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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-17
Out 10 Square
.0|d Defeat
BY TOM HARPER

Last season st. Charles High
School basketball team won Il
straight games in the second
division east side group during the
regular season, only to 60 down in
defeat, 1886, before St. Ambrose
in a divisional championship con-
test.
Tonight St. Charles, unbeaten in
two starts this season, plays st
Ambrose, indicated in three
games in contest that highlightS
20-game card.
In a first division headliner. ST.
Stanislaus, seeking its third
straight victory in the east side
group, opposes St. Catherine,
which has won one and lost one.
In the divisions west side, st,
Theresa should make il four
straight against st. Leo. Catholic
Central, north group pacemaker
with three wins, meets De La Sale
in nonleague game.
TWO other unbeaten teams see
action tonight. St. Mary of Mt.
Clemens, unbeaten in three starts
in the west side of second division,
plays st. Francis de Sales, while
st. Hedwig, which has won three
straight in the east side of the
third division is host TO st. Clair.
Schedule:
st. stsniSlauE al 81. Catherine.
81. Joseph at ST. Anthony.
Catholic Central at DE La Sale.
'viEitation at st. James.
st. Benedict at 81 Mary to.Ll.
ST. LadiSlaus a. ST Gregory.
81. Cecilia a. Lourdez.
-. Mary BEDFORD st Rsdeemer.
81. Leo Al ST. Theresa.
ST Paul at Annuncisuou.
Charles 81 ~. Ambrose.
81. Vincent al 50. Martin.
ST. Rose q, ST Bernard
ST. Mary tR o. AZ 81. AlphonSus.
St. Agnes al Shrine.
81. Frederick a. 81 Michael
st Mary tRC.l at ST. Francis de safes
ST. Florisn At ST. JoSaphst.
81. CASimir at nj. Carmel.
81, HedviE a. Sacred Heart.
'Eonleague games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-17

Louise Stockdale's 21O In 57y
and Stella Hartrick's 213 in 541
also contributed TO the Olympic
as Madeline Romen's second
place Chene-Trombly Rec. was
taken for three by Edna Foss'
State Fair. 2283 TO 1924.
Ruth Johnston's Altoona Rec.
tied Edwardina Coy's Vernor's for
third by Selling three points from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-17
Great Lakes Quintet
Is Easy Winner

GREAT LAKES. Ill. Jan. 16
INS)-The Bluejackets OF the
Great Lakes Naval Training
Center retained their unbroken
string of basketball victories to-
day after defeating the previously
unbeaten Bowling Green State
y University OF Ohio, so TO 81. II
\ as the sixteenth straight win for
The Blue Jackets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-17
Stroh Pinn1en
Due toC|iCk
STANDINGS

ronishts matches = Mineraiites. t2l vs.
al w. Detroit Gssket "a, second; Paris
ciesn' (7j ". Bud stsmpien tll. third
KTastks l2l vs. chene.Tromoly. q ,
hfth; suohs t2l Va. TIA (ll, sixth.
EGBs l31 W. coca-colS III. seventh.
KRAKOW car vs. Fife ca, eighth. Matches
at whittier Recreation. s777 L. jefferson
p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-17

Gerry Rogers Whittier Rec, 2611
to 2402. Eleanor Koepke fash
Toned 200 in $40, Pat Jones 536
Gertie Schuster's 200 In 525 ano
Mrs. Johnston SOS. Clara Wilson's
200 in So, Connie Powers 200 in
$50 and Evelyn Schulte's $40
stood out as Vernor's split with
Frances Prokopp's Rainbow Five
2565 IN 05o2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-17
Meet Vols Aqain

Vanderbilt, returning 10 football
for the 1915 season, will play its
old state rival. Tennessee, in
Knoxville, Nov. II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-17
BY HAROLD KAHL

Two pairs of ties, between Stroh
and Kraetke for second, I'll and
Paris-clean for third, in the De-
troit Times All-Star Classic seem
certain to be broken in tonight's
bowling matches at Whittier
Recreation.
Still smarting under a surprise
two-game setback at the hands OF
Charley Rabault's lowly Wolver-
ines last week, Joe Norris Stroh
can be expected to bounce back
with at least two-game victory
over Joe Adams I'll. This is the
time of the year Stroh begins to
click. Stfeh Wen two the first
meeting.
NEEDS SOME LUCK
Herb Matthews KraStke has TO
contend with Joe Paulus' Chene-
Trombly Recreation. which put
the skids under Louis Sieiaffs
leading +. e. 3. for three last
week. Chene- Trombly will need
a little luck 10 reverse the de-
cision of the first round as
Kraetke has plenty beside ability.
Going into the tenth frame against
Coca Cola a week ago Kraetke
WAS down 80 pins, but Bill Luo-
mas $40 slit and Joe Szuch's 40
pulled them out by l3
With Johnny Crimmins clicking
the past four weeks his Parisclean
club should not only repeat its
two-game- triumph but 20 for
three against Bud Stempien's
Five. Crimmins' 6Sl at Millett's
landed him third in the individual
averages with 26e.20. He finished
first last season.
RUNNING ONE, TWO
Henry Ehrle's Coca-Cola will be
satisfied with one game against
F.. * B.. riding along with q safe
seven-game lead TO its second con-
secutive championship. Fred Blu
lack and Chef BukoW ski Of E.&B.
are running one, two IN the IN
dividual averages on 2O2.l and
200.36. Herman Gibson is fourth
with 199.
Harold Aliens Mineralites will
he out for revenge as result OF
Flies sweep, which shouldn't help
the cause OF Nal Gilmour's South
eastern. Rog Overmyer's Detroit
Gasket also should turn the tables
on Wolverine. Cass Schlaff S
Pepsi-Cola will be favored over
Rudy Walby's Deluxweld and
Charley Kotarski's Fife over Dick
Krakow's Five in the other
matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-17
SERVICE HAS s68

- SERVICE HAS 968
Marge Kline's Service shot 968,
a new eighth high, in. splitting
with Mary Best's Red Mill, 1881
10 2473. Elizabeth Ojala fired
235 in 593 and O'Fallon Patrick's
PIP in 572. Dot Fritz Rainbow
Debs won three from Evelyn Mil
ler's j. j., 1885 to 2232.
Stella ScendelTs 205-200 in 585
for Atlas, Mae Tremaine's 215-
204 in 584 for Palmer Park Rec,
Gladys Dempsey's $40 for Colo
NAL and Ida Shay's POI in 551 for
Silvercup were other good scores.
HERE AND THERE-Pets Repelia red 7s5-
27e;i77 FOR ess and Mike VsrTo 2e5 in the
ssa Tor $50 in the imSsslseo ms' House as'-4i'.
mona Ladies TED wisnieSsfi three s'' 1918
LOT 5I5' Charles Ford 253-2o4-2l3 for $40
and BIZ FuikerSon 225-2l4-234 for 673 IN
5os Tor CSC Steve MaSe SEQ and Al aeiden
256s in the Altoona Senior.
KLANKE SPILLS esq
Frank Klanke tipped 27s-227.zo2 for $50
and Joe Costa $50 in the Masonic Joe
kudHck'S 2s7 and MicromStic'S 1915 are new
Chene- rromoly $50 records Stan STAN
ulis shot ass IN the Tower Classic -, Chris
Koerner 1s2-2s3-2i9 FOR e54 and Norm
Burke 255 IN the Crest $50 Orion Ham
ntcn 242 In the Police Marie Sparrow
ala IN the Garfield Majors DeloriS Rlgby
2lo In the Ramona Kings and Queens
Joe hathewSOn "a IN the Checker Theds
Williams EOS In the Brightmoor Ladies
Kste warwicH zo1 In The RaInbow Ladies.
Other league highs Jean DeHe,re 2ni
Pslace-DiS Ladies. Harold StiilWen, 236. Con-
nRT House I'd Budnics. s3i DENLY House
Hefduice Zielinsh. i92, Garfield Ladies No.
Joe Schievenin. asa. Briggs Maintenance.
Tpny hachiqrlatti, 226. Hack-Blyd Senior.
Charles voliick, 225, Recford Businessmen:
hin Carroll 22s W. Chicago BaSinexGmen:
Louise Dubois ISL. Varsity Ladies Joe
Mschesh. ais. Chevrolet Exp: I'd MAEuire.
2l7 Epiphany. Bill crabiree, 2i0. Continen-
tai $50. Erwin Couiston. 207. Ford Foundry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1945-01-17
Irene SchluSIer Has
639 for Third High

threading 223214202 for $780, third
high series Aliens Olympic Rec strengthened its hold frs
place Travelling Bowling League sweeping -four
fron,P anlin To
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09

Members Of Women'S lntcrna-
,iona Bowling Congress in which
Detrolters play an important part
add today another well done on
the organizations record of war
work
Their $4,000 evacuation plane,
piloied by Capt William Gersch
is in service after the christening
Member Of Womens Interna-
day AT Municipal Airport
Named Miss Nightingale III, the
plane honorS 1t Alcda +. Lutz OF
the army nurse corps. the first
WIBC member 10 lose her life in
service. Her Michigan residences
were t'rceland and Saginaw It.
Lut1 was killed IN line of duty m
2 plane crash over southern
France last November.
W1BCs president, Jeanette
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
MAYO HOMERS

Then came Mayo's homer with
Hub Walker on base in the ninth,
accounting for two more Tiger
counters. Walker had battcd for
Bob Swift and walked
In the nightcap The Tigers
Jumped on Gettel for two runs
in the first inning and they should
have had more. Cullenblne batted
home one and Greenberg tho other
with none out. But the lower end
of the batting order failed and
three Tigers were left stranded
when the third out came.
MlloScVitch batted home Crimes
with a Yankee run in The second
York scored for Detroit in the
sixth after hitting a single, on
single by Bobby Maier and error
by Grimes, The visitors picked up
their SeCord marker in the seventh
when StirnweiSS singled. moved 10
third on A single by Bud Mctheny
and then came home after Cramer
took Martins ly ball in deep
center.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Good for Baseball

But then came tho pay-of
"Yeh. we're Yankee fans"
wound up the Toledoan, but
why didn't Won let Stirnweiss
bunt-he's the fastest man YOU
got"
With that Joes booster disap-
peared.
Thereupon. Mccarthy threw
both hands in tAe- and
screamed
And. why didn't let Stirn-
weiss hunt Sure, ! should 20
and take that triple away from
him. Or fine him. He tthc To-
ledo FAM doesn't Ask me Tor
my autograph. He doesn't ask
for q loan. He doesn't say he's
a cousin second removed on my
uife's aunt's side. He just wants
TO know Why ! didn't let Stirn-
weiss hunt. Oh boy"
But Mccarthy seeH cooled and
laughed.
~ guess We are lucky To have
such fans" the New York skip
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
PiHafaiI
Takes n
eEsEaOiO'
BY GEORGE f. VAN

The elght-meter sloops stole the
show again Sunday in the Crosse
Pointe Yacht Club regatta when
four Of the big babies finished
within 33 seconds. Pintail. skip
pered hy Percc Barneif and Clyde
Palmer, got the winning gun
when she found herself on a star
board tack and IN the clear for
the line beating up 10 the finish
in fluky head winds.
She lust nipped George Con
yeauS Armida and Shamrock of
Bob Kerr and Eddie WunsCh by
- seconds Armda and Sham
rock were practically nailed to-
gcthcr crossing. The timer said
there was two minutes difference
Milt Cross Ventura slipped IN rs
seconds later Intrepid beat out
ThiSbe for fifth.
Two reaches and a beat 10 the
finish in moderate winds was the
Weathcrman'S dish.
Bitten again led the boats
around the large course, but lost
on corrected time 10 Charley
BuySSe'S Last Straw. the lattcr'S
first triumph of the season and
her best showing since her little
master brought here here last
year. She beat nine others. Watch
her in the MaCkinac race.
Charley BcCk'S Djinn went
all the way 10 win siXth-meter
gun for the fourth time. Ram
bier topped the cruisers. and IN
tho biggest turnout Of the day
in any class. young Dave Suttor
Jr. beat IL other Lawley HOS
Alex Allardycc led the Stars
home. Fred Hayes the C'S and the
Kuhn family. Mr.. and Mrs. Ted,
wallopcd the big fleet of l. boats.
Vincent Young presided for the
Crosse Pointe Yacht Club in one
of the best handled rcgattas OF
this or any season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Gift Plane CIlriSteneal
EsV Women BOW1erS

Kncppralh Of Milwaukee, first
chriStened and then presented the
plane to the army air force. Mai
Gen. David n. w. North, air
surgeon. with headquarters in
Washington, accepted for the
army
His words contained thanks TO
the women bowlers of the nation
and the reminder that their first
three planes have saved the lives
Of thousands Of wounded who
might have died had il not been
for speedy transport 10 proper
medical attention and facilities.
Other representatives Of the
WIBC were Emma Phaler, Column
bus. O. secretary, and Alberta +.
Grove. Liverpool. n Y, director
Of publicity. Emma Hill, president.
and Ann ZieSSe. secretary. repre-
sented the Detroit association.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Segurd Loses
Title TO Td|bert

RIVER FOREST. Ill, July 2
CUP) Billy Talbert today added
the national clay courts men :
singles championship to the two
other tennis titles he has annexed
Dis season as a result Of his win
over defending champion Fran
cisco (Pancho) Segura.
Talbert, ranked No. . nation
ally, avenged his title defeat of
last year by winning from Segura
in yesterdays five-Set finale. Ga,
4-6, 6-2. 2-6, So. He is from vii
mington, Del.
In the women's division. second
seeded Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Cooke.
Los Angeles, who has been away
from the game for the last three
years. handed Pauline Betz. Los
Angeles. her second straight title
defeat. 6-3, rs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
EvduI- -Wetmore Win
Red Run Best Ball

Don Evaul and Roy Wetmore
won tho low gross IN a best hall
match at Red Run yesterday.
They had -. one over par
They were tied with Ellis Berry
and Or. Coleman but won the toss
for first prize Low net went TO
Jack Waite and George Lawson
with 76-20-56. Second low net
was won by Al Lawson and
OrNille Nauphn. S1-o2 IS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Bob Tales
0reenbere Comeback
an Amazing Feat
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

You can't lansh on Hank
Greenberg's amazing comeback.
Greenbers. charley horses snd'
sore arm and all. yesterday be-
fore the biggest Briggs Stadium
crowd in two years, only empha-
sized what an extraordinary ball
player could do in an extraordl'
nary situation.
Hank hit his third home run,
and this in only his fourth start
ing game after more than four
years in the army
What Greenberg has done these
past few days has given a lot or
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Eyes on Hank

There's no doubt that the boys
scattered all over the world are
cycling Greenberg's work with
keen interest They're putting
themselves in Hanks place. and
what they are reading about :
Greenberg these days must be
giving them plenty OF heart
When he left the army. Greens
berg was not too confident abou
his own ability 10 make the grader.
again In typical fashion. Hank |,
went 10 work, as only he cam
work. :,
He had lost No time getting
back 10 Detroit. He worked out ,
alone in Briggs Stadium. spending
hours every day Al batting prsc--
tiee, throwing and running around
the park until every hone aehed 4
10 days. he stepped back
into the Tiger lineup Ten days :.
Four years is more like IL. In.
that first game week asot
yesterday he hit one out ot the
park, and nearly 10000 fans we're =.
Overjoyed He has hIr- TWO more,
since. and missed a fifth one.
yesterday He hlt a pinch single
IN the ninth 10 win 4 hall game
Now all doubts about Hank
have disappeared Greenberg. an .
even greater Greenberg. is back. ,
First 10 feel the sting ~ the =
new ODT order banning Pullman d
travel on trips involving 80 miles
or less IS baseball Football IS
next in line. so the BOYS will have
10 do their sleeping draped over
coach seats
The World Series now seems
less probable than ever. unless the
teams are from the same city.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Second Guessers, Too

The talk then turned 10 "SeConC
EueSserS, the grandStand coaches
who tell YOU what you shoulC
have done after the manager OF
coach had only one guess.
Guess you've got t0 have
them. too" Mccarthy smiled
Take those squeeze plays that
We both miSSed-lankecs and
Tigers. They look great when
they click. But they are grue-
some when they miss. II every
thing turned out the way II il
planned baseball Just wouldn't
he baseball. And YOU fellows
turning 10 a baseball Scrlbel
wouldn't have anything 10 Sec
ond guess about
As an afier'houCht Mccarthy
sand
II ann only kidding. News
paper guys are right fellows
They've ALWAYS been great 10
me. But tn give YOU an idea
about planning. The other day
We were playing the tthlctic>
and things were working a.
planned. We had purpnsclN
walked fairly good hitter 10
get AZ = poor one Then what
happens Wei. our pitcher
throws one into the dirt. II
passes the catcher and a runner
scores from third and all our
fine planning goes out the win
dow But a. I say, that's base
hall "
Verify Mccarthy IS getting 70
b. 2 mellow man
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09

Ana. me IOT MCCARTHY
guest picked up"Tm Yankee
fan -, and nls pals are Yankee
fans . and ue are pulling
Tor the Yankees and
Mccarthy managed 10 Get N
another Neh
And" the orator ra'tIc7 o0.
we are great fans ~ ! SAY
Yankee fan>-and Ve yell for
New York and uC
Mccarthy cot IN another Yen,
but IL WAS weak one
And" the fan from Toledo
puf1ed on. I'VE are tho fans up
in section S6 who we're roofing
for YOU last night. doe, and we
like the Yankees Ia win . and
we remember when YOU were al
Toledo. Joe, and
Mccarthy gaSped and got IN one
more "Yeh
Yankees got good club -.
and they should win the pen
nsnt and YOU are the man
ager 10 do II
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Former Invalid
Wins DecathIOn

BLOOMFIELD. \, J, july 3
CUP) Ten years ago physicians
doubted that Charles Beaudry
.eXer would be able 10 walk
again because of tuberculosis; but
yesterday the 2S-year-old post
graduate student of Marquette
University won the National
a. A. u. dccathlon championship.
with a point total Of 1886,
Beaudry. competing in 10 events,
won the 100 and 400-meter runs,
and finished fifth in both the
l,500-mcter run and the high
hurdles and seventh in the
discus. Fifteen entrants COM
natpd
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Big Ten Cage Card
To In(Iude Chi(dQo

CHICAGO. July Q CUP) West
crn Conference basketball coaches
today drafted a tentative l9i5-46
basketball schedule which will in
clude the University of Chicago
for the first time since that school
withdrew from Big Ten compcti-
tipp IN 1910
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09

Games behind leader.
YTSILRDAY> RESULTS
ChicsFa I2-s, Philadelphia al
~ Iouis Sc Brnoklyn "a
Cincinnati SO, New York As,
Pittsburgh Io-t. Boston SID.
IODAYS GAMES
No games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
Columbus s-R. Indiana polls IL
Milwaukee "a. Minneapolis Ill.
Louisville al Toledo to-i
II Paui-kansaS City-Douhle-header post
poned account ot rain.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
newark 81. Jersey cts 40.
Montreal Az. Toronto BIO
Jersey city "a. Baltimore as.
Buffalo io-7. Rochester Sd
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
Portland 81. oakland 90
seattle "a Los Angeles 10
san Francisco III. Sacramento o-a
Hollywood s-io, san Diego Is.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
FOURTH UNDER 20

This was Hines fourth straight
score under 20 here
Two Detroit district pros, Sam
Byrd Of Plum Hollow and Chick
Rutan of Birmingham, made 'eX-
pcuSc money in the same event
hy tying for second al 81 with
Denny Shutc. one of the former
champions competing here.
With four brides. Byrd made
the turn in -. then came home
in 35 despite a bogey four on the
225-yard twelfth. where his iron
tee shot trickled part way down
the slope loading 10 a crook.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09

playing his best
golf this sum-
neT, $ n o W . q
he was ready
for this event
Of champions
w h G n h Q
n q { { h q q a
seven under 65
to W in to y
prize IN yeSter-
days warmup
competition for
a purse Of
81 600
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09

\ Greenberg, in the ninth inning
ot the first game. with two out.
man on base and the Tigers two
runs behind. came near tying the
count when his drive 10 Derry
IN centerfield carried almost 20
the iOO-foot mark 4 little more
and II would have cen IN the
stands for two talies and tho
Tigers might have gone on 10 win
the game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
HARMON HAS 7S

Rutan went one over on the
first and third both drive and
pitch holes, but Offset these slips
with three brides and was out
in IS. Coming in he had four
brides and a 81
Three others were under 70 in
the final tuncup over this we'll
conditioned G,625-yard ] a YOU t..
Harman Barron had 6S, Jim Tur-
mesa and Frank Strazza Sos De-
troit scores included 73 by
Claude Harmon, n by Tommy
shannon and Is by Jack Winney
Al WatrouS and Joe Before did
not arrive i'm time for practice
and Frank Walsh wired the PGA
officials he would be unable to
COmDCtC
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09

per observed.
"They are the
fellows that
m ak n p
these b | x
= r n " q :.
that's base
hall and after
all. W n p I
" o n q we
do with out
ia rs lik .
that 7 hope
ne alW aN :
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Federation Results

CLASS
'''''
p0USiCr's s Arthur s
Ash Is Pepsi Cola q tsecond game
Auto club 10 N0ra0s
PsiiscltAn 2. Gem ffotIeilf.
CLASS
,,.,,. 80 v,,,.,...
r,i4-t"' ,,t
Eulesa Fe4,l AZ M,tl' =.
tl ..4
hliBlaH, y. H9et
Iv.s.' 4,'eel 49,.
,.,ll ~ .-,.,-,
Tu,.ah - ,".N -, '''''''-
~ ".Ml a' Co.,
1.1 - s,,.,,tt N
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09

people q lift.
II a NIX himself
is now con-
vinced he has
cleared tn a I
terrific hurdle
Of being away
from the game
for so long a
time and still
be able 10 come
back You can
count Detroit's S
m a n Y thou
sands Of base
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09

couple Of important plays thai
would probably have been diff
cult for Hank, rusty from lack oI
exercise in the outfield.
With plenty Of hitting and
scoring, the recent series be
tween the Tigers and Yankees
at Briggs Stadium was a fans
scr eS." Each team won two
games.
Here are the totals for the
four games:
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09

pulls for the Yankees. We can
use all the boosters we get.
When they stop getting excited
over whether nr not StirnWciSs
hunts. then Yankee stadium
and Briggs stadium can he
turned into used ear lots"
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Sports
Fen From To'eoo
Tells Mccarthy OF
u, Ia MarnoNrIt

From outside - The FAR end n
fns Yankee 1ueNui 4F BTEES Sr7.
sulr1 came = demand
"Hey you. Mac-McCarthN--
Ioe-Come here
4 little startled but always VIII
,r,- - nlesSe fan 1Oe NC( 'aTthy
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09

ball fans IN on that. too
More important, perhaps, IS the
effect OF Greenberg's great come
back on the large um ber OF
the big league players. and minor
leaguers. TOO. IN the armed forces.
who await the day when they will
change uniforms
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
YANKEES
TIGERS

With six hits in I6 official
times ~ hat. Cramer led the
Tiger hitters with an average
Of .S75 in the Yankees series.
Mayo was right behind with six
for 1s for 1913 and York with
five for 10 for .3l3.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Detroit Crowd
Tops Majors

NEW YORK. July 9 up
Major league baseball double
headers yesterday drew l93,060
paid attendance. the second largest
Sunday crowd Of the season New
York al Detroit and ST. Louis AT
Brooklyn drew capacity crowds.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09


me New York
manager strode
20 the end Af
the dugout
"NIy names
Mac. 10 ."
'optnPd M
me stranger
I'm fro m
Toledo
great friend
of r oger
p esnAhsr
and"
NJ e ar fNN
Ect IN 4 y eh
HAaA t1sa
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
How They Stand

Games behind leader.
YTSTIHDNY'S RTSttTS
NrW Work "a. ~ IROIT 81
Roston s7, Cleveland o-d
Chicaro s-1. philadelphia "a
- Louis 5. Washington y inning b :,
second game rain.
IODAY'S GANiS
~ gamrs scheduled
LATE SATURDAY SCORE
- Louis ,, Washington ..
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09

Gains Split
With Ydnks
By LEO MACDoNNELL

As an aftermath OF a broken
right leg, Al Benton still llmps
little. But there is definitely MOTH
ing wrong with the big eX-gob S
we'll muscled right arm.
Behind Benton's superb pitch
ing. the Tigers yesterday in the
second game of a double-header
at Briggs Stadium nosed out the
Yankees, 3 to 2.
The victory came after the
New Workers in the opener had
driven Paul DIZZY Trout off the
slab in the fifth TO win. 8 10 6.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-09
Hines Rated Threat
Inn PGA After n s.
nv VI. r. DRUKENBRoD

DAYTON Q,r4ls-9-JmmY Hines chairman Of the tou1na-
must be reckoned with in The National Pea
with the first OF the lShoIe
qualify ing today a Moraine Country Club