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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23

tom, toda krojae je vendarle
presedel tri dni, ker 81 je v raz-
burjenosti dovolil redarje raz-
zaliti. Prejel je zakonito Cd
merjeno nagrado 10 odstotkoy,
t. j. 1 krone 20 vinarjev, ker
je bill prstan vreden IL kron.
Krojac je to zakonito nagrado
treseil posetniku prstana v O.
braz in ia ga je tozil zaradi raz-
zaljenja, in krojac je dobil Sc
10 kron globe. Potem so govo.
rili povsod, da jih zasluzi vsah
posten najditelj petindvajset, da
bi ga bilo treba pretepsti, da bi
bill yes moder, ga naseskati jaw
no, da bi 81 ljudje zapomnili in
Sc ravnali po tenn Mislim
da nam nasega tabernaklja Min
&c ne prinese nazaj, ceprav j
zadaj znaeka regimentova, kaj
tt z vojaskimi recmi ne mara
imeti nihee opravka. Rajsi g
vrze v vodo, da bi ne incl 81
sitnosti. Vceraj sem govoril Pr
zlatem vencu' z nekim kmetom
XII ina re sestinpetdeset let; Sc
je vprasat ma okrajno glavar
stvo v Novi Paki, zakaj so mi
rekvirirali zapravljivcek. N;
povratku, ko so ga ma okraj
mem glavarstvu zapodili, je ogle
doval tren, XII je pravkar dospe
lin stal ma trgu. Mad MOI G;
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23

nagrado. Denarja bi gotovo nih-
&c ne vrnil, ceprav so tudi TAXI
ljudje. Pri mas v Budjejevicah
je bill pri regimentu vojak, do
brodusen telieek. Nasel je ma
ulici sest kron in jih oddal ma
policiji, in v novinah so O MEM
pisali, a incl je cd tega lie sko-
do in sramoto. Nihce nj maral
vec govoriti z MIN; vsak mu
je rekel: Ii tepec, kaksno be.
darijo 81 storil! Sal te mora
mrzeti do smrti, ako imas lie ko-
lickaj casti v sebi. Incl je pun
co, in prenehala je MIN hodi'
ii. Ko je prisel domov ma do
pust, so ga ma plesu zaradi tega
fantje virgil IL krcme. Zacel je
hirati, povesal je glavo in ma
zadnje Sc je vrgel pod vlak. En-
krat je neki krojac nasel ma
ulici zlat prstan. Ljudje so ga
svarili, maj ga ne nosi ma polici
jo, a 81 nj dial dopovedati. Spre
jeli so ga nenavadno prijazno
ces, da je ze oglaseno, da je iz
gubljen zlat prstan, petem pa sc
81 ogledali kamen in rekli: Ali
elovek, to je vendar steklo, ne
pa brilliant! Koliko so vam ps
dali "a brilliant? Take postenja.
Ike mi re poznamo. Naposled Sc
je pojasnilo da je Sc nekdo izgu,
bill prstan ponarejenim briljan
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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1943-06-23

je prosil, maj mu "a trenotek
pazi ma konja, katerima vozi
"a vojsko konserve. In nj ga
Qilo vec nazaj. Ko so odhajali,
je moral tudi kmet mimi in
je dospel prav ma Ogrsko. Tam
je zopet on naprosil nekoga, maj
ga pocaka pri vozu, in Sc je lie
tako resil, da ga MISC gnali s
seboj ma Srbsko. Vrnil Sc je YES
preplasen in noce imeti nikoli
vec opraviti z vojaskimi rec
NIL" ~
Svejk szuga madporocnika
Lukd$a.
Svejkova sreca pa nj trajala
dolgo. Neusmiljena usoda je ma
gloma raztrgala prijateljsko
razmerje med MIN in vojnim
kuratofn.
Kurat je namrec svejka pro"
dal ali, lepse povedano, zaigral
ma kartah nadporocniku Luka'
Su. Tako SO nekdaj ma Ruskem
prodajali nevoljnike. Prislo je
cisto nenadejano. Pri nadporoc'
niku je bila lepa druzba in igra
Ii so "enaindvajset."
(Dalje prihodmji6)
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grog, XII je nadkriljeval groge
starih mornarjev. Vojni kurat je
bill navdusen.
"svejk, po TAKEN grogu bonn
lahko sijajno maseval in pridi-
gall" je modroval kurat. "za-
kaj vojna masa nj tax Spas, ka-
kor masa v garnizijski jeci in
pridiga tistim lumpom. Clovek
mora imeti vseh pet cutil sku-
paj. Zlozljiv oltar zepne izdaje
imamo Jezus Martial" Sc
je zgrabil "a glavo, "midva sva
vola. Veste, kan sem bill spra-
vii oltar? Pod divan, XII sva ga
prodala!"
"Ja, to je nesreca, gospod
feldkurat," je rekel svejk. "Na-
lin divan ina re neki ucitelj V
Vrsovicah. Masa brez oltarja .!
To hi bill skandal. Najbolje bo,
da popijeva grog in greva oltar
iskat."
Kurat sc je zamislil: "Res,
manjka mama le oltar. Kelih, re-
elmo, sem izgubil, nadporoe-
mic Witinger mi posodi svojo
sportno case. Pred lett je tekel
v tekmi in jo prejel "a svojo
zmago. Dogovoril sem Sc re
vceraj z MIN :"
Koncno, ko sta popila YES
grog, sta odsla. Pri starinarjevi
zeni sta zvedela naslov ucitelja
v Vrsovicah. Toda pri starem
poboznem gospodu ju je cakalo
nemilo presenecenje. Ko je ma
Sci oltar pod divanom, je mislil
start gospod, da je to bozja vo-
liza, in je podaril oltar vrsovicki
cerkvi "a zakristijo; ma zadnjo
stran oltarja pa je dal napisa-
ii: Daroval ma cast in hvalo
bozjo gospod Kolarik, ucitelj V
p, Gospodovem letu 1914.
Oltar je bila roba zidovsko
tvrdke Moritza Mahlerja ma Du-
naju, XII izdeluje vse nome
predmete "a cerkve, oltarje in
sploh nabozne svrhe, molke, po-
dobice svetnic in svetnikov it'd.
Koncno sta kurat in Svejk oltar
dobila, ga nalozila V kocijo,
Svejk je zlezel ma kozla, kurat
"a oltar, in odpeljali so Sc.
Ma vezbali5cu SO medtem ze
nestrpno Gakale stotnije. A ku-
rat je bill pozabil ma ministran,
ia. Ministerial mu je doslej we'd
no isti pesec, XII pa Sc je da
rajsi prestaviti k telefonistom ir
je odsel ma fronto.
ITO mic ne de, gospod felku
rat" je rekel svejk, "jaz van
re ministriram.'
''Pa znate?'
"Nikoli Sc nisem, a poizku
sim. Danes je vojska, in ljudjt
delajo reCi, katerih Sc jim
vcasih niti sanjalo nj. Kaksel
neumen ct cum spiritu tue Z
spr~im skupaj ma vas domi
nus vobiscum. In potem mislim
da nj mic tezkega, hoditi oko]
vas kakor macka okoli vrel
kase. In unit vam roke, nall
Vati YAM Vina :"
"Dobro! LIE vode rajsi ne
Nalijte tudi drugo kanglico vi
ma. Sicer vam pa zmerom pc
VEN, kdaj morate ma desno a
ma levo. Ako tho zazvizgam er
krat, pomeni to ma desno, ak
zazvizgam dvakrat, ma levo. Ms
sne knjige nj treba proved prt
nasati. V ostalem je vse skups
igraca. inmate strahu"
"Jaz Sc ne bojim nicesar, nj
ministiranja," je odg O vor
Svejk.
In resnicno, vse je slo jak
gladko. Tudi pridiga je bila i
redno jedrnata.
'Vojaki! Sesli smo sc tn, {
pred odhodom ma bojisce obrn
mo svoje srce k Bogu, da ma
podeli zmago in mas ohrani zdr;
We. Ne bonn vas zadrzeval
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Dve Opremljeni

sobi Sc odda v najem; priprav-
no "a peclarja. - Nahaja Sc v
collinwoodski naselbini. Vprasa
sc ma 744 E. 232 st.
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lssece Sc

zensko, stare mad 50 let "a delo
V kuhinji. - Zglasiti Sc je v
VICTORY TOWER, 513 East
152nd St.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Baker called every pitch Of the
Indian newcomer. explaining
later 10 the amazed rookie that
the margin Of white showing on
the bail was giving each pitch
away -. Incidentally. Reyn-
olds is one Of the best pitching
prospects Cleveland has had in
wears :. A husky lad Of Indian
ancestry. Reynolds burned up
the Eastern League last year,
leading the pitchers in almost
every department and having an
earned run average Of l.56 for a
new league record.
Johnny Majors ~ the Ath-
letics lost 19 straight games in
1916 -. DR.. W. G.. Hardy, slated
10 be named president Of the
National Hockey League. is on
The staff Of the University of
Alberta al Edmonton >, lie is
a former president Of The Cana
dian Amateur Hockey AsSocia-
tion and at present IS chairman
Of the international Ice Hockey
Association. the governing body
of mature hockey IN the United
States. Great Britain and
Canada.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

year was the best ha!lplayer
with the Athletics 90. Yet. when
ne appeared IN ShIbe Park m a
Washington uniform thlS spring
ne was roundly booed ID. Every
time ne took up hlS position IN
left field. johnson Salaamcd IN
mock respect TO the bicacherIteS
Art Herring, ST. PaulS VET
cram pitch,r. rs starting his
fifteenth year IN organized base
ball and his eighth with the
Saints Al Simmons, now
with the Re- SoX. needs lob
more hits Tor a MAJOR league
total Of 5000.
Steve ONelll reports all
Tigers have bought bonds IN
excess of j. per cent Of their
salaries =. Bert Bell, owner OF
the PittSburgh SteelerS, and
Alexis ThorJ son. who owns the
Philadelphia Eagles, VIII prob
ably merge with one of the clubs
dropping out OF the National
Football League for the duration
Mickey Cochrane had a
squad Of s. players from which
70 choose at Great Lakes Z.
while ONeI,l had 20 This
was the third year that Col.
Bradley didn't have an entry IN
the Kentucky Derby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
GREATER GAME
Able Kushner, Hughes
To Action Fronts
Photo hy lnternatlonal Nsws sound Photo

like good team with every man
functiOning his best Hope
10 be hack before too long but
have some scores to settle for
some of my pals who won't come
back ever :"
Pvt. Valentino L. ASquini, or
last years football team write.
from Fort Knox;
I'VE prepared for r week for a
visit from the commander in
chief and then IL rained all day
and he didn't pass within a
couple of blocks OF where l did
most Of my scrubbing Tell
Joe GembiS they must have
taught taught him 90 write at
Michigan, 10 to drop a line or
two Or IL he really can't
write to draw n picture or two
So get busy Joe"
Pvt. Paul Kaczander, wrote tha'
he was master of ceremonies o
a big show over a national radio
hOOkup
zone of the breaks Of the
army .. he puts IL He
was chosen by the students at
Wayne to appear on Fred Aliens
program last year"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Trout, Trucks
To HurI Sunday S
DOubIe-Hedder
RN LEO MACDONELL

CHICAGO May Steve O'Neill
announced today that Paul DIZZY
Trau. and Virgil Trucks will pitch
for The Tigers against the White
SoN JIM q doubIc.heador here this
Sunday
BIZ Dietrich and Edgar Smith
arc slated 90 fling for the White
SoN. The rabbit ball Will be re-
turned so play IN the Sunday
games.
TodayS game was called off De
cause az cold weather.
After Sundays twin bill. the
Tigers viii return 10 Detroit. They
viii have an open date Monday
and on Tuesday will journey "a
Ann Arbor 10 play the University
Of Michigan. Philadelphia Will IN
wade Briggs Stadium, Wednesday,
The game IN Ann Arbor Will be
in the nature of a homecoming
for Dick Wakefield. a former
star plucked off the
campus by Wish Egan. celebrated
Tiger scout. and paid princely
sum as a bonus for signing with
Detroit.
While Wakefield like the vet
Grams. has broken down no fences
with the new dead ball the for
mcr Ann Arbor hero has done well
with the Tigers and Steve ONelll
still feels the Strapplng 6-foot
5-inch SluCCcr Will live up 10 hit
ting predictions.
The supposedly awkward fly
hawk also has done an excellent
job in the outfield
With the arrival Of the Ath-
leucs Wednesday. the eastern
clubs Will show themselves for the
first time at Briggs Stadium this
season. The Athletics will be here
for three days, following which
the Washington Senators come 10
town. The Senators will be here
and play a double
header on Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Leonard S Witness

Benny Leonard former light
weight champion, SAYS that
psychology plays an important
part IN boxing ... Tn fighting
Richie Mitchell hack IN 1921 80
Leonard recalls. u figure I ought
10 do something 10 give myself
an extra edge. So. try So1.t-.
thing. When we're called 70 Tho
center OF the ring for instruc-
tons. ! say 10 the referee DO
] get this right? When I knock
HIM down In going 10 a neutral
corner that's the,rlfle hero ISM
it, The referee says We =
That's ALL But when I turn 20
20 10 my corner ] notice beads
81 Precipitation on Mitchcl.s
forehead 7 knocked him out ln
six rounds &C.. Louie Newman
Detroit boxing authority goes o.
Mexico City shortly FOR Visit
with his sister and may
bring back a coGple o. Mexican
ring Etais.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
STILL HAVE SPORTS

Several interesting letters from
Wayne athletes in-thc service were
passed along by George Sherman.
publicity man at the university
who keeps up correspondence with
hundreds of them Il Carl r
Shultz, who played football and
basketball finds plenty of excite
mcnt where he lis e. He has re-
ceived decorations for a raid over
Lorlcnt. France. shooting down a
ME-109 over France and probably
shooting down a second and COM
pleting various other missions and
raids.
in his letter It. Shultz says:
We've been playing some vol
lev ball and Softball here during
our free time The Arabs
stare at Us in amaZement
It's all 50 new 10 them, even our
way of living and eating
The marvellous part Of our job Is
the teamwork The crew is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Big 10 Will Debate
Sports Future

CHICAGO. May S GNS)-The
Big Ten Conference, already a Big
Nine as far as football is con-
cerned, may do we'll to drop its
mathematical identity as confus-
ing, and just bill itself as the
Western Conference.
Some conference members, 1t
was learned today, are considering
abandoning all intercollegiate ath-
leticS for the duration Of the war,
while others are considering drop
ping football.
A general conference on the
con tinua nee Of intercollegiate
sports 20 be held in conjunction
with the spring meeting of the
conference at Northwestern next
Friday and Saturday. was Sug-
geSted by Mai. Griffith.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
BY EDGAR HAYES

Able KuShncr called 10 say he's
on his way -. The former Lions
trainer has been stationed at
Crosse He Naval Air Station since
he entered the service more than
year ago -. Both he and Donnie
Hughes, former trainer OF the
hockey teams left the other night,
destination un know Able
wasn't blue about leaving -. but
he Choked back a sob as he
thought of those big oceans he
may have 20 cross e.. Able gets
seasick in the bathtub.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Nellie |. Breezes 10
Victory at Churchill

LOUISVILLE, May s (UP)-
Calumet Farms Nellie L was only
brcezing today as she romped off
with the 69th running of the $4,000
X entucky Oaks at Churchill
Downs. Valdina Mari was second
and Eide Jane third.
The daughter Of Blenheim II,
with Wendell Eads in the saddle,
Gallopcd home eight lengths 10 the
good as she covered a mile and
one-sixteenth in AS TO earn q net
purse of 81 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Too Bad. Dutton
Red Duttcn saws:

Red Duttor says:
81 am certainly sorry the
Americans did not operate the
past season. IL we had of played
we'd have won the championship
And listen. RayuOr would
have won the NeZina trophy,
Watson would have won the
Hart trophy, hut no American
would have won the Byng trO-
ply (the cup awarded the
league most gentlemanly
player'). That wouldn't do In
Brooklyn"
Jess Willard was stranded in a
snowbank in Wyoming back in
1908 and was rescued by none
other than Bill letters, now the
rubber car, who then was as
sistant superintendent of the
Wyoming division of the Union
Pacific railroad Greg Rice
entered the maritime service be-
cause his triple hernia barred
him from the army and navy
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
AMERICAN IIAGII

Moss. tho Tall Trees Ball Player
and c. +. Graham's Boss HoSS arc
veterans az Detroit.
Ovcrdrawn, recent handicap
winner at Jamaica. is being ship
ped in to carry the colorS OF the
Dearborn Stable, owned by Jimmy
Powers OF Detroit
Two owners whose horses have
not been seen here for at least
FIVE years arc welcome additions.
They arc {. c. Winters, who re-
turns with a stable headed by the
handicap Bay Ridge. and a. j.
fWhitey) Abel. the former Jockey
who is shipping IN with a stable
headed by his standby, Honey
Cloud. G
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
NYU Tops 200 in
Metro Track Field

NEW YORK. May 8 GNS)-
New York University's crack track
and field stars topped field Of
more than 100 athletes 10 win the
eleventh annual metropolitan in
tercollegiate h a m pionShips in
Brooklyn College field today. The
Violets chalked up 108 points.
Fordham was second with so and
followed with IS points.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Later, MS playing DAYS cnutu,
Coughlin became baseball coach al
Lafayette college, a position ne
held for "a years.
PRAISED BY DAVEY JONES
Davey Jones. Detroit druggist
who was an outfielder on those
famous and hard-fightinG Detroit
teams, recalls Coughlin as one OF
the brainieSt players he ever knew
"YOu always could depend
upon Bill to make the right
play" Jones said in commenting
on his old teammate.
Jones, who joined the Tigers in
1906. one year after Coughlin, re-
the latter as the posses
sor of one of the best throwing
arms of the third baSemen he
has seen.
Coughlin was 6S years old. He
became i'll a little more than a
month ago and was removed to a
hospital in Scranton two weeks
ago.
In World War 7. he went over
seas as a Knights of Columbus
worker with Johnny EverS of the
Chicago Cubs. They coached
American soldier baseball teams
in France and in Germany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Reds Late Rally
Beats Cubs, 6-5

CINCINNATI, May s (UP)-
Eight of the IL runs scored here
today crossed the plate in the
ninth inning as Cincinnati's Reds
first let Chicago's Cubs apparently
sew up the contest then rallied for
five straight hits after two were
out in the final round, scored five
times and bagged the game, 6-5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
2 Derby Winners, Amber Light
And Seven Hearts TO Race Here
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Seven Hearts, winner of the
Arkansas Derby. and Amber Light,
victor in the Louisiana Derby, will
lead one of the finest bands of
.3-year-olds Detroit racing has
ever seen into action when the
season opens at the Detroit track
May %.
Some Of the 3-ycar-olds, includ-
ing Amber Light, which carried
.Dixiana Farms colorS 10 fourth
place in the Kentucky Derby, may
go on the opening program. when
the $1,000 Boots and Saddles
Handicap will bring out the.
Isprinters and the $500 1naugu-
raj Handicap attracts the route
horses.
There arc % top notch Swear
Iolds already on the stall list
|okayed by Manager George Lewis
and horses which may conuuerI
both Seven Hearts and Amber
Light stick out right down the
line.
HAS THREE ACES
The Tall Trees Stable OF Mrs.
+. J. Navin of Detroit can makei
"a three-pronged bid with Sea Mar
riagc, Blue Moonlight and War
Counsellor
Milky Way Farms has No
Wrinkles coming. Trainer Lex
Wilson will send out All Good and
Likeasnot. which last year each
took a division Of the MoSlemI
Temple Stakes, Detroit's richest
I2-ycar-old race, for T. D. Bull
Iof Detroit.
Some Of the 3-ycar-olds prob
ably will 20 out Of their class for
competition, take some Of the
purses away from the older horses.
OLDER ONES, TOO
The 3-year-oldS, Of course. arc
Just one division. Lewis doesn't
feel racing secretary Charles
Henry should have any worries
about handlcapS when he scans the
names of the older horses who are
going after some Of that $4,000
in purse money the association has
posted for the 73-day meeting.
Plenty of the horses DetroiterSI
remember from last season: r. D.
Bulbs Sweep Swinger, A. F.
Walls BY Conscript, Dave Nc
Cures Gold Princess and J. w.
Rodgers Gray Dream, for instance.
But Wallis trainer Ray Grundy,
has a new horse 20 shoot with in
Bin Bin. while BUSY Hernandez.
Iwho has brought IN the tracks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

CHICAGO

Runs = Hack. Stanky 2 Warneke 1.
walker 2, Marshall 1. Mccormick, Haas,
batted in-stanky ?, Nicholson. Dslles-
sandro, Becker, walker. Haas, Upton }
tTipton scored on Becker's error in NINTH.
Two-base hits-HAck 2. StAnky. DAues-
sAndro WArneke. walker. Upton. SAcri-
ficss-Hsck, Lowrey. Double plAy--StAnky
to Menlllo 10 Becker. Struck out BY
WArneke q Bases on bRls-Off Shoun 5.
Hits-ON Warneke In S IA innings off
Bithorn In O innings (pitched 20 two bat
ters) off Shoun ? In 3 innings tnone out
in ninth. off Heusser ; IN ] Inning. Win
ming pitcher 49, Heusser. Losing pitcher --
Bithorn. Left on bases Chicago II, Gin.
cinnAti 4 Time o. Umpires -Reardon.
BallAnfant and GoetE. Paid Attendance
4qf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09
Continued on Page Five)
Dutton Retained
As MIL Director

MONTREAL. May S CUPJ-Ths.
National Hockey League AZ it's
annual meeting here today ap-
pointed Mcrvyn (Rcd) Dutton as
managing director OF the league
for the 1894 season
Lester Patrick Of the New York
Rangers announced no president
would be elected 10 I'll the place
Of tho late Frank Calder for the
duration OF the war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Totals 20 p - Totals 20 3 p -
.BAtted for towards In ninth.
ri.y.Ispt 600 oil OOO--2
:, Inns 600 200 OlN-3
Runs Racket Heath. Clift 2, STEPHENS.
Error-Mack Runs hatted 10 stephens Z,
Denning, Keltner tChft scored IN eighth on
Nark's error Two-base hits Aabs,
Heath Three base hit Heath. Home run
stephens Sacrifice nit Sundra. Double
PLAYS DcnnInC 20 Boudreau, Boudreau 10
Mack 20 DeuninE stephens to Gu,ieridEe 10
ncOutnn Bases on balls or SundrA
of Harder g. Struck out BY Suudra /, hy
Harder q hy HollnEsworth I. Hits-Oit
Sundra IN innings tnnne ou' IN NINTH
OF Hollingsworth IN inning. Lett on
bases Cleveland s St Louis g. Winning
pitrher- sundra tmpres. Stewar sum
mers Time az Eame 4 81. Attendance
$50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-09

Runs-JphnsOn, Lake, PRrtee. Erfors-
Lake Early ,. Runs batted in-Crontp
Priddy. Fox Three-base hit--FoX. Stolen
hases--Johnson 2, Clary. Sacrifices -Lupien,
Vernon, Dobson. Left on bsseS-Boston 6,
Washington s. Bases on hslls-Off MertT
;. off Dohson 2. Struck out By Mertz 4
by Dobson 3 Hts--Of MertZ 4 In -
innings, Off Scarborough / IN Is inning
Losing pitcher Mertz.
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PETE Fox Hit
Wins for Boston

WASHINGTON, May 8 (UP)-
Pete Fox single scoring Roy
Partee in the tenth inning gave
Boston a 2-1 win over Washington
here today and broke up a pitching
duel between the victorious Joe
DobSon and Jim MertZ.
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Browns Nip Tribe
On Wild Throw

ST. LOUIS, May s CUP)-An
unearned run. scored on Ray
Mack'S wild throw in the eighth
inning. today gave the 81. Louis
Browns a 3 TO 2 victory over the
Cleveland Indians.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
BOSTON 2 Brooklyn 2.
Cincinnati 8. Chicago 5.
New York 7 Philadelphia
ST. Louis At Pittsburgh. postponed.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Chicago st Cincinnati t2l.
Brooklyn 90 Boston t2i
New York ~ Philadelphia az.
81. Lcu.s al PUubufgh e.,
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Sports
As Fans Forgot
Johnson s Work
And Booed Him
By LEO MACDoNELL

CHICAGO May S-Outhcldor
Thurman Tucker Of the White
SoN bears the nickname Joe +.
because Of his resemblance 90
Joe r Brown Of the screen &c.
He nj. .5l3 for Fort Worth last
season Bob Johnson, for Il
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largest stable Of 81 horses for
Mrs. n =. Bonner, has a new star
in Defense, the 4-year-old son
OF Jamestown, which last year
numbered the Chicago Handicap
at Washington Park and the Bur
lingame Handicap at Bay Meadows
among his victories.
ONE NEWCOMER
Singing Bee, the 4-ycar-old
gclding which won the Bay Mea-
dous Handicap for MacGregor and
Baker last season, is one of the
Max Wexlcr has Dispose, Early
n Smart, Red Dock and Boy
Angler, while Ed McCuans Wise
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Major League
Standings

Games behind leader.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
Philadelphia Q. New York 4.
BOSTON 2, Washington /
St Louis ? Cleveland 2
DETROIT AZ Chicago, postponed
SUNDAYS GAMES
DETROIT A. Chicago ca.
Cleveland A. ST Louis 60.
Boston ~ Washington "a.
Philadelphia A. New York (2D.
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Caqey Guy Baker

Coach Del Baker Of the In
dams long has had reputation
as one of baSeball's best signal
'catchers" Some days ago,
standing at third and watching
Allie Reynolds pitch 10 hitters,