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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-05-27
Hau,e( and Grele(

HANSEI principal characters in the by the
to o'clock the Macomb school
Clemens High school auditorium will be played
shown above dancing in the
lost More than 100 children
appear the directed by Lois Harper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
RaVaged Naples
BurieS Its Dead
CONTINUED from Page One)

oraz Naples by deprving of all supplies and all medical
help for the wounded.
Marnel reported that other large hospitals Naples
were equally crowded with dead and wounded. r..
Dr. Antonio de Cesare for many years prominent member
.pf the staff of Naples largest newspaper the Corere Napo
tod that the Germans seized the 100 walk along
street in Capua north of Naples lined them up against wall
and machine them in retaliation for the shooting of
German soldier.
In nearby Aversa carabine (poce) colonel said the
executed 80 caabne 20 civilians the
OF another German soldier.
Many Italians forced by the Germans dig their
graves the Campo Rea We heard
buried alive, but unable to confirm them.
Dr. De Cesare said the Germans hastily pulled of Naples
the night of Sept when Iays surrender announced
but returned days later when the Allies landed
the Salerno gulf rather than attempt force Naples harbor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Buildings Put TO Torch

They blew up and hre 10 tourist hotels, part of
Naples University, the bourse beer worksanythng that
happened to strike their fancy he said 1T wanton
destruction"
During that final week he said the Germans completed the
seizure destruction of all food and other essential supplies
until literally nothing left by the time the Allies entered the
city Friday.
Children and old became sick OF the lack Of
food and starvation deaths by the DR. De Ceare
said IF hadn't when did. don't know what
would have happened 10 the population of Naples"
With the water system fouled by sewerage waerhoe
the harbor attracted hundreds of They took
in Clipped wine bottles crumped buckets and broken
flower Wealthy ~eldFessed stood in
line behind barefoot penniless peasants
Two pretty, hungry girls talked out Of &C. ations but
told where could get lodging in small unchanged
hotel Registering with beds that had
The had carried off burned all
and sheets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Italians, Germans Began Battling

Then they got really tough with u.s. the journalist said
They told they at with the Italians henceforh
and that we had better be careful-Or else.
I'VE got tough Bands of Franc TireurS Immediately
sprang and virtual warfare existed between the Italians
the Germans Only few hundred Italians, that many
would have anything TO do with the Germans
THE Germans began systematic loOting of the shops
When they had taken enough they fire 10 what left
behind Several shops opened Italian passersby whom
they told take what they number of those who
responded then were shot by the Germans Ooters.
The Germans embarked their final rampage Of terrorism
Sept 26 the Sunday before the Allies entered Naples DR. Do
ftnEar aeaid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Ask for the
ABC Booklet

when You Purchase
Material in The Drabery
Department
In it you'll find easy-to-
follow, we'll illustrated m
struetions on how to make
slip covers for chair or
sofa, Hints and short cuts
that may save you several
hours work are also in
cluded. Ask for it on the
eighth floor Grand Rrcr,
Section A, the next time
you shop.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Chair S50.45
Love Seat s99.5O

A small settee with
two reversible at
cushions is covered in
a floral cotton and
rayon brocade. The
channel back chair is
covered in cotton tap
estry-it also has a
reversible seat cushion
and mahogany frame.
You could make a
corner of your living
room very coy with
this combination.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06

Learn HotU TO Use Soy
Beans as a HeaItbfnI
Meat Substitute
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Colorful Coverings Plus Good Designs in
18th Century Living Room Sofas and Chairs

Show your guests into living that invites comfort relax
alton. Make them feel home. You'll find few things
conducive hospitality than sofas and chairs that represent
comfort and good These but three of the many
bnations you'll find awaiting your selection Hudson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
ADMINISTER RUGS
You'll Find Styles to Suit
Almost Any Room
Not All Qualities at Etry PRICE
$3.50 to s94.5O

These 9x2oot will grace either modern 18th Century
setting with color and distinction Choose graceful plume effect
either blue background aove floral patterns for bed
living from notified effects in beige turquoise
coo Some all wool and C rayon few all WOOL
HuDsoNs-Eishb Eo-Farmr Bnadius-seti~ c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
COOKING
SCHOOL

Thursday at 1870
on the Tenth Floor
Ruth Graham, home econ
omist for Electromaster,
lnc, is guest lecturer. She
will show you how TO
sprout the beans and will
demonstrate tasty recipes
for their use. Bean sprouts
can be cooked in about 20
minutes by m o d ern
methods.
HSms Adti'ory BHrsaR
TSfb Fioor-Fdrmsr
SsetioH c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06
Chair s64.5O
Sofa $500

LEFT:
Note the graceful roll
arms on both sofa and
chair, the reversible
seat cushions, and the
dark mahogany ex-
posed frames. Make
these the center of
interest in your apart
ment living room.
Chair is covered in
natural colored cot
ton tapestry, the
couch in a cotton and
rayon brocatelle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-06

CLUB CHAIR s67.75 SOFA $40
The chair with the decorative gimp trim covered in sturdy
moh freze while the sofa with the three reversible
covered and rayon bocaee. The exposed
frame of each solid mahogany. Graceful lines make these
good selection for your 18th Century style living
EXTENDED PAYMENTS AVAILABLE
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Novice
Scorer
Kept Busy

Class + games in Detroit Am
ateur Baseball Federation afford
an arduouS probationary period
for novice scorers like &. r
Phelps
The Scorers Association usually
keeps newcomers in school for
a spell before turning them loose
The scorer shortage forced
Phelps 10 duty ahead Of time.
however, and did he get a work
out,
IN his FIRST four games he had a
total Of l62 runs
His first double-header saw
games of 26-l and $50
Yesterday he had ono 22-0 game
that lasted five innings
Next Catholic Central stopped
the Hawks 3i-o> making q hits.
Wesley Scarlet Jim Jackson
and Clare Whelpley veteran play
erS and scorers. believe no novice
evcr had so much 10 do in his
first four games a. Phelps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
DOck-SifferS Thrill
Joe Snays Winning Maneuver With Warrior Clear
Lounqers on Crosse Pointe Park Wharf
BY GEORGE f.. VAN

A large group of dock-sitters
who were lounging in the sun
yesterday on The end Of the Crosse
Pointe Park dock where it juts
out into the lake at Windmill
Point were talking about their
fright-of-the-Week today.
They had been watching three
ffty-foot sloopS sliding lazily
down towards tho mouth Of the
Detroit River. Suddenly the three
ships. which were the eight
meters Shamrock. Pntall and
Warrior were seen TO yeer of
their course and head straight for
the dock.
What had been suddenly a
peaceful scene was transformed
into an exciting display of yacht
maneuvering The dock-SltterS
expressed their excitement by
getting off the end Of the dock
with something more than
alaCrity.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Tioer Pitchinc Records
Crews do Race Again
In st. Hits Regatta

Judd Ross, amateur coach Of
the Detroit Boat Club crew, an
nounced today that tho Canadian
Henley AZ St GATHERINGS definitely
viii be held on the classic st
Kits course July D %. "a
The announcement came m the
wake Of Yesterdays Contra States
IntcrscholaStic Rowing Regatta
held ON tho Boat Clubs course
above Belle Isle Bridge in the
Detroit River.
Ross has been coaching Crosse
Pointe High School crews at The
Boat Club tins year.
HOnOrS were about evenly d.
yided In yesterdays event between
the three teams The Crosse
Polnte iuniOr varsity eight won
what TUNED out 10 he the feature
race when they came from behind
10 nose ou' EcorSe by four feet.
NNandotte was z poor third
The winning boat was made ur
~ Jules Hlebher Bill Cardinal
nate Van Osdo'. Bill Kerr Tom
FIackiock Charles French Frank
Burns. Joe Brackcn and Bot
Iobn
Crosse Poinie also took tho
u0'or varsity four which sur
rrIocd Ross who didn't think TIN,
group WAS ready Van O>d0l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

Burns. Blackjack. Bracken and
Tohln manned tho shell. EcorSe
took second and Wyandotte third
ECorSe varsity four. with part
Of last years great crew from tho
winning heavyweight eighth al St.
Kits Bob White, Harvey kro-
mcri. John Grcgan Cthe only new
member. Harold Narcott and
Johnny White beat Crosse Polnte
by boat length. with Wyandotte
third The Eaters chances Of
winning were lost when some Of
the boats rigging let 60
EcorSe varsity eight then COW
cred the mile IN 4.51, which Ross
described as one Of the fastest
niles ever made on the course
from the Detroit Yacht Club 10
he Boat Club by an eight. They
won by eight boat lengths Crosse
PoInte noSed out Wyandotte for
second
In a special race in singles
Russ Reynolds. Henley champion.
had more than he bargalned for
10 heat Ralph NICliotu former
Boat club champion, now m the
army. who was home on a fur
Tough Bob Spieger also came
our ~ retirement and. despite Tho
fact hc vas racing against beav-
los. The 15o-poundcr was up IN
tho running all tho way.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Build More Later

AT any rate soon the war
will be over I will build some
thing really attractive. Farm Is
good business but one has ~
work and he on 20 with clear
head and Judgment. | planted
this wear fruit. shade trees,
shruhhs. ornamental and fruit
shroobs over two thousand.
"Now YOU don't have 10 worry
about rationinE will build one
room which will ne preserved
for YOU Always for YOU And
the place i situated - pictur-
eSQulN
Il tell YOU artist could not
paint more ideal Home more
interesting. ] have my horSeS.
NV Dogs Cats and MANY pettS
among them.
"Nou know IN January ] have
automobile accident. Five weeks
In hospital, But am we'll nov.
Tough Too strong A. " looks
like ! am going n Washington
intelligence have hToug IA (
farm 10 perfect order - am
free now.
II am black A. a berry Sever
did feel better and happier m
my whole lUc All want j. so
have my friends around me and
YOU dear Loui are on list
number one
with m, best wishes always
YOURS " ladek
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
FALTERS N EIGHTH

He faliered a hi' In the eighth
and triple by JImm, Grant and
2 single by Guy Outright pro-
duced A second Chicago marker.
Then in the ninth. after Luke
Appling singled with ono out and
Joe kuhcl. left handed batter
coming up ONclll pulled Virgil
and replaced him with a SOUTH
paw. Harold NewhouScr
The strategy was a big success
and Harold disposed Of kuhel and
Turner 10 end the game.
In the meantime. Tho Tigers
had Carnercd three runs York
producing two Of them with pair
Of two-bagcerS.
In the fourth inning Dick
Wakefield walked and Core.d
later when Higgins doubled
Then after Don Ross vas xe.
tired Pinky came home when
Rudy blasted one Of ms two-ply
blows
Ross walked in tho seventh
and York followed with his second
two-baSer. Don scoring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
NED HITS HOMER

liarr> can he forgiven. lie TX
p.0ded home run that accounted
for TWO Of 'ho Tiger talhcs. Nod
homer of Bill Dietrich. came
while Plnkv higgins was on base.
Paul Richards and Joe Hoover
h7ued home runs. Joo getting a
tVo-bagCer one or three hts
oaEcod by The new Short,top.
Jake Wade loft handler and
once Of the Tigers. replaced
Dietrich in 'hc sixth re gave W
one run ba''ed home by Doc
Cramcr WIIdncSe kept Jake n
hot water much Of tho time bat
he squeezed out Of trouble on
other occasions.
Trucks like Bridge. was >hakv
as the second game got under
way yielding 'hrce hits and
nun IN tho first inning Pg' after
that Virgil was IN fine fc'iIe
For five consecutive innings he
turned hack tho enemy without
hit or q run only three mon
facing the smoke nall artist in
those frames.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Ali Teams Split
In Association

A full schedule Of douhlehoaders
in the American Association yes
terday left The standings I'M
changed Al clubs broke even.
Minneapolis took The first game
from league-leadIng Indianapolis,
81. The Indians Smothercd the
Mllcfs IN The second game, III
pounding FIVE Minneapolis huriers
FOR 20 hits
Johnny Whitehead allowed Mil
waukee seven hits A. Toledo Won
the first game - but the Brew
erS took the niEhtcap. l5-3
Last place Louisville doWned St
Paul. so. in the opener but IN
the nIghtcap 81 Paul won AZ.
Kansas City defeated Columbus.
30. IN the first game. but the
Rcd Birds doWned the Blues 6-3.
IN the second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Letter

Low Weinberg Detroit all
around sportsman has received
s most interesting letter from
hIs nal. W7adek Zhyszko. tor-
r7er wrestler and brother OF nc
more famous Stanley ZbyszKo'
Believing the reader VIII ap-
rebate Zbyszko's homelY phll--
osophv and with no thought OF
r,d,cule wc reprint, with per
mission Of Mr.. Weinberg lhe
1ricinal letter. -
II was written from SaNan-
ah. Mo. and follows
"Ny Dear Lou Ell i"r
rhapee I must tell about my
elf something better. As TO my
dear friend that YOU proved
after so many years. YOU see
the more I did see of life ana
world and people ! learned TO
cherish friendship a boNe All,
ALWAYS try Ia he loyal ana
humble 10 my friends.
"Now I start farm and slowly
am developing II into estate
20 far a. business Is concerned
his fall will sell, dayiy over
hundred dozend eggs alone ana
ether itomS. like friers. capons'
a. cetera.. which Will make very
substantial dayly income.
81 own pure breed stock,
Shorthorn and also milk catue
and am having calls. That
leave intact a. insurance as
growing capital. l leave to In
crease and all.
''The same way with sheep
Will sell about two hundred
hoggs this July. Am doing won
derful buildings for the stock.
live in tery old house hut nice
I redecorate and rcmodeied
little,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
An AstuTe Pilot

Goldberg is now being man
azad -h,-p Pate Reilly ar aStAie
hinder If fighters who plotted
Freddie Miller 10 the feather
weight championship
LaNofta has q date IN DO,
frolt July . with Young hld
Mccoy Il VIII take that lehs
for .iakeS eyes 10 mend
SGT Mccoy fought a battler
hv the name Of Jones IN Brook
I'm the other night and "hiie
thn farmer DearhOrnlte came
down with the duke his showing
WASH such that II would make
nm a favoritc over baMotia.
In fact Mccoy, after me
bout admitted being stale ana
satisfied with the poStponemenl
Of his init with LaMotta.
Mccoy better be AT his best
IaNottA Will be no Jones. a
Detroit FAIRS who have seen
Iarria Jake IN action VIII
fpctIfN,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
BLUE SMOKE CLOUDS

Blue smoke caused by the vocal
expressions Of all three crews
enveloped the deck of each ship.
All this came about when Joe
Shay. sailing Warrior, decided
he wasn't going TO sit out in the
lake and sec Ernie Crates Sham
rock win. SO he quickly ordered
his crew. a hard-hitten bunch
made up Of MaSe Rumney Jr.
Don Rutherford. Chef Cook, Paul
Gilbert and Fritz Scullty TO their
posts and Warriors Spinnaker
soon had her picking up speed.
As lecward boat, Warrior had
the right 10 huff up her other two
rivals which Shay did--right Up
10 the Crosse POinte Park dock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
TWAS NICE COURSE

Ideal weather prevailed on the
3l-mile course laid out by Char
ley Beck and Warriors victory
ended a dng-gong battle Sham
rock had been first al the first
stake on a close haul but War
rior held a slight margin after
the reach IN the second marker
AL three boats switched posi-
tionS constantly on the spinnaker
run home.
loot Gmciner sailed one ~ his
best races 10 come from behind
with Apache 10 beat Clete Well
ine'S NiteSSe, a sister ship. NeW
York 80. George Naumann's
Estrellita and Eddie WunSch'S
Mink in the racing-crulslnG dNi-
sion.
Other winners were Andy
Langhammers Rambler in the
cruising, George Flury.S R-boat
Lightning. Fred MaCkenSen'S six
meter challenge. Arnold Fuchs
Gamble IN the 6. Les Pcrrino. 5
Dipper among tho Is and Elmo
Orme Starboat, Finn
SINtNARIES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
tdyden Hopeful
For Pros Season

CHICAGO. June IA INS)-
Elmer Layden, commissioner OF
the National Football League, to-
day announced he felt confident
club owners would make every ef-
fort 10 co ahead with plans for
the 1913 professional football sea-
son.
He declared:
"If we need pattern for the
future we would have only 10
look at the fine job professional
baseball is doing. l think our
people think that now is the
time 10 assert ourselves, TO
show that pro football is deServ-
ing Of It's high position in the
sports world"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
RUN OUT OF WIND

This threw the race into Snaf-
fe and Shamrock and Plntail
came down into the river and
were caught under the Ice Of the
trees lust of the Marine Hospl-
tai which was Just where the
willy Snay wanted them 10 he.
In the meantime Warrior layed
away into better air ont into the
river and went on 70 win.
But Plntail sailed by Perez
Darnell. and Shamrock came on
fast and only II seconds sopa-
rated the three-eighihS at the lin
iSh Warrior was seven seconds
in front Of Pinlail. which in turn
led Shamrock by four. You could
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Hdgg 10 Make Bid
For 5000 Meters

HANOVER. y ", June II
up The application of Gunder
Uacg. Swedish distance star, for
the 5.OOO-mclcr run in the AAj'
track and field championships At
Now York next weekend was IN
the mail today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Md(ks Win Two
To Cut Yankees
Lead 10 2Gdmes
y, tinted Pres.

Cleveland Indians. who disap-
peared FROM first place in the
American League two weeks ago.
were found today m seventh
place. ono game away from the
door that leads 20 tho cellar.
Actually, me Indians Got one
foot inside Yesterday, touching
bottom briefly IN company with
The ar-dWelling s.. Louis
Browns when the Brownies won
the opening gave OF a double
header 81. behind biz Bob Mum
Grief steady hurting But the IN
dams got out of the hole IN he
nEhicap by winning p decl-
son IN 10 innings as JIM BaEby
checked the epic descent with a
neat seven hitter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
NATIONAL LEAGIE

Games behind leader
NFSTERDAN's RFSJIrN
Sew Tors e.F frIseeipr.s q
Cincinnati iu.l C~.raEr f-4
Pnttrurer 1o.f s. LOSS 80 tse.0~1
same called became ~ carkrsss a. sr0
~ y lnrIresf
Fos'rn 50 BROOKLYN ;
TODAN'S GANT
CirJrrs'i A. g. L01uF Boston a' F-0
-vv t-riy game Ec7sd-1iF7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
Bridges, Trucks
Beat White Sox;;'
First Double Win
BY LEO MACDONELL

Steve ONeill had a very pleas
ant weekend at Briggs Stadium.
thank you.
Highlighting the festivities@fhs
Tiger managers diary revealed:
Three straight victories over
the white SoX, which gave De-
troit the series. three games IN
two, and as of today undis-
puted possession Of third place
, In the \ merI lean Leagues
rOllicking race.
Punishment Of the Sunday
jinA-for good, II Is hoped.
Fine pitching by Tommy
Bridges and Virgil Trucks Sun
day after Hal Whites three
hitter Saturday. Sunday was
the first time Bridges had
started and finished this year.
Before 4 crowd OF 2S197 paid
customers. the Tigers swept 70
victory over the White Sox. S 70 4
and 3 10 2, Yesterday achieving
-tifett-frSt double triumph Of the
season
They previously had dropped
both ends Of twin bills on each
Of three SUNDAYS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
New Irish PubIicist

BEND. Ind, June "a
as. Walter Kennedy n
Stamford. Conn viii assume his
now position As sports publicity
director for Notre Dame UnlVer-
SHY July !, II was announced to-
day
Kennedy Is a Notre Dame grad
uate OF 1884.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
aiorLeaeue
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

IdTTIN IVITIIU IT0IITI
NFSTFRDAN'S RESULTS
DETROIT g. Chicago
Washington 1870. Boston 81
So Louis Ri Cleveland -
PhuadsIphs S-1 NeV Y.rr So
TonAN'~ GAVE
View York A. wash 1r'oH torH game
schsdu.c6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

Tigers
Sail to
Cleveland

The Tigers tonight journey by
boat 10 Cleveland. where they
battle the Indians under the lights
tomorrow night in the first OF
three game series Then the
Tigers return home 10 open with
the Browns Friday in twilight
contest.
Besides 2S.l97 paid, 1904
SprVicemen saw Sundays twin
bill, the biggest soldier and
sailor turnout of the year. The
crowd was about 1000 less
than that which saw the Tigers
and Red SoX play on a recent
Sunday.
For four Sundays the Tigers
have averaged over p 200 paid
clients, which Is considered good
after weather conditions here this
spring.
Failing To hit safely in II
official times at bat in three
games, Wakefield suffered a
rough weekend. With n SenSa-
ti0nal shoe string catch, Curt
right robbed Dick Of an extra
base hit.
For those playing in all five
games. Higgins led the way in
Tiger hitting in the Chicago series
with a mark Of ..57 lie posted
seven hits in 20 times UP. Craucr.
in four games. hanged out five
| hits in Ia times for .357 Hoover
had seven hits in - times for
.3lS. Wakefield hit $50.
Wood. Beaumont recruit. fill
ing in at second for Blood
worth, bagged single and
! turned in sparkling game
afield. 4 third baSeman, Wood
/ is working In a strange spot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
BRIDGES RENERSES

After being hombarded for SIX
hits and four runs IN the first
Two innings, Bridges, in a re-
m7rkable reversal Of form. went
on 10 pitch brilliantly in the re-
naming seven OF the first game. Z
hanging up ms fourth victory
against two defeats.
iio pitched the full nine innings
NJ the Tigers season opener IN
Cleveland and held the Indians
10 SIN hits but lost 70 Jim Baghy.
who allowed the Tigers only
three
The employment Of pinch hit
terS figured n some Of -Lnrap7.s
games A. any rate the gritty
Vol showed his heart again YES
tcrday
OF course four White Sox runs
IN the second inning were not AL
Bridges faul'
An error hN-Aed- Iialt+e- figured
IN tho scoring Bridges struck
out nine bstsmer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15
DODGERS SPLIT

BROOKLYN embattled Buns
came aeH-fEaHa- damaging So
defeat by Boston im the first game
10 win the afterpiece. 30. largely
on the strength OF Billy Herman
three timely hits, one a homo run
Lonnie FreY'S FIVE ringing hits
paced the Reds 20-hit attack IN
disposlng Of the Chicago Cubs,
1916 In the opening game. The
Cubs won the nightcap, Al
The league-leading 81. Louis
Cardinals encountered n furry Of
Is Pittsburgh hits and went un-
der, 1913 in the first game. The
two teams battled 10 a l2-innlng
A re IN the second game.
Ancient Carl Hubbell shook his
25lSt pitching triumph out Of his
long left sleeve as the New York
Giants took O. verdict over
the Philadelphia PhillicS IN the
opener. The Phillies mcorked 4
runs IN the ninth inning 10 win
the niChtCap, 6-3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-15

have covered all three boats IN
$50 feet as they crossed the line
al the BayyleW Yacht Club.