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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03
TO OPPOSE RETRACTION

Chicago (FP)-EffOrts of the ap-
peasement wing Of the American Le-
gion To retract the legion's denuncia-
ton OF Representative Hamilton Fish
tR, \. Y.) at the coming Chicago con-
ventlon are going to meet the hot OPP
position of union labor posts. The Ma
ti0nal Conference of Union Labor Le-
gionnaires is advising all its posts to
confirm the action of the legions
Omaha convention in denouncing Fish
for allowing Nazis 10 use his congress
siOnal franking privilege
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NOTICE LOCAL UNION 22

+ A special meeting has been
+ called for Thursday evening. Aug
i ust s, to vote on asking vote of :
j. the trade according to Section
i Sc i'm our Constitution, i'm refer
+ ence to repeating laws enacted i'm
+ 1914 convention pertaining to Of
= ficers' salaries.
+ William Riedel, Pres.
+ Thomas N. Anthony, Rec. See.
+ Hugh v. Eberhart, Act Fin. See. .
+ George A. GOppert, Treas.
+ + 4 + + + + 4 + + + + 4 = + 4.
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House Committee Asks States,
Counties And Cities To List
All Public Work Programs
Representative Colmer OF Missouri Heuds Committee In
vestigdting All Matters Reluting To Postwar
Economic Policies And Problems

Washington, d. c. ULNS)-In nationwide survey the
House Committee Postwar Economic Policy and Planning
seeking information all types public construction
planned when Rep William M. Colmer Missouri
is chairman of the committee.
Governors county executives and mayors cities of more
than 10000 inhabitants being asked by Maj Cen Philip
Fleming head OF the Federal Works Administration the
which the House committee will study.
The survey said Gen. Fleming four stages of
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1944-08-03

athletic fields, stadiums, grandstands,
fair grounds, tennis courts, golf
courses, swimming pools and shells,
outdoor theaters and recreatiOnal
buildings.
.. Miscellaneous public facilities not
included in above, such as public gas
and electric plants, public transporta-
ton facilities, docks, wharyes, break
waters, irrigations systems other than
federal projects
The special House committee is
charged with the duty of investigating
all matters relating to postwar eco
nomic policies and problems.
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NOTICE LOCAL UNION 172 .

+ A special meeting has been !
4 called for August IL at 1880 p. M, I
+ to vote on asking vote of the :
+ trade according to Section SO of !
= our Constitution, i'm reference to :;
+ repeating laws enacted i'm 1914 !
+ convention pertaining to officers ::
! salaries. !
! Oscar Stewart. Pres. !
! Willard Strum, Vice Pres. !
! Floyd +. Wilson, Rec. See. ::
: A. ii. Cunningham. Fin. Sec.-Tr. ::
! George Rose, Guard !
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Regional Orders Hold

Washington OPP - Amending its
rules of procedure, the National War
Labor Board July 26 said that orders
of regional boards or industry com
missions continuing the terms of prior
expired or terminated contracts may
not be suspended by filing a petition
for review.
The WLB held that Regional board
orders extending contracts are to re-
main in effect, even though a petition
for review is filed, unless the WLB in
Washington directs otherwise
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NOTICE LOCAL UNION 148

All members of Local Union
; 148 are requested to attend spe- !
cial meeting called for Friday, :
: August IL, to vote on asking a !
vote of the trade according to ::
Section Sc of our Constitution, i'm !
reference to repeating laws enact. !:
ed at the 1914 convention pertain !
; ing to officers salaries. +.
Dorothy Evans, Pres. !
Rose A. Morgan, Vice Pres. !
Alice Manypenny. Rec. Sec. !
Chester Green. Fin. See. !
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AL Union Triurnphs In
American Bruss Company

KenOsha, Wis.-The American Fed
GRAFTON of Labor scored major vic
tory here at the National Labor Re
latiOns Board election held among EN-
ployees Of the American Brass Com
pany.
The vote for Federal Labor Union
No. 1892 was 1,161 while the CIO
was able to muster only 597 votes.
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NOTICE LOCAL UNION 25

! A special meeting has been I
: called for Thursday, August 10, I
+ to vote on asking a vote of the +.
! trade according to Section 86 i'm :
: our Constitution, i'm reference to !
: repeating laws enacted pertaining +.
! to officers salaries.
: Ross Horner, Pres.
! Chester Cain, Vice Pres. I
+ Albert Hargreaves, Treas. I
+ Herbert johnson, Rec. Sec. !
: William Vaughn, Trustee !
: John Connolly, Trustee :
+ Arch Estelle, Trustee !
: Ernest Morgan, Guard !
: j + !. i I. 4. i 4. i Il !. 4. i ]. i 1
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NOTICE LOCAL UNION l21

Sebring, 0.-All members are
; hereby notified to be present at
our next regular meeting to be
: held August 8, TO vote on the ques-
: tiOn of petitiOning the Executive
Board for q referendum in regard
to increase in Officers salaries
; and repeal of the right of refer
; endun on this question.
Mae VeOn, Pres.
Erma Sheekler, Vice Pres.
Florence Cameron, Rec. See.
Helen Craven, Fin. See.
Margaret Paese, Def. Sec.
Mae Bert, Treas.
Ramona Kelley. Guard
Charles Shearrow. Insp.
Mary Makinson, Trustee
Emma Oldfield, Trustee
Carrie Dunlap, Trustee
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NOTICE LOCAL UNION "a

All members are requested to be !
present at one of our next two I
meetings, August 2 and August !
16 to vote on asking a vote of the 4
trade, according to Section 86 of !
our Constitution, i'm reference to :
repeating laws enacted i'm the 1914 +
convention pertaining to officers !
) salaries. !
Emma Little, Pres.
Elizabeth HenfhOrne. v. Pres. 4
Sam LawfOn, Rec. See. \
Florence Dunn, Fin Sec.-Tr. i
Audia II. Wilson, Inspector +
John McSweeney, Guard +
Raymond c. Taylor, Trustee +
William c. Jay, Trustee X
David Wucherer, Trustee X
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NOTICE LOCAL UNION 16

+ A special meeting will be held :
+ on August Is, to vote on asking
I. a vote of the trade i'm accordance :
+ with Section So of the Constitu-
\ ton, i'm reference to repeating
+ laws enacted i'm 1914 convention,
+ pertaining to officers salaries. I
+ John DeI0ng, Pres.
+ Samuel Jolly, Vice Pres.
+ j. Il. Manson, Rec. Sec.
+ Harry T. McConlbs, Fin. Sec.-Tr. I
: 4 4 = \ 4 4 4 = = = = 4 \ 4 \
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NOTICE LOCAL UNION 131 !

! A special meeting has been
! called for Thursday evening, Aug
! ust 10 at 1880 p. m. to vote on
! asking vote of the trade accord Z
I ing to Section 86 of our COnStitu- :
! tiOn. i'm reference to repeating :
! laws enacted i'm 1914 convention :
+ pertaining TO officers salaries. :
John j. Gilmore, Pres. :
: Alice Sewers, Vice Pres.
: Evelyn Sell. Rec. See. :
: Frank Thomas, Act. Treas. .
+. Ray Rawlings, Guard I
X. Il. Mccormick, Fin. See. f.
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NOTICE LOCAL UNION 10 .

4 AT the regular meeting of Local 4
4 Union No. 10 to be held August I
4 !, there will be a vote OF asking I
i a vote of the trade in regards to 4
= the change made i'm Section IS of I
= our Constitution at the last con- I
4 venti0n. 4
= Frank Duffy, Pres. 1
= Thomas Curley, Vice Pres. .
James ID. Gibson, Fin. See. 4
= Fred McGillivray, Rec. See. I
!: Alfred Jewell, Treas. :
= George Wilson, Guard !
= Thomas Ramsey, Trustee :
! Lewis Silliman, Trustee !
Z Willard Garner, Trustee I
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NOTICE!
Important Announcements Of Local
Unions are to be found In this
Column
Z Il 4 4 4 4 = 4 q q T. 4 4 T. T. s 4
NOTICE LOCAL UNION 81 ::

+ Can0nsmIrg, Pa--All members !.
= are hereby notified to be present :
Z at next regular meeting at SIOvak :
= Hall, Monday, August at p. m. Z.
= to comply with our members who !
: were In accordance with the com. {
Z munication from Local Union l22, I
: Cambridge, Ohio. Said cOmmuni- :
Z cation pertaining to Section SO Of Z
: our, National Constitution. .
: {. Rawlings, Pres. .
: j. Mamrack, Vice Pres. =
: NJ. Spray, Rec. See. .
: G. Wright, Fin. See. =
A. Bender, Treas. :
j. Green, Guard i.
G. Harris, Inspector =
ii. O. Balls, Statistician .
j. Marshall, Statistician =
: N. Delaney, Trustee =
: A. HampsOn, Trustee =
William DOnklin, Trustee =
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NOTICE LOCAL UNION 122

+ Cambridge, GA special meet I
j. ing has been called for Wednes- i.
+ day, August 9 at 1880 p. m. at :
+ Moose Hall to vote on asking I
4 vote of the trade according to See !
+ tiOD 86 of our Constitution, in ref !
+ erence to repeating laws enacted I
+ i'm 1914 convention, pertaining to I
+ officers salaries. !
+ James COffey. Pres. I
+ c. M. Hubbard, Vice Pres. I
+ Elmer Lewis, Fin. See.
+ Earl johnson, Treas. !
+ Harry Walpass, Inspector I
= John Ellis, Trustee !
j ID. w. Allison, Trustee ::
= John Mooney, Trustee !
= Arthur Ferber, Rec. Sec. ::
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Capitalization
Is Needed
BY DON GILES

Education and not more legiSla-
ton is the solution for the states
hunting accident problem. accord
ing TO Harold Lille of Lansing,
chairman of a state prevention
committee.
On the safety committee are
George Wheeler OF Mt. Pleasant
and Ed Flack OF Saginaw. They
were appointed by p. j. HoffmaS-
ter. director OF the conservation
department. following last years
deer season in which Michigan led
the nation with 1873 gun accidents,
% fatal.
Hoffmasters committee recon-
mended motion picture and a
series of film strips showing the
right and wrong way of handling
firearms and that these pictures
be circulated widely next fall
through schools, industrial plants
and other groups.
1t also was suggested appro-
pirate posters be shown in all
places where hunters congregate
and extensive use be made of ra-
dio and newspapers.
The Michigan United CenseFHs-
tion Clubs, made up of about 80
M ic HI gan organizations. have
pledged their support by offering
to sponsor local campaigns of
safety education in their commu-
mites.
Other groups suggested TO Hoff-
master and his committee that
gun experts, either be placed on
the committee or in advisory ca
pacity.
They pointed out there were in
Vulnerable trap, skeet and rifle
experts ready and willing TO assist
in prove tion of the annual
slaughter of humans.
When Did You Last Buy q BOnd:-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
WORKS WITH USGA

Richards works with the United
States Golf Association in this
connection and the decisions in his
book are final. The book is Alex
golfing bible.
The book is a big one, but in the
maze of questions and answers
Alex finally discovered what he
was looking for. A Los Angeles
golfer had the same experience
Devany's friend did. The ball stuck
10 his club, too.
what about II ." the Los
Angeles golfer asked the USGA.
Richards, after explaining that
the case is most unusual and no
mention is made of it in the rules,
decided that rule II CD applies
The rule:
eff n ball lodge In anything
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Golf Rule Puzzles
Solved by Experts
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBROD

moving, a ball shall he dropped,
or IN on the putting green,
placed. as near as possible to
the spot where the object was
when the ball lodged In IL, with
out penalty"
That's the rule which applies TO
a ball which comes 10 rest in a
tractor, wagon or even train
crossing the course. The club, in
this case, is the moving object.
In other words, TO get down to
the case Devany cited. the golfer
would drop the ball in the trap
NOT ON THE GREEN OR IN
THE CUP.
There is no penalty, but natur-
ally he counts the last stroke-the
one which resulted in the ball
sticking to the club.
Have any battling situations
like this come up in one Of your
rounds: II so, send them TO the
Golf Editor of The Detroit
Times, uOho with Alex Ross ViU
help to soIUe them.
soldier Buy War BOnds Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Colt Is Best
AnonaPaeers

CLEVELAND, June 30 CINS)
"A husky brown colt, Attorney.
today dominated the 3-year-old
PAGERS of the Grand Circuit in the
same manner as a filly, Yankee
Maid. does the trotters. as the re-
suit of a two-heat victory in the
Matron Stake for PAGERS.
Attorney, h an d ed by Art
Blackwell. clipped the first heat
in 2:04.5 and then won the second
effort in even easier manner. Ed
die Ravens ran second in both
heats.
Miss Sarah Abbey, who was
starred in Hollywood's production
Home in Indiana took both
heats of the 20 trot for Walter j.
Michael of Bucyrus.
-when Did You Last Buy Q Boud:--
Order 10c United States War
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them to your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Elmer Hackney Signs
Contract With Lions
by United Press

Elmer Hackney. the "one-man
gang" from Kansas State. has
signed his 1914 players contract
with the Detroit Lions. coach
Charles E. tGus) Dorais an
nounced today.
Hackney. who will be playing
his third year with the Lions after
performing one year each with
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh is
the first veteran OF the 1943 De-
troit squad to sign for the coming
season. Six rockies have previ-
ously signed contracts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Briggs Stadium
Workers Play Golf
international Photo

Employees of Briggs Stadium
will hold their annual golf tourna-
ment tomorrow at Hawthorne
Valley. Charley Escoe will be the
defending champion with Louis
(Red) Moreau again his chief
challenger. Two challenge matches
are in the making-Jack Adams VS..
Wish Egan and Fred Haner VS..
Neal Conway. The George Haar
Trophy will be competed for
the first time. Dinner and presen-
tation of prizes will follow the golf
tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

knock the ball off there? Or. TO
make it more complicated, can he
bump the ball off the club and
into the cup and consider it holed
out on the last stroke?
Even Alex (Alexander) Ross,
Detroit Golf Club pro and rules
authority was somewhat puzzled.
so he did what ne always does
when he encounters a stickler. He
consulted Richard S. Francis book
Rules and Decisions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Fiqht Results

BosToN-Manuel Ortiz. 1881. ri Cen.
tro Calf. decisioned Larry BoIvin, 1854 +,
Providence. r. /. G0J. Johnny FLYNN,
2is. Rochester. y. y, decisioned Earl
Mulhgan, 179. Lowell Knocked out Ernie
Williams. 1870. Newark. n. J. a.; Lou
Falco. 129. Middletown, Conn. decisioned
Al Rodriguez, l25. Mexico City (6)
FALL RIVER, Mass. Verne Patter.
son, $50. Chicago decisioned Al Saunders,
1853. Montreal CO).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
De Soto Local Wins

John Kryston singled as a
pinch hitter and later scored the
winning run on Dorchys single in
the ninth inning as DeSoto edged
out Kelsey Hayes, SO. TO take
over second place in the east side
of the UAW-CIO Softball League
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

Remember the stickler Joe De-
vany, Crosse lie golf pro, came up
with some time ago.
In a trap, golfer takes a
mighty Swipe with his niblick or
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
OTHERS PLAYED

Though neither was in Tiger
livery at the time, Doc Cramer
and Pinky Higgins saw action in
All-Star contests. In fact. Cramer.
as "A member of the Athletics or
Red Sox. was picked in five.
The first of the All-Star games
was played at Chicago in 1888.
Gehringer was the only Tiger Sc
lection that year. being named as
a second baseman. Of course.
joe cFeHin. Who may he named
again this year, also participated
in that first big event. The
Americans won the game 4 to 2.
Lefty Gomez. Lefty Grove and
Gen. Crowder were the junior
league FINGERS.
Following were previous Tiger
selections:
is33-Chsrisy Gehringer
ls3t-Tommy Bridges, Gordon thlekeyl
Cochrans, Gehringsr.
1925 49, Cochrans tmanAger), Bridges,
Gehrngsr. sehoolboy Rowe
1898 Bridges tpiacs taken nv Vernon
Kennedy White sox), Gshrlnger. Goose
Ooslln Rove.
lss7 Brids.s Gshringsr Hank Green
b.rg. Gee Walker (plAee taken by Sam
-Gshrinssr. GreenbsrE. KENNEDY
Rudy York
1919 Bridges Gresnbsrg. Buck Newson.
1et0-Bridges Greenberg Newsom.
iati--Ai Benton Tsbbs,u. York.
ia17 Benton, Harold Sewhoussr, Teo'
BETS York.
800, Ss~houssr Dick wakefield. York
-Nhen Did You Last Buy bond'--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
State ShuffIeboard Meet

Fred Carver will defend his
state SWITCHBOARD title in a tour
ney starting at IL a. m. Sunday
at Palmer Park. Forty-five en-
tries are scheduled in singles and
doubles. The meet will continue
Tuesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

teams at Pitts
burgh. July IL,
strangely. was
first chosen for
the midsummer
elias sic as a
catcher.
That was in
! 9 3 8, W h e n
York was also
tried out as a
Tiger outfielder
and before Jack
Zeller thought
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Z dbers boy Wa bonds To
Scratches

Scratches
ny United Press
DETROIT
Weather. cloudy. track fast,
Post 10 p m Detroit timeD.
Eighth Race Ebony Tune.
SUFFOLK
Weather, cloudy, track, fast
First Race tragA Cananee.
Tyrne In Dutch Friar Scout.
Second Race-Back 20 Back.
ARLINGTON
Weather clear track, fast
Post D N Detroit ttmel
FIRST RAce-Mon Flag. CincinnAtus,
Brown MASK. Ann. Borders Boy, Total.
Second Race--Inhnity shsik.
Third Race-Gleeful
AQUEDUcT
Weather clear, track, fast
Post, t.i5 p m. (Detroit time).
FRS, Race-oaking Powerhouse.
Second Race-Jacquita. Chuckls.
Third Race-Bar snip
Sixth RAce--Francis Marion, Charhe
Noble
Seventh Racs-Chiomers Silver Plate,
oeesnus Hello Bill
Eighth Race - d airy Lady, Rsth
Roman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
EIGHTH RACE
Detroit Results


ton. 3.yesr-olds. 8 furiongs:
Late Thread tRoberts) 400 40 220
Drawaway Layton) 100 10
Speedy show (canarells) 90
Boli.. Mokug. Eleanor Van, Gray Dot,
Miss Freedom also ran.
Filed.
SECOND RAcE-si 400. claiming. ..
Happy Joan tcanar.na) no $40
Messy Lake tseurlock) 800
lisa Applaud Mis-. wolverins. Lueif.r
and Mighty Bold also ran.
THIRD RAcE-si 900. platter eombins-
| ton, 3-year -olds and up. furlongs.
I Erin Torch tAdamsD $40 90 W
/ Call 10 colors CThompson) 900 40
I Through Train tBiancob 300
High One. Eivsus. Gray Romano. and
Budgeteer also ran.
FOURTH RACES 900. platter com
sln ,,n 2 WE ,ss..os 90 $50
I ciAyourne Hart $50 zu
I Pies Pat fAlfonso) $50
Time l.l3 -
sorbonne and siverdonns also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-s7 900 the Hubbard
( Purse. 3-year-oIds, Q furiongs;
/ Ray G. LaytonD ? 40 $50 70
Valdtna Ioris tBiancot go 10
2 WEXFORD Point tseuriock) SlO
Time TIA As.
/ Darby Damron, Dnscoli and Piayooo
also ran.
SIXTH racer 900, platter combins-
/ ton. 3-year-oids and UP, furlonEs
| Velvet Heels (Lsytonl II so 80 2 30
/ Cooling Spring tcansrellaJ 10 so
Flying Torpedo Martin zoo
Time IL is. -.
Cecil. Tomiuts and Three clovsrs also
ran.
SEVENTH RAcE-si. 400. platter com.
blnaiion. 3-year -olds ana up. lis miles
Foment iRobertal IL 30 80 70
Anita ChiQuita CHArD $50 "
Appointse tAdams) zSo
Time 81 as.
Plueky Teddy. Sweet Olga. Precision and
Spread Eagle also ran
EIGHTH RAcE-Si 400. platter eomhina-
ton 3-year Odds and Up ! l-lS mules
Star Back fAoIsns) 1890 70 ~
Aaelson tRobertsl---. 40 - 81
Bet+othed martini ~
Time Is =,
Mary n V Dtssenston Sir, JuAnits N
and Okoole MRlunA also ran
solAl.~. nuN Ro0ds Too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

UP the happy idea of switching
Hank Greenberg TO the outfield
and turning the first base job
over TO the big Indian.
AS a catcher or an outfielder,
York was about as useful TO the
American Leagues team as he
was to the Tigers in those capaci-
ties. Joe Mccarthy had available
pair of fair-to-middling receivers
in Bill Dickey and Rick Terrell
and two not-to-be-sneezed at first
sackers in Jimmy Foxx and
Greenbere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
York Useful
In Star Ti|ts
BY LEO MACDONELL

Rudy York, who hopes to be
named for the fifth time in the
annual All-Star game between
National and American League
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

b | a $ T. The
trap is heavy
from rain or
Sprinkling and
on completing
his swing. the
golfer finds the
bail. lodged in
a lump of clay,
has stuck TO his
club.
/ What then =?
Can the golfer
: I p to I h g
O r q a N "A N q
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
PINCH HITTER

So York was used as a pinch
hitter and struck out in a crucial
spot and the Nationals beat the
Americans in Cincinnati.
But York wiped out this false
start with creditable contributions
once he became an annual pick
in 1871. Under the lights at Phila-
delphia last year, York contributed
a single. The year before al the
Polo Grounds he exploded a home
run.
With a batting average OF 500
FOR six games. Charley Gehringer
now navy lieutenant, Is the most
notable of Tiger All-Star players.
His batting mark tops all other
Aplayers who have appeared in
ymore than three games
Harold NeWhouser, young Tiger
left handler, starred in last year s
game. Should Bob Swift be named
as one OF the catchers. il will be
the new Tigers first appearance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Tennis Results

MEMS SINGLES
WAlly Preston defeated IA RosIak, So
i2-i0: Ray Gibson defeated Al Gross.
sT. al.
Mary fernando 4 Gor,a King so.
81. stephanie Prychitko d. Ruth Milo.
81 50 Florence BanasI d. Catherine
Dritsas. so. 81.
JUNIORS
Al Hetzeck 4 Leonard Bross, is. rs.
80: Bill Sayres d. Walter English,
ga, as.
DOUBLES
Rostak and Preston d. John Cunning
ham ana Mack Taylor. so. so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30
Nioht Edition Code Key

the Detroit Times daily prints IN the
Night Editlon only the name OF morse
which race experts feel 10 among tns out
standing bets nf the day
The code key appears each night 10 the
Eight Star and Red Line editions. a mum
her corresponding 20 each letter OF inc
alphabet. -.
The horses name appears ONLY IN
THE NIGHT EDITION AND IL PRINTED
in CODE. Tomorrow code follows
Ais B-2s C-,5 D-ss E-Ss F-ss Gas
NJ Las J-s5 k-is Las Ms N-Si O-6z
PTS Q-s RS 500 T-s J-ss VI W-ss
Ms l-ts T-s.
10 remember the name OF tomorrovs code
horse appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

FOURTH RAcE-Si 400. platter com
binatfon. 3-year- furiongs:
Helen Ann Van tBianeoD 40 2eo 2 80
ciAyburne Hart $50 20
Pies Pat fAlfonsob $50
Time l.l3 IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-06-30

Mary " V, Dissension Sir, Juanita N
and Okoole MAlunA also ran
solAl.w. Nav Roads Too