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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Dirty Trick
Say Phil Fans

PHILADELPHIA, July % INS)
President Bill Cox OF the Phil
lies not only lost a good manager
when he dismisSe. m ager
Bucky Harris but also a good
portion Of. Quaker fan support.
according 10 a random interview
OF rooters, today,
Few of tlN
Interested IN whether or not
Freddy FitzslmmonS weuld make
a good manager The. question
in the spectators
minds was the reason for Bucky'S
firing. And 10 a man they agreed
It's a dirty trick"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

mysterious uphcayal in a base
ball-luaklnc season, As Nea
know. Harms has been fired as
manager OF the PhllS and re-
placed by Fred FitzsimmonS.
veteran Brooklyn Dodger
pitcher
An a>tounded baseball world
Is trying 10 retrieve its breath,
aSJOsndcd because Harris made
The once humble PhilS one OF
the biggest drawing cards in the
majors.
AS far as the baseball public
was concerned. IL seemed every
thing was lovely in Philadelphia.
The fans took Harris and the
Phiis and William Cox, the new
owner. to- their hearts and
everything pointed 10 a new era.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

twin victory, ST I'll innings),
and 4-2.
The Phillies made new man
ager Freddy FitzSimmons debut
a successful one by beating the
Cardinals. Ga. in a night game.
Schoolboy Rowe and Lloyd Dietz
scattered eight Cardinal hits.
In the American League, Mel
Harder held the Yankees 10 five
hits as Cleveland defeated the
New Workers, 60, but the eX-
hibition tilt between the "Yank-
lands" and the North Carolina
pre-flight squad drew most of
the attention.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Redbirds Take
13-|nning Scrap
nv niied Press

The Columbus RedbirdS out
lasted the ST. Paul SAINTS IN a
bitter 13-inning struggle last
night 10 earn themselves a virtual
second place deadlock with In
dianapolis in the American As
ISOLATION.
The Redbirds brought them
selves even with the Indians in
games won and lost by shading
the Saints. 10 to 9. after nearly
throwing the game away In the
ninth inning.
The Indians lost 10 the pace
setting Brewers. 10 10 5. AT Mil
waukee. The Brewers counted six
times in the first inning and
coaSted the rest OF the way.
Fleming pitched the whole con-
test to gain the victory.
At Minneapolis, the Millers
halted fourth-place Toledo. s 10 4.
The cellar-dwelling blues stopped
the Louisville Colonels twice at
Kansas City 7 10 | and 8 10 >.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
VAN ROIpay's Batting Keeping Pirates Fire

The cloudbusters walloped
the combined Yankee-Indian
squad, managed by Babe Ruth,
lis. More than 270OQ fans
roared the loudeSt when the
former slugger collected walk
in the role of pinch-hitter in
the sixth.
Johnny Sain, former Braves
pitcher went the route for the
pre-flight squad and held the
major league outfit TO eight
hits.
Home runs by Chef Labs
and George McQuinn featured
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

the Browns 81 decision over
the Athletics in an after-dark
contest.
The White Sox collected a
total of n hits to trounce the
Senators, 1877. in night game.
Outielder Guy Outright OF
the Sox was feiled by pitcher
Alex Carrasquel In the eighth
inning. One of Carrasquel,M
pitches struck Outright In IN
head and he was knocked un-
conscious. After receiving first
aid he was re moved on n
stretcher to a nearby hospital
for observation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

since his return has been the
most outstanding in the majors.
In l8 games he has slammed
out 23 hits and driven i'm Is
runs for a batting mark of .S59,
best i'm both leagues.
He collected a pair OF singles
in four trips as the Pirates
moved into the runnerup spot
last night before 29,5S5 at Pitts
burgh. Sewell, backed by a Ia
hit attack, coaSted TO his tenth
straight victory and sixteenth of
the year.
Chicago dumped the Dodgers
into third place by tallying
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Haoo Won t Qaen
Here After Aug. II

BOSTON. July % (UP)-
Gunder Hagg, Swedish distance
summing star. said today he was
not interested in competing in any
further races in this country after
Aug. II. Hagg is scheduled for
two more meets, at Cleveland and
Cincinnati. He already has won
five races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
The $64 Question

Now. thiS--to Harris Why?
That's a heavy sugar question
like where's Benito?"
There's something whacky
about the thing and it can't be
Harris.
theoretically. what Cox does
with the Pills is his business.
But actually. baseball clubs be-
long 10 the fans, at least the
fans figure il that way. and we
suspect Philly fans aren't going
20 take kindly 10 ruthless dump
ing of Bucky.
The Pills, as yet, just don't
have il. Even Harris going
couldn't keep them up there.
If Cox expected that, then
the new owner must be more
whacky than his recent actions
in abusing Ford Prick, the Ma
tional League president. and
firing Harris would indicate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

played in only one game for the
Pirates early in the season and
then was Shuttled 10 Toronto,
repeatedly because Of a differ
cnce OF opinion with manager
frankie FTiSch.
Van RobayS batted .307 with
the Maple Leafs and led the
international League IN his
until he was recalled. He made
his return on July ID and the
Pirates have gone like a house
alire ever since. winning J. of
II games. including last nights
SO tilt with the Giants.
The batwOrk of Van RObays
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
GovernaIi With ColIeeians

CHICAGO, July 20 QNS)-
Paul Governali. one of the great
est backs ever to play on the
Columbia University football team.
today. was added to the roster
of Collegians who will play the
Washington Redskins. professional
champions. Aug. IS at the North
western University stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Mrs. Flick Takes
Title for 7th Time

Taking time out from her aior
activity, Victory gardening. Mrs.
J. W. Fleck won the women 5
club championship az Lochmoor by
defeating Mrs. V. b Walling in the
final 1t was Mrs. Fleck's seventh
championship in this event since
1886 She did not compete in 1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
RowC'S SATISFIED

- /" NV
"Schoolboy' Rowe, who was
with beating the Car
dinals last night, said today:
II don't believe there was .
better chcoice TO be made. The
whole club feels just like II did
when we opened the season.
rarin' to go" =
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

livery have
had their
turn IN the
spotlight
Now u is
< { a n @ y
tB u { k W
Harris, one
tim Tiger
m a n ger.
who is the
central figure
in the latest
an d IN oN Z
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
-, ni,ed Pres.

in thc general hullaballoo
over veteran pitcher Rip Sow
ellis rs trumphS for Pittsburgh,
the outstanding work Of out
fielder Maurice Van RobayS has
been almost ignored
SewVH, without a doubt has
hccn The clubs outstanding in
dIydual performer IN propelling
The BucS into second place IN
The National League.
But Van RobayS, who came
oui Of the SandlotS Of Detroit.
ranks right beneath him. Maury
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

sional base
ball in Mus
kegon, his
toric an d
lively West
eTn Mic hi
gan netrop-
oils
3 u c X Y
fined Mus
kegon Of the
{ G n I r a /
Lea que in
l Q q He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

'Batted fors Trucks In seventh.
DEfROIT olO 600 OO0-l SO
Boston 100 200 0lx.-i s !
Rgas-York'I u. kewsorne Metkov,ch-
Culusrson, TAS9y Tdvs N~ttsd IN
. Vjch. Tao. Io>. s,.soelsJ1 hlfpr--..
some. Tw0-base hit--Tabor. Three base hit
-Culberson Home run-Metkovch sacri-
Ace hits Bloodworth Judd. Metkovich
Lett on bases Boston Detroit Is.
Double p'ay--Doerr 20 l.. Newsome 10
Lup.cH. Bases on hals-Of Judd /. or
Trucks OF Bridges /. struck out By
l0dd 49, hy Trucks B. Hts-OG Trucks
q IN 8 innings Wud pitch Bridges. I'm
0ires-McGowan and Pipgras.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
SECOND GtSiE

Totals go ~ - 70 Totals 3n p -
'Hat'od tar y Naws1me fn eighth.
Hauet far LayoT ln eighth
DETROIT 0ag 200 O00-f
Boston 600 goo OfN q
Runs Hoover Wakefield Unser. white
T. Wv s.ru' LazHr Tabor p1err. FOX
bhlrH. frrors Psrtre. higgins Runs
1attFd g. YORK Ross Cramcr q Fox
iup.-n Tabor poerf 2 U.azor scored on
HiEErs error in fourth I've. base hits
lagor . York Luplen B.01dvorth.
Dnerr stolen uases-Hoover. Fox Sacri-
Zee NCtkuNlch Double plays uaerr 600
I Newsome n Lupien HigEins 20
k.0odwurt1 o. YORK. Left on bases De.
F"f Boston Bases on balis-Of
NNtr o On "a News1ue g. on Brown
Struck ol' Ey u Newsome 4 rs B0rwn
ty White Hi'~-OH H. NeWsone 81
RI innings. 90 Rrown o IN ] irrinR of
White if innings none out III eighth.
~ as4-.a. . 81 f-rf-r WHINING
rfHrrrHH. Newsnrre Losing pitcher
l,--sIrs. r9.res -PipEras and Nc
1rTar Time Sc. Attendance is 032
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Red Cross Gets
$4,000 TO Start
For Ryder Match
BY VI. +. DRUKENBRoD

When $4,000 was set as the
goal Tor The Ry d er Cup golf
match, 10 be played Aug. rs at
Plum Hollow, some probably
thought that figure a trifie high.
Now though. indications are that
IT will be surpassed.
Although the match is more
than a week away, $4,000 al
ready has been turned over TO
the Red Cross. And plenty more
is in sight
This cheering announcement
was made by John Sullivan of
the Red Cross at last nights
meeting of Plum Hollow's COM
mitteemen.
The $4,000, which is double the
amount received by the Red Cross
at this stage a year ago. was
turned over 10 Sullivan last night
by j. Russell Gnau. who besides
being the originator and promoter
of this interesting series which
will bring the country's outStand-
ing professionals here for the
fourth straight year also is the
organizations super ticket sales
man
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
HEART BREAKER

The second loss, though. broke
O'Neill's heart. In this game the
Tigers jumped into a four-run lead
against Heber tDick) NewSome
by scoring twice in the third and
repeating in the fourth.
Singles by Hoover and Wake
field and a double by York, all
coming after two were out,
fashioned the first brace of mark
ers. The other two were the result
of a walk by AL UnSer and singles
by Hal White and Doc Cramer,
with a bad throw by Roy Partee,
Sox catcher.
But in the last half, Mike Hig-
gins made an error that let the
SoX put over two runs.
White went on 10 pitch hitless
ball through the seventh, while his
mates were passing up scoring
opportunities galore.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Manhattan Drops Football

NEW YORK, July % GNS1--
Manhattan College has abandoned
intercollegiate football for the
duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
POLICE WILL HELP

Through the cooperation of
Cornelius Boyle of the
Detroit police department the
course will be well policed both
days and those who planned TO
get in for nothing by. jumping
fences had better change their
plans.
Besides a sergeant and 1S pa
trolmen who will assist the mar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
MORE is COMING

The money handed the Red
Cross representative last night is
for tickets and program advertis-
ing sold by Gnau and his personal
committee. And Gnau has APP
proXimately $1,000 more coming.
In addition, Plum Hollow hopes
10 give the fund another boost Of
possibly $4,000 through the sale
of tickets 10 members and their
friends, J. Give Helferich, general
chairman. and his first lieutenant,
David j. Griffith. announced.
BY the way. Plum Hollow men,
berS, and this includes even the
hard working committeeman, will
pay to see the match. Tickets for
The Two days with clubhouse privi-
ieees viii cost them the regular
IS. Or. l.. II. Bouquin, president
of the club, not only already has
bought his tickets but is wear
ing il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Fight Results
BY United Press

BY United Press
Oakland, Cal-.Paul Lewis ifsif. OAK
land Cal. Knocked out Rodolfo Pamirez
147 Mexico CITY a.
woons1cket r. Jimmy NoLsrntn.
13t New Bedford. Mass ou'pointcd Lynn
Warren, 1875 New York 50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
CORSICA FAILS

Then Hal started off the eighth
by walking pinch hitter Babe
Barna and Skeeter Newsome. So
he was replaced by Corsica. Fire
man John got the next two bat
tiers without letting in a run, but
Tabor singled, Doerr doubled and
Fox singled and the Tigers had
been tanned twice.
The Detroiters have chalked up
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Tigers Ignore
Chance 10 Gain,
Drop Half Game

BOSTON. July % Tho Tigers
found out on the FIRST day of their
seasons second visit TO Boston,
that charity begins ar home
The Red SoN took both ends of
a war relief fund double-header
while a crowd of 1902 shouted
approval
The Tigers did manage 10 walk
off with honorS IN most Of the
field events. staged b etw n
games. but that was small con-
ISOLATION 10 Steve O'Neill.
He had hoped 10 pick up a little
ground on the pace-Setting YankS.
who had been knocked off by the
Indians.
Instead. he saw his charges drop
a half game further from the roof
when the Hose staged a four-run
rally 20 take the nightCap, Ga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Fitz Is on Spot

It's = tough spot for Fitzsim-
mons 70 be in.
Incidentally, both Harris and
Fitzsimmons broke into profess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
IN COMMAND

Steve didn't feel too badly
over losing the opener Al The
SoN were always more or less IN
command ffon1-thr time rookie
George Metkovich poked a Virgil
Trucks pitch for a homer in The
first frame
Detroit tied II in the second
After that. however, they were
helpless against Oscar Lefty
Judd'S Southpaw SlantS whereas
the Croninmen tagged Trucks for
two more TALES in the fourth. as
Culberson tripled and Tabor
doubled and d ded another
marker against Tommy Bridges in
the eighth.
Judd gave only five hits in gain
ing his tenth victory Of the season.
He had been weakening in closing
innings Of games OF late. but this
time he faced only nine batters
over the last three stanZas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Sports
What S WhacW
About the Frind
Of Bucky Harris?
BY LEO MACDONELL

EN-TIeers continue 10 jam the
sport news
one way or another School
boy Rowe. Buck NcwSom and
rLHar. vino ono, Morn Dolrolt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Might Edition Code Key
THE LEADING HTTERs

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bets a the day.
The code key appears each night Eight Star and Red Line
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
166,191 Watch
War FundGdmes
By United Press

Basebalrs second war fund
benefit program Wednesday at
tracted a total of loo, 191 fans 10
eight games, an increase of 26,6l3
over the first day on June 80.
There was no report on the
receipts available but. with the
attendance as yardstick, re-
turns should go we'll over the
S150,000 mark. Eight games on
June 30 drew S147,391.
The figures:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Bu(kY Notified
AsCox Explains
To "a Phi|ies

ST. LOUIS. July % (INS)--
Peace settled today upon the
troubled Philadelphia National
League team, whose players
staged a 40-minute strike last
night as a gesture of loyalty 10
their ou tie d manager, Bucky
Harris.
Fat Freddie Fitzsimmons,
yanked suddenly from the Brook.
Ign Dodgers, was in charge of the
Pills, and Bucky, who smarted
from his dismissal without notice
and loudly said so, apparently
was Modified after a handsome
apology from Owner William D.
Cox.
That the players who declar,
they would not go onto the fie -
until Bucky was given the chance
TO resign. had no animuS against
their new manager. FitzsimmonS,
was evidenced after the affair
was patched up when they went
out and whipped the champion
Cardinals, Cd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
Major League
Standings

'GameS behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston as. DETROIT -.
Cleveland s, New YORK ?
81 Louis 5, Philadelphia 4.
Chicago r. Washington 7.
ToDAY's GAMES
DETROIT AZ Boston
Cleveland at New York
Chicago AZ Washington
ST. Louis az Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
TWAS AN ACCIDENT

The players vacated the club
house while Cox and Grimes. who
had summoned Bucky, returned
10 the clubhouse for a talk with
the deposed manager. Shortly.
Bucky came out with a statement
from Cox addressed 20 him.
In II. Cox described as IAN
accident the fact
that the news OF Harris dismissal
had been released before he had
the opportunity 10 resign.
There was every intent that
this he given YOU" Cox said.
"CON's statement IL good
enough for me-" Harris an
nounced. and that ended the
fareup
THE stand the players Of the =
Phils have taken In my behalf
hatters me no little" Harris~
continued II feel they have
indicated any charges against
me as a baseball manager"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
"a RESENTERs

Twenty-four Of the players
signed a statement which they
presented 10 Cox before the game
was 10 start. II said they re-
sented the fact that Cox had not
taken up the matter with Harris
personally and given him the
chance 10 resign
In view Of Harris years of
service in baseball. the players
declared they believed he was
entitled 10 lust that decency.'
Cox conferred with the players
for some time in the clubhouse.
then emerged and was joined by
Charles Grimes of New York, at
torney for the PhilS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-29
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Tiger Box Scores
FIRST GAME

Totsls 81 5'2i Q Totafs n II 1
Evening star., 1943-10-14
Waste Not, Want Not a Motto
For Wartime Housekeeping

More than 81 per cent of a repre-
sentative group OF American house
wives believe that America, as
Nation, wastes its food.
The meal that causes most waste,
in the opinion Of this group, is din
ner. And, in an analysis of the
waste itself, 35.8 per cent of the
housewives attribute it to spoilage
before the total amount of food
purchased can be used; the second
largest spoilage item-235 per cent
being the non-use of leftovers.
The results of the survey, con-
Quoted by the Home Makers Guild
Of America, with headquarters at
Toledo, Ohio, was released recently
by Ellen Greyson, director of the
guild. More than 1000 housewives,
carefully selected in various States.
were asked to state their opinion
on food waste and conservation.
The survey is the first of a series
being undertaken by the Home
Makers Guild to obtain accurate.
up-to-the-minute information on
wartime homemaking problems.
Evening star., 1943-10-14

lemon juice, teaspoon grated
lemon rind. u cup brown sugar, "a
cup chopped citron. a cup chopped
almonds, 2,2 cups flour, "a teaspoon
soda, II teaspoon cinnamon, Is tea
spoon cloves.
Combine corn sirup and molasses
and bring to boiling point. Add
shortening and allow to cool thor
oughly. Add lemon Juice and rind,
brown sugar, citron and almonds.
Sift flour before measuring. Sift
together flour, soda, cinnamon and
cloves and stir into this mixture
Roll into balls the size of marbles,
brush with egg whites and bake 25
minutes in moderate oven. Roll in
confectioner sugar when baked.
Makes three dozen.
Here is an authentic recipe for
"Lebkuchen." copied and translated
from an old German cookbook in
which some OF your rea ders may be
interested. I think they are the best
cookies I ever tasted.
Evening star., 1943-10-14

The tough and stringy end OF an
old-time beefsteak might have been
consigned to any one Of number
of places where 1t would be entirely
out of sight and mind. But not so
today. Indeed, no-not so. Even
a few ounces, no matter how sorry
a bit it may be, comes right up to
the mark and proves credit to
itself and the cook who gives 1t a
second chance.
We had saved and saved and in
time had enough points on hand to
pamper ourselves with grand
steak. Came the day, last week,
when our meat man announced
that he was the possessor of the
envied morsel and all we had to do
was to bring some money and many
little tickets. Inviting friends,
baking potatoes. making a special
sauce-and then the steak was
served forth. But even before then
we had developed misgivings. That
steak was not anything OF which
it's original owner could be proud
Still 1t had this advantage-a little
bit went a long way and when
dinner was over there was siz-
able portion of steak left over.
too. Ordinarily, four people would
have devoured that entire steak,
right down to the last smitch. Now
we had a pound Of solid meat (and
really solid meat left in our eager
hands.
And that gave us chance to cook
minced beef with Madeira sauce. 1t
is true the Madeira sauce wanders
off the path a bit, but 1t is wonder
fully tasty.
Half a pound Of this toughest
Of steaks was cut into thin strips
and then into little slivers, about
three-quarters of an inch in length.
In saucepan, bacon drippings were
heated and chopped onion added
When the onion had become tender,
all the left over steak drippings
were added and enough hot water
and a couple of bouillon cubes to
make a pint of good brown gravy,
uoAis pcPPCl anu neAI Aoi oCdooiill6
Into this went the cut up bits Of
steak and all this was simmered for
an hour to really loosen up that
meat. In an hour it was cooper
ating nicely. Also, the gravy had
cooked down enough so that it
needed no additional thickening In
went tablespoonful of catsup and
a little Worcestershire sauce and
then it was ready for the Madeira
wine. Two tablespoonfuls gave the
desired favor. Last of all some
parsley was minced and added. And