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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-28

much 70 all Of you"
Price said the moral effectiveness
and the property Of every broad
caster suffers whenever q single"
Wisecr1cking announcer seeks 10
make q joke" Of the code. He
recommended particularly that the
hroadcasterrs expunge forever such
dialogue IS this:
''Xou know, we're not supposed to
do this, but for this once here It
is, and ! hope no censor Is LISTEN
ing"
Or this-on q rainy morning.
where Is that record: Get out
your old umbrella"
Price told the broadcasters that
their interest and their country's
interest are injured whenever Q
single commentator tries to Sc chow
near he can come to q dangerous
disclosure and still have a technical
alibi II he Is caught.
'That Is not cleverness In the
face. Of the enemy, n, matter what
the egotist may think Of his BRAIN
child" he declared.
Acknowledging the cooperation Of
the industry, Price said hundreds Of
stations were helping to write q
bright page in the history Of broad
casting-a page which in times to
come will utterly confound those
t. talitarian philosophers who put so
low a nestimate on the strength Of
free institutions under the strain
of total emergency"
More bank notes are in circula.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-28

Join q swing band. live IN the pres
ent" 80 he did. The swing
crew he joined vas 80 able 4 Wao
rewarded with q BIG radlo sponsor
The hit Parade, which hroadcnsts
from Carnegie HALT
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-28

hood. with q new
set Of environ.
mental noises (or
even lack Of
noise), sometimes
causes sleepless.
ness. But insoIn-
MIA of this type
Is temporary and
disappears when
the victim gets
used to the new
circumstances.
Ord mary In
sonnia Is most
often the result
of emotional dis
turhance, such as
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-28

More bank notes are in circula.
ton in Mexico than ever before.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-28
~ DIR. THOMAS D. MASTERS
written Cor NEA Service

Insomnia 10 not q disease. II sim
ply Is sleeplessness.
II has numerous causes, and the
cure for insomnia depends on the
elimination Of, or adjustment to
such factors, Such q simple change
as moving into q new neighbour
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-28

W4WMWGHMN HAAAz884 3M&8
TIE hoaal1merus TIE ZION. David
BoWea-Egon and Bglg. Cen. Wm.
oonoVan watching TIE Raster parad~
eEa gtom the St. Regis STEPS :.
8R-oramA critic Gilbert Gabriel back
ccOm hls owl assignment il Alaska
-. Dorothy Thompson showing her
Intended groom TIE rep Congress
man EambertsUn too9 at her (tor
marrying q Cnech-whlch Is nom
AmefacanlH)--and saying TN
SorKg. DEAR Isk. Couldr. Robert
Montgomery. back from the pacific
sectors, h the Slork Club Chris
tine Ayres, Who sinks sensuously ell
over the Eollles stage - when she
sn't rolling ban0aees at the nearby
Red Cross depot /. Madeleine Car
roll ae the Madison, looking beau
tiful but nllzm i. Margaret Sui
lavan at tie Museum Of Modern
Art, gazing at the paintings, with
ell the other oglers gaping ct Mar
garet Francis Slnatra, the tlt-
tetoues' answer 10 Lawrence TiA-
betk, handing q gold wrist-gift to
O0I4M WtlOOA va ANDO4Al9p - SAAt&N
sailor with all the campaign rib
hons.
Sallles IN Our Alley: Frank SINAI
tas quick click on Broadway has
already started many lawsuits, sew
eral agents demanding their hunk
-. He ives moody last night. and
en- admirer wondered about his
pained look. Tie lust found out" exc
planned q cynie, shat the ladder
Of success Is full Of spllnterS" :.
AZ ID Morocco the playhOy set Is
called: "AE Society" !. Fred Aliens
explanation Why he never gees to =
night clubs II merely found out
years ago that staying home with
Shakespeare Is less depressing than
any master Of ceremonies"
Aalatown Vlgnettes Reuben Ma
noullan, whose direction Of "Okla-
homal" Is a high spot, !. dropped
bAekstage the other night, where
Nn Old gent said: II want 10 thank
you tor giving me q bit part once
In one Of your movies, You started
me On my theatrical career II years
ago with q small part In Applause,
I played the doorMan" And"
asked MaMoUlian, ''whNt are you
elnlnr nowYs ~ made GOOD, !"
was tho rrin renlv. wf,m the door.
man here"
80
Asen,aa AZ \ AsaAmlvhAar. The hlu
event Tomorrow nirht Ia the sinisi
SenAor Il fhe refmrn "a fhe cons
nics parss n nurante's return
10 Holiywood nets 9SS0 OtO for five
veare Ch,h n am NAYS ,Iaok
White,s widow the late eomeeianS
shnr@ In thS iovnt More nower
ana All that Ia Harry IameS Int
Inn Alan fasld iMsk = wee biz re-.
Snon Xlhle for sonS of Tho his hla M
the NAramonnt fhis weekp INST ask.
INF INST asSinv Tommv Dor.
sev Ana pick Hymes hafl q taft, so
skin Nelson Il doins Inc twoet.
tWeetinw Nav ma Is tho date
tSnA nasN affair Al the enmmns
tl0re Don Georne. who wrote
two hid tNnas, III Never Mention
YoNr NameS ana wTwo Heayens." is
ierSinv SodaS Al the HuokinghaM
Eofsl foumtsin pnter Hrn0,S
aeSm t,eooration WAS RMth Camoll
not NootS Toe Pew. the pennsv
an xsan. aooortlinw Ia RenMh. insiGl.
ara III - hehin3 the preSiaential
HooS~ AZ Mr. ,INStica Roberts az the
FYlnhesk Court,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-04-28
WAACS' Test For Military Life
Inspires Soldiers At Fort Dix
BY CORRINE HARDEsTY
fVInliNA Press star C,OrresnOntle

J-uP)The $50 WAACs Just assigned to this
have much enthusiasm for military life their senior oncer said they
formation and from their duties
male colleagues this and other extra military practices not
hN fhA rlilAh hooks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Spartan
Nfatnnaen
Win Two

NEW YORK. April - up
There were 10 new individual
national A. A. L. wrestling cham
pionS today as the West Side
YFCA installed team laurels in its
trophy case.
The Individual champions were
Frank Preston Of Cornell College
It., 1l5 pounds Paul Mcdaniel
unattached, Saltwater, Okla. 121;
Charles Ridenour of Penn State.
12S. MERLE JENNINGS. MICH
GAN STATE, l35; BILL MAN
WELL. MICHIGAN STATE, las;
Red Roberts. 23d Street y, New
York. l55 Dr. NJ. A, Northrup.
San Francisco Athletic Club, l6j,
Dale Thomas, Cornell College, rs.
Henry Wittcnberg. West Side y
1871, and RcInhold Nctzgcr Of the
West Side \, the heavyweight
crown.
Host club this year tho West
Side Y Won the title Saturday
night with ~ points while Cornell
College and Michigan State tied
for runner up honors with l3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
By LEWIS n. WALTER

sydney Howe, voted the most
valuable player on the world
champion Detroit Rcd Wings
,hrs season viii head Tho parade
%. players INTO the Olympia
from Office this week 20 reap
ono OF thc richest bonus bar
Ect> ln Dc'ioIt hockey history
Iiovc and many OF ms team
mates took cuts m their basic
contracts Al the start OF the sea-
SON because hockcy.S prospects
We're uncertain due &c, draft and
transportation problems But
owner James Norris and man
aGcr Jack Adams gave them
chance 10 make % all mp by
adding numerous honu, clauses
which C0uid he CaShcd II The
clgn made money or tho players
achieved specified goals
Now every player vii benefit
as the result OF the WIng, marCn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Soldier PAGES
Autos TO Title

A sergeant from Selfridge Field
and pair of sailors from Dear
born Naval station proved an in
vincIble~combnation and as q re-
suit Auto Club is the champion of
the Sunday Recreation Basketball
league.
With SCI Herman Fcutsch. i'm
ported for this game, showing the
way with - points. Auto club de
foatcd JaglowlcZ yesterday $3.50.
FeutSCh who starred in San Fran
cisco as teammate Of the famous
Hank LuSettI. was assisted by
sailors Leo Bccbc and Bob Anet
as the Automen piled up a 33-ll
lead at halftlmc.
Although the game wasn't cSpc-
cially rough. 81 fouls were called
and SIX players were elected from
tho game the Automen losing
two and JaClowiCz four. The lat
ter played with only three mon
IN the last minute and Is seconds.
scoring one basket 10 five points
for the winner, over that stretch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
DiNag Hero in StOrybOOk Finish

HOLLYWOOD, April IL (TP)-It r World Series setting
knocked the dirt from his spikes and stepped to
tho plate.
II the ninth inning The bases loaded with two out
The tied, 20
II wasn't a just game between the
Hollywood the Pacific Coast
League.
attracted by the magic the DNaggio
pleaded for hit.
DNaggio a toehod and screaming single
la left, scoring mates.
he Harry Banning, Bobby
and la % q win. 10
remembered most how DiMag
fhrnnr viii nnnthe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

when me- divcd behind the fallen
Detroit goalIc 10 stop Murph
Chamberlaln'S shot.
Howe also picked up another
reward along the way. The 2S-
ycar-old veteran played center
left wing and Archaeological
Kill of penalties and went on
with the power play when the
opposition was Shorthandcd As
a result he received the Harry
Jacobson Trophy As Detroit 5
most valuable player-and with
II $3.50 IN war bonds.
There are bonuses galore TO
he handed out by General Man
agcv Fred l.. Haner Adams
promised Johnny Mowers one for
five ShutoutS- Johnny turned
in SIX during tho regular season
and two In tho plaNoffS for good
measure. Others like Carl Lis
connie and Mud Bruneicau, who
went through their greatest sod
sons are 10 collect on scoring.
playoff and good year clauses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

The Detroit Yann.C5nS defeated
the Pirates in NunClc. Without
Wakefield. the Tigers regulars
took a laclng from the same
Pirates the following day.
One of WAX fic d'S hits
against us might have been,
caught" FriSCh explained, "but
there was nothing wrong with
the other one. Young Wake
field has all the appearances OF
a good hitter. He ought 10 he
more than that--a great hitter
perhaps"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Exhibition Baseball

A. Hsw YORK;
Boston a. oo0 ooo o2o-2 \
Hugrser Brown - srd rsr',,;
NunEo Lohrnsn "a, ara Poland B.rr.s.
Home run Nswsone tR0'tonj eighth
- an
g. Lafayet's. Ind
Cnicago -, o0z oo0 oo7-5 10 y
Indianapolis fAht oon 22o ltN ~ !
Humrhrss ;Crovs 90 HAYNES - arr
Turner. Davis. -Calveri O., Tsuscher 90
and Hoffer'h Schuief
Home run Vaughn Ond D seventh
A. Indianapolis
c.rcinnati oil poo ool S II /,
Cleveland o0o oo0 200 4 I
Wander Nicer peres 60 and Mueller:
tHarder smith 80 and Rosar
Home runs linton tClncinnaft fourth
q ON. Mack cleveland seventh q on.
Prookiyn 81 o2o njo ioi II
New YORK a. 200 Oin O2n-S q 4
Newsar Hghs go and owen. BraEAn;
Donald and Robinson. Blrre
~ Louisville.
chicago tNn 10 ini o00 3
Louisville an oo3 COO 2lx-a ~ a
Fleming Barrett O.. iWashburn -.
Mccall 80 ard Hernandez Covingtor.
Patton GO, 'Wlson 10 ana Campbell,
B-star IN eo2 ooo 1oo-5 I2 I
Newark GNTO y 0Ol pC0 Oni-2 Q
Gomez. savo 5l and Kuttl MaN:
Ananicz. Holcomos - and Garoark
A. 81 Louis.
81 LOUIS a. nm Oo0 n20-2 5 2
81 Louis 81 400 $50 COX IS
fNigge'Ing Ostemuelley t6L Cassr 50
ana Terrell " Cohr.r WINE to- Don.
neil tst and Odea Cooper
A. Philadelphia:
Philadelphia "a 600 GOO 000-0 ; n
Philadelphia M oio 100 ooN
tWolff Chfistopher 90 and swift,
Fuchs, Kraus CO and Padden.
a. Baltimore
Wa shInEf0n "a 0un u30 ti3 ~ IA
Baltimore GSTN 500 non n12-s 3
Metz scNee'z 90 ana Ear,y. g Ihsni.
SmoI tBurkarf t67l. swift 90 arf Me-
carly.
Home run sczsrkoWsN tRatinorsb,
ninth "a on.
Winning Pitcher. 5Losine Pitcher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Count Fleet Another Bic Red?

NEW YORK. April J. CUPl
Ever since that autumn day i'm
1920 when Man o. War was re-
tired TO stud, hor>cmcn have Won
dcred # there ever would be an
other horse with the speed and
power Of big red For awhile War
Admiral. a son of the riddle giant
looked like hc might be the one.
Bu' ha WAS too small and failed
when thc pressure was on.
once again TINS spring the turf
Us hearing the wonderful tale of a
wonder colt His name is Count
Fleet He's "a high-headcd. wild
running son of Reign Count and
hes owned bt Mrs. John Hertz OF
Chicago He's the shortest winter
book favor.ic. az 6-to-5. sn the his
tory ol the Kentucky Derby and
has recent workouts have been, so
fast that even Ca>c-hdrdcnCd turf
mon 8rc say ng he may he an
rfFpf Man ID. Nsl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

10 The National Hockey League
championship and the Stanley
Cup a club record attendance
oil 1881 tor The season and
receipts of more than $500
VIII take care OF the bonuses.
COLLECTS on ALL
Howe VIII cash every bonus
C0ag>eEu# h.s contract He has
five cot ftcm. worth approxi-
msfcIs Sljul In addition he
VIII receive h~ Stanley Cup
pla>og pool share of approX-
fra'rtv Sf-r11 and split of the
Sl5Uo posted by fans and Pro-
motor William ~pfau of the
Sport-wcu SHOW
The p'ayon checks probably
won bar out for >IN weeks he.
cause cycry club must have IFS
figures audIic q. huf sydney
won be- short O. Wa.k-atound
money m The meantime
- IS Howe s. the Wings old
est player IN point of service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April y
Three thousand fans turned out
yesterday TO provide a homecoming
party for Paul DIZZY Trout
However the homecoming turned
out 10 be a victory rally for the
Minneapolis MillcrS, who downed
the DetroiterS. 80.
Trout labored six innings. He
got off to a bad start. yielding a
run in the first and another in the
second After that he was cf-
fectlve, but his mates were unable
10 do much at the plate against
the offerings Of three youngsters
who went 10 tho Nillcrs this spring
from Fort Worth Claude Horton
Don Balsey and Otis Clark They
combined TO give the BcnGals only
five scattered blows.
With runners on first and third
in the opening inning and ono out
"Diz" tried for a double killing
after taking Joe NosmlkS roller,
but begged wide OF second and
Skladany scored. Skladany had
gained life on a poor peg by Ross.
Plazo. the Miller : backStop
greeted Trout with a double in
the second and finally scored on
an infield out The MillcrS nickcd
Mural Hewitt for another counter
in tho eighth.
Only two Tigers. Dick Wake
field and Rip RadChfi showed any
punch at tho plate Each hagCcd
two blows and each had a double.
Pinky Higgins manufactured an
other hit. a double off the right
field screen ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
THEY'RE PRETTY DRAB

Il can he recorded without fear
OF contradiction that the Tigers
as Of Sunday here were not a bell
club 20 be proud Of The pitching
was bad. the fielding nothing 10
braC about. the hitting Just $3.50
and the general attitude OF the
team very minus Contrary 10 the
pep they had shown on previous
DAYS down here, they were pretty
drab
Drubbing three pitchers -- Hal
White. Virgil Trucks and Roy
NCnShaw tho Pirates accumu-
lated IS base hits. one a home run
over the left field fence by Vince
aggio. older brother Of the
moro famous Joe and Dominic.
Vince also poled a double and A
single The homer came Oft Trucks.
tho single off White and tho two
Dagger Of HenShaw showing that
tho hoy from San Francisco IS not
tho tyne 10 discriminate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Jeff Heath 10 Join
Tribe This Week

SEATTLE. April Il CUP)-Jeff
Heath said today he would end his
holdout and Join the Cleveland In
dams al Dayton. O., this week in
the midst OF their exhibition sched-
ulc.
1.-THE offer suits me-" nc said
II guess they must have been
pretty desperate for outfielders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
They Know Him

While the Tigers and Pirates
have not mot since the days
when the Detroit squad trained
a. Phoenix and IN California 10
is not the first time that they
have met a team managed by
FrSch IN p0st-ScaSon contests,
not 10 mention the memorable
World Series Of 1884 The
Tigers played the Cardinals IN
Florida when Frankie plotted
the famous Gas House Gang.
The Pirates have been m the
National League 30 years since
obtaining the Kansas City fran
chise in the parent circuit ia
1887 but In that long stretch ol
more than "A half century, Frlsch
is only The fourth man ever 20
SURVIVE three complete seasons
as manager of the club
The only Others 10 occupy The
driver scat for The Pirates
through three consecutive cam
paigns or longer were Fred
Clarke VINO is way oUt n front
with is years a. commander;
Bill NcKeefnlo and Pie T.aynor.
in all. 10 men nave plotted Tho
BucS Among them a, H00VS
Wagrer now With tho club
coach. Hugo bclIca iaa Dou,
EQSr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
RED HEAD SECOND

Second place in the duck conN
test went 10 K. j. Turner, with a
'rc. head while Don Frank was
third with q black mallard and
n. p RsthS fourth with a wood
duck.
1 John Ca>,Idy's beautiful deer
head was Judged best in tho
Michigan bic game class. Second
place went 10 RathS, with a deer
head A J. Thon Of Saginaw took
third place with life SIZE mounted
cub bear Clifford OrZehoWSki
was fourth with another deer
head
only three trophies were on
tered in the non-Michigan big
game division Andy Palmer.
owner Of more than 200 rare old
guns won easily with one Of the
largest spread Of elk horns ever
seen
Morris Bartholomew won the
Michigan small game class with a
beautiful wildcat specimen.
Rose Fritz won the Michigan
LAX, and stream fish division with
a small mouth black bass.
Mrs O +. Wright found herself
alone i'm the Great Lakes fish dlNi-
sion winning with q muSklc
RalhS was the lone entry IN the
salt water fish division with an
Atlantic salmon
l Close to $1,000 watched the two
performances Yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
He's the Third

Frisch is the third manager OF
an opposing big league club TO
go on record in this manner
ter,Seeing the husky eX-Michl-
gan University athlete whack
the ball down here this spring.
Jimmy Dykes of the White SoX
was tho first. Jim Wilson Of
the Cubs echoed Dykes senti-
ments. Steve ONeIll, of course,
has been nigh on Wakefield since
he saw him with Beaumont
which club O'Nelll managed last
year
Incidentally. Frisch secs a
scramble for championship hon
ors in the National League SIM
liar 10 that which is beng
predicted for the American
League. He sees three-way
fight for the title between the
Cardinals. Dodgers and Reds
with the Cubs having an outside
chance.
1.-THE Cubs will have good
pitching" the Pirate Chlci
pointed out. But the Cards and
Dodgers will again he stronger
and I think the Reds will show
improvement"
The Pirates?
"Nen, we're like the Tigers
we will he fighting To get into
the first division
Detroit and Pittsburgh last
season finished fifth IN their
leagues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
GdIentO Offered
Fiqht in Milwaukee

MILWAUKEE. April - up
Morrlc Zcnoff. president OF the
Victory Sports Club. today tele-
graphcd Tony Galento New Jersey
heavyweight, an offer 10 fight
johnny Ro~lna. Milwaukee IN an
elght-round seml-windup match
here April 30
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
TURF


John MarSch's Occupation Is
ready To begin "breezing" and
trainer Burley Parke said that
after few short quarteT-mile
spins the Futurity king will i'm
dulge In longer workouts leading
up to his return To racing. The
Arlington Classic at Chicago
will be his first important start.
Trainer Don Cameron an
nounced that he would ship Count
Fleet 10 Louisville for his Ken
lucky Derby engagement on Apri
10. Following his Derby engage
ment. the son of Reign Count vii
90 TO Maryland for the PreakneSS
Derby ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
own Derby candidate, j. Graham
Browns Arkansas Derby hero,
Seven Hearts, covered the dis
lance I'm l:48, and II IL was not
a sensational move from a time
standpoint on the fast track, IL
was all that trainer w. G..
Sparks required of him. Amber
Light came through with fine
performance when he negotiated
six furlOngs in handy order in
l:15 3-5. Ocean Wave was sent
four furlongs at 80 S-5.
Jimmy Powers. DetroitS Dear
born Stable owner, arrived a
Jamaica from his home to wltnes,
the PAumnnnk.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Women S Civ
Leaders Stay

Changes remain few today
among the leaders of the various
divisions Of the nineteenth annual
women'S city championship bowl
Ing tournament conducted week
ends "A Palmer Park Recreation.
Alberta Crawford tops the sin
giles IN Class { on SIT. Jean Stol-
tcnbcrg and Bonnie Dollhouse on
So moycd 10 first IN r, Michigan
Alkali Club CO fronts the teams
in Glass { on 2306.
Palmer Park No. ID is first in
ID on 2l52. Grace Byers IS num-
he one I'm singles on 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Macks Play Mats
AT Service Camp

PHILA ELPHIA. April y
INS)-Connle Nack's Athletics
were off for Fort Meade and a
game with the Washington Sens-
tors today after suffering their
first setback Of the season AZ the
hands of the Pills
The Mackmcn viii be cunning
for their fifth victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

OREGON MERMAIDS TAKE u S. TITLE

CHICAGO. April t. GNSl-The
team title I'M the National AAU
women swimming meet fell 10
The Mullnomah Club of Portland.
ore last night when II captured
tine 3Oo-yari medley relay for a
total of 1} points.
Three Of The busiest swimmers
of me meet. Suzanne zimmerman,
\aucy Merki and Brenda HelSer,
teamed 10 win the last event of
the turcc-day meet and captureI
tbc team title for Portland.
The TRIO covered the distance In
three minutes "a and $40 seconds.
finishing the length of the Med
nah Club pool ahead OF the second
place winner. the WomenS Swim
ming Association of New York.
THIRD place winner was the Riviera
Club of Indianapolis, Ind, which
came in a half second after the
Eastern Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Detroit Soccer Club
Gains Western Final

CHICAGO, April y Hungari-
ans-AmericanS, aggressive soccer
club of Detroit, today IS in the
Western final Of the National
Amateur Cup competition after
turning back the strong Slovak
club here yesterday, 2-l. Goals by
Joe Koradl and Gilbert Heron
gave the Detroit club the edge
after Joe Cook had tailed for the
local club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
MOSCOni Defends
His Billiard Crown

KANSAS CITY. Mo, April y
lUPl Willie MoSconi Of Detroit
began the defense of his world
pocket billiard title today i'm a
/ 25C-poIn, challenge match
against three former champions.
MoSconi. who won the cham
Al Detroit last fall, has
spent more time at lathe re-
Gently as a war worker than ne
has at tho pocket billiard table.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Harris JubiIdnt,
PhiIs Beat Some One

PHILADE LPHIA April y
INS Charley Fuchs. former
American leader. and Jack KrauS.
erStWhilc Dodger farmland. today
earned tho praise Of PhillleS' man
agcr Buckv Harris. after pitching
"a three-hlttcr against tho As for
a 20 shutout.
The victory was the first scored
by the Phlls over big league oppo-
Sltion this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

entry from New York
June Foglc finished third.
Ann Ross SomerSaulted into the
three-mcter. high board diving
title with her difficult point op-
uonal repertoire. The l9-year-old
Barnard College sophomore who
earlier won the low board title,
piled up nine out of a possible 10
points with her one and one-half
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

lrI- t.I-Ir
r rp majors
Tor rr gc~~
So. 600 IC-
tIi..r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

Somersault cutaway in a pike posi-
tion-an unusual feat in national
competition.
Brenda HelSer, representing the
Multnomah Club, won the 220-
yard free style event Her time
was 1868. The fourth final of
the day was the 300-yard medley
relay which the Multnomah Club
captured.