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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26

other hand, we look upon affiic- ton of all kinds as the refining fire through which a Heavenly Father has permitted us to pass for our purification then we can calmly await the beneh- cent issue.
 One oi the first
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26

planted firmly on solid ground, yell "FOrel" and then tee of by recielng in clear voice and words of one syl- lAble just what's going to be done with Germany.
 So far most speeches that have been made on post-war matters have come from c os mic thinkers who have taken
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26
Washington Merry o-Round
BY DREW PEARSON

Says Britain Will Stick Until Joponsse Msnoee s Wiped Out
 Austroo and New Zsoond Parts of commonweoI Foreign Ministers Speaks Funy Meeting with Congress Leaders, Spanish Civil Wor Prisoners Build North Afeon onsors for U
 WASHINGTON Anthony ito
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26
. NATIONAL
 SPOTLIGHT
Problems
 |Of Post.War Plans Plentiful
By PETgR EDISON

By FIBER EDISON CVRaaeEbuEy Democrat Washington
 CesseSpsadensl
 While all these top-filght three somes on Che postwar world gre now going on ln Washington be- tween Hull, Eden and Litvlnov. some bright boy might step two paces forward and, with both feet
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26
STRENGTH FOR THE DAY
By EARL L. DOUGLASS D. D.

WE ARE NEVER FOKGUTTEN
 How do we look upon our ail' ments? Do we look upon them as the stroke of an offended Godp If so, then we carry them as a slave carries his chains. But if, on the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26
Your Health
 By Dr. William Brady
elEasa lsllals paFlalnlaR q naF.

slsaed lelasEs psraalnlAg e poF. sonal health and nSN.ene, nnt Co alseaaA eiAgnesla ok tFealmenA Will be answered by Dn Brady G a stamped sell-AddFe1o4 envelope ls enelesea. RslteFs uhoula be brief and written ln lnk. Nc reply oan ne mace Co queries act eonloFm. inR Co instructions. Aaarouo Dh william Brady, National Nows. napee Service, go West nzAdlsen Street. Chicago. 90.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26
Daily Almanac

Daily Almanac Moon rises 1928 a. m.. (war time) Sun rises 6:48 a. ni., sets T:0o ?. m. (war tlme). Vehicles must be lighted thirty minutes after sunset.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-03-26

Copyright, le43. by United Feature Syndicate, Incl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
SHOOT THURSDAYS

The Parks and Recreation Guns
club continues 10 shoot every
Thursday evening a the Detroit
municipal range IN Elmwood
Recreation Center, 5Oi Elmwood
The city recently enlarged the
range 10 twice its size 10 take
care Of the Tremendous interest.
The Greater Detroit Rod and
Gun Club will register new stu
dents tonight for tho Slx-Wcek
course in craftsmanship. Their
range Is located AT Hamilton and
Cortland in Highland Park. New
shooters should be on hand al
$40 p. m.
Herbert Davis. secretary of the
Gasco Sportsmcn's Club. reports
more than a dozen new members
Gas company employees are eligi.
bic. Word from Russ JOHN OF
Port Huron says they have 2
full house Al Borderline Rife
Club classes this year.
"We'll he down 10 defend our
Hearst championship and will
bring along couple other teams
this year that can even beat
MS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Dodgers Break
Mccarthy Mark

CAMP d., y J, April l.
CUP) New York'S bittcre,t inter-
boro rivals. the Brooklyn Dodgers
and New York Giants. clash 10 an
exhibition game today,
Ace Adams and Tom Sunkel
will hurl for the Giants, who
whipped the Boston Red SoX, 81.
al the Polo Grounds yesterday
The Giants won The game al
the expense Of Tc& Hughson. uilirg
up sevcn/ hits in six innings 70
crack the SO" SlA-Came winning
streak
Brooklyn knocked Alley Donald
from the box with a fivc-run burst
in the fifth marking the first
time In i NcaES Of managing nat
loo McCarihN had 10 remove q
pitcher under FIRE IN an exhibition
game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Genesee Supervisors
Face Budget Problem

Film April L GcneScc
County Board Of Supervisors TO-
morrow viii tackle the problem
Of setting up tentative budget
sufficient for The operation OF al
county departments during the
1854 fiscal year.
The April session Of tho boarc
viii see a few new faces, although
the Flint City Commission has de-
layed until today selection Of Is
Flint members.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Ten Million Warned:
Hunt. Fish Near Home

WASHINGTON, April 10 GNSl
The best informed government
SecrS today viewed the nation,
1913 hunting and fishing prospects
with something Iess tnan TN.
bounded optimism.
Nearest thing to an official fore.
cast which can be gwen 10 tho
country'S 100000 tdoor
Sportsmcn a. tins time is:
Hunting and fishing will have
10 be done less often and nearer
home.
The statement bears The en-
dorSemcnt OF Or Ira y Gabriel.
son director Of the interior dc.
paFtmcntS fish and Wildlife serv-
icc who Is carrying the ball IN
behalf OF Sportsmen.
Transportation difficulties
and the lack of ammunition con
stitute the greatest wartime
barriers 10 an about hunting
anu llsHink ~ed~tns iif ~
planned 1T looks like II viii he
"A case Of going less often and
nearer home"
Large stocks 81 fish and game
arc There for the taking but these
obstacles stand IN tho way
I-OPA: Gasoline rationing
stocks; there can he no extra
allOtinents for vacation and rec
rcation purposes. =
2--Subber Director LETTERS:
The notion getting about that
there II no longer need for con
serving rubber j. all Vet 1913 il
the critical year.
3-NPB: The situation on
sporting equipment and smmu-
milton II every tight"
GabrIclson has petltioncd WIPE
10 authorize The manufacture Of 2
new supply Of hunting ammuni.
ton production OF which has beer
banned for over a year. Chances
are that WIPE may relax IT'S order
10 some degree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
HASN'T LOST YET

He hasn't lost match with ms
rnlor teams 81 fan tins wear
lthcr Among hlS victims are
he Fctndalc High and Fisher y
a., amplon women rife team Of
nc state.
II. { Carrcrc 81 the American
Rife and Pistol Club has been APP
pointed instructor for women At
nc Greater Detroit Rod and Gun
club.
The Detroit Sp0rtsmcn'S Con
gross Mlnutcncn have 500 IN their
group taking craftsmanship train
lng. Their new organization Is
now affiliated with the National
Rife Association and every MIN
uteman must qualify IN marks
manShip training
i IS now tho largest rife
shooting organization in the state
Officers elected last night arc
Don Nichols. president; Clarence
BraLler. vice president, Ted Han
naiord. secretary; ". r. McPeak.
treasurer. and Floyd Hatfield
secretary and treasurer Directors
arc Gerald Splitter. Ivan Kay,
Henry Carrierc, Irving Brchm.
Mob Prodda and Weaver Butler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Cards Win City
Series With Browns

ST LOUIS April y ms ;
The 81 Louis spring training city
series today stood at one-all fol-
lowing the world champion Cardi-
nails S. win over the Browns
yesterday in the second meeting
Of a scheduled Scycn-Carne series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS

A COMPLETE APARTMENT- Finance
Conver Your Att,. Cfannclo TT 2-lj-0
ET'y WAR BONDS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

Miss Gustaf, the pretty 16-
ytar-old Detroit girl, who
twice was unable 10 accept
bids from Hollywood studios
because each time "A death in
her family prevented her
leaving Detroit; tomorrow
She IS scheduled to start
third time for the film city
and a movie JOB. Her home
Is at 1913 Monterey.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Death notlres

tORBLTT-Aprl II. 1913. Or. John j.. be-.
<1ygu husband ~ Regina Gear tdtnef Of
John w. Edward r DAVID p and Jean
Ellen son 81 Mrs Margaret Corbett
Mr. Emmett Carroll tu0era' rom horne
u Merrwcthet ave Tuesday ~ 2, o. ST.
PAU church . 9 on
HECTOR Marguerite So tprl H. 1913
suddenly, beloved wife az FrcderiE J.,
Hector j.. beloved sister Of Josephine y
raius9n Mn r. . REYNOLDS. Mrs II h
Garden and =. y. Pafusor Funeral tom
me Vim p Hamilton chape-. 1915 Cass
ave A. AlckandUne, Wednesday afternoon
A. 30 p m
HtDGtCOCk-AprH IL chase IT 1920
. Lozicr. Van Dyke NJ .ch.. beloved nus
hand 0t Nons dear father - Virginia
DafreH ana Maxine Remains a. A
peters Funeral Home l2o57 Grstio'.
until 10 A. N Tuesdag Interment a.
Hlgh POINT North Carolina
ii At-April 10. William H. ~ 6i23
Waietloo beloved brother Of charles.
+-.---2-4tl4- sr-a- IEs---f.A2.s.a-E !iiae+-
Funeral seryices Tuezdag 2 p. n A.
4 Peters Funeral Home l2o57 Gra'ioi
MABEL April Il. 1913. Anna. beloved
wife ~ the late Albert. dear mother oi
Fari. SISTER ~ Andrew jeffrey of Simcoe,
ont and John r. Jeffrey % Detroit. also
fvo grandchildren Funeral from Grtffih
A. Wade 1927 East Jefferson. Nednesday
A. 30 ~ s. Ambrose Church a. 9
NORONI-IouiS P. Aprl 10 beloved hus-
band AZ Anneune, dear father Of Paul
LOUIS Rita and the late Marie. brother 81
Caesar Mor0ni Funeral from residence
85iS Riopefe street Wednesday a. 30
san Francesca Church, 10 q. m. Buua
M Oiivet CemsttTy.
PO>T Martin. age - ot 1880 Caldwell
beloved husband ~ Emma dear fAtne|
~ Harry. Harold. a. S. Army and Haze
Funeral services from the John L. Wy
sock funeral home, 1929 East AcNicnol'
road a. 10 @ clock. Interment Evergreen
CemsterN
NOUD-Apru 5 samuel A 81 1908 How
ard St beloved husband Of Alice.
Funeral from parlors ~ J sutton. Son.
fIs7 TTumbull Ave. Tuesday A. II =. m
Funeral Directors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Teachers Threaten TO Quit

Five teachers in Rivers d @
schools. Windsor threatened 10
qul. their Jobs today because they
are making less money than the
lanitory. They ask $1,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Earnings
nntInsntai

Continental Gas Electric Corp and
sub'oiarss report for fat2 49, income
~ 50 upF 260 after federal and state. fr-
come and federal sNcevs profits 'AKes e'r
eqOai 90 So 90 share IN ~. common,
ThH compare Vitn s. lfs $50 az So - =
common share in 1871
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

ASBESTOS BRICK SIDING Sl7e Up
Attics piers plasterlng. roofs. FLA terms.
3 yrs nothing down. pr1ries secured
guaranteed. references. TY 6-s17g
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
BY DON GILES

Hitting the bullscye with Michi-
gans rife shooters:
We salute Tom Founder d.
rector Of rccreatlonal activities
for Royal Oak.
Founder took rife shooting from
obScuri,y and built II 10 one OF
the outstanding sports IN his city.
Last year. nc led the state IN
producing the greatest number OF
markSmen and easily VII be inst
again this year,
lie conducts class eyery
cdncsday and ThurSdaN ln The
modern. munlcipally-owned range
1l9 West Third. BESIDES instruct
inc several large adult groups ne
helps half the boys and girls IN
P0yaf Oak ijlru
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Neighbor Frightens Thief

4 man who forced his way into
the apartment Of Mrs Olga Ro>-
Yak. 40. OF l2427 NiSgar ran from
tho place when neighbor woman
rang the dOoTbcll and entered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Funeral Directors

Fred G.. Marshal! Sons, Inc.
HOME FOR FUNERALS
1852 z. JEFFERSON. FITZROY 2l7s-7s
Lost and Found
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

ROLLER skating nightly except TUESDAY
saturday: dancing Saturday wrestling
TUESDAYS Windsor Arena SO MCDougsI
Windsor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

mother and father are-vho doesn't know what ma
uonality they what nationality re IS, Almost
everybody gives a different nationality
You're an American" Marcus said. That's all An
American whose name Is Iobey George That's good
enough for anybody. Now keep that picture We'll go
back 10 Ithaca and you'll family and III raise
family, and we'll visit each other in while, have
some music and Song-pas> the tme of life"
You know, Marcus" ! obey said, Il beiere YOU. !
swear 70 God believe YOU. don't think you're SAYING
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

NouD-Apri 5 samuel A. 81 1905 How
ard ST beloved husband Of Alice
Funeral from pariors ~ sutton. & Son
fls7 TrumbuIl Ave Tuesday A. II m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

MARCUS MACAULEY sat in the brightly lighted
lNl troop train gazing az the shadowy landscape.
lie turned hrs friend obey George and began speak
swiftly, because while he knew was almost impossible
speak OF such thing he had hrs mind. he also
knew it necessary Try do at least Il obey,
he said I'm uDe my sister Bess will like you. When we
get back if get back, marry her and live in Ithaca.
It's good town You'll be happy there. Now here I'm
going 10 give you her picture-to keep He handed
Tobey htte snapshot OF his Bess Keep your
p..vio1~ .o,xrieh, 1914 nv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

Dunhili Int tionsl lnS.. and ,nhsidi.
~ es net pf.t FOR year 1879 was $50 OF
after provision u Slgs $50 far federal IN.
come and excess profits taxes net 90 ina
postwar credit. etr Net pfohi 50 equa
20 - cents share Tbs compares Wtth
- NJ Al.I Ias Or 81 oanis = shA ~ IN 1911
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Founder Scores
For Royal Oak

(CHp this and mail n Voiu
rife sboo'Hg poiS non ~ the
armed SerricoS.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Trade Schools-Mole

LEARN modern barberlng, days or ewes.
Detroit Barber College. 81 r.. Jefferson
NONESSENTGAL WORKERS
MEN AND WOMEN
DEFENSE PLANTS NEED YOU. LEARN
WELDING
LATHE. MILLING MACHINE SNAPPER
GRiSDISG, PRECISION INSPECTION
BLUEPRINT READING. MATHEMATICS
WOLVERINE SCHOOL
~ YEARS IN SAME LOCATION
1900 w FORT DAY MIGHT SCHOOL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
ADVERTISING DISPLAY
ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS

CARLSON sTUDlOs-Advertsing displays.
posters. 1909 Bush street. Telephone
EAndOlDh gllf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

identification folder where keep Mays picture. Sec"
obey George took the photograph and stared at it,
At last he said BesS beautiful girl don't know
il a guy fall in love with girl without meeting her
but feel like I'm in love with Bess already III tell you
the truth was afraid talk YOU about Bess until
But figured we'll, may be as long we're way,
and there's telling, YOU might mind much. can't
help IT, bur always feel haven't the samesnd OF rights
tina, other people have-you know guy Who IS given his
by orphanage-who doesn't even know who his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

this Just because We happen 10 be friends our way
hope 10 God BeSs likes me doesn't fall IN love with
else because kHO1g like her Ithaca seems like
my home now, too For the rt life feel that
my family the Nacauev family. Ithaca> my home That
where live. That's where want 10 be when de
If | can
We'll ger back" Marcus said. Wen be in Ithaca some
day Bes and YOU and Mary and me and my mother and
Homer and Ulysses. You Wat and see
CONTINUED tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
Funeral Directors

SUTTON 4 son
~ TRrMRrLL AVE TEMPLE 2-ii00
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12

BLACK com purse Considerable money
Saturday. on Baldwin Harper or ria per
lear Liberal reward. owe o365
LADYS brown leather purse Vicinity
Cuulss IiveruoIs. return contents Keep
money reward Madison 2f5u. extension
23i Evening" University 2-fs3q
LITTLE brown female dog, very 10
crippled both legs. reward 6n-s W
Vernon.
LOST Lady's diamond wrist watch Grand
River section; reward. kEdtord 22f4,
$50 REWARD for return OF beaEie ana
fox terrier. female Cherry s2ls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
ArTICS CONNERTED 1910 INCOMES

A COMPLETE APARTMENT We finance
Convert Your At'ic. Ctanneld TR 2'l52o
CONVERT your attic INTO an income. We
finance Smailey Madison lS45.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
FURNACE CLEANING. REPAIRING
ICE sKATISG-wINDsOR

FURNACES REPAIRED. exchanged. :
stalled new. used parts. reasonah
GOES Eight Mile road TO. s-6467.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-12
BICYCLES AND TRIGiCLEs
RRIck. CEMENT. sTucCo EASEMENTS

BILLS BIcycles All sizes Crosse Pie.
Bicycle, 1901 Mack. TT. 2-423o.
Evening star., 1943-05-31
Divot Diggers Crowd Courses
For Bevy Of Holiday Events
Red Cross Tournaments Dominate Program;
Rippy and Voigt Defeat Spencer, Price

match when Middle Atlantic Anna
teur Champ Claude Rippy and
George j. Voigt, former local champ,
trounced Cliff Spencer and Al Price.
3 and 2. The gallery kicked in 500
for the Red Cross.
Rippy scored 1-under-par 33-34
ST to top the scoring on the short
course. Voigt scored a 10 and they
had best ball of 63 Price, Rock
Creek Park pro, had II. and Spencer
formerly at East Potomac Park. had
72 Voiet clipped in for bird 3 on
the 18th.
Indian Spring members realized
sos at the start Of a campaign 70
furnish a piece of mobile equipment
for the Red Cross, from tourney fees
They will take in more today. John
Conway scored 85-2l-64 to win the
net award, while Jim HUNT had low
gross with 70. Volney Burnett and
Tony MARITIME scored 74s. Other net
winners were Jim Wilson. 81-16-65;
F. E. McArdle, 77-9-68, William
Rice. 1896, and S. B. Maize, 1922
ST.
Mrs. Donald Weiss won the gross
award in a Women's tourney with 88
Mrs. Karl S. Giles and Mrs. Marty
Gordon tied for low net with IT'S.
w. c. Brewer and G. H. Brewer
put on a brother act at Bannock-
burn, the first named winning a
blind bogey. while the latter was sec
ond. Mrs. Thomas Waggaman won a
flag tourney with Mrs. Grace King
second,
Evening star., 1943-05-31
Tennis Newcomers
Get Opportunity in
City Tournament
Entries Close Thursday,
With Men and Women
To Stort Saturday

Tennis players newly come to
Washington will receive an oppor-
tunity to test their prowess against
some of the best in this area start
ing next Saturday with the opening
of The Stars annual City of Wash
ington tournament. for men and
women, on the Rock Creek courts
at Sixteenth and Kennedy streets
NV.
Entries will close Thursday at 8
pm. with Bill Shreve of the District
Tennis Association Schedule Com
mittee, at the Tennis Shop, 1141
Fifteenth street NV, phone Ma
tional 5165.
Suburbanites Eligible.
All residents of the Metropolitan
Washington Area, including Alex
andria and Rockville, are eligible.
The entry fee of 81 will cover all
expenses, including balls and court
charges. Servicemen in nearly camps
particularly are invited to compete.
A battery of courts has been re-
served Saturday from 2 to pm,
but little play is expected before
6 o'clock. Everything possible will
be done to accommodate players
with time limited by war work.
Sunday will be a busy day in the
tournament. The courts are acces-
sible by streetcar and bus. Trans
portation problems prevented the
use this time of private courts.
Ball Shortage Looms.
There may be shortage of balls,
a problem on which Austin Rice
of the Tournament COMMITTEES
hopefully is engaged
No entry blanks will be issued. but
the players are requested to submit
addresses and phone numbers and
desired starting times. Drawings
will be made Thursday night and
published Friday.
Some Of the top-flight male per-
formers OF past City Of Washington
tournaments are in the armed serv-
ices, but sizable field Is expected
and the womens lineup. while lack
ing in quantity, promises to be the
classiest ever.
The tournament will open the
formal tennis season here.
Evening star., 1943-05-31

five of their six games as they
tangled with the Mats today in a
double header.
Cleveland was in first place with
lead of game when Boudreau
made his little speech. Today the
Indians were fourth, half a game out
of fifth place and two and a half
games behind the Yankees, but
Manager Dykes of Chicago still was
stringing along with Cleveland as
the White Sox deserted the village
last night.
This is bound to be a tight race
all the way" said Dykes, involving
perhaps four or five teams. It's
gonna be close but Cleveland seems
to have the most solid entry in the
race"
Gene Moore Batting 800 for Mats
as Pinch Hitter-Mr Moore is priv
ileged to ask what fellow has to do
to make good. He's batting .3l6 at
time when George Case is hitting
.270, Bob johnson is humping
tepid .248 and Stan Spence is strug-
Cling along at .215, but Gene SEEM
ingly hasn't chance of breaking
into the Mats outfeld.
Moore is one of the more amazing
pinch hitters of recent years. Thir-
teen times he has been inserted as
a pinch hitter by Manager Ossie
Bluege and on six occasions he has
responded with hits, walking three
other times.
Here is an outfelder who could
help any team in the league. but
Bluege may be forgiven for string
ing along with Case, johnson and
Spence. That trio was among the
leagues top u hitters last season
and Ossie believes they'll snap their
slumps. Meanwhile they're doing all
right defensively. They've thrown
out 13 base runners.
Moore is making good-but 1t isn't
doing him much good.
Evening star., 1943-05-31
Three Clubs Angling
For Him, Says Dizzy
Does Okoy in Four-Innine
Stint on SundIot Slab
BY the Associated Press.

LAFAYETTE. Ind, May 81
Dizzy Dean, for whom the Chicago
Cubs once shelled out $185 900 and
three players, says he's had offers
from the Browns, the Red Sox and
the Athletics to return to major
league baseball
Dean, now ST. Louis radio an
nouncer, pitched for the LAFAYETTE
Red SOx of the Indiana Ohio
League in the first four innings of
an exhibition game last night and
helped them to 4-to-l victory over
the indianapolis Gold Medals, a
semi-pro club.
After the game he declared:
I've already had three offers to
return to major league baseball
The Browns have seen me pitch in
batting practice and they want me.
Joe Cronin and Connie Mack also
have made offers.
Il like my radio workout YOU
never can tell what will happen"
Dizzy famed four batsmen, one
in each frame of the exhibition
game, but allowed one man to
reach first on a single in the second
frame.
Evening star., 1943-05-31
Mount Rainier Tackles
Softly Champs in Debut

Mount Rainier's softball team.
formerly the May Hardware club
makes its l943 debut tonight when
it meets Standard Linen in the
opening game of double-header
at Washington Stadium. Standard
Linen, defending champion in the
night league, lost its only game
played so far this year.
The game starts at 8 o'clock and
will be followed by clash between
Garvin's Grill and Briggs CHARTERS
Garvins. composed of former Surf
Club and Fire Department players,
also is making it's debut.
Evening star., 1943-05-31
Stars Yesterday


Thurman Tucker and Thornton Lee,
White Sox-Tucker hit triple and SIN
gle to lead attack on Senators in first
walk to score three times in second
game. which Lefty Lee won with six
Whitlow Wyatt and Billy Herman.
Dcdeers-Wyatt pitched three-h shut
out in opening same against Reds and
Herman batted in three runs with two
hits to lead attack in second game.
runs. each with mate aboard. to beat
Braves
spud Chandler and Rov Weatherlv.
Genkees-Former kept Indians shut
out till eighth in earning his fifth vic
tory in first game and latter hit ninth
inning home run to win second game
OF double -header.
Sox-Ptched double victorv over Tigers
NeUsome allowing six hits and no
runs and Lucier giving one run on
Don Black and Jesse Flores. Ath-
letics-Former pitched -one-ht ball to
shut out Browns in first same and
latter kept seven hits spaced in night
He has lost once
Jim Russell and Vince DiMassio,
Pirstes-Russer made three hits, in
against Philes in frst san game GnsnSIye and pj.
Magic singled home run in tenth
inning to win nightcap.
joe Orengo. Giants. and Ray Sanders.
with, homer and double in frst game:
Sanders, who also hit homer in first
. contest, won nightcap with two-run
double N eighth inning