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100000.
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE,
RAMBLING BUNGALOW.
NEARBY MARYLAND

Delightful country home at prewar
price. Large, picturesque bungalow of
seven rooms. bath and servants quarters
LARGE living room with fireplace, a guam
Lity OF large closets, city water, hot-water
neat ftau. 'coan. ail-electric kitchen. including
Situated Just far enough OF the main road
to be secluded. yet convenient; So acres,
mostly wood beautiful lawns, nicely
handicapped; flowers, shrubs and ever
green's Several acres in garden with
sood asparagus bed, fruits, berries and
yeloped by an oficial Of the Agriculture
Department: An ideal home for Q Gov
than 10 miles from center of city. shown
by appointment only.
For Further Particulars Call
peter j. hagan,
1887 84th ST. NJ, MT.RAINInR. Nn
WA. 3765.
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ARLINGTON,

BLOCK KEY BLVD.
Colonial brick. s rooms. ga baths, in
cludins basement apt. large living room
with fireplace. screened porch. dining room
ana equipped kitchen, master bedroom, y,
bath, p other bedrooms and tiled bath,
insulated: ns aluminium screens. fenced yard
L. MCGEE KING CH 550Q
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ARLINGTON, VA.
FOR FALL OCCUPANCY

FOR FALL OCCUPANCY.
a-sTos9 q s9tb NEW ,sF.y sEJck HOMES HOMES.
5 rooms. tile bath, fuil basement with
outside entrance. weather-stripped. IN.
sulated, modern kitchen. refrigerator.
located in Beautiful wooded section.
Large lot: close In: conv, TO schools.
s'0.ss sst .se ssysn sr' laf sl'e se7ao terms
VIENNA, VA.
5.room frame bungalow. bath. electricity,
rniless fIs % r.nss gsrase. poultry house. u
~ s.. SSa.. franz s0us bath hot
house; price. $500. ~ se poui'i'
s-room frame BUNGALOW. all modern:
ABOVE SHOWN sum. ~ ApPofNTfMEi2MST. fai2ST
., Conysnien! terms will be arranged on
RAY BARNEY,
Vienna. Va. Phones ofc.. 2ls: Res, 1s4.
COLONIAL ESTATE.
Within 2 miles Of washington. Near
.tanspoTtauon. Setting well back from
me the road on q bill amidst lovely old trees
Colonial center -hail architecture. About III
bath. There Is nrepisce in the living
room and . sun parlor. sThe guest cottage
contsins rooms and bath. This place Is
beautifully landscaped and has Az acres.
The price Is $4,000; $4,000 down. See
Columbia pike. Phone Aiexandria 5s1S.
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EASTMAN & STEELE,
FINE COLONIAI-S16 5Oo

FINE COLONIAL-S16.50 500.
=, Situated on q large corner wooded lot
areas is this brick and frame home Of 3
@ifb 1sfpoems 1rnn,. Sh baths: large living room
place, full bath, dining room, equipped
KITCHEN and spacious side screened porch.
A., On the second floor are 2 bedrooms and
room, oil a. c. heat, auto gas hot water,
insulated and weather stripped. attached
garage; substantial cash; immediate oc-
'THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
POSI- Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CH. 3131, Realtors Ewes CHI k7R7
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ARLINGTON VA

A fine Groom brick home about years
old and one Of the best residential sections:
2 blocks to new Arlington Hospital; near
buses and schools: high elevation. First
noor-Large living room with fireplace,
large dining room, kitchen, "a bath and
large screened back porch. Second floor
ment; oil heat: brick garage. Sl3.95O;
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Worth INVESTIGATING.
This attractive brick Colonial is ideally
situated; fne neighborhood; has living
room, dining room, modern kitchen and
side porch on 1st floor; 2 roomy bed
rooms. tiled bath, 2nd foor; good, large
closets; parquet floors. full dry basement:
paved street, curb, gutter and sidewalk.
This house Is surrounded by beautiful
bus. shopping center and 2 schools
$500: substantial cash. w. d. TRACEY,
1901 N. STAFFORD St. Arl., Va. Glebe 1860.
NEARBY VIRGINIA-S8, 500.
BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2:30 TO $50.
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AN ATTRACTIVE STONE.

CLOSE TO TT MYER. VA,
In glorious wooded section on beautiful
deep lot. close to transp.. yet quiet and
secluded sAis lovely 5-room home. less
than yrs. old is offered for immediate
occupancy; architecture is. pleasing and
construction massive. Can be seen at any
until pm.
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sVsvRsAN pRopfRrY EoR SAFE.
EXCELLENT HOME.

A ropmy and weii-desiGned 3-bedroom
and 2-bath brick home, in one OF the
room and dinins room. den, equipped
kitehsn, full basement with maids room
and bath recreation room. oil h.-w. heat.
2 hreplafes. 2 screened porches. 2-car
Farags with deck; high. wooded, corner
w soi 70 .ers., nssr conyeniensss pr,se,
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$40, ,250-$2,0OO CASH.
GROOM COLONIAL
l blk. bus, near stores and schools.
LIVING room with fireplace. dining room,
full dry basement, copper plumbing, ouiet
NAV oil burner. Immediate possession.
House now vacant.
COLONIAL REALTY CO.,
2939 WILSON BLVD, ARL.. VA
CHI. 6564. Realtors. OK. O575.
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6-ACRE FAIRFAX ESTATE

SOUTHERN COLONIAL HOME.
Beautiful restored home, on 40 cleared
Washinston, on hard-surfaced road. on On
the first floor is an entrance hall. large
| living room with exposed logs and large
stone fireplace. 14x14 dining room
equipped Kitchen. bedroom and private
bath leading to screened porch overfooking
q winding stream.
on the second floor are 3 bedrooms and
bath and screened sleeping porch, Two
room and bath. guesthouse and 4-room
and bath tenant house. Also modern barn,
chicken house and other outbuildings.
Completely fenced
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ROMYE LAMBORN.

~REALTOR,
1901 30. Arlington Ridge Rd. Ov 6211
GROOM COLONIAL,
$9.750.
II you are interested in q country home
with n -acre lot that is only / blk from
bus you should not miss seeing this. Liv.
ing room, dining room. kitchen and Y
bath on 1st noor. 3 bedrooms and tile
the terms very reasonable
COLONIAL REALTY CO.,
CHI. 1854 Realtors OK 057h
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ROMYE LAMBORN
REALTOR
1901 30. Arlington Ridge Rd OV 62l1,
NEW STONE HOME

ON "a ACRE
among aged trees in distinctive com
m,unity Of fine homes. This lovely home il
IKE small castle, sturdily constructed O
nnest preEar materials. featuring. heavy
varicolored slate roof, copper flashins
downspoutine and water pipes. rock WOO
msMat,on. Rooms on 1st noor. foyer. large
stuoio living room With handSrubbed beam
COWS and beautiful Persian brass electrica
nxtures. random width peeged floors
kitchen: large bedrooms and Tiled bath
Znd hoor. large bedroom, hall, attractiy,
iaree tiled deck porch: full Easements rec.
guest suite, 2-story, Attached of Twins
room, fireplace. kitchen. bath and bedroom
ssesT s.sssI stone garage and toolroom witt
S,1l ssno.o r13m 15oye. located near FAN
pOkxvr InHuII:SM4o. Gs; SSI:S4o.
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KENSINGToN. MD.
Attractive Broom, 2-story, center-hall
home; A-acre lot, high elevation; location
Is ideal and has high potential future
value: comfortable home now; baths,
h.-w.h.; near stores, schools, churches,
bus: several large trees and Handicapped
lot: reas.; terms. Kensington $50
KENSINGTON. MD.
- $S: 0oO-Attraetive Groom bungalow,
Terms. MuRDocK. Kensinston $50. o''
NEAR KENSINGTON, ND.
a.. 81. 500-Approximately 1 acre: attrac-
tive S.room house. h.-w. heat, large living
room fireplace: beautiful oak trees: earare.
Terms. MURDOCH, Kensinston $50.
KENsINGTON, MD.
S5,0OO-Used 5-room bungalow, ] block
Conn: ave; large wooded lot. Terms,
MURDOCH, Kensington 553.
KENSINGTON, MD.
-, va, 6,nOO-New brick bungalow, kitchen,
living room, bath, 2 bedrooms, large attic,
!uI basement: on paved road. Terms.
MURDOCH, Kensington 553.
HOUSE IN THE WOODS.
= rms. elec. water pump, kitchen sink;
5h mi. Alex; acres woods; only Sl,7BO.
Another. .2h acres, log cabin, also 2-rm.
house, IA mi. Wash, $3.50; as low as
800 cash, or win take 2nd trust note, va
can't lot, in trade. See these today Craw-
iord.s. never closed, 1902 Prince st. Alex
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:; s;RooM .;s 4 n BRICK !ggMa!A.Low

NIshlkox htL1NS40N VA.
Spacious living rm. with fireplace, large
bedrm. with tiled BATH kitchen big enough
for breakfast alcove and q utility rm.
oil heat 1-car detached sarage; no re.
friserator; ideal for coupls; Price S5,750
adni daJS; wi,:on =: MAIHpDEE niad C1'
CHI. 3131. Realtors Ewes GIL 44S4
5109 uPsHuR ST. DECATUR HEIGHTS
Md.-5-r. bungalow, yrs. old, near Peace
Cross; bath electricity, air-conditioneC
heat. fsll basement. space in attic for extrs
rooms, paved street, elevated lot. Posses
Colmar Manor, Md.-6-r. bungalow
bath, electricity. furnace heat. built-in ga.
rage, corner lot, paved street; $4,000
$1,000 cash. balance mo.
ERWIN REALTY CO.,
Call Hyattsville 0334. Ewes. WA. 1891
ARLINGTON, VA. NEAR LYON PARK
roor, and bath semibungalow. fireplace. y
nsorches: nice lot; @ @sasage; close to every
2-story frame building. s bedrooms.
baths s. 2 kiter ems and a stereroom good for
agent OK 051h or GIL. 462R
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ARLINGTON.

Aurora Hills. near Pentagon and Navy
room with fireplace. dining room. kitchen
bedrooms. bath; h;sW; oil heat; garage;
LINGBURG. 1918 Lee hgwy. OK. 1924.
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ARLINGTON.

tifully HANDICAPPED lot. 8 large rooms
stairway to attic. Ia baths screened
porch; basement, garage. convenient to
LINDSAY SEIGFRIED,
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Exclusive Agent
1901 8. Arlinston Ridge Rd ov. 6211
SMALL ACREAGE BARGAINS
IL acres, Lee hwy. near Fairfax C. H.
ALSO
u acres. Chain Bridge rd., l mi. from
Both Of these properties are priced
to sell: see u.s.
J. c. HOSKINS,
REALTOR,
Exclusive Agent. Falls Church (va.) 1907.
LEE BLVD.
And Fremont Gardens: strictly modern g.
room bunRalow. gas. elec., water. sewerage:
price, $1,000: substantial down payment,
balance $42 per month: possession
]. G. HOSKINS,
cyc,us;y. A..n. nInL a. ~ LOS,
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ARLINGTON.

Brick Colonial. nearly new Contains
rooms and bath. full basement, oil air.
conditioned heat, fireplace in living room,
bath in basement. Features include
copper plumbing. storm windows through
sion. Open Sunday. 2 to g.
MAYNARD BAYLES & CO.,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY roR SALE

CHEyERLY.. MD.-Brick bungalow, rms.
basement: large lot, fenced in. owner has has
ieft city. Priced for quick sale Cali sun
1Msy qnion 5173' WA. 1909; weekdays,
S-FAMILY HOUSE. 7 rooms, 2 baths. oil
56.oTrh.. dry basement; good terms. WA.
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RIVERDALE HEIGHTS.

5-room and bath bungalow, anil, furn-
ace heat: owner drafted: price, $3.50;
$500 cash, balance like rent.
o. B. ZANTZINGER, JR., UN. 0s2e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
DEVIL DIVER WINS

NEW YORK. April s CUPl a
record Jamaica crowd of 45 796
racing fans SoW Grccntrce Stable s
victorian Devil DIVER come from
behind n the final 20 yards today
no head the favored Apache by a
length and a half m the 35th run
nue of tho $500 added paumo.
nok Handicap. which initiated
New Yorks lSl-day 1914 turf
season
The fans churned s.. sJ2414
through The mutucl machines
after iamWug their Nay into
every available corner of the park
Tho crowd topped last year open
nC attendance by almost 5000
a strike by tho CroomS added
10 The confusion of the occasion
The hands asked for an additional
Sc for each starter.
The Jamaica owners aNerted
delay by paying the increase out
~ fnCV own pockets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
By LEO MACDoNELL

EVANSVILLE. April S-Because
Of has hitting proweSs, Rudy York.
The American Leagues home run
king IS tho top favor!te among bic
lcacucrs with the baseball fans OF
Mexico according to Senior Gull
lCrmo ~Pcna
The MeNicanS like sluggers.
declared Senior Pcna. speaking
familiar AmcricaneSque.
Senior Pcna explained York
Supplanted Babe Ruth and Joe
DiMaggio In the affections of
the fans in old Mexico.
II will take back with me 90
Mexico Mr.. lork'S autograph"
Senior Pena explained. after
watching the Tiger first base
man hit 6 home run in an eNhi-
bltlon game here.
The Senior is in tho United
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Robbing the Cradle

Ioo NuNaN. the 15-ycar-old
pitcher from hamilton O..
signed hy Cincinnati. pitched
TWO no-hit games for MS hUcri-
can Legion team NuNalt
won't be is until June 80 .
he VIII report "a the Reds As
soon as school I> out
When he does be VIII break
The records of Mel or and
Waite lIoyt e.. Hoyt was rs
when he left high school 10 io.n
the Giants IN 1916 and or was
tho same when he came out OF
Louisiana decade later 81.
Bill Terry was an giraffe left
handed pitcher when be broke
into baseball and sounded
like ono when ne departed
In the four big recreation halls
AZ BalnbrdCc Naval Training
Station in Maryland there is
room for 81 basketball games at
one tune.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Opening Game Tickets
go on Sale Monday y

Tickets for the Stadium
Detroit Tigers Louis Browns April Monday
open daily
Tickets the series between the Tigers and Pittsburgh Pirates,
here saturday and sunday will he available at the
also.
slight price
additional he
81 80 general admission 81 20 and bcacherS
Single will The double
VIII start at $50 and the twilight contests NJ o'clock There
~ doubhcadcrS scheduled for Briggs Stadium 10
and Memorial Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
SoX FARM SIX

FRENCH LICK. April , (UP)
Coach HerOld Ruel of the Chi
cagO White SoN, actinb manager
while Jimmy Dykes is in Phila-
delphia for his sons wedding.
today assigned six rockies To
minor league clubs and handed
Tony Annore southpaw
pitcher, his unconditional re-
lease.
John Harvey and Charles
Grammar, pitchers, were sent
to Albany i'm the Eastern League.
Al Wittmer. l9-Near-old pitcher.
infielderS Don Nohe. Clarence
Difani and CatChcr-outficldcr
Hal Qualman were sent to
Little Rock of the, Southern
League. SO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Possible Material

If things get real tough the
big leagues can cali on Ernie
Stewart. the mpirc who
worked out with the Tigers,
Earl fIill.gan The American
Leagues public relations man,
and Franklin Whitley LOWS.
the Cleveland scribe. who drill
with the Indians "a Lafayette
Hans Wagner is starting ms
80th year Of employment with
the Pirates
Preacher Roc. prize SouthpaW
pitcher whom the Pirates got
from Columbus. lS q graduate
Of Harding COLLEGE, Searcy AK
In the winter he holds the
position Of director OF physical
fitness and professor Of mathc-
mates az Melbourne tArkl
High School
frankie LAX. recruit shortstop
with the Pittsburgh Pirates
is Pole from PaSSiaC He
came from the Toronto club
and Burleigh Grimes says he IS
better thSu PecWcc Reese was
when PceWce joined The Dodgers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

going over big in Mexico"
Senior Pena reported Mexico
is baseball crazy.
"MeNicanS, like Americans.
are strong for all sports. Bull
fighting and horse racing 60 big,
YOU know But me, am
baseball fan. like 10 see
Senior York smash the ball big
out Of the baseball plaza"
Baseball is played four days
a week m Mexico City Senior
Pena explained ON Sundays.
the hours of tho bul fights.
ha>CbaH and horse racing are
set for different times.
Senior Pcna recalled that
Jesse Flores. pitcher for the
Athletics. comes from Guldala-
lara But the Stocky right
handler now lives .n La Haora.
Cal He was with the Los An
gclcS Angels for several years.
Though no fight fan. the good
Senior also pointed ont that JIan
Zurita the new MIA light
weight champion. is also from
Guadalalara,
"Zurita has had lots 81 cN-
perience and is very quick like
lighning,' Senior Pena explained.
HE is the son of peon and
comes from a district which pro-
duces strong people"
But Senior Pena didn't think
Zurita, or FLORES. for that mat
ter could 'ledft' the bali over
the fence like Rudy
mir. York he il fine hitter"
cnthused the Scnor. We would
like that he come 90 Mexico
and bust our fences.
York Would Ike 10 sec MCXICo.
too. bur he must wait 10 see
what Uncle sam mas IN store Tor
him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Old-TimerS
Invite HoHHs

IIonus Wagner. the Pittsburgh
baseball immortal. who Is now act
ing as a coach Of the Pirates.
IS expected 20 attend the old
Time Ball Players spring meet
ms next Saturday az Harmonic
The Snlndig. according 10
President Frank SkcIpik. starts
~ D. ~ Manager Steve
O %cIll and several OF the
Tigers are coming.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Exhibition Baseball

pnI4se.uhia tA4 uuu HIL to
<rV york IAf IUu.U .I -k
Christopher Fark Irr Hr. l-Fr
Nuuie Besans tt. and Ga,nars
CIrCnEaN tNl 200 l-.---l. SD 50 r.
th.salI. q n 5000 nUH 200
psacruz. Caur- t1 sod H... Just
90 Burrows, Mann ST.. saH ts and
kreitner.
Washington 0GI .uc U.ff
Ph Iasr'Tlis $50 -.f
Caudini UIlrch CO.. N"f laI ar7 For.
rsi Guerra Barrett. ND"reH4e ,sI ana
ScwulcR.
81 louis tA) 00l tuH 1Hff g
81 Louis INt Lff uH- n.K-
Shirley West t6l L1.l.h tsI ard HAY
worth Jlr.Nch BEern co.,. Munger t5V
schmidt tel ard IS Cooper.
Jersey CITY Dnr ono Un1 tUUf
Ncw York tNi 600 uuu E"n a
Palmer Kenw0rthN lfI ard Com ske,
80 Psscusl Fischer Fedwan .tI SEA-
ard 90 snd lombard s'spnerssf So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Baseball Plans
G|obaI Setup

WICHITA Kan. April s 1NSl
a proposal 10 further America :
good nclghbor policy through
baseball has mot with the APP
proVaI OF nigh government Off
CIals Ray Dumont president Of
tho National Baseball Congress
annnlIE.Ec-l-lN -l-- Z ~
DuUOrt said the proposal would
hrng mo - recognized national
republic and territorial champions
IN The clobal program 10 the
United States 10 decide An official
world nonprofessional champion
snip The games would be held IN
WashInCt0n ID. &.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Farm Club Beats
Giants; Yanks Win

ATLANTIC CITY. April S tUP)
The New York Yankees made il
two IN row today over the
Philadelphia Athletics, comm &
from behind 10 win. s 10 ;. with
rallies IN the seventh and eighth
innings
Outhclder Bud Ncthcny hit p
triple and par OF doubles while
first ba>enan Nick Ettcn. who un-
ul yesterday had failed 20 get 4
hil In the Yankee exhibition Sched-
ule. drove in three runs With three
singles Walter DubIcI and Floyd
BevenS pitched for The winners.
BevepS getting the victory. Don
Black was the loser.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
PILLS BEAT MATS

WILMINGTON. Del April s
tUP) The Philadelphia PhlllieS
won a hard-fought exhibition game
from the Washington Senators IN
The last half of tho ninth inning
today putting across the winning
run for Sd victory after Wash
Ington had tied the score with q
run in IFS half Of the inning Milo
CandlnI. starting pitcher for
Washington. got the only homer of
the game in the third inning with
no one on base. Both teams got
seven hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

Hitting home runs is easier
than solving the food problem
these days" the big farm
operator from Gainesville. Ga.
pronounced SagaciouSly as ne
nlbbled AZ an ancmic steak
SmOthercd with a mushroom,
THE new baseball league is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Montgomery Called

PHILADELPHIA April s
ms Bon Mont Comcry World
Lightweight Champion in New
York was ~ take ms pre-induc-
ton physical examination next
Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

and Dick Kenworthy gave the
Jersey City international League
team 4 10 , victory today
over the New York Giants, their
parent club. The Little Giants
scored their runs of Ruhe
Fischer and Harry Feldman.
with Frank Seward pitching hit
less ball for New York in the
last three innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Rudy Takes Babe Ruth's Spot
YORK IS MEWCO'S BASEBALL HERO

States studying hotel food
problems for his brother-in-laW
Toncy Perez. manager of tire
Rcforma, beautiful Mexico City
hoStclry.
York says he hopes the Senior,
when he solves The food prob
lens viii tell him York; the
Sofrgf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Seeks Class D Players

Hudson Local 154 Class D base
bah team seeks players. Contact
G II. BunneH Prospect 1856
1950S Pelky. Detroit ). The team
drills at DENLY High field, April
l6, ! p. m. CatcherS take notice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Suffrin Seeks Service Games

Sufrin baseball team wants
twilight games with service rramS.
r. Custer RomuluS, Seifridec.
Crosse he. Dearborn Navy and
others take notice. Call =. Cincv
Sachs. $500 Leslie, Detroit q.
Townsend $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

I hat ruined
his prospects
as another
Walter john
son But
Al nnanag ed
10 do well
enough al the
other eight
positions on
the team.
Jack Zeller,
general man
aper of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

be fore tho
shirts BNDS
etc get hack
fro m { b @
laundry
It's the war
-Four Tunes
DorlC Bush
has managed
lndlanapol is
and T o % r
tim rs that
club has
finished IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

second place 49,. sam Freardnn
started i'm baseball In 1917
whom ne invested 5000 in the
Cardinals Now he sans
most OF tho stock
BO-B 30 New som saws.
Were fighting for freedom,
and that includes the suckers
right to bet on the horses"
Jimmy Dykes never puts on a
uniform in Spung training
He viewed the White SoN games
In Evansville sitting IN chair
hack OF FIRST base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Sports
Al Unser Reports
Good SoyDean Crop
From His Farm
By LEO MACDoNELL

EVANSVILLE, April Sal
UnSer, Tiger Observation-Disclosures,
who at the moment is listed as
an infielder. reports that the
last crop Of soybeanS on his
20 acres near Decatur H.,
yielded 81 bushels 10 the acre.
UnSer started his baseball
career as a pitcher but sprained
his wrist shocking corn and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Joe Louis in England

LONDON, April 8 tUP) Sgt.
Joe Louis arrived in England re-
Gently 10 give a series Of boxing
exhibitions Al army camps, IT was
disclosed today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Rode Us sENEN EvENTs

Permanc rode IN seven races to-
day lie finished last on Equinox
IN the featured $1,000 added
Tropical Handicap which vas won
oy gallant -Four Freedoms
F--Ir Freedoms with tho ma
ton forcmoSt-stake rider Eddie
Arcaro In the saddle, Ian 10 a
brilliant triumph
GHN Argonnc Woods an out
~.dcr pushed -Four Freedoms and
finished second bV Three lengths
with Marriage third
ArcarO thus made sweep of
every MAJOR stake event in the
winter season here lie had won
Wtth knu-k, . . I'D q ~ 1T ~
W.Gcncr Cup and with Strip IN
TIE fIamlngo ~ HJalc8h.
Total attendance for the winter
- both tracks was only Tl6 O6
because Of gas ratoning bgt the
par-mu1uel handle SCARED 20
SJG 01S205.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09
Pittsburgh
DETROIT

TotAIs ff 50 T I0taIs 80 50 TO
-Batted for Cucrurulo In NTH.
Batted for Gee IN tenth.
Pittsburgh Don 600 n20 OF
DETROIT O02 600 600 90
Runs-Gustine Russell Elliott O'Bren,
Boron Richards Errors Elliott. Cuccu-
rullo. Mayo g. Cramer Runs batted IN
Mayo YORK Russell 2 Dahlgren. Two
base hits Dahlgren. piMaggio. Three base
hits Hedner Cuisine Home run Russell.
stolen base DiMaggio. Double play
Handley 10 Cuisine % DahlCren. Left IN
bases Pittsburgh Z. Detroit :. Bases on
halls--On Cuccurullo 2 of Newhouser 1.
OF Gee 3. Struck BY Newhouser 3.
~ Gee g. by Overmire 2 Hits--Of Cue
, innings on Gee In innings 90
Overmire & in 8 innings IN Rescigno q IN
innings. Balk-Gee Winning pitcher
Rescigno Losing pitcher Overmire. Um-
plres stewart Magerkurth. Time-2 %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-09

Tigers, pitched for Joplin in the
Western League back in 1903
he was a left handed finger
>. he switched 10 first base
he once had a tryout with
the Pirates.