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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
What'sNew
In Business
Norge Line Ready;
Strikes Hall Output
BY WARD SCHULTZ

In letting members Of the
press previow Norgc'S excellent
postwar line of home appliances,
the other night, President How
ard Blood was refrcshingly
frank in answering questions
regarding, product policy and
production.
Stoves are already being
turned out al the EfhnGham
CHA plant but as to reiriecra-
tors, Blood had this 10 say
II haven't any schedule be
cause IL isn't up 10 us. We are
all-EeadS- -taetaEies- are
ready and the machinery il
ready. and when the boys are
ready In 60 back Ia work we
will start TO build them"
He went on 10 say that WPB'S
plans 10 lift restrictions on sale
of refrigerators has been de-
layed because of the strike Sit
-uatiaa IN the industry, ,-----
AS 10 prices, Blood was frank
10 admit that the industry
would turn out at 40 prices If
OPA set them al that level but
added that with materials up
about 13 per cent and labor up
p to so per cent, losses were
almost inevitable He added
that free pricing would speed
production 5I4a- etHtpFIr IrtS-tfT5t
bitter competition in the indus
try would be the best Cuaran-
tee against unfair pricing.
AS 10 products. Norge will
offer improved refrigerators -
some models 10 have aero-cold
compartments double the pre-
war siZe--and better stoves,
both electric and gas. The
washer line is improved and
new automatic model added.
A large, obleng shaped six
cubic-foot home freezer proved
a sensation as did "A small port
able home. office water cooler.
Heaters and air conditioners
rounded out the line.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
John StoviIIe Resigns
As ChrysIer Official

John Scoville, chief statistician
of the Chrysler Corp, h S re-
signed, effective Sept. 30. He
will enter private practice as a
consulting economist and statis-
-ticfan. ScoVille came to Detroit
in 1921 as statistician for Max
we'll and went to Chrysler when
the corporation was organized in
.1Q05
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Rye Futures
Lead Grains
December Wheat
Also Makes Advance

CHICAGO. Sept. % GNSJ-
Grains worked higher today in
fairly active dealings.
Rye led prices higher and
gained as much as 1%c. Wheat
and oats scored gains of more
than a cent.
At the close wheat was 1c TO
1Ac up with December at $1.72%
Rye finished SIC TO / sc higher.
Deferred futures showed the most
strength. December sold Dup to
$153.
Corn closed &c to sc up, oats
Ac TO lac higher and barley
3sc TO 1c up.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Bodman's New Job

Col. Henry r. Bodman. vice
president Of the National Bank
Of Detroit. has been temporarily
assigned 10 the office of John
w. Snyder, director Of War Mo-
hilization an d ReconXersion.
where he is serving Ii Gen.
L. II. Campbell Jr. in connection
with certain phases of the re-
conversion program,
Col. Bodman has been on
duty in Washington since 1912
or the staff of Gen. Campbell,
chief of ordnance in the army.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Chilagoan Elected
President Of ABA

NEW YORK, Sept. 29-Frank
-Rathejer- chairman and presi-
dent of Chicago City Bank e.
Trust Co. and vice president OF
the American Bankers Associa-
ton has been elected president
of ABA TO succeed w. Randolph
RurppcS
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

for Detroit by
the Maytag Co,
s ucc e g d in 6
John II. Evans,
who was trans
ferred 10 Cleve-
land. c a r [ e r
has been with
Maytag since
1924. He took
over a regional
managership in
Indiana in 1929,
and serv G d
various Terri
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
G. T. Fisher Back7

Homecoming? There's darn
good chance that Charles T..
"Chick" Fisher Jr.. president on
leave Of the National Bank Of
Detroit. will be back at his
desk officially Monday.
Adverse TO accepting his res
ignation as a director until a
replacement is selected, the
RFC will grant him a civilian
equivalent Of an army ter
minal leave" "
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN

close
WHEAT-No. l hard tough. Sl.75.
CORN-No. 2 yellow. Sl.l71..
OATS-No.l / mixed, 6si2c, No mixed heavy.
6sm6el4c: No. mixed heavy, 6slse, so, /
white heavy. 6ea69i7c; No. white heavy,
69l.@7Oc. No. white heavy. 67i7. No. 1
red special heavy. 6si7 e 69c, sample grade
white heavy. 62G63c. sample grade red
special heavy, 63iac.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

TOLEDO, o.. Sept, 30 tINsl Cash grain
on track
wHEAT-No. l red. Sl.75sl.76. No. 2
red, Si.74@l75
CORN-No 2 yellow, Sl,17Al.lo; No. ,
yellow, Si.l6iaa l7la,
oATs-No. 2 white. 6s@eoe: No. white.
67aSSc
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Maytag Names Carter
To Regional Post

Elledge II. Carter, recently
captain in the army air force, has
been appointed regional manager
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30

territories in Indiana and Mich
igan until he entered service
three years ago.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
WINNIPEG RYE
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

iise TO &c higher today. oct. 81 737s bid
Dec. 81 90. May. Sl.6f2a@ cas-, July
81. 531s sold.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
DoW-Jones Bonds
Trend of Sales

---r-.--- -~rrrr-- --ST7f .r7--ErFT Jf To f-ft
Yrrs STOCK Exchange today ,otsltc ESQ 600
Fhsrrt
Hir oosrd saler turourhol' fhe cay
Cren g. r 90 9Tn GOO t"srff
y 90 o. c.1sf $50 GOO frarri
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
livestock M MaFket
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Sept % ms HOGS 500.
STEADY top Si4 IS. bulk, ti475' heavy
flaFsG11 medium. Slf7S light
si475. light lishts Sl4 5opti475. pack
tng sows. s1375ei4 pirS. s12 25ei4 IS
CATTLE 2oo. STEADY Calves 100
steady Beef steers choice Sic SOC -
medium. sI2a16.5O. yesrlings. S12 soals
Butchers: heffev S1on17.Ts COWS sea
1880. bulls Sl0@i3.7S. calves. t1oa 5
feeder steers Sli@I4 50 Stockerg steers
slO@l475 cows and hsifcrs Sspl3
SHEEP--4 200 steady chcicp lambs
sOaisso common $40 bOn17 wear
unrs SI1ml2 IS. choice ewes 50 TS.a 8
feeder lambs. SIl 50eis2f
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
NJ. Y. Cotton

January, 1916 22o6. February 22aS
April 2292 June. 22so August. ~ 40
september. 22,22. November. 2ia6.
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
Earnings

TNERSHARP. INC
Six months ended Aug 81
Net profit 5000 fqf t5l2 36e
Common share earnings Sl.70 S3.3l
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-30
PITTSBIRGH

PITTSBURGH sent % tlNS -CATTLE-
IS steady Grass steers. fk-an-a / 5 so
,,eers GOOD 20 choice ti70is. medium 20
good ISSoal6 50. common ~ medium
sl2 500 Is so heifcrt rnud N choice. 81 >
e Is, medium 70 fu0o, Slamlf 20 common
~ medium sioa12 cows good 20 choice
tlfWi2 medium n ruod taeiO csuuefs
and cutters S. 500s bulls good ~ thlicc.
ti2 h0ai4 common 10 medium SEQ i
HOCe-NOnr.
sHFFp-1s steady Choi-e spring lambs
eTs son1f 50 medium ~ ic0d $40 - - -
sfN7
CALvEs-Ronc
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Oldest Bowler
In Meet Is S8
Times Photo

John Flannery, IS, retired SER
geant Of the regular army, con-
tinues as Detroit's oldest COMPETE
tor in organized bowling. In the
city ovcraverage doubles last night
at Palmer Park. Flannery scored
476, which gave him Sc in the rec
ord
With his partner from the
Knights of Columbus League, Dan
Hallahan, Flannery helped 10 put
the Joint mark at 127.
Championship doubles and sin
giles got under way. Henry Di-
meglio had the best singles OF 589.
Hillary Roberts-Alex Stewart shot
1874 in doubles.
At Hall-Dodds. Krakow from
Detroit Times Classic hit ninth
place in the regulars with 2911,
Walter wilkins scoring 643. Rus
sell Knecht's Vulcan from the
Michigan Major made tenth on
2911, Barney Doyle writing in 657.
Don Pyke's Ill from 627 at
Palmer Park gave him first place
in overaverage singles. Frank G..
Mitzel Jr.. son of the DBA secre-
tary. and Andy Wennerstorm
gained fourth in doubles on 205
from 1881.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Daughters
Net Stars
BY STANLEY L. BRINK

The second tennis generation Is
in evidence on the entry HIST for
the metropolitan open girls
championships Friday. Saturday
and Sunday at Hamtramck Park.
Latest 10 register is June John
son of Wyandotte Tennis Club.
whose mother. Emily, was 10
times Detroit clay courts cham
pion and one OF the best players
in district annals. With her hus-
band, Jack. Mrs. johnson was also
prominent in mixed doubles.
Also in the field is Janet Weir
OF Ann Arhor. daughter OF Leroy
Weir, University of Michigan
coach. Neither the Wcirs nor the
Johnsons say much about their
respective offspring's proficiency.
Ono fact is established: Neither
daughter will suffer from lack Of
coaching.
Following the metropolitan
come the state championships Al
kingswood School, Cranhrook,
Bloomfield Hills. May Hip and
May 1S-19-20, under the direction
of Miss Luells c. Houser. Entries
for the 1918 division close May
z. For the under IS group, the
date is Nav IA.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Starts Plans
For Racing
By LEWIS II. WALTER

General Manager George Lewis
Of the Detroit race track has ar
rived here to make tentative plans,
he said, for horse racing at the
track this summer.
"As every other track In tho
country, we are going 10 be pre-
pared to open the gates II the
government gives racing the 20
sign," he said on his arrival
from San Francisco.
Lewis explained he was not con-
cerned with the recent decision OF
Circuit Judge Miller. which
banned racing in Michigan.
That's something for the
tracks legal department to
handle" he said.
II is understood the track ex-
poets 10 operate by appealing
Judge Miller's ruling to the Michi'
gan supreme court.
In previous years the Detrol1
racing season has opened around
May 21 with spring-summei
session lasting until mid-August,
Between 400 and 500 stables al
ready have sent applications fol
stall space here.
Chicago tracks have been ready
for operation since April %.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Sdnd|ot Mines
Twin Bills

With the odd number OF seven
entered, Class A teams Of the De-
troit Baseball Federation will play
one double header each Sunday.
il was decided at last night S
meeting.
Paris Club Is scheduled for two
games in Sundays season opening,
meeting Shorty Moran and Pepsi
Cola. Auto Club, defending cham
pion. takes on Gem, while Arthur's
meets Ash.
Class chairmcn c l'e { g d at
last nights meeting were Elwood
Ace" Lee, Shorty Moran. Class A;
Joe Cameron. Johns Club. Class
B: George Bunnell, Hudson 154
Jrs.. Class y. and Gordon Will
liams. Scorpions, Class +. Sun
days opening schedule:
Paris " shorty Moran NV O'Clock
Paris ys PepN-Coia. NV 100 Gem vs.
Auto ,cigo, wv J. 400 Afthuri =" Ash
Efheisn, ys ,,,. Egresa wv i 90, pi1is
IS TAw ia NV s 90 John', v osE.
wood Biuejscssts. Clsrk, 400 clyton-Lam.
ssy ssr IS j;yns Gs''' 1.SG' So SAw % .t tu'n'H Mi
Federal Mosut '.YP; 9YP... /, : : 90
4ooo c9ope pIso.. Nor'hS,,, cs1. Lr2nn gnn,y wv so2,
men, CLARK. 90 Clyde vs. De,rol,ers NV s.
90 De SAINTS vs. JAW l54 juniors
NV 5. 100. jay Gee vs.. ko1Are
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Terrible One linked

Cases in which the jinx has been.
in operation have been numerous
in boxing. A classic example was
that of Young Corbett and Terry
McGovern.
Back around the turn OF the
century. Terry was the terror Of
the featherweights. In 81 fights
from 1897 TO November. 1901. he
scored 80 knockouts and lost only
one bout-on a foul. When Eng
land sent its famed Pedlsr Palmer
over here TO challenge him, Nc
Govern knocked him out in min
ute and IS seconds.
But when McGovern met a lad
from Denver named Young Cor
bett in 1901. he aroused no fear
in his heart.
Come out and take your
beating" sneered Corbett. when n
he looked into McCovern'st,
dressing room on his way 70
the ring.
Terry was furious. but, he lost
by a knockout In two rounds and
later on, a Knockout IN II rounds.
Corbett had the over on the
Terrible One.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Pals Hit Spoiled Haynes Perfect Game

Oris Hockett led off with a
single to left and scored later
when John Dickshot drove a
mighty triple to the fiagpole.
Wilson steadied long enough to
make Bill Nagel ground out
and then went haywire again.
Tony Cuccinello walked and
scored when Roy Schalk k
whacked a three-bagger into
left. Later, Schalk scored on
a balk.
The other Sox marker came
In the eighth off Les Mueller.
who had replaced Wilson in the
sixth. With one out, Dickshot
walked and stole second. Nagel
popped and Cuccinello was given
an intentional pass. Schafk
ruined the strategy when he
singled 10 left, scoring Dickshot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

rather have spared such a dis
appointment.
II was lust one Of the breaks
OF baseball" TO Haynes.
81 don't care too much rs long
as we won and since somebody
had 10 get a hit, I'm glad 1t
was Jimmy" he said.
Haynes hadn't made much OF
a mark in baseball up until this
season. He won only five games
last season and in his seven
year major league career at
Washington and Chicago, he
never won more than eight
games in one campaign.
He said he never had a bet
ter break with his control and
praised catcher Mike fresh for
sizing up the batters properly.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Bert Ruby Throws
Speedy in a Hurry

1t took Bert Ruby 20 minutes,
10 seconds 10 dispose OF SPEEDY"
LaRance in their wrestling bout
at Fairview Gardens last night.
The Canadian attempting flying
head scissors, plunged through the
ropes and was counted out for
the first fall on the floor. This
made him easy prey for the
second fall in IS seconds. Louis
Klein beat Ruby Kay, Stanley
Buresh won over Dale Wayne and
Walter Roxy defeated AL Will
llama
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

Cass Machaels. former Detroit
sandlotter now playing short
stop for the White Sox, pre-
vented a hit in the seventh. He
went far 10 his right to take
Eddie Mayo's grounder and then
made a long throw TO nip Mayo
at first by narrow pargin.
Walter Wilson, righthanded
recruit from Buffalo who turned
in such a nice relief pitching
job against the Indians. failed
in his first starting role for the
Tigers against the Sox yester-
day.
After holding the Sox hitless
and scoreless for three innings,
Wilson stumbled in the fourth
when the Sox punched three,
hits with two walks and a balk
for four of their Ave tallies.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

accomplished the titantic task
against the Tigers, who yester-
day at Briggs Stadium came
within an ace Of once again be-
ing victims OF such an achieve
ment.
A single by Skeeter Webb in
the third inning spoiled the per-
feet game and the White Sox
blanked the Tigers, 5 to 0, in
the first of a three-game series
with the league leadership at
stake.
There was irony in his miss,
too. Webb is his personal pal
and IN eX.teammate With the
White Sox last season. He
couldn't have picked a pitcher
in either league that he would
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

him. Not hit was made, not a
PLAYER reached first base. not
base on balls was given and not
an error was made behind the
pitcher.
Webb was the only Tiger 10
reach base yesterday. as only 2S
men faced Haynes. He did not al
low a walk and the White Sox
played perfect ball behind him.
Back 10 Robertson-his crucial
test came in the ninth. Cobb, then
the manager, sent up Danny
Clark, a pinch-hitter Of note. He
went down on three fast balls.
Manlon hit a feeble fly to Collins.
Then Bassler. known as a hard
man 70 pitch 70, went up 10 hit
for Pillette, the Detroit pitcher.
BasSler hit a line drive to left
field that looked ticketed as a
safe hit. which would have ruined
the perfect game. But the Sox
'outfielder leaped high and made a
remarkable catch
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

Boston. Johnny Wilson.
When O'Dowds friends pro-
tested the decision was unjust,
Wilson gave him a return match
and decisively defeated him. VII
son had "the over" on O'Dowd,
Mccoy would say.
An Irishman who Is the bene-
ficiary OF the over" and not the
victim of it, is Freddie (Red)
Cochrane. the welterweight cham
pion Of the world. His victim was
Fritzie Zivic. whom he defeated
10 take his title In l94l.
Fritzie was good enough TO de-
feat the triple champion. Henry
Armstrong. once 10 gain the world
title and 10 knock him out when
hc sought return match, but he
wasn't good enough TO defeat
Cochrane when defending his titld
II is doubtful II Zivic will ever
have the opportunity 20 remove
the Cochrane ink and regain his
title. The years have caught up
with Zlvic but Freddie still is the
welterweight boss.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

western. 40 Cecil Garrlott,
2S. Cubs outfielder, originally
AT, was inducted yesterday q.
Paul O'Dea, "a, Indians outfielder
who was in AZ because Of partial
blindness in right eye. was ac-
cepted for military service and
expects to be inducted next
month.
Ollie vanek, manager Of Allen
town tPaD team. put in Ia /.
A club in Lexington. Ky, has in
vited prominent baseball men and
public figures to dinner in honor
of Senator Chandler next Monday.
Bill Willis, star Ohio State
tackle and 1914 All-American. has
signed as head coach and athletic
director at Kentucky State Col
leee, Frankfort George Rat
terman, Notre Dame quarterback
and basketball star, turned down
appointment at West Point, will
stay at Notre Dame two more
years as naval ROTC student.
Mai. Kent. Ryan, former De-
troit Lions halfback, pinned Silver
Oak Leafs on 1t. Col. Sam Fran
els when he was promoted at New
Caledonia recently Francis
was rival when he played with
Chicago Bears and Brooklyn
Dodgers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
II Sports q
DIR T Y | 7 IEO

Senator Chandler. in st. Louis
for flag raising ceremonies Of
champ Brownies, denounced what
he called practice" of drafting
4-Fs simply because they happen
to be ball players" and disclosed
President Truman will look into
the matter.
Chandler also said there is a
possibility he will retain office as
senator along with duties as base
ball commissioner IF one did not
conflict with the other" and that
Leslie O'Connor agreed 10 remain
as secretary for at least a year.
Chandler said he may move
office from Chicago to Cincinnati
because it's central and also near
Kentucky" He said II Cooper
brothers case still is pending
when he takes office i will, Of
course, consider II. O."
Bob Hamilton, national PGA
champion, who upset Byron Mel
son last summer at Spokane. was
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

But. perfect or not. 1t was a
masterpiece that the 27-year-
old Haynes, a 6 foot 2 inch 100
FOUNDER, turned in before a
crowd Of slightly more than
5000 customers.
The victory. Haynes second
without a defeat, kept the
White Sox in first place.
Only % men faced Haynes.
Other than Webb, no Tiger
reached base. Haynes didn't
walk a man and there was no
error made behind him.
There were seven putouts on
infield flys and fouls, six on
fiys 10 the outfield. one on a
strikeout and 13 on ground hit
balls.
A fine stop and throw by
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Vanderbilt
Date June 1

Harold s. Vanderbilt's visit 10
Detroit has been set for Friday,
June /. at which time the famous
eastern yachtsman will attend
informal gatherings at the Crosse
Pointe Yacht Club. Detroit Boat
Club and Detroit Yacht Club.
The death of President Roose-
velt postponed scheduled April
date.
Members and crews OF the De-
troit S-Meter Association will
meet tonight at the BayView
Yacht Club at s p. m, Parce OAR
nell, president Of the body, an
nounces. The association will dis
cuss plans for its June 10 regatta
among other things.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
By LAwToN CARVER
Ssws Servie. sporu Tanar

NEW YORK, May The
race tracks Of these United
States are ready 10 reoel
against the government re-
quest for a shutdown.
Unless racing Is ordered re-
sumed within a reasonable time
after the fall Of Germany the
tracks will band together and
open up regardless Of what the
government may say.
This comes from a gentleman
who represents the attitude of
horSemen who are losing thou-
sands upon thousands Of dol
lars every day while being out
OF action.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
w. Cooper in Navy:
Nfau Catch FeILer

ST. LOUIS, May 2 (UP) -
Catcher Walker Cooper Of the st.
Louis Cardinals was inducted into
service at Jefferson Barracks and
accepted for navy duty yesterday.
He will report to Great Lakes for
boot training and may become a
battery mate for Bob Feller.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

breaker W n q
held the
middlewe isht
title during and
after w orl d
War I. He won
his title by
knocking out
Al Mccoy, the
conqueror Of
George Chip in
1917. but lost
II two years
later toa lowly
re z a r q e d
Itakan from
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Fiqh+ Results

0sts l4His New YORK outpoinfed EDDIE
saunders ssia New Yors ~ Johnny Bo'
tsuIs, itois New York outpointed Jimmy
Mason, l3S New Brunswick \. j, co.
Frsnsis Csysnns is2. New York, outpointed
Frnegt Barnyen. 40, Brooklyn 81. Nor
Kennedy. 1t1h. New YoTk. co..
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

after giving a
base on balls
10 Morgan, the
first b atte r.
Shore, without
W ar ming up,
took Ruth S
place.
Morgan was
retired trying
10 steal second.
From the time
Shore entered
the game 25
batters ( q c G d
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Roll for lille

Divisional winners In the Trav-
cling League bowl for the cham
pionship Saturday night At $50
AZ Riviera Those involved arc
Etwood Blake's Standard, central;
Ted Rebains State Fair, western,
and George Holmes Loves Rec
reatlnn. eastern.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

often lett some
Of his hearers
puzzled as to
what he meant.
The over
was a technical
expression used
much by fight
ers and train
ers In the old
days, but not
so much by
the & e n eral
public.
AWW -
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Sports
Heilnann Recalls
4 for Horse Collar
By LEO MACDoNELL

Harry Heilmann, one OF the
comparatively few persons who
Yesterday saw Joe Haynes OF the
White Sox come within razor $
edge Of pitching perfect game
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
Benton After 3D.
ROSS, McNABB SEE LAST GAME

AL Benton will be seeking his
third victory in as many starts
this spring when he faces the
White Sox in the second of the
three-game series at Briggs Sta
dunn today. In previous starts,
the big right handler pitched a
four-hit win against the Browns
and a two-hit Shutout against the
Indians. Orval Grove will hurl
for Chicago.
Roy Cullenbine was one OF the
few Tigers 10 hit the ball out OF
the infield of Haynes. He flied
out 10 Moses in right in one OF
three trips 10 the plate. Borom's
best was also fly ball 10 Moses.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

inducted n I o
army yesterday
at Camp After
bury Ind. f.
He h g d 10 b
with Chicago
sporting goods
store since
leaving Evans
vile course. !
j &C X Stew
arts four hit
pitching helped
Notre D a m c
beat n ort H.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

Runs batted in-DicKshot SchaR 3. Two
base hits-Moset Cuccinelo Three-bae hitt
-Dicksot schAk Sscrihces-SchaH. Swift.
Double plsy-Outlsw 20 Swift Left on bases
Chicago b. Detroit 1. Base on balls-Of
Wilson 3, off Mueller 2 Struck out-By
Haynes / Hlts-On Wilson IN inninEs
tnone out In sixthl of Mueller ! In Z
innings. Balk-Wllson Losing pitcher--Wilson.
Unpires-Rue. Boyer and summers, Time Of
gamc-i 40. Attendance 294.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

year with the
w htre Sox.
today had 10
console HIM
self with the
thou ght he
c o u ! d n I
come m u c n
c ! o er { q
pitc h ing a
perfect game,
a feat that
has not been
&C hleved in
the majors IN
~ ..-,~r
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03
joyce Beets Roio

LOS ANGELES. May ? CUP)
Willie Joyce advanced another
step toward the national light
weight title last night with con-
vincing l0-round decision over
Genern Roio. 142. OF Los Angeles.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

4 \ a ] II Aht
Tigers, stopped
long enough In
the Briggs Sta
dunn parking
lot 10 recall
the last perfect
game pitched.
II was In
at on e."
declared the
former Tiger
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Detroit evening times., 1945-05-03

At going 10 the Cleveland club in
the Cullenbine deal. McNabb, an
infielder, is out on option.
The addition of Cullenbine and
going OF Ross and McNabb will
mean Bob Maier will wind UP as
an infielder. Maier played third
base for Buffalo last season.
Four OF the five White Sox
hits of Wilson were for extra
bases-two two baggers and two
three baggers. Dickshot and
Schalk bagged the triples. Gull
lcnbine made a valiant try for a
shoestring catch OF Schalk's drive,
but just missed and the ball
rolled out 10 the left field corner.