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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
NAVAL TRAINING STATION

Great Lakes Naval Training
Station, maChlnlSts mate school
William j. Bright, fireman. lst
class; Steve TiOtis. 2149 Concord
James VI. MulrOoney. 1929 Edsel
William r. Mass, 2l97 Brentwood,
East Detroit; James VI. Johnston,
1891 Catalan; Gilbert GuZman.
1890 Fifteenth; Thomas v. GOrris,
63S2 Webb. machinlSt mate. 2nd
class; Robert r. Fritz, 5235 Tren-
ton; Allan Dutch, 1925 Novara,
fireman, End class.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

Stanley Johnson. 1924 Wabash
has been appointed naval avia-
ton cadet and has been trans.
ferred 10 the naval air training
center at Pensacola. Fla.
Advanced 20 navy ratings oi
seaman, md class, are William u
Devlln. 1914 Van Dyke. formerly
a University OF Michigan junior
and Graham Y. Martin. 543 IIar
mon. former Indiana University
foothaller. Martin has been AS.
signed for duty AT Camp Robert
SmallS and Devlin 10 the recruit
clothing department at Great
Lakes.
70 tcchnicianS, 5th grade: Pfc
Edward kacLmArek. 1882 w. War
rem. jefferson Barracks, Mo Pvt
Ludwig 4. Lehto: Pfc. Jesse r.
Beaver, Richard " Young, De
tro.t. Camp Edwards, Mass.
reporting to army camps and
schools:
Fort Worth, Auxiliary
Adele VI. Champagne, 26le CaSs
Atlantic City. y. J.. AAF tech
nical command Pvt. Mitchell -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

class, of 1909 Junction. have com
pleted their basic training at the
navys submarine base AT New
London. Conn. and are ready for
underseas duty.
Eight Michigan girls stationed
at the sixth service command
WAC headquarters. have been
promoted as follows; To leaders
Vera NJ. Andres, Ann Arbor: Eliza
beth DOele. Grand Rapids; Anne
T.. Kosch. Grand Haven; Beatrice
VI. Goulding, 1853 w. Grand Blvd,
Detroit.
To tcchnician. iih grade: Mary
j. =. Mcclure. 9945 Cascade.
To technIcianS, 5th grade: Mary
X. Miller. 1922 Drexel; Mary l.,
Peters, Grand Rapids.
To auxiliary, LIST class: Juanita
Bryan, Benton Harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
Rush Relief To
Sufferers From
Rheumatism Pain

Thousands OF sufferers from the tosiuIng
pains duo to rheumatism. scIstiea. lumbago.
neuralgia and neurlts--are mighty happy over
thar discovery of NORITO. Now they have
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relieves thoee eHhahsting muscular aches and
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really works fast. II you want IN feel again
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very first three doses do not relieve that cruel
pam - your sstisfsctlon-your money will be
refunded Don suffer See your druggist today
and ret NORITO on tina guarantee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
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Minus distracting furbelows. classic
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
Service Notes:

Alvin r. Guilbsult, $500 Twenty
third, mschinists mate. I'd class,
and Walton ID. Barnes, fireman I'd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02

CZARNIK JOHNSON
Sgt. Ted T. CZarnik, 1891 Peter
son and Pfc. Victor Bombassi,
5549 French, have completed their
tank engine maintenance course
at the Detroit ordnance school
Continental Motors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
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So
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-02
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

ties Will he the Crosse Tie Naval
Station team Of 1t. John Foley
and Ensign Stanley Rowland
not only because they will repre-
sent the services.
Although 1t Foley, one OF the
districts leading amateur golfers,
has come close several times in
the invitational tournaments here,
he has yet TO win.
He formerly paired with DR..
-Iahn- PAst-prhe- a+So-ts- IN -tt7F
service, and in the very first Red
Run tournament in 1898 they
went 10 the final before losing 10
Chris Brinke and Howard Walton.
With qualifying scores expected
to run slightly higher this time.
1t. Foley and Ensign Kowal are
believed safely in the champion
ship flight with their 70 and loom
among the most formidable
teams.
Ensign kowal, formerly a mem
Der of the Michigan State golf
team, won the driving contest at
last years National Collegiate
tournament,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Suggests Hage
Against Relay

NEW YORK, June % ms -
AS follow-up 10 Gunder Hagg $
easy victory over Greg Rice, a
Swedish newspaper. according 10
reports cabled back here, suggests
that Gunder the Thunder meet
American runners in a relay. This
proposal provides that the Swed.
ISL star run against a whole
Covey Of Americans, one picking
up where the other leaves off 10
make a two-mile race. for in
stance, a one-man meet by Gun
der against a half dozen or more
others. with each Of the latter
running part of the distance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Golf Partners Again
Chuck Kocsis Pairs With Woody MaOoy, Former
H. M. Mate, in Red Run Meet
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBROD

Teammates on the University OF
Michigan golf squad which won
the National Collegiate and Big
10 championships some years ago,
Chuck kocSiS and Woody Malloy
VIII go it together again-ln the
Red Run Invitational tournament
this weekend
KocSiS. a Red Run member,
partnered with Or. W. g. Cole
man 10 Win This event a year ago
and he and Malloy form one Of
the strongest combines this time.
In fact, many rate them the
team to beat. Malloy, one of the
well known golfing brothers Of
Ann Arbor, is employed in a war
plant al Plymouth.
Another new team is that OF
Judge George T. Murphy of traf-
fic court and his clerk, Stanley
Hancock, the former district pro-
feSSional. They plan 10 play their
qualifying round tomorrow night,
il they can get around the course
before dark.
Among the sentimental favor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Bert Bell Next

Thompson then tackled Bert
Bell. owner otthe Philadelphia
franchise IN the National
League But Bert didn' { want
10 get out of football, either.
being an old Penn player with
turf stains still sticking 10 ms
hide.
Alexis was cute He proposed
that Bert and Art JOIN up and
own one club and he would take
over the other. Money talked
and II was deal.
Thompson became owner Of
the Pittsburgh club and Bell
and Rooney took Joint posses
sion OF Philadelphia.
That wasn't the end Of the
story. Thompson. who wanted
10 be IN Philadelphia in the first
place traded the Pittsburgh
franchise for that of Philadel-
phls. Now, the two clubs are
Jointly operated by Bell, Rooney
and Thompson
The deal is for the duration
only. however, With Thompson
in service. Walter Thayer rep
resented Philadelphia at the
league sessions IN Chicago
-rAA-tre- e4ttbs-'+tii- pooi-rTs
penses and profits and games
VIII be played in both cities
The Detroit Lions viii play the
new SteelerS- Eagles merged
eleven at Pittsburgh Nov p.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
National Net
Tourney Listed

NEW YORK, June % GNS)--
The national amateur champion
ships of the United States Lawn
Tennis Association will be held as
usual this year, although cut to
half their usual time, officials an
nounced today.
Play will begin Sept l and end
Sept. s. Labor Day. AT the West
Side Tennis Club, Forest Hills.
y. =. The tournament will only
last six days. as compared with
Il in 1912. and events will be linn
tied 10 five championships men :
singles and doubles, women :
singles and doubles and mixed
doubles.
Entry has been limited 10 81
men and 81 women, with the vet
Grams singles for both men and
women eliminated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Senator Mead
Speaks for Sports

WASHINGTON, June % up
Sen. James NJ. Mead ID ot
New York speaking before the
Touchdown Club yesterday, advo-
Gated the continuance of sports
AS an integral part of the war
effort.
Sports have become part ~
the American way Of life. In
addition TO the morale features
Of the spectator sports. sports
events Of all kinds have stimu-
lated the sales Of war bonds and
have raised funds for the army
and navy relief societies and
Red Cross activities"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

II was 40 y m, time for
first race Al Detroit
But the hot sun beat down
upon an empty track
There was no racing, the
track was closed for the day
because Of the riots downtown.
But there was life around
the track. The horses stamped
IN their stalls. whiSking away
the peSky flies with their tails
while they looked over stall
doors kibitzng the poker games
that were on IN many a barn.
All these people were sorry
the races were off But there
was another group which did
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

not display the least disappoint-
ment. There was plenty of life
IN the infield.
There were about 10 Of them
u counting the dogs. Nine
teen kids diving and splaShing
in the infield lake, most of them
without swimming suits Seven
teen white kids, two young
Negro groomS, one white dog
and one black dog.
All seemed 10 be having the
same good time
There might be figh ting
downtown between groups. But
there was no fighting here, The
white kids and the Negro
groomS would dive in--Swim out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Aurie Leaves
Hockey Career

Larry Aurie is giving up hockey
and is now field investigator for
the juvenile probation division OF
probate court here.
The little powerhouSe " h o
teamed with Marty Barry and
Herbie Lewis 10 form one OF the
greatest forward lines in the his
tory Of the sport, a line that
brought championships and Stan
ley Cups 10 the Red Wings in
1855 and 1861, winds -up a
16.year career as player and
manager.
Since leaving the Wings he has
managed the Pittsburgh club Of
the American Hockey League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Tigers Buy Pitcher Henry Prince Oano
Swimming Kids Typify Peace at Track

oriwent belly smashing into the
lake.
No one was worrying about
who would win the next race.
No one seemed 10 have a
thought about anything but the
cool water the warm sunshine
and the pleasant, soft, green
grass.
Up in the stands, the only
sounds you could hear were the
shouting Of the youngsters and
their SplaShing i'm the water
Just that-and the sound Of
a telegraph instrument in the
press box. Hooked up TO Gin
cinnatl. II was saying. NO
horse races at Detroit today"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

10 the middle together 49, turn
and race back.
The white dog and the black
dog didn't seem TO mind each
others presence. either. The
youngsters would pick them up,
carry them far out in the water.
They would swim back APP
parently racing, bound up on
the shore and stand there
spraying every one near them.
Then they would stand around
waiting for the game to start
over again.
The groom who was sitting
back of the odds board fishing
for SunfiSh seemed 10 enjoy
watching the kids. He'd laugh
when they ducked each other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Segurd on Way
To More Honors
PHOTO by international New, Photo

EVANSTON. NJ Juno q tINS)
Swarthy litt'e Francisco Pan
cho' Segura Of Guayaqul, Ecua-
dor, today appeared ready 10 add
the national collegiate singles
tennis title 10 the eastern col
legiate championship ne won last
week
Segura yesterday swept 10 an
easy 81. 60 victory over Horace
+ ffTpT- IF -tbFpaUw, IN second
round match
Today he ciaShcd with Walter
Driver OF Texas who advanced 10
the third round over Harold King
of William and Mary. 60, 60
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Outdoor Mai Card
Scheduled Friday

Mack Parks thrice postponed
outdoor wrestling show again is
scheduled tor Friday The card
Will be the same aS that post
poned from Tuesday with the
champion Australian tag team OF
Walter Roxy and Bert Rubi dc
Tending us laurelS against the
challenge OF Rufus Jones and Joe
Fcrroni. There are two other
bOvfS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Play EN- EARLY

incidentally the league SChed-
ule for l943 IN which eight
teams will participate reveals
the Lions VIII play seven OF
their 10 games IN September
and October And there Will he
no game here after November :.
HlghAghung the Detroit CAL
endar is a game with tho CHI.
Cago Cardinals m Buffalo
October II. Buffalo IS a polen-
tIal member Of the circuit.
Charley Murray Of that city
having made application for
franchise there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

were Sport-mn0ed and thought
maybe pro football offered fun
and money
The FIRST club owner Thomp-
son approached was Art Rooney
Of Pittsburgh Art wanted more
for the Smoky City club than
Thompson wanted 10 pa,
While ne had lots Of sugar,
Alexis was chip Of the old
block Re was a hu' IneSSman.
Besides. Art WASH too anN-
iou> 10 get out Of football. II
gets in the blood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Armstrong 10 Meet
Joyce Again July "A

LOS ANGELES. juno % 1NS)
II he receives a final okay from
medlcoS. Henry Armstrong Will
climb into tho Gilmore Stadium
ring on July "a for 4 l0-round
twilight battle against willie
Joyce.
Originally SGT for June %. thu
bout was postponed after Hanel
merin' HenneTy had been severely
sliced around tho mouth nv
Sammy AnGott in their New York
tiff June II
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
PoIIet With Cards
Until Service Calls

CINCINNATI. O.. June a
GNS) Howard Pellet, southpaw
hurting star. ioiucd ms So Louis
Cardinal teammates IN Cincinnati
today after voluntarily applying
for induction 20 enter the army
air forces As an aviation cadet.
Pollet will play with tho Car
dinalS until called 10 duty Hs
passed the air corps mental and
physical examinations last month.
Married. Pollct viii be p years
old SATURDAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Perch Fishing
Great; Prospects
Good For Bass
THE DETROIT TIMES
Nv Don GuLtEs

Fish experts Soy June il the
month for porch ano July tor
black bass.
To confirm their statement. this
u.ter lssf night contacted few
dlo5rr-the-Wool anglers who as
uile can tell YOU the exact time
and minute any kind Of FISH is
thinking Of biting
The conservation officer AT Port
Huron says
Perch fishing IL excellent In
Huron HHu rnE 81. C1alr
River. Only few pike have
heen taken from the Black and
Pine rivers. mostly carp, suck
ers and rock bass. WAileye Ash
ing on Lake ST. Clair and 81.
Clair River IL very good. Pros
poets for the opening Of bass
season next Friday morning
look very good"
Ray Harrington, at Pontiac
secretary Of the Oakland County
Sport Smen'S Club, insists
THEY'LL FLOCK OUT
"Nou are going 10 ace one Of
the greatest concentrations Of
anglers In history In Oakland
County next Friday morning
and the weekend. Our 400
lakes and streams have been
adequately stocked with bass
and bluegills and prospects for
the opener are the hest In
years"
Conservation officer at Case
vile reports
Perch fishing along the
shore at Casevllle 10 Port Aus
tin Is excellent. Pike fishing In
Huron County at Sebawaing
Bay Is reported good. hut perch
fishing Ia poor. Perch fishing In
WlIdfOwl BAY IL fair. hut bull
heads and catfish are coming
good"
Further reports from conSerya
ton officers reveal
Genessee County Fishing j
now improving Large catches o
good-srze pike are being tsker
below the dam Al Atlas anC
Pearsley pond. Live mlnnows hes
bait.
Tuscola County No fishing il
county al present, Prospects foI
opening of bass season ale no
promising due 10 high and rolll
waters.
Lapeer - Fishing for suckers
northern pike and pike and rocl
bass reported good IN Flint River
MlnnowS and worms best bait
Monroe County - Fishing ha'
dropped off considerably. Bull
heads and catfish angling poor
Few perch taken in Lake Er'
along weed beds on worms anC
mlnnowS. Few fishermen out
Wayne County Walleye. roCl
and white bass fishing good ir
iONtl ttliOit hiNti' bhhiiSob'
and catfish fair on worms and
liver in Huron River. Some wall
eyes and perch caught in Edison
Lake on minnowS and worms.
Jackson County--ProSpectS for
opening are good m the 6fIn=
ton and ShiawaSsee. Bluegills and
black bass appear TO have finished
spawning in most Of the lakes.
Lake levels somewhat above nor
NAL but clear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

draw Those things happen
49, any rate McCos .ootr. 'n
M. 70 great shape according I'D
Drffc friend, with Wn9n te
visited m p bret fur.e.En from
N'rne F.e.e Inr. island
where 30 is ,tsrorD. Nt r.
a.- forces
he told friend, hc ,,a Errd
1881 reJncs for jimmy f1rc>.
whom rr defeated r E.10...r
~ r- a-f START n.'.1. ~
camp
lsMo's Wctface .i. rer
1JG L.f ZaIg. So theEt RaI usN
I,ts difference vEeee
wrcn fAo two tanG.t az O5rv-
pa When 6ghtng here McCos
Vas q ve.terWeIRhi and won
TIE Mirngsn state champion.
ship
Nccoy sand boo WORKS o., .r
camp VVt Ray Robinson also
r solder now
Robinson - showing me how
he beat LaM0tta. MCCOY 80
p.aned II know from what
Rsy tells mo that csn beat
JAKE. will prove ~ AZ Olym
piA-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Mccoy Confident

SGT Young kId McCoy who
WIS IN Detroit over tho week
end is sure ne VIII whip Jake
LaNo'ta when they meet A.
OLYMPIA the night OF July p
~ Civic can lick him, can
lick him MCCoN declared.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
GreenEserS
Visits
Tigers

Capt Hank Greenherg n the
army all corps worked out whl
the Tigers before tho game, IVY
former Tiger. attached 10 the
corps physical education pro-
gram is IN Michigan on an in
SpeCilOn tour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
BY EDGAR HAYES

Detroit Times All-Star Clas-
sic bowlers will be surprised 10
learn Leonard L. Dettloff, cap
stain OF the Aircraft team, ~
now a lieutenant 81. g. in the
naval reserve He i taking
indoctrination N New York
Lorraine Worth. former Softball
player form Kalamazoo. IS now
regular second base man on
the Fort Sheridan Softball team
She is a member OF the
WAACS.
There are three games Sched-
uled IN the Detroit Times Serv-
icemenS baseball league today
Crosse Isle will be At the
Military Police Coast Guard
and Detroit Police will play AZ
Belle Isle and Sellrldge will
Journey 10 RomuluS All
games are at s o'clock d.
Selfridge is the only unbeaten
team in the league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Want Baseball Games

The machine repair depart
ment Of the VickerS Inc. Eight
Mile plant request games with
any teams playing Class c. ball
Games would have 70 be played on
their grounds
Please telephone CE 1912 and
ask for Ike Scott, between 6 and
~ ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

LaNfotta got
the decision
over IIyIc IN
blfGil
recently.
YES hut
I ere Wa
80 IN . que>
tiou al ut
IT," 81 oy
sand - beat
Ztyic IN the
T. q r a . n
IS Ar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
PROMOTED NOW

Larry Gibson. former ticket
manager for the University of
Detroit. has received his first
promotion in the army Now
he's a first class private -. 1t.
Cmdr. Jim McMillem form er
football and wrestling star,
tired his hand in a bridge
tournament the other day al
Navy Pier After falling
some 1000 points in arrears he
has returned 10 handball for
his recreation.
Colonel Jos Anderson is a
specialist first class IN the
marines 49,. He rs a former out
standing midleweighi who de-
feaied such stars as Make
RoSenbloom, Dave Shade. Ace
HddkinS, Leo LumSN and Pinky
Mitchell 49,. His son is enrolled
IN the officers training program
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
TUo-TOn'S Act Will BE lust That

FAIERSON y J., June IS tIPIAbe J. Greene, president
vt the National BoNnE clsrined
TONY "Anto today nv carried
h' him would be strictly entertainment considered
competition
Greene 'sd Wths Gutenberg. GaIentos manager. had
assured him hat bookings would made the under
Ione
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
TROOPS AT PARK

With drawn bayonetS. compile
ment> OF federal troops. IN Detroit
on race riot duty. SAT in the
stands A small crowd Of regular
paid customers was on hand
York got a nice hand from the
crowd on his first appearance at
bat IN the first inning lie hit
INTO "a double play of Hevng,
who had replaced SaNcson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Hagg 10 Run Against
Dodds in |. A. July 10

Los ANGELES. June % uNSl
-Gunder Hagg. The swedish
thunderholt. will eallop against
Gil Dodds, national AAU 500.
meter champion in the Los An
geles Coliseum July 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Mccoy
Arrives
Saturday
Nv LEO MACDoNELL

Young Kid Mccoy better
known To the L.. s. Army Air
Force rs Sgt Adsms Pianga,
VIII etrive IN Detroit Saturday 10
complete training for his l0-round
bout with Jake LaMotta AZ Olym.
pa on July ?, Nick Londes
Olympia : matchmaker, announced
Saturday
Mccoy Is coming from Mitchell
Field. Long Island LaMotta has
informed LondeS that he Will ar
rive here Sunday
LaNoua'S eyes. damaged in the
fight with Futzie ZivIc. are heal
Ing and Mike Capriano. his man
egcr reports the fighter VIII be
IN rp-top shape
Commissioner John ! Hettche
has announced there VIII be no
mixed main event bouts sanctioned
IN Michigan Tor tho present
Billy fIardecs Negro boxer
killed n The noting made his last
ring appearance IN Olympia last
September. when he lost decision
10 Bobby Mcintyre
A. nc time Of his death he was
.r1cr suspension for failing 10
huhl q contract AZ Arena Car
dom.
bCr0 Iu louisiana Dec is. 1918
iiareErs had been fighting profes.
aauais since 1898
Before IcnIug the pad ranks
r' fought n thc Diamond Belts
ann other amateur tournaments.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24

Of tiffCr Yale
or Harvard
Iolned up IN
the wholesale
drug huSl-
ness
ut Z b @
young part
neIS wanted
some hin s
more adVen-
turOuS than
peddllnE eye
wash They
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-24
Major lie que
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGTE

Games behind leader
NtNTERDAN'S RESULTS
Washington g. New York
Cleveland a. DETROIT, stponsd.
Chicago 5, 81 Louis :
Boston :, Philadelphia
TODAN'S GANFS
Cleveland ~ DETROIT "a
Washington ~ New York t1
Chicago ~ St Louis
Boston a. Philadelphia. night
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