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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Absent
EHRnpiO.ye
eEOt Paw

Time CHa~ were punched AZ
the Spalok Engineering Co. for
employees on Vacation # was
charged n federal court today 10y
government WIiuCssCe
Jacob Sokriov- lSeSt wash
burn employed hy Spalck from
February l9i1 10 May 1919 teS-
titled fhaf WiUlr hc was on t1Ja-
tla0 n Aueust 1912 time Ca4d~
were punched for bum by other
CmpI0NCs.
When I returned" sand Sn--
kOloN. II was handed a number
of time cards, all made out I
copied the job number. date and
time on separate slips
Called also as government
witness Andrew L. Johnson Spa
lex engineer from March 1911,
10 May 1913, tSStihcd tnat limo
cards were punched for hm while
on vacation This time was
charged tu-EuId Chryslcr and
General Motors. he sad
FhC trial OF Adoiph SpalCk and
William J Zrcnchlk operators OF
The Spaick Engineering Co. ON
charges of dctraudlHE the govern
mcnt by KtIng costs on war con-
tracts IS being heard by Federal
jgGEe Picard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
son INToNES KADDISH

Most moving moment of the
services was AT The grave when
the Judge only son, Fred L..
stood At the head of The caskct
20 Intone IN has boyish voice the
katitiSf1, q solemn rCItCratiUn Of
ff1TT tdrtrT N t11C trrr--
The young son and has sister.
Vivian, IS. assisted their mother
who seemed near collapse. She is
recovering from a serious illness.
Yesterday ire beard 81 JJTFyT-
visoTS adjourned scheduled
meeting out Of respect 10 the
JurlSt.
A common council resolution
earlier in the day PAID this
tribute.
"A Judge who never con-
demned; a counselor who never
berated; critic Who never
scorned: That MAS Judge Harry
y. keidan."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
3Michigdn Men
Cited as Heroes

Three Michigan soldiers. one a
Dctroitcr, were given citations for
activities in operations in the
South Pacific and the Alaskan
areas
PoSLhGnouS citations were
awarded Pvt CaSmer S Mazur
of Detroit. and Cpl. Maurice Heff-
ncr of jackson. Killed IN Attu.
In the South Pacific, Operations
officer Capt. Robert d. Bruce Of
BhSsfeld. was one Of So hiers
decorated for helping save Guadal-
canal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
SIMPLE SERVTCE

/ Was simple service without
flowers OF pC0p
rabbi HtrSfmar TOLD ,aC
UOuJnCTS.
Harry n. kcidsp possessed
the elements of saintlucsS. he
was righteous man who lived
hy his faith. myself have lost
dear friend The people of
Detroit were blessed by God
that man of his character
walked among uS, always with
n helping hand, giving unStiut-
inglN Of himself, his time and
his money
Tire mahogany c7Sitet WAS car
ried from the chapel by the
Judges SiN nephewy two of them
IN KHAKI They were Joseph
Blumenti7all, Jacob keldan. PFC.
Herbert Levin. Cpl Herbert kel-
dan. Mortimer AsIoDe0n and
Henry Myers
Fellow Judges of circuit court
followed as a guard of honor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Obituaries
WiIfred NJ. Kane


Z Funeral ScV ices for WIHrcd VI.
Kane, long active IN Detroit vet
Grams affairs were held today ~
the family residence 1889 Mont
calm. and IN 81. Rose Catholic
Church with burial m Mt OlIyet
Cemetery.
Mr. Kane. founder Of the Alger
Post of the WV in 1919. died at
Marine Hospital Saturday he
WAS awarded tho Distinguished
Service Medal I'M the last war.
Members of AlEcr Post con-
Quoted memorial services at the
residence last night.
Survivors include his widow.
May. and three children, Michael
ROsomaryAnd Lorraine Kane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
w. P. Shoemaker Dies

GRAND RAPIDS. Aug. 1S (UP)
Funeral services were arranged
today Tor William p. Shoemaker,
So. Crosse Pointe police commits
>loner and councilman for IA
years until his resignation IN
1899, who died yesterday after "A
long illness. Shoemaker moved
here three years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
GIaddens Your
Sore, Hot, Aching
Tired Feet Quick

II your feet make you almost frantic &C
times from erertion or fatigue. do this and
sou II marvel; Rub them with DIR. Scholrs
Euot Balm l,ecl how quickly that fiery sem
sation leaves :: how blssiully relieved you
tired feeling, That's how genuinely soothing.
refreshing DR.. Scholl 8 Foot Balm is for your
feet Jar lasts long time Costs but triHe.
At Drug, shoe. Dept. stores. Toilet Goods
Counters Get DR.. Scholls Foot Balm today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Killed bY Fathers Tractor

MONROE, Aug rs up
Carol Jen Becker. 3-year-old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs John
Becker Whtcford Township, was
injured fatally last night when
she ran INTO the rear Of trac-
tor which her father was back
mg INTO q barn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Dave SiIIman
funeral for S a G S m q n
VIII Be tomorrow

Funeral ycrviCCy for Dave SItt-
man who died Monday night at
MS home I'm the Wiltshire Hotel.
viii be held in the Gilbert Fune-
raj Home -S1D Delaware. -at-2 p. m.
tomorrow.
Mr. SIllman. a salesman. was
a charter member of T g m p @
Israel and a veteran OF World
AaE-I.-He- vas graduated from
Northeastern High School
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Phyllis Sillman, three sons,
jerome NJ, Herbert +. and Cpl.
r. s. Sillman, a sister, Mrs. Hat
tic r. Fisher, all of Detroit, and
"A brother, Morton Sillman of Los
Angeles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Catherine Yedtmdn
Widow Of NJ Educator
To Be Buried Tomorrow


Funeral services will be con-
Quoted for Mrs. Catherine Yeat-
man widow of William II. Yeat-
man Of the University OF Michigan
college Of engineering. tomorrow
at = p M AZ the Bird and Mott
Funeral Home zoos w. Grand
Blvd. Burial VIII be IN Waterford.
ont
Mrs Neatman, 70, died Mon
day M Jackson
She lS survived by three sons,
Charles T.. of Detroit w. Harold
of Yp>llanti and Lorne +. Yeat-
man of Jackson q daughter. Mrs
j. Harvey Williams of Detroit,
SIX grandchildren and four great
grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18

The Detroit Times has far
more nationally famous features
than any other Detroit news
paper
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-18
Martha Horsmdn
Rites at 2:30 tomorrow
for Court Reporter

Funeral services will be held
for Martha Horsman, former
court reporter for eX-Probate
Judge Edward Command, at 2:30
y m. tomorrow in the Hamilton
Funeral Home Miss HorSman
died Monday in Grace Hospital
after an illness OF three weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
He's Just q Clown

"Mr. Kirkwood (the brash
wise crackers were referring Ia
him as MIR. lockwood around
the Plum Hollow course today
is no longer competitive
golfer of high skill. He Is a sort
of Al Schacht Of golf.
"His Importance 10 any tour
nament these days Is about In
ratio To Schachts Importance to
n world series. In short, An
amusing lnterlude. With this
in mind, he was urged to come
here with all expenses paid.
"But there was n bit OF care
lessness in the correspondence
and Mr.. kirkwoOd assumed he
was to appear not only as
clown, but player. q contrasting
role that would bring out the
better features of Charley
Chaplin and Walter Hampden.
"When II became evident
there would be no place for MIR.
kirkwood as player, he flashed
the correspondence on the press.
Had there been any way To
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Hits I Homers
In One Inning

Ray Price OF Amazo has a new
batting record today in the Michi-
gan Inter-County League. He is
the first player in the eight years
Of the circuits operation TO show
two homers in one inning.
His came in the fifth, each with
runner ahead as Amaze scored
8 to rout Worthwhile, 1871.
Lincoln Park also had nine runs
in the eighth, four coming when
Frank Sacka hit for the four
with the bases jammed. His pitch
ing helped Lincoln Park check
JAW so, Ill.
Joe Bolla also had homer for
Lincoln Park in the big eighth
and five hits in six times up for
the day.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Birdie That Isn't
Chick Down in 3 on No. 4, Only Hole Without
Birdie, But Penalty Makes II Par
BY NJ. F. DRUKENBROD

Chick Harbert got a birdie that
wasn't a birdie on the only hole
at Plum Hollow that didn't yield
birdie-the 459 yard fourth.
After driving out OF bounds there
in the afternoon, Chick drove an
other ball. planted a great iron
second on the green and holed a
l2-foot putt. But the penalty
stroke made il par 4.
Jimmy Thomson drove out OF
bounds on No. ] in the afternoon,
then drove his second ball 10 the
gulley below the green. Joe DeVany
said it was the longest drive he
ever saw there Trc eagle 3
Lawson Little fired against Gene
SaraZen on the 18th almost was
double eagle, like the one Sara
zen got some years ago in the
Masters at Augusta . The ball
stopped about 8 inches back OF
the cup.
CLEAR CREEK ON NO. 1S
Little drove over the creek ia
the fairWay both times on No. 13
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Losers Great, Too

Even In losing causes We
thought the golf played by
Jimmy Thomson against Craig
Wood and Harry Cooper against
Vic Ghezzi was great.
Thomson caught Craig Wood
on one Of his best days, but sull
gave him a tremendous battle.
But when all the brilliant
shots were over. we still came
away with one impression. The
best golfer in the world today,
take him day in and day out
as we'll as tournament in and
tournament out. is the man
rom ToledoS Inverness Club
Byron Nelson.
The others get hot and then
they get hotter. But no matter
how hot the pace, when they
look back. or look ahead, there
always is Nelson He's never
TOO far behind. Most times he
is ahead Of the hottest OF the
hot guys.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Let the Ball Talk

Until the players appear.
there Is no way to know for
sure they are actually going to
he on hand.
1T was at the last minute. for
example, that Lawson Little,
navy lieutenant (Jg). walked
into the locker room here.
What had happened was that
more players than would be
needed were invited, a loose
policy, but one that appears 10
he necessary to insure a full
array Of talent.
But In the interest OF ac-
curacy, II must he reported the
matches went on to a success
ful and exciting conclusion.
thereby supporting a suspicion
that IL IN quite possible 10 con-
duct a Red Cross competition
In this country without the
genius Of Mr.. Kirkwood.
1T has been saiG that Mr..
kirkw0od can make a golf ball
sit up and talk. We would sug-
gest that In the future he let
the ball do his talking for him"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09


Of Chick Harbert, the Camp
Grant private who beat Jimmy
Demaret on his home course.
A young admirer walked up
10 Chick and asked
"What rank are you In the
army"
"Son," replied Chick. I'm a
private, junior grade
Next best crack came from
Walter Hagen.
The Haig's admirers kept
patting him on the back for bis
losing II against the team OF
Gene Sarazen and Craig Wood
yesterday.
"You make me feel very
good" said Hagen. Guess I'll
go out and get myself repro
cessed and try again next year"
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09

&. Thomson also was over twice.
but the first time he was in tho
rough on side of the hill and took
bogey > Shooting into the
wind on the 230-ysrd 18th. Har.
bert reached the green with a
No. iron -. Jimmy Demaret
called il Chicks best shot of the
day -. Relax and take it easy
Byron Nelson said to Willie Goggin
on the tenth tee in the morning
:. Nelson had shot a four-under
81 but they were even Goggin
also had 80.
War bonds totaling S13e 800
were sold between rounds as hats.
golf balls and the like were auc-
toned off 10 aid the sales. Tho
cowboy hat presented by George
). May. the Chicago golf pro-
moter, went for 100000 to an
anonymous purchaser. The knit
ted tam Demaret's caddie wore.
brought $4,000, and Ray LANES
golf bag with more than 200 auto
graphs, 50. 800.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
THE TURNING POINT

They stayed that way until the
afternoon 4th. which Harbert won
with par despite drive outof-
bounds Chick holed 12-footer
and Demaret missed one a few
feet shorter. Many figured that
the turning point
Chick increased his margin 10
4 up by getting down good putt
for a birdie deuce on No 5.
Demaret birdied No. Z but Har-
bert got that hole back with a
birdie four on No. s and turned
4 up.
Demaret beat par a stroke on
the l1th and was three down.
That's the way II stood until
the 18th. where the match ended
when Demaret 3-putted.
With a 33 going out on the
second round, Harbert was ) un-
der for the match, Demaret 2
under.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
DABF PIayoff
Results

CLASS A
TeAmsters s. Auto Cfus ,.
Nirges 3, Pepsi-Cola - innings rsin)
CLASS n
Sans 7 Griffin
KOwsiski z sRayns q q innings tainl
Hudson 3 20 s. r - innings rain
Arthurs 2. UAW l7f 3.
Kraetke S South Fort 2
CLASS ID
Dixie Z 300 Club 2
state show 2 East side Coal
So John Csntus q Lincoln Park z.
Northwest Lions 4 Owls
Hudson Juniors 4. East Side }.
OskwOod Aces 3 'CAW Z 3
AOrticisns 4 'Russeil Woods s.
So Rita 8 Dukes 5
M1DGET-
Second Battalion ,. Seventh 2
Firm Battalion g. 'slKth
CLASS D
Northwest stars T. 'Moeliers
Ambsst . 'stste Lumber
Catholic Central ~ Wyoming Ciuo I
Scorpions 8 Cowboys I
st. Alphonsus II, 's'. Msrgaret- Mari
2
The Fort IS. 'Grsst Lakes -
Cardinals p Dukes
Linens Z "LsstherneCks 2 90 innings
Detroiters .. Accessory 5 Go inningsl
Eliminated
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Women S Western
Is Without Favorite

EVANSTON, Ill. Aug 9 tUP)
"A golf tournament without a
title favorite. That was the
strange situation which developed
today as a field of 1877 compet-
tors teed off in the qualifying
round Of the 43rd annual women's S
western amateur.
Three players who would have
qualified are forced 10 skip the
event. They are Betty Jameson
Of San Antonio. Tex. Mrs. Rus
sell Mann Of Omaha. Neb.. and
Dorothy Kirby of Atlanta, Ga.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09

Byron Nelson tcuppers) defeated Willie
Goggin. and 3
Harold Cug) McSpadsn tcuppers) de-
feated O'Neai lBuck) White, and =.
Melvin tChich Harbert tChallengers)
defeated Jimmy Demaret and 3
Craig Wood tCuppersD defeated Jimmy
Thom pson. ? and !
Lawson Little tChsllsngers) defeated
Gene SaraEen, ana 4
SGT. Vic Ghezzi tCuppers defeated
Harry Cooper. ! up.
Lloyd Mangum tCuppsrD defeated
Sammy Byrd. z and
Al watrous (Cuppersl defeated Bobby
CruickShank p and 8
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Williams Blasting

Since the disturbance Gre
ated bv Joe kirkwood has be-
come such a discussed topic. II
might be interesting for Detroit
fans 20 read part Of what Joe
WtIli ms OF the New York
World Telegram. and one OF
the nations most able scribes,
has 10 say on the subject.
SAYS Joe
"Mr. Joe KirkwOOd. the Aus
tralian trick shot player who
has been touring America for
2S years. added new act TO
his engaging repertoire here.
HE took powder. or run
out.
only the most charitable
critics would say the new act
was patriotically moving. True,
n did have the sturdy elements
of melodrama and was per-
formed I'm the venerable tradi-
tion Of the YOU Can't DO This
10 Me. Jack Dalton school. but
Ii didn't 90 over with n smash.
This should not he held
against MIR. kirkwood's excel
lent hamming. II II simply that
the war has wrought change
In critical standards. The added
fact that this was a Red Cross
benefit, the entire receipts ~
which (about SS5. .0OOD going to
humanitarian organization
which knows no boundaries as
10 citizenship. may have tough
ened the critical approach, too.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Hdrbert, Little
Win Matches
CONTINUED from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
long putt on the final green.
which. had he made il. would
have squared his match with Sgt.
Vic GhezZi. who won ! up.
And finally Sam Byrd's closing
rally marked by two brides
which made it look for a time as
" he might catch Lloyd Man
grum. but the latter won. 2-1.
The clash between Michigan s
Two top pros Harbert and De-
maret drew the largest gallery
and furnished a log OF excitement.
Aided by a mighty second on the
long 18th after pulled drive
into the 10th fairway. Chick got
a birdie 4 TO become two up, his
margin AZ noon.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
AIsdb Running Today
AT Narragansett Park
Photo by Times stan Photographs

PAWTUCKET, r. l., Aug. 8
GNS)--Highlighted by the first
appearance of Alsab this year
Narragansett Park began a AZ
day horse racing meeting today
The crack Mrs. Albert SABBATH
colt arrived Saturday from Chi
cago. and is reported in good
shape for todays $1,000 added
six-furfong Pawtucket Handicap.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
OLD M HURLER THERE

Harbert's father-in-law. DR.. r.
II. Baribeau, saw Chick play in
a major event for the first time.
DR.. Baribeau pitched for Michigan
around 1910. A right-hander, he
shared the mound duties with the
great George Sisler. a southpaw.
The l8 patrolm e and six
mounted policemen under the di-
rection of Inspector Neil Boyle
did fine job in helping to handle
the galleries. All gave up their
leave days TO be there, as did four
plain clotheSmen.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
PaIacio Takes Cup

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo.
Aug. 9 UNS)-For the first time
since 1910 the priZed Broadmoor
sllverware today journeyed out of
Colorado. in the possession Of LIT.
Matt Palacio Jr. of Dallas. He
defeated Cpl. John Kraft of Den
yer, and s.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Two-a- Day Drills

EVANSTON, III. Aug. 9 QNS)
-Two-a-day practice sessions be-
gan today at Northwestern Uni
versity's Dyche Stadium for the
All-Star Collegians who will op-
pose the Washington Redskins,
professional football champions,
Aug 25
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
OUTHT WINNERS

Russell Woods outhit Morti-
clans, but went out of the series in
losing. S-5. Albert Carries OF Dukes
allowed five hits 10 St Rita. but
one was Bill Cairos single, driving
in the winning run, 6-5.
West Side ousted Kings, 3-2.
Two 10-inning trays stood out
in r. Linens put out Leathernecks,
80, on singles by Robert Joseph
son and Harry KatZ. A walk 10
Detroiters' John Buffa forced in
the winner for Detroiters over
Accessory 6-S
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09


Track muddy
FRS, Race-Cee Lot, Hughle l.. Reap
inR Gem. Gold Queen
Second Rsce-vsldina Brave. Soldier,
Third Rae.-Jack X. Mr.. Grndv.
Fourth Race ariel Image Vsldins
Firm Race Air sprits, Patricia A
Sixth, seventh and eighth races are
declared off.
Following are substitute races FOR De
SIXTH RACE - 81 son. The Psrkin.
Purse. claiming, 3-yeAr-olds. 8 furlongs
Wise Paisano 10 Frisky Spirit ~
Momentito ll3 over Ice iOs
Sc vEN TAN RAcE-Si 200. claiming
3-yesr-olds and UP, l lis miles
Turntable 100 NMik Punch ~
out Front 100 Aichanc 1Os
star Lerner Jog Who Bait i0s
EIGHTH RACE E-xl 200 claiming
3-year-olds and W, ] l-ls miles:
xSaly Mar los over Call 10
HAnits chiquita l12 Ambo lt'
Princess Olo 10
NARRAGANsETT PARK
Track fast
Firsf Pace-CArters Est Snaris-
vow. Az Free. Hygros Man.
Second Rscs--stsr Bosrder, Eight and
SIX, Hidden Ace, Midluck
Fourth Race-Ftre Kaho
Fifth Race-Creat Albert Clamor
Girl
sixth Rack Dorko. war Result
Eighth Race Mindful waugh Pop.
Halcyon Boy. speedy Josie. SiRansr.
Pamphlet Hattie Belle. poiisnst0r.
Substitute Race Declared OF.
SARATOGA
Track. fast
First Race Creamy
Second Race Mlstrella, Free Air.
SiNth Rsce-Dy Goods.
WASHiNGTON PARK
Track, fast
First Race Real Short. Sunny Lane
Leo Mclaughlin Queen Kizzie. Hello
Bill. MISS Reward
Second Race Cloudy Weather Beamv.
Amazed. Tera Cal. PanJan. Juanita "
HighthOrne Holly, Keekee Spring Drift.
Fourth Race-Wise Dean, Real sad.
Gold Nike
Eighth Race-Carbsla. LEGAL Code,
Mokanaune. Miss Maria.
Substitute race declared or.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Purple Coach on Leave

Tom Robinson, for 33 years the
swimming coach at Northwestern,
has been granted a years leave
because of recent injuries-receiyed
in an auto accident.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Nioh+ Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints IN the Night Edition only
OF horse which feel the outstanding
hets of the day.
The code appears each night In
Editions with corresponding letter
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND 1T is PRINTED IN CODE.
TomorrowS follows:
K-sO l. QS2 R-S4 s-i4 T25
U-37 V42 NJ Y-11
Clip this code IL will enable deciphr the
tonorrows code appearing ONLY In THE NIGHT EDITION.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09

sue, he would have won his
case, for there was no question:
ing the strength of his position.
what he neglected to do was
10 state his understanding and
appreciation Of the problems Of
war time golf, how difficult IL Is
TO guarantee the appearance OF
a given number OF name play
ers at a certain club on a GER
tain date.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
PhiI|ies Sight
First Division
Under Fitz

NEW YORK. Aug. 9 tUP)-
Philadelphia Phillies today were
on the way up again in the
National League and their current
surge may cast Freddie Fitz-
simmons in one of three roles. ,
Since Fitzsimmons succeeded
Bucky Harris as manager on July
%. the Phillies have clicked of
eight wins against two defeats
II they land a first division spot
in October it may furnish proof
that: !, fat Freddy is the luckiest
guy in baseball, 2, he arrived ir
Philadelphia at the propitious
moment; 3. he is a frst-rate
major league manager.
The Phillies moved into a tie
for sixth place with the Braves
by beating the Giants, 5-1 and 81
yesterday They are only a game
out Of fifth and, if they can keeT
up the pace, may pass right by
t1tzSimmons' former mates, the
Dodgers.
LOSE IN NINTH
The Dodgers, who haven't wor
game since July 26. lost tC
Boston. Sd, in the ninth inning
+ ST. Louis, racing full tilt with
the league lead. ran their margin
l3 games by defeating runneruE
Pittsburgh, SO and So.
Cincinnati split with Chicago Il
edge within half a game Of second
place. The Cubs snapped a five
game losing streak with a a.;
triumph in the opener, but Bucky
Walters beat them for the seconc
time in this five-game series, 10-7
in the nightcap.
In the American League, the
Yankees increased their lead Il
nine games by beating the AS
II and S-4, while the runner-uy
Senators split with the Red Sox
Washington checked a delayed
double steal with men on frs
and third and two out in tn
ninth to nip Boston, 4-3, in th'
opener. Leon Culberson's force-ou
drove home Bobby Doerr with th'
eighth-inning run that gave th'
Red Sox the nightcap by the same
score.
Cleveland crushed ST. Louis, 81
and SD. Pitcher Chubby Dean wor
his own victory with a single Il
center in the fourteenth inning oi
the opener.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Same Old Price

or course. the football coaches
are only interested in training
those V-12s for war but we note
the athletic director has that same
old $3.50 on the tickets being
printpd
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09

Q What, no blankets! Windows wide
open on the "coldest day of the year.! Yet
our friend is as warm as toast and sleeping
like kitten. It's just another one of those
miracles you may expect from electronics
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
Tribute TO Gnsu and His Hell pers

Despite the efforts Of Kirkwood il great show
and the abors of j. Russell Gnau and
all of his
To us tho Of he the lips
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09

in the next few years. Concealed in the
walls will be amazing electronic tubes.
They'll give off invisible high.frequency
waves which will warm every solid object
they touch =. chairs, beds-and you.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-09
LAKICs STARS

Arthurs went by UAW 174. 9-3
as Bill Lakes kept 174 TO seven
hits and made three himself.
kraetke gained by Howard
Johnson's wildness in the first 10
trip South Fort, So.
Northwest Lions made three Of
their six hits off Southpsw Bill
Pierce and pass count for three
runs in the first TO check High
land Park Owls. AZ. II was the
Owls first setback Of the series
and their second in IL games.
Dick Przybylski had a five
hitter for East Side Goals against
State Show, but two unearned
runs in the seventh Offset his
pitching and State Show tri-
umphed, 30. Oakwood Aces elimi-
mated LAW Z So