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The Nome nugget., 1945-08-29
North Pacific Naval Force Sails For Japan

ADAk. Aleutians. Aug. 29-tP) -Escor. carriers. cruisers and de- stroyers of Admiral Fletcher's North Pacific naval force prepar- ed .oday to start for Japan. The destination was not announced, but observers here assumed they would participate in taking over parts of northern Japan.
 Accompanying Admiral Fletcher will be Admirals John H. Brown, Ernest w. Litch, and H. M. Mar tin. The latter being the first American naval commanding of ficer to be attack by the Japs. He was at Kaneohe air station on Oahu, which was bombed five minutes before the Japs hit Pearl Harbor.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-29

Two early attempts to invade Japan were frustrated. According to Encyclopaedia Britannica, Khu- blai Khan tried in vain to land on the Island of Kyshu in 1274. In 1281 he sent larger expedition ary force of Mongols to the Jap anese islands, but his armada was destroyed by a typhoon.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-29
NOME COMMON COUNCIL HOLDS MEETING ...,....... .s.-.1

The Nome City Council me, the council chambers Mon evening with the various sta oq and special committees porting.
 Traffic signs will be placed both entrances 10 King Isls Village, to remind drivers of and trucks to drive slowly. B school zones will also have pro- traffic signs.
 The streets will be repair with the least possible expen with the idea in mind to plan permanent surfacing within 1, next year or two, as funds l come available.
 The main business of the eN ming was the passing of the Liqu Ordinance No. BIO, which up becoming effective, automatica repeals all other ordinances conflict herewith.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-29
WIEN ALASKA AIRLINES
 Pilot Peterson flew to KotZebue with F'r. Anabel and John Hudert.

United States coinage in 1914 was so great that it totalled more than eleven and a half percent of all coinage since 1792, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica 1945 Book of the Year. Pennies were made largely from shell cases with only small amount of virgin copper added to bring the alloy up to legal standards.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-29
CAB. HEARING SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY MORNING

The Civil Aeronautics Board hearing in the matter of mail con- tracts out of Nome, to Gambel, Shungnak, and Point Barrow, is scheduled to be held in the court room of the Federal Building here at 10:00 a.m., Friday.
 The hearing will be conducted by C. A. B. representatives R. w. Slough and MT. Fitzmaurice.
 Those attending the hearing for the Alaska Airlines will be: Ted Law, pres, Don H. Goodman, vice pres, MT. Bartoo, treas, Ed ward Orr, asst. treas, and John F. Cross, attorney for the com pany. Wien Alaska Airlines will be represented by Sig Wien, pres ident, George Rayburn, treas, and Richard Webb, local manager.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-29
AIRLINES
PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS

Arriving from Fairbanks Mon day evening, during the rain, were Larry Hagen, H. E. Reichman, Clarence Moriarity, Juan a Barnes, Ole Hay, and Darleen Wait.
 Departing were Mrs. Pete Reader, MT. and Mrs. Cyril Cal kins, Wallace Johnson, Floyd Miller, Fred Sothern, Clarence Housler, Dr. and Mrs. Maxwell Kennedy, Russell, Mary Calvin, Alfred Leaton, Frank Whaley, and Richard Webb.
 Round trip passengers from the Pan American Seattle Office were Sydney Smith and Victor Kroff.
 Gordon Brown was a passenger to Galena.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-29
ALASKA AIRLINES

Arriving shortly after noon, the Starliner Juneau brought in Frank Kelly, William Strapling, James Clinton and a full load of fresh vegetables from Palmer.
 Departing were Marie Best, Miss Loween Kramer, and Miss Freida Erfle.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-29

The loud speaker is a device for converting electric energy into sound energy.
The Nome nugget., 1945-08-29

Clear Heads Choose Calvert's
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-09
HEADACHES-NEURAlCIA
Eased Quickly With Be

Agonizing headaches and an
noylng neuralgia pains usual
~ yield in a hurry to the
quick-acting ingredients in
the BIC" formula. BIC" is
also effective for the relief
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-09

of muscular aches and func-
tional periodic pains, Acts as
a sedative IN simple nervous
ness. Toe & 25c sizes. Use only
as directed. Consult a physi-
clan when pains persist.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-09

The three wears since August = 1912 when nted States Marines Landtd on
Guldllcan anal to open the Pacific onenivc.h have produced many changes o 'at
solomon hand NW, Red Cross girls NJ Lclthernccks upper hI s"m al"
sun Themselves at leisure A short time ago swimming ad bauhns came u"ef
the heading of Hazardous occupations an 4 Marine machine gunner lower
It guarded his buddn from Jap mruionsn they washed in Guadal waters
The beautiful tropical beach scent above) % provides Il more peaceful setting
for the quartet OF cathcrncck vho lni in the sun hn it did for Marines no
were en- The SAINT beach three ears ago 4 that lime, the beach vas covered
with dead Iap>. half buried In the sand below. hi beaches are washed clean
nov n Guidalcanal tody Is a rear bae far removed from the fighting front
Henderson daily dispatch., 1945-08-09
In Action at OkinaWa.

Finally, al Ok!naWa, Marine
Aviation, reIegated to the back
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Rests;
Denies He HQuit

BUFFALO. Aug. ! (UP)-Joe
McCarty, ailing manager of the
New York Yankees. said today
he "felt much better" but that
he couldn't tell when he would be
able to rejoin his club.
my doctors taking good care
OF me-" he said. I'm just rest
ing now"
He said published reports that
he had made up his mind TO quit
the Yankees, which he kept in the
American Leagues first division
for IA years, were untrue. His
final decision, he said, would be
announced by Yankee president
MacPhail "or myself.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Lions Sign 8 New
Guards and Tackles

Signing of five new tackles and
three guards was announced to-
day by Coach DoraiS Of the Lions.
who begin training in August at
Windsor.
Damon Tassos. All-Southwest
Conference choice from Texas A.
and NJ; Stan Mohrbacher of Iowa,
and Joed ForbuS, who played
three years at West Texas State.
are the guards. ForbuS coached
the last two years at Phillips
(TeXas) High School.
Ted JaracZ, Kentucky: Bob
Thompson, Hardin-Simmons: J. L.
Hearne. Centenary: Dennis Kuhn,
Michigan. and Mike KoStiuk, De
troit Tech, are the tackles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Fans TO Be Cool
AT Hot Bout

Nick Londes. who has a boxing
show scheduled at Olympia Fri
day night. is not worried about
conditions.
"If IL Is hot" the Olympia
matchmaker said. "the boxing
fans can come 10 Olympia TO
cool off. We have installed 80
blowers and they will make the
interior 20 degrees cooler than
outside.
I'll admit the windup be-
tween Jimmy Edgar and Samp-
son Powell il likely 10 make the
fans warm, but still they will
he 20 degrees cooler than in an
outdoor arena"
The windup is the second sue.
cessiVe hot" match between locaI
favorites that Londes has staged
Leroy Willis met Leon Spencer in
the same arena and the bout that
resulted in a Willis decision had
the fans shouting nom start 10
finish.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Flint Ten 10 Play
Hudson Girls Tonight

Flint Unionettes tonight VII
play Hudson girls in an intcrcity
softball game al Mack Park. Flint
is reported strong and recently
defeated Fort Wayne girls, who
won over Hudson.
Either Virginia Manning or
Bette Tucker will hurl against the
visitors. The game is scheduled
for Sis. Police and Local IA
will tangle Al Gas. Briggs Bomb
ers meet Bills at $50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Godfrey's Aide

Jimmy Murray, who has been
handling the LaMottas-Jake and
Joe-is going 10 act as eastern
representative" for Orville God
frey, who has boxing privileges at
both Arcadia and Arena Gardens.
Godfrey is trying to match Phil
Terranova and Leon Spencer for
the fall opening show at Arena
Gardens.
Frank Barbara, the Ham,
tramck night club tycoon, who
thought at one time he might
he interested in promoting box
ing at Arena Gardens, like
MOntelth, thinks maybe "the
grief isn't worth Ii.
In the meantime, Nick Londes
Is praying the heat wave will dis
appear before Friday night, when
be matches Jimmy Edgar and
Samson Powell in Olympia i.
The bout between the eelored
fniddleweights is real grudge
ahair-not synthetic Edgar
currently is a Z TO 3 favorite over
The ex-Clevelander with the mule s
kick in either hand.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

out In small doses
Rudy will celebrate his 32d
birthday Aug. II.
SatcheI Paige got $500 for
pitching In n game at Briggs
Stadium recently Baseball
business Is picking up in Cleve-
Iand-the Browns drew nearly
10000 customers 10 games In
their recent series there
Jockey Johnny Longden's 68
winners at Santa Anita set n
record there.
Bing Crosby is trying 10 buy
into the Chicago White Sox
according 10 a report from the
Windy City President Truman
shoots a Snappy game OF pool
when he gets a chance TO play d.
Baseball men are trying 10 figure
out why all-star football and
sll-star boys games 60 on when
the leagues all-star game was
called of
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
SOffIbNII Entries fO Close Tonight

the last day in which sobal teams of major or
classification the Tmessponsored metropolitan
sofbal tournament which gets under way at Mack Park
Aug. s.
Teams which have not already done so should fill in
blank printed todays Times obtain one from the recreation
officials or at Mack Park and mail send to Commissioner
Frank erty at Mack Park or to Grand Recreation
Center 1912 Grand River before midnight tonight A..
expected this years tourney which will decide the
representatives in the regional championships
at Cleveland Sept Ia Will be Of the best complete
list of entries will be printed in Sundays Times
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
About Sans Brother

An Older brother of Sam Byrd.
who quit big league baseball 20
become a golf pro, is ett-hended
golf pro AZ Maxwell Field in
Montgomery, Ma. lie y Gurdy
Byrd.
Curdy Byrd has been al the hg
air field for II seasons, and be-
fort that time was at Bluefield. +.
w. Va, and birmingham. He is
two and a half years Older than
Sam.
Until about five years ago,
Curdy was n right-hander. Then
he switched TO the southpaw
style. simply because he found
he could play q better game
that WaV.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
NO-Hitter
For Carriers

Odiel Feyers. ID, is the pride Of
The Detroit Times Carriers soft
ball league today-he pitched a
no-hitter.
Only one man reached baSe-on
walk with two out IN the last
inning of the game at Custom
Field And Odiel famed the last
man TO give AS Giants a 30 tri-
umph over E-2 Wolverines.
Odiel famed nine men in hurl-
ing the first no-hitter of the
league playoffs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

hurt In the darkness" Sum-
merS asks That's what l was
worrying about. As II was Eddie
Busch nearly got hit with one
Of Trout's fast halls. He couldn't
see the ball. Nor could i see
them, 80 figured the thing 10
do was 20 call n halt on IT,"
Scotty Mohteith's re-entry into
the boxing racket has been halted
. The Scotchman ran into grief
trying to put a show together for
an American Legion post in Dear
b orn and decided 10 "call the
whole thing off, The card
was scheduled for next Monday
night . A, Monteith found promot-
ing these days is a collection of
headaches compared with the
good old days"
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

duty, will have become cynlcal
about that old college try"
He pointed to the AS Wolverine
football squad, which contains Is
marines, nine of whom have seen
southwest Pacific duty, 40 navy
athletes, several of whom have
seen fleet service. and four dis
charges among the AZ civilians.
There are veterans of Quad
alcanal, Two Jima, Tarawa and
Saipan on our squad" Crisler
pointed out. "But you can't
tell them from the rest Of the
boys. They're a bit more poised
perhaps, but as enthusiastic and
hard working a. any freshman"
If anything, Crisler feels that
war experience has heightened
the veterans interest and keen
ness for football. Veterans will
help squad morale by assisting
younger athletes TO gain con-
fidence, he said.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Nose 10 Nose
All the Way
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

There are 1929 Detroiters to-
day who can say they saw the
tightest horse race run at the Fair
Grounds since the sport returned
10 Michigan in 1888
They stood on seats, cheering,
or yelled Historically from the
rail as Shuckin'S and AfghaniStan
ran head and head for a mile and
a sixteenth and then finished all
even in the Sweep purse.
There have been closer finishes
as far as an entire race field Is
concerned. The closest, of course,
was the three-horse dead heat run
by Sabra, CutlooSe and Queen
Echo Oct. 6, 1912. But that was a
six-furlong dash with the field
jamming in the stretch.
This race yesterday was almost
dead beat for the whole mile
and a sixteenth. The 5-year old
mare, Shuckin'S, with the fleckled
veteran, Clyde Turk up, and the
7-year-old gelding, Afghanistan.
ridden by 17-year-old apprentice
Jackie Fsvorite, broke from the
first two post positions and made
all the race the rest OF the way.
MADE A RACE
First it was Shuckin's by a nose,
then Afghanistan on the outside
would poke a lip in front. Never
were the two leaders separated
by more than a head as they
churned around the track, still
fast despite a half hours rain.
Only Yank Bomber, with Joe
Jacobs up, was able TO stay with
in shot. as the rest of the field
was outrun.
At the stretch turn the two
were three in front, tight together.
So tight that Jockey Turk on the
inside had his whip hand blocked.
Turk had TO lift his whip in a
wide arc over Favorite's head TO
hit his own horse on the flank.
Had he swung back straight
with his bat he would hit either
rival horse or jockey and risk
disqualification.
EVEN AT FINISH
Whether FaveFite was blocking
Turks whip hand Intentionally,
only Favorite knows, but Turk
didn't let himself be euchred out
of this one. He dashed out twice
as hard and fast in the last six
teenth, outrode Favorite and ap-
peared TO get his horses nose in
front at the wire------
The photo finish showed them
even, however, with Yank Bomber
four lengths back for the show.
and AZimuth. the 6-S favorite,
another head back for fourth
money.
Shuckin's hackers. who were
figuring on getting s to from
the Myrtle Maroon stable mares
second straight victory, settled
for $50 when they had TO split
the pot with Afghanistan's back
ers. The d. B. Carpenter gelding,
second choice in the betting at
1876, paid $3.50 in scoring his Sec
ond triumph in nine starts.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Arm Operation Puts
Yank Star on Shelf

NEW YORK, Aug. I GNS)-
Pitcher Atley Donald of the New
York Yankees was lost to the
team for most if not all Of the
season. He underwent an opera
ton in Baltimore for removal Of
Qualification at the end Of a ten
don in his pitching arm,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Trout Back on Hill Today

from Allentown. Pa, has been
working out with the Tigers. He
saw eight years of service in
the L. =. Army and pitched for
one Of Zeke Bonura'S teams at
CaSablanCA-
With seven added yesterday.
NewhouSer'S total StrikeoutS for
the season were 143. NewhouScr
walked only three and Jakucki
two in their grand duel yesterday
Mayo, given an intentional
pass, walked on count of five
balls in the twelfth inning. The
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Duster in Red Cross

The sight Of Harlond Cliff club
bing the ball out of the lot for
the Senators is nothing new for
the fans who have been around
awhile.
Gift hit % homerS in 1888 for
the Browns and in 10 years got
ITO In 1897 he hit %. Fans
have forgotten. Last year he
played in only II games for the
Senators.
FlotSami Duster Mails. who
helped Cleveland win 3 pennant
IN 1920 Is now with tho Red Cross
Trains transport thousands
of persons 70 the tracks every day
bit the 9DT won't lct horses ride.
Mans best friend Baseball
teams split up 20 cct from one
city 10 another. Dumb Dora
thinks that this is the Origin ~
Meet Nc in St Louis "
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Local Tag
Team Wins

Detroits Australian tag team
defeated the Ali Pasha- Speedy"
La Rance duo in an indoor match
at Fairview Gardens last night,
the weekly show being moved
inside because Of rain. Walter
Roxy and Louis Klein won two
falls after losing the first, regis
tering the fastest team match
fall ever recorded here in winning
the second in 50 seconds. Zenko
Zarnoff won from Stanley BurcSh
in straight falls and the Bert
Ruhy-Frankic Hart 60 was a
draw.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
II Started in 1923

Night baseball. according To
various historians, first VAS
tried In Fort Wayne In 1893.
Others say II WAS at Cincinnati
In 1899. still others maintain
II was at Comiskey Park. Chi
ca2o. In 1919.
But General Electric engi-
Beers, the fellows who should
know. say kids playing at
picnic, where lights were strung
up. gave them the idea, and
they immediately reinforced the
lights and saw the kids play
good game. And that was In
1928. Seven years later they
had the lights on the market.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Lightning
Kills Three

WAUWATOSA, Wis. Aug. ]
(UP)-Two baseball players and
a team manager were killed last
night when lightning struck a
baseball diamond at nearby But
Ter. Wis.
The dead were Peter Hillstrun,
IS, and William Zimmerline. 10,
members of the village of Butler
baseball team. and Raymond Phil
lips Marcy, Wis, manager.
Five other players were injured
when the lightning bolt hit the
open field. Spectators were un-
harmed.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Fantastic MacPhaiI

New York sports writer's are'
still in an editorial stew over
Larry MacPhail's fanstastic deal
which sent Hank Borowy TO the.
Cubs Ia exchange for what is ru-
mored TO be flock of players. ,
So far none OF the Cub boyxl
have appeared in the Yankee
Stadium. Who the players will be
isn't known and in the meantime
Yankee followers are getting
whacky figuring II might be Bill
Nicholson, or Andy Pafko.
The MacPhail manner OF doing
business is brand new 10 the
American League but over in
Brooklyn the Dodger fans are,
signing II isn't like the old DAYS
when MacPhall teamed with Du-,
roCher.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

and Athletics
IN ilsdelphia
ntly. de-
clared here he
wasn't think
Ing Of records"
when he called
the game
One moro in
n ing wo d
have set a new
J ga que mark
for long games.
what II q
plAyer got
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Br6VIfI6S S

Walter w. Vert, president Of
The Detroit Amateur Baseball
Federation the last two years and
also its first head, gave i'll health
as the reason when he announced
his retirement yesterday, TO take
effect al the end of this term.
Another one for Byron Mel
son, is the way they're calling
the $1,000 Canadian Open golf
meet. which opens tomorrow with
about 130 entries.
Pitcher Atley Donald Of the
Yankees may be able TO return
to his team in time TO play in
the last few weeks of the season,
his physician at Johns Hopkins
Hospital said today after operat-
ing on his arm 10 remove cal
cium deposit
Donald out Of action since July
Is, has won five and lost four.
Arne Anderson, preparing for
tomorrow meeting with Gunder
Hagg, beat countryman Henry
Akersttom with strong finish in
an S00-meter tuneup at UpSala.
Sweden. yesterday Hc was timed
in 1856, nine seconds overs the
world record. Hagg raced with
Malmo A. c. al Faelkoping as his
team set a world 6.000-meter re-
lay record of 1885, 3& seconds
faster
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

last time b e =
fore being cam
celled because
of the war.
That was In
1912, with Mar
jorie Row, now
located in An
niston, Ala, the
w in n er over
Mrs. d on al d
Weiss of Flint
in the final.
While the big
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

tne league re-
cord for Is
honers in one
month which
ne set in Au-
gust several
years ago.
"Y o u ID
think hOmers
W q r . r n
TONED" York
co m pl aims,
. W n y
In ey a re
heing d ealt
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

ambition 10 at
tain 80 victories
but the YAM,
k e es probably.
will be respon-
s lie il he
doesn't m Ike
his goal.
Against other
clubs in the
Circuit has has
taken 16 out
OF II. The Red
Sox hot boy
lost to thu.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Tiqer Box Score

TTTFF e NEI9 y TOIHN a ! ] 50 2
r-One one Whru winning run scored.
s.Rsn f0f swift in seventh
81 E.putz O2O 600 zoo ooo-4
prtruit OOi 100 400 OOl-S
PunF-StFphfrt ~ rittmsS Hsncuau
webb Meier = Hoover NevhooNsr frrgtt--
MGAh. MAlsr 2 Runs batted ln--Mo,fe ?
CrttericRs Msyo swift Eswnouse- out
IaH Tvo-bstt hi't-Csu'teridFe Ou''sw
Three base EifS-tsrrentFrE. Haif~. stolen
tssr-Wtbn Sscriflrf hits Fyrnef Moore
MsncBso Crsmsf webb Lsft m hsses-Si
fruif - netrof ! n Hsss IN NsNs-Off
frFurki 4 ~ tfwhrltrr sfrucE f4f-.P
teurrutrr y funit~t. Poe Hryef srf SUIT
mers Time 81 GAh4s-s -, Afcndsnes-
i1.tf7.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Fight Results

NFw YORK MsCArihur SfEt.
Chslty Wurhf 17s Lrf Angeles EnDrted
ont Eenry Jmusr l3s. Philadelphia "a
HARTFORD Conn Ham Wilnhv 17'
Neu YorE ff1pnec Gabriel pios l2lls ssu
Juan p p ass Nick Safo. 3 1otg sprInr.
hfId Mas oufnclntrt Len Mcfhot ff1.
Nontfesi teI pa Rfsdv i7i. Nev Nrrs
st0prsd TOMMY murray rs "nntrssl 60
los ANGEfES- poiph Qulsro lgo trny
decinonsd Al Timmondt, IT'S. Cltvtisnd 60,
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Eevorite Month

Rudy York. who has totaled
ppiy five home runs this season.
hopes August. the Tiger first
baseman's 'favorite month" comes
up with a fair consignment of
t0ur-baSe clouts York holds
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

olds, Michigan's
h e a d football
c GA h, Fritz
Crisler predict
cd today.
Crisler def
nitely disagrees
with coaches
and educators
who believe re-
turning veter-
ans, especially
those who have
undergone rig
orouS combat
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Golf Meet Postposed

Detroit District Golf AssoCia-
tion's father and son tournament
viii be held at Pine Lake Coun-
Try Clug Aug, % instead of to-
morrow as originally scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Veterans
At M Not
Cynical a

ANN ARBOR. Aug. 1-EX-
servicemen participating in post
war collegiate athletics will be
as intense and enthusiastic in
competition as today'S 17-year-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Probable Pitchers
w United rrrss
AMERICAN LAGUE

AMERICAN LIAGtb
1t LSuh Potter T-iol at DETROIT
tIROIT S-tol
New York Bevens Io-4) at Boston tWn-
Sou ST
Phuadsphis fChhstopher III and Ensrr
~ a. Warrington tPieretu OF ana Leon-
chicago tLopst s-S) a, Cleveland tCromet
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BROOKLYN fGrefR I SO and lombard 81 b.
st PhHAdelphA Judd 2-3 and r. Barrett
s-i4
Pi,tshurtt tCsbles ST. Of ChioAEo tPss.
Cineinnsu carter IA At St IInuh &C..
&C Barrett 81.
o. -
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Michigan Major Pin
Loop Meets Tonight

There will be an organization
meeting OF the Michigan Major
All-Star Classic Bowling League
at the Crest Lanes tonight at
$50. The Greater Detroit All-
Star loop will convene At Olympic
Recreation Friday at $50 y. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02
Gets HoIe-in-One

Limerick Barrick registered the
first ace Of the season at Plum
Brook yesterday with a No. 6 iron
on the 140-yard sixth hole.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo SIS Minneapolis a
Louisville as, Kansas City Ga
Milwaukee 100, IndiAnap polls al.
Columbus SIS, ~. Paul 30.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGTF
Raltimore ,. Mostreal z tsseond rain).
Syracuse 81, Rochester 1-s.
Toronto ., Jersey City 4.
ONLY EaBes scheduled.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Seattle T. san Francisco o
Sacramento Z Los Angeles 2.
Oakland I'LL San DieEn ga.
Only games scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-02

When Paul Dizzy Trout faces
the Browns at Briggs Stadium to-
day. the broad shouldered right
handler will be bidding for his
tenth victory of the season as
against 10 losses.
Nelson Potter will pitch for the
Browns.
While he is still ailing TroItS
hack trouble is showing improve
ment. He is taking massage and
heat treatments from Or. Ray
Forsyth. the Tiger trainer.
81 am feeling a lot better
The pitcher reported.
When he replaced Swift be-
hind the plate for the Tigers in
the eighth inning yesterday, II
was Richards first appearance in
game since he suffered a
sprained ankle in Boston July =
with yesterdays crowd OF
1882, the paid attendance for
4s games at Briggs Stadium
this season reached GA, 1853. The
Sunday crowd for the Chicago
game WAS S5,O92 instead of
ss.Jsg, a. Incorrectly reported.