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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Can't Take II

Football appears on the way
out al PRINCETON for the dlra-
ton Those lickingS the Tigers
took last year penn beat EN-
47-el hardly put them in a
mood 10 continue.
Joe DiMaggio is a long way
from Yankee Stadium Latest
reports have him m New Gui-
nca. Joe is now a stan sergeant.
From Chicago comes word
that Jack KearnS now promot-
ing fights ar the Coliseum there,
is grooming a new heavyweight
for biz things 10 come. one
George Parks OF Washington,
y. G.
Joe Louis surprises every one
by picking Max Baer as the
toughest opponent he ever
fought And that probably IN
cludes BaeT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Breaks Wrist in
Prep Net Tilt

Injuries are uncommon in ten
-A2-alpl4- I2,-4zzsf4s of Southwest
ern High School offers something
novel today however, he carries
a broken wrist as souvenir of a
collision with his partner, Robert
Hurb ky, in Southwestern $
opening match with Western at
Clark Park He viii be out of the
lineup for the season
Western won the match, so as
lford disposed of Mackenzie.
the third singles matches
looping because of the ram.
Hamtramck is sending Is play
ers 70 the seventh annual state
open girls tennis singles champ
ionship tournament starting Fri
day on the courts of KingSWood
School. Cranbrook. The Juniors
play May 19-20-21.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

The Washington Senators
hence VIII have 10 be acquired
AZ night contests 10y playing host
10 the ST. Louis Browns, current
leaders of the American League.
The only home day games which
remain on the Washington sched-
ule are on Sundays and holidays
Other initial night games in
cludc Boston at Pittsburgh and
New York at Cincinnati in the
National League. Play in the
first lntcrSectional rivalries opens
today with the eastern clubs OF
the National League in the West
and the western half of the Amer
lean League in the East
Day war workers VIII have a
chance TO see 1877 night games of
MAJOR league baseball this season
In the American League, Wash
inCton, of course, leads in the
number OF after dark games. St
Louis follows with n and Chicago
Philadelphia anC Cleveland were
allotted Ia each. Detroit sched-
uled seven twilight contests and
Boston and New York play only
day games at home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
KepfOrd Honored
By College Alumni

EVANSTON, H. May 10
tINS)-Navy 1t. Ike Keplord OF
Muskegon, Mich, who has shot
down TO enemy planes, tonight
will be presented the Northwest
ern University Alumni ASsocIa-
tons award of merit for out
standing alumni achievement
Kepford formerly was star
halfback at the school kopiord
last week received the Dlstn-
guiShed Flying Cross while home
on leave from the southwest Pa
clfc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

ta lieutenant commander m the
L s. S. r Mullins is st-
tsched go the athletic depart
Mont q, Iowa PrefiIght.
BID Hapac former University
~ Iluo., all-erOuud star alr-
Ie'e whose big league coatrstt
relc hy tro Tigers has been
promoted 80 the rank VI cap
tain ~ A A. r. Training Cen
to- $50 at Miami Beach,
ON orders from I'Brarch
F.rfey all Dodgers had their
trrfr examined recently Hickey
believing neglected molaTs FREE
u4rtly cause arm allnenff.
Steve CNtu shaved his
weight from 80 pounds 90 2l3
SINCE tho start 0f the ,pIng
t~7rrl season Trio Tiger
plot SAYS f.- nor Worry
mot dis IT,. lIaf Chase for
Wcr major league STAR lrst
.tasoman is confined fa "a bose
pl-a. bod RI C6.usa CAL. utg
a .lc a,Iuarf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
His Lucky Day

NcCreary was unable 10 re-
serve a reem in Louisville by
vIre from the East e.. But he
went 10 the hotel desk the
morning he GOT IN town and
walked right into a cancellation.
Fifty Of Uncle Sans boys who
BET a total OF $500 on the
Derby az Naples because OF the
o. r-cncc IN tire between
L 3 and Italy. didn't get the
results until 16 hours after the
BIC race was run.
Tom Gallery now the guiding
ha-d in the front office OF the
football Dodgers. used 10 pro-
mote fights around Los Angeles
-. In his new role Gallery viii
be assisted by John Mcdonald,
once with the baseball Dodgers
who. because OF his popularity
in Brooklyn and with the New
York press should be OF great
help 10 the grid organization
In ST Louis, Negroes now
arc permitted 10 sit I'M grand
stand seats. since the manage
rrcnts of the two big league
clubs there have ended the re-
stuctlon which segregated them
IN the hloachcrs
S. Louis IS a great baseball
70 il has everything but GUS
&C. az the bah park II
% major league clubs. one
tha worlds champion base
bah equipment is manufactured
there il has the biggest base
bal. trade weekly and able base
ball scribeS with a goodly share
ot The sports sections in the
local daihes devoted TO the
game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Buddy Young
Coming 10 U.M.

ANN ARBOR May 10 UP)-
An outdoor track meet Two base
bail games. and a golf match here.
and two tennis meets az Evans
ton, Ill.,. Will hChlight the Uni
VerSity of Niohl-ans weekend
sports calendar Friday and Sat
urday
Illinois and Purdue traclmen
viii compete here iH a meet be-
ginning at lt5 20 pm Saturday
which VIII bring together Claude
Buddy Young sensational Negro
star from Illinois Bob kelley
conference $50 champion. and
Michigans Bob Uior American
440-yard record holder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Second Time Around

Charlie Grimm was about due
"a manage the Chicago Cubs
arafn II sneulA Owner PIX
Wugley had just about run out
of managers and apparently was
ready 10 start The second time
around
Georgia L. got frankie Sink
witch from Youngstown o. and
don be surprised 10 soc an
other footballer far removed
from the deep South running
for the Bulldogs next fail
a local boy too He's Stan
Nestorck. a halfhack who
burned up the Detroit prep
gridirons last fall playing for
fiamiramck High.
Betting Al race tracks TINS
Xcar- is hitting ttt-r-e- tt1tEt7 figures
everywhere
The answer is simple enough
The guys and gals who used 20
be steady customers AZ the 81
windows are now crOwdlng the
$40 windows.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

tor 10 control fighters and
nurses Mike already has
talked 10 over with Larry At
kirs the Cleveland match
maker,
a-r- stori= hct1ind-tte-stnry- ot
The recent Kentucky Derby.
which was told here. reports
Prusve the winner had been
pulled out Of the Derby after
losing IN the Chesapeake to
Cramps Image.
But Jockey Conn McCreary
pleaded with trainer Ben Jones
10 take the colt 10 Louisville
NcCreary had 10 pass up
tho Mauni- on sun Again IN the
Dxic Handicap az Pimlico and
M almost certain shot at The
s. 600 Jockey fee.
IIe told Jones he Vas eea-
v-7-rd PenSive could win the
Derby and ne wanted 10 take a
shot M the $500 Before
the Derby field went 10 the post
~ SIS Saturday, McCreary
knew sun Again had won his
race AZ Baltimore and be would
be out Of pocket if his colt did
not win the bigger race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

NlOHdllE dEllultu loi It's ltiAI Ut.
Located in the downtown area,
CasS Tech biggest handicap has
been the lack of any sort Of ath-
leuc field Only recently students
put on a vigorous campaign 10
have city officials build a field
near the schools.
A possible site is an area in the
neighborhood of Ourth and
Temple, a few blocks from the
school The city planning commits
sion is said to be considering con-
demning that area in time 10 have
a playfield ready for next fall.
If the Temulc-Fourth site is not
prepared by September, CasS foot
ball candidates will practice either
at Kelsey Field. Wayne Uniyer-
Sity's practice field a few miles
away, or at Northwestern Field.
Miller High Is the only other
Metropolitan League school now
without a football team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

Ten.MiIe Bike Race

Michigan'S leading cyclists will
take part IN The l0-mile race next
Sunday az Chandler Park staged
by the Consumers Cycling Club OF
Detroit. Its the first Of six Schcd-
uled races and ia riders are en-
tered in Sundays event which is
listed for 9 q. M Alfred Tr1yani,
303l GratiOt Is in charge
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
College baseball:

Was TaIncd out Tuesday /.
Western Michigan-Wayne at Kala-
mazoo L. NJ Us. Crosse lie at
L. of NJ were called off d.
Wayne plays Custer today and
l. of y meets Romulus at InkSter
IN a game originally scheduled for
Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Bob Tales
Poor Tigers Collide
With ,Yanks Who Il
Win One for Joe
BY BOB MURPHY
sports Editor

A SPORTS COLUMN IN
SHORT PANTS;
Detroit Is second 10 no other
city in the country as a bowling
metropolis and when you mem
ton the big leagues in the ten
pin game here, The Detroit
Times All-Star Classic is right
up there at the top.
The Classic bowlerS wound up
another highly successful sea-
by banqueting the new cham
pion. E&B, at the Fort Shelby
last night. Many OF the cityS
bigWigS were there.
The Classic is the brain child
OF our bowling expert Harold
Kahl. He can be proud OF his
baby. too It's tops IN bowling
leagues anywhere.
Our Tigers are an unlucky
bunch. There they are in New
York ready 20 turn over new
ieaf and they-fHff sfnack into
Joe Mccarthy. back on the job
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Daughter Is Born
To Gar Woods Jr.

A daughter Candace. was born
Friday TO IT and Mrs Gar Wood
Jr, II was learned today. Mother
and daughter are doing fine, II
was reported by the lieutenant
who is dong experimental work IN
Detroit. Mrs Wood is The former
Catherine Vincent of Tulsa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Detroit Yacht club:

Holds IT'S first get together Of
It's new class taking the 1914 cat
boat sailing course tonight
more than 200 are enrolled for in
stll 44.t+--s4 SID ANAFRt:aS ft. r m
charge with SAM COLBURN.
jim ARMOUR. DOC AMENT
1OII\ CRAM TON. DON
HUNTER ED SMITH and OTIS
TAYLOR among the instructors
helping him the Dye golfers
played their first tournament al
Plum Hollow yesterday in the
ra.n only nine showed q.
Hal PHILLEPS won with
S1-b 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

Milwaukee Brewers making a
parade of il . Beat Toledo
Mudhcns 70 for sixth straight
yesterday In other games
Columbus lost TO Kansas City 2-1
Minneapolis 9, indianapolis
s Louisville 3. ST. Paul 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
"A Fairripw Gardens.

Wrestling exhibitions last
WALTER ROXY doNue
BUDDY KNOX in = out OF 3
RED DAWSON beat RUFUS
JONES STAN BURESH de-
fcatcd FRANKIE HART and
GORILLA POGGIE owned
HAROLD CHAUNDY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Only Wants Winner

Charley Grimm in returning
As manager Of the Cubs said be
dII0 care what sort Of a COM
tract the Chicago club gave
him
Il don't care II they sign me
for one or 90 years" Grimm de-
Clared cor II they give me 81
or $4,000. That's up 10 Mr..
NrigIey. All want il winner"
Roy Johnson and Milt Stock
STAYED on as Cub coaches with
the rroviso that Grimm do the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
EX-TIGER a YANK

Johnny Johnson. a left-hander
who once pitched for the Tigers At
Beaumont. is member of The
New York staff Johnson. who
lives in Milan, Mich. was one Of
the Tigers Commissioner Lands
declared a free agent in 1910 The
Tigers picked him up al Michigan
State Normal
Johnson won eight games and
lost five az Kansas City last year
With a handsome mark Of ass
Nick Etten Leads the Yankees TT
hitting He has battcd in nine
runs, matching Rudy York total
Tuck Stalnback, former Tiger
is out Of the New York lineup with
a broken leg. suffered in sliding 70
second IN a recent game He
played in three games only
Don Savage recruit from
Newark. has been doing a pretty
good job OF filling the shoes Of the
brilliant Billy Johnson at third
for the Yankees
Savage wa hitting 333 in the
latest official averages George
lStuTyl Stirnweiss at second
whore Joe Gordon used 10 per-
form also is hitting over the 800
mark
Probable Ifrcffrl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

60 70 HH W n
Catholic prep
teams
a revived in
tcrcSt i'm atll-
leticS has been
evident at Cass
Tech this year,
despite a de-
crease In en-
rollucnt Even
after the school
dropped foot
ball in 1886
students ocCa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Joe NGcCGrfhg Of YGHks:

Back after illness. says: IF
YankS do as well for me as they
did for Art Fletcher, wei have
the pcnnant clnched,. Here 5
hoping Detroit doesn't pick this
week 90 snap out of their slump"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Vickers Enters Class A

Class a Of the Detroit Baseball
Federation became an eIgst-club
division with the entry OF Nick-
ers last night Nickers formerly
backed teams in Class 3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
AMERICAN ITAGTT

DETROIT TROUT I'D az New York
Z fi---vvvv- 2 -s4tt r III tNT
Cleveland CHarder 2-O) al Boston woods
1-ls 3. m EWT
chicago tGrove 2-D A. Philadelphia
UamHn O-2li 3t15 p m EWT
So. Louis potter BID AZ Washington
tNieeeling i-0). $50 b m EWT
Games tomorrow So Louis az WashinE.
con DETROIT a. New York Cleveland
at Boston and Chicago AT Philadelphia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Donie RmSh Onif:

As manager of Indianapolis .,
picked BARNEY KELLY for Job
. DOME is president OF club
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
ST. Clair Busy in Soccer

Gcrman-United plays ST Clair
Bees at Jayne Field AT 100 p. m.
and Bavdrans tackle ST. Clair
As at 3 p. m on the sape pitch
next Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

as head man
of then Yam
KEGS after a
months nl-
ness You can
hardly expect
the Yanks 10
let their boss
down a tier
his absence
Il u I, o 7
course we re
all happy 10
Cag NJ "a D. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

Arnfltl vim
Chicago Sta
dunn Detroit
Olympia and
We land
A rFu6,
While eaC b
prom otter
would con-
tinue 10 OPP
crate in q e
pc n q G ntly,
the combine
would the n
be IN a posi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
SpOr
Uncle Mike Has Plan
for Postw6r Co1trcI
Of Bonno in 4 Cites
By LEO MACDoNELL

NEW YORK MAY 1o-Mike
Jacobs has Thought -uR q cham
store plan for postwar control
q boxing which would combine
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

20
TORONTO May 0-F}il Borne Of the Gene TunnPy Boys
Club Of Detroit knocked Frank Buard the third round
scheduled
amateur mddewegh championship in the tournament which
held for the 22d
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
CaSS Back Inn Football

BY JAKE BERSoN

BY popular football way back Cass Techn
cal High after Sctrr-yCar absence.
Arthur Carly who became the schools new athletic director
little than year announced yesterday uat las VIII
informal ootHa Spduie next Ta WIN me Mechanics
likely return to fun METROPOLITAN League grid competition ~ lgo
1914 schedule viii include
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Probable Pitchers
By United Press
National IIAGIE

Boston (Javery OBJ A. Pittsburgh
Butcher III; $50 p, m, EWT
New York (Voiselle 3-2l az Cincinnati
CWaIters 3-1), 9 .. m EST
Brooklyn wyatt O-lJ a, St LOUIS
cooper OH $3.50 3. m. CWT
Philadelphia Cschanz I'D az Chicago
Ggrrnger 90 m CWT
Games tomorrow Philadelphia ~ Chi
caEo Boston az Pittsburgh New York at
CINCINNATI and Bro0kIyn 81 81. Louie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

Order War Stamps delivered
TO your home by your Detroit
Times carrier.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

whose sun tan from this point
On the road open their series Of
-eN-Tlgcr who left Dodgers has
received commission Gg) and re-
ports To navy school at Jackson
vile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
Upset Dope to
Take I'd as
Browns Get Ink
BY LEO MAoDoNEEL

NEW YORK, May 10-Before
the current season got under way
the experts pointed out the mill
tary draft had ruined the Yankees.
They said the Yankees were the
Yankees no more-they would be
lucky 10 finish in the FIRST division.
Some pessimistS relegated them
to last place. Few distinguished
them as contenderS for the league
and world titles they now possess.
But look at them, hard on the
heels of the astonishing Browns
just one and one-half games be-
hind the first place ST. Louis club.
While the Browns were getting
all the ink. the Yankees have been
.plodding along winning more than
their share of contests. which has
returned Joe McCarthy'S boys TO
public favor as 1.-THE team TO beat.
TOUGH FOES
That's the kind of opposition
the seFeiy pressed fast place
Tigers will be up against in the
next three days. With Paul DIZZY
Trout pitching today, the Tigers
open a three-game series here.
Hank Borowy is expected 10 toss
..far-the- eAaH4f4ie,its---ff44tfrt-tt-Nrw New
houser and Frank (Stubby) Over
Imire witt start the other two
games.
Jimmy Outlaw, sore back and
! all, says he is ready 10 play and
probably will be in his old-Spot in
left field today. OUTLAW had X-rays
taken IA petFeitt, bttt-t HE results
fare not known.
Borowy, who has been d Tiger
lnemiSis, is leading The Yankee
pitchers with three victories and
mo defeats. lie ven three and
I lost one in competition with the
Tigers in 1913.
5Siif4tit- If3t1tfrrarT1 aT1dt A4rfry- DUnH1d
each have won one game and lost
one this season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10
BREVITIES:
Night Baseball Opens

Several major league ball clubs tonight begin the unpecc
dencd schedule OF light baseball the history of the natona
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-10

Joe in good health again.
Evening star., 1944-02-23

Spar, "boatswain, second class, "
wearing a specially tailored Coast
Guard uniform, trotted into the
Stage Door Canteen recently with
two pals and caused almost as
much excitement as movie star.
A 15-month-o brownish-black
mongrel, with her Identification
tag, liberty card and campaign rib
bons, was the first dog to be ad-
mitted to the canteen as visitor.
The canteen house manager said
he could not refuse Spar's admit
tance since "she wore the uniform
of one of the armed forces"
Her pals, Frank Joyce, %, cox
swain, third class, Quincy, Mass,
and Donald Minton, 81, seaman,
first class, Independence, Mo-, told
the following story of Spar's ex-
ploits:
Spar, member" of Coast Guard
cutter crew, wears the Navy ex-
peditionary, European and Ameri-
can theaters of war and the Ameri-
can defense ribbons. She has seen
action in the North Atlantic and is
credited with indirectly helping to
capture a German radio station.
Sent Below During Raids.
While aboard the cutter she
roamed from stem to stern, but
during submarine and air attacks
she was sent below deck to shiver
In silence. Toward the end of
the voyage Spar was conducting
herself like any other veteran.
Spar contributed to the capture
of the radio station by keeping
morale of the crew high. She al
ways managed to get into enough
mischief to keep them from worry
ing. For one thing, there were So
chained Eskimo dogs aboard. FIRE.
ouently Spar would manage to get
down to their quarters and stroll
in front of them-just few inches
out of reach, creating fine rumpus.
However, when the boys would
scufi1e around she would growl and
run at them until they stopped.
Ship Icebound Two Months.
For two months the ship was
tcebound and Spar, like other men,
-bers OF the crew, would tire of stay
Evening star., 1944-02-23
Hearing Asked on Bill
To Repair War Damage
Ey the Associated Press,

6s the ASSOCIATED press.
The House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee today was confronted by a
demand from Representative Dewey,
Republican, of Illinois that it grant
him hearing on his resolution to
set up an organization to supply
credit for reconstruction in war
wrecked countries.
Mr.. Dewey agreed not to submit
his bill as an amendment to the
United Nations relief and rehabili-
tation measure when it was before
the House, provided Chairman
Bloom of the Foreign Affairs Com
mittee would conduct hearings later.
Under Mr.. Dewey's resolution, a
central reconstruction fund of not
to exceed $50,O00,0O0 would be set
up. This Government would be au-
thorized to provide not more than
so per cent of the cost of projects
which would promote the economic
welfare of any nation.
My resolution" Mr.. Dewey said,
would provide for an organization
that would take up where UNRRA
leaves off"
War job for housewives! Help
make explosives by saving every
drop of waste kitchen fats. Take
them to your meat dealer.
Evening star., 1944-02-23

ing aboard the cutter. After OBJ
tanning permission" she would
romp on the ice. Slipping and slid
ing and rolling around. she would
create an uproar aboard the ship
as the boys watched her antics.
Last June in an informal cere-
mony, Spar was given her boat
swain's rating by the ships cap
tain. The Coast Guard even has
gone so far as to send her to school.
Coxswain Joyce and Seaman Min
Evening star., 1944-02-23

on q gun, are now attending the
Coast Guard Training School In
Fort McHenry, Md Spar also is
enrolled" In the class.
Evening star., 1944-02-23
7 aIk-maker Prints

They start the conversation "set the whole town
talking" enthusiastically . send to soaring
heights your reputation for finding "the cIeverest
cIothes" To make matters even BETTER you may
choose your "toIk-moker" in the type Of print you
like ol-over design, spaced pattern or bo1d-ond-
big .. with theme thot reflects your personality
Those we picture from the collection include Bon-
chins amusing Face Print, Reynolds CIineine Vine,
Vertes' Broken Dishes, Bionchini's Keys . and in
nostalgia mood, the Veocipede Print and the Vanity,
patterned with hieh-oced boots and fIrtotious fons
Or, modern as your daily paper, the Churchill
Roosevelt-Stolin version and the Powder Puff Print
Prices range from $35 to $7975-oII of royon crepes
The Foee Print, finely etched on soft pastel back
ground $79.75.
Dresses bird
Evening star., 1944-02-23
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-01-19
AIl Ralnts

The Women's Auxiliary of All
 lnts met this afternoon at the |ne of Mrs. Marion Cooper, |ckingham street. Mrs. William |ndebarik was bostess.
 Rev. Leveritt Davis Of st. John's |rch, Waterbury, issued an invi- lion 10 members Of the Young pple's Fellowship and other young Iple of Inc church to ioin with