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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
COAL PEACE DEFERRED

NEW YORK. April 8.-tINS)-
Predicted termination of the week.
old strike in the bituminous coal
fields failed 10 materialize as
negotiators adjourned until this
afternoon without agreement on
a new peace proposal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-08
TOday's Strike Picture
CITY
COMP ANY
WORKERS IDLE

CITY COMPANY WORKERS IDLE
NEW YoRK-sof coal mines in u states 100000 (CIO)
DETR0TTAH Ford Motor plants United
ATICA. ~ Utica and Mohawk mills 1000 (CIO)
ZABETII Y JPhelpsD Dodge Copper Prod Corp CIO)
SAN FRANCIsCo-sixty machine shops 5000 (CIO)
JERSEY CITY. y. J-Connental Can Company 500 (AFL)
BATTLE GIIEkFort Custer defefe housing project
CHICAGO-Coninental Can Company rs tCIO)
JETfsr1ff'-Nffcn1g5n Company 100 rCf01-
SAN LORENZO caf-TT0Jsn Powder Company TC1OT
ERIE. Pa-Coninental Rubber Company 100 (CIOl
HUNTINGTON, Ind.-Sehac Rubber Company go (CIO)
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Se;ft6sd, Ben 10. Ne5ember f94f

ben roiigen 81dben ,,no Dem feinen
Geiidt. ,,gs lit ibr Sobn", fliiferte
fie, ,,nieine Nbnung triist nibt. gr
bat ia ibre ausen. Sic lebt in glen6
nno Not, ba bot lie iid ibrer alien
nno einlamen M,ftter erinnert unb
geoadt, bieIe ipiiroe oas arme @e-
idopfben nidt abtpeiien. ., tpariim
fam fie nidt ielbitl SD batte ia alles
beraieben, ibr uno aud ibm = Dem
nniduloigen &inbe sulieb, 6as idon
iest ibre @eiidts5iiee trdst. gs iit
bon meinem 5leii6 uno 8lut -
mein @nfel! Selienfeit claude id
0aran, aber ielbit tpenn id mid ta,t-
fben iollte, - ser &leine ion ouf
bent Saibbof cine Seiu,at eef,meen
baben ltno Elm &er5, bas ibn liebt!"
Nibt obne einiee Gerpunoerine
nabn1 mani in oen nadlten Gagen sic
&adridt in Der Nahboridaft o1f,
bob bie Saibbofbauerin S6olaltifa
CONNER bas ibr eelegte aino bel iid
gebalten nno an Sobnesitatt anneb=
men tperbe. Wsan bate bel bem bor>
eei6rittenen AIter ser 8auerin 70
sie11Iib allgemein au cine llnterbrin=
gune 6es &uableins in einer anItaIt
eeelaubt. Gin iunees sfabhen ,purs
be a,,r Bfleee uno 9eaufiid)tig,,ng oes
@einen einseftent, tpel6er in Ser
9aufe Ben gnnlen 9ernann erbielt.
edolaltifa tpar Der Wein,ng gene
fen, bab oas &nablein. nod nidt 1T
bic @emeinIdaft ber @brilten aufse-
nomn1en NOR.
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Dhis WaiieafreMxS
'Goatberr

gogtberr?
Der 9ide at,nete ouf. 9as glnt
febrte in oie 8augen suriid.
ugeroammt'', fludte er, "bu bait
MIDI aidt idbledt in Sarniid &C.
bra6t. linn 10 beiier aber iett', fii9te
ct binau uno ihlus in bic boreebotene
Sano elm, "oieles 3uiammcntrefien
fomnt mir eriuiinidt. sSas treibit
hu 6cnn bicr?"
.0as modte i6 1ieber bid fra.
gen., enteegnete Goetberr, ,,oa mel
ne Mntueienbeit iebr erflarlid lit. Sd
Bin in bieier 8egeno oobeim, bosegeu
bitte id eber Sen ctpigen Suoen olS
oid bier au treffen geelaubt. 9u
tpoflteit bod) ii6er bos Meer?"
~gin au6 oriiben eetpeien', erfIGr-
te Sornitein, ,,l,nb babe teiltpeiie fei=
ne ld(edte @cid)afte eemodt. slbcr
ouf sic 9ouer lit init SEN gericbcncn
gonfees oub fir Sen fliieiten euro
pder nid)t gut 9ro4 eiien mo besbolb
perlieb id pieoer jenes eeieeuctc
2ono, bod oopon ,1adbcr. 3unqbit
fannit bu Dir ober mal merfen, bab
i6 alteenblidlid nid)t ,nebr slbert
Sornitcin belize, ionocrn &orl Sieel.
3n bieier NamenSdnberung babe id)
neine beionoere,1 @riinoc, ou ,peiBt
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aber lit ouf Dem Jelo. Sd bin wisf.
lld begierig 81. boren, ipas alles oa
triebeit nno Oh sir bcine peri6ieoe-
ncn Elone seeliidt iinb." SiseI
lbenfte mieoer ein, iticb an ,mo tranf.
Sum Sell iino lie es'', entgeaHete
er, ,ipie b,t ifon porbin BON mir be.
5ii9lid meiner slmerifofobrt eebort
boit. sluf Ser 9tiidrciic nad) europa
traf ih auf oem S6iif NIT cinem
&leeblott iomoier Burden s,,ionn,en
nno licb MIDI bon ibncn fiir cine Sc.
lcll'd)olt onluerbcn, Scren @eld0ite
5par nnter ltmit0nNen etlpos 9eiahr.
lld), obcr oelto eintr0oliber iino. Gin
gfitelieo bicler perniinftiaen 2eute
babe id ibon in @oIobeim fennen
aelernt, o6cr bomols nod niht an
Den Gntritt in oicien Sen aonen
Groboll 1lnipannenbeu 8uno ocbodt,
Der iid bas Grnten ouf Sen 5aat.
teloern gittmiitiger llno ,,nporiid)tiaer
Seutc 5nr sufaobe mo6t. gr bot
ieine Ngenten l,nb @eidGitsfiibrer
itberaQ lit oen eroBcn St1otcn nto
anf oem 2anoe, llno ourd cine belon.
Sere 8cbeinidriit iino sic D,ofben
oes Netcs miteinan6er il, GcrbinsuHs
9ebradt. Sd ipurbe .nad SsaHien
gcld)idt lmo bon BORT aus Cit Sebipia.
ocl in S5ene eelett, Scr inns mondhes
Soitleno 5ronten cintrlg. Mton lieb
lid onrd einen oniobieen aeenten Die
Aorelie zines autiituierten getpobnli.
ben Ntannes geben, ipeibtc i'm in
eos @ebeimnis eines bcrgrabenen
Sdates elm, periprad. fir feline 8ei-
billie 5ur Sebung oesielben cinsn
rebt groben @cipinn, ,mo id b6tte
es, often eeitonoen, nidt fir m0e.
lid sebolten, BOB sic 2eute iid) 10
iibertolpeln lieBen - es fielen in
fnr5er 3eit Elm babies 9ueeno bcrein.
Senn ooB bie Sdaeeraberei nit ei.
nleen Soften perfriipit ipor, oie 5,,m
borans cingeianot ipcrSen mubten.
peritebt iid) bon ielbit."
Der Gr5dbler beriti,nmte. CT fab,
mie es in DEM @eiidt ieines 9sadbars
5ldte uno ipie oieicr plosli6 in auf-
faIenoes @eladter m,sbrad.
"@as Iabit bu benn?" froete er
balb pcrbliifft.
"Gu iouit es oleid b6rcn'', enteeg-
nete Sogtberr. uGieueibt fommt Dir
oonn ser Spitel audi auf Sen Sols.
Sobt ibr nidt ein,uol in bieier sc.
eeno 8cId)afte 5lt MAIDEN eeiudt 2"
(Jortletung folet)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

alto, tpie ou .nti6 anreoeu m,.bt. Dob,
,pie lit es sir ereoneel,, ieit bu bic
Staatsiade nit ocm eigenen 9fed
pertoridt balt?"
l. 8oatberr, tpel6er sic &eoe nit
perltinonispollem &opiniden bcalel-
tet bate, anttportete leidtbin: u8ut
uno i6lcdt, mie mans eerabc nimmt.
SD fan, ipie SIT ipeibt, als getpic9ter
8mrl6e alts bem 8rumn,foiten bcr-
aug, 100 ,uon ia idon 10 man6en 5lt
eiHeln prd6tigcn ltniperlalgenie ber.
an5oa ,,no aeoo6te ,ncine @eldtds
li6teit ols 2itoerapb 5lt bertperten,
sic ou mir beieebrad)t balt. aber id)
| nladte iiberon bie &cdnrng obne bcn
8irt bea,p. sic Serren @eidaftsln-
bober, bon ocnen id, iobalo Tie crfub=
rem, no ih ,neinc StuSien eenod)t
botte, regelnibig oen 2altipoB er-
/ biclt. ga itieg ih cine Stuic tieier
berunter ,,no ariif 5um Stieiel, ser
ia aud in 8alobelm bon mir ein
paar Sabre lang eeiiibrt tporben lit.
Sd fan6 eincn Meilter, oer nibt ben
eerin9iten snitob an nei1cr 8er9on=
genbcit naDm. ga id ctluas letter
fonnte, fa'nen mir gut miteinanoer
aus, iobaB i6 id)lieblid iogor leinc
aItei ite Sodter, lpcl6e Geiaucu al mir
9ef,nben, aunt &ei6e bcfom. slls her
alte ltarb, iibcrno6m id) lein &C.
i66ft rno bctreibe jett nc6enbei nod
sic &obleubrennerei; 10 feblt es mir
am Notieen nidt ,,no id fann rubig
tGelid meine paar 9riise gier trin-
fen. @ie gu iiebit, lit mein @eld)aft
einfad) aenug. @ie ereing es oenn
sir ba brii6en?'
Si9el idartc iid), tpie ,penn CT Be-
lauid)t a,l meroen fiirdtete, poriibtig
llnt.
Gogtberr iab es. ,Gu fannit gon5
obne Sorseu icin'', perii6erte er,
,,unb iriib BON ser 2eber meg ipre-
6en, benn mir beioe iinO ia alte quite
Grelmoe; mir iperben bier bur9 fei-
men Meniden geltort, Mortin lit beute
T iriib mod ser Stabt Beil6ad auf Sen
0tarft seiabren llno bie 8irtin bat
in Dem Raliie au tim. Das @eiinbe
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19
-

sSn oem @artenbauIe ser 9eael-
babn, ,pelde neben Der @irti6aft oes
Martin S6iaine ,3ur Serberee' ber'
geltellt ipar, faB eiu einaiger @alt.
3ieies Nirtsba,,s lag ont @noe Der
Sauierreibe oes Dories 8uhberg, II,
,pelbes cine eroBere Anaabl bon ein-
0oboien 1,no i,t ipeitem ltmfrciie lie
genoen bauerliben anipelen einse-
pfarrt lit. 9ie Git,tpobnerldaft bes
fleinen Dorfes befabt iid ebenfalls
falt ausidlieBlib NIT ser 2anouirt-
fhaft nn6 fin6et, namentlih int Cont
nler, ben Sonntag a,tsaenommen,
gum @irtsbausbeiu6 penig 3cit, 10
bob sic einaiee aber gerditmige Shens
fe Martins fir Sic eeielligen .8eoiirf'
niiie Der meiit onIprudsloien Mad-
barl6aft bonlt6nbig eeniiot.
Mnd) an bent idonen Sommermor'
gen bes Sabres 1S9. berridte lano'
Iide Stiue ,,m nnb in bem 8irts-
bauie, tpelde MIR oas @eeader einis
ger i'm @ofiano ibarrenben Siibner
bann nnb mann nnterbrad.
Ser eimlame @oft, Dor bem cin
iteinerner arus auf bem Glide itonb,
modte ,neefdbr fiiufais Sabre alt
fein. Das: bereits ergrauenoe Saar
tpar frra eeihnitten uub bas @eiidt
glatt raIiert. Inter ben itarfen, aber
falt borItenartisen grauen blitten
ein Naor Auoen po,t nnbeitimn1ter
Jarbe berpor, beren ausorud feine
beionbers quite 2aune fl,nbtat. @r
trlg onnfle Beinfleiber rno cine
blame 8lnie.
sSseet 0ffnete er BEN 3inn6edel iei-
mes grinfsefdBes ,ino nahm einige
6d)fuf. Sn augenlheinlibem Merser
beraog ct ben Munb. Ser &enfer
bole oieies @eioif", brummte er, .oas
natiirlib ipie6er cine bnlbe @ohe nlt
lit. Nas bic 8auern am 5onntag
INT s5aB; lafien. bas befolnne oaun
an ben @erftagen id, ,lnb bod
ni,n,nt mir Der fil3iee Martin fir
0as 3eug n,ein gltes @elo ab. Mber
mas min id MAIDEN? Enrft babe id
INNER, llno in bic Stobt it's au
ipeit." Gr trpmmelte NIT ben se-
fdDdraten Gingern amf ben Eiid MHo
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19
: Sobesan3eigen +

NiB q nna 90. g dauer. ocb. ON
II. 0c5cmber 1880 in Wilpa,.fee,
8is.; eeit. ant /. Oft. 1941, nab
lalleluieriger, nit hriltliber @e.
ol,lo .ertragener &ronfbeit, ,pobl
porbereitet, in 0tilma,lfee, isis.
Ser 6amilie, oie felt lanoen Sob.
reu 5u nnieru tre,lcn 2eiern oe-
bort, nnler ber5libes 8eileio.
% ib 6 a tberine gberIe, eer.
am %. DIT. 194t in Jreeport.
81.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-11-19

Sort in ienet oiiltern 6ernen
@altet feline blinoe Madt;
lteber Sonnel1, iiber Sternen
SIT ein gateraue', Dos ipo6t;
Seine iinltern Mddte raten
8lutig iiber ,,niern Saten,
Sic iino feines 3ufous Spiel.
Neiu, ein @ott, Oh mfrs alcib
lellonen,
0iibrt tie, ipenn aud nidt gum
eignen,
Smmer boh a,,m sl,ten 3iel.
- St. N@riapar5er.
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|
ibm liegenbe 2anoI6aft bina,ts. Sch,
Mienenipiel bef,m6ete, ooB iie tros
ibrer Sdonbeit menig &eia fir i'm
beIaB.
Da unb bort flimmerten atpiihcu
ben iippigen &ronen bon Sbltbd,,-
men bie roten 3iegelo66er ser bduer-
Iiben @ebofte beroor, in einieer @nts
tpernuns bon ser S6enfe i6ldnselte
iid ourd ben @ieiengrllno ipie ein
Silberbano ein fleines SliiBben, bas
lib in Dem idntalen Sdlben allmdb=
lid 11nter einem boppelten Sa,lme
bon @eioenbiil6en berlor rnS su BEL
oen Seiten eriiBte in pr6dtigeln
2a,lbidmud ser 8alo bon Sen Soben
berab.
Ser Mann bate iid cine Yieiie
eeltopft 1ino begann 81, rol,den.
@lan3poG ihaute er Sen &ineen nad,
lpelde ct aus bent Nunoe alslticb.
Da puroe ieiue ani1ncrfiamfcit
6ur1 bas NaDen eines sic Strabe
oaberfomme,,oeu @anoerers getuedt.
Gieier trng ieinen selben Strobbut,
oen ct bont aopfe oenomn1en, 5un1
Sd,te eesen bie Come auf Ieinem
Stod, fonute aber ,saeurd ni6t per-
binoeru, baB ibln Ser Sdtpeib bon
oem faIt san5 fablen S6abel iiber
bie Befardte Stirn berobronn. @r
trug einen leidten Sommerar3us, Ser
aber eine 10 tpoblsendbrte @eitalt nm.
i6lob, bab oas @rbittiein bes Sra
gers natiirlid erlbien.
Bor Ser Sdcnfe blieb er iteben
uno tpii9te fisb bas fe,,dte @eiibt
nit einen1 farbieen Gube ab. Gann
ldritt er NIT bem Ausbrud iidtli6er
8efrieoigung bent @artenbalts al. ST
ipar bon Scr @anittbe aus bemerft
poroen, unS, sic Sdnoe NIT SET
Sdiirae obreibeno, fam bie runb1iebe
6rau 8irtin ins Jreic beralts.
Sic fraete BEN ansefon,menen
nad Ben &iiniden uno oieier beitea-
te, nab6em er BEN iebon porbanoenen
Gait fliidtis seeriibt bate, ~inen
&rug 8ier.
9ie @irtin tippelte forts
uDa tperoen Sic fdon bereinfa1-
len, 'uanbte iid erlterer al ben
5renoen, ,,oas 8ier lit briibmarm."
@leidaeitis bielt er ibm ieinen balb-
eeleerten &rug Dor bas @elidt, oel1eu
Snbalt ieinelu eau5en sfrSieben na6
aaerbings nid)t iebr einlaoeno mar.
,,8rr> sic boben redt, gutter
6re,ln6", bemerfte ser Jreluoe uno
folgte ser 8irtin, 10 i6neI es ieine
8eleibtteit erloubte, in bos &ans
Ct font nod elmer 8eile NIT oicier,
tpelde cine Jlalde @ein ,,no einen
Grug NineralmaIler, ioIpie .5lpei @la'
ier tr,tg, mie6er 5uriid.
CT fdel,fte ei,t uno id5ob ieinem
Nadbar ein polles Clos at.
uJiir Sbren o,,ten Stat, ioete er
ladeno, ,Sie trinfe,1 bod elm Jlaid),
den nit mir?"
Ser angerehete bob boitis Den
aopf unb cine Sef,lnoe lang rubten
feline @ueen fo,i6en6 a,tf bent irei-
gebigen Serrn.
9ieier itieb bann NIT ibm an unb
tranf.
Damn aber i6aute er, iei1en Nads
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Fisher Horse
In Futurity
International New. seryie, wiz.

CHICAGO. Aug. Is. - The 2
year-old turf situation being what
il is from the standpoint of public
interest and Importance 10 date.
with no member Of the division
standing alone at the top Of the
freshman class. the $4,000 added
Washington Park Futurity tomor-
row looms as not only the best but
the most important juvenile con-
test of the year on A m eric n
tracks.
Many horSemen favor Mrs.
Albert .Sabath'S 500 purchase,
Alsab. one Of the best youngsters
TO appear in recent years. Mrs.
Sabath's colt had handy workout
Yesterday going five furlongs in
:02 and the half in As 3-5.
Despite his brilliant record.
Alsab probably faces his toughest
task 10 d ate in tomorrow's Flu
turity. Probable starters besides
AlSab include Woolford Farms
Contradiction: Mrs. Damon Run
yonS Cortege: w. G. Stroube's
Great Occasion; Valdina' Farm S
Naldina Orphan and Valdin a
Melia. Jay y. Wells PUTT
there; T. II. and T. J. Heard's Wise
Colonel; Charles T. Fishers DiM-
ana's First of All, and possibly
Howard Wells Burgoo Dinner and
A. G. ErnSts Alchort.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Local METERS
Miss in Pub|inx

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. Aug.
Ready TO leave home after
total elimination in the National
Public Park Tennis tournament
here, the Detroit racqueteering
trio of Max Gurman, Hobart
Wrobbel and Dick Prakken today
could only say, wait until next
year"
When Prakken was beaten in
the quarter finals yesterday il
marked the nineteenth time De-
troit players have failed in their
efforts to win a United States
Public Parks title. Since 1923, De-
troit has sought a title, but only
Carl Fischer in 1886 and Charles
Merkel in 1924 has advanced be-
yond the quarter finals round.
Both made the finals and lost.
Prakken lost to Lou Faquin of
Memphis in match that was
postponed because of wet courts.
Played late in the afternoon, il
found Faquin's smashing forehand
outclassing the Detroit ace. Fa-
quin won rs, rs, 6-3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

gers 10 run into trouble when
they meet up with Thornton Lee.
After all. the Chicago hurler is
perhaps the most efficient left
handler in the major leagues to-
day.
Yet. the Tigers were limited 10
six hits IN the second game by
Johnny HUMPHREYS. and didn't
make more than one of them until
the seventh inning was reached
HUMPHREYS hasn't been used much
at all by the White SoX this sea-
son. Even as a relief hurler he
hasn't been called upon. Thus his
designation As a starter was some
thing Of a surprise 10 one and all.
However HUMPHREYS wheeled
through his nine innings as If he,
and not Lee, were the No. ! hurler
OF the Sox. The Tigers were par
ticularly baffled by him, though
il took a nifty play by Don Kollo-
way on a line drive from Rip Rad
cliff 10 keep the Tigers from col
lecting at least one run in the
eighth. Then with bases filled. the
ancient Charles GehFtnCer tapped
into a force out that ended the
Tigers hopes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Fast Work
Tigers Race Through DoubleHeoder With Chicago,
But Score Only One Run

ST. LOUIS. Aug 15.-Since the
workings Of their personal sched-
ule do not call for the Tigers 10
attempt any more baseball before
they have quite a while
today 10 look back on the double
disaster that befell them al Chi
cago yesterday
They raced through IS innings
Of play IN very rapid style. the
last nine innings requiring but l
hour and 81 minutes. Perhaps the
very speed with which they went
Through their chorc accounts for
The fact that in the entire Is in
nngs they had time 20 score but
one run. and in the last II innings
they scored none at all.
The White Sox took both ends
of the double-header. 81 in the
opener and 30 in the nighicap. be-
fore a disappointing turnout Of
CASA
Tonight when the boys get back
into action, Dizzy Trout Will be
asked 10 do the pitching. Bob
Muncrief is expected TO 90 for the
Browns.
II was not unusual for the IT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Sommers Second
To Typo Champ
International News Ssr,ic, wlr,

ST. LOUIS. Mo, Aug. 15.-De-
Tending champion Eddie Rack Of
McKeesport. Pa. today holds his
fourth straight title in the Union
Printcraft championship golf tour
nament. His "a in the lS-hole
final gave him a total OF 800 for
the 72-hole event.
His nearest rival was Joe SOM
mers of Detroit, who finished with
30S. Russ Allen of Kansas City
was third with 3l2.
Other leaders were Earl Rhodes.
ST. Louis. 313; Ed Mcrkle, Wash
ington. d. c., -313: Harold Todd.
Columbus. o., 314; NJ. Willis, Van
Buren,, Ark. 3l5; Russ Wilhusen.
ASt. Louis, 32l; Otis Curd. ST. Louis.
1921: Brack Stevens, Oklahoma
City, 325; W. S. Cook, Toledo, O.,
800.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15

Keller IL only beginning to find himself He Is still
feeling his around the league almost Hank Greenberg
did in his first two three years.
a lot of folks consider the RuthMeueI Combs outfield
OF the strongest in modern times had But
had Weaknesses Combs couldn't throw don't think he
threw than guys home plate in his whole
Meusel a lazy looking
"DiMaggo Heinrich and Keller do everything You
throw out Henrhs He is ball players ball player.
He throws hits and fights He is aggressive. And like
DMaggo and Keller he has pretty nearly 10 years Of good
baseball ahead OF him"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Modest Chapman Forqe+s Self

Modest Chapman doesn't include himself among the leading
contende but he will play and will be heavily backed The 30
year-od champion admits he still plays pretty good game
and good enough produce Of the
lopded United States title victories when he
Duff Mccullough Of Philadelphia, IL and Mamaroneck "
" Chapmans home course.
The slight bespectaced Pony with the unorhodox putting
stroke who of the finest golfers
is Of the semnalsts the National Public Links
championship tournament Spokane who invited part
cipate in the big meet Omaha.
Only two other outsiders invied-Maro Gonzalez,
Brazilian who the 1910 Amateur and Open champion
Argentina and his travelling company Dr. Walter c. Ratio
sides former champions Charley Atlanta former
British amateur tuehoder, exempted Yates private
Camp Wheeler Georgia has been promised urlough to CON-
pete in the tournament.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-15
Stranahan Gets an AccoIade

Down al the army Air field at Montgomery Ala. the other
day. Dick Chapman the present National champion
named four outstanding golfers from whom may
ehoder in the annual classic the simon Omaha
August $3.50.
One Of the four is Frank Sanahan 19yearod Toledo star
who Of seven who qualified for the Franklin
Hills here yesterday Incidentally five Of the quaiers
hail from Toledo and St Louis Art Pony who led the field
with total of 45 for the 72hoe trials and Tommy Sheehan
second with lat, the only Michigan gualifiers.
Besides Sranahan who holds the Mississippi
championship the quartet by Chapman includes Bud
Ward Western Amateur champion and 1899 Of the United
States Amateur Harry Todd Of Dallas Tex low the
National Open and Ray Blows the Cinderella from Poughs-
keepsie, y. Y Bows however qualify reduces
some o. Chapmans Worries
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SIS. likewise scored several years
ago by Francis w Ryan, a club
member. and equaled by the same
player recently.
Alex also brings up another in
teresting point. While there will
be scores in the sixties. il must be
remembered they will be approx
mate scores. This is because the
event will be played on a match
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.CoIan Will Enter
Light Heavy Ranks

CHICAGO. Aug. Suns
Paul Damski. manager of 49,
year-old Johnny Colan. The New
York middlewcight who stiffened
tho veteran Steve NamakoS Of
Washington. D. C., IN seven rounds
Wednesday night, disclosed today
his young fighter hencefoTth will
compete as a light heavyweight
The youthful Colan is still
growing and can no longer make
the middleweight limit, Damski
asserted
Colan'S win over Mamakos was
his twenty-seventh victory in a
row
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Flint Ties ST. Joe
For State Loop Lead

Flints Indians, winners Of the
first half. were back on top in the
State. League today sharing the
lead with the ST Joseph Autos.
Each team has won % and lost 16.
A game behind, meantime, is
Grand Rapids.
The Indians moved up by sweep
ing a doubleheader from Lansing.
3-2 and Sc. At me same time,
MuSkegon Reds continued their up
ward surge by taking two from
Saginaw ID. and 12-1. Muskegon's
hitting splurge included homers by
Johnny Lipon and John McHale,
two Detroit boys.
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NEW YORK, Aug. lo.-DeSplte
all the recent talk of tremendous
Shake-ups among major league
club personnel after this season,
we doubt that there will be many
changes either among managers or
players.
First OF all, ball clubs are notori-
ouSly conservative. They like 70
depend on known quantities rather
than gamble on possible prospects.
Again. nobody knows how far
reaching the army drafts may be
and if the army should grab Sany
young stars there will be just that
much more reason for clinging to
seasoned veterans.
Another compelling reason for
clinging 10 the old timers IS that
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WILL REACH SECOND

Ross believes few Of tho longer
hitterS. under favorable conditions.
may reach the second green in q
And he has no doubt that quite a
few Of them will be home with
their seconds on the fourteenth. in
some cases with irons II they elect
TO take the short cut and risk the
ditch and traps on the left hand
side of the fairways.
But. in his opinion, they'll have
TO be favored with a following
wind and the fairway win have 10
be exceptionally fast IL any reach
the seventeenth green with their
seconds.
In fact hos inclined to believe
they won't be able 10 do It, al
though a year ago ne was playing
with Dick Strickland. one OF the
clubs younger golfers. when' the
latter was only few feet short Of
the green Dick. incidentally. had
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TWO HoMERs FOR FOXX

For instance, in the first game
OF the doubleheader with the
Mackmen yesterday, Jimmy
stepped up to the plate with two
mates aboard in the eleventh and
pOled a home run 10 win the game.
11-S. He hit another with one
aboard in the second game and
Bobby Doerr hit a pair but the
Mackmen won this one, 1913. The
two clubs made a total of 81 hits
in the two games which is suf-
ficient comment on the quality of
the pitching.
Meanwhile the Yanks were in
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CHAPMAN NAMES FOUR AS RIVALS

Clark Griffith the Washington patriarch who speaks his
mind has record declaring that the current Yankee
oued of Joe DiMaggo Charley Keller and Tommy Heinrich,
not the now is destined be the greatest oued
Of all time.
Which will probably be rank heresy in the opinion of the
Speaker Hooper-Lewi cult.
ut is outfed with tremendous punch speed defensive
ability and throwing accuracy" Griffith explains. "DiNiaggio