THE YREILANTI DAILY PRISE, YPBILANTI, MICH., TUESDAY. MAY I 19*4 PAGE THREE Sports Roundup ’ Fort Custer, Mich.—AP—Fort Custer's baseball team, twice delayed in opening tta home schedule, looked forward today to tta first contest before a soldier audience here Wednesday against Wayne University Pensive Will Have (nni|M*iitfion of Detroit.
New York—AP—Nick Etten of the New York Yankees added nine Philadelphia . 9 6 .643 14 BOY SENTENCED TO VOTE ON TAXES joints average strangle Preakness Saturday to Mich . May AP J<* Pontiac. Ml«h May 9-AP— A to his In clamping a hold on the American Bring HOW I’lnclnnatl ..... 9 4 ,600 2 Detroit 9 THEY STAND proposal to Increase the t5-mtll tat league batting leadership with a ITS mark during the past week, but Plttshurgh R *eph youth 7 .539 3 Slack. 14 >car-old char* by two mills will be Diale Walker the Brooklyn Dodgers passed out Stan of th nictation vot of Muslal Lively Brooklyn 9 7 .533 » t-d with violating ih« federal |iiv«- and upon at a election her* Cardinals in League Out Nine or Ten Colts AMERICAN LEAGUE ' special the National title dellnqueic > wan n-titeiired > • New York 9 9 act. utiMi 12.918 e•• e Baltimore, May —Satur- tee. regarded as a probable starter W L Pet. GB 471 4 9—AP ! to tDc years in the Natl dial Tra 11 .'er* have registered. Additional —AP—The team, with aeveral Boston 7 11 .3x9 < Great Lakes, Oil. Great Lakes baseball day's 54th running of the Preak-' If he performs satisfactorily today, St. Louis ... 13 5 722 54 Ing School at Washington D lui fund- eXpert.-d |f the Untie )¦ ’ormer major league stars In Its lineup, will* try again today to play ness Chicago 1 077 9 Stakes shaped up today as and Hal Price Megogo. New 4 . '* t 6 f <2 12 Monday liy Federal Judge Ida id -tided to permit Pittsburgh Headley's York 2> v Monday’s ts first big league team. The Sailors' encoufcter with was an effort by nine or ten to .1 «. teacher*, colta * Rejults rhs boy il--s to hool who end- whose Preakness chances were ex- Washington ... :>J games Moim' rained out yesterday and today they were to meet the surprising sec i knock Calumet Farm's Pensive off .14 No scheduled guilty to tin ft of a bundle ot im i ’d a . ent week-long strike when * tremely Chicago ..... 6 500 Today ond place Philadelphia Bluejays—if the weather man Is agreeable. J the pinnacle he attained three days slim. 4 a Games after his escape from the Hoys mn.ned an election on the Issue ••• • • t ago when he whlppel 15 three-year- Other non-Derby colta being Cleveland S 9 471 4'% No games scheduled Vocational School In laniulng be pointed attempt stymie would held Memphis— AP—A crowd estimated at 14,000 saw Whltey Kurowsk! olds In the richest of all Kentucky for an to Boston . 6 9 40" 54 aspirations Philadelphia and Emil Verban, each with a double and two singlet, lead the St. I Derbies. Pensive's triple crown ... 4 9 .t • 54 Louie Cardinals to a 9 to S triumph a star-studded fourth ferry- A, C Ernst s Alorter arrived In were J’latter. the George D Wldc- Detroit .. | 12 28 1 ¦ over of ing group here night In a exhibition game. , Baltimore yesterday, and Pensive, uer son Pilate who won more Monday's Results team last benefit money as juvenile I Gramps Image, (Jay Bit. Skytracer. a than auy of No game* scheduled and Stir Up Derby favorite who the other probables; Mrs. Ethel D Todsy’s Games Jacobs' Stymie, second scheduled TO PRONOUNCE SENTENCE 1 jury In connection with hie report finished third, were scheduled to to Stir Up No gsmes up In the Wood Memorial; Mr* Grand Rapids, Mich.. May »-AP that his car had been stolen by show today. and Six colts were named for today’s Donald H. Peters' Bull Dandy, who NATIONAL LEAGUE Judge Raymond pa- —Federal Fred M. 1 Joseph Harrington, 19-year-old Survivor Stakes, final Pimlico test ran seventh In that same pre Derby W L Pet GB lias set May 19 for sentencing Ern- rolee, who was freed of charges of for the Preakness, hut only two of ; rare. St. Louis . 12 5 7o*> est Hunt, 26, who pleaded guilty transporting a stolen car across them were eligible for the run for Saturday to charges of perjury. state lines Harrington contended the black-eyed susans. Hunt was Indicted by the grand 1 Hunt had loaned him the car. They were W L. Brann's Pico- DAILY CROSSWORD ACBOM DOWN 17 Pstsagcs nr t lnoj 1. Mast 1. Posture from litera- p|r j|h 6 Drink* 2. Chatters ture slowly 3. Malt (volume! 8. Story beverages 20 Bombycld 10. Melody 4. Propsrty moths (b.) 21. Weaken 1 U. Fruit of palm trees 6. Soaks up 25 Sea brigands IE. Open plea completely 28. Native of —.——— ..i„ . 14. Inaacta 6 Persia Lapland 15. 7 27 Caret for Under- Bobbins Vetterdsy’s Amsesi ground 8 Gloeey sur- medically He may not go in with the first wave ... big our part of it is. 3JTe know that, in passage 29 out Pineapple faced cotton Piece 37 hut he keeps stepping on their heels ... spite of growing manpower shortages, (So Am t 16. rroten 11 Platform 30 Quiet »e must meet in Stir full the increasing trans- water It Bang 31 Head covering* 38 For the shells are still whining overhead, 17 Swtaa river 19 Label S-i Entire turn 40 P« rus* portation demands of the armed forces and enemy strafing planes arc still churning 18. Body of no matter how great they become. water the beachhead sands with machine gun 19 Trees yield* mnHHnw-rrirr bullets, when G. I. of the Army And we know that this will call for even Ing rubber Joe, Forces, closer cooperation between the 22 Newr Mexico Service starts hustling in the railroad*
eyes on (abbr.l . . and the shippers and receivers of freight. Keep your supplies . tanks, guns, jeeps, shells, S3. Habitual fc zzzs^zzzz ammunition, medicines, food. drunkard '¦ And to those of you who plan to travel 14 Spigot by rail, we urge once again that you first p* There's nothing glamorous shout this 26. lieutenant 1 consider whether your trip is essential. (abbr.) work-horse job .., 28. Bashful 222 - T ‘T* n For you and wc and G. f. are in this 32. Skill But it's helping win s war for Uncle Sam! Joe 34. Signs as u fight together . . . and only by working correct minutes when Because whether it's from beachhead to together can wc get this bigger job done. 39. Narrow inlet
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38 Grain steeped . kation port . . the transportation of 4n water n -7* fighting equipment is one of the war's 19. Inner court T 2 7" 7 New York Central Fight* Last Night i By Associated PressT New York Aaron Perry, 144'y, Washington, stopped Des Cum- mings. I40'«, British Navy, 5. BUly Cooper, 183, Cleveland, outpointed James Wilklnes, 162. New York, 8 Baltimore—'Curtis Sheppard, IST, Pittsburgh, knocked out Tony Shuc- s co, 184 *. Boston, S. Bobb Driscoll, Annapolis, outpointed Joe Woodley, ISO, Baltimore, 6. Detroit—Freddy Dawson, 137. Chicago, knocked out Lester Young 137H, Philadelphia, 2. Johnny K»t on, 152, Detroit, outpointed John y^Quakty ny Ryan, 151’j, Detroit. 8. NEXT W/HTER SAYS' " YOU HAD BETTER fi|@Pt BUY YOUR w COKE NOW" It's still a far cry from winter's cold. . .hut it's never too early to start getting in your supply of coke...and the sooner the better! Uncle • Sam needs all rails and transportation facilities and it is up to you. and us. to help alleviate the strain upon important traffic centers bv spreading out-fuel orders instead of waiting to order at the first sign of cold weather. Do place your orders over the summer months so that the load of delivering won’t fall in too short a period. We urge you to Order Your Coke Now and be ready when winter rolls around. » ¦- WMKMjil'MuunWiUl ¦! ; -UV MVmil H. A ? \ . COKE PRICES Screened Coke per ton $9.90 plus tax Coke Breeze per ton $6.90 plus tax i • HAUL YOUR OWN Coke and Breeze is now available at the yard at 75c per ton less than above prices. YOUR CITY GAS DEPARTMENT 111 PEARL PHONE 70 fru II r4+mmw%* rm,*»wer-•. f- .•* f • e