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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17
To Fort jackson,

Pfc. Merlin l.. NvSCuc has returned!
to Fort Jackson. S. &. after spend
ing a ninc-day turlnuGh with h.
parents and relatives. He is the son
"l Mr.. and Mrs. !. r. Ayscuc, of Wu
lima route >.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17
visit Mrs. Harness.

Mr.. !. y Embali, OF Townsville.
End Mis- Ml"nc kmball' OF Will
minc'cn. arc the guests of Mrs.
,im'yu +. BARNES, at her home un
y,,,,,r avenue.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17
Returns 10 Coast

Returns 10 Coast.
Pic. John r. Stewart, Jr. has rc-
turned 10 the ives; coast after visit.
ing friends and relatives here TO.
several days.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17
Tonorrow's Problem

nori"r: South. Neither s'i,
vulucrIhlNl
Following i.Srad" from South
o1 'li,. d~Il what Is \or,h's ha
r''H r. 'Ne J.. ''in- = H., hand
.l'1r., SIND. 'c tn.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17
4
: WITH OUR BOYS
IN SERVICE
To Fort Jackson.


1t. Charles NJ. Stewart has r.
turned tn Fort jackson. s. e. artcr
spending several days at his hom.
mere.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17

be glad to learn.
Miss Rcbccca DickcTSnr .r~rt III,
Weekend with hCr parents. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Roy Dickcrs n.
Alton Knott also spon' TIC wccs
end with his parents. Mr.. and MIS-
J. y. Knott.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17

bcrS "t the meeting and appealing to
them I" be present. ..
Buy War Savings STAMPS Oh Bonds
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-06-17

= 4 Stewart. VIII" has been quit"
ID - his horn" on s nth William
street. !. said To- hC showing some
"Ers Of Improvement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
BY 8 LENGTHS

BY ConScript just rolled along ~
finish with more than three lengths
10 spare on Mrs H. p. Bonners
Naldlna Paul, with Porter Rob-
ertS up. while the POL shot. Tre-
lawney. took down third money.
BY ConScript had previously won
the $1,000 Motor City Handicap
and the 81 500 Parents Creek Ham
dicap.
Adams victory on BY Conscript
gave him double for the day.
He rode the opening winner on the
program for trainer Grundy. scor-
ing with Gallant Hour, another
favorite.
This tied him for the DAYS hon.
orS with Cornelio Moiena. the VET
eran Cuban rider, who rode the
days second winner. FairCais. for
Mrs. G. G. Winters OF Detroit and
logged home in the last with the
favored Chaldon Heath, which had
been beaten is lengths in his last
start.
Form players received break
from four winning favorites,
headed by Stell. the odds on choice
in the third race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Otto Gains Tennis
Seminal Round
Two Easy Wins
Pace Favorites
Photo by international New. sound Pbot

Fred Otto Of 81. Pauls High.
seeded No. /, paced fayorltes who
advanced Saturday 10 SemIfnals IN
the metropolitan center tourney
al Tennis Club.
Otto'S two easy victories were
over Ray Fisher. so, 6-l, and
James Alexander. 6-l, 81.
Other second round results were
Alexander defeated Jerry Murphy
6-3. 6-4. EDDIE Matyslak defeated
Ar SkorupSkl. 60. 6-3; Bill Sayres
defeated Henry OStrowSki, O., 60;
Ken Mundie defeated Doug Selik.
81 Is I'll, Bill IA ffH4e%fttrttttr de-
fcated I'd Trehan, 6-l 60; Ed
Pochmara defeated Joe Skomski,
rs. o..
Other quarterfnal results were A.:
SayreS defeated MatySIak, 60, 6-3;
James Jankowski defeated Mundie,
6-3. as. "a KlineSmith defeated
Pochmara. ST. Cd, 6-3.
AL Hetczak gained the final In
the boys division with two VIC
tories, over Andrew Dreamer. 6-3,
81. and Roy Hoffman, 60. 81
Other Semiflnal results saw Walter
English beat Phil Applebaum. 60
81; Hoffman beat Dick Russell,
81, 6-3; John koliba defeat Mar
tin Shaw, As. Ga. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Continued on Page Five)
Chd|ky Wright
Forfeits Chance

NEW YORK. Juno : up
Chalky Wright forfeited his status
as contender for the New York
featherweicht championship today
when his manager. Eddie Walker.
failed to appear az a boxing conn
mission meeting 10 sign for title
fight with Willie Pep, the cham
plon.
Because ~ Walkers absence
the commission announced ~ had
no candidate 10 offer as a con
tender and that NiScuSi and Pep
were not obligated 10 recognize
Wright as a claimant for title
fight
NiscuSl was present as the com
mission ordered
Walker presumahlI-di d-HAt =
tend the meeting because Of the
possibility that Pep may lose 10
Sol Bartolo in Boston next week
before Wright-Pep title bout
could be arranged The New York
commission docs not recognize the
Pep-Bartolo fight as Champion
ship bout
Wright knocked out Phil Terra
nova last night in a fight which
was 10 have produced the out
standing contender Tor Pep 5
crown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

cause NJ nasal defect. -. Bill
plckey Of the Yankees will cele-
hrste his S6th birthday this
SUNDAY. =. lie was born IN
Bastrop La.... I'd Barrow once
turned down the presidency OF
the American League because
he liked New York too we'll to
move 20 Chicago.
, Pat Cuicl says that the aver
age golfer should never use a
hrassie unless the lie is very
good. use r SPOON" advises
the New York pro. =. Tony
Owens. vice president Of the
Lions when Fred Mandel first
took over the Detroit pro foot
ball team. Is now an executive Of
one Of the top talent agencies in
Hollywood =. Charley Chaplin,
who at the same time was sec
Rotary of the Lions. is script
writer for the Burns and Allen
radio show.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Wi(khorst Will Head
Navy Pre- flight Drills

WASHINGTON. Juno : CUP)--
Ii. Comdr. Frank II. Wickhorst,
one-time football star al the naval
academy and more recently line
coach AT the University Of Cali
fornia. has been appointed officer
in charge Of the naval aviation
physical training program.
WiCkhorSt Succee : Comdr.
Thomas J. Hamilton, whom he has
been assisting since the inception
Of the program Hamilton VIII
report for sea duty.
WickhorSt began his football
career in 1921 on tho freshman
team at Illinois. the same team on
which Red Grange and Earl Brit
ton played.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
WoOdford Lad
Eases in First
As Rivals Duel
nv United Pres.

Taking advantage OF p warm
pace duel between the lghtfooted
unchallcnced and the swift
Through Bound, A. r. Polocks
Woodford Lad steadily drove
Through the stretch today for n
narrow nose victory in the s. 900
Commonwealth Handicap at Suf-
folk Downs.
Sollure, who made his bid AT the
same time as the winner, took
second money as UnchallenGed was
third. Through Bound, firing badly
under topweight of 12s pounds,
was eighth as the winner raced
SIX furlong& in 1:12 IS.
Jockey Willie Turnbull rode
Woodford Lad 10 his victory,
which was worth $3.50 with the
winners supporters in crowd Of
1923 receiving $l040 for each
81 ticket.
Miss Dogwood. Brownell Combs
brsk-Stepping daughter Of Bull
Dog, hustled 10 a handy victory
in the $1,000 Steger Handicap AT
Lincoln Fields as the long shot
Daily Trouble closed with a rush
10 be second
Eddie tRocheSterl Anderson's
Burnt Cork was third as the win
ner licked off six and one-half fur
longs In ! 20 3-5.
Freddie Smith rode Miss Dog
wood. who earned approximately
So. 800 and paid S. straight,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Yenks Complain

7 The New York Yankees COM
planned that the Wabash Rail-
road refused the New York
club enough berthS Ia keep such
q hefty hero as Jumbo Bonham
out Of an upper. yet six sections
remained unused from ST Louis
10 Detroit. Milo Theodo-
reScu, Rumanian lightweight,
has been discharged from the
army for physical reasons after
a years service.
Madison Square Garden viii
house a one-rinE circus, Cont
mental style" this summer /.
Dick Bartell. who starts out on
the bench each year and usually
winds up with a regular job be-
fore the season is well under
way. is now playing third base
regularly for the Giants.
George Zaharias. form 2 r
wrestler and husband of Babe
DidrickSon, was turned down by
his draft board in California be-
cause he was over weight 1.
He has returned 10 the mat in
the hope Of getting down 10
weight =. He wants TO join his
brother. 1t. Chris ZahariaS in
the army Grenville Lands
dell, star hack of 1899 at South
ern California, is a fighter pilot
in North Africa George
SnrnweisS OF the Yankees was
rejected by the army because
Of stomach ulcers Stlrn-
weiss was horn just two miles
from Yankee stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Nose Victory Goes
To Woodford Lad

BOSTON. June 5NlJFf Wood
ford Lad. carefully rated hA Jockey
Willie Turnbul as JnchallcnGcG
and Through Bound burned each
other our in suicidal head and
head duel drove up swiftly ,n the
stretch % gam a nose Nctcry p
the 5000 Commonwealth ilandl-
cap A. Suffolk Downs today
SolbTc. who also made his bud
in tho stretch took the place while
UnChallcnced hung on 10 grab Tho
show award Through Bound tu
M had under MS topweIfhi n
Is pounds, finished a badly beaten
EShtn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Count Winner
By Is Lengths
For Quddrup|e

NEW YORK. June s CUP)--
Count Fleet, sleek brown colt
with wings on his hoofS, galloped
to greatness today with an
amazing 25-length triumph in
the Belmont Stakes 10 become
the second Quadruple crown win
ner in Turf history.
Running two rivals into
Belmont Parks brown dirt track
before they hit the first turn,
the 3-ycar-old champion from
the stables Of Mrs. John y.
Hertz sped around the mile and
one half course in , % Is only
three-ffthS Of a second off the
American record.
SO far back that Counts dust
had settled before they reached
it, came FoXCatcher FARMS
Fairy Mani hurst for second
money OF 5000 and Beverly
Bogert'S DeSeronto, who lost
stretch duel by three-qGarters
Of length and had 10 settle
for S2.50O third money.
Through his trlum ph the
Count won $50 $40 10 boost his
earnings to $3.50 300. He re-
turned 81 10 the minimum IN
New York State although
crowd Of 19 go backed tho
Count down 10 a 10 81 shot
by betting S249 SIC on his soft
brown nose out Of the S26l 1877
pool. There was no place or
show betting.
The crowd knew that II was
only a question Of by how much
the Hertz Hurricane would win
and the flying brown colt, I'M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Trainees Stress i

Horse trainers. like fight
managers. are prone TO make
extensive use Of the personal
pronoun - IN referring 10 their
races. II Is pointed out by A
Chicago turf writer :. The
scribe offers Don Cameron'S re-
port on Count Fleet IN the 1912
Washington Park Futurlty as
evidence 10 wit. I'm knocked
10 my knees Al the start. I'm
cut of twice after that and
lust when II looks like I'm
gong 70 win. a Cameraman
beats me- lie Jumps in front Of
me for a picture and ] shy away
lust enough TO let Occupation
YIN ny a neck for a S6o 600
purse
Among Joe Gordon'S holdings
is a 2OO0-aCre ranch IN eastern
Oregon, which the Yankee Sec
ond haSeman purchased out of
ms 1912 World Series money
and IS being managed by ms
brother O.. George + NooSel
Farnshaw. former pitcher for
the Athletics and now an officer
IN the navy. has been switched
from Jackson Naval Base 10 4
plane carrier IT Alfred
GraSSo. eN-Stahicmate Of Freddie
Red CoChrane Of the navy and
now assistant special service m
ficer AZ Waco Texas Army AT
Force field IS boosting CHUCK
HirSt. one NJ his boys ~ Waco
as = great pre-war prospect
HirSt is from Detroit &c.. Joe
Mccarthy predicts that tnf
Yankees will continue 20 be The
best double play and home rgr
team m the league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Pep Defends Title
AGAINST Sal BdrtoIo

BOSTON. juno : up Wee
Willie Pep youngest boxing cham
p.or n tro last 40 Years. stages
the tIr-t defense of hS Ncl0 York
conferred foathcrvciChi crow n
hero Tuesday and The odd-mskCrS
favor nm 10.to-s 20 finish IN front
over tto '5-rpurd route.
Challenging the Connecticut
Comets right 10 rule The ulc s
most lucrative elias, OF tho mo-
mont Sal Par'o'o tho Boston
howbardIor who lost 20 him in an
overweight match last April 9 by
single point
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Radio Rights Sold
For AN-Star Game

CHICAGO. June ; NGNS) -
Radio rights for the 1919 all-star
baseball game between picked
teams of tho National and Amerl-
can leagues today became the
property OF tho Gillette Safety
Razor Co. for $4,000.
The game. which Will be played
under the lights in Shibe Park,
Philadelphia. July Is, will he
broadcast exclusively over the
Mutual broadcastlng system net
work,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
PHILADELPHIA

Runs Hockett : Heath : Rocco / Rag
by T. Nalo 3. Wnlte 2 MAYO J. Errors
Mack Suder Wagner Runs hatted m
Tyack g. Siehert 2, Nalo l. Boudreau 2
CuUennine Rocco RoSsr Two base hits
Tyack. Hockett Boudreau. Heath. Rocco
Three base hit Rocco Home run Nalo
stolen bases Mayo beckett 2 Sacrifices
CuNenbine Mayo Rnudreau. Double plays
MACK Boudreau 10 Rocco. Suder "a Sic
bert Left on bases PhnadeIphia 3. Cleve-
land : Struck our BY BaEbv !. ny
Arntzen RAscs on balls on FaEhy 4
HIS or Bagby In 8 Ia innings. Of Nil
mar O in % innings. Losing pitcher
BaEhy Umpires Pipgras, Weaver and
Stewart. Attendance - 3 626. Time i Al.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
White Sox Win,
Take 4th Place

BOSTON, June 8 GNS)-Chi-
Cages White SoX took undisputed
possession of fourth place today
when they made 1t three in a row
over the Red SoX. Al.
Thorny Lee had yielded only Sin
SafeteS and pitched Shutout ball
until Tony Lupion homered in the
ninth. The pale hose made good
use of nine hits collected off Tex
HughSon and Mace Brown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Soccer Clubs Meet
In u. 5. SemifinaI

PITTSBURGH. June ) up
The Morgan StraSSers will meet
the Milwaukee Brewers IN a
western semifinal Of the national
amateur soccer competition al
Bridgeville Park this Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Report Hdgg
At New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS. June < CUP)
The tanker Saturnus, carrying
Gunder Hagg, was AT anchor IN the
Mississippi River off New Orleans
today. but the star Swedish dis
tance runner had not come ashore
at late hour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Maryland Yacht Club
Opening on June 20

BALTIMORE, June < With 50
new members. the result Of a
spring membership drive. the
Maryland Yacht Club nj Broenlng
Park officially will open the l943
season on June 20 a demonstra-
ton of coast guard fire boats and
other equipment Of this service
will be part of the opening day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Sparlans Edge
RrOncOS. p

EAST LANSING, June 5
Michigan State took advantage of
a pair of infield singles by Tom
Hi and Tom King and a pair Of
costly errors 10 score a 2-l victory
today over Western Michigan Col
lppp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

established IN
the mid tWen-
ties Mike
Jacobs Will
get S115O
tops for the
AnCott-Aru-
strong fight
June H.
Lulu COnStan-
in q, I h c
fighter. W a
re jected ny
skc army he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Tiger Box Score

Runs Hoover Crsmsr Richards Cs,s
2, spence. Prdd, Vernon 2. Runs hated
IN case Priddy s. Crsmer 2, Ross Errors
Two-base hits Higgins, Hoover. Gamer
Left on bsses-Detroit IL Washington =
saCr flee hf-HvAtt Three bsss t-s
puddy. Double plays Hoover 10 Hood.
worth 10 York. sullivan 10 Priddy 10
Vernon Bases on balls--On Nswhoussr a
of Gorsica 2 off Haefnsr Struck out
By NeVhOuser 2 by Wynn s by Haffner
1 HHf-OH Nsvhoussr IN sNfrnings 90
wynn IN inninEs Umpires-Berry. Rue
and MCGOWAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
OWNER IN NAVY

IikeaSnots victory was worth
81 $50 10 his Detroit owner. who
is serving in the navy and AT pres
ent stationed on the Pacific Coast.
Trainer A. G.. Wilson accepted the
floral tribute in his stead.
LlkeaSnot'S triumph was p shock
70 the betting public but the
form followers got II all back in
the next race tho Mackinac Handi-
cap when another Detroit-owned
horse, a F. Walls BY ConScript.
became the FIRST triple winner OF
the meeting
This was real favorite's COM
hination because Jockey Johnny
Adams. tho tracks leading rider.
was up on The son Of Pharamond
II and there was little question
81 tho winner from the time
Johnny shot BY ConScrip' - the
lead OF the SIX horse field until
the finish --
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
sports
'Gfif' Sees New
Attendance Marx
For Senators
By LEO MACDONELL

WAsHING-ON, June 3
Clark Griffith predicts THAT II
his Senator's continue 10 be ~
tre fight for championship hon
orS they viii SurpsSS a season
r4tnndancn marx of over 500 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
in 10 innings.
NFW YORK
IT TOT II

Totals 81 80 l3 Totals "a 3 so j.
Rated f0~ WpnsIoN IN tenth
Rated for StrnVriss i0 tenth
50 LOUIS GOO u20 GOO g
>pN York 600 ut0 0Hl 4.
F4ua-C4t'r~dre T. prr0ee 81 Fcfrrl
Keller j. johnson 3. Errors Weather.
Sears Gordon E'fev Runs hatipd .u
Prru.s Laahs WersIoff Keller, Homo
rln Roller stolen base fnte... Sart-
ftrs N.cEtHuL stephens Len on bases
N-W Nn.k e. ST. Louis Bases Dg
balls or Wsns'ou or $iEEcHrC
struck OUT bt Wenslcf D. rN NlgEcNnC
We pitches NiEEeunr Wensofi I'm.
ri-es pemrr. and Hubbard. Time .51
Attendance e-a paid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Senators Win, 6-33,
Drop Tigers to Sd
OutfeId Slips
and Corsica S
Walks Costly
Nv LFo MACDoNELL

WASHINGTON. June 3 Tho
combined incGIclcncy Of Johnny
Gor>ice'S relief pitching and lapse'
in tho Detroit outfcld enabled tho
Senators 20 win from the Tigers
8 90 3. here today.
Tho triumph sliced the Tigers
edge in the series 10 MO games
"a, ono and put the Senators back
IN second place in the tight Amer
lean League race, dropping Stete
ONclIs hopcfulS 70 third.
A small Ladies Day crowd Of
$3.50 paid customers saw tho home
town faNori'oS put a check 10 q
Tonp IN which the Tigers had won
five out Of their last SIX games,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Athletics Win, but
Drop to 9Th
White Sox Replace
Them by Winning

PHILADELPHIA. June 3 (UP)
The Athletics dropped out Of the
American Leagues first division
today by the curious medium of A
6-5 victory over the Cleveland
Indians
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 3. BROOKLYN 2
Neu York 3 Pittsburgh !.
Boston g. Cincinnati
s.. Loms.1 Phuadeiphia n
SUNDAYS GAMES
Prook'yr A. chicago a..
New York - FUtsuurgh t2).
Boston af Ci0r.rrpt t2i
pfIadrfpr n ~ So Ious t2I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

NdlIltN lltfllill ltdltls
SATt RDAY'S RESULTS
Washington 8 DETROIT 3
Philadelphia s. Cleveland 3.
So Louis 3. New YORK 2.
Chicago 4 Boston I
NDAN'S GANTS
DETROIT At Washington "a.
Cleveland A. Philadelphia t2J.
- Louis a. New York t2l.
Chicago At Boston ca.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
ANOTHER FOR WYNN

Early Wynn pitched seven In
nings for tho Senators and Off
Ciauy received credit for the
Washington win. II was his second
success against the Tigers this
year. having beaten them once In
Detroit. Mickey Haefncr. a left
handler, finished when Wynn was
lifted for pinch hitter
Mickey Vernon. Washington first
baSeman dropped 10 eighth place
in the batting order because Of a
hitting slump. celebrated with
three singles, two OF them off
Newhouser and one off Corsica.
And, Ross matched the three sin
giles for the Tigers. In fact the
ONelll clan outhit the locals, II
safctieS 10 eight.
But the Tigers failed 10 hit in
the pinches. u Of them being on
the sacks for the want of hits.
Rudy York. who earlier in the
series showed promising signs of
coming out Of slump, was partlc-
ularly ineffective today. With men
on bases on one occasion he struck
out. on another he hit into a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
NATInNAI I.EAGIE

Sow YorN ,Metop ~ and wit'ir 80
At THfsruiEh tkunger 81 and Haliett
U.lf . m 1FNTI.
BOSTON ,AudreWs - and Barrett ? ~ ~
Cincinnati ,Rlddle 4-3 and starr so 80
81. m ,rWTI
BROOKLYN ,WyaU - and Davis ~ q,
Chicago DpasStau 80 and Bthorn IS D..
$50 81 m tCNT}
pnad.uh.a johnson - and Rove 3-7b
30 ~ fraIs tGumherf = { ana Brecheen
q o. $50 r m OCWTt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Trout, 0vernire
To Hur| Sunday

WASHINGTON. June 5-Dizzy
Trout and Frank Overmlre will
pitch for the Tigers against the
Senators in this Sundays double
header here. Milo Candlni and
Ewald Pyle will fling for Wash
lngton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Continued on Page Three
Browns Down
.YdnkS in Tenth

NEW YORK. June 8 up
Johnny Niggeling held the New
York Yankees 10 five hits today
as the ST. Louis Browns won, 81,
in IN irp,pcs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
NEWHOUSER is VICTIM

Dick Wakefield. tho Tigers
S5l 600 prize. was directly reSpon-
Sihlc for one OF the Washington
tallicS and Don Ross miSjudeed a
fly hall 10 figure in two more
These lspSeS proved disastrous 10
the efforts OF Harold NewhouSer
who pitched five innings before
being lifted for a pinch hitter.
But il was Corsica who made
certain of the Washington victory
when the tail right-handcr in the
Sevepth inning walked four men
and yielded a triple TO Gerald
Priddy with two runners on base
Jimmy Bloodworth suffered a
groin injury fielding p grounder
and had 10 retire in the fifth in
ming. He VIII be out of action for
a few days at least.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

Runs Tucker ? HOLLOWAY. AppIng La.
pien Errors FpN Tabor Runs bafted
Holloway ?. Moses Lee Lupien Two
base hts kuhc, Newsome 2 Three base
hits Miles Holloway. Home run. Lupien.
Stolen bases Tucker. AppHnR Double
play Holloway % AppljnE 90 kuhel Left
on bases Chicago T. Boston 8. Bases on
balls on Hughson l. IN Lee ,. IN Brown
J. Struck out Ry Huehson 5. ~ Lee J,
nv Brown HIts-On HuEhs0n In 7
innings on Brown ! IN 2 innings Losing
pitcher Hughson Tmpires Summers and
Greve Time OF game 10. Attendance
> 25R tpatdI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

Where once the Tigers enjoyed
the luxury Of three private cars.
they were lucky 10 get six lower
berthS from Washington TO De-
troit. All other berths are
uppers. They will leave here
late Monday. arriving i'm Detroit
Tuesday Orning. Tommy
Bridges and Harold Newhouser
go home Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
Probable Pitchers
CAL clubs plaN Two games
AMI RICAN IFACIF

s. LOUIS (Sundra 80 and HollngEworth
I So at New Pork tDonald % and
Rorowy 90 ? ?. m. CEWTi
Chicago ,Wsde il and Grove ~ a.
Boston Judd Al and Terry Id 30
. m tEWTl
cleveland CReyuolds o. and Salveson
2i a. Philadelphia (Christqpher 43 and
Wolf an 40 2 m tFWTl
DETROIT Trout 50 and Overnlrs 81
A. Washington Candini 30 and Pyle 80
Il 80 j. m. tFWTI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06

Bloodworth. in the fifth inning
twisted his right ankle and had &c
retire from the game. Ross was
shift from 1ert Held 10 second
base and Harris replaced Ross in
the Outlicld Bloodworth'S injury
came when he made a sensational
one-handed stop of a grounder by
Spence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-06
TWO DISAPPOINT

Most disappointing 3-year-olds
in the field of seven that went the
six furlongs were the Milky Way
Farms No Wrinkles and J. w.
Rodgers Dove Pie. the two colts
that ran in tho Derby
No Wrinkles, on which the
stable has placed a $50 price
tag and which the public estab-
lShed as the rs favorite. got away
slowly and could finish no better
than fifth, just ahead Of Dove Pie/
Jockey Paul keiper got Soma
run out Of the Wise Counsellor
colt shortly after the start. but
No Wrinkles was very evidently
out ~ gas when il came 10 the
final run.
Likeasnot went 70 tho post az
the fifth choice in the field ~
seven and paid 1924 $50 and
) 40 across the board.
Mabe Monday paid $3.50 -
place and 81 -te-sfeow- wf1ffs the
show price on Little Wizard was
So 40.