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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
NapoIeonic Trait

JACK HALEY. who has the
starring comedy role in Take II
Big" musical extravaganza which
William Pine and William Thomas
are producing, was born on Ma
poleon's birthday. Aug. 10. Like
the Little Corporal. he has the
ability TO completely relax and
even drop off 10 sleep at will.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

LEST OLD ACQUAINTANCE"
be forgot, Warner Brothers have
brought the John Van Druten
comedy to the screen 10 provide
Bette Davis and Miriam Hopkins
with a two-woman scrap drive.
while feminine fans may flock
u tf1c- strength OF the highly pub
ficizcd feud between the two ac-
treSSes. we doubt if any one VIII
claim this 60 be the most import
ant picture for either OF them.
The plot of the film which
opened Yesterday AT the United
Artists, centcrs about two girl
friends who grow up TO be author
cSSeS.
One is a sensitive. serious young
woman with integrity in her work.
Her friend is a flighty, selfish
woman. who, not content with a
home, a handsome husband and
child. decides 10 write novels just
so she can have an outlet for her
ego.
It's this form of literary eXhi-
bitionism which leads 10 all the
trouble.
Miriam Hopkins is the brittle
one and she writes such romantic
-tripe that il .outsells the more ser
iouS efforts of her friend, Miss
Davis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Film Time Clock

ADAMS "Rsturn ~ the Vampire {"
II II. 2.js, 5.33. s.o6, 1890 ?. m
"Myxisrg Of the Thirteenth Guest" i1.24
a. m. 1855 4.32, loo. $40 ,. m.
BROADWAY CAPITOL Thank Your
Lucky stars II a. m 246, 8 81, lOila
y. m; Submarine Aierts' l.3o, 3.ZZ'
Dos ,. m.
CINDERELLA Holy MstrinoDyg T., -
Han" u 80. 4.o5 $50, 1870 ,. m
CINEMA Tn. Scarlet Pimperusr
FISHER Holy Ms,rimony." 2:4s,
20 $ .55 ,. m so Proudly We Han, %
n 30. f.05, 7;i0, li.l5 p. m.
FOX -"Gusdaleanal Diary" Never a
Dull Moment"
HOLLYNoOD-"H Mstrirnony s35
p. m, 1892, % 3 m so Proudly We
Hail" 6.Z4. 10 Fl p. m, 2.ls a. m.
MADISON - Holy Matrimony." 1:15,
IL a. m, 2:ts, 6:42, 1898 p. m.
MICHIGAN-Russ Morgan, I:l2. 4;04,
75s. s:5s p. m IN piddls Diddle. :"
IL % a n. 2;2t, sis, sos. Ia 10 p. m.
PALMS-STATE-"s Stage Door Canteen. "
IL 90 ;. m if9. 42s, 1909, $40 p. m
PARADIsE-Buddy Johnson, 2:3s. 5.i3,
7;42. 10.2l p m Mystery Broadcast
D O. osoos y 80 = 80 - 81 " ia
RIVIERA holy Matrimony," los.
5.ie, sos .. m so Proudly We Hail, %
= 80. 6:5i, 10 81 p. m.
R-K-o UPTOWN-''Holy Matrimony, F."
las. $50. $40 p. m, IL so q. m. "Ad-
venture OF Tsrtu." 3:l5. 6.55, 10 IS D.
n, 2,i5 a. m.
RoYAL>-"Holy Matrlnony." 20, s.o2.
p m. i2:44 a m. so Proudly We Han,
6.57, 10 80 ?. n.
TELENEWS-News. short subjects. .
a. m. 10 IL p. m.
UNITED ARTISTS-"Oid Acquaintance. %
~ 2e 3 as, 1907, 10 .2s = m AdVen-
lures Of . Rookie" ll;0 a. m, Ass,
5.3T, 9;l6 p. m.
wLsON-"For Whom the Bell Tolls
II 20 q. m. 2:35. $50, sos p. N.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Garfield
urns to
Comedy

HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 10 John
Garfield, the tough guy. was
beaming like a 10-year-old who'd
just been gwen a shiny red fire
engine. Even his director was
having hard time getting drama
out of him as they rehearsed.
Garfield admitted sonnet hi E
very like a new toy was the cause
for all the sweetness and light
Its name" he said, as
comedy. love II. 1t agrees
with me. It's my dish from
now on"
From now on" corrected
Edward Blatt, the director,
until you finish outward
Bound; you stay tough and
dramatic i'm this one"
81 stay tough" Garfield
beamed. '1n comedy Don't
worry" he assured Blatt I'm
not going to pull any character
switch on you. But l mean IL
about comedy in the future. 1t
has opened up a whole new
vista for me-"
Garfield supplied the explana-
ton. seems he'd been cast in a
tough, salty comedy role in 'Des-
tination Tokyo" a picture OF sub
marine warfare. Warmers had
just sneak -previewed il and the
returns that poured paens of
praise for the submarine skipper
performance Of Cary Grant had
their full share of superlatives
for Garfield in comedy. Warmers
had duly and happily noted this.
and had promised Garfield a lot
more OF the same.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

PAUL ROSINI, a subtle fellow
who blends sharp witswith sauVe
magic, heads the revue az SakS
Show Bar Ro4nl manluLIatn%-
coins gently ChidlS ringSIiers and
performs maddenlNS card tricks
He's particularly funny when he
slyy digs the orchestra for addi-
tional muslc-ruSually a small
waltz"
Blond Mia Norman has Joined
the lineup, and her vocal CON
tributionS. including a funny
pistol Packin' Mama and a
low-down est. Louis Blues. ro-
ceive a warm welcome Zany
Jerry and Turk continue with the
routines which embrace jitteL-bug
routineS 10 double talk, while he
dancing Vanettes appear three diff
ferent times in new routincS and
costumes.
Johnny Morrison, who takes his
niche with Xylophone solos. is best
with "All or Nothing at All. and
Charlie DubinS orchestra does a
good job OF cutting a long and
difficult revue.
CLUB ROYALE
A new show with the Oxford
Boys and Jimmy Rae co-Starring
opens al the Royale tonight The
Oxford Boys have. gust finished an
eight-week engagement in the
Empire Room of the Palmer
House and promise something big
in satirical impressions. They are
excellent musicians in their own
right and do take-offs OF top
musical bands
Jimmy Rae's is a return en-
gagement, which Will be spotted
with comic antics. witty quips
and thrilling falls and spins. Har-
bers and Dale make their initial
bow to Detroit, while song Stylist
Annette Shields presents top Hit
Parade songs. The Royalettes con-
tinue with their colorful precision
dances, Dick Worthington is mas
ter of ceremonies, and Gus Martel
and his orchestra play.
CLUB MAYFAIR
Gypsy Edwards is another who
makes her debut on the local
scene this week, though this is
her home town. She comes TO the
Mayfair from the Chicago area
and is supported by varied show.
Among those performing are Ken
Lowry, master of ceremonies;
Arlette Adair, acrobatic ballerina;
Jack Deeds, baritone. and Chan
and Mango in a mental magic
quiz. It's Phil Olsen's orchestra.
TED AND LENS STAGE BAR
Lucretia Dix, 'boogie-woogie"
pianist and songstreSs. co-starS
with Freda and Evelyn at Ted
and Lens Stage Bar this week.
Lucretia- comes from Paris where
she was a popular entertainer be-
fore the war, and Freda and
Evelyn recently com p j e e d a
USO tour with Horace Heidi and
the Gang recently. They make
theirs varied routine with
"Babalo" sung in Cuban and The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
The Hard Way

LEO McCAREY. director-pro-
ducer Of Going My Way" with
Bing Crosby and Rise Stevens,
and a song writer 10 boot, learned
10 play the piano after an acct
dent which kept him bed-ridden
for SIX months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

Jimmy Moorrs "of-thc-rccord'
pantomimicty 90 Cab Galloway
Louis Armstrong and others is
held over as ri0. hi-h-IIght Of The
Alicia show Ray Styles. master
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
TOO SUCCESSFUL

Success goes 10 her head and
her SellshncsS causes her 10 lose
her husband and ALLEVIATE the az
fcctions/ol her child.
Bette really keeps the house
holeK together bat her sense Of
lqVaty leads her 10 turn down the
attentions OF Miriam'S husband
John Lodcr, whom she really loves
Years later she does find n
young man who cares for her. but
along comes the daughter Of her
Eighty friend and waltzeS off with
hin, so Bette has 20 go through
the Self-sacrifce deal all over
NNCain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Band Graduate

ROBERT LOWERY is the lat
est addition 10 starring ranks
among alumni Of popular bands.
The actor, who Co-StarS with Jean
Parker in The Navy Way sang
with leading bands and dance or
chestraS in his home town, Kan
SaS City. Mo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Coast Tour

JEAN HEATHER, who plays
the romantic feminine lead in
Gong Ny Nay with Bing
Crosby and Rise Stevens, spent
her college freshman year az Cali
fornia. her sophomore and junior
years at Oregon. and her senior
year az Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Not Wealthy

BLOND STAR. Helen Walker
portrays a wealthy member OF
one of London'S royal families IN
The Man in Half Moon Street,
but she was actually down 10 her
last nine cents at one time while
struggling 10 gain foothold on
the New York stage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
FIESTA BAR

Reg Thornton and his orchestra
in the Continental Room and
-.ct-.-t;r f3ur Of tf1c- Savar1Ug if0reT
have arranged their Instruments
non 10 secure fun band effect.
while Nora Manning continental
sOngStress who shares vocal hon
orS with Thornton, is proving
poplIaT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19

Of ceremonies and magician. In
his fourth week tops the support
ing lineup. which includes Frank
Stills modern marionettes; Marge
Anthony. interpretive dancer. and
LOnnie Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
Ready for Musical

ELLA RAINES. leading lady Of
Hail the Conquering Hero" Is
for a musical role in case
one ever comes. She studied piano
for eight years, singing for four.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-19
THE BATTLE SCENE

There Is a terrific scene finally
between the two women. which
=. idcntafly provides the only real
Nj nor in the picture. but they
rSS and make up and the picture
ends with them toasting one an
other and their "Old Acquaint-
ance.
The principal thing wrong with
the picture Is the same that was
wrong with tho play II talks
itself into a state OF coma. You
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
100000
To See
Openers

About 10000 American base
ball fans arc ready 10 pour into
the major league baseball parks
with today's grand opening OF the
1913 baseball season.
In the meantime, they arc null
ing over the game al the nations
capital IN which the Washington
Senators whipped tho Philadelphia
Athletics. 7 10 s yesterday. This
solo opener established the Sem
atorS IN first place in the Ameri-
can League, an honor that is ap-
parcntly destined IN be short lived.
The days biggest crowds are
expected Al New York Cleveland
and Brooklyn. with some 10000
fans likely 10 pour into each OF
these parks If the weather is good
About 5000 fans are expected
for the YankecS-S Senators game.
and 10000 for the Boston Philadel-
phia fray The Chicago-St. Louis
game is expected 10 draw about
800.
Tho Senators pOlled out - hits
OH lOuT pltCnerS Wnllc LEONARD
and CarraSquel held tho visitors 10
seven Safeties.
ManpOwer chief McNutt-who IL
also head Of the draft and IS more
respected by The ball players than
any umpire got things oh 10
good start with a short. fast ball
straight 10 the glove of Leonard.
The professional stance ~
Peerless Paul" was reminiscent
OF his days az Indiana University
when he was star pitcher.
McNutt was standing in for
President Roosevelt who is IN
Mexico.
Yesterday MCNu't said he didn't
sec any reason why baseball
couldn't continue despite the war,
provided the teams relied on men
under Is and over 81. He demon.
strated his keen interest in the
game by sitting through all nine
innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
PLAYERS Like Him

Whether or not the Tigers have
the talent necessary 10 win a
championship may be questionable
hut there is no doubt O'Nelll has
the affections Of the players. They
have A high regard for him and
Will do their utmost.
That was evident in spring train
inc at Evansville. He is player
idea of what a manager should be
a straight forward fellow who
knows baseball He can hand out
praise or criticism. he gentle or
hard and always fair, according 10
the baseball code.
Launching his professional ca
reer in 1910 with Elmira. n. y,
O'Neill starts his new role as head
man Of the Detroit team with a
33-year baseball background that
would he hard 70 match. Seven
teen OF these years were spent in
the ma iOrS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Regular for 10 Years

For 10 straight years with Cleve-
land. Steve caught loo or more
games. In 1920 he caught las
games. And for three consecutive
years. starting in 1919, he hit .32l,
.322 and .3ll--high marks for a
catcher Of that era.
Steve caught all seven games In
the world series OF 1920, the year
the Indians. managed by IRIS
Speaker, beat Brooklyn. He hit
.333.
Born in Minooka. Pa. suburb
Of Scranton. O'Neill was christ
ened Stephen Francis. His folks
were coal miners and Steve himself
when young worked in the mines
for 50 cents a day. But Stephen
Francis liked baseball. like all the
O'Neills. And he was ambitious. So
he moved to more remunerative
things.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
SSports
Fate Lets O'NeiI.
S+ar+ Comeback
In Home City
By LEO MACDONELL

CLEVELAND. Aprjl Git is 2
pleasant twist OF fate that enables
Sieve ONchl 10 make his big
league comeback as manager IN
Cleveland. his home city. where ho
has n host az friends and admirers.
The writer CuoS>cS tho Slolu>h.
sentimental lUShman, inside has
o.'WaJdly COnplacort self, feels a
thrill.
AS a catcher. one az The bcs' In
Tho annals OF baseball O Nclll
y aNod an important role IN hiring
Inc Cleveland IFS only pennant and
world championship IN 1920. And
be VIII bc starting his second
regime a. an American League
manager today when hc leads the
Tigers against The Indians IN huge
Municipal Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
McNutt for FOR
PHILADELPHIA

Totals 80 s2t TotaS IS u n u
Rated for Leonard IN fourth.
fBst,ed for Swift in eighth
fBatted FOR wolff In eighth
Philadelphia OO2 100 2Oo--S
Washington 200 COS ok
Runs -Vslo. White z Mayo. Hall. Case
Il. Johnson Vernon. Priddy sullivan Car.
rssduel Errors Sullivan, Spence Priddy
Runs batted IN MAYO. Tyack q Valo,
Priddy, Early. sullivan. Spence 2. Vernon z;
mayo scored on Priddy error IN SEVENTH.
Two-base hits-White, TyAsk Priddy.
stolen base-ClAry. Sacrifice hit-Swift
Left on bases Philadelphia o. Washington
Il Double play--Swift 20 suder 10 swift.
Bases on bans-On Leonard q off Harris
g. on Violin !, on Csrrasquel 2 Struck
out, BY Harris ? by Wolff q By CarraS.
Quel ! by Arntzen I Hits-On Leonard Q
in 4 innings. of Harris I'M 5 innings
(none out In sixth of Christopher ~ IN 0
inning tpitched TO 2 battersi or Wolff
In 2 innings. of Artzen In / inning off
Carrasquel In innings. Hit by pitcher
By Christopher tCarrasquen Wild pitch
Harris Winning pitcher Carrasquel Losing
pitcher Christophsr Empres McGOwan,
Hubbard. Rommel and Barry. Time 2.Is.
Attendance rs nl7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Buckeye HaIfbaek
Goes Into Service

CINCINNATI. O.. April 81 CUPl
Ohio State University's football
team. champion Of the Big Ter
last fall, hnaSted another blue star
on its service flag today for Paul
lSarrlnghaus.
A halfback on the squad last
year, Sarringhaus was indicted
yesterday at Fort Thomas as a
member Of the enlisted army re-
serve corps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

ONeill first became an Amer
lean pilot here in the sum-
mer Of 1885. being named to sue
coed Walter Johnson. Steve
served through 1886 and 1887 and
then was replaced by Oscar Witt.
After managing Buffalo in 1888.
1899 and 1940, Steve returned to
the big leagues as Tiger coach
in 1871 and then led Beaumont
TO the Texas League flag. His
feat brought him hack to Detroit
as manager and successor to
Del Baker. now a Cleveland coach.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

when the racing opens here
May %.
The veteran George South, who
made a habit OF winning the clos
ing races OF each week. is due with
the stable of {. c. Norman of Gin
cinnati.
The Detroit owned Dearborn
Stable already has signed Billy
Thompson while Norman (Busty)
Hernandez, trainer Of Mrs. II. p.
Bonner's strong stable, is en-
deavoring 10 sign F. A. Smith for
The 73-daN campaign.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
)GES MAY GET CALL ON RECORD
PiCkAmber Light
As Horse Beat
In Blue Grass

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April 81
ms Undermining Amber Light
was the overnight favorite 10 cor
todayS running Of Keeneland 5
Sl0OOO-added Blue Grass Stakes
a prc-Dcrby test expected 10 give
irc railbirdS a line on Count
Fleets opponents in the big race
Charles r. Fishers Amber Light
was held IN high regard with q
STOW track slated. but also attract
inc the bcttorS partially. perhaps
because Of sentiment. was Louis
Nile-oWned Seven Hearts. from
the hometown stable of j. Graham
Brown
Warren Wrights Ocean Wave
victor over most Of the Blue Grass
entrants in a sprint last Satur.
day, is we'll regarded.
Mrs Payne Whitney's MONDAY
Sun. Hal Price Headley's CroN
F.. F. Woodward,S Vaidina Sol anC
!. w. Rogers Dove Pie complete
tho field for the mile and one.
eighth test.
The Kceneland meeting Is being
staged at Churchill Downs, having
been moved from Lexington.
Mrs. John -. Hertz Count Fleet
the Kentucky Derby winter book
faNorlte, arrived at the Downs
none the worse for his long trair
ride from Jamaica. where he cap.
turcd the Wood Memorial Hand
cap Saturday. A travelling com.
panion was Allen T. Simmons
Blue Swords. which ran a bar
second To Count Fleet in the
Wood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Brothers in Game

His brother, Mike, pitched foI
the 81. Louis Cardinals and Gin
cinnati. Another brother. Jack
caught for the Cardinals, Cubs and
Braves. And third brother
James, was a ShortStop who played
with tho Washington Senators.
Incidentally, the local fight pro-
moters have coupled what looks
like good fistic card with the
opening 81 the baseball season
here. Anton ChriStoforidis anc
LLOYD Marshall. local favorites
will head the card.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
By LEO MACDONELL

CLEVELAND. April 2l-Tommy
Bridges will nc the probable
pitcher for the Tigers against the
Indians in the opening game OF the
season today at Municipal Sta
dunn.
Bridges experience was ex-
pcctcd 10 give rhe 36-yeaF-old vet
eran the call over Virgil Trucks
young freshman star Of last year
Rip Radclift Will start in right
field instead Of Ned Harris. who
was the regular in most OF the
preseason exhibition games. Rad.
cliff was expected 10 get the nod
because Of his recent hitting. plus
Harris physical condition. Harris
has been suffering from sinus
trouble.
Despite gloomy weather predic'
tionS. IL was expected 10000 OF
more fans would turn out for The
Opener Mayor Lausche will throw
Tout The first ball 10 top ceremonies
that Will include music and preScn
ltauon Of a gift from friends Il
Steve O'Neill, new manager Of the
Tigers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Fight Results
BY United Press

Al New York CBroadwsy ARENA Joe
Garter. 1856. Rome, NJ Y. outpointec
Jackie Cooper, 1871. New York Ob RaN
Pug 135 Tampa Fla. outpointed Joe
Rivera i3i Puerto Rico (sl.
Al Jersey CITY, ~ J. George Horne
1856. Niles q outpointed Ray RoVelh. 152
West New York. n. J tOb.
Al Los Angeles Luther White 1873 y
MARYLAND decisioned John Thomas. 1875
Los Angeles I0). Vincent Nillavicencio
las. Tia Juana drew MAYA Esparla, l44
Tia JuanA (el. Don Mclean, l22. Los An
geles. decisonsd Nash Disz, i7th, Los
Angeles 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Offer Pep 30 Grand
For Boston Bout

BOSTON, April p (UP)--Willie
Pep of Hartford, Conn. has been
offered $4,000 or 50 per cent OF
the gross gate to defend his title
in a l5-round outdoor match here
May 20 against either Jackie Cal
lura or Sal Bartolo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Adams Rides Here
Popular Jockey viii Defend U. S. Title Wher
He Saddles Wyatt Horses at Fair Grounds
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Jockey Johnny Adams, who
probably has more fans than any
stake horse that Will ever run at
the Detroit race track. Will defend
his United States riding champion
ship here Manager George +.
Lewis announced today.
The 2S-year-old veteran from
lola. Kan, who rocketed to ma
tional prominence when he came
out of the western bushes 10
ride Kayak II to victory in the
1889 Santa Anita Handicap, is
coming from Louisville with the
California horSeman, Eual Wyatt.
HETTCHE'S HORSE
Wyatt has few good horses OF
his own and the stake horse,
Meggy. which is owned by Mich
iganS boxing commissioner. John
D. Hettchc. Adams is expected to
ride her in the stakes here.
Adams rode 121 winners here
last season as he rolled up a total
of PAS for the year TO lead all the
riders Of the nation.
His closest rival was Eric
Guerin. the apprentice from Mar
ingouin. La. who edged him out
for riding honors during the spring
and summer meeting here with Sc
winners 10 Adams 81.
An injury TO Gucrin enabled
Adams to pull away during the
25-day extension OF the meeting
and at the end of the year he had
an edge of > winners on the
little Cuban.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Probable Pitchers

Probable starting pitchers FOR
today's major league games and
last years records.
NATIONAL IFAGIR
New York (Lohrman 1876 ~ R-ooklyn
(Head 1O-St
Philadelphia tPodrajny slN a. Boston
(JavFty I2-16I
Pittsburgh CSeveu iT-iS) a. Chlcss-
tDsrringsr MD.
St Louis Cooper ~ Or White 7-5)
at Cincinnati wander Nicer 1912.
AMERICAN LEAGIE
Chicago tbietuCh GID a. 81. LOUIS
(HOllngsWorth tp-6i.
DETROIT Bridges - or Trucks 49,
AZ Cleveland tBagh, 1T-qi.
Washington wynn 1919 A. New YORK
tBonhom q 81.
Boston CHughson 22-s) a. Phlsdslphis
Woln i2-lSi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21

the champion Chicago White SoN
by the St. Louis Browns, 6-l.
No one could understand the
setback because the White SoX
had a great lineup: Leibold, RI;
Weaver, IS; Collins, %; Jackson.
If; FelSch. CT; Gandil. ID; Risberg,
3b: Schalk. c, and Eddie Cicotte
pitching. Joe jackson made two
hits in four trips 10 the plate.
DRILLED BEFORE GAME
Al the Polo Grounds. where the
biggest crowd Of the regular open
ing day gathered, soldiers and
sailors had a drill competition. The
hero Of the day was Jeff TeSreau,
who beat the former Giants star,
Rube Marquard. The winning
Giants lineup was YoungS IF;
Kauff. Ct; Burns, If; Zimmerman,
3b; Doyle, 2b; Fletcher, IS; Holke,
III: MCCarty. e; TeSreau. Brook
lyn'S losing team was manned by
Olson. IS; O'Mara, 3b; Daubert,
1b; Myers. Ct: Johnston. If; Hick-
man. IF Schmidt. 2b Miller, c. and
the pitchers were Marquard,
Cheney and rookie named Bur-
leigh Grimes. The New York
Times remarked. Uncle Wilhert
RobinSon'S team has been pretty
well shot 10 pieces because so
many OF his boys have gone TO the
front
The White SoX. whose socks
showed no visible signs Of becom-
ing black. bought $4,000 worth Of
Liberty Bonds before their unac-
Countahle loss 10 the Browns -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Niqht Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times dsly prints IN ne
night Fculrr ONLY me name ~ q horse
which race eNpects feel 10 among the out
standing hes n me osy.
The code ksy Appears each p Tht n 'rf
Rec Lire Edifinn win number CORE
Fp1ndirE IN eacn letter ~ ne alphabet
TIE horses name srpeafs ONLY ~
THF NIGHT EDITION And IT is
PRINTED ~ CODE
Ths code FOR tomorrow follows.
Al B-A Go Dds T-ft -
G-sa H-s1 Is IF7 "a "a
S-R T-8 I-i4 VI VIZ ~
N-35 Z-e4
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appearing ONLS ~ THE NIGHT
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