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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-05

Walker, League chairman Of the
dance school.
The program will include 20
numbers, of which nine are
class groups. Solos make up the
balance of the program. One of
the features will be the closing
number, Air DeBallet, danced by
the most advanced group, to the
accompaniment of Margaret K.
Simpson and the Mount Glenn
ems High School orchestra, di-
rected by Alice Vance.
Among those who are appear
ing in solo numbers are Helen
Mar ST. Aubin, Mary Estes, ia
net Levine, Mary Krause, Judy
Nickel, Joyce Engelbrecht. Nam
cy Nickel, Jacqueline Priebe,
Joan Reitzel, Ann Carol Thorn
as, Janet Sherman, Mary Ann
Bennett, Carol Engelbrecht.
Music for the dancers COM
bines the classical, light classical
and popular, to form a we'll
rounded program of broad in
terest.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-05
C|emensSchoo
Picnic Set

PLANS for the annual school
picnic were set at the Clemens
Mothers Club meeting Monday
evening. The picnic will take
place Monday, June IL, at 6 O.
clock at the school, with the
Mothers Club providing ice
cream for the children.
Mrs. Stanley Dubay and Mrs.
George Liebzeit were appointed
to take care of games and prizes
for the event.
Two teachers, Miss Myrtle
Wilks, principal, and Miss Clara
Gustafson, were presented with
farewell gifts. Miss Wilks, after
Is years as principal of Glenn
ems school, will be principal at
Donaldson next year. Miss Gus
tafson will teach at st. Joseph.
The new principal, Miss Gene
We've Carnagan, was introduced
to the group.
In charge of last evening 5
meeting were Mrs. Paul Litvin,
Mrs. Thomas Jones and Mrs.
Harold Schmidt. Forty persons
were present.
MARY ANN BURBRIDGE en-
tertaincd a group of ID friends at
q scavenger party Saturday eve-
ming at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bur-
bridge, Scott boulevard. Dane
ing and refreshments followed
later.
MRS. CECIL MCDONALD, 100
Church street, is convalescing at
the home of her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. w. A. Lorway of North
Gratiot avenue, after nine weeks
In st. Joseph's hospital.
MRS. JOHN MATTHEWS will
leave Wednesday morning for
Seattle, Wash, to spend some
time with her husband, Ensign
Matthews, USNR, who is in port
after 10 months afloat. Mrs.
Matthews has been teaching at
Grant school during her hus-
bands absence.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-05

MRS. LOUIS HEFFERON,
Union Lake road, assisted by
Mrs. Fred Jones and Mrs. NJ f.
Lorey, were hostesses at a tea
yesterday afternoon al Mrs.
Hefferon's home. Their guests
were the women who have been
assisting in the entertainment OF
the children at Sigma Gamma
Hospital school.
The tea table was decorated
with an arrangement Of purple
iris and peach-colored candles.
Those attending were Mrs K r.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-05
Rummage Sale

THE ANNUAL RUMMAGE
SALE Of the Presbyterian La
dies Auxiliary and Philathea
Class will be held in the Mat
thews building, June 8 and IL,
with Mrs. Ted Leonardson as
chairman. Donors may call 4010
or 4814 for rummage pickup.
MRS. EDGAR H, RACINE
was hostess at luncheon enter
tanning the members of the
Tuesday bridge club at her
home today.
MIR. AND MRS. MORTON
Kayser of Detroit were week.
end guests of Mrs. Charles w.
DeRekowski, of the Washington
Apartments.
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% 21h,r,

JESSIE NEWSOME, daughter
of Mrs. Jessie NewSome, has set
June 9 as the date for her we'd
ding TO Thomas F. krause, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank krause,
l25 Court street. Rev. Fr. Ber-
nard LaBelle will read the serv-
ice at 7;l5 o'clock in ST Peters
Catholic Church, with wedding
breakfast TO follow at Kings
Inn. Both young people are st.
Mary's High school graduates.
They will live at 40 South Ora
tiot avenue.
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NehroAed

CLARA FERDIG'S engage
ment to Cpl. Thomas j. Duff,
now serving overseas with the
Army Signal Corps, was an
nounced Saturday evening by
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Ferdig, 1903 Miller street,
at a gathering of relatives and
friends at the home of Cpl.
Duff's brother in-laW and Sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Tan
zy, of South Wilson boulevard.
Cpl. Duff, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Finley Duff, of Buckley, Mich,
has been overseas since Septem-
Der. Miss Ferdig, graduate of
Mount Clemens High school, is
employed at the S. S. Kresge
company. No date has been set
for the wedding.
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Joan Brusseau, Catherine Eel
lows, Carol Caldwell, Katherine
Hastings, Ellen Mary Peltier and
Helen Artman of ST. Mary's
Troop Eight.
Blanche Lewis, Barbara Logan,
Beatrice Dalecke, Carol Sue
Meitzner and Betty Dobberow-
ski of Dickinson Troop Twelve.
AWARD CERTIFICATES
Certificates were awarded by
Mrs. Walter Fenton, training
chairman, to Mrs. Cunt h r
Fiehn, Mrs. Bernard Peltier,
Mrs. Leo Van Nicer, Mrs. Burton
Nichols, Mrs. Andrew Woodar-
ski, Mrs. James Jackson. Mrs.
Howard E. May, Mrs. Henry
Johnson and Margaret Raymond,
These new leaders have COM
pleted the required minimum Of
eight hours training.
PROGRAM
Mrs. p. X. McWethy, Girl
Scout commissioner, presided at
the affair which opened with
the Star Spangled Banner, Mrs.
James Kenney led the pledge
of allegiance to the flag and the
Brownie promise was led by
Troop Four, followed by the
"tly-up' ceremony.
Troop Five led the Girl Scout
promise. Louise Jerks of Troop
Five explained the meaning 0f
the Curved Bar. Songs through
out the program were led by
Mrs. Koth, with Mrs. Robert
Eastman as accompanist.
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Vows Spoken
in Cleveland

A SIMPLE WEDDING in
Cleveland, Ohio. on Saturday
afternoon united Dorothy Blu
merit of Mount Clemens and John
Nicely of Cleveland. Rev. Paul
j. Acker of the First Methodist
church performed the ceremony.
The bride, who is the daugh-
ter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Bunert of Ahrens street,
wore sheer frock of pink and
black print, with harmonizin2
hat and white orchid. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernhardt Kunold, of
Mount Clemens, with whom the
bride has made her home for the
past year, were the only attend
ants. Mrs. Kunold wore powder
blue crepe, black accessories
and pink carnations, The we'd
ding was held at Schneider'S
Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicely are living
at 4424 Franklin boulevard,
Cleve land. Son of w. L.
Nicely of Clevelind the bride
groom is employed by the City
Of Cleveland Electric company.
TWO NEW MEMBERS have
joined the ST. Louis Snapdragor
Club, Mrs. Alvin Duprey and
Mrs. Walters Sugars. The club
met with Mrs. William Haines
Thursday evening, with card
prizes going to Mrs. Sugar, Mrs.
Duprey, Mrs. Charles Beck, and
Mrs. Prosper Veryser. Mrs. E.. F.
Duprey was guest Mrs. Nick
Clayssens, 70 Rathbone street,
will be hostess at the next meet
ing.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1945-06-05

A SIMPLE WEDDING in
Cleveland, Ohio, on Saturday
afternoon united Dorothy Bu'
merit of Mount Clemens and John
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Pupils Of Eugena Stepkowska to Appear Dance Recital Friday
Sigma Gamma Workers
Enjoy Tea on Monday

Crellin. Mrs. NJ. r. Mather, Mrs.
+. l.. Keys, Mrs. G.. A. Carter.
Mrs. j. n. frost, Mrs. Fred
Smith. Mrs. Basil Collision, Mrs.
J c Sweeney, Mrs. j. A. Ket-
chic, Mrs. Ollie Schictel.
Others were Mrs. Jacob Coop
crsmtth, Mrs. II. A. Boyer, Mrs.
w B. Busby, Mrs. E. II. FELTON,,
Mrs. James Kerwin, Mrs. Ar
thur Eschenburg Mrs. Louis
Diehl, Mrs. Fred S. Lamphear,
Mrs. II Van NieuWal. and Mrs.
NJ r Malmgren.
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70 Students Preparing
for Annual HighZight

APPROXIMATELY 70 dane
ing pupils of Eugenia Stepkow-
ska of the Olga Fricker School
of Dance in Detroit will appear
in the 10th annual recital spon-
sored in Mount Clemens by the
Young Women's Episcopal
League.
The recital will be held at
Mount Clemens High School au-
ditorium at 8 o'clock Friday eve
ming, according to Mrs. Alex
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Postponed

PAST NOBLE GRAND CLUB,
set for Friday evening June 8,
has been postponed to June Is,
when Mrs. Charles Rowland, 80
Miller street, will be hostess.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Redford Earns
I'd Golf Title

Redford High. winner Of more
high school golf titles than any
other school, led Metropolitan
League teams for the second year
in a row in tho fall tournament
al RaCkham yesterday,
Coach seymour Browns
HuskieS finished with an aggre-
gate of 354. seven strokes under
highland Park.
Individual honors went to
Larry TomaSino of DENLY who
played the Soggy course IN 81,
two strokes better than WeS Carl
son of Redford. With fewer tough
breaks in his last nine. TomasIno
would have broken 50 He went
the first nine in 81. but took an
eight ON No. l5.
RedfOrd'S other scores were
Allan Bosworth 50. Dick Monney
So and Dick PaulSon 9S.
Other team -ialalS-ll-a ID
High had 36i, Pershing 366.
DENLY 367, Mackenzie BIS, Cass
Tech 3S3. Cooley i05, Central Ais,
Hamtramck d52 and Wilbur
Wright lS2
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
THEY'RE MOVING

Today Vsldins Sonora and the
other horses are moving 10 new
stables,
Italian prisoners Of war are
completing the task OF moving
army material. which has been
stored under the grandstand The
ordnance department also has
given up the clubhouse. but is 20
ing to keep half of the enclosed
parking lot for truck storage dur
lng the meeting
Race track officials csnnhled on
favorable decision by tho SUI
preme court ~ the extent Of
spending san 00o on dressing up
the plant and having all equip
ment, including the 80 ticket
selling machines. overhauled IN
preparation for the meeting.
Those machines punched out
$50 900, 900 in wagers for l.050.000
racing fans here last year
More than 100 employs Will re-
ceive notices TO report to work.
The track again will employ
women mutuel clerks and almost
the entire staff has already been
selected by Mrs Irene Ephln, the
supervisor
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
l.BOI Sec
Angel Win

Squat Maurice Tillct French
AngcD today has the honor OF
being The only mailman to PIN
WladySlaw Talun'S shoulders 10
the mat twice in local bout He
did this in The first outdoor
wrestling show of the season at
Mack Park with some 4.S00 mat
fans looking on, doing the job
in less than Is minutes of wrcS-
Ting time
He used body slam 10 turn the
trick for the FIRST fall i'm $40
Talun took the second IN 800
the same way and boar hug
gave the Angel the edge ir> 4 10
Bert Ruby and Walter ROXY
drew AZ ono fall each Stanley
Buresh beat Dale Wayne IN 1868
and the Louis * lcin-Harold
Chaundy 60 was lall-leSs draw
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
u May Start

Gong hack 70 Nsweet and
Art Rose this viii mark the first
time since 1886 that nlly has
gone Out TO duel for = share OF
the Derby spolS
Word from Louisville TODAY
has II that a. MANY aS %
might start In the Derby or az
few n 10. That's how easy N I,
to figure out q Derby when the
owners Themselves are this un.
certain with the big event only
three days away.
kunnel Wlnn predicts that
the fourth wartime Derby will
draw better than $4,000, the
record crowd whlrh Saw WhirI-
away come out OF the pack In
l94l and romp TO an easy win.
Those who deal In such thing,
say that Jeep figures 10 90 10 the
post at3 tel -. Pot o Luck at
) 10 ] with Alexis. Hoop Jr..
Air Sailor, Burning Dream. Darby
Dleppe. Sea Swallow and others
following in that order.
Well make A quick guess that
II will be Pot o Luck and NOT
Jeep that will be the favorite.
come Saturday They have lot
of respect for Ben Jones around
Louisville when il comes time 70
plank down their money.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
HHetZea.h
Net Chang,
Nv STANLEY L. BRINK

Winner and new Metropolitan
high school champion, Alexander
Hetzeck. Is. of Hamtramck. must
share some of the acclaim trail
inc a tennis singles title test.
Central's Leonard Brose had 90
earned points to HetZeck's "a and
~ To IS total for the three sets
at Northwestern yesterday Leon
ard KarpeleS. umpire, did a fine
Job and received thanks from
various sides.
HetzeCk and BroSe, the town ;
top prepS, as evenly matched as
two finaists can be, took turns
AZ being good and otherwise In
the final set the tension seized
both and il became a matter Of
which would last Hetzeck tri-
umphed. 0-6. 6-1. rs,
Walter English and Dick Rus
sell were better in the all-Ham-
tramck doubles final with Dick
Sunday and John Lychuk, two
sets at Northwestern and the last
at Hamtramck Park, As. rs, 90.
Sunday and Lychuk, east side
runners-up had spiked Redford 5
ole Lyngklip and Cliff Mezey. the
west side champions, Cd, ST 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Passes Up Misweet

Col. Whitneys Jeep they say,
VIII he the favorlte. Here in De-
trolt the talk is about Air Sailor
and the flly, Misweet. owned by
Art Rose OF Nj Clemens.
Rose informed us last night
that Misweet definitely would
start. But as much As we would
like 10 see the popular sports
man IN the winners circle on
Saturday we can't work up the
courage 10 toss even A two-dol-
lar wager on Misweet.
Only one filly. ever won the
Derby and from what we saw of
Mlsweet al the Fair Grounds last
summer the Rose hope will need
the towing privileges of a B-29
TO be anywhere close az the finish
OF that gruelllng stretch run.
Others like Alexis and. of
course, the hardboots OF Old
kalntuck will stick a sentimental
wager on kunnel Bradley's Burn
ing Dream.
But for us--lt's Pot n Luck
=. That finish that the Calu-
met entry put on last Saturday
was good enough for me. even
though Pot o. Luck finished out
of the money. Plain Ben"
Jones is shooting for one thing
the gold and glory that comes
with winning the Derby.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Has kavO
Record
Can Howard Fehske= h,,

Can Howard ieHake=
An the i men he has fought
since hc turned pro a year and
q half ago say he can Fenske'S 6
record bears them out. for he
hoNed an average of only 45
rounds
After winning II amateur fights
in a row FenSkc turned pro on
Nov 26. 1913. lie ksyoed Young
Jack Sharkey IN one round, do
feated Willie Williams IN four
and Walter Thomas IN six.
He knocked out Billy Adams IN
one round Gene Simmons in three
and Charley Roth in four before
being held 10 draw by Eddie
Taylor Then he knocked out Al
Patterson IN "A round. beat Taylor
and John - VOrce in two eights
and Colen Cheney in a l0-rounder.
F'enSke will receive his great
est test June - when he meets
Lou Nova in 2 l0-round session
at Olympia Nova viii pit his eX-
perlenCe against a left hook that
has dropped all except two. of the
men FcnSke has fought.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Stretch Runners Do II

Those who know that the Derbv
IS always won eF lost IN that
stretch run must look kindly on
Pot-oLuck and Alexis.
True Alexis was Second IN Uoon
Jr m the Wood Memorial last
week. But he was running over
horsc Al the finish Just as Pot
OLuck was IN the Blue Grass
Stakes At Churchill
Those who like Alexis Will point
etli that he Is bred for distance
and has been out Of the money
only twice IN rs starts in his
career.
But l keep going back to that
finish Pot OLuck made and the
memory OF how Ben Jones a wear
ago brought Pensive along 10
have him hit the peak OF Derby
day
Jones. you'll recall. said he
shipped Penslve 10 Louisville at
the very last minute only 10
please his boss Warren Wright.
who wanted 10 see ms colors out
there, come what may
But somehow As Jones told volI
that story you caught a certain
Clint IN hlS eye that caused YOU
TO look twice and smile.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
1946 City Meet
AT 3 Alleys

Palm Beach Recreation. west
side, East Warren, east side. and
Dearborn Recreation are the three
houses picked for the 1916 city
championship tournament. Frank
G.. Mitzel, secretary of Detroit
Bowling Association, announced
today.
Regular singles and doubles
and west side overaveraEe 90 TO
Palm Beach. East side overaver-
age will be al East Warren.
II marks the first time in the
33 years of the association il be-
comes necessary 10 use three
houses instead Of the two BY
this arrangement the association
believes il can finish before
Memorial Day.
. The current event closes Friday
night at Palmer Park. The reg
ularS are already checked out at
Hall-DoddS and Palmer Park.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

ApE
daughters.
~ am An old son ot gun,
the Tiger skipper proclaim>.
Umpire Art PsSSarella wears a
rand ONE watch which be got for
umpiring an Army and Navy base
baIi game al West Point -. incl.
dentally. the Army football
peeister. Glenn Davis, is conSld-
cradle of an outnelder, according
TO Art
"BronklSn Is after HIM" tho
umpire reported lie sure can
cover the dirt"
ARTHUR Mcbride. owner " the
Cleveland franchise IN the All
America football conference, Is IN
he realty business and heads a
taxicah company here he JlSt
contributed 5000 70 the Cleve-
lsnd Pres, memorial fountain fund
20 provde Cleveland with me-
moral 10 the CUuntry'S heroic dead
IN World Waf H.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
yfs EV7iger Night Meyer. Ross FNce Tribe Win

Maier bagged two of the six
Tiger hits.
Again the Tigers mufied scoring
chances. With\two down. OUTLAW
and Maier hit successive singles IN
the second heat, but Richards
struck out.
In the thiCd The Tigers filled
The sacks and Cramet was called
out on strikes. And in the seventh.
Maier led off with a two-bsgger.
only 10 die on second when En-
bree famed Welch. Pierce and
Webb in that order Y
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Losing 2Gs q Month,
Heath Talks Il Over

CLEVELAND. O.. June S 1UPl
JEFF Heath. the Cleveland In
dianS' famous holdout. was SChed-
uled to resume discussions with
Roger Peckinpaugh, tho club :
vice president today after failing
10 come 10 terms yesterday
The outfelder, who has been
tossing $1,000 a month away by
sitting IL out AT his Seattle Wash,
home, had asked previously TO be
traded
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

reached Detroit he finished his
education ~ Waync University.
then City College
In 1928 he ioincd the ticket
selling staff of the old Garrick and
stayed there until they tore down
me building Hc moved over to
The CaSs ThC8tcr when II opened
and remained there until last
Jlnc I'm 1884 hc took over tho
ticket sale OF the Detroit Lions
and he~ ono of The most efficient
>lalls n the country
Last year he severed his CON
ncgIun with the Cas-, 10 become
gCno. manager of ihc Lions. a
U.l time Job
Nmle never active in sports
hmsgi. tr has always been a
kyrn follower Of football baseball
and hockey Lew Is married and
live, IN Crosse PoIntp. He has a
year --old daughter and a 10
m0nth-uld son
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
-, LEo MACDoNELL

CLEVELAND June 6-JuSt pat
q player ir another uniform and
tr stars aAQusi Your alub. --AAi
,I,aN uo oi|thdm No Thk latest
arC. tamU.f' lDutcbl Meyer and
Itr traded 20 the Indians for
Ent CuI,uhnC.
Bc'Wcfu tham Mover and Ross
gt5.cd 'tf bits 'han bher teams
-'rf3 iur 10 cawt ras The Indians
fsmpled she Tiger. g 10 q. under
she lights before 72i9 fans IN
Nlriripa Stadium last night. 7,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

was The first of "a thrcc-g game
series
With three hits in a. many off
cial times AZ bal. one home run.
MeNer- had - R4Tfecl night --fhe
homer. mighty duye into thc
lower deck Of Tho ,cll Geld stands.
came with q runner ON base II
was Dutch first circuit drive as
an Indian and hi>1irSi sNtCc hcing
released as a hcutchant n Tic
army an corps
Bsgging two ssletieS ln three
times up. Ross compiled an aver
age of SCI One Of the hits was a
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Teasley'S.5 800
Wayne High

Wayne University claims, one
Of the outstanding collegiate hit
terS of the year. Ronald Teasley,
Tartar first sacker, hit an even
500 IN 10 games.
Teasley, also a letter winner
in basketball, made II hits in az
times al bat In the field TeaSley
handled l05 chances with only
two errors for .9Sl average.
The Wayne frosh from Detroit
Northwestern High was lS in
January and is currently awaiting
his call TO the armed forces.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Once Junior Here

Fred Haas Jr. who bagEed his
eighth New Orleans Open goli
championship won a junior tour
nament Al DetroltS Oakland HIS
soule wears ago Vernon Letty)
Cong. seeing his first Yankee
Stadium game recently, revealed
hc now weighs 200 pounds
sgt. Charley Kufiing. who II
in the process ot being dis
charged from the army, plans
Naration in the New York north
woods Ia reduce his waistline
before reioining the Yankees.
Rufiing i now 80 years old.
Carl hibhcll says n pitcher
must have speed to he great.
You can teach pitcher "A
curve" the former Giant great
explained.
Ray Fisher, completing his
18th year ~ baseball coach at
University " Michigan, won 10
Big Ten conference titles
All of which ~ something Of an
s,rttievrmrrt which eaiis for hat
tilting Yankees won II out
of l5 games in their recent
home stand.
So. Jimmy Franks. The former
Detroit Co3lic who has been mind
inc the nci> for ibc ST. LOUIS
FIcrS. s oft to Emtalo Gov
Iau~chc of Ohio wants 70 know
why thc horse meet ai Cleveland
was belng operated by lhc Thistle
DOWN Racing Association under a
aarmlt ISSUED to The North Ran
l1ll Racing Association
Race official, say Taul no
erh thing just p mistake 100
rp advertising The cover
ors demand came as another
round in ult with thc racing
ommission since thu federal ban
M horse racing Was lifted altC
WE DAY among their hold
re. ThistlcdoWu folks Operate
me- Detroit Far Ground, track
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
rs Ace GuioWskY nO lOnrer

IT'S Ace GutowSky no longer.
The former Lions star fullback
will answer 10 the name of Ace
Gordon now.
Permission 10 change his name
legally from GutowSky 10 Gordon
was granted in probate court here
yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
SoftbaII Toniqh+

Play will be resumed in the
Detroit Softball Association at
Mack Park tonight with three
games scheduled for decision,
after five days of inactivity.
Briggs BomberS meet Eastside
Sports at 6:45. Local 80 Bomber
cites play Chalou Vets girls at 8
and Hudson l54 meets JohnSon'S 5
at $50.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07

Record or His Mind
stiayes Is Ir7oeo
IIn MArnONTIL

0FVFLAND june 6 Frank
Usyc> ~ Cleveland has caught 1870
rueS ln f0W lic needs ~
..are 10 match iAc hIE lGaEuC rrC-
ord.ni Ra, Nlelc, oi the Clnam
ii Rec, Fans hrrc are a.
ef over thc Indians landing
Have. RGf whether 0r mot The
former Philadelphia PLAYER WiiI
-ojd up fo rf> hiunc oi The past
questionable
ne cot onlN tWo hits In CleNe-
lands recent four rgRme series
,.ith the Yankees One 81
Nack's complaints, the grape-
N,nH- reports. Was that Hayes
WAS thinking too much ot his
catChing reCord Connie had
him hitting in seventh place In
the Athletics batting order.
feliN MaCkicViCT. new CleNe-
land outfeldCr. - a former IA
n10us athlete AZ Purdue
nUHh Meyer was star az
TeNa~ Christian And Lon
Roudrsau at Illinois BOu-
drssu. whp led the league with
$50 last season, was hitting
onlS .259 when an liberated eve
tohA him out of the lineup the
other dan
Mel Harder. who has rfioinec
thr Indians. rs the high winner of
alI current pitchers no the malol
lgue- with GOO NlCtOrie, &C.. Ihs
lifetime record against the Tiger
rs - wins and 81 losses 81. lo
heat Boston 80 times against n
thacks he whipped the Rec
SoN three ont oi three last season
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-07
Additional Sp orts
on Page l8

made Steve ONelll's powder puff
hittcrS look more feeble than
usual lie whitfield Doc Cramer
twice and Skeeter Webb. Jimmy
Outlaw, Paul Richards. Milton
WclCh. Art Houtteman. Bill Pierce
and Johnny McHale once each.
Les Mueller. who started on the
mound for the Tigers. lasted only
three official innings, but the bc~
Speciaclcd highlander was more
Sinned against than sinner BE was
the victim of indifferent support
lie yielded only four hits, but was
charged with six runs.