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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01

base running prevented the NOME
lads from making a sweep OF the
days program.
IT'S HIS BIG DAY
Besides his momentous run
maker. Hostetler got two other
hits and came up with the most
spectacular fielding play of the
day when he shared Russ Peters
long drive in a one-handed catch
after making long run TO the
flag pole The catch robbed
Peters of what seemed 10 be
ticketed for the Cleveland second
baSeman' seventh two-bagger IN
the series.
HoStetler also robbed Ken
Keltner Of hit with a shoe
string catch. feats that came by
chance since the veteran from
Kansas got into the games only
when Doc Cramer had 20 leave
the first one early because OF a
pulled muscle.
Besides these stirring events,
Eddie Mayo spanked the days
/ festivities by getting himself
/ banished for the day in the
eighth inning of the opener for
protesting 100 violently a deci'
sion of Bill Grieve, the plate um-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
Golfers jam
City Courses

Play was off 80 per cent on
the City-Owned courses last
season, due chiefly TO the bad
weather In the spring, hut these
courses are going TO do all right
this spring, Judging from yester-
days turnOuiS.
with ideal cr,#fhrre
were 900 nine-hole registrations
yesterday at Palmer Park alone.
Chandler Park mad 600, while
S42 signed up for IL holes at
Rackham and 800 at Rodge
Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
Cubs Philip Il. WrigIoy:

Is chewing his gums upper
and lower expressing strong dis
approval Of suggestions major
league owners sponsor pro grid
teams in their ball parks. If
baseball men had gone into pro
game 20 years ago there would
be no pro football today e.
Combining them wouldn't be sue
ceSSful but doesn't think baseball
has anything TO fear from foot
ball
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
Detroit Boxers Win:

-Four National AAU junior box
ing titles at Olympia Saturday
night They are AL ELLIS High
land Park Recreation; ANGELO
SOAVE, Gene Tunney Boys Club:
ARTHUR PRICE, Brewster Rec
reatton and EDDIE CALLAHAN,
also of Brewster.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01

Iowa SeahaWkS beat MuScatlne.
Ia. team II -. with help OF
BOB STEUBER and DON AIRES
hut BOB RAN1SZEWSKL De-
troiter, cX-Toledn Mudhen pitcher.
held losers 10 2 hits famed 10,
which is A fair DAYS work.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
One for Suffrins

SuGrinS, entered in class a Of
Detroit Amateur Baseball Fedora
ton, won the first game 81, tied
the second Al p. five innings,
darkness, in a doublcheadcr with
Ottawa Cardinals yesterday in
Windsor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
DELAYED HIS START

Mayo insisted he was safe az
home when he ATTEMPTED 10 score
on a hit by York Mayo should
have scored easily from second on
York's long single into left field,
but Eddie. for some unknown
reason. delayed his start between
second and third.
This iittery base running has
characterized Tiger play this sea-
son. In the first inning OF the
second game the best The Tigers
could do was one run on walk,
sacrifice. single and a tWo-bagger.
which came in that order
With Corsica hurting for me
Tigers. the Indians used three
pitchers i'm the after-piece. Allie
Reynolds, American League strike
out king was yanked after Hos
teller got his momentouS hit a
sharp single 10 center in the
seventh inning Breaking a two
all deadlock the hit scored Char
ley Metro. who ran for Paul
Richards. and Corsica Richards
had singled and Corsica had hit
a two Dagger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01

YESTERDAY RESIITS
Pittsburgh I'll Cincinnati Is
S. Louis 81. Chicago 0-5
New York 26-4 BROOKLYN ss second
game called ~ end OF seventh inning
darkurssl
Phradelpnla ? Boston I lsscond came
Ted ar end OF ninth inning sunday law.
TODAN'S GAME
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01

That STIR Up is no Whlrlaway
or Devil Diver but he's good
enough 10 beat what's around in
tho Kentucky Derby Thinks
PenSive will be the tough one for
Stir Up TO beat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01

Had Ralph
rtSyed the
20-ycar 20 q
Nj Clemens
tirIh Schoolcr
" o u ] d. Of
course have
ceen the tall
est player in
the majors
sallep than
S4ner Mike
Nsyrlick Of
he Indians
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
Bob Tales
Golfer Billy Taylor
Still in Hospital
in Naples, Italy
BY BOB MURPHY
Detroit Time. sport. Editor

Billy Taylor, wellknown Detroit
golfer. remains in a hospital In
Naples, according TO word re-
ceived here by friends. Billy. a
member of the American Field
service, has had his legs in casts
for three months since the asnbu-
lance he was driving was blown
up by a mine.
This is the big week down Ken
lucky way. and the horses for
the blue ribbon event are being
withdrawn faster than Republi-
can presidential possibilities.
Stir Up continues as the one
to beat. The Greentree Stable
entry would be favored under any
conditions. But with Eddie Arcaro
in the saddle-well, that cinches
II in the minds OF many.
Lucky Draw and Pukka Gin
seem definitely out The odds
seem to point against Stynie &C.
ing 10 the post. And now, back
in the picture bounces Whitley
Abers Grampe's Image. winner Of
Saturdays Chesapeake Stakes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01

In Chicago 10 be commissioned
a navy lieutenant today ED
McKEENER will serve as head
grid coach while LEAHY is on
4raVp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01

The tremendous CrOWd--nOr
out for Yesterdays doubloheader
IS a remarkable tribute 10 the
loyalty Of Detroit baseball fans,
since the Tigers have been any
thing but ball of fire thus far
this season. losing all Of their pre-
viouS home games and anguish
ing in seventh place IN the league
standings.
Two veterans who never saw
action in the big leagues came
through with hits that won two
Tiger triumphs over the Indians
Hack Miller with his homer in
Cleveland and HoStetler with his
timely single IN the second game
yesterday.
Surely ToStetIcr had A great
day baEGlng three hits and turn
ing in brilliant catches in the out
field. Though 3S years old, Hos
teller is rated the fastest runner
on the Tiger squad.
Besides those by HoStetler
fielding gems of the day we're
turned in by York Boudreau'and
Mayo. York sent Reynolds back
to the dugout by making SEN
Sational one handed catch Of a
foul. shortly after BeHdFeaH- had
ran far TO snare a foul on Hos
Teller. Mayo went far to his left
TO rob Boudreau Of hit.
Peters. who in some quarters,
II was feared would have diff
Guilty filling MackS shoes As a
second baSeman certainly leaves
nothing 10 be desired by way Of
hitting He led his mates in hit
ting I'm the recent Detroit series.
eight hits in 10 official times at
bat all hits but one being two
baggerS. lie hit one single.
Besides fielding elamnEaAssllll=
B0Udreau also showed we'll with
the stick, with five hits in Ia Off
cial times up.
Indians used 10 pitchers in the
last three games strategy that
paid off with two victories IN
those trio OF contests.
The Ross and Keliner homerS
were driven into the lower deck
of the eft field stands Besides
Ross. Tigers who have bagged
home runs thus far include York
higgins and Miller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
Bill DickPu .MnH:

Go 20 Great Lakes for his boot
training which would give 1T.
COMDR. MICKEY COCHRANE
just about the best ball club in all
the lane.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
Probable Pitchers
~ IRited Press
AMERICAS IEAGTF

AMERICAN I.EAGIF
Washington tNtgEslinE o-0j ~ Boston
tTerry or 3 p m EWT
Chicago G.ee O-2l ~ Cleveland tEn
nree Obs 80 ? m EWT
Only games scheduled
Games tomorrow Chicago - Clevelavf
Detroit A. ST Louis Washington a. Pos
ton and New YORK A. Phuadeiphla
NATIONAL LEAGIE
No games scheduled
Games tomorrow Boston a. BROOKLYN
Philadelphia At New York So Louis Al
Pittsburgh. only games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01

German United beat Bavsrians,
81; ST, Clair defeated Detroters,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
SpOr
Tioers Passed up
TaIIest in Ne ofs
IN Ralph S'evert
By LEO MACDoNELL

Tigers got 20 talking about
Ralph Siewert The 6-toot ll-inch
r giant pitcher whom Tho Detroit
club sent 10 Memphis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
Ted Williams Wings:

As a tiIer VIII be given him
this week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
Buddy Rosar:

Cleveland catcher who Quit
baseball for a war job received
permission from his Buffalo draft
board 10 take a Job in Cleveland
and VIII play home night games
with lndIAnS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
Joe Cronin Father:
Il. S. Tennis Star

OF baby daughter born yester-
day The couple have two sons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01

IT. JOE HUNT won first exhi-
bition match, beating ARMANDO
VEGA IN Mexico City Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
Abel, Image
Register Here
nv LEWIS u. WALTER

Thousands Of Detroiters have a
new interest IN the Kentucky
Derby today because Cramps
Image earned his ticket 10 The
big race by winning the S25,000
Chesapeake Stakes AT Pimlico.
They know Cramps Image
They saw the chestnut colt win
AZ the Detroit race track last
season Ftt-bctter still. many Of
them know trainer Alfred j.
Whtcyl Abel the former Jockey
who races Cramps Image in his
Wlfc'S name
Abel is Brooklyn born but the
slender quict-Spoken owner is
better known in Detroit than in
his birthplace Tht former rider
for Harry Payne Whitney has
raced his horses here many sea-
SonS since the FAIR Grounds
opened
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
Maiof | que

Games behind ieadhrt
NESTERDAN'S RESULTS
Cleveland % DETROIT IL
New York %. Washington ~,
Boston 81 Philadelphia 2.5
Chicago 50. 81 Louis S-a tfir'' zane
10 innings
TODAY'S GAMES
Chicago A. Cleveland
Washington a. Boston,
49, sarsss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
GETS HIS MAN

The 6-foot 9-inch Mike Nay
mick. who replaced Reynolds.
pitched 10 but one man. lie cot
his man for a third out and when
the Indians batted in the eighth
was lifted for a pinch hitter I'd
kleiman finished
Vernon Kennedy. one I'm .
Tiger. was the winning pitcher
for the ClevelandS. pitching seven
and onc-thrd innings in the first
game before being taken out and
replaced by Joe HevinG He was
taken out after Mayo mad singled
and advanced base on Sacrl-
flee hY Ross Then came -Iiepihe
Yorks single and MayoS. out at
home. as heretofore described.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
Tigers TO Open Series
Inn st. Louis Tuesday

Tigers St Louis tonight whore tomorrow they
three-game They from the Mound City to
engage the White Sox Briggs Stadium later in the week
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
STAR AT WINDSOR

Before that heA4Sea- ta-he one
Of the leading Jockeys at Windsor.
II was Abel who brought home
tho winners. Harry Baker and
Craftsman. n the last two Frontier
handcaps run al Windsor before
The historic race was transferred
10 Detroit
Abers triumph ON Craftsman
provided one of the most thrilling
finishes in-the Frontiers history.
Before a packed homeStretch he
dashed the Jockey on Lane Allen
across the throat with his whip
when his rival grabbed CATS
mans saddle cloth 10 keep him
from pulling away. AbelS mount
was given a neck decision and
the Judges disallowed the claim
OF foul
Outside Of Detroit and Windsor,
Abel has. probably had most of
his turf triumphS AZ Pimhco. II
was there he scored his greatest
riding victory when he rode Harry
Payne Whitney'S BoStonian 10
triumph in the 1927 Preakness.
The famed Pony McAtee cnuldn' {
get the stables Kentucky Derby
winner Whiskery, up in time TO
win. but Abel came through on
Bostonian to beat the challenging
Sir Harry. en-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
Kdyo Morgan
Set for Rizerd
roNiGHT's FIGHT CARD

Kayo Morgan. Detroit vs. Jose Ri1era.
Puerto Rico feathers. :.
johnny Lawer, Cleveland. vs. Buster
Peaks, Detroit. middles.
Pu Peterson Chicago. vs. John 0dlr
Detroit. heavles s
SAMMY Thompson Detroit " Major
Brown. Detroit. welters.
Rm Daniels. Detroit vs. Don Leon,
Washington, D. c., welters, 4.
Kayo Morgan bids for his ump-
teenth hundredth victory tonight
when he faces Jose RiZera, Puerto
Rican fcatherwoight title claim
ant. in one end Of a double windup
on the Arcadia fight card
Whether Morgan c on tinu o &
Haunting all the accepted rules
of the game in the future depends
on the outcome Of tonlghts
match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
Elmer LABdPH Sick:

Ever since me pro meeting In
Philadelphia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01
WON on HONEY CLOUD

II was also al Pimlico that Abel
sent his good mare, Honey Cloud
out 10 win the Dixie Handicap
and S1S.250 in 1910.
Honey Cloud was Abels best
until Cramps Image came along
last year. Some horSemen here
thought Whitley was too high on
the colt. Whitley had named him
Cramps Image because he said
he looked like has grandsire
Man o. War.
II think he might be able 10
run a little like Big Red, too"
said Whitley
Gramp Image proved his
owner correct Saturday, when the
colt took the lead turning for
home al Pimlico and scored n
head victory over the Calumet
Farms Pensive. the hlly which
trainer Ben Jones was pointing
for the Derby.
Two other Derby hopes took
the dust of Cramps Image in
that run of A mile and a sixteenth.
They may not 60 10 Louisville,
but Cramps Image is on his way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01

tremendous croWd-more 40OOO pcrsOns turned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01

Besides fielding -elamnEaAsllI-
BoUdreau also showed we'll with
the stick. with five hits in Ia Off
ciaI fines IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01

Indians used 10 pitchers in The
last three games strategy that
paid off with two victories IN
those trio OF contests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01

Detroit Times, May /. 1914
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01

The Ross and Kcllner homcrS
were driven into the lower deck
of the eft field stands Besides
Ross. Tigers who have bagged
home runs thus far include York
higgins and Miller.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-05-01

Surely HoStetIcr had a great
day baGging three hits and Turn
ing in brilliant catches in the out
field. Though 3S years old, Hos
teller is rated the fastest runner
on the Tiger squad.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-07
AWARDED HONORS

HEADQUARTERS, ALASKAN DEPARTMENT - Award of the Legion of Merit to Col. Perry w.
 Brown of San Diego, Calif., for performance of outstanding ser vice as assistant chief of staff in charge of supply for the Alaska Defense Command from April, 1042, to January, 1944, was an- nounced recently by It. Gen. Si- mon Bolivar Buckner, Jr., Alaskan Department commander.
 By his outstanding executive ability and untiring energy Col onel Brown directed and develop ed the supply procedure fro the Alaska Defense Command to a high degree of efficiency during a period that included active op- eration against the enemy and in volved a rapid increase in the
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-07
By DOROTHY ROE
AP Fashion Editor

There's a hat for every hairdo in the Easte- Parade
 Whether you cling to a pompa- dour. go for a glamor bob, wear your hair upswept or down. dropping, fancy the chignon or the Duchess of Windsor bun, there's a hat made just for you.
 Before you start out on that an- nual adventurous hunt for your Easter bonnet, study your type and decide on your hairdo. Then select your hat accordingly.
 Since the chignon is the newest hairdo there are many fetching Easter bonnets designed to go with it. Most of these are bonnet arrangements or little half hats of flowers, usually worn with a snood-like net to keep the back hair neat and under control. The 
 new line for the chignon :. bonnes is down in back: with trimming at the back, following the line of the hair.
 :, For the upswept hairdo. the lit Htle forward tiled pillbox, fedora or sailor is still tops, .,. It. may be anything from. statw, to starch !: ed, lace, satin or biaae' It may be severely tailored or gaily flower bedecked. If it has a veil. the veil probably will be colored this spring-briqht blue. red or green.
 For the feather cut, the cloche is good. This is the head-hug- eing hat reminiscent of the styles of the last World War, fitting well down over the head. This also may be had in felt, straw or fab ric. with or without trimmings. But ii definitely is without a veil
 For the gas with the glamor bob. the half-hat. the curvefte, the poke bonnet. the round straw bowler are all young and flatter- ing.
 You pays your money and you takes your choice-but be sure your hat matches your hairdo.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-07
By BETTY CLARKE AP Beauty Editor

Your Easter hairdo will be just as important as your Easter bon net this year. And woe unto the girl in the Easter Parade who wears an upsWeep with a bonnet or a downsWeep win e pillbox
 If you are q stick-fast to the old rule, however, and must wear your hair in the same old way, better be sure to match your hat to it.
 A good rule Q remember about bonnet hats is that the hair should be down in back. This year an array of pretty colorful nets will help 10 keep a long bob neat. The long pageboy (best for a bonnet can be puffed out with filler underneath and the net draped around 1t.
 For pillboxes and other flower bedecked arrangements that sit on top of the head, an upsWeep is the answer. But try back side part for a change.
 Forward tilted hats, tricorns and Wispy veil arrangements will look well perched on top of the head with a double chignon hair do. This is accomplished by part ing the hair down the back center and making bun on each side.
 There's always silver lining, howeve~ So if hairdressing isn't your hobby, the 18th century mob caps and turbans have been designed for girls who just don't comb their hair--they cover it all
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-07
REDUCE WAR RISK RATES

American marine underwriters have substantially reduced cargo War-ris1 rates for ~hiprnents nov ing coastHise and from Puget Sound to and from Alaska, as a result of the favorable trend of the war in the Pacific.
 The coastw.se rate and the Alaska rate not west of Cape Spencer have been reduced from 9 to 20 cents. The rates are for s100 of cargo value.
 Shipmen,s not beyond Seward now 'ale a rate of g 1-2 cents. half of the former rate. while new rate of 62 l-2 cents has been set for shipments between Seward and Uninak Pass. The previous rate in this route was $i 8.
 On voyages north of Unimak Pass, but not nor'h Of Norae. the rate has been reduced from S1.50 10 87 1-2 cents. 4 siroiisr rate has been fixed on shipments to the Aleutian Islands, no7 re5t of Unalaska. Rates or shipments to the rest of Alaska and tte Aleu- tians remain unchanged at s150 per sl0O of cargo value
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-07
LIPSTICK STAINS

To remove lipstick stains on handkerchiefs or clothing, sponge the material with non-inflamma- ble cleaning fluid and wash in hot suds. If stain still remains, use chlorine bleach or hydrogen per oxide, testing colored fabrics first in inconspicuous spot for any harmful effect of the bleach.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-07
PIONEER CARD PARTY WELL ATTENDED

Wednesday evening Pioneer ig- loo No. l entertained with another of it's series of card parties at the Odd Fellows Hall. Winners ot the whist game were Mrs. F.. Ma han first: Mrs. Rita Tavis. second; and Mrs. Ben Gillette. third. The lucky men were Dudley Warner, first: Pete Sather, second; and John Haldarson., third. The door prize went te- Mrs. Nordlind.
 The Pioneer women assisting the men on the committee were Mrs. Loretta Jones and Mrs. Fred Rohn.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-07

strength and area occupied by United States troops" his. citation said.
 His ingenuity in developing supply and transportation meth ods and his skill in applying them 70 the functions of the supply of flee facilitated good planning and superior staff coordination at all times. The soundness of his fore sight and judgment insured that troops of the Alaska Defense
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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS TO STAGE DRAMA

The Nome High School Drama Club is busy now working on their two one-act plays. "Trifles" and "Not Quite Such Goose" to be presented on May 9th at the Nome High School auditorium.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-07
Nome Directory

ACCOUNTING, INCOME TAX
 AND SOCIAL SECURITY r. Q. Box 156 Nome, Alaska
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-07

Command were promptly and adequa ely supplied"
 A graduate of the United States Military Academy, he was com missioned as a second lieutenant of field artillery in 1924, later graduating from the Field Artil- lery School, Battery Officers course. He later was transferred to the general staff corps.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-07
CAROL REYNOLDS RETURNS TO NOME

Carol Reynolds. popUlar Uait- ress of the Nome Grin. returned to Nome to assume her old posi- ton after a vacation Nr. Rev holds spent her vacation -n south~ tastern Alaska and wac Ft9@ to be back again.
The Nome nugget., 1944-04-07

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