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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
MAJOR DE SEVERSKY

IN ONE page we read:
" And there was always the
uncertainty as 10 how the great
machine they were building
would work"
On another we find a mission
undertaken TO Substantial"
the claim that there is no
target that can be destroyed
by gun fire that cannot be de-
stroyed by bombs" Experienced
airmen scarcely needed special
mission TO prove that truism.
We are told of a mission that
few low Intentionally to aseer-
tain whether fax would be
more dangerous at lower alti-
tudes. The losses were heavy,
and thus they came to the con-
clusion that so far as casual
ties or losses from fax were
concerned. ii was strictly a
matter of the higher the
fewer
Any duck hunter could have
told them as much without
costly demonstration flights.
There is the bomber run
made into the wind" with the
speed reduced by more than
half" which proved that flax
was particularly deadly" II
did not require tests of that
sort TO tell airmen that a
slower bomber makes a better
target-a stationery b ON b er
would make the best target.
TlIE whole book is in this
l. experimental temper. per-
haps a bit exaggerated by the
writers for dramatic effect.
The unquestioning spirit with
which our boys entered the
experiments only deepens our
admiration for their courage
and readiness for sacrifice.
Despite these structures, it Is
an exceedingly valuable book
and should serve as milestone
in the education OF Americans
on the new and decisive force
Air power.
(Next column will appear
Friday.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

WAR-MAKING on land and
w sea is as old as human his
tory, and its basic principles
have become fairly general
knowledge. Average people,
reading of a surface battle, can
visualize what happened. But
they have no such background
of knowledge to help them COM
prehend battles in the air.
The British air ministry has
sought TO meet this situation by
publishing, from time 10 time.
official accounts of the activities
of the air forces. Books sticf1 as
The Battle of Britain" and
Bomber Command" which also
enjoyed some circulation IN
America, have been useful in
educating public opinion.
Our army air forces are fol-
lowing suit with the publication
this week of a detailed official
story Of the Eighth Bomber Com
mands first year OF war-making
over Europe. The book, under
the title of Target: Germany,
is a notable event for all those
who are interested in maintain
ing American leadership in the
skies, which in this air age
means leadership generally.
THE book should 60 far to-
Il ward giving our public a
more realistic grasp of what air
warfare means. It is not merely
the traditional fighting trans
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ON BROADWAY
Trade Marx Registered. Copyright, is4

tFAas MAXI hegstened. Copyright 1874
old al 6s. I'm 30" MY
dear Mrs. Stotesbury." CALAMITY
replied the senator, Il only
hope ybu live long enough TO
look il.
As though things aren't tough
enough i'm the newspaper com
posing rooms. Gene Tierney has
changed her baby's name 10
Darici Enrol Flynns next
suit finds him the victim OF an
alleged oil painting swindle
A famous comic has been con-
verled 10 Christian Science 4.
George Brent is rumored marry
ing Joan Stevens Response
bility for the Normandie fire VIII
be- blamed on "A certain firm =.
Is eX-AmbasS. j. Davies going 10
dwell I'm Florida TO run for the
Senate from there? 81. A famed
hotel in Miami Beach may be
sold TO A New York syndicate
shortly Benny Goodmans
profile in Cosmopolitan will be
done by Variety ed, A. Creme.
LORTY heicopter bases have
Il already been planned for
New York atop skyScrapers -. g.
Dec. % marks the 10Th amy Of
the ReichStag fire trial
The War Dept has announced
the death of Sgt. Jerry Vein
berg OF B'klyn. Killed at his
gunncr's post in raid over
Germany. Weinberg is the first
member Of the Int'l Brigade
(which fought Fascism in
SPAIN TO die in the war.
Mrs. Robert A. Taft. wife Of
the senator. will he chairman
Of a Philly Peace Now" meet
ing
or all things, When Carl
Mydans. photogger lin a Jap
prison since Honghong FEM,
stepped of the Chisholm. he
was greeted with his IA Undue
tion papers at the pier
Director All Hitchcock latest
epic. "Lifeboat" is done. He's
gone quietly 10 England 10 work
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
Quick Answers

1-Shangri-La.
2-His father. Arthur Mac
Arthur. won the Congress
sional Medal of Honor and
the rank of lieutenant
colonel before he was 81. in
the Civil War. He was later
a general and commander
of u. s. forces in the Philip
pine War.
3-Rovers-Putnam Hall; Mer-
riwells-Fardale Academy:
Shad-Lawrenceville.
4-Wyoming.
5-Clothes and shelter.
6-Kenneth Roberts.
Copyright, 1919, BY King Features
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

for the British Ministry of Info
on war films e.. The star Of
the picture-La Bankhead land
her agenD set up a heavy
lsquawk about billing. Talu at
first demanded her name on the
screen in letters half as big as
the films title. Then almost as
big and finally bigger A
nettled exec finally barked:
'If we do that you'll be get
ting more credit than your pop
got a. speaker Of the House,"
That ended II Life
boat will come first, but her
name will be its size.
OSCAR Of the Waldorf is
" great-grandpop-a girl.
Commy Earl Browder is typ
ing the last pages of his book.
United Features Syndicate
has junked its mat page-no
paper.
Marta, the thrush at the
Savoy PlaZoo, and DR.. Enrique
CerVanteS task the author Of
"Falange who dat are a torrid
Latin combine Thomas Pat
rick Egan Che gave Joe McJerk
his biggest headaches when Me-
WINS. was Soap-boxing for Hit
Ter in Yorkvllle) is now a pvt. in
the army.
Owe Letter Dept: From
~ the ParkerSburg (Ohio)
News editorial page;
"FDR's press and radio stOoge,
Wincheli, demands that the
L. :. make war on Argentina ut
once on the basis Of fnforma-
ton he has about that coun-
try's tie-up with Germany. It's
Just barely possible that through
its own official sources, this
government knows "a much
about what IL going on a. Mr..
Winchell."
It's barely possible our govt
doesn't However, II has already
confirmed all of IL. as has Nazi
Germany. you dope.
Copyright BY Daily airror. Inc.
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Connolly Answers

la To kill plant fungi 10
exterminate insects. III put
on maniac 10 conhne his
arms; tc) treatment Of lep-
rosy.
Ia Science of measuring
time thl science Of at
mospherics; (cD science of
measuring time.
3-Nenus. Mercury. Earth.
"a Robin Hood. dc 10.
ven: fb) The Maid Of
Milan. John II. Payne. (cD
" Martha. FloIow.
Sal Temporary lodgings;
th) things 10 be done. tc)
private session.
Romeo and Juliet. Shakes
peare.
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BETTER HEALTH
By DR.. LOGAN CLENDENING-

TTIE following quotation from
l. a book Psychology IN AVA
ton, by Or. Chalmers L. Gem
mill published by & e. Thomas.
Springfield. Ill. wall give you
some idea OF the things the ava
ton doctor is up against
Expansion of Intestinal Gas.
In an ascent 10 $3.50 feet.
one volume Of gas originally In
the intestinal tract at ga level
now occupies five volumes. This
expansion Of gas causes disten-
ton and abdominal discomfort
IN the aviator ascending 10 such
attitudes. and may cause, respi-
ratory and circulatory distress
" the eNps sion of the gas
forces the diaphragm 10 push up
on the heart and lungs"
Aviation medicine. per So. is
brand new science. and while
many Of it's most pressing prob
lens have been solved. there are
still pl v that are proving
hard nuts 10 crack
MAN is a terrestrial ANNA
I'I You can tell that by ms de-
sign--his anatomy And not only
that. he originated at sea level
and that IS " here he is still
most at homo
To send him 10 % or 30 thou
sand feet in tho air is 10 dis
combobulate his physiology en-
tirely
One Of the aviation problems
not Vet solved is that Of the
bends When air pressure is
changed comparatively rapidly.
bubbles OF nitrogen are forced
ScIt OF the blood vessels into the
s<nuscleS causing cramps The
deep sea diver, who has worked
an hour or moro under pressure.
Is brought TO the surface grad
ually in a closed chamber in
which the air pressure is slowly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

latter il goes 10 the stomach or
bowels They have diarrhoea or
they throw I'D. lis perfectly
natural The old saying about
distressing spectacle - II
made me sick 10 my stomach
applies,
But what 10 do with them
when they apply AZ base hos
piial7 The digestive disorder is
merely a symptom Of nerve
shock The patient Will never
he any good for combat service
again.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q Is there any virtue in
taking olive oil and lemon juice
for gall stones? Can they be
dissolved ?--M Mrs. J. n.
A-ThIs Is an old quark stunt.
The olive oil saponifies. or forms
Jumps In the intestines or you
take enough OF IT, and these
Jumps look like stones. The
quacks show them To you and
tell YOU they are stones II YOU
start to wash your hands with
them, YOU find they are simply
soap. 6allsiones have never
been dissolved.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

In bed 10 laugh, ~ he'd ne ery;
And born IN bed, in bed pc die;
The near approach a bed may
shoW
OF human bliss 10 human Uoe.
Isaac de Benserade.
The foregoing verse was the
inspiration for the title Of the
best seller by Ilka Chase, In
Bed We Cry"
HAVE heard Of mo tips al
IL lowed" restaurants and bar
her shops, but where is there
hotel with such A policy A
hosiery like that would be a
relief 10 stay in even If they
charged more 50 they could pay
the help more 10 make up for
the tips.
The average person does not
object 10 normal tipping. but in
some hotels the situation gets
all out Of hand
In these places il you get two
packages they will send them
up by different bellhops so each
one can get a tip.
600 MIR. DE CASSERES says
- big men do not make good
lovers" writes Pittsburgh girl.
How silly, My husband il 6
feet 4 inches tall and weighs
225 pounds and my theme song
for our marriage In "Oh. Johnny.
Oh, Johnny, How You Can
Love" We've been married 10
years and love him more every
day."
COME apartment house own
y ers seem willing TO view with
tolerance the problem of tenants
with children. Following ap-
peared in "Apartments--to rent
furnished" section of the clas-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08


Dear Boss:
TN4IS is Sunday, but here il is
Il just the first day OF the week.
Everything goes right on as usual
with the result that II Is difficult
TO remember what day it is with
no weekend 10 figure from.
With Sicilian fighting ended.
speculation about US ranges all
over the map again I'll settle for
Milan or what is left Of IL.
Went TO town last night. but
only TO get a hot shower and
some pressing done at the Red
Cross. A dance was advertised on
the bulletin board so Thorn and
I went up 10 the second floor
after showering and found Is
piece orchestra. about $50 soldiers
and two (2) Red Cross girls (sic) i.
One of the two was obviously
the private property of some air
corps corporal and the remaining
female couldn't have raised a
dancing partner anywhere else
but in the theater Of operations.
The band wasn't bad. however.
so | took a lounge chair near il
and read July ~ copy of the
ST. Louis Post-Dispatch which is
like reading a foreign language
paper. after a few weeks around
here.
I DON'T understand why in the
ARC library they couldn't have
some week or 10-day-old news.
papers. Stars and Stripes gave q
weekly roundup in todayS issue
printed in AlgerS. that gave us
some news Of the States but not
/ enough.
: PIX got its second weekly sup
ply of merchandise and / in.
vested in one more Of everything
from watchband To toothbrush
soap tray and razor. shaving
cream and tooth paste, cigaretS
a bag Of hard candy, bar of soap
, and towel !. all for 100 francs
now have at least one replace
ment for everything / need, Sc
am in good shape.
Coffee, as you probably have
gathered. is my crying need.
have quit drinking the govern.
mental issue entirely; it was taxi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08

EDITORS NOTE-This is a
letter to the gang at the office"
from one of the so editors, re-
porters and photographer who
haze gone into service from the
Times editorial deparfp,e The
Writsr: Ist. Sgt. John n. O'Brien,
reporter, who Wos in North
Africa at the time of writing.
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II. v. DURLING
ON THE SIDE
Distribai,d BY KinE F,stur,s synd In

Distributed oy KING Features synd Inc
sihed Of Hot Springs, Ark,
paper
Beautiful apartment. Nicely
furnished. viii take children II
they are not too tough"
a Lilly, Pa mother has 10
81 IL sons in the armed services
II rs no mean feat 10 produce
and raise 10 boys IN such good
condition that they can mret the
eXacting physical requirements
OF the army. navy and marines
OF this date.
incidentally. We owe a lot TO
tho parents who didn't practice
birth control. Every day | hear
OF people who have from four 10
II sons fighting for this coun-
Try.
QUERIES from clients:
0 Q-lIas there ever been a
film actor killed in line Of duty
while a member Of the armed
forces?
AIN World War !, Rankin
Drew. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sid
ney Drew, was killed in action.
In this war the brilliant actor,
Phillip Holmes, son of TAYLOR
Holmes, WAS. while a member
Of the Canadian Air Force.
killed In a collision between two
planes.
A CALIFORNIAN says one OF
"a her children walked al the
age Of eight months. the other
at the age of nine months. The
children. both girls, have now
grown up and both, according
10 their proud mama, have
straight and beautiful legs"
This would seem 10 indicate
that starting A child 10 walk
too soon Will not always make it
bow-legged
my home town is Alquipps,
Pa writes a feminine sub
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-08
One Word Led To Another
This is the part like best about gym the
CHLNNING"
By ARTHUR BUGS" BAER-

Fe+ishes and ShiDDoIeths
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11
COSTA DEMANDS
l35-LB TITLE BOUT
'ormer Sparring-Pa rtner
Easily Defeats Ex-WOrId
Feather Champion

Providence. r. l.. May ll--(UP)-.
Tough Tony Costa OF WoonSocke ct
was demanding match for the
worlds featherweight crown today
after scoring his second win In two
weeks over nationally recognized
boxer.
Costa easily captured 10-round
decision at the Auditorium last night
over former champion Joey Archi-
bald Of Pawtucket--the man whom
he once served as sparring part
ner.
Two weeks ago Costa decisioned
MIA titlist Jackie Callura OF Ham
nton, Ont, in a non-title match
and was seeking a chance 10 cap
ture the crown In an outdoor macth
In June.
Last nights victory was Costas
22nd In % starts. He weighed
1914, Archibald, 1891.
In an eight-round semi-final.
Bobby Howard, 1853, OF Worcester.
Mass, technically koncked out
Johnny DeCiantisl, 1871. of Provi-
dence In the third round.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11
Final StnndInEt
A MIfIlIlAN LOOE
NATIONAL LOOP

im High Team in Standing --
American League, stanton toGm;
National Tongue, MulVillo Team.
End High Team In Standing 49,
American League, Drlacoll Team;
National League, cABhln Toam,
Ord High Team In Standing 49,
American bcaguc, Birch Team; Ma
tlonal League, Jarlott Team.
High Team IN tOiI-OE
LIST, MulVlllo Team; end, Drlscoll
Team; 3rd Jnrlett Team.
High Team Three Games
1st, Total 1915, LnnRo Team" End,
Total 1903, Pugrn Team; 3rd, Totnl
1908, DrlscOll Team,
High Team single Game
1Ht, Total $40. MulvIllo Team; End,
Total $40, Rlccnrdi Team; 3rd, Total
81, Marshall Tenn,
Individual High Average
coo ana over Clnss)
18t, Total sl00,l0, Ralph Soury
End, Total 1876, BIll Cavannugh,
sra, Total 1856, Johnny D'D'Agos-
tin0,
go to % Class)
lst, Total $3.50, Harvey Polloticr;
End, Total DO,52, Harold Hndlcy; 3rd,
Total 9Di2, liIll Gumppor.
GO 10 so Cinss)
1st, Total 1855, chris Braun;
End, Total $780, Jack HolIan; 3rd,
Total 1891 Jnck Roberts,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11
CLOSE GAMES IN
PAROCHIAL LOOP
co M P ETITION
St. Thomas, St. Marys
Win By z Runs; St. Mar
garets, Hearts Best

Not more than four runs separ-
ated winners from losers Of Par
ochial League baseball games played
yesterday, with st. Mary's, ST.
Thomass, st. Margaret's and Sacred
Hearts being returned the winners
Of a quartette Of contests which
wound up as follows:
st. Mary's 5, ST. Josepb's 3
st. Margaret's 8. SITS Peter
Paul, S
Sacred Hearts 0, ST. AIMS 5
st. Thomas 8, st. Francis
Xavier
Once again pitching was good
though not exceptional Tommy
Brown OF st. Margaret's; Red Byrne
of st. Mary's and Frank Passarelli
Of ST. Thomas turning In four hit
tWirling Jobs. ST. Margarets got
off to big Ave run edge In the
first inning over the Peter-Palll
entry, which got four OF the runs
back In the third inning. Herbie
Hayes, catcher for st. Petes, hit a
home run with the bags loaded 10
account for the four runs.
Coogan and McKenna hit hard TO
help Byrne win his third In a row
for ST. Mary's which was given
quite a tussle by ST. Josephs. In the
Sacred Heart-St. Ann game, Piersall,
catcher, became a pitcher who
famed 10 batters, though his team
was pressed all the way by the south
end club
st. Thomas had a 6-l lead IN the
fourth inning, when ST. Francis
Xavier got three runs back, the
game finishing that way Ga, Pas
sarelli strucR but nine FIX batters
while giving four hits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11
Dusty Softb all
Opening Tonight?

Assuming that the Weather Man
will not bear down" too hard by
after-supper time tonight, Indus
trial League softball teams will play
l943 opening games OF the season,
at $50 p. m. with the Benrus and
French Manufacturing games as the
feature, the first-named defending
It's 1912 title. Jimmy Crichton will
umpire the game on No, diamond,
Hamilton park. Other games
Farrell Foundry VS. Somers Brass,
Washington Park, Umpire, Kenney.
Waterbury Button vs. Chase Metal
Works. Wateryille park. Umpire,
Stango.
Waterbury Manufacturing vs.
American Metal Hose Fulton park.
Umpire, Crocco.
Waterbury Clock VS. Waterbury
Tool, Municipal Stadium, Umpire,
Gerace.
Scoyill VS. Plume and Atwood,
Hamilton park, Diamond No. 2.
Umpire, Bianco.
American BraSs-Bye.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11
A Little of This and That

The Suffolk
BLOCK months million
:ause built DUMP
plenty Of trouble Hold know? Jim the
The Of Naraganset Suffolk
ne hVe Jim has since
v v
Just today:
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Darlington, of
athletic family celebrated their GOLDEN WEDDING
July, Darlington will
he SCOVLL plant They have had 18 children
acsy Frank Jackie
world Hearty congratulations folks,
light as they that grand half
Sed Ito have and TO hold in sickness and health
part Total Scol service of the Darlington family
CENTURY Lewis ST. SO Lewis years. jackie
plus; Grayce 2; Henry
5
V v
Three strikes Mazzarela well
knows, having played the well
bowling something
you SAWBUCk as well pleasant OF
the alleys Bobby Greaoex has been chaperonng
Steve Navy
parking METERS Bill
The flying careers OF his football
zauskas One Is IN Florida the other
not put out by the soft
boys In MSG May 81
Beau Jacks first defense OF
smiled Dit yesterday when they that
now IN Africa made" Dan Pakers column
ing in the North South Open last winter gentle
farmer OF Connecticut whose
offered $4,000 for the 200 layout
pigs and chickens Bought
could no longer bag DOUBLE EAGLES
worth three times Its ordinary value RATION
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11
Transporting
World
Commando Course Race for Boys
BY
JOHN A. CLUNEY

Saturday
Interschoac Athletic
held University stors
attracted Of attention because Of its wartime
officials coaches BE
until IT.
length, idea
through the Obstacles quickly possible with 28 minutes
though high school unframed handle
scramble around through its deliberate eccenrces will
take almost mers their favte distance
-four minutes
minds the imagine yourself about
nineteen full physical
heritage youth. READY GET SET GO
into this FOLLOW LEADER workout
!. Vault 4 IT. fence.
O. a IT, wall This wall rather top
the boy must then with
the wall hand thrown the top Somewhat tricky
3. Swing suspended a simulated ditch.
Get 4bar log fence The logs about
eter and set about IT.
through the bear This Of
The logs
at different heights.
7. Get through simple called "a dodge run
g. a plank you O you must
again.
through shaped path plankng Easy
but tricky.
IL. Vault 4 It.
Could you HOUSE now?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11
individual High Three Gnme.

IuUINIuuht High Ihrcf Snmeh
600 Average ClHsS)
LIST, Total 1884, John O'COnnor; End
Total 3S2, Dick llyland; 3rd, Total
377 Harry Melvin,
go TO 90 ClasA)
list. Total 37i, Bill stanton; end,
Total 35l, Carl Gcmino; 3rd, Total
35l, Dr, T. DeCrIstofora; 3rd, Total
3G1, Asa York.
(75 10 80 ClassJ
LIST, Total 323, John Flaherty; End,
Total $l7, Petor Costigan; 3rd, Total
3i2, BIZ Peters,
IndIyiduni High single Gnme
(Opcn TO All BoWlerD
lat, Total 49,, bcHmau Harvey;
End, Total l5b, Joseph McSollls; 3rd,
Total 1853, Bin Fitzgerald.
Individual IIah Gnme No Mark
tOpon 10 All B0WlcrS)
1st, Total DS, Arnold Bauby; End,
Total 90. Mike OBrlen; 3rd, Total
49,, John Kruse; 5rd, Total 90, Dom
cnlc Mecca,
IndiyiJ. Greatest Number Of strikes
. lst Total 40, Alex MnzSarclln;
End, Total 81 Hugo Jnngc; 3rd,
Total 80, Chris Hanley.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11
MORT COOPER O. K.

Boston. May II - CUP - Mort
Cooper, st. Louis Cardinals ace
pitcher will take his regular turn
on the mound and may see service
against the Boston Braves, accord
ing to Manager Billy Southworth.
Cooper underwent a shoulder
operation two years ago and injured
the shoulder during spring practice.
But Southworth said that reports
concerning the injury were greatly
exaggerated.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11
RICO WINS

Holyoke, Mass May 1l.-UP)--
Chester Rico. top-ranking New York
lightweight holds an eight-round
over Joe Gillis Of Springfield.
Rico, 1874 l-2 used q sharp left
hook TO score ut will last night as
he defeated Gillis, 1874. before 1000
fans at the Valley Arena.
In six-round semi-hnal AL
Velez, 1877, Of the u. s. Navy, de-
cisioned Julian Malavez, 1856, OF New
York City.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11
Elks Bowling; Final Figures

With final results, averages, team
and individual standings completed
the annual bowling banquet now a
matter of record and the champs"
recognized for team or individual
performances during a season Of SO
weeks, Chairman Bill Cavanaugh,
and his aides, Secretary Hal Hadley
and Treasurer AL Koskey announced
the following final results last week.
end.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11

Detroit, Steve O'Neili might
have been too easy VIXEN he man
aged the Cleveland Indians, but the
Detroit Tigers aren't finding him
that way.
ONeill announced that any player
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11
East-West Diamond Duels Provide Acid Test
THE 3,
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Yeaterday'a neauIta

Jersey City !, Montreal 0.
Newark at Buffalo (postponed)..
Baltimore AZ Toronto (postponedb
Syracuse at Rochester (to be play
ed laler).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11

Games Tomorrow
New York ut Chicago.
Boston at 81. Louis.
Philadelphia ut Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland Cnight)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11
SHEEHAN SHAMROCKS
WIN; 5 HOMERS HIT

Home runs were plentiful last
night as the Sheehan Shamrocks
outscored the Larrivee Lunkheads
3 to 3, with no less than I'VE home
runs, three by the winners. two by
the losers scoring all II runs In the
game. Pronovost, Tamburella and
Anderson connected for round "trip
Wallops for the ShamrockS; Morris
and Howell hitting homers for the
Larrivees.
F1tzmalirice and Cayanauph
teams play tonight. President George
DAILY announced at il:l4 a. m. today
that the umpire will be none other
than Dan Farrell.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Today
tNo games scheduled).
Games Tomorrow
Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn OwliRhD.
Cincinnati Mt Philadelphia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
mo games playod).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-05-11

found playing poker would be fined
$500.
The old catcher has forbidden
The drinking OF beer or soda pop
and the eating OF sandwiches, hot
dogs or anything of the sort In
the clubhouse before games.