihf cltHlt iNpe Bungalow nrw l
.nt ~ tEa PITS included -..t
cas- IN 1922 ~EaThsrs ca OSLO.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
cOlORED MOVE HiGHT ~
BILTMORE, No. Of McNichols

ARIl MO-. u ILI-.11.Li--- he-.i-- -S-l2-G
fence Heariy nrN \ p mi.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

Fnrni,hed Honsc, for Rent

CROSSE IIF West side q rooms and B
bsths ! acre gfuund Sl2I per month .
rradf for occupancy September newly
decorated rciarc1ces and susrantee re-
emic1 Fre1erios kltih Fine"ooa
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

COLORED tsi tedar BrN i-ra-.
ea-, Sloooo. $500 on. ~. 6-o5+l.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

- ussfr frame 3 r- berrr,
t"' - 0t. rra'. garage. n zeal bus
f y s. On
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Houses for Sale
[Wsa of WoodWard)
$1,000 DOWN

Balance Ike rent Psrkside near Bourks
3 bedroorns good condition. breakfast nook
{ " judd z o 1890
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

SIX spacious rooms each fea steps ~
NoodW4fd insulated % itfh'f ita's -
RACES hir ward So 800 terms
SELDOM a JOHNSON iNC Ch 5S1u
COLORED Conner resr jefferson a-r
eNcelio1t condition, goo t0u down
IenOh 49HO
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
Houses for Sale


custer. 2-ust as, s. $50 81 OOO .doen
Watson near ChSe. rooms. - 7a0
| $500 down. Mckinley. 7 rooms. hot ayr.
2-car garags 50 500, 81 500 down, TRINITY
es07
/ sToEPEL. Six Mile 2 rooms . he'd
rooms modern steam heat garage
! s.. 600 wlu trade for small h0rne 0D Vest
eide. HorSinS. 2iiA5 Fenken RI 0l7s.
VACANT Move in. 2727 Four,h rooms
steam $50 down. owner TY 7-soa7
VINEWOOD AVE. 2092
Modern, 4-hsdroom bricE A. edndit1ny
ewnings screens storm Window ssrsgg
hot air furnace, Winiera coal tupply in,
/ hrst floor lavat1ry. iof a0xi50 T.r0nm
cottage ~ side. Too large far OwEer
50 0no down IA 1888
WARD -schoolrrs N-Nice s.room modern
see photo a. office So ESQ terms Ho-
I garth $3.50
V Gus,sfson. 1900 schoolcran
WEST SIDE Rock street. ncar NIddls-
helt Owner gning 20 farm must seli
/ SIX rooms 3 hrfrH0us basement earsRe.
4 naf 7rrr fru1f tree. close iu rrHno 81
stores and god traas portsu0n - i5o.
terms NcFsrane Bros 2a3t4 Ford
ROAD Dearborn DE iasu.
So. 300
c0lJINGWuop NR THIRD
I Large frame { hedrHpula . rooms finished
on 3rd floor D.. t5sli6 Hssu. neat.
modern bstu Venetian hlad. must sec
inside 90 appreciate value
! SELDOM a JOHNSON rNC rN ? 500
! ROOM PORTABLE HOUSE
| Fully iuslisted Win heating plant. ronF
stove. bsds The answer 20 vOur houair 4,
I problem You can have 10 on your ~ y
( loi ready ~ move into In tvp days See II
A. 1880 Lrernois. cor Buena Vista
? ACRES planted, house. chicken coop
/ 81 500
s rooms modern fireplace basement. fur
mace
Il rpoms basement p acre
Smith Realty $500 telegram n
I 7.ROOM home modern. large corner lot
! 81 600 81 900 down. Cal DE-. 1862
4 2f70O Ford RI sunday orly
! 500 DOWS SIX room house vacant now
/ Beverly and Wayne roads 'Cau
| JONES Columbia 1910.
| 5 ROOMS, hath = acres garage chicken
house 1917 Hagger'y Road. Plymouth
I s AND rooms reasOus bio down pAy
n
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
pnnAf CnrrAGE-

ROOM CDTTAGt-f
room cottage. right on the water. JUS
right for y0u summer and winter paved
street ffaetereI eaf. electric. Detroit city
water ir, garage and sds drive near 10
Mic Road and East Jefferson Avenue
Inquire 250i0 East Jefferson Avenue, near
to MEe Road. -. CLAIR shorss. West
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
NOTTINGHAM. 1921

- af0ress ihai speast So rsef and .
hrusr ~ meet your rroet Sts~tlnr require
frtrf. located tr Crosse T..rf. YsrF r.
fee ~ra.'st trI Ir...fUs art t4tr maids
no 1.s arr Hsfr ffrn-s. rf.rssf..a fo-lrn
so p TO- Reasonable terms ~ amt
ANufFv &hIJTT INC ~ $50
ST. JEAN, 6O2l
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

COLORED
You Can't Aford 10 Miss These
lll-sI1l-- lQZZ a -rrna-raulA -AaeAyai4d
81 600. 81 OO0 down.
Rlyhrd 3OOS-5 rms store 81 TOO $500
down
Euciid rrrr osdrrs. hot sfr. s. 5n0
81 200 down
Csfdoni-2 family hot sr; s. son. 81 znO
down
THESE ARE EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS
HURRY
CANNON BROS
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

toIORED couple wants room or email
aut m respectable ucighhorhood. TE
iu.f
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22
focses Tor Rent
WEST DEARBORN

OPEN DAILY. 2-s = NJ
-7graiiftr'r rtV- option 70 purchase
- nlls south ~ Michigan - TeleEr1rh
N Boston klvd bedroom sngics
re'ufef relriertsturs and stoves. tile fca-
y POS. flN b-ssuruf aHd attic.
TURNER 4 WILSON
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-22

ST 7 2 -IIN FFI' INNW
tNO WATER FRONTAGE
to- s'at. owned lauds and Waterfront
r0tA Ioqutre 25Oin East Jefferson Ave
urqr lo Mile Road ST. Clair shores. West
Realty CO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
KRONER of Michigan
Signs With Lions
By LEO MACDoNELL

Paul Kroner. former University
Of Michigan halfback. has been
signed TO play with the Lions. il
was announced a. The Detroit pro
clubs office Saturday.
Kroner. a teammate Of Tom
Harmon and himself one Of the
greatest backs ever 10 wear Vol
VERNE livery, is the first Of the
1913 Lions formally announced as
having been signed, although
owner Fred Mandcl and Coach
Gus DoraiS are reported 70 be
beamed on a llkable list of pro-
specuve players, despite The gen
eral shortage Of material.
KromerS final big gesture in ?
brilliant grdiron career that
>panned three years at Ann Ar
Dor was an S0-yard run for .
touchdown against ohio state in
Columbus a ta,lbaCE kiower
viii Oh IN >pIcrdld.y with Dora.s
plans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
He Was Too Smart

ono Of the daily hangcr>-on
"a mo track had Just finished
talking 10 an owner VINO na0 q
horse N mo race coming up
Hp walked back 20 has group
Of friends and started eNpounu-
ing.
81 asked him what he thinks
Or his horse and he tells me ne
doesn't think 30 much OF II To-
dav. It's the first time out for
the horse this year. lie SAYS
later the horse will he worth n
bet. But not today
Wei. I'm going In outsmart
this brother for once. l asked
him about one Of his horses at
the last meet and he told me
10 leave IL strictly alone. ! tell
Won the horse won from here
10 Toledo.
"\o sir. That baby won't
catch me looking at the window
again. Look--you see who's up.
Adams. Yeah, Adams IL up and
that's enough for me. I'm going
to~throw in bundle. Imagine
that guy twice giving me the
enemy on his horses
The race j. run. The horse IN
question was a definite last
We'll. anyway I didn't let him
outsmar1 me" SAID the guy with
ShriC Of the shoulders.
That's life al q race track.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Three FirstS
Go 10 Watson

ELIZABETH y J.. June 26
lUP) Bill Watson, Detroit po-
lice Athletic Club, today won
three out Of five events 10 run up
a lead Of more than 500 points
m the first days competition Of
tho National a. A. L. Decathlon
championship here.
Wilson, former University Of
Michigan track star, amaSSed
3.73l points. His victories came
IN the l00-meter run. running
broad lump and 16-pound shot put.
He finished second in the high
Jump and third in the 400-meter
nun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Bob Tales
You'll Find All
Kinds Of Trouble
~ At a Race Track
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

AT THE RACES: A chubby
little man, bald as a door knob,
stands behind the mutuel win
dows and yells through the wire
to passers-by.
Can you imagine" he says
as pcrspiration falls off his
jowls. "Can you imagine such
luck? A guy comes along and
he IL undecided about the Daily
Double. So i says 10 him: Play
s and .. I'm So years old.
That's a bunch.
"Well, the mueller, he goes
oft and 1 forget all about IL
until a few minutes ago. Back
he comes happy a. "A lark. He
tells me he played 5 and , on
account OF I'm SO years old and
he has a package of lettuce in
his hand that would choke Joe
r.. Brown.
"Now amt that something.
I'm - years old and amt
never thought Of playing . and
, until | see that dope wander
ing fFeHHti Hike blind mule in
a hail storm.
And get this. He didn't offer
me "A dime. Not even a cigar
did he offer me.
That's life at a race track,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Lucky Mistake

A man in tho brown sports
shirt and the brown ensemble
walks Up 10 $40 window.
IIe wants five $40 tickets on
Lucas Son. In the same rar
is Bold Lucy.
Lucas Son is one Of the
favorIteS. Bold Lucy IS 20 10 !.
In some way the mutuelS
operator miSundcrstands. or the
gent asking for the bet made
mistake.
Two tickets were punched
and the gent let out a squawk.
II don't want Bold Lucy he
yelpcd Il won't take those
tickets"
~ you'll have to take them"
nsWered the muiuel man ~
ran't eat them and that's what
YOU asked for"
The gent IN the brown on
Semble gets three other tickets
punched off on Lucia'S Son and
walks away shouting defiance.
Bold Lucy wins and pays
$3.50 for two. LuCia'S Son IS
ont Of tho money
The gent in the brown on
Scmble was a real sport He
walked over. apologizcd and
gave the mutucls man part of
the SiO0
That's life al a race track!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Ryder Match
Plans Altered

Eighteen holes instead ~ tho
customary }6 VII be- PLAYED IN
the best ball matches which VAL
open tho Ryder Cup match at
Plum Hollow. August 7 s.
Frank SprogcH president Of
the Michigan Pea. wno is repre-
Sentlng the pros in preliminary
arrangements for The big event
made this announcement Saiur-
day lie explained The change
vas made 20 lessen the grind for
the players. These matches viii
be PLAYED on the Saturday and
won't start until $50 or 3 p m.
10 give war workers plenty Of
time 10 get 10 the course.
The individual tusSleS on the
Sunday again viii be over the
Sc hole route.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Gordon 10 Defend
Title Against Ruby

Flash Gordon. MWA Junior
heavyweight champion will de-
fend his title IN the main event
of the second outdoor wrestling
show al Mack Park, Tuesday eve-
ing with Bert Ruby former title
holder on the other end of the
argument.
Other matches are Wild Man"
Zlm NS. Jack League Louis Klein
" Fritz Kruger. and Pierre La
Belle vs.. Gil LaCroSS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Golfer Scores Ace
In Red Run Meet

Jack LudwE cd' most help
ul nole-in-onc on the l7U-yard
eighth al Red R>,n Saturday. Tho
ace was biz factor IN a - up
victory he and Tim Nnuer scored
over Louis Baync and PAU Webb
Less than 4 year aEo Ludwig
acod The Am hOIo A. Clinton Val
Icy In 1886 hc had a 300 bow -
ing score Rolling with hjm on
that occasion was tho same I'm
Miller who was ms partner
Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Hunch Was Right

The man with the fancy
sports coat was sounding of
ust outside the barroom door
Aln the clubhouse.
Y He's geSturinG Ike an anna
teur politician and blabbeung
like a circus barker.
I'm having my cantaloupe
az the breakfast tahle.-MA wife
tells me about our daughters
graduation and about how she
has led her class In grades.
"All the time I'm trying TO
figure out the best bet Of the
day and She keeps talking, She
tells me how swell the daughter
looks in her graduation gown.
Then, of a sudden, IL comes To
me.
1--WE got it, I've got 1t.
I ser 10 the little lady. You
lust give me the hunch bet "i
the day. I'll play 6uod Dhugh-
ter at the track this afternoon.
THE little woman smiles and
continues talking. But In the
end she gives me two bucks 10
nut on Good Daughter because
she il 80 proud Of our little
girl. :,
And would YOU believe Z.
let that lug who saNs he - from
the barns tout me oh That
horse. Down she comes =. e.
Down she comes just like
trained pig. And will have a
time explaining that one AZ
home. I've got Ia get winner
now 10 cover up
That's life az a race TRACK.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Dodgers Only
Half Game Out
OF League Lead

. NEW YORK, Juno rs lCUP)-
The Brooklyn Dodgers Lwlggled
back 10 within a half game Of the
National Leage lead today by
beating the Philadelphia PhillieS,
81, while the 81. Louis Cardinals
were losing 10 the Chicago Cubs
Before he was driven from the
mound in the eighth inning, Kirby
HiCbe hit his first major league
home run 10 boost the Dodgers
into a 30 lead the phillIeS were
unable 10 erase despite rallies that
produced a run in each OF the
last two innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
City Soccer
Title al Stake

DetroiterS, surprise Of the soc-
cor play here this season. VIII
meet Bavarians for the city cup
this Sunday AT Mack Park. IL
Will he the second clash between
the two teams this season. Earlier,
IN Detroit Amateur League
game they played a IL tie.
The cup contest is scheduled for
3.15 p. m, and will be preceded
at ] p. m. by league clash be-
tween Northwestern and st. Clair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Worst Shutout
For Cincinnati

CINCINNATI June - cJP)-
Max Butcher pitched Pittsburgh
to 90 victory over Cac.nnaii
today the most oro->Idod Shu'out
loss for tho Reds This season 30
Red reached second until Bert
Haas doubled with Two out in the
ninth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
RALLY SUCCEEDS

With Harrison showing Tho way
ms time with an individual -
he and Weyand had 20 make 4
comeback Ia catch Their oppo-
nents with Harrison : par on the
fourteenth
Law budied and Won each Of
the first four holes. stalking him
self and Jarvis 20 a lead which
eventually was turned INTO a So
victory over {. !. Farley and
Randall Ahern IN the second
round The losers took turns win
ning the seventh and eighth with
brides and turned 3 down. Jarvis
then collected brides and the
tenth and eleventh and Law his
ffth Of the Iound--to end the
match The winners were 7 under
for tho round.
FIRST ROrNp RESULTS
Roland ws,s~d Harrison 8ef p
r. Douglass Car barieIs and B. p
t.u .CpI Nirk is''sC Get % Hnnr
tld Hohr srf I'm Grft1 Hsr f
k~.f, esN Bar FNrar Nsut fFar. 49,
F,n re Re1 Su ~ def Lou Campbell
Dan r.If'HT. art
chuck EHess W'edv NaHoy DEF y p
O --r Or Fh1ag cornell y and 2 CNN
EuEs-los OspAtk def Jacs bpNey Sss
RryIs, ard ? Gene Jarvs.Is Law cef
o. j. HarQuoi-J M r dd,f. M q o.
fsris' Randall Ah.'r der judge Grorge
7 hgrph, STANLEY Hancock srt
SECOND ROJSp RESULTS
We ard Harrison defeated Wusnr 20
.at up. F.'s.Smun defeated Grimm
>keEr, -. kDcsls. Ma .ry defeated RuER
Osp'ack 90, JARVIS Law defeated tRfisy.
Aheru. .
Sunday sEAIFG~ALs
Wsysnf Harrison ~ Fife Smith Kocsls-
Na.ilN W Jafvis-I.AV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
DETROIT SUNDAY TIMES

As q feature NJ a program Of
field events, anagerS Steve
O'Neill and Joe Cronln and their
respective coaches VIII push a
wheelbarTow from second base 10
home plate IN connection with the
national war fund game between
tho Tigers and Rcd SoS, from
second base to nome plate
Wednesday evening.
All contestants u the wheel
barrow pushing event viii be
blindfolded
The field events VIII start ~ 5
o'clock and tho game a. 8 o'clock
II will be- a regularly scheduled
American League contest and AN
receipts viii be turned over 10
tho war fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Yanks Have "Stopper"

Hank Borowy is known AS The
NankS stopper When tho
Yanke are on losing streak
Hank generally is the hurler 10
end Il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Managers Aid Fund
In WheelbarrOW Race

Tickets for Wednesdays game
viii be on sale az Briggs Stadium
each day from $50 A. m. until
: 80 p m, with regular prices
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27

Totals 81 : p ? Totals 80 % 10
-Ratted for Fuchs I'm seventh.
1Bstted for Detz IN ninth.
BROOKLYN ITO 600 100
Philadelphia 900 900 OIL
Runs Vaughan Barley Highs Adams
Error Barley. Runs batted in-Gslar,
walker, HiRbe, Trlplett hurtaugh Two
base hits Brewster. NOrthey. Three base
hit Livingston. Home rum igbe Sac
rihce hit-Hgoe. Double plays--Dahlgrsr
20 Livingston. Walker 10 owen LETT on
bases Philadelphia ~. Brooklyn Q Bases
on balls OF krauS {, on Fuchs /. on
D9sts -sH H+st--- .-Nrws1u Z StrucE
out Bv Kraus 2. nv Fuchs T. by DietZ L.
by Higbe 8 Hits-On Kraus IN I in
ming, on Fuchs IN innings. m Dletz
o IN innings On Higbe IN ID in
ningE. on NeWsom I In ] inning OF Head
~ "a inning Winning pitcher--Higbe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
Rifle Champs in
Special Match
Award Hearst Medals
at Public Presentation
BY DON 6fEEfES

A challenge to all Hearst rifle
champions in other states by the
Great Lakes Steel team, champl-
ons of Michigan, has been ac-
copied and will be fired over the
July 4th weekend
The Great Lakes team is made
Up of Erwin Brehm- lin Dalzell-
Claude Logan, Joe Kormendi and
Les Hlduskey,-Ernle BrouSsau IS
team captain
The course OF fire viii he five
shots in each Of the four positions:
prone sitting, kneelng and stand
ing. The distance is 80 feet.
AWARD TROPHIES
Firing viii be in the presence
of an official referee OF the Ma
tiOnal Rifle Association and the
rife editor of each newspaper.
Scores Will be telegraphed 70
New York and the results pub
Ished the following day.
Meanwhile arrangements were
being made for public presenta-
ton Of medals. trophies. lapel but
tons and efficiency certificates TO
participants in the recent Hearst
Times tournament. Plaques to be
presented to winning teams are in
the process of being engraved. 1t
is expected that they Will be COM
pIeted in a week or 10 days. A
list Of all winners will he pub
liShed in the Times on Sunday,
July 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-27
MANY CONTESTS

There viii be batting running
and throwing contests IN which
Detroit and Boston playcrS Will
compete for So war bonds.
Among marks which the play
erS Will shoot a. are circlIng tho
bases, which was achieved by
Maurice Archdeacon IN 1913 sec
ondS. and throwing the ball. in
which event Larry Lciuene former
big Lacquer now Of Grand Rapids,
Mich. chuCkcd one 1897 feet.
With such SpeedSterS as Dick
Wakefield. j. p. Wood and Charley
Metro competing for the Tigers
and Don CulbcrSon and Dec Miles
for the Red SoN. the 6O-yard dash
Is expected 10 feature spirited
competition.