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Evening star., 1943-04-04

Robert Eichberg opened the pa
rade of dollars in Techs Red Cross
rally, and when it was over the
contributions totaled three times as
much as in previous years.
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Is 1t Possible?

And now" said the druggist to
his apprentice, since you have mas
tered the names of the rs brands
OF candy bars you can spend the next
two weeks meinorizing the list of
tooth paStes.'
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Maret Students
Aid Red Cross
In Six Ways
Pennies and Dollars
)
For War Fund Are
Rolling in Daily
Prize Contribution,
BY DOREEN HURWITZ,
Maret School.

Small but mighty" is the way
Maret likes to think of its efforts in
support of the Junior Red Cross.
Our numbers are few, but our en-
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Riddle d AnSze,ers

Riddle Answers
l. Hi, voltage!" g. when are you
going to fall?" 3. You're a pane"
4. He was light sleeper. S. The
sooner it's out the better.
Evening star., 1943-04-04
BY UNCLE RAY.


About Two had Of Alexander
That Canadian explorer followed
Which named
also crossed the Rocky Mountains through British Columbia
Pacific
rank high
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Centralites Make Cookies
For Walter Reed Patients
Prize Contribution
BY BEVERLY EVESON,

Centals Junior Red
campaign More than $50
Reed Hospital and served to the
In November started enrolment
cent making
cards tor the patients St. Ezapeth Hospital
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Tech Operates
First Surgical
s. Girls Produce
1,4o0 Bandages in
Two Afternoons
Prize Contribution
BY JEANNE BARINOTT,
McKinIey High School

AS the first group of its kind in
the United States. Mckinley High
Schools surgical dressing unit is
helping fill the Government call for
Evening star., 1943-04-04
At Sea?

At Sea?
Neighbor-Well, and is your son
getting we'll grounded in school?
Father-Well grounded? Why he's
actually stranded.
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Riddles

l. What did one electric wire say
to the other electric wire?-John Ed
Sherwood.
2. In autumn what did one leaf
say to another leaf?-Ethei Trout
3. What did the window say to
the window glass?-Ethel Trout.
4. Why did certain moron sleep
on the handelier?-Vivian john
son.
5. Why is a pig in the parlor like
a house on fire?-Barbara Donovan.
Evidence
Harry dreamed I was in heaven
last night.
Chester-WaS I there?
Harry-Yes. That's how I knew
1t was dream.
Evening star., 1943-04-04

Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Star Pros. Will Play
At WatrOus Day
BY VI. +. DRUKENBROD

Al Watrous. veteran Oakland
Hills pro. who has helped put over
days" for celebrities in almost
every sport here. is 10 have one
held in his honor at his club Sat-
urday. July 81.
Replacing Oakland Hills round
up, club members plan 10 make
il one of the districts biggest
affairs. II will be in the nature
OF a war bond rally, with several
thousand dollars worth 10 be dis
tributed AS prizes.
Featuring the golf program Will
be a best ball match in which
Jimmy Demaret, Frank Walsh
and Joe Before. as well as Wat
rous. Will compete
r. O. (Dick) Mead heads a
committee of prominent Detroit
ers who will see that there IS a
fitting observance of WatrouS' IA
years of faithful service at Oak
land Hills. On the committee arc
Earl J. Cosgrave, Harry Taylor
Hugh Dean, Warren PeaSe Jr.
A. M. Wibel, Jack Henderson
Charley Houff and d. j. Hutchins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Police Athletes
Trim Two Foes

" TORONTO, July 1.-THE De-
troit Police athletic team today
looked forward 10 its field day
meet in September after scoring
an overwhelming victory over the
Toronto and Montreal police
teams today. Montreal was sec
ond and Toronto last.
Bill Watson. former Michigan
track star. was the highest Scor-
ing member Of the Detroit team.
lie won the high Jump. standing
broad jump, shotput, hop step and
Jump and the l00-yard dash.
He threw the shot 40 feet Is
inches, breaking the record of AZ
feet lis inches he set for this
meet last year.
Detroit's tug-of-war team won
the International championship
from Toronto Earlier in the meet
Toronto had won this title from
Montreal. last years winner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Off the Hook
JUDGES DECISION
.ON RACES FINAL
By LEWIS II. WALTER

really 60 in Toronto are hockey
and horse racing,
Those TorontoanS 20 for
hockey week in and week out
from October 10 May while
OMeara says that Toronto IS
the best racing center in Amer
lea
With one-tenth the popula-
iion Of New York. TorontO's
Woodblne track drew 27000
admissions and handled more
than S45O.0OO on Kings Plate
Day.
incidentally. when you hear
people here rapping horse rae
ing as impeding the war effort,
YOU should show them the pic
lures of the English crowds
jamming Ascot Heath.
And they have 10 ship in the
oats 10 feed those horses.
Mexican Standoff Turf Re-
leases Dockic lclockerS peg
this; Sherlock Cbad luck VIC
tim. ready 10 win cheap route
race; Lady Waterloo knock
ing ar door s.. 600 10 $1,000
claiming sprint Night Editor
(old and Shifty change IN riders
Won't hurN, Fergy Favorite
real cheap maiden. getting
ready Good Play Inconsistent
stable, probably a price,: Viz
ginia Rose tready for route
race with cheap company.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Department Of ConfusiN:
Some of the Detroit racing fans
don't seem 10 be hep to il, but
if race track photo finish men
run out of film they could hang
up A picture of Washington
crossing the Delaware for the
fans to examine after each
race, instead of the photo fin
iSh picture, and the result
would still be official.
All finishes are decided by
the judges Their word IS
final.
Showing the picture on which
they base their decisions is Just
an accommodation 10 the pub
lie, there is nothing in the rae
ing rules or rulings Of the State
Racing Commission 10 compel
IT.
Commissioner Downing
square shooter If there ever was
ono. gets 2 little tired of II all
when he gets a parade of beef
erS after a close finish such as
the one between PorterS Tea
and Bar {. Thursday
The picture looked a little
fuzzy on the screen, but casual
examination showed Porter'S
Teas nose in front Still
the losers continued screaming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
By EDGAR HAYES
The Greater Game By Ed
Bob Dickson Home From Pacific

ships and finally did - Bob says
the men in the subs are the best
fed in the navy.
Toughest time was when caught
by four Jap destroyers in a half
mile channel between two islands
Had a bad time of it but got
away. Now Bob's going back
for more OF same.
Look for Don Robinson. scat
back al Michigan 10 get invitation
TO All-Star game in Chicago in
the near future. He is an aviation
cadet at Maxwell Field. Ala. &.
Edgar Igleheart Jr. OF the Prince
ton polo team is at Camp Lee.
Va. his father reported on a visit
10 Oakland Hills last week He
expects 10 90 10 officers training
school before long.
Bill Hardy. Times sports writer
in the navy, Is now al North
J Africa. Bob Gurvin, another
member Of the staff now a lieu
tenant in the air corps, has shifted
to Gieger Field, Wash. Morton
Smith, the famed golfer, is now a
/ lieutenant at a basic training CEN
ter in Greensboro, N. c.
Forsty Peters, the drop-kicking
artist at Illinois some years back,
is a staff sergeant at University
OF Michigan.
Out of Is lettermen on the
University of Michigan football
squad last year IA are now on
active duty three are in the naval
reserve. one in the marine re-
serve. Five are in schools taking
courses that the army wants them
10 continue and three are waiting
draft calls. Those in active Serv-
ice are Capt. George Ceithaml
, Tom Kuzma, Don Robinson, Cliff
ford Wise. Don Boor, Elmer
Madar, Charles Kennedy, William
Pritula, Jack KarwalkeS, Walyer
Freebooter, Robert Chappuis, Rob-
ert Vernier.
In the navy reserve are jim
BrieSke the sensational place
kicker Robert Wiese and Mervin
Pregulman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

sys success with the T forma-
n ion nj Stanford in 1910 can be
ttributed TO the genius OF frankie
Albert, the two-tine All Amer
lean sensation. Shaughnessy says
that he decided 10 use the 7 only
after he had gotten a gander at
Albert.
There would have been no
r ut stanford II didn't have
Albert" Clark remarked later.
1.-The r depends upon one man,
the quarterback. Without the
right quarterback there's no
sense trifiing with It,"
Sid Luckman. the Bears quar-
terback, is the great artist OF the
r formation. He has been the
key to the~Windy City clubs inn
pressive string of wins in the last
couple OF seasons. Halas was so
concerned about the Bears quar-
terbacking that he hesitated 10
let Charley O'Rourke take over
the Job except for brief SnatcheS
10 spell Luckman-an and O'Rourke
is known as one Of the smarteSt
quarterbacks in the trade.
This IL O'Rourke's first sea
son with the r formation. and
you just can't learn IL properly
In one season, HalaS- said
"O'Rourke will need at least
two years before he can run
the r like EuckmAu does. He's
q brainy quarterback. but he
simply hasn't got the necessary
experience"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
(This column OF athletes I'm
service appears every sunday
and Wednesday in The Detroit
Times.)

Bob Dickson, Is, a former sailor
Of ca1hnalS al the pntEni Yacht
Club, dropped by the other day.
He is Just finishing up a 34-day
fuTlough and soon will be assigned
10 new sub. where and when is
secret between him and the
navy. Bob, now a torpedoman
second class. has been in the navy
four and half years, all of II
with submarines
Bob was ar Pearl Harbor, De"
q but the JapS ignored his boat
They were after bigger craft
Two days after the attack Bob S
sub was on IT'S way b. New
Years Eve they were in Toxic
harbor and tho next DAY they
accounted -feF-the fFS-ef three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

cargo ships .. later went 10 Vel
low Sea, where they got biz
ammunition ship went up
among the Jap islands and col
lected many cargo and patrol
ships-all by gun fire.
Bob handles 50-caliber ma
chine gun. Sometimes they were
so close 10 land they could watch
the people through their peri
scope.
Then 20 the Marshall Islands.
Got three cargo ships Laid
off one island for b days TO get
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Chicago Team
In 7 Games Here

The Chicago Brown Bombers
will meet Motor City Giants in a
double-header Sunday al DeQuin-
Dire Park. DeQuindre and Modern
streets. the first game starting
at 80 p. m. The BomberS are
former members or teams in the
Negro American League who have
taken defense jobs for the dura-
ton, playing every Sunday,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
War Forces Windsor
To Drop Sail Regatta

Windsor Yacht Club has been
forced 10 forego its annual inter
club regatta scheduled for next
Sun day. Harry McGladdery
chairman OF the clubs racing
committee announced Saturday
that the innumerable wartime re-
strictions make it impossible for
the little club, located hard by
Peche Island, to 60 ahead as
us usual.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
TopC|ubs Vie
On Amateur Day

Twenty-seventh annual Detroit
Baseball Federation's Amateur
Day at Briggs Stadium Sunday
is different from the % preceding.
Instead of exhibitions, the games
count IN the standings.
Both attractions. the first one
starting at 100, are natTalS,
One, the class A, pairs Virges,
league leader, with the worlds
champion Auto Clubs. The other
in class 3 brings together SANS.
defending champions, and Arthurs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
MGA Open Amateur
Set for Aug. IS

The Metropolitan Golf ASSoci-
atoms Open-Amateur tournament
will be held AT Rackham Sunday.
Aug. Is II will be a 36-hole event
instead OF the customary u holes
Individual competition will he
for one years possession Of the
Mayor Jeffries Trophy.
Entries close August 10 AZ the
Offices of f.. A. Atlas. 1902 Wash
ington Blvd. Bldg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
WOMEN PLAY TUESDAY

The only tournament OF The
season for the WomenS District
Golf Association will be played
Tuesday at Detroit Golf Club II
will be a get-together affair for
the women, most of whom now
are busy in various war activities.
Mrs. William l.. McGiverin,
president of the association. an
nounces that a 81 entry fee will
be charged. All the money will
go 10 some war relief agency
Prizes for the various fights will
be given by the district.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Yankees-Indians
To Play Aviators

NEW YORK, July II QNSlV
Led by former Yankee Buddy
Hassett, the North Carolina pre-
flight baseball team will meet a
picked team of Yankees and Cleve-
land Indians here in the second
game of double-header on July
%, when the major leagues for the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Highland Park Open
Next on Net Slate

Entries for the second annual
open championship tournament
under the auspices of Highland
Park Tennis Club must be filed
before July %, Jack Luke an
nounced Saturday. They should
be sent TO Hackett Fieldhouse,
10 Pitkin, Highland Park.
The event also has been eX-
tended TO Aug. | instead of clos
ing July 81. First round matches
are set for July "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

time 50 Joe Before the home
pro. can compete.
Before. who is engaged in war,
work. is in the midst OF a two
weeks vacation.
SENIORS HOLD TOURNEY
The state seniors will hold
their annual championship tourna-
ment at Detroit Golf Club, Au.
gust "a. For golfers 50 years
old and upward, it will attract
a stable entry. Fred Riggin OF
Pert Huron is the seniors presl-
dent and w c. Burton of Detroit
Golf Club. secretaryf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
BOB TALES
Frank Ledhy Goes Back to Notre Dame
System When Star Quarterback Leaves
BY BOB MURPHY
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Frank Leahy grid who braved storm Of
odine when abandoned the Rockne for the
formation last will likely return to the Fghtn Irshs ira
ditiona offensive pattern this fall
The South Bend hasn't changed his mind about the value
Of is
sacrigeous o Rockne
only good its quarterback and Leahy isn't
HIM
Angelo BertelH lad with the slngshot the boy
click Dame year. Indeed
the SQUAD last fall the big Leahy
10 Italian
handling indirect
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

make ii click,
has long been
pre- ae he'd by
the gtea { est
ex pohents of
the Gstem -
Georg4 Halas
OF the Chicago
Be ars a n d
Clark Shaugh-
messy of the
University OF
Pittsburgh.
& auphneS-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
rIRsT CAME

Totals ~ - IL Totals 30 81 10
sBatted for Klein in ninth
Bstted for Marion in ninth
fBatied for Munger in ninth
St Louis Os0 600 O0O-s
Pittsburgh 0i0 OH 30x-7
Runs Litwhilef O'Dea Sander Cosea
rsrt. Russell z VAnrobays e. Elliott.
Fletcher. Runs batted in-Brscheen 2
Cuisine = Klein DiNagRio. Elliott
Russell vanrobsys Two-hA.s hn-DI-
Maggie Three base hits Elliott Russell
plays- Brerhsen 20 Sander. Kurovskl a.
Sander. Walker 20 Sander % KuroWski.
Ist on baEss--Si. Louis Z pittsburgh 3.
Bases on bslls-On Butcher 3 OF Rrs
eheen =. on Krist Struck out-Ry
Brechssn 3. by Butcher 2 Hns--On
Breeheen IN innings OF Krist IN
= innings. on Munger ] IN Is innings
Losing pitcher Brechsen rmplres Con-
ian Barr ard JordA Time 20 At.
tendance testimstsdb 10 600.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

plays expertly, and his throwing
arm was constant added threat.
Now it looks as though the
marines will transfer Bertelli from
Notre Dame next fall. In that
case. Leahy is inclined TO think
he will Junk the T and go back
10 the Rockne system. His only
other quarterback is Johnny Luz
jack. o good footballer but far
from Rertellis equal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

on hlrl-
The Boy Wonder was popular
with almost every rival in the
league. He was friendly and af-
fable with the other managers.
The Yankees were the team TO
beat that season. and most of the
teams figured that if they
couldn't stop the YankS they d
like TO see the Senators do the
job.
Lone exception TO this benevo-
lent attitude was the Chicago
White Sox. For some reason
they had been immune TO the
Harris diplomacy. They didn't
like the Senators, and whenever
the clubs clashed the Sox played
their hearts out.
CAS- long as they feel that
way, there's no sense In being
ntce tn these guys" Harris an
nounced. "Come on, let's give
'em HE'LL"
So the Senator'S cut loose with
the most Ttriolic sort of jockey
ing. driving the Sox nearly frantic
with. their cruelty barbed taunts.
With the other leans in the loon.
however, the Senators continued
to behave like a group of visiting
diplomats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
PRO-AM MONDAY

Detroit Country Club will be
the scene of Mondays pro-ama-
teur, played under the Metro
politan system. The Country
Club is usually one of the first
stops on the pros schedule. but
the event there was DELAYED this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Giants and Phillie,
Split Twin Bill
New York Scores
; in Pin o. Nightcap

PHILADELPHIA July Y CUPl
The New York Giants scored
five runs IN the ninth inning Of
the second game with the PhillieS
here today 10 erase a 7-3 deficit
and win. ST. and gain an even
break after the locals had won
the first 2-l, with a two-run rally
in the ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Pirates WALTON
Leading Cards
In Both Games

PITTSBURGH, July IT CUP)-
The Pirates continued their mas
terry over the st. Louis Cardinals
today, sweeping both ends OF a
double-header. 10 and 30, maxi
ing IL four in row over the
league leaders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Upton Is Hit|ess
But Reds Win

CINCINNATI. July II CUP)-
Five runs in the seventh netted
the Cincinnati Reds n 6-5 victory
over the Chicago Cubs. Eric Tip
ton of the Reds went hitless after
hitting safely in q straight
games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
IGNORE BASEBALL

Don't Even Like A Winner:
Even though the Toronto ball
club is setting the pace in the
international League. the at
tendance is nose diving
Which prompts Baz O'Meara
Of the Montreal Star 10 point
out that the only sports which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

Runs Ryan Mccarthy O. Wi'eimann.
ipost Herman CsunUu 2 Giossnp.
Owen ? Errors Nf~teifnann- 2 tifo-rup
Galan owen. Workman, Runs batfed in
Vaughan 2 CamHh 3 owen . Holmss
Workman Wietelmsnn Kluttz Wietel-
mann tscofsd on owens wild throw IN
fourth. Two-base hifs-McCarhy 2
Owen, Herman Gioss0p Home run
Csmili Stolen bAsst-Vaughan 2 sAcri-
fiCeE-DsVis, Nshef Double BiaF-oWeH
20 Ciossop. Left on bases BROOKLYN II.
Boston q Bases on balls or Davis .
OF Salvo 2 OF doom Struck our Bv
Head : hy Salvo . nv MacFApaen
Hits or DAVIS 10 IN =, innings. Off
Head IN p innings OF Salvo in s.
innings off AACFByden 4 iu - inn -es
off doom z ~ innings wild pitch -
Davis. Winning pitcher Davis Losing
pitcher MscFhydvn. Jmpires - Maref-
kur'h. Dunn and Stewart Attendance
3,l7s actual Tine OF game-2 .Gs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
CanniNi' S Homer!
Defeat Braves

BOSTON, July II CUP Dolph
Camilli's fifth and sixth .homerS
OF the season enabled the Dodgers
TO down the Braves, Z 10 ), today
and even the series ut game
apiece. Arky Vaughan had per
feet day at the plate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
SECOND CAMP
81 Louis
PtttEourgh

lnthN % ~ ~ IOtAk 81 u 10
'BAttsd for Munker In ninth
'Batted fot Hopp In ninth
81. Louis 0OO Oni 010--z
Pittsburgh oil 600 0Ix--5
Runs-MusiAi z CoscSrArt Barrett,
Fletcher. --Fsli0n. Runs HATED in
Baker. NAnrohsys. Kurowski 2 Elliott
Two-bAse hits-Marion. Coscarari Barrett
Three base hit MusiAl stolen base
Baker. Double plays Cuisine 70 Fletcher
Munger N Marion ~ Hopp. Left on bases
81 Louis s. Pittsburgh 2. Bases on
hslis--oN Heberi I. struck out By Gum
bert 2 nv Hehsr T. by Munger HITS.
or Gumbsrt IN SIS Innings on Mauger
In - innings. Losing pitcher Munger
tmpires Barr Torda and Conan Time
i 81. Attendance--il 3s2 paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Important Player

THE NOTION that the T Is
close 20 worthless without an
especially gifted quarterback 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
New YORK
Philadelphia
0lU 000 900 I
ooo coo Oo2 ?

Runs Jurses Trpttt Adams Runs
hA'ied in- urges, Triplett CTuplett scored
on Wild pfcnI. TWo-nase hits Liying.
ston Northe, Home Jurrcs. sac
rf.ce hEs Wuek NurtauEh. Double play
stewart % Murfaueh Lett on bases
View York . Philadelphia II Bases on
mans or Nttic T. orr Adams J. of
C0nEer 2 Struck ou' r. Wlftc 2 b,
Conrer q Hts-OU NtuC In s, in
n.ngs ~ Corger I'M O innings of
Adams ] one M no inning tp.fehed 90 Two
haitersI. Niic pitch Adams Losing
pitcher Nittg ImpireS Pneh ana
Barlck Time ~ game 2 COO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
New YORK
Phiiadephla

Runs Eucker MedVick 2 OFT Nav.
nard urges. Gordon Murtsugh Northey,
DAhlgren MAY, Finley, Livingston. Dietz.
Errors--Jurees Maynard y Runs batted In
OFT Wtek Maynard Medwick JurEes.
BarteN Orengo 2. May. Rowe MurtauEh
Northey 3, Tripiett. Two base hit Med
wick Thrce-bass hts- Dahlgren, MAY.
Norihey Double playa Oreneo - Jurgts
20 OrenEo Left On hases-New York y
Philadelphia Bases IN baIls-On Mel
ton 2. on Satles I on Foetz 2 on Nath.
rwsCn m Rowe Struck out By
Nation bV Sayles by Lohrmau l. nv
COVE Hits on Melton 10 IN 8 innings
m Sa'ies I'M 7 inpinE on 4 Adams
. IN ] inning. 0ff Lohrman m ! innlne
~ Rowe 10 IN Z innings on Dietz IN
t.7 inning od Mathewson ! IN % IN.
ninE Winning pitcher-A. Adams. Lot.
ing Observation-Disclosures.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18

huns-Cavaretta. Nicholson ? Novokon
i,owrey, Frey, walker, Haas Wander
netr' Starr, Crabtree. Error 49, Miller.
Runs batted in--Novokor, Lowrey 3 Ne.
Cuilough, Frey. Walker 2 Marshall
Crabtree. Two-base hits-Derringer. starr
Ihree-b base nns-Lowrey, Marshall stJien
base-Haas. Sacrtfice-DerrinRer Double
play-frey 20 Haas. Struck out Py Der.
ringer 3. Bases on balls-On DerrinRer |
on starr 5. Passed ball Mccullough Hits
ON Derringer IN Ia innings, OF
Prim lpitched 60 one batter), on Warn
exc tpitched 20 two battersb OF Hanpy -
zwssRl q ~ ID inning, bn BuTf0WS 7 m
! inning, OF Starr Ia innings of
beggs IN Ia innings. of Riddle in
2-S inning. winning pitcher-starf. Los
ng pitcher Derringer. Left on bases b.
Chicago IL, Cincinnati A.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
SECOND CAMP

Totals so p y Totals 40 10 q n
Ran for Mancuso IN eighth
Battrf for Melton M seventh
fBstted for A Adams In ninth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
Polite Fellows

IF THE Washington Senators
cop the American League title
this year IL will be in part a
triumph Of the goodwill policy.
For the Senators haven't got a
Jockey on the roster. IL you dis
count the amiable chit-chat OF
catcher Jake Early.
The WashingtonS are going All
Hput 10 stop their rivals. but they
ave no desire 10 wound any ones
personal sensibiities. They don I
want 10 get anybody mad at
them. Not mad enough 10 make
an extra effort 10 whip them, at
any rate.
A LOT OF successful clubs have
followed the opposite strategy in
the past. riding the opposition so
numerically that the boys simply
blew up. Manager OSsie Bluege
differs sharply with this view
point He was one OF the young
Washington stars whom Bucky
Harris led 10 the championship in
1924, and Bucky's tactics in that
campaign made a deep impression
ov him
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
FIRST GAME


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'BHf'cd for COnEer IN nirfh
NTwo OUT when winning run scored,
Ran lnr Rowe IN ninth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-18
CHIC AGO
CINCINNATI


Rated for Stanky In ninth
eBatted for Merullo In ninth
iBa,ted for HaneyIewsh IN eighth.
sRan for Mueller In seventh
Batted for Starr In seventh.
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