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Evening star., 1945-06-13
PhiIs Sink Deeper Into Cellar;
Bucs Press Giants for Lead

/, tributing four singles to the Pirates
attack in addition to throwing a
nine hitter at the Cubs.
Detroit regained the American
League lead that changes hands
every day and took a half game
margin over New York by trimming
st. Louis, 81, In II innings after
Washington beat the Yankees, 5-3
Bobby Maier's single pushed
across the winning run for Hal
Newhouser in the semi-darkness OF
twilight game watched by 1894;
fans.
Lee of Chisox Stops Tribe.
Thornton Lee turned in the best
pitching job of the day, a three-hit
effort for Chicago against Cleveland
but it took Bill Nagel's bases LOADED
single in the last of the ninth tt
assure him 10 edge. The veteran
lefthander struck out 13 Indians.
Dick Siebert came through with
a dramatic two-run homer in tn.
18th to give the Philadelphia Ath'
letics Us triumph over the BostoI
Red Sox and Russ Christopher hi!
10th success. The AS have wor
only II games but the lean side-arn
artist is half way along toward hi
first 20-game season.
The Cincinnati at st. Louis Ma
tional League night tilt, at which tn.
National League 1914 pennant wa!
to be unfurled, was rained out.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
| Giants Aiming 10 Repeat
| AGAINST Grays Toniqht

Baltimore's Elite Giants, who wor
. a. game in Pittsburgh last Fri.
day, will try to make It two In Z
row over the pace-setting Wash.
ington Homestead Grays tonight at
$3.50 at Grimth Stadium.
Strengthened by the return oi
Shortstop Tom Butts and the &C.
QUESTION Of Second Baseman Harry
Williams from the New York Blaci
Yankees, the Giants are rated q.
the Grays' chief pennant rivals and
a win tonight would help their po.
sition.
Bill Byrd, who held the qrays tc
five hits in eight innings before
bowling, 10, at Detroit recently will
pitch for the Giants, with Roy Wei.
maker as his opponent.
Tomorrow night the Grays tanRle
with the third place Philadelphia
Stars at $50.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Pin Events for AnotherY Year
Restricted to CityLimit

to the Lafayette Commercial Leagu,
title by . nine-game margin owe
Garvin's Grill. Continental Lif,
was third and Navy Yard fourth.
Al Wright Of Garvin's won ths
individual championship with N
average Of 124-o4 for 90 games, nos.
ing out Eddie Keith Of the sixth.
place Arlington Recreations by 81
pins. Billy Towles bf Garvin's, who
entered the service after rolling 81
games, was the pace-setter at thai
point with 1868.
Keith, 1t Is believed, established
. new city strike record in league
competition with lis for e6 games
Elmer (Moe) Meade Of Arlington
was tops with 368 spares. He also
led with nine 4O0-sets and was third
high with an average Of 1855 fol
10S games.
Fred Murphy Of Rich's, new Dis
trict League champion, was fourth
with an average Of 1926 for 10s
games while AL Terry, Rich's cap.
tain, with 120-69 for los games was
the only bowler in the loop to beat
the 120-mark. Murphy's AS was
top set while game honors went Il
Wright with 100. Lou Rose with
1915 for 108 games was high
bowler on the Continental Life
team. Abe Beavers led the Nav
Yarders with 1898; Bill Harrison
league scorer, was best on the nth.
place Bureau Of Ships quint, witt
1860 and Auggie Widmer was high
for the Veterans Administration
outfit with 1852.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
PhiIs 10 Get No Mercy
From Speeding Braves
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BOSTON, June 13.-With eight
consecutive triumphs behind them,
the Braves will try to heed the
baseball adage-"beat the brains
out of the bums"-when they trot
out Big Mort Cooper and Southpaw
Bob Logan against the lowly Phils
in today's double-header.
The cellar locked Phils broke
their own record for consecutive
losses yesterday when they dropped
their 18th straight game. Fat
Johnny Hutchings shut them out
100, giving them but four hits.
So today, Bob Coleman is sending
his ace, Mort Cooper. with but two
days rest, after the first game
Mort who has won five and lost
none, beat the Giants Sunday.
Bob Logan whose last outing was
shutout victory against the
Giants, has been of great service to
the Tribe since he was brought up
from indianapolis.
The Tribe victory yesterday also
was the clubs 10th decision In its
last II starts.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Sturs Yesterday
By the Associated Press

Fred Vaughn, Senators-Paced WASH
ington in 5-3 victory over New York with
triple. double and single
Dick Seibert. Athletics-Broke up game
with 12th-inning two-run homer for rs
edge over Red Sox.
Bobby Maier, Tigers-Drove home Doc
Cramer with tie-breaking tally in 18th
inning to boost Detroit into league lead
Johnny Hutchings, Braves Blanked
Phils with four hits for their 18th
straight loss and Braves eighth success,
100.
Goody Rosen, Dodgers-Ran consecu-
tive, game hitting streak to II with two
doubles in. IA decision over Giants.
Al Gerheauser, Pirates-Pitched and
batted Pittsburgh to 9-3 romp over Cubs,
scattering nine hits and bashing out four
singles for perfect night at bat.
Bill Nagel, White Sox-His bases-loaded
single in last of ninth ended scoreless
duel between Thornton Lee and Al Smith
with 10 decision over Cleveland.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Babe and Patty Face
|SiqeI and German
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-Mrs
Mildred (Babe) Didrikson ZahaYias
viii team up with 1t. Patty Berg
U. s. M. G. r., against Dorothy
Sigel and Dorothy Germain in the
best-ball match today, q preliminary
feature of the Philadelphia Inquirer
$17,500 War Bond Invitation Tour
nament.
They viii play from the mems
tees with par lowered 2 strokes
70 10.
Mrs. Zaharias, who defeated Dor
othy 0ermain in the final of the
Westerns Women's Open chamion-
ship last year, played her third
practice round yesterday with Bobby
Cruickshank, the one-time great
Scotsman Of the links from the
Country Club of Virginia, and Ralph
Hutchison, 1888 Philadelphia PGA
runnerup from Bethlehem.
That iron shot of Babes on the
second when her tee shot hit the
green on the 215-yard unit with q
trap on the left lying In wait waa
worth seeing" Cruickshank said.
Babe said she used q No. 3 iron
She Tipped her lo-foot putt and I'm
ished with . par 3.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
|Yank Lands Lone Blow
lin Bout With Camera
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
GORIZIA, Italy, June 13.-They
tucked old Primo Cameras dainty
meathooks into a pair of boxing
pillows and showed him into the
ring for a three-round exhibition
bout-and 1t can be said without
fear that OIL Preem Is no worse
now than when he held the world
heavyweight boxing title.
Carnera, however, got a rousing
reception from the 1,500 American
soldiers and their girl friends after
the bout in which his opponent,
S/Sergt. Homer Blevins Of Butte,
Mont, landed the only solid blow.
Early in the third round Blevins
let loose with a long left that caught
Carnera on the chin. The big
italian shook his head several times
but soon displayed his usual big grin
Primo used his left hand almost
exclusively and at 80 appeared in
surprisingly good condition. His
weight was announced at 245, nine
pounds less than his fighting weight
IN 1888 when he won the world title
from Jack Sharkey.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Heurichs Defect Comeo,
Make Sure of FIuo Tie

Pennant pressure was ca Busands
today with Manager Chick Miller's
men needing victories in both their
remaining games to tie Cameo for
first-round Industrial League hon
ors.
"Tex" williams, who will receive q
trial With Washington some time
this week, went to Frank Watts res
cue yesterday as Cameo defeated
Heurich Brewers, 5-4, in 10 In.
nings to make certain Of at least q
tie for the nag. But Heurich still
may have q hand in deciding the
issue, meeting Busanda Friday in
the last Of several games postponed
from earlier in the season.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Veterans to Be Guests
At Softbul| Twin Bill

Veterans from Walter Reed will
be guests tonight for the Northeast
Night Softball Leagues double
header, which will be featured by
q game between those old rivals
Atlas and Kavakos. Opening tilt
will be between the Capitol Maids
and Garvin's at 7:45.
Mount Rainier registered an up
set last night by drubbing Kavakos,
81, and FBI beat Royal Restaurant,
1876.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
BY JACK HAND,
Associated Press Sports Writer

Shed tear for fat Freddy Fitz-
simmons whose futile Phillies are
rushing madly toward an early
clinching Of the 1945 cellar cham
pionship with their usual fervor by
losing Is in a row.
Not since 1882 when Burt Shotton
led them to the giddy heights Of
fourth place have the Phils failed
to finish either seventh or eighth
and seven times 1t was last. Man.
ayers came and went but Jimmy
Wilson, Doc Prothro, Hans Lobert,
Bucky Harris and Fitz saw nothing
but the cold grey walls of the Ma
tional League dungeon with an oc-
casional next-to-last-place reprieve
They remain the one consistent
team in wartime baseball
It used to be the cash that was
lacking and the club was operated
with an idea of selling the choice
players to opposing teams to bal
ance the budget. That difficulty
was removed when Bob Carpenter
bought the club. Now the Phils
have plenty of dollar bills but can't
get the talent.
18th Loss in Row Is Shutout.
Boston hung No. Is on Fritz ano
his groggy crew yesterday, 1910
for the Braves eighth successive
win, five of which have been over
their old cellmates. New blood ano
new money are producing in the Hut
to push the Braves up into the race
only 31a games back of New York
Johnny Hutchings did the job or
the Phils, a four hitter.
At the rate the Giants are tumb.
ling, only an extended series with
the Phillies will save their lead
Losing seven of their last eight
since the incident of the $500 pitch
by Bill Voiselle in st. Louis, the
New Workers have seen their leao
pared to single game. Yesterdays
IA drubbing by Brooklyn ended the
last victory streak they were nurs-
ing, Van Mungo's six straight pitch
ing wins. Vic Lombardi limited
the leaders to seven hits to beat
them for the second time.
Pittsburgh's night triumph ovel
Chicago, 9-3, boosted the Buccos ur
to within one length of the Giants
as Al Gerheauser, a refugee from
the Phils, showed his relief by con-
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Evans, La ChopeIIe Tilt
Tops Wrestling Cord

Top billing on tonight's wrestling
card at Turner's Arena is given to
the Don Evans-Maurice La Cha
pelle match.
Rounding out the program will be
matches between Nick Hitch and
Jack Steele, George Macricostas and
Angelo Savoldi, Ed (Stransler)
White and Ed Michaels, and Duke
Keomuka and Pat Henniger.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Joyce to Fight Freeman
In PhiIIy on June 19

By the ASSoclaten PreSs.
PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-Pro-
moter Herman Taylor has signed
Willie Joyce of Gary, Ind, and Dave
Freeman Of Philadelphia, for a 10
round bout here on June 10.
Joyce recently won his third VIC
tory in four starts over Ike Williams,
NBA lightweight champion.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
BY BEN McALWEE.

Washington bowlers who had
high hopes of resuming intercity
competition this fall, particularly
with Baltimore, viii have to wait
another year.
According to an Associated Press
story from Detroit today. the Ma
tional Bowling Proprietors' AS
sociation Of America yesterday
agreed to cancel all tournaments
scheduled for the 1856 season,
excepting local events.
The associations action followed
q request from the Once Of De-
tense Transportation mot to ac-
|cept or book bowling tournaments
necessitating travel beyond city
limits" The proprietors, who are
holding q wartime convention In
Detroit, concurred In the request.
A letter read by Arville L. Eber-
sole, chairman Of the National
Bowling Council, from ODT Direc-
tor ]. Monroe johnson, in part
stated, "for the next IL months
transportation will be the most
critical in our history" Col. johnson
further said that beginning in O
few weeks America will have re-
turned to her shores our European
fighters at the rate of 100000 men
a month. We are going to attempt
to transport to various places in 10
months what took US four years to
transport since the beginning OF
the war"
Following q directive of the Ma
tional Bowling Council, all State
, and intercity bowling competition
ceased here last February with ths
staging of the annual Lorraine Gull
tournament at Lucky Strike.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Mucks, 7: Red Sox, 5

Totals A 1894 Totals AZ IA SO II
sBatted for Garbark in eleventh.
tBatted for Barrett in. ninth.
tone out when winning run scored.
Slated for wilkins in eighth.
1Batted for Gerkin in eighth.
'Batted for Berry in ninth.
Boston 200 600 o3o o0o-5
Philadelphia 1890 600 120 02O 002-7
Runs batted in-Metkovich (2), Butcher
scored on Pecks error, johnson scored on
Halls error. Metro, Estalella. Siebert "a,
Hail Two-base hits-Fiores, Estalella,
Metro, Peck. Home runs-Metro, Metko-
Vich, Siebert. Winning pitcher-Christo-
pher. Losing pitcher-Terry
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Burkhurdt Of Cardinals
Rejected, FuIIon Token

By the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, June 13.-Ken Burk-
hardt, pitcher for the st. Louis
Cardinals, has been rejected fol
military service at Jefferson Bar.
racks.
Infielder George Fallon passed lis
pre-induction physical and will
continue playing with the Redbirda
until he gets his induction order.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
KeItner Quits Troinine
For Possible Sea Duty
BY the Assorfafad pvsss

GREAT LAKES, Ill, June 13.-
The Great Lakes Naval Training
Center discloses that Ken Keltner
former third baseman for the
Cleveland Indians, has left the
training center for possible sea duty
During his boot" training Kelt-
ner played on Chief Specialist Bot
Feller's Bluejacket nine.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Damascus Nine Victor

Damascus High Schools baseball
team put the finishing touches on a
successful season by defeating Sher-
wood, ILL, on its own diamond.
Poole was the winning pitcher.
Evening star., 1945-06-13

Silver Spring maple plant is going
to have its own alley match-g game
champion. Starting Sunday, Man.
ager Joe Mcknight will stage an
elimination tournament for bowlers
who rolled the last season in leagues
at the nearby Maryland drives.
The event will be patterned after
the annual Metropolitan Washing
ton match-game championship Sc
ries. Mcknight reasonably is as
sured of 80 entries, with 20 contest
ants already In line. Entrance fee
IS So. Besides the glory Of the
championship the winner will re-
ceive $50. Other prizes will be
awarded the runner-up and two
semifinalists. Matches will be de-
cided by best four out Of seven
games.
Rich's Barber Shon coasted home
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Minor Baseball

BY the Associated Press.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey City. 2-10: Rochester, la.
Buffalo, 10-5: Baltimore, 1r17.
Newark, 1O-3: Montreal, &c.
Toronto, Z; Syracuse 4.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Toledo, 8; St. Paul, 8.
Minneapolis g. Columbus, 1,
Louisville, 4; Milwaukee, 2.
Indianapolis, 8: Kansas City, 4.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Birmingham, rs: Little Rock. s.
Mobile, A; Atlanta, 2.
New Orleans, s; Chattanooga, 5.
Memphis, 13: Nashville, Z.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Oakland. 8: San Francisco, ..
Hollywood, 5: Los Angeles, 4. /, Il.
ningS.
San Diego. s; Sacramento. 4.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Norfolk, 2: Roanoke. o.
NeWEort News. 8; Lynchburg, 4.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Pirates. 9; Cubs, ;

Totals 35 9 "a 10 Totals 81 IA 81 IL
Batted for Erickson in seventh.
Batted for Stewart in ninth.
Batted for Hack in ninth
Chicago " 600 600 1919
Pittsburgh --- 002 040 21x-9
Runs batted in Gerheauser (2),
Handley (2), Russell, Elliott (2), Dahl
gren, Livingston. Cavarretta, Pafko, Salk-
eld. Two-base hits-Cavarretta, Merullo,
Salkeld. Losing pitcher-Wyse.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Chisox, |; indians, O

Totals % 3x25 Is Totals 26 527 9
One out when winning run was scored.
Cleveland 600 600 O0O-0
Chicago - 900 600 001-1
Runs batted in-Nagel Three-base
hit-Michaels
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Tiqers, Z: Browns, ]
Totals 43 9t31 IL Totals

Totals 43 9t31 IL Totals 80 10 33 IA
aBatted for Gray in eleventh.
tone out when winning run scored
St Louis - O01 600 600 00-1
Detroit --- 001 600 600 01-2
Runs batted in-Christman. Cullenbine,
Maier. Two-base hits-Martin, Cramer.
Evening star., 1945-06-13
Dodgers, 7; Giants, 4

Totals 33 724 9 Totals 80 927 2
Batted for Emmerich in seventh.
Batted for Adams in ninth
New York - oil 900 2OO-4
Runs batted in-Kerr, Rosen f2),
Walker t2l, Dantonio, v. Lombardi,
Stanky. Filipowicz. Two-base hits
Walker, Schultz. Dantonio. Kerr. Losing
pitched-Mungo.
Evening star., 1945-06-13

Rich's Barber Shop coasted home
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Texas Lieutenant Gets
Congressional Medal

WITH L. { THIRD ARMY
WESTERN FRONT FEB p up
"A small. Vlrv Texas infantry
man received ths L. & Third
A-Trys nrst Medal of Honor ard
the rlaSSed salute a. the hgh'inE
Fourth ATnored DIVISION today
In a ceremony within sound Of
trort Ane guns.
u. Gen Patton snapped the
G!Ns!cn % a'tertlo- Vhl!e he pre-
sented The nation TOP --ll'ary
svArd 20 Il James II Feds 3
Fort Worth. Tex FOR vsloro4s ac-
tlor beyor1 the Inc of duty.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Explains Probation
Granted Mrs. Barker

eve understand from the
transcript of the trial that her
dispute with Mrs. Cummings
grew out of certain business
transactions" Rush said. For
that rea son the board is con-
vinced she will make a better
community readjustment II she
Is not re-exposed to the same
set Of circumstances"
In prison the one-tlne head Of
a million dollar business has
taught school and worked IN the
institution sewing room.
She plans to set up q home for
her two unmarried daughters anc
Try her hand az writing a book
on her prison experiences.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Michigan Captive
Escapes 10 Russia

N Capt Eugene " WIZ of Fica-
$knd Mich. IS among a group ot
American ser,lceren Who have
arrived IT Moscow after escaping
from German prlsor camp n
Poland II Vss announced TO-DAY
" Moscow
WIT Was captured or TIE Nor
mandy besc1hesd last June.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Traffic Deaths
Decline 19 Pct.

Traffic accident deaths in De-
troit declined 19 per cent for 1914,
il was revealed today at the an
nual meeting of the Traffic
Safety Association of Detroit.
Donald Slutz, managing dlrec-
tor, told how the city's traffic ac-
cident deaths had gone down.
In 1871 there we're 271 motor
vehicle deaths. The d deaths
dropped 10 225 in 1912. In 1943
they dropped to 1913 and in 1914
10 $50.
Slutz conceded that there IS
less traffic on the streets since
the war.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23

The peculiar probation terms
under which Mrs. julia Barker
one-tine fabulous Detroit real
estate operator, will be released
from the Detroit House of Cor
recuon next month and forbidden
20 engage IT the real estate busi-
ness for three years were eH-
planned today by Gerald 7 Rush,
member Of the state board Of
pardonS ard paroles.
Mrs Barker has served 7 years
OF a 10 to 15-year sentence for
manslaughter in the shooting OF
her business partner, Mrs. Edith
Mae Cummings in a field near
BelleVlle.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
} From State
Listed as Free

WASHINGTON, Feb. p tINS)
The war department made pub
lie Yesterday additional names of
military personnel liberated in the
Philippines The list included:
Sgt BENJAMIN 3. Crosse, BOX
342. s.. Ignace
Pvt. Ordean 3. ELttleson, Bar
rome.
Cpl. Edward Y. Weber Ann
Arbor
The Detroit Times has far more
nationally famous features than
any other Detroit newspaper.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-23
Percy Jones
Arrivals

BATTLE CREEK. Fe5 12--he
latest arrivals a. Percy Jones Hos
pl'si include no from t1s Detroit
area and tVo from oItstate.
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Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
LITER Freed
After IS Years

William Brown. 81, freed after
10 years in prison when Circuit
Judge James Breakey of Ann Ar
Dor, ruled his conviction in 1890
was irregular, today prepared for
another try at life in Detroit.
Brown, who was convicted on
$40 robbery armed charge and
sentenced to life in 1880 by the
late Circuit Judge George Sam
pie in Washtenaw County. was
freed yesterday by Judge Breakey
who held the sentence was illegal
because the circuit court had not
received the decision of the JUS
tice court.
Brown spent the ma jor portion
of his sentence in Marquette, hav-
ing been sent to the northern
Michigan prison when saws were
found in his cell and he was ac-
cused OF plotting a jail break.
Prosecutor John Rae approved
Browns release and said no at
tempt would be made to hear the
case again because of lack of wit
naSSpS
Detroit evening times., 1945-09-20
MObS Riot
For Food
I'm France

PARIS, Sept. 19 (INS)-Special
police detachments were called
out in various parts of France
today to combat increasing food
riots by hungry mobs.
The situation had become so
serious that Rene Plevin, finance
minister, made a nationwide
broadcast in which he promised
more food this winter.
Paris newspapers unanimously
blamed the food ministry and
sided with the rioters.
At Toulous, several hundred
street demonstrators pillaged 80
tons of foodStuffs before police
could restore order.