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Evening star., 1941-04-13

900 square feet for the War and
Navy Departments and 100000
square feet for other agencies"
Walk-up Design.
The temporary buildings, for which
a site is now being sought, provide
the 100000 square feet needed for
the War and Navy Departments.
They would be of walk-up design
and are to cost approximately
$4, 100 900.
The cost Of the Districts new
Municipal Center Building is ap-
proximately $5, TOO 900, not counting
land purchased years ago in antici-
patton of the development. The to-
tai cost of the National Guard
Armory is estimated at S2,750 900.
The drill-hall and pertinent facili-
ties, now about completed as the
first unit. cost approximately 81 ,16S,-
900. Contract already has beer
awarded for wings to be added TO
the drill-hall to house reginental
and other units.
Evening star., 1941-04-13

Police Set Spring Style.
White House police today will
oflciaIy open the spring season by
appearing in their military type
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Former Zionist President
To Visit South America

DR.. Solomon Goldman, former
president of the Zionist Organiza-
ton of America, will start soon on a
six-week tour of South America,
stopping at several cities along the
way to deliver talks before Zionist
meetings and to confer with out
standing Jewish and Zionist leaders.
Edmund I. kaufman of WASH
ington, president Of the organiza-
ton, explained in announcing DR..
Goldman's plans that the tour is
designed to cement a closer bond
of friendship between the Jewries
of South America and North Amer
ica, as we'll as to launch q united
program in behalf of the upbuild-
ing Of Palestine.
Evening star., 1941-04-13
Easter
Continued From First Page)

been First Lady, Mrs. Roosevelt will
miss the annual White House chill
dren's fete and egg-rolling tomor-
row. Mrs. Roosevelt saw her niece
and namesake. Eleanor Roosevelt,
married in Dedham, Mass. yester-
day to a young English architect.
Edward P. Elliott. After going to
church with the President she will
leave by plane for Los Angeles,
Calf. to see the Roosevelts' Oldest
son, Capt. James Roosevelt, mar
ried tomorrow to Miss Romelle
Schneider his nurse when he under
went an operation in 1888.
The Easter outfit Mrs. Roosevelt
selected is in tones of purple, a
departure from her usual blue. The
purple crepe frock with rounded
shoulders is accented in violet. Her
wool coat and straw hat are in
shades of purple.
Mrs. Wallace to Be Hostess.
In Mrs. Roosevelt's absence, Mrs.
Henry A. Wallace, wife of the Vice
President, will be hostess tomorrow
to the tens OF thousands OF children
who come to roll eggs and frolic
on the Presidents lawn. The Chief
Executive will greet the egg-rollers
sometime during the day from the
south portico of the White House.
Mrs Roosevelt has invited 1872
British children, war refugees in
Washington and nearby Maryland
and Virginia towns, to the usual
Easter Monday children's party at
the White House for the sons and
daughters of Government officials
and friends
Visitors at the White House yes
terday set a new record, S,421 being
admitted to the public rooms and
4,042 of these bringing cards which
let them into the private parlors.
In addition, many thousands Of
others wandered about the grounds
all day.
Police Set Spring Style.
White House police today will
officially open the spring season by
appearing in their military type
Evening star., 1941-11-09

Refer to published daily for changes
In these HtingS notes and features outstanding
presentations and foreign shortoave neus parey and
musical periods
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Todoy's High Lights

WRC, 1f:30 a.r,.-Reium Of The show which
displays talents Of Nations music students.
WEVe t2:00-PauI v. NcNuit and Rural
elettrifieaton Administrator Harry SlatterY de.
scribe R. E. AS defense role.
WhAl, 12:i5-Piene Van Paassen. author.
WMAl, 12:30-Violinist 0sV Rensrdy plays
Wieniawskys % Minor Concerto; Rapee con.
ducts Wagner's Rhine Journey" and Forest
Murmurs." Dukds' "Sorterers Apprentice
VOL, i5O-Redskins vs. Dodgers al Brook
lyns Ebbeis Field.
WJSv, 7:oo-Honorng the Marine Corps
166ih anniversary.
NMAl, 2:00-Sendior Taft Of Ohio. Repre-
sentative Eliot Of Massachusetts, Dr. O. Glenn
Saxon Of Yale: Can Government Control Prices
Through legisIaiion!"
WRc, 7:30-Assisidnt Attorney General Thur.
man Arnold heads panel discussing Defense
Inventory"
WJSV, 3:00-Buno Waller conducts No1at's
D Minor Requiem" soIoists including Eleanor
5teber Enid Szaniho. William Hahn. Nicola
Moseona and The Westminster Choir.
WJSV, 4:30-Pianist Alec TempIeion plays
GeHhwin's Rhapsody in Blue"
WMAl. 5:30-ffih air birthday Of the musi-
cal family.
W0L, 5:3O-"0rean Played al Midnight"
WhAL, 6;45-New title for Mrs. Rooseyeis
New York broadcast.
W0l, 645-Jose lui1 cantiIo. president Of
The Argentina Chamber Of Deputies. and Nelson
Rockefeller. Co-ordinaior Of InterAmeritdn
Affairs
WEV, 7:15-FVe women from various walks
Of life discuss Women in d War-fom World"
WJN, 730-Miokey Rooney and Judy Gar
land in Babes in Arms"
WRC, 8:00-Veronitd Lake, quest.
VOL, 800 Are The United States
UniedF debated al the Shoreham by Senators
Nye Of North Dakota, Worth Clark Of Idaho,
Chandler Of Kentucky and Hatch Of New Mexico.
WhAL, 8:30-"The Living Dead"
WJN, 9:00-SOprano Rose hampton sings
RoNini's Bel Raggo" and "InfIammatus,"
hanenefs "tlegie," Rdchmaninoffs What
Joy; Jose lturbi conducts Tschdikowskys 1872
Overture" others.
VOL, t0:30-New series sponsored by 0.
f. N. 10 demonstrate what we are defending
in America. Regulars are Clifton fadiman and
Morton 6oulds orchestra; initial guest, Ethel
Norman.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
Short-Wove Programs

SYDNEY. 4:55-News: Wo7, 1888 meg,
252 m.
LONDON, 5:55-News analysis: CSC, 958
meg, 3l.3 m.; 6SD, Ills meg. 255 m.
MOSCOW, 6:45-News RNe, II meg. Is m.
BUDAPEST, I30-News; HAT4, 9.l2 meg,
328 m.
TOXIC, 8O5-News: lG4, 1910 meg, i92
m.: JZ, 1880 meg, 25am.
BERLIN ot5-News: DID. I'LL meg, IS.
m; DID, 1854 meg 785 m.; DXp. SOB meg,
49.7 m.
MOSCOW, 9:3O-New RV96, 1913 meg,
1877 m.
ROME, i0:3O-News 2R04, tt.8t meg,
25.4 m.; 2R06, 1880 megy 1916 m; 7RO8,
1882 meg, t6.8m
MOSCOW, 300 a.m.-New: W96. 1918
meu,, 1877 m.
Evening star., 1941-11-09
EVENING Stur Features

Star FIashes-LdieSi news, twice daily, Mon
day through frioaY WhAL, al 1890 am.
and ass pm, Analysis Of the weeks news
by Loihrop Stodddrd. Saturday al II am.
The Ameritas-0penng Of junior high school
series on South American nations; WhAl, Mon
days al Z pm.
National Radio Forum-PubIic affairs discus
sions by promineDi officials; WhAL, Mondays
al 9 pm.
Junior Star Page-The popular feature OF
The Sunday Star aired by lis youthful con-
irbufoY; WnAL, Saturday al I045 an.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Dutra Steps Aside

Dutra withdrew, though. so
Shannon could make the trip, and
this let in Eddie Kirk of Glen
Oaks. who otherwise would have
missed by one stroke. Kirk made
the best showing among the Mich
Iigan pros at Hershey. going to the
Iquarterfinals before he was ELI
minated.
All except Kirk among last
years qualifiers will to off Mon
day. Kirk is in the army. The
trials are at SO holes, morning and
Afternoon rounds.
Sammy Snead and Ralph Gull
dahl will defend the championship
they won year ago in the $1,000
Inverness tournament, which be-
gins Thursday and continue s
Through Sunday. One round will
be played Thursday with two
rounds the remaining DAYS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

their ather. c. +. Egleston, 10
make a worthwhile team. Also
there's L. r. Whiting OF Meadow
brook. who can call upon any one
of several sons. among them Bob
and Dick, who rank with the dis
trict's best. Then there are the
higgins. of Port Huron-Fred ST
and Fred Jr.-and the Meadow
brook duo of II. II. and II. p
Davidson. Both will formidable
And don't overlook the Oakland
Hills pair of Lyle Fife and son.
Bob, the latter a member of this
wears University of Michigan
team. another of those youngsters
who can hit EN- a long way.
For the first time, the tourna-
ment will be opened 10 district
professionals and sons. Probably
the strongest pair in this group
will be AL Watrous, Oakland HIS
professional, and his son. AL Jr
The latter is a member of the
Royal Oak High School team.
And if Walter Hagen and Wal
ter Jr. enter, watch out for them
too. Young Walter, a powerful
hitter. starred as a member of the
.Notre Dame team before being
graduated year ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
State Pros Will Play
For ) Places in PEA
Country's Leaders
Will Compete
at Toledo

Michigan's qualifying rounds for
the National p. &. A.. Monday, at
Plum Hollow. features the weeks
golf schedule here, with the an
nual four-ball invitational tourna-
ment al Inverness. Toledo, over
the weekend also attracting much
attention among Detroit golfers.
Twenty one professionals will
compete in the p G.. A. trials AT
Plum Hollow. the five low scorers
TO qualify for the championship
at Denver, next month.
a year ago. at Franklin His
with six places awarded this state,
al Watrous of Oakland Hills. and
Marvin Stahl of Lansing. led the
way with las. Ernie Shave OF
Meadowbrook followed with 147.
Three with f5fis-Mortie -Dutra
1and Tommy Shannon the latter
then Mortie's assistant at Red
! Rsun bat now head pro at Orchard
Lake. and Ray Mcguire, Watrous
assistant 49, completed the quail
flare
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
.LdRose Heads
Handicap List

Jack LaRose. winner Of the
District Junior championship last
year, heads the juniors new han
dicap chart with a one-stroke
rating. A former Southeastern
High School golfer, LaRose was a
semifinalist in last Summers Ma
tional Publinx tournament.
Officers of the junior associa'
ton, which was founded in 1927 by
the late Mrs. Charles H. Booth
are: President, Mrs William l.
McGiverin; vice president, Mrs
Stevenson. and secretary treasurer
Mrs. Walter r. Dill.
The schedule:
July Detroit Golf Club.
July 14-Clinton Valley.
July 2i- big Day at Meadowbrook
July $3.50 Medal play championship a
Detroit Country club.
August PRO Juniors ~ Forest Lake.
August 4-Forest Lake.
August I1--Western
August IS-Plne Lake.
August 25-2e-Distriet championship
Plum Hollow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

his short game is excellent. He
has worn down and beaten some
of the best in the district with his
short game and deadly putter.
Hillcrest has the double cham
pion, Ziggy Ziwadski. Ziggy won
the state amateur title at Charlie
voix last Summer and also an
nexed the state public links crown.
He is the first public links
player 10 win the state amateur.
He has a well-rounded game with
lots of power off the tee and
good. steady, short game. He is
always dangerous.
Sylvan Glenn has three fine
golfers in Jimmy Johnson. Ray
Ala and Jay Law The first two
arc consistent hitters down 'hC
middle and a steady game around
the green. Law is former South
eastern High School star who has
shown a big improvement in the
last year.
j The leading player on The TN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
BY EDGAR HAYES

Detroit will have one OF the
strongest teams in the National
Public Links tournament at Seattle
next month. a review of the play
erS in the area shows.
The trials will be held at Plum
Brook June 80 and the three low
est qualfiers will comprise the
Detroit team. An alternate and
several individual places likely
will he awarded Detroit
Missing from the Detroit Lineup
will be Mike Dietz. who went 70
the finals of the Nationals last
year when il was played at Rack.
ham. Dietz is now private
"clubber' and is a member of the
Lochmoor team. Ronnie Williams
another topnotcher from last
years squad. has joined Clinton
Valley and also will be among tho
missing.
While there is always the posi-
bility OF an outsider getting hot
III Allt NlldlS dilNl Ndhllik OilC VI
the places. il is believed the
Metropolitan Golf Association
stars will be foremost among the
winners
In this group are a half dozen
players whose games are good
enough 10 win the National title
a team strong enough TO capture
the Harding Trophy could easily
f be recruited here.
There are two great players al
North Hills-Bob Gajda and Ar
Pony. Distance Us the forte o.
Gaida, who hits the ball as fan
as any golfer in the state III
is getting tho tournament OK
pcr.cncc necessary 10 steady In
game for his biggest test
Pony has great all-aroun'
game. but IL is on the green
that he slaughterS the opposition
lie is one Of the top putters anC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Kennel Editor Has a Fitting Tag

George editor Of the Philadelphia Inquirer Is
called Bow Wow Finnish baths have been installed in
Hollywood Park help Jockeys reduce their weight Umpire
Bill Griev New York legislator from Yonkers in 1885
c. Sapnicka president of the Cleveland Indians and
od-time pitcher thinks that the ball should be deadened
little Jack Coombs former Athletics pitcher coach
Duke University 81 players into organized baseball
all Class better Coombs SO years old has been
Duke - years Among his graduates Billy Werber Chubby
Dean, Crash Davis and Eric Upton Studies made by Ohio
State years age span
Of the greatest proficiency among professional golfers
That let's out pro otherwise. Greg Rice the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Wood Not Entered

Craig Wood, the new National
open champion, is not entered but
most of the other headliners OF
professional golf will play. Among
them is the team of Henry Picard
and Johnny Revolta, who have
won the Toledo event twice.
Byron Nelson. Inverness star
pro, will team with Jimmy Thorn
son. The other pairs are: Horton
ISmith-Lawson Little. Ed Dudley
Johnny Bulla, Lloyd Mangrum-
jug McSpaden. Dick Metz-Clayton
Heather. n d Ben Hogan-Jimmy
IDenaret.
Tuesdays tournament OF the
IWomen's District Association has
been switched from Red Run 10
Plum Hollow. The women will
play at Red Run the following
Tuesday, June "a.
Teams from Lochmoor. Mea-
IdoWbrook and Detroit Country
Club, which finished their regular
schedule tied for the lead in the
Woods group, will play off the tie
Wednesday at Plum Hollow. This
plan was decided upon instead of
a round robin so only one day
would be required.
The Furniture Club of Detroit
VIII hold its annual golf outing,
Tuesday, al KnollwooC 1t will be
an all-daV affair 10 raise funds IN
send at least 100 underprivileged
children to a two-weeks' fresh air
camp.
Wednesdays tournament OF the
Women's Metropolitan Association
will be played at Bob O Link.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

employer There shouldn't be doubt about
the hardship his employer Clark Griffith can't pick
that kind Of Buddys every day
There three Kreevich brothers in bMke with the
White Sox John with Binghamton EASTERN and Andy
with Saginaw Michigan State League The kreevchs hail
from Mt. Olive H. The Tigers didn't want Ben Chapman
because of the outheders temperament Jimmy Dykes likes
baseball bad boys and took William Howard of Hot
Springs Ark recently appointed steward by the Illinois
Racing Commission at 500 day which roughly VIII mean
$1,000 for less than six months work The governor of
Illinois gets S12500 In Arkansas the stewards Job pays
only SIS day Howard turned down last Winter Can
YOU blame William
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

One OF the Detroit District Golf
Associations most interesting
tournaments, the father and son
event, is approaching. 1t will be
held Thursday, June 26, at Pine
Lake Country Club. A natural,
the tournament is revived after a
lapse of several years.
From this distance. it looks like
w. A. (BilD Ryan and his son,
Francis, against the field. Some
other pair may slip in ahead of
this Detroit Golf Club combina-
ton, but if it does happen, 1t will
come as an upset.
Both of the Ryans rank among
the districts low handicap players
and really can 60 to town on a
golf course. In fact. there are
some who will rate them as the
country's No. | pater-filius duo.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Monday Pairines
For PEA Trials

e30-I :3O--Tom shannon. Hortsr Nc
Weigh. Harry Chcuik
1851 .35-Ray Mcguire. Bill Graham
Warren Orlick
9:4O-i.4O- Mortie Dutra. Denny Cham
payne limerick Kocsis
e:45-I.45- Joe Before. Herman Fiebig
Marvin Stahl
g:5O-1 .5O-George Diegel, Benno Pautke
Clarence Gambler
q:55.i:55-A Watrous. Joe DevAny. Pa
Sawyer. GO,
10.OO-7 0O-Ernie Shave, Jack Winnsy
Ed. Hlliard.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Starred in Canadian

Some years back, the favorite
tournament of the RyanS was the
Canadian Amateur. Against some
of the most formidable amateur
golfers in the United States and
Canada, both used TO be good for
several victories before being
eliminated. And from the way
they have been going in district
matches this Spring, they appar-
emily are as good as ever.
But they are not likely 10 have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Strong Team to Play
For Detroit in PubLinx

versity of Detroit squad, Augie
Fogoros, is now on the Bob O'Link
team and playing nice golf. He
is one of the most consistent scor-
ers among this group.
River Bank boasts two fine per-
formers in Eddie Furgol and Joe
Sommers. Eddie is without an
equal as an iron player in these
circles. He is especially very good
with the short irons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
EUents for 2 Days

The events follow: Friday-Men
A.A.U.-l00 yards free style;
100 yards breast stroke: women.
100 yards free style. 80 yards indi-
vidual medley relay. Open events
$50 yards individual medley for
men, 80 yards breast stroke for
girls, and 50 yards free style for
boys Ia or under
Saturday-M @ "A. A. U.-220
yards free style, 100 yards back
stroke. 10-foOt diving. Women
100 yards breast stroke, 200 yards
free style relay, $50 yards individ-
ual medley. Open events-50 yards
free style and breast stroke for
men. 10-foot diving. so yards back
stroke and for girls under Ia, q
so yards free style.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Pepper Scorned Sliding Pants

Jack Knott of the White Sox Frank Merriwel throws
double curve according Muddy Rue and Mike fresh That
pennan itch doing things Rue and fresh Pepper
Martin sliding pads he claimed they slowed him
up Bill Hnchman Pittsburgh Pirate scout Travelled 30
miles country roads to watch pitcher on whom ne had
when he arrived the but was between
two girls still looking for the who sent him
Andrako former Ohio State center signed 1871
with the Washington Redskins after obtaining leave
the army corps Buddy Lewis of the Senators was
granted 6Oay army deement because ito accept i'm
induction would work unusual hardship the ndi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
PITTSBURGH
BOSTON

Totals 80 ~ Totals 81 y p
'BAtted for Berries In seventh.
fBacsd for Mast IN ninth.
!Bsttedsfor Salvo IN ninth.
Boston 100 600 1000
Pittsburgh 0Oi 1O2 i3N-t
Runs - Dahlgren, Miller Cuisine.
Fletcher 2. DiMaggio 2 Lopez 3. Runs
bstted m Dahlgren, Elliott. Butcher. Di-
Magic 2 Miller Elliott, Lopez 3. Two
base hits-Lopez. Moore. Home runs
DAhlgreen, DiMaRgio. Miller. Lopez. sacri-
nee Butcher Double plsy-Rowell and
DAhlrgen Left on bases Boston :. Pitts
burgh s Bases on bslls-Off Butcher 2,
on sAlvo a. struck out BY Butcher ..
by salvo l. Wild pitch Sayn-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
He Registers 81

a short time ago he had q Ga
at his home course and if he had
been able to sink all puts under
four feet he would have been in
the SOS.
Sommers is one Of the straight.
est hitters off the tee in town
He splits the fairway with every
shot He needs a little more ex-
perience TO become threat.
Max Evans of Middlebelt has
beaten many of the best players
in town. Sammy Kocsis, another
of the famous family, has won his
share of matches and shows i'm.
provement every month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Pirates WALTON
Braves, 81

PITTSBURGH. June 1i.-Four
home runs featured the Pittsburgh
Pirates 8 TO 2 victory over the
Boston Braves at Forbes Field to-
day. Both of the visitors runs
came by virtue of homers by Mil
Ter and Dahlgren. the latter's
greeting Max Butcher, Pirate
hurler. in the first inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Cubs at Home
Blank Phi|ies

CHICAGO, June 14.-Vern Oh
sen held the Philadelphia Phillies
TO three hits and shut them out,
3 to 0 today as the Chicago Cubs
began their long stay at Wrigley
Field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

Outdoor swim
Inning season To-
cally at East
wood Park next
Frid ay and
Saturday.
| Oh a lie s II.
brennan, Sec
retary of the
Michigan A. A.
IU., announced
Saturday that
IN G a + | y zoo
swimmers have
tentered the an
lnual carnival.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

'Batted for Blanton in sixth
4Batted for Crouch in seventh
Philadelphia 600 900 600
Chicago 00l 100 l0X B
Runs-Hsck. Iieber, Mccullough. Runs
batted in--Dallessandro. stringer. Sturgeon.
Two base hits--Mueller. Cavarretta Three
base hit-Hack. Sacrifice hit--Leiber. Bases
on balls-On Blanton 2, on Olsen 3, on
Hoerst 2. on Pearson 4 strike outs-By
Blanton 2. by Olsen 4 by Peterson l. Hits
or Blanton 3 In innings. OFF Crouch
% In inning. Left on bases-Philadephia
IS. Chicago g. Wild pitches--Olsen. Pear
son. Double plays Mueller TO Bragan to
Etten, Nicholson TO stringer to Cavaretta.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Battle Creek
Girls Entered
In A.A.U. Swim

Martha Blair and Betty Burton
of Battle Creek. Michigan's out
standing girl divers. are among
the entries in the state A. A. u.
which omen the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Eglestons Are Good

For instance there are the
Egleston boys, Chuck and Drew,
who rank with the districts best.
Either one of them can pair with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15

of Illinois Bob Zuppke blazing Arch Ware
Chicago Tribunel says:
THE between Jimmy Dykes and his former Phla-
dphia teammate Eddie Collins business Of the
Red So began when Collins after agreeing
10 sell outfeder Bling Miller pitcher RUDE Walberg to the
White separate transactions, phoned the next
morning that ne had changed his mind"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
teachers Teacher

Craig Wood. veteran golfer, is
known as the teachers teacher, "
many professionals consulting him
about their problems.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
SEATTLE HONORS EARL AvERILL

Here's real tough luck for tcher-Les Mueller Tiger
farmland al Beaumont earned of 131 per
nnennng game for straight setbacs Joe Rue American
league umpire today celebrated his forysecond birthday
was born in Danvi Ky. Basil also umpire in the
junior major league circuit employed as moving
picture operator is the only Syrian in the big
leagues born in Austin Tex. Frank Metha, former
Tiger playing shortstop for Knoxville combines with Johnny
Korner in making one the double play duos in the
Southern Association.
Earl Ayeril ex.Tiger given "Ayeril Night, In
Seattle recently he is playing centerheld for Seattle with
Jo-Jo White in right field Henry Armstrong former triple
champion refereeing the Pacific Coast Waly
Ppp headache which the late Lou Gehg the edge into th
Yankee lineup the result of being struck in the head with
puck in hockey his youth Among University
q q q ~ ~
GqN >@2><}}EiSq2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
Ryans No. 1---Threat
In Patterson Meet
By M. F. DRUKENBRoD

ia walk-away in the coming tour
Inament at Pine Lake. In the last
few seasons, some pretty fair
youngsters have come up through
the Junior District Golf Associa-
ton and with their dads will be
on hand TO challenge the Ryans
and make a determined bid for
the championship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-15
G61tS
o. BY 1oMnodoneu
SPORTS EDITOR

Pipp's Headache Gave
O ehrig Chance &c
Get in Yonks' Lineup