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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-05
Clarence Smith
Elected President
RaWiiess Club

Harold (Popeye) Booker, Sumner
Field Homes resident and war plant
worker, is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-05
William Parks Buried

William Parks, IS, rs South Sec
ond St., died Feb. "a at General
hospital. Rev. H. W. Bolts Off
ciated at the funeral services held
Feb. 26 at Woodland Funeral Home
chapel. Interment, Fl. Smelling
National cemetery,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-05
Albert Burgett Dead At So

Albert Burgett, g, 1913 WASH
ington Ave. S., died February %
at General hospital. Funeral ser
vices were held Feb. 26 at Woodland
Funeral Home. H. W. Bolts off
ciated. Interment, Crystal Lake
cemeterv.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-05

Hear Judge William II. HASTE,
Y. w. C. A. Tuesday, March 3D.
Advt.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-05
THEY EXPECT US

The boys in the service expect
US, each and every one to keep up
the fight on the home front for
equality, justice and opportunity
for all before the law. We must
keep the faith.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1943-03-05
ZOOMED PAYROLLS

New payrolls have zoomed the
income of the Negro people to
new heights. Wise, alert mer-
chants and business concerns are
re-discovering the Negro market.
Exploration via the ad columns
of Negro press is profitable and
money-wise.
, 1943-06-10
Thanks From
Local 648

The membership of JAW Lo-
cal 64s wish to thank the officials
of the United Aircraft Co. for the
splendid party given on the open
ing of the new building, which
will be known as the Bolander
plant.
Over $500 employees and their
families attended the party. Square
dancing and free refreshments
were among the various attrac-
tons arranged for the opening oi
the new addition to the United
Aircraft.
Everyone that attended the
party had q swell time, and were
well repaid for the time spent II
attending the affair.
, 1943-06-10
Construction
Going Ahead On
Housing Project

Your editor wishes to report
that he visited the Dayton Mutual
Homes location last week and was
very agreeably surprised to see
the progress that had been made
in the last two months of the
project. The Dayton Mutual
Homes, as you know was started
and sponsored by a group of hard
working CLIO members.
Nj. M. Miniard of UE Local 801,
Carl Yenger of UE Local 755, and
Charles McGuerin of Local 81,
United Rubber Workers are on
the board of directors of the Day.
ton Mutual Homes, which is in
corporated under the state laws
of Ohio.
At the present time IS homes
are under construction, and "a are
under roof, and more are being
completed each day. In the next
issue of the Dayton Union News
we hope to carry a photo of one
of the completed homes.
For further Information, drop
into the office located at 140 S.
Main, ON the second floor, or
phone ME 1891 and ask for MIR.
Robert l. Pine who is the official
agent of the Dayton Mutual
Homes.
Several choice locations are still
available and they are reasonably
priced and easy to purchase.
Be American-Vote
, 1943-06-10

the provisions of the agreement
which stipulates that after set
periods of time, each worker is
reviewed for a wage increase.
The shop committee of Moore
Eastwood il doing a splendid job
for the members of their unit of
Local 1853, not only On the question
of wages, but also on legislation,
price control and other activities.
, 1943-06-10
Raise Farley
At Moore Eastwood

Wage increases ranging from
five to ten cents were negotiated
for more than 20 workers of
More Eastwood and Co. by the
shop committee, headed by Tom
Calm, chief steward. The wage
increases were negotiated under
, 1943-06-10
Myron Smith Endorsed
For City Commission
By E. J. Kraft, President UE Local 755

AT the membership meeting of UE Local 755 (Delco), held on
Sunday, June 6, Myron Smith was unanimously endorsed by the
membership as a candidate for City Commissioner He has also been
endorsed by the Montgomery County Industrial Union Council, which
is comprised of Go locals in this area. UE Local 754, Master Electric.
, 1943-06-10

-
has also endorsed Brother Smith.
We are urging every member
of the local union, and all CLIO
unions, to check their registra-
ton, and if they are not eligible
to vote, to take steps Immediately
to be able to vote. We must do
our best to see that "Smitty' is
placed on the ballot in the pri-
maries, and we must bend every
effort to support him, in order
that he may be elected as a true
representative of the working
people of Dayton. We know, from
bitter experience in the past, in
dealings with the City Commits
sion, that unless we are ade-
quately represented, we do not
receive the consideration that is
due the workers of Dayton. There
fore, we repeat, CHECK YOUR
REGISTRATION NOW"
Local 755 has almost completed
the ward and precinct registra-
ton of every member of the local
who lives in the city limits. We
are informed that some of the CLIO
locals have already completed this
task. To those locals, who have
not made the ward and precinct
check-up, we plead with them to
take the necessary steps to do SO
at once.
Myron Smith is an officer of
our local, and is serving on the
shop committee at the present
time. We know that "Smitty" is
a real union man, and will be a
true representative of Labor when
elected. Again we repeat, il you
are not eligible to vote, contact
your local union office or the
council for details.
Organization
Ed Hoist, chairman of the or
ganizing committee, reports that
the membership is increasing rap
idly. Last month was one of the
biggest months in dues payments
in the history of the local.
We are urging the women of
Delco who are not members of
the union as yet, to remember
that it is their duty to uphold the
wage structure in the shop, and
to protect the gains already made,
SO that when our boys come home
after the victory is won, we will
have not let them down.
In the next issue of the Dayton
Union News, the standings in the
organizational drive will be given.
In the meantime, we are asking
each and every member of the
union to sign up those workers
among us who are not members
of the union.
Are Won Reuistered?
, 1943-06-10

One of the featured acts of the
CLIO Theater Guild show on Tues
day, June 70, and Wednesday,
June %, which will be presented
at the CIO Hall at 9 E. Fifth st.
Introducing the Rose Sisters, a
twin sister act in Songs you like
to hear in the way you like to
hear them"
Organize Today
, 1943-06-10

Organize Today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Green Fees Up
At RdCkhan

Increased greens fees Al Rack
ham and Rouge Park golf courses
VIII be put into effect Sunday
May Q. the parks and recreation
commission announced today.
EI4-fsl-i $50, llt,,it-+ ~ r sck7srT1 wifi
be raised FROM - cents 10 81, with
al day playing privileges jumping
from 81 10 Sl.25. Twilight golf
after , r. m. VIII cost IS cents IN
stead of the present - cents.
A. Rouge Park. lS holes viii be
raised from 50 cents 10 - cents.
All day viii lump from 90 cents 10
s. with twilight golf raised from
a. ~ - cents.
This sets ne,g fees for al city
owned golf courses. Fees at
Palmer and Chandler Parks and
Belle Isle were raised from - 70
80 cents for nnc holes last month
COMMISSIONS Bernard y Lasky
who recommended the higher
rates. SAID increased operating
costs and expensive improvement,
10 city courses made the raises
ncc, sary
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Favor Columbus
In A. A. Race

COLUMBUS. April IS up
The fourth wartime campaign IN
the -422- 49, lA4t>tet,t-off tf1c Arrcr1-
can Association baseball league
opens tomorrow with the Columbus
Red Birds established as favoriteS
10 win the race.
The Red Birds. who finished third
last year and then went on 10 win
the playoffS and The Junior World
Series. were selected as the team
to beat by baseball writer's.
In tomorrow $ opening games.
Columbus viii meet Louisville al
Columbus; indianapolis invadcS
Toledo for a night contest; St
Paul Will be host 10 Kansas Ciry
and Milwaukee travels to Mime
apollS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
PITCHERS WORKOUT

Luke Sewetf tt7e Brownies man
accr, appeared with Jack Taylor
and Fred Hofmann. his coaches
They asked and received permits
sion for their batterymen TO work
out under the stands, where tho
relief hurlers warm up on bis
crowd days.
The same program IS scheduled
for this afternoon. The mayor
insisting the extra day Of rest
won't hurt his pitching arm, and
the governor. who viii catch. both
are planning 10 return. The band
and the parade and all the trim
T7TTTT-S VIII b6 on me program.
The fans will find beautiful,
BIS service sign painted on the
score board with a big 26. showing
The Tigers have more men in the
service than any other team. a
clock which Will be over the score
board won't be ready for the
opener. but viii be installed in the
next DAY or two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
PRAISES WAKEFIELD
"Wakefcld looks like a great

Wakefield looks like a great
hitter" Dean recalled pitching
against the new Tiger recruit in
the Texas League.
Tho now Brownie finger also
had a good word for SWbby over
miro against whom he pitched
II am new in the American
League" Dean explained. and
would prefer rot to make any
championship predictions. You
see, I haven't seen enough Of the
other clubs. know we che
Browns have u good, hustling
club that will win lot of
games"
Born in Arkansas. Paul is now
30 years old two years younger
than Jerome The Deans each have
a l50-acrc ranch within so miles
Of each Other near Dallas. Tex, on
which they grow cotton and corn
Paul also is interested IN a coop
craCc business ar RuS>ollNlle, Ark
Dcan hasn't pitched for the
Browns yet and didn't know If he
would sec action against the Ijg-
orS on The club current visit here
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
'esanSett
Protests
OPA Ban

PAWTUCKET. r. I. April Is
tUP)-Parking lots near Nara
ganSett race track continued 10
operate today after officials of the
oval postponed compliance with a
request from state OPA director
Christopher Del Sesto 10 close the
automobile stations.
Del Sesto asked track officials
10 close the parking lots In the
interest Of the national gasoline
program. But President
James f., Dooley Of the racing as.
ISOLATION replied in a letter the|
question was Of TOO much i'm
portance for a hurried decision
and asked for a conference
We have been denied rail-
service To the track, bus service
from surrounding cities and
direct bus service from Provi-
dence." Dooley said. land such
a move might force us out OF
business"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Dates Arranged for
Norris and Crimmins

Details. except for selection Of
alleys, arc complete today for the
Joe NOTTTS-tOhn CTImmlnS So
game city match singles cham
pionShip competition. They 20 at
Palace Recreation May y. -, %.
and AT Hal-DoddS May -. 20 30.
The $1,000 purse viii be split 60-40.
Evening blocks start al S o'clock.
Sunday afternoon al 2:30. Ar
rangementS call for 40 games al
each center. 1910 20. The match
was arranged after several prcvi-
ouSlv unsuccessful attempts 10 get
together over a fNc-ycar span.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Stirnweiss TO Take
His Army Physical

HARTFORD, Conn, April %
lUP)- George StirnwciSS, short
stop Of the New York Yankees,
undergoes his pre-induCtion army
physical examination here to-
morrow.
StlrnweiSs. up with tho Yankees
from the Newark Bears OF the In
tcrnational League. will either he
indicted Immediately or reioln the
Yankees AT Washington the fol-
lowing day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
AS WIN IN 18TH

Philadelphia and Washington pat
on the longest duel Of the year
battling through Is innings before
the AS emerged with a 2-1 win
A pair OF singles, a walk, a
folders choice and an error by
Gerry Priddy produced the As two
runs.
Opening tho National League
season at home Mort Cooper
pitched the ST. Louis Cardinals 10
a five-hIt, 10 triumph over he
Chicago Cubs. Brooklyn spoiled
the PhllicS' local debut by tri-
Al before 4291. A
homer, triple and single by rookie
Sid Gordon set the pace as the
New York Giants opened at the
Polo Grounds with an. 1l-3 victory
over the Boston Braves.
A Forbes Field crowd OF 1887
watched Pittsburgh open al home
with a Al win over the Cincinnati
Reds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Jersey Track
Adds Features

CAMDEN, n. J., April IS uNs)
- Distribution of 1943 stakes
blanks to horsemen throughout
the nation was begun today by
officials at Garden State Park.
At the same time, 1t was an
nounced the race track, which is
scheduled 10 get under way July
Z. was increasing its stake features
from nine 10 II with the addition
Of the new RancocaS stakes and
the Princeton handicap both of
which Will carry $4,000 added
money
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

moved 10 New Cumberland Pa
and Camp Lee, Va.
The, industrious will find
way 70 beat the law "a. A local
race fan, who wants 10 see the
Kentucky Derby badly plans 10
60 10 Cincinnati on the night
train and 60 from Cincinnati 10
Louisville the next morning.
Under the ODT order il is He
gal 10 make a direct reScrva-
ton The Derby Is presup-
ably being run only for local
consumption,
Allie Stolz, Outstanding New
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

Cubs originally was a Sailboat
fan before he went in for power
boats. Now he's back in the
sailing game.
Ensign Les MacMnchell the
miller from New York Univer-
Sity. is somewhere on the Allan
tic on active duty. -. Harvard
plans 10 give up football, but
Yale and Princeton hope 10 con-
tinue. o.. Camp Campbell, KY
is the fourth army post for Cpl
Billy Conn. Billy was in
Quoted AZ Fort WadSworth,
Staten Island ~. " and then
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Harder Lifts
Tribe Into Tie
For ID Place

Tn 1925 a tall. skinny 1S.ycar-
old kid was lost N sea Of - hope
u,S AZ the camp Of the Cleveland
Indians He looked as II a good
limo drive would tear him apart.
Yet today This same rookie, Mel
Harder. has embarked on a now
chapter of one of the most brilliant
Harder probably won't win -
G m cS this year his sixteenth
with the Indians but he may win
Is. Thus with "A good chance of
finishing near tho top i'm the Amer
lean League the Tribe is banking
heavily on every pitch of 33-Ncar-
old Hardor's right arm.
The 6-ioot NebraSkan started
foolnC with baSchallS when most
kids were playing with rattlcS, and
he learned 50 much SO well that
ne chalkcd up his l9Oth victory
and first Of the year yesterday,
4-2 over the Chicago White Soy
a triumph that lifted the Indians
into a Sccond-place tie with the
idle Browns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

got a Init as The BiSons beat Jer-
sey City IN their International
League opening game
Mayor Hague. sold So $50
worth, 81 tickets for the game,
bat am estimated crowd of less
than 10000 showed up. &C.. Bob
Coleman and George Kelly are
running the Boston Braves
whilc Manager Casey Stengel is
couValcsClng. Since Billy
Sullivan retired from major
league baseball I'd HanyewSki
of The Cubs IS the only NoIre
Dame man IN the bis leagues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
NATInNAL IEAGIE
AMERICAS LEAGTE

York lightweight, is in the coast
guard, stationed on Manhattan
Beach. Tommy Tucker,
Jimmy Johnston's lght.heavy-
weight, is a cadet in the navy
pre-fight school at Chapel Hill,
y. c. . and Jimmy Bronson,
who used TO manage Gene Tun-
ney, has two sons in service, one
in Ireland and the other in Aus
tralia, 80. Dick Bartell former
Tiger now with the Giants. has
played more than 100 games an.
nually for the last IA years,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

Note 20 Nick Londes- Larry
Atkins has the ropes OF his fight
ring .n Cleveland tapped in red,
Vh'e and biut colors . and
paris Tor the seconds in tho cor
ncr- painted IN the national
colOrs 49,. and AZ The beginning
~ fight card the arena is dark
cncd. q huge American flag is
dropped from the ceiling and
flooded win spotlishtS as the
anthem .e sung.
Adam Rcngoe.hca and Al Tn
scr. Tigers sent 10 Buffalo, each
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

e. Ed spent his freshman year
az South Bend
Paul Richards Of the Tigers,
catcher. was a big success as a
manager at Atlanta. So the
Crackers have signed another.
Al Lett, who was catcher
manager at WaycroSs. Ga
Bob Teller heads a gun crew on
a battleShip. To-. It. zig Helen
Jacobs. the tennis star. says
Being WAVE il the most
exciting thing that ever hap
pened."
p. *. Wriglcy. owner OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
TMcES Suggests EsNlN DINeS for 1875 ZOO SMggersO

PnEv Higgins thinks II is
more Of a poof poe.
Frank Fusca bats cross
handed Aher d. klfs fgucO> 10
Ns Pirates. g.. 10 explains that
nc adopted frC grip ~ he could
h.t ground balls bc,fer..... Food
1a'Ionlng ra, caught mp with
tre pre's.h0> ~ Briggs Stadium
Tho elaborate N.r'aaI Sct-
gU- ioI hungry TTo,- scrlhcs Is
oI' " ht'D 'n0 'Urf rHng
tua oaU base ra, doe Of
cheese adLIW4-.,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
By LEO MkcDONELL

Virgil Trucks, able young
Tiger pitcher. suggests q now
hunk Of jiye. TO be called INV
Baista Blues, and dedicated To-
SluEcers who cant hat the Row
dead hail. Branch RickCy
says Of the ball:
1T IL like hitting a cheap golf
ball. II goes speedily and with
power for the first 20 feet or 50
and then-poOf-it dies"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Muny SoftbsII League

An important meeting viii he
held In tho office Of the athletic
division. 5O4 Elmwood, tonight Al
$50 Managers and coaches with
players contracts arc requested 10
attend The league VIII start
Monday Nav TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

Class G. in the
opening d a y
schedule
Class & has a
20 year q & @
limit and Is 20
happens TO be
an age rig h I
now for Undue
ton into the
armed forces.
Only one team,
KolwalSki, was
ready last night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Additional Sports News
on Page 70

the good old Cardinal days"
Dean reported, land / am CON
fident II will hold up and I will
he Of some help 10 the Browns
In their pennant drive"
After two sensational years with
the CardinalS-l934 and 1935-ir
each of which he won 19 games
Paul'S arm went lame and his big
league Career pras-etit- short T..
He was sent 10 the TcXa
League and played with Houston
and Dallas and was then recalled
But his arm still troubled him and
he found himself back in the min
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

p r o W n s
pitching staff
explained as
h g bra @ q
n i m sc ! {
against a lob
by pillar at
l. n @ + o r {
Shelby, faint
from an ar
dtlouS an Il
strength sap
ping game of
cards i'm an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Probable Pitchers
~ United Press
NATInNAI IEAGTE

Boston Gaverv o-n A. New York tWh-
fE l.0I
BrooHtn ,Heaa LOO A. PhHadslrhs
tTndrtuv C-u.
Chicago tRtra.n l-ol A. St LOUIS
tNhlte 3d.
Cincinnati Rid<e Old at Pittsburgh
Grant 1-nI.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland a. smith o-0l a. Chicago
tr.sfr,. U.tr
rb s5eph8 tChrs'anher l-l a. wash
|nEf.r t'..r OH.
Sew YORK. ,P.nham o-oI a. Boston CDob-
son U.1H
So Louis 'HrungsVnrh l-oJ AZ Detroit
Bridge Oh. o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
BRIDGES HURLs

Tommy Briases-~iiilli pitch for
the Tigers with Al Hollingsworth
or Steve -SuUGTa ChuCking for the
Browns. Should Hollngsworth. a
left-hander. work, Don Ross will
be in right field for the Tigers.
making his first appearance Of the
season in the Tiger lineup.
New in tho Tiger lineup will he
three players-Paul Richards be-
hind the plate Joe Hoover ar
Shortstop and Dick Wakefield in
left field.
The Browns Will play here again
tomorrow. following which the In
dams will come 20 town for four
games. one each on Friday and
Saturday and two on Sunday
All games will start al o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
ON YOUTHFUL SIDE

There was little evidence Of age
as Harder, with some nInth-inning
aid from Jack SalveSon, held the
White S0X TO four hits.
The Red SnN spoiled Marius
RuSSoS opening comeback effort
by routing him in the sixth inning
and handing tho New York Yam
KEGS their first defeat Of the year,
81. at Boston before an opening
day crowd Of $685.. Tex Hughson
was reached for l. hits but man
aged to squeeze through for his
second win.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
No Class & i'm DBF
With IS-2o-Year Players in Service, Group TO Be
Absent on Opening Day, Sunday

Wartime manpower require
ments dip heavily today into Class
G Of Detroit Amateur Baseball
Federation. For the first time in
the % years Of the federation 5
existence, no provision Is made for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

New York n. 10 J. BOSTON ?. ~ 2
TUnln and Mast tohrmau ana Poland
Pittsburgh 3 10 q. Cincinnati T. 3 n
KHnrer. L8uung go. Rcsc.Euo 90 arr
Lopez Baker, starr, shoun 81 anc
Mueller
BROOKLYN a. g. Philadelphia ? :. ,
WYATT. Wcbhrr ~ and Owcr Rowe
Fucas Oh, Johnson tsi and Livingston.
ST. Louis. E, ~. o., Chicago. q. 3 n
" Cooper and W Cooper. DorrrEer.
F.mnE GF. R7r.u 90 and Harnandez.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Daffy'S Big Thrill
Paul Dean, Now Here With Browns. Says II Was
His Single That Won "a World Series Game
BY LEO MACDONELL

Paul Dean, trying a comeback
IN the big leagues, has more than
a hay remembrance Of winning
couple Of games from the Tigers
IN the acknowledgements hys-
terical World Series of 1894.
But that wasn't my biggest
thrill" the new member of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

when starting time came around
again.
The cla>Sman rule holds UP tom
porarily the eligibility of Harold
Beiln who yearnS 10 play with
Sgt Eddie Wittmacks Police De-
partmcnt club in Class a The
term applies 10 players from the
minor professional leagues of
which Bcjin is one. II was passed
by the national federation and
must be obeyed by all members
Three claSSmcn is the limit for
a club in Class A. WIttmack has
four, one a catcher. He needs the
catcher and also Beiin for first
base. Back in his Western High
School days, Bciin attracted atten-
ton by his brilliant fielding. II
led TO the SandlotS and thence TO
the minors Probably no DetroltCr
ever folded the position better.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28

at he DBF weekly meeting Brad
ford and JAW l54 withdrew. The
fourth team counted upon, Knights
of ST. John, did not file.
Officials will continue the class
III four teams enter before May 30,
the expiration date for elimination
But when the other clubs face
the barrier Sunday, Class c will
be missing The group went down
10 eight last summer a enlist
ments and employment conditions
cut into the rosters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
Major Lea que
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE
mes behind leader.
Tuesdays RESULTS

Boston 5. s. :. New YORK - 2
Hughson and Peacock Russo Donald 60,
Byrue 90 and DiCkey
Philadelphia .. : @, Washington 7 r
? 10 lnningsl Flores WON tl6l and
Swift WYNN Scarborough -tlAr Wagner
15p and Early.
cleveland s T. Chicago (. ?
Harder Savcson 90 and pesagrels Lee.
.NartzbrrEer -. Grove 90 and fresh.
ST. LOUIS az DETROIT. postponed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-28
KNOWS HIS STUFF

In 194l Jones Saddlcd another
Derby Winncr-W hirlaway The
patience and ability moon-faced
Ben showed with the wacky
"Whirly' Won him universal re-
spcCt among his fellow horSemcn.
Now he has a chance 10 turn in
another remarkable feat if Ocean
Wave can finish the run for the
roses in front Of Count Fleet who
figures 10 90 10 the barrier the
shortest priced favorite in Derby
history
Jones makes no predictions but
he was supremacy satisfied with
Ocean Waves victory in the Derby
trial
THAT was the best race Of
his career" he said. Its ask
ing p lot Of horse beat
Count Fleet. for he's real good
one; hut I wouldn't he sending