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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07

fleets.
Admiral Ernest J. King. com
mander in chief OF the navy, was
football player at Annapolis. So
was Admiral William +. Halsey,
whose name throws the JapS into
fits.
Admiral Ike Giffen was a star
on one of the great Navy grid
teams just before World War /
Admiral Chester Nimitz. an all
around athlete at Annapolis, has
installed a compulsory sports pro-
gram all through the Pacific
Admiral Jonas Ingram was one
Of the finer football coaches. Ad-
miral Charles Crosse and Admiral
w. w. POGO" Smith still are re-
membered at Annapolis for their
sports feats and Admiral w Brent
Young, who went, 10 Georgetown,
has a finer baseball background
than any fan i know.
UPSET FOR SENATOR
Senator Mead VIII be upset 10
learn that the Gillette Co. and
Mutual Broadcasting have Just
paid S25. 900 for rights 10 broad
cast the All-Star game TO be
played in Philadelphia July 13.
The game will pack Shibe Park
and produce about 100000 for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
THEY STAND FOR LIFE

Nile Kinnick was right, that
night at the Heisman dinner. If
enough people in the world be-
lieved in the same thing, Nile
Kinnick and a lot like him would
be alive today.
When wars come Ii Is popular
10 scott at the things the sports
world hold dear: the titles, the
trophies, the champions, the goals.
And Yet these things stand for
life, for liberty, for health Of
mind and body. lntrinsically, a
football letter will always be
more important TO an American
than a croix de guerre for one is
of the realm of freedom and peace
and the other is of the realm of
destruction and death.
Destruction and death wasn't
Nile Kinnick's realm. A dozen fine
careers awaited him. for he was
a brilliant scholar as well as an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
Kinnick's Spirit
Typical of US. Youth

outstanding football player. But
when the chips were down he was
in there laying his life on the line
Ito stop a fight he didn't start.
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Yankees.JStaf
Still Makes Them
Team 10 Beat
By LEO MACDONELL

WASHINGTON, June 5-While
with the Improvement in
the Washington Senators and the
new born fire of the Athletics,
Steve ONeill and his Tigers will
return to Detroit from their first
Eastern swing convinced the Yam
KEGS are still the team 10 beat in
the American League champion
ship race.
O'Neill bases his opinion on New
York's pitching staff and three
veterans-Bill Dickey,
Joe Gordon and Charley Keller.
1.-THE power of those three vet
Grams could decide the issue"
ONeill explained.
The conservative O'Neill refuses
to proclaim the Tigers champion
ship contenders, but il is known
he is satisfied his club is of first
division caliber, if not a champion.
CHANGES TUNE
I, is recalled that in preseason
predictions, O'Neill made claims
no more elaborate than berth IN
the first division.
Besides the showing Of his re-
cruitS DICK Wakefield, Joe
Hoover. Paul Richards and Stubby
Overmire-ONeil's greatest sat
isfaction undoubtedly came with
the brilliant pitching of Harold
NeWhouSer and Rudy Yorks re-
turn TO old-time batting form.
Victim of a disastrous slump
that had plauged him from the
start Of the season. York found
himself in Philadelphia.
He hit one of the longest home
runs in Griffith Stadium history.
far into the left field bleachers.
MAY MATCH EN-
With York's return 10 hitting,
II PiHky Higgins and Wakefield
their consistency and
Jimmy Bloodworth comes up with
that run-getting long ball that
mas made the second baSeman VAL
liable. the Tigers may well match
the Yankee power in a duel for
the top spot.
While the Tigers dropped two
games 10 the Red Sox, Boston
players and baseball writer's ex-
belief, that next 10 the
Yankees, Detroit had the best
looking club in the league.
All along the line there is ad-
for Washington, but the
opinion seems to be that the local
clubs pitching will not hold up.
Outstanding in Tiger pitching
performances on the current trip
were New no users hitter
against the Yankees. in which the
slim left handler struck out IA
greatest total ever suf-
fered by the New York club, and
a 7 10 0 tWo-hitter over the Ath-
letiCS.
With a double-header concluded
here this Sunday. the Tigers will
leave Monday for Detroit. where
they will open brief home stand
Wednesday against the White Sox
Wednesdays game will be twi-
light affair, starting at 6 o'clock.
After the Chicago series, O'Neill
Will take his boys TO Cleveland
and they return 10 Briggs Stadium
TO entertain all other clubs from
June lS. when the Browns invade
Briggs Stadium until .IulV II
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Navy's Sane Slant
On Sports Explained
BY BOB CONSIDINE
International News service sports Writer

NEW YORK, June 5-lf you've
been wondering why the navy
seems TO have a Saner outlook on
sports than the army, the answer
could well lie IN "A list OF some Of
the admlrals of Uncle Sans
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Municipal Softball
MONDAYS GAMES
last Side

last side
RED DiviSon--Ga Wood VS. Local 7i2
~ jayne. 3: Gelatin vs.. NMcCord. Al Lodge,
Briggs vs. Logie's Al Lodge. 2; Barnes,
WILSON, Raymond vs. Murray Local ?. a.
Lodge 2, Wings Local vs.. Emericks, al
Van Antwerp, l.
Blue Division u. 8 Coast Guard vs.. II
Horsemen glks at PIngree. 2; Local Z "
a.. s. Army Induction. NJ Bradley, !. Eagles
vs.. Michigan Casting, AZ Elmwood. J.
". G. A. for Deaf ". Briggs 1872. ~ 81.
Clair. /: Gratiot Ave. y. O. We. L. 5.
Naval AFmeTy. a. -Piagfeei a
West side
Vince VS. Wings A. C., al Parker, ] Fort
Wayne VS. lilo, at Northwestern, 3. Naval
Oftcers Procurement vs.. Progressive, al
Northwestern, s, Naval Aviation Cadets VS.
81. Agnes. AZ Northwestern. 5 Y, s. Mill
tary Police vs.. Davis. AZ Stoepel. ?: era
ham. Paige VS.. Beeler Boys. Al Atkinson.
Detroit Association ~ the Deaf W. Cailie,
at Northwestern, 4. Virges vs.. Alexander
~ Atkinson. 2.
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Zamperi1i, Olympic Runner Missing in Pacific
Tore Down Ndzi
Flag in Berlin
AT 1896 Games

LOS ANGELES. June 5 CUP)-
1t. Louis Zamperini, great mile
runner whose personal war with
the Axis started in 1886 at the
Berlin Olympic games when he
tore down a German flag. is miss
ing in the South Pacific. his
mother said today.
Zamperini, holder of the ma
tional intercollegiate one and two
mile run records, as we'll as the
interscholastic mile rec
ord was a bombardier, and had
been cited for heroism.
The war department notified her
that he is missing. Mrs. Zamperim
said. but gave no details.
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the baseball equipment fund for
men in uniform. About 80 and
44-l00ths per cent of the custom
erS viii come from Philadelphia,
intrinSically one of the best base
ball towns in the country. The
fans will get there by street car,
bus or No. II coupon. The out-of-
towners, by and large, will be
working newspapermen and radio
fellows. all spreading the good
word
Last winter we wrote a piece
on the authority of Rep. Sam
Weiss, saying Mead would join
with Weiss in an appeal TO the
White House 70 plead for the con-
tinuation Of such sports as organ
lied baseball and pro football.
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NEW YORK, June 5 (INS)-
The obits on that great kid, Nile
Kinnick. remembered something
he said when he received the
Heisman trophy, two years before
Pearl Harbor.
I'm glad I've done my
warning on the gridirOns of the
middle west instead OF on the
battlefields of Europe. 1 believe
that nearly every football player
in the country would rather
win a varsity letter than the
croix de guerre," Kinnick told
his New York Downtown AC
audience.
That is what all but a few
felt at that stage Of
the European war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-07
ELUDED GUARDS

II was after the Berlin Olym-
pics, when he was Is years old,
that Zamperini provoked interna-
tional comment by snatching a
Nazi flag from in front of Hitler's
chancellery.
Guards fired on him but he
raced away at his best Olympic
pace and eluded pursuit. He hid
the flag and managed to smuggle
it home.
Gen. Werner Won Fritsch. since
reported killed in action in Poland,
excused the youths action as a
boyish prank
A phenomenal runner in high
school days, Zamperini went on to
the University of Southern Cali
fornia and scored victory after
victory. His one-mile time of a
minutes 8.3 seconds was made at
Minneapolis June 18, 1893, and his
two-mile IC-4A record was set
here the following year with a
time of 9:128.
MISSING SINCE MAY 81
He has been missing since May
~. Among the bombing forays
he had participated in was the
Christmas Day raid on Japanese
held Wake Island. He won conf
Imendation later for ministering to
five wounded crew members on
the return trip from another bomb
ing mission, in which their Lib
orator bomber was badly shot up.
He was indicted into the army
in 1941 and was graduated from
bombardier school at Midland,
Tex. last August.
He held the air medal with oak
leaf cluster for two citations. He
had participated in engagements
at Wake. the Gilberts and Mar
shalls. and the Bismarck Sea
battle.
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BY Lewis n. Walter

West Coast tracks for years.
None of the horses he had his
clients bet on ever lost on the
up and up.
Zone time, the horse Lanny
had put his clients on was
steaming down the stretch In .
tight three-horse drive when he
got into close quarters and fell
just few yards from the wire.
TRIPPED HIM
That dirty little jock!" Lanny
screamed to his clients. WED
have won sure IL Ii hadn't been
for him, In another Jump but no
sir. you saw what he did reached
right down and tripped the
horse. That's why we lost"
Then, of course, Lanny would
say:
But well get IL all back In
this race, there's a sure thing
happen to know all about"
Original Clean Platers Club:
It's when you talk to men like
Davey Mcclure, the veteran
Oklahoma turfman, who has the
horses Gold Princess and Society
Lady. that you realize ours isn't
a very old country.
Davey was born on a ranch
his father established in 1870 on
the old Oklahoma trail near
where o k | a h ON a City now
stands His cattle wandered
the open range, through Indian
country.
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OUR WAR, HIS WAR

But Nile Kinnick was destined
to die in heroic action in the serv-
ice of his country. When it be-
came our war it became his war,
for he typified the intelligent,
healthy young American boys
who were ready and willing TO
give everything they had, as soon
as the war got personal.
Kinnick died on an American
carrier. The circum-
stances cannot be told at this
time. He didn't want this war, but
once it reached us he gave his
life toward the geenral aim of
stopping the conflict-and reStor-
ing an America where such
things as football awards are i'm
portant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20
PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

Have portrait artist take your picture. Hamersley Studio. Opposite
 Federal Building. Phone 294. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20
YORK HOMES A5 DETROIT
 SPLITS TWO
Washington Defeats Chi tago in American
 Thursday
tBy Associated ~.ess)

Washington exploded with three straight extra base hits including homers to convert Dutch Leonard's four-hit pitching into victory over the Chicago White Sox in the American League yesterday.
 Rudy York smashed out his twen- ty-fourth homer of the season, his eleventh this month, as the Detroit Tigers divided a double bill with the Boston Red Sox Boston took the opener by stamping out a ninth inning rally and Virgil Trucks pitched a four-hit. shutout for De- troit in the nightcap,
 The St. Louis Browns shut out Philadelphia with the help of Denny Galehouse's four-hit pitching.
 Cleveland and the New York Yankees played 13 innings before the Tanks took the game from the Indians. The Tanks had scored in the ninth to send the game into extra innings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20
SA(RAMENT0 L0SES TWO
 TO SEATTLE
Los Angeles Wins Over HoIIywood-A1o
 Defeat Seals
tBy Associated Press)

Los Angeles defeated Hollywood in the Pacific Coast League yes 'terday, making the most of four hits as Red Lynn, Los Angeles mound mainstay, got his twentieth victory of the season. Roy ''Pappy Joiner was the losing pitcher al though he allowed only three hits in five and two-thirds innings. Bill Thomas finished.
 oakland outslugged San Fran cisco to win victory which left the Oaks leading the second-place Seals two to one in the series. Both teams had a field day. Ray Har- rell allowed the Oaks 16 hits and the Seals got 12 safties off Cot ton Pippen.
 Seattle turned back the Sacra- 'mento Solons twice. Pete Jonas, tiny Rainier righthander, won the opener and veteran Carl Fischer got his seventh win against two losses in the nightcap
 Portland pounded three San Die go pitchers for 13 hits to win the second game of a doubleheader after Rex Cecil chalked up a two- hit victory for the Padres in the opener.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20
PITTSBURGH BEATS NEW
 YORK TEAM
Vince DiMaggio Gets Hom. er-Reds Beat Bos-
 ion Braves
[By .Assoe.ated <ressl

The Cincinatti Reds staged a three-run uprising in the sixth in ming and gave Clyde Shoun a vic- tory over the Boston Braves in the National League yesterday.
 Vince Dimaggio and Jim Russell boomed the Pittsburgh Pirates to triumph over the New York Giants with seven runs scored on three homers.
 Curt Davis pitched shutout ball to lead the Brooklyn Dodgers to a victory over Chicago.
 The Philadelphia Phillies scored four unearned runs in the sixth after the side should have been re- tired to defeat the St. Louis Cards. The Cards knocked Dick Barrett out of the box in the eighth, but Jack Kraus stopped the attack.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20
10000 Pound Shark
 Caught al Astoria

ASTORIA, Ore, Aug. 20. A 2,000-pound shark liver prompted processors to estimate that the 31- foot basker fish caught by Stewart Davis, Astoria fisherman, weighed approximately 10000 pounds, pro- bably the largest ever brought to moorage in the basin here.
 Davis was unable to get tn e shark completely on his 50-foot boat, so the craft came in with part of the fish trailing in it's wake.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20
CITATION
TO HENRY JOHAN AVERSION and
 ALL OTHER PERSONS IN

lo I1GNIO OOI1hlN IINOolN diltt
 ALL OTHER PERSONS IN
 INTEREST.
 YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to be and ap- pear before the undersigned Con- missioner at his office in the Fed eral- Territorial Building, at Juneau, Alaska, on the 21st day of October, 1943, at 200 o'clock P. M. in the afternoon of said day, to answer the petition of LEE D. HUBBARD and JEAN L. HUBBARD, husband and wife, for the adoption of SYLVIA ANNE INVERSION, a minor child, and to change said child's name to SYLVIA ANNE HUBBARD, and to show cause, if any you have, why the prayer of said Petition should not be granted, and if you fail to appear or answer said Petition or consent to same the Court will enter a decree in accordance with the prayer of said Petition.
 GIVEN under my hand and Of- ficial Seal this 18th day of August, 1943.
 (SEAL) FELIX GRAY,
 United States Commissioner. First publication. Aug. 20. 1943. Last publication, Sept. 3, 1943.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20
City League
WANT PROBE OF
 GOLF" INCIDENT


 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 20.- One section of the Professional Golfers Association is to demand an investigation of the Joe Kirk wood and Walter Hagen incident which prompted Kirkwood's resig- nation from the PGA.
 KirkWood said he resigned be- cause he was invited to play in the Ryder Cup matches but was left out without explanation.
 Kirkwood has challenged Hagen for a $2,000 match for charity.
 T will play Hagen anywhere and anytime and give the proceeds to the Red Cross" said Kirkwood.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20
BLUES WIN
 OVER MULES

The Blues, barring miracle, clinched another championship last night when they beat the Mules ? to l. Bill Pavlige allowed only three hits and Schuler, while touched for eight was great in defeat
 Pavlige made the Mules look very bad at the plate. They swung at bad balls until a total of IA strike outs were racked by Pavlige. The Blues two runs were scored on scratch hits. but the Blues deserved to win. as they played smarter ball than the Mules
 The Mules tried hard in the clos ing inning. scoring their lone run, and had men on second and third when the final out was made.
 I1Axy cnn,.a.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20
SAYS BIG SLUMP IN
 ATHLETICS DUE.

BOONE. Iowa, Aug. 20.-Edward Slip" Madigan, new University of Iowa coach and former Saint Marys College mentor, predicted schools will drop football in the face of a long postwar slump in athletics.
 The boys will be coming back to finish at school where they started, and those who didn't have football will need five years to come back into the athletic picture" he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20
GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League

Hollywood 0; Los Angeles 2. Oakland 9; San Francisco 5. Seattle 3, 4; Sacramento 1, l. Portland 0, 8; San Diego ?, 6.
 National League Pittsburgh 8; New York l. Cincinnati T; Boston 5. Chicago 2; Brooklyn g. St. Louis 5; Philadelphia 6.
 American League Boston 4, 0; Detroit 3, 10. Washington 4; Chicago 3. St. Louis 3; Philadelphia 0. New York 2; Cleveland l, thir cen innings
 City League Blues 2; Mules l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20
DE-ICER WILL
 KEEP ICE OFF
 PLANE pR0pS

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-The U. s. Rubber Company announced devel- opment of a new device to prevent ice from forming on airplane pro- pellor blades.
 A strip of conductive rubber is attached to the leading edge of each blade and enough electricity passes through the material to heat the blade sufficiently to keep the ice from forming.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20

WANTED TO RENT = Furnished | house preferable, or apartment.
 Phone black 370.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20

WANTED Sewing machine. Pur- chase or loan. Preferably portable power model by USO, Skagway, for mending soldiers garments. Phone 766, Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20
YOUTHS SHOT
 BY GERMANS

LONDON, Aug. 20-Sixty Yugo- slav peasants have been executed by the Germans at Kraljevo, Crotia, as reprisal for blowing up a bridge.
 Twelve boys were shot at the same time for an illegal disturbance.
 The incident is released by the Yugoslav Government in exile here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20
DAVIS HERE BOUND SOUTH

c. J. Davis and Mrs. Davis ar rived from Skagway yester d ay and expect to leave within a day or two for the Bell Island Hot Springs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20

ARTHUR RANBERG BACK Arthur Ranberg returned to Ju- neau from Fairbanks Wednesday on a PAA plane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-08-20
FEET HURT?

. If so, see Dr. D. w. Knowles, latest scientific methods. Osteopath and Chiropodist.
 Lower Lobby Baranof Hotel Office 389 Home 669
 adv.
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FURNACE feplaoenents repair service. air
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Reasonable prices. Rex Hesting Tyler
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Lost and Found

LOST Marriage license; name. Robert
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INSULATION
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any time Free estimates tt. 1855
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We'll designed pieces that may be used for
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Folding Wooden Ironing TobIes

Steel brsced wooden folding IRON
ing tables. Opens and folds in one
easy motion.
. Wooden step stools SI19
. At. Folding Step Ladders
SI.29
. Accordion style Indoor
Clothes Dryers 81. 90
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Third Floor