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Evening star., 1945-10-12

Firing 357, Ruby Parry led the
way as Hessick Coal whitewashed
the leading Mae Diehl,s Tassa Mar
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-23
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-sSet. REX GUNN'

II WONDER" beloved a big Pfc.
from squadron "A", eff that gal l
go to see in Wilmington realizes
just how much trouble it is"
First, 1 got to sweat out a bus
from this place after l get all
cleaned up and looking pretty.
Then I climb aboard that CT bus
and trample people and get tramp
led by people and get my nice
clean clothes all dirty and wrink-
led"
After I get to town which seems
Like ten years, l got to grab one of
them civilian hacks to get to her
place. After get there, 1 some
times have to wait 30 minutes
while she powders her nose"
That's really rough" said one
of her buddies.
"Rough!" Man let me finish. I
haven't come to the worst part
YETI
by the time me and that gal
get thru dancing and 1 get her back
home and say goodnight, it's past
midnight"
That means I establish a beach
head on that civilian bus after
fighting off ten thousand marines
and soldiers, and finally get to
Camp Davis at maybe lis or 1870
a. M
''By that time, the bus isn't rum
ming any more, and I get to walk
about two miles to my barracks.
1 oversleep the next morning, miss
breakfast, get to the office late,
and get chewed out all because
of that doggoned girl.'
The Pics friend shook his head:
There's only one thing I'd like to
know"
why, if it's all that trouble. do
you 60 in the first place"
That didn't phase the Pfc. at all.
Because that gal loves me
something awful. And us GI's got
to keep up civilian morale in this
town.
His friend walked away shaking
his head.
"Too much is enough" he said.
11n-Wo ufnd
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-23
80-Houses For Sale

INVESTMENT PROPERTY. SOUTHERN
Extension. close in. 4 apartments and
large house. Bargain. Other good buys.
Applewhite Real Estate. Phone 1881
office or 1916, Carolina Beach. N. c.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-23
Publication Is Halted
On 81 Comic Magazines

WASHINGTON, May 22.-R-
WPB has halted publication of 81
comic and five detective maya.
zines. And stored in warehouses,
are more than 100000 copies of
II magazines frozen" before they
could be offered for sale.
None are nationally known.
Disclosing these actions today.
War Production Board officials
said they grew out of misuse OF
print paper quotas or the use Of
non-existent quotas. Mos of the
paper involved was newsprint, its
consumption by legitimate news
paper and magazine publishers
curtailed Is per cent or more by
wartime restrictions.
Absolving established and wide
ly know publishers, Agency Of
ficials said the affected publica-
tons were issued by handful OF
New York and Chicago firms.
The Wilmington morning star., 1945-05-23

WANT TO RENT - 4-ROoM APART.
ment or house. unfinished. Write
Box $50. Care Star-News.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

eliminated in the semifinals OF the
100, but Weinberg. Michigan AAU
ana prep champ. made the grade
by finishing second in his heat TO
Walter Ris of Bainbridge. who
won in :53.6. Ford took the other
heat in :53.3. Ford, Ris. Ted Ho-
bert. Weinberg and Ray Reid will
make up the field in the final to-
night.
Richard Mack and Joe Krol of
the Detroit Boys Club were elimi-
mated in the heats of the 100.
Gene Marte of the Detroit Bows
Club finished second in his heat
to Seymour Schlanger of Ohio
State, intercollegiate champion in
the 440-yard free style trial.
100 Yards free style ssmifinali first heat
ws,o woa ey walter RS tbsinhridEei 500. Dick
Reid Bedford third :sS.s: w. NJ VIII,
comb tYAlsl fourth .56.e. second heat--won
ov Allen Ford Columbia Midshipnfen school
.sS.5, Ted Hobart fBainbridgs second Paul
cirdes funattachedl third. Jimmy Quifley
saEnssi fourth. Dick Csbn Becfofd
lor ma. faPs $ s' n. hoss @ e's; %.luss1s sS.Hs sns
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Ag1etti, New York &C 1895. Phi sesft~r
Yslel 13e.S: Jack wedsn Oakland. cslI
l.4S.e Adolph Keller tBainbridgsD l:fo.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
2 Saginaw Boys, Detroit's
Gene Marte in Swim Finals
BY GEORGE f.. VAN

NEW YORK, April Those
sensational paddlers from Saginaw
today continued 10 splash their
way into prominence in the Ma
tional AAU swimming champion
ships being conducted in the New
York AC tank here.
Howard Patterson, II, who goes
10 Saginaw Arthur Hill and rep
resents, as do his six other team
mates. the Saginaw Junior Board
Of Commerce. led the qualfiers
into the finals of the l50-yard
backstroke with a timing Of :39.4.
This topped the clocking of Adolph
Keifer, defending champion from
cambridge, who won his heat in
1:40.
In the first heats of the 100
yard free style. Dick Weinberg.
Jack Waddell and Jimmy Quigley
advanced.
Waddell. who is only 16. was
slightly Self-conSciouS swimming
alongside the great Allen Ford,
world record holder i'm the 100. but
'" g. 'f - So seconds. Ford
breezed in :54.6.
Both Waddell and Quigley were
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Trout Fooled

Paul DIZZY Trout tells Of ;
barrow escape he had in gam,
N which he pitched for Beaumon
gainst Houston.
Tt was the ninth inning
Trout recalled. I'VE were lead
Ing, 2 to I, with two out. Hous-
ton runners on second and
third. A hit meant the ball
game-IiOuston would have
won.
"But ! wasn't worried. Bobby
Repass was next at bat. i had
trouble with Repass.
throw 'em past him. Ii
was fence busters like Paul
Easterling who scared me.
"Weli, blazed three fast
strikes across on the batter
right down his alley. He didn't
get the bat off his shoulder.
The game was won for Beau
mont.
But what was my surprise
was when 1 learned the batter
WAS Easterling and not -Repass.
Easterling had gone In ~ a
pincb-hitter and ! didn't know
II. Paul Was capable of knock
Ing any one of those pitches
cut ef the park.
"But I guess he was too sur
prised Ia hit, they were so easy.
Had realized IL MAS Easterling
I would. Of course, have pitched
differently. And then Paul prob
ably have hit my studied pitch
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Homer in Ninth
Defeats State

BLOOMINGTON, April Ted
Kluszewski, 21-year-old East Chi
cago end on last falls Indiana
football team. slammed home
run in the ninth, scoring first
baseman Al Kralevanski, 10 give
the veteran Hoosiers a TO victory
and a clean sweep OF the two
game series with Michigan State.
KluSZeWSki'S hit came after Bill
Page, bespectacled freshman hur-
Ter from Nluskegon, had retired
the first two men on StrikeoutS
only TO see KraloVanSki get life
on Dick Mlneweaser error on a
grOunder.
NlchiFsn' state oo4 100 600 4
Iaflfua .Ul ool oo1-7
pslr and Brown Dearmon. Kouy ana
Cohen.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

p. Szymanski, center. Notre Dame
Stan Mohrbacher, guard, Iowa.
bob WieSe. fullback, Michigan
Gene Fekete, fullback, Ohio State
mike Jarmaluk. tackle, Temple.
Jack Lowther. back, Detroit.
Lester loop, tackle. Illinois,
paul Walker, end, Yale
Howard Hansen, tackle. Utah St
Mike Kasap. tackle. Illinois
Wally Hopp. back. Nebraska.
ben Trickcy, back. Iowa.
Wendall Williams. end, Rice
WAYNE Flanagan, end, Denver.
Oliver Key, back. Tulane.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
0Neeil in Stands
AT Ii Tiger Game
Natives to Honor
Dizzy Trout

TERRE TIAUTE, Ind, April =
Steve 0iNeii.- arthfitis stfiken
Tiger manager, was spectator
in the sun in the left field
bleachers.
It was his first day out in
nearly a week. He hobbled to and
from an automobile on crutches.
He was feeling much improved,
however.
Paul Dizzy Trout. native
son" from hereabouts, will be
honored by the Terre Haute citi-
zens at Trout Day. here this
Sunday. Diz will pitch against
the Sox. Trout broke into organ
ized ball with Terre Haute of the
old Three-Eye League.
Tiger rooters from Detroit in
cluded Lloyd Brazil. director of
athletics at University of Michi-
gan. Mr.. and Mrs. J. William
Pierce and Ray Meyer The
fltIItS hIt lIlt DdlCI1lS VI Dill
Pierce. young Tiger pitcher. Meyer
is a White Sox scout who dis
covered Cass Michaels, another
Chicago player.
Dan Verdebar today was added
to the growing list of Detroit
sandlotters in the White Sox
camp. Verdebar is third base
man. There are seven former
Detroit Sandlotters with the Sox.
most notable OF whom are Mike
fresh and CaSS MichaelS. fresh
is headed for the army soon.
Hockett. In the fourth inning.
went far back 10 make a one
handed circus catch of York S
terrific drive. After the catch,
Hockett tumbled 10 the ground
but came up still clutching the
ball. Webb was on base when
Rudy whacked out his near home
run
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Vetter, NJ Runner,
induced Into Army

ANN ARBOR. April 7-Michi-
gans hopes for third consecutive
Western Conference outdoor track
title were dealt blow today when
II was announced that George
Vetter. star middle distance run
ner. has been inducted into the
army. He is a graduate of DENLY
High School. Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

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FoT walters tst Lisenbee 90 ana Lake
man. Just 90
HACERSTOwN. Nd Carlisle Barracks vs.
Toronto tInt.i ERme Cancelled account OF
transportation.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

from Carolina Will stick with the
tigers this season Ich is A
Acnt player from Tho >orp-
|Iaton who reported 10 the
tluNa year ago.
Elon iChlei llog,ctt. former
figcr. has quit baseball to work
e a salesman IN Minneapolis
Mel OFT says the Cardinals. Pr
-ates and Cubs are the teams. he
Giants have TO beat IN tho Ma
ional The Giant manager
might add few others
Pete Gray, the Browns one
Slrmed sensation. is Peter Wysh-
her. a Pennsylvania of Lithu-
Anian descent And Len
Schultz and Babe Martin. also Of
he Browns. are Leonard B.
Schultenhenrich and Boris Mi
thael Martinovich.
Steve O'Neill and Rudy York
nave been invited 10 Milwaukee
|by the Elks te attend their an
|hual shindig for the Brewers
April "a The Alilwaukeeans
remember York as their first
)baseman and most valuable
player in the American ASsocla-
lion.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Charles Gilbert Dies;
.0Id.Time Player

Old-time baseball players sat
urday mourned the death OF
Charles Gilbert. 10, who played
first base ter 35 years for the
Belle Isle Old Timers and had
been active up TO last year. The
body VIII be AT Peters Funeral
Home. l2057 Gratiot. Sunday and
Monday and burial will be in Troy
on Tuesday. He was unmarried.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Lund, Bears Drdftee,
Puts Baseball First

ANN ARBOR. April Don
Lund, versatile Wolverine athlete,
and first selection of the Chicago
Bears in yesterdays pro football
draft. said today that "profes-
sional football is definitely a Sec
ondary interest with me. "
The 1914 co-captain Of the
Michigan gridders pointed out ne
would much rather play big league
baseball, preferably with the
Tigers
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

was hot in BeaumontD When
/ did, thousands of little dag
gers stabbed me. Cullenbine had
put crackers I'm my bed.
IL got even, however. With
glasses of water, i built nice
little swimming pool in his bed.
He got damp reception when
he climbed into what was water
instead OF hay. My revenge was
wasted-ROy only laughed"
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Pro Football Teams
NEGOTIATE 1st Trade

NEW YORK. April Z CUPl-
The first trade of the National
Professional Football League
meeting was made today when
Pittsburgh sent Alex Wizbicki,
Holy Cross back, 10 Boston for
William IanceHi. Catawba end.
Both players were selected IN the
draft yesterday.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
|Szymanski, Wiese, LoWther
Among 30 in Lions Draft

Jim McWhorter. back, Alabama.
Clyde LaForce. back. Tulsa.
Mike CaStroliS. guard. Georgia.
Ken Currier. guard, Wisconsin. .
Jack Vertutti, back, ST. NJ. of Cal
Ray Olson. end. Tulane.
Russ Morrow, center, Tennessee.
Stan Green, tackle. Oklahoma.
Bob Ivory, guard. Detroit.
Dell Taylor. back Tulsa.
Leonard Ciesla back. Creighton.
Frank Lopp. tackle. Wisconsin.
Paul Limont. end, Notre Dame
Ben Schadler. back, Northwestern
Tom Dorais, back, Detroit.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
CLOSES WITH BoGEY

Byrd. trying desperately TO
keep pace. shot a % on the front
nine and had a - in his grasp
coming IN until Nc slipped and
took A bogcy four on the 18Th
In third place was Joe Kirk
wood. who turned IN A 6S today
for a 300.
Sam Snead shot his first sub
par round of the tournament, a
6S. for 30. Another stroke back
al 2l1 was Joe Zarhardt, who
had a 20 today
Tony Penna. Harold McSpaden
and Orville White were punched
at 212.
Bobby Cruickshank and Jimmy
Hines were tied at 2l3 and anna
teur Ed Furgol and Elmer Reed
were next with 214s.
Other scores:
George Low ais; Johnny Bulla 2lS.
Jimmy DemGTet. 2l6, Pred Haas Jr, 2l6.
Ed Dudley ais: I'd Oliver. 2l9. Bot
Hamilton. ale. Cecil Harris ale, Jimmy
csuntt. 22o Ky Laffoon 22i: a. Farna
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Sox Ou+waIIop Yanks

PLEASANTVILLE. \. j., April
: CUPl The Boston Red Sox de-
feated the New York Yankees.
1913. today, despite a six-run
rally in the ninth inning. The SoX
scored eight runs off Hank
Borowy in the first two frames
and continued the assault on Joe
Page.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
|Chdppuis, M Star,
Prisoner Of Germany

ANN ARBOR. April Lit. Bob
ChappuiS, outstanding halfback
on the 1912 Wolverine football
team. is held captive by the Ger
mans, members of the Michigan
coaching staff announced today.
Ehappuis was reported missing in
action after being shot down over
enemV territory.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

eStand best all
around catcher
in the league.
Bucky Har-
riS. b u ( a ! @
m a n a < g r
W a n IS T. 9 b
Eaton and Milt
Welch OF the
Tigers . II
Eaton COntin-
ues 10 show sS
well as be did
in Evansville.
the pitC h - r
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Tartar 4-Sport Star
InduCted Monday

John r. Rice, 27. only athlete
in 26 years Of sports history at
Wayne University to earn major
letters in four sports. leaves for
armed service Monday.
Rice, winner Of major awards
in football, basketball, tennis and
baseball, had decided 10 cast his
lot with the racket wielders this
spring and Coach Norman c.
Wann says that his place will be
hard to fill.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
DAY ON WATCH

II should be added that the
Wings aren't the only ones who
regard Pratt as the key to the
Toronto team. Coach Hap Day is
said to be rooming with him to be
certain he isn't distracted from
the great task at hand.
Pratt has plenty of help behind
the blue line in stocky little Ell
wyn Morris and a good back
checking set of forwards.
The Red Wings, however, will
come out shooting this time in an
effort to get that first goal and
turn the tables on Toronto. They
want TO make the Leafs come to
them, just as they had to carry
the play after Sweeney Schriner
got the first period goal that
brought Toronto its 10 victory
Friday night.
If the Wings succeed in scoring
first, Earl Seibert and Harold
Jackson on the defense may be
able to lay in some body checks
which may help decide the issue,
as they did in the Boston series.
WATCHES STRATEGY
Jack Adams will stand pat on
the same lineup that faced the
Leafs Friday night. Capt. Flash
Hollett will be in his defense
position despite an eye injury suf.
fered in the series opener.
Adams will be watching to see
il Day will attempt to repeat
his strategy Of Friday when he
used II men TO Detroit's IA to
win for the Leafs.
Day has said he will use Art
Jackson and Johnny McCreedy.
who rode out the game on the
bench. while Don Metz was used
only sparingly.
Day says he was resting" this
threeSome. but he may be smart
TO keep them out again. If he
uses them as line, Detroit should
be able TO outmatch them with
the brilliant stick handler sgd
Howe leading the third line with
aggressive Ted Lindsay and Fido
Purpur on the flanks.
On his own ice, Adams has the
privilege of deciding which lines
shall be opposed. This advantage
will accrue to Day when the
teams play at Toronto. according
to a National Hockey League
ruling
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
ADD TWO MORE

The Sox added two more tallies
in the third. more wholesome than
those in the second. Hockett sin
gled 10 right and scored when
Dickshot doubled 10 left Schalk
singled 10 center. bringing home
DiCkShot
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Cage Meet Windup

SemifinaI games in the High
land Park invitational basketball
Journeys are scheduled this Sun
day afternoon at Hackett Field
house. Finals wall be held at night,
starting at .. m.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Sports
Crackers in Bed
Mis- Introduction
BY LEO MACDoNELL

NRRE HAUTE. April 7-Don
Ross of the Tigers recalled here
the exciting time he first met
Roy Cullenbine, former Detroit
player now with the Cleveland
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

stranglehold on the top prize
money 70 s., 400 in war bonds
Sammy Byrd of Detroit, who
turned in a 65 yesterday, came up
with a sc today for a total OF 205.
but the task Of overhauling Nelson
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

If Nelson. shooting for his
eighth victory Of the winter tour
can duplicate todays 65 in the
finals Sunday. he would set an
all-time tournament record. The
present record is 264 set by Craig
Wood at Forest Hills. y J.. sew
eral years ago.
Nelson turned in six brides
today and, except for bad luck on
the seventh and eighteenth holes,
would have been home with a 63.
On the seventh his long drive
went into a ditch. II cost him a
penalty stroke and he took a
bogey five.
On the 18th, a par three 230-
yard hole, his tee shot went 'over
the green into the crowd and he
took a bogeV four.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
District Clubs Make
Alterations to Courses
By Nj. F. DRUKENRROD

help shortage Notwithstanding number of district golf
managed Improvements their since
last
Birmingham completed the tanning of its dogleg six
which
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Praises Richards

Mike Ryba of the Red Sox says
Harold Newhouser and Trout had
tremendous advantage over
bther pitchers because the Tigers
had in Paul Richards the smart
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

Indians.
1t w as al
B e a u m o n [,
Ross recalled.
"We were
assigned as
r o Onnates.
First I'm the
room for our
first night as
r o q m l es,
plunged into
bed In the
raw. Or o 5 5
axnlaipad IL
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Nelson, Ahead by Z,
Aims at New Mark

ATLANTA, April UP)-Byron Nelson maintained his orrid
pace today trened fways of the Capital City Club
333265 outstrip the field at the
of $4,000 Iron Lung golf tournament
Nelson total Of los and
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

opens a view of the fairway.
In It's earlier days, with the
blind drive. rough and even under
brush, this was most trouble
some par q. Cld-timers recall
how a member after losing sew
eral balls c1 it and running a
score thre2.ened to punch every
body's nose. He was furious.
CREEKS COURSE ALTERED
The course of the creek which
formerly crossed. directly below
Birminghams 11th green and fire.
quently caught balls which landed
only a trifle short has been al
tered so this danger no longer
exists.
Red Run has plowed under a
number of traps, a break for or
binary golfers, without making
the course easier for experts.
The one about 30 yards short
of the first green is gone, along
with the "slicer's" trap 10 yards
out on No. 3, the one we'll down
on No. 5 which frequently caught
an otherwise good second shot,
and the one Is yards short OF
the green on the one-shot NO. H..
The latter always was a pain IN
the neck to the women.
ADDS 80 YARDS
Iochmoor has a new tee on No.
IA which adds so yards and makes
the hole a real par ) of 322 yards.
Playing from the other tee when
fairways were dry and fast long
hittcrS often needed only an ap-
preaching iron for the second II
viii take a wood second now and
the cross trap short of the green
will present a real problem.
About Is yards are being added
10 Lochmoor's eighteenth by eX-
tending the tee. A par four, 1t
now will have a maximum length
of 435 yards. The extra distance
won't make the drive over the
creek any easier.
Oakland Hills is lining up tree
planting program which will in
clude a row at the left of No. D,
along Lahser road Crosse lie
has installed drinking fountains
near the fifth and ninth greens
and thirteenth tee. More than
$1,000 worth of fertilizer was
spread on Meadowbrook's fair
ways.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
IN THE GROOVE

In this Maple Leafs Cup CAM
paign, the curly haired defense
man has his 6 foot ) inches and
203 pounds right back in the same
groove, he followed TO win the
Hart Trophy as the player most
valuable to his club last season.
Pratt was poison TO Montreal in
the first round and he was slow
death to the Wings in the opening
game here Friday as he stopped
shot after shot on McCool and
started play moving toward De-
troit's Harry Lumley at the other
end of the ice.
Big Babe will be trying to set
up scoring plays if this second
game opens up. The 28-year-old
part-time switchman scored 10
goals this year to finish just be.
hind Capt. Flash Hollett of De-
troit in the defenseman's scoring
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
COSTLY ERROR

Besides giving up II safeties'
Ovcrmire threw the ball into cen
ter field on an attempted double
play, an error which paved the
way for three OF the Chicago
markers.
Thornton Lee. also a left.hander,
hurled five innings for the SoX and
yielded hut two hits, singles by
Skeeter Webb and Don Ross.
A third left-hander, Jimmy
JohnseR-on one-time Tiger obtained
by the Sox from the Yankees for
Jake Wade. chucked the last three
innings and gave the Tigers four
markers and three OF their five
hits.
Overmire's disastrous three-run
error came in the second inning.
cucctnetio singled. Schafk struck
out. but MichaelS came through
with the fif4t-t,f his three ssfetfes.
fresh grounded 10 Overmire,
who heaved FAR out into center
field Cuccinello, MiehaelS and
fresh scoring.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08

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arte.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Exhibition Baseball

- PieaMnNuls y -
Nsy ygrs "A 100 500 nlC--i3 -
Boston ITO ouu Sfo-lN
Baruwr Page "a and Cromplon DIo,se-
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Detroit evening times., 1945-04-08
Pratt Is Main.
Leaf Bu|wdrk
Play I'd Stanley Cup
Game Here Sunday 3
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Getting past big Babe Pratt for
a shot at goalie Frank McCool IS
the problem the Red Wings must
solve this Sunday night at Olym-
pia as they go all out to tie up
the Stanley Cup series with the
Toronto Maple Leafs.
Pratt has never been popular
with Detroit fans because the
Honest Switchman" from Stony
Mountain. Man, is probably the
loudest squawker ever TO bait a
referee on Olympia ice.
His sulky manner and his
clutching, hooking defensive tac-
tics don't enhance his popularity.
But he is effective and is recog-
nized as the real leader of the
Leafs in their Cup drive.