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La gaceta., 1941-04-11

rior. sino de igIal 6 igual, de 9.
rnigo a amigo, de hernano a
hermano...
La democracia, sin embargo,
reconoce los meritos del talento,
de la bondad y de la rilueza
oien ad4uirida.
FL Pan-Americanismo ha Gle
significar reSpeto, aprecio y "a
fectuosa consideration; ell pan
americanismo ha de ser de la
bios afuera y de labios adentro,
81 ha de extenderse, grocer y
fructificar; Ell pan-americanis-
mo de las enganifas, de la insin-
ceridad, debe ser Dorado y ex-
tinguido.
Pan-americanismo de todos los
dias, no de un solo dia; pan-ame
ricanismo que convierta los dis
curses y a~rtfculos de los peri6-
dicos en- noble y preciosos enten-
dimientos; pan-americanismo
democratico, que no sirva a los
fines de los dictadores de la A
merica y haga de cada indivi-
duo intelligence un vocero o pa
ladin del AMERICANISMO au
t6ntico, que es rubio y trigueno,
calmudo y vehemente, bilin-
giie w.. es doble. pero puede ser
Uno mediante la verdad y ell mt
tue amor.
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TRACTION, pero de icusl q tSual. $
sobre an memo principle do II.
bertad, entire los hombres y los
pueblos de America.
La colonia latina anna la liber
tad Y defiende la democracia
7ero pide libertad y democracia
aqui y libertad Y democracia en-
la otra America
No cree ell pueblo de Tampa,
que habla los idiomas espahoi
e italiano, en- un p~an-america-
nismo cacareado e hipocrit6n /;
sino en- un pan-americanismo lie
gitimo, de amistad estrecha Y
firme.
La labor pan-americanista de-
be empezar en- Tampa, donde So
habla bastante, pero sc hace
muy POGO para conseguir que
los norteamericanos vean en- los
Iatinos decentes y honrados a a.
mericanos como ellos, no EEK
t~ranjeros' por raz6n de llevar
apellidos que no son ingleses,
Tan americana eS ell senior a.
~pellidado Jones o Smith, que vi
no de Inglaterra o Sus familia-
! res vinieron de l%nglaterra, CO.
mo ell senior apelidaido Perez
que naci6 aqui Y suS familiares
vinieron de Cuba o Espana.
La tendencia anti-pan-ameri-
canista, por aca, es mantenerse
que ellos son americanoS, por
"virtud" de sus apellidos anglo.
sajones, y que los otros los de
apellido espanol, etc, no son a.
mericanos...
FL pan-americanismo, tai CO
nosotros 10 entendemos, no
tiene por base exclusive unos
discursitos mas o menos cargaa
dos de erudici6n, sine la conduc
ia en- ell trato personal, de veci
no a vecino, y despues en- la re-
laci6n de naci6n a naci6n o de
pueblo a pueblo.
Tan americana puede ser
Smith o Butler como Perez y
Valdes, y viceversa; pero 81
Smith Sc empena en- asumir una
actitud de superioridad, "pater-
nalista", Perez la rechazara y
Valdes la despreciara.
La relaci6n en- la democracia
no es de mayoral a esclavo o de-
superhombre a individuo infe-
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Tenida Blanca

TeRida Blanca
En- los salones de la Legion
Americana Sc efectuara hoy Il
"Tenida Blanca" auspiciada por
las Logias Progreso No. 81 {
Ideal No. SIS, de la Orden ODD
Fellows.
Con esta tenida la referida Or
den conmemora su 1927 aniver-
sario.
I'm amend prOgrama han pre-
parade, en- ell que figuran la bal.
larina espanola Srta. Aida La
Prida, Mercedes Sanchez, Joa :
qufn Barcena, Maine Ferlita,
las hermanas Dolly y Jean Eche
yarria, Osceola Fernandez. Glo-
ria Caruso y la Srta. Adamo.
La aperture del acto esta a
largo del Sr. Salvador Llosa, el
que actuara de Maestro de Cere-
monias.
Asistiran los familiares y
miembros de ambas Logias, e in
vitados.
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P~alpitaciones dc
la %colonia latina
PAN-AMERICANISMO

La colonia latina tiene del
-Pan-Americanismo un alto con-
cepto.
Cubanos, espaholes e italia
nos antifascistas Green en- la me-
ceSidad de una estrecha Union
entire la America de habla in
glesa V la America de habla es-
pamela y portuguese,
Ell criterio de la colonia latina
sc hasa en- ell deSeo de la mayor
amistad y la mayor compene-
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AnimGd0 Party

Con una Selecta concurrencia
celebr6 anoche su anunciadc
party" la simpatica Secci6n dc
del Circulo Cubano.
AL mismo asistieron los miem
bros de las Secciones de Damas
Recreo en- pleno, como tam =
bi6n algunos directivos y los que
tomaron parte en- la comparsa
de La Verbena.
Hubo juegos de pasatiempo
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Pr6rimG BodG

Para ell dia &c del mes en- cur
so estan anunciadoS los espon-
sales de la Srta. Matilde Cabre.
ra Y Ell joven Rodolfo Mora.
Ell matrimonio tendra efecto
en- la Residential de la Srta. Ca
brera, en- ell 1904 de la D6cima
avenida.
Oportunamente deremus otros
pormenores.
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social Y otros entretenimientos.
La concurrencia fue esplendi
damente obsequiada con refres-
cos y cakes"
Certamen de Si1npatfa

ut
En- ell mes de mayo las Her
manas del Bien Publico" verifi-
caran una gran fiesta infantil y
concurso de simpatia.
En- ell escrutinio llevado a e.
fecto, resultaron electas aspiran
ties las ninas Graciela Tomas
Argelia Valdes, Joyce Va0queA
V Marian Glamour.
La fiesta tiene caracter social
Los no socios tendran que abo
mar una pequena canridad.
Una popular orQuesta tendra
a su cargo la parts bailable.
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F. R. L. Club

+. IL. l.. Ctu6
.Esta novel organlAaclUn social
efectuara ell pr6ximo sabado u.
ma magnifica fiesta bailable ell
los espaciosos salones del coliseo
de la Isla Davis.
Los componentes de esta orga
nizaci6n, deseosos de presentar
un conjunto de merito Y sin re-
parar en- gastos, han contratado
los servicios de la orquesta Jim
ME Livingston" integradO pOr
)nce p~rofesores Y que ha radia
do en- distintas OcasiOnes pOr
las cadenas CHS, NBC y MBS.
ESta fiesta ha sido denomina-
da Easter Sunrise Dance" y
empezara a las IL de la ncOhe.
Esta sera la unica presenta-
ci6n de este afamado cOnjuntO,
en- esta ciudad.
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Para pintar mejor 81
casa, compre la pintura
B. L. P, vendida exclu-
sivamente por King
Hardware. ga. avenida
y Gale Is.
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OpeTada

OpeTuda
En- la manana de hoy fue so
metida a una operation la joven
Sra. Luisa Fernandez, esposa de
mi particular amigo Alfredo
Fernandez.
La practice ell DR.. Parsons NJ.
Garcia.
La gaceta., 1941-04-11

Permanecera ell dia de hoy en-
Ell sanatorio Y manana sera tras-
ladada a su domicilio.
Nuestros mejores deseos por-
que pronto Sc recobre del TODD.
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NOTAS SOCIALES
(PoR MARIO RODRIGUEZ

Srta. Josefina Ramil Y Rafael
Artigas.
La fiesta Sc prolongara hasta
las ocho Y media de la noche.
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RHEUMATISM

ReLIRVu PAIN IN PnW MINUTES
To relieve the tcrturlng pain Of Rheuma-
tiam. Neuritis, NedEalga O Lumbago, In .
few minutes, get the Doctors formula
EURITO. Dependable-no opiates, no mar
eotics. Doe the work quiekly-must relieve
SruA pain, 10 your satiafaction In Q few
minutes o. money bach ct Druggist's. Donb
@zH@. Usa NURIr0 on this guarantees today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Thompson
Wins i'm
Regatta

Chuck Thompson was the only
Detroit winner in the first annual
Oakland County outdoor regatta at
Sylvan Lake yesterday as 1l5 pi-
lots from throughout the nation
raced on the six-event program.
Thompson's boat logged TO VIC
tory in the Class A .hydroplane
race. Lew Cooper of Pontiac fin
ished second in the Class c hydro
plane event and Ed Thettaplace of
Midland trailed him for a third.
Phil Smith of Jackson, who fin
ished second in the service run
about class, was the only other
winner from Michigan.
The complete results:
Service Runsbout-won by Joe wester-
Mich. second, A! Duncan. Cleveland, o..
third
Midret Hydropiane-w Won by Pete Rush.
CAmonsburg Pa Bob MacFsydeu. Jersey
CITY. y. J, second Don Cramer. Chicago
third
class A HyaroplaneN-W by chuck
Thompson. Detroit Paul WEARY Nuncie
Ind second Ted Thomas, TOLEDO. o.
Grass Hydropsne Won hy Paul Weary
Muncie. ina. Harry Vogts, Madison. Tvs
second. Harry Kiesaber. Cleveland, o.
'ihird.
class c Hydropsne-won by Milford
Harrison EermiiOn. o Lew Cooper Pom
tac. second I'd Thettaplace, Midland
Mich third.
Class r Hydroplane By Harry
vogts. Madison Wis. Tom Gore Miami
Beach, Fla. second George Misbey, Cleye-
and o, third
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Ben Hogan Adds
$1,000 Prize

CHICAGO, July 21.-"The little
man who is always there"a-that's
Ben Hogan, the l40-pound pack
age Of links dynamite who as OF
today has not been out of the
money in his last 80 golf tourna-
ments. and the fellow who almost
made runaway of the 1871 Chi
cago Open.
Hogan's first money Of $1,000
increased his lead in the money
winning department for the year.
He now has earned 81, 567. Other
money winners were Craig Wood,
$3.50; Dick Metz. $3.50; Jim Fer
rier $3.50. and Lloyd Mangruim,
$40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Anderson Joins
Club Champs
BY VI. r. DRUKENBROD

Bill Anderson. at the top of his
game Of late has Joined the in.
creasng list Of new golf club
champions He won the title yes.
terday at Western by defeating
Chuck Petoskey, 3D.. in the final
He succeeds Roland Weyand as the
title-holder Two weeks ago Ander.
son set a new course record of 81
at Western, under the former
mark. In the first fight final. Ace
Sherwood won from Paul Smiley
p.
Another championship was de-
cided yesterday Harold Stewart OF
Tam O'Shanter winning the Pom
tlac city crown In a 36-hole medal
play event over the city course
Stewart had rounds Of - and Il
his IA enabling him 10 edge out
last year s winner, Noel Fraser by
single stroke
It's A rare weekend when al
least one hole-ln-one isn't reported
Yesterday there were two. Howard
Temple aced the l33-yard fourth
hole at Colony Club. while A
Statchel got one on the I25-yard
fourteenth az Worthwhile. Both
swung No. Z iron.
Bob Fife, University OF Michigan
golfer, captured medal honors ir
the qualifying play of the club
champion tournament at Oakland
Hills. He'had 75-79-15i.
Willie Turnesa made a combined
business and golf trip which TOOK
him 10 Chicago and Albany. y. Y.
winning one by capturing 4thc
championship in the Roberts RooSt
Invitational tournament in the
latter city The former Nationa
Amateur champion defeated Jacl
Crcavy of New York. 6-5, in the
final
In the best ball championship
tournament at Red Run. two
strong teams were upset yeSter
day Billy Taylor and w. {. Var
Dresser were defeated by DR.. 3. J
Roach and Paul Billings Jr.. anC
Les Townsend and w r. Hall wer,
eliminated by G. NJ. Johnson anC
Fletcher Renton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
HighIigh+s
In Sports
BY International New. service

American League pennant
race, barring remote possible
ties. settles down to a Yankee
Indian fight.
Nations outstanding net stars.
headed by Don Mcneil, begin
play in the annual Seabright
Invitation tourney.
Ben Hogan shoots T. hole
score Of 274-1Q under par-to
win Chicago Open golf tourna-
ment.
Field Of champions awaits this
weeks st. Paul ST 500 Open golf
meet.
Our Boots. Blue Pair and
Bushwhacker loom as only prob
able starters against Whirlaway
in Saturdays rich Arlington
classic.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Hing Off for Dade
Jockey Who Led Colony at Detroit Track Goe
to Ride for J. c. Ellis in Kentucky
BY LEWIS WALTER

George King has left-and the
scramble is on for the riding
championship at the Detroit race
track.
The lanky gSter from
Thebes, Ill. who led the horse
backing colony with II winners
for the first 81 days of the To-day
season. has gone to join the J c.
Ellis stables at Dade Park race
track, which is owned by Ellis.
It's a wide open race now with
Newbold Leroy Pierson as the
chief claimant for Kings honors.
Pierson has led all riders during
tho extension OF the meeting with
L. winners 30 II for King, and
has % in all Patterson Milligau
is second for the season with al
and Euclid Leblanc third with IS
II 10 doubtful If any Of the riders
viii CONS eioss ts the marx estab.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Yankees, II Seems, Have Everything

But with Joe DMaggo going wild the plate Joe Gordon
doing acrobacs at second base and Bill Dkey and Red Ro
brilliant comebacks behind plate third base
and Lefty Gomez and Red Rng coming back the grave
in astounding performances any going
TO stop the Yankees. The Indians do
White Sox haven't the Red got pitchers
and the Tigers haven't got much Of anything
And we haven't yet mentioned hashy Phil Rzzuto
who took frankie Crosetti job Johnny Surm
recruit Of great promise, Tommy Heinrich and others
The remarkable DMaggo who it appears is destined 20
down history sharing honors greats
and Babe Ruth has hit safely Yankee games
thus far this He of course dazzling history
hitting safely 90 consecutive smash all league
records in this department At the heels Of Williams
acuar Red Sox who has held
the it looks will out in front TO keep
the batting which he held points 20
home and runsbaedin honos which 1870 were held
by Hank Greenberg
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Continued on Page I2}
Smallest Field Looms
For Classic Stakes

CHICAGO. July 81. - INS) -
The smallest field in the history
of the event appeared likely today
for Saturdays renewal of the rich
classic stakes at Arlington Park,
in which Whirlaway makes an
other bid 10 remain undiSputed
king Of the 3-year-oldS.
a four-horSe field doomed for
the $4,000 classic with Whirl-
away pitted against his two most
persistent valsrsBlue Pair and
Our Boots. and RFW. McIlyainc' 5
BuShWhacker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Sundays Results
At Tennis Club

Mems sinFles--Jim Tooin defeated Pay
Gibson. SO 81; Lindsay Yates defeated
lack Failing 81. 50 Frank Beeman de-
feated Don Leach. 50 So William SIC.
Brearty defeated Tom Hammang. SO. 81.
81 Al Ford defeated irving Levine. 50.
So; Jack schlesnger defeated I'd Devine
ST., S-4 Norman kiet1 -rief-at~i Wiiiiafr
Moriiz. 80 81; Leo Gould defeated Her
bert Wendt. 81. 90 Huber, Manire
defeated Irving Blumenfeld ga 60. Bill
Musnik defeated Alex Pappan. by default
DICK Prakken defeated Musnik, 81 6-1
Tobin defeated Yates SO o.
Mems doubles Fred O. ana Alfred p
Cord defeated fVic Ffakcs and How'd
Robinsnn 90 60 Elnhafk Peterson ar,
.h-lt wen defeated Morris rni Ben
a"'l. Go. 6.. U.fe i'.t.rs apH
70 nevis fsrcaf-I r N-ra ptd
l7". '1f o. G-f. ,tr-~71 -'-f1 o.
"a p,yine defeated RiH Iowenstelr ana
1ofn carr. o-S. 7-s-G-2. Frank Reemar
.snf Safpn Dosg defeated Bob letters and
Men ievenson. a.. 40 Hubert Manfrs and
Irving Levine defeated Bill NJ. Brearty and
Don Leach, e.. 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21

'Season batting averages.
Team batting averages
Slated for Bridges in hfth.
Ran Tor Tebbetts in seventeenth
Batted for Corsica IN seventeenth
New YORK O03 O1O OO2 600 coo 06--12
Detroit OlO O3O O02 600 900 90 8
Runs bstted inLTebbetts. York Geh-
ringer Higgins 3. DlMaggio g. Keller 2.
Dickey. Heinrich g. sturm 2. Rolfe Two
base hits Gehringer. Tebbetts DiMaggio ,.
Keller Sturm Rolfe Home runs-Di-
Maggie. Higgins, Keller Heinrich. sscri-
lhee hits-Breuer Murphy, Benton, Higgins.
Double piays-McCosky 20 Croucher 70
Double plays-McCosky 20 Croucher 20 Gehr.
niger Benton 10 Croucher 60 Gehringer
Role 20 Gordon 20 strum strlm 90 Ritzutc
% Gotdon. strum a. Rizzuto 20 Strum Cor,
don 20 REZuto % Sturrn left on bases
New YORK Is. Detroit ~ Bases 10 balls
on Brencr ! on Branch % 1n Murphy z
.on BRIGGS Z 0f Benton : srtuck uuf -,
Murphy hy Bridges .. hv Benton H,s
OF Rrcier Z boz % irnIn-. n1 Efancn
= n 2-6 innings on Nurrhf 2 ir p
innings OF Bridges Zoo innings off Ben.
tor ~ iu ~ % innings rn Corsica I'M
Is inning Winning pitcher Murpht--Lns
irE pitcher BENTON. Umpires- Basil Rom
me- and Geisei Time 05 Attendance
p O9e.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Batted .408 During Sloane Streak

Interesting details Of DMaggios spectacular hitting streak
came TOO with the celebrated New Yorker visit TO De-
trolt His 56-game which started in Chicago in Nav
aao ended under the Cleveland spread out two
months. Al Smith and Jim Bagby were the pitchers who
stopped him. as you read plus sensational stop Ken Ketner
that ROBBED Joe OF what htabed reports
from the Forest City proclaimed SO games DMaseio
batted .4OS
Joe revealed that he used three bats during the streak
me or1gna weapon carried him through II games was
stolen and the No. bat broke records The soc.
Qua pat was auctoned off San Francisco brought 600
Tor the USR When the first bat Joe went back
10 II until split in in Chicago. Windy CITY he
resumed his hitting with DMaggio model which is 36
inches long and weighs SO ounces
Here are the statistics DiMaggos hitting streak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Golf Stars Entered
In ST. Paul Open

ST. PAUL, Mimi. July q. -
(INS) - The four-day ST. Paul
Open Tournament will present a
parade of champions when the
nations top Fighter golfers tee of
at Keller course Thursday for the
81 500 jackpot.
Sam Snead. Dick Metz. jim
FOULS and Horton Smith. all for
mer titleholderS, will be back this
year. Also entered is Ben Hogan.
smiling Texan. who yesterday
copied the Chicago Open.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21

homicide minded New York vendetta
should be tossed into Uncle Sans de-
Tense troops.
Joe Mccarthy wouldn't tell us for
sure that the Yankees will win the pen
nant. The willy Irishman is conserva-
tive about those things. He may even
think there is some doubt about his
team finishing in the first division. for
all we know. He's like that, Joe is.
But deep in his heart he probably
figures the Yankees better than the
Browns.
While the Yankees of 1871 may
never reach the heights Of the great
New York American League clubs of
other seasons, at this moment TO the
writer they look capable of finishing
on top when the curtain drops the flag
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
.Higbe, Dodger HurIer
Has Appendicitis

NEW YORK. July 21.-GNS)-
Kirby Higbe. Dodgers No , hurl-
ing ace. was in Caledonia Hospital
today, suffering from a slight APP
pendix attack. Physicians said his
was not serious enough
to warrant an operation. The
Brooklyn star was ordered of his
feet for three or four DAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Yale Meter
.Upsets Star
In City Meet
BY WILL HARDY

Detroit's tennis crop is being
enriched with one new star per
tournament thus far this season.
The second unexpected arrival
70 serve notice Of his presence in
the hard way is Alfred Ford,
Yale University freshman, who
yesterday eliminated Irving Le-
vine, former city prep titliSt and
junior champion. GA. 6-3, In the
second round OF the Tennis Club
of Detroit's city tourney.
Though a resident here for many
years, Ford had. not previously
competed in a city tournament. In
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Illinois Governor
.Vetoes 'Bookie' Bill

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. July 21.-
QNS9 49, Gov. Dwight II Green
vetoed the So-called "bookie" bill
which would have licensed hand
books throughout the state to
handle bets on horse races away
from the tracks.
The measure had aroused great
opposition on the part of civic and
religious organizations and the
governors office was flooded with
letters and kilograms urging him
not 10 permit the measure TO be-
come a law.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Major League Leaders
HOME Run HITTERs

HOME Run HITTERs
American -McCunn t3l, Judnich. and
Grace Browns Williams Red sox. Di.
Maggio. Keller and Heinrich. Yankees
Hiegins. Tigers; Boodworth Senators
keltner. Indians. s Chapman Athletics
National--Vaughn, Pirates Medwick and
RiEgs, Dodgers Young and Fucker. Giants
Nicholson. Gslsn and DshlEren Cubs NJ
NJ G o m c X. Reds. Rizzo, Philnes
Slaughter. Cards.
LEADERS
AmerlCan-keller. kankees %. d..
Maggie. Yankees 81. Johnson. Athletics
Is York Tigers. Is
National-Ou Giants IS Nicholson
Cubs. II, camiiii, Dodgers. IS
LEADING PITCHERS
American Feller. Indians, 1914 Rufing
Yankees 11.3
National Riddle Reds. 40. Krir
Cardinals, 10. HubbelL Giants. a-3
wsrneke Cardinals, t2-5
LEADING BATTERs
hwcciean Williams. Red SoN .aoa ri
Ma--iN Narkces 3Ti: Heath Indians
-f,.aai grscr. Dodgers $50 Mize
Cardinals 3i1. Coonc, Braves. -G27
RMS RATIED ~
American DiMaCeio. Yankees Kei
National Nicholson. Cubs. 90; csmnn
Dodgers, ca Hize. CARDINALS o.; Slaughter
Cardinals. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
LED ALL WAY

Only some amazing last-round
par-buSting kept National Open
champion Wood and defending
titleholder Metz within shouting
distance Of Hogan in the windup
of the 72-hole Chicago classic yes
terday. The rest of the field might
Just as well have stayed home.
Hogan was the leader all the
way. In his opening round Friday
he went five under par with a 90:
he followed that Saturday with a
20, then finished yesterdays 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21

Rufchek Silverstein and Bobby
Bruins, heavyweight grapplers who
have not appeared here for some
time, will again don their wres-
Ting togs to take part in the mat
doings in the Arena Gardens Bowl
tonight,
Silyerstein. who unmaSked Leo
Wallick and is unbeaten here, has
Bert Rubi, undefeated this year in
Junior heavy circles as his oppo-
nent in one of two featured bouts.
Bobby Bruins meets Gorilla
Grubmierin the other. Both bouts
are one fall TO a finish.
Joe Melach, from ST. Louis, whe
made a most impressive debut
here week ago, is back to take
on the tough "Reb" Russell in one
of two short bouts. The show will
be moved inside the Gardens If the
weather is bad and starts at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Jimmy Brock, Detroit
Driver, Hurt in Crash

YOUNGSTOWN. O.. July 21.-
Jimmy Brock, wel-known Detroit
midget auto race driver. was in
iured in pileup of tire cars at
the races here Sunday. He was
taken TO a hospital, where it was
said his condition was not serious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Stewart Defeats Kiersky

GALVESTON, Tex. July 21.-
(1NS)-Earl Stewart Jr.. OF Dali
las. the national intercollegiate
golf champion. added another TO
his string Of trophies with 2-and-
! victory over Bob Kiersky Of
y fouston in the finals of the sixth
Salveston invitation tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21

end of September This is confession from who
of those who the start of the picked the Indians
win.
We figured that Bob Teller did all that expected Of
him there wouldn't be chance the Ceveanders losing
Feller has done much and morebut look the Indians
full back of the rampagng Yankees The Indians
just Indians guess Not good runners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
BREAK SPELL


in game after game since July 6,
they broke the spell last Monday
and raced through last week 10
take seven games out Of eight.
including four in a row from the
Boston Red Sox Saturday and yes
terday.
They've got seventh plac c
clnched over the Washington Sen
ators for the time being and stand
four and one-half games behind
the sixth place Philadelphia Attn
letics. six and one-half back of the
fifth place Detroit Tigers. and
eight and one-half 10 the rear of
the fourth place Chicago White
Sex. who are playing even 500
ball against the Browns even 400
In their four-game series with
the Red Sox, the Browns made %
runs against 9, yesterdays scores
being 6 to and 10 to 0. with the
Browns making 2S hits against a.
and Bob Muncrief hurting the
Shutout. George McQuinn in
creased his home run total 10 IA
for the season by nitting two in
the opening game md one in the
afterplece.
Among other things, that double
defeat dropped the Red Sox Ia
games behind the Yankees, seven
behind the Indians and left them
only one and one-half ahead OF
the White Sox.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-21
Keller, DiMag Stretch Homer Records

In the home campaign DiMaggio posted 81 against
% by Keller The pair reached those figures
yesterday Rudy York has hit 10 this year After
being stopped in hitting in night game Cleveland Daggo
Is OIL on what viii be batting spree lie
the IN Detroit the totang seven hits
II times at bat for three His afccs otacd
10 bases including home and three posted Sunday
lncdenty Roe eight hits II times Rizzuo nine
In Is times bat
Team hgures on the YankeeTger series gives pretty
good idea of the New York teams power as follows: