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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Caution Urged
In Fires 10 Clear
Garden Plots

Urging victory gardeners to use
extreme caution in clearing vacant
lois by fires, Arson Inspector
George Smith warned today that
indiScriminate grass fires result in
heavy damage and sometimes
death.
Kenneth Roberts. 4. of 20499
GrandvieW, died in the Redford
Branch of Receiving Hospital
Wednesday from burns suffered
when he was-trapped IN grass
fire of his own making.
There have been numerous burn
cases reported by persons planning
victory gardens who started grass
fires without taking necessary
precautions.
Smith said there is state law
prohibiting deliberate setting of
fires in woods, prairies or grounds
and allowing fires to pass 10
properties.
He urged citizens to take every
precaution in controlling fires,
preventing their spread and avoid
ing personal danger. AS a precau-
ton against high winds that carry
flames. he urged gardeners to first
rake dead grass and leaves in q
pile then control it throughout.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Meat Rush Strips Stores of Choice Cuts
Marriage
To Faker
VOided

Janet Elizabeth Murdoch. 1913
Nv. McNiCholS, today was granted
an annulment from Paul s. Muir
dock, a bogus army major who
won her affection in a whirlwind
Icourtship which gave her no time
ito learn Of his other two wives.
Janet was the last of the three
wives 10 free themselves legally
from the poser, now in federal
prison camp at Tuscon, Ariz., for
limpersonating an officer. The an
Inulment was granted by Circuit
Judge O'Hara.
One wife. il was testified,
divorced Murdoch in New York
Oct. Ia, 1912, and another divorced
him two days later in Seattle He
married each under a different
name and had a few aliases 10
spare. He went to jail as Chris
1tian Hansen.
In her complaint Janet said she
met Murdoch through an-nld
friend and married him in Chi
leage a week later, June 3, 1912.
Wearing a majors uniform at the
ceremony, the groom was snatched
from their honeymoon train COM
lpartment by the-FBI at Bakers
field, Cal, she testified.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Easter Seal Sales
Aid Crippled Children

seal sale has been generous In
the past. II il hoped that the
urgency Of the times will
prompt the public to even
greater support of our efforts
this year.
"In addition TO the essential
effort In rehabilitation Of the
handicapped i'm normal times,
we are now facing the greatly
increased incidence of disable
meut due TO the stepping up OF
industry, aS well n the pros
peCt Of caring for the injured
soldiers and sailors.
while government planning
to meet these problems II al
ready under way, the experience
and facilities of the volunteer
organization will be greatly
needed"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Rdtions Enter
Court Decision

a petition by Mrs. Frank Bar
baro 10 restrain her night club
owner-husband from dlsposing OF
personal property and assets was
denied today by Circuit Judge
OHara on grounds that II would
impose hardshipS due 10 rationing
In refusing the injunction. Judge
OHara said that under rationinG
nobody would be interested IN
buying an eating place
After the writ was refused. Mrs
.Barbaro'S attorney had the bill of
complaint suppressed. The Bar.
baros have been separated three
years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

The tenth annual sale Of Easter
seals for crippled children opened
today and Will continue until
Easter Sunday. .A..
The sale Is sponsored by the
National Society for Crippled Chill
dren, TO support local, state and
nationwide programs for crippled
children and adults.
Funds derived from the sale Of
the seals help crippled children
To lead useful lives instead of re-
naming dependents, according 10
Mrs. Malcolm McKlnnon, preSi-
dent of the Detroit chapter of the
Michigan Society for Crippled
Children.
Announcing the sale Mrs. Nc
kinnon said:
public support OF the Easter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
JUICES STATIONARY

As a result some commodities,
such a. canned fruit juices. have
remained virtua ly stationary
during the last month.
II was stressed that there Will
be no wholesale lowering of points
but merely "Selective adjustments
OF slow moving foods and food
products.
Copies Of tho tables viii be
available 10 retailers. wholesalers
and professors at more than 44,0OC
local post offices on Monday morn
ing. the OpA said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
New Point
VaIueSDue


The OPA disclosed today that
late tomorrow II would make pub
lie new point value tables--one
for procesSed foods and one for
red stamp commodities such as
meat and cheese with minor re-
duc'ions IN point costs for some
products
The OPA explained that Sone
commodities had not been moving
fast enough from the retailers
shelves 10 the consumers cup
boards, Housewives. the OPA
said. have been buying the items
which are attractive through low
point values.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
APRIL POINT VALUES

The new tables, IL was eN-
planned. VIII serve a double pur-
pose. one side Will give the April
point values of proCeSSed food
including canine d. dried, and
frozen fruits and vegetables. fruit
and vegetable juices, soups and
baby foods.
The reverse side will hear, for
the first time. the point values Of
the foods rationed with red
stamps, including meats, cheese,
butter. fats, oils, canned fish and
canned meat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Buyers Stand
In Line but They
Deny Hodrding

Quite a few of the cuts Of meat
now residing in Detroit house
wives refugerators will not APP
pear At Sundays dinner table,
butchers predicted today as De-
troiters INDUCED in pre-ration
buying spree.
A spokesman for a large chain
store said that while there was
Ia supply of meat on hand, most
Of the choice cuts were exhausted
in yesterdays run on meat count
-eFs. Bat housewives were not
being particular in their rush 10
store up supply of meat over
the weekend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
The Miracle
Chicago Butcher Shop Opens
Full OF Meat

CHICAGO. March rs GNS)-A
meat shop opened on Chicago
northwest side today and created
an immediate sensation.
II sold meat.
Hundreds Of housewives formed
long. noisy lines before the shop
and police were needed 10 quell
several fights about who saw that
ham first
The store Is named The Mira
clc 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
No TNTSUAL RUN
Capone Aides Free on Bail

CHICAGO. March Is GNS)-
Charles CHERRY NoSc) Gioc and
Ralph Pierce, q muscle man Of the
old Al Capone gang, were released
today on bond Of $4,000 each
pending their removal 10 New
York. where they and seven others
were indicted on chatCcS of eXtor-
ton from movie executives and
eDpnIoNcS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
No Bean Soup for Senators

WASHINGTON. March %
GNSD-The traditional navy bean
soup was dropped from the menu
Of the Senate restaurant today
because of The shortage of ham
and rationing of beans.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

of fair play?
We got to
W on d ering
about it, so
we went down
10 the Crosse
lie Naval Sta
tion 10 see the
first all-pro-
I q $ s o n a |
W sting
s h oW eV er
staged there.
Our sea [
was directly
in front of a
section occu-
pied by En-
nire troops,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Car Carburetor Stolen

Harold L. Miller, a DSR bus
driver of 1900 Biltmore. is trying
to figure out why thief pried up
the hood of his car and stole the
lcarburetor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
z Convicted as Burglars

Sentences of ) to 10 years
were given 10 Ethelbcrg D'Annun-
no. .. of 1877 Lerou, Ferndale
and Leon Koechane. Is, OF De-
trolt. following their conviction
before Judge Donald Van Zile on
a charge Of possessing burglary
tools.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

BARRY chief Of international News Service re-
Gently returned from through the South Pacific
during which he and talked to of army
developed from that trip will be dis
closed Sundays and Mondays Detroit
Times Mr. Fars opinions Of Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
Jack Pickering
ere
and
% OW

If YOU were an Englishman,
what would you do if you saw
wrestling bout, as rassled IN
America. with the villain seeking
the referee in the jaw. pulling
his opponents hair, and violating
every rule of the British notion
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
ms Editor Bares What Our Pacific Chiefs Say of Jap Plans

Sundays Detroit Times will bring The
includes an explanation raonng by Michgans Prens
NJ. Brown, administrator of the 0Geeof Price Administration,
and place order
the dial
Nepr and unless yo order the Times IN adUaace
disappointed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
WIVES WAIT IN LINE


a packing t1oHsc near Severn.
Mile road. housewives were llnec
for a block around the building
waiting their turns at the com
.pany's retail counter.
eve have sold so much over
the counter, there II none left
for Wholesale" declared one of
the butchers
"a lot Of the meat they are
buying will 20 into refrigeratOrs
for some time. Our retail trade
was nothing until a week ago.
Now we can't keep track Of tho
amount of meat going over the
retail counter.
They're stocking up. That's
the answer"
THEY'RE NOT HOARDERS
But those who stood in line
yesterday disclaImed any inten-
ton 10 hoard meat
"You can't possibly hoard
meat when YOU have eight per
sons in your family" explained
Mrs. /. J. Blem OF 1867 Car
donl "All I want il TO get some
meat for the weekend"
Mrs Nellie Budris Of 9O3l Gray
ling. stood hopefully waiting for
her turn 10 get meat for Sunday 5
dinner when her two sons. Serv-
ing in the army, VIII come home
on furlouch
81 have been from store 10
store trying To get meat hope
I can get enough here. They'll
want meat. I know"
Two soldier guests, she invited
through the USO, will get the
meat Hattie TomaSzcZyk Of 1887
bought
II have invited soldiers sew
eral times. They eat everything
put on the table. 40 ! don't
imagine YOU could say I will be
stocking up on meat"
No UNUSUAL Run
Most wholesale houses Of the
city reported no unusual run on
their stocks.
eve couldn't stand much Of
n run anyhow" one said. I'VE
have just 80 much and II II was
all bought at once there would
not be much Of a crowd"
Biggest run AZ WholeSal e houses
was on lard. Freezing Of lard IT
retail stores caused many reStau
rants and institutions 20 turn r.
wholesale houses for their supply
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26
DO YOU
NEED
MONEY?

Take core Of those over
due bills without embor-
rdssment. Go 10 one Of
the many personal loan
companies whose an
nouneemeniS appear in
the Money TO Loan
classification Of Quick
Action TIMES WANT ADS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

orities. Read what he says Of Japan's plans
tates A.. . . about a possible attempt to out
lea r. the imminent danger due 10 lack Of
low unbelievably little Macarthur needs to
nsive. To get a irsthand, clear picture Of
sure TO read these two revealing articles by
'ticle by Mr. Faris will be one Of many newsy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

the highest military authorities.
to attack the United States q.
flank us via South America
unified command how IN
wage a worthwhile offensive.
the Pacific situation, be sure tc
Barry Faris. The first article b,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

\ 4 few more raSSling bouts and
, well have our British guests
thoroughly corrupted. Wen even
have 'em hollering, Break II
on" when rsssler gets his
wrist twisted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-26

In passing. I might add that
the show was a present TO the
boys from Eddie Lennane, and
arranged by Howard VAR II YOU
would like 10 spend a couple
hundred bucks. VAR will do the
arranging for YOU.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Fined. Jockey Wins
HnNeXf , Starts

The stewards Of the Detroit
Racing Association - and Detroit
racing fans, too know today that
little Johnny Deering means bust
ness when he gets aStride horse.
Not all Of them were too sure
when they watched the Detroit
born Jockey in the fourth race
yesterday. He took l.. !. Leppor 5
Porky out in front of the field Of
y 2-year-oldS, but after the geld
ING was caught in tho stretch
Doerng didn't seem 10 be extend
ing the youngSter In fact, the
stewards thought Deering eaSed
the long shot up 100 yards from
the finish
Because DcorinC might have
cost some fans chance 10 col
lect show money the stewards
fined him S25.
But the fans and stewards. too.
went home convinced that DeerinC
doesn't fool when he knows he
has a horse under him that can
win. Ac had two more mounts
and he won with both Of them.
DeerinC took the EllStrOm Bros.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
First TO Lose Life

II Gordon Euloe Houston is
listed as the first professional
baseball player 70 lose his life
IN World War No .
William John Hebcrt was the
first professional player 10
make the supreme sacrifice AS
result Of actual combat in the
current struggle He was
wounded N action on Guadal.
canal and died Oct 20. 1912. 4
native Of Stockton. Cal Hehert
played hall AZ Waterloo, Ia,
and Ogden Utah.
There also is contained In the
book a review Of baseball A.
Great Lakes with tribute TO 1t
Gordon Mickey CoChrano for
mer Tiger manager.
1T. Cochrane, former star
catcher of the Philadelphia
Athletics and manager az the
world champion Detroit Tigers.
aided in the Great Lakes phySi-
raj hardening program, says
ihe book and also served a.
battalion commander and re-
GENTLY was promoted 10 regi-
mental commander.
Besides l. Birdie TebhcttS in
group picture Of Waco Army
FLYING School players are lioot
Evers. Bruce Campbell sid
Hudson Buster Mills and Nike
Topovlch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10

received word that he had been
named 10 replace Charley
Keller. Yankee ou'Gelder now
on the casualty list.
y Dick COY the word just before
game time last evening IN the
Tiger clubhouse, an event that
called for a round Of congratu-
lailopS from his teammates.
Wakefield. along with Rudy
York and Harold NewhouSer.
other Tigers named 10 the
lunIor circuit squad viii leave
Detroit for Philadelphia Sunday
evening. Jack zeller, general
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Hens Take Split,
Losing in 18th

indianapolis advanced n within
A half-gsme Of the American As
ISOLATION lead last night 10y de-
fcatinC the ST Paul Saints, 7 TO T.
while the lcague-leadng NIIlwau-
kcc Brewers were idle
Louisville cut a game from The
margin separating them from
fifth place by defeating Mime.
apolS. -
Kansas City split with Toledo,
the Hens taking tho twilight open
ing contest. IL when SclnSo'h
held the Blues 10 four hits Kan
sas City came back in the night.
cap 10 win, 81. IN y innings
Johnny Whitehead. on the mound
for Toledo. held 40 load going
INTO the ninth. but faltorod 90
allow the Blues 10 tic the score
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
State Hero Honored

Among many fine photographs
in the hook is that Of Eugene
Stack. Saginaw boy and one Of
three who were the first play
ers 10 give their lives in tho
current war. OF Stack the book
says
opt Eugene Stack COR stack
owiack - he abbreviated his
name for baseball purposes
WAS native If Saginaw, Mich.
He entered professional base
hall in 1870 with the Lubbock
club of the West TeNaS-Nrw
Mexico League He was So
leCted nv the Chicago White
SoN for a tryout. However. In
Jan, 1871. he entered the army,
where he attained tho rank of
corporal.
His death occurred AZ I 80
=. m. June -. 1912, at MIGHT
gan City Ind. while resting
after pitching a night game for
his army team. the Fort Custer
Reception Center. Death was
attributed To scutate dilstion Of
The heart
"TwentN-three years old. 4
feet. ! inch in height, compound
weight. Cpl. Stack had prom
iSing baseball future ahead OF
him, and his untimely death is
deeply regretted by all who
were associated with him and
knew his fine character"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10

Col Teddy over mile and 4 SIX
teenth in the eighth race 70 WIN
the $1,000 New Corn Purse IN the
fastest time Of the m ing,
l@43 as, Just two-ffthS of a sec
ond over tho famed Myrtlewood' 5
record.
The i-ycar-old Sun Teddy geld
inc went 10 the front al the start
and was still pulling away at the
finish as ne steamed under the
line four lengths ahead Of Tex
llyCro. his nearest purSuer in the
field Of six Col Teddy paid $500.
Then DeerinE came back in the
last race 10 ride out w. G Jones
WeStneSia for = half length vic
tory over Dennis +. and a muluel
Of SIP he walked back 10 the
Jockey room with a big grin on his
face
Johnny Adams was tho other
rider 10 bag a double. He scored
N The first race on Sidonla AT IS
and gave a perfect ride TO Mrs T..
II Beezley'S Patriot 10 win the
s. 000 ROYAL Oak Purse by a neck
from Lady Waterloo in Ill %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Last Man Gpin 9th
Spells NO-Hilter
~ United rres'

Pitcher Oryal Grove today fur
ni>hed The New York Yankees
with a hundred dollar answer TO
the SCI Question regarding the
Chicago White Son sudden and
startling march through The
American League.
Grove. who has helped spear
head the SoN spirited drive
10 within half 2 game Of second
place, turned in the seasons most
brilliantly pitched game last night
as he allowed IN league-leading
Yankees only one hit after turning
them back without blow for So
innings and a 10 triumph
The six foot highlander. re-
Gently rejected by the army has
now won seven consecutive games
without a loss. Only four Yankees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Dick ID Make AIl-Stars for Many Years--$b'Neill

Philadelphia park shared by
the Athletics and Phlls
we viii have = full house.
the venerable Philadelphia base
ball man predicted
Shipc Park viii scat about
10000 for the game, which VIII
be played AT night.
Dick Sieher'. first baSeman,
was the only one OF Nack'S
players 10 hc named TO the all
star squad Whether York or
Siebert will start Al first m
Tuesdays game IS. Of course
not known Joe Mccarthy, man
ager of the American LeaCuers
viii name the lineup later.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
ChunnS 10 Meet
In Tennis Final

TWo HaTtrauCk cui> Chyr's
A. Copornicus Junior High School
meet for the district American
Legion Auxiliary tennis singles
championship tomorrow 81 3 p m.
Ar Belle Isle Stophanio prych.tko
12 and Josephine SmIlka j
Their playing career dates from
April. 1912 Both have the same
coach. Jean H0Nie HantraT0k
Park director S'eNh7nlo reached
tho final IN the state open event
AZ kInESWood last May where she
lost 10 Gloria King. also a. liam
tramck In turn she defeated
Gloria IN the Legion cast side
final
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10

neat 10 wears. Yes, u years,
maNbe more
r. va. D.Ncfil>vhn srooUed
Wakefield at Beaumont as
potcr'4. regular f.r tho Tigers.
u Was O.\aUU who predicted
that Noe Young oIWe'dcr wNI'd
hf t.c ra1uc pitching and 10
was 0Nol WHIP started the
Young man as a WgU'W - tde
HpsrfHg of iho SoPSon- so conf
dent WIS tho now manager of
tho Tigers hat Wakefield would
mako good
Fulfilling an Of III predictions
~ 0.Neill. Young Wakefield has
made good in a bis way, Be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
NINE OFT or II

Wally Moses tailed The game 8
only run i'm the first when he
singled. stole second for his nine
feenth theft OF the year. moved
alonC on an infeld hit and scored
on Luke Appllng'S fly.
The victory, Chlcagn.S ninth In
II starts. trimmed New York :
margin over runner-up Detroit 10
two and a half games The SoN
collected four hits of Hank
Borowy.
Rookie Allie Reynolds gave up
only seven hits for his third win
as the Indians slapped the Sena-
tors. So. The Browns broke ont
of four-came losing spell 10
dump the Red SoX. So Steve Sun
dra gave mp only seven Safetles
for his sixth success.
In the National League the
Pirates dropped the Dodgers four
and a half games behind tho IDLE,
p7Ce-Setting Cardinals hv regis
tering an Sd triumph
Cincinnati split with Philadel-
phia. winning the first game, rs,
and dropping the nightcap. 10.
IN II innings.
Cincinnati Pilot Bill NcKechnie
protested the second game when
he learned that Umpire George
Nagcrkurih had told Manager
Buckv Harris If the PhillleS that
he thought the game couldn't 60
any longer Harris then yanked
Dick Barrett and sent In May,
who delivered tho winning blow
No other games were scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10

manager Of the Tigers, also viii
60 10 the midsummer baseball
classic
Among those at Briggs sta
dunn who received word ~
WakefeldS appointment 10 the
team with more than ordinary
interest was Connie Mack
That's fine" said Mack,
chats fine. GREAT young
player"
PREDICTS FULL HOUSE
Mack declared that all box
seats have been sold for the
all-Star game. which viii be
played in Shibe Park, the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Could BE
Tigers
Says Mack

When here Toe Cronin said
that the team that gets hot will
win the American League flag
Are the Tigers that hot2 Cur
rently they look n. what With
good pitching, new-found power
at bat and extraordinary fielding
featS
Gould he the Tigers aS-Wcll
as any team I'm the league"
suggested Connie Mack.
The Tigers have won eight
games in l. starts
Hal White will pitch for the
Tigers against the Athletics i'm
a twilight game at Briggs
Stadium this evening. starting
at 6 o'clock. Russ Christopher
is Carded Ia fling for the As.
That's Somethin' all right.
all right" moaned Jo-Jo White
after Ned Harris fashioned las
hair tingling Shoestring catch
off Hal Wagner.
"Stupendous," Trout char
acterized Harris catch wen
win the pennant with catches
like that"
Wakefield VIII be bidding for
his Tooth hit OF the season 10.
night on his triple IN the lIsr
inning last evening. Dick slid II
feet head first into third. klck.nl
a great cloud Of dust from which
the young star emerged with q
wide grin on his face
II will he several DAYS before
Hoover will he available for
regular action. The Tiger
ShortStop il on the shelf with
an ailing leg Wood Is also
laid up. Joe split his finger Inv
practice yesterday and will not
be ready for a few DAYS.
Earl Mack suggests Richards Z.
a replacement catcher for DiCitc'
n tho Yankee stars knCC keep
him out OF the a'l--tar game
Richards Is a great catcher
Connie agreed with son Earl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Yank Protest
Is Ruled Out

CHICAGO, July William
Harridge, president Of the Ameri-
can League. has ruled out the
protest " Joe Mccarthy. mana
GER Of the New York Yankees. on
game the Tigers won from the
champions in Detroit. June so
Mccarthy claimed Joe Wood
Tiger infcldar had interfcred
with Joe Gordon m making a play
on a hat'ed hall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Pitcher Karl Sold
By B0soX 10 PhiIIies

BOSTON. July o GNS)-Out-
right SALE of ANDY Karl. riEh-
handed knurkleball pitcher 20 rhe
Philhes. was announced today by
the Rod SON.
Karl. who has been the property
OF the Eoston club since 1896. was
ordered ~ report 70 Louisville two
weeks ago but refused 70 60 back
10 the minors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Fighting Men
To Hear Game

NEW YORK. July . puPl-
The major league alI-S'ar baseball
game AZ Philadelphia July 10.
VIII be shOrtwaved 20 American
troops IN England and North
Africa. tho British BroadCaStinC
Corporation announced today
The soldiers VIII receive a play
by-play account cf the game, toll
lowed by dressing room inter-
views with The -0mreNtors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-10
Tigers Win 10,
Lose z, Tie |

The Tigers current winning
streak started when they won
the second game OF double
header against the Browns IN St
Louis, sunday, June y. Rudy
York exploded Two home runs in
the 81 Louis victory.
Since then they have won 10
games. lost two and tied one,
Thr record