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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
.Criimmins ADDS
To His Lead;
Norris Seventh
By MORT LUBY

CHICAGO. Dec. Joe Norri
OF Detroit. who Sunday was Sec
ond only TO Walter Ward OF
Cleveland in the standings OF the
preliminary shooting for the ma
tional match game bowling cham
pionship, showed an 1855 total
yesterday and dropped five notches
afternoon and dropped five notches
to seventh place with 1916 behind
group of sharpshooters who
gave the boys plenty to shoot at.
Norris games were 202, 1873, lS5,
212, 19l and 1873.
Phil Bauman turned in a neat
1172 for an lS-game total OF 1852,
while Fred Bujack churned
up an 1893 series for 36lS. Bau-
mans games were 1877, 1877. 246.
Dos. l72 and 1855. Bujack had lis,
1877, 20l, 1871. 233 and 1913.
GIBSON BEST
Therman Gibson had the best
Detroit series of play in the tour
nament proper, getting 1918 with
Dos, 237, 216. I'll. $50 and 20l
and boosting his total TO 1884 at
the three-quarter mark, while
Wayne Spaulding could do no
better than 1882 for 1882.
Johnny Crimmins continued TO
pour il on his two rivals in the
extra special attT1ction-the
81 900 purse-both Ned Day and
Connie Schwoegler falling farther
in arrears OF Johnnys frehau.
Crimmins yesterday shot 1886 on
games OF pol. DOT, 223, pol, 1875
and 209 for an lS-game total OF
1872. A total of 1877 pins ahead OF
his nearest rival
Day had 1856, increasing his
total 10 1915 with games OF
POI. 222. 100. 2O3 lS2 and 1913.
Schwoegter the champion, fall
tered again. turning IN A dis
appointing 1895 with scores OF
204 1873. 1913, 1875, 203 and l67 =
His total is 1918
LEADERS
/ Nelson Burton. 81. louis y!ss
Walter Ward Cleveland ISL
! pete Peterson Chicago III
George Young. New YORK 3aVS
I tur StutrE efirugo 80
I William Wellmhn. Findley Q a9eo
/ Joe Norris Detroit 5oto
! Frank BenkOyic. Milwaukee 1ots
1 Barney MCCOY. Chicago Seoe
Joe KisSon Cleveland 3sen
Mort Lindsey. stamford Conn 3sso
RAY Newton. Memphis Tenn. $3.50
Today will see the CONCLUSION
of the competition for the field OF
/ 100 bowlers, the high az then fac
ing a 12-game stretch 10 deter
mine the group Of Is who will
ioin with CrimminS. Day and
Schwoegler in the round robin
under the Petersen point system
T starting Thursday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

Although they are under lS years,
these Ecorse girls, who are being in
structed by John ZukOwsky, can match
the performances of boys on the rifle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

and ammunition can not he pur-
chased AT sports goods stores any
more gives one some idea OF what
DorCy was up against.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
READ 1T IN TIMES

drafted soon and I don't know
the first principles Of marks
manship," Dorcy said, "Of
course l had read In The Times
that rifles and ammunition
could he purchased from the
Defense SUNNY Corp. OF the
war department through the
National Rifle Association.
II also read I'm the Times
where the Great Lakes Steel
team won the Hearst rifle
championship of Michigan last
May at Olympia. ! also work at
the mill and II wasn't long be-
fore l was talking with Dave
Nickerman. Ernie Brousseau,
Dick Bowman, Fred Boomer,
John Zukowsky and other boys
who fired on this championship
team.
"Phey agreed 10 train our
boys and girls and a few weeks
ago we launched a rifle training
program at the Lincoln Park
range. At present we have n
class -of 80 boys and girls finish
ing up the course and there are
several crack shots among them
already. We also have a waiting
list OF l20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
RoHin' Around:
RoIIin' Around:
SALUTE TO SKATERS
PLACED IN NATIONALS
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Champions on parade,
We salute formally the city's
boys and girls who won first sec
ond or third places in the national
championships sanctioned by the
Amateur Roller Skating ASSocia-
ton and the Roller Skating Rink
Operators Association.
Here they are. with the titles
they won and the groups in which
they competed.
Senior pairs. first, Margaret
Williams and Billy Martin CRSR-
OA); senior pairs. third. George
Mugerlan and Audrey Schroeder
tARSA); senior mems figures
first. Bill Best second, Ernie Wet
tier (ARSAl; senior women's fig.
ureS. third. Eldora Best (RSROA),
novice womenS figures. first
NJ arg aret Williams tRSROA1i
novice women'S figures. third, Au-
drey Schroeder (ARSA): novice
mems figures. third. Fred Lettau
{ ARSA); novice pairs. first. Victor
Goddel and Virginia Madden: sec
ond. John Bowser and Jean
Omeara tARSA); junior girls fig
ureS, second. Nancy Lee Parker
(RSROA); junior boys figures,
third, George Bergln tRSROAl },
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Sports Board
Given Support

NEW YORK, May 20 up
DiScounting a suggestion that
representation from the pro-
feSsional field would introduce
commercialiSm, Prof. Philip O.
Badger OF New York University,
president OF the National Col
legiate Athletic Association. said
today he would advocate a three
man committee with members ot
professional. amateur and college
sports 10 guide the wartime future
OF athletics.
Badger expressed the conviction
in commenting on the proposed APP
pointment of the committee by
President Roosevelt. that profess
--tonaf ami college, sports constr
tutcd an equally important part in
the general sports Setup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

Junior figures. third. George
Mugerian.tARSAl.
That's the lineup for figure &<at-
ing. No Detrolters placed IN dance
In speed, winners are: senior
mems. first Harry LiRdberg sec
Ond. Norman Archer tARSA)I
senior women FIRST. Betty RoS,
tARSAl. intermediate girls. first
Louise Moore tRSROA); inter.
mediate boys. first. Dale Godfrey
third. Jack Joyce (ARSA); Junior
girls. first. Dorothy Law CRSR.
OA); junior boys, first. Jim God.
frey; second. Tom Allan CARSAD
Juvenile B boys. second Gene Bel
CRSROA);; juvenile b girls, second
Eleanor King tRSROAl midget
boys, first, wrence Wells
tARSAl.
That junior skate dance class al
Varsity Gardens each Saturday
afternoon at 4:30 really is packing
them in. Pat Tyla is the in.
structreSs. Numbers hunt goes or
Saturday night
Plans for the broom hockey
league al jefferson Beach Roller.
cade have been postponed unit
after the skate dance contest is
completed. This affair goes eacf
Tuesday and Wednesday nights.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
BEST BOWLER FEUD FLARES AGAIN
Morris, Crimmins bubble About Match
BY HAROLD KAHL

Who's Detroit'S hest bowler
That's been a burning question
here Tor years. II l. due 10 be set
tied once and for all when Joe
Norris and Johnny CrlmmlnS get
together i'm an SO-game home and
home match for $1,000 starting
with 10 games at the Palace Rec
reatiOn tomorrow Al s p m.
Ten more games are set for the
same establishment Saturday al 8
with two blocks al 10 each Sunday
At 80 and 8 p m The series will
be completed on tho same schedule
Al lIall-DoddS Recreation May 2S-
zg-2p
The match VIII reopen a feud
that has ilarod and cooled since
1888. There was a break when the
pair teamed 70 trounce Ned Day
az Ne-i Ais Ms, then match
game king. and Nelson Burton Of
s.. LOUIS IN an informal but money
Allan ~ the Palace $40 years ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Fife al Bottom
OF Prize LIST;
Krakow Champ

Paul Scribner Of the city tour
-nament champion kraknWS- is the
towns mum Der one bowling
prophet today until he miscalls a
count. lie said Fife would not
beat Krakow's 3O62 last night in
The closing Of the team event al
Great Lakes and Fife did not
George Holmes crew tied for
Hast place IN the money AT 2767.
Thurman Gibson was absent, Au-
gust Bamberg substituting, and
"Glbble 3 presence might have
made a difference.
Fred Breckle led on Gil. BAN
berg had 490. Chef BurkoWSki 5S7,
Emil Dimitrie SAB and Holmes 536.
The game scores were 953-926- 1888.
And so Dick krakoWS' veterans,
some Of whom were in the game
long before some members of Fife
broke into the vital statistics. re-
place Twentieth Century as the
new champion. Krakow hit its
1862 April 30. The event started
INBl II ID.
Lowest scores in the money in
the other divisions are Class 3,
80 Class G. IS: Class d. % No
team is eligible for prize money
that came IN without an average
and whose average Is not checked
Averages must arrive for check
IN the next few days. or no prize,
tournament officials point out.
At WY Walter Dudka gained
second place in overayerage
singles on 1853 from 670-21S-255-
1877. Top score N regular doubles
was llSS by Ray Evans 1856
and Clarence GrunSt 1922.
Al present 1886 Is in the money
in doubles and 500 in singles. In
the overaverage division one is
good in singles and l6 in doubles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Baseball
School
Has $3.50

Baseball may be dead today in
the estimation Of some folk, In
roIIment figures ~ Councilman
Rogcll, school indicate il IS very
much alive
With condiments still coming
n. the school has $3.50 pupils.
some Of whom VIII rise bN degrees
through the various classes of the
-. 10 !s.!s,I.ss,- .s;sa
Others 70 the minors.
Instructors prefer ncigbborhood
teams and are asking the organ
tiers 10 bring IN their playing lists
Saturday Age divisions are HIP.
1914. lIl6
The following cen'crs are In
use: JAYNE. Northeastern Algon-
GUN. Littlchcld. Atkinson, Rcd
ford Chandler Park. ST Clair.
Northwestern. Goldberg Stocpcl !
and =. University Of Detroit and
Dlucemdn
Balls bats and catching equip
mcnt VIII bo furnished
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
itYTouFney
Pin Standings
TEAM FINALS

TEAM FINALS
CLASS
Krakow Eve, 3G62 X p Engineering
29hs' Pops Cola 1886. Wolverine 1851
Pa mer PARK, 2sfs
CLASS "
Brass RAJ 2J2 Chr, sier 2s3 Ntamln
Queen. PSI Motors Pontiac, 27s Jewel.
Rauth. 226.
CLASS {
Ford 70 COS Casino Professionals 3tf
Marin. aid, Checker. 32e. Casino Ates.
3lZ
CLASS ~
Fra17Is 32- store clerks 900 1922
alT NDrLe Curf.es. SIC De soto Warren
Tool Engineering so Mok g Five. 2Sj.
not BLE~ ,REGt LAR
STANLEY Squers-N Walter Mack. 1908 Louis
Rssn-Fred Gsrdeils t27i. Fred Bujack
steve pl'No, 1856 Rem, Msrchetti-Diro
Puua 1926. A. Vac Is-Fyeret Nenx. 1928.
SINGLES
Joe PaV'ak zoo NcT Suddendotf 81
Frank Bishop, Sos John Gross 66t Forey
H.uch. s55
DoI BIES tONERANERAGF>
ROY Brow n-Hsr-y Moren 202 Robert
Proctor Jr Leigh Jones 1871: Loren Long
Fred Butler $50 Martin Str0m William
Grove III, Thomas sau,er Frank shii-
Ter. 10.
Frank Collins 1919 Walter Dudks, 1s3
Ted p3yid lbs. John Murswa, iAe, John
Harper. 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Hdgg Itinerary
Taking Shape

NEW YORK. May 20 (UPl-
The competitive itinerary of Cum
der Hagg. Swedish distance run
ner en- route to the United States,
today included two new tentative
dates al Chicago on June 70 and
Los Angeles July 3.
Secretary Treasurer Dan Ferris
Of the National Amateur Athletic
Union revealed that Boston had
also asked permission 10 feature
Hagg in a meet TO be staged the
last weekend in July while Pitts
burgh came in with a bid for the
weekend following the Chicago
meet.
Ferris emphasized that so far
all such arrangements were tenta-
tive with the exception of Hagg 8
initial appearaRee-at RaRdalls
Island in the national champion
ships on June 1920. The re-
maihdef of the program, Ferris
said, largely was up 10 Hagg.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Mat Giants 10 Meet;
Reinforce Arena Rinq

There Will be a heavy increase
IN the poundage Of wrestling talent
AT Arena Gardens Monday nigh,
and the ring VIII be reinforced
TO Withstand il.
In The main bout. WON Robert
Canadian champion 235 pounds
Is pItted against the Ukranian
star John Katan, 225 pounds In
the special bout Earl MCCready
OF Ravlna, Saskatchewan. pc
pounds. tackles Pedro Martinez.
Spanish heavyweight weighing 24O
pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

Linsdale This is a fictitious
college born in the nimble brain
of Frederick {. Matthaei.
Fred is one Of those fellows
who has little time for fun. But
when that item is on the pro-
gram he puts into play gust iuiSt-5's
much energy as he puts into
work. He formed LinSdalc, sur
rounded himself with those Of
Detroit's industrial and sports
world who feel the same way
about life, and from that point
on bcdlam rcIgned whenever
and wherever the Matthaei crew
assembled
Frank Butt was one OF the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
FrumE: BMf< To he Missed by Nlnny Sports Friends

stocked same with blooded cattle
and sheep The place VAS known
as "LinSdale Acres =
received a hurryup call one
day from Butt and Mitchell.
we have a great story, "
was told Come right out To
thr Nrw Center building.
We rushed in all out Of breath
80 discover that the pair had
just received official papers on
sheep. The name was 'LinSdale
Jenny and both seemed irked
that we didn't consider 1t a
great story
Butt was full Of life and fun.
OF him we can say, no man could
ask for a better friend No man
ever had a better friend.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Seek Baseball Scorers

Vacancies exist in the ranks ol
the Detroit Baseball Scorers As.
ISOLATION Those interested lr
membership are asked 10 report
at the meeting tomorrow night al
$50 in Detroit Bowling ASSocia.
ton offices, Detroit Recreation
Building.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
NOTHING HAPPENED

Norris and CimminS were sup
posed 10 form a doubles comblna-
ton that WoHid take on any pair
in the country after that There
was talk of matches with Adolph
Carlson and joe Snke, Of Chicago
and others, bat nothing ever ma
tcrtallIcd
Norris and CriwminS. however.
continued 10 20 along rs friendly
EnomLcz- thn iaInn4- a&- ran.a4H al
StIOh and the latter as member Of
PariSclcan IN The Detroit Times
All-Star Classic That Is until to-
day When MOTHS accused CrlmmnS
OF dllly-dallyng like 4 little kid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

charter members OF LinSdale.
Ills official title was Dean of
Traditions and Stuff"
Always IN the background,
sometimes going into Mysteries
over antics Of the others. sat
Butt. SO seldom did he talk that
~ Tyson, who. Ike Butt. at
tended Penn State College,
tagged HIM as "Lippy.' That
name stuck.
Butt became the official poet
and chief song writer Of the
college Although you would
never guess II from his solemn
look. II was Butt who thought
up some of the daffieSt and most
mischleVous stunts MatthaCl and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

poems about LinSdalc. on foot
ball trips this gang of men threw
open the throttle and really had
insane fun m a sane way
One OF Butt greatest loves
was football He followed the
fortunes of L. Of d. particularly
Close because OF has sfeab!ftehd-
ship for Gus DoralS.
Twas Butt. more than any
other man, who urged DoraiS 10
take the job with the Detroit
Lions.
III Gus ever gets the kind Of
material these pro clubs are due
10 have" I've heard Butt say.
'why he'll force the other clubs
10 impose a handicap on his
team"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

He was no king or president
or general. He was no states
man or industrial captain or
celebrity Of any sort.
He was Just plain Frank Y.
Butt. a quiet, sincere and gifted
man, who loved life and people.
Frank Butt operated on a
simple theory. If a person was
worth making your friend, that
person was worth keeping as
friend. Butt never strayed from
this set pattern.
That's why today those men,
bcrs OF Detroit's sporting frater-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Only ThreeC|ubs
In Majors Above
b.PIdyer Limit
~ I hiied Press

The major leagues face their
nayer-hmlt dcadhnc al midnight
tonight without the tear Of former
years when owners worried over
whether they were cutting loose Il
handful oi rockies other clubs
might develop into stars.
A survey disclosed today that.
due 10 The manpowcr shortage.
the issue THIS year is how-to huitd
Up 70 the Oman limit The draft
cniIStmcnls and a shift 10 war
industries has solved The old peace
r-rnc problem Of cutting loose the
extFr4~ A. the la-t Minute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Detail Team Leads
In Koppitz Match

Henry Staweckfs Detail has
a l22-pin lead for the first
half of the match with Jack Card
neT'S Koppitz of the Metropolitan
League. winning last nigh [ at
Palmer Park 2s90- 10 -2z69,@The
second half is at Ritter's Satur-
day night. 80.
Elwood Blake and Fred BHjaek
were high for StaWeckIS-team- on
500 and Cos. Carl Lennox led
koDDitZ on 800
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Share Of Fun

Bait us neither great
bowler nor a great golfer But
ha had his share 81 fun and good
fellowship out of both He was
vice president of McadoWbrook
and in line Tor the presidency
next year lie belonged 90 Red
Pun the Detroit Athletic Club,
the Detroit Yacht Club.
Butt and his luseparablc
friend Roy T Mitchell, bought a
farm over a year ago and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Composed The Sonq

The LlnSdalc College song was
composed by Butt. The following
chorus gives you some -ldeA-nl
his sense OF humor.
There's no Wabash River 10
run by It's doors
There's no Lake Cayuga 20
fondle its oars,
NO millionaire donor re-
models us Shacks;
Its still just a dream col
lcge
DOWN BY TIE TRACKS"
On and on il went Songs and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Thursday, May 90, 1913
RBOB TALES:

nifty who knew Frank Butt feel
deeply his sudden and -untimely
passing.
/ realize that in times like
these, with casualty lists pouring
in from distant battlelieldS and
war-inlcSted seas, mention OF
death becomes commonplace,
But somehow you cant see
man like Frank Butt go over the
hill without pauSlng 10 say
something about him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
U.M.-State Game Cancelled

EAST LANSING. May 20-Can-
Celed because of weather yeSter-t
day, the Michigan and Michigan,
State baseball game will not be
replayed. il was announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Sandal Notes:
Sandal Notes:
New AIiIDi
For Loss
dbf Homer

Catcher Jim Hogs Of Chevrolet
Cg4,> a mas q new one for losing
homer He blamcS the wind and
mud last sunday Al Northwestern
Ilogg slipped rounding first and
aea.n NJ second Running against
INC blasts took too much lung
I0Wcr. AZ third the CoaCher mo-
toned him home. Jim vas too
pushed 20 run another stop.
No scorer appeared for Bat
TALON I2's game last sunday.
hut Mr. Albert X. itanbrrg.
emergency substitute, reports
that II Walloped 10 by 20-2.
Ted Gcrndt of East Side Coal is
the only boy-manaGcr in Class D.
A. ono time he was connected with
house POI football al Southeastern
high School
Chef TIaN, who pitches and
first bases for kowalski in Class
u, j. the same fellow who played
halfhark last fall for Ham
tramCk. Pronounce il "Shy."
George PanzoG, the only Midget
catcher who over had a girl valet
3npcd from Battalion lis cham
pion,hip team 20 HaagS, another
u entry, this season.
Don NcCatty Of Hoffman In
Glass u II another pitcher-first
Aaseman. He had 10 strikeouts
on "A relief job against LAW
hut allowed IL hits.
OWhcn Frank Ovcrmirc Of Tho
Tigers appeared al last Tuesday
meetng. Bill Baby made known
that he had three for three of
stub one day when HillSdale me.
Western Michigan College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Still Wears Uniform

lIonuS Wagner. who >till wears
a baseball suit while coaching the
Pirates. VIII be 90 years old, Feb
ruaTN q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Mixed Doubles Set
AT Palm Beach Rec.

Joe AnCllcri will sponsor a
mixed doubles bowling handicap
tournament AZ Palm Beach Recre-
alton next Monday. the first squad
starting al 3 p. m. Reservations
can be made by calling UN. 3-6226.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

he hasn't named his pair Of drives
al Hall-Dodd, Is because he has 10
Try them out first and see which
TWO he likes knowing CrlmmInS
he's not likely 20 do that until
early next week.
MAY BIZ 10 AND II
lie limited, however. they may
be l3 and Il especially after hear
ing Norris didn't do so Well on
that pair IN the RainboW-ChrySler
All-Star match and teamed with
Fred Wolf IN losing 10 Chef Blu
kOWSkI and Therman Gibson in a
special iour-game match. In the
next breath CrmminS fired
why did Norris switch from
his pets, $40, 10 1914 at the
Palace" I'll tell YOU why. He
knows car hit $40 a. well a.
he can. And l still believe I can
do ~ well a. he can on 1914.
What's he going TO say when /
beat him on his own drives"
Norris merely laughed lie OK.
planned The reason ne shifted "a
1914 Is because the alleys have
been rc>uTfaced making conditions
equal for both CrimminS and him
self As for CrlmminS beating
him on his own drives" Norris
SAID
Johnny talks a good game,
doesn't he ."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

over has pair Of alleys al Hall
DoddS
That accusation burned Crim-
Minis. who claims the only reason
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

j is tragic he VIII not be
around next fan TO see Gus make
his pro debut
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Member of LinsdaIe

! knew him best through LinS-
dale College connections.
OF course, you know all about
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
PIRATES FACE TROUBLE

-Trr podeor, and Brave, had IS
ana 20 mou respectively The Cln-
csrrat Red, Chicago Cubs and 81
lou. Cardinals each had p the
.-v York Giants and Pittsburgh
p. tes each - and The Phils -
F-or7-i- fuoruod for tire Pirate
r. W their - men three pitchers
Nia< Butcher John Lanrnc anc
.trck Hallcu are m IA The Cubs
- men excluded Lou NOyikOG
mn -red Ju'hcldor who is on The
.~clg.hle list The Giants also
hitting wanpoWcI problem
-tar--- = ITJ1frUU- Reyes UP nom
.Irt,oy City 20 boost their squad
~ -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
Niqht Edition Code Key

The Detroit daily prints the Night Edition only the
OF horse experts the outstanding
bets OF the
The code kcy appcars Eight and Red Line
number corresponding IN each letter o the aao
appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT Is PRINTED IN CODE
he code follows:
A6t B37 Cs DIS FL F-Ii H-S6 I-2O 1888
kS SO g Q-87 R-5 S-S2 I-99
I'll VII IL
Gin this code key YOU dccphor tho OF
tomorrow appearing ONLY IN TIE NIGHT EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20

Co. ever perpetrated on unsuS-
peCtlng people
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-20
THREE ABOVE LIMIT

40 the rs clubs only three have
lore men than they can carry
Throughout the season They are
the Boston Braves and Brooklyn
Dodgers OF the National League
and The 81 Louis Browns IN thc
American circuit Indicative OF INC
times. the Philadelphia Pills and
the Detroit Tigers each have but
- mon on their lists.
We used To have 10 Worry
about cutting down, hoping We
wouldn't make "A mistake" cN-
pinned Manager Mel OFT % The
Giants "\ow We are worrying
.about how 30 build mp 10 the
limit
- =i7i.z=ii y UTrU rJ1
fire over thc limit The Glove
land Indians New York Yankee
and Boston Red SoX each had -
nm whlr the Washington Sena-
tor, and Chicago White SoN each
had - the Philadelphia Athletics
- Ud Tho Tigers -