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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-10
New York Stocks

New York, May lO-AP- The
stock market today extended its re
treat by fractions to more than a
Point.
Dealings, fairly active at the op.
ening, picked up as offerings be
came more insistent There were
slowdowns near midday although
few recoyeries appeared.
Profit taking ON the lengthy
climb to S year average peaks
again was attributed to the fear
that reconyersion from war to peace
operations might not have been
entirely discounted by many
shares. Scattered issues with few
er transition problems displayed oc-
casional mild resistance.
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CONTINUED from Page One)
ton for either business or individu-
al taxpayers.
This proposal was understood to
call for early payment OF the 10
per cent refund from the IS per
cent excess profits taxes paid by
corporations. The law now allows
payment of those refunds two to
FIVE years after the final end of
the war.
Former War Mobilization Direc-
tor James F. Byrnes twice recon-
mended that concession to air in
dustrial reconversion. Dep. Frank
Carlson, r., Kan. Of the Ways
and Means Committee which origin
ates tax legislation has introduced
a bill to authorize payment of the
refund 60 days after We Day.
The special Senate-House com
mittee. set up by the joint COM
mittee on internal revenue taxa
ton. has been working on postwar
tax problems for months but has
not yet made public any OF its
findings.
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Perjury

Continued from Page One)
charged with driving away in an
automobile and were pu on pro.
baton for two years.
In the case Of the people against
Howard and Harold Pickall for
breaking and entering in the night
time, Har6ld was sentenced 10
Jackson prison for term not To
exceed Is months minimum and
IL years maximum, and Howard
was placed on probation for two
and one half years George Pickall
who was charged with larceny OF
rationed property was placed on
two years probation.
VERNE Santure was charged with
breaking and entering and was
sentenced TO Jackson Prison In
a term not 10 exceed two years
minimum and five years maximum
There was no recommendation
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Continued from Page Ono)
proved he'll have an opportunity 10
show his attitude now"
Both Ellender and Senator Lucas
D)lllD, author of the main REA
bill. said the issue will have no bear
ing on the Presidents choice of an
REA administrator The post has
been vacant since Harry Slattery
resigned several months ago. The
Senate last month rejected Presi-
dent Roosevelt"s nomination OF Au-
brey Williams for the post
Senator ShiDstead Mimi
sponsor OF the enforcement amend
ment. said approximately 500 Of
the 500 rea cooperatives favor an
Independent status for the agen-
cy.
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Legal Notices
ORDER APPOINTING TIME roe
HEARING CLAIMS

No. 1885,
STATE OF MICHIGAN. The Pro,
bate Court for the County OF WASH
tenaw.
Al session of said Court held o,
the Probate office 10 the city OF
Ann Arhor in tie said county, on
the 3rd day Of May, a. D. 1913.
Present, Honorable Jay q. Pray
Judge OF Probate.
IN the Matter OF the Estate OF
TiIlie Tackman, also sometimes
known as Title Taekmann. Deceased
IL appearing TO the Court that The
time for presentation of claims
against said estate should be linn
tied, and that a time and place be
appointed to receive. examine and
adjust all claims and demands
against said deceased by and before
said Court:
IL Is ordered. That creditors OF
said deceased are required TO present
their claims TO said Court at said
Probate Court on or before the 20tH
day OF July \, II. 1y45. at nine
o'clock C.W.T. In the forenoon, said
time and place being hereby APP
pointed for the examination and adj
justment Of all claim, and demands
against said deceased.
II Is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publication
OF copy OF this order for three
successive weeks previous TO said
day OF hearing. in the Ypsilanti
Daily Press a newspaper printed and
circulated in said county.
Jay .. PRAY.
Judge OF Probate
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Daily Market Report
Detroit. May iO-AP-wFA-

Detroit, May lO-AP-WFA-
HOGS salable 500. Steady, all de.
sirahle barrows and gifts at sl4.9O
ceiling: bulk sows $l400IIl5:
most stays Sl95O.
CATTLE salable 300 Largely a
COW run: all classes fully steady;
few scattered lots fed steers and
yearlings $l200-l6.00; nothing top
by here; common aud medium
beef COWS. $9.5O-12,5O; few better
kinds $1,000 or above: Gamers aud
cutters mostly $700-9.00; very
broad demand medium and good
sausage bulls $l2.O0.l3.OO; common
kinds $ll.00l1.75 and cutlery light.
weights down to $1,000 and below:
few good red and roam feeders
S12.75.
CALVES salable 300; Vealers
active, firm; bulk good and choice
$500, odd head higher: common
and medium mostly S12.50-l6.0O:
culls SS.00-11.00.
SHEEP: salable 400. Another
very dull session; early demand
very narrow: lambs weak. with
some bids again sharply lower;
good and choice around 80 ID.
wooded lambs $500. bidding
around $14.00 on good and choice
shorn lambs number | and pelts.
some common and medium shorn
lambs, mostly number pelts,
$1l.00-l35O: few culls around $500.
900: fat sheep dull. so to sl.00 un.
der week ago: medium to choice
tat shorn ewes. S6.00-S00; thin Gull
kinds 80 5O-3 90
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

STATE or MICHIGAN. The Pro.
bate Court for the County OF Wash.
tenaw.
At session OF said Court seld al
the Probate Office In the CITY Of
Ann Arbor, in said County. on the
4th day Of May, \. n. 1915.
Present. Hon. Jay q. Pray. Judge
OF Probate
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Martha Alice Lonsksy, Incompetent
The National Bank of Detroit.
guardian. having filed in said Court
its petition, praying for license 10
sell the interest OF said estate i'm
certain real estate therein described
for the purpose Of the support Of
said ward.
IT is ordered. that the slst day Of
Nav, A. n. 1873, ar nine o'clock CIV.
r. in the forenoon NJ said Probate
office. be and i hereby appointed
for hearing said petition. and that
all persons interested in said estate
appear before said Court at said
time ind place, to show cause WHY a
license to sell the interest Of said
estate In said zeal estate should
-ss.ot As granted. .'',.g.n
1t is Further Ordered Thar pubIic
notlce thereof We given by publication
or copy oNfnls order for tArce sue
cessive weeks previans 10 s1id day
OF hearing. in tie INSTANT DaHy
Pi ess, a newspaper printed and cir.
culated in said County,
JAI 6 FRAY,
Judge Of Probate
Nora o. Borgert
Adv. 4-5s4
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Vegetables


ASPARAGUS-No. ]. $3.50 dozen
BEETS--No. /. bu., sl.O0-l.5O.
CABBAGk-No. l.. bu.. $50 los)
sI.251.50: red, $780,.
CARROTSVNo. /, $l.25.1.75 bu.
CAULlFL0WER |, bu. SIS
y as
CELERY ROOTS-No. /, se.00-2.25.
DRY ONIONS-No. /, Sl.25-l.15.
PARSNlPS-No. /. bu. sl.75-2.OO.
POTATOES-No. /. 100 lbs. sack
S3.l1.
RADISHES-No. !. sl.25-l.5O doz
bchs.
RHUBARB-No. l. 65-75c dor.
bchs.
RUTABAGAS-No. /, bu., 75c-l0O.
SQUASH-Hubbard. No |. ou. voc
125
TURNIPS-No. !. doz. bchs. sl.25.
$50.
SPINACH-No. !, sl50-l.75.
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PRODUCE
(Newman's Grocery


Continued from Page One)
month served overseas since Sep
TENDER l6. 1910.
Combat credit-5 points for each
award of combat decorations since
September l6. 1910.
Parenthood credlt-12 points for
each child under Is years up to
limit OF three children.
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Fine Points in Bndqe

West decided to put on his club
?. whereupon East threw off his
diamond ? a kibitzer said il
would have been sounder for West
to use his club s and East his dia-
mond C. TO betoken their intention
10 hold on to some strength there.
But let's see The eighth trick dis
cards were the diamond 3 and club
5. and the ninth the club Z and Q
This left West with the diamond
III and club Q-S. dummy with
two cards Of each minor and East
with the diamond Q-l0-6 and club
X South counted carefully. MAX
ing clear differences. Then he led
the club TO the 10 and X. East.
with only diamonds. returned his
6, the X forcing the A. whereupon
the club 6 to the A dropped the
Q and the J took the last trick
Suppose West had kept three
clubs and a diamond. Then South
could have led to the diamond A
and next the club 6 to the K and
A. The club toward the 10 would
have forced the Q and West would
have to return a club TO the ].
South had them either way.
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MAKING THEM sQUIRM

THERE rs something pathetic
about the situation Of defenders
when a declarer runs a lot Of solid
tricks in a suit or two. on which
both Of his opponents have TO dis
card. Sometimes they can signal
10 each other about what 10 keep.
using a low card for the message
that Il am not keeping this suit
you should" or high one 10 say
that Il viii protect this one. so
you cen throw II away But
sometimes even that won't do any
good
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-10
EIGHT to Report

Seven registrants from Ypsilsnti
and one from Milan are to report
tor induction into the armed serv-
ices May Is. They are John Patter-
son, Esque Wells, s. l.. Jones. John
Burton, William Leonard, Leonard
Kersey and Melvin Minor. Jr.. from
Ypsilanti, and Robert Miller from
Milan.
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LONDON-INS- Liberation of
the channel Islands from German
control was reported today by the
London Evening Star. British
troops have begun 10 take over the
Channel Islands from the Ger
mans, the newspaper said.
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Fruits

APPLES-Jonathans, No. /. s2.25-
2.s5 45 Id. bu.. Northern Spies.
No. /. IS ID. bu.. $2.5O-2.95: Green.
ings No. /, S2.25-2.SO: Baldwins,
No. !. $2.50-2.95 i5-lb. bu:
Steele's Reds, No. /. S2.95: a. ID.
bu. Delicious, No. /, S2.50-2.95 40
ID. bu.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-10

LoNDON-INS-The death by
suicide OF Josef Terboyen, Nazi
commissioner FOR Norway, and Gen.
Wilhelm Rediess, German police
chief in Oslo, was reported today
in a Norwegian telegraph ageu-
cy dispatch from Norway.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-10

Ypsilanti residents were consid-
erably surprised this morning to
look out Of their windows and see
large snow flakes. The snowfall
swas fdh. -ts.f SIR GfesN % low ( :.
above-freezing temperatures and
was fairly general in al lof lower
Michigan as far north as Cadillac
and Gladwin. Although snow in
May in lower Michigan is very
rare, it is not unheard OF. 1t showed
in Detroit May 81, in 1910 and on
May "a in 1925.
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At Supply Meeting

Martin Daws son attended the
Michigan Builders Supply Associa
ton meeting at Lansing Wednes-
day. The association voted unani-
mously TO rehire all former EN-
ployes now in service and to hire
as many additional returned veter-
ans as possible.
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West led the heart ?. where
upon South promptly ran four
tricks in that suit and FIVE in
spades, on which the defenders
had a mans job Of discarding to
do. The first part Of East's prob
lem was simple Knowing his
spades would be worthless. he
stuck two Of them on the hearts.
then followed suit with the next
two. So the difficulty Of the two
defenders began on the same
trick, the third spade, which was
the seventh Of the hand.
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Deaths
COLLIER WOLF

Ann Arbor, May 1O-Funeral ser.
vices for Gottlieb Volz. who died al
his home, POI Third St., viii be Fri
day afternoon at > o'clock at the
StaffanHildinger Funeral Home
with Rev. Theodore Schmale OF
floating.
He is survived by two sons. Chris
tian. Saline. and Herman, Chelsea;
a daughter, Mrs. Jane Seitz, Ann
Arbor. and several grandchildren.
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YpsiIanti Briefs


y. NJ. Silkworth has purchased
from the estate of DIT. l.. VI. James
the property at the southeast cor
rne~ ei,Nort6 Adams aud Pearl SITS.
with l35 foot frontage on Pearl and
a depth OF 66 feet.
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Season to Open

Announcement Is made OF the
grand opening OF Walled Lake for
the summer season Of 1915 on Fri.
day. This Oakland County resort
will be in daily operation from thar
date. Numerous Improvements
have been made since the closing
last fall. The mammoth Roller
Skating Rink has been redecOrated
and a new music system the first
in any rink in the country. has
been added.
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COS

Prices per dozen paid fob. De-
troit. by first receivers for case lots
of Government graded eggs from
grading stations.
WHITES U. 5. Grade A: Jumbo,
42c: extra large. Else; large, 3s.5-
acc: small. $50
BROWNS-U. s. Grade A: Large.
$3.50: medium, 36.5c; L. S. Grade
Il: Large. $3.50; Market very
firm.
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Market to open

Ypsilanti Curb Market will open
for the season. at Il S. Washington
St. Saturday. and will continue
each wednesday and Saturday until
Thanksgiving time. Hours are from
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pepper

pepper
A window pepper was seen by
Mrs. Oak J. Piatt, 200 W. Aims
worth Blvd. Wednesday night. but
had disappeared before police ar
rived.
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a. N. TO p. m. John B. Harris
is market master.
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Ypsilanti Markets
Buying Prices)
GRAIN

GRAIN
tYpsllanti Farm Buresu)
Wheat tbu.) ...............sl.65
Oats (bu.) .,............ rs
Rye (bu.) INSTRUMENTATION. l.O7
BLckwheRt (cwt) ....... 200
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
PuCkmen Tested
In Game Here

Proof n the quality of tho Red
Wings hockey material for the
coming season viii appear -ianar-
row night when Jack Adams crew
prvs the lid of the exhibition
season against indianapolis the
Wings American League farm
club
or tho Altman squad named
hy Adams and Capital coach
Johnny Sorrell All hut 10 have
q previous pro background. while
another half dozen veterans who
have arrived late viii he on The
SdelineS. Missing viii nc all.star
defenSeunen Jack Stewart. Flash
Hollett. Earl Seihert and Carl
Liscombe of the Wings and such
indianapolis stalwarts As Jimmy
Skinner and Jake Forbes. defense
men. and top scorer Pete Leswick
The bulk of the newcomers are
IN the competition for the goal
tenders spot, where only Harry
Lumlev ranks as a veteran. Frank
Melonc. 20.yesr-ol5 defense pros
pect who has signed for Omaha.
will be among the new rear
gusrdSmen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
HANK INTERVIEWED

Hank Greenberg was the sub
iect of numerous interviewers who
asked all kinds NJ questions about
ms life in The army the thrill Of
tho pcnnant winning home run
and his plans for the future.
According 10 many friends ot
the hig slugger. he viii retire from
baseball and devote MS time 10
business after the series. Reports
also have 2 wedding planned for
him in tho near future
An hour before game time only
= few fans were m their seats,
causing the uSherS and police 10
get worried Bringing as 5000 fans
into the park and seating them all
in reserved seats In an hour would
present a serious problem.
Red Moreau. head usher. had
more than doubled his staff 10
take care of the fans Inspector
Jim Hove IN charge Of the police.
had his biggest group Of officers
In sec that traffic moved smoothly
and that there were no unneces-
SarV DELAYS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Give Wesleyan
Wayne Edge

Wayne University will open IFS
lo45 football season Saturday with
Ohio Wesleyan, AZ Delaware O,
against the team the Tartars
have been unable 70 defeat IN
three former meetIngs
The Ohio eleven has an adNan-
tage over the local team in eH-
perience. having played -four
games thus far with two victories
and the same amount of defeats
The iTasiaIS- Will rely heavily ar
the efforts of halfhsCk Nick
Cherup. Army veteran from the
l94l squad, and quarterback Bob
Mistelc.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
WI Plans
.TO,ShOOot
Works

ANN ARBOR, Oct. 3-Michi-
gan viii shoot the works
against Northwestern IN Dychc
Stadium Saturday
The Wolverines intend 10 get
-ie+t+t-rrttt, tTrc-f3rT iFfrr- -tTrtc -SCT5m-
bic and they know they viii have
10 conquer Lynn WaldorfS Wild
cats declSiVely 10 do II.
II is a case Of being hacked
against the wall early IN tho sea-
son. a situation which Coach Girls
Ter and his men don't like. But
they know il viii be do or die
Saturday and they expect that
any Northwestern team which
beats them will be a mighty fine
tpam
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
SEE FIREW ORKS

Michigan's practice sessions Of
fer evidence the Wolverines are
going 10 open up with fireworks
that will Startle the Wildcats
Also, tho Michigan men have ex-
pressed the conviction that Satur.
days game VIII make or break
them
we were mighty diSap-
pointed after dropping that one
10 Indiana Capt. Joe PonsettO,
quarterback, revealed. This
time We don't expect to lose the
upper hand. Wen be In there
from the start and I think we've
gained enough experience so
that even il the breaks 20
against uS at first, well have
enough stuff 10 blast out on top
somehow"
MiChigan's freshman outfit will
-aHt-h t+t-'--t4-ttir rs rTperT=
encod A foe As Indiana when il
faces the Wildcats. Waldorf Will
field FIVE 1914 veterans, only two
Of whom Max Morris, an end, and
Dick COnnorS. Sparkplug of the
bdCkfeld. were regulars.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
j. D. BuiIdinQ
Pass Defense

University Of Detroit's gridders
were busy today printing their
pass defense 10 stop Mike De Noia,
l7-year-old seriahst who'll be
along with the University of
Scranton in the L. D. Stadium
Friday night.
Hrs accurate -arTIaiy have paTd
off IN scoring or setting up every
touchdown tho Tommies have
scored this season
L. y VIII depend upon IFS line
hackers Gene Malnowski and
Jack Simmons 10 provide most
Of the arcial defenSCS
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Rico and Smith
In Arena Feature

Chester Rico. New York Italian
lightweight, will meet Charles
tPeteyl Smith Of Newark In the
10-round headliner al Arena Gar
dens. Monday night
Rico, \ familiar figure In Madi-
son Square Garden, has a record
of rs victories. Ii of them by
kroCkouts. against seven losses.
Smith hard puncher. won de-
CislonS over Leon Spencer and
Johnny Rizzo in previous starts
here.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
STRONG AT TACKLES

The Wildcats will also be strong
a. the tackles with Vest Han
sen, 2l0-pound letterwlnner on
the 1914 Yale team, and Chuck
Hagmann, another hefty Gus
toner. IL IS a safe bet the Mich
iCan backs viii not waste time
battcring against these bulwarks
The Wolverines Will hold their
inal-dEill Thursday ht4lr Ferry
Field and will entrain for Chicago
Friday
In six starts since Crisler took
over the Wolverines IN 1898, the
Wildcats have failed 10 win. After
4 ScoreleSS tie in 1888, Michigan
piled up five decisive victories.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
BETTER GOLF
Hold That Tiger
RN SAN SNEAD

GolFs Greot Teacher ard Player
In The last third Of your down
swing your weight should have
passed pretty largely n the loft
leg as pictured here and YOU re
Al tho point row where the
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
NEWS OVER 40 WIRES

More than so wires will he busy
all during the game carrying a
report of the first game 10 news
papers and press services. There
are more out-of-town newspaper
men here than AT any previous
series in the history of the game
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Fiqhf Results
r. EHilsd Press

NEW YORK fBroadvsy Arena --Lenn'
Bolm-B9Qu MancinI iS4l. BROOKLYN 1e
cf00r1 ssby sims 1901 Macon ca. s.
JERSEY CITY J-Sal Ricnis iS2
ProoFfyn dSrisionee Freddy Ctaham i55
NsN Er.E
BUFFALO Y Y-Ho.msn williams iSs
crirsra decisioned SAMPSON POWELL, ! Sc
DFTROIT 20
WEST SPRINGFIELD MasS--Geofzs Henry
i5s New Bedford deCisonsd Saint Pau
IsS SrrinEfeld Mass. 40
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04

-WfiSts- -eHtef tbs -shetHntiI they
are IN the position pictured, or
Just a trlfle before. Is that II you
uncock the wrists higher up you
will have spent the power they
give 10 the swing IN the empty air
and not upon the ball which is
where you want II.
The hand action, wrist action
or whlplssh-call u what YOU viii
is the tiger that adds power 10
the swing But hold that tiger
until you are in the position pic
tured. They rhythmically pour
the power m This is where good
players gel that added yardage.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Willie Pep Is Out

HARTFORD. Conn. Oct. 3
tUP) - Featherweight champion
Willie Pep was home today after
being discharged from the army
at Camp Edwards, Mass, after
eight months Of service.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
AL VINCENT AROUND

Al Vincent, former Tiger coach
and lately appointed manager of
the Dallas team in the reorGan-
ized Texas League, was around 10
talk 10 O'Ncill He IS the father
Of 4.monthS-old hoy, and Steve
and he compared notes. Steve has
a young grandchild.
Handling the catching for the
Cub batting practice was Joe
Stephenson OF the Milwaukee
team. He caught for Catholic
Central when that team won y
games in row. lie was picked
on the all-Star American ASsoci-
alton team and will get tryout
with The Cubs in the spring.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
BIeacherites. i'm Sun.
Have Days Best Seats
BY EDGAR HAYES

Toas the dress Of the day for the opening Of the
World Series Briggs Stadium With the the 40s
beacheres had best park provided
enough warmth to keep them comfortable
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
Galan Goes ErrorIess

Augie Galan has filled in AT
first base for the Dodgers on many
occasions and has yet 10 make an
cffOr.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
ALSO HAS 237

His others were 22S and 237.
Paulus had 216-258-248 and Nor
ris 2l6-233-25S. Another top
drawer count came from StFeh,s s
Charlie Boehm, 665. Gasket's Bill
Mowery had 6S4 and Palmer
Parks Fred DeE'azio 67l
Beating $40 were Alfred Robin
son. Wilson, 645. Reno Mlnislrelli,
III. 63S Fred Bujack and Louis
Sielan. + e. 3, Gas and 632, Ellis
Walker, $50; Bill Luoma, Coca
Cola. 63l Walter Johnson, Min
eraliteS- al Walter Reppenha-
gen. Stroh. 622
Bill Kenet, + & 3. had one for
the hook in his GIG. The lines were
206-205-205 and he had the night s
medal for keeping scores together.
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-04
EYES on STEVE

The field WAS covered with
-neVspapermen and ramersmen
from practically every state IN the
nation.
Steve O'Neill. making his debut
as q World Series pilot, was the
center or attraction
The only sign of nerl BUSINESS
Was tho constant chewing Of gum
nv tho Tiger manager You would
expect that more from Charley
Grimm, head man of the Cuhs.
whose owner is the biggest gum
man in the world
The Cubs took their turn Al hat
shortly after noon They have
discarded tho uniforms they wore
here for the all-Star game N 1910
and looked more like a baseball
team than a girls softball outfit
The Tigers however. still re-
ceNed The attention of most OF
the neW spa pcrmen