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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

Dogs from Washington Oregon ond California will COM
Sunday in the Tocoo Cocker clubs onnuo field tos
over the prairie Of the South Tocon1o swomp.
Lost yeor there g competing onnos ond gallery
estmoted by club officios OF 2 900 persons.
This yeor's entry ond eoey. offcios soy expected
to OF leost equol lost yeors
Judges OF the will be Bill lonerqon Bob Wordsworth
Roy Sonio Pete Budewe ond Everett Metzqer
Pictured above the club committee charge From left
right top row Speed Nelson Roy Gono Everett Metzoer
Bob Wordsworth Howard GIrer eorI Coson r. John Lutts
ond Mlt Brown Front row. left 10 right Roy Schrne Bill
loneeon, Crs Keller. Roy 0runre. president; Cor Lind
oren ond Art Bost~ick.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Don Osborn
Boss Of CO.

VANCOUVER. A.. Don Os-
born. leading pitcher with Van
couver Capilo Capilanos of the
Western International Baseball
league last year. will manage the
club In the coming season. II was
announced today.
Owner Bob Brown wired the an
nouncement from Los Angeles.
Osborn will continue to take his
regular turn on the mound. He
won 10 games last year. As mana
ger he succeeds Catcher Jimmy
Crandall. who will not return to
the club this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Savidge Five
AAU Champs
Tacoma Fuelers De-
feoted for Third Spot

Seattle Savidges won their
second straight Northwest Dis
,uet tourney a; Seattle last night
with a $3.50 conquest OF Raymond,
and took a berth n the National
AAU tournament a. Denver.
The Seattle Alpines took
third spot with Ss-A de-
oision over Tacoma. Prelimi-
nary play gave Tacoma
1851 win over Mount Vernon
while the Alpines knocked off
Renton. 1855.
The veteran Savidge quintet
composed mostly of former Jni-
versity OF Washington players. had
a stiff struggle on its hands in
the first half. which ended 20-13.
After the margin dwindled 10 four
points. the Seattle team recovered
and steadily drew away.
Ed Loverich. Savidge forward,
was high scorer with 1e points.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Park Basketball

The final v'ind-up schedule for
the Park Basketball league 3 di-.,
vision will be played tonight with
triple header carded for the
Bellarmine gym as follows:
:. knapps Business College vs..
Woodmen Of World; s, First Con-
gregational Church VS.. Mormons;
9, Fuller Paint Club VS.. Manitou
Community Church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
WEST CENTRAL DISTRICT
TOURNAMENT


WEST CENTRAL DISTRICT
TOURNAMENT
Clover Park SIS, Snoqualmie ~.
North Bend SO, Vashon ~.
Bremerton 81. Bothell ~.
Fife Is. Port Angeles Is.
NORTHWEST DISTRICT
TOURNAMENT
Mount Baker 80, Sedro Wooley
So.
Snohomish 30. Lynden so.
Everett ~. Mount Vernon 80.
BellinghAm 81. Skykomish -.
NORTHEAST DISTRICT
TOURNAMENT
Harrington 20. Spangle 81.
West Valley 81, sprinsdals Is.
Odessa 81, LAtah IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Abe Swimmers
Crush Everett

Lincoln's state championship
bound swimmers came mighty
close To making clean sweep
against Everett psddlers in the
Lincoln pool yesterday afternoon.
The Abs won every event
and took seconds In all the
individual events but two.
This Friday the Abes are
hosts 10 Aberdeen mermen.
Stadium swimmers take the trip
into Southwest Washington this
weekend. meeting Lonsview on
Friday and lacking Kelso on Sat
urdsy.
The Everett summary:
so-yard free style: whslen ID,
Pennington B. Kennedy Cd,
ioo-ysrd breast stroke: q. Ford
%. D. Ford III. stsilosum B.
aao-ysrd FIRE. style; 3. Rohr. IL.
Brotherton d). Anderson Oh. Time
2.s55.
ioo-yard back stroke: sswhill CLl
Sines Ill. Pearson CE). Time i:i4s
ioo-yard free style: Dowsett IL
Horn tEl. Soium IL. Time: 'oS 2
Diving; Brotherton IL, sAwhill
Il, kimble Bl
lso-ysrd medley relay: Lincoln
tpowsett, B, Ford. d. Ford Time
2oo-ysru free style relay: Lincoln
lRohrs. Dyson. Rohr. whslen)- Time
i:527.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
PASADENA. c.l..rh. chie.x
Lincoln Wresilers
Face Hard Foemen

Lincoln wrestlers tackle two
tough opponents this week end
graphing with Fife Trojsns on
Friday and tusslins with Long
view Jacks On Saturday. Both
matches are o. IN. Lincoln nr.ts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Oilers Have Real Basket Battle

star, led the Bsrtlesviils team.
looping five baskets with two
hand push shots. Vic Townsend.
leading northern division scorer.
led the webfeet with IL points
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Trojans Meet
Wildcats Now
Both Pierce County
Teens Play Tonight

BRENERToS - High-povered
Bremsrton wndests led two
Pierce county eulntsts and the
defending champions from North
Bend into the semi-finals Of the
West Central district tournament
tonight after yesterdays opening
round.
The Bremerton hoop machine
rolled over Bothsl. 81 to a.. but
may run into a .nag against Fife
Trojsns tonight. The Trojans
showed convincing power in de-
feating Port Angeles Teddies. IS
TO IS.
Clover Park Warriors defeated
snoqualmie Bulldogs, 35-27, and
and North Bend came from be-
hind 20 defeat Yashon Pirates.
1929. to advance in the upper
bracket.
Today's complete schedule:
: p. m: snoqualmie W. Nashon.
. p. m: Bothell w.. Port AnGe-
lee.
1850 p. M; Clover Park vs..
North Bend.
$3.50 p. m: Fife ". Bremerton.
Yesterdays summaries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Major Camps
Nv UNITED PRESS

ST. PETERSBURG. F1a.-Msn-
ager Billy southworth today said
eight pitchers. seven of them
rockies. would see action in the
St Louis Cardinals three-game
series with the New York Yankees
The series starts tomorrow.
MANTLE New York Giants
catching duties will be handled
chiefly by Ken ODea and the
veteran Gabby Hartnett during
the coming season, Manager Bill
Terry said today.
Harry banning. regular catcher
who signed last night for an I'M
specified raise over the sI5.0 he
received last year, will be switch
ed to left field.
ST. PETERsBURG. Fla
Righthanded Pitcher ALLEY
resumes work today NJ the
New York Yankees aprinx
training camp. Donald return
ed from Johns Hopkins hos
pifaI In Baltimore last night,
partly recovered from . sacro-
lilac injury suffered during
practice last week.
SAN FERNANDO C.m. = Tn.
Philadelphia Athletics came here
today to meet Seattle after scoring
a rs victory over the Portland
Beavers In their first spring ex-
nibition game. Sam Chspman's
double with two on in the last Of
tho ninth allowed the As TO nose
out Portland Yesterday. The for
mer sll-American football star
was top man at the plate with
three hits in five times at bat. The
AS outhit the Beavers, 1911.
SAN BERNkRDiNo. CAL
The Pittsburgh Pirates got
out into the sunshine today
for . heavy helated practice
sess,on before they meet Port
land tomorrow In the seasons
nrst exhibition game. Con-
slant rain has kept the Pirates
from outside drill.
LAKELAND. ma. -rr.ddy
Hutchinson, In good condition
after an ACTIVE winter, made no
predictions about his pitching to-
day but told the Detroit Tigers
they needn't worry about his in
duction into the army. He doesn',
expect 4 draft call before the
close Of the season.
AVALON. Cai-Managvr Jim.
my Wilson Of the Chicago Cub
watched his regulars go down ir
defeat, 5 10 l. TO 4 second string
nine yesterday in the first intro.
club game OF the season. Rookis
Lou Novikoff JAILED to get a hi,
in three tries but he was credited
with two brilliant assists IN lsf,
field.
PASADENA. Cal.-The Chicaxr
White sox continued preparation,
today for their opening exhibition
game with Pittsburgh Sunday a.
Manager Jimmy Dykes announced
he will use two OF his first strinl
pitchers against the PiratesL II,
said he probably will give the noc
TO Bill Dietrich and Thornton
Lefty Lee during the opening In
! nin2a.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
SAN ANTONIO. Tex

SAN ANTONIO. 1ex.-The ST.
Louis Browns were scheduled 10
play their first squad game
today. The match was postponed
yesterday by rain that washed out
the clubs workout
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Totals
AETERNnnN GAMTS
Game NJ. Q
MI. VERNON

I0taIs ............lf TO 20
Half-time score: Mount Vernon Q,
Tacoma "a
Officials. Cliff Peek and Huntley
McPhee
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
Clumps on Louis-Simon i.


Michgans athletic board has sanctioned the Joe Louis
VI Abe Simon heavyweight thing for the 2lst
But has placed the top price at S. ringsde Makes
merely an exhibition big dough for the brusers
Simon has jaw n broad q public parking LOT and
what place for Joes leather bombing missile to park!
STILL there always that remote chance that some such
hug will land lucky punch Joes too strong chin
and cop the
Exh q MONTH
in heavyweight division, boys
definite action the title
with
1 heavyweight tradition
Louis Reign That certainty
A sure axe hfe's itself.
looking the picture from this angle Of today the best bet
TO b
No. Billy Conn
But
cutspssd Louis points but Nat snort
end A short end chance
hit wit, Louis' spssd has
than anything else especially that
nghf top and kept him there.
Billy y much lighter. Twenty-Five more pounds
and experienced and he's In full health
He . very he Calento and Baer An
extremely mex
will lose when he 10 told TO
. great the big saddshusd for betting
sup to ace-nhe-hole and thing
these days expect anything
any 1t IL ter-r-r-be
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

Clover PA tss a7l sncquslmie
McSsn.sn tisj -. - Monnssi
ssston -. C. dol Kennedy
sliis sIl go. o...'.... Moore
sess Clover az q pam. x az saT.an
White. svare. Grant. Fsdden ~.
snoouslmie Logic. kahier "a.
Arnold. Hall %. Vanneil
GAME No.
North Bend t32l lesl Nashon
J caoe tsl .....r..... "a Wright
Catching 90 ~. 90 Cullen
Andrews 90 ....C..... u Allison
p f.. osee 90 g. 90 Ms sls,II,o.o
"p sub. North Bend 20 w sohss,s.
Punk "a Crawford ID. vashon
GAME No.
nremerion teD lsD Bothell
wsrlond 81 p 90 Lee
Campbell uD -. d) winsert
s GsSl % q, "a: % M ss kSsa
subs Brsmsrton: Lonsiey uo).
Isng ID, Wiley 81. Eathorne ca.
Devaney 80. Bothell Brewer a..
Lass %. Fuani uD. Ihlenseldt ca.
Half time: sremerton led s4-is.
GAME NO. 4
ss.. 90 -. -. ,s s. Ms SSsas
Dreysr dsl 20. 90 Hssuevood
Evaneioh 90 % ..........vAi Vail
subs: Fife Hamanishi az. wilcox.
Herting ca. sasami. Pr. Angeles:
Bray (2l. Stone, Tiff, Main.
Malt ENfs A~A 1n.lQ
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

II The gospel truth
the which he
booted one The complete play
II someone else hsse erred. goes for him.
Euloqies Turn to Scorn
Mt new nobody John Public's family seems to have
any Of other than there has been major
arsument from which he can make definite picture.
chair
wenatehse has been In and out and now IN again.
but for how long and exactly Why
would imagine league from strictly business sense
:. dollars good would unfold the
fun story pubncs sake.
That suspicion the part of
The nogu Webster retired federal trist OF
Spokane
When the dgninsd gentleman standing shossn 10
lead he circuit he euogssd TO the hssvsns
Newspaper official suosss and
public.
New the abb a~d retired
Sus was shsir Il His
thsusht q hnA
Osasdsag Judge pesuea Me- that Aossat mako
common y pussing md bsfuddiins no end
Of W. G. Bramham head az the
league association.
He In delegated the San Francisco
Scala des Of the controversy and
report to him.
Graham Tacoma for that
BY becomes Of increased import
adding Of the fan seeking light
BY the full unfortunate shoud
open public That will tell who has erred
something being concealed
And hal In not oodd
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07
ON THE LAM
with ELLIOTT METCALF

WHEN baseball player makes an error on the field oil
!" action. IL goes into public record
Fans see. read hear about IL
And that principle believe, should al times rue
IN the play of the executives Of league or team.
which brings the front door Of the Western inter-
national league executive Office
That's where this unfortunate and befuddlng controversy
involving the former president j. Stanley webster Inc
mosuls and the Wenatchee club began.
No where Right the leagues ssnetun ssnetonm
Somebody made Perhaps very
49, 49,,
Ana that error public property in saynS detail
tust by players.
..v that b>eaus> been placed in =
mind
rney read this they this and that
Trajectory. 80 - :.
perpiexiiy the part OF those usk "
IA VIII has developed into a Chinese puzzle
learned there deep rooted sus
o. . delightful hsng concealed
be II from that I'm merely einS
you the the part of many fans
began have been ASKED
vhats it ali on! This all doesn't sum
Up right" : -. 49,. -
everything this
knows about gone into public print
And that o In The gospsl truth
Judge webster the play which he
booted The complete play
else has erred. the same goes for him.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

'losss FAAt nhhAaAi'hA -tofs
Herting ca. Sagami. Pr. AM
Bray CD. Stone. Tiff. Main.
Half time: pfc led. 2o-io.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

ST. PETERSBURG. F1a.-Msn-
ager Billy Southworth today said
eight pitchers. seven of them
rockies. would see action in the
st. Louis Cardinals three-same
series with the New York Yankees.
The series starts tomorrow.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

SAN BERNARDINo. CAL
The Pittsburgh Pirates got
out into the sunshine today
for q heavy helated practice
session before they meet Port
land tomorrow In the seasons
nrst exhibition game. Con-
slant rain has kept the Pirates
from outside drill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-03-07

Hutchinson, In good condition
after an ACTIVE winter, made no
predictions about his pitching to-
day but told the Detroit Tigers
they needn't worry about his in
duction into the army. He doesn't
expect 4 draft call before the
close OF the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
"A Record?
Claim National Mark for
SoftbaH Pitcher
International News PhOt,

SAN \, JOSE Cal H. July Pans
of Leroy zimmerman, former San
Jose State College grid star now
with the Washington Redskins and
currently pitching softball for San
Jose's Hester team. claim he has
set a national Softball pitching
record.
They pointed 10 the following
feats accomplished by Zimmerman
this season
He has pitched az consecutive
innings without permitting run.
He has struck out % men in a
single nine-inning game
Pitched four no-hit, no-rur
games.
Pitched six one-hit games.
Famed 233 batterS in 90 in.
nings. permitting them only 1e
hits and IL runs.
Pitched II ShutoutS in Is games
Struck out - consecutive bat.
terS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Sundays D. B. F.
Schedule

CLASS A
Pepsi-Cola' vs.. PARIS, Northeastern !.
80 Auto Club vs. Vase, Norihwesiern
,. $50; Hodges vs.. Powers. Belle Isle g.
3 30. Alies, Dye
CLASS Is
sans vs. ALL Butchers Atkinaon ?,
.OO. j. l. Hudson W. hass, Ives. 80
Mcclure vs. Acme. Ives, 90 Hoffman
VS.. Troy, Northwestern !. 90 Rays vs..
Grevhound Northwestern 4, 100; Arthuri
vs. Jaw Isl. Northwestern ,, $50: Rayr,
Us Troy Northeastern 5, $50; JAW l5i
vs.. United Diaries Belle Isle >, $3.50
3 80. JAW. vs.. JAW ia. Jayne !. , 80
LAW 81 vs. HE A. C., Belle Isle 2, , 30
Industrial Sheet V, Prieto, Lodge q, $50
-Four Leaf clover vs.. Hassett, Belle Isle 4
90: East Side VS. Mshts. JAYNE 2. 3:30
Stober PNA " McLOuth, Jayne 3, 90
JAW 81 vs. JAW i0i. Belle Isle 3. 100
CLASS &
Bradford VS.. Vviano. Northwestern 4
80 Andrews " wesi side. Cooley. 90
Rlis% " SQUARE Deal; Northwestern ?
CLASS ID
Northwest Lions VS.. Melvindale. CLARK
90. Americans vs.. DE SAINTS North
western o, 3:39; oakwood vs.. Victory. Al
knson ?, 30; star Lodge vs.. Kowalski
Chandler. 90. Tobias Courtney vs.. Fal
cons Northwes ern .. 900.
NUGGETS
Bait. vs.. Bait 40. JAYNE I Ratt vs.
Bait. O. Belle Isle Bait 3 v. Bait. II
Codd: Bait. I Bait. IL Northwestern
s Bait vs. Bait. 5 ST. CAR Bait.
vs. Bait T. Atkinson 3.
All games az ! p. m.
CLASS r
Lincoln Park vs.. Falcons. Dingemsn !
90: Lincoln PARK vs.. Hornets DingemAl
J.. , 30. Craftsmen vs.. Tiger Cubs, Akin
son 3. 3:3O: Rams vs. Strathmoor Stoepe
90. St John Cantius vs.. Ford Post
tSruFpsi. $50; Gooiey cubs ~ Hymies
Liitleheld / 90: Grand VS. Haags Little
lheid. 3 30: Sweet sixteen vs.. Junior Colts
Codd. $50: Panthers vs. Federal. Dinge
man ? 100: Hudson i5f Jrs. vs. De l..
sale, Southeastern. 90; Parkside Cub
Tvs Naaker cubs. Southeastern. 80
square Deal Jrs. VS. Tnans ST. Clair
I 3 30: Learned Cubs Catholic Central
Algonquin /. ;O0 81. Joseph Commercial
VS. Comets Algonquin. 30. Wildcats vs.
Minute Men, Lodge ,. 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Hank Leiber Woozy
Leaving Hospital

CHICAGO, July 2. ~ QNS) -
Hank Leiber, sluggipp C'.cago
Cub outficldcr who wa. III IN The
head by a ball pitched by CHI
Melton a week ago, was out Of the
hospital today, but said he stu felt
WOODY
I'm going 10 take good rest
before I 60 back To playing this
time" Leiber said II WIS hit
on the. skead by Bob Feller in
1887 and. because ! didn't take
any precautions, / felt the
effects for nearly year"
Leiber was dismissed from the
hospital Yesterday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

Berlin London-Moscow Interpretation Of the American
League baseball race by the Cleveland Indians.
After several days Of bitter fighting. have just
aged the Yankees of second position which they
had occupied for many weeks"
The Cleveland Indians aren't the only club which depends
standout for this Luke Sewe said
be the first baseball personality make the obscva
ton that the Indians would be nowhere without Fclor Its
without Felers contributions the Indians would be fight
ing stay the 500 But where do YOU suppose
Yankees would be without Joe Daggos hitting the RED
Sox without Ted Williams?
And you don't think Hank Greenbcrg did something for
the Tigers last look where they
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Fioht Pictures Are Cut

like you to think Joe Louis is on his way
the LouisConn make appear
youthful recedng But don't forget the wise
slap this film together only give the customers what
they wish them to see rather than complete picture.
Rngsde spectators will attest TO the fact Joe IS
still durable There's little need to shed
tears Louis long his legs hold out.
When Dempsey the powerful hitter bowed out twice
Tunney his legs that failed him And it's still
pins tell many champion the hill
It's true there moments in the LousConn battle when
pictured hanging desperately and leaning into Conn
Many will say We'll isn't that enough evidence
O tell the story of Joe's legs
that's only part of the story Louis still is by far the
most dangerous heavyweight the business Speed aoo has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

corps His victory and defeat record seven and
three is the best Chicago has offer Last Sunday Ted turned
in one brilliant performances by stopping Cleveland
9-3, with five hits
heap we'll deserved honor Lyons. But ms manager
Jimmy DYKES wouldn't him pitch anyway because
expects him regular league around then
So you understand Mr. Average Baseball Fam that your
criticism would be 10 no avail nice thought however
and if there should be sentimental note about the ASar
game this year it'll be the absence Of Teddy Lyons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Golfer to AViafriX
Eileen Wood, Woren's District Star, Flies TO Visit
Friends; Plans Trip to Coast
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

of Oklahoma. and Bill. who scores
in the low 70s on the University
Of Michigan course.
A sister. Mary Anne, who is Ia,
is taking up the game.
Betty Jane made her start In
district competition in the Derby
at Lochmoor and following rounds
of 81. 30 and SS there. she has
had IS Al Red Run and SO yester-
day AT Clinton Valley. She is eX-
pected 10 be a contender in the
state tournament at Detroit Golf
Club. beginning July Ia.
Mrs William Guse OF Oakland
Hills had 81 in the second flight
Al Clinton Valley yesterday tC
win low gross honorS for the first
/ time in her five years in the
district
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

Heard among the women golfers:
Eileen Wood. women's district
championship Fighter from Dear
born Country Club, acquired a
private pilots license last Fall
and recently bought a small air
plane. She is visiting friends in
New York, having flown there
alone. and within a few weeks
will start on a plane trip 10 the
West Coast and around the coun-
Try Miss Wood is a Librarian in
a Dearborn school.
Betty Jane COPYRIGHT. new star
in the womenS district. comes
from a golfing family. Her father
Ray Courtrlght. is golf coach al
Michigan. She has two Older
brothers, Raymond Jr., who plays
in the middle 7o'S Al University
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Bs5!: !: }a q
II BY BoG 1Il"44'y
Yes, All Star PickerS Missed Lyons
But He Couldn't PIOy, Anylcay

You cant put your finger hum. You can't single him
out Of crowd and say there You cant draw picture Of
him Nor can YOU find him when YOU want him.
Who is he? No he's Yehuds kid brother Hes Just
Mr. Average Baseball Fan who up with the annual squa"N
which always follows announcements for the ASaT
game 49,, a..
If YOU Try to corner Baseball Fan and ask HIM
70 explain the niuscs passing before his eyes you
cant find him But bv of underground tunnel the
word gets around kicking and scuns because some
bah PLAYER was left off the list.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Genes Pique Pays
Detroit Formally Awarded Ryder Match for Second
Year in Row; USO viii Benefit
CONTINUED from First Sport Page)

ouSly offered its course 10 Mayor
Jeffries. whose assistance Hagen.
had enlisted. And now comes u
formal award of the match. "
Accessible by both bus and
street car. the big north side club
adjacent 10 Palmer Park. is ideally
located for an attraction OF this
caliber.
Proceeds Of the match will 60 10
the United Service Organizations
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

ancient nlCdSo NHllt ooN n"i lNi' Avn
81 Wasn't Picked for the All.Star Game
Club
And rightly do they complain. In
behalf Of Mr. Average Baseball Fan,
let's enumerate the deeds of Lyons.
Two hundred-pound Teddy has been
with the White Sox for 70 years and
never played in World Series or All
Star game But during all this time ne
has been the mainstay of the pitching
corps. Teddy, however, isn't as young
as he used 10 be. He's already turned
40 and for effective results he has been
limited to pitching duty once week.
Yes, Lyons was forsaken by the
American League managers for two OF
his mound mates, Thornton Lee AMI
Edgar Smith And TO add 10 the IN
Justice LYONS is the leading hurler N
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
Horses TO Watch
~ IEM WALTER

A. Detroit Lady Menace, Blsgden. n
n McCarty. star Whiz.
At Arlington-CherrN Trife, Proud one
Pink Gal. Mucho Gusto.
Al Aqueduct- Zaltowna, LaAtokka, Nh,
Vestido Little Rebel.
At Suffolk Downs ENtremus, Morstep
Freeland's Lad Night Lady
Al Delaware Park Purpls Dawn
Wicket Century Note Beauzar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02
CHIC AGO

Runs hatted IN Wright Croucher ?
Perry. Tehbetts 2 Two-base hit Wright.
Sacrifice hits Stsinback, smith Higgins
Left on bases Detroit II, Chicago D
Double PLAYS KuheI (unassisted). Appinl
10 Kuhel Bases on balls OFF Trout 2. MI
Smith :. Struck out By Trout ?, by smitf
2 Wild ptch-Smth. Hits-On Smith !.
in IA niinngs. Losing pitcher smith
Umpires- Ormshy. Hubbard and Pipgrat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-02

tennis tourna
men neared the
5 @ m i ( j n a ]
stages.
Holding sway
in the So-called
"o1 d { i m ers'
group were Max
Gurnan. Dick
Prakken. Jack
Schlesinger and
Hobart Wrob-
bel, all seasoned
veterans IN the