ATHLETICS BOW
TIED ill YANKS
WAITE HOYT AND EARL WHITE
HILL BOTH MALTREATED BY
THEIR OPPONENTS
DETROIT, May 13, (/P)—With a
crowd of 45,000 making life misera
ble for the outfielders the Detriot
“Tigers” shoved the Yankees down
into a tie for first place with the
Athletics who were rained out in
Cleveland.
Waite Hoyt was maltreated with
16 hits in seven innings before Hug
gins substituted Ed Wells, once a
“Tiger” himself. Six of the “Tiger”
blows were “ground rule” doubles.
Earl Whitehill suffered even
more from special rules for the
Yanks eight hits were doubles into
the crowd. Stoner quelled the
Yankee uprising in the ninth which
threatened to overturn the three
run lead which the “Tigers” enter
ed the inning.
Whitehill walked Ruth and Geh
rig them let Meusel single scoring
Ruth. With two on base and Laz
zeri ud, “Bucky” Harris inserted
Stoner and Lazzeri sent a fly to
Heilmann.
Both the Yanks and the Athletics
have won 13 games and lost six.
The Athletics come here tomorrow
for three games.
ROOSEVELT FOR GOVERNOR
WASHINGTON, May 13, (JP)—
President Hoover is considering ap
pointing Theodore Roosevelt as
governor of Porto Rico, as an ap
rxuntment of a successor to Gover
nor Horace M. Towner is not ex
pected to be made for three or four
months.
The Admiral Watson, of the P.
S. S. Co., is due to arrive in port
tomorrow morning from the south,
westbound.
THE PLOT THICKENS!
BERLIN, May 13, (JP)—Carrying
six persons, including a beautiful
but unnamed girl, the airplane
“Flying Pupil” under command of
Oapt. Ahrenberg, flew from Dessau
to Malmoe. It will hop-off across
the Atlantic for the United States
soon.
Father George H. Woodley ar
rived in Seward last evening from
Anchorage.
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BRIDGE RECOMMENDED
SAN FRANCISCO, May 13, tfP)—
A measure in the California legis
lature authorizing the construction
oi a San Francisco bay bridge was
recommended for passage by the
assembly committee. The bill will
not go to the governor.
HEARST’S DRY ANSWER
WASHINGTON, May 13, (/P)—
William Randolph Hearst's state
ment on law enforcement, printed
in the Congressional Record on a
motion of Senator Millard E. Tyd
ings, democrat of Maryland, was a
| reply to president Hoover’s recent
.speech on law enforcement in New
'York city.
BELIEVE IT OR NOT
WASHINGTON, May 13, (/P)—
;With resumption of inquiry into
ifctivities of the International
Paper & Power Co., in acquiring
I newspapers, William Lavarre and
Harold Hal who acted as the com
Dany’s agents in the purchase of
four southern papers, revealed they
'tried without success to buy a doz
en other papers in the south.
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HUNDREDS ABOARD
SEATTLE, May 12 (/P)—Otsego,
a Libby McNeill ship, and one of
the last ships in the fleet to sail
for the cannery at Bristol Bay
this year, sailed with 750 cannery
men and fishermen. She carried
.a full cargo of cannery supplies.
The Otsego will remain in the
North during the summer.
The Perry L. Smithers of the
Northwestern Fisheries company
vessel sailed for the same destina
tion with 375 cannery employes
and fishermen. Aboard was a full
cargo of supplies for Nushagak and
Naknek. The vessel will remain
in the Northern water until Au
ust.
BOMBED A DAIRY
CHICAGO, May 13, (/P)—Three
men were arrested in connection
with the bombing of a dairy plant
and hostelry.
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