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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Woman on Job

Chatting with Manager Fay
Thomas of tho Book-Cadillac
the other afternoon and learned
that the hotel has perhaps the
only female director of person
mel and training IN the hotel
business
She's Lucille Sieben and she
came here from the Hotel Nor
riSon in Chicago a few months
ago.
Thomas reports that T j.
Watson president of IBM
whose firm Just named woman
vice president, was much inter
ested IN Miss Sieben's progress
in the hotel field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
LEGAL NOTICE
Detroit. Michigan. January II. 1s4E

Detroit, Michigan. January IL. 1914.
office OF The Collector OF Customs.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
described seized merchandise s pairs ladies'
hose packages medicinal preparations. 1
wool scarf mems wool overcoats, 4 pairs
Ia DIES shoes l mans wool topcoat. 4 pack
ages bulbs and plants, los pieces decorated
chlnavAre ! mans cotton shirt | pair
mans cotton hose. bottles Vhiskev. /
bottle gin, ! bottle wine. ( bottles perfume.
! perfume bottle bottles toilet water s
pairsNcarriage boots, ! pair lady's rubbers
! lady's dress, l pair mans shoes. l silver
fox muff cotton handkerchiefs / linen
luncheon set l lady's wool sweater, 2 silk
ties six handkerchiefs and / Nottle
brandy has been seized for violation ~ the
Customs Revenue Laws In this district be-
tween the dates Of September Is. 1913. 70
December %. 1919 that the same will te
forfeited 70 the United States Government
on February 4. 1914. for violation OF the
Federal statutes. Any person claiming any
81 the above described merchandise should
file With me his or her claim 10 such
merchandise within twenty DAYS from the
date of the first publication Of this notice
Martin r. Bradley. Collector OF Customs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Livestock Market
Z HIt 400

CHICAGO jar. p dNsi- HOGS 30 b.
000 steady weaker Top Si37s. bulk.
- 75a1375 heavies SO S. $40
mediums Si31S hEh's. Sl1 1913 %
uchf rgh's Sl2pl2 IS hacking sows.
CATTLE s 600 STEADY Calves 500
s'esdN. Reef Steers Choice. SiAr17
medium S13nf5. vcariinEs S12 1 rs IS.
Butchers Heifers S10uts 25. COWS $40
r. u 80 bulls qI2 So. calves SqulS.
feeders Sl01l3 50 Sfockers steers. 50
0f3 -. cows and heifefs Ss1 50
SHEEP son stead Ia nhs SlS 50
0lS 35 common. Si21 10 80 warnings.
10 50atf; feeders 81 ri3, ewes, s. is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Freight loadings
Show Further Gains

WASHINGTON. Jan 2S-Load-
ings OF revenue freight during the
week ended Jan. % totaled 798, 722
cars, an increase of 1902 cars
from the previous week, an in
crease Of 95 428 cars from the ike
week Year ago. and decrease Of
1889 cars from the 1912 week,
according 10 reports 10 the Asso-
citation of American Railroads.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Seek Further Boost
In Ship Construction

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s-Ship
construction must exceed 20 mil
lion tons yearly in 1914 and 1915
10 meet military needs, Emory
$. Land, maritime commission
chairman. told the House appro-
prIaiions subcommittee. Admiral
Land said FIVE vessels arc now
being completed daily and the
number viii rise 20 siN shortly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

Nash is now chairman Of the
board of NaSh-kelylnator Corp.
Before the advent Of tho auto
he was employed IN A wagon
and carriage plant He was SUI
perintendent when his company
decided 20 make the 'horSeless
carriage"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
PITTSRI RGH

PtTTSRNRGH Jan % tNS' CATTT r
etps1y- steers Eooc m choice S15u
rs medium 90 good tifu1S. common 10
medium N2rIt Mheifers good % chQIce.
Hi7 1Or IS ~ medium t1tE0Hf Xl3 hO % "a SD .
common 10 medium sll .Souf 10 81 cows.
good to choice S91li 80 medium 20 good
81 r = So. canners and cutters SSu1 nulls
s0od O. gh0tce Sill u 'tcom,rnn ~ me-
NJ So
HOGS 500 SesdV, i60-is0 lbs Sl2 Is
q t3 IS 80 200 Ms. SO 75qlfiS 200
220 lbs xlf11f rs, 220-2So lbs SltT
it IS 10000 lbs SlfH1f1S 200. $50
10 Si2 SOdlS so iOo-iSo lbs. $40 50 =
n r0ughs SO 50 - II So
SHEEP 300 active and bhc heher.
choice lambs SiSaIs. medium 20 good
ti3dif 81 common lambs. Ssde ewes
81 a. So wethers t7d7So
CALVES ino active A. stesdy prices
good u choice tfs MI 81 medium, ti7
7iS: cults ara common. tsain
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Win Tenth Straight

ST. Mary'S of Orchard Lake de-
leated ST. AlphonuS, ~ 10 II, at
Orchard Lake last night II was
their tenth straight victory. John
Rakoczy was the high scorer with
30 points, bringing his season
total 10 1874.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

a sinai ElVi
outskirts of
Los Angeles.
" h ere he
n q " makes
his home
At his side
will be- his
wife Jessie
with whom
he Will OBJ
= e I Y g h :
6Oth wedding
a n n I Y = r
SarA in ADrll
of this year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

declared divi-
dend No. 245 OF
62i7 cents per
: h are 10 be
paid on March
L. 1914, 10 COM
mon stockhold-
ers OF record as
of the close Of
business Feb.
p. 1914.
, According 10
the report 10
st &C X N Olders
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Ted thornton 719
New Masonic Mark

Ted Thornton of PariSclean IS
the new holder today OF the
Greater Masonic League record
for high series. At Olympic last
night. Thornton counted 267-237-
217 for 10.
L~Zorno extended It's hold on FIRST
ming four points from second
lVce Berger, 29l9 10 27o1 Dr.
Una BGnnerr ndd UI-S I'M DdVp
Berger 626. Charlie ProScna Of
General Machine shot $40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Auto
Graphs
Nash. Auto Pioneer,
Celebrates His 8o4h
Birthday on Coast
BY sILER FREEMAN

Today is the birthday Of a
great auto pioneer Charles w.
Nash. lie has attained his S0th
year, having been born on
farm in Illinois in 1864 He viii
celebrate II with his family and
2 small prnun OF frlcndS on the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
APP Votes Dividend
OF SITS on Common

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s--Great
Atlantic e. Pacific Tea Co. declared
a year end dividend Of Sis on
the common. payable Feb. 10 70
stock Of record Feb. Z. A. g. p.
paid 81 25 on Feb. 20 last year.
Directors also declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of Sl.75
on 7 per cent preferred. payable
Feb 10, record Feb. 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Scratches
BY United Press
HIAI.k.AU pARk

wea,bsr clea/ track fau
FIRST Race Jack heaper HaysI Tinty.
Second Race sNRWak, Too Much
Pilates Echo y on
Third Race Her GIN<lian.
SRih Race bands Jim
seventh Race Zalays. Tansanyika.
RauidaWtnfa Haste ON
Flgh'h Race Panhroom Riding Light
Peirnfke Star Pien
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Standard
Accident
TeIISGainS

Standard Accident Insurance
Co reports all officers of the
company reelected and J. p.
Hacker, vice president added 10
the board.
The board Of directors today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
One-Man Crusade Against Blue Sky Politics

Mr. Wilson embarked against
tive blue political ideas which deems muddeheaded
des lgnS for backSidng
But auditing the credo Of tho do everything
heller Mr. Wilson approached ho!hec
OF what for the citizen than
ducle for special groups and vested
Inamuch the Canadian colectvSts apparent,
bankers public enemy No l. Mr. Wilson evauaed pro-
posas for soclalIZlnP banking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Has Intelligence snd The Courage Needed 10 Lead

By his fortnight
is demonstrating the
Tho intelligence and N
posts are paralvuad b
oppor'unliN 10 be- 2 j
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
Night Edition Gods Key

The Detroit Times daily prints IN the
Nlghi hdton only NE name ~ a horse
which race experts Tf-l rs among me out
standing bets nf me daF.
The c'de soF appears each right an The
Eight star and Red Line Editions. mum
her currtspund ng 10 each letter Of the
ALPHABET.
The horses name appears ONLY ~
THE NIGHT EDITION AND rs PRINTED
IN CODE Tomorrow code follows:
Al nj co pas F-ss ~ 6-is
H-aA - i-sS Mss III M-t2 N-Ss
O-6i = rs. Q-A R-l2 SA 1872 80
Ms NJ Us Z-lA
Cup mis- code KEY. y vii enable YOU
t. remember mo name OF tomorrow code
llzlse- ApleAEInE- 0ALX-IA- -AIl1L
IDlIIOA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

.PAlACe.DlY sH y[s"oF s'e .t:.
OpEs BOWLING TODAY IRON p " tttLI
CLOSING an Du Ss'ufda', snd suocs,'
.pi,nr ORR 6sss GRArtor AVENUE
PAlAGt htG. p rt, 3, Aus,,-so Po't,
0rr- Erst-g' TODAY JrHI 10 A'ef
io 'o ebA-ot Rs'iau-a-' cor''nt Leu'o'
PALM BEACH ss ,l9 Stste rs s 49,
nsea RaAlea Iodsl U1'l P@ After 49, Frst
i-''ricrors O., AZ Os',oo "ssscsy' IS
puuFp PARK ",Nicsots 80 R,'-,'e
FLWLO hin ~nnt GARD i1nr TO s-.t
o. e-Hrt~Irt ALLOYS Bsr arf Gru Orsr Bo-l
mo fo b n1 ansr i.ss par.ios
ptttte eEe 4-4-2 -'etRrAtsAt--AYs-.
lLLNU HlVt a. rHtLfp MI $500
or.a Ro.nao All DAY saturday, ara suoa,u
Fto~ 90 A. " On ~ssstps urui p. n
.pIAYDIQN ''7 'os. ss A. ~ Va, H"
Open Daily Until 4 A. M.
RAINBOW REC. '''s s.s ss1J'0r ~ Ay a., >"
opts BOWLING AL oAY TO-DAY UsriL
sPm AND ArTts p. ".
RAMONA REC. . :, s,o .1sr "'s &c o.,
OPEN BOWLING ON WEEK. DAYS. p ~
Usrtt .. ". AL DAY SAT. AND sun
REOFOROs REC 'io 80 s saasG s, y, IS. as'
OPGH BOWLING HERF TODAY UHriL Pm
AL DAY SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
RIVIERA REC on 10 's s5.s =. S'y oosr.s ave
Open Bosune TO-DAY tom - Moon Until
r n a1d After 90 ?. ~ Az OS Sat a Sun
pnYu 500 "Asls1lout. a.ag wArr'H.
0UlEl "a ALLEYS. NJ 9-77
opso eo.liro TO-DAY from Pm Untu ps
Saturdays p " on. sundays 70 A. ". Or.
SppINGWflIS 1919 sPslsG"ttts Ay5
6nta Be~nrp ALI DAY Saturday. snd Sundays
An r1 Cioura w'ssds,, tn &. After ~
STATE FMp Issoo Woodward 70. sea-
OIAlL ! PtO At state ar Grounds
90 Alisss FOR 0psa Bo~ura Monday Throuah
FRIDAY a. 80 p ". fres distinctions A'isrooon'
TWENTIETH CENTURY n " aS. :, ' s' s,r5
opso Ans,, ropAY $40 sod Ars a.
An oss 50. 80 Sun. PLENTY PisaoYs
VICTORY = "a a,t l2'S At 10 o' $50;
oPEN BnwJTNe TODAY uNrtL p " AL
DAY sEruRoAYS AND SUNDAYS
VOGUE REC. ,Fp o. 9s.fs y s :; s,,s
Entertainment Nightly!
WASHINGTON BOWL 80 su S,esl TtsI o.
opsu Ba-iru TODAY FROM 40 IN 10 $50
? ", ana After w. AT osy Sat. a sur cH $500
WEST DETROIT ' .9G s,asa1 e. s :,,,.
oPts BOWLING TODAY p. ~ UNriL 7
CLOSING. Az DAY saturday, soa sundsr
WURM'S SINCE 1888 '' 10 ' 49,
Open sopuna TODAY UrW7 'rsr n
cossisu Lounos oruah Music. Esesllsn, FoodA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

expression of his own thinking Nh. Wilson
ruISm that ~ be leader man must have
p courage needed 20 lead Too many IN high
! fears and InhibItionS. thus defaulung the
gder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28
A GOOD PLACE 70 BOWL

4 GOOD PLACE TO BOWL
rHE RlvtRSlDt
aga = isns.so0, - Mt0ougaH NJ 'sN
ALTOONA REC. So. 3, t snss'G I. ~, .;f.
oPEs BOWLING TODAY FHoN ' a
UsriL ~ Ss'urdps Surca,' u-'d ~
AMBASSADOR ,,.. s51't,9F No.
Orc Rn-bre TODAY u-fJ " srd h''sr
~ p AL DAY ssfufdRYf ard su"tsvs
prIrnu prr grFsoF AZ NAftRWAN
OtPOUN nIU' "a Aues ~ -nr
Or, Ro.n-a TODAY u,ur fis BIO are so.
oo.-iro, 'or Morrtre ard Ant.aao lss-ar,
BOWL .0.DHOMe 3 ,t ol11t a.. 70 %. . 5s
Open Bowling a. All lines!
CAeNE- TRONBLY ?, a ~ s7t ~ gro
tsrtR sso-EANDlCAr rOsPNA"rSr
ENTRY BLANKS NO" AyAttABLt
CREST LANES fOi o.! stftys /" 20 90 81, ss''
Boosters Psradne Vi't 0us STAGE bm snd
co,ssn louoes StYtR 4 Dull moNt"r'
nrupy uszs wEtrritF. a. ktttY no
VLNOI ~ ALLEYS. ~ tlia
op,n so~rss TODAY Ur'l v and After
~ Pm Nome oi ne rsnou' Basket -CF'rss'
DETROIT RECREATION ss tA'syt5 "a $3.50 81
Open Bowling al All lines!
DEXTER REC. o. O sItsy a. So'T 2Y s ,s.o
Orr so-Iiao TO-DAY U.m $50 - ~ zoo
AFTER s.,op.S Az "a, Saturday ard Sarda,.
GARDEN REC ''' er s2R9ISep ,oc q o'''
oPIs BOWLING TODAY NOON uNftt 81
AL DAY SATURDAYS. SUNDAYS
GRAND CENTRAL 49," t ~ 80! ra7N
Pleasure 10 8o~i At ouie's't allows on Detroit
t,eaileot rrsr,oofiatios 80, srd Stsstrar
GREAT LAKES At w no sA1 T ss.rue
op.p eo~Iire--tn AH',, On Ra--~oaiii 900
p. " sad Atsf % r "--cortad R'r
IMPERIAL REC 'Ff ;s7as, TS' tos.T fl9'
70 MontRH Alleys
J. ], MlLLETT'S "7 1 ,g1i--! ava.
&pu Are Always Welcome Here!
ur'e orr m RlllmeD rAstes
~WC nCb' 20 BOWLING hLtfYS
i,s}s tar I,f'sr'or ~ taris.5
LUCKY STRIKE ist l s sF.So ~ F,yt So ~
OPEN BOWLING RhtLN FROM 10 v. on
y BRUNSWICK LANES. GAR
MT. ELLIOTT REC. H'i ~ VI ,.a ss5'ort
op.o Ar,n TO-DAY rr.msA " U7tit n
, VISIT Our Cocktail Leuros Gsssueo, FOOD
NORTH END 10 r5'q so 1SS SA"r ~ s 's5ls
Open Until 4 A. M. Today
OLYMPIC REC, s' ~. -. rf 60 ,. s,yt'
a. ALLEYS NsU sad Modern Rsihtksllsr Oxen
eo.hns AL oAy saturday, ard su0day'.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

GEORGE r. BRAND
Attorney FOR SAID Trustee
500 ~ sarium Tower
Detroit. Michigan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

uC'c pCn 90 RttLtARD TABLES
} 0Cb' 20 BOWLING hltfYS
coottsH louTus WUuB Nit2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-01-28

MT. ELLIOTT REC. '''i w. VT l, ss5'0't
opsn Ansu TODAY rrsm 3 a. " U7tU r "
Visit Our Cocktail Leurae Excellent Food
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
IL " Turf
Daff.y
BY LAYTON CARVER

NEW YORK, April 10 tINS)-
For the first week OF racing az
Jamaica through last Saturday
.Sl3, 23S,037 were poured through
the mutuel maws by 1913, 7S6
horse players Of these parts and
vicinity.
That is an average daily wager
of 1881. l4S and an average
crowd of 2S,39S. That was during
a week in which there was UNI
certainty as TO whether there
would be any racing at all one
day because OF the grooms' strike,
and il rained two days, The
weather never was anything TO
boast about
The people have gone nuts
around here. For instance on the
opening Saturday the handle was
81 .60l 1876 and last Saturday it
scared above two million again.
Then yesterday with the St
James purse as the attraction the
handle was S2,025. 6l3-thatS on
weekday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Two Exceptions

With the exception of those
two home runs by Vernon
Stephens of the Browns and
Plnkle Higgins. the Texas
ranger. the ball seemed about as
lively az a water-logged canta-
loupe.
II Uncle sam sends TOO many
greetings 10 the remaining play
-erS left. the ball manufacturers
could shoot luSt one more dose
OF embalmtng fluid into the new
1914 pellet and there would be
no need for outfielderS at all.
OldilmeGS-Ake-tn-t tell of the
days when Rube Waddell waved
IN his outfield.
This may turn out 10 be a
year when pitchers will not even
have TO waste the effort Of
waving 10 the outfielders. They
can instead wave 10 the NICE
blonde thing in the box back Of
first base
Neal Conway may end up with
all tho outfielderS working for
him as groundkeeperS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
SAVED BY CASTER

Kramer more than matched
Trout S brillianCe until the ninth
inning wtTcu, with two out, nc
faltercd and George Caster was
rushed in TO finish for him.
The Browns scored the first Of
their pair OF TALES in the first
inning When Don Gutterdge and
Harold EppS, a newcomer, led Off
with singles
Before Dlz settled down. the
visitors had their marker. Epps
single sent Gutteridge 10 third
from where the ST Louis second
Sacker scored as Epps was being
forced out on grounder by
George McQuinn
From there on Trout was master
Of the situation until-thp-Rinth
when Stephens. first up in The
inning got his circuit drive--
Gene Moore followed with a
two-baggfr but later was nailed
trying 10 score.
Don Heffncr. The Tigers now
second baSeman. started ms career
with the club auSplciouSly with a
single in the initial heat, but died
on base
Then in the second and third
frames, double plays by the
Browns smart infeld Snuffed out
the Tiger chances Higgins led Of
the fifth with a single, 10 he one
of the Tigers who later flied the
bases in the inning But Heffncr
famed for a third out
II was after Doc Craner and
York whitfield that Higgins hagged
ms tour-baSe drive in the ninth
jimmy Outlaw followed with
single
II was AZ this juncturc Caster
was rushed 70 tfc mound Caster
walked Don Ross but the best
Bob Swift could do WAS poke an
cISy gr0Undcr 10 Mark CrriStman
az third and the game was over.
Tho two teams meet again to-
day IN the second OF a thrcc-gamc
series
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
3O8I. 743
if,yCOunfS

Highest regular team total in
threeRyearS is on the books at
Patace Recreation, scene ef-the
city team championships
II belongs 20 Mt. Clemens Den
marsh, 30Sl surprising Twentieth
CenturyS 303S in 1912 and Kra-
Rows 5062 i'm 1913
Emmett Qulnn'S 743 is high 20
date and so is his 29S The 4-l0
stopped him on the twelfth. HIS
other games were 2lS-227.
The team series was l043-103l-
1907.
Dwight Nash and Otto Gallandt
rose to second in regular doubles
on 1926 at Vogue. John FarkaS,
the Petersen winner. and Steve
Charney made fifth on ll72
Leaders held their places in the
OVCravtrage section. team dlvI-
sion Harry Meakir with English
Groceries in Class b, had 654 for
top ruur1t --'---------
In doubles. Allen HinrichSen-
Charles Bower hitting 1910 took
first on l79 Melvin 'Totten's 81
gave him second IN singles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Jockeys i'm SecEuSiOm
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

There .slll he .aHitAiHan tAAHtA-
1r the Jockeys ~ tre Detroit
rack this season because Now
arters haze bcan erected where
f.t rider. Na. he auctt under
re scrutiny q. o4la'. at au
me. General Nan -.I LOWS
.re4.c0 today.
@l,ee III. uark Mi. ,...,lf ID,
-449 tho ..5.... l.,.. t.....
..,.a $50, go, .ro.,.-r....-. M.
.e,arsl brr--.- f.., f,.,, t.r
..--d-.Ly
Aftro,lob r- .-sr-st- t....
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
MandeI' S Idea
Gets Support

PHILADELPHIA April 10
tUP)-A suggestion that National
Football League Goa h eS be
allowed 10 coach from the side
lines during a game, already APP
proved fef. a -eRc-ycar- trial by the
rules committee. VIII bc voted on
today at the meeting OF The MEL.
The decision by the rules COM
mlttcc amounts 10 a compromise
10 Tho SugEcS ton offered by Fred
Mandel, owner Of the Detroit
Lions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Trout Kept Busy

Trout was a busy lIulC I,h-
accepting no less than sever
chances and adding 10 ms luStcI
as an outstanding fielding pitcher
And-he got hit-an lnilclC
single when he beat out a SLOW
roller 10 ChrlStman,
Mark ChriStman used 10 he
Tiger Paul. hFistHaH,- his
brother. who made name for
himself a. a football star be
fore going into the navy, also
belonged to the Detroit club.
Besides 2S.034 paid. 529 service
men and women saw the game
The crowd was more than 10 DOC
bigger than That wfICr- saw tire
home opener here q year ago
which was pleasing no end "a
Jack Zeller and other front office
stars
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Bob Tales
OutfieIders Become
Loafers.With That
New Baseball
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

: There is Just chance the
present ball being used by our
Tigers and all the other baseball
brethren may solve all man.
power problems in the big
leagues this season.
If yesterdays opener between
Steve O'Neils gang and the ST.
Louis Browns can be taken as
an accurate guage. The national
paStlme can play out the sched-
ule-even If IL is necessary 10
use seven men in the lineup, in
stead of the regulation nine.
Just take a look at today's
box score and you'll get the
point.
ST. Louis used three outfield-
erS all during the game. But
only one of those outfielders-
Byrnes. IN left--did lick of
work on defense.
There was only one putout
credited to the entire ST. Louis
outfield in nine innings. and
those guys get paid for this kind
OF loafing IN front OF all those
people,
Detroits outfield OF Cramer,
Outlaw and Ross had only four
putoutS for nine innings. Cramer
and Outlaw had two each.
Ross could have been working
in one of Charlie Jacobs hot
dog stands. or else he might
have been handling some OF the
taNlcabS outside during the de-
fenSiVe IntermiSSIons when he
had no work 10 do.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
BRtNFHtS:
Row Gains
I'd Round

PrNEHURST ~ c. April 10
UPl Co-uiedaist Marjorie Row
ol Admission Ala advanced 10 The
second round of the 42d annual
NCrtH-SoUth womcns golf to4rua-
mont TO-DAY while Margaret Gun
thor of Memphis Tenn other
mcdaASt watched from the gal
lery
Miss Row defeated Mrs W G.
BoCE> Of Thunburc Pa. 5 and :
ln Yesterday play 90 gam the
second round while Miss Gunther
WAS defeated hy Peg Kirk of
Cleveland O 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Fans Sportsmenlikee

Kramer got a nice hand from
the crowd when he came Ia bat
in the seventh, again revealing
Detroit fans are tops in sports
manship.
II Will be Gentry IS Sundra
today Gentry finished with the
Tigers last year after winning 20
games for Buffalo He halls from
Winston-Salem and pitches right
handed.
Kramer struck out eight
Tigers. He got York three times
and Cramer twice.
The Browns made only one put
out IN the outfeld. ByrncS taking
q fly ball hat by Helner in the
eighth,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Small .SmeIt Run On
In ST. Clair River

LANSING, April 10 up
The state conservation depart
ment- 1ndaN- received reports thai
small schools of Smelt- are running
in tive Upper St Clair River be
low .tt7Fit-ff iitift4tff Aith6HFt the
run is not heavy the Smelt are OF
good size None OF the fish have
as yet appeared in creeks empty.
ing INTO Lake Huron.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19

on either occasion Yesterday.
Il don't know enough about
the clubs 10 make guess on
A4..l-ikel- prill hniSh in the race. "
Manager Luke SCWcll of the
Browns declared Il don't think
anybody can tell now. | believe
the Browns have well bal
anced team capable Of winning
q first division berth"
Best play Of the day was
turned in by Mayo. new Tiger
shortstop, when he stopped
Moore's sizzling grass cutter
and tossed eut MeQuinn on n
force-Out In the first inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Just Dessert for Bad Man

Louis Klein disposed of Eddie
Bad Nam LOWS IN straight fails
at FairvIcW Gardens last night
Tiger Jack Moore won from
Rufus Jones Dale Wayne scored
a win nvcr frankie Clemens The
Nick BllIngs-Iush Niece bout
was a draw
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Can He Make Like Tarzan7

BOSTON, April 70 ~
Drum cheSted Sgt Gerard Cote
Canadian soldier from Montreal
was co-fayorItc toIcpcaf hiS last
years triumph rs the annual Pc
mle-3S5-yard Boston a. A. mara
thon today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Niaht Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints IN the
N.rrf Edition only the name az a horse
Hr.a face experts fCcl be- among the out.
standing flfs- OF the Gay.
rrr r.de hsN appears each night ir the
f.Ut star arH Rcd Lire editions q mum.
... ,...l-p nH.rE 70 each letter % the
r.tHst
fHc r.re ramc appears ONLY IN
rEI AfeHI EDITION AND rs PRINTED
f. EHIr morrow. g"It follows
N4f Bif- Re ~ ~ = so ~ G-iS
" g1 Ing Js3 K-5s III Mt2 N8s
O.aI T.ts u-b R-i2 S-55 T-51 .aO
N-Yt " go ~ VS. Z-ih.
-t.H t o1fr krt % vJ enable YOU
'- .r.I.r 'hs r8nr of '.unrr. u e crfD
r.r ..r,.-.l OELN is THE NIGHT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19
Rob ConSidine rites:

Ball players tthis YEAR are
the palcsi faced lot Oi athletes
we've ever seen Ten years
under y night club table couldn't
produce "A pallor a. the one
which the boys brought 10 their
Seasons bow -, Because OF
JUDGE LANDTS' han on south
ern travel the teams spent most
of their training season In hotel
Hobbies looking out the window
AZ the rain and snow . Some
fans are mahogany Sun-tanned
49, ThiS was the year fans went
south ... They'll have TO he in
good shape 90 accept the 1914
brand of baseball with. anything
except XAwn or jarring
jccr."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-04-19

field stan q s.
Pnky got hi,
with q three
and two Coupt
In / q 4 g.
ste phcnS
bAg ged %
hOnerS, trail
iHc only York
a n d Keller,
and Higgins
po lie d 10
There MAS no
one on base