davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Manager Leo Durocher:

Broke his right thumb IN third
inning while he was playing sec
ond base for Dodgers against Red
Sox He's out for six weeks.
which probably means Lippy :
playing days are over .. Tried
10 catch a wide throw Of rookie
ShortSf0p GENE MAUCH bare
handed But Dodgers won, 81,
IN twelfth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
FdirvieW 10 UnveiI
A Wrestling Newie

Gorilla Poggic a. mat unknown
VIII make his first appearance
here AZ FairvieW Gardens tomor-
row night as terminate OF
Rough Rufus Jones IN An Ais
TTdIian Tag bout with Ten
Reilly and Angelo Martnelli ON
the opposite end OF the argument.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Pinky Higgins
Joins Tigers

EVANSVILLE. April 10
PinkN Higgins, veteran third
baseman, has joined the Detroit
Tigers. His arrival here last
night completes the Detroit
squad. boosting the personnel to
IS players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Buffalo BisonS:

Retained their American
League hockey title for second
year completing sweep OF foYr-
game series with Cleveland
Bi>ton> were underdog~ before Sc
rios sinrlnd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Around the Camps:

Yankees we're druhbed. S-S. by
Giants YankS deny they are
looking for Brooklyn average
PLAYERS like RAY HAYWORTT.
p A L l. " a y + r. JOHNNY.
COONEY Giants daify over
winning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
On TO Montreal:

90 MR. and MRS JAtk
ADAMS 10 see the finish OF the
Stanley Cup series between Les
CanadienS and Chicago Black
Hawks I'm going 10 look al
couple OF good prospects for
next years Red Wings too said
the Detroit manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
THREE MORE WITH BUGS

The Tigers and Pirates tangle
in three more games before the
regular season opens in their re-
SpectlNe leagues. One Of these
games viii be At MuncIe and two
az Detroit
A home run by Don Ross over
the 334 foot mark on the left
field wall contributed the feature
IN yesterdays game. contest
played in intermittent showers
and on a muddy field
Paul Trout and Rufus Gentry
performed on III hill for the
Tigers Dizzy yielded three hits
and two runs and Gentry five hits
and TWO runs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
DENNY REC TOPS

DENLY Recreation. 2S74; Coca
Cola. 1856. PariSclean 1922
STANDARD. 27S3 Pillar. PIT. is the
standing OF the first five IN Bob
Thyne's third annual sweepstakes
now in progress az Red Mill The
purse is $500 Tom DlPonio Of
RogellS All Stars had top series
Of CAS- Bill 'Schlicker. Standard
had 62S John Gonda kraetke
635. and Joe TotoSkI, DENLY 622
Melvin Baker-Annc Schhck.
1919. and Fred F'roch.n-M Myrtle
Tippner. l0i9 are the leaders m
the mixed doubles at Nottingham
Recreation
Only one change was filed in
the annual $50 AZ CheUe-
Tfombly Recreation Rolls Royce
No. tied for fifth on 2797 Ray
mond Wrobbel and Robert Thomp-
son each had 567.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
JACOX Is HIGH

In Glass r the 2703 Of Ray
Bark ,r'S JaCoX was the best
count, Norm ReeCk being high on
$50 George MaCLellan'S Young
winner last year on record score
of 1924 under the name of FarriS
Bros, did only 1886 last night,
Les Nipper'S go standing out
Led by Frank KirSchS CO..
George Wilson's Davis was high
in Class G with pos. In Class D.
Walter Sielaff Int 233-233-195 for
col as Jim Smiths Five reached
1883 The 250S of Mike Zaborow-
skis Briggs Fighter No 9 was the
best in Class r. Walter Bethel $
632 and Roland Stapleford' ESQ
were other noteworthy series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10

four straight from Detroit two
seasons ago after losing the first
three games. But the Leafs
played two of the last four games
on their own ice
Chicago hasn't,wOn az Mont
real this season. As matter
OF fact Canadiens have been
beaten only once in 29 games
al home. SO we know the
Hawks are Just going along to
Montreal for the ride today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
MEXICO City Bout:

Between JUAN ZURITA. light
weight champion, and BEAU
JACK arranged for May ;
Jack beat Zurita in New York
York March 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10

nIIRnn

Totals 81 IA Totals 1s y - q
Pntsbursh i0i nIh ok
DETROIT nm OF inz
Runs Hand.sv Gusfins O~dsnsna Zss.
Tnxet MAYO Ross Svfr Errors E1ott.
Tak t'nssr Metro Runs ratfsd In
% Rpsr. Russell Hosts'ier york Ross.
Ou'laW Daniels Two base hts Handle.
OrderADa Dsbieis Three nA&s NJ May0
Home run Ross stolen bass LAX Ter
On bases Pittsburgh Detroit 3. Sac
an balls or Trout OF sswsu BAFs
Roe Struck olf Ry Certry z ~ Fcs 8,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10

Sam Hughes. 19-year-old North
western High School student, and
a conner IN middleWelght boxing
ranks. gets his biggest test to-
night when ne clashes with sea
Soncd Joe Sutka in the feature
bout AZ Arcadia
hughes scored three consecutive
knockoutS before losing 10 Johnny
Lawer as "a result of low blows.
The Detrolter came back, how
ever. 10 beat Buster Peaks.
Sutka, replacing injured Jimmy
Mandell tonight only last week
declSlvck defeated Howell KING
Mandcll. who hurt has arm in
training promised 10 meet to-
nights winner. possibly next
week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
A SECOND GOALIE

Earl Seibert 90 holds fort for Chicago Hawks
GOaie KarakaS takes header" out of the Elmer
Iach Of Montreal also is down. But the Hawks lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Hughes, Sutkd
Clash Tonight
roNIGHr.s GARD

joe Sutka Wyandotte Va sam
Hughes Detroit middles lOj
Johnny Montreal Buffalo. vs. Bul
Eddy, Flint lights t6l
Buster Peaks Detroit. vs. sampson
Powell Detroit middles 81
Marry DoatS Detroit VS. Young
DUFFY Grand Rapids. bantams g..
Willie Almonds, Grand Rapids vs..
Bill Kent Detroit velters 90
Neal stokes Detroit vs. Count De-
MarioWe Bahamas middles 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Edible Says:
Edible Says:
POOR HAWKS! THEY MUST
WIN FOUR IN MONTREAL
BY EBBIE GOODFELLOW
Former Red Wing coach and Hockey Imn,ortA

like take flyer thS Chicago Black Hawks
today All they have TO do IS beat the champion Canadens four
straight Montreal ice the Stanley Cup
history. The Toronto
Leafs made bN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Hockey PIayoHs
STANLEY CUP FINALS

Montreal e. Chicago
Nrnsrea
~ NnANS RESIIT
MonfFeai chicago
ESnAY'S GANF
Chicago 81 Montreal
CALDER CUP FINALS
-.4--s f-f--- s----~-rra-r
Buffaio n. Cleveland Z
Buffalo 4 Cleveland
SUNDAYS RESIIT
Buffalo 8 Cleveland
Buffalo wins series gAres 20 a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
STANDINGS


Team mars 2bQT Faraf1rI I'm
Majors Grand Rapids 2st3. NeW Fair-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10

A few more steps remain 10 be
taken before the wOmen'> annual
state championship bowling tour
namcnt is AT AN end officially.
Actual competition closed yeSter-
day at Olympic Recreation The
distribution Of prize checks and
secretary S report remain on the
unfinished list
Alice Loves New Fair lows
almost took the team title from
NernorS whose 2697 held up after
the scare. The New FairuewS
lost their chance when they had
only two marks In the last TWO
frames of the opener Their 2621
made third. IS pms short of tr>t
A go finish was tournament
high game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
BREAK CAMP TUESDAY

With tOdayS game with the
George Field Soldiers out Of the
way. the Tigers return 10 Evans
Vile and break camp tomorrow.
thence moving 10 Louisville, first
stop in the trek 10 Detroit
The Tigers meet the Colonies in
Louisville Wednesday Chief Hog
set and Walter Beck are Sched-
uled 10 pitch m that contest.
When the Tigers were tied by
the Pirates, 10 4 AT Evansville
yesterday, II was the first time
this spring that they failed 10 do
less than break even with An OPP
posing team Before the Pirates
trimmed them Saturday. the
Tigers had split two games each
with the White SON and Cubs
Besides that Steve O'NeillS boys
had beaten Rochester Of the In
ternational League and soldier
nine from Camp Breckenridge
Sundays game was called ~
the end of eight innings 10 permit
the Pirates 10 catch a train
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
HER $50 STANDS OFT

Louise ConleyS $50 was A
major factor IN the New Fair
view bid and stood out among
the high counts OF the tourna-
ment
Betty Chapman and Ann Wells
had the main money with l2l2.
a new state record Irene I'm
mcrmanS 500 brought the singles
hnnnrS E4aaHpr -keeF,+te-s - 7Ttfttt t
landed all-eNentS Clarice lytle.
Ann Arbor singles runnerup was
only three pins behind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Joe 0rreH
Faces FIiers
By LEO MACDoNELL

NINCENNES, Ind April To-
With Joe Orrell s foot Z inch 200.
FOUNDER making his first appear
ance of the spring training season
on the mound. the Tigers will en-
gage the George Field team at
the George Field Air Base near
here this afternoon.
Emery tJiml HreSko. 17-year-
old Flint American Legion recruit.
will share pitching honors with
Orrell, Orrell Joined the Tigers
at The tail end Of last season. hav-
ing been recommended by Merv
Shea. the pitchers manager at
Portland
How long Orrell will he with
the Tigers is questionable He IS
Ia IN the draft and takes a pre-
induction physical April II. He is
awaiting PERMISSION from Cali
fornia 10 have the f-St taken in
Detroit Rudy York also will get
an army medical examination
that HaN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Times Pin
Meet Ends
BY HAROLD KAHL

Champions ir all divisions of
The Detroit Times Sweepstakes
are decided today following a
closing Weekend that, surpriS-
ngly. didn't see a single change
among the bowling leaders at Inn
perial Recreation
Henry Ehrle'S Coca-Cola Of The
Detroit Times All-Star Classic
won the Glass A crown on the
1859 rolled Feb. ID AL Sagert $
GoeSSmanS of the DENLY House
League carried off the 3 title on
IT'S 2S9S Of March >.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Stroh.,, E&.B
Meet Again
BY HAROLD KAHL

A meeting between Louis Sic
laffs < & B and Joe Norris Stroh
bowling team is worthy of going
miles to see at anytime. When, a
performance is for the Good
BELLOWS Fund, as their clash at the
New Fairview Recreation tomor-
row at 8 p. m. will be, there is an
added punch that deserves hearty
support.
Going into their postponed De-
troit Times All-Star Classic match
( & B is leading Stroh by three
games. There is chance Of tie
TO send them against each other
again in the position round at
Palm Beach Recreation next Tues
day night.
There is no question among the
railhirds that Detroit boasts two
OF the strongest clubs in the coun-
try in < & B and Stroh. That is
a broad statement for il includes
such stellar fives as Elmer Koch's
Hell Products of Milwaukee. Paul
Krumske's and Bill Hargadon's
Meister Braus and Bill Flech's
Monarchs Of Chicago, to mention
q few.
At tomorrow nights match Chef
Bukowski. winner of the Bomar
Classic, will be presented with the
$1,000 check and handsome medal,
he earned recently in Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Red Pollard
Breaks Skull

MIAMI, Dec. % CUP)-Turf
fans awaited the outcome OF
X-ray examinations today TO de-
termine whether veteran Jockey
Johnny Rcd Pollard suffered a
fractured skull in a spectacular
three-horse spill before 1906 fans
in the first race at Gulfstream
yesterday.
Pollard who rode 10 fame as
jockey on the great SeablScuit,
suffered a brain conclusion in the
spill which involved his mount,
Good Ante and Count Natural and
Yarn Spinner.
Good Ante appeared to stumble
while going into the first turn
huddled among IL platers. Jockey
Ernest Barber and his horse
Count Natural and Jockey Charles
Chaffin aboard Yarn Spinner fell
over Pollard Barber suffered
only superficial injuries and Chat
fin was not hurt
Pollard native Of Butte
Mont. scored his top triumph in
1910 with Seabiscuit in the $780,
900 Santa Anita Handicap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Colt NatatOrs Sweep Prep Titles

Bandyk won the 100-yard breast stroke in 1911 a
fifth of second slower than his last weeks performance
and Seventh-tenths over the city record.
Both boys evidently felt the strain Of the last few
weeks crowded competition Marie beat out teammate
Don Fischer by few feet while Bandyk good II
feet in front of Frank Schubert of DENLY his specially
George Heath captured the hackStroke and the indi-
Vdua medley relay trio OF Heath Bandyk and Bob Byberg
got the other Colt victories
Harry Moon in the diving, Bob Mchaes IN the indi-
vidual medley and the quartet of Bill Zaewsk Mchaels
Jim Gister and Fred Carboneo in the free style relay
accounted for Denbys firStS.
Here's how swimmers placed in dual meet champion
ships:
5o-ysrd nv sec
ond Bill Bybeg M.
by Tony Ban Franks
second Tot" bolenbaugh ID, third Time 1907
by Don
ond Ed heiixks
by
s 1So}y sS free s'Swon rns'0n Jim o'tc ID second
No. DDinE-w90 BY Harry Moon CNw, second
i5oysrd individual
- Time
DENLY A. second DENLY b" hId Time 274
EIed GAInono kothneseIn LnLId as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23

Enjoying a two-game margin,
z a. B runs into Joe Paulus, i'm
proving Chene-Trombly Recrea-
ton as its chief rival, Stroh.
catches ElWood- Blake,s Standard
in the top Greater Detroit ALI
Star bowling offerings at Olympic
Recreation tonight.
Another match of interest will
be the meeting of Joe Adams I'll
and Cass Schlaffs Pepsi-Cola.
tied for seventh. The latter
dumped r e. 3 for two in the
Mines Classic Tuesday and is set
advancement.
v Chef Bukowshi OF F. 4 b and
John Crimmins, Parisclean cap
tain, are deadlocked in the indi-
vidual averages at 200. Tony
Novak is third on 207. Twenty-six
other members of the league show
Q 200 average, or better. The
schedule:
Jsrry. Mccarthy VI. Harry. suiirin. alleys
La: Kraetke - Delgrwed 81; chsne-
Tronbly Recreation "a q B. 5-si olympie
u-1-tl, $40 III. " Ira wilson ii.t7
STANDARD Va stroh, i3-it rHrfBeiean Vs.
hinsralites. 1915 Matches at s4S o. n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
BY JAKE BERsoN

Northwestern High adding the dual meeting swim
ming title 10 its city crown last night should rule the
waves in the Metropolitan League next year, too.
With the current championship squad scheduled 10
return almost intact the only hitch In Coach Waly Laurys
future plans is the draft The armed forces may get
few of his ablest performers.
The Colts up to expectations in heating DENLY
1912, for the dual The TaTs defending
champions Coach Bill Reaumes boys having whipped West
ern for the honor last year
Northwestern got off to flying start by winning the
first five events but until the SecondaSt
the program the medley relay that the Colts sewed up
the meet Northwestern took six fsts all told TO Denbys
three.
I'd PinkerieH, Colt free-stylef the only double
winner, capturing the so and 100yard He took the
100 in :56S tenth of second faster than the winning
time of Ed Bach of Southwestern in the city meet last
Saturday. Pnkerton second in the 100 and third in
the 30 in the city competition
Two other Northwestern stars Gene Marie and Tony
Bandyk failed in attempts better their winning times
of last Saturday
Marie copied the 2O0-yard free style in oil, much
slower than his record breaking 2:0S 2-a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23

Superfinishers matched High
land Park Engineering's double
victory and remain first by one
game today in the Chrysler Inter-
plant League at Palace Recreation.
Herman Gibson Of Engineering
hi 500 for first place In the aver
ages over Frank Zion of Highland
Park Service, whose best was SIC.
Gibson shows 203.8 to 200.13.
Gibson had I'll in the Michigan
Major the night before.
Gordon Campbell of bod & e
Main tailed 637; Ted Gronowski.
Tank Arsenal, els; Bill Stein.
Dodge Truck, $50. and Ted Bah
iarz, Dodge Main. GA.
Services 974 was good for one
game from Superfinishers who
wrote in 1924 TO 2677. Engineer
ing put out 1896 to get two from
Dodge Main. hitting 1878. Dodge
Truck Truck was third in scoring
with 2S71.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Holy Cross Aide
Joins Coast Pros

PHIL DELPHIA, Dec. %
ms Vince McNsily, backfield
coach AT Holy Cross, was the new
est recruit today of the new all
A mertca professional football
league which will begin operating
after the war.
McNally will be the eastern
representative of the San Fran
cisco pro club. The West Coast
team will be coached by Buck
Shaw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
YOUNG TAKES FIRST

Young five is the new occupant
of first place today in the West
Side Classic at Crest Lanes.
Young shut out Livonia, 1898 TO
2S55, last night as the former
holder, o e. O, lost three 10
Gerisch, leaving the pair tied for
second.
Changes also went up on the
board. Bill ThompSon's Browne
Clipped off 1896 for second and
Herman Steinke's j. l.. Hudson
drew out 1915 for the same spot.
High individuals included Leslie
Nipper. Young, 673; George
Becker, Carolin, 664; Emil Mag
nusson, Risdon, 662; Leslie Haine,
Browne, 651: Martin Strasen,
Market, 6391cfarence Smith, In
dex $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Tech Wins Second

Leading all the way. Detroit
Tech basiectbaii- team warmed up
with It's second straight victory
1923 decision over Fisher
YMCA. Jerry Boulding's II and
Ray Bryschowski'S Ia points led
the way. Bill Havey's l3 topped
Fisher.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Horseman Pat Orr
Killed by Auto

SALEM, Ill, Dec. % HPl-Pat
Orr. 40. former manager OF the
Saratoga. y. Y race track and a
nationally known authority on
horse breeding was killed in
staptly- on Highway 3 north of
here today when he was struck
by another car.
Orr managed the race program
at Saratoga during f94f.- From
1888 until 1910 ne managed the
races al the Illinois State Fair.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Ann Nipper Takes
Winter Garden Lead

Ann Nipper is the leader today
in the women's junior individual
classic at Winter Garden for the
third consecutive week and also
holds first place on points after
making 700 last night as Emily
Jakubek. her chief rival, slumped.
Mrs. Nipper has 1925 10 Miss
Jakubeks It's. Beatrice Stelmar
had 663, Gertrude Sutherland,
CSC, and Lillian Beatttie SAT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Gibson Has I'll. 500
In 2 Days. 2 Loops

for Palmer Parks Charlie Peltier,
hammered out 683 and Art
Houtteman 637. Fred Stark. Del
ray. also made first on the board
with 279. Stark had nine straight
and the 10 stood on his tenth.
Tony Lindemann, Wilson, tossed
$50, Frank Gardella. Archway
643, Ellis Walker, Wilson, 632,
Wilson had 30l4 for fourth and
their 1897 went TO first. n
Palmer Park holds a three
game lead over Wilson in shutting
out Eddie Trosiens Delray as
Wilson lost one 10 Roberts. Rain
bow won three and Koppitz lost
three TO leave those teams tied
for third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Sugar Gets New Foe

BOSTON, Dec. % UNS)-Ray
Sugar" Robinson will meet Ralph
Zanelli Of Providence in the fea-
ture bout al Boston Garden to-
night, instead OF Sailor George
Martin. who was suddenly called
back to his base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Cases 40
Tops Masonic

Herb Cases 40 from -259-
1913 was the top count last night
in the Greater Masonic League
at Olympic Recreation Robinson
went into first place in winning
three from Lincoln Park. 1927 10
PTS. as Friendship lost to HUM.
N4binson's Ray Fabrizi had a 267
64S and Bill Lombard Gal for
Wbmbard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
United Press
-GULFSTREAM

i-AFTER LUNCH, Play Ante. E,ts Re
NSrd.
2-BLOCQBUsTER Hsrgam. Pitsnds.
3--PENNY PiNCHER Psnsoea BelWyn
4-MAYFAIR ENTRY Respire Cold Crack
S--PEPPY MISS Wolf entry Quarterback
6-MiAMf SPRINGS. Raw Recruit. Lord
WIN
MAYFAIR ENTRY. Razor sharp what
Happened
s-CRAF ENTRY. son 81 Tara. Hsiti
Harris
- eE-f.a-.sftaa-f- SPRINGS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Gulf Stream Results

FIRST RACE-3-yesI-oldz and up, A. mile
FCsmboleeT Roberts 90 1919 s -
Foxy Prince Miiisl so 10 90 40
Peace BeilS--Higisyl 1850
Time IT Is or 40
ONE Century Task Force Vielo. Opeea
Dive Bomber and Kno1 Hi also ran
Dead heat for hftt
SECOND RACE-2-yest-olds ?. mile
Dream Lite SkorunxEil 1910 . 90 80
Miss Economy Buxton 1870 10
Miss Wolverine Yocumr - } 90
Tim II 5-S. or 2 ~
srfcie Bsr j. o'suIivsn. rsa Fif4re aRo
Hot Might also ran
THIRD RACE year-oics p. rrttr.
Hsks FaEt fMi!iA 60 90 so 90
Army March lHialsy so I'D
srur1ccafs fPStttfs1n 2sO
Time / 30 As of 1852
Flight Man Wayne County and Oms-
shane 1lAo ran ----------
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
HUNTINGTON ON nEkN

WIFE AND THERE-DsIs Huntington able
Bnrhinoor Recreation manager. ripped of
2St-2oT-2oS for s6s In his House League .
Amy MortsL 2oe Injured A4-ths- cag,s-t4-#s
oct tuo neU hiGhs. eS6 and 23S7. In the
New FAirvieS Ladies Charlet SpeAIs $40
H nsS sseond high and FbyE' e46 tiet for
second In the Cadillac $50 Carolyn Me-
dsrkornS 22b. MHrEATet BAiIdS 223-i7s-l67
for SOS and -haeei LeCiAirts 7O2-is9-i64
for 5ss Ipafs1~s- ,s,-tite brtrrtr1ocr tadfpy
Other LEAGUE highs Carl Rumm, 243. Con.
ner Houss Clara KTuckoN, all PQyAi
! Adies stan LhSAyaFt. 6ST. ard Clarence
Psrkh 2f4. BriEhtmooT Merchants sam
jacob. sA2. Casino HpuH Myrnn ChnleWkA-
eimhn John Cinss. s7T. Ford Local Henry
Dilch. 72s. Hord Offcs VIC SniesF AIS,
Nillow Rur Bomber "Jark" Merriam and
joe vreeihne. 7t&s. war workers hide
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
TAKE TWO FiRsTs

Palmer Park of the Metropoli-
tan Classic has threatened to pro-
duce a holiday score since Sep
TENDER. Palmers 1853 last night
on the home alleys went to first
on the list and Bull Beneatta took
over the individual spot with 706
from -233-244. Their 1883 is
third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-12-23
Gulf Stream Entries

Leslie Townsend, Substituting
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-06
Republicans Seek to Draw
Willkie Back Into Camp

nominee carefully avoided any Ap-
pesrance Of soliciting WILKES
backing, he gave the strategy left
handed approval by including sena-
tor Sinclair Weeks, longtime Will
kie enthusiast in Q list OF Massa-
chusetts Republicans invited to con-
fer with him here Monday on cam
paign plans.
Headed by House Minority Lead.
er Joseph Martin, the list OF Masss.
chusetts visitors includes congress
men seeking reelection and candi-
dates such as Governor Lsyerett
Saltonstall. The latter Is running
for the seat vacated-by Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., when he
went into the Army.
The executive group named by
Herbert Brownell, Jr., national
chairman, is headed by ]. Russell
Sprague, New York national COM
mitteeman, who is generally regard
ed as Dewey's No. l strategist.
Sprague has been one Of the few
OF the inner circle of Dewey advis-
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-06
Put
on Used Cars
the COP presidential

Washington, July 6--AP-OPA
ceilings on used cars go into ef-
feet next Monday, July 10.
OPA has placed the ceilings at
what used cars were selling for
in January of this year.
There will be two kinds OF cell
ings:
l. The "as Is" price. This means
what it says: The car sells with
out a guarantee OF any kind.
All individuals and others who
do not have repair service must
sell at or below the "as is" price
2. The warranty" price. Only
dealers may sell at warranty
prices although dealers may also
sell at "as is" prices.
OPA considers as dealers only
those car sellers who have normal
automobile repair services and ia
cilities. But dealers vino can get
outside repair work done and thus
give guarantees may also sell at
warranty" prices.
The warranty" price Is higher
than the as is" price. But when
dealers sell at warranty" prices
they must furnish each buyer
with a written guarantee that the
car is in good operating, condition
and will remain so for 80 days or
1000 miles.
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