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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-26

Reliant, Pvt. George A., Detroit.
+ Resiec, Pfc. Stanley NJ, Detroit.
. Reynolds. sgt Arthur D.. Troy.
/ Rode. LIST 1t. Ray F., Midland.
/ Roman. Pvt. Stephen. Detroit.
/ Schulek. Pvt. Charles f.. Bradley.
/ Sines. PVT. Alfred l. Jackson.
smith, Pvt. Stewart NJ, Forndale
Snidor. End 1t. Garth w, St. Clair
/ Shores.
Sprowls, Pfc Jack H.. Hilsdale
Stetson. Tech. Sgt. Wesson A,
Dearborn
Stewart. 2nd II. Robert F. Detroit
Stimach. Pfc Walter, Dearborn.
Stone. Sgt. Todd c., Wyandotte.
Swarthout. Sgt Arthur f.. Detroit.
Sweeney. Tech. Sgt, John f., De-
troit
Yanderyeen, Tech. 9Th G.. Thomas.
Kalamazoo.
Watson. Pfc. VILLAIN b.. Gaylord.
Weaver Pfc Elgin j., Atlanta.
Wesley. LIST 1t William T., Detroit.
West. staff Sgt Charles X, Flint.
Wickison. Pvt. Howard W, Royal
oak.
Zandt Cpl. John, Jr,. Kalamazoo.
Zielinski. sgt. Paul A.. Detroit.
Michigan Army personnel wound.
ed in action in the European area
are:
Aberly Sgt. Calvin W. Iron Noun
tain.
Bacon. Capt. Ronald h, Traverse
City.
Bartel, Pvt. William o.. Plymouth
Barton. Pvt. John c., Holly
Bayse, sgt. Carl F.. Monroe.
Becker. Pfc. William C., Detroit.
Bcebc. Pfc. George A., Jackson.
Bishop, Sgt. Arnold V, Benton Ha~
Dor.
Boss, Pvt Maurice Jr., Grand Rap
ids.
Bouchard. Pvt. Ralph E, Detroit.
Brown. Pvt. Donald f., Saginaw.
Brule. Pfc. Francis r., Freda.
Bruszewski. 5 Sgt. Joseph r., De
trot.
Butcher. Pvt. Ernest O., Mancelona.
Burzyck, 5 Sgt. George B., Bay
City.
Bylsma, Pvt. John. Grand Rapids.
Carson, Pfc. Joseph c., Detroit.
Ciacelli, Pfc. Fred L.. Monroe.
Dawson. Pvt. Douglas, Garden City
Falcone. Pfc. Anthony j., Sault Ste.
Marie.
Foster. Pvt. James H., Detroit.
Fry. Cpl. Walter L. Bloomfield
Hills.
Gallagher. Pvt. Henry a. Flint.
Green. Pfc. John F.. Grand Rapids.
Gretz Pvt. John, Warren.
Gutierrez. PFC. Ruben, Capac.
Haremski. Pfc. Leo y, Jr, Sagi-
nav.
Heidtman. Pfc. Howard F, Detroit
Hodge. Sgt. William T., Brighton.
Hoefler. Pfc. Clarence H., Detroit.
Hoose, Pfc Ernest R.. Lansing.
Hoss. Pfc. James L.. Lincoln. Park
Johnson. Pvt. James T, Inkster.
Kane. Pfc. James G., Detroit.
Roster, Pfc. Frank j.. Detroit
Lafray, Sgt. Chalmers. Birmingham
Laka;os, sgt. Stephen j., Detroit
Landry. Pvt. Brian r.. Detroit.
Lake, Pvt. Edward. Wakefield
LaParl. Pfc. Lauren H., Jr, Potter
vile.
Lutz. Pfc Melvin B.. St. Louis.
NcAeer. Sgt Michael y, Detroit.
McCargar, Pfc George L, Jra De.
troit
McCarty. Tees Russell W, Nance
Iona.
Mcclure. Sgt. Charles F, S.
Charles.
McMath, Pvt, William D., Lincoln
Park.
Maxi. Pvt. Toiyo A, lronwood.
Marshall, Pfc. George T., Muske-
gon Heights.
Martyniuk. Pfc. Ernest T. Muske-
Gon Heights.
Miller. Pvt. John W. Giadwiu.
Miller. Pvt Paul j.. Jackson.
Millerlile, End Ii. William a, jack
son.
Oberlin. Cpl. Raymond o.. Bedding.
Plante, 5 Sgt. Thomas, Iron Noun
tain.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-26
Ypsilanti Markets
GRAIN
Buying Prices)

(Ypsilanti Farm Buresu)
Wheat (bu) ................Sl.65
oats (buJ ................. 81
Rye (bu.) l.07
Buckwheat (cwt.9 ....s...... 200
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-26
New York Stocks

New York, Feb. cap The
stock market continued to move
over an irregular route today and,
while assorted fayorites did moder.
ately well, many leaders remained
in the minus ranks.
Buying again was inspired by
earnings and dividend prospects
but accounts were trimmed here
and there on the idea more of a
technical correction was nKely be-
fore the advance could be resumed.
Dealings tapered after a fairly
active opening and trends were in.
definitely near midday.
tBy WatlinE l,ercnen 4 Comnanvl
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-26
Daily Market Report
Detroit. Mich. Feb. 2s-AP-

Detroit. Mich, Feb. cap
HOGS $780, active. Good sl5l5:
sows $14.40:
CATTLE 200: steady. Medium
steers Sl4.40-14.5 so; COWS and bulls
steady. Lightweight Gamers $500
SIS: weighty Gamers S6.25-775:
cutters SS.0O-S.50: medium fat
COWS ss.75-9.75; fat cows $ly,OO,
HOO. few sl1.5O: lightweight heif-
ers on feeder flesh order SS.21-
1925; medium butcher. heifers.
sl0.50-1l,50; fat heifers $11.75.13
lightweight bulls $7.50.9.50; medi
umweights S975-ll.00: heavy
weights $ll.25-12.5O;: few $500.
CALVES 100: light. active. Good
$3.50: mediums $3.50: culls $12.
10: light hobs $S00-l0.00.
SHEEP 500; strong. Good $500.
culls s5.0O-6.50; yearlings S14OO,
1850: lambs. strong. top $500;
mediums s15.OO-16.5O; .culls $500
1850.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-26
FAILS TO APPEAR

Mason. Mich.-The Naturopath
graft conspiracy trial. scheduled to
start today in .Ingham County cir
cult court, hit a snag when DIR.
Mihkel Sherman, Detroit. one OF
the defendants, failed to appear.
Special Judge John Simpson of
Jackson ordered Sherman's bond
forfeited and issued a bench war
rant to have him brought into
court Court was adjourned until
3 p. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-26

yann, Pfc, Charles f., Detroit.
victorson, Pfc. Lester r.. Detroit.
Wade, Pvt. Rex f., Dowagiac.
Warwick. Pfc Harry W, Detroit
| Way, Pvt. Robert ~. Coopersyille.
[ Winokur Pvt. Seymour s.. Detroit.
/ Wisniewski. Pfc. Joseph, Detroit.
Wisnlewski. Pvt. Edward j.. Detroit
Ackerburg, Pfc. Frank c.. White.
hall.
/ Aho, Pvt William H.. Detroit.
Andrews. Pvt. George. Detroit.
/ Anthony. Pfc. Oryills D., Adrian
Backus. Pvt. Eugene E, Augusta.
Barnard. PFC. Harold J., River
Rouge.
Archambault, Pfc Walter, Muske.
gon Heights.
Ayotte Pic. Eldon e., Detroit.
Ball. Pfc Joseph y, Jr., Grand
Rapids
Beach. Pfc. William D., Detroit.
Barnum. Pfc. Leo c., lie Roy.
Elliot, Pfc. William j.. Lapeer.
Essa, Pvt Joseph j. Detroit.
GrOters, Sgt. William, Grand Rap
ids.
Hanna, Pvt. Carl b., Kalamazoo.
Hnliard, Sgt. Eli W. Kaleya.
Hoerner. Pfc. Arthur G., Lansing.
Holmes, Sgt. Merle, Otsego.
Hubbard, PFC. Tavern L., Albion.
Lubonski. Pfc. Leo. Hamtramck..
Murray, Pvt Robert E., Ann Arbor
Michigan personnel killed in ac-
ton in the European area includes:
Aldo. Pvt. Edward B.-Detroit.
Ailingham, lst 1t Harry D.-Esca-
naba.
Banning, FLO Albert V.-Lans-
sing.
Barbieri. Pvt. Leonard Mann
tramck.
BARLEY, Pvt. Earl H., Jr.-Muske-
Beauch. Pfc. Harvey L, Jr.-Au-
gres.
Benn. Pfc. Harry C.-Inkster.
Berry. pfc David J.-Detroit.
Bertetti. LIST It. Domenic- Detroit.
Bills, Pvt. Clayton R.-Cheboygan.
Blackwell Pfc. Harold W.-Ecorse.
Bergman. Pvt. Jerry E.-Holland.
Borski Sgt Edward L.-Daggett.
Bulger, Pvt. Robert detroit.
Bulka, Pfc. Frank-Detroit.
Chapman, S Sgt. Melvin DE
troit
Cherluck, Pfc. Edward A.-Detroit.
Dalgleish, Pfc. Jack -W.-Oxford.
Friedman. Pfc Abraham-Detroit.
Geary. Pvt. Willard S.-Detroit.
Clifford, S Sgt. Ralph E.-Muske-
gon.
Glazier, Pvt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Gonzales. Pfc. Manuel - North
Street.
Hamilton. Pfc Justin-Marshall.
Hanes. Pvt. William R.-Thomp-
sonville.
Hartner, T-sgt. Wilfred Mem
ton.
Hendricks, Pvt. Harold - Grand
Rapids.
Jourdan, LIST 1t. William P.-De-
troit
Leon. Pvt. Salvatore T.-Detroit,
Lopez. Pfc. Louis-Saginaw.
Machnik, Sgt. Casimir MELVIN
dale.
Metzger. Sgt Harold Battle
Greek.
Miller. Pvt. Orville W.-Herron.
Mowry, Pfc. Joe E.-Grand Rapids.
woyes, Pfc. Edward W.-Saginaw.
Partisan, T/Sgt. Stanford Clam
Sing.
Paulson. Pvt. Howard A.--Manis-
tigue.
Provost. Tees Norman L.-Alpe.
ma.
Heiss, Pvt. Benjsmin-Utica.
Roberts, Pfc. Ralph L.-Grand Rap
ids
Stobak. Pvt. Eugene-Detrot.
Waters. Pvt. Chester W.-Tustin.
Wheaton, Pvt. Lawrence C.-Fos.
toria.
Zatzer, Pvt. Walter C.-Dearborn.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-26
Vegetables


BEETS-No. /, Blu. S1.001.50.
CABBAGE-No. /. bu.. $50 lbs)
$l.25-l.60; red, sl.5O-2.
CARROTS No. /. doZ. punches.
Sl.50-2.
CAULIFLOWER-No. I. ou.. $500.
$50.
DRY ONIONS-No. I, so lbs. sl.25.
$50.
PARSNIPS-No. l, bu., S2.25-2.50.
POTATOES-No. I. Sl.75-2.00 bu.
PUMPKINS-No. l, bu.. 50.75c.
RUTABAGAS-No. l. bu., 90c.
sl25.
SQUASH-Hubbard. No |. bu. 90c
les.
TURNlPS-No. I, boz. bchs, Sl.35'
l.75.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-26
RITES SUNDAY

Kalamazoo-Services were held
Sunday for Harry Zimmerman. GO,
founder Of the Kalamazoo Veget-
able Parchment Company, who died
Saturday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-26

APPLES-Jonathans. s225-2.S5 A
Id. bu.; Northern Spies. No. /, 45'
Id. bu., s2.50-2 So, Greetings, No.
l. S2.25.2.SO.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-26
RHEUMATISM and NEURITlS
SIATICO

pains relieved
\ few doses OF SIATICO. Doctors
presc, iption. brings SPEEDY RE
LIEF. 75c az Charlotte, Mich.
Adv.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
Gould Do Better

Average paid attendance for
night games in Brooklyn this
year has been better than 25.-
600 On the basis Of the
average OF moro than 5000 for
twilight games, Detroit would
probably better the Brooklyn
figure with games under lights.
1t. Don T. Faurot, former Mis-
souri, and Iowa Seahawk football
coach. has been assigned 10 one Of
the new super-carriers and is in
Brcmerton, Wash. training for his
assignment The White SoX
and Cubs still have Ladies Days
Whatever became OF the
Ladies Days AT Briggs Stadium ?
Has there been a divorce or just
2 separation? . Every fem-fan
who attends the Ladies Day game
between the White Sox and Sen
stors in Chicago Friday is re-
quested 10 bring a cake or cookies
which will be turned over to the
Servicemen's centcrs.
Jack Hurley has pulled out as
. bidder for 2 Sugar Robinson
Jake LaMotta match in Chicago
=. Jack kcarnS cot n.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
Shields Is New
SdndIot Head

Frank Shields, veteran sandlot
manager. is the new president Of
the Detroit Baseball Federation.
the cityS- leading amateur base
ball organization
Shields succeeds Walter Vert.
who announced his retirement last
week. Vert aScended TO the
presidency of the DRF last year
following the death Of George J..
Shorty Moran Vert was the
first president Of the federation
when it was organized 30 years
ago
Shields received rs votes at
last nights election. 10 nine for
his nearest rival, Joseph Clennan
Clennan was later chosen first
vice president.
Other officers named for the
1916 season were Virgil f. Zetter-
lind. longtime secretary treasurer
Of the DBF, and Albert l.. Bige-
low. third vice president. Tommy
Emmet was elected second vice
president.
Shields. who held the office of
first vice president. was An active
sandlot manager until few years
ago. His -Four Leaf Clover team
captured the Class r champion
ship IN l9il.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
Going Down, Down

Chuck koCSis' winning total ~
277 Yesterday IN the Michigan
Open AT Grand Rapids offers fur
ther evidence of tho remarkable
improvement in scoring in golf
these DAYS
Chuck'S total this time was II
strokes better than the 2SS at
~ hich he and Tommy Armour
tied in 1871 over the same course.
Cascade Hills. or almost three
strokes round
And get this. In the playoR
that year. Chuck won with q
To Armour's 7i. scores which
would have looked quite ordi-
nary compared 10 all those sub
par rounds reported from there
the last few DAYS
Improved equipment. aS some
NJ the critics will insist. may no
partly responsible for this lower
scoring. But our Millard Fillmore
Drukenhrod. who was on the
scene every day. wants mc ~ put
you straight on one point II : not
because Cascade Hills ls any
easier.
In fact. he points ont that
changes To The course since
1881 actually have made II more
difficult, a severer test. n the
golf Scribes like To put II.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
Men Will Open
S0ftbd|| Meet

Tomorrow night opening games
in the 1945 Metropolitan softbsll
championship tournament spon-
sored by The Detroit Times and
supervised by the Department of
Parks and Recreation, will be
played AT Mack Park with games
in all four divisions on the two
diamonds in use.
Class A mems teams will draw
opponents at $50, playing two
games after the draw. Major
mems clubs draw AT 7:3O. the first
four playing AT 8 o'clock. The
girls will draw at $50 with a
major game following the other
contests. Class A girls do not
play opening night.
There are u clubs entered in
the tourney. which is three more
than a year ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
Bobby VeNcA. EN-7iger Hitting Star. Dies

a term as president of the Base
ball Oldtimers.
One of the tragedies Of his life
was the death of his eldest son,
Clifford. following an automobile
accident in 1880. He was lS and a
ball player of great promise. The
other three sons did not have
baseball leanings.
Veach had been in poor health
for five years. He underwent
serious abdominal operation two
years ago. His oldest son. Edward.
%. had been running the family
coal business AT 12700 Greenfield
road. There are two other boys,
Walter and Mark.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
SandIot Schedule
WEDNESDAY

WfDNfSDAY
CLASS n-BalrdS vs.. Hudson - Jr,
Belle Isle ;, a. 4 10 . m
THURSDAY
CLASS B-Johns vs.. Rsyls. Northeastern =.
CLASS D-LsSky vs. Del Ray, Jsyn, 5,
A. $50.
CLASS E-scorpions vs. Catholic central
M /. Wallace Field Al 40 Macs vs.
Moran, 81 g. ~ s 30 clock
SUNDAY
class Ash vs. PsnS, NV I a. 4
Auto Club VS. ArthutS. NV Z ~
CLASS R-OakWood vs.. Hudson 81. NV
A. Epiphany IS. John SRaylS loser NV 2.
AZ e. Federal Mogul vs.. John'sRayls winner,
NV 4 al Griffin vs. JAW ia NV 2
81 ] 81 Clair shores vs. Eureka, Ri g. a.
CLASS D-KoZarcn vs.. Del Rsy-Lsykv loser.
NV 5, AZ 4 Tunney W. Bsird s-Hudson 50
loser, Ri at 4 Northwest Lions vs. De
troiters. Bl 3 a. 4 De Ssrtis vS LsSky-
Del Ray winner. jayne s at 4 Detroit Fire
men VS. Baird Hudson / 81 winner BI ? At
SprinEneld W Clyde, Atkinson A. l.
CLASS E-Long e. Long W. ScorpionS-CSth-
oc Central No ! winner. wallace Field, -
:. Cosmos vs Finsterwad wallace a. 4.
Dearborn Moose vs. Michigan Leather. NV ,
~ T. Narrendale vs. Moeller NV ~
Cardinal vs. Lourdes NV s. Al I warriors
W Moran jayne ~
MIDGET DIVISIOE-Bsttalion ys Rsi-
tslton IL NV Z vt
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
ID Sports q
DIR { Y TIE y

Joe OrrngO. former Detroit in
fielder now with the White SoX.
received word from San Francisco
draft board IN report for induction
physical . Hank BorOwy. former
Yankee pitcher now with the
Cubs, placed in PA classification
from 2-B
Poor Judge Joseph 4. GilliS &.
John w. Canton Is after him for
Scorching his lawn with a flame
thrower out in the country. where
they pray for rain on Sundays
because u is tho hired mans day
off Joe HOlsinger. Michigan
State hackfeld coach. reported
improved, though condition is still
critical.
Philadelphia Eagles pro grid
team signed Milt (SnufIy) Smith
and Ben Agajanian. recent army
discharges both are former
Pacific Coast STARS Willie
Joyce, lightweight who wants TO
WltnQIdW from DOui WIN motifs
Rief IN Washington Aug. 20,
ordered TO report for physical
checkup Boston Braves have
lined up Ft. Lauderdale, Fla, for
spring training site in 1916.
Delaware state tennis finals be-
tween Pauline Betz and Margaret
Osborne, both Californians, post
poned till today becapSe of rain
-. Jimmy RIP" Collins, manager
Of Albany in Eastern League, TO
be honored with trophy Thursday
for leading all minor leagues in
batting last season Eiwood
Geiges. wen known Eastern foot
ball official. is retiring.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08

talks given him by hunting
companion from Fowlerville, Floyd
Smith.
It was after Neach had left
the Tigers. but he brought
Gehringer 10 Detroit so President
Frank J.-Navn Of the Tigers and
Ty Cobb could look at him.
After watching Gehringer for
II minutes the Tiger bosses de-
cided TO offer him a contract,
which was readily accepted.
Charley didn't cost the
Tigers n penny" said NeaCh in
telling the story
Veach was horn in Kentucky in
1888 and spent most Of his youth
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
He's Welcome, Too

So, Tommy Bridges wants 10
return 90 the Tigers so he can
rur Mrs total of big victories
from 1872 to 200. Well, the Tig-
ers are just aS anxious 10 have
him come back Big league
baseball played 10 almost $780,
900 fans I'm Chicago the last four
weeks And II has been
pointed out that n Windy City
scribe only recently wrote that
baseball was q "decadent sport
that is having the play taken
away from il by other sports.
Commissioned A. B. tHappy)
Chandler in Cincinnati Sunday
went TO the Cubs dugout, intro
duced himself TO players one at
a time and gave them his personal
assurance that there will be a
World Series this fall Chan
dler has declared that he person
ally wanted TO take a big league
all-star team 10 the Pacific. But
that Secretary Forrestal has asked
for the winner Of the series.
Chicago is all hoped up over
the prospects that the Cubs will
win the National League pennant
The Cubs are reported anxious
that the Tigers win. not that
Steve ONeilrS boys wouldn't be
tough opposition. but with two
big parks. Wricley Field and
Briggs Stadium. the receipts would
be greater.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08

Ann Arbor is reported up for sale
He plans 10 settle IN Cali
fornia. Gene Ssrszen says: I've
seen and played with all of them
since Harry Vardon's time, but
that Byron Nelson is the best
Ben Steiner. inhelder whom the
Red SoX sent 10 Louisville at the
start Of the season, in Boston was
proclaimed the star recruit OF the
season Chick Evans, veteran
Chicago golf star, predicts his
prntege, 1S-year-old Jack Atten,
will be another Bobby Jones
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08

Bobby Ncsch. one of the De
troit Tiger immortalS and the
diSCoverer ot Charley Gehringer,
died a. his home here today after
long illness. lie was 81 years
old
With Mrs Nesch Al his bedside
IN the family home Al $3.50 lnvan-
hoe VAS his son. Chief Petty Of
ticer Edward Nesch. 70. who was
summoned from duty in the south
west Pacific when The gravity Of
his fathers illness became ap-
parent recently.
Neach became = Tember ~ one
of tho Tigers greatest slugglng
outfields when he WAS sent Vp by
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08

Villain hSiic rights now are con-
cerned. Max Waxman represents
Jacobs as the front for the cham
pion
John RoXhorough, now serving
time in Jackson prison. and the
other co-manager. Julian Black.
are ont Of the picture.
You may hear denials. but his
is the right dope and time will
tell. as that old buzzsrd always
does
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
SpOrt
Chicago Papers
Bother Benton
Nv LEO MACDoNELL

Al Benton m the clus 5 hotel
dining room the morning after the
rout Of the Tigers 81 the hands
of the White SoN in Chicago. an
nounced TO teammates that he
was through reading Chicago
newspapers.
"AIl see are headlines 'SoN
take Tigers, " Benton explained.
Even the hroodlng Roy Cullen
hine was forced 20 laugh.
The Southeast Conference has
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08

within the next
few m o n I h s.
W h o controls
him ? what
is the score?
This answer
can he put in
capsule m.
Another uncle
this time il
is Uncle Mike
Jacobs is the
cal manager
Of Joe Louis.
so far as ci-
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08

Vcach teamed with Cobb and
Harry Heilmann. Following that
he worked in the field with two
other heavy hitterS, Bob Fother-
gill and Heinle ManuSh.
In 1924, Veach moved 10 the
Red SoX. he also played with
New York and Washington before
winding up his hig league career
in 1928. In l3 years in the major
leagues. he had a batting average
Of .31l. He was a good base run
ner and fielder.
HE WAS SOLD
Veachs discovery of Gchringer
resulted, he SAID from the sales
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08

in Herrin. III. He started in or
ganized baseball as a pitcher with
Peoria Of the Three-Eye League
in 1910. hut moved 10 the out
field the next year. Peoria sold
him 10 indianapolis in 1912 and
he played the last month OF the
season with the Tigers.
LIVED HERE
From the date Of joining the
Tigers. Veach maintained his
home here. He played some sand
lot ball 10 keep his hand in, sold
automobiles and then entered the
coal business, becoming sole owner
Of a yard 10 years ago. He served
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
Fight Results
~ Unit,d Press

~ nttsd Frsss
MAMIE Lsfrimore ~ Miami.
topped Armand Micnsgd l5s Lisbon Ne,
10
RALTtNOPE-Bsrt TyteU iAs los An
-cic' knocked 0u' Ellis SfrWart 1871. Bal
timore Winnie Jones lSf's Nsu
Yo-s stopped George william IS2 Bsl'i.
PROVIDENCE y I-Josy AnEslo. f77,
PhllsdelphiA outpointed Jimmy Pierce. iAn.
vancouver p. { iiOI, NANNY Cabrsl tSS.
Fssi Providence. p. /. stopped joseph Papa.
Pswtuctet r !, -. Eddie Adourian las.
CranSton r. outp0inted Maurice Veitn.
rfr l74 Fan River Mass - eddie
Sostes ISL. Eatt Providence ou'pqntsd Ro-
land Comes Ifs Fall River. 80.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08

ner and Challenge beat out Sprig
by FIVE seconds for third So
lenta took fifth -. And Cues ton
was seventh behind Totem
WIFE IN CREW
Russ Moore's LaSalle was third
among the Rs. lie has his wife as
part Of his crew again e.. His sis
ter Lib -. Wife of Harold Mis-
tele. took second in the Universal
SIoops with Monika Herman
Petzold went overheard off the
bow of his brothers ThiSbe.
And spent the rest Of the day on
a wide porch Doris NevinS
took fifth IN thr l. class with
Peggy Grant and Celeste Skrycaki
AS her crew beat three other
Is and got a salute from the fleet.
When she came back into the har-
bor she got so excited she missed
her mooring.
BaCdTdl, the not bO-SQuare
meter from Cleveland, took the
measure Of the two Detroit en-
tries. Ray ST. Johns Starting and
Bill Wards Brilliant. The 3G's,
which started five minutes later,
caught up with the trailing SlAcs
HAS Low RATING
Carina. Erie cutter which bcsted
loot Geminer's Apache. has a low
rating, but she won boat for boat.
She's 49 feet long George Harris
the Sarnia starboatcr. left the rest
OF the fleet behind 20 get the
winning gun. Eighteen spinnakerS
were torn on the Wild ride down
the last leg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
Christmdn Is Injured
By Pitched Ball

N ST. LOUIS. Aug. Z GNSl l.--
Mark Chrstman. third baseman
for the ST. Louis Browns. Nf'
fcrcd concuSSion Of the brain
last night when struck by bean
ball during the first game Of A
twi-night double e-header with the
Cleveland Indians.
Or. Robert F. Hyland. Browns
physician. reported his condition
was serious, but not critical
Detroit evening times., 1945-08-08
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