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Evening star., 1945-07-25
Brooks Potent Punch
Offsets Poor Hurting;
Bucs Again Driving
BY JACK HAND,
Associated Press Sports Writer.


Washington and Brooklyn remain
the two major surprises of the
1945 baseball season today, as the
big leaguers take day of for
travel after completing their fourth
intersectional series
Although both the Senators and
Dodgers, the springtime cellar selec-
tions, were beaten in last nights
tests, they managed to stick within
striking distance Of the lead after
facing their toughest rivals.
Ossie Bluege's Senators came
bubbling over with pennant en-
thusiasm, pulled to within two and
one-half games of the top, did a
back flip while blowing two straight
double-headers, and then came back
to end the home stand in second
place. only three lengths behind
Detroit.
Red Sox Blank Browns.
The Boston Red Sox yesterday
blanked ST. Louis Browns, 60, on a
four-hitter by Emmett O'Neill. Luke
Sewell's hurlers had a nightmarish
day, walking IL batters. Starter Sig
Jakucki passed five before he re-
tired with two out in the first. The
Red Sox took over fourth place and
the Brownies fell to sixth. although
they copped seven of twelve in the
East.
Leo Durocher got only three COM
plete games in IA starts from his
pitching staff, but strong hitting
by Goody Rosen, Dixie Walker and
Luis Olmo, and adroit use of relief
hurlers, kept the Buns" within
51a lengths of the faSt-stepping Chi
cago Cubs.
The world champion st. Louis
Cards got an even break in their
four-game test with the Dodgers,
regaining possession of second po-
sition on a TO edge. After the
Brooks slugged Charley Barrett for
a 6-1 lead in the first three frames,
George Dockins came in to stop
them dead while the Red Birds rail-
lied with one in the fourth, and four
in the fifth to tie.
Augie Bergamo's third straight
single in the ninth broke it up,
handing reiefer Cy Buker his first
setback
Chicago pulverized the Phillies,
3-3, behind Bob Chapman for the
Cubs 18th verdict in Is meetings
with the cellar club. Chicago's
league lead now measures Az games.
Bucs Staging Another Drive.
Pittsburgh is putting on another
drive. The Pirates ran their win
ming streak to five, all over Boston,
by taking an thinning thriller,
6-5. Kenny Gables, chunky rookie
Highlander, earned his sixth sue
cessive decision on relief at the ex-
pense of freshman Don Hendrickson.
Both are former New York Yankee
farm system hurlers and a former
Yank, Jack Saltzgaver, socked a de-
cisive triple in the second extra
inning.
The New York Giants wound up a
dreary western tour by knocking off
Cincinnati, Ga, racking up II hits
of four Red tossers. Harry Field
man needed help from Ace Adams
in earning his eighth victory.
Evening star., 1945-07-25
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated FresS.
CHICAGO, July 25.-Golf's money
brigade, heading down the sports
most lucrative trail in history, steps
up to the tee today to qualify for
40 spots in golfdom's richest tourna-
ment-the 100000 all-American
open at the Tam O'Shanter Country
Club.
The parade of the Nations great
est fairway aces will be headed by
Byron (the Lord Nelson, Sammy
Snead, Sammy Byrd, Harold (Jug)
McSpaden and the rest of the coun-
try's best shotmakerS.
In all, 88 professionals will play
18 holes of medal play today for the
40 spots open in the tournament in
an effort to get crack at Lord
Nelson and the title he won a year
ago. While the pros section of the
meet will carry most interest, it still
is but one part of the three-ring
circus George S. May is putting on
at Tam O'Shanter.
Two Other Big Events.
In aoQlClOn 10 CIle pIO1eSSioiidA
division, there will be the all-Amer-
ican amateur for men and the all
American women's tournament. All
three events get under way stimuli
taneously Thursday.
Nelson, Snead, Byrd and Nc
Spaden, who have been heading
golfdom's play-for-pay shooters the
past year or so, may find plenty of
trouble when they bump into 1t.
Ben Hogan after today's qualifying
rounds. The little general of the
fairways with the lieutenant's bars
fired a seven-under-par IS in a prac-
tice round Monday. That was the
best score of the year over the rug
ged Tam OShanter course.
Other topnotch golfers in today's
qualifying rounds include Mike Tur-
mesa of White Plains, N. Y; Clar-
ence Doser of Hartsdale, N. Y; Tony
Penna of Dayton, Ohio, and Leon
ard Dodson of Kansas City.
OF the $4,000 in War Bonds Of
fered in the professional end of the
tournament. $13,600 will go to ths
Evening star., 1945-07-25
IS Double Faults Mark
Dot Heads Net Win
BY the Associated Press.

Os aSsOSAdtSu EIcsS.
PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-In a
battle of double faults, Dot Head of
Alameda, Calf, captured the 45th
annual Pennsylvania and Eastern
women's tennis title yesterday over
Barbara Scof1eld of San Francisco,
6-4, Ga.
Miss Scofield double faulted eight
times and Miss Head seven.
Miss Head succeeds National
Champion Pauline Betz of Los An
geles, who did not defend her title.
Evening star., 1945-07-25
Minor Baseball
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Jersey. City, 10; Montreal. 0-3.
ssfTsIa. ssTsTa' q: q FSenssssr' sS4ssass' 9.
Toronto, 4; Baltimore, 8.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, 8; Milwaukee, 2.
Louisville, s; Toledo, L.
Kansas City, 2-l; st. Paul, 90.
Columbus, 4; Indianapolis, i.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Seattle, 6; Portland, 1.
Hollywood. z; Los Angeles, 4.
Oakland, 6; San Francisco, ).
san Diego, z; Sacramento, s.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Chattanooga, 4; Atlanta: g
Memphis, 9; Little Rock. 4.
New Orleans, 8; Mobile, 3.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Elmira, 8; Albany, O.
Williamsport, 5; Hartford, 2.
Uteia, Il; Scranton. L.
. Wtlkes-Barre, So; Binghamton,
81.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
Norfolk, s.; Roanoke, Q.
Newport News, z; Lynchburs, 6.
tOnly games)
NORTH CAROLINA STATE LEAGUE.
Lands, IL; Statesyille, o.
Salisbury, g.; Lexington, 8.
Hickory, 8; Concord, 4.
Mooresville, 6; Townsville, 4.
CAROLINA LEAGUE.
Leaksville, II; Durham, 8.
Danville, 4; Greensboro, 8.
Raleigh, z; Winston-Salem, o.
Burlington, O; Martinsville, Q.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
Wilmington, 8: York, 4.
Allentown, 6; Hagerstown, 8.
Lancaster, IL; Trenton, j.
PONY LEAGUE.
Erie, 2--4; wellsville. 7-5.
Bradford. 4-4; Batavia, 6--5.
Oiean, o; Lockport, @.
Jamestown, 2; Hornell. 9.
Evening star., 1945-07-25
Leading Atlas Ten in Come

Atlas. undefeated leader of the
Northeast Night Softball League
with 10 straight wins, tackles
Castleberry tonight in the Wash
ington Stadium feature at $50,
while Garvin's Grill tilts with
Southeast Goods in the opener.
Evening star., 1945-07-25
Nicholson oiIing
To Boost HITTING
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, July 25.-Bill Mich
olson, National League home run
and runs-batted-in leader for
the last two seasons, is not letting
near 100-degree temperatures
keep him from batting practice.
The husky Chicago Cubs out
fielder, who is hitting around the
$50 mark and is far behind the
leaders in homers and RBI
slammed a base-cleaning triple
in yesterdays Cubs-PhilRes. game
to boost his RBI total above the
so mark.
Then after the game he in
dulged in a half hour of batting
practice with Phil Cavaretta, who
is up among the league leaders
with a mark of around $50.
Evening star., 1945-07-25
Foul by Burton Gives
Dawson Close Fiqht
BY the Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA, July 25.-A
seventh-round foul cost Gene Bur-
ton of New York the decision in a
10-round lightweight bout last night
with Freddy Dawson of Chicago.
The two judges gave Dawson a
slight nod while Referee Irving
Kutcher voted for Burton
Evening star., 1945-07-25
Chozen Hits in 48th Come

MOBILE, Ala, July Is tPl-Out-
fielder Harry Chozen of Mobile ex-
tended his hitting streak to 48
straight games last night to run
his string two above the former
Southern Association record.
Evening star., 1945-07-25
Cords FuIIon Is Inducted

ST. LOUIS, July Is P.-Reserve
Infielder George Fallon Of the
Cardinals has been accepted for
military service by the Navy.
Evening star., 1945-07-25

Cleveland ---------- 600 1O3 900
washington --------- 900 900 600
Runs--Heath co, Boudreau, Mackiewicz.
Error-.zardon. Runs batted in-Mackie-
VICE VICE Gihoski e.; Two-base hits-Boud-
Sacrifices-Boudreau. Dou-
BILE plays-Clift, Myatt and Kuhel: Myatt.
Torres and Kuhel: Boudreau: Meyer and
Rocco. Left on baSes-Cleveland, z;
WASHINGTON, z. Bases on balls-Leonard,
z; Reynolds, 2. rike-outs-Leonard. 4;
nnnss o caTrasa9e Hss nons n passa u
balls-Ferrell f2(.- Losing pitcher-Leon-
ard. Umpires-Messrs. Weafer, Stewart
and Passarella. Time-1:53. Attendance
Evening star., 1945-07-25
Gnnng f Sports Mats Dodgers Continue Flag Threats Despite Recent Skid
Win, Lose or Draw
Greenes Exhortins Words Above Boxers Heads
BY LEWIS F. ATcHIsoN.

After looking Abe Grenes latest official
president of the National Bungng Boxing Association
he hire himself But done bakface with
must pretty funny that FnnyP It's downright hilarious
the honest Greene exhor the boys but he
Godearng would tolerate around his
"gminaZeeum'
challenge themselves
safeguard the that will be able sustain
the confidence of the elements which will combine caaput
the sport to ethereal proportions"
would Patience fortiude" Cmon
tell the boys what without all the
ganopng jargon.
abide there you'll find the the
bloodck the parasite help himself to the good pick
Boxing of smooth operator
business begins to pick up it has with this sport the
smoothie is around. ."
could whispering in Abes ear? And his
spelling with c old Webster
S going a hit the head with dictionary
Evening star., 1945-07-25
Admits Thot GombIine Is Serious Evil

Another serious evil is gambling he continues Nov
the aceypan here and there sincere morast
the result contest eswiSe
therein isn't the danger in the heavybetted
that the suehing
and managers judges and referees"
that fortnight statement, the
OF Abe hasn't defined the difference
which probably
guilty" presumed that Of $0 is in
while $00-we would be considered de
mental the best interests of the We don't but leave
not tarry at the betting window
Alert commissions these
BIRDS he But they palaion
The best handle crooks like this to sock
when the ITSELF but
impossible either. The fake spot The
commissioner smell gentlemen this ik miles
shouldn't be commissioner"
He wouldn't be aiming dig at the ofacoy of the
District Commission would who'll
be able interpret erude Claude he'll
probably smile ndulgenty terrific tusle with Kings
English And would Greene be condemnng those ne upright char
perteck fighters well his capital?
Champions would be nonenteS they had to stir
weight Without
buidup fight wouldn't be the these
only take mortgage the fellows home his life insurance and
for a cawfee in for their services
Evening star., 1945-07-25
7ons' Thrill Is Seeing One Guy Slug Another

Speaking the fight for the customers Abe writes
thrill of watching favoe pound
noting that that's like
he could Begging Abe humble pardon but fan his
dayghs of enthusiastically
Abes letter. that the
trying work federation of local boxing commissions
cities municipal
commission and another for the American Legion will be nice
the NBA pitches its amid the habues bamy Miami
because then they play reehand bridge maybe organize
tournament.
great happened since mutual
communion wouldn't be surprised the thing happens
This department wouldn't venture the effect of these
little bullet dues to the boys but Abe continues at his
the have themselves Phi understand
what's it's all about
And by way whatever happened % Chalky Wright?
Evening star., 1945-07-25

Totals 35 IL 27 10 Totals 80 72716
Batted for Leonard in Sth.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-30

link. Bebegdamas perejau Smurgainius ir AS
mena. Gerveciuose, Varnenuose ir Mikaliskiuose
uzejau Lietuvius. Apskritai, tarp Molodecnos ir
Gerveeiu daug kur uzejau seneius, mokancius
Lietuviskai bet is jaunuju mazai kur mokejo.
Daugiausia Lietuviskai kalba Gerveciu parapi-
joje,
Prize Pabrades netoli Lietuviu-Lenku lini-
jos pernakvojau pas kazkoki ukninka. Cia
znones buvo name sueme ir norejo nuvezti pas
Lenku komendanta Pabrade, bet as eia emiau
visa gerkle Rusiskai rekti:
- Tick pasaulio perejau ir niekur nebuvau
tokiu znoniu uzejes, kurie name sulaikytu.
- Odpuscim jego i dose (paleiskim il ir
gana), - eme kazkokia gerasirde moteriske
Lenkiskai sakyti. Tegu sau eina su Ponu
Dievu. Ia mes gausime, jei j nugabensime
pas komendanta!
Taip tie vyrai name ir paleido ir dar kelia
i Ukmerge nurode.
Pagaliau, islindau is giliu misku ir, kick
paejes matau slenyje nedidele baznytele SUI
bokstu. Tai buta Dubingiu. 1nejes miesteli,
pamaciau iskabinta lenta su baltu ereliu raudo-
name dugne. Is jos suzinojau kad eia esama
Lenku zandaro. Toliau Ieidausi begti Giedrai-
cu link
lSeJeS is mleSCe1O, pa1naclau Slaura VaIl-
dens ruoza. Maniau kad tai kokia upe. Bet
tai buta Dubngiu ezero. Prize kranto buvo
matyti ketas ir sala jo namelis. Supratau kad
tame namelyje gyvena keltininkas.
Jau buvo Lapkritis. Ezero ledas labai tras-
kejo r as bijojau juo eiti. Pas keltininka taip
pat bijojau uzeiti kad Sis names nepaklaustu
dokumentu ir nesuimtu. Dokumentu jokiu ne
turejau.
Igai stovejau salia kelo, nebezinodamas
kas ir bedaryti. Pagaliau pamaciau is kitos
puses ezero atvaziuojant vezima su dviem wy
rails. Jie eme saukti kelto bet keltininkas Len
kiskai atreze kad del veno vezimo kelto nevary-
sias. Tegul vaziuoja per leda. AS buvau names
kaip nors prie kelto prisikabinti ir persikelti
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-30

bet Siam sumanymui nepasisekus, ir vel nebe-
zinojau, ka bedaryti.
Vyrai, kick paabejoje pasileido per leda
vaziuoti. Ledas, jiems vaziuojant traskejo ir
linko Neprivaziavus ir puses kelio, staiga ark
lys su ratais pasinere vandeni. zmones, vos
speje is ratu issokti r saukdami: 20 Jezauv
eme begti. Tada keltininkas, matydamas kas
atsitiko, griebes ilga karti su kabliu, uzkabino
uz vezimo lanko ir arki su pirmagaliu, savo su-
naus padedamas is vandens istrauke. Paskui
su vyrais istrauke ir uzpakaline ratu dali.
AS, matydamas kad nieko gero nesulauksiu,
leidausi per leda begti j kita puse. Ledas tras-
kejo ir buvo labai liaunas. Cia stoji o uz tri-
jig zingsniu bent per puse metro iskyla. Bet
kita krasta pasiekiau laimingai.
Prasmukes Lietuviu Lenku linija patekau
i Lyduokius. Cia pajutau, tartum man butu
geleziniai panciai nukrite Is Lyduokiu pate
kau j Ukmerge ir nuejau pas komendanta.
Komendantas man pasake kad Panevezio
bataonas jau suforrnuotas pestininku pull
ka. Name paleido 10 dienu pasilset paskui
isdave liudijima vaziuoti j savo puka Kaisia-
doryse.
Savo dalyje linksmai uzbaigiau tarnyba Ii
gi demobilizacijos 1921 metu Lapkricio men.
26 d.
Mykolas Matulka, Paslaiciai, Pasiles par.
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APDOVANOTIEJI

4 p. L. K. Mindaugo pulko eilinis Liucijonas
Maciejauskas 1919 m. Kovo d. kartu su Vokie-
ciais puole bolsevikus Paciuneiuose. Budamas
dar tik naujokas, narsiai puole pirmyn duoda-
mas pavyzdi net seniems Vokieciu kareiviams
Eli. Maciejauskas savo narsumu demoralizavo
bolsevikus, kurie, palike savo kulkosvadi pra-
dejo begti. Maciejauskas neziuredamas j tai
kad jis jau toll buvo nubeges nuo Lietuviu ir
Vokieciu grandines, neperstojo puoles pirmyn ir
paeme j nelaisve keleta bolseviku.
u narsuma apdovanotas Vyties kryziumi
(Bus daugiau)
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IS RUSQ PUSES CRY
ZTA LAVONAI

Is Rusu puses, is Lenkijos
gryztanti Vokieciai karo belai-
sviai pasieke Berlina lavonais
tarp 900 Vokieciu leistQ su-
gryzti j Vokietija, 81 buvo la
vonai, kuomet Rusai kareiviai
stotyje atidare gyvulinius va
gonus pradejo isleisti sugryze-
lius.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1945-11-30

Gimines ateje pasitikti sa-
vuju, eme klykti matydami to-
kius vaizdus. Xiii pargryzo
vos pusgyviai.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-11
Michigan Winning Streak on
Line Today, Play NOtre Dame

Detroit. Mich, May l1-UP-The
University Of MichIgan's nine-game
baseball winning streak goes on
the line today against Notre Dame
in the headllner OF a six-day dia-
mond card involving seven state
collegiate teams.
The Wolverines, who already
have whipped Notre Dame twice
this season, open a two-game re-
turn series with the Irish at Ann
Arbor. The second game is sched.
uled for Saturday.
Michigan State, winner OF three
games In five starts. invades Ohio
State for Friday-Saturday series
and Western Michigan, with five
wins against two defeats, hops to
the Windy City for Friday meet.
Ing with the same University OF
Chicago nine that previously bowed
to the Broncos 19 to 2.
Central Michigan, winner over
Ionia Reformatory in its only start.
is at Fl. Custer; Wayne. shooting
for its second win in five games.
is at Romulus Air Base. and Uni.
yersity Of Detroit, winner four
times in seven starts, is at Mich.
igan Normal. in other games to-
day. ~SeeS
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-11
Tennis Match Delayed, Other
Events Scheduled For Today

A tennis match between Lincoln
and Saline, the sole sports event
scheduled Thursday, was postponed
due to the adverse weather.
All local schools will be active
today.
Roosevelt will be host to the
Huron League for the annual field
day at Briggs Field. The track meet
will start at 2 p. m.
Ypsilanti High School baseball
ers will take the road to play Red.
ford return game at AIS.
Coach Marshall will take five Of
his track squad to Allegan today,
to compete in the Allegan Relays
The five boys are: Earl Hill. en-.
tered in the high hurdles, shuttle
hurdles, high jump, and sprint re-
lay; Richard Van Buren,, entered
in the shuttle hurdles; Lawrence
Perry, entered in the 100 yard dash.
sprint relay. and $50 yard relay
Richard Peters, entered in the
shuttle hurdles. sprint relay and
$50 relay: and Bill Robertson. en-
tered in the $50 relay. the 100 yard
dash, and the sprint relay. The
sprint relay covers a total Of 40
yards, with each man running 10
yards. The shuttle hurdles are run
over low hurdles.
Normal will meet University Of
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-11
Troops Will
Have Sports

Paris. May 11-AP-A vast ath.
letic program, planned for U. S.
troops in Europe long before We
Day. is getting under way.
Thousands OF men will PARTED.
pate in athletics. which, along with
thorough education program, will
to a large extent replace military
training for men awaiting shipment
to the United States for demobiliza-
ton or transfer to other theaters.
Competition is planned in % DIFF.
ferent sports. Tours by well known
soldier and civilian athletes, inter
rallied contests and perhaps
victory game" competition in
come European capital are includ.
ed in the program, which is under
the direction OF 1t. Col. F. G. Nc.
Cormick, former director OF ath.
letics at the University OF MINES
ota.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-11
Relay, Jump
Contests Hot

East Lansing. May 11-AP-The
mile relay and the broad Jump in
the 29th annual state intercolle-
giate track and field meet at
Michigan State College tomorrow
promise TO be the most holly con
tested events from the seven Mich.
igan colleges entered.
Karl Schlademan, MISC. track
coach, said the mile relay looks 10
be a tight race between Michigan
state, Western Michigan and
Wayne University. The first two
schools have had plenty OF com.
petition in that event this season
and Wayne, while lacking much
competition, did well against
Pennsylvania several weeks ago. he
said.
The broad jump is expected to
be a contest between versatile Lor.
EMO Wright OF Wayne University.
Wayne Flnkbeiner OF Michigan
state and Ralph Welton OF West
ern. Welton is one OF Western
Michigan's Navy trainees who gives
that school slight edge over
Michigan State.
Welton and Wright are likely
to give each other lots OF competi.
ton in the 100 yard dash. welton,
also entered in the high jump,
probably will have a struggle for
jumping Donors with Murray Jack.
son OF Wayne University.
Little Is known of the chances
NJ Albion and Hillsdale since those
schools are returning to track af-
ter two year war time layoft.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-11
Bengal SOulhpa I'm Firing Lime
Fine Points in Bridqe

so West sent along his Q. and
South ruffed the trick.
Quickly followed then three
tricks in trumps. four In diamonds
and then a fourth trump trick.
making total Of nine for the de.
clarer and completing the con
tract. He had discarded a heart
from dummy on his last diamond.
so gave up the final two tricks to
the defenders in hearts.
There was just one right way
for East to assure defeat OF that
contract-overtake the club X,
lead with his A, score the heart
K and then lead his club 10 to the
J. West now would have had to re-
turn a heart, or get the bawling
out OF his life. The heart return
would have assured tricks for the
A and J, making FIVE for the de-
Tense
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-11
L. Will be
Hard Pushed

Ann Arbor. May ll-AP-Michi-
gan's balanced track squad will be
holding down a not too solid fav-
critic spot here Saturday when the
Wolverines. Ohio State, Illinois
and Great Lakes clash In a quad
triangular meet WHICH IS expected
10 decide tie Uui5oi Se~or The con-
ference outdoor contest.
The defending champion VOL
verines will be hard pushed by
Illinois Saturday at Ferry Field.
The Hint will. dominate the hurd-
les. will threaten in the distances
and the mile relay. and Henry
Aihara, Big Ten pole vault champ,
can be counted on to take that
event for Illinois.
Ohio State has been considerably
strengthened since II placed fourth
in the indoor conference meet and
Great Lakes will furnish plenty OF
competition from several OF it's
top-notch performers.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-11
NeWhOuser in
Pitchers Box

Detroit, May ll-AP-The De
troit Tigers, just a half game out
Of first place in the American
League, put southpaw Hal New.
houser on the firing line today
against the New York Yankees
and the right combination OF events
could send the Tigers into the
league lead.
Newhouser who shut out ST.
Louis with a one-hlt pitching chore
his last out, was named To face
either Alley Donald or Walter Du-
biel OF the Yankees in todays sin.
gle game. The second game OF New
Iork's first series here this sea.
son was rained out yesterday.
The Tigers, who haven't led the
league this season, needed n sec.
ond straight verdict over the Yanks
and a bit Of help from the Phila-
delphia Athletics TO move into first
place. Philadelphia tackles the
league leading White Sox In Chi
cago.
Newhouser. who won 20 games
for Detroit last season. has been
beaten twice while winning twice
in the new campaign. Last year he
set down the Yanks six times while
bowling 10 the New Workers in two
games
For the first time in nearly two
weeks Detroit Catcher Paul Rich
ards was ready TO take his regular
turn behind the bat. Richards.
relieved this week of his past as
acting manager by return OF Steve
O'Neilll. has been nursing a sprain.
ed ankle.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-11
PETITIONS DENIED

Washington Petitions OF the
United Automobile Workers (CIO)
for wage adjustments at the Grand
Rapids, Mich, plant OF General Mo-
tors Corporation have been denied
by the War Labor Board. The
UAW-CIO contended the wages
paid 1000 Grand Rapids workers
were not in line with those paid by
the corporation in other cities.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-11
TAKING OUT THE GUESS

FINE DEFENSIVE teamwork
is largely a matter Of one part
ner saving the other from having
TO guess. Truthful signaling. which
gives him a strong indication Of
the best thing TO do. is highly val
able. Better still. on occasion. is
making his correct action a sure
thing by completely eliminating
all chance for him 10 guess wrong.
The worst possible thing you can
do is to play your cards so that
you are definitely encouraging
wrong moves on his part.