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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
CrinnninsA Agrees
To Finish Match

John Crimmins will continue his
state match game championship
with Joe Norris at Hall-Dodds
Recreation tomorrow night
Crimmins elected 10 90 through
the terms Of the contract after
first desiring a transfer TO Great
Lakes. His manager, Bob Thyme
did seek a weeks postponement 10
permit CrimmlnS 10 practice on
the alleys now being resurfaced.
But at 4 meeting, Norris and
Harold Alien insisted on Crimmins
meeting the full terms of the
agreement
And while Norris has a sic pin
lead for the first 40 games. he
points out that he is not in.
lie told listeners yesterday. I'D
rather face any other man in the
United States under the condi-
tons than johnny He's AT his
best when The odds arc toughest. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
lining Come Same Day Injured Jockey TurI

right there until tomorrow"
said the doctor, pushing him
back.
"Well. call the track. then,
and tell them TO start booking
mounts for me right away" said
the grinning Turk. This boy
Is getting right back into ac-
ton"
So the Turk is coming back
in a hurry-and if you can
stand for a little touting, il
might not be a bad idea to have
a buck or two on some of his
mounts as soon as he gets
back. The Turk will be out TO
make up for some lost time.
1t would be nice 10 report
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Just Like S. u.

"That's like these s. VI. T..
(Southern Methodist) boys"
said Joseph Perry wood another
Tiger recruit. and known simply
as y. P who played quarter
back al Rice institute. IS. VI. L.
always had the bigges and
strongest teams"
But II was back from Baylor
- Jack Wilson - whom Wood
pic X G d as the best he ever
PLAYED against IN the South
western Conference.
"Better than Jack Kim
brough ." Wood was asked
eyes. better than Kimbrough.
because he could do more things
than KimbrOugh," Wood replied.
"kimbrough could carry the ball
like anybOdy's business, hut Will
son could do everything-run,
pass, punt and tackle. Both were
big men-Wilson was even big
ger than Kimbrough. And both
were very fast for big men"
Wood recalls he IS still sore
from one Of the times he tackled
"Jarrin' John Kimhrough, the
Texas a. and NJ iullhack noted
for his great line crashing.
Wood IS a comparative little
fellow, weighing no moro than
$50 pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

toned IN New York City: 1t
John m California 1t. William in
Denver and Willis G. Corvell. a
machInSts mate, stationed In ok
lshoma.
lie has spent ~ summers al
Coryell Island named after mis-
iather) Macklnaw County. His
father started a hotel there back
IN ls9l and u sui is gong good
Last year at our turkey
shoot. ! won three and tied for
the fourth" Coryell said today
as no turned in has entry for
tho Times shoot. II didn't
shoot of for the fourth, three
was al ] could use"
Besides rife shooting CorvsI
Us a lfS member ~ The Ann Arbor
stamp Club and ~ one time owned
q collection catalogued ~ S23. 800
lie is an expert carpenter IN.
reu'0r snh chemist He invented
uitsg -rs roV used ny th,
Packard Motor CO In addition
he mixes Nsur re,forer so GOOD
III grow hair on = billiard ball
he SAID pointing 10 his bushy pate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
AN-Stdr Grid
Game Switched
To Evanston

CHICAGO. MAY 81 GNS)-The
site Of the tenth annual All-StaT
football game today was changed
from Soldier Field, where last
year 10l,000 spectators saw the
Chicago Bears whip the All-Stars
p TO o, 10 Northwestern Uni.
|verslty's Dyche Stadium in Evan
ston, H.
The game will be played the
night of August p with the
National League champions, the
Washington Redskins. meeting the
All-Star colleGians.
The profits of the game this
year will be donated TO Chicago
service mems centers operated by
Mayor Edward J. Kelly and Mrs.
Kelly.
The sponsors OF the game said
that the main reason for changing
sites was that they hoped Ito
restrict attendance. as far as
possible. to fans in the metropoli-
tan area in conformity with the
wishes of the Office OF Defense
Transportation"
1t also was announced that for
the first time IN the All-Star
series there will be no fan poll To
determine the starting lineup for
the collegians.
Several Of the outstanding foot
ball athletes of 1912 who now are
in the service have received per-
mission TO participate in the game.
DyChe Stadium's capacity is
approximately $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

TO Boston for a set. then dash tc
Philadelphia, thence TO Washing
ton.
Night games. first of the season
await the Tigers in Shibe Park and
Griffith Stadium.
Incidentally Trout met Buck
Newsom here before the Brooklyn
Dodgers pulled out for the West
the other night NeW>om. as you
may know, is gong big with tho
Dodgers and has won five games
thus far this season.
"BO Bo looked good--thinncr,
7 think" Trout reported. Get
ting modest too. That's disap-
pointing. NewSOm was much
more interesting when he man
aged to squeeze i'm the odd word
about himself. There is such IA
thing as too much modesty--
destroys character sometimes.
That's my trouble--I am afraid
To talk in front Of people"
TroutS last crack chased every
Tiger out of the hotel lobby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Tigers. Yanks Hope
Newhouser and Donald Scheduled in Opener
Between Two Teams; Trout May Pitch Friday
BY LEO MACDONELL

NEW YORK, May 27-Yeh, they
hope TO get started here today.
The Tigers and Yankees hope tc
be able 10 play baseball against
each other after having beer
baked by the weather on five oc-
caSionS-four times in Detroit ano
once here.
Harold NewhouSer and Alley
Donald are carded as the rival
pitchers today. NewhouSer will be
seeking his first win over the
Yankees in two years. They beat
him in four starts last season.
On the other hand. Donald. not
the Yankees top pitcher by any
stretch Of the imagination. licKed
the Detroit nine twice in as many
starts IN 1912.
Paul DIZZY Trout is suffering
from a cold. but if he isn't any
worse the pride of Sandcut expects
10 pitch here tomorrow in tire
final game Of the series. After
tomorrow's game the Tigers move
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Hdgg Sought
To Run Here

Charles n Brennan. Michigan
AAU secretary, announced today
Detroiters may get a chance Ia
sec Gunder Hagg, Swedish running
star, IN action.
HIagg who IS on route TO the
United States 10 begin his Amer
iCan tour which will cover eight
states. will he asked 10 appear
here If financial agreement car
be made.
"Our Office lacks funds 10
bring Hagg here" Brennan said.
We would need a hacker 1t
would cost approximately $500
10 sponsor a Hagg program, In
Guiding $50 for Hagg's trans
pOrtation and board"
II the money is forthcoming
Hsgg would appear at the L. Of D.
Stadium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

both hands. Blood came through
his fingers.
Then the ambulance rolled up
and took both Jockey Turk and
the injured starters aide 10 the
FIRST aid station. The track doc
tor took a couple stitches in
Farmers scalp bandaged his
head and he went back on the
Job Turk took the long ride
to the hospital.
"Probahly ont for three weeks
or month. Tough luck for the
old Turk" said one of the other
locks. Tho regulars felt plenty
sorry for the Turk. And he felt
sorry for himself.
The Turk lay dcSpondently on
the examining table at the hos
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

years had established himself
as one Of the best riders on the
track. even If he was one Of the
oldest riders at Fair Grounds
Turk had ridden five winners.
including Florlzan Beau IN the
s. 500 inaugural Handicap
Turks agent wasn't having
any trouble booking mounts for
nm. lie had five yesterday.
Guess We won't have any
trouble paving that hospital
bill" said the Turk with a grin
as he went mo the paddock for
tho first race yesterday. He
was 10 ride W. w. MAYORS
Dcdlock, tho 5-year-old Plucky
Play geldng on which he won
opening day
Everything went all right
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

that some OF Dedlock's hackers,
in the crowd of S,S76 cashed
their tickets despite the injury
TO Turk. But it isn't so.
Bobby Morris. the pony boy,
had to gallop the gelding all the
way back TO the paddock to get
a new jockey. Bobby Strange.
Bobby did his best with Ded.
lock, but it wasn't enough to
beat Wilton, which, with the
43-year-old Buddy Ensor in the
saddle, won by more than two
lengths from Dedlock.
1t turned out that what wa
one old jockeys loss was an
others gain. Ensor, OF coursA
is the Oldest jockey "a thu
track.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

pital. He felt mighty tender
when doctors felt of his bruises
and he had plenty of them. He
just lay there quietly when they
wheeled him under the X-ray.
SHOW NO BREAKS
But il was another story
when they came in a little later
and gave him the report on the
N-rays.
"NOt a break anywhere, just
bruises. NOu'll he all right i'm a
couple days" said Or. Malcolm
d. Mcqueen, the track physician.
NO breaks. I'm on my way
back to the track right now"
said the Turk, sitting bolt up
right.
NO YOU don't. NOu'll stay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

really did not anticipate what
we were getting into.
'In the early minutes NJ the
game. Steve Juzwik intercepted
a pass and ran S5-yard for the
only touchdown of the game and
We won. ! TO O. But after that
touchdown. Army pushed us all
over the field and we were lucky
10 win. And, they were tough
I mean.
1.-THE day before they gave us
a reception and there never was
a nicer set Of boys. We figured
IL was going TO be shame to
batter up such nice fellows.
But II was a different story
out on the field. They took care
of us. except for that one touch
down"
McHale played only the one
year al South Bend. during
which he participated in nine
games. He got his biggest
bans" out Of a victory over
Southern California out on the
coast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Titan Spring Teams
End Poor Season

The University Of Detroit will
wind up a hectic spring sports
schedule Saturday morning when
the golf team meets Western
Michigan at Red Run and the
tennis team plays Michigan State
at East Lansing.
The meters have played. and
lost, only two OF five scheduled
matches. Titan golfers will be
seeking their second win. They've
lost six and tied one. They had
one cancellation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
HAWKES. RETURNS

First IT. James F. Hawkes. has
returned 10 Fort Jackson. S. C..
following a visit here with his
Father, {. A Hawkes.. and his
sister, Mrs Helen O'Brien.
1t. Hawkes., who for several
years was lIughey Syron's assist.
ant caddiemaster Al Detroit Coli
Club. entered the army Is months
ago as private.
He's a graduate Of BEDFORD High
School, which has produced SO
many good golfers.
Cpl Ronnie Williams, stationed
at Camp Butner, y. G., hopes his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

llo saw all his hopes Of sue
ccssful turf comeback exploded.
lie knew the uncertainty and
worry that would ill ms san
Francesca home, where his wife
had uSt that morning gwen
birth 10 a nov baby girl
In The Jockeys room before
The first race Jockey Turk was
handing out The cigars with a
praeu grin. prlde which
stc.,ed not only from the birth
~ chat ,QusIurE > -poundor
back "a san Francisco but from
his own accomplishments in 'hc
first three days of The Detroit
meeting
For Jockey Turk. although he
is So and had been away from
the udinc game for several
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track. good.
First Race-speTrov chtrp, La Scala,
Tellsvans, snarleyow.
Fifth Race-Rockwsll
seventh Rsee-Lisht Chaser.
Eighth Rsce-High Plaid. Hatef W.
Pstss Bet, Molssses Bin, Creepy Mouse.
Blue String.
BELMONT PARK
Track muddy.
First Rscs-spirit Level
Second Race-Essy Chair, Cnrtsgs,
Playhelds. Isle de Pine. Flss SEQ, Kesns
Advice.
Third Racs-Vslpuisesur
Fourth Race-Desr Judy Lovely De-
lnTes
Finh Race-Pians Shadow.
sixth Race-Bll Sickle
Seventh Rscs-Biue Psnnant Paper
Boy. saho. Abrasion, s,sretor.
LINCOLN YIELDS
Track, slov.
Second Raee-Miiirore.
Fifth Rses-zaea Man.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
'Drubbed, He's
Kept on Mound
To Save Staff
BY JOHN EASTMAN

NEW YORK, May II QNS)-
The Brooklyn Dodgers. and
pitcher Les Webber in particular,
today nominated Leo Durocher as
the toughest skipper in the major
leagues.
Under Durocher's unhappy gaze,
Weber toiled nightly for his
club, and was rewarded for his
pains by being rocked back on his
heels by the Pittsburgh Pirates,
who wound up with a II 10 4 VIC
tory, most OF II of Weber. Long
before young Weber had finished
his chores. he was ready for the
showers, but Durocher refused 70
relieve him.
All during the long parade ~
26 Pittsburgh batterS which
marched 10 the plate in the second
and third innings. Durocher sat
and stonily watched the wrecked
Weber fighting a tide he could
not stem. The Pirates collected
five runs In the second. No relief
for Weber. They collected an
other in the third, another and
another. No relief.
NINE WALKS INCLUDED
Weber walked. was hit,
walked, was hit again. And Du-
rocher watched and waited for
the end, but did no relieve. When
Weber slumped dejectedly off
the mound in the third. his work
finished. he had handed out il
runs and nine walks TO 26 men,
probably the worst disaster that
will ever befall him in his pitch
ling career.
But. thought Durocher as ne
stared contemplatively at his
spikes, Strategy-and the better
lpltcherS-muSt be served. The
rest OF the pitching squad had TO
be spared for future games.
That, ironically. is why Du-
'rocher is as tough az they come.
He can watch the SCATTERING OF
one pitcher, because he knows the
rest will be saved. and that's the
sort OF strategy that pays.
GIANTS BEAT CUBS
Out in Chicago, the strategy
was more gentle, but the New
York Giants set down the Chi.
lcago Cubs with decided thump,
4 10 z. Bill Lohrman went all the
way for the Giants. who jumped
into an early lead and stayed
there Paul Derringer was re-
lieved by Dick Barrett in the
eighth, and was tagged for the
loss.
At Griffith Stadium IN Wash
ington. 1880 spectators watched
the Senators hand the st. Louis
Browns a l 10 o defeat. WASH
ington now advances TO virtually
tie the New York Yankees for
second place in the American
League, although the Yanks lead
by few points.
The Boston Braves noSed the
Cardinals out in an il inning
game. 4 TO 3. on a single by
Charley Workman. played in st.
Louis.
Eddie Miller singled Bucky
Walters home 10 give the Gin
cinnati Reds a ] 10 victory over
the Philadelphia Phillies in
night game in Cincinnati.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Probable Pitchers
By United Press
ANtFRICAS LEAGUE

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tPtlss 3.5J-e p m ENT
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tDrrsId oils m EWT
Cleveland tRsrh, I snd Salves0r o-2l
~ Boston CHuThsor - ard LucIsr 1 ~
two EsmrS iO $50 and 2 m FWT
NATI0NAL IEAGtE
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B-st0~ tror.r 3-il a. 81, Loais tWhts
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Its Jockey Diefz'
Private Mike, Former District Amateur Coll
Champ in Cavalry Remount Squadron
At Ikstcr P0rk
BY VI. F. DRUKENBROD

Pvt Michael Nike Dietz, dis
trlct amateur golf champion for
the duration As A result of his
victory at Birmingham Golf Club
in l94l, the last time the tourna-
ment was played, is in the re-
mount squadron at Peno, Okla.
We'll train horses for the
cavalry, so you can call me
Jockey DietZ from now on"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

furlough comes at the same time
the MGA Open Amateur and
Michigan Open are held so he can
play in them.
He won the Open-Amateur last
summer at Rsckham and IN the
Michigan Open at Mesdowbrook.
finished Just back Of Al WatrouS
and Jimmy Demaret, who tied
for second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Nicknsmed in School

1--WE been known as j. r. ever
since ! went through school at
Houston" Wood explained when
asked about his nickname
Wood lives AZ Houston. where
he went through The grade
schools With the exception OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
TODAYN GANEs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

DdIIIFN UtTIITIU.
~ YESTERDAY's RESULTS
New York t-iO-O. Chicago 2.l2t tohr.
man and Lombard Derringer Barrett (s)
and Todd
Pittsburgh 1850 BROOKLYN tI2-7
Hebert and Lopez, Macon. Webber az ana
owen
Cincinnati $50 Phusdslphia n.t.2
Walter and Mueller Fuchs and Livingston
Boston 4-to-1. 81 LOUIS ISL Javery and
Poland " Cooper and W Cooper
TODAY's GAMES
New York AZ CheAKo
Brcoklyn at PITTSBURGH niEht
Philadelphia ~ Cincinnati
Boston at 81. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

most cherished
sport Is rife
shooting
RE e entered
N the Heart
Times tourns
nent Vat Oly1l-
pIa SATURDAY.
and Sunday
and he's going
= sd So a lot
81 these FoNns-
stars how Re
" ! n s h I s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

There's a ninN-hole near Pvt.
Dietz' camp in Oklahoma and he
gets in an occasional golf game.
lie says the high winds in that
section provide a real test and
that he's playing well.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

played " 1t h
Notre Dame.
Arm V h a d
en- licked
rather G o n
Vincinglv h V
Lafayette and
L en- n n n d
while all foot
ball & a m q =
are ug h.
especially on
a Notre Dame
schedule. " q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

Mike writes.
Indicted late
in March, Mike
spent a short
time at Fort
Gu st er before
he was sent 10
Oklahoma and
played golf with
his old Loeb
moor teammate.
Mai. Philip A.
DeSico.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Prep Hurls Perfect Game

/ John Drew. II. pitched a perfect
game in the nightcap. striking out
Is of 81 men who faced him, as
Crosse Pointe High swept a
doubleheader with Mt. Clemens
High yesterday. Sd and so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

NEW YORK, May 27-Wh..e
Johnny NcHa.e has not played
baseball here. the newest Tiger
recruit Is not paying ms first
visit 10 New York. He recalls
that as center for Notre Dame
he played his toughest football
game IN tins city.
1t was against Army in 1870"
McHalp recalled "the wear I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

HahFSkNInb poWfTy VIZ nIs
rusty %
CoyeA wears foul-s,ar 94t.
ton he has four BOYS in the
armed sertIc three IN the army
and one IN the navy
They arc Ma Ralph Law. sta
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Saint in Rino

Tommy Reid heavyweight boxer
Is licensed in New Jersey under
'he name Of St. Thomas. He is a
follower Of Father Divine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
n, LEWIS II. WALTER

Is not such a bad world
after an. Jockey Clyde Turk
WI tcn sou TO-DAY even u he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

'Games behind.
YESTERDAY's RESULTS
DETROIT at New York. postponed.
Cleveland A. Boston. postponed
ohicago ~ Philadelphia. postponed
washington 1870. 81 Louis 90 Lson
Arf snd Early; Niggeling, Caster (sC and
Terrell.
TODAY'S GAMES
DETROIT a. New York.
cleveland at Boston
Ihicago At Philadelphia. night.
~. Louis At Washington, night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
HEAD Is CUT

In the confusion, with rearing
and Jerking all up and down
the line, another of the horses
brought his upper teeth down
on the head Of l.. r. Farmer.
one Of starter Bryan Stcele'S
assistants.
Farmer claSped his head in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27

until the horses started 10 60 in
The gate for the SiN-furlong race.
Turk eaSed his horse I'M and the
bar was dropped behind him.
Then DedloCk reared and
Knocked HIM off against the side
Of the starting stall. He dropped
to the ground. rolled over and
lay STILL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-27
Drills ON Turkeys.
SharPens His Aim Winning Poultry Shoot al Home
Enters lines Rifle Meet Here
~ Don GILES

at will be inst like shouting
for turkeys mp At CorNell Island
In tho Upper Peninsula.
Evening star., 1943-02-14

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Evening star., 1943-02-14
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6:l5 to ., all day Sunday l6'
Evening star., 1943-02-14

$40 s, ,qLEBE RD,--Larse room, nicely
fprn.. cble. or sgle.; COW. War and Navy
Depts,; gentlemen only. OK. 1887.