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The sub., 1943-04-22
"" Pipe Shop
By Betty Houston

We'll, another good man has gone to the army. Robert Holdridge, better known to his friends as Red" left last week for the Army fir Corps. He will be stationed at Fort DevenS, Mass. for the time be- 1g. Here's to you. Red.
 If anyone should ask Red" Bailey what happened to his lunch one day last week, he would prob ably answer "termites.' But we know, don't we, Red? And it wasn't termites. Anyhow, he got what was coming to him. So there too.
 Michael Koozmitch doesn't look so we'll lately. Can't work day and night both, Mike. He came running up to me the other day and said, Hang the expense, give the canary another seed" So that proves he isn't quite up to par.
 Fred Stahle and Larry Tibbetts have taken quite a shine to the Knickerbocker Cafe in Westerly. Wonder what could be the at tractal. I guess maybe they just like the place-or something. Which reminds me of the time but we'll just skip that.
 Quite a few have complained to me about the detective work go- ing on around the pipe shop. It isn't that they're doing anything that they shouldn't but it hurts their pride I guess nobody wants to be watched all the time. We'll, he is a good fellow, boys, so take it easy for while.
 We can't decide whether the tool crib is tool crib or zoo. We have the cutest little white mouse in there Paid 50 cents for it in Bos- ton. We are going to call it Mickey Or Minnie-can't tell which yet. It has a little cage all it's very own, made by the tool crib car penter, Harriet ESpinosa. Which re- minds me of the little mouse that ran away from home when he found out his father was rat.
 Here's a little tip for the pipe shop employees. Bonds are for sale in the office, and they are just dying to get rid of few. You can pay on them as low as $1.00 week, so come on, everyone. Let's show our Uncle Sammy what we can do. You might even be able to cut down on those rum cokes. Who knows?
 The Maintenance Department desires a few good words in this issue. They've been working hard for few words of praise, so heres to you, boys.
 We'll. it's time now to say good bye until next time, so I'll be sec ing you, and Keep 'em Sailing"
 Jerry Villani
The sub., 1943-04-22
Union to Take Case To WLB

The efforts of the Groton Ship builders Union for liberalizing rules on loss of overtime because of absences may soon take the form of formal proceeding be- fore the War Labor Board. The Independent Union leaders are bound and determined that this plant should not be bound by the very strict overtime rules which the CIO and AF of L Shipbuild- ing Stabilization Committee ap- proved. Ever since the General h. terpretations under the Presidents s Executive Order on overtime have been released containing far more liberal rules on loss of overtime because of absence, it has been very clear that again the CIO UUNSWA) has sold out shipyard workers in exchange for few posts of honor for it's high off cials on committees in Washing ton.
 The local Independent Union is planning a test case on this Sub- ject.
The sub., 1943-04-22
Fab. Shop ''V' Yard HOnOrs Mrs. R. Gray

On Thursday night, March 20ths a lovely party was given in honor of MT. and Mrs. Robert Gray byl the fellow workers of Mrs Gray from Block at the Rainbow Inn
 Mr.. and Mrs. Gray were cele- brating their ninth wedding annt- versary and some of her close friends pesented her with beau- tiful bouquet of roses.
 Dancing was the chief diversion of the evening. besides special en- tertainment provided by some Of the guests.
 A buffet lunch was served about 10 o'clock and grand time was had by all.
 Those attending were:
 Mrs. Freida Gray, Mrs. Robert Gray, Mrs. Dollie Chiquitte, Mrs. Ida Sandy" Sanford, Winston Alabama" Harper, Chester Shorty" King, Thomas Texas Male, Ernest Ernie" Belyea, Rob- ert Andy" Andriola, Agnes "Ag- gie" Storey Dorotllie 'Dottie~ Farnham Evelyn Lucky Lloyd Phyllis "Phyr' Spencer, Shirley Ross, Helen Tutan, Mary "Smitty" Smith, Raymond Ray Hinlxley.
The sub., 1943-04-22

with war. To promote such disease, is sabotage, and promoters should be regarded as saboteurs.
 GIVE ME LEAVE TO QUES- TION-Can anyone affiliated with the medical profession advise me as to the reason or reasons for the increase in cost for visits to the doctor or by the doctor????? Can it be that "rs 9dicine men" are scarce that can't be-the fewer doc- tors, the more patients, thus the lower cost. What about medical supplies-are they more expensive? What about medical overhead? In short, why do now have to pay three dollars per visit instead of tWo????
 This week, at deadline, America is asking for thirteen billion dollars representing the second loan on the price of war. You and l can pur- chase 8 share of freedom for the entire world by buying United States War Bonds. In ten years, the security that will be your own, will be the security of your coun- trymen. Think about it, and in your own conscience, when the budget permits, buy United States War Bond.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Black Badge Gains
5th Straight Victory
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BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Black Badge champion 2-year-
old colt Of tho Detroit racing
season. made his fifth straight
victory his greatest one when he
charged from third place to win
in The last two strides Of the
5000 Moslem Temple Handicap,
Saturday
The crowd Of $4,000 which had
established the black son of Co
hort as the odds-on favorjte
thought they saw defeat looming
for him when Neville Dunn $
paCc-ScitinC Flrc Power and y.
NJ. DAVIS Uj-Ty SUll led him 50
yard, from the WItc.
But Black Badge proved he
was champion by completing
his drive under Johnny Adams,
the counlry'S leading rider His
final lunge carried HIM past both
of them 10 WIN by a clear half
length IN lO4 ), Just fifth
ot second off the track record
for FIVE and a half furlongS. Fire
Power was second Hi-Ty third
Then came Chief knocker. Darby
DcHlah and Cramps Image which
never threatened.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Mccarthy, Scribes Feud

Joe Mccarthy and tho New
York SCrlbes Sull are feudlnC.
Willie Pep a new boot, 81 put
the Navy three up on tho Army
in ring champions The sail
orS already had Rcd Cochranc
Tony Zale and Coast Guards
man Gus LcsneviCh But the
Army docs have boxing hIg
shot Joe Louis Despite The
hlaCkout. " on d dcrIand dog
track az Boston runs 10 races
nightly with the average ham
die 100000. When Chrlsty
MstheWSon was i'm his prime
with the Giants. hc frequently
rot by throwing only 81 pitches
Boss Billy Southworth Of The
Cardinals SAYS FOR ms money
ms own trio O. ol'6eldcrS IS
the best In the National League
Stan Nlgal Harry Wa'k0r
and Damn IIrWF'.Cr. South
worth Says that tho reason to
mace t,r raGC v.f" frc Ph.e
for Li1Ama- Wa~ because rc
believes Dar~t -r best a.-
around rcr'-----.~ o.-sr'is-
IU -rr gr~H'
Tons Y-. wall r-
weight cham -
boosted .. '--
is' p. Drl, r'..
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
FLooDGATES OPEN

Johnny PodgaIny had one out.
Able Glossop on a ny ball. before
ihe Dodger, began 10 Wrcak the
Pirate destruction
ON two different occasions.
crowded set of bases were
cmptcd by one poke double
Boy Billy Herman and a triple by
AugIe Galan
Harry Shuman couldn't check
the assault and the UaStadonlc
Johnny Gee was submitted 10 an
other lO-run massacre m the
fourth OF which GloSSopS home
run was The CLIMAX
Billy Herman knocked in ScNcn
with his double and TWO singles,
and re-cStabhShcd himself as the
major leagues leading run pro-
Queer He has hattcd m 5S.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
TWO FOR BoSHAMER

Most Of tho program was Just a
Walkoyer for the public choices.
starting with the first two races
which went 10 Carry {. BoS-
hamcr'S Bull Whip and Dispenser.
This favored Daily Double combl-
nation, both ridden by Cornelio
Moiena. paid $500 and $340
straight and Sll 20 in the double
There were 1854 winning tickets
in the Crowd.
Adams brought the third straight
favorte and the second straight
oddS-on choice home when he
Hustled a q q lard LamoreauN
HuCahlt 10 a length victory over
Nice Enough in tho third race for
asS2 so mutucL Then came Mrs.
". NJ. Johr's Prince Waygo under
Shelby Clark 10 take the fourth
race by three lengths from Uncle
Jock for a S440 mutucl
The real pavoff on the favoritPS
came in the race preceding Black
Badges victory when the first and
second choice wound up in a dead
heat. They were the Milky Way
FARMS Up the Creek, The IS
choice ridden by Clark. and the
ROYAL Palm Stables Spanish
Duke, tho second choice in the
betting At 9-5 Up tho Creek
Adams mount al the wire
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
By Edgar Hayes

receives his wings Cadet
Archer burst into track proml-
ncncc in 1889 when he captured
The State lnterScholaStlc $50
yard run 49,. At Michigan Nor
NAL he was a member Of the
croSs-cOuntry and track teams
49,. In his senior year nc was a
captain Of the barriers who fin
iShcd second In the national
meet lie led his team 10
victory IN tho Illinois Tech
relays the night before he en-
tered the army.
Sometimes when you read
about athletes taking part IN
their iavorlte sport IN camp.
YOU arc inclined 10 forget they
do this IN their spare time ...
Tho army and IFS plans come
first .. Recently they had a
big track meet AZ Fort DevcnS,
Mass. ... One company had 3
entries .., The day before the
meet II were shipped out. ...
OF the TWO remaining. one won
h.s heat but loft tho Fort for
other duty before the finals
Tho other was on guard duty
Tho rgh' Of The meet.
IT,. Eu Harmon. brother OF
N''ere3us famed Tom. Us A.
Cochran Army AIT Field - Bill
Aas captain .and all-c6nfcrcnCe
f2rwatd twbiN at Tulane Uni.
ytyNty Hc played on the
CoChran field team that won
TIC championship OF the State
Of Georgia ... His teammates
were Pfc. Dan McGillicuddy
from one Of FordhamS best
teams ... Cpl Dock Lee. from
tho Ccltics .. It Pete Hol-
cambC. eN-proshy'crian College
star and Cpl Sam Schneider.
former pro acc.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
In Barrel Business

Paul Dean and his fathCr.ir-
law own q barrel Stave plant ~
RusScllyille Ark. -. They make
barrels needed TO ship war ma
1crlalS overseas .. John Coo
nCy. 41-yCar-old utility plalcr
with the Dodgers. has q IL
Near-old son trying out for a
loh with The same club .. Joe
kraksuSkaS, former Washing
Ton and Cleveland pitcher who
spent A winter working IN a
Detroit sporting goods store is
with the Canadian forces IN
England as a radio mechanic &C..
His home is Hamilton, Ontario.
Phil RiZzuto, eX-Yankec now
a seaman first class at the Nor
folk naval training station, picks
bowling next TO baseball as ms
faVOTite sport Statistics IN
the National Hockey League
show the homo team is 3 10 /
faVOritc Two sons Of Mike
Gibbons famous boxer of y
wears ago. are i'm tho marines.
Skipper Luke Sewcll Of the
Browns declares Vernon Ste
phcns is without a doubt the
best young player I've ever
seen incidentally. NCrn
cost the s.. Louis club only
$500. The Navy Prehight
School az Iowa City built a new
outdoor boxing pavilion which
houses six rings. DIZZY Dean
drew only 600 spectators in
DsrvlIe when he appeared In p
Softhall game in the Illinois city
,rpD~s lN
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
WILL ENTER CUSTER

Ray Lewandowski, one Of Jimmy
Demarets aids az Plum Hollow,
enters Fort Custer Friday d.
Louis Boldrini Of the locker room
AT Detroit Golf Club. now is in
the navy and at Great Lakes
In the winter months he had
charge OF the bowlers' locker
room at the Detroit Athletic Club.
Notre Dame Club Of Detroit
will have a golf outing at Bir-
mingham Wednesday with dinner
following a tournament Loeb
moor will have a presidents day
next Saturday. honorinG X. Il.
Bcardslee.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
SeweII Must Explain
CHARGES 10 Hdrridge

CHICAGO, July 10 UP)--
President VIII Harridge Of the
American League said today that
Luke Seweu. manager of the 81.
Louis Browns. would have 10 an
Swer 10 him for his charges that
umpires would not call decisions
against the New York Yankees.
Harridge began an investigation
after Yankee manager Joe Nc
Carthy and club president I'd
Barrow had protested against the
charges. made after the Browns
had dropped four straight games
10 the New Workers.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
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Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Hdgg Skaters
American Record
In 2-MiIe Victory

LOS ANGELES, July 10 (UP)
-Gunder Hagg, distance marvel
from Sweden, today set new
American record for the two-mile
run in defeating Gil DoddS, Bos-
ton Divinity student. by more
than 100 yards at Memorial Coli
scum.
Hagg ran the race in $3.50, al
most five seconds faster than the
9-minutes set by Don Lash Of
Indiana in 1886.
DoddS was just entering the
straightaway when Hagg Strode
across the finish line. The Swedish
runners time was exactly elk and
one tenth seconds above the world
record OF S:47.S held by HagG
HaggS long stride and amazing
speed al the finish proved too
much for the stock little Dodds.
The Swedish star led the race for
the entire second mile. drawing
steadily away from the Bostoner.
Time for the mile was 4:27.
some three seconds faster than
the time for the similar distance
IN Chicago.
DoddS' time was announced
as SIPS.
After the race HaGg said he
was surprised he had made
such good time.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Jersey Meter, II,
Wins Prep Crown

PHILADELPHIA July 10 tl'P)
Charlie Oliver. l7,year-old Perth
Amboy, y. J.. tennis star, today
won the national interscholaStc
tennis championship in a match
with Howe Atwater. II, Of VIM
nctka, H., the Illinois state junior
high school champion Scores
were rs, 6-3. 3-6, As. So.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Sundays Probable Pitchers
ANIERICAN LEAGUE

New YORK ,Chana'er a. An1 Donald
2.7l ~ Chicago tLee ~ and Humphriss
S..
rhHade,phfa BLACK as and Arnfrrr
3-7l - DETROIT ,Oyernrs ~ and
Budg,s 80
Warrington ,~art'ri 20 ana CarrAs-
qusI a.5t AZ. Cleveland tsunn - and
Dean 80.
Boston ,Iuc.er % and 1uot 80 -
- Louis ,SiErcHrE So and Potter .
Al double headers
NAIIONAL IFAGIE
Chicago lpssseRu - and Derrngsr =
p Ssp YORK Melton SIS and chase l.3
PHfsoureh OGcrrtrA ga and EurEsr
4sI 81 Pronklyn ,Higbe 6-t md Melton
4-Rf
&, Louis ,Guuberf 6-t and IaO'er 50
81 Boston t1avt~, So and Andrew 500.
Cincinnati tWafers 10 and Hsusssr "a
q, PnuadeIphla Rowe % and Gsrhssussr
ST.
All double headers
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
ONE ABSENTEE

Er-l0'Wg the nov paper stories.
which inferred that NCwsom was
suspended for trying 20 "Show mp
Bobby Bragan, Vaughan marched
into DurcChcr'S dressing room be-
fore the game and announced
"herc.s another uniform you can
have
AT "a general club meeting Sim-
.H.3r sentiments were expressed.
ult when ~ came tmc 10 play
'hc game Vaughan was the only
absentee
However Arty rccou> Idcrcd
after a conference with Branch
Rlckcy. and SAT ogt The game 5
final innings on the bench
Whatever the cause for New
som suspension n evidently
brought louE-StandlnE bad feeling
on the club 10 b0TI
The game. watched with amaze
wout by 1861 fans q 5l2 waste
fat donors quickly dcgcnerated
INTO q >hamblrS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11

Want 10 learn how Chick Har-
bert vaIIops ms Spacc-dclouring
drives, or
How Byron Nelson gets away
those accurate and iar-carrying
IRON shots. or
How jimmy Domaret plays the
low. Texas wind ChcaterS which
are a feature Of his game?
We'll. you'll have the opportu-
nifty in connection with the com
inc Rcd Cross Ryder Cup matches
al Plum Hollow. the committee IN
charge announcing that a clinic
will be held the first Of the two
days. Saturday. August 7.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
BOB HOWELL RETURNS

Bob Howell former tournament
chairman Of the District Golf As
Sociation. is returning to Detroit
after several years in Saginaw
One OF the districts low handicap
players. Howell organized the dis
trict golf league and several other
events which became fixtures on
the schedule. He's manufactur-
er,s AGENT with headauarters here
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
PITT>Bt ron

Runs FNoti Fletcher. p.MsCgin.
Wyrosteh. Lopez. Cuscatarf. GIossop
Wsucr g. Walker 3. GaIan g. Herman
CawNn 2 Macon T. PraEHn e. Bsrkley 3.
ErrOrs Elliott Naner BraCau Runs hat
TED no Herman B8tkcy 4 WaIker.
GRIsn Covcarsu @ Gee . Ws0cr.
CamilH DAVIS Glossop 2 Baker... TWO.
base hrs Walker Herman CtrTau. Cos.
rArarf Fsrk'rN. Farre't. Glpss1E. Three
base hts GaIau. Gee Home rrh' GIossop
stolen bases Rarkley. Macon. Sacrifices
Gee. Davis Double play Eluolt 20 cos.
csrart fC Fletcher ien on bases Puts
nurCh g. HrootND & Bases on balls or
P0lIAfrv or Shuman off Gee 4
or Brandt g or Davis .. struck oV'
ry Gee D. hy Brandt 5. hv Davis 2. Hns
or roigs|uy In '4 i0rIrE, of Sru-
uRr tr ~ tsrirr or Gee 90 boz q 2.-
.rrIrls az Erarrt Or o.. irr4rCs los.
trs rtsrer poHEs3rr l'wrtres PsHfsuf
Eratt.r and Grefl Time 2 io. Attend
.arrt s-ls paid
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
ARLINGTON RACE NEXT

The next stop for this game
colt which carries the ColorS Of
Abraham HirSchbcrG Of San
Francisco is the $4,000 Arlington
Futurity prospect at Chicago
next Saturday.
The disappointment Of the race
was DINlana FARMS Royal Red,
the colt which won the Turf and
Paddock Club Purse IN his only
previous start The Plate colt was
heavily tipped and bet down 10
second choice AT I 10 ] bat he
broke slowly from his outside post
position and was never better
than sixth as he finished seventh.
Black Badge vas the third WIN
nlng mount of the day for Adams.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
PRECEDEs MATCHES

The clinic will precede the 1S-
hole best ball matches. starting at
noon and continuing about two
hours Every member Of both
teams will demonstrate his favor
ite shot and explain how he
makes n.
This added feature will make
the first dgy'S schedule especially
attractNC and a bargain, too.
Admission Tor the first day 1lll be
only 81 compared 10 81 Sunday,
when 36.hole individual matches
will be played and 81 for the.t two
days with clubhouse privileges.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
TRACK BETTER

II hadn't felt like running
today" he said through An in
terpreter. IL thought would
be slower than / WAS, but the
track was better than / eX-
pected IL to be-"
Obviously tired, bur smiling for
photographers, the Swedish run
ner said track conditions at the
Coliseum were much better for
long distance racing than in New
York and expressed hope he would
continue 10 improve in future
races here. now that he has be-
come accustomed TO American
racing conditions.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Ryder Cup Players
To Give Public Clinic
nv VI. F. DRUKENBRoD

as they did AZ the same club a
year ago, the other golfers prob
ably viii insist that the next time
the left-handed Cobb handicap
himself by playing richt-handed.
This pair cleaned up the other
time. Cobb finishing in spectacu-
lar fashion with birdie 4 on the
long 18th. which with a handicap
stroke gave him an eagle 3.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
FOES ARE GOOD

"Gil DOdds and Greg Rice, my
main opponents. are both good
fellows" Hagg declared, II hope
athe war will he over soon, 80
they can come over 10 sweden
and run with me there"
At this point red.haired Signe
HaSSo. Swedish actress. rushed up
and kissed Hsgg, an embrace
which he returned smllingly.
II am very proud Of him
today" said Miss HaSSo. "All
the swedish people are"
IIagg. still smiling, said he
could hardly realize that such
honors were being bestowed on
him. a simple farm boy.
II am very grateful and ap-
preclative." ne declared II have
met many good friends and
sportsmen here is Los Angeles
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Tigers, Wakefield
Halted by Athletics
Trucks Is Victim
as AS Gain First
Win in Series
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Luman Harris pitched gilt
edged, three-hit ball and the
Athletics cooled off the torrid
Tigers, 6 10 /, at Briggs Stadium
Saturday.
A small Saturday crowd Of
4,207 saw the Tigers take their
first licking in five games and
slight smearing OF a record in
which Steve O'NeilrS boys had
won II games in II starts, a
stretch that included one tic con-
test.
The setback also saw Dick
Wakefields new consecutive game
hitting streak, which had reached
eight, snapped In four times at
bat the young Detroit hitting
star failed 10 hit tho hall oui Of
the lnficld. Earlier in the season
he fashioned - games in a row
in which he hit safely
The triumph gave the Athletics
their first win in three starts m
five-game series a. the local
ball yard.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
ADD TWO MORE

Two more runs were Csrncrod
by the PhiladclphianS IN the
fourth. The first Of the pair was
the fruit of EstalcllaS homer.
After Siebert struck out. Wagner
singled 70 right. continuing on -
second when Harris fumblcd the
ball Hall whitfield hut after
Suder was given an Intentional
pass. Harris singled 10 left. scor-
Ing Wagner.
The Tiger marker came In he
fifth. Harris led on with q double
10 right. after which York drove
long f1y ball N White IN center
field which 10 10 dropped giving
Harris life ~ third and putting
Rudy on second Bloodwortn
popped but Richards topped A
roller 10 Harris and Harris beat
the throw 10 the plate, scoring
on a flelders choice
The Macks scored three runs
of HenShaw in the eighth. Ests-
leila led of with a scratch single.
Siebert also singled and Wagner
sacrificed. moving the runners UP
a base. Hall walked. filling the
sacks. Corsica replaced HcnShaw
and Sudcr took picks on first
pitch for single scoring both
Estalella and Sicbert Hall later
scored on a passed ball.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
MATROUs, CORB PLAY

One Of Al Watrous' partners in
Mondays prO-amatcur az Red
Run VIII be Ty Cobb. tho old
Tiger hero And n they do as well
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11

He was also the sixth successive
winning favorite of the day and
the tenth IN row Al the track
since the last four fayorItes had
won Friday
II was not until DiNiana Farm :
Spy Snare got up under Don
ScurloCk 10 win the 81 500 Mary
land Handicap 10y a neck from the
favored O. IS. Joe. that an out
slider got break. spy Snare
which was scoring his second vic
lorN-In three STARTS. paid Sis.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Haqe Here Until September

Gundcr HagC. Swedish runner.
expects 10 remain IN this country
until September.
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
Major Lea que
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGTE

SUNDAYS GAMES
phiiadsinhia ~ DETROIT ,D.
Warrington al Cleveland a..
BOSTON A. - Louis 90
New YORK A. Chicago t21.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia q. DETROIT +.
Washington 4 CisvelAns n
Roston = s. Louis 3 90 'rni0EsN
New York 2. Chicago thrst gamN
New YORK ?, Chicago 2 tsecond game
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11

Buns Vs'o. Fs'aleUa ? sebcr' War-
ref Han y Harris Runs hatted I'M
MaNn ES'aI"|a g.. Harris Richards.
Suorr Erors Harms Wakefield. White
TwH-nsse hits Wagner Harris Home run
tstslc'a Sacrifice hu Wagner. IeN
0u bases Philadelphia =. Detroit 2. Dou
bic p'sFs Harris t0 Hail 20 Slebert, Ross
go York Harris On Suder to Sieberi Bases
ON halls orr Trucks g. on HeoshRw p.
struck ou' Fy Harris ? ty Trucks 3
b.. Hc0shsW g. hy Corsica T. Hits. orr
Trucks D. Ip p Innings OF Hershsw 2 N
a.. frr.rL. PASSED hail Richards m
rrrs sst,e and MCGOWAN
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
sATIRnAN,s RKsILTs
NATIONAL LEAGTE

SUNDAYS GAMES
Chicago ~ New York C2J.
81 1ouis a. Boston "a.
Ptttsburgh ~ Brooklyn ~.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia az
SATURDAYS RESULTS
- Louis A. Boston q
brooklyn o. pHfahureh
Cincinnati IS. Philadelphia
Chicago TO- NsW YORK tffsf garal.
New oYrk .. Chcagos2 ? tseeond gamsk
Detroit evening times., 1943-07-11
TRUCKS is VICTIM

Bidding for his eighth victory
of the season, Virgil Trucks
pitched five innings. during which
he gave up five hits and three
runs. One Of the hits was a home
run BY Bobby EStalella. the squat
Cuban's sixth of the season among
Il totaled by Connie Mask's aG-
greg8riUu-- With -e+te-eF4- base
Bobby drove the ball into the
lower deck Of the left field stands.
II was one Of two hits bagged
by the Athletics left fielder
Roy HenShaw. who replaced
Trucks. lasted less than three
heats. in which the little left
handler yielded three hits and
three tallies. Johnny Corsica fin
iShed
With run in the first inning.
the Athletics were off 10 an early
lead. First up. Nalo walked.
moved 10 second on Whites in
field out and later scored when
Mayo slashed single through
second