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The Apache sentinel., 1944-03-10
BR ROKERS TIP.
Post Stockade Det.

Tipping along with the Brokers
Tip! The past week has seen an
overshadowing quietness over the
Ole Stockade Detachment that is
synonymous with the closing days
of the month and finances that
shows its likeness to the ebb tide
but could be just the lull before
the storm when the dinerO comes
/ flowing down. Through it all, cram
ming ages into the few short hours
between retreat and bed check. are
PvtS. Arthur Gardner, j. C. Jen-
nlngs and Thomas (Service Club
Borum.
The streneth of the Detachment
has increased with the addition of
Pics. Freddie Coleman, Melvin
Smith, Pvts. Alvin Bradshaw, Roose-
velt Brown, Cleon Bean, Baylor
Cooper, Brevard Gillian, Solomon
Johnson. Richard Lewis. Marston
Sealey. Isiah Wesley, Willie Dray-
ton and Raymond Lightning" Wal
ten attached for duty from Special
Unit No.
The Three MusketeerS, Pfc. Hal
Hollis. Simmie Fortman and Cleo
Sutton, continue their antics much
to the wonder and dismay of all
concerned Amazing indeed how
three guys can think of so many
things to make life miserable for
the unfortunate party that finds
himself on the wrong end of their
innumerable jokes.
Good Sgt. Twyman is the one that
needs watching On the GONZALES
cent list this week are Pfc. John
Alternately and Floyd Mullins.
1t is just about time that Set.
Paul Payne gave with some infor-
nation about his smooth and we'll
timed "comings and goings" and
don't mean to the local film house.
either.
The diminutive dynamo, Cpl. Per-
cy Blackburn, has found something
at the Service Club besides the at
mosphere that is slowly but surely
taking his mind off the Angel City.
Pfc. <. G. Lofts is up to his old
tricks again. 1t has come to the
place that he never misses an eve
ming in WACville.
Pfc. Estus Honeycutt and Pvt. j.
c. Bolton have quite a bit in COM
mon in theii" desire for night work
leaving this Scribe to wonder just
what is happening between, dawn
and dusk? &
Pfc. Bruce Morris is making quite
name for himself with the cue
stick-taking OH all comers.
Time has come to join the rest Of
the wolves, on the proWl, SO, until
the next gale sweeps over the south
western rim of the mountains, here
is hoping that at our next meeting
your not accounted for as summer
ing in New Georgia" or something
of the kind.
CPL. JOSEPH OMORRIS
The Apache sentinel., 1944-03-10
Q DOINGS At
Service Club No. 2

We have been having such good
times at Service Club No. until. l
scarcely know what to talk about in
this weeks column. am selecting
last Sundays Hour of Charm since.
it introduced a new talent group.
They we're the quartet from the
827th Tank DeStroyers whose COM
pany arrived at the Fort this month.
They sang novel arrangements of
familiar Negro Spirituals and were
enthusiastically received by the au-
dience.
The other program participants
were our faithful friends from Spe-
cial Service. CPL Austin Mccoy and
Pvt. Babe" Wallace surprised us
with renditions of original compo-
sitions. Sgt. Crumpler, who is a
new member of the Post Special
Service, beautifully interpreted
group of songs. In fact as time goes
on I find it more difficult to record
for you the artistry of these men.
Our calendar moves on and I
pause to tell you about the Monday
night dance. By now the news must
be around that we had a bevy of
charming young girls on hand and
also many sociable wives. WACs and
young ladies to dance with the boys.
The Hospital Band introduced
spicy twang to their music that
sped the clock hands around too
quickly to 2200 and goodnight.
Remember that Thursday is our
bingo night and the players have
been enjoying it.
Let's pause and turn to a more Sc
rious item. Sunday a soldier said,
Mrs. Jordan. can't we have a for
um?" We talked about it and truly
/ became so enthused over the idea
that I'm putting the question up to
you and you. 1 would love to see
this soldiers dream materialize. If
/. interested please contact me imme-
diately at the club. If too busy tc
come over call ME by phone but do
it today
Schedule for the week of March
18th
Sunday-Hour of Charm. 1909
Monday--Dance ...........20 200C
Tuesday-MoYieS ........ .2000
Wednesday-Cards, Whist. :. .2C04
1hursday-Bineo .2E]
Friday Speciality Feature :. 1000
Satnrday-Hostess to Jr Bas-
l.
The Apache sentinel., 1944-03-10

A End Lieutenant wistfully said:
Twinkle, twinkle, little bar, how I
wish you were star"
THAT husband of mine is a worm.
Il know. just saw chicken pick
him up!"
The Apache sentinel., 1944-03-10
Off to School

Set. Edward c. Smith. our eff
cinet morning report clerk, is off to
Fort Washington Md, around the
fifth of March to attend courses in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Goes Way Back

Nlulroney goes back quite
awhile in The ring sport, -
calling that as a hoy in knick-
ers in The Detroit Times he
followed the careers Of guys
like Delaney, Berlenbach, Nc
rieue. ", a I X Gfeb-a and
Flowers
1T was a great day for me
when Risko and Heeney opened
the Olympia and we saw such
fights as those between Jimmy
McLarnin and Ray Miller.
Speaking OF the terpsichorean
art. how is good old kayo Nor
gan these days. Morgan Ger
tainIy was threat Ia Fred
Astaire's dancing talents, wasn't
hes Morgan won fight al
Arcadia on Woodward Just re-
Gently
Understand Jack Hurley u
ailine the Aate Hale.
CHuricv is okay again. That
Hurley Was a great manager.
And whatever became OF Billy
Petrolle. his great light" eight
fchter." )Peirolle is the princl-
pa owner of an ornamental
fence manufacturing company
I'm Duluth winch a. present is
IN war Workat
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
4 Biker Writes

And from haSrr7-t and fEhts
We skip 20 the bikes
SGT John a Barbiori Tho
bicycle riding enthusiast from
petr0its EaSt Side, wrote from
England that be spent four
uerlls-tn 4he- hospital with ~
injured hand A. the time Of
writing. the sergeant was about
read 10 leave the hospital We
are happy 20 report
Leo. we get great kick out
~ the papers from back home
the sergeant explained "eSpe-
cially the sport sections. And
while In the hospital got Sev-
eral packages from the Com
sumner sport Club and the Com
sumner cycling team in Detroit
and an the patient, had a good
time on what was sent.
NV brother. Victor "a fine.
His soccer team auu the dNi-
sion championship and several
matches with British teams. To
j. captain of hi, team sure
WAS disappointed aga the Rcd
" ipgs In the Pit' 1iIe
BEST wishe, and kind 70,
CARDS and thank all sports
writers for helping 20 keep
sports alive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
NEwHOUsER HOLDS EN-

Harold Newhouser, who re-
placed Rufus Gentry when the
double F Tiger finger was lifted
for a pinch hitter in the seventh,
finished for the Tigers and held
the Indians in check. Only nine
men faced Harold in the last three
innings
Gentry pitched ably the six
innings he lahored allowing FIVE
hits, an error by Don Heffner a
wide throw TO first baSe-fgured
in the Cleveland scoring.
AL Smith and Joe Heving did
the hurting for the Indians, the
left handed Smith serving for
eight innings, giving up eight hits,
one of them the homer by Miller
Witness in the seventh gave the
Tigers their other marker when
Ross, who had walked, scored on
a single by HefTner
He0ner collected three hits, one
of them a tWo-hagCer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
He S UnconVinced

And Leo NulrorCy Of the
LSS -AseHer is Suil uncon-
Vncod that Ray Robinson was
entitled 10 a decision over Jake
I-aNotta IN their second fight
in Olympia. Mulrogey has AZ
least enc ff4a-ttfttt -+tr-- tt-ff-ef'- -
SIDE Paul DDlzzy1 Trout OF
the Tigers. Paul is still COM
planning about tho decision
Somehow / couldn't see that
verdict for Robinson though
All of YOU sport writer's saw 1t
that way" Nulroney wrote
through the San Francesca post
office.
incidentally Mulroney says
he saw the fight and left two
hours later for the navy
several weeks later ] saw
Henry Armstrong; e o n d
round knockout OF lantern
jawed Tippy Larkin in Civic
Auditorium. san Francisco,
Mulroney wrote
In spite OF the important
business on hand Mulroney APP
-oarer1tlis IL fffftttAis ttffff4tA-tte give
some thought TO Improvement
In the fight game.
What the fight game needs
IL a boxing cZar like basehaliS
Lands. HOllywood's Hayes and
footballs Layden. Maybe then
they could break up Mike ia
coh'S monopoly"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Bisons String
Reaches Two
~ nited Pres.

The Buffalo Bisons, after being
held ScoreleSs for FIVE innings.
scored three times in the sixth
AeetefFfi eat }'--s4ffrii- vert OF 70 defeat
Syracuse. 4 to 3. for their second
victory IN three starts in the
International League race.
Pitcher NtIkC ROSCOE, Who Went
the route for the BiSons, was hat
hard at times but kept seven
Syracuse Safcucs scattered except
in the fourth when two runs were
scared Three errors -hy Setaeti~c
contributed 10 me Buffalo victory
-ThC game vas the only one
PLAYED in the international circuit
1Fl-ta4-riiTT 4Ez=St4tlt1ffd t5uffdfO n
Syracuse game and the Montreal
at Jersey City Toronto at New
ark and the Rochester al Bait
more double-headers were rained
9lf
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
BREHiI4ES
Miller Stays
On Skate Post

u vly eight years go that VII
h ~ Nr'cr brought bis daugh-
---- - --v ff7GrUtGs Ty-Iti-T- over
-o Belle Isle lor The annual Gold
ri Silver Skates Derby Of The
Detroit Times
He hasrf missed q skating meet
n Tins part of Tho country since.
Second tiwr OFT ne was made an
o'trIa. and he's boon going ever
since At Tho annual meeting Of
t-e Detroit Skating Association
Saturday night at Ncrni/S mp
Sow Baltimore way he Is re-
elected president az The body
other officers are Airs Rosa
Johnson JOHN Harrington John
Tobias Charley johnson James
Nicholson Ray N7rr sam Levin
son J. T. Carroll Bib Thompson
and BENJAMIN DaEway B3gdalc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
$1,000 Pin
Triumph

First prize Of $1,000 in the an
nual Cadillac Recreation Sweep
stakes goes Today 10 Cy- GeFalezyll
Whose six game total of 1886 led
a field Of Ga. Phil Bauman had
1859, Adolph Riepepe, 1883; Joe
Green. 1851 Tony Novak. 1l46.
Green had 1907 going in and
needed 100 to beat out Goralczyk.
His best was IA when he ran
into a series of splits Second
place paid $500 and third SIS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Local Fighter
On Trial Tonight.
roNIGHr.s F1nHr CARD


Fdds Taylor. pe'ro.t.-vs orc Black.
well Pitsourgh. Hght hsayies.
Freddie Dawson. Chicago vs. BU
Grter. Detroit hghfWsights
Nelson HsWkes Cleveland ~ John
p ton. Detroit mddlss ..
Don Leon. Washington " Ws Ad-
monds. Grand Rapids, we.tsrs
Harold Refs De,rclt W. Wus WI
Jams Detroit hight hsSFTsf
Eddie Taylor promising Detroit
light heavy, viii get the most
severe test Of his pro carees to-
night when he faces Otto Black
well. Pittsburgh club fighter. in
the eight round headincr on the
Arcadia fight card
Blackwell, with Victories over
many outstanding fighters in the
East, has a style similar 10 Tay-
lors and has more experience
Taylor has lost only one pro fight
and wiped out that by winning a
rematch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
PLAY IN CLEVELAND

The ninth game finds the Lions
al Cleveland. Nov 26 followed by
the DeroiterS' league final with
Boston, Dec. 3.
The Lions VIII play several OK
hibition games, including ono with
tho Philadelphia Eagles in Detroit
Sept IT,
The championship playoff be-
tween eastern and western divi-
sion title-holders viii he staged
Dec. II on the home field of the
eastern team
The complete league schedule.
sept ~ BROOKLYN AZ Green BAY
Sept 2t-Chicseo Fesrs a. Green Pa,
Cleveland vs. card PftsoIeh a. PITS
sept "a ulehr PhHaasipa. a, Roston.
0cf Detroit A. Gree" BAY.
Oc' New York ~ Boston BROOKLYN
Az Detroit Chicago Bears af Cleveland .
card PlNsh4rFh az Green Ray Washington
AZ Philadelphia
OCT 100 Wssh.ogtar ~ Erson' New
York o. Brooklyn. Cardinal p.ttsbuteh
az Chicago Resrs CLEVELAND tt Detroit
o. N0vfou ~ ftT-ldcIphi7 Rr0Hk
Yn .se -Wnshueton Detroit ~ Chicago
Bears Cardinals pIttetlfll A. NrV York
cleveland on Green Ba.
nef "a Boston ~ Rf-otItr cleveland
af Ch'r1E1 HeHrs.. f4td.u4. 81 f.'IeirfftN 30
Nash,ugtor Green ba- ai Detroit Sew
York Al PM dr'ph'H
Soy Green BAY ~ Chicago Bears
R.s'Hr et New Yurh pnl7iepha az
Br0.h.yU Detroit ts C4rlIn7 Pittsburgh
40 FntshIrFh Cleveland af Washington.
N0v Il boston AZ Ch|rern Ro8rs.
nlrlN ai Detroit Green BaN 40 Cleveland
ErN York Hf f'n. Is.Ia' Ui.H
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24

Following their opening game
in Green Bay. the-LionSyVlitp play
their first home game a week
later. the Brooklyn Dodgers COM
ing 10 Detroit on oct. S.
The Cleveland Rams. returned
to league competition after being
idle one year. are The next home
attraction for Detroit. oct Is.
The following Sunday oct. -.
finds the Lions At Chicago with
the champion Bears. and without
anytime for the Lions 10 Crt n
breath the Packers visit Detroit
the next Sunday. Oct. %
A home and road series with
the newly merged Chicago Car
dinals and Pittsburgh SteelcrS,
with the first at Pittsburgh, Nov.
5. and return in the Motor City
Nov. -. prccedcS the Bears APP
pearance on Michigan soil
Nov. 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
TIGERS ARE CHEERED

II is all pretty wonderful to the
Tigers. who prior 10 yesterdays
successes. had dropped all four
games played and had sunk into
the depths of despair. They didn't
mind that il had rained the ira
ditonal cats and dogs up TO game
time and that the field was wet
and mucky and only slightly more
than 5000 customers showed up
in Cleveland's spacious Municipal
Stadium.
But. 10 get back 20 eur hero -
the eminent Mr.. Mrffer, a husky,
drawing Texan, whose closest APP
proaCh 10 the big leagues before
Joining the Tigers this spring was
claim to being property of the
White SoX, for whom Hack man
aged a farm club at Lubbock,
Texas.
With more than two-thirdS Of
the contest gone and what seemed
to he A comfortable lead Of TO
l. the Indians were riding high
when the Tigers came TO bat in
the eighth. They were one out
nearer 10 victory when Rudy York
grounded out,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24

Can't Join team still sick
in Buffalo with combined attack
of neuritis and influenza and
there's that old gall bladder all
menD and now he has been IN
bed for five days Wife says
she will take y Y Yankees pilot
to country Amherst. y. y for
a much needed rest he
very weak, she says.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
RAIN-RAIN-RAIN

While Mccarthy muses. over his
troubles. Midwest teams conten-
plate heirs. Rain has been
hitting frequently at the schedule
and four games yesterday were
postponed Red Sox-Athletics
nators-Yankees; Giants-D Dodgers
and Reds-Pirates The ST. Louis
Browns, however were in A Jolly
mood after drubbing the White
Sox in both ends Of a double
header, 3 to 2 and 4 10 8
The Brownies have yet 10 be
defeated and the sweep of the
twin bill gave them six straight
killings. In the first game Jack
Kramer won MS second game OF
the season. scattering eight hits
along the route and slammlng out
homer for his own cause. Orval
Grove held the Brownies 10 FIVE
hits in the second game hut two
run rally in the eighth finished the
White SoX.
In tho National League. the St
Louis Cards took over the Chicago
Cubs. II to 3 and ; to 4. to run
the Cubs string Of losses TO five.
The Boston Braves and Phila-
delphia PhllieS split a twin bill
the Braves winning the first
game. ) 10 0. and the PhIllies the
second, 2 to ..
Jim Tobin pitched the best
game in the entire days schedule,
a near no-hitter that was married
only by rookie Moon Mullen ;
sixth inning single.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Youth. LIB.
Gels am Ace

Floyd Keywood. l3. was 50 eX-
cited about getting a hole in one
az Warren Valley Sunday he for,
got 10 co 10 school today.
It's all right though Floyd says
hiS teacher would understand lie
said he wouldn't have been able 10
study He goes 70 Ruddman grade
school lives ~ 77Sl RoScmont and
made Tho ACC on a l33-yard hole
using a No. 3 iron
As far as can be aSCcrtaincd
he's the Youngest golfer ever TO
make a hole IN one around here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
NATIONAL LEAGrE

SUNDAYS RESULTS
- R----- Phifsoslpnts o.
ST. Louis l1.5. bChicago 81
New York ~ Brooklyn. postponed
Cincinnati a. Pittsburgh rain.
TODAN'S GAMES
Cincinnati ar Pittsburgh.
Ory game scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Isn't ID just KILLING!
TIGERS Win Twin hill
By LEO MACDoNELL

CLEVELAND. April 24-James
CHacD Miller, 30-year-old semi
pro catcher from Dallas, Tex was
the hero Of the Tigers here today
as Steve O'Neill's proteges pulled
out for Chicago, where they will
open a two-game series with the
White SoN tomorrow.
II was a dramatic home run by
Miller with two runners on base
IN the eighth inning that pulled
victory out OF the fire in the sec
ond game and gave. the Tigers a
sweep Of yesterdays double
header, 6 10 , and A 10 3.
As a result. the triumphant
Tigers not only won their first
games of the season. but the
series here two games 10 one, and
yanked themselves out OF the
collar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
SDOrIsuInuS-PaHL:

t7r7rr7v newt STrUTday -. racing
VIII be continuous M Chicago area
until UCNT N0ICnher Wash
lrEton Park and Arlington Park
viii offer FIVE stakes Of $4,000
each during combined meeting
Money. money money!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
FIRST FOR TROUT

Paul Dizzy Trout in fine form.
pitched the Tigers to their win
in the first game-Diz' first tri-
umph Of the season. He gave up
only seven hits and the two runs
scored by the Indians were I'M
earned, A costly error by Higgins
playing a role in the scoring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24

To Uncle Sam Al The induction
center in Camden, y j.. today
where the y. Y Giants manager
takes his physical e.. Il accepted
Ottie says hen Hstay with club
until called for active duty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Corsica Will Start
I'm shiSOX Opener
Nv LEO MACDONELL

CLEVELAND April 81 Johnny
Corsica viii pitch for The Tigers
against the White SoN I'M Chicago
tomorrow making has GrStappeAr-
ance Of the year Lee Buckl Ross
Us carded 10 go for tho Pale Hose.
Corsica 4 relief pitcher last sea-
son e getting his chance IN a
starting rlIc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
No Perfect Season

Never IN the long history Of the
TWO major baseball leagues has
there been a year in which all
clubs opcUated Al a profit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Few High Scorers

Only four players have scored
so goals IN two or more seasons
since New York became part Of
the major hockey league in 1925.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
HIGGINS OPENS RALLY

But there were surprises ahead
for the Indians for the Tigers,
too, perhaps. Pinky Higgins dashed
a sharp single 10 left and the
show was on. Jimmy Outlaw fol-
lowed with another single. When
Don Ross flew out 10 Jeff Heath
in center field. the picture dark
ened for the Tigers. But momen-
tarily only,
Came Hack Miller with his
mighty home run hack.
But let-us explain. Miller got
into the game by chance Some
body had to catch when Hostetler
replaced Bob Swift as a base
rdnner. =
Came the wallop,
Miller. a right handed hitter.
drove the ball far TO right field
and over Roy Cullenbine'S head.
For split second, Cullenbine
seemed uncertain whether 10 come
IA ef o-back for the BAH. BY the
time he decided TO go back il was
too late Then 10 make matters
worse. the former Tiger slipped
and fell trying 10 field the ball
But by that time the painting AZ
Miller though obviously out Of
gas. finally puffed his way across
home plate with something to
spare.
Higgins and Outlaw were, Of
cou&se, ahead of him and the COM
pleXion of the game had suddenly
st,ar,r,e 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Bio Contribution

Horse racing has been the me-
dunn OF raising more than $1,000
600 for war relief projects in the
past u months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Browns Are ON Fire
But YankS Are Sad
Times Photo
Ry Internatlnnal Nsw. ssr.le.

These the try New Yankees With
Yankees barely holding their 800 wonand-
columns with Manager Joe Mccarthy ang and temporarily
his farm the Yankees today OF cherry
pitcher Spud Chandler beginning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Standings

SUNDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT 6f. Cleveland %
So JnuIs So Chicago 2-3
RHs'on AZ Philadelphia wet grounds
Washington A. New YORK post poned
TODAN'S GAMES
no games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24
Lions 10 Play Six
Games ON Home Lot

PHILADELPHIA April "a Detroit Lions Will play six at
road fail according to the National Foot
hall League schedule of 50 adopted hero
Action for Gus DoraiS Detroit grdders will extend from
l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24

lilEN
1t was an invitation to Spud TO
drop into The Induction center
next Friday and it means the
Yankees now have painfully
apparent hole in their pitching
staff left by a man they cannot
nOssihlN hnna 10 ref1fnr-r
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24

one-handed catch ~ n foul on
Mayo. The SS-year-old Hostel
Ter, i'm the second, revealed his
Wanted speed when in the mud
he beat out roller To Rocco.
ON a dry field. fork's two bag
ger m the third which scored two
Tiger runs, would have rolled 10
The 476-foot mark ana peen a
homer IN Clcvelands huge Munic-
Ipal Stadium
Mcdonnell. the eN-D troit
sandlotter now first string
catcher for the Indians. was
lifted for a pinch hitter Hockett
hat for the Detroit hoy and
struck out.
In .thc sccnnd game BoHdreaa
meIc Vac boSj play of The day a
Theatrical stop that robbed Higgins
nt at rakIpE IHgglH, torrd
EraUulpr Boudroau fell 10 The
ground rd while lyng flat on
hI> stomach tossed 10 Peters 10
force tr4Wcr a' second.
Harry Hcilmann, ace Detroit
baseball announcer. was the only
broadcaster announcing { he
games over the air. No Cleve-
hand station il broadCasting
gAmes-thuS tar This year HARRY
did his usually. good job.
,N'H three hits. one a two
Laa2- l4tiner- revealed The wis-
T'-T7 1T KING him in theosccond
game a-aire' Southpaw Al Smith.
iIedth'> error came on a
mighty drive by York, which rot
away from the Cleveland center
trrttcf after he had made a long
run
n.Hfr0as> rnrre hIf, for The
aat Included fwo nIoopers dropped
INTO short .cit Acid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-24

As The Derby stacks, up al this
minute, Stir Up deserves the fa-
vorte role, with Challenge Me,
winner of the Arkansas Derby,
definitely a threat
II you are looking for a dark
horse, there is none more suited
for that longShot role than the
Detrolt-owned Bell Buzzer. =
sensational winner at Churchill
Downs last week
Dave Ferguson horse likes dis
lance and has proven ne can 60
il. He's always closing always
coming on al the finish.
There's just one thing We do not
like about Bell Buzzer. He's AL
ways slow getting away from the
post. In A big field he'll likely
have plenty Of trouble
Stir Up IS Just the opposite He
breaks fast and gets away from
the humping and "pocketing an
tics OF the others. He's out there
WinginG and he has Vet shown no
igns OF folding up At the finish.
Yes. II looks. like Stir Up and
Arcaro can yodel at all the 9TH
crs.
Here we 70, come and catch