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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-19
FATHERS DAY CREATED BY MOTHER

On Sunday, June 20, Jackson and other cities all over
the world will celebrate Fathers Day and it will be
pecialy fitting to remember this celebration created
by mother some 33 years ago emphasize Fathers place
in the home the safeguarding of the marriage tie and the
protection of womanhood and childhood.
Thus Mrs John Bruce Dodd of Spokane, Washington,
who envisioned and promoted Fathers Day, phased its
purpose.
This celebration all the world will be day in
which actions will speak Volumes in which present from
his daughter may tell father wordessy the things
that in the childs heart And, Father needs to be
told much than Mother does on Mothers Day.
He needs to know that his children appreciate the sacr
ces he's made for Them the hours he's worked that they
might play the strength he's allowed them to lean in
time of trouble and guidance offered out of his
fence Mrs Dodd thought that Father needed this day
all his and in 1870 the first celebration held
with the cooperation of professional organizations and
inent individuals
First organization to give formal endorsement to the
Fathers Day" idea the Spokane YMCA. They fol-
lowed the approval of the mayor Of Spokane and the gov
of the state of Washington In June $780, and the
third Sunday of that month many of the pups observed
the day.
All the country other cities followed Spokanes
lead and in 1914 Congress passed act making Fathers
Day national institution.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-19

use OF Woman-poWer depends for
the most part, it has been found
on a sane grasp of the potential
ties of the woman worker and a
readiness on the part of industrial
management to institute engineer
ing changes which will take the
fullest advantages of those ouali-
ties.
The bulletin, Choosing Women
for War-Industry Jobs" advises a
thoroughgoing job analysis as the
first step in a placement process
The selection problem centers main
~ around the task of matching the
individual woman, with her ne
cullar characteristics of strength
size, aptitudes, and Temperament
to the established job in the plant
it is pointed out.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-19
Girl Bands Nav
Replace Male lie
War Continues

NEW -(TYP)-America's
war effort has brought about
much decided change in many
fields of endeavor, but, if you do
believe in miracles you might take
the entertainment field. Some are
of the opinion that Harold Ickes,
the OPA and the war itself has
brought about a certain unpredict-
ed interest on the home 'front.'"
I mean the local playhouse and
mite club which until a stiff ban
on gasoline did not get much of
high class entertainment. Now all
the hot spots, theatres and what
have-you are a treat to sore eyes.
But that has brought about an
other problem. Your favorite dance
band may soon be led by a gall
no less. 1t may consist of many
gals, if not supplanted as a whole
by ladies, who seem to be coming
into their own since the armed
forces are taking most of the ma
tons top bandsmen.
Eddie Durham and Hiss All-Star
All-Girl Band has been meeting
with c,,onacc 80 on oo+o~+o -. 80
feature in New York and in the
provinces. The Sweethearts of
Rhythm are another reason who
no one might calculate that "a la
dies band is something new, fan
tsstic.'
When the full drai mis- placed on
manpoWer, and that should come
around August Is, you will see a
decided change. The resources of
many name bands will be tapped.
1 am not predicting that the Ell
lingtons, Calloways, Armstrong;,
Hamptons, Illnesses, ct al, will be
erased completely. but Musicians
will be in uniform or in a defense
plant where they can better aid the
war effort, as dance bands are not
classified as essential.
Una Mae Carlisle who recently
took over Fats Walters orchestra
is meeting with success. Lii Green,
Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Maxine
Sullivan would be box office stand
outs as femme maestros would
they decide to go it alone; and no
one can say that Lena Horne who
at the present moment is riding on
the highest crest of publicity per-
sonified would not appeal to the
masses were she to become the
leader of a band. Hazel Scott,
Edna Mae; Harris are three others
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-19
No. ""

Since many small industrial
plants cannot maintain a fully de-
veloped personnel department., aids
for scientific selection and place
ment are made available by va
rious agencies. The Women's Blu
reau offers a job-analysis service
ard the United States Employment
Service is equipped to set up a
complete program for any indus
try. Private concerns act as con-
sultants on testing procedures
Copies of Choosing Women for
War Industry Jobs are available
from the Superintendent of Docu-
ments, Government Printing Office,
Washington, D. c., for five cents.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-19
Women Workers
Help Reduction
Of Absenteeis,n


Reduction of absenteeism and Ia
Dor turnover among women work.
ers depends to large extent on
a basically sound job placement
program, according to special
bulletin issued today by the Wo-
mems Bureau, U. S. Department
of Labor.
The constantly increasing use of
women in fields in which they
have had no previous experience
makes imperative a planned, eff
clent system of personal admins
tration, it points out. Intelligent
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-19


who would draw in attendance at
the theatres, bathrooms and mite
clubs. 1t is hardly probable that
the very popular Blanche Galloway
would come out of retirement to
once again lead band-but, one
can never tell about the ladies.
It's woman's privilege to change
her mind, remember that. You
just keep your eyes open. In the
days to come, for again | say the
gals are going to take over.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-19
Clinton News
By Willie L. Dawson

Mr.. John D. PIet of this city who
recently graduated from Peabody
High School in Alexandria, La,
won a scholarship to Tuskegee In
stitute. Mr. Pelt is tn eson of Rev.
and Mrs. Youber.
Mr.. Arvis Leroy Dawson of Gulf
port visited his mother last week
end.
Sgt Hubbard Myrick of Florida
was a weekend visitor in the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
George Myrick.
Mrs. Willie L. Dawson left Gin
ton Saturday to spend week in
Gulfport visiting her son and
friends. Enroute, she stopped over
in Jackson as the guest Of Mrs.
S. NJ Harvey.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-19

This is family war. Put your
War Bond buying through the pay
roll savings plan on family plan.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1943-06-19

Any excuse you can give for not
tipping your payroll savings will
please Hitler and Hirohito.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Louis Plan
World Tour
War Department Wants
Him 10 Visit Camps

WASHINGTON. JulN 10 tINS)
Sgt Joe LOUIS. world heavy
weight champion now fighting for
Uncle sam. today revealed that
he hoped to make a worldwide
tour 10 demonstrate boxing and
conditioning technique 10 the
troops.
The champ himself viii box for
the doughboyS and be- hopes that
TWO other well known fighters
PVT Ray Robinson and Staff Sgt
Jackie Wilson. who once fought
each other AT New YORK 3 Madi-
son Square Garden VIII also
make the trip around the world
Details of the trip have not
yen been worked out hut the idea
originated at the War depart
mcnt Louis, on furl0ugh came 10
Washington today 10 discuss de-
tails OF the trip
The champ said that his trip
Will emphasize physical fitness
and conditioning However he
also hopes 10 help soldiers who
arc interested in making fighting
career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Two Tennis Opens
On District Card
Highland Park Event Before
Hamtramck

Two championship tournaments
of interest 10 Detroit district
players are on the program during
tho next few weeks The highland
Park open under The auspices Of
Highland Park Tennis Club is on
the books for July gl-7I Ham
uatnck follows Aus. Ills
Eaen limits tar divisions To-
men and vomen> singles and
doubles. Highland Park has one
Tor juniors 'and boys Aug. l6-23
Hamtramck> was originally
scheduled Tor June 7-l3 but was
sheDyed hec5u>c OF conflicts with
other, brought. ON by the poor
Weather of thc spring period.
highland Park was also forced
10 abandon It's metropolitan high
school. paroChal and public. set
for June 22-2S. This number may
90 on the fall program after the
schools reopen but nothing def
mite :, known Sc yet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Peterson, M anire
Among Winners
Jankowski Loses
in City Tennis

An unexpected entry OF 50 be
gan play Saturday In the men $
singles Of the annual 3fth annual
City open championships AT De-
trolt Tennis CLUB Early round
winners included Hubert Manire.
Kimbark Peterson. Fred OTTO and
Ray Gibson.
Norman stump eliminated
James JankOW Ski HamtrawCk
public parks junior champion. Ga
3-6. 81. Capt Fischer was Un-
able 20 compete for personal and
military reasons Conflicting Va
cation plans brought The with
drawal Of Hobart Wrobbel peren-
nal entry
Al He1cck Of HamtramCk. dis
trlct boys champion defeated
Clarence jacobson 6-3 So Others
20 advance We're Eddie Matyslak
John blossom and Frank SkierSkl
william ~ Fort defeated Ted ke0s.rr.
con o.. SIS Norman stump defeated
james fsr..Vsb SO 1.5. 90 Hahe.'
H,nre defeated Harold Russell '.H 81 3.
FH peL p.. from John hpUba ~
default F.. R..ue-t,I defeated b
Remnant t.. h.1 RAY Gibson defeated
ts.ftru Wiener s-7 --o' Fred ONO fc
f-,trf tr. M.ts f-Z t-i
George Is Ws..rr Won 'rom car' Car
Fischer rF default F'masrh Peterson DO
f.atef Arthur hasuC. o.- OIL Pau
Teaqu1 defeated H.h go So
ga. s2 ~ BOX defeated Paul White
So o. Ralph poeE defeated CrarIs
Pains. 6.t s-a STANLEY Adams defeated
"r0itt Nnar..'' h.' -. ,,.....-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Luke SeweII's Blast

Luke Scwoll says that hc ha,
watched the umpire> IN ihc
American League for n years
and has noted that they always
put two chickens IN every pot
for tho Yankees But tho rest
Of the clubs got only The.
feathers.
President AI-lll ILarI-d-r- Lr2GA
~ Sowoll blast and SAYS Luxe
is acting silly and definitely out
nj hnc * manager Of an Amerl-
can League club
About tho same time Leo
Durpchor has 10 suspend and
fine Bobu NclV,om Tor the show
put ON bv old Bobo after his
catcher. Bobby Bragan, dropped
a tnrd strike
Mickey owen dropped one IN
= World ScrIe>. WHY shouIdn =
Bobby have tho ugnt 20 drop
one IN a regular game
Anyway, The real hIo"oH
came IN FIathu>h Saturday
when the Dodgers put on a
protest meeting
Arky Vaughan ~ the Dodger,
apparently started u when h'
walked N and told DuroChcr
"liere +, another Uniform !oI
can have
p.NIc Walker who long has
tcon considered on bad terms
With DuOCrcr. or NCr versa.
TONED In For TINE u APP
usaied there would 10 no
Dpdgcr team on INC field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
LIST PLAYERS

They are Eddie PellaCrini. 2
>hortStop from The Louisville
ColoncIS and Boston Red SoN. sec
ond ba>cman Johnny Lucadello
and olGieider Joe Grace both Of
the ST. LOUIS Browns They are
IN full charge OF l2O mon from
the time the recruits leave The
receiving unit until they depart
for duty a. sea or 10 some >erv-
ice school for advanced training
Pitchers Bob Harms from the
Philadelphia Athletics. and NeU
Olsen and Johnny SchnItl Of the
Chicago Cubs. arc assistant COM
mandcr>. preparing 10 take over
companies Of their own
Johnny Mize. former FIRST base
man for the New York Giants
and The s. Louis Cardinals. and
outfe.der Glenn NcQuIlCn Of the
S. Louis Browns are I"arning 10
handle small boats. When they
receive their CO>>'Va.u> rating
they ID boz ready for sea duty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
McCOSKN STARS

Barney McCoSky. one a. tho
stars of the Tigers 1870 American
League championship team viii
make his first appearance Of the
season in Detroit. Re recently
transferred from naval aviation at
Wooster, O. 10 Great Lakes. He
has been one OF the hitting stars
since he joined Cochranc team
Mickey himself may play part
Of the game He has made scv-
erai appearances during the year
and is in excellent condition. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Examinations Start
In Legion League

4 American Legion W as eb all
League begins y It's ehmnatlonS
Sunday with three games at Belle
lSle and one at jefferson Field,
Fcrndalc. All are al 100 The two
survivors continue IN the regional
playoffS.
on July 1s Old Timers and
American Legion All-StarS play
al Ives Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Yacht Club Women
Hold Three Races

Sally Champion, Marge Sum-
merlee. and Betty Lord were the
winners Saturday in the Detroit
Yacht Club series of cat boat
races for women. The course was
from windward 10 leeward. Run
ners-up were Ruth Sinclair, Doro-
thy frost, Zoe Harcourt.
The winners times were as fol-
lows; Champion. 31:25; Summer
lee. 20;35, and Lords. 1920.
Third in the first race went 10
Dorothy Christian and in the Sec
ond 10 Doris TaYIor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Ex-5. Carolina Coach
Pilots Navy Eleven

ATHENS, Ga, July 10 lUP) -
It. Rex Enright. former athletic
director and head coach ar the
University Of South Carolina,
VIII coach the football team at the
nayVS pre-flight school here this
year. IL was announced tonight.
F.nrlght. once football star at
Notre Dame and with the Green
Bay Packers. will take UP his new
duties around Sept. !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Legion HonOrs
To Joe SmiIkd

An acgro>SiyencS> that brought
her the important points gave
Josephine SmIlka ~, of Ham
tramck, the district American
Legion Auxiliary girls tennis
Saturday in the
final at Belle Isle against her
school chum 13-year-oId Stcph-
anie Prychltko. The scores were
81 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Cardinals Keep
String Intact
PoOet Hurls His
Fifth Shutout

BOSTON July 30 luPl Howe
Lofty ToIlct ran his string Of
consecutive ScorcleSs innings 10
- and his s. LOUIS Cardinals
mates completed 81 straight in
nlngS without being scored on
" n en- 'ho world champions
blagkrd 'no Braves again bs o
go count thIS afternoon
II Was pollcts fifth Shu'o4t and
eighth triumph OF the season he
limited tho Braves 30 four singles
and didn't permit runner 10
reach second base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

say 10 "A dog
about the
way the front
office Of the
y a tion a !
League runs
things.
+ hen Mr.
cox relcntS
and says he
IN n o W a Y
meant 10 ruff
ne the fur Of
L re 81 d q M
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Star Copy Lives Up
To Her Turf Name

BOSTON. July 10 CUP)-Star
Copy, Houghton p Metcalfs
hard-running daughter of Trace
Can. rushed into an easy lead at
the half mile pole today and drew
away for two and one-half
length victory in the $4,000 Han
nah Dustin Handicap at Suffolk
Downs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
PHIIADTIPHIA
CINCINNtTI

Runs Prey Cfatftee NArsrslI T.gfar.
Nr-ufr Miller Haas NHs0sI. TrltIeff
tr-ars -- DahIEreU EreVs'er MurfsuEn
Runs hated be- NsS-ef "a .Iec Haas
lrp'f't q Two base h'5s DBhlErfn
Upton. Mueller Trp'+'f Wbsdeu Three
rase hi Hass Home run Trip'et'.
- 'eu bases Haas NueIer SArrihses
Marshal. Rifdls poun- plays Miller 90
Frey tn Haas, MuffEugh f0 Rrewster 20
WAs1eI tfsy 90 Haas Ier N bases
PhIadei phiA . Cincinnati . Bases an
balls ~ Ecu'e o~ CavVer ~
NsfreVs0r J. Sfr.sE oa' ~ C.nFrf g.
ty MafheVstn 2 b' RIDDLE H.ts OF
C1rlrr q lD g.. innings - Mathew son
fr l~uirrs H' ty pitcher 81
Curger tCrsrtree Upton, Losing It'Drer
t.rser ImIres stewart NaFerS4t'h
and Dunn. Tine 5O Attendance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
BENTON HURLED

Although Spud Chandler Of The
Yankees got official credit for the
victory Al Benton pitched in the
game Al, outstanding Tiger
highlander. is IN the navy now
Tex Hugh>on of the Red Sox Is
generally conceded 10 have the
best chance OF starting for the
Americans.
Mort Cooper who hurled last
year is expected 10 start again
for the senior circuit nine How
ever. RIP Sewell Of the Pirates,
once a Tiger. may get The call
Charley Keller was forced 20
pass up the game due 10 an IN
JURY and another Yankee may
have 10 stay out OF the lineup
Bill DlCkey aggravated knee IN
jury IN St Louis recently
Jake Early Of Washington and
Buddy RoSar Of Cleveland arc the
-UrTFT HUCTICdn fpagUc TeCeIVcrS
named. W a kefle I'D replaced
Keller. as YOU know.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Buddy Parker Named
Cards Grid Aide

CHICAGO. July 10 (UP)---
Owner Charles Bidwill announced
tonight that Raymond Buddy
Parker had been named assistant
coach OF the Chicago aCrdinals,
pro football team, TO serve under
Phil Handler. who was named
head coach last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Wakefield, York
May Be Starters
In Star Game
BY LEO MACDONELL

With the hope Of the Detroit
fans that there will be at least
TWO Tigers in the starting lineup,
the american League team
squares off with the National
LeaguerS in the All-Star game at
Philadelphia Tuesday night.
Rudy York, it Is believed, will
be at first base when the game
starts, with Dick Wakefield a
probability in the outiield While
Harold NewhouSer is not expected
TO start, it is believed the brilliant
young lcft-handcr will see action,
a treat he missed In New York
last year.
a participant in three Of the
midsummer classics, York will be
an old hand. In New York last
year, York exploded a home run to
match Lou BoudreauS. The two
homcrS were the big guns in the
a merica League seventh
triumph over the Nationals IN 10
games plsIcd
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
; Gift Runs
Win for Boston

ST. LOUIS. July 10 rP)
Three unearncd runs IN the first
half OF the tenth inning TO-DAY
gave the Boston Red SoN a 10
victory over the Browns IIarIond
ClitS error, George Casters halk
and Bobby Docrr'> theft OF home
nettcr The trio Of ITALICS
HnsInN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

'Batt.1 far Torr, .r eighth .
Batted Dor caster ,u ,e..l
B0stun u0I Ifu ru"
81 Lous uou tHu 1II U-.
Runs CuIbers.r Rama TarsI. iup....
Fox Doeft Chsrtsk NCN:' R.-..s t
fofs Eos GNtttIIdLs. laaks .t4t~ U.rs
hatfet ln 80. Ncvsurrt-' F.a Tf-Hr
Byrnes = CUr TVa-ha but, LIte.
Gift Three base ht Nrp-. .r.t
Home run Byrnes Sacrifice hfs No.
quinn. tupier stolen base p1rrr NCu-
bic play stephens. ~ Gu'ter'1Es I'm No
Quinn Bases on nails or Terry IN
Ryha 3 on Brown 2 on Galehouse m
Hoiungsworth l. ~ caster struck ou'
Nv Terry I nv Brown T. rF GHlehruse
nv Holungsworth by Caster Hf ty|
pitcher Rv TER, fHaVesI Nh pitch
BY Gaiehouse, Baik By Caster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
PICKED BY PILOTS

The starting ltneupS. Of course.
are matter for speculation They
Will be picked by the opposing
managers Joe Mccarthy OF the
Americans and Billy Southworth
~ the Nationals
Here are probable starting line
ups with their latest official bat
ting averages. along win the
other members Of the squads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Will Draw Big Gate

II doesn't matter whether
Freddie Mills. the EnClI,hman
can fight lick. he Is sure 10
Airaw a big gate with Joe Louis
1Whcn they are matched after
he war.
But Joe tells one and all that
Billy Conn gets the FIRST crack,
After buI2jhg around m. the
National Professional Football
league where tho brothcrS
Take their best hold and Keep
everything in AN uproar. Jimmy
Councilman SAYS he Is impressed
with the strength of baseball
Speaking as one of the ST.
Lom, Browns official family
Jimmy said In baseball Lands
tells YOU 20 do something You
10 II. It's as simple as that
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

Ford Frlck. He says Frick is a
swell gee and a man Of unqueS-
toned integrity Say, ne never
for minute meant 10 hurt
Fred'S feelings. But added that
il still went that decisions from
The National League front Of
fee were unfair, partial and
smellcd 10 high heaven
But no harm intended
Enrdl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Bob Tales
Major Proxies
Are Blasted in
Pop-Off Week
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Maybe il is the weather or
something But this was quite
a pop OFF, week IN baseball.
Bill Cox. new owner Of the
PhlllieS. said things you wouldn't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Business Is Good

Fred Nandel Jr owner or
The Lions. received q very
pleasant surprise this week.
Season reservations went on
sale and despite tho fact the
Lions did not win y game last
season. tho advance sale l> NUM-
ming we'll ahead OF the schedule
a wear aU0.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
SECOND GAMF


Totals % 2fls To'as - - - ?
Rated fer Prim In eighth
chicago oG0 002 O0O-2
Sew York 135 600 COX 3
ADMINISTRATION. Daliessaudro. urges
Wuek, Fucker OFT Orengo. Fischer.
NerI.lo Martin. TWO-base hit Hack
Home Fischer stolen Lom-
nArti Sacrifice hlt-JurEes Double play
Martin % Merulo 20 CsVarrettA. Left
rr bases New York 10. Chicago -. Bases
~ rAUs-Off Fischer 10 OF Lee 2 OF
Hauyzewsk / Struck out BY Lee I by
Priu 9 hy Warneke l. Hits orr lee
n D. innings OF Hsryzevsk' IN -.
innings ntf Wa-reke In Z inning. VIVID
pitch Lee Losing pitcher Lee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

Yol hear considerable foot
haI talk those days. especially
concerning the array OF talent
and that is descending on Fritz
Cr,lor ~ Michigan.
There already l~ = move ON
ia bru- Michigan to Detroit tor
AZ least one game against a
sorry Ice term
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

Bill MCGOWAN. veteran UNI
pire, here today, pointed To the
records as proof that Luke
Sewell. manager of the Browns,
was tout of line" In his charges
that arbitratOrs favor the Yam
KEGS.
I'm all the history of baseball
never has an umpire been called
on the carpet for crookedness,'
declared MCGOWAN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11
Overmiire, Bridges
Hurl Sunday
ZelIer Accompanies
Three Tiger AIl-Stars

O}crmro ard Bridges will pitch
for tho Tiger, against the
Athletic in a 1nuble-header here
This sunday Overmire has won
four games ami lost three and
Bridges record Us five and two.
>AiutScn and Black will chuck
for the s Sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

A'- l.N Nii'
Boston ouu uUu 600 %
Runs Klein . Nlsa ftWhIr-
Cooper Euof- None Runs halter in
L.'WhAe- " Cooper Ku-oVsk g. Mus
.aI Two base hits " Cooper EuroVskI.
Ltfwhter Klein. p0llet. stolen base
Klein. Double plays Marion ~ Klein
fH sanders kuroVsKi to Klein % sanders
Wietelmann 90 Mccarthy Lett on bases
81 Louis T. R1ston Bases ON balls
struck out b PoUet bv Tobin
hr MatFayden Hits-On Tob.a : In
: innings of MscFavden In s innings
Losing rtCherH. Tohin. t'mpires PineIt
s0d Barick. Attendance 3.t23 paid.
Time l6
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

The main Tiger squad will de-
part Tuesday for Camp Grant
where they viii play the Camp
Grant soldier team Wednesday.
The Tigers battle the White Sox
IN night game Thursday and
then hop up 10 Great Lakes 10
play Mickey Cochrane'S team FRI
day. There will be Tiger-White
Sox double-headerS Saturday and
SUNDAY at ComiSkey Park, fol-
lowing which series Steve O'Neill
takes his faSt-Stepping Athletes
to Washington for the beginning
of an eastern invasion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-11

FStalclla'S home run in the
fourth was the Phladelphian's
sixth of the season. The AS team
total is II. Valo has bagged three
and Suder two. Estalella's homer
was driven into the lower deck OF
the left field stands.
The fans AT Briggs Stadium
today saw a strange sight-Jo-Jo
White dropping a fly ball. Old
timers couldn't remember seeing
White drop fly ball when with
the Tigers. His error put York
on second base