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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1941-11-06

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Detroit Ace
Enters Regatta

Chuck Thompson. Detroit out
board ace, has sent in his entry
for the Class A hydroplane event
OF the Lake Orion Water Carnival
and Regatta next Sunday.
Thompson. Detroit Cupboard
Association Glass A champion for
the last three consecutive years.
recently won the Marysville 10
Detroit marathon.
Thompson gained greater laur-
els for himself last Sunday at
Sylvan Lake, when he upset the
dopesters by winning both heats
of the Glass A race from Paul
YEARLY of Muncie, Ind, national
Class A champion.
Entries nave been received from
about % drivers for The Orion
regatta. according to Commodore
Andy Rogerson of the d. o. A.
The race Is sanctioned by the
d o. A. and sponsored by the
Rotary Club of Orion for the
benefit of the crippled children
fund.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Sam S 9 Wins
On Three Hits

Sans Club. defending Glass B
champion and ordinarily a hard
hIrting team, manages TO iina
other means Of winning gamd
when its batting power falls off.
Held 10 three singles by Walt
CopplnS. Class A caStof. Sam :
yesterday succeeded in squeezing
out 4-3 decision over United
Rubber Workers for second
straight triumph in the Class 3
series OF the Detroit
Baseball Federation
Poor support in the field
brought the downfall Of Coppins.
although he walked slX=men.
IL. r. w. A. committed five errors,
most of them costly Bob Albert
son who went the route for Sans
also was hard 70 solve. yielding
only four safeues. The losers
final gesture IN the ninth was Bill
Swonboros homer IN the ninth
with two out, and nobody on.
Piling up a 10 lead in the thirc
and with Bert Fodor turning n
three-hitter. Greyhound easily
downed HaSSett. 70 FodoI
famed Il. while Frank Crachiolc
of Greyhound and Bob Milligan OF
HaSSett hit homerS.
With Joe JaSina and Mitchell
Chetkovich dividing the pitching
duties. -Four Leaf Clover edged
out Mcclure, Sd. Jaslna who like
Fodor has a no-hitter to his credit
this season, left the game at the
end of the sixth with a sore arm
but managed TO strike out 10.
Five hits, a walk and an error
gave L. A. w. FIVE runs in the
fourth inning and it went on TO
beat HE A. c. SIS Joe Pontene
went the full distance for the win
nerS. George Georgoff, third OF
the HE A. c. pitchers, hit a
homer. while Joe Gonda collected
three singles for No. ia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Saves Him Raising a Rumpus

asked II 1t good thing for horse TO eat
at that time Steve replied couldn't il good but it
wouldn't have been good him the of
the night either And he'd all the Dxiana horses
and grooms in the rest of the barn up, too
(Which of recalls the old domestic question to
whether the baby should he fed when he wakes up the
middle Of the night We had hunch that Whaways sched
ue would have been broken by such incident So
Saturdays may prove whether scientific LOT
Of mothering is the training 3year-od Or
the other hand, the result may be determined by the
influence of the Bcnhcm Bull Dog
the speed stamina of their
Trainer Judge Is of the opinion that Boots has
good chance to conquer Warren Wrghs tripCrown winner
the Classic conquered champion before and
hope do II again Saturday he concluded Boots
tucked away in his stall"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Aces ARE Topped
Don Mcneil and frankie Parker Are Beaten
in Seabright Net Quorterfinals

and bracketed in the other are
defending champion Robert Riggs
of Chicago and Gardner Mulloy
of Miami
Riggs turned back Jack Kramer,
Los Angeles. Sc, g.. and Mulioy
defeated Ladislav Hecht. the
Czccho-Slovakian star. 6-3. 60.
Parker'S defeat came as a shock
since he apparently had been in
vincible.
Women also will swing into
their Scmifinal settoS today the
schedule bringing together Mrs.
Sarah Palfrey Cooke VS.. Dorothy
May Bundy. and Helen Jacobs ".
Helen Bernard
In doubles play, the women'S
teams Will mix u IN seminal
matches and the men S in quarter
finals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

caused by several low scores re-
ported a week ago one was a
65 by Marvin S'ahl. II beat by
one stroke the record Of 66 set
by Chuck KocSis when he won
tho Il A. Young tournament a
year ago.
But The lowest reported in the
last TWO days was 81 on We'd
neSday by Limerick KocsiS OF Lake
pointe the defending champion.
And kocSlS jumped 10 y in his
final drll Yesterdays best was
a SO by Stahl who had a three
under-par 80 on the second nine.
Three DctroiterS were around in
Continued on Page 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Women Golf Favorites
Reach SemifindIs

ASHEVILLE. y. G., July 25.-
GNS)-The Biltmore Forest GeHn-
try Clubs Invitational Golf tour
nament moved into seminal
rounds today with the four favor
ties advancing
Dorothy Kirby turned in a and
> win over Eileen Stub. while
Louise Suggs defeated Beverly
Bridgers. s and Z. Frances Owens
downed Mrs. +. c. Wilmer. e and
4, and Virginia Vines edged out
Mary Stevenson, / up in 10 holes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
TILL. URWA No. 101 CATCHER, TAGS BOB Al
Fears Low Scores
Wells, Cascade Hills Pro- Predicts Lou Scores
in State Open Meet; but He Always Does
BY VI. r. DRUKENBROD

GRAND RAPIDS. July %. -
Morrie Wells. veteran Cascade
Hills professional, was almost in
tears today as close 10 200 Of
Michigan'S leading golfers started
on the first round OF the 72-hole
state open tournament
fears they aFe-Fetne 40
burn up his course so he says
give It's par OF u a terrific drub-
bing. as II were.
"Why the course plays 80
easy this week a. a result of the
fast fairmayS," tho Cascade pro
continued 81 honestly believe
the winner will do $50 or
better"
Morrie's estimate brought MOTH
ing but "Oh. Yeah'S" from his
listeners You see. most Of them
had heard him express the Same
opinion when the tournament was
played here in 1898 But instead
Of $50 or better. Marvin
Stahl of Lansing and Jim Bar
field Of Grand Rapids tied for
first with 285S. And when Chuck
kOcSiS and Tommy Armour tied
in 1881 they had 2SS'S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

warren u. wright WnlIldWay, tnere ,
Royce c. Martins Our Boots, r. W..
McIlvaines Bushwhacher, Mrs. Vera s..
Bragg's Blue Pair and Mrs. Parker
Cnrning,s Attention The latter trained
by Max Hirsch, was the last to be en-
tered
To some, the selection Of Shelhamer
as the rider for Whirlaway came AS a
surprise, as il was expected either
George Woolf or Wendell Eads would
ride the great horse. Whirlaway, as you
know, won the Kentucky Derby, the
Preakness, the Belmont and the Dryer
Stakes. which is no small list of honors.
When Arcaro was set down at En-
pire City the other day it was reported
that Wright owner of the extensive
Calumet Stable, Of which Whirlaway is
member, hoped to get the Jockeys
rarilv 90 Areare- could ride WhirlaWay-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

SEABRIGHT. y. j. July 25.-
The ffty-fourth annual Seabright
invitational tennis tournament
reached the Scmiiinal round today
with three of the top seeded stars
absent from the competition.
TWO of them national cham
pion Don Mcneil Of Oklahoma
City and frankie Parker. the Al
tadena. Cal. ace who was ranked
No. 3 IN the meet, both were
eliminated yesterday Glowing
frankie KovacS OF Oakland. Cal.
was ouStcd earlier
Mcneil, seeded No. I bowed 10
Ted Schroeder. n 20-year-old Cali
fornian. 6-3. Is. Wayne Sabin,
Reno. Ncv, paSted Parker. e. ga
Sabin and Schroeder Will clash
in one of the prefnal sets today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
(5t1S
, y { M NalucdlontA|
SPORTS EDITOR
Test Scientific Training ThatII Be One Ang gle
Of Whroway Against In $4,000 Arlington
'Motherine Of Boots Classic On Saturday
CAN SHELHAMER HANDLE wHIRLY?

While Whiraway naturally will be heavy favorite in the
turf crowd there those who the possibility the cham
pon may his old habit running wide the turns
in the $59375 Classic Stakes Arlington Saturday These
wonder AL Shelhamer will be able handle the
times we'll Eddie Acaro whose expert riding
prevented the thoroughbred doing this
The Classic field of five is the smallest to to the
post the first running 1929 Besides
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

sational young jockey who will have
the mount on the Bull Dog colt sat
urday.
"'He'S an easy horse TO train,
said Steve. He's not big horse and
YOU have to be careful not 10 work
him too hard. He needed that rest
he had before the Yankee Handicap II
Suffolk on July 1. But the way ne
won that race and his placing behind
Swing and Sway in track record time
ut Empire City shows he's feeling
pretty fit right now
THE little bay horse standing in
the second stall whinnied happily and
paved the thick straw at his feet a
the old trainer approached. oh, YOU
want a carrot. do you?' said the turf
man, and made his way 10 the feed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Ashevitte Tourney
Reaches SemifinaI

ASHEV1LLE, y C., July %
1NSD - The Biltmore Forest
Country Clubs inNitational gc'i
tournament reached the Semifnal
round today with Dorothy Kirby
Of Atlanta playing Frances Owens
Of Jacksonville. Fla, and Louise
SuggS of Lithia Springs, Ca.
taking on Virginia Vines Of
Scituate. Mass. Miss Vines was
the only one of the four semi
finaliSts who had 10 overcome odds
in the quarterfnalS. She was car
ried 10 the nineteenth hole before
she won from Mary Stevenson of
Brunswick, Ga. ! up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

stalls beyond He emerged with
for the begging bay and the other the racing
daughter of Man War, who here Chicago) along
with the Woodvae And Judge toyed with the
making his pet stretch his long neck TO get II.
Hes friendly critter and gentle enough Trainer
Judge he yielded pleadngs got another
carrot But he knows how get his way. And
times he kicks quite fuss if he don't get it, Like the first
night here when somebody into the barn about
a. and Boots woke up Like a kid he hungry And
he raised such fuss had TO get up and feed him..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

ness golf course
record here to-
day when he
went over the
course in 1922
O. min @
strokes under
par
Nelson broke
his own record
OF s.. made here
July 81 1910.
He Carded )
brides on the
first nine 4 on
the second. The
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Tribe Buys Outfielder

NASHVILLE. Tenn, July 25.--
tINS1--Oris Hockett, Nashville
outielder. was sold TO the Cleve-
land Indians for an undisclosed
cash sum. according TO an an
nouncement by Manager Larry
Gilbert of the Vols. Hockett will
not report to the Indians until
Nashville finishes the 1941 season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
BY PAT ROBINSON

International News service sports Writer
NEW YORK; July 225,=Through
the first two months OF the season,
when the Pirates were playing
leap frog with the PhillieS, some
of his old pals feared frankie
Frisch was headed for a BOBBY
Hatch.
Now everybody knows frankie
is as mild little guy as ever
stepped on an unipires toes and
having been raised under John
McGraw and broadcned his base
ball education with the gaShouse
gang at St. Louis. he doesn't
think much more of losing a hall
game than YOU would of losing
your right eye.
During those trying days early
in the season frankie seemed 10
he trying 10 pull ont handfulS Of
his faSt-thinninC locks and he can
i'll afford a pastime like that these
days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

three-quarters Of a length
Milligan'S other triumph was on
Dust Cap, which won. easily by
three lengths at 81 for Pat Nc
Cabe.
II took Euclid Leblanc, however,
to bring home the most popular
winner Of the day This was
the 3-year-old Bill G. from the
stable of Beezley and Hirschberg
Bill G.. scored on opening day,
May u. and this was his fourth in
eight starts here Leblanc
CONTINUED on Page 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Jockeys Good. Butt
Milligan, One of Tracks Leading Riders, Outgener
aled by Herb Chinn in Ellis Farm, Purse Race
BY LEWIS ii. WALTER

By a process Of elimination. Pat
terson Millgan, the horsebacking
boy from Bunkie. La, again IS be-
coming one of the leaders of the
riding colony at the Detroit race
track Millgan did all right
for himself with two winners
Yesterday, but when Jockey Herb
ert CDouhle) Chinn. on In Memory,
FINISHED Millgan on Sam
in the Ellis Farm
Purse. there was a distinct odor
of burning punk in the air.
SCORES TWO FANORITES
Milligan wasn't the only one
who was burning Those in
the crowd of 1900 who made Sam
Alexander a 6-5 favorite burned,
too For the boy from Bunkie
got Sam Alexander away with the
last flight in the field of u and
after gradually closing the huge
gap between his mount and the
leaders started his move very late
Sam Alexander was running
over horses AT the finish. but he
was still two lengths behind In
Memory.
Milligan did come through on
two other well-backed horses.
however He scored in the sec
ond race with Jota. the filly which
owner Joe Baumbach claimed last
Spring and which hadn't won in
the more than 35 starts since the
claim Jota was a 90 choice
and just stuck il out 10 win by
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Baseball in Brief
BY international News service


Yesterdays homers Keller. Yankees
Ketuer. Indians: Tabor. Red Sox sam
Chapman and Mccoy, Athletics, bHhtgren
Cubs
Home run leaders American League
Keller New York "a: DiMaggio. New
2a--f E4FF and " fTis.
Boston. rs each National League Nichol-
son. Chicago. and OF. New York. rs each .
Camuii, Brooklyn. is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
LEADING PITCHERS

American LeaEue-Felier. Cleveland. won
n lost 3 Ruffing New York. won IL.
lost 81 Bonham New York won s. lost 2.
National League Riddle. Cincinnati. won
IL lost I Krist So Louis. won Z, lost o
White ST. Louis, won 10. lost s. Warneke,
ST. LnnLs won u lost
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

antly 10 an umpire outside the
ball park. Of course.
For his Pirates have won five
straight games and 70 OF Their
last 20 and that's pennant winning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Bees for Special Privileges

while Whraways eating sleeping and exercising are
carefully according schedule Our Boots along
whnnyng wheedng special privileges from the tall
tacturn Judge.
1--WE paid a call on Barn 3 trudgng with the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
LEADING HITTEEs

American League Williams. Boston. .3e7
DiMaggio. New York, 375. Travis, Wash
irgton .373 Heath, Cleveland 35s. Gull
lenhine 81 Louis .355 National League
Reiser BROOKLYN. .339 Mize. St Louis,
$50. Cooney. Boston. 1926 Walker. Brook
Nn. 32i Hopp and Slaughter. ST. Louis,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Horses TO Watch
By LEN WALTER

A. Detroit Rose B. Plch n Toss Pc.
'hercher. Suertero.
A. Arlington Park shut Eye. EmoIu.
nent Doghnuse. Corfiado
A. Empire city Beimike. Bustee Magic
Stream TRINITY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

record score was shot IN Compe-
tuon with Frank Stranahan Ohio
State amateur champ, and Ralph
Nagel. who had e cards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Seeks Citizenship

G. Lyttelton Rogers. 6-foot
7-inch Irish tennis PLAYER, has re-
ceived his first American citizen
shin papers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Nelson
GETS 62 af
Inverness

TOLEDO. July 25.-Byron Mel
son. former National Open and 7. G.
a. champion shot an all-time Inver-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
NOW IT'S FRISCH WHO LAUGHS
He ChuckIes at Pirates Scoffers

speed in any league. Some Of the
boys laughed when frankie said
back in April that his Pirates
would either play good ball or
he'd kill EN-. And he insisted that
they were capable OF playing good
ball and that they'd prove IL be-
fore the season was half over.
Well. the records show frankie
knew whereof he spoke and today
the BUGS are only game and a
half out of third place and seem
bent on climbing into a challeng-
ing position.
MEET DODGERS TO-DAY IN .
They will have their big chance
N the doubleheader that opens a
hve-game series with the Dodgers
today. We don't know. of course,
how the pirates will fare against
the Dodgers but. knowing Frisch.
we are sure they viii give every
thing they have.
The Freshmen put on a two
run rally in the ninth yesterday
TO trim the Pills, 3-2, and hand
Lee Grissom his tenth straight
defeat. The Cubs won a loose one
from the Braves, 5-4. on Babe
Dahlgren'S homer and the Cards
again won an extra inning thriller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
Brings UP Interesting Angle

1t hoped TO do under rule which provides that
Of the stewards Of the meeting Jockey
permitted fulfil conracua stake engagements This
practice kentucky several other sates Bat afpa
entity no il met with success
Paul Hrtenstein Chicago turf expert in connection witt
Saturdays race brings up interesting angle to the event
"The answer to question Of scientific training
versus mothers loving may be decided when Whr
away and Our Saturday For Whraway is the
prize laboratory experiment the highly organized scien
Rcally run Calumet Our Boots is the spoiled
child Judge, trainer of Royce Martins
woodvaIe Farm Judge does complete job of mother
ing his horse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25

TODAYs GAMLs
DETROIT az Phusdclph
81 Louis al Washington.
Chicago AZ Sew YORK
Cleveland a. Rost0n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
FILLS THE BASES

Roger Cramer breathed life into
the uprising with a sharp single
TO center that scored Bloodworth
and put the tying run on base.
issued his ninth walk
of. the game TO Buddy Lewis, and
the bases were filled.
That's when Travis swatted his
third hit of the game. He banged
the first pitch he saw for a clean
single to center. Early and
tCrameF scored on the hit and
Lewis galloped all the way home
from first when Stainback con-
tributed a misplay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
SEE 2S2 SCORE

Most every ono expects 2S3 10
be bettered. but they believe 2S2
viii be closer 10 the winning total
than Wells $50.
Wells fears for his course were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
MIGHT SPEAK TO JUMPS

But today all is serene in the
FriSch menaCe and we venture to
say he might even speak pleas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh , 10 l-Bowmsn. Klinger
tsl and DAVIS
Philadelphia I'll O-lGrissom Johnson
90 ana Livingston.
Chicago i-passeau Pressneu
~, fMooty 50
and Mccullough
Boston IL i-Javery. Farley 90.
johnson 60 and
Mast Berries.
81 Louis 49, tanier Hutchinson
tsl Crouch COI.
White G0l and
" Cooper
New York 5 O-W itttE iSchu-
macher (iOl and
banning.
Ony games scheduled.
Winning pitcher iLosing pitcher
ToDAYs GAMES
New YORK AZ CbicAf0'
Philadelphia Al Cincinnati
RrAaAlph- - ptf'rhurgn t2f
Boston a. So LOUIS (Ni ghN