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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-02
County Takes To
Woods On
Sept. 1st

The first period of the squirrel
season opened Wednesday with
far more hunters in the field
than was expected, due to the
supposed shortage in shotgun
shells.
Due to the extreme dry wealth
er, hunting conditions were very
unfavorable. but hunters report
ed squirrels generally plentiful.
Hunting was particularly good
on Howell Branch. There Mar
vim Killen, who only had five
shells, killed five squirrels and
says he saw more. A citizen on
one of the ridges around Freel-
ing says that he counted more
than one hundred shots on the
surrounding ridges during the
morning. Mast is scarce a n d
squirrels are expected to migrate
speedily to more favored sec
tons.
The season will remain open
until the Is of this month a d
will then be closed until the be-
ginning of the general hunting
season, November 20.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-02
HAYSI BARBER GOES TO
NEW MEXICO

Morgan Sutherland we'll known
Haysi citizen, who operated a
barber shop there for several
years, closed his shop for good
last Monday and departed for
Albuquerque, New Mexico where
he will locate.
Ill health scaused him to make
the move. A number of good
Dickensonians have recently mi
grated to New Mexico in search
Of a more healthful climate and
they sent back such glowing re-
ports of the wonders wrought by
the dry, bracing air of that section
that others are also seeking that
favored cline.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-02
SCHOOL BOARD HOLDS
SHORT SESSION TODAY

The school board held an
abbreviated session here today
and adjourned before noon after
transacting routine business. AL
members of the board were pres
ent. According to reports, this is
the last meeting B. H. Edwards
will attend. He and his family
leave early next week for .Albu-
querque, New Mexico, to make
their home.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-02
MRS. LINDSEY MULLINS
DIES IN HOSPITAL HERE

Mrs. Florence Willis Mullins,
40, wife of Lindsay Mullins OF
Flemingtown, died Wednesday
after a short illness at the Dick
enson County Hospital. She was
brought to the hospital early in
the week. where she underwent
an operation, She passed away
while in the operating room from
heart failure, it was reported.
Services were held at the home
Thursday evening, with Elders
James Wright, Enoch Rose, Thurs
ton Meade and Earl Mullins TAX
ing part. Funeral services will be
at the Flemingtown church Fri
day morning with Thurston
Meade. Ben Powers and others
in charge. Burial will be at a
SPOT that the deceased had pick
ed out near the home.
Mrs. Mullins is survived by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rome
Willis. her husband and one son
and six daughters, as follows:
Starlin Mullins, Mrs. Henry
Wright. and Misses Gladys, Beu-
lah Ray, Nina Lee, Lorene, and
Shelby Jean Mullins.
Funeral arrangements were in
charge of the Clintwood Funeral
home.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-02
TWO PLANES MAKE FORCED
LANDING AT TARPON

The people of the lower end Of
Big Ridge. according to our Gro
respondent at that place, were
treated to some excitement about
noon yesterday when two train
ing planes on their way from
Huntington, w. Va, to Bristol
were forced down for lack of
fuel. Both planes made a success
full landing on the farm of Drew
Pickett. Each plane was manned
by single pilot Of the army air
corps, Its. Robert Keause and
John Moriority.
A truck was dispatched to
Clinchco where sufficient gaso-
line was obtained to send them
on their way. No difficulty was
experienced on the take-off.
Both airnen said their event.
ual destination was Maxwell
Field, Alabama.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-02
CANDIDATES STIR AS
COUNTY ELECTION DRAWS
NEAR

Politics in Dickinson county
will take on new interest next
week according to all reports.
The Democratic candidates and
county chairman, T. Terry Null
Inns, so it's said, have brought ~
separate suits against w M Nc
Fall, Treasurer Of Dickinson
county. to show reason why the
names of several hundred voters
were left off the certified list of
voters for the election in Novem
Der.
It is thought that these cases
will be more or less representa-
tive of all circumstances sur
rounding the omission of several
hundred voters from the certified
list. Whateevr the decision may
be it will more or less determine
the fate of several hundred would
be voters.
All candidates are busy and
are seen in the byways and hin
terlands throughout the county
in addition to pumping the hands
of citizens who visit the county
seat on week-ends. However,
very little interest is manifested
by the ordinary citizens at this
period in the campaign.
We are informed that the Su-
pervisors' race in the Ervinton
District has developed into
contest with I'm
Gle Pet Dotson's announced in
tention to stay in the field. The
other two candidates are Aubrey
Mcmillan and E. c. Long.
It is reported that K. E. Fuller,
present deputy clerk, will enter
the race against Everett B. Stan
ley and A M Phipps although
no public announcement has yet
been released.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-02
CLINCHCO MINER rs
BADLY INJURED


Ray Pickett, of Willard, long
employed at Clinchco, was pain
fully and seriously burned about
the face and head while at work
Wednesday night.
He runs motor and it was
said that the accident was caus-
ed by the transfer switch, prob
ably by a short circuit. His
burns were treated by the physi
clan at Clinchco soon after the
accident.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-02

Charley and Johnny Deloach
were called to Bristol Monday to
be with their mother who was
seriously injured in a fall.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-02

F. w. Watterson of Mcclure
was a business visitor here Fri
day Of last week.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-02
Graduates From Aircraft
Mechanics School

Seymour Field N. C.-Pfc. Earl
D. Owens, son of Mrs. Jennie
Owens. of Norland, has been grad
uated from the aircraft mechanics
school here in the army air force
training command. At this North
Carolina station he has spent 4
months learning and practicing
all types Of aircraft maintenance
and repair.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-02

Mrs. Bessie Adkins is i'll at her
home with a severe cold.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-02

LCST-War Ration Book No. /.
Finder please return to Dako-
ia Blair. Fremont, Va. ct pd
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1943-09-02

LOST-One A gas ration book.
Finder please return to James
Rose, Clintwood. Va. (Cost 75c
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
TRIPLE AIDS BUCK

Augie Gslan'S triple with loaded
bases spanked a four-run sixth
inning Dodger rally that gave
Buck NewSom his ninth victory in
the first game. Galan also came
through with a grand-slam homer
in the niehtCap as Kirby Higbe
and Ed Head halted the Cubs with
seven blows.
The PhllheS staged a batting
spree in the first game, trimming
he Cards. 1872. as Coaker Trip
lett led l6-hit assault with sue
CeSSive homers in the seventh and
eighth. Stan MuSlal's >eventh-in-
ming homer earned the Cards a
i-3 decision IN the second game
Pittsburgh split with the Giants.
winning the opener. S-4 but bow
ing IN the nChtCap. 90
The Boston double
header was postponed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Strong for Csndini

1T Is too bad that the man
ayers had to pick their squads
so early" Bluege explained.
"OtherwiSe. Candinl would prob
ably have been chosen"
Milo Candlnl ( Washington 6
sensational young pitcher who
has won seven games and lost
none He pitches against the
Tigers today.
Bluege explained tho differ
enCe between CandlnlS brilliant
showing this year and ms medi-
ocre record with Newark last
season was due 10 a sore arm.
The Washington skipper adj
mltted that ~ was considerable
Of a break when the Yankees
tossed in the Italian with Gerald
Priddv in the deal which sent
Bill Zuber from Washington 10
tls Yankees
Among baseball men eener-
ally. the acquisition of Prlddy
and Bob Johnson. whom the
Senators bought from Connie
Mack, are considered the prime
deals which convert d the
Washington club from medi-
OGRE outfit into a pennant con-
tender.
johnson and Priddy have
stabilized the club with expert
enced men, Bulge explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Mother and Son
Lead With 90

Checking up on the numerous
tournaments played here over ne
holiday period. the outstanding
performance was that turned 4
b. Mrs 6. r Livingstone and her
son Skid IN the mixed fn4LSoUcs
A. Detroit Country Club.
They had an 81 A score
which would SATISFY some n ths
nignt'cst males Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Nacka.l had low net ~
s4I 50.
The best individual score wa1
the H-37 Il of I'd Seymour.
president Of Neadowh~ook. lie had
four brides on the FIRST nine Mrs.
Ben orr and Len skinner won \
Tho lonesome ~ Los rw0or WIN
S5-l3-7L. followed by SIR and
Mrs. =. W tlcck win Sa-t5-7f.
Herb SChoniel Won The Red
Cross event ~ Crosse lie with
s6-l6 20 As Mr., +. = Dore led
the women with SIS 81. Or &.
l. Pcarman and Joe Lo,se.l we're
tops IN Class a lon tho 16-hole
competition Margaret Russell
and G., Scott won the wYcd four
,omeS IT Oakland His With
SL-lO.72.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
FOUNDERS Again
Upset Choice

CHICAGO. July 6 ms
Founders, the Naldina Farm :
Irish-bred colt, was back today IN
his chosen role as an upsetter of
faVorlteS.
The speedy thoroughbred, which
last year astounded race fans by
heating the great WhirlaWaY, Just
about ciinched his title as an up
set specialist when he romped
home in front Of the field Of 10.
including the 9-to-5 favorite Devil
Diver. in the $4,000 Stars and
Stripes Handicap at the Airing
ton Park meeting yesterday.
Founders charged down the
long stretch Al Washington Park.
where the Arlington meeting Is
heir held. took the lead fur
long from the finish and came on
home a length ahead Of Louis b
Mayors Thumbs Up Marriage
was IN third place only a head
back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

v.tr Dr.kcy aae .ser Early
on rss ~t7r game squad
E--rzn zlS1 -l--aL- E-lN
York p.Dk Wakefield and TrNy
l5cE .rS among ES selections.
i cant understand how they
kept Wakefield off the squad,
Paeec declared. "\or Higgins
for that matter. Til, Wakefield
T. one OF the best looking Young
PLAYERS I have ever seen. He -
going 10 he q great power hitter
once he gets 10 pulling those
hits into right field. He would
look good in that all-star game
slamming hits against Shibe
Parks comparatively short hut
high right field wall"
BIucCe also thinks Tor ~
Harold NeWhouSer. proClalnIng
that the young Tiger left handler
VII be one Of The great pitchers
once he settles down
"NewhouSer throws the hard
est ball in the league" B.uege
polrted out.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
CHANGES HIS TACTICS

Sayres passed Jankowski re-
peatedly when he took the net in
the first set and outlaSted him in
the exchanges. Sensing Sayres
was doing enough to win. Jan
koWSki reSortcd 10 a drop shot
and lob method in the second and
third 10 win each and allow
Sayres two games.
Sayres was lured 10 the net
frequently by the drop shots only
10 lose the point when the ball
scared overhead and into unget-
table territory. When SayreS did
get his racket around he was TOO
often forced into errors.
Manire and Wrohbel first COM
pleted a Semihnal match with
Clarence Hunter and Harold Rus
sell, winning rs. rs. Russell and
Hunter made it close all the way
only 10 yield to Manlre-Wrobbcl' $
better control
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Athletics Drop
indians 10 7th
By winning Two

THO vs~. shortage m PLAYERS
ard divers other reasons HaFo
,-e- --,rn Tor ll. closest Anon
IN League race in history. Na'
fae Philadelphia Athletics came
.o wilma dogr.e-baTre.ed answer
-f --e-H-=-aF today.
Pitchers Don Slack and luman
Harris furnished an answer tol
.r. now come" contingent
..t-- -as hoer itNIng 20 arrive a.
NJ explanation for The fact that
.ae Philadelphia Athletics arc
only c.cHt games away from tnf
.r7r'-urntnE New York Yankees
vre hold only a tVo-gdmC edge
Her the Washington Senators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

One champion repeated for the
fourth time, and new ones appear
today in junior and mems singles
and mems doubles as the 1943
Greater Detroit public parks ten
MS championships go into the
records. The finish came yester-
day at Northwestern courts.
Flora Henderson is five times
womens champion. James jan
kowski is head OF the juniors.
replacing Douglas Mckenzie of
Crosse Pointe. Hobart Wrohbel
ant Hubert Manire succeed Nc
Kenzie and Joe Boyer as doubles
leaders. The previous day Rich
ard H. Mcfarland, chief petty
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
The WINNERS

Black. p rookie. and Harris a
Veteran. came through with twin
fo4r-rliferS As the a nIppCd me
Indian, II and 10. 70 drop The
Tribe INTO sixth place IN a race
that features MAJOR change m
standings almost daily
The win was Harms flith Of
the year and Black ( fourth Black
would have had a ShutOut only
for an error by catcher Bob Swift
IN the eighth Swift threw 10
center fieh1 trying 10 nan Hank
Edwards. who raced 10 third and
later scored on A long fly Johnny
WelAl drove in the winning run
with single IN the eighth
Joe Gordon led the Yankees 20
a twin win over 81. Louis, 3-2
and SIS He hit his ninth homer
in the Top hst{of the eleventh TO
break,-up ,, pitCklnE duel~betwcen
Charlie WensIFtf and George Cas-
ter in the opener and punched out
4 single, double and triple 10 pace
12-hit New York attack IN the
nl9htCap.
Chicago split with the Red SoX
n remain tied for third place
with Detroit. Four Boston errors
gave Chicago three runs and q
4-2 triumph IN the first game, hut
Yank Terry allowed only SIX hits
70 give the Red SoX A 81 decision
IN the nlghtCap.
Brooklyn came out OF A five
game losing spell by trounclns
Chicago. Ga and 3D., 10 trim the
National Leagues leading ST
Louis Cardinals margin 10 three
games. The Red Birds split with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Daily Double Pays
S3,O47 al Chitaqo

CHICAGO July (. ms - TIE
fortunes a. 10 r~kot holders on
me Arlington Park dult double
were increased bt &2ai7 each TO-
day me largest payod 81 me sea-
son and one Of tho hest since he
world record Slo77Z 20 set At
Washington Park In 1884 The
big daily double developed when
Nav ~ 20 J shot came kon,s
first IN tho opening race. and Song
Spinner won at 10 70 In the
second race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Market Wise Wins
$4,000 Handicap

BOSTON. July s INSD Mar
ket Wise was firmly established
today among the turf greats Of
1913 after winning the $50 900
added Massachusetts Handicap
Yesterday from a field of SIX a.
Suffolk Downs sloppy track.
Running gamely from the be-
ginning and driving through The
stretch and with a great closing
kick, Market Wise shook of a
late bid by SaltO 20 pay S440.
$3.50 and 81 60
Third was Don Blngo. Blng
CroShyS South American impor-
tation, who paid s. so For show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Pills Home Crowds
Already Surpass 1912

PHILADELPHIA, July 6 ms
Win more than half their home
games Of the season 70 play. the
pills have surpassed their 1912
paid admissions total
BY drawing 1871 fans in sun
days game with tho Chicago
Cubs. the pills went 1852 admls-
SionS over last year paid attend
ance N 230ls3, n bring this
years figure 70 236 725,
The total does not include 10
655 fans who saw Pittsburgh bat
lie the QuakerS 70 a "A lie m
nc June 30 service relief game,
which must be rcplaNed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
GOES FIVE SETS

Wrohbcl and Nanlrc's next OK
petition. the finals, was against
Leonard c. Karpeles and Ray
Gibson kafpeloS-GIbson, loaded
with experience and court guile
furnished As tough resistance as
any pair might encounter. The sf-
far endured five sets with Wroh-
hel-Maniro. a trifle Steadier. TAX
ing the odd, IS. as. 6-3. 10 81.
Starting nearly an hour late
the HenderSon-H fernando engage
ment lacked luSter. Plainly an
noyed by the delay Mrs. Her
nando was not up 10 the mark
shown in the national clay courts
And as neither party had A net
game or q drop shot the show re-
solved itself into a driving duel in
which Mrs Henderson had a
shade. The scores were 81. 6-2
Mrs. fernando made the game
scores close by her knack Of send
ing back The ball from the diff
cult positions or when seemingly
beaten
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
TWILIGHT GAME

To'ajs 80 ~ 81 ~ Totals IS 10 II ig
'Battsd fo- White m third
Baffe4 FOR Henshaw m ninth.
fBAttsd for Hoover IN ninth
Washington 30f 200 000--A
DETROIT O02 600 10.
Runs-CAss Vernon Johnson : Moore
CrAmer Wakefield BloodWorth Errors
-PrIddy sullivan WHITE Harris Runs
natef ln-Mocre Ear'y z johnson
,FrgE.ns Blood worth TVo-nase hits.
Moore Johnson Case Wakedeid Home
runs Johnson R'1odV0rf1 Double rIats
sullivan fa rrdds ~ Vernon Rood
worth io Hoover f1 YORK Ler m bases
Warrington 6 Detroit pases on hsut
On WYNN 3 IN White struck out ~
WYNN { hN White rt Henshau HIS
or VINE in innings ~ Hsnshau
In 3 Inrng Losing pitcher White
Tmr,rss --NeCIouar s1f r,-'svs Attendance
~ 0la. Time ~ Eams-i "a.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Big Ten 10 Save
Football -MddiQdn

IOWA CITY Ia. July s GNSl
Slip Madigan. now football
coach AZ The University of Iowa.
was happy today 20 got INTO tha
Western Conference which he be-
lIoveS IS taking the lead m keep
ing sports alive for The duration
of the war NadiGan, former 81.
Nary'S coach arrived n Iowa City
from his home IN Oakland Cal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Mrs. Henderson Wins
Title for Fifth Time

officer al Crosse lie naval station.
gained the singles honors IN a
fve-setter with Manlre.
Jankowski and Bill Sayres Of
BEDFORD went three sets, as eX-
peCted. and only a radical switch
in tactics which Sayres could not
meet. saved JankowSki from
setback The scores were 81, 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Fifty-Fifty
MnRNING GANT

T0fas e = II T0taE IS Z n u
'Ra''ed for Haefner In seventh
Washington 600 0O0 800
DETROIT 0ln nSl OAK 10
Purs-Spprcs Moore vernon Blood %
worth 2 York CrAmsr Hoover. Wakefield
Higgins Harms Richards. Trout Errors
sullivan case spence York Runs
hs'tsd IN Spence vernon Sullivan Rich
aids 2 Higgins Harris York 3 Hoover
Craner wakefield TWo-bass hits sum.
van Moore Bloodworfh Trout Three
nase ~ Rtchards Home runs spence
YORK Sacrifice -Cranrr Double plays
sullivan ~ Vernon Johnson - Priddy 70
vernon Rf0odWayfh ~ Hoover - York
Isft IN bases Washington 4 Detroit s
Rass m halls on Leonard ~ Trout
struck ou' p Haefnsr hv Trout 4
Hrs-ON Leonard IN g., innings on
Haefner In e., innings ~ Adkins IN
2 innings losing pitcher Leonard I'm
pi-ea Gr,sve and MCGOWAN. Time ~
Attendance 10 5l4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
BETS TOTAL S6tI4s1

This crowd which exceeded
the record Memorial Day al
tendance ny y 1875. bet SEAL "a l.,
which was an increase Of S05,-
262 on The Memorial Day
record. These fans didn't wait
for The FIRST race. they started
setting betting records in the
daily double by building up a
pool OF S29.95S which bettered
the previous high by s. 6SS.
Put they kept showing II
through the wlcketS TO reach
an all-time high for one race
by wagering Sl060S7 on the
$4,000 Test Handicap in which
Drxana Farms Amber Light
raced 10 a neck victory over
Bold Captain.
THIS was crowd which
showed It's confidence IN Detroit
racing and the DiXiana barn by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
a Baseball Novelty
Tieer-Senstor Games Today and tomorrow Start
at O'clock; Bridges Opposes Candini

Tommy Bridges and Milo Can
DIM are expected 70 be the rival
pitchers when the Tigers and SEN
ators tangle A. Briggs Stadium
today
The Tigers today and tomorrow
will play what scoffing old timers
call A novelty They will start
al 3 o'clock
But the 3 o'clock business is
not going TO last Twilight games
will be played with the Athletics
Thursday and Friday Apparently
the customers like the twilight
contests best.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
johnson al Third

With the current invasion n
the Senators a. Briggs Stadium,
Bulge introduced johnson for
many wears star outfelder with
the Athletics and named as q
Gardener 20 tho AU.Star team. as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
GETS FLYING START

There was no question that
Amber Light was going for all
the chips when the break came.
Adams had him out there by a
length at the club house turn.
two lengths on the turn into
the backStretch then opened
up a five length lead with the
long Stridlng chestnut Kemp
ton Knott on Bold Captain and
Grandpal, Canadian challenger
with Jimmy Layton up, were
cloSest-but that wasn't saying
much.
Finally on the turn out Of the
baCkStretch Knott began to
come after the Dixlana hope.
with the DovereauX and Far
Tell hope Here is A horse that
started the season in cheap
claiming races-but he vas
coming right after the big Dix
lana Derby special. But Adams
still kept Amber Light rolling.
The lead shortened in the
stretch. Three lengths, two
lengths. Fifty yards from home
only half length separated the
40 favorlte from the charging
Z 10 | shot, but little Adams.
helping the turing Amber Light
along all he could with his
handriding, got the tired horse
across the finish line a neck in
front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

sending Amber Light away As
the I Ia 10 favorlte IN the field
Of l3 3-year-oldS that went the
mile and A sixteenth.
And this was the race that
saw the breaking Of the INK
which has followed the Derby
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT lo-t Washington "a
Chicago s. Boston rs
Sew York So. St Louis as thrs' game
u innings
Phusdslphia u. Cleveland 10.
TODAY's GAMES
Warrington Al DETROIT.
Ntv YORK ~ 81 Louis
PhNsdslphiA A. Cleveland.
Boston ~ Chicago
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games hehlnd leA0cT,
NEsTERDAY's RESULTS
Pr00kIyn SIS Chicago ~
rpfsnurEh so Sew York "a
PhGadeIrhia 1913 s. Louis "a.
Cincinnati ~ Boston weather.
TOnAY's GANFs
Chicago a. Brooklyn, wright.
Cincinnati a. Boston
So Louis a. Philadelphia.
O~'y games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

Light. which won the Louisiana
Derby and was fourth to Count
Fleet IN the Kentucky Derby
Al Churchill Downs. finish out
Of the money here 10 days ago
IN a six furlong dash.
But that was Amber Lights
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06
EIGHTH FOR TROUT

Paul Trout posted his eighth
victory of the year when held the
Senators 70 and even half dozen
hits while his mates drove Dutch
Leonard 10 cover and miStrcated
a couple Of lesser known FINGERS
in the after-breakfaSt affair
With the exception Of the
seventh inning. Trout was in
vlncihle The visitors hunc n o
four hits IN tho seventh including
A home run ny Stan Spence. 20
fashion their three runs.
Trout also slammed a two
Dagger TO make his day all the
happier
A home run by Rudy York, the
big first basemans tenth Of the
season, accounted for three OF five
markers the Tigers collected IN
the fifth inning the heat in which
Leonard was routed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-06

Bob Johnson appears to have
plugged the Washington, gap az
third II Bob can do az well a.
Bill Johnson Of the Yankees did
Al the same spot here. Bluega
will have no kick coming.