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Evening star., 1944-07-16
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SHk ielnc118S s. ro& & a 8 n ffiS l6iRR,
C01HI&xE rUnM14U1NGo TOR studio bed
room. iqcludtns Mellyyocd bed; sysgythtne
4-P6srE1 pKD. full size. and sprins,
6NE FUkNACI, oil. complste with tank,
condition. n: r. McCAILuN, Ci. rd..
Lorton, VS. VI mile from p. G. work
hin. FERrMIxER srREADER ana 500.
gciicn cypsess ystsr tank; CH. G001:
direct iron manufacturer: steel OF wood
slate: 1908 l4th ct. NV. Phone AD. 1888.
LAYING TOWN. anxious to sell electric
iron, electric fan, electric alarm clock,
lawn mower. automatic toaster. and table,
moEel lhtlco radio: all excellent condition;
reaaonabie oders acceptable. IA. 33Ob,
evening" OF sunday.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
POULTRY 8 EGGS.

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POULTRY HOUSES, delivered, 5000 lp;
Es;S9sF VI SzsS S;sss ss it. Boz $ss
200 YEAR-0LD OLD N. Hampshire Reds. s.
800 900 Oh chIcKENs. ecfK2EsNss N. H.mp.hire Reds
BARRED b, e 1ssa: noess and 1se HSsf csois sa w
feed branch Of the VITA not to hatch
chicks juno, July and Aug. Chicks avail.
able able Sept; s and oct; On sdy,nssd orders
burg road ne; Ii. 962a.
shire % layers layers. y Phone isH'H 81. Sizes. s'S A."p'
PULLETS. 3 months old. excellent quality,
New Hampshire Reds: weiehing 3 lbs. and
over: will lay in September; $1.26 each
Phone 9erwyn 225-R after 2 pm.
fULhDSS, 4 months old: lay in about 80
Reds: Beautifully developed, Blood tested
81 .35 each: AZ or more, Safe arrival guar
COO. GLEN OAK POULTRY FARM. Boz
iaSsss HiNEs crTcKs.Mdu TTenssn. & 8 approved pu,.
Closed on sunday. H1NEs HATcHrRsYY, nsY
COWANs CHICKS = Breeders, quality
chicks. 2. 8. approved. Pullorum contr. :,
sssr ssss prise. Mss 0De aa VAN tsGssd sSsn: ssss:
sAbx CaiGks, issd ana poultry supplies
James Esd Store. inc- 019 I Is NV
ruILETs-1Qc New Han,pshire Reds, /
mos. old; rood LAYING strain. Warfeld 6i44.
rUIl1Ie-xcE sals30 hleod- tested 4ar-
ins; VII ~ c6Sap. Can ~. Iii6.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
RQAIS.

WILL TRADE an income-producin1 3. c.
pESpeIty S TT fer good cabin cruiser. Phone
ogTsoARp SEi aso "a aoroGs r5as' cylinder, Watt,
ansoIT sSs aSss, Se sds 4 81
s1ss-eiss. send!.lSn: s2oS. 2oSnGnsi insiudins1 1s s.i
ss i0 e Ii po?n 70 q f. after e5,tS5
fss S4as Ct eenss4sd seqns @ossa sra
tackle, anchor. etc: ~sssb: ready 10,
TRIcT YACHT CO. 18th and water 1s sts
cAB1N cRSffssER, RsSSffsE s4-ft.; 1so-hp. Stern,
marine engine; sleeps 4: 81 $50. ASK fo1
6ursoAsb St slsI Moaof. xssft clVs Wizard, snnp ,,
$S?s5 ssFI; zfsHAsSsos Hs sSSS douol. cabin cruiser
5ridss deck cruiser $500 sSfs. dsie custom saSI
cruiser. $3.50 NATIONAL 1i MoToR STesRmaeal! soAH
FOE sALE-cabin cruiser. 4o.fs. long
Ion 1oIft; ~ beam. 30 hip. motor, fully equipped
EHRIR4in9 ESH EMi S31o: moor noon to pm. 49,,
perfect condition. 20 h:p.. very fast fast. Ais
full racing equipment. Stannus wheel. ex
ss, aauss Neston slssf' v1ss s,s slso 4slS Monro
eUfsoASD oeses SsSis At Mo4SR Msol4fSSsnsSugs w.
u s5tef 70 Gs eo AT At cxssN tSss s9ndiS Yp1Ssr,
STANDARD snns;, make. fully equipped. exceiisni
fn u ASRaDtisf sfrlDsso1l5Ts BE 1l5sT Star
lsT lEyln5uds = io1S;R R %HetoTs; sssS. 1000 Tss:
xGxiI1hSY AZ Ii Gi sEo6fo Ho seSsi sk,D,.e. design
sleeps two: sails and motor in good condi.
ten; new running Kissing, price reason
PEN f&N !Sk Sk S RJNxsSuf sSsd1 ,e.foot all m.ho.
any: IKE new; Al model johnson, 10 h.p
@ssSssSr' mate ehr1ms a;aqs sti1ss and lights; sacrcs
BOAT; outbosrd. l4-ft,. white cedar: 2 mo,
sgs4oS ssHs'slS stS}sFsi f9S ia:a s1is iSss .s,'.
volt plant; fully equipped for living &C. &C.
Sommodations for 8; has everything: Z
iaE kEMa1hz0 x f. cs5issR, cthSG 1n ssel,ae saae
SSs toilet; ISL sss. HsTai. a se.s :s'si a.ss "a
lhS Y4WL NJ DxrSsf ss Il s.l os MI s5 5lS e.
M.rconi shnr .; rig Has cruised extensively on
maintained ma, In Commission and vel
sSis0n sSip@a..s ssaI a.. snse Dssc ssy rhtns
two toilets. searchlishts. awnings, III
cedar dinshy etc. sleeps 10, in large g.
%9ns.r 1SGn Soeels socen,. stss:roo% and iowsId
space Nash Marine Basin provided con.
nections for water. electricity and tele.
phone. Very well suited to living aboard
the year around. Price. Sc, $50 With Ananc-
ing available to responsible rarty. Cal
5536 for further information and appoint.
WANT cxSIN CRUISER up to so-foot;
sisrs mais se lood p fissn beat, ready to 20; nc
aSTxDousSoslc se5 Sosor. ssaI r.e.rd... a,
re or condition: cash for same. ~
kviNsUDE ana nte eussoard motor,
Ihompson boats new and used: servicl
and parts; used parts. factory represonta.
AVE.. 7H1 11th Sc.
MATTHEWS twin cabin. twin screw. Fo,
particulars address Box 65-M, Star.
CABIN CRUISER, 36-ft.. white CEDAR and
OK, Kirmath engine: suitable for living;
1915 cash; $876 terms. FR. 174o.
CHRIs-CRAFT 1e4e CRUIsRR. 80 It,, dou.
pc pc .ss cabin. @ tyin screw; sleeps 9; privat.
fsl HsIDss' sonDHssifn; Dsslsl 800. b0efsd a Ias
1ssf.a g. sRsF RsssFs;fi TssSs Sssss:c. si..
CABIN CRUIsEh raised deck. 20 IT,, s-ft
nenms sleeps 4, GALLEY. and toilet, screens
!uuy edutpDed: excellent shape: S0OO
sissr snicns sasnph sAa9snspcih tAd.) soS1i mint. West
s'oal Sasss1d dshA dgsAhAkT }thEEpns2AT, }E q eced ssada.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
eoAl NN000. pID 0Ql

coAl, Wooo, ~ 0gl,
:5sss; SS| ERA. .s,:s'y .:,.y q:
stseE cut any lensth, 40 nj. ezra d.
w. 'usrsd hosos osdsr ss,rss 4ss sio dS5 asIl
ANDik6Ns nrs soe,s. scrssas ana a1 ~.
Rascs n E91Gs; renalfs4 sn1 reaniahsd 2.
3FQAMElIA 723 18th st. NV. Nh. 113z
SLAB 20 ,MOQD. 10Q eords ssasoned; o0f
ana oyer. Wood and coal yarGs call for
Evening star., 1944-07-16

VIOLIN, Anatt style, very old. fine qualit,
tone; tone; must be seen to be appreciated
s&tEkE WI = nos. siS electric, round, IS. 20,
wxIkTNS' cxNEs-rine nst: 1S1 collection o
naSndruSbed hand. canes, some very old an.
nice condition. Can be seen Sunday ant
son Mondas a1s eeeTfen eoIIec.ol Pm n.nt to pm
don't miss this opportunity. Portner Apt.
Wxhbn6n9 RHth nnS 2 sts .:,nM NM APT APT 2s4
99ff55 9ff55 SET for. g SO; porceisin-top' table
SM1xhDESoAsES Sgnsi asuiNk, sss; small, fan, $40
WIS 1Sts Il sn sSnssS FL saSDp.d perfect
SIS aasesgs ssss 'ss si.t e;
WATCH, ayiator's chronograph. swis,
MoycGSi MaT1%rs special ,,dx. features AD Ss33.
Bsnrls wrist ana pocket watches. SIS sns ns
S35. tax included: guaranteed psrfect; bar.
xcH ssies 1ilSGe iSo II p pixie PAwfssoRERs p 3
WAFER COOLER, NEED. repair; sn IH;s l:ssonable Sn
air conditioner, refrigeration equipment
Ds sas saa ave assd BeaB.sa: delivery 1905
WATER HFATER, Rex gas automatic, pre.
War; Var; 2O.ysar guarantee. side-arm heaters
na % daz 9sti 81. John & WEansTEE We plumb
WATER HEATER. 2O-eai., with sidearm
copper heater. in perfect condition, $40. 90
WATER aKATERs-oas water heaters, 20
20. 40; 80, go, 100 and 160 gal. capacity
immediate installation; no down payment
II II mont mont q ITO to pay. Phone AMERICAN
WHEELBAkROWS. useo, excellent condi-
ton: $3.50. Complete Garden shops 1t 4
stores. HHCHINGER CO.
WHEEL CHAIR, rubber tires, collapsible
WHEEL CHAIR. Trinidad s4s7.
q SMALL MOTORS, 1920 and 1880 h.p.
direct current: $3 each. (Do not send
money! Box 109-T, Star.
WINDSOR CHAIRS, 3. mahosany; ma.
hogany extension table. seats siI. Cal
Hobart 4164.
WOOD. several cords, in lengths Of to
IT.. from cleered ground: you pick ur
and haul now; near Silver Spring, Nd,
reasonable price. RA. 8T00.
WOOL OvEHcOAT, boys, practically new.
SIS. En-. 6147 Sunday. - \
BUILDERS ATTENTION! FOR sale, lum.
Der, steel windows steel angles and beams
nails. fireplace dAmpers. medicine cabi-
nets, coal shute doors. metal door frames,
furnaces. SHAPIRO, INC,
1341 Conn. ave. DU. TIT.
3 flat 9f1N0 STEEL C1Al1e for recFe-
aon rooWk Awn, pQfeh, Hpst comfortable
nads. ~ saeh. c1. o1eA.
Evening star., 1944-07-16
n0An. fCenf.t.

0QA1k icent.D.
W0lfED 70 1nAqB III acfs9 - Aft{1Ss
ssIu: saI csSs1ss 3 Sc al cdfs ssiY
rresident ~. Ne.. 1S-U-b5. fhons 1eltis
day. q TO 4 pm. MaYy1end Yacht Club,
Slip 81, South Dasin. q. WeinmAn. No.
n Frederick st.. Baltlm0re
|EDNEST LIgKEY Q AsSOC1ATE1, Naval
Architects. Yacht BrokerA Marine 1us..
SO4 18th it. NV, Washington GRE. 146l).
| Selected IiSting1. -
IS42-3y Richardson, CLIO, red.
| 1898 $g tw. ser. consolidated - 5000
lll9S7-44 encl. br.- dk. cruiser --- 1900
y i1R21-34, Alden Marconi ketch =. 3.76O
936 AZ Alden MOTOR sailer ketch 1000
l926-64 Alden Marcont schooner 1000
1OAI. cabin cruiser, 4O.ft.; lAthfcp nacs
sS5l, 0;5O 70 IL am. Sunday. Cortnfhtan
Evening star., 1944-07-16

CABIN CRUISER, raised deck, 20 f., e-ft.
oenms sleeps Z, salley. and toilet. screens,
lIlly eauipoed: exeellent shape: S0OO.
River 221-F-B. --
s'sa dsh iylg iyIlhgEssSAE g e sJsz.a sszsa ssaa-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
A Cuban Did II

The batter who fouled Rich
ards out Of action is Antonio
Ordenana. recruit from Havana,
who IN English can say only
"okay' and who drinks ice tea
for breakfast
Il hope the ice tea freezes
his tonSiIS," Richards hoped IN
the clubhouse after the acci-
dent
Al Lopez. the very able vet
eran catcher from Tampa. does
Ordenana s interpreting for the
young Cuban
Through LOPEZ, Ordenana
vas asked why he drinks ice
tea in the winter time.
ME gustA." said Ordenana
''He SAYS because ne likes IL"
Lopez explained Literally, IL
means that ice tea il pleasing
60 me"
IL was also revealed that Or
densna attended University of
Havana PLAYED baseball and
basketball He played with
Portsmouth last season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Female Setter Wins
nv Don GILLIES

Miss Detrorter a spry little
Enghsr female setter owned b, r.
L. DAVIS ~ Detroit nrs,H "a
downpour yesterday TO splash
home an easy victor ir tGe an-
nusl running OF 'he MIch.au
Sportsman Association annual
spring field tutI,
Better known a. Ginger Tie
ypar-Old white and black pup rad
little trouble trimming hEn
class field Of entrants M fhe open
puppy event which included such
well known dog. as Count Fleet q
pointer owned and handled hy
Paul Trcadavat of Rerkley winch
finished second 8ud Ichaloy m.
other pointer pup owned by r. a.
Helwig Of Canton q which -U-
ished DHrd
Most important event o' tHr
fwo-day trials was fhc open HII
age event in which Nashstand
i-vesr-old pointer doc owned b}
y u Rankin Of Columns Mis-,
ass gwen The decision Handled
~ Bill Cosner also of Columbia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10

CHICAGO April 10 ms
Gallery customers who saw the
Montreal Canadlens defeat The
Chicago BlackhaVk,. 3 to 2.
last night az the Chicago
Stadium were retaining Nari-
Gus items of their personal be-
longingS today a. The Warren
avenue police station
Just Go make sure that there
would he no repetition of TbWS-
day nights demonstration when
spectators Siopped the game tor
20 minutes 10y tossing papers,
playing CARTS. CpIH> aud even
folding chairs onto the. zee.
Andy Fraiu Ju>hers "iu~kcd
the upstairs customers before
they were permitted 20 buy
tickets.
The hau, included eseh items
as these
Steel bolts marbles Wslruts
and hickory nuts coat hangers,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Sports
5rioos S+aoium
10 Be Ike Home
fo Cotcher Swift
By LEo MACDo>EIL

VINCENNES. Apu' l1 Bob
Swift. who Will catch Pau
Trout for the TgeIS against inc
Browns opening daN az BJcC>
Stadium a week from 'omofto"
has feHa memories -et-t44e-+l''-
troit hall park
IL was AZ Briggs Stadium
that the new Tiger catcher oh-
tanned from the Athletics
caught MS first hlG league game
That was The opening game of
the 1910 season and Bob was
catching for the Browns He
made ms det----- auSplClou>ly
contributing TWO hits and
throwing out TWO over anxious
Tiger runners as the Browns
beat Buck NeWSom and the
Tigers
Il still have ~ home In
SalinA kansas the hall that
chnched that game-mN first in
thr big league" Swift reported
"Slick CofimAn pitched for the
Browns and the Sicker had
lots Of fun kidding NewSom
shout it
Cofiman formerly had been a
Tiger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Seat Sale Brisk
For 1st Game

Sale OF opening game tickets
was keeping pace with last year,
it was announced today by Charlie
Martin. custodian of the paste
boards al Briggs Stadium
The bulk Of our sale il now
done by mail. not only for the
opening game, hut all other big
games. We have "a many, or
more orders than we had for
last wears opener. our window
sale il good, too, 80 We can eN-
ject big turnout next Tuesday
when the ~. louis Brownies
come To town.
Everything is in readiness fNr
the big opener The field is peN
feet Part of the park has been
The seats have been
given a Scrubblng and when the
team goes East during the sum-
mer they'll be repainted
The box office viii be open
daily 10 sell opening game tickets.
Also seats tor The PirtSburgh-TigoT
series here Saturday and sunday
Box seats are $50. reserve >CctS
81 30. general admission Sl20 and
go cents.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Tennis Tourney
Dates Are Set

Seventeen tournaments are on
the 1914 schedule as issued today
by the committee OF the South
eastern Michigan Tennis ASSocia-
ton consisting of w. r. Boyer,
chairman. Louella HouSer Of
Bloomfield HIS, Mrs f. J HoMe,
Jack Luke, and Hubert G. Johnson
KngSwood School CTanbrOok is
holder again of the Michigan open
for Girls starting May l. and the
first on the tournament list De
troit Tennis Club has the National
Clay courts championships for
the second consecutive year
June 12-l6
Public parks dates are June %
July. 4 July sic forms the city
open championship period at De
troit Tennis club highland Park
open is set for July 22-30 and
Hamtramck Aug 6-l3.
Closing events are the Red Cross
Sept "a and the second annual
HamtramCk Invitational Doubles
Sept. $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Puck Fans FriSked

bags Of rice and flour lemons.
oranges and lines. playing
cards. megaphoneS, pieces of
steel. rolls OF pennies. quart
bottles OF beer. and two fold
ing chalrS
a folding chair came flying
out of the gallery Al Thursday
nights game and narrowly
missed Judge keneSaw NJ Ian
dis. commissioner Of baseball
Judge Lands made a few re-
marks even more emphatic than
when ne slapped a S29.OOOOOO
fine on a corporation in a his
toric case years ago. arose from
his seat and left The turbulent
scene.
Frain'S uSherS turned The col
lection OF potential missiles last
night over 10 the police so the
nWneLS--oasid-clafm rt1ru- Tf
they desired
The game was a model or
decoTum.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
-Four Senator'S:

eHiFFI0 ORTIZ an ournelder
FRANlSCO QUE MAS IN
fielder JUAN HERNANDEZ and
BOB ALBERTSON. pitchers. all
Cubans. were released on option
10 Chattanooga and VERNON
CURTIS pitcher was sent To
y l+t++,--+f',,iry- nv washington ..
Cubs-NhItc SoN game cancelled
because of the Camp AtCrbuFN
Ind field being under water
JIMMY FOXX VIII be- catching
Tor Cubs Mats beat Blue
Jays tPhilS) 2-l But some
other birds. the Orioles Balu-
more cooled of the As i-3. end
lng the MackS SiN-gome streak
BOB MALLOY Reds pitcher has
has induction notice for April -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
NELLIE MUELLER LEADS

Nellie Mueller is the leader in
Class A singles in the women 5
city championships at Great Lakes
Center. on $40. Sophie MiSSine is
second on 465 Minabel Holmes
Mildred Callahan gained first IN
{ doubles on 9S7 Norma Hopper
BerniCe Conn went up IN r on $50,
Ruth Vogel and StephanIe Wala-
SEX lead r on $50. All events
leaders are as follows Class 3
Frances 81. Sauver. ls8fgC Mary
Hut, 1911. d Ida May Zoep,
1875 r Norma Hopper, 1887, F.
Kathryn Fish. 1877.
Ed and Henry BeCkley last pair
10 90 on in doubles. each furnished
6l7 10 land first place on 1884 M
the American Federation Of Labor
tournament closing yesterday al
Cadillac Recreation Tom Sinclair
and Al White were second on 1892
DSR was first IN the team event
on 279S. Ralph Bennlng kept the
singles lead on 6Sl and won all
events, u.s.. San kaplan 673. and
Louis Carnaghi, Gel, finished be
hind Bennlng.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Montgomery lakes
Exam Thursday .

PHILADELPHIA. April 10
tUPl- Lightweight cha plon
g New York yerSion) Bob Mont
gomery reported today he had
been instructed 10. appear for ms
pre-inducuon physical cNamIna-
tion Wednesday.
Montgomery who regaincd the
title recently from Beau Jack of
ia married and has
"A 3-vear-old son
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Scratches
~ I nited Press
JAMAICA
usa her clear tracs fss'
No scratches
VernOr'S Given Scare

visu 1891 Kinnsys 1sls Entsrprs, 7sla
Doubles Ann Wells Betty cha prnsn
f2i2 Eleanor koepke-C0rai Jones 1891
Agnes Ekstrom Maze ShAmIoek 1888
pdsi Shiliads Myrtle Boss 1897, Gladys
Dem psey Adels ne CoWan il16
Singles Irene Zimmerman 5gz Glance
Lyle Ann Arbor $50 Ann Sipp~r So
Minnie SsCkerman Grand RAPIDS 5sS
Mare Roluyr Grand RApr1s ST. AL
events Eleanor Kospks 1910.
CLASS
Team Motor Inn PDnusr -4sT prIo.es
Frances kachI-IAFsrn Eansk sflfEiA.
zoos Singles Irene Mitchell $50 Al
events M.ored Maln. Adnsn 1850
CLASS G
Team Dor~sF 2tpt nolties Joanr
F.mbacn LtlhAn R1stck 81 Singles
Beatrice stsumAr Siz AL EvsBts-Msry
Hun. 1877
CLASS u
Tean Michigan Sfafs college 20Ss
Doubles Esther Niiliken VIVIAN John I'm.
ia} Cl'N. 500 Singles Mar Hapn Ian
sing 500 All events Frances sinks 1884
CLASS T.
Team DuwurIvsr Recreation No 2
49, Doubles Phydais AmNnK~F Allce
Msruri go Singles Marina Jshsvir7
Bay cry 80 All events -Joyos Cor
belle Ipsuann 1913
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Blooper Pitch BATTING

Rip Jewell unveiled his
biooper pitch for the Tigers
YESTERDAY That's the famous
super slow bal. pitch with ana
arc like ribIIck shot That
helped the Plant City. Fla.
StraWherry king llln - a...44.--
for the Pirates last season
The pitch was not TOO battling
70 the Tigers. While in their
eaRerneSS 10 axe WALTON al
the b q loon like apparition
Eddie MAYO and Chuck Hostel
.er raised snemic ny ball, To-
the outheld the canny York
waited until tho proper TIME
and then banged the pitcH 10
left field for a single
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
BREVITIES
Well, Hawks
DID Lead

CHICAGO April l0 ms
The Montreal CaradlenS were
short only one game today OF a
championship ir the Stanley Cur
hockey plsNof series their 3 90
win over The Chicago BlaCkhaWkS
l8sf night giving them three
straight victories 90 none for the
Hawks
4 = to 7 Chicago victory APP
peared M The making Until the
Canadicns struck twice within IS
seconds IN the final period The
Montreal outfit VIII Try 20 make
% -four straight Thursday night
on their home ice.
The Hawks FOR the FIRST time in
Tho series. took q lead over the
visitors when GEORGE ALLEN
>lammed the puck into the net u
3 70 Of the FIRST period on a pass
from ART W1FBE
The advantage Slumped into a
II tie in > o. of the second
period on MAURICE RICHARD
pass 10 TOE BLAKE The assist
credited 10 RICHARD enabled
hum 20 te the modern record for
points during a Stanley Cur
series. II was his fourteenth
point including nine goals and
FIVE assists
The crowd Of 1854 went wild
when JOHNNY HARMS at 4.16
of the final frame put the Hawks
ahead again by taking a pass
from JOHNSON, faxed beauti-
fully then lei 90 with hard shot
that landed IN the net
But big MIKE MCMAHON OF
the CanadlenS rot that hack in less
than a minute and s. seconds
later PHIL WATSON Skated in
for an easy score against goalle
MIKE kARAKAS OF the Hawks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Once Fired by Tigers

Besides a baseball used m ms
first big league game swift also
has another souvenir. a pink
slip which Signifed that ne had
once been fired out Of the De
troit organization
II Still carry It," Swift eN-
blamed. land YOU can guess
enjoyed myself immensely when
learned that l was hack with
the Tigers. I recalled with what
Scorn I was tom nv Jack Teller
that would never be n
catcher"
But all OF Switt's stops in De-
troit were not pleasant one
time-ii was on Labor Day IN
194l-a Tiger crashed into him
~ the plate and crippled his
hand With the Browns short
handed. Swift STAYED on catch
ing but the injury handicapped
him in batting and has average
fell off
But. il is an in wind that
blows no good 10 somebody. SO
they say, and Swift got a break
hen Paul Richards suffered an
injured hand here this past
weekend from a foul TIP off
the bat of Pirate Steve
ONelll had planned 10 start
Richards IN the opener
Foregoing The rest Of the
spring exhibition games. Rich
ards returned 10 MS home al
WaXahachie. Tex. for \ brief
visit He planned 10 rejoin the
Tigers IN Detroit this Weekend
He will not be ready for active
duty. however. for another 10
days. He gouged an inch cut IN
the palm ~ his throwing hand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
HAWKS ARE GAME

They are EameSterS. those
Hawks. They proved IL in the
TWO games they. just played ON
their home ice With a little bit
OF a break they could have won
either one or both Of them
Like all hockey teams. they'll
never finish replaying that game
they lost 3 10 , last night after
leading Montreal twice How
can they forget they were out
in front . 10 after rookie
Johnny Harm $ goal9 Then they
saw CanadienS score twice in s.
seconds 20 win
The answer. however doesn't
lie altogether IN the fact that
pudgy Mike NJ G NJ a hon. the
Montreal defen>cman, whipped
in a braSSie shot from an almost
impossible angle at the boards
for the tying goal Nor was
Phil WatSon'S winning goal all
together responsible
The fact was that the Black
Hawks can blame only them
selves and goalie Bill Durham
Of Montreal. There have been
claims that Durham won the
Vczina Trophy only because his
club had the strongest defense
IN hockey But Bill proved hum
Self q truly fine goalle last night
when the Hawks drove the puck
al him from all angles but
could beat him only twice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Night Edition Code Key

The Detroit Times daily prints IN ne
sight Edition only The name Of a horse
which race experts feel is among the out
standing bets % NE day
The code KEY appears each night IN ne
Eight star and Red Line editions mum
Der corresponding 10 sAch-ettsr- at tAA
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THE NIGHT EDITION AND IS PRINTED
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20 remember ne name Of tomorrow code
horse appearing ONLY ~ THE NIGHT
EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
State
Leaders
Stick

Save for Lynn Jewell and Jack
Powers Of Detroit rolling into
tenth in doubles on 1864. the men :
leaders continue 10 hang 10 their
places In the state bowling cham
plonShip tournament al Palmer
Park Recreation. Jewell had Gig
and Powers 645.
Phil Northman and Ted Geve-
rink stood next 20 jewell and
Powers with l24S, Northman
shooting 646 Frank Myers and
Albert Roth had 1884.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Trouble at Jamaica:

Following strike OF groomS
Saturday which held up opening
of racing for 20 minutes
groomS refused 30 lead horses 10
and from the paddock, demaning
S. from owner and SIS for each
winner handled instead Of flat
rate of SO Tor each winner only
Another strike is cooking
o.. Devil Driver won the open
lng feature.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Strassers Advance
To Soccer SemifindI

PITTSBURGH April 10 CUP)-
Led by Pete PawliCk left half.
who scored two goals. the Morgan
StraSSer soccer team defeated the
Cleveland Americans. oil IN the
western seminal round Of the
national amateur tournament at
Bridgeville Park yesterday
Morgan Will meet the Chicago
Vikings IN the western final,
probably -BrdgeNllle--in tWo
ApPks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-10
Stars Fail 10 Show,
ST. Clair Advances

81 Clair viii play the Mllwan-
kee soccer club IN western trial
OF The National Amateur Cup Al a
date 10 be selected This was de-
clded yesterday when Detroit All
Stars forfeited a cup match by
failing 10 pat in an appearance AT
81 Clair Field