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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Fsther on Brief Leave

1T. COMDR. CHRISTIAN
- :srf.,v ARRIVED Friday afternoon
for "A weekend caHc...from the
naval medical center al Wash
inClon y C...WhCrc he rs
head of tho oral surgery de-
parincni,..
And he returned 10 Washing
ton. last evening".
Pretty Gci1a wurr...for NcS-
tcrdays announcement. party
..a gown Of pastel gray ma
donna crepe. made with a
hcar' shaped neCklIne and
bracelet sleeves.
Mrs. ChrlStianScn chose bolGc
crepc trimmed with small
buckles or Cut steel and hril-
hantS. and made with elbow
sleeves and draped skirt
land she wore a ruhrum lily
lin her hair.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

y z ffi.fT Ii, ANA |''' I' '-. r '.
wholesome activities can make
advancement.
SEPT. - TO. OCT. e3
TLto-Yoar indication, arc
Ike Virgo NOW Authors critic,
journalists, reporters Judges,
lawyers, physicians surgeons.
nurses can do an especially
splendid job today.
OCT. ~ TO NOV. s2
Srorplo YogU enjoy today.
and accomplish. too. i keeping
fit. From unexpected sources.
IN new fields ut cud,aror and
bg daring the difficult bJ' pos.
n.c VIII come benefits
NOV. TO DEr
SoQttul.ts - Promoting big
undertakings, mere b a08s-ng
articles and equipment c~-cu,ia.
20 winning the war. mt.'arg
plan. and achievement -por-
orod bv houoac sun and Uranus
vibrations. The UnqsJa. ikcEy
DEC. ~ TO JiN.
Cop,cn,u- Excellent day fof
vou folks. Make necessary ad.
u-tments, Improvements More
.espon abilities may hc added 20
YOUR already fun store. bat like
he marines Won can take II So
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Where Held

Glasses VIII be given under
direction of Miss Myrtle Wander
Mculen Ito date the follow
lnE places have been selected:
Narygrovc College, McNicholS
road Bushnell Congregational
Church. l505O Southficld. Her
man Gardens Community House.
KrOnk Com mUnIty House,
Woman'S Federated Club House,
Second Al Hancock. Department
of Michigan Ladies Auxiliary of
jewish War Veterans. l17l5
Dexter AZ Webb. Rcd Cross
Chapter House, ST. CLAIR Com
munIty House, Brewster Com
munity House. LaSkoy Commu-
nifty House. the YWCA and
Parker School ON Flmira.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
SchIinqs Announce Heir

CADET JOSEPH BULLOCK
...Son Of Mr. and Mrs Howard
Bullock of RoSclawn avenue.
returned Saturday night 10 the
Pennsylvania Military Academy
...following a weeks furlouGh
...hcre.
Mr. and Mrs Max Schling Jr.
~ New York CIiy...announce
the birth Of p Son.. Max SchlnC
III...Sept o..
Mrs Schlng is the former
Dorothy Tony 1.-The daughter
of Mrs Cornelius y. Tony and
the late Mr.. Tony y...of RNard
houleyard., Crosse Polnte,..
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

Iooh ~ INt ,Nff'f'" J N"t Bf'N'
Eet 4-ttest}e5, .Trtirr-ttrr.- =. -.
MARCH Ito APRIL 2o
iJJcS - Extreme caution adj
viSed IN activities concerned with
the sea. also handling chemicals,
drugs, oils. The Unusual in other
matters. however. is sponsored.
arm 2I TO MAY p"
Tmp9,s-Can be favorable but
YOU Will need 10 exercise astutc
Judgment in how far to 20 i'm GER
tain instances and at the same
time not TO be timid when dar-
ing. courage Is required.
NAY 2f To U.NE 9f
GcBu0j One Of those pcgi.'a
'ays that can be- very adyan-
ageous. or YOU can miss all.
gether II YOU aren't on The .o
md act when the m O m O n Z.
arrives.
1--WE - To MY
Coaccr-Amonah'c period fn.
clever handling smart planujrs.
Get as early a start as possible.
then keep up a progrcsslve.
steady pace and results will !.
fine.
JTLT % TO AjG. -
Lco-The sun and Uranus
benctic aspect augur FOR advance
ment in your line Of cndcayo
and progress, too. in other var
Gus useful occupations
ARG. p TO SEPT. -
Virgo - Practical, very solid
issues arc today's best bets
Always, (as usuaD scientists,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

Sims, Margaret Bailey Noma
Fms. Patricia 0hePe, Catherine
Jackson, MarjSric Eborhart,
Kay Spalding, NNrlon Letter
Sue Goddard BcNy RuChlc,
Jean Bracken, Doroth} Grlsdale,
Jean HarnlSh. EStcllG Lunotto.
Florence King. Maxine King,
MARY Leslie, lean lIcilrruanr
suzanne Chandonetto and Doro-
Thy Monahan Miss jeanette
Evans. USO-YWCA director
and Miss Ruby CaNNcll are as
SISiing with tho plans.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Two Pointe Girls
Return TO Bradford

MISS ANN HARTMAN.
daughter ot Nh. and Mrs. HUI
bort T. Hartman of LonCfclloW
avenue and Miss Sally Shcr-
man ol Meadow Lane. Crosse
poln'c' viii hC on the senior
committee Ia Welcome fresh
mon AZ Bradlord Junior College
40 Bradford. Mass when the
college opens tomorrow
Miss Hartman is president Of
the senior class and Miss Shcr-
man is song leader.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Serve Star Frankfurters & Hot Potato SaIaN

Maybe you've been so busy looking
for ncto dinner ideas ,. that it's been
weeks since your family's had an old
fayorite like Frankfurters with Hot
Potato Salad. II so. try this old-tash-
ioned meal tonight Those big, juicy
frankiurters taste so good 49,. your
family will never let you forget this
hearty meal again.
You can make a big meat meal for
4 to s persons with only 4 pound Of
Star Frankfurters. costs only about4
stamps - a real point bargainD We
suggest that you use Armour's Star
Frankfurters, for they're a rich blend
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Other Groups

IF YOU do not live near any
Of these places. the Red Cross
viii m a K o arrangement for
noiChborhood groups Of 20 10 %
persons
These arc 24-hour courses 81.
two hours a week for i weeks
and then YOU Will be- able
10 give Dad his medicine like a
aprafsS~ianqis r~rts--=tF'-r-ff1r'-r'rr
tWc. know what he should and
>houldn cat and probably
how 10 dcai with his disposition
The Rcd Cross plans 10 begin
classes shortly and therefore.
registration should he made i'm
mcdlatoly -. at tho American
Rcd Cross Headquarters, 2163
+. jefferson. j.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Son Boro 70 Dr.. Dsrlioos

,DR AND MRS CHARLES
FLLTTT DARLING of Seward
avenue announce 'rc birth of
son Charles flleft ir or Sept
I Mrs. Darling ls the former
Dorothy Ann Ryboit Of Indian
spolls.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13

Of delicious beef and choice pork -.
both highly nourishing meats.
Heat cup Star bacon drippings
and add = cup vinegar, beaten
Cloverbloom egg. tsp. salt. J tsp.
pepper and lisp. sugar Into this mix
ture put cups cubed, cooked pota-
toes. n cup chopped green pepper
, cup chopped onion and stir until
thick Cover ,, pounds OF Star Frank
furters with boiling water. let simmer
8 minutes. Heap potato salad on plat
ter and arrange Frankfurters on top.
r ARMOUR AND COMPANY
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Salad Accent

BLANCHED ALMONDS.
sliced lenEthwISe, give an added
taStiness TO raw vegetable
-al9de
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Complications

It's true | have no fashion
competition IN the play She
told us. But my clothes have
10 provide color 10 offset the
dark suits worn by the mon
Its my belief that secretaries
should wear dark inconSplcuouN
clothes. SO how 10 combine this
theory and still provide color
contrast presented a problem at
first.
However, since | play the
role of a young small town
girl, tho designers and myself
thought we might take a icW
lbcrtieS IN color and style 50
We finally decided on three
costumes.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Red Gross .aciirifiPS
Home Nursing Classes
To Start Start Shortly
BY IRENE VI. HAWKINS
Nomcn'S Editor. The Detroit Times

ONCE UPON a time be-
fore the war. 90 hc exact e.
WHOM some ono I'm the family
fen in. we iust called the doctor
and hc would Suggo,' we get a
nm~c 10 Soe that Tho patient
had his medicine ou time q.
temperatures to bc taken and
the proper dict followed
Mother perhaps wasn't very
handy with tho thermometer, so
She W>t called the nursing hu-
Icau and olu would como a
~tarched little woman 10 take
over
We'll. we just can't do that
amy more because all tho
nurses that used TO be on call
arc IN tile service or they
arc DONG double duty In hos
pitals and SO YOU viii luSt
have 10 get along the best YOU
can
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
CoIorfuI Clothes Worn
By Flora Campbell Play
Joan DEAN

Being THE only woman in
the cast Of play and thus
having no fashion competition
should greatly simplify an
actresses wardrobe troubles,
hut talking 20 Flora Campbell.
VINO plays the small town Sec'c-
tary 10 a biC-tmc Jam manu-
facturcr IN "All for All, % which
opened Sunday evening at the
CaSS Thcatcr proved other
wise.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Dessert Special

DESSERT SPECIALS are al
ways welcome TO the busy
homcmakcr IIcrcs one made
with "A wheat cereal that is not
only toned 10 ft the moderate
budget hu, also tops nm flavor
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Vivid Colors

In the FIRST act Miss Camp
bell appears IN gray and
white checked wool pInaforo
and vivid Kelly green Jersey
blouse.
Her choice for act two could
be worn with equal aplomb by
either small or big town SCCrc-
iaric>. It's clcctrIfying tomato
rcd m color but II is a suit.
beautifully tailored and accented
bl classic white ShWtWalSL
In act three she goes def
nItoly Informal with Mary
Lewis design of dark green
skirt ornamcntcd with TNrolcan
peasant motif. white peasant
blouse and dark green beanie
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-13
Likes Detroit

Con, .dcrci one of tho host
dressed actresses IN the Amer
Ican 'noatcr. Miss Campbell
wNo D., amber blond long and
hfre prefers simple tailored
clothes for her personal ward
lnhC.
Dcurf is her faNoufC city
BECAUSE D. Va, hero she mot
hc1 husband orchestra leader
BCb Gutter Mann of Nou VIII
rcncmtrt ror appearance mere
ia-t spring as one OF tho
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Hawks Pressed
By Cdnddiens
nv international New. service

The race for fourth place in the
League hockey stand
ings. which carries with il n
berth in the Stanley Cup play
offs, was neck and neck today
between the Chicago Black Hawks
and Montreal CanadienS.
Chicago's lead over the Cana
diens was cut 10 single point
last night by a rs setback at
the hands Of the last place Rang
ers. The defeat makes it neceS-
sary for the Hawks 10 win their
final game of the season in De-
troit Tuesday night against the
champion Red Wings 10 clinch
the playoff spot. And Chicago
hasn't won game in Detroit
since March II, 1910.
The Canadiens tied Boston last
night Al and their final game is
with the Rangers at Montreal and
the Rangers haven't won a game
at Montreal all season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

distance as a "backer-upper" "a
the ReeveS-LaMotta meeting.
Nick stole a march on Mike
Jacobs when he managed to get
Ray Robinson and Jake LaMotta
properly hitched for a couple of
shows out here. Both fights would
have filled Madison Square Gar
den. No one knew it better than
Maestro Jacobs. And he didn't
like il.
1t is well known that one OF
the biggest fights Jacobs can put
on in New York now is a meeting
between Constantine and Willie
Pep, current Eastern sensation
Constantine has lost only four
times in rs pro starts. Just
turned d, Constantine stands
feet 6i2 inches. He is very strong
exceptionally fast and an eXcep-
Itionally clever boxer.
Jimmy Reeves works today
against three sparring partners al
Brewster gym Jake LaMotta is
10 turn in a lengthy workout at
Motor City starting at 3 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Yep It's Wings Lenfs in First Round of PIAyOffs

around like mad goal awful Ot-and that's where
players like sgd Howe will bat"
"Yesand that Crosse INTERCEPTED the foxy Crosse
himself.
The Linment Line kidding the square
He's just rounding foscored the goal against Toronto that
clnChed the league title Thursday night then scored Deros
only goal in the 1-3 defeat Toronto Saturday.
The Wings battle before the playof Thursday
they frantic Chicago that needs
last here make the payos While the Wings battling
the Leafs will be resting They ended their regular with
their first victory of the year here
Over the Leaf dressing Coach Hap Day already
mapping the playoh fight.
I'VE did look goOd-he kids did hustle feel much
encouraged than did These last
Detroit have a third
when might dropped
given the old morale n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Credits Bassler

Hoover credits johnny Bass
ler, former Detroit catcher and
now a HOLLYWOOD coach. with
improving his hitting BasSler
took Joe in hand and induced
him 10 hold his bat about even
with his shoulder so he would
avoid swinging underneath and
a-chinr the ball. The new style
was 2 bit awkward for Joe but
he stuck 10 il and last season
irlDrOved 10 such an extent that
he was pulling the ball wickedlY
down the third base line and
hitting 10 other fields
Born IN the Imperial Valley.
Hoover is a real California ma
tive son He cot his schooling
in Pomona. where he attended
high school and one year Of
iunior college In school the
rcw Tiger ShortSton was an all
pround athlete He made the
prep league all-Star football and
basketball teams. playing an end
and guard position, respectively.
81 also tried the broad jump
en- track hut wasn't much good. "
explained the M d s. Cali
fornian
Hoover likes 20 fish and hunt
re bowls a hit but doesn't care
for Golf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

period Then the Leafs pulled
for keeps.
Young old smoothie Sweeney Schriner did
goals while the Wings gaoped
franaly missing open and cumming what looked
like They made fat Turkey Broda bend
plenty Johnny Mowers the last drives
but il dice
course Manager Jack Adams happy about all
"We have lot better than that to take them in
really hustlng,
be admitted Jacks weren't gloomy. That
including injured Jimmy Orlando who sat this
Gully played bad knee and
that swollen almost tight.
should he scared about the payOfS
game" Sid Abel g" didn't anything 10
still hem-and I'D lot rather have
them there than Montreal
payofs," added Abel CHOSE
don't all running
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
By LEWIS III. WALTER

against Toronto in the first round of the Stan
playos Hockeys bitter rivals pick the cudges
again!
all settled today-and something important
in Red Wings They be
Hockey League champions but they won't be oyercon
dent when they the payoS against Toronto next Sunday
night at Olympia.
Maple Leafs took Of that angle for Jack Adams
this
face the Red Wings by
beating league champions So before crowd OF l87 at
Olympia.
Detroit may have been coaSng little the Wings were
little shy body checks But those Red Wings certainly Weien
comeback OF the
faster-skating Leafs had jumped into
Babe Pratt Jack Mclean and Lone
n the first period
Detroit up goals by Sid Abel Joe Careh and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Dixie Parsons, Unsigned, Denied Right to Practc
Tigers Play
10 Sunday Twin
Bills at Home

Detroit Tigers will play 10 Sun
day double-headers at Briggs Sta
dum during the coming season,
according to the official American
League schedule released today.
The league has scheduled 81
double-headers with IA single
games on Sunday. And some of
the single games will be doubled
up If the opportunity presents IT.
self.
The Tigers open their season
i'm Cleveland April 81 and play
FIVE games including a Sunday
twin bill before returning to Briggs
Stadium TO display their wares
for the home folks. st. Louis, con-
Sidered a definite pennant threat
for the first time In a couple OF
decades, will be the guests at the
home unyeiling.
The schedule calls for three
trips east instead of four as has
been the case in the past. This is
i'm line with the Office of Defense
transportation request TO limit
travelling.
Detroit will have II Saturday
and Sunday dates at home in adj
dition TO independence Day and
Labor Day. For the first time they
will end their season in the East,
in Washington on Oct. 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
He Gives His All

The word that preceded
Hoover from Los Angeles re-
ported that Detroit fans would
especially like Hoover because
Of his hustle. He is not the
chattcrboX type but neverthe-
less most conscientious and
gives everything he has 10 the
job. He is a nice looking chap,
resembling somewhat Lou Bou-
dreau. the handsome manager OF
the Cleveland Indians Joe has
an ideal physique for a short
stop. He stands ) feet IL inches
and weighs about It's pounds.
They say that Hoover. until
this past season. was criticized
for being erratic in the field.
but little credit was given him
for the efforts he made 10
handle grounders that ordinary
shortsopS would not come close
10 reaching
Hoover has great speed and
makes many sensational plays,
according 10 these overland re-
ports. He is rated particularly
brilliant al going TO his left and
in getting the throw away TO
first base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
FOrdSOn
To Oppose
Ann ArbOr

Fordson High will meet Ann Ar
Dor this weekend in one of the
feature games in the second round
Of tho states Glass A basketball
tournament
Fordson defeated EcorSe. "a 10
%. while Ann Arbor won over
Dearborn, 80 TO u. Throughout
the state 30 teams captured divi-
sion championships in their area.
Teams to captured titles in the
Lower Peninsula were: Class b
Hastings, St. Johns; Class C
Battle Creek, St Philips, Holland
Christian. Sterling, Crowell and
Fulton: Class Whitehall. South
lockwood. Peck. Maple Rapids
and Pinconning St Michaefs.
Winners in the Upper Peninsula
are: Class B-Escanaba, New
berry, Wakefield; Class C-Nor-
way, Marquette, Baraga, st. Ig-
mace, Crystal Falls. Ontonagon;
Class brock. Marquette. Pierce.
Vulcan, Brimley Trout Creek;
Class r Quinnescc, Champion,
Grand Marais. Bergland, CEDAR
vile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Novice
Proves a
Big Shot
BY DON GILLIES

Six weeks ago Ted Lehman
walked into the Chrysler Gun
Club and announced that he would
like TO learn to shoot a rife. "
The club which conducts regular
war department approved marks
manShip classes at the municipal
rifle range on Elmwood and Con-
gress took his application and he
started his training at once.
Yesterday at the Greater De-
troit Club, Lehman entered his
first rifle tournament and defeated
a field of 30 other rifle students
with the remarkable score of 196
out of possible 200 from the
prone position.
J. T. Conrad, a student from the
Irish Rifle Club furnished him
with the most competition when
he wound up with score OF 1875.
Robert Bonamy. a member of the
Center Line Target Club was third
with 1911
r. H. Gavin, a member Of the
Chrysler Club. won the Iron sight
kickerS handicap. with a score of
1879, by shooting an actual mark
of 1873. Bill Gordon of the Acme
Rife Club finished second with
1913. Three ties resulted for third
when Solman Rutland. Acme. 1t
Willard Mullen. Michigan State
Troops. and /. NJ. Easter Of FitZ-
simons wound up with 196x200.
Bill Smith, president of the
Greater Detroit Club won the any
sight kickerS with 1879.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
His First Choice

Yes. Il is a fine chance for the
26-ycar-old Hoover. Joe's been
around for a spell and he's not
getting any younger. II Will be
his first chance in the big show.
He was East" only once before.
That was when he broke into
professional baseball in 1897.
playing with indianapolis and
Rock Island indianapolis sold
hun 30 The Stars and he re-
turned Ia California Incident
ally, nc signed with Indianapolis
as catcher, but later settled
down 70 shortstopping He Is a
versatile chap. He remembers
ono season he played nearly
every position on tho team.
IL even pitched" Hoover re-
calls.
But il was as a shortstop that
he reached the heights. hitting
a most respectable 1927 as well
as distinguishing himself afield
with tho Stars last season. He
had "a doubles, 10 triples and
II home runs.
incidentally. Hoover Is the
only shortstop in the Tiger
squad
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Arthur S Five
Out Of P|dyoffs

Arthurs Is out Of the playoffs
i'm the Recreation basketball
league. 1t was eliminated yester-
day when Trojans, spanked by
Don Mobley, handed il 1884 de-
feat, Mobley, Wayne UniverSitys
star guard, collected ID points.
With Chef Gabriel, former Law
renee Tech luminary, showing the
way with II points Auto Club
registered its second victory in
the playoffs by winning from Jag
loWicz, 1870.
Z Lee Knorek. ex-Titan star, stood
out for the losing Jaglowicz team
with 10 points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
Sports
I Biggest Surprise
Made Joe Hoover
Member Of Tigers
By LEO MACDONELl

EVANSVILLE. Ind, March
l5-Robert Joseph Hoover,
known ~ Joe Hoover m the
baseball trade got the sur
Prise OF his life on arriving
az his home in Los Angeles one
DAY after a day Of painting on
a government construction job.
As he stepped into ire Hoover
homo. Mrs Hoover. duly excited.
informed hIm that the Holly
wood Club had sold him 10 the
Detroit TlgerS. Mrs Hoover $
mother had phoned the good
news. She read II IN the Herald
Express,
''Sure. I was happy Hoover
explained II had no idea there
was anything like that going on.
IL is a players ambition 60 get
into the big leagues. IL Is the
hig opportunity for me and l
am going 90 do my best 20
Justify the Tigers faith in me-"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
One-Eyed
Puck Ref
Gets Call

Although ne is totally blind In
one eye, Referee Bill Chadwick,
Of the National Hockey League
has been called for induction into
the u. s. Army Wednesday. He
has already had his physical ex-
Rated the best referee In hockey
despite his handicap, Chadwick
made his final appearance when
he handled the Toronto-Detroit
game last night AT Olympia. The
that he was 10
handle the game was followed by
an ovation for Chadwick, although
the crowd did not realize 1t was
his last game.
'It'll cost me thouSand-nOt
handling the playofis," Chad
wick told reporters. But II
I Uncle Sam can use me that's
where I want Co he"
/ The 27-Ncar-old resident OF
Jamaica. l.. /. has been married
three years. But l haven't ever
IA canary he said.
( Chadwick came up into hockey
las an amateur official after play
ing for the New York RovcrS IIC
is 10 report at the Grand Contra
Palace in New York. "Wednesday
morning.
Hockey league officials arc
hoping he may be given fur
Tough which would enable him Il
handle the cup games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
LOmaEeS Lands Prize
I'm Constantine Bout
BY BOB MURPHY

That mouScy smile you may see
on the face of Nick LondeS today
isn't because tickets are going so
nicely for the Jimmy RceveS-Jake
LaNlotta fight at Olympia this
coming Friday night
Nick isn't talking, but he I'M
queStionably is quite pleased over
Turing Charlie LulW Constantine
to Detroit in what he is billing
as a special bout 70
Constantine Is 10 meet Joe Bag
nato of Toronto over the 10-round
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

The characteristic good fortune
which attended Queen Of Apostle,
march 10 the Catholic Youth or
ganization's Heavyweight title m
1912 deserted the champions IN
the first round Of the 1919 play
offs last night as St Benedict
handed them a 25-24 heartbreaker
The upset brings Queen Of Apostles
within one game Of elimination.
The finals arc run on tWo-C1mc
Knockout basis
In the Lighter bracket Queen
Of Apostles met with better luck
rs thcy routed ST Josaphai 4l-Z4
s. Gregory the quintet that won
10 games and lost only two during
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15
TIGERS Getting Poor Press in EENnsUiIIe

EVANSVILLE. Ind, March Il.
The Tigers are being ignored
by Evansville part Of Evans
willie. al least which has Steve
o.Ncill and his players puzzled.
il not actually hurt
There's one thing a baseball
player can't stand. That's being
ignored. II Is pointed out by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

Tigers that while Manager
O'Neill and players have been
in camp here since last Wednes-
day. one of the two newspapers
in this thriving war boom town
has failed 10 take notice Of the
fact. That is-publicly. And,
the other paper hasn't been ex-
actly overriding the notices.
cit Is the press own business"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-03-15

said one wounded Tiger. but
I'd like 10 know what we've
done 90 deserve this"
AS already suggested. being
ignored is torture 90 a ball plaNCr
Car, you imagine Buck Newsom
being ignored? No, you cant.
Buck wouldn't stand for H. He'd
find a remedy for such an in
tolerable situation. You could