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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
JUDGES RESPONSIBLE

The truth is that a majority OF
the voters who went TO the polls
last Monday did so because of
their interest in the five judges
who were seeking election.
These judges were running on
non-partisan ballot. But each.
in his day, has been an active
Republican, high in the inner
councils Of the party.
II was natural, therefore, that
their candidates. would get out
a Republican vote. Friel. working
almost alone, could not get Demo-
Gratis TO respond. The hundreds
of thousands of Democrats who
jammed 10 the polls last Novem-
Der just didn't give hoot about
the comparatively minor issues
involved in the balloting last
Monday.
And il must not be forgotten
that the name Leadbetter. popu-
larized by the city clerk and
posted In large letters on every
election booth. has tremendous
advantages. AS a matter of fact.
the auditor-elect is newcomer
10 the high places OF the Re
publican party.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
VoteCheers
Wayne COP
Victory, However, Has
Lille Significance
BY FRANK MORRIS

LANSING, April 7-Republi-
cans are delighted by their Wayne
County successes in the election
last Monday. predicting that the
outcome marks a definite trend
in the metropolis back to the
Grand Old Party.
But il is really Potter's gold
that glistens. With less than
100000 of the county's 10000
voters performing their duty. the
outcome is significant only in its
proof that the voters are bargain
hunters who won't shop unless
enticed.
The main reason for happiness
among COP leaders is, of course,
the defeat of County Auditor
James Friel by Archie Leadbetter.
Republican brother of City Clerk
Thomas Leadbetter.
Because Eriel has been a lead
ing Democrat in Detroit since the
birth of the New Deal, they argue
that a miracle has taken place
and that the overwhelming Demo-
cratic majority in Wayne no
longer exists.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-19

Miss Doris Gillespie. victory farm
volunteer supervisor announced to.
day. "Liye-aWays" are those boys
and girls from The cities who spend
summer vacations living and work.
ing on farms. Miss Gillespie said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-19

dinner and meeting was held was
formerly a Gee pudding which
the Adrian Civil Air Patrol obtain.
ed. And with the assistance Of
some Of the local merchants, the
senior members and cadets made
the building over into a suitable
Office and social quarters for every
one using the field. The building
facilities included kitchen. two
large Offices, rest rooms main
meeting room with accommodations
for feeding 200 people. and a wide
slassed-in porch the full length u
the building furnished with lonng.
ing chairs and ping pong tables.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-19

WASHINGTON ms - senate
confirmation Of John V Snyder OF
ST. Louis TO be federal loan admin
istrator appears certain today. shy.
der Is the first major appointment
Of President Harry s. Truman.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-19
TO WORK ON FARMS

East Lansing 4 goal OF 5000
'NvraWay' boys and girls FOR
N..hIsau farms this spring and
summer BIAS been sat hy the state
victory farm volunteer committee.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-19
Wings
ATTHE YPslLANTl AIRPORT

~ lHE GPSlLAN ! AIRPORT
Eighteen members OF the Ypsi.
lsnti Squadron CAP, and a Ike
number from the Willow Run
Squadron attended the Group No.
635 meeting held at the Adrian
Airport on Friday evening. The
meeting was preceded by a deli
cious chicken dinner served by the
girl cadets OF that squadron. The
Adrian Airport is municipality own.
ed, and the building in which the
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-19

Jean and Margaret Kalusha, CAP
Cadets, have joined the Cadet Fly.
ers Club and have started on their
flying lessons at the Ypsilanti Air.
port this week.
CAP 1t. Earl Duny dew 10 Calf
fornia during the week In a B.24
in connection with his work al the
Bomber Plant.
The next Dawn Patrol breakfast
meeting is to be held at the Ann
Arbor Airport April 29.
The Willow Run Squadron held a
training maneuver Sunday at their
headquarters at the Bomber Plant.
This is the first OF series OF such
meetings in preparation for the
Group Maneuyer TO be held at The
Ypsilanti Airport May 20.
Robert Schreiner procured his
airman's Identification at the CAA
Office in Dearborn Monday.
Margot Stuber was sworn in as
Adjutant for the Ypsilani Squad
ron CAP. with the rank OF second
lieutenant, Thursday evening at the
Armory.
Mrs. McElroy is hangaring her
Cub J3 at the Ypsilanti Airport.
A work detail OF cadets and SEN
Tor members OF the Ypsilanti CAP,
headed by Capt George Wood, cut
down brush and small trees at the
north end of the northsouth run
way at the airport over the week
end
Tavern Flick, former CAP serg-
cant, writes from Sheppard Field
Texas, saying that one OF the Eel
lows who used to belong to the
Willow Run Squadron is In my
SQUADRON here, and quite a few
OF the other fellows used TO be-
long to CAP Squadrons." Tavern
procured his private pilots license
three days before entering the AIT
Corps.
AT M'ENNAN AIRPORT
Lee Jay Talladay. Milan, made
his solo fight Thursday.
Mrs. Mildred Shugg Kruse has
passed her written examination for
her private license.
F.. Avery has soloed his PITS
and he flew II in to McEnnan Air
port Sunday.
Eddy McEnnan and Delbert Poft
flew to Tecumseh Wednesday and
Mr.. McEnnan brought back his
P-2 which lie had mad licensed
there.
Arthur Nelson. Ann Arbor, has
purchased the Aeronca owned by
James Davis and will hangar IT
here.
Rudy Layher is having a 100 hour
check on his Taylorcraft, Ann Ar
Dor.
Donald Jarman was an airport
visitor this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Jarman are operating the
Frazier Commercial Airport at FL
dorado. Kans.. and have also leased
one at Eureka, Kas., which they
will open soon. Mrs. Donald Jar
man has received her commercial
license with her instructors rating
and a horsepower rating OF 0-1200
Thursday Kenneth Swick flew MT
Jarman TO Smiths Airport, Plym.
outh, where he purchased J-3
Cub which he flew back to Kansas
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gault few
to Adrian and return Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Holiday
flew to Pontiac and return Tuesday.
Delbert Poff and James Davis
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-19

The next Dawn Patrol breakfast
meeting is to be held at the Ann
Arbor Airport April 20.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-19

CAP Ii. Earl Duffy dew TO Cali
fornia during the week in B.24
in connection with his work al the
Bomber Plant
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
P Pennant Fever
Stirring Braves
New Players Put
Zest Into Club

BOSTON July u INSt The
peunant bug b. stirring once again
m Boston baseball fans. The Ma
uonal League Boston Braves have
q chance 10 cop the FIRST pcnnant
for Boston since the Red SoX per
formed the trick m 1918.
This year. with the Braves own
crS having a seemingly hmitleSS
bankrnll 10 buy outstanding play
erN, the fans think the Braves
have golden opportunity.
The new owners started out by
buying Dick Culler and Tommy
Nelson from Milwaukee. both IN
felderS Cutler has performed eN-
cepuonally we'll a. third and
ShortS'op this season but Nelson
developed an injury and has seen
little action
Another profitable buy wa,
Garden GillonWatcr. who has done
a remarkable lob of covering
centoriIcld and also has delivered
some timely hits
Then the new owners really
dug down deep and purchased IN,
famous Mort Cooper from III,
ST Louis Cards for "A price Sair
10 be IN the nc,ghburhood oI
100000
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Iowa Is Stocked
With Veterans

IOWA CITY, IA July u CuPl
Discharged. rejected or deferred
students VIII give University of
Iowa athletic teams the largc>,
backlog of major iottcrmcn since
the war began, a survey of vetcr-
ans returning next season re-
vealed today
Basketball is the most fortunate
OF the seven sports 10 which Il
veteran, VIII return. OF the squad
which Won the l9ii-i5 Big Ten
cage title. At least nine lettermen
VIII be ,alyaged for next season.
Eight track veterans are on the
tentative roster, while football
and swimming viii have. seven
lcttermcn each, baseball viii have
slN holdovers and cross country
and swimming each WI.l have
itIg
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
A Miracle to End
All Miracles
Players Aid Umpire at
His Ball Park Wedding

JAMESTOWN. Y Y July II
qNS) Seeing d., believing and
5000 jamestown baseball fans
saw il. bu, S'IlI were not >urc
they believe d.
An umpire was married here
before the jamestown BATAVIA
game and the blind man and
his bride moved under an aIbor
OF bats held by the opposing teams
toward the home plate altar
The players were ln two lines
from the pitcher mound 10
home plate a> Charles Ross Bad
ger. Pony League arbltcr, and his
bride. Lucy Hummard. both of
GaStonia. y. G.. walked slowly
toward a Methodist minister "a
the strains of NcndelS>ohn $ we'd
ding march which came over the
ball park loudSpoakcrS
The jamestown Falcons bat
boy acted as rins bearer jim
LCavey. jamestown manager anc
former ST. Louis Browns frsH
ba>cman. was Badgers bc>i man
while Mrs LeaVcy was The matror
OF honor.
Harry BISgcicr Falcon owner
gave the bride away and then iC
show there are mol hard feeling,
toward umpires. The Falcons gave
the couple $50 IS "a nuptlal GIFT
The visiting Clippers dug into
their pockets fa further cash do.
nations while fan, shoWorcd paper
and coins totaling 5000 int
buckets passed through the
stands
After the ceremony Badger
called the plays with a white car
nation In his lapel while Nh,
Badger watched The game from d
box
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
zuppke Declines
Benning Berth

Bob Zuppke. who retired from
coaching after the 1871 season at
Illinois. again IS on the rcceiv-
ing end of offers 10 get back in
harness
A delegation from Fort Ben
ming called on Zuppke during the
old wizards visit at Auburn with
Carl VoyleS, Alabama Polytechnic
head coach. The soldiers are
planning a great team and have
plenty of talent. With Zuppke
teaching his magic they figured
they could really make a splash
this year But Zup says no.
Zup retired on a pension after
% years on the Illinois job. He
owns a big farm near Champaign.
H. And in his town homo he
spends his spare time painting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Garden State Park
Picks Brown Again

CAMDEN n. J. July 81 GNS)
George Brown Jr.. veteran rae
ing official, has been designated
TO serve for the second conSecu-
tive season as steward al Garden
State Park. With Brown in the
stand Will be Edwin Brown Pa
CiiiC Coast executive. who has
iunCtiOned aS a steward AT the
track since 1912, and William J..
Iarrnn OF MARYLAND
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Boudrea au Only 28

Joe BuIa> Yankee lntielder j.
NJ HUNGARIAN descent lie was
n star athlete and "A Sigma Alpha
Epsilon at Buckncll Manager
Lou Boudrcau OF the Indians.
youngest skipper IN the majors
and a~ We'll the league batting
champion VIII celebrate ms 2Sth
Sirthday rhI, Tuesday e.. He was
A nm IN Harvey III. and starred
n sports at University OF Illinois.
AT Chapman WiIi succeed
Eddie Shore a, manager OF the
Buffalo Hockey Club. according
10 reports Shore is 10 remain
rs scout for Tho club .
Tommy Holmes Pete Gray and
Hank Bor0wy played with the
RuShNckS Brooklyn Sem-pro
team Borowy played under
The name OF Burn, and Holmes
vas Kelly o.. It. Boo Saggsu,
former Notre Dame football star,
spent 80 months aS navy dive
bomber and Hellcat pilot IN the
Pacific tie j. now flight
instructor at Ottum~a ,loWa)
Naval AR Station.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
See u. 5. SIumping
In Track and Field

HILADE DELPHIA. July 21
ms American athletic SUI
premacy in track and field is
Slumping steadily in the opinion
of Lawson Robertson. veteran
turf and cinder mentor at the
University of Pennsylvania. Rob-
ertSor warns one of the most Se-
iouS problems confronting college
track coaches is the development
of athletes in the various field
events
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

ri,Lal \, I nu. 20 hustle home
w1h the National League goods
ro,,n.r,or ,bs C9rd. to a red hot
t,yor,te Gyc,, milo and = balf
.frc,rh Tbc,.re sta,inr with tho
fold ,,rni,r vcrI IN there and
boIdirp thc,r finish KICK for the
rral nm for rbe uIre where
-Tr75p, Tgi7 nv count
pnt H., =, he surrssfed that
ior.ey RHly Soutbworth take a
,nGt .ccord off and cast Iud,-
c,on, o,s .bout h,m There's an
orp,r ror,. m tho fold who s.
com, .In win a remarkshIc show
of ..,.,a and r.u,r and rhere
a. eG4rca al - lopg shot VICTORY IN
,bc National League stakes If the
rar vl,h rNn CARDINAL color>
,hnu.i b, am, 1urL M faio lose
out
rho ycfc,corc f.. to yVlIiar, X
\yurIcy> cntr> hardirapued by
overweight urdcrve,rht spc
Youth t,lcn' and the lack Of II
Ch,rlic Cr,rr, IN the saddle
and Tho clIb uodrr. Tho micro
soon. q, Cb,raro
Tho Cnb, arr mot short on what
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Konlenich Set
At Wyoming

Big Milo Komenich giant CEN
ter at Wyoming University two
seasons ago. is back IN Laramie
and reports he wii he enrolled A.
the university 10 play basketball
Tor Coach ~ shelton this fall
Komenlch played for the 10th
Century-FoN amateur team last
season Mark Wyoming down for
q spot m the national cage picture
this coming winter
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Buckeyes Consider
Fekete S Return

a report travelling the rounds
on the ONO State campus SAID
that Gene Fckctc star sophomore
iullback on OhloS 1912 national
championship team. had been dis
charged from the army.
Coach Carroll WiddoeS is highly
interested. Fekete suffered a knee
injury during the college all-Star
game last year and underwent an
operation for IL in an army hos
pltaI Paul SarringhauS. a back
field ,tablcmate OF Fekete's on
that 1912 team. already has hocn
discharged and is working out.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
eDodds Visions Coaching
AS Aid to Ministry <~|

help him 10 be a better minister.
DoddS retired from track in
January ending a career that had
brought an indoor mile in 1864
and nine mile runs under the i:l0
mark In 1914 he won SIN straight
classics
Dodd> began has career IN 1889
IN Madison square Garden but
did not peak until tho 1914 season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

started development of the new
covering which will be available
only TO the armed services until
cattle hides again arc available,
Rowe said.
lie said preliminary tests in
dicate the playing life OF 4 coated
fabric bah is practically equal
10 n Cowhidc product The dcpotS
cn-nco ne DIVISION now Is eN-
Ncrimcnfng with mOlded-rubber
and ~ ION CO, erS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Develop Plastic as Sub
For Sports Goods Leather

JEFFERSONVILLF. Ind Illy
II tUP)-A heavy pia>tlc.coaied
textile practically equal TO
cowhide in endurance has. bCen
developed under direction OF the
JeherSonville quartcrna~tcI depot
as a substitute for leather in the
manufacture of inflated sporting
goods Brig Con GuN ! Rowe
commanding officer Dl tbo lCp1t
announces.
a critical shortasc oil covhldc
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Air Force Veteran
HurIS No-Hitter

II was more than the FIRST shut
out of the season iOr The keo> len
Field ticrS when they turned I'M a
II 10 o victory over lhp Whiting
Field naval unit from Pensacola
II was the biggest thrill in the lite
OF 7 SGT George Hramika a IAN
Air Force veteran from Pitts.
hurgh For Ilramiza tossed thc
Shutoul and a no-hIt game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
I'd Walker Cooper,
Found in Army Camp

FORT LOGAN. Colo. July -
INSb 1t Mickey Anderson
coach of the Fort Logan Con-
valcSCcnt Rockets baseball team
believes he has Y "GI Walker
Cooper IN Sgt Emil BabulSki
The 20-ycar-old former Linden
y J high school catcher Is fast
developing into one OF The teams
outstanding players
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Tommy Holmes Bal
Now II Years Old

BOSTON July II GNS)-
Tommy Holmes OF the Boston
Braves one of the outstanding
batSmcn in tho National League
uses 4 bat that Is II years old
II was originally owned 10y Johnny
Frederick when Johnny played
with the Brooklyn Dodgers IN
1QpS
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
McLaughry Back
At Dartmouth

HANOVER, y. H.. July II lUP)
They won't be As durable a, the
marines he trained before his dis
charge from the service thl,
spring but coach Tu>> McLduGhry
is expected TO build Dartmouth'S S
best wartime football team out
of the 100 candidates who re-
ported for summer drills.
Discharged after a tWo-year
hitch in the marines. McLaughTy
will be assisted by baCkfield coach
Milt Piepul, line coach Whoops
Snlvely and end coach Bill Battles
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
imp 10 Hold His
Wedding al Plate

ERIE Pa. July II GNSl Ball
player weddings at the home
plate have become so numerous
that the novelty has worn of.
bat Ross Badger OF the Pony
League staff has ambitions 20 be
the first umpire TO take the vows
st the platter. He's going 10 have
the knot tied here soon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

coaches are former Tigers Del
Baker and Larry Woodal
Baker Is i'm his 35th year in or
gained baseball consecutive ex-
ccptlng for 1918 when he was in
the navy. A catcher, he started
with llelena Mont back In 1911
/cbclon Vance Eaton Jr..
Tiger relief pitcher. used 10 be
knownRby Two nicknames down
around COolccme. y. { his home
town Sam and Red
Hack Miller. in his first bat
ting appearance for the Tigers,
hit threc-run homer In Cleve-
land last season. During 10
years of his minor league eN-
perience. Miller played every
position no less than 100 times.
He halls from Dallas, Ten.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Ndzi-Lost Pounds
Return 10 Pitcher

PHILADELPHIA July II tUP)
Pitcher Phil NarchiIdon of the
Philadelphia Athletics. who spent
nine months IN a German prison
camp, has regained all his weight
and then some
Phil now weighs $50 pounds. but
he hopes TO trim TO l70 before ms
first start y veteran Of 26 bomb,
ing missions over France and Ger.
many. Marchildon was shot dowr
and captured while mining kIe
Bay last August
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Cowboy Wright
Hits Top as Jockey

NEW YORK. July 81 1NS)-
Wayne Cowboy Wright has
finally gained recognition AS top
notch stake Jockey as a result of
his victory on PolyneSian in the
PrcakncSS.
Turf fans who had been shout
ING about Eddie Acaro and George
Woolf looked up WrightS record
i'm the big races and found he
has won practically every big
stake m the country al one time
or another
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Sox Didn't Offer
IS Gs for Lou

!, doesn't matter now that Lou
<olk0n na, bccn lnductcd IN th,
army hut for thc record. President
Don Stewart oi the Los Angelo,
Angel, denied rho Chicago White
SoN made $4,000 offer for Lou
when \oVikon was first sent
to IL hN the Cubs. Stewart SAID
81 got wire from the White
Soy saying they understood he
had refused Ia sign contract
and would We he interested IN
diSpoSing of him,
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Ninteen New Players
Signed by Packers

The worlds champion Green
Bay Packers Naren doing badly
during this lazy baseball weather
The professional football team has
signed 10 players for first drills.
Charley Brock, veteran center, has
been appointed field captain foI
the Packer.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Spreads Propaganda
With His Singing

ATLANTIC CITY. July q
GESl You might call 5 Sgt
Wesley " Man>Ir of Cambridge.
Mass. - one-man propaganda bu-
rcu He spent his spare tEnc IN
l. months in the Southwest Pa
CItC teaching natives 10 sing. Lay
That Pistol Down. Babe Sgt
AlauSir Is awaiting reaSSIgnment
at NAF Redistribution Station
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Extra Weight
Help TO Rosen

BROOKLYN, July Il -Goodie
RoScn. whamming the ball for
the Dodgers, says that ID extra
pounds The now weighs 175) and
instructions he got from Chuck
Dresser. are responsible for the
extra hits he is making this year.
Goodle didn't get distance with
his hits last year but there is no
complaint on that score this
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Indiana Coach Can
Stay a Long Time

When Bo McNilljn wants 10
quit coaching The Indiana Uni-
verSity football team ho can con
tinue al that institution as a
professor OF physical education iu-
definitely
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Times Classic Meets

Detroit Times Classic bowling
league VIII hold It's first summer
meeting Tuesday night m the
T. 4 Is co Offices, 15j5 Windcr at
: O'Clock Franchise applications
are among the items 10 be con
rdryrd
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

On Sept, ! Gil DoddS will be-
come coach OF track and field and
country running al Wheaton
College Just out Of Chicago
But that will be only Sidelne
ioh with hm. He's a full-hcdged
minister now and his main
thought is the international
"Youth for Chi>t' movement
Dodd, thinks the track job will
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
VioIets Play 7

Now York University viii play
only seven football games They
arc with Temple. Boston. city
College Brooklyn. Rochester. Le-
high and Rutgers.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Triple Grown Split

Not since 1888 was the triple
crown split three ways as b. was
by this years 3-year-oldS The
triple crown b. Is made up OF tho
Kentucky Derby, PreakncSS and
Belmont
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

and steiner AT
Sc & ond are
playing bang-up
games They
are q a G h hit
ting around the
270 mark
Stcincr'S fin @
work has been
) o m @ " h a [
rlou d . Il b Y
- a We FerriSS
brilliant pitch
ing
Both Red SoX
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Play at Charlotte

Wake Forest and South Caro-
lima Will play football at Char
lotto, Thanksgiving Day.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15

fie~, " n iHf
third highe> 1T
priced YEAR
ling IN Amer
iC au uT {
hl~turN
Bach In 1928,
the Fa~tland
! arms syn
diCatr paid
the top fig
ur',-- $4,000
for y q "
IL 70 % m
Tho NHur he
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Sports
Maier Steiner Two
Outstanding Rockies
RN LEO MACDONELL

BOSTON. July Ia Bobby MaieI
n the Tigers and Ben Steiners of
"A I'D SoX are two OF the outstand-
ing recruits of the season
Both young men Maier AT third
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
AND RICHARDS, TOO

That wasn't enough. Paul Rich
ards. the Tiger No. / catcher and
probably the best defensive re-
ceiver In the league, had to tear
tendonS in his right ankle sliding
into base in Hubtown. thereby
putting himself on crutcheS and
out of action for two weeks at
least. He was sent home to join
the Tigers "convalescent camp
in Detroit.
What with the Yankees. fast
stepping Senators and trouble
some Athletics coming up, tbe
picture in the East is not too rosy
for the Tigers. 1t may be that
Trout may reIoin the club in
New York. Steve O'Neill and tho
rest of the hard pressed Tigers
hope SO.
With the Yankee series ended.
the Tigers move TO Washington
for four games, three at night and
one At twilight. A double-header
in the form OF frcakiSh twilight
and night combination is set for
Wednesday. Night games without
the twilight preView Will come
Thursday and Friday
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
FOUR WITH MACKS

The Tigers will then invade
Philadelphia tor four games with
the Athletics, a single game Sat-
urday, July p, two on Sunday,
July p, and night affair on
Monday, July %.
And, TO make sure the Tigers
are kept busy. they will play the
Bainbridge Sailors in an eXhibI-
tion game at the Maryland Train
ing base Tuesday, July "a. And
there may be Stopover at Buffalo
on the way home for another eX-
hbltlon contest.
At Buffalo. the Tigers will play
the BiSons of the International
League and get a look at Johnny
McHale and Ed Mierkowicz, who
reportedly are hitting the ball
hard for Bucky Harris. They are
Tiger farmhandS.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-15
Rise of Cubs Alters
Cardinals, Course
By LAYTON CARVER

NEW YORK. Jly nNS)-IT honored Senator Albert
Chandler way I'd Ike lake up
backtha old. eujoyaoic pa>tmc
comparing baseball o
can ..N 10 I, book