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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
Camp o Have
Tall Court Team

CAMP BARKELEY. Tex AMP
Hoopsiers IN the Goth Med Ting
Bin, are promising 10 give the
other seven clubs In MRTC $
American Basketball league some
thing to worry about when the
season opens Monday night at
the Camp Barkeley Field house,
Lit Clarence Poll Is reported 10
be whipping together rangy
bunch of sharpshcoters in the
Negro battalion The quintet.
which has been working ont two
nights week for the past month.
will he built around three former
college stars. Pvt Jonathan
Campbell. Morgan state college
courtman. ryt william r Rog-
efs. former Wiihcrforce universl-
~ court specialist and Pvt
Clyde J Davis. who PLAYED for
Virginia Union university in
Richmond. comprise the trio
around which II. Poll r. building
Another promising PLAYER is the
giant Pvt. Francis Daniels, for
mer all-state high school center
from Indiana who stands II z.
TWO other satellites are Ski Will
liam Johnson. Atlanta. hlgh
school PLAYER. and SGT Alan Ru-
pert. who starred with a high
school in Hamilton. Ohio
II. Pell has plenty % heightson
his team Rogers. Davis Hamil-
ton and Daniels all tor the 8 y :.
mark and though Campbell does
not come up 70 s It,, what he
lacks in inches he makes M In
points
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04
Peatip' The Gun
p, NyIN No>FS
Bean lack Promised
We He Wuold

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1943-12-04

The alumni and friends u he
University Of Michigan have
raised $1,000 10 finance Julius
Franks fabo'rl. and Tom kuz-
ma through their senior years
In Michigan. kuzma. a former
half-back and Franks. all AMER
lea guard. have been III for
several months. The annonncc-
ment was made NJ The Inl,cr-
Slty Of Michigan club Of De-
trolt meeting nj Hotel SialIer
Saturday. During The program
the 81 letter winners M Mich
lgan were presented With "N-
rings nv The Detroit alumni.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Pearl HurIs
No-HitGame

Briggs BomberS, Detroit's peren.
NAL softball champions, demon.
Strated last night that they vii
again be contenders this year as
they chalked up their first victory
in the Detroit Softball Association
tournament for the Servicemen' s
Trophy in Mack Park
The BomberS. with I'd Pearl on
the mound, handed Zenith Local
104 60 Shutout in capturing a
first round victory Pearl had d
perfect game until the last man
John Perry, Short-Short for Zenith
drew pass.
Another first round game last
night ended with Continental 10.
cal $50 scoring a TO 2 victory
over Fruehalf Trailers.
Tonight Transfers Local 337
viii face Packard Local 100 in a
first round game in the tourna.
mcnt az 7:30. Wyandotte Chemi.
Gals will make their first start
in the girls division. opposing Club
Chene-Trombly al 9 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Adds 70 Feud

Moreover the Novikof case
appears 10 have given ScrIbeS Of
Chicago. with some OF whom
James T. Gallagher, blunt gem
eral manager Of the Cubs and
one time a baseball writer HIM
self. has been fcuding these past
month. an opportunity 20 make
OF the affair a test Of the Chi
cago club executives powers.
Thus. Gallagher has been painted
in various ColorS.
BY some James Is Skctched as
A stubborn gent quite Swelled
on himself Others see him as
p crusader fighting for a prln-
ciple. the principle of checking
money mad ball players, or
something
Holding that Lou. no great
outfielder hut a good hitter with
beauCoup crowd appeal. Is worth
every cent of $4,000 the for
mer group point out that he
could Get that or more from
other clubs in the National
League were it not for the hold
the baseball tycoonS have on
the players. They also point out
that the Cub organization which
can't see its way 10 give Novi-
koff a raise didn't hesitate TO
spend 100000 on promotion Of
girls softbal al Wrigley Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Sports
Chicago Scr.Des
Are Stirred by
Nov1kof Case
By LEO MACDONELL

Among tho sport Ser'hc>. n
least. The cas-. Of Lou Soy kon
has created no little stir nm Chr
cage NovIkof. as YOU may
Nalc read. Is the player called
Tho Mad Russian whom The
cubs offered n contract for
5000 go play baseball 'h.s sea-
son Demanding $1,000, NoNl-
koF >purned the Offer w3ciy-
WIN the world ab.a1c with
war. II may seem somewhat
fantastic that any number 81
people. even m Chicago, should
ho perturbc3 over The salary
10 be- pa.d Lou NoyIko0 20 a
rcaceful Russian or 20 q player
Of any descent. But Lou u
seems is different. Hes differ
ent 10 Chicago folks including
scrihes. lie is one of those Babe
Herrsn's or Boots PofenherC-
CTS. Hc cant help II # he
makes for getting fans and
scrIbcS alike stirred up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Toledo Drops
Both Games
BY United Press

The Louisville Colonies moved
up a notch 10 sixth place in the
American Association by taking
a doubleheadcr from Toledo Sun
day. TO and 10 3 The Mud
hens took over the spot vacated
by the Colonies.
Although splitting double
header. the Columbus Red Birds
maintained their position as
league leaders. The birds were
noscd out by the indianapolis In
dianS, l 10 0, IN the opener but
came back 10 take The seven-inning
nightcap, = 10 l.
Milwaukee and st Paul also
broke even. with Charley Grimm 5
outfit winning the first. 2 10 !,
but going down II TO 3, in the
Sevcn-Innlng wlndup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
a Firm Neutral

GundCr HaCC. tho Swedish
runner who plans 20 come 10
the United States 20 race against
Gregg Rice. Americas ace disc
lance runner insists ho is q
firm neutral and he wants 70
he assured that he r7n SCran
home q hIZ19t.yo land becomes
involved n ne var after he gets
here. a war with either the
United Nations or The A>is as
the writer INTERPRETERS ..
Nor does Hagg intend 20 COM
pete in any event 'rc gate re-
ceipts Of which would go 20
American var agencies we
gather lie says.
II want to be equally vel
coined in the so-called Avis
countries
All ~ which ought 70 mako
a great hit with Who American
kids in the fox holes More
over. why do We have 20 inn
port an athlete from any for
eign country 70 race in Amer
lea. especially when IN the
minds Of some al least IL ls
questionable whether our own
athletes should be permitted 70
perform?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
CHENE TEAM PROFITS

Dctroit'S 300 howlcrs came out
of the tournament IN a blaze Of
glory. everything considered. They
invested $3.50 in entry fees. In
addition 10 S'elaff nine other De-
troitcrS rolled their way into the
regular prize list for total Of
.S3.i49. In squad prizes they won
S2.17trs3, leaving q deficit of ST.
GAIT. or abolt ~ cents per man.
Tho event was highly profitable
10 The ChCnc-Tr0mhly team. which
pool, AN lis prizes Siclalf not
only took down s. 600 for finishing
second bu, am extra 500 for top
ping his squad Steve Crucnor
added SIOJ moro for leading his
and Cno' ~hcoy won $50 for
finishing tmd on his for s. 230
.to "a grand total of $3.50 Chene-
Tromb'} has 100 ITS pot, second
possibly ou.g To- Joe Norris Stroh
IN tho country
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

While the ball may be dead In
some leagues there are no com
plants in Detroit Amateur Base
ball Federation now that the 1913
campaign is formally in being
Ground conditions barred nine
games al Belle Isle yesterday
among them the Firemen'S MidgetS.
On other fields "A teams rang in
and rang out
In the Class 4 openers. Auto
Club had seven extra base hits
in u in scuppcring PepSi-Cola,
1910 Art LaPointe, first up IN
the first. hit a homer, Don Can't
we'll did the same in the second
and those runs were ample as
Tony Bukovich kept a tight rein
on Pepsi.
Tony LaBond came back 10 the
federation and his team, Virgies,
gave him a rs success over Paris
clean in Observance Henry Grin
oils doubled behind a pass in the
eighth 70 give NirgieS the winning
run Larry Williams relief pitch
ing was likewise cream in the can
TO NrgIeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Won't Trade Him

With this communlque Gala
cher gave out that Lou would
play with the Cubs or no club.
meaning Of course that he had
no idea Of trading the Russian.
Novikof is reported 10 have On
pressed n desire 10 be traded 10
Brooklyn or New York.
There are those who protest
that "thiS Is no time 10 be maxi
ing for more money theory
with which the writer can Z
sympathlze. As Mr. Paul Trout.
the Tiger philosopher says IF
he's got II a-comin' its his. II
he amt he amt ~
Novikoff. heralded AS the hit
tor Of all hiiterS. who came up
10 The Cubs from the Pacific
Coast League a couple of years
ago. hit only an even 800 last
year. Tar from the mad figure
expected from the mad Russian
But they say hes got n
and will hit hi, stride. proyid-
ing Gallagher permits him 20
plav-at Lou terms NoNkoif
u years old was horn IN Arr
zona and lives n California
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
) Disqud|ified
In Sailing Race

Cat boat sailors ar Detroit
Yacht Club are taking about what
is probably a record number of
diSqualificationS for a single race
following the start OF the club 5
summer series yesterday.
OF tho seven starters in the
second OF the series Of seven races
only two finished Art Gibson Jr.
won and Hillard Teachout was
second The other FIVE were ruled
ont because of accident or for
other reasons.
Commodore Fred Memo. besides
winning the special opening event
was second IN another race. The
results
ff., race won nv Per valbo: Fred
Mono second Emmett Mccoy third
Second race WON Dos Art Gibson H.lsrf
TrscbHu' second THIRD race Won b,
Fred Memo III n. a Tcachou' second
Charles LapVruh thirt Fourth race
O. Dickson 1r third Firh race Won
nv john frost III Paul Rerner. second
n r Williams. third sixth race Wor
by Paul Williams W. r. Christian. second
James smith. third seventh race-Wo-
oy Ernest crates r. n. Lord second. BIZ
Jouey third a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Quickie zoos
Two Are IS Minutes Apart in City Championship
Tournament Events at Two Houses

Two 300 scores. 35 minute:
apart form another platinum
trimmed feat for Detroit bowlers
10 SurpaSs before the season ends
or in those TO come. Both were
made last night in city champion
ship compets ion. one at WY m
doubles. tht ether in the team
event at Grc~lkeS
At 9:35 came ord from wy
that Walter Fokrywka, 1922
Mound road rolling with Alex
Blum. had his perfect in his third
game on IL pocket hits and a good
Brooklyn At 1910 Great Lakes
passed the word that Joseph La
Budde a machine operator, 1867
East AleXandrine, had one for De-
Luxe Die.
Both Pokrywka and LaBudde
are from the Travelling League,
the former with Mt Elliott Recre-
alton IN the central division and
the latter'S team hailing from the
eastern.
PokrNwka's was the third in the
history Of the tournament, 81
years. and LaBuddc'S the fourth.
Kenneth Kirby a Detroit Times
printer. had the second last season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

Gene KeSsler. sports editor Of
the Chicago Times. none too
friendly with Gallagher, goes
far for evidence. Gene in his
column quotes Stanley Frank Of
the New York Post. as follows:
1.-THE mad Russian is madder
than ever and he definitely is
not rushing to accept the cOoiie
wages offered him. Noyikoff
may not play this wear but one
thing - certain. He'll he i'm the
major leagues longer than Gala
CHER"
Gallacher's friends in Chicago
dispute this. Of course. II Is not
likely the decision IN tins angle
Of the brawl will chase the war
news of the front pages
John Carmichael news sports
editor Of the Chicago Daily
News, quotes Gallagher as say
ing
I'VE haven't compromised with
other players far better than
NOVikof, so why should we
make an exception for him"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Ball Returns American League Almost Doubles Home Runs One Da

game OF twin program, but the
Dodgers found Jim Toblns
knuckler too hard 10 handle and
dropped the nightCap, 2-l
Mort Cooper clampcd a six
hitter on the Pirates as the
Cards made 10 hits good for an
ST. victory The second game
was called at the end OF nine
innings because of the Sundl
curfew with the score at 3-3. ~
Chicago Cubs bounced back
I'D the ladder a notch from last
place by tripping Cincinnati,
1872 and 4-3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
BY HAROLD KAHL

Next 10 the national match
game championship I never en-
ioyed winning anything more,
hut I'm sorry l had 10 beat Lou
Sielaf Of Detroit Out Of $1,000"
Those were the words today OF
Ned Day, 33-year-old former match
king from Santa Monica, Cal, fol.
lowing his $4,000 cash and Wal
stamps victory on a 1913 total IN
the 30th Louis +. Petersen in.
dividual bowling classic at tho
Palace Recreation.
In ouSting Siclaff. the 27-ydar.
old member from the Chene-
Tromhly Recreation team of The
Detroit Times All-Star Classic BY
80 pins yesterday Day averaged
221.5 for eight games. Sielaff took
$1,000 with a l740 total he shot
last Friday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Legion Loop Starts
After Two DELAYS

American Legion League is off
TO another baseball season today
after poor weather twice delayed
The start although the games AZ
Belle Isle. were postponed again
because of wet grounds.
Art Houtteman lr famed 19
and allowed TWO singles as Larned
shut out Bushway 80 All Schil.
lnEs steal of home featured as
Police stopped Briggs. 6-5. Walt
Mclean put out a four hitter as
Beaudry tripped Ternstedt, SD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

during the course OF the team
event at Detroit Recreation. no
records were available that men
toned the first. LaBudde's 279 in
the Peterson Classic tied the high
single game mark.
Each man received S25 from
DBA and the same sum from each
house In addition each qualities
for ABC and DBA trophies of
which he has A choice These per
formanceS brought the season s
total of perfect scores in Detroit
to Is, the largest number on record
here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Three
Sisters
Winners

When greater equestriennes are
named, DR.. and Mrs. Austin c.
Howard Of 1892 Ashton road, will
not be the least bit surprised if
among them are three named
Howard.
Three daughters have the How
ards Shirley, IA; Joyce, u and
Arlone, II -- all prize winning
horSewomen. as yesterdays annual
indoor horse show of the Detroit
EQueStrienne club at w. Seven
Mile and Wyoming proved.
Entered in the children's gated
riding events for the first time. al
three sisters won awards-Shirley
"a silver cup for first place in her
division, and Joyce and Arlone
each white ribbons for fourth
place in their respective groups.
I'VE thought" they chorused
after their triple triumph. at
would he nice present II we all
won-for Nom, on Mothers
Day."
Or. Austin is surgeon at Re-
celvlng Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

Tho Uuch mshCncd halaia
ne'ata hall has gone ont of the
f,5S az baseball PLAYERS and lts
departure secmcc certain today
to signal tho end at The most
severe holhc rJn drought SUI
9rei by The American League
since 1918
That was The year junior
league honorS went 10 Babe
Ruth with q total Of II circuit
cl0utS while the Nationa ]
Leagues Top man collected only
eight From then on. The bali
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

the American League just one
afternoon 10 demonstrate the
relative smuggling prowesS be-
tween the two loops The junior
circuit slammed six four-baggers
IN eight games Sunday 10 only
two for the senior organization.
The Yankees afforded the new
ball It's livelieSt welcome, pound
ing A pair of pitchers for IS
hits and % bases -- including
home runs by Spud Chandler.
Roy Weatherly and Charley
Keller-to bury the Athletics,
l3-l, IN the first game OF a bar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

runs in the first and two in the
third 10 trip the Indians. TO.
jeff Heath homered for Cleve-
land with one on the first game.
The PhillieS quit the role of
National League doormats TO
wallop the Giants, 3-2 and 81.
A big inning in each game was
enough for the rejuvenated
Phillies. SchoolbOy Rowe pitched
the second.
Dixie Walkers long fly drove
in the tenth-inning run that
gave Brooklyn a sd decision
over the Braves in the first
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
johnson Made Pro,
Sets Hawthorne Mark

Jimmy Johnson holds a new
course record of 81 at Hawthorne
Valley 10 mark his appointment
as the clubs playing pro He
combined mines OF - and - yes
terday on the par 35-36-7l lay
out
Johnson will continue at Ford s
and viii be at Hawthorne eve
nings and week-endS. He will be
associate pro 10 John Fox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

gain bill. The Mackmen revived
in the nightcap and Jesse Flores,
with some late aid from Roger
Wolff, defeated the Yankees, 4-3.
Washington snapped out of
three-game losing spell by beat
ing the Red SoX, 80 90 in
ningS) and So. Bob Johnson
knitted out a single off Tex Hugh
son 10 score George Case with
the opening games winning run
while Alex CarraSquel spaced
IL Boston hits well enough 10
win his fourth victory in the
second contest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Story Book Finish
To Dearborn Game

Royals of the Dearborn League
add today q story book finish TO
their game yesterday with Scenic,
Beaten, 1875. IN the fifth they won
out in the final half of the ninth
l7-15. Gocbcl troupCcd Boys Club.
g TO 2. and aVInStonS, 1912 cham
pionS. checked FordSon. 3D. Joe
PontonS single drove in the win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

gradually WAS hoped up and
home runs became the yardStick
bv which the American League
measured IT'S superiority over
the rNal loop -.
The 1913 horSebidc creation
handCuffcd the younger loop
,lucgcrS so effectively, however,
thar the National League, Until
yesterday had banged out -
home runs 10 the American
League seven.
With a uniform rabbit ball in
use for the first time, IL took
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

The Indians and Browns had
it out for II innings in the first
game until Eddie Turchin tapped
out "A single TO shove home the
run that gave the Tribe a 6-5
decision in the thirteenth. Jim
Bagby handed out 10 hits TO the
Browns in IL innings but Mike
Naymick, who allowed no hits
IN the last two innings, won the
decision. The Browns found the
range for only three hits in the
nightcap. cut 10 seven innings
by darkness, but ran up five
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Lincoln Fields
Gets Good Horses

CHICAGO. May 10 GNS)-
Many OF the horses which have
been campaigning at Churchill
Downs Will be shipped to Chicago
for the opening of Lincoln Fields
next Monday under the supervision
of Col Matt j. Vim, II was an
nounced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Pashd, Jones Resume
Feud in lag Match

Australian TAG Match All Pasha.
RUFUS Jones VS. Farmer Jones Rene
LaBeUc 2 in fails
Morris shapiro - GIL LaCross one
fan
Pierre DeGlane vs. Nick Billings,
one fall.
Ali PaSha and Farmer Jones
will wrestle their first Australian
tag team bout at the Arena Gar
denS tonight They fought 10 re-
tain their unbeaten records at the
Gardens last Monday. with the
Turk winner. Now they resume
their fued with partners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Pitcher TO Minors

WASHINGTON. May 10 (UP)-'
The Washington Senators today
optioned rookie Highlander Owen
S c h etz 10 Minneapolis of the
American Association. He worked
in six games as A relief pitcher
this season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
CHII AI,n

-FATT0F f"T TTUCks mn scVOnth
Batted tor Richards IN ninth
DETROIT 600 Ooi OOO =
ChlcaCu 0O3 600 OON- 3
Error Wakefield Runs batted IN.
Bioodworth. Outright Two base hit
-Rafciiff Double PLAYS Holloway 10 Kuhel
Holloway % Kuhel 10 Appnc Maltzberger
10 HOLLOWAY 90 kuhel Left on bases
Detroit Z, Chicago 3 Bases on balls or
Trucks 3. OF Corsica I. or Dietrich
struck ont Nv Trucks g. by Corsica
by Dietrich /. by MaltzberEer / Hits-On
Trucks IN innings, of Corsica 2 ,n 2
INNINGS Off Dietrich ? m 3i7 innings off
Maltzoerger IN 3 "a innings Hit by pitcher
Nv Na'izherger ,Yorkl Winning pitcher
Maiizherger Losing pitcher Trucks I'm
plres Rur Plpgras and Weafer Time ~
game d. Attendance -- 10, 600 (estl.
matedJ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
THREE SINGLES no 1T

Henry Florek. Adam Adams
and Frank StaSzak singled in
order 10 produce the two runs
that eventually brought victory
for Transfers, a new team in the
league, over another newcomer,
Chevrolet, 9-5. John Plonka had
IA triple and two doubles in five.
In Class B. Bill Lakes Of
Arthurs and Orville Reaver of
Kraetkc had A pitching competi-
.tion. Lakes granting four hits and
Rcaver five as Arthurs triumpned,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
ON COMEBACK TRAIL

The victory was particularly
pleasing 10 Day because il def
nitely established him on the
comeback trail. He was discharged
from the navy only last Thursday
at the end of a 50-day sick leave
following an accident on the coast
that kept him confined IN a navy
hospital for three months His
accItent left an ugly scar under
has chin.
Prior 10 coming to Detroit he
had praCticed only 10 days IN
which he averaged 220 in eight diff
tcrent matches on the Pacific
Coast for the benefit of the Red
Cross. Now that he is out OF the
navy he plans to continue this
work for DRed Cross. .,. =,
practice When he couldn't main
tam the speed on his bah as he
tired near the finish He opened
with 2l3 and then fashioned 267-
237-2l5-25i before he eaSed off 10
lg5-1ql-JOi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

EGdmCS hCllnd leader.
SUNDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 81. DETROIT IL tseconc
Eamr. III irnintsJ.
New York 1893. Philadelphia L.
Washington 3-s Boston % thrst game
20 Innings.
Cleveland SIS S, Louis ST thrst game
13 innings second game called m seventh
MONDAYS GAMES
No games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
SUNDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 1874. Cincinnati 2-3.
Philadelphia 30. New York 2-1.
Brooklyn sal Boston "a thrs' game
10 innings.
g. Louis SIS Pittsburgh Ia second
game, called Al end Of ninth. sunday law
MONDAYS GAMES
No gamas scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
SandIOtterS HeeVel
Dead Ball Something They Read About as They
LustiIy Cout One Federation Clubs Use

2-1 Al Banosky hit for the cir
cult IN the sixth back of jim
Pader'S single for Arthurs pair
kraetkc had run without a INT
in the first.
Sans forked IN Il hits to con.
quer FleX-O, l7-l Don Holman
and pitcher George Dumas hac
four for five Griffin defeated
South Fort. g. JAW had a
three-hltter from NOrb MartL II
spanking hoffman. Ill Rayl,
bettercd JAW i54 by 3D.
PIERCE FANS -
Bill Pierce featured IN Class r
by again tanning p batterS 10 rur
his string TO "A in two games
Kings had three hits as Owl,
fronted 90. Ted JaniSzcwsk
struck out II as ST Rita clipped
Russell Woods. u. Each club ha,
three hits
Dick Lrtlcheld had il strike
outs and granted four hits As Hud
son ia defeated West Side Sports
3D. State Show got over Spartan,
81 in eight innings. lakewood Ace,
IoutlaSted East Side Sports 10,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Tiger Pitching. Records
Code Followers Paid Well

Followers Times Horse nice
payof Saturday Boysy the selection defeated field
paid S340 S740 IS so those wagered
The code appears every day The Red Line Night
Edition OF The Detroit Times.