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AUToMoDllfs poR SAle fcoat.I !.

pnaGlk 5sas NV Ye NsrtS tss5 $685.
kJiCK isli spseiii -dssr: Essisr; ssst
P9EIiASa KinS q. Aszs9dris: 2ell!s; l!s !;
aaa Tlac casstssa; Hsn;; st ysss ssssnar,s s'ssn
DUiCK 1885 convertible sedan: excelient
5..1 KENNY Tnl h9g4R 9sSl SALE 9Th and = 81.
CHEvKOIET 1889. a-door master sedan;
trunk. heater, excellent tires nne appear
1907 j. W. hishwsy. Silver sprinss, Nd.
lsss' tour door. podss ss 1855 1855 foar-door.
PONTIAC, 4sai ccnnecticut. wo. 800.
res sesel eo0s SsS runna cooaton coaf $50
cash. Lincoln a425 after pm.
CHEVROLET 1941 Special dc luxe 2-door
sss fs VI. :ns :ss kz4FY M ssS sss4oR
sSed ! !SSasins sSndifien: c4: oo1i: %:
radio and heater; low so1l milesse. sRNDAIi
Esesiisnt condition., is tres ' sood. % VA. N sssS
FORD r.. cN 1871 ,.a,s senys,t,sls coupe: = clean
NJ NJ ssss TTsae H and terms. a q; n 'na : ~
soso sss sSs T1r sss kks1 u .SSs Sos Sssesni z
anDscN sGS n law ~ eov.rtS. a TIL SSSt eb eoupe
Ia SALE 1898 4-door sedan: radio and
hsn,ss sn'ssai fHxWSH' isa'ns soR SndSn c9
a aoSs SALE 4 T. ,ssz oner, MI olss ,ov ..,,
excellent eonalslon' new tires: private
IiscoLEezESsTia IHses; Rg FIJI 1889 custom 4-door
sedan; Al cond.: below ceiling: no dealers.
LINCOLN-zIsHYR 1910 sedan; radio and
sale: PAEKWAy MoToR RICO CO. =; sosf a''i1 Il
ssas s1e e.ssesa r:S'o :se n@ sna
MERcURY 1910 4-door sedan; radio and
heater: excellent mechanical condition
MoR g. 'ss sos spisf :se 8: I rAfk
PACKARD 1891 sedan: excellent condition
radio and heater; S11b. Parking lot,
PackARD lsea ARD 1897 81 4.door sedan $685. Ford
1888 coach, SS25. Ford 1885 coach; radio
son 1887 sedan: ssssS s 1'St, Join i'Gi REAse Asa;
rL9MoHfa ilt Hfia 'i 1888 s" sedan; ..e.ll.n. me.
inspected; sacrifce 5000 below ceiling
murray. 1909 r. I. ave. NV. 1Os
PLYMOUTH l94i 2-dooE sedan: conditioE
co. 1Ia7 10th st. nv.
PLYMOUTH 80, can be seen at 4Os 2ett
st. NV. in gas station. los
PLYMOUTH 1912. 2 doors; . local one
co far ,nd ysri 81 sern AN S1ok ssss
HUDSON 1 942 super s'8' club coupe. Thi,
BEEDALL PohTIAc. King st.. Aiexsn.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
WAREHOUSES FOR. RENT.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

'FIREPROOF warehouse; $4,000 SO. IT.:
short term lease. Box 65-H, Star.
Evening star., 1944-09-09

ARLINGTON. VA most beautiful brick
house Colonial style). on a corner lot 63x
12O, consisting Of a large liv. rm., music
rm. with fireplace, screened-in back porch,
dining room and kitchen on 1st floor; 8
large bedrms., tile bath on 2nd floor; rec
reation room with private bar and full
bathroom; noored attic and built-in garage,
oil burner, h.-w.h.; prewar construction;
4k years old; l block from transportation.
10c bus fare, and close to schools and
stores; price, .SI3,5OO.
6-rm. and bath. asbestos shingled house
with fireplace, coal,burner h.-w.h., extra
large rooms, 2 porches, lot 75x125. many
pretty shade trees, double garage; very
close in: price, S1O.95O. REIBLE, agent,
oxford 0515 or GIL. 1923.
NEAR FALLS CHURCH, VA.-28 acres, all
modern center-hall brick. home. OIL heat.
modern equipment baths. fireplace and
house with about 10 acres if desired.
In Falls Church; 6 rooms. 1 bath. coal
hot-water heat. wooded lot. 60x325; $500.
; rooms; ! bath, frame, Franklin Park,
phone Falls Church 1928. Closed sundays.
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LEGAL NOTICES tc.ns.

lecAL NOTICES tcsns.l
Msski.1sss. D. q. Atssr.ss isr LiSssss
lM rHr prsrRicr s5s1s cc:ouRr or rHr
,,l,s.n United ,e. sssses for the District q Coz
g IfzTpb sSaTNlssiS 81 5H Ta5ps
sa1ti.: is h.;.ta 81 p a.:;r COPE or s4o'Tns
nss q fna he Fruit
locsted ct 1888 Fifth, Street NE. WASH
ington. p. c.. and deal generally In whole.
Be " one ii Il, gsnersi psrtrer-Frsni Man
NE, wa.hinston. D; C., and tive CD
r. r. q. 10. Bog 30e, sparrows Point ~
Road. Lodse Forest, MARYLAND: that each
contributed $4,000 Of capital to the
S 3 ,S S sn.. ..d Limited n. part
isrminats ten GO, years from SAID said q date.
sssap rRANk oN MAsc6so N % sss.n { JOIN JOIN
4; wArTaF KIRscHHGki HGkNo sssa1 R3RERT
sSss !, 4 ces%si: s,;,if + ! sIEzsoR
District Of Columbia. do hereby certify that
certiicstion of the f Formation i Of q Limited in ted
,o dated AosuSt is4. end
Frank Mancuso beine personally we'll known
70 me as the person who WI, executed M the said
~ iss4. sea, ssssI5 . 'oaa slEHsos s EEksLE2
SHss5y Igss p G.ry.Ss HSSs9%hapoa SSaas9 e.
Ia Notary Public, in and for. the State
Ssrs S cs SHp1s JOHN q f. ssRHss a
late of the Formation Of . Limited
dss anSSs s
the said John H. Klrschner and Robert c.
s ts %so executed s shs sa
Certincate and acknowledged the same to
be their act and deed. Given under my
A.p, 1914. sseai1 ELizAsETH j JJAHssEN..
Notary Public. commission expires May z.
catS ss' srEwART true c.rF copy sTar Tsit
roSR aas4ss Kapa ss.aisel .7s.s1sssis nsps!s ss.
WILLIAM r. LICHTENBERG. Attorney,
Order 1sIa MttiSn.l P.s.; be-
afs Flied xS. Is. lsaa chsilss
uas.s aas gsssss Isr SSs D,s.s,e. ss !.
Columbia a:MiRA TIA suaos. plaintis; vs.. vs.
ton No. iaSS3.-The object of this suit
dated April III. 1912. into a decree OF
absolute divorce. On motion OF the plain
tin, it is this 25th day OF August. 1914,
| ordered that the defendant. Clyde suggs.
cause his appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day, exclusive Of
sundays and legal holidays, occurring
this order: otherwise the cause will be
proceeded with as in case Of default.
lished once q week for three successive
weeks in the Washington Law Reporter
and the Evening Star before said day.
| (Seall Attest: CHARLES Z. STEWART,
Clerk. By EMMA c. SIMPSON. Deputy
| Clerk. au26.se2,9
HAIRY \. RYAN, JR.. attorney,
815 Fifteenth Street NV.
| Order Publication-Absent Defendant.
Filed Aug. 25. 1914. Charles Z.
Stewart, Clerk.
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PROPERTY WANTED.
BUSINESS pRopERrY FOR SALE.

LIKE 4-FAMILY FLAT, convenient to
downtown area. State cash price. Box
275-R. Star.
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AUTO TRUCKS MAMIE.

WE WISH TO HIRE several trucks with
stake bodies to haul coal and cinder blocks
BLUE RIDGE COAL CO.. INC. 11O7 JEFF
terson Davis hwy. Arlington. ME. 1916
PICKUP TRUCK wanted; will pay cash
CH. 664S I
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LOTS WANTED.

COL0kED-Apt. site. colored, 1OOxl4O,
good NV. section, $4,000. Boz 126-H.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
USED-CAR SALE.

USED-CAR SALE.
AZ Buick special sedanette; r. and h,
AZ Chrysler Windsor sedan, vac. crive
AZ Oldsmobile "7s'' sedan: hydro; r. d b.
~ Buick super sedan; r. and h.
Al Chrysler Windsor sedan; vac. drive:
~ Packard Clipper "s" sedan; r. and h.
~ Olds nobile Big 9 sedan: r. and b.
~ Pontiac Big g sedan: r. and h.
~ Dodge Brougnam: huid drive: r. g. h.
A Studebaker Champion sedan; r and b.
40 ~Pontiac De luxe sedan: r. and h.
40 Buick super sedan: r. and h.
30 Dodge sedan: r. and h.
3S Ford SO" de luxe sedan: r. and h.
CONVERTIBLES:
Al Mercury conv. coupe; T. and h.
~ Chevrolet conv. coupe: r and h.
40 Buick super conv sedan: r. and b.
40 Mercury conv. coupe: r. and h.
7-PASSENGERS.
40 Buick 7-pass. sedan; r. and h.
40 Chrysler T-pass. sedan; r. and b.
Many others in stock
EVANSVILLE BUICK c., Warf,eld 4Il1
Evening star., 1944-09-09
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FINEST COLORED DEVELOPMENT in this
area: 1-family detached homes on 5000
60. feet OF land or more, New. modern.
Four blocks on the District line on
Sheriff rd. ne, rent with option to pur-
chase. CHAPEL OAKS CO.. 500 Addison
Chapel I'd. Fairmont Heights Md. HI
Evening star., 1944-09-09
USED CAR SALE.

USED CAK SALE.
1912 Chevrolet special de luxe town sedan
1912 Chev. SD. d. ]. town sedan; r. and h
!942 Studebaker Commander club sedan.
1912 Chevrolet de luxe town sedan.
l94l Chevrolet de luxe town sedan
1910 Chrysler Windsor sed.; radio, heater
1870 Hudson '6'' sedan. radio and heater
93a La Sale conv. sedan: radio, heater
] 93S Buick club sedan.
1898 Plymouth sedan.
1897 La Sale 4-door sedan; heater.
1897 Ford Fordor sedan.
p36 Buick coupe. radio and heater
q36 Dodge coupe
1894 Chevrolet station wagon
See them today Ask for Mr.. wag
eoner. KENYON-PECK, INC, 2S25 viii.
son blvd. Arlington. Va CHI. 5000.
Evening star., 1944-09-09
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
REAL Estate SALE or excnANcE

TO SELL your Maryland suburban prop
erty. call WA. 1854. ask for MR.. EPLING,
then get ready to move.
Evening star., 1944-09-09

BUICK. Chevrolet. Ford, Packard or any
make car that has had good care urgently
needed. To get the ceiling price, bring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
There we
in Old RI

IF you know Roman history at all, you know it
Il roughly covers period of a thousand years, split
sharply in the middle shortly before the birth of Christ
free Republic; this phase marked by the self-relance
and dynamic indviduasm of the people, the period
of achievement.
For the 500 years the government hardened into
autocracy under the paternasm of the Empire both
hope and ambition in the people gave way to Pessmism
and this the period of decline.
"Then, writes observant historian "came the clos
ing scene. The Roman peace succeeded by half
century of military anarchy in which business was
disrupted and wealth redtributed To the demands
of the soldiers and of the growing bureaucracy, the
government resorted repeated devaluations of the
currency, accompanied by increasing taxation.
"The energetic middle class hard HIT historian
goes on, land the poor further impoverished.
Finally there complete RECOMMENDATION in totall-
tartan The heart had gone of the people, and
the Empire crumbled.'
there newspapers in Old Rome, to stand watch
on government and TO warn the people of encroach-
ments their rights AS for that, there free
newspapers in Fascist New Rome, which is
it went Fascist and has collapsed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

But there newspapers in America fighting news
papers, gant and fearless the side of the peoples
liberties newspapers, unmatched in their efficiency
of news coverage and news Interpretation.
Hearst Newspapers proud to be of that service
able company, whose mission it is alone to be
guard in the American peoples interest, but also
herald the signs and possibilities of their further
advance.
In than dozen of the great key cities ofthe naton
Hearst Newspapers have served their readers SO we'll
for long, the nearly 100000 families they reach
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15
IDUR/EAZISZzC HRyZS
ST HEARv NEWSPAPERS

In the great and varied task of making the
entertaining and serroeable TO the public,
ing accomplishment which includes these
IL uaI Heart Newspapers tbaf f,jf aIe3
pb0iograpbj az q part Of HeaJ.Ho1 eoreragS
IL HaS Heart Newspapers lbsf fui aerei-
ebsS fbs cartoon isfo rrgzlar "TRIP, and then
iSts fbs comic page ubifb haze becomS JNe5
fsetor ~ Ameiaas hfs
IL nSs Heart Nst0sbabevi that bioscerfd
Ibs AJS Of color ~ Bepg and sdiioriai column
II WaI Heart Newspaper, fbai frti EJe9
fsH.t@s Joyngs eorrspoaasrh 10 4yay' JaH
aovry1gs Of set4s |ron b1on4 ar borden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

oeTVIHg ne HWeT1tN
NEW YORK JOURNAL-AMERIcA
Evening and Sunday
NEW YORK MIRROR
Morning and Sunday
CHICAGO HERALD.AMERICAN
Evening and Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-02-15

odetn newspaper interesting, Interpretive.
.Irst Newspapers have record Of pioneer
rsts
II Ua' HeavH Newspaper, ibsf 4Gelopra
ibs PIT complete SRsaaJ Implement
II UaS Hearn Newspapers that fsJf NED
rcgALar 6J-iiss uriieyI and eolEmnun 10 pro
ride ipeiaii-ea cor0ags Of important Ja1j9h
Jsrb n fraScf, 'aaio, pohiia, entertainment,
Jof'dy, fk
II HaS Heart Newspapers ibai FRI Aei
and dtrelqbsd fbs faea Of lbaIal jeaiars. Iseb
aj JrrisiAoviG, boAJeboll bisp coiEmsj, eoOt-
ing neuJ, etc.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-17
YANKEES BEAT
ATHLETICS in
I BIG INNING
NV Associated Press

punching six of nine hits in the
sixth inning for five runs, New
York defeated Philadelphia yester-
day. The Yanks big inning included
three infield hits for two runs and
triple by Borowy who checked
the Athletics with five hits for his
eighth win of the season.
Candini BANKED Boston yesterday
with five hits as Washington de-
feated the Red Sox and snapped
the Boston teams winning streak at
nine straight The Senators took
all eight of their blows off Haus-
mann
St Louis hammered five pitchers
Yesterday for IA hits TO defeat De-
troit in the opener of a four-game
series. Muncrief pitched nine
hitter
Chicago punched four Of six hits
in two innings to defeat Cleveland.
Orcal Grove limited the Tribe to
four blows in the first eight innings
but weakened in the ninth and was
replaced by Maltzerger, who famed
Boudreau with the bases filled.
~
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sons other items of wearing apparel
are not kept. Parents should urge
their children to be more careful
of their belongings.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-17
CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS
Miss Ardys Stiles,
Sgt. 0'Shdughnessy
Will Wed Monday

Miss Ardys Stiles, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Arthur E. Stiles of Walla
Walla, Wash, will become the bride
CT Sergeant William H. Onslaught
messy, U. S. A, son of Mrs. Ida
O'Shaughnessy of Minneapolis, Min
nesota, at an O'Clock nuptial mass
Monday morning in the Catholic
Church of the Nativity. The Rev.
William G. LeVasseur will officate
at the ceremony
The bride will be given in mar
riage by her uncle, John Mccormick.
Miss Jean Taylor will be her maid of
honor and Miss Marjorie Stubble-
field will attend as bridesmaid.
Nancy McVay, niece of Miss Stiles,
will be the flower girl.
T Sgt. Al Dease will be the best
man and SlSgt. Vic Lien will usher.
A reception for the young couple
will be held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Mccormick, 436 Twelfth
Street, Monday evening at $3.50
O'Clock
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-17
SWIMMING
EVENTS ! IN
EVERGREEN

With record attendance OF over
200 children in the swimming pools
Yesterday the swimming races were
held from 2:15 to 245 O'Clock in
the afternoon.
In all, nine races were held with
the winners in order as follows:
Girls running water race t8-l0)--
Beverly Junge, Virginia Baggan,
Stella Dapcevich.
Boys running water race CLIO
Dick Forrest, Jack Schmitz, ALI
Olson.
Girls rock dive CUP to Inlay
Ann Johansen, Sandra Junge, Susan
Wade.
Boys rock dive-David Hill, Dom
aid Barkas, Jimmy Boyer.
Girls swimming race 11-14--
Mary Avoian, Mae Dapcevich, Mary
Thibodeau
Boys swimming race = Tommy
Hughes, Bob Croken, Hugie Doogan.
Girls underwater race IA and
over Mae Dapcevich, Mary
Avoian, Mary Thibodeau.
Boys under water IA and over
-Hughie Doogan, Tommy Hughes.
Girls dead mans float for dis
lance q2-16) Mary Avoian, Mae
Dapcevich, Mary Thibodeau.
The first prize is a theatre pass
and a candy bar; second prize a
choice of the two, and third prize
a candy bar.
Many towels and other articles of
clothing are left in the shower
rooms. Towels, bathing suits, shoes
and bathing hats may be called for
at the office but for sanitary rea-
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-17

ATTENTION WOMEN OF
THE MOOSE

Regular meeting p. m. Execu.
tive meeting at 7:30 p. m. install
lation of officers. Members please
attend.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-17
ARRESTED YESTERDAY

Inez johnson was arrested by the
u. s. Marshsl's office yesterday on
iisorderly conduct charge. She is
in the Federal Jail.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-17

creosoting vat fer lumber were read
and Councilmen voted to set piling
at the Small Boat Harbor for a
storehouse which is to be built
there
The workingmen's compensation
insurance was voted renewed and
was again granted the Shattuck
Agency.
The resignation, effective July l.,
of George O'Brien as fire truck driv
or was read and Mayor A. B. Hayes
was granted permission to appoint
driver to replace him. Repair
work to sidewalks in the city was
ordered and other routine business
was conducted.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-17

TR0UN(E
WILDCATS
SCORE BY INNINGS

The SUPPORT team was out with
blood in their eyes last night ans
troumced the Wildcats 6 to l and
went into a tie with Duck Greek
for second place in the league
standings.
Kuehne hurled three-hit ball for
the Sub-Pcrt gang, and Siminsy,
SUPPORT center fielder starred with
two singles and a double in three
times at bat.
The SUPPORTS outhit and out
ccored the Wildcats. and incident
ally made more errors.
The Wildcats made their lone
tally in the first inning, when
Kuehne muffed a fly ball,
The Sub-Ports took advantage
Of both errors of the Wildcats to
score three unearned runs.
The next league game is sched-
uled for 2 O'Clock Sunday after
noon. The box score of last nights
game follows:
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-17
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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-17
MELTON, S(HANz IN
TIGHT HURLER DUEL
tBy Associated Press

A tight pitching duel between
Melton and Schanz fell apart in
the sixth inning yesterday with
Brooklyn scoring four runs and
Philadelphia three in the same
frame and then the Dodgers went
on to win to a.
With Frank Mccormick and Eric
Upton hitting successive homers off
reliefer Vandenburg in the seventh
inning, Cincinnati 60 m b e d four
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-17
COUNCIL APPOINTS
HUGH B. ANTRIM
AS city ENGINEER

At last nights City Council meet
inc. Hugh B. Antrim was appointed
City Engineer and in conjunction
with this will assume the duties OF
Street Foreman and Building In
spector.
Specifications for the proposed
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-17

MacCREARY IN TOWN
c. P. MacCreary is here from
Whitehorse and is guest at the
Juneau Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-17
Batted for Mastisso in seventh.
Sub-POrt
Totals

Summary-Two-b base hits Simin-
sky; walked by McDaniels, two;
struck out by Kuehne, six; by Nc
Daniels, five Time of game l hour
and as minutes. Umpires, Converse
Brown, Fetchebeck Scorer Monagle.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-17
POTENTIAL
NO.HITTER
IS SPOILED
(By Associated Press)

Hollywood came from behind last
night with a three-run ninth-innine
rally to defeat Sacramento.
Scuthpaw Johnson held San Fran
cisco hitless last night for seven
and two third innings as his San
Deigo teammates chalked up 60
victory Johnson's potential no.
hitter was spoiled in the ninth
when Uhalt singled to left field.
The other two games were cam
celled because of rain.
GAMES FRIDAY
Pacific Coast League
Oakland Portland, postponed,
rain.
Seattle Los Angeles, postponed
rain.
Sacramento 3; Hollywood a.
San Diego 6; San Francisco 0.
National League
Cincinnati 10; Chicago 5.
Brooklyn 5; Philadelphia a.
American League
Philadelphia 1; New York 6.
st. Louis Ia; Detroit /.
Boston 0: Washington d.
Chicago 3; Cleveland l.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-17

hurlers for IS hits to beat Chicago
10 to s.
The two games were the only ones
scheduled in the National League
yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1944-06-17
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it IS not greasy or sticky.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
BALTIMORE A Nd
CUBANS DIVIDE.
DOUBLE HEADER

Brisgs Stadium is ore OF The
favorite places Of Jonas Gaines, the
slender young sou,hpaw who bends
ms elbow for the Baltimore Elite
Giants.
Three years age Gaines made his
first appearance IN Detroit, making
favorable impression as he held
the hard-hi,;ins Homestead Grays
to six scattered his 20 WIN A year
later he returned 70 the Stadium
b-t this time he lost a l2-.nn!ng
pitching duel.;o David Barnhi,i. ace
O! the Cuban Star pitching staff
Does II Again
Canes was back again Sunday
auo this time ne thrilled the 255O0
fans With his old Wi2ardrv on the
bail as he pitched the Elites 10 a
SIS victory in the first game OF the
win bii. Barney Morris, a knucklc-
bal. artist. pitched the Cubans TO
a 81 victory IN the n.ehtcap
Gaines snf.ed the efforts # the
Cuoans al the plate for eight III.
uInss yielding SIX hits Easing up
IN the ninth after he had estab.
llsheo substantial LEAD. Games
"as nickod Tor four hts including
4 resoundlng triple by Rodriguez
speedy little CUBAN third sacker
with two runners on base Three
runs we're scored IN the uprising
Bill HoSklns gave Games lead
~ the first inning when he hon.
cred behind Frank RuSseii's single.
An eight inning rally tailed four
runs on for hits, sacrifice and
walk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
Pittsburgh Crawf0rds Return For Games With Giants
Coach Dues Has Done
A Good Job At Miller

l00-yard dash-Caldwell (Milp.
Minus Woodruff tN.WJ. Elmer Cole
man MilD. Sam Ellis NORTH.
l20-yard high hurdles Ralph
Rowan Mild, Ben Lee (Persh)
Bob Williams (Persh).
Running broad iump-Lorenzo
Wright MilD. Jim Wilson NORTH .
Fred Quarles CN.WD.
l20-yard low hurdles Adam
HouGhton (MilD, Bob Williams
,PcrSh). Blake White East. Ben
Lee Pcrsh)
Relay Teams
Miller high Wright. F.. Cole
man. A. Houghton. c. Caldwell
Northwestern - Arizona Little,
Donald Godbold, Henry Reece,
Minus Woodruff
PcrShing - Bob Williams. Leon
Jackson
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-06-17
FIRST TILT OF
SERIES SLATED
FOR SATURD Ay

The Pittsburgh Crawfords who
split douo,eheader with the De.
trolt Motor City Giants last MAY
20. are returning % Detroit FOL
another series with the locai club
4 three game series the first game
slated for . twilight affair Sa'ur-
day night, June II. ano the last
Two as doub.eheader the follow
ing day All games will be played
al Dequindre Park.
That the boys from Pittsburgh
have just about the best indercnd-
cnt club 10 appear IN DetcoI, ;h:s
season Is without question Their
record Of nine wins IN Is starts -
substantial. proc! OF this assertion
Heavy Hitting
Freddie Moreheld. ect-footed
le.. fie.de- who il being sou9h: by
several league clubs. Is providing
the BIZ pLncA IN the batting which
has boosted ;ae team average aooye
300 In Ga trips to the plate More
hcld has hammers OFT p hits
:or an average o! 375.
Fouy othe. p.ayer; arc hitting
" - SNbs bNt lI"ll~ nay 4 EltN 81 III
ali the Is games. Fuzzy Ta.oert
has been in 10 games. faced pitchers
30 times and raped OFT 70 h.:s
for \ 5i3 average Gabc Pa;.er.
son has been n .eicht games and
collected 10 hits IN 50 trips 10 ,lc
plate for 1873 Baby-talc Pca,.oSs
l6-year-o.d hiCn school hr,, sack
or. has an average Of .3l8. and
Smith Talbert, brother Of Fuzzy.
has compiled an average Of 3i2.
Wee Willie" Pope. the SX-foot
four ROCKY pitcher who scales 90
pounds, Is the leading woundSran
followed by Kimoo and Suailey
Pope mas struck oIt - oattcrS n
the eight games he has worked
He Is also very handy al the plate
To Protect Record
A1ainS: this array Of talent Man
aSer Wilbur Kng WI p.' the fun
force OF his Motor City C ants IN
an effort - continue TIE W.nn.n.
streak q two games
Cecil Kaiser. me young south
paw who IS u0defcated thus lar
;h.s season. WI! be 6n the mound
% ;hc drt same. W..h Eddie Jcfe.-
son. The rdrcy gh;-5andc~. throw
.nS has fast oa.! !u the r.Lh,c4p