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The Glasgow courier., 1944-12-21
Looking
Back .
TEN YEARS AGO
Taken from The Courier Files
for December, 1884

The fifth fatal accident in foul
months on the Fort Peck highway
came with the death of Mrs. Hester
Ann Tribby, SO, project laundry
worker, near the Mix river bridge
In a campaign to clean up the
joints in project towns, ten men
and women were arrested by Of
ficers late Friday night and Satur-
day.
Mrs. Cora Crawford, IA, died at
the home OF her son, w. q. Craw-
ford.
Although it is midwinter, the Fort
Peck project is now furnishing en-
ployment TO 5000.
McCone City, mushroom town a
cross the river, now has popu-
lation of 400 and Is growing fast.
TWENTY YEARS AGO
The big mercantile establishment
of j. L. 1ruscott, one of the Oldest IN
northern Montana, was completely
destroyed by fire which started
about ~ Monday morning from an
oVerheated stove in the shoe room
of the store. The fire was discovered
before 1t had MADE much heaoWay
but before the tire department coulo
get water on the blaze it had crept
IN between the walls OF the ola
building, where it was impossible 10
get at. The total loss is estimated at
$4,000, partially covered by insur-
ance. MI. 1ruscott may rebuild in
the spring. He opened the store here
in 1889.
Orval E. Mason was elected master
of North star lodge.
Ward st. CLAIR returned from
Bozeman, where he has been attend
ing the State college.
Warm clothing and materials are
being sent from the keu Cross OF
flce to rural residents suffering
from three years OF drouth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Only ; New BPA
Officers Named

Otto Bleimeister is one Of three
new officers today of the Bowling
Proprietors Association Of Greater
Detroit. At yesterdays meeting,
Irwin Gies, president: Ere d
Remington, Paul Rabaut, Joseph
Paulus and Andrew Stafsni we're
reelected vice presidents Blei-
meister is fifth vice president,
Sixth and seventh vice presi-
dents added were AL Stock and
Roland J. (Bud) Ritter. Otto A.
Proppe remains as secretary
treasurer. Those named with
Harold J. Allen. Fred Clements
and George L. Waters. past preSi-
dents. form the board of directors.
The association ruled no charity
solicitation can be permitted AZ A
member house without the Organl-
ZationS approval
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
= Youths
Win Title

Two New Workers. 12-year-old
Patricia Carroll. and her 15-year-
old partner. Norman Latin, beat
a field Of older and more eXper-
fenced competitors TO wiz the
novice pairs figure skating title
yesterday in the RSROA L. S.
roller meet at Arena Gardens.
The skill of the two youngsters
was reflected in their high point
rating given them by the Judges,
who classified them as near per-
feet for the event.
Another eastern pair. Cynthia
Ranlett and Irwin Meehan Of
Springfield. Mass. finished second.
The Detroit team of Dorothy Law
and Pat Hogan was third and Ada
Mccain and Lesley Mcqueen also
of Detroit. were fourth.
In Yesterdays only other final,
Ted RoSdahl of Chicago captured
the junior boys figure crown.
John Williams Of Columbus fin
iShcd second and Jack AEnew Of
Pittsburgh, third.
In todayS program starting at
8 a. m, finals Will be held IN
the Junior girls figures and novice
dance. Junior boys and Junior
girls figures clmlnatlOnS and
junior BOYS. and girls free skat-
ing also Will hc held
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
BREVITIES:
PidtdkI Beats
Local Boy

CHICAGO May 3 ms Sea
man or FLATAK Of Chicago.
defending champion M The Ma
uonal AAt singles handbsll tourn-
sment appeared headed today for
his ninth title
PLATAk required only 20
minutes 10 advance 20 todays
third round in eliminating LEON
ARD MELDMAN Of Detroit
The scores were p 10 s. II 10 3.
PLATAK gave good exhibition
Of some of the Kill shots which
earned him eight championships
In the second game. He chalked
up Is points before the Detroit
challenger could come through
with the first Of his three points.
Other second round reSul 5
were
sTANLFY sHIMEUs DETROIT heat
Harvey Crane san Francisco ~ =. zi-ie
CHARLES r. BENNETT. DETROIT.
LEONARD puEBALL. DETROIT. he's,
The Pew n y RYAN. Chirago n }, y z.
JACK HAGTNAH DETROIT be -
Cpl Jars Goldsfein. Camp Camposh. Ky.
PAN, MrRto Detroit. defeated ERs-
KIN GOOD Karsss city as 81 snd
.2f.t7 m The singles sumtnations- >.
CLASS and p PICEENs Detroit Von
rN default over KLAYMAN and ,.
MAYoRWITz ~ g. Louis IN ths doubles
bracket
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

allowed six hits. Though he
faltered in the ninth and with two
out had 10 he replaced by George
Caster Kramer won that first
meeting with Trout
Trout says II will be different
this time.
Trout has been pitching In
worse than hard luck In each
Of three games he has allowed
no more than seven hits or two
runs. vet he lost two. He
dropped the two siN-hitterS, one
to the Browns and another 10
the Indians.
With an even dozen hits. their
biggest total In any ninc-lnnlng
game this year Tigers tOtaled Is
in the l2-inning game IN Chicago
the Tigers yesterday put on their
biggest show OF power The hits
included a home run, triple and
four two baggers.
Browns are hard hit by the
loss of Gutteridgr. second base
man who suffered broken
finger when In the eighth In
ming he attempted 10 trap New
houSer off second base ON n
throw from MancusO. His finger
was damned by the peg, HAROLD
had doubled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
By LAWTON CARVER
I.,.rp.,,.u., S.v. s.r,4,. sport. WI,

International Nsus ssr,tcs sport, writer
LOUISVILLE, Ky. May 3
Sir Up has the speed 10 get
In front and IS m shape 10 meet
every challenge nm the stretch,
he can 60 on any kind Of track
and m EDDIE Arcaro viii have
The best Jockey IN the business
ln hls saddle
With the 10th Kentucky
Derby trthP run Saturday Wst
three DAYS away the horSen0Cn
who have watched the Green
tree Stables star m action
here are almost unanimously
convinced that the foregoing
facts or alleged faciS-a already
have settled the issue.
a few bring up tho name Of
NJ. b. GoffS Skytracer on the
strength OF the licking he re-
Gently gave Challenge Me; sull
fewer others look for Calumets
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

politan League games scheduled
yesterday. the first OF the season,
were postponed because of wet
grounds and will he played today.
Five of the Is Catholic League
contests also were postponed.
Jim Wiser, Redeemer pitching
ace, struck out 10 batters to run
his string TO Al in three games
as the Lions blanked St. Leo, TO.
He allowed only two safeties.
Pitchers were prominent in
other games as well. Dick O'Don-
nell famed II, allowed three hits
and drove IN one Of the runs AS ST
Bernard shut ont ST. Clement, 20
st. Mary of Orchard Lake. with
its basketball ace. Johnny Ra-
koczy, on the mound, trimmed De
Sales, Al. Rakoczy also had a
three-hitter.
In other. games ST. Rita won
from st. Alphonsus, 4-3. profiting
by five st. Alphonsus errors in the
first inning; Tom holland pitched
Sacred Heart TO an S-3 victory
over St. Hedwig. and Xavier
downed All Saints. Al.
Today's Metro games:
Mackenzie a. Cooley BEDFORD ~ CEN
trail. Wright A. T. NJ D. High south
western A. Northwestern. Western At
Chsdsey. Highland Park ~ Hamtramck.
Northern vs.. Cas-, Northwestern South
eastern AZ PershinE, Northeastsru Va.
Eastern. Belle Isle DENLY At Miller
All games AZ .. m
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Likes Tribe, Too

As an afterthought Dean
said.
And those Indians looked
good-Iooked pretty good even
I'm losing here"
With a solid baseball back
ground. which makes Dean an
expert. plus picturesque Ian
guage that tickleS the ribs, the
former big league mound star
is highly popular as a baseball
broadcaSter in the st. Louis
area.
Dean reached ms greatest
heights in 1884 when he
practically pitched the Cardinals
10 the championship Of the Ma
tionsl League by working every
day Of the last three weeks and
then played an important role
in his teams triumph over the
Tigers in the memorable fruit
shower World Series OF that
year.
He won 30 and lost seven in
the regular season and IN the
series pitched 26 innings. win
ming two and losing one game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Fans Not Excited

But with local clubs leading
in both major leagues and Dean
tossed in TO do broadcaStIng,
St Louis is still St. Louis.
The fans here refused 10 get
excited-at least not TO the eX-
tent Of paying money to see the
athletes perform at Sportsmans
Park, Maybe most Of them get
their baseball over the air from
Dean,
The Cardinals. world cham
pions, played the Cubs a double
header here last Sunday-the
day the Tigers. a seventh place
club were packing 10000 into
Briggs Stadium. One day re-
Gently the Browns had a crowd
Of 900 customers.
"Give Detroit a championship
team like the Cardinals with all
their dash and spirit and Briggs
Stadium would turn customers
away every sunday" ST LOUIS
newspaper scribe declared
Detroit wouldn't need n
championship team" replied an
other writer. suppose the
Tigers had done what the
Browns did al the start of this
season-that would he enough
60 fill the big park in Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Bob Tales
First Cracked Skull
Of Season Tells tinsdaIe
Spring Is Here
nv BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

ABOUT rOWN-There are
many ways 10 tell officially
when spring is really here. Over
at Fred Matthaeis Linsdale
College. that fictitious institu-
ton down by the tracks, il is
a sure sign of spring when the
first cracked skull of one of its
members is reported.
This year Roy T. Mitchell,
president of LinSdale, had the
distinction of heralding spring.
Roy is confined to his home to-
day with a three-inch fracture
just above his left temple.
II all happened last Sunday.
II was swell day for golf and
Roy invited the vice president
of one of the big motor car
companies here for a game OF
pasture pool.
On the first tee. the motor
executive took a violent prac-
tice swing and caught Mitchell
on the head. The match was
finished and the Linsdale golfer
stopped off al a doctors on
the way home 10 find his skull
was dashed.
Roy'S friends will he glad 10
know he is coming along swell.
But the entire episode caused
Matthaei 10 comment.
You can see what We have
10 put mp with In our custom
ers, even In time Of war ="
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

PenSive 10 make a race OF IL.
but they all respect the one
they call the big horse of this
$4,000 added show,
Possibly the biggest field
since 20 went 10 the post IN
1897, when War Admiral won.
will charge around Churchill
Downs in the mile and quar-
ter test. and out of the mess
of some II or rs some over
looked 3-year- old may score one
for the dark horses.
but you won't find many
wagering against the recent
winner of the Wood. Nothing
happened m yesterdays running
Of the mIie derby trial 10 cause
the Sigh test CONSERVATION.
BrnadClOth. the second choice.
won II. but beat no Standouts,
except possibly GreentTee's
Broad Grin. which finished sec
ond six lengths back
Broad Grin will not be en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Some Town, We Are

Gordon CObblcdiCk IF the
Cleveland Plain Dealer has this
TO say of Detroit and the way
fans here accept baseball
II don't know how u was in
the other town hut in Detroit.
where the Indians split a pair
Of games with the Tigers Sun
day every man. woman and
child. every soldier and civilian
among the 4O.5SO persons pres
emf will want 10 come back and
bring his neighbor
The baseball played hy the
Indians and Tigers was pretty
bad from \ technical point ~
view. but IN was exciting base
hall and tho customers loved ~.
They whoOpod and they hollerod
and they wanted TO lynch Bill
Grieve. tho umpire when he
called 4 close one against the
home nine in tho last inning Of
the first game
Il cant remember that De-
iroii fans ever displayed more
enthusiasm 10 years ago. when
Mickey Cochrane was driving
the Tigers 10 their first pennsnt
in quarter of century
What docs II all prove
Why. very obviously II proves
that this guesscr was % degrees
out Of line when he predicted
few months ago that the people
wouldn't buy the kind OF base
ball that is up for sale now.
The Detroit newspapers we're
so sure that the town wouldn't
be interested IN a team as bad
as the Tigers that only one Of
them The Detroit Tines sent
a staff man LEO Mactoneln 10
cover the spring training ACTIVE
ties AZ Evansville, Ind
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

And II VIII be quite a bit When
the Giants. Dodgers and Yankees
highlight a program TO raise So
900. 900 600 for the Fifth War
Loan Drive June L 2-IItilY July SIN
New York. The baseball teams
will play a "tri-cornered game and
all other sports have volunteered
to do their part.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Stir Up Is Derby Big Horse

American EAgle-NO boy SOL
Hope KOna-A. BOdiOu SOL
KOpe Kona was sent here
from Hawaii 10 run in the
Derby and nothing short Of an
accident will stop him from at
least starting. He was bred In
the Hawaiian Islands and is
little thing with a short name
that looks like a crew haircut.
and To the best of any one'i
knowledge around here can't
run a lick.
He's another of those Burnt
Corks. the horse which started
last year against Count Fleet
and against all reason. He
finished last. beaten slightly
more than 3S lengths.
OF the rest, Alorter pulled up
with a sore foot after a sizzling
workout yesterday and this may
throw him out of IL. although
he still is listed as a probable
starter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Glenn Grove Named
Irish Cage, Grid Pilot

SOUTH BEND. May 3 1NS) -
Glenn +. Grove, eldest Of the seven
famous brothers of Notre Dame
athletics. was appointed acting
head basketball coach and assist
ant football coach AT Notre Dame
for the remainder Of the war.
Grove succeeds r ward w.
Krause. a member OF the marine
corps. Grove will be given a leave
Of absence AT Xavier, where he has
been coaching since 1882.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

Ond Wuen lnOuknt hettner
cleveland third basemsnl was
going TO catch York's drive.
Il WAS on second with the ty-
ing run and only one down,
you'll remember. ! had 10 he
careful II there were tw0 out
I would have been on my way
and scored easily.
II still believe 7 wasn't out
at the plate
Ruling that SGScc had tagged
Mayo. GreNc called nun out
There was an angry protest
from Mayo and be- was banished
for the day. The rule SAYS
player ruled out for one game
also is out for the second half
~ a douhle-headcr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Fordson Teams Win
In Track, Baseball

Fordson High athletes tri-
umphed in baseball and outdoor
track yesterday. The Tractor nine
won at Royal Oak, Al, Al Porto
allowing the losers five hits. He
also hit a homer.
FordSon's thinclads took the
measure Of River Rouge az Ford
son Stadium. 65lz 10 1871, winning
eight Of the u events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

In first game under ROY
JOHNSON. manager pro tenn,
this afternoon al Wrigley Field.
The Cubs had lost nine straight
under Manager JIMMIE Will
SON, who resigned.
Rumors have it MUDDY RUEL,
CHARLIE GRIMM and BILL
TERRY all have been sounded out
regarding the managers job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Hal TdkinQ
Star S Role
BY LEO MACDoNELL

ST. LOUIS. May 3-Ths may
be Harold Newhouser's year-the
big season the lsnky Tiger left
handler has been waiting for.
In five years with the Tigers.
Newhouser. brightest pitching
prospect ever to come off the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

RLES VI Z r Z + / l.
SCHANZ. "A years old, a AZ
because OF his eyes. IS the pitch
ing-hitting sensation of the Phlla-
delphia Blue Jays. Schanz linn
tied the Giants 20 one hit yes
terday. He is a dangerous hitter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Michigan skaters:

Won additional titles IN the sec
ond day Of the Natlonal AAU
meet IN Chicago. GENEVlEVE
ROSS won the juvenile figure
skating champion. Other winners
were WILLIAM JAMES, junior
BOYS $50. PEGGY MADDEN, Ian
sing girls $50: DALE GODFREY
bows 4AO. IRENE CHORkEY
girls 400 and CARNEY WELLS
midget girls 440. and LAW
'RENCE WELLS. midget boys
41O
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Siainback
Out 3 Weeks

PHILADELPHIA, May 3 CUP)
Tuck Stanbsck. centerfielder
of the New York Yankees. will be
OUT OF action for three or four
weeks, Acting Manager Art
Fletcher announced today follow
mg diaCnos ~ IN injury suffered
in yesterdays game with the
Philadelphia Athletics.
Stainbaek. who iS hitting az a
400 clip broke a small bone n bus
lex stealing econA base. tie viii
return 20 New York with the NSH-
KEGS following t0days game
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Abel Picks AIorter

When the horses parade post
ward this Saturday afternoon at
Churchill Downs for the 10th
running of the Kentucky Derby,
Whitley Abel'S Cramps Image,
winner Of tho Chesapeake
Stakes AZ Pimlico last Saturday.
is scheduled 10 be among those
starting
In ON munication with
friends here. Of which he has
many. Abel let IL he known
that he considers ALORTER
and NOT Stir Up as the horse
10 beat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
HurlS I'd
Prep Win

Bob Miller. who pitched St.
Mays High of BEDFORD TO the
ruHnerup spot in the first dtvi-
sion of the Catholic League last
year. again is spreading the bad
news 10 parish mines.
The tall, all-around star. who
made The Detroit Times Au-Cath-
Ole football and basketball teams,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

Dave Ferguson. who owns
BeIl Buzzer, Detroit's hope IN
the Derby. became so excited
he chased down 20 Louisville
over the weekend 70 travc UrTe
more fast look az his stretch
running colt
~ haven't changed my mind"
said Dave. "Bell Buzzer will
he running In the stretch when
most ~ the others are fading
like morning glories In the sun"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

Browns are hot--they're liable
20 60 places.
1T ISN'T a. good hall club
"a last year. but IL has more
hustle and speed. The pitching,
Of course. will tell the tale.
The Browns have been get
ting excellent pitching. better
pitching perhaps than expected.
II the pitchers can hold To that
pace. the Browns definitely will
be n threat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

n
Detroit sand
lots, h as re-
flashes
of brilliance.
T here was
that game in
New York last
season. for in
S a n c g, in
w hich tn e
lanky s gu [ h
paw struck out
IA ba I S m g n.
most Yankees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

principals IN a
stirring mound
q u e | in the
opening game
of the season IN
Detroit, again
will face today
in the second
of a I hre g
game Serie s
here
In Det OF {,
Trout a n d
Kramer q A c n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Make Rnn stick:

That was warning of HERBER T
BAYARD SWOPE, New York
racing commissioner to the N.
Y. Jocky Club today against
practice OF ordering alleged Of
tenders against rules TO race else
where"
Swopc insisted any one.banned
in New York should be banned
everywhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

wear Is a WIDE
open affair
Anything
can happen,
u g a n pre-
dlCted
Il lean 90
pitching, YOU
know" Dean
. y pla med
land the sen
stOTS hBv .
good pitchers
" ut tn sc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Joyce Ksyoes Lunny

Los ANGELES. MAY 3 ms
Willie Joyce ~ Cary wore the
California lightweight crown to-
Gay after scoring an elghtn-roUd
knOckoutvi.tnry over Ray LUnny
IN their scheduled 1Z-roInd utlc
bout ~ OLNnpc Auditorium
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

AFiAE - "a - u LOUIS ii 4 ~
'Batfed for JscEurki IN seventh
Ran for HsyWorth In seventh
DETROIT 001 02n 100
81 Louis 600 i2n 000-3
RuDs-Mayo Hostetler 2. Richards
Eppe Clery Mancuso Runs batted in
Mayo ?. York 2 MarCuso. Jackucki Two
base hits Mayo. Hostetier. York Man.
cuso, Newhoussr ThTee-base hit-Hosfet-
Ter Home Mayo. Sacrifice hits
phens 10 hcQunn. stephens % Gutteridge
20 McQuinn. Newhouser 10 Hoover 70
York. Hoover ~ Mayo 70 York Left On
bases 81 Louis B. Detroit 10 Bases on
balls-Off NewhouSsh 3 off Jackucki D.
Struck out-By Nsvhouser 3 by Jackucki
J. by Muncrisf J. HHs--On sundrs IN
inning off Jackucki IN q innings.
OF Muncrief IN innings Hit by Pitcher
By Jackucki (Rossl. Wfd pitch-Ney-
houser Passed bail-MAncuso Losing
pitcher Jsckucki. Umpires PipEras.
Stewart. MCGOWAN. Time -. Attend
ance-1, 23i.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
The Services broke:

Even with professional baseball
yesterday RUDE Me l. r O y,
pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
made the navy and GENE
MOORE outfclder FOR the ST.
Louis Browns, was rejected by the
army.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
Rerf RubU Won yIGG

Feature al Fairview, throwing
LOUIS KLEIN last night .
RUFUS JONES and BUDDY
KNOX drew RED DAWSON
threw ANGELO MARTINELLI,
and DALE PADDOCK and JOE
WOI. II drew.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

10 the In
dams in De
troit Sunday
Mayo was
called out at
home by I'm
plre Bill
Grieve when
he tried 10
score on
Rudy York 8
single 10 left
II pulled
up for a sec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

Milwaukee leading Columbus by
percentage points only Yes
tcrday Columbus defeated Toledo.
7-3. while Brewers were idle &.
Other game: Louisville II, In
diAnapolS !.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

II was sweet revenge for mis-
treatment Newhouser suffered in
Detroit in the first series OF the
scht ule. In that game NewhouSer
lasted only two innings.
Since then, however, Newhouser
has compiled a very respectable
work sheet. In 70 innings pitched,
practically three full gam es,
Harold has yielded a total of only
five runs. an average OF less than
two game.
He gave up 10 hits. a shade
better than four hits per game
He saved one game for Rufus
Gentry against the Indians and
lost another relief job m the
same club on a blooper hit by
Mike Rocco.
But probably the most enCour-
aging aspect of Newhouser' 5
pitching is his Improvement in
control. He walked 10 men, about
three a game, which is notable
for the once wild man Of the
Tiger staff
On this basis II looks a. IL
NewhouScr vas entitled 20 rec
ord better than three games won
and two lost.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

scored his sec
ond victory Of
the season as
the RusticS
. hipped st.
Gregory, 81.
Miller famed
II and gave up
only four hits,
the same num-
Der yielded by
] o g Twooney
of St. Gregory.
All 10 Metro
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
SpOr
Dean FaVefs Nets
as FIaq Choice
in Mide-Open Race
Nv LEO MACDONELL

ST. LOUIS. Nav 3-Jeromo
tDizzy) Dean. the inrmltahlc
s.. Louis broadCsSter who once
pitched a lot al baseball for The
Cardinals. thinks the American
League championship race this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03
WHIZZER

Times Photo
Cute little Nancy Lee
Parker of Detroit is one Of
the juniors who compete
today In the free-style
figures of the L. s. roller
meet at Arena Gardens.
She's 9 years old.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

ever WhlIIed IN a Single CONTEST.
II was such performances
spread out through an otherwise
indifferent career that enabled
the Tiger master minds TO keep
faith in the young flinger-the
belief that one day he would come
into his own, as has Paul DIZZY
Trout, who came up the hard
way.
Atop a brilliant thinning. four
hit victory over the White SOx
recently, Newhouser yesterday
pitched the Tigers 10 a SEVENTH,
4 TO 3 triumph over the Browns,
the league leaders first home de-
feat of the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

RUDE MELTON of Brooklyn
Dodgers pitching staff has been
accepted by the navy and will
report in three weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-03

For INDUCTION physical t0day
al Harvey Ill, and BURT SHOT
TON took over management of
the Indians during Boudreaus alb
seDCe.