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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-09-29
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Siebert's Bat Helps
As End Yanks' String
He Hits Home
Five Runs and
Scores Another

NEW YORK, May 8 (UP)-
Dick Siebe is double, which
cleared the bases, was the blow
which spanked a five-run rally as
the Athletics put an erd 10 the
Yankees string of five straight,
by winning. 9 10. a.
Russ Christopher kept most
of the seven Yankee hits we'll
scattered. but two Of them came
in the second as Bill Dickey
pounded a homer after Etten
singled.
The AS batted around in the
third and fourth as they knocked
Alley Donald out of the box and
kept up their attack on Jim
Turner.
Sieberts double with the sacks
loaded. and Ibis single which sent
IN two more, combined with his
score on Suder'S double 10 make
him responsible for six Of the nine
Athletic runs.
Arthur Fletcher was chased by
Umpire Hubbard in the ninth
for disputing a called strike on
Metheney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
COUNTS ON MATTER
OhiO's Dupre Stars
AS M Takes Meet

ANN ARBOR, May s-Univer-
sity of Michigan amassed 81 points
10 win today's triangular track
meet. Ohio State was second with
4ll2 points and Michigan State
had 2Si2. The meet was in the
nature of a warmup for the Big 10
championship meet. May 14-l5, at
Northwestern University.
Dallas Dupre, one OF Ohio
States few returning members Of
last years strong squad, was the
star OF today'S meet. He won
three firStS in the l00-yard dash,
220-yard dash and the broad jump.
Michigan won six of the Ia
events, including the pole vault. in
which two Wolverines, Segula and
MOODY. tied for first.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Il PrepGdmes
Listed for Week

Twcnty-Seven contests will be
played by the Catholic League
mines this week. 81. Charles
clashes with 81. Clements and 81
Agnes meets All Saints this Sun
day Both games are Al 2 p. m.
Thirteen tests are scheduled
Tuesday and - Friday.
TUESDAYS CAMPS
s. Gregor, ~ Lolrdss Ds IA Sals -
s. joseph Csthohe Contra - s. Cath.
erius S. Anthony a. 81 LAdnlsus. s.
ThomA ~ - Pau s. Pose =, s.
Phup - Clement a. 81. Martin. 81
Charlst a. s. Bernard. - Frederirs -
81 A phonEus s. Mar - Roysl OAK ~
ST. Elts ~ Carmel A. - Patrick Sacred
Hear A. Al SAINT, s.. AEnss a. ST.
Francis $aYer.
FRIDAYS CAMS
iCurdss Al Rsdeer1ef. "a sane a. Cain
c8c Certrai St LAdiAlAus a. 81 Joseph,
s. Anthony At s.. Catherine s.. Thomas
A. - Philip. AnnunclAtion ~ - Martin.
ST. Rose A. 81, Clement s., Alphonsus ~
81 Francis a. sales 81 MARY 81 Royal
OAK a. 81 Fredercs NJ Carmel A. =
Agnes All saints Al So Casimif, s.
Francs Xavier a. s.. rafrCk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Real Mothers Day

With that start the sailor
whipped out Of his pocket book
a picture Of a very beautiful
girl
That's her" he said i've
phoned my best friend in this
little town. You see before We
got into this war and ! rushed
of 10 join the navy. i worked
I'm this town and there was
ritual every Saturday night.
This other couple would join
with my vile and myself and
we'd 60 down 10 n sort of little
night club and have n few drinks
and do some dancing.
so my friend has arranged
10 have the two girls there to-
night. I'm going 10 walk In.
Can't YOU see what's going Ia
happen
There was something infectious
about me way he talked.
Yeah" he continued, ITS
10 happen on SATURDAY night
Just like in the old days. I've
been through lot In the last
- months, but I never lost
track Of how was going to
plan this on my first furlough.
And after the party At the
club I'll 20 home and see that
cocker spaniel Then. tomorrow
morning the best thrill of all.
It's Mothers Day and I'll take
my wife and the cocker and
xYe'll drive out in the country to
e my. mother and dad.
" Pretty lucky. eh? Well, I'll
say"
An hour later We were hack
~ the office looking al batting
averages and phoninG here and
there trying 10 figure out some
thing for "a Sunday column.
And the picture Of tins sailor
kept coming back 10 me his
sincerity. enthusiasm and spirit.
Here he was. away from homo
Is months and through the Hell
nf modern war. But he
wasn't trying 10 impress you
with any hardShips he had been
through
But he considered himself the
luckiest guy in tho world be-
cause ne was going home 4.
going home 10 a wife and his
mother on day that means so
much 10 any mother. And he
was going 10 shake the hand
of his dad again and play with
that cocker spaniel.
Ten days furlough with travel
ing time" was all he had said
about his furlough. lie had no
complaints about this either.
No complaints about anything,
except a little regret that he
had talked with a lot Of people
on the ride toward Detroit and
he thought entirely too many
people in this country were
taking for granted that tho war
was AS good As over because OF
our success in North Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Federation S
Official Opening
Set for Sunday

After one rainout. Detroit ANA
teur Baseball Federation intends
TO hold Sunday at Northwestern
Field the program first set for
May 2. Dedication Of the cere-
monies 10 the players now in the
armed forces is the organizations
formal salute.
At the close OF the first period
games the players will march be-
hind the band 70 the flagpole, the
custom over a 2S-year span.
Auto Club VS.. PepSi-Cola on No.
I and Virgies VS.. Parisclean on
No. 3 at 4 p. m. is the A card.
Sans, 1912 champions, pair with
Flex-O on No, 4. Arthurs are with
Kraetke on No. g. South Fort and
Griffin complete the program on
No s.
Other A and B games are at
Belle Isle, Clark Park and Ives.
Class D, now with u clubs, plays
the early period at Northwestern.
B has 13 with a fourteenth due
in another week Entries in all
classes except f close May 30
Class +. has nine-Moellers, Wy
oming. State, Leathernecks. Am
best, Scorpions, Great Lakes
Rubber, Accessory Die and Catho-
lie Central The schedule opens
June 6. No entries are accepted
after June Is.
Total membership, even with
Class c missing, is now at Sd with
the prospect of so or more when
the lists close. c remains open
providing four clubs enter by
May 30.
First Of the Briggs Stadium
double-headers is on the schedule
for May 30-31.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
CLASS
Auto Club We. Pepsi-Cola Northwestern
g. at vicksrs vs.. Police Belle Isl. 9.
AZ 4. Teamsters vs.. Chevrolet Ives Field.
Third and Pitkin, Highland Park, at 4.
CLASS
Sans v Flex-o, y. w. 4. at I. Holtr-
man We. JAW i7i, Clark Park AZ 4. Ar
thurs vs.. kraetke N ". at q south
Ss o' cs ~ et Gauge a. Belle % o. I.e al A JAW
ys. RsyIs, Belle Isle 3, at 4. Kowalski-
Bye.
I spartans vs.. state Show, n. w. S. at
\ l 30. owls W. X ngs, Jayne 3, At
80. JAW l5i Juniors vs. West SIDE
sports y. w. /. at 80 East Side Sports
vs Oskwood Aces y. W. 3, AT 30 81.
Rita vs.. Russell Woods, n. w. 5. AT 4.
Owls vs.. Kings. Jayne 3. at 30.
FIREMEN's MIDGETs
Battalion VS.. Battalion 2. Battalion }
VS.. Battalion e. Battalion 5 VS.. Battalion
s. Battalion vs.. Battalion s. Battalion
9 We. Battalion 10. Battalion II vs.. Bat
TALON Il. AT Belle Isle, $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

=
Ran for Mancuso In ninth
Batted Tor Adams IN ninth
New York ITO 200 O03-7
Philadelphia OIL 200 600
Runs Maynard Gordon 2. urges
Fucker. OFT. Northev pahlgren. NaylOr.
May. Padden. Runs batted in Mayna I'd
4. Msncuso ?. OreuEo l. May 2 Wasdell
J. AJrtsuRh 2 rvo-base hits NAV.
Northey. Muriaugh Home runs Maynard
? Sacrifice hii--FuChs Double plays
Dahgren To Wasdel May TO Murtaugh 90
Wasdell, Fuchs 10 Mur'auRh 20 Wasdeli
MurtauEh 90 Wasdell. urges 10 WItek 90
OrenEo. Left on bases Philadelphia =.
SeW York g. Bases on bals-On Ger
heauser 3 of Fuchs :. on LohrmAn 2 oil
Adams T. of Trnkie 2. Struck ugt By
CerheSuser 2 by Adams I HITS on Ger
heauger 5 in } innings tnone out i'm fourth,
OF Fuchs IA 5-inninEs ,two out in ninth.
on PodEafny in ID inning or Lohrman
8 In 3 innings tnone out IN fourth. OF
Adams 3 IN 3 innings. of TrInkle ! IN Ia
inning cone ont IN ninihi, OF Nitug IN
% inning. HIT by pitcher BY Lohrman
tGerheauser). by Adams tNayiorb. VIM
ming pitcher Adams Losing pitcher
Fuchs UmpIres stewart and MaRerkurth.
Attendance tpsid)-4 eos. Time Of game
20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Home TO See Family

Tin about the luckiest guy
I'm the world" he told me az the
outset.
I'm from n little town out In
Michigan. Just got into Detroit
and I'm about to realize some
thing I've been dreaming Of for
Is months.
I'm just carpenter. second
class. There's no glamour about
my job. I don't make headlines
and don't bring down Jap
Zeros. But help patch up with
a hammer and nails when the
rtion II over.
I'm married-say. I'm doing
a lot OF talking. But | can't help
N. I'm on my way home. Gonna
get there about q tonight. and
they don't know I'm coming.
1--WE got wife and the
darheSt Cutest cocker spaniel
YOU ever saw. viii that dog 70
crazy when / walk in"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Dodgers Lose;
Chase Durocher

BOSTON. May s CUP)-Joey
Burns, rookie Braves third base
man, beat Brooklyn'S Dodgers to-
day with a double In the eighth
which scored Clyde Kluttz from
first base and gave Boston a 81
triumph.
Manager Leo DuroCher got his
first heave-ho Of the season from
Umpire Pinelli in the eighth for
excessive talking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Briggs Bombers
Oppose Zenith

Briggs BomberS, Detroits long
rcigning softball champions. are
slated 10 make their first bid for
the Detroit Softball Association
Servicemen trophy in Mack Park
Sunday night, opposing Zenith
Local lO4 IN a first round tilt at
Z 80 o'clock.
The tournament has been delayed
for nearly a week because of I'M
favorable weather.
Continental Local $50 Will face
Fruehauf TrallerS on the same
program AT 9 p m. 10 complete
the first round play
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Bob Tales
Sailor Home
to Visit Folks
on Mother S Day
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

II was around the noon hour
Saturday and we were standing
with a group Of friends in one of
the downtown spots.
Outside a cold rain was pelt-
ing down. II was as dreary a
day as one could imagine.
In walked a sailor-a sun
tanned. smiling fellow. He was
so in contrast 10 the day and the
weather outside that you looked
twice 10 see If any individual
could he walking around with
so much buster and apparent
efferVcScenCe as was apparent
with this fellow
He talked with the man on
the other side of the rail.
I'm chilled" he said with
laugh. eve been places where
YOU don't get this kind OF
weather"
We couldn't resist the urge
10 move around and engage him
in conversation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Kingswood Tennis
Deadline Nears

Entries close Tuesday for the
annual Michigan Open tennis
championships for junior girls TO
be held May l4-l5 under the aus
pieces OF kingswood School Gran
brook in Bloomfield Hills. Michl-
gan Prospective contestants are
asked 10 send their entries 10 Miss
Luella HouSer at the foregoing
address.
For the girls event. May 2l-22-
%. entries must be in by May Is.
These two competitions are among
the first IN the district Detroit
Tennis Club has one for service
men only May 14-l5-l6. Red Cross
Open doubles are al the same
courts May 29-3O.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
CAN BE CHOOSEY

The Lions can even begin 10 get
A little chooSey now. They're
loaded with blocking backs. need
ends and cehters, particularly.
This is going 10 he a different
kind of = Lions season. DoraiS
stresses. Those big thick steaks
easy-riding lower berths and
luxury hotels are going TO be just
memories 10 a lean, hungry foot
ball squad.
~ like lean. hungry football
players better than the porter
house-stuffed variety anyway"
says DoraiS.
"Of course. this will be a de-
tense workers club" says DoralS.
Most Of the men will he In de-
tense plants through the week.
That's the reason Wen have TO
make hurried overnight trips TO
the game sites and hurried trips
back so the men won't miss
work. Or school. of course. he
cause the only nondefense work
ers wen have will he few
advanced medical or dental stu
dents"
There will he. Of course. a rev
dictionary change from the ole
Lions was
The players are expected X
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
a Happy Occasion

THE fellows In II don't feel
that way" hc said This thing
Is Just getting started"
And then he turned back 10
his trip outState on bus tht
was 10 leave soon. And nc pic
tured for YOU all over again Just
what his wife would do when
ne first realized ne was there
and how his mother would
shed a tear or so and then move
into the kitchen 10 fix all the
things She knows he likes best.
II occurred 10 us we could
find no better subject for
Mothers Day column For there
are a million or more mothers
these days living in agoniling
uncertainty living with hope
and prayer living mostly
for that day when their son will
come through the front door
never again TO return 10 battle
front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Navy Scores Sweep

ANNAPOLIS, May s CUP)--
Nays varsity, junior varsity and
plebe crews made II A field day
when they swept all three races
of the Child's Cup regatta on the
Severn River today over a mile
and three-nuarters course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
BROOKLYN
ROSTnN

Totals - s % 10 Totals 30 no - Il
'Batted for Barrett IN seventh
Ran for Poland ~ seventh
matted for Waner an eighth
gRaNed for Moore M eighth.
Batted for Higbe In eighth.
Brooklyn 0O0 O0n 1iO-2
Boston 600 600 2tX-3
Runs Bost Kluttz Burns Wietelmann
IGalan. Walker. Runs batted -Waner.
Poland. JOost. Camlli Burns Two base
hits Waner. Poland. Burns Double PLAYS
Vaughan 90 kampouris 10 Camilh. KAN
pouris 20 Camilh Left IN bases Brook
lyn .. Boston 2. Bases On halls OF Highe
3. on Barrett 3. m ktmhau 7 Strurk
nut ~ Highe hy Barrett by Tost !
nv KimhslI l. Hits or Barrett IN Z
innings m Tosi In "a inning ~ 1avefy
IN In I "a inninEs IN HiEbs IN innings
OF klmbaA 2 10 i tnnins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

work the 8 TO 4 p. m. shifts, report
to practice al > p. m. and work
until $50 p m. That will give
them chance al dinner.
Then, some evenings the squad
Will 60 into the blackboard drill
department, the scout reports and
so on.
I'VE won't he able 10 keep
them too late. however. because
these boys will have To be get
ting up at 6:30 or ! In the morn
ing" said DoraiS
Wen have to have some 60
minute football players on Ma
tionsl Football League teams
this fall, because our squads are
To be limited 10 25 men," said
the Lions new coach.
FEW SPARES
That means two teams and
three spares, backs I hope, In
stead Of the three teams carried
with the old 33-man squads.
with n squad just two deep
along the line. an injury will
mean that a man will have To
nlas the whole game"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Service Teams
P|dyWednesddy

The opening Of The Detroit
T mes Servlcemens Baseball
League. scheduled for Saturday Al
Briggs Stadium, was postponed
because Of the weather. Two
games were on the program.
Two games are scheduled for
Wednesday evening in the league.
Seltridge Field VIII entertain
GroSe lie Naval Air Station while
RomuluS Air Field and Military
Police will play a. Rouge Park
Both games are set for s O'Clock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Mat Battle Royal
Set for FdiryieW

Six grapplers will be tossed into
the ring az one time IN Tuesdays
Fairview Gardens wrestling fea-
ture and out Of that scramble viii
come the pairings for three other
bouts TO follow. The six in the
Battle Royal Will be Louis Klein,
Bert Ruby, Flash % Gordon, Har-
old Chaundy. Eddie Bad Man
Lewis and Fritz kreuger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

EAST LANSING. May S The
baseball game scheduled for today
between Michigan State and Mich
gan Normal was postponed until
May y. The golf match between
the Spartans and Michigan was
cancelled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
of the Hook
PROBLEMS AT TRACK
Mays Dog Food Nov
By LEWIS II. WALTER

RATION BOOK REFUGEES:
The recent edict against has
beens and never-waSeS Of the
race horse world at the Detroit
race track has resulted in many
stirring pleas TO Manager George
Lewis as owners endeavor 10 get
their stables in for the long
meeting which opens May %
Lewis put over the clincher
Saturday when a Michigan
owner Of a string of nondeScript
nagS begged for stall space.
I'll make YOU a proposition"
said Lewis. There's a dog-fOod
plant on Eight-Mile road buying
horses. You take your horses
down there and II they'll make
YOU an offer of $500 for the
whole lot I'll let you race them
here"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

recently won him his lieuten-
ants bars at Camp Davis, S. c.
Well. Lex was breaking his
back digging a slit trench re-
Gently when his commanding
officer came along
Haven't you got that done
yet. Thompson ." he said
Almost. sir" said LeN.
"Well hurry" said the officer.
because you'll have to have
that finished and filled mp again
In Is minutes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Homer in Ninth
Wins for Giants

PHILADELPHIA, May 8 CUP)
Buster Maynard's home run off
Johnny Podgajny with two on and
two out in the ninth, today allowed
the New York Giants to beat the
PhillieS, rs. II was his second
hOmerun.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Strono on Attack

Although they finished in sixth
place. the Philhes of 1929 we're
one Of the most powerful hitting
teams in baseball history, aversg-
inc ..309 for the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
LION TALENT ABUNDANT
Dorais Can Be Choosey

It's still little early for the
Detroit Lions front office 10 start
cheering. but months Of intensive
search for players by owner Fred
l.. Mandel and coach Charles r.,
DoraiS have put the Detroit club
IN a position 10 start thinking
about deals and trades.
Right now. Dorais feels assured
he'll have squad Of 40 10 as men
from WHICH to pick his first pro-
feSSional team.
"Of course, our huddles may
have To ne little tighter. be-
cause well have plenty Of boys
with punctured ear drums, but
u looks like we're going 70 have
the material to put n real team
on the field" said Dorais Satur-
daV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Tho owner dldn I come bac
CHUCKLE WITH LEN

: EAGLES FLYING LOW IN
PHILLY: Are you one Of US
havc-notS who smiles az the
thought Of a young. cafe society
millionaire bllStering his hands
digging trenches
We'll iI-ISn't As cruel As that
bat the office staff Of the Phlla-
dclphia Eagles does get a
chuCkle out Of a story their boss.
Alexis G. Thompson. brought
back from the training which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Runs NslAt MAYO EftAlens WHITE
Slebsrt, sudsr stunNeiss Johnson 2.
D{ckey Errors Turner. WeathsflY. Runs
battsd in Dicksy 2 Sieber, S Sudsr. Hal
MAYO. EstAleils. Gordon Lindsll Tvo-base
hits-siebert suder Three base hr-Lin-
dell Home run Dickty. stolen bases -
Siehert Whiis Double play Gordon 70
Ftten Ier on bases Philadelphia 4. New
york & BaSes.on bsih-Or Donald ! 81
Chrisfophsr struck out-By Donald ;
~ ChrEtophsr , HIS on Donald m
2 % innings ~ Turner 7 IN IL In
nings. Losing pitcher Donald
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
TEACHERS HELP OUT

Last summer, when the man
power shortage began 10 he felt
al golf clubs, school teachers were
employed on the greens at a num-
Der Of the clubs.
While some may return this
vacation. most of them undoubt-
edly will prefer 10 enter war
plants where more money can be
made
Their places are among those
their students now Will fill at the
golf clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
ATHLETES SOUGHT

Oakland Hills is especially anX-
ious 10 line up prep athletes n
work on its course and has asked
at nearby schools 10 send
along their bigger boys. partic-
ularly the football huskles.
Work like this is splendid
conditioner for young athletes,
Al WatrouS. Oakland Hills pro
points out. Operating mowers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Clubs Seek Props
To Work on Greens
BY VI. r. DRUKENBROD

Their greenskeeping stats re-
duced 10 point that is actually
most golf clubs in this
vicinity plan 10 recruit high
school boys 10 help out on their
courses this season.
BOYS already are working after
school and week-endS al some
clubs. with steady employment 10
be offered them during vacations.
There is plenty 10 recommend
these Jobs 10 school boys. The
work is interesting. will keep the
youngsters outdoors and what
also is important, the pay IS good.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

and welding shovels will build
muscle and bring the youngsters
up To the football season next
fall In excellent shape"
Al Watrous il. who attends
Royal Oak High, will spend most
of the summer at Oakland Hills.
Besides working for his father. he
will also help on the course from
time TO time
He's an athlete. too. and can use
that extra muscle the senior
WatrouS mentions.