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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-12
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-12

HELENA Conrad Bue, geological
survey engineer, was hauling in a cur
rent meter In the lower Marias river
near Iona. The weighted meter on
the end of the steel line came into
view. Entangied In 1t was a willow
fishing pole and line and a chunk OF
moss. Beneath the moss was a 9-inch
wnitefish. Il had to throw the fish
back" Bue sighed. mo license"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-12

-Footings and wall foun-
dations for the Northern hotel are
complete, and cement for the support
ing columns has been poured, accord
ing TO Howard 0erlach, superintend-
ent on the construction job, repre-
senting Holabird g. Root. architects.
1t Is being constructed by the J. O.
Boespflug co. Of Miles City.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-12

BmLINGS-Lee RENE, 80. Of Billings,
formerly Of Hardin, was sentenced TO
serve 10 months in federal prison and.
pay a fine of 500 when he pleaded
guilty IN federal district court to .
charge Of selling liquor to Indians. He
previously had pleaded not guilty 70
the charge
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-12

HAvRE-About 10000 acres Of winter
wheat are heading out In Hill county,
according TO Ben Daggett. county
agent. Acreage Is the largest In many
years, he said.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-12

The Montana Land and Investment
department has purchased $500 900 IN
government bonds. Commissioner J. w.
Walker reports.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-12

The first enclosed cabin airplane
was built in 1912 by Bleriot, and was
flown by Legagneux.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-12
Drilling Wells--Kevin-Sunburst

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-12

Bulgaria, a nation Of 10000 square
miles, has an estimated 100000 In
habitants.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-12
CUT BANK DRILLING. WELLS

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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-07-12
NeuU Locations Cut Bank

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santa Fita-Jacobson No. 2 NV SEA NWa 2S-S7-5W Tug
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
SECOND ROUND
Garrison KdyOed
In First by BetkWith

CHICAGO, July 10.-tINS)-
Booker Beckwith, ensationa
Gary. Ind. Negro light heavy.
weight. today was definitely
booked for bookings big time cir.
cult ms the result Of his fast first
round knockout victory over NaSl
Garrison. San Jose, Cal, last nigh
i'm the Chicago Stadium now out
door arena. A crowd OF $40 paic
ISS. 476 so 10 see the fight.
II was his seventeenth ConSecu.
tive victory. GarriSonS previous
claim 10 fame came from a victory
over Tony Music. but the Cali
lfornian needed more than hi,
newspaper clippings against tho
liable Gary punChcr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
z Tiger HurIers
Halt Rapids

GRAND RAPIDS, July 10
Harold Newhouser and Schoolboy
Rowe bore down on the Grand
Rapids Colts of the Michigan State
League, in an exhibition game here
Wednesday and the Detroit Tigers
had little trouble scoring 6 TO !
victory before a turnout Of 5000
fans.
Newhouser pitched six innings,
during which time he struck out
y men and allowed only three
hits, one of which was a home run
| by Walter Cripple in the first in
ming that gave Grand Rapids its
only run, In the second and fifth
lstanzaS. Hal struck out the side
Rowe took the mound in the
seventh and allowed one hit. a
double by Buck Etchison, in the
ninth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

Bob Teller, Of course, looks like
a sure bet to win at least 80. He
has IS already in the bag and
should haye. little trouble adding
IA more. If the Indians had an
other Teller we might concede
them the pennant. But where are
they going to find another one?
We don't know how far jolting
Joe can 60 on his hitting streak
but we feel confident he stands a
ROYAL chance TO lead the league n
homers, runs scored and runs
batted in. Right now he is tied
with Williams in runs scored. each
having crossed the plate II times
He and mis- teammate, Charley
Keller lead both leagues in homers
leach having hit 10. Keller, how
ever. tops him in runs hatted in,
I72 to II. but Joe leads both leagues
in the number of hits made. 107
Ted Williams faces the toughest
road of all. Nobody can have an
extended hitting slump and turn
in a 400 batting average But his
teamBnates assure us Ted is the
type who won't slump very long
at any time, and who has the dis
position necessary to go along
banging out hits under pressure
Nevertheless, we'd say that the
Yanks, Dodgers, Feller, DiMaggic
and Reiser all have better chance
of making their respective ports
than Williams has.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Ships Glass Sail
Dates Are Set

LAKE MOHAWK, n. j., July
19.-GNS)-The Snipe Class In
ternational Racing Association will
sponsor the ninth annual North
Atlantic Coast Championships here
August Is and II. it was an
nounccd today by Commodore
Herbert s. Croft of the Lake Mo
hawk Yacht Club. More than 30
yacht clubs. from Maine 10 Mary
lana, are expected to be repre-
seniod.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Sans Can Get Tie
BY Victory Today

Two Glass Il contests of the
Detroit Baseball Federation. post
poned earlier because of rain, will
be played at $50 this afternoon
at Northwestern Field. Sans,
Class B champ, plays Holtzma1
while He A. c. takes on HasseJ
A victory for Sans, which han
won seven and lost two. will en-
able II 10 go into a four-way tie
for first place with Greyhound,
Acme and Arthurs in the Red
Division.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Dizzy Dean 10 Open
New Career Tonight

ST. LOUIS, July 1o.--tlNS)-
DIZZY Dean was back in ST. LOUIS
today all set 10 contribute his
inimitable bit "a the radio high
lights Of the nation.
Tonight. in the game between
The ST Louis Browns and the New
York Yankees. he viii start q
radio career as a baseball broad
caster which will gross MIN 5000
for the remainder ~ this season
and $1,000 each for the following
Two Nears
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

Announcement that Benny
Leonard and Lew Tender are 10
don the gloves again after ~
years out Of the ring IN a bout AZ
The Arena Gardens Monday recalls
their last lightweight title battle
in Philadelphia m 1922 when Tend
Ter had Leonard on the verge OF
defeat in their - rounds bout
ON that occasion m ihe tenth
round Leonard was clipped with
Tenders dynamite loft so hard he
was ont on his feet Benny, dis
cusSInC The bout the other day
said II still had enough az my
faculties left To start talking TO
him and told him, you have
a great left hand Lew, that one
hurt some, and your right also
j. good hat YOU cant lick me
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Destroy War Minstrel
After Accident

CHICAGO. July 10.-QNS)-
Mrs. Emil Dcnemark's 7-year-old
War Minstrel. conqueror OF Sea-
biscuit in the 1888 Stars and
Stripes Handicap. was destroyed
today because of injuries suffered
in a game attempt 10 continue
the race after an accident in the
81 500 Grassland Handicap at Ar
lington Park yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

Leonard Tells HorU He Used His Head to Beat
Tender Back in 20

and you know IT,
THAT threw Tender of guard
and I was able 10 recover i'm
the remaining time 10 the bell
and during the rest period. l
went on TO outpoint him. l told
Tender about II all several years
after and / imagine he felt very
Chagrined az what happened for
really talked him out of the
title"
Benny and Tender fought twice
for the crown and on both occaS-
.onS Leonard only outpointed him.
Monday night they will AT the
ages of AZ and 45 don the gloves
again in the feature Of the usual
Monday wrestling card in the
Arena Bowl. There will be four
mat bouts that evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Nisseiills
To Face

International New. service Wire

lhttfuhiHnhl NfNN NtFNff Nht
q ST. LOUIS, July fO.-J0e DE-
Maggie. whose record consecutive
hitting streak has now extended
through as games, viii try to
lcngthcn his record tonight at the
expense Of Johnny Niggeling and
the St Louis Browns.
Neither left handlers nor right
handlers, speed bah pitchers or
fellows with slow stuff. have been
able 10 stop the Yankee clipper
bat it may be that Niggeling and
his "nutter' ball will turn the
trick.
Bob Feller said recently that
somebody without much reputa-
ton would stop DiMaggio who
would hit four line drives and all
would be caught, NiggelinE would
seem to IN that description exactly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Jacobs Now Can Put
On Fiqhts in District

WASHINGTON, July 10
GNS) The way was open Off
cially today TO permit Mike ia.
cobs, New York boxing car, t.
extend his domain 10 the District
of Columbia. A residence require
ment, previously waived in three
bouts staged by Jacobs in the ma
tional capital, was rescindec
by the district com
missioners, heading the loca
government.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
BUNNY Satisfactory

NV york., July 1O.-t1NSl-
The condition OF Al Dummy
Davis who was knocked out los
Fritizic civic. wcltcrWeicht champ
last week, was described q,
satisfactory by physicians today
No diagnosis was given
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
.Ex-MCGraW Giant
Pilot in Minors

GREEN BAY. Wis. July TO-
GNS) - Richard tRed) Smith,
former New York Giants catcher
during the managerial regime of
the late John McGraw, is skipper
Of the Green Bay nine in the Wis
ConSln State League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Hutchinson Gives 7
Hits; Buffalo Wins

BUFFALO, July 10 Freddie
Hutchinson limited Syracuse to
seven hits as his Buffalo team
mates went on a batting spree last
night 10 whip the Chiefs. 12-4. The
BiSons pummeled three Syracuse
hurlers for 10 safeticS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
SHUTE RALLIES

Shute. the 1861 National pro-
fesslon champion, had to overcome
3 down deficits in both of his
matches 10 defeat Ray Mangrum
in the morning and Jimmy Fouls
lin the afternoon. by / up scores.
Fouls had put ottt +. J. Dutch
Harrison in the first round, 2 and
II. Harrison finished a stroke IN
back Of medalist Snead with l39
for the 80 holes Of qualifying.
Sarazen, three times tournament
winner. cardcd a 33. 2 under, at
the turn. rs he went on TO elimi-
nate Joe Burch, and 4, and then
beat Tony Pcnna who got into
match play via a playoff in the
trials with a 12-foot putt for a
birdie on the nineteenth hole in
| the afternoon.
McSpaden, a semi-fnalist along
with Nelson. Snead and Guldahl
in the play-for-pay tournament
last year. was carried TO the
wenty-first hole before eliminating
the long-hitting Jimmy Thomson.
In the afternoon. MCSpaden de-
feated George Schneiter, 3 and 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Pittenger Is Upset.;
Ternstedt Winner

Ford Post upset Pittenger, l2-4
and Ternstedt pummeled Century
20-4. in postponed American Legion
baseball contests yesterday. The
latter contest went seven innings.
r Il ?
Ford 200 nan 1912 -
.PUtcncer 04G GOO ono
k,rira and NrFon Dommer, R.ffen
berg aud Martin MAligan.
u =
Ternstedt 20p Sf2 20 II
Century o02 002 o.
FoEgerheck and NcDermott Rzepka
Shevel, DeErAzia- and White.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Pittsburgh Charts
Neon Goal Posts

PITTSBURGH, July 10.-GNS)
Alexis Thompson, owner of the
Pittsburgh Ironmen OF the Ma
tioual Profess sion a ] Football
League. today was planning m.
stallation OF neon-lighted goal
posts kIor night games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Stratton Ranks as
Youngest Coach

Monty Stratton. former Chicago
White SoN pitcher who was made
a coach after losing a leg IN a
hunting accident is only % years
old-the youngest coach in the
majors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Iowa School Puts
Ban on Football

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia July
10. -GNS) Officials OF the Iowa
School for tho eDaf had banned
football AZ tho institution today
with the simple explanation that
the game Is too rough
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Gehringer Back;
Corsica 10 HurI
lContinued from First Sport Page }

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
Joe DiMaggio with a single to
provide one Of the important tai
lies of the game, will be in center
field for the Red Sox And, Jimmy
FoxX will he at first and Joe
Cronin al shortstop and Bobby
Doerr at second base. AllNdour OF
the Sox saw action in the game.
GROVE SEEKS 3OOTH
Incidentally. Robert NJ ose'
(Lefty) Grove. is slated TO pitcf
for the Red SoX tomorrow seek
ing his three hundredth victory II
his seventh year in the majors.
Among modern pitchers, only
four won over 300. They were
Walter johnson. who captured Ala
Grover Cleveland Alexander 373
ei1iTsty Mathewsen Or and Eddie
Plank 324.
Before that quartet, Cy Young
won 51l t291 in the National and
go in the American League).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

the party the night before the
race. Party Friday night takes a
heavy toll Saturday and Sunday
night for those in the race.
Following arc the crews sailing
on some of the local boats:
Sonata-Dave Williams, skipper;
Don Williams, Harry Watson,
Charles Dodenhof. Bill Denes,
James French, Howard Mickle, Gil
Pingree.
Rainbow IV-P. c. Williamson,
skipper; 1rv Jorgensen, Jack Ech-
clmeier. Ernie Zimmerman, Al
Gonas. Fred WieSel, Johnny Ken
dali. Jack Langfelder.
Mink Eddie WunSch, skipper,
Al Thomas. Ted Mabley. John Nc
Lean. John Pottle, Ted Buttrick,
Dick WunSch
Spindrift-Ray Priebe-Trent Nc
Math. shippers; Harry Leonard
Clark Swart. Dick Schlegh, Seth
Ingram, Chuck Wagner, Ralph
Terrible.
Dorjack II Stanley Puddiford
y. 3. Edwards, shippers; O. T.
Fjndley. l.. Boyd Benkert, Robert
Benkert, Howard B. Gibson and
Rem Voorhees,.
Chantey-Ted FarnSworth. Ted
Conner. Gus Conner. Ben Hcftler
Mark Stoddard and Doctor Meyer
Malabar VI--Charles Burbach
skipper; Ford Buckley. Joe Nc
lCarger, George McCarger. Gi
Dittmor, Bill Comstock Jr.. Bill
ILieboldt. DIR, Charles Varcow
James Thunderstorm.
Kathmar-Dave Sloss, skipper
Hugh DAILY. Bob Kerr, Fred Fish.
or, Don Braden, Bud Brit, ROD
Stephens.
Duchess-Tom Lott, skipper,
Joe Mason. Tom Green, Duncan
,Ross.-.--Loe Drake and Elliott
Spaulding
Pache-Tom Fisher, skipper;
Carl Meurer, Howard Finch, Capt.
Jack Neale. Bob Bryant. Ward
Kemp, Jack Lognley and Bill
Barber
Estrellita - George Naumann,
skipper. Don Van Pelt, Ed Bodkin,
Ted Villenue. Gerard Naumann,
Bob Lawrence, Bill Snyder and
Al Grundy.
Shamrock-Ernie Crates. skip
per; Bob Gould. George Snyder,
James Grant, Bill Noah, Ed Scan
Ion and Fred Bingham.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
AH-Siar Grid
Seats Sell Early

Two weeks before July 4 every
81 90 seat for The Chicago Bears
College All-StarS game. in Chi
Cages Soldiers Field, had been
sold.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Rangers and Poinfe
To Play for j. 5. 0.

A polo game between the
Ivory Rangers Of Pontiac and
the Crosse Pointe Hunt Club team
for the benefit Of the United SerV-
ice Organizations Will be held al
3 80 p. m. Sunday on the Cook
road field. located south Of Mack
road. between the Seven and
Eicht-mile roads. Crosse Polntc
beat the Rangers s 20 3 m June.
RANcTRS CROSSE POINTE
- gtefsrl Mac kim
yr,rs, ps,lsv Prank Coulsor
r,., psaro-k Alfred House
Iob, Ivoy, Jr. Fred Colin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Fight Results
Rr Int.rnationaI -, ssr,ies

BY International News service
~ Nsw YcFk-Tanf HaureIo 1es
tr YORK scored technical kn0FE1 over
I'VE Mamskos 160. Greece Co.,
.-.lckeE Harkinf 1fs Gsrnarf0gr, Pc.
Icne1 VIC Dsaclri $50, Sev
f. trnH
Ha-f.-f-. ~ Boston ra'po r'ra
Armstrong 20 Toronto CfI.
Al AitarE - V-Antvs gssefr4n
So Nsp York dseisloaes Bobby B-tton,
ifI. &.sml. ia QO1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

nuns M'NoskN. MfNalr. tfouchff sui
Ivan 2 Rove Chippie Error-Stsinback
Runs batted in--Chippe, Rowe 2 New
nutfscr. hcCesi,V. F~frti'i stHi,ssh--Tllo-
base hits -s- CrouChcr Rowe. McCosky.
stsinback, McNalr. Etchison Home run
Chipple Double plays Perry 20 Croucher
N Radclin PryiiCh 40 Ftchison 10 Mo
Cluskey. Left on bases Detroit ~ Grand
Rapids 8. Bases on halls--Od Ncwhouser
?, Of Rowe /, m Echer 3 on Hamill 3.
of Pryhch 2 Struck cut BY NeWh0uscr
II. ny Rowe 2 by Hamill 3. Hts-On
Newhouser 3 In innings. Of Rowe Ia
innings. on Eichler 3 IN 3 innings. or
Hamill in 3 innings. on Prvlich , IN
innings. Hit los pitcher Uple Rowe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Wood, Runydn,
Picard Upset

Continued from First Sport Page)
by the grace Of a 23-hole victory
over Earl Martin in the longest
match Of the day and then the
colorful NirCinian breezed in with
a : and 6 victory over Phil Green
valid, the Wisconsin professional
who eliminated Picard in the
morning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
HOGAN GOES ON

Hogan. at the top OF his game.
had little difficulty IN orasing the
veteran Frank Walsh, > and 4,
but found the going tougher 70
take the measure of Bud Oakley,
= up.
In trimming jim FoCerty Z and
6. Guldahl was ; under par and
did not lose a hole TO the East
eTner.
He went on in the afternoon to
beat Gene KuncS, > and l.
Fry. one of five California pro-
fessionals. needed only 81 strokes.
3 under par, 10 reach the turn IN
both rounds. First he eliminated
Henry Ransom. = and /, and then
sent Wood out of the running by
an unexpected 6 and ) count Fry
started a string Of brides against
Ransom and fred the same brand
Of golf at Wood.
Ii was Horton Smith who took
the measure Of Runyan. ! up, in
the morning. Smith stayed in
there a she fired 4 under par at
Ralph Stonehouse 10 defeat the
Dixon, H., pro. 3 and 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
p. @. A. Results
FIRST ROUND


Gene Kunes Philadelphia Der. Franz
lcommsso. Rochester y y 2.up. -.
Earl Fry. Alameda Cal. M
Horton smith Pirehurst. \. C, der
Paul Runyan, White Plains, y. Y. ] up.
Ralph Stonehouse. Dixon. III def Franz
Champ Bedford Ind, and
Gene sarazen. East Chester. y. y, def
Joe Buren,, Mobile Ala. . and 4.
Denny Shute. chicago, def Ray Man
grup Oakmont, Pa. s and I
Tony Penna. Dayton, o.. def, william
Francis Houdayshurs, Pa, and
Jim FOULS. Hnsdale. a.. def. Z. J
Harrison. Little Rock ? and !.
Bruce Coltart. Absecon. y. j., def. Car
IBeDan. Pittsburgh. and
Byron Nelson, Toledo def. Bunny Tor
pew Kansas CITY, J up.
William Heinlen Noblesyle. Ind. def
Frank Krinele, Linden. y. j. J up
Ben Hogan. HersheV Pa, def FraHt
Ralph Gudahl. Chicago def jim 70
gerty, South Hamilton, Mass. and
lax Esan. I.ouisyillc. de- Boo Aanset
Jr, tairhci1. conn. ana Z.
o Council. Essex Fails. y, j., and 2.
GEORGE TaziD. Glendale. Pa. def. Charles
Malloy, WallaEtou Mass ! up.
Harry Rasslef L0s Altos. Cal. def Eoi
Coney. HaEervtoWu, Md. and ..
Phu Greenwaid, Menomonee Falls. WIS
def Henry Picard, Oklahoma CITY, 5 and O.
LLOYD Msugrurn, Monterey Park, Cal.
def Floyd Farley. Oklahoma City, and 4
Mike Turnesa Elmsford. y. r.. def. Lee
Kosten, MuskeEon Mich. and J.
Mark Fry. Oakland cal, def Henri
Ransom. Fort Worth Tex. 2 and /.
Craig wood. Mamaroneck, y. Y, def
Clarence Noteworthy, University CITY Mo.
3 and 2.
sam snead. Hot Springs Va, def Ear
Martin. inslewood, Ca 1 up~23 ho,es
Charles Shepard. omaha, der. Leo Nal
Tory. Brideeport. Conn and
Pezzullo West Warwick f.. J.. 3 and ?
August Nordone, Syracuse n. y. def
Dick Metz. Oak PARK H.. 4 and 2.
Jack Grout ". PitistOn, Pa def. Jimmy
Demaret, Noroton, Conn. 4 and ,.
Rob. con, Brentwood Heights. Cat up
George schnettef ogden, Utah. def Her
man keiser. Akron, o.. Z and 2.
~ Dudley. Colorado sVngs. def. BUDDY
Poteet Tulsa. and
Jimmy Hines. Great Neck, l.. L., y. Y.
def Al Nelson. Fonte Nerda Beach, Fla
Harold Mcspaden. winchester. Mass
def Jimmy Thomson, Chicopee, Mass.
up, II holes.
SECOND ROUND
Nelson def. Hetnletn. up
Guldahl def. Kunes. and /.
Hogan def oakley. ? UP.
smith def stonehopse, 3 and 2
Shute def Fouls. ] up
OFT def Ryan. by default.
Colfart def F7zio. l up, - holes.
Suead def GreenWaldt, Z and 8.
Turnesa def Bassler and 2.
Fry def Wood. and 5.
Msngrum def Shepard. 8 and J.
Grout def, Coleman, ! up.
Chezgi def. Nordone. / up
Hines def. Dudley. 3 and ..
McSpadcn def Schneiter. 3 and ?
sarazen def. Peuna 1 up, ~ holes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Race in Majors
"Opens I'd Half

Continued from First Sport Page
IS to his credit. Kirby Higbe has
won II and figures 10 do at least
as well in the second half And
Hugh Casey who has turned in
nine triumphs won't have 10 i'm
prove much 10 win 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
A NAzI ARMORED CAR IN A RUSSIAN VILLAGE

A picture issued by the Germans with
the official caption explaining that these
women in an unnamed Ukrainian village
welcomed the Nazi advance guard with
bouquets. The sign in the background,
translated, reads: Hearty Welcome. 5HGl>
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
.Ma(kinaC Fleet
-
Cut 10 81 Boats

Continued from First Sport Page
out for polishing today for Satur-
days race. She raced here in 1889.
She's in fine shape.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10

Note to the Gals: Biggest pain
in the neck TO the sensible
clement sailing to Mackinac is
the party tho night before the
race. Party Friday night takes a
heavy toll Saturday and Sunday
night for those in the race.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
Totals as 30 n TOTAL. 30

'Ratted Tor Nandenberg IN nInfh
Detroit 020 000 O22-6
Grand Rapids 100 OO0 COO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-10
EASY FOR TELLER

prove much TO win 20.