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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-02
UREDNIKOVA PO$TA

oAJNSSA Ia lCohA ohOA. 4.-.- ...-4 Il --9
Pismo je bilo poslano in ma
slovljeno Mussolini-ju, in pre-
pisi pisma in poslanice SO bill
poslani tudi papezu.
Storili SO svojo krscansko pa
stirsko dolznost.
Sc augusta meseca istega le-
Ia je JIG porocal slovenskim IL
stom tole novice: "Miron Mike,
menih IL zapadne Jugoslavije,
je vstopil v gerilske oddelke in
poziva narod, da maj Sc zdruzi
v borbi proti sovrazniku. Veil
ka nagrada je bila razpisana "a
glavo meniha Nikica, XII nj sa-
mo govoril, temvec ma celu sku-
pine 10 pravoslavnih sveeeni-
kov postal gerilski vodja. -
Brat je milo koje we're bio", je
izjavil Mike, pozivajoc Hrvate
in Muslimane, da maj vstopijo v
| vrste junaskih gerilskih bojev-
likov.'
Besedo "gerilci' je takrat ra-
oil JIG "a partizane.
Augusta leta je JIG zelo rad
porocal novice, katere so prisle
I'd radio postaje "Svobodna Ju-
goslavija". Takrat novice MISC
ollie komunisticne. Naslov poro-
;ilu je bill sledec:: "Jugoslovan-
ski gerilci upostavljajo sluzbo
| oozjo v osvobojenih selih". Ko-
1es porocila je: "Sluzba bozja
Sc je zopet zacela osvoboje-
lih bosanskih mestih in vaseh.
Vec kot emo cello leto so bile
cerkve skoro povsod zaprte in
vsi pravoslavni sveceniki po-
norjeni cd zasedbenih cet,, pred
7sem pa cd ustasev.
Sveceniki gerilske in prosto-
| 1oljne vojske imajo mnogo de-
a, kajti stevilni otroci, rojeni v
;eku zadnjih 16 mesecev, MISC
,ili niti krsEeni. sLjudstvo po-
,dravlja svoje duhovnike SOL
sami v oceh. Komaj verjamejo
,vojim lastnim ocem, ko vidijo
1oliko svecenikov Sc nahaja v
7rstah gerilskih bojevnikov.
Oddelki prve skupine sloven-
skin gerilcev so, kakor smo ze
porocali, zasedli Trzic in so ma
70 napredovali v smeri ma jesse
lice in zasedli to industrijsko
nesto, XII lei ma avstrijski me-
ji.'
To je dovolj ocividen dokaz,
da je duhovscina pri gerilcih,
lanes lahko recemo: pri parti-
zsnih.
V istem casu je Slovenija do
oila kvizlinga, generala F. Rup-
aika, donna iz Idrije, porocene-
ga z Rusihjo. Jugoslovanski In
iormacijski center poroca ta-
kole:
"Z namenom in v upanju, da
sc ustvari nesloznQst med pre-
oivalstvom, so 81 Lahi poiskali
lvizlinga in ga nasli v osebi ge-
lerala F. Rupniko, XII SO ga po-
stavili "a ljubljanskega zupa-
na.
S posebnim povdarkom SO
,udi oznanjali v ljubljanskem
;asopisju razlicne ukrepe svoje
strahovlade, vkljucno strelja-
lje talcev. Po zadnjih stevilkah
je bilo glasom laskih paroeil ma
a naein ustreljenih % talcev v
nesecu maju, "a v juniju in Is
! prvi polovici augusta"
| General Rupnik je bill kviz-
ing pri Italijanih, ostal kviz-
ing pri Nemcih, a skof Roz-
nan je bill pri njegovem ustoli-
;enju. Partizani, katere sloyen-
'ka izdajica in kvizling imenuje
komuniste, SO krivi vsega zla,
strahovlade in pobijanja. Ocet-
ie Ambrozic, lager, Slaje in O.
man ponavljajo "a Rupnikom:
i Komunlsti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-05-02

komisije, katere gotovo mis- o
prinesle laznjiva porocils:. e..
Milan MsdveSek,
clan pub. odbora, podruznica
st. 80 SANS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
All Made Special

Where Lyle Bliss, a pal who
also Is pitcher from Mt
Clemens in tho local camp can
drop into a haherdaShery and
f., his 5-foot lO-inch, l60-pound
torso into a hand-me-doWn suit.
SleWert has 10 have al his
-Cfnthes made 10 order, including
shirts and other accessories.
II have trouble driving cars,
Sicwert explained Some cars,
like Ford, can't drive. just
can't curl into the drivers seat.
lie lSn-t SQLe WhaLhe witt do
about measuring himself TO q
Pullman berth should he make
the team. He has never had &C
caSion 10 find out about that.
hut manage SeReheur .
Siewert said hopefully
Though a good height neither
Of RalphS parents reached six
feet His mother is only one-half
inch under the 6-foot mark
and his dad scales ) feet Il
inches.
But have % cousins, all
Of whom sre over q feet" Sic
vert made known ''One OF
them. who is in Texas. stands
6 feet : inches. | have lots Of
cousins. dated girl once and
then found out she was one Of
my cousins
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Sports
By LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE March To
P-.ah Sewer; abe -11-sear-ala
pitcher just nut of MI Glenn
ems High school who iS here
rs ING ogt tor a berth with The
Tigers. finds his 6-toci ll-lnch
frame q h'tle annoying az times,
bur on the whole not TOO diff
cult
Al the moment. the matter Of
baseball shoes is causing tho
towering right handler some
NcNauon He needs a new PAIR
and can't Ger them in his size
which is "a He tried here and
also wrote 90 Detroit bui thus
far n0 soap or-rathcJ mo-
leather
Tn this respect. Nou0S SicWCf1
can Syn1pathIlc with Mike Kay
ruck Cleveland = telephone post
finger who wears size IL
SemeihlnE resembling PIT
boat
Mike boa>t<(o of bigger tootsicS.
but Ralph has the edge n
height /%aNmCk can claim only
6 feet s inches
Ralph weighs 240 against
Mikes 20 IL YOU want 20 figure
that IN 700. So, with poetic
license. one might call NaymiCk
. comparative midget
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Bob Tales
Yoohoo, O'TooIe.
Are You Lost?
Hagen Praised
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

TH1SA and DATA; All cars
are calling. People still write in
and want to know what hap
pened to Patsy O'Toole. Last
rumor Of him that came our
way had Patsy doing a war act
at VICKERS. If you are tuned
in, Patsy, please Straighten out
your present surroundings.
Give band to Walter Hagen.
When any of the present crop
Of young kids come home from
the wars, Walter takes them in
tow and does one swell job Of
home-fFont morale building"
Blond, curly haired Walter
Burkemo, the eX-Lochmoor
caddy. now A corporal at Fort
Bcnning Ga, was home for a
brief stay. Walter sought out
Burkemo the other night and
turned on the old Hagen per.
Sonality 10 give the kid some
thing he'll always remember.
At the end of the session,
Burkemo said.
Now | know what the pro-
fessionals mean when they say
Walter Hagen brought them
out Of the wilderness and gave
them n real chance in the
sporting world"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Boy. IL. i'm BiS Swim
BY GEORGE VAN

His coach Don Willie Of the
BOYS Club. knows he won't have
q prayer against those big stars
from the University Of Michigan,
hut hc going TO let l2-year-old
Benny kowalski swim IN the Ma
tontl Juniur 4i0 championship
SATURDAY night in the Boys Club
pooi
TTS VII be- little BcnnN.S re-
effort lie didn't kp1W
hNv ID swim until two years ago
Vile iauEht him m the Boys club
tank. Benny swan on the midget
Deam last yeaTt--this year he is "a
Junior Nl.a.
Benny hasn't -lot Of natural
ability. bat he can swim all day
and Just about does. That's why
he wanted 10 get in the 440
Johnny McCarfhN,-G Gordon Pal
ford and Bill KoCcn Of Michigan.
lone Marie John Czcmicrys and
JOG FcIrcIa OF Western state &C
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Murderers' RoW:

The hardest hitting ( 44F 4AFe4tt
club swingerS in baseball history
has been wiped out TO the last
man now that BILL DlCKEY Of
the New York Yankees has been
indicted intdAhe navy Last
of the old gang Of Yankee slug
gers. headed by BABE RUTH and
LOU GEHR1G, DICKEY fired A
fitting valcdictory shot when he
drove his clinChinE home run 10
tho right field hleacherS in the
final game of the World Series at
81 Louis last fall Manager JOE
MCCARTHY said. This Is only
the beginning therell be more -
MCCARTHY is expected TO re-
double his efforts to get ROLLIE
: ftffff55AAttStt5f To iFdvc his Missouri
farm 10 ill the gap.
JOE GORDON takes his pre-
induction physical IN Portland.
prc, today and expects 10 be &C
ceptod despite a trick hip and
bad ankle Would like 10
make air force OutGeldcrs
JOHNNY LINDELL and
1T + Z ii5ft5fftt = + \ \ = \ { + arc
among the new arrivals al Yankee
camp LINDELL rs la
Giants fears were eaSed some
what with the signing Of BILL
URGES ShortStop and captain
--.--LI-RGES-- 33,-haS-heeH -
iecicd for The draft VIII replace
Manager MEL OFT, il the latter
is drafted
BpcKY WALTERS slated rs
the WorkhorSc of the Cincinnati
Reds pitchers now that JOHNNY
NANDERNEER Is in navy Is
tachng form earlier than usual
GEE WALKER has Joined
R-A-- ~etfat-. c}Htffcl1er PAIL
-RI4SH- Blue JaY~-SeHt word he
has passed pre-induction exam for
navy
" Red LYNN and WAL
TER SlGNER Chicago Cubs
rookc pitchers have asked 20 be
rIr oO voluntary retired list 80
freA m4Al.IlA.- -ANAL~ plants
White SoN IoaNe fol OFronch Lick
Ind camp today VINCE
~ - 1,-77l7rtttt ---rr-v Pittsburgh
pIWnI to.vuU Vt ho doespt
ny hII hstc tuhlc making
Hea.c iI-y,t-E no draft
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Not SeIfconscious

Siewert said has height never
made him feel IN az ease. Nor
did his playmates or friends
plague him much
Il got some razZing from the
kids In high school" Ralph re-
called but il was all in good
humor and | didn't mind il"
Ralph was quite an athlete
in high school. Besides being
an outstanding pitcher. the
Tiger candidate played end on
the football team and center on
the basketball team Maybe
Coach Gus Dorais could use a
6-foot l-inch end 20 snare
passes
Ralph didn't stop az these lcV
sports.
II play everything from pool
90 horseback riding" Ralph OK
f,taf1eci
he said he rides regularly
always the same horse AZ a rid
inC stable near Nj Clemens
Nice horse--a western" the
young man explained. Il broke
in on polo horses. My uncle in
Philadelphia IL quite a cavalry
man" 4--
Ralph. was rejected by Uncle
Sam
They found me in fine physi-
cal condition, but, of course, my
height was against me Ralph
SAID. - would have liked 10
have gotten into the marines ="
Ralph the KIND OF young
Sran Won DUH for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
-Four Prep IS
Seek SenniffiindIS
BY JAKE BERSON

Though the extraordinarily large
number of eight schools arc in
VOWED not one of the Metropolitan
League prep basketball teams in
the playofls starting tomorrow
night is rated an outstanding
favorite for the title
The teams are 50 ever Y
matched that all eight -eeaehes-a4ae
virtually agreed this season $
championship chase is wide open
affair. Not one coach dared 10
make a prediction that his team
Mnuld Get hX- eXen-lhe- FIRST fpt++Hfed4
On paper. one school MaCken-
zic. which meets Southwestern AT
Cooley, should be given the edge
over the PROJECTORS The Stays
whipped Southwestern twice IN
nonleague games.
DENLY unbeaten in league play.
fears ftaUIrramck. though The
Cosmos lost twice IN regular COM
petition They meet AZ Central
Northwestern faces Central AT
Mackenzie and though the Colts
are unbcaten, Central is given a
good chance 10 win,
Northern, defeated once. has a
better record than Southeastern,
which has dropped three games,
but Northern is only a slight
favorlte to win when they clash
at DENLY.
The four games tomorrow on
neutral courts are likely 10 draw
capacity crowds Each gym can
hold approximately 1000 fans, in
Guiding standing room
Scmfinals will be played Fri
DAY. March n. with the finals al
Central March 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16

a request that Jimmy Franks
spare Detroit goalie tend the nets
for Boston tonight. The initial
request was issued before BoS-
ton victory ovcr Chicago
When the Bruins remained in
tho playof running. Ross wired
he was bringing Maurice Cegr-
teau the Boston Olympic goalie
who has replaced the army-bound
Bert Gardiner
Manager Adams has announced
-tif5tt right wing Bill Thomson will
replace Bill Jennings for Detroit
tonight. while with Bill Quacken-
bush Stlll nursing his leg injury
Hymie Butler VIII FIJI IN on the
defense.
Detroit viii set new Red
Wing attendance &c cord n a
crowd of 1000 attends The game.
In The p previous home games
tho Wings have drawn total Of
267.37S. The all-time attendance
record. set last year Is 27l 367-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16

other entries in the National
championship Mccarthy or Pull
ford are favored
Czcmicrys and Fcrrcra are the
only boys left ON Tom HaynIe $
swimming team at Western State.
AN The others. navy frances have
been transferred lo other spots.
itt-tr.-It 'ttTr entries mn The
other c>WtS ON the BOYS Club
card
WCWGNN NNr HNNrION~HITS
Ai4e.s tfe.vard FeI8V ~ Nert
Church Charity Fries. Gordon Puford.
Bl koerp BoNs cub 70 PipkertQn.
GenA Nar'e Dick cogan. Don Miuerl
Kr1nk Harold kvause Sap4y sinkleWicz
Bill BelCh zoe Me4Ucr y y. High OF
Ann FFr0r. T-atr H7uu 81 5cr-'7f' rtff-7
Tom Coates Dude Stephenson.
Mems 121-yard breast stroke Henil
Kessler o. NJ Joe Fsrrers tW So, Ray
N4rafo tkronkl. Tony EandIk- tb1lz
t-r-r-r.
Wamens 300 sara back stroke Mar
Fafef C-ps-v-0~ r-erm7- NrkH0r
Wsrors f'-rs Iryrs re-r-k h71 Nck
Lo.s ffuacv.-I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Orlando Hair White7

This may or may not he cor
rect We get n firSt-hand that
Jimmy Orlando. the former Red
Wing dcfcnScman now in the
Canadian army has lost 20
pounds and has once dark hair
is nov snoAN white SOUNDS
funny bat this Is the way We
get b..
Rabbit Naranvllle was in the
Office yesterday and he had all
Of Us in a foggy state for more
than a few minutes.
The Rabbit popped this one
A. us.
Consider this. \ ball player
has the same distance To run
from first TO second as he has
10 run from second Ia third. Why
does IL take him 80 much longer
10 make second 10 third than "
took him from first 10 second"
The boys brought out every
weapon Was even trying 10 90
back 20 trigonometry IN an e.
fort TO solve II
THE answer" said the srnil-
ing Rabbit 1.-THE answer IL that
there is a SHORTSTOP between
second and third.
The last We saw Of Mr. Mar
awhile he waS bong chased. and
IN a driving transform, down
Cass avenue toward the river
by members Of the Times sports
department.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
BREtftES:
Lands Bars
'Pirdting Of
Junior Talent

CHICAGO. March Is cUP)-A
77-ycar-old man went 10 bat today
for Tho nations youth IN order
TO preserve the future of base
ball
Judge keneSaw Mountain Ian
dis white haired commissioner of
baseball, IN his typical firm and
decisive manner laid down the
law against 'pirating of player
talent from the American Legion
Junior baseball program.
mo major or minor league
club or official or empl0ye there
of. max haze any dealing, what
SOeVer with any player who is
or has been connected with any
American Legion Junior base
ball team until after he has
ceased to be eligible under the
American LegiOn'S rules for
further participation in its
junior baseball" Lands said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16

Catholic Central viii be one
Of four Detroit prep -quin1elS
striving tonight for places in the
>emifinal round of the state ba2-
ketbaH tournament
The ShamrockS tangle with
+ Crosse P0lnJe liigh al FerndaIe
at $50 p. m. in one Of the Class
a quarterfinals In Class B, Re-
deemer meets Marshall al Jack
son, ST. Cecilia plays Lansing
St MaTy'S in Class c, while St
Josephat meets Harbor Beach
Our Lady at Pontiac in Class D..
SemlfinalS and finals will be
held Friday and Saturday at Lam
sing
Catholic Central, after losing
10 St. Theresa IN the Catholic
-t.EaEuE- piaHaftSr--- 4l4>-h Bounded
back as a threat for Class A
-honors. Crosse Pointe, despite the
loss of five games by close mar
gins during the regular Stason,
iA4e;--if4ttf4S- hackers,
The ShamrockS will start their
usual regulars, Gene Perrin and
Jim Beale. forwards; Bill Wight
kin. center, and Jerry UJrnS md
Larry Mcdonald, guards.
Crosse Pointe will lack the
Shamrocks height. Coach Bill
Healey's starters are Gene Del
Barha and George Grenin, for
wards. Don MePhail, center and
Ross Heron and Dick Finch,
guards. Del Barha is the only
senior. while McPhall and Finch
are Sophomores.
Other quarterflnals tonight:
CLASS A. jackson VS.. Kalamazoo At
Lansing Muskegon Heights W. Grand
Rapids Union A. Holland, Saginaw Arthur
Hll Va Flint Central Al Saginaw.
CLASS B.-Aima VS. Traverse CITY at
Biz Rapids Trenton VS. Flint Tech az
Ferndale. Grand Rapids Christian vs.
Niles at Kalamazoo,
CLASS @ Fulton VS. PeUstun az Sag.
inHW $50 clair Shores Lskeview vs.. Cass
CITY AZ Pontiac. and Kalamazoo ST. Au.
euTiu vs.. Rockford At ksiamazoo
CLASS y Muskcgun 81 Joseph vs.
Benton HHrhor ST John Al Holland 10
kut W. Fairview a. Big Rapids Clinton
Nh tQWleE Al IACAaaE--
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Bowling News
On Page Is

Other. ubo rls,,J ,,o.,.u
were Houa,6 Niar.b -
7f CcTTr4I W1rL-r,-. -,
VIotI also CcntrsI tfirbi,.,,
Rox Roseusn and Jobn - 80
eranl hotb a. Am eli.
and kicpDc
bilrh,rap got four t,eLoti,,l
p'4,rr. fr.-r t,r So ',''
rom KIM son ar TT7-y f11c7-7-
assistant f..+rsu ...cL y,
St.t. VA. or, nj r-e lI1r,,,.
mrs ff,s-ll-r--- -.----,,-----, ,,.....-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Tigers Tutoring
Youngster as
Star Of Future
BY LEO MACDONELL

EVANSVILLE, March l6-The
possibility that Emery (Jim)
Hresko, Ivy ear ! d American
Legion Sandlot star pitcher from
Flint. may see service in the navy
before he will he of any material
value 10 the Tigers, has not de-
TERED Steve ONeill and aides from
giving the young man full atten-
ton in spring training camp here.
This is in line with the Detroit
clubs policy Of planning for the
future
Hresko is one of the most
promising looking young players
TO flash before the mystic eye Of
Wish Egan, the veteran Tiger
scout.
Hresko took a naval eXamina-
ton yesterday which nc hopes will
put him i'm the VIZ training pro-
gram. He had hoped TO be a naval
fiier. but the vs. program IS
closed. Should he pass, HreSko
likely would be pointed for en-
rollment in school next fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16

There are 40 players ON Jack
Zeller's Tiger list, hut the gen
eral manager doesn't claim they
are all big leaguers.
Joe Hare, veteran finger from
Beaumont Yesterday took the
elongated Ralph Siewert IN hand
and showed him a few pitching
tricks. Siewert is not SuperSti-
tlouS. He came to camp wearing
10 on his lurid green Mt. Glenn
ems sandlot uniform. He is now
wearing a Tiger uniform.
wish" Egan will be the
Tigers official representative
at a meeting Of the kiwanlans
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Forty Players ora Tigers List

here today. Harry Geisel, for
mer American League umpire,
will be the speaker,
incidentally, Trout also brought
along his favorite billiard cue. He
always takes IL 10 training camp.
In the lobby of the Tiger Hotel
here. they identify Trout and
Isaac Stern, the famous fiddler,
by the size of the cases which
envelop their weapons.
Bill Dietrich OF the White
SOX dons glasses when fling
ing. And Dom DlMaggiO Of
the Red SOX Is sure fly
catcher with the aid Of them.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Roger Hornsby Says:

American baseball lSn be-
having properly toward the MeXl-
can League which opens today
Raiah is managing Vera
Cruz club al $4,000 per annum
This league is baSchall'>
contribution 10 good Will and as
soon a. the league Is put on par
with those in the United States
Our Job viii be done" g.
Charges Of plrating players has
been leveled al Hornsby by Off
cialS Of Syracuse and Milwaukee
teams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16

noter in the rise Of the golf pro-
teSSional.
Sorry TO he late. Eddie" vas
Hagen : remark on that me-
morable occasion.
have a bunch one Of these
days when the war is over and
victory IS ours. The professional
golfers themselves viii sponsor
WALTER HAGEN OPEN"
The "W ALTER HAGEN
OPEN should be the top honor
in golf and I'm sure every
professional and amateur in the
land would be in there shoot
ing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16

rvl 'oo during thD season one
aL-A lALlIn AhlLl.al and -llL
? irH- PrefICht where ne Was
iFei % mldse--cH IFe cow-
pleffd three teaEs |at NIrt gam
state and Was listed ugc ol tHe
, best hacks ~ TIE history OF the
school
Six Spartans who Won Zfhct-
bail letters az Michigan were
FerWck Crane. an end Robert
Fischer. a guard Robert Ken
nedy tackle Vincent Nrol
- rr1 T. 2 2 r 2 r n 'N77'-.
fsrkr and George Nr'.r. q
rslrsrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
set World Pin Doubles

ST LOUIS. March l6 up
Frank Mataya and Nelson Burton
OF ST. Louis, worlds match game
bowling doubles champions Will
defend their title against Ned
Day. West Allis. Wis, and Rudy
Puget of Milwaukee, in a 42-game
maich hnrlnnInC March y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16

Must be broken between the
Boston Olympics New York.
RoverS and Baltimore Coast
eGittardS the playoffS for the
American Hockey Association
championship Boston beat
Quaker CRY Falcons 81 and
Rovers took Brooklyn CrescentS,
SIS. in double-header al Philadel-
phia last night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
? OTHER STARTERS

Two other Michigan boys, also
pitchers have made impressive
>hoWlnCS in training here
They are Ralph Siewert 20
who towers S feet IL inches and
is from Mt Clemens. and Stanley
McEWurry, 2l-yoar-old. from
Lansing.
Both are right handlers Neil
injury. 6'feet tall. 10 pounds. has
an honorable discharge from the
navy. 8
Two additional players Joined
the Tiger squad yesterday Jim
my OUTLAW, outfeldcr, and Hank
Miller. catcher OUTLAW came from
his home IN Jackson. Ala
Should p Wood be available
for left field Outlaw probably Will
play IN F}Fht hald Wood, whom
the Tigers plan TO convert from
an infelder 10 gardener re
ceiveS a pre-induction physical
test here March 25
Miller comes from Dallas and
played With Shreveport IN the
Texas League ~
The Tiger candidates. number
ing more than 80 Wlth~l4 or more
graduates from the baseball school
conducted here. for the second day
were favored WITH perfect base
ball weather
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
Other quarterfInals tonight:

By United Press
TROPICAL PARK
Weather. clear track fast

TROPICAL PARK
Weather clear track fast
First Race supreme Ideal York
River Tyrone CRnAues Nsenne
Second Race Military Eisk oyster
Babe Black Africa Guugash
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Drso Lowell Sunginu Kauopous
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Jock
Finh Rsc, Rex. Unknovn Reward.
Tea ByEro Brown Maze
sixth Race - Il. Eugene % Man,
Lands
seventh Race lrfsu, queen. Flash.
along EtFIan. Nsldlna Secret. Como
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Fghth Rs,e-Veloz. HUds MAY rqAf
chance Five A, Hose Ari,a SKIP.
Fsr Mate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16

by gaining weight In The winter
and losing II IN the winter
Jimmy outfHw worked IN a
powder plant near his home
town, Jackson. Ala, during the
summer. He Is I'm AZ I'm the
draft.
Trout tossed a. veniSon dinner
for some Of the boys He brought
the game from Detroit and
SweaFS he shot a deer in North
ern Michigan last fall J. p.
Wood enjoyed his first NeniSon.
Lee ArtOe. former UniVer-
sity Of California All-American
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-16
OUer-5O Golf Meet:

At Sebring. Fla, was in quar-
Ter final round today FRED
l.. RIGGIN of Port Huron meets
G. II. JENNINGS OF Roaring Gap.
n C.. after beating DR. D r
BEARSEFT Of Cedar Rapids.
yesterday w A. RYAN OF
Detroit Athletic Club golf fame.
was put out by +. 4 JENSEN OF
Chicago.