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… SPORTS SECTION ig 5kO :4Ia itxj SECTION TWO ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1940 Miehigan State. don wirtelufter's I - DAILY DOUBLE EN ROUTE TO ANN ARBOR, Oct. 1.-A speeding train is whirling through the night. The vast prairies of our great country are rolling by my window. We are approaching Omaha. This magnificent trip is almost a memory. Tomorrow, a train will come to a halt in little Ann Arbor town, as several trains hav...…

… Editorial Spheres of JIr IIfr iguu I)aittj Weather Fair. VOL. Ll. No. 2 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1940 30 PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS Coast Experts Rate Harmon Finest Player Seen In West Hard Blocking Wolverines Vanquish Golden Bears In Season's First Game; Sub Backs Promising Game With Spartans To Provide Real Test (Special To The Daily) By DON WIRTCHAFTER ENROUTE TO ANN ARBOR, Sept. 30.-The Golden West will never fo...…

…PAGE TWO--SECTION T'WO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1946 Wolverine Grid Team Faces Long Series Of Tough I Iattles Sharpe, Soph Grid Prospect, Once Played Rugby In England Michigan State Spartans To Invade Robert, The Football Player, Dismays Chef, Nine Assistants Ann Arbor For Varsity ' Next Test' Let there be no nistake about this. 'This is a "color" story. Yarns entitled "From Rags to Riches" or "How Bob Bemis' Perse- ve...…

… PAGE TWO-SECTION ONE THE MICHIGAN DATLY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1940 4 I 582 Register For Fraternity' Rushing Week The 41 general fraternities -with chapters at the University have a group of 582 registered rushees from which to pick their pledge classes during the current 12-day rushing period, according to Blaz Lucas, '41, president of the Interfraternity Coun- cil. Registration figures released by the Council late yesterday indicate tha...…

…/ TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1940 THE MIHTICAN IATTy PAGE REE .- F'CTIOV A + a + v aa. a v .[ .a. J.t .[' . L 1.1 1 a a .va au aaa:-,yae..11111Va vv to j Watson, Louis, McNeill Highlight Summer Sports I vents '1 Reporter Stymied In Grid Quiz Michigan's Ex- Track Captain Wins National Decathlon Title An enemy grid scout dropping in to the Waterman gym in search of information about the Michigan football team last Thursday and Fri- day d...…

… TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1940 THE MICUTC.'AN D A TT.V PAGE TIREE SECTION 0 .HEu"",,.T.A_.. ,.T V. a "v 171 .1 .4 A A 1 .CV.11L 1 ..P 1. .I "" ","""" PAC " "TIIREI '-- .. is lN f 1NK wa Dorms Present Classical Music Program Daily West Quadrangle Will Give Record Concerts Nightly In L.A. Strauss Library Concerts of recorded classical mus- ic will be presented every night for residents of the West Quadrangle in the Louis A. Strauss Memorial Lib...…

…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1940 PAGE FOUR-SECTION TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ?AAE FOUR-SECTION TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Hudson, Rowell Given Acclaim As Yearlings A survey of the leading rookies during the 1940 Major League base- ball season merely serves to prove what baseball men have long known, that trying to pick the outstanding first year men in advance is like try- ing to say whether Roosevblt will run for a fifth term. Take for example the case...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FOUR-SECTION ONE r TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________________________i A Half-Century In Retrospect: The Daily's 50th Anniversary "Going Our Way?" Edited and managed by students of the tiniversity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Pre...…

…OCTOBER 1, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE-SECTION TWO OCTOBER 1, 1940 PAG1!~ FIVE-SECTION TWO Last Year's Frosh Grid Squad Proves Capable Varsity Timber r Mast year as the freshman football squad went through gruelling scrim- mage after scrimmage against the varsity, with little or no chance of glory, many of the yearlings won- dered if it was worth it. They were beaten and battered, but consider- ably toughened. Today finds some of...…

…T14F MICHIC A N D A TT.V rMIP-QIPMirtvv nvv- 1_______________________,__ .. . 1±YA 1 t,.. . L 1. 1 5?11 .1. T-I M C IE N lb -mTL V P E'r 'V rh~'m Llx.45EA AVG--SCI 'VIV UI Honor Systern Permnits nigue Eng'inerg Dea, Crawford, Has Followed Powers In Control Of Students Experiences in all phases of en- B.S. Degree in civil engmeering, Dean ford joined a combat regiment of ginfring rom minin-t t + C°i _ Unique in its function and ideal-...…

… PAGE SIX--SECTION TWO THE MICHIC AN D A TT.V TURK I A V APT"TWV, 1 14Aa a aHL 1 Mat.H 11AN1n V 1'!.1 TE11l AI £111Njl.+ 7 1 i1a L' ALA I , tit 1 t nr rt 1, l:t u Pingel Marked As Tom Harmon Spartan Gridder Performs As Michigan's Star Jim Pingel, brother of Johnny Pin- gel, All-American halfback at Mich- igan State in 1938, has been given the task of playing the part of Mich- igan's Tom Harmon on the Spar- tan's practice "Wolverine" eleve...…

…PAGE SPX--SECTION ONE --1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tt'FISDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1940 PAGE SIX-SECTTO?~ ONI~ - TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1949 Japan Joins Up The Axi Nearly neglected for the past year by the spotlight of war, Japan last' month reminded war-torn Europe and Continental-wise U. S. that the Rising Sun had not sunk below the horizon. Taking front and center with a lightning jab at French Indo- China, Nippon's heads late last week again rattled sab...…

… GENERAL NEWS LL 131Pit 4:3ait SECTION THREE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1940 Prof. Emswiler, Noted Engineer, Dies In His Home East Quadrangle Supplements Dormitory Accommodations Sellouts Predicted For Choral Union Concerts BySink Chairman Of Mechanical Engineering Department Famed For Research Served On College FacultySince 1906 Prof. John Edward Emswiler, for- mer chairman of the mechanical en- gineering department,...…

… Y, OCTOBER 3, 1940 THR MTf iyire A RT n A TT V ^"",ITCT'1 i A T T A Ti PAGE SEVEN "' 'lr t Prof. Haber Granted Leave For Semester, Insuring Plan Is Sponsored By Congress Fire, theft and complete general coverage on personal property may now be purchased by students at about one-third its usual price under a plan sponsored by Congress, In- dependent Men's Association. This is possible through a group plan, whereby reductions are avail- ...…

… THREE THE ICI IGAN -T1 ATT.V IElviY irt.&V ~ ... l. +. mm ismU..U4 mm m y t . 1. L '.U LU. 1 .rill'~J TIF M CT iI' r~ T M!)DAI, VL:TUISER 1, 1940 Story Of Champ Hitch-Hiker Bigger Than Editor Expected Directs Center li Freshmen,.Read This Sad Tale Of Poor Willie Vanderbilt, '44 By HERVIE HAUFLER The Daily just wanted a little story, not a book. We heard that Bob Friers, one of the University's Inore famous young men, was arriv- in...…

…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHI(GAN DAILY THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1940 ----._ Prof. LaRue Describes Nature Of Expedition Tio Bolivian Wilds °I By EMILE GELE Before setting sail Sept. 27 for the jungles of Bolivia, Prof. Carl D. La- Rue of the botany department dis- patched a special message to The Daily explaining his commission to4 represent the Department of Agricul- ture in an expedition for rubber re-c search vital to American defenseI plans. "My...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE-SECTION THREE1 University Extension Courses Are Announced By Dr. Fisher Rooms, Loans, Jobs, Advice? ' Courses to be offered by the Uni- 1 versity Extension Service during the coming semester have been announc- ed by Dr. Charles A. Fisher, directorr of the Service. Non-credit and credit courses madet up generally of 17 two-hour meet- ings and consisting of lectures, dis-c cussions, assigned readings, and ex-...…

… THREE THE MICNTf. AV 1) A TT.V Enthusiastic Response Given 1940 Ten-Concert Choral Series Sink Predicts Every Concert Will Be Sellout Heavy Demand Reported For Season Tickets; First Concert Oct. 23 (Continued from Page 1) they delighted 1uc cities last year in less than five months. (5) The appearance on Nov. 7 of Rudolph Serkin, Czechoslovak pian- ist, whose brilliance was first ac- claimed locally after a dynamic ren- dition of Beethove...…

….1940 TTE MICTGTAN D ATLy PAt*lr,.rrvv--QvlyrTAv rru-ovv .a:-' u . , A.a I JUL.i v.. r. . a5.w.. 1! 112,73.A. L" .1. .;ef , rA £ V B yR c:l£Ar "IA Z15E!@ 1 a I" I- . A -a 1 Faculty Artists Will Present Concert Series Musical Series Will Begin Nov. 3; To Be Given In Lydia Mendelssohn Will These Frosh Kneel To'43? History Shows Ups And Downs Among the features planned by the University School of Music for the coming year is a series of...…

… SIX-SECTION THREE THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, UNIV CHARLES ER S ITY MU S I C R-L S 0 C IETY Conductor A. SINK, President OF THE THOR JOHNSON, UNIVERSI TY OF MI C HIGf4N PRESENTS THE SIXTY -SECOND ANNURL C H 0 I A L U S N 0 N S 'ONCE IT J R Serge Koussevitzky Dimitri Mitropoulos WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 MARIAN ANDERSON . Contralto THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7 RUDOLF SERKIN Pianist MONDAY, NOVEMBER ...…

…WOMEN'S SECTION IL 4 Ar 4w .Jitr4t g an 4:IaitA SECTION FOUR ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1940 League Facilities Will Be Explained During'Fortnight' Never Put Of f Until Tomorrow. .. F--,- Senior Society To Sponsor Teas, Dances; Assembly BanquetWill Be Climax If you freshmen should be con- fronted by an earnest, intelligent and not unpersonable young woman af- ter rushing is all over, you may be justified in thinking that...…

… IAGE TWO--SECTION FOUR THF: MlelTI .: A N D d TT.V oll nvfmclmAAr nr"rvtuvn I ttwn 1___ _ _11__ __ _ _""__ _.U..a 1 i .1 1 lA .1 A1. .H. 1\ LH1 tl .L I .'1{71 h:~W'E )VAI. OUOBER*. 194 9 Merit System Awards Points For Activities Women's Activity And Service Center Group Housing Plan Expands C0lorful Bedroom Decorations Re juvenate Class-Laden Student League Credit Is Received By All Women Who Do Extracurricular Work In an explanati...…

…yTUES8DAY, OCTOBER 1, 1940 Local Linguist Will Continue StudyGroups Foreign Language Students Will Be Aided In Work' By Mrs. Ruth L. Wendt By JANET HIATT Begining her second year in the, official capacity of language coun- selor for the women's dormitories on - campus, Mrs. Ruth Wendt, will again use her wide experience in foreign countries to assist language students in the University. Mrs. Wendt began her work here last fall, when in her cap...…

… PAGE FOUR-SECTION FOUR -R .... .. .. G £ J. i.. ATU. S... IMrTT?..gTVAY_ nP ARIM 1 1 *An _... _. ..,.. ,...... ...................... .Ijqy H2 , ' , , vi1rUn 1, 1A4 f Gay Accessories Add Distinction To Classic Campus Clothes Leopard Muff, Hat To Match, Will Be Worm Fur Trimming On Cuff And Pockets Enhance Lines OfSimple Coat By FRANCES MENDELSON One of the nicest ideas that the American designers have collectivel3 agreed upon in the...…

…Y, OCTOBER 1, 1940 THE MICHIGANa ~ E..U ~~ TIAT3.. JA I PAGE ME-SECTION O Jumpers, Boy Suits, Baseball Caps Are Among New Styles New Styles Reminiscent Of Old But Total Effects Are Opposite Jumpers Were Novelties! In 1930. With Skirts Longer And Slimmer By FRANCES MENDELSON Just fresh from an intensive tour of the college shops and full of the really NEW ideas that the fashion magazines had to offer, it came as something of a shock to ou...…

…i PAGE SIX-SECTION FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. OCTOBER 1. 19 Opportunities Offered By C. A. A. For Women To Obtain Pilot Licence _. By RHODA LESHINE So you want to learn to fly. And you never knew how to go about ac- complishing that secret desire. Will you be able to do it? Thus go the questions prompted-by the opportunities offered by the CivilI Aeronautics Administration. In an-I swer to the complexity of flying, Prof. Willia...…

… Weather little Change In Temperature L Bk iau j1aiItg Editorial Conversation At A Bar . . VOL. LII. No. 3 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1941 Z-SZS PRICE FIVE CENTS FDR Believed To Be Seeking Neutrality Act Am endments President May Authorize Merchant Ship Arming, ShipmentsTo Canada Provisions To Hold In Combat Zones WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-(AP)- President Roosevelt was reported re- liably today to b considering a re- quest tC...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY AVEDNTSPAV, O OBE'R i 1941 PAGE TWO WEflNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1941 Band Workig On Formations, For Iowa Game Revelli Working New Men Into Shape For Initial Formal Appearance Its first formal appearance less than a week away, the University Marching Band, under the direction of Prof. William D Revelli, has com- pleted its organization and is now' hard at work preparing formations for Saturday's game. Although the ba...…

… ".19THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE'THREE 70,000 Fans Expected At World Series Davis Named Likely Hurler For Dodgers - I PORTFOLIO PS " New Rule Survives Test 0 Please Don't Drop Ashes B HAL WILSONx Daily Sports Editor Michigan Captain Rips Open State Line | 'Recd' For Are Ruffing Yankees; Made 2-1 Will Start Bombers Favorites (Continued from Page 1) NEW, YORK, Sept. 30.-(AP World Series Facts and Figures: Teams-New York Yankees, Amer...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MTCHTAN DATTY WEDNE~SDAY, OCTOBR 1. 1941 1 ll1 81 1 V A 1\ L Cy .i. L J.. " ua.na 1 uvaiaa . iI fV i/i)lilV 1, 1JY1 J. The Michigan Daily I . * Reprinted l >,fBy Request By TOM THUMB i Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associat...…

… WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1941 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIFE __ Theatre Committees To Announce Arts To Hold viass Meeting English Correspondent Reports Tc Gabardine Is Classic Assembly Tea F' ". I. Season Plans /< ,. > 4' 0 14-% 'e . . r~ I A ' 0 - -- - T' __ - A1I7- 7 r r 1, 4 Transfers And Sophomores Invited To Assist Dramatists With Sub-Committee Work A mass meeting for all who are in- terested in Theatre-Arts, committ...…

…I 11 MICHTEAN- DAIS, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1, 1941 :. v ate, i s a.r Al, i u ". ... _ _ _ _ -....... - - -- - ----------- - :. 5:... x 1 III v i Conservation Institute To Hold Two Day Meeting Here Oct.8-9 Discussion of the leading conserva- greet the delegates at lunch, Oct. 8 tion problems of both state and na- after which a round table on local tion will feature the meetings of the projects will be held. Later in the Conservation Ins...…

…SNOW REMOVAL See Page 6 Y Latest Deadline in the State Daii4 FAIR, COOLER VOL. LVI, No. 7 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1 PRICE FIVE CENTS 'Tie-In Sales' At U.S. Navy Sheds 'Good Will' Label Game Protested * * * * * * * * Stutdent's Letter... To the Editor: The first game of the Michigan schedule has been played, and the upperclassmen are still not sitting in the choice seats. But strangely enough, this is not the s...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1946 m DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Irate Students Change Cheer Special 'To 1Ithe Daily ANN ARBOR, Sept. 30.-Con- flicting reports concerning the quality of the seats occupied by Mt4 RKHAM ADVISES: Beep Atomic Bomb Secret; Stop Soviet Expansion Now Publication in The Daily Official Bul- letin is constructive notice to all mem- bers of the University. Notices for the Bulletin should be sent ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TEMEE ,, Crisler Likes 'M'Showing Deelares Wolverine Passing Attack Good Coach "Fritz" Crisler, at his usual Monday quarter-back session yes- terday, declared he was very pleased with the general showing of his Wol- verine eleven in their initial 1946 grid battle, despite some obvious rough spots common to opening day tilts. He pointed out that the line wasn't boxing in Ben Raimondi and' the other Hoosier aerialists ...…

…PAGE FOUR~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1946 U Fifty-Seventh Year cLteri GO th ecLitor BILL MAULDIN Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff Robert Goldman ...................... Managing Editor Milton Freudenheim.................Editorial Director ClaytonDickey.........................City Editor Mary Brush .................…

…TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1946 THE PMICHIGZAN DnATIy - 11 E 111\J 11VL11\ /J 11L1 JrMtXih [' i Y l:i Assembly To Hold Show At League Independent Women To Witness Skit Contest, Housemothers' Version of Tasks The Fortnight Show, which was initiated by Assembly last year, will be presented for independent women at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow in the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre of the League. The program will include a skit contest between several women's d...…

…SI THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1946 __________________________________________________________________________________________ I I INDUSTRIAL BABY: AAF Vet Establishes Snow Removal Firm in Ann Arbor Campus Highlights 1.* By BOB WARREN There is something new under the September sun. It is one of Ann Arbor's youngest industrial babies-The Public Serv- ice Company, specializing in sidewalk snow removal. Nothing more complicated...…

…STUDENT RIGHTS See Page 4 co Lw 43ZU 74Ia tii4 WARMER, WITH SHOWERS Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVHI, No. 8 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS Med School Grads Arrive For Reunion Estimate 1,000 , Alumni to Attend An estimated 1,000 doctors from all parts of the country are ex- pected to attend the third trien- nial alumni reunion of the Uni- versity Medical School to be held here tomorrow through Satu...…

…THE MICHIGAN D OAILY E POSSIBLE EPIDEMIC: Students Advised To Build Up Resistance Against Colds By JIM MARCHEWKA Sufficient rest and the avoid- ance of overheated rooms during sudden chilly spells will insure re- istance against a cold, Dr. War- zen E, Forsythe, Director of the health Service, advised yesterday in the face of a possible cold epi- demic on the campus. -4 "If possible, duck out of the "'verheated room and keep well Llothed whi...…

…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1947 qw THE MICHIGAN DAILY .. . s Initial Sailing Meet Draws Five Schools Saturday and Sunday, October 4 and 5 mark the dates of the Michigan Sailing Club's first fall meet, on the waters of Whitmore Lake. Besides Michigan, five schools will participate. Denison, North- western, Michigan State and Youngstown will be joined by Bradley University of Ohio in the Club's Association Meet. All of the schools except Bradley...…

… 'qow - THE MICHIGAN DAILY V1TDNT S1AY, OTOER1, 94 t Fifty-Eighth Year tilg MATTER OF FACT: Decline and Fall? BILL MALIN .-- C +. . "' . -: ,, 'K dte and managed by students of the Uni- ty of Michigan under the authority of the fd in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff SCampben ...................Managing Editor i e Recht......................., (:ity Editor Wt Finlayson..............Editorial Director 1c8 Mintz........…

…__TIEMICHIGAN -DAIL_._ Societies, Clubs To Hold Meetings Today ALL MEMBERS of Scroll are notified of an impottant meeting to be held at 5 p.m. today in the Garden Room of the League. Members are requested to bring fountain peng. VYVERN members are asked to attend a meeting to be held at 5 p.m. today in the League. The the bulletin board at the main desk. * * * MEETING of the dance captains for the social danc- ing classes will be held at 5 ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ) Hari NG PROBLEM: Fifteen Hundred Students TakeStudy Courses by Mail Some fifteen hundred Univer- sity students never give the Ann Arbor housing shortage a second thought. The explanation is that they don't live on campus at all, but are enrolled in correspondence study courses from such far-off places as Korea, Egypt, parts of South America, India, and Ger- many. A good share of the "mail- order" students live in Michi...…

… LAX LEGISLATURE See Page 4 It 4ir a t CLOUDY NO CHANGE Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 10 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ruthven Hits Threats to Liberal Educatior n * * * U.S. Renews Offer To Tell Atoin Secret Charges Soviets Block Control PARIS-(P)- The United States renewed its offer to give the rest of the world the secret o- the atomic bomb and blamed Russia for blocking international ...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 1, 1948 1i FRIDY, CT0E ,e14 LATIN, GREEK STUDIES: Classical Courier Seeks To Stimulate Education By HERB ROVNER The University Department of Classical Studies has for the past six years been publishing a small mimeographed newspaper, The Clas- sical Courier, which reaches some 700 Latin and Greek high school teachers throughout Michigan and neighboring states. Originally the paper sought only...…

…ruIDY~ OTOBEt~ ~ 198 PA~E-TI-- FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 1,, 1948+ 'TIE ,IICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THRE . THE 'LIT' BABY: Humanities Course Enters Second Year V AUGHAN BIG PARTY: 'Vickie' Vaughan Coeds Plan Fete for Dispossessed Males 4.9 The much-discussed "baby" of the Literary College curriculum celebrates its first birthday this fall. Humanities 1 and 2, or the "Great Books Course," is now en- tering the second year of a planned two-year trial p...…

…PAGV, FOTU THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1949 r ,,.m _. _ _, _ , , Lax Legi PLENTY OF PEOPLE are frightened these ; days, scared of their own- shadows. The Student Legislature Wednesday night was so scared it almost wrote its own suicide note. And it looks from here as though most of the members are afraid of the wrong things. Or just plainly too ignorant to do other than vote against "that bunch of radicals." It. seems pretty o...…

… FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ME rRfl~AY, OQ~OB1~U 1, 1948PAGE FIVE On t4ei4tje By MARJE SCHMIDT There may be no garland of roses about, no Bump Elliott, Bob Chappuis, et al, but there will be football at Ann Arbor once again this weekend which will clothe the campus in its most pleasant at- mosphere--the color, singing, cheering and partying which always ac- company these games. Various fraternities have planned their...…

…"AGE IX TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1948 _ ___ _ _ _ v__ . 1'> {A: Yanks, Red Sx AM Mik w in as In ians Y a k e e t A :,1 a B osox W a llo p N :; OS,7 - 3 CRISLER SIGNS PAIR: Swanson, Murphy Fill Track, Tennis Vacancies ait SPIURTS DICK HURST, Night Editor (By The Associated Press) The Boston Red Sox postponed the fatal day of reckoning in the American League race by hammer- against Detroit. It hope. was a thinI Tw...…