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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Bio Test Saturday

II Twilight Tear can win the
$50 900 jackpot that will be up
for the Arlington Classic this
Saturday at Washington Park
then she'll become the first
FLY ever to win the 3-year-old
championship.
Even at Derby time in Louis
Vile the word was out that
Twilight Tear was a magnificent
thoroughbred. Her Stablemate,
Pensive. was sent TO Louisville
for tho gruellrnC mile and
quarter grind. And. as YOU
Know, f7tHSTVe,, WITH Conn Nc
Crcary in tho pilot house, won.
ON the Sunday morning after
the Derby. McCrcary was asked
what he thought Of Pcnsive.
~ fine horse" he said
"Maybe a great one. But we've
got one In the Wright barn
that's better. The name IL
Twilight Tear"
md " WIS only tlIiS last
Monday m race al Chicago
that Twilight Tear proved 1t
by beating PenSNc.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Mats Miss
Triple

The Senators nearly negotiated
a triple play in the first inning OF
yesterdays twilight game he
tween the Tigers and Washington
at Briggs Stadium.
With no one out, Hoover on
third and Mayo on first, Outlaw
rifled a low liner TO Kuhel, the
Senators first baseman.
Kuhcl touched the initial bag
and retired Mayo for a double
play and then pcgged the ball 10
Layne at third who Just missed
mailing Hoover. as the Tiger short
stop scrambled back 10 the bag
Had they achieved the rare
triple play il would have been the
Washington clubs second Of the
season.
Kuhel made a swell catch of
Outlaws liner. robbing the
Tiger outfielder OF five hits for
the evenings party.
Overmire and Leonard are
scheduled 10 pitch for the Tigers
and Senators respectively. IN this
afternoons game al Briggs Sta
dunn
Boland. new Senator. once
played for Buffalo. He has been
out Of baseball for time.
Outlaw drove home two OF the
Tiger tallies. York and Hoover
each garnered three hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
32-FOOTSLOOP UPSETS DOPE

king Norman "NuhS" Sarns.
who brought along ms ice boat
dufflc.
You won't believe it 81. NubS
says the hest point Of sailing on
Meteor III was light airs Ia
vIndward >. She beat out five
other cruising class boats, Andy
LanghammerS Rambler VI.
which smart alecky Yachting
reporter figured was "A sure
thing Tom Clark'S Margaret
l.. which placed second m the
cruising class, Bob NeeSley'S
kttiwake. which won schooner
honors the second year IN A
row, Leon Ranney'S Adondc.
and Les lodges DorJack, which
came in with a grand display
of sailing 10 win pickle boat
honors for the 1914 Port Huron
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Bob Tales
Twilight Tear
Can Capture
Turf Grown
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

This is an age when women
go against men on an equal
basis in the business world.
And apparently it is an age
when men must step aside for
women in the sports world
competing on an equal basis.
II you don't believe men. just
look what the great filly. Twi-
light Tear, is doing in the turf
world
Until now, the greatest filly
name in the annals Of racing
was Regret. winner OF tho Ken
lucky Derby-thc only one OF
her sex ever TO wear the rose
necklace.
OF course. there have been
Nother very, very good ones.
Maybe some Of the oldtimers
will tell you that one OF the
NellieS Nellie Flag or Nellie
Morse was the best. But now
all are watching the Calumet
Farms Twilight Tear.
This filly. trained by Ben
Jones. has started II times in
her life. She has never been
out of the money.
But the thing that makes her
great is the manner IN which
she is beating other colts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
VO|o Soma
Destroyed

ST. CHARLES. Ill, July 10
QNS)-E. J. Baker, st. Charles
sportsman. said today he was
burying Volo Song. 1913 HANDLE
tonian champion, at his Red Gate
Farm near st. Charles, where
Winnipeg. another of his great
trotting champions. is buried.
Volo Song suffered a fractured
left foreleg in harness race Sun
day at Elkhorn, Wis, and 1t was
thought the valuable thorough
bred. for which Baker is reputed
to have paid $4,000 might be
saved. X-ray examination, how
ever. disclosed the leg was broken
in five places and the horse was
destroyed last night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19


Mich. lnear Benton HarhorD
following the rlng catastrophe.
and Was IL lonesome up
there" Clark recalled. nothing
but orcha rdS and graveyards.
Robinson. recently given an
honorable discharge from the
army. plans an early return TO
the ring. He may fight in Bos-
ton next month.
II didn't change any In
weight In the army" Robinson
explained, $50 ! weigh about l42
or 1i4."
Robinson was in service j.
months
I'VE had a grind on our tour
~ this CountrN-boNing every
night. But Louis lStar of The
troupe thriyed on IL - he
weighted 2S2 when he showed
oil for England. Gosh. l would
have liked TO gone over, hut the
army said no had n bad ear.
] got . couple Of letters from
doe"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Yankees Bow
To Browns, 80
BY PAT ROBINSON
News Service Sports Writer

NEW YORK. July 10 (INS)-
Only once before in the long his
tory of the game have the league
leading St. Louis Browns been
serious pennant contenders. That
was % years ago when they had
George Sisler hitting 400 and
playing more first base than you
will see anywhere today.
The st. Louis fans were all
steamed up over the prospect at
the time. In fact, one of them be-
came so aroused over the impend-
ing defeat of his favorites that he
bounced a bottle off Whitley Witt
skull. an insane gesture which
broke both the bottle and the
little Yankee outfelder's skull and
ruined whatever chance the
Browns might have had of bring
ing home the bacon.
For the aroused Yanks put on
the pressure and that was the end
of the Browns.
Today. st. Louis fans are not as
rabid as the were then and the
Browns as not as good as they
were in those days. Nevertheless
the current Browns have a better
chance of running up their first
pennant, mainly because they
haven't much to beat.
Last night the Browns handed
the Yanks a dose of their own
medicine when they socked three
homerS to put the game on ice
for Bob Muncrief. s to 0.
AL Smith of the Indians stood
off a ninth inning rally to trim
the Athletics, to 3.
The White Sox got only four
hits but managed to travel II
innings before bowling TO the Red
Sox, 4 to 2 in IL heats.
There were only two games in
the National. Phil Weintraub set
tied one of them by walloping
homer with three aboard as the
Giants downed the Pirates, CD,
and in the other Cardinals, who
still look like a major league ball
club. topped the doleful Dodgers,
so, behind Max Lanier's four-hit
pitching.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
NEWHOUsER WINS

Harold Newhouser. third pitcher
for the Tigers, grounded out as
first batter in the eleventh. Hoover
followed with a single 10 left and
moved 10 second on Eddie Mayo's
single TO center.
Then came Outlaws blow.
NewhouSer was the winning
pitcher. his fourteenth of the
season.
For Ga innings, Johnny Corsica
hurled perfect baseball for the
Tigers and looked to be on his way
TO a low hit shutout triumph, if
not a no-hitter.
He retired 10 batsmen in a row
mot a Senator reaching first base
in that triumphant stretch.
Then Gorsica's right arm. be-
lieved TO have recovered from an
ailment. went dead. Johnny had
lost his stuff
-Wlth-aHe- daMn ia the seventh
ne hit George MyaIt with a pitched
ball-the first Washington player
to reach first.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
CREDIT MAN ID

Mrs. NJ. Z. Reinhard's Credit
Man was by himself for second
money I'm tho field Of six, with
Naldua Dart third.
Vow all trainer Childs wants is
another spot or two like that
before tine $1,000 Border City
Handicap. Aug. II, the next hig
race IN tho book TOR the Badge.
In tho meantime well start
raising The $4,000. 600.
Trainer Tom Marshall. who
scored with Sobriouet and NcSti-
bula yesterday. won the fifth
trainers award Of the meeting
with rs points. on five winners
and three seconds f. W. FoutS
took second money Of $3.50 with
.2l points and A. G Wilson third
prize OF 500 with 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19

in two runs and sliced Tiger lead
to 4 to :. :.
Hills Layne forced Boland TO
make two out. But the ancient
Rick Ferrell singled, scoring
Spence and the Senators were
within one run of a TIC.
Ferrells hit was the undoing OF
Corsica and Paul DIZZY Trout
was rushed 10 the mound Sullivan
greeted Trout with a single. but
Layne was nailed AT the plate with
a fine throw by DICK Wakefield
which retired the side.
The Tigers picked up a nun
in the seventh to broaden their
margin 10 ; 10 3
Joe Kuhel led off the ninth with
a single and raced around 10 third
when Spence planted a single into
right.
With Boland, a left-handed hit
ter. corning TO bat. Newhouser. a
southpaw. replaced Trout. Ossle
Bluege Countered with Joe Nos-
mix, a right-handed swatter.
Joe grounded out, Kuhel scoring.
When Terrell followed with a
single 10 center, scoring Spence
the game was deadloCkcd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
HAD 1913 POUNDS

II was the weight question
Black Badge had 100 up which
made few raise their eyebrows
yesterday. He was Spotting each
Of his foes at least y pounds.
Except for that trifling doubt
the sure thing shooters would
probably have given the track a
minus pool on trainer Frank
ChildS' big horse. Johnny Adams
had hurried back with his young
>tcr from lola, Kan, to ride the
Badge
And when the wise ones in the
crowd spotted owner Hlrschberg
by the placing Judges ready
10 have his picture taken before
the race had started they know
the San Franciscan had the
chips down.
As for the race, Black Badge
won by six lengths, l29 pounds
and all. Naldna Dart and Val
dina Brave went TO the front at
the start. hat Adams Kept Black
Badge right on their heels and
sent him rolling past az the turn
ol' Of tho back stretch 10 come
home WlnEunC in III, his best
time OF the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Tough Competition

When they 20 70 the post
Saturday, Twilight Tear Will
face the best 3-vcar-oldS n tho
land. including tho sensational
BY Jimminy. Bradley-bred
horse which has kicked up such
A fuss in the East.
Twilight Tear didn't 90 in
the Derby or PrcakncSS. Some
say because Ben Jones didn't
want 10 take a chance OF in
turing his fine filly. Since then
Ben has sent Twilight Tear
after every important filly
stakes Later these victories
viii place her No. / on the list
for breeding purposes.
But the big thing IS now
can She take down the whole
ball OF wax against BY JImminy.
Challenge Me. Lucky Draw.
PcnSiyc, Stir Up and all the
others
RICH, now she's favorite to
turn Tho trick.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Pauline Betz
Meet Favorite

HAVERFORD. Pa. July 10
(UP)--Pauline BetZ of Los An
geles, Cal. the national women's
tennis champion, was the heavy
favorite today TO win the Penn
Sylvania and eastern states
wOncn's lawn tennis title after
easy diSDosltion of her earlier OPP
pOnentS. Miss BetZ had a bye
today after eliminating Sue Peter
son Of Cynwyd, Pa, 81, 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Mats
In ttth6-5
BY LEO MACDONELL

Jimmy Outlaws potent bat beat
darkness to the punch and the
Tigers whipped the Senators, 6 to
5. in the first extra-inning twilight
game of the season at Briggs
Stadium last evening.
A crowd of 1866 paid custom
ers saw the Tigers win the first of
a four-game series.
With one Tiger out in the elev-
enth and the stadium in near
darkness, Outlaw came through
with a single that scored Joe
Hoover from second and smashed
"a five-all tic.
1t was Outlaws fourth single OF
the contest and seventh hit in the
last two Tiger games. 1t came off
Alex Carrasquel, giant Venezuelan.
who had replaced Early VIM
when he got a spike wound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19

Mackinac race staged by the
Bayview Yacht Club.
Tar Baby. 10-meter Sloop of
II. &. Griffin. was the first boat
TO finish IN the Chicago Macki-
nae race The SloweSt race
alag .3S) ever held for the 800
mile trip from Chicago.
Falcon. Clare Udelrs boat.
was second To finish and won
racing class honorS from Bill
Faurot's Sclmitar and J. b.
Stems Hope Falcon also
was given top honors for her
class in the final corrections,
Hostess ii, So foot yawl, win
ner of the Port Huron-Mac
nae race in 1912 when owned ny
Charles Beck Jr., was the first
cruising boat 10 finish in the
Chicago race
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Ill Clean
Records

If standings Of Detroit Times
Carrier Softball League teams,
released today, are any criterion,
the west side is going to come up
with the eventual Detroit repre-
sentative in the competition with
Chicago and Milwaukee for the
William Randolph Hearst Mid
western softball award.
West side leagues have eight
teams still indicated in league
play while the east side has only
three.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Missed the Fight

Nick LondeS got a bang out
az l7-ycar-old red headed
youth who came 60 his office
after the Nova-Ona fight seek
ing a refund on tickets.
1T was Ia he the first big
fight he ever saw" LondeS cA-
planned. And he bought two
tickets for him and the girl
friend. When he got home from
work he took n nap, leaving in
Structions for his mother To
wake him AZ n certain time.
The mother fOrgot--be saw
no fight. the girl Is mad nj him
and he u peeved with his ma.
II explained that the federal
government, state and fighters
had already taken nearly 80
per cent Of his money. However.
he was happy when ! told him
would have two good ducats
for him at the next show"
Man Mountain Dean IS re-
ported back in the army for the
fourth time This time ne IS
a master sergeant serving at an
Atlantic Scahoard camp
HcrShcl Martin. the outfclder
the Yankees GOT from Milwau-
kcc for I'd Levy is the same
Martin who played four years
with the PhilS.
One OF the greatest tackles in
college football IN the east IN
the last two yearS-George
Connor Of Holy Cross will be
on the Notre Dame campus this
fall but he has been assigned
10 the midshipman'S school and
u-n1.,t ho ahln 10 Nh
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Bettina Winner
Over Sheppard

PITTSBURGH. July 10 GNS)
Meio Bettina. the fast-stepping
New York heavyweight. held a
clcar-cut decision today over Curtis
CHatchet NAM Sheppard If Pitts
burgh today in their 10-round
feature bout AZ Forbes Field.
Bcttna received the unanimous
decision of the judges and referee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Vie in Switchboard

With Is qualiliers ready to play,
the state Switchboard champion
ship will be- decided at Palmer
Park next Sunday, starting at
100 p. m. There are Il prizes in
and doubles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
BOYS LIKE HIM

Eldon Auker, who engage
Howell for the Birmingham club.
says the boys there like their new
boss and are eager to deliver for
him. The result is a marked i'm
provement in caddie service.
The former marines new job,
which will keep him in the open
and in pleasant surroundings, fits
in with the physical rehabilitation
program stressed by leaders in
this work in behalf of these re-
turning servicemen.
Golf clubs everywhere have
been urged to employ them in this
and similar jobs and many have
done so.
At Bougainville, in tho last
fighting in which Howell partici-
pated, lab bomb exploded near
him. He was driven against the
stump of tree and suffered a
back injury IT still causes him
some trouble. but not enough to
keep him from his new job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Probable Pitchers
w I niffd frss
AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York (Borowy l2-b Al 81. Leui'
(Pcttsr q-5b-s.3O =. ~. CWT
Philadelphia CHarris So ~ CLEVELAND
OTsrder SD . "a r ". -ENT
Washington (Lonnard g-il al DETROIT
(ONFRMIRF) i-sl-3 =. VI EWI
BOSTON Bowman s-3I at Chicago tGrovt
7-et-3 p NJ EWT.
NATIONAL LEAGlt
Chicago CChipman s-3l a. Boston tBar'
rett 5-liJ-3 p VI EWT.
Cincinnati CWalters i5-3D ~ Brooklyr
CNerish 3-D-s.30 ? VI. EWT.
Pittsburgh (Starr 1927 az PHILADELPHIA
(Raffepsberger s-11l-9 p. NJ. EWT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19


raises nea-
dow which
grows grass
that is eaten
by animals
Andy Tram
fGrccn Bay
Packers Lou
r y an k u 5
Nv hinCton
RCdSk9sl. al
Niafuei Chi
caEo Bears
and Bob Nor
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19

at my sad
deSt day
lost my bar
her shop bet
ting on Joe
lark rc-
rallied he was
one of tho
"uoilr n crA'
" hA pHS N
jos party
for a month s
stay at Ste
ven SVille,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19

battles in the southwest Pacific,
the last at Bougainville.
He was wounded three times
and hoSpitalized a number of times
because of malaria. Much of his
time was spent on scout duty. On
one occasion he and some other
marines were in foxholes "A hours
a day for a stretch of three weeks.
His father, Frederick Howell of
Saginaw, was killed in World
War l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19

81, 900 Windsor Handicap.
IT may seem a trifle far fetched.
but if the fans get organized and
pool their wealth, perhaps with
the aid of Uncle Ben. they can
raise the necessary $50, 100000.
That's all they'll have TO throw
in on Black Badge 10 get their
$4,000, 900 back because. OF course.
he would only pay 1920 or 10
cents on the dollar.
WIN 1T ALL
Detroit would then have the
distinction OF having the biggest
hutuel handle in history-and
also the biggest minus pool. be-
cause il is doubtful if the track
could or would pay off 100000.
and survive. That would be one
time the fans would literally win
the grdndStand.
Black Badge, In his present
form and against the kind of
horses he raced yesterday, is what
the touts describe as a mortal
lock
The black colt. which ran the
fastest six furlongS Of the year
for a Swear old when he whipped
down the Hialcah stretch in Ito,
is at the peak Of his form right
now. He's won four out Of five
and S19,475
Black Badge was beaten in his
previous start, carrying top weight
of 127 pounds against older
horses in the $4,000 Governors
July S. But horses of
the same age won't catch him
around here, no matter. how much
weight he carries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
DE1RlIII

Totals 20 3lNlp Totals 90 IS % II
NOns our when winning run SCORED
Washington 600 900 3O2 o0-5
DETROIT 100 uo3 100 0l--s
Runs Myatt Kuhsi 2 spence, Hoover
3 Outlaw, York Wakefield. Errors-My
att. Boland. Runs ba'tsd in-spsnes. Bo-
land. Ferrel T. NOsmIk. York WakHed.
outlaw. Twu-base hN Wakefield Uuble
plays Kuhel unasSisied, Kghel 10 Wyatt.
Myatt o. sullivan TO Kuhel. MAYO 70
Hoover 10 York Hoover T. Mayo % York.
Lett on bases Washington ,, Detroit II
Bases On balls-Of Wynn /. of Carras-
Guel q of Newhouser /. Struck out BY
wynn ,, BY Carrasquel 2 Hits-O Wynn
lD In 7 innings. OF Carrasque ; in 81
innings. on Corsica in 6t innings If
Trout In Ia. OF SsWuouser tn 3
innings Passed ball Ferrel Winning
pitcher Newh1user. Losing pitcher Car
rasaucl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Black Badge af Peak
After Winning 18th
Nv LEWIS II. WALTER

horse racing loser least 100000 the
meeting which % days at the Fair Grounds
all they need do backand incidentally throw
track bankruptcies to bet enough Abraham HrsChberg
feature like Yesterdays
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
New Cad(Iie Boss Saw
Service i'm s. Pacific
nnes FnOtt
By VI. +. DRUKENBROD

Frederick Howell honoraby discharged
recently after and half the the
master at Birmingham Country Club.
Howell who II and nephew Of Bob Howell member
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Raising Meadow

Pepper Martin has bought a
new 1.00O-acre ranch near Nc
hfltefar OKLA To sat-- bn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
OriOle Hurls NO-Hitter

BALTIMORE. July 10 UNS)-stan West right handler of
the Baltimore Orioles pitched nohit against the
Only
lie five walks but three double plays pulled him
FoubIe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19

AMER. ASSOC.
Col g Z. Ind 81
Lvl 1910. Tol a.
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Npls g. M1w 2
SOI. ASSOC.
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Memph 4. Chat 2
y q 10. Mob I
Nashv ;, Birm \
PIFDN. IFAGIE
Rich g. Ports q
Iyn Z M y 4
Norf p Roam {
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Anderson Runs Mile in 1915

STOC kHpTH IulS 10 uNN)-Nnc anderson. f.yrd
swedish e. a worlds rerort he within lr
than minute u NpderonS time
i0i6 finished Nati> ahead 90 Gundcr Hsgr who
checked to special Anderson ~ The previous mark
1920, Ii
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
Minor LEAGUE Results

INTI.. IFAGt T.
Bait g. ] e %
NWk ,, Str q,
Tor 2, BU0 g.
ONLY games
FAST. LEAGl y
Fin Z. Utica 3
Wmsp 3, Btns ?,
Hart 10 W = 8.
AID 8 Scr . la
INST. LEAGUE
No games
scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
How They Stand
AMERICAN IEAGIF
NATIONAL ITAGUF
Pacific Coast League

Nv United Press
Sar Francisco ,. Seattle 4.
Oakland 2 Sacramento I
Hollywood. Portland trainD.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-19
8 HITS IN ROW

Then came three hits in row $500
singles by joe KHhel, Stan Spence
and Eddie Boland which resulted
in two runs and sliced a Tiger lead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
l.. =. Court


Important changes IN procedure
IN civil cases IN federal court were
announced today by Federal
Judge Picard VINO was chairman
OF a committee OF other federal
Judges seeking 10 improve the
system
The change relate 10 admIS-
SONS and dIsbarmentS OF attor-
ney>. assignments OF cases 10
Judges and condemnation pro
Ceeding> The condemnation suit
change provides that hereafter
the land owner may be heard IN
federal court
For the first time. In the as
>lgnmcnt Of cases 4 lawyer vii
not know IN advance which Of the
five judges Is gong TO hear a
case Tho Judges also decided
that of every 100 cases q each
Viii 20 70 the four junior Judges
and the other eight 10 senior
Judge futile
futile, however. vii handle
admiralty cases and the Bay City
docket.
Each Of the four junior Judges
Viii rotate the criminal docket
on q two month period basis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Wolf Gets Pig!
Porker Falls OF Truck
Winds Up OF Pound
Times Photo

The phone Al the McGraw police
station buzzed insistently and 1t.
Peter r. SonCrant around 9 last
night finally found time 10 answer
Hey. get over here with some
cops quick" the voice on the
other end demanded.
What the heck for?" de-
manded SonCrant, land who are
YOU and where are YOU and"
"Wolfs got a pig. I'm at
HoratiO and LivernOis," squeals
interrupted.
When patrolmen arrived Al the
appointed place they found that
Wolf and A pig all right.
The pig had fallen off the rear
end of a truck
John Wolf of 354l Military cor
rallied the pig IN a doorway. Now
the pig is at the city pound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Foundries Need
$500 Workers

At least $500 physically n men
are needed Al once for foundry
and forge shop work If Michigan
war production quotas = 10 he
maintained. Edward l.. Cushman
state VINO director. SAID TO-DAY.
I'm spite OF all efforts made
thus far 10 increase production
in Michigan foundry and forge
shops, their present lack Of
manpower il greater than AZ
any time since the war" Cush-
man said.
Workers who are not now Serv-
inc IN CRITICALLY urgent indus
tries. viii be granted 90-day re-
leases by the VINO on request. 10
enable them 70 take temporary
Jobs 10 help tide the FORCES and
foundrles over the crisis, he
added.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-07-22
Lightweight Boxers
Wife Gets Divorce
Times Photo

Charging that her husband. in
addition 10 other offenSes, robbed
the baby's piggy bank, Bernice
TeakacS obtained a divorce today
from lightweight boxer Steve
TeakacS.
Circuit Judge Richter granted
the decree when Mrs. Teakacs, %,
of 6O36 Chopin. complained her
husband objected to working and
professed a preference to bache-
lorhood over married life.