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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
100000
FIGHTING HORSEPOWER
goes into var b1Oductl0n tO17av!

This is mo "a powerful weapon of
war. Turbo.generator No. 7" goes into
action today in one Of the Detroit Edison
power houses. This brand.ncw fighting
machine produces observation-disclosures
horsepower.
No. IS" christening is nameIess, and it
willnever see action on the fighting fronts.
But No. u will help TO launch thousand
ships, dreadnaughts of the air, winging
their way to Victory across the seas Besides
big bombers and fast pursuit planes, it will
help build tanks and guns and shells and all
the other war material needed by our armed
forces everywhere. Its hundred-thousand
horsepower will be working night and day
on the endless job of turning out weapons
of war for the men in the front lines. The
Dow Magnesium Plant, which began oper-
atoms just one week ago. will require
10000 horsepower continuously, twenty
four hours a day, when in full operation
No. and other turbo-gcnerators will
help TO meet that demand
NO. - is one of the most complicated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15

and costly weapons of the war. In normal
times it takes two years to plan, produce
and install such a generator. In time of
war, the difficulty of securing critical mate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15
100000
FACTS
about mo. !" fur50- generator

about mo. 7" fHrbo- generator
Toto weight Of turbine and generator IS 1,l25ooo
pounds
The turbine rotor weighs more ihun IS tons and
spins o. 1900 revolutions per minute. Yet il is 50
deicoely boonced, ond The ports Of the turbine
so closely fried, thot eIeoronees between some Of
the turbine bodes ond the stationary ports omovnt
10 only seven.hundredfhs Of an neh
Seom Is admitted Of 9l5 pounds per so inch
pressure ond 300 F. Temperature. rs speed i
enters the first stose Of the turbine IS more Than
q thousand miles per hour.
A. fv lood Il will eoosUms 80 tons Of cool per
hour, ord will require 100000 gallons OF con.
deosng wafer per hour 10000 gallons minute.
The turbine bodes ore mode Of special chrome.
iron alloy, 10 withstand the high Temperatures
ond steam pressure.
The loreesi wheel Of the turbine has q rim speed
Of approximately 80 miles per hour.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-15

rails like copper, alloy steel, etc, adds new
problems No. 7 was begun q months
ago. Another just like it is on order.
The completion of No :" turbo.gen-
orator gives Detroit Edison a total gener-
ating capacity Of LOS 1000 horsepower
divided among several power plants. In
addition to these plants, the Detroit Edison
system is intcrconncctcd with power plants
belonging to the City of Detroit, the Con-
sumers Power Company and the Ford Motor
Company. All these power sources can feed
into a network or grid of power lines
covering ,587 square miles in this south
eastern corner Of Michigan. Users of cleo
tricity arc connected to this network, hence
any customer may be served from more than
one source of power This is insurance for
continuity of operation.
And 50 today, No 7" gives further
assurance insofar as one can be sure of
anything in time of war-that we may pass
through the emergency furnishing complete
service to all war plants yet not curtailing
essential electricity supply to any customer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Sea Scouts Haze DUN
Boat TO Learn Sea
BV GEORGE T.. VAN

them mainly through the efforts
of Avery Nacklcm. veteran De
troit yachtSman. Macklcm an Of
lcer in the Power SquadronS sold
the idea 10 Philip W. MCAbe OF
Middle Bass Island. q
Meade then decided the ship
over 10 the Detroit Sea Scouts tO
keep and care for a. their own.
This entaled considerable re-
sponsiblty 10 MaCklcm who is
just another hard-workinG guy
like you and me. The Sea Scouts
had the ship but needed money 10
buy rigging, money 10 buy paint
varniSh, Sandpaper. The needed
credit was obtained but now the
Scouts have approximately $1,000
in bills and need financial Succor,
as the saying goes.
Malabar VI is now i'm fine trim
The boys. under the supervision
of Macklem. and Commodore
George Schwarz. head OF the loca
council. did all, the work.
Any one interested in helping
in the work of the local Sea
Scouts Council Is asked 10 con.
tact Macklem at the Detroit
Yacht Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Claim Owen Bes

Best catcher IN baseball this
year. so eastern ScrlbcS say Is
Mickey Owen Of the Dodgers.
It's deserved trihute-fef a
gent who really had his lie
made miserable after that IA
nous dropped third strike
Chuck ChuckovitS the noted
Toledo basketball star has been
indicted into tho Army
New York will soc AN after
noon fight on June rs when Bob
Montgomery. the lightweight
champion, meet Johnny Greco
OF the Canadian army
Frank 'Dcacon) Socorv, for
NOR Tiger outiIelder, Is now hll-
ting .34S for the Milwaukee
Brewers, Of the American ASso-
cation
Birdie Tcbbeuy had this TO
say Of army life; Il know a
lot OF great and tcmpcramcntal
ball players who need six
months OF army life
Here = a horse 10 watch a.
the Far Grounds Clay hurne.
And d that one doesn't get YOU
enough cheese and crackers get
down on Glory Call next time
out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Run Scored From LIST
On Single Wins in 18th
Boudre au c atches
z Innings Tribe
Loses TO Browns

CLEVELAND. juno y ms
Don Guttcrldge scored all the
way from first base on = pop
single by Chef Laabs in the clov-
enth inning here today 10 give The
ST. Louis Browns their third
straight victory over tho Glove
land Indians.
The score was 7 10 6. and tho
defeat shaved the Tribes seventh
place advantage over the last
place Browns 10 one game.
The Browns took advantage Of
II bases on balls and nine hits
yielded by FIVE Cleveland pitchers.
Al Hollingsworth and George Cas-
ter, who pitched from the sixth
on, allowed the Indians IL hits.
Caster was the winner and
Allie Reynolds the loser.
Among the Browns blows we're
home run and triple by Nern
stephens. the American League 5
leading clouter. Stephens also
walked twice.
Lou Boudreau. the Indians
manager and Shortstop caught
the last two innings, pressing
himself into service after Buddy
RoSar was injured and Gene
DeSautels went out for a pinch
hitter.
Pitcher Jim Bagby replaced
Boudreau at short.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Forsyth Named
Lions Trainer

Charles T. Gus" Dorais. De
troit Lion. football coach. an
nounced Saturday the club would
have a new trainer for the 1913
season. He's DR.. Raymond ID.
Forsyth, an oSteopathic physician,
who will be making his second
appearance in the National Foot
bail League
Noted as an expert on foot and
leg correction, Forsyth was made
The trai~nr Of the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers in 1887, serving under Potsy
C.alk.
The association with the Lions
will renew relations between Do
raiS and Forsyth, who had served
as associate trainer for the Uni
verSity Of Detroit from 1884 TO
1886 and again from 1888 to 1912.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Cards Increase Lead
By Edging BUGS, 10
Wild Pitch Let's
in Winning Run
in Sixth Frame

ST. LOUIS. June II CUP)-The
81. Louis Cardinals increased their
National League lead over the
Brooklyn Dodgers TO one and one
half games today by defeating the
Pittsburgh Pirates, ! TO o.
A wild pitch by Jack Hallett OF
the Pirates in the sixth inning al
lowed Harry Walker 10 score with
the lone tally. Walker reached
first with a safe bunt down the
third base line and went 10 third
on a single by Stan MuSlal
Walker also accounted for two
OF the Redbirds six hits.
Halett allowed the Cardinals
five hits. Todays game gave the
Pirates 81 consecutive ScorelesS
innings in competition with the
Cardinals.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
AAU Track Meet
Draws Huge Entry

NEW YORK. juno 10 up
Featured by the American debut
of Sweden'S sensational Gunder
IIagc. the National AAU track
and field championships. TO he
staged AT Triborough Stadium
next week. today had drawn en-
tries from - clubs and colleges IN
% states.
Secretary Daniel J. Ferris re-
ported the huge wartime entry
list. which includes athletes from
% military and naval bases
throughout the country.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
IIRsT GAME

Totals - . n = Totals - q n -
'Raffr. ~ Lonfman IN seventh.
Ran for lombard IN sigh'h.
Philadelphia or 100 nm :
Sew York 10 600 600 :
Runs Murisugh Wssd@N. TrpIett.
H1,Asr OrenEo Runs tatted In Lon
tsrG. Brewster Orengo WasdsU TupIttt.
% NE runs OrenEo. Trpiett. stolen base
NsSt'' Double pisy Livingston ~
"IFfsuEh l@N IN bases New YORK
ta-t.- ft-~-r-.s---7tt AunE1 ~
Adams J.. ~ K.mtAH struck ou'-BY
Rove s ~ l.onrmsn 7. by Mungo ]
HRS or LohrmAn m innings on
HurET Tr Il inning IN AdAu@ IN
. ming ~ Rove q IN "a innings. N
ntsl n ID inning H' by pitcher
B' Rove RsrieHt. winning pitcher
Rove. Losing pitcher Lehman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
CLEVELAND
ST. ioI II

Totals 81 e 80 - Totals ~ i3 SO
-Bstted tor Dean IN sixth.
Ran for Seerev In ninth
tBattet for Ssymck In ninth
ST. Louis 400 100 00l ~ =
Cleveland 200 OO3 OO1 90 s
Runs Gutteridgs Byrnss /, Stephens
Chartak ] Gift l. Hockett !, Boudreau I.
SECRECY l. Kennedy J. Desautels !, Mack
Errors Laabs 2 Mack. Runs batted IN -
Lasbs 3. Stephens q Gift. Terrell, Boud-
reau 2 Secrecy. Ketner, Rosar. Rocco
Three base hit stephens Home run
stephens Stolen base stephens. Sacri-
flee hits Mack, Byrnes. CHIT Terrell.
Kerner Double plays Gutterdge 20 ste
phens 10 Chrstman, Caster 70 Gutterifge
10 Chartak Lett on bases--St. Louis IS.
Cleveland IL Bases on halls-On Sal
veson 4 off Holingsworth ?. off Dean {,
Off Poat 2 off Naymick 5. off Caster 2.
off Reynolds 2 struck out BY Dean e..
by HOlingsworth J. by Naymick g. by
Caster . by Reynolds 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

accr Gallagher too
Pittsburgh NcribcS are yclpIng
10 the high heavens over the Of
fetal decision given Jake La
Nn'ta over tho veteran tritIic
IlVIc. LaMotta received one
very ugly car over ms left eye.
II would appear. however
that Young KID Mccoy received
n break out OF the whole thing.
Mccoy last tight was last No
Nomber until ne stepped IN o
The ring against Johnny Jones
Of Pittsburgh Friday night at
IEel-4 T n rrff4tttll t--fftt
The nd looked very rusty
and admitted after the ight ne
might have been an easy target
for f-aAio'ta VINO ~rHv- brru &c
tive n the ring since Mccoy
entered The army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
State PublinX Meet
To Be Played Here
By VI. 4. DRTKFNBROD

The Michigan Public Course
tournament. usually played out
state. probably Will be held in this
vicinity this summer.
Jim Powers. president Of he
state association, made this an
nouncement al last week : meet
ing Of the Metropolitan Golf
Association al Warren Valley RE
is looking for course on which
TO play II.
Most Of the contestants usually
are DetrOiterS and Powers wants
to hCfd the tournament near here
this time 10 save time and travel
He plans 10 make II a 36-hole
rather than 72-hole event, and
play II on a Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Gen WinkIer Wins
Dye Catboat Race

Gen NVinckler won The first
race I'm the catboat class for
women al tho Detroit Yacht
Club Saturday outSallinE Sally
Champion Evelyn Rc1cnka and
Dot Christian The timing was
10 minutes and H. seconds
Doris NodnS took the only
Other race of thc day beating
Ruth Sinclair ilelcn Huber and
Dot frost by tho better timing
of is minutes and 10 SecondSr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Yankees Pound ;
Rookie Hurlers
Win Sd Straight
From As

PHILADELPHIA, june l.
lUPf- Three rookie hU,tr> two
OF them fresh from college, were
blasted for is hitS today as the
Yankees Won their third straight
game from the Athletics. IA 10 >.
Sporting the As a ihrce-run
lead IN the first frame the league
leaders kayocd Don Black in tho
second with an cIEht-run assault
featured by Charley KcllorS dou-
bic with The bases filed and
Johnny LindelrS two-run homer.
Tom Clyde. from Presbyterian
College, Clinton s. c.. relieved
Slack and was himself relieved in
the third by Bert KuczynSki. cap
tam # PENIS 1912 tO0ibdit team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
FURNITURE MEN TO GOLF

The Furniture Club of Detroit
Will hold its golf outing Tuesday
AT Forest Lake Country Club.
Annually one of the biggest events
here. proceeds again viii 60 10
the clubs chIldren'S welfare fund.
II will be featured by the Michi-
Can-Ohio match with Sam Rich
mond Flint. and Louis Tahashnlk
Of Detroit defending the title they
won last summer. Milton Mitten-
thai j. chairman.
Mondays pro-amateur tourna-
mcnt viii be held al Len Kolb'S
Edgewood course on Commerce
road The course is IN splendid
condition and a big turnout Is
expected.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

of them knew
were the ca
noes " h ic N
they "cruiSed'
aboard on IN
land lakes
That Is all
behind tn Q m
now and the
local council,
$50 Stron &.
have Nlalabar
VI. 50 70 o I
| h la c k hulled
schooner. and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

Senators Team
To Be at, Says
Connie Mack
By BOB MURPHY
(SPORTS EDITOR)

RAMBLING 49, Connie Mack
insists the team 10 beat in the
American League Is Washington
and NOT New York.
Washington is a natural Tor
night ball q a mes and Clark
Griffith right now IS arguing
unSuccesSlully with } u d & o
Lands 10 allow htm 10 increase
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Soccer Teams Play
City Cup SemifindIs

Two fast soccer games are N
prospect tor Detroit dcyotoes Of
tho sport q, Mack Park this Sun
day where ScmihnalS OF the city
cup competition arc scheduled.
In the first match at 30 p. m.
the huStllng iIungarianS meet the
DctrolterS. At 3;15 p. m. the
manipulating BavarianS who upset
German United last Sunday 10
meet the Northeastern Club and
should win because the latter out
m has lost many Of It's players
recently 10 service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

win over the previously unbeaten
Ali PaSha The French grappler
has six wins 10 his credit at the
Gardens and n string of others in
other Midwest wrestling bouts.
He will be- outweighed II pounds.
but still thinks he can beat Sexton
for another mat upset They
wreStle two in three falls.
In the Semifinal Hamtramck' S
recreation director, Walter Roxy
will tackle the rough going
Rufus Jones. Negro bad man, two
in three falls. Jack Reader VS..
Fred Carrone and Buck Lips
scombe Us Lefty PAGER are the
one fall bouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Irish Name Kennedy

NOTRE DAME. June - up
!. Walter Kennedy. Stamford
Conn. tonight was appointed di.
rector Of athletic publicity al
Notrc Dame University BY tho
RcV. Hugh ODonnell president
Of the university He will assume
his nc wdutieS July |.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
CINCI>>ATI
HIC AC.O

Tr'A.s IS - 81 /. TatA.s 6. u % -
Plated 10y hueHsy % ainf.
Bates for Crattfee I~ mini
pa'fet f.- FpIftrr .r r.rrr
Iran toy Hernandez in tenth
Cincinnati hnU uui 001 - 8
ChlUsEr 600 100 haO lH- b
Runs Ws.ts- Mccormick. MesneI tn
ton M'Ntr. CaNarrefts HscA Nicholson
&oykoff Lowity frrors Miller Asrlia
Runs hated in Frey. NCCgrWlCk .
&Uer. Ncvlkof LoVrey Home run
naIctz Tv1-uase n.ts walker AIIer.
Upton, Caysrrctta Three base hit,
Miner. Noyikoff. Lowret. Home runs
MCCORMICK stolen bases Miller. Meuio.
SActitIccy Hars Derringef pcupie
p.sF Wyse % Meruno Len IN bases
cincinnati Ch.oago ~ Bases on ia us
or Wander N'sf or IerriHEer
otf WISE struck olt Rg Wander Nee
g. ~ Shoan ! b. D'-rrEer , Hts
'ffs Na--tr~ HrFr f6 ~ In"'rgs ufi
HeIsser none, 100 'nrrg OF SnoHr
100 INNINGS ~. bfrruArr fn
.rr.rgs rff Prn . I- uo iuuIrg orI'Ct.4
'4 me batter 100 ninth. az WISE
Innings Passed pa. Nae''f VIM 1s
uf.Hsf Sr.u~ '"strA U.'rfsy -e
twpfres Dunn StsWsrt and NsgerI.rfh
TIM. e. Attendance tscf alb So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
RAY ALA COMMISSIONED

Ray Ala. former MGA star who
has been stationed AT the Crosse
lie base since entering the navy
has been commissioned a lieuten-
ant. Junior grade. and transferred
TO Quonset Point r. J.
1t. Stanley koWal. former
Michigan State golf star and a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Single by Frey =
NipsCubs in 11th

CHICAGO. June 10 CCPl
Eddie Miller romped home from
second base on Lonny Freys
single in the eleventh inning today
10 give the Reds 6 10 ; triumph
over The Cubs.
Miller had A permect-dav At
bat with FIVE hits. the vital one
being a triple that enabled the
Reds 10 tie the score with three
runs IN the ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

she's handsome yacht with a
long record of good performances
in such ocean races AS the 100
mile trip 10 Bermuda and IN local
regattaS and Mackinac races.
The Sea Scouts are indebted TO
the Detroit Power Squadrons for
their fine ship which came TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
NEC0ND GANF

TH'as % - - To,sI. 50 - ~
-haf's1 frr TAtfe7 mn rt'r
FaffHe frr ',e-rrsr-vrf Ir rf0fh
Bg'st f.v Nsr,Gso IN ninth
tBa''e1 f.r OfsrFo .r r.rtr
Ps'rf frr Adams In 0Irfh
'Ea0 '9r LOMBARD In ninth
~ i.as.rh.A CO. ;pn O03 =
Yea Nr5s 600 COZ 100
p.rt War'aurr : %ortNs, T. WasdrI
Eusty BArten MAYNARD or 2
F-r-f N1st Runs hAVsf in Brewster.
MAYNARD OF Bsrfsl Nortnfy. Adams
NRs0c. Home runs Msy nArd. OFT Bar
co.. Sarr.nte -Mancuso Teft o. bases
Nsv YORK : Philadelphia 10 Bases or
balls 90 Grrseagssr 3 cr Wiite ~
E.rts struck OUT rs Getheasssr . hy
WING 9, ~ tuChs HTS or Nr'us
Dee .n % innings ~ Adams m Ia
.-rlrF - GeTreausef In : ipnlrEs 81
FurFs m I inning Winning pf'chs
9er1fhusef Losing pitcher Wittig I'm
4.fes Gre'z. Balarfar' ard Rsstdor
Time 800 Attendance oP6 paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

member of well known New
York golfnC family, is stationed
al Crosse lie. One OF his brothers,
Matt KoWal, is a successful pro
and recently won the Hawaiian
open championship Anoth r
brother won the National Cole
gate medal several years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

Run Walker scored on NId pilch IN
sixth inning TVu-bsse nat -Geary Ilon-
he plays Fletcher 20 GFAry 20 Fletcher
Marion 20 Klein o. Sanders Geary 20 Gus
itne to Fletcher Bases on bsiis-Oh HAl-
is't l. On Polistt J. struck BY Hai-
lett ? bv Poils', 2 Wild pitch Hallett-
Left On bases Plusburgh o 81. Louis T.
i'mpirsS Rariick Sears and Pinelh Time
-of game 81. Attendance-3 032 tpaid h.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

Detroit Sea Scouts now have
a real Sea-golnE ship that matches
their hats and suits for saltineSS.
Before this season they were
forced 10 play boat in gymna-
Sums and the only ships most
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

Lewis list, at
the Arena Carr
d G n : Monday
evening
y @ G. ! a n 9
drew the match
via a challenge
he hurled at
the winner OF
the s ex on-
AlcCready bout
last Monday,
following his
Straight fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

the mum Der
OF nocturnal
c o n I q 81 y
q g uy
granted.
T hey say
Jimmy VIII
son = number
Is up as man
aCcr OF the
iaSt-piac ace
{ u b It
could 20 for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
use S -Four Men
Win Track Title
Continued from Page TwoN

ruined when Ralph Dewey was
forced out on the~>lN'h lap OF the
two-mile run
The Bear star vas one ~ the
events favoriteS bar he faltereG
badly when racing comfortably m
third place and then became III
and dropped out OF the event
jerry Thompson dlmnutlNo
University of Texas star won tho
tWo-milc easily in The mediocre
umc of 92qq.
Other individual championships
were taken by Elmer AuSSIckcr
If Missouri IN the shot put.
George Cast of Iowa State in the
iavclin, Don Burnham Of Dart
mouth in the ne-mile run,
Howard DebuS of Nebraska IN
the discus throw and Joe NnRlckI
Of Fordham in the SS0-yard run
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

Totals fh - INfat u q II
'Bared for rWocher IN ninth
Boston roo 600 OiO .
ErunKiyn 600 100 00Oi
Runs Holmes ? Csmiu Errors-Cs
ri WteteITanu Runs natted 10 Her
man Holmes Tso-bsse hit RYAN. Three
base nh Holmes Home nun Holmes
stolen base Vaughan. SaCrifice-Na shan
Double play DAVIS. Durochet and Camilli
IsG ON bases Pos'on g. BROOKLYN
Tasss on balls orr Barrett 3 SfrIck ont
RS Barrett . by Davis tmpirPS
Rtrr 1ords ard Coran. Time %. A..
tendance tO as psld.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Sexton Will Test
DeGIdne Here
On Arena Mai

Pierre peGlane. 215-p Gun
Frcnchman viii be the opponent
OF Frank Sexton, now No. 4 rank
ing heavyweight on Ed (Srtanglert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Win Two
From Giants as
Rowe Is Spiked

NEW YORK. June II GNSl-
The Philadelphia Phillies swept
both ends OF twin bill with the
New York Giants today, 3 10 2
and 10 3. despite rash of home
runs by the Giants in the second
game
a fourth = inning homer by
Coaker Triplett provided the win
ming run for the Phillies in the
first game Schoolboy Rowe
pitched SiN-hit ball for the PhlllieS
IN tho opener until he was re-
moved in the eighth inning when
spiked bv Mel OFT in a rundown
al the plate.
Buster Maynard. Mel or and
Dick Bartell each slammed out a
homer in the nightcap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13

Mike Mccormick. Cincinnati
outfelder. has fully recovercd
from a broken ;eg that bonched
him last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Dearborn Recreation

sundays games Royal VS. Scel
deus. a. last Retreat. DIX W. o.
Fordson Stadium Winston vs.. Tor
F0rd Field. All games at 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
NO DOWN PAYMENT
No Carrying Charge

You'll want at least
two of these great suits.
For work, for gardening.
for loafng-tthey'r re Just
the ticket, Sanforized-
they will not shrink
more than II. Smooth
her1,ingbone weave ma
terial that dirt doesn't
stick to, and Ing postman
blue color that doesn't
show dirt. Shirt with
two button-hap breast
pockets. And full cut,
well made trousers.
Shirt Sizes IA 10 "
Waist 70 10 %
Any Length
The Omaha guide., 1943-07-03
HOWARD STICKLES NEW
PRESIDENT OF AUXILIARY
FIRE AND RESCUE CORPS

Howard Stickles, 1912 Ames Ave
hue has been elected president Of
the Fire Service Club composed of
members of the OCDC auxiliary
fire and rescue corps, succeeding
DR.. E J. Daley.
Other new officers, who will be
lnducted at the next meeting of
the club July Z, are A. G.. Olsen.
APIS Grant Street, vice president.
2. 2. Eddy, 1861 Crown Point Ave-
nue., secretary; T. G. Howell. COG
South thirty-eighth avenue, treas
urer; d. W. Tromler, 27O1 Writ
Street; r. w. Moore. 371O Grand
avenue and Sam Schawrtz. Bill
The Omaha guide., 1943-07-03

The Willing Workers Club of the
Mt. Moriah Baptist Church, oath
and Ohio ST., will meet Tuesday
night July 9Th at the home Of Mr..
and Mrh. Walter Coleman 2420
Writ. A wonderful meeting was
held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles Speese, with a large attend
ance. Refreshments were srved by
tn hostess Mrs. Speese. The his
tory rally was very successful. The
club reported $4,000 to the Churcn
Sunday night. The President is
asking all members who haven't
REPORTED on the historical rally to
please report Tuesday night, July 6.
Mrs. j. E. Lindsay, Pres, Mrs
E, L, Crooms, Secy, Mrs. W. L.
White, Reporter, Rev. d. st. Clair,
Pastor.