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Evening star., 1941-04-08
By WALTER MeCALLUM.

WOOQIHOuL SUulldy Siuu touoy
announced its opening day for May
l. when Golf Chairman Leopold
Freudberg and his committee, will
stage a series of tournaments with
A mixed foursome among the high
lights. At the same time the club
is making arrangements for the
usual series OF team matches with
two clubs in Baltimore and one In
Richmond which annually are fea-
lures of the Woodmont golf season.
The players from the Bethesda,
Md. club will travel to Richmond
TO meet the Lakeside Country Club
team while other matches will be
played against the Suburban Coun-
try Club and Woodholme Country
Club teams.
Invitation Tourney Scheduled.
Chairman S. E. Mulliken of the
Bannockburn Golf and Country
Club Golf Committee announced
schedule of "a links events for the
Glen Echo club, topped by the club
invitation tourney scheduled Tor
June 6. 7 and 8. AS last year the
invitation affair will be two-man
best ball event, with a qualifying
round to be played June 6. followed
by two days of match play.
Initial event on the Bannockburn
schedule will be a Moaners VS.
Groaners match next Sunday. The
schedule follows:
aop April vs. orGsners a,ts.miiion
MAY 4-Catoctln Country Club tespn
match: 11-Match play against par: 10
Scotch foursome tournaments; & Ior 9ieh meh
snd team Tnmsh match; so-riss tourney for men
in the morning and women In the AFTER
June 1. 8, Is and 22-Barry-Pate Cup
tourney; s, and s-Invitation tourna-
July Alag tourney. mixed Scotch
fouTsome; 13-Argyle team match; 90
and 27-Tom Moore Cup tourney. and
on same dates tourney for the Pop Piper
4 August s,r,ths5 and sUn tournes sss
eRS,nils eas yasafsns ifsm
and si@eius chsmpionshlp match play
iOSSae oetob.T 5NMiIed T Handicap tourney;
Ip-Besyer Dam team match; November
27-Turkey tourney.
DR.. A. Thomas Utz, long chairman
of the Board of Governors at Indian
Spring, has been made an honorary
life member of that club. The pre-
sentation of life membership certi-
ficate in the club was made by DR..
w. c. Barr, secretary of the District
Golf Association.
President Why Cox and Gene
Larkin we're to meet today to decide
on the place for the first big pro-
fessional golf meeting of the year.
All the pros of the Middle Atlantic
area will gather at one of the local
clubs next Monday, the club to be
designated today.
Watering Project Held Up.
The Washington Golf and Country
Club, which for months has had
under consideration a proposal for
fairway watering, has tabled the
project, temporarily at least. But
the club Board of Governors has
asked a special committee headed by
A. G. Dezendorf to continue its study
of a sprinkling system.
Two more mass golf trips are in
the offing for later this month. Sec
retary Barr of the District Golf As
sociation will shepherd a flock OF
golfers to Old Point Comfort, Va, on
April Is, while on April ~, DIR. w. M
Evening star., 1941-04-08
Rod and Stream

With the Potomac River almost muddy enough to walk across na
Chesapeake Bay hshng not due until early May uou sun s
SO and Vgna doesn't until April TO-
incidentally revised its creel limit this
mostly synthetic Maryland
Evening star., 1941-04-08

Efrors-EngberE Cordua, Stitt, Croney,
McAllister. Clarke, Connell. Runs-Croney
(2). McAlister (2l. Brewington. Eakle
Bottomiey. Enos t2l. ConnelI ~; Essd
co,dui & a0dse & sstt vsb..e ss sits
Hodskin. Cordua. Stitt. Croney. Brewins-
ton. Home run--Ensberg. First base on
balls-On Connell. q; Of Bottomley. l:
of EneberE, 4. Struck out-By Engbers.
S: by Lodge. 7; By connen, 6. Hits-On
Connell, 8 in innings; OF Bottomley'
in 2 innings; Of Engbers. IN 81; Mn In
ming pitcher-Lodge. LOSING pitcher-Bot-
tomley. Umpire-Mr. Mattingly.
Evening star., 1941-04-08
No Title Threat Seen Anacost Wilson Nne Foes High Series Start
WhirIowoy Full of Derby Class,
But Chances Hinge on Jones'
Ability to Get Horse Sound

(This is the second in q series
dealing NTH the leading 3-yeur-
old prospects OF the turf this
year,
Evening star., 1941-04-08

Lacrosse.
North Carolina. 81; West Chester Teach
ers g.
Evening star., 1941-04-08

Two more mass golf trips are in
the offing for later this month. Sec
retary Barr of the District Golf As
ISOLATION will shepherd a flock OF
golfers to Old Point Comfort, Va, on
April Is, while on April 20, DR.. w. M
Evening star., 1941-04-08

DR.. A. Thomas Utz, long chairman
of the Board of Governors at Indian
Spring, has been made an honorary
life member of that club. The pre-
sentation of life membership certi-
ficate in the club was made by DR..
w. c. Barr. secretary of the District
Golf Association.
Evening star., 1941-04-08

Totals 80 II 81 9. Totals 40 ~ q
Delaware - 1S0 003 200-14
American u. 400 900 600 4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Krduser, Wa||i(k
Head Mat Card
ToNIcur,s RoITs


Ksrol Krsuser VS. Leo Warlick. J IN ;
falls tfor junior heavy titlel
SPEEDY" LaRsnce ". Jack Lay in
) falls
stanley Burcsh vs., Doc Kowarsky
fall
Harold chsundy vs. Pete Kozer fan
Leo Wallick, twice king Of the
division. tonight seeks TO become
a three-time champion of the
junior heavy wrestlers in the main
event of tonight's wrestling menu
in the Arena Gardens with Karo
Krauser. Polish muscle man anc
present title holder of the class or
the other end of the argument
The main eXent-AlIl- 2a-ea-at-e
p. m. to allow the Louis-Nova fight
to be broadcast from the wrestling
ring.
Wallick's pile driver hold anc
Krauser'S fuII nelson's VIII bC
matched in this clash. Each crap.
pier won the title with his pet holC
and both both deadly nncc- they gel
them working The bout is g
minutes time limit best two II
three falls.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
HATS OFF TO TED WILLIAMS

AEW YORK, Sept. 29-My Bet? All right-were standing
pat pair Louis will stop Lou Nova inside of
six rounds and the Yankees will knock out the Dodgers six
games less.
The champion will go into the ring with Nova to /
favorite.
What with heavyweight worlds championship fight and
World Series featuring the Dodgers Greater New York is
than just slightly wacky Uncle Mike Jacobs like the
Brooklyn club bosses moaning about limited seating capacity
Mikes afraid the Polo Grounds will be large enough
house the great crowd that Louis what
the Bombers last ring Louis goes into the army
in October and retire before that medespe Jacobs
the champions handlers who would like him continue
fighting
But, Joe really and truly tired Of hghting-red of
training grind and has told ntimaes He would like
tire moderated Novas admirers Louis pos
sbllty OF champion-Nova They this
mental attitude Of Joe will the Detroit scrappers undong
at the Polo Grounds tonight.
Back to Jacobs and his weepshe will
cations that there will be customers who will
pay better than S6OOOOO to the fight Out of that Mike
may salvage enough iron boys for of choppers
he is reported TO have lost shouting No
preliminary boys demands for hike in wages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
No Giant VS.. Pyemy Stuff tonight

II VIII be no giant pygmy stuff tonight like
Billy Conn Both fighters will weigh pounds Nova
stands feet inches and Louis IL But Joe
reaches 10 inches against LOUIS Is inches the
eosmo out OF cosmic something the hillary
The gadiators New today their respective
training They weigh be examined at
Madison Square Garden where the doctor say Hum
greatest specimens Of manhood followed script
In case you have forgotten-Louis has had fights
winch he scored 30 knoekouts Seven scraps
with decisions for Joe and he in the
tweith round by Max Schmeng He Braddock
me ute In Chicago June D. 1887 ncidently Jim gets
10 per cent cut OF Joes championship earnings great
hfe~for jim
Nova has had 80 bouts in which II kayos He
by decision engaged draws He lost
one duke and was stopped by Tony Galento
Washington newspaperman told Bucky Harris
was being considered for Cy Slapncas job office
for the Cleveland Indians So asked Bucky at
Yankee Stadium yesterday.
NO one has talked to about it," Harris said
But Bucky who is not signed yet Washington
Gated he would be agreeable.
Then Roy Stockton St Louis scribe, said he heard Fred
Haney possibility for the Cleveland job Haney
manager Of the Browns is st. Louis Stockton
thinks highly OF Haney said he thought woud good spot
for Fred
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

II took the ST Louis Browns 10
turn the trick. but nevertheless
the Tigers. American League
champions in 1910, were saved
from the ignominy of the second
division in 1871.
The Tigers -themSelVeS. had very
little TO do about il as they were
shut out. 80 by Thornton Lefty"
Lee at Briggs Stadium in the final
game of the season and blew a
chance for third place tie with
the Chicago White Sox But a tie
for fourth with Cleveland was
their CONSOLATION rs tt1e Indians
bowed TO the Browns. 81
The Tigers started out with all
good intentions in the first inning
yesterday as first Dutch Meyer
and then Rip Radcliff singled.
Barney McCosky advanced them
with a sacrifice. and Rudy York
drew an intentional pass to fill
the bases.
But Lee rose TO the occasion by
-rOTC1rE f4ir1ifzy II, hi -ntn
a double play. The veteran White
Sox hHrler was touched for two
more hits in the seventh inning,
but allowed only six over the dis
lance to win his twenty-first game
of the season.
Tommy Bridges, who allowed
but six hits and one tainted run
in seven innings. was lifted for
pinch hitter Bob Patrick in that
seventh stanza. But Patrick forced
Higgins al third 10 end a rally
that had the 12,20S fans on their
toes. Higgins had singled and gone
to second when Schoolboy Rowe,
pinch hitting for frankie Croucher
lcame through with a single.
Buck NeMSom relieved Bridges
and at the same time relieved the
tension OF the fans when he
walked Luke Appling 10 open the
eighth and then pitched a home
run ball 10 Taft Wright Apphng
scored the other SoN run in the
sixth when Bob Kcnnedys pop fy
WIS caught by the wind and fell
between Crouchcr, Radcln and
McCoSky
Total home attendance for the
season was announced as 7l2,257
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Rizzu+o Sold on Bill Hitchcock

Your reporter chat with Phil Rzzuto in which the
nant little Yankee shosop lsndet Bill Hitchcock inhelder
The Tigers bought from Kansas City recently
Rzuto roomed together when they together
Blues.
Bill j. fine ball player and great fellow" Phil said
He hit and field and has the throwing
in baseball, the Yankee said quiet fellow
until get him mad-and then he'll scrap nobodys
business"
Phil said Bill in the of-season school teacher in
Alabama The Tiger got married this Spring
cock originally shortsop and baed Phil for the job
Then Bill moved third base past
Summer.
Hats off to Ted Williams Boston sugger who refused be
benched and protect his 400 Larry MacPhail
ported 10 have tried rid three
times during the the Pills Reds
Dixie re+4A pg rcasous wflen me Dodgers
their first II years Leo
dark blue knit tie the Cardinal
take il off until the World Series over
Somebody here wrote song-"Hes off the Buns"
Over Brooklyn dooron big sign"Camil President
Joe Mccarthy asked who he thought would
WHY, Joe louis protested inquirer
II YanlSs Dodgers" oh that" Joe replied II
think will have nice weather
But seriously Mccarthy is fight fan of the first rank
Bucky Harris is picking Joe DiMaggio
series Incidently, Harris doesn't think will runaway
for the Yanks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
It's Yanks in 9 Games,
Says Times Sports Editor
Cites Five Reasons
Why Bronx Nine
Is Superior
By LEO MACDONELL

NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-The
writer picks the Yankees to whip
the Dodgers in six games or less
in the World Championship Series
which gets under way here
Wednesday.
Among the reasons are:
superior hitting power.
2-Superior defensive power.
3-world Series experience.
4-Faster and smarter.
5-Better Yankee pitching
than critics think.
Besides the great and only Joe
DiMaggio, the Yankees have such
extra base sfuggers as Charley
Keller, Tommy Heinrich, and Joe
Gordon. The quartet up to Sunday
totaled 118 home runs against IS
circuit smashes by Brooklyn's big
Four" who incidentally, can wal
lop the ball, too.
Here are the home run and
total bases figures for the Big
Four" sluggers on each team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

PARTIAL REVENGE Geogetowns great year
% Mississippi Oh
Friday Georgetown laced Mississippi STATED is TO g.
POWERHOUSE-Colgate 10 tnuchdoNns asaipst St
HOLLYWOOD FINISI Southern California in the last II
Woods and Doug Esck,
completed 6yard turn back Oregon state ID to Z
ALL~AMERICANs NOW AND TOMORROW
OUR ALL-AMERICAN NOMINATIONS: Bob Westba fulback
of Michigan topnotch football
players; Banonis University Of Detroit
LONGEST JAUNTS FROM SCRIMAlAGE. SredeEick-Q Owen
Notre Dame yards Jack tenton Michigan State,
"A yards first minutes against Michigan
SOPIIOMORES TO WATCH-P White, Tom Kuzma, Michi
Ilenbrand. Indiana
CARRYING MAII.-FTed ST. Bonaventure raced
% yards with the kickoff against Manhattan
SHADES OF DORAIS AND FRANK CARIDEO: Berteh Fotre
Dame sophomore completes II out of IA passes
DAYS FREAK PLAY: Virgil Cantni Carnegie Tech.
by Westminster defenders he attempted forward
onrusfeTS and
Cann before hit the ground for 5yard gain
DAYS WORK nade-over quarterback now playing uoacR
JACKIE all of y points
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Expert Picks
Nova TO Kdyo
Louis in Eighth
But Louis Will
Enter Ring Tonight
as 9 to S Favorite
BY JACK hAHON

NEW YORK. Sept. o. The
greatest human fighting machine
America has produced in this gen.
Grafton. Joe Louis. and sun
bronzed young man OF mystery
from the Pacific Coast. Lou Nova
will meet in l5-round bout for
the worlds heavyweight title at
the Polo Grounds tonight and
launch New York on a two-week
roIler-coaSter ride after gold and
glory that hasn't been equalled
since the torches were set to
sports history back in the roar
ing POS
AS the great Louis and the great
Question Mark weighed in at noon
at Madison Square Garden, look
at the TANNED sports calendar
showed their long-awaited meet
ing would be followed in rapid
by the famed World
Series between Brooklyn's fabu-
lous Buns and the New York
dDhtfN anu 10 a NNllf-NiAclhil
weekend debut Of the football
Of the East
Promoter Mike Jacobs wouldn't
be too risky but indicated he hoped
20 have a. crowd Of more than
10000 paying citizens on hand and
"a gross gate of more than $780,
900 in the till when Louis and his
nineteenth challenger in four years
'crawled through the ropes at APP
proximately 10 p. m. (E. s. tt.
BookieS had Louis 1875 favor
lite early today but the wagering
was extremely torrid throughout
the afternoon and at the ringside.
If we are right. Louis will enter
the ring about a 9 10 > choice
no more.
And as long as we've found an
excuse TO start climbing out TO
our Meteorological mansion on
the limb. we will go farther and
proclaim that Mr.. Nova will be-
-. Dana
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
700 Policemen Due for Series Duty

American Air Lines few flagship
Congratulations Dodgers painted fuselage
meath the wings 700 policemen will be duty and
the Yankee Stadium when the series opens Wednesday
report p Tuesday
midnight.
Paul Dean who both for the Cardinals against
the Tigers 1884 has been only enjoy
sort Of in World Series Only three World Series
games have ended in tieCubs and Tigers II innings
1907 Red Giants 10 g. innings in 1912 and
Yanks-Ciants 10 innings in 1922.
Brookiyns chapter of American of
ca has been swamped with than applications for
working press -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Times Handicapped Picks
Out Of 8 at Hawthorne
Seven winners!

winners!
Lew Walter Detroit Times Handicapped piled up
the eightrace program at Hawthorne Park
Saturday the heels of his $3.50 winner at the
track last Wednesday.
Malters-ehnices Saturday romped home in almost
perfect style. His winners at the Chicago track
Swiftness, $500; Goal to Go, $780, Lonely Road
(best bet) $3.50; Play, $3.50 Crossbow II, Sl420;
Goshen So 90 and Hermina B. in heat with CF'gre
in the last race. $3.50.
Walters winners also included the daily double which
paid oil a, $3.50.
Follow Lew Walters selections every day in the Blue
Line edition Of The Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

Quits Pro
Golf Job
By VI. r. DRUkENBRoD

Pat Sawyer, one OF the better
known Of the districts younger
golf professionals, has resigned his
post at Birmingham Golf Club, il
became known today
Immediately upon resigning, he
left for his home in Minneapolis,
where his wife has been i'll since
early in the Summer He will re-
turn-here for a few days in about
a week.
While he didn't announce his
plans SaAyer-,S- friends say he may
give up golf and enter business.
He is understood to have an offer
20 represent a manufacturing con-
-eern- in Minneapolis.
Birmingham officials say a new
professional won't be named until
-later In the Fall. Dick Allison, who
was Sawyer's assistant. will have
charge Of the shop the rest of the
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
MACDONELL, MURPHY ALRIGHT

Leo Macdonel Detroit Times baseball authority will at
all the Of the World Dodgers
and the New York Yankees writing Times readers reports
and comments on the 1871 baseball classic.
Stories by Macdone viii augmented by International
News Service reports and stories by such noted sports scbes
as JACK ahon noted baseball expert LAYTON Carver Interna
tona News Service sports editor and presenting
sdeIghts Walter Herman. whose dry comment on
events nave attracted attention..
famous rowing correspondent Of International News Service
Jane Cochrane international News Service editor
ing the series through womans and other recognized
feature writer's
And for extra Bob Murphy and Mactoncn
VIII Zoe az the rngsde tonight readers OF torcgOws
Detroit Times their coorfu story important sports
event the Lou NovaJoc Louis World Championship heavy
weight fight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Mdskin
Top Grid Experts

Bob Murphy and George MaSkin
were tied for first place after the
first weeks games in The Detroit
Times football experts selections
derby Each had II winners out
of 20 picks Saturday
Murphy missed out on Indiana,
Louisiana State and North Caro-
lima, but he was the only expert to
choose Vanderbilt over Purdue.
Nfaskiff's only misses We're -Pudue.
Louisiana State and North Caro-
lima.
Harold Kahl and George f. Van
are tied for third with is VIM =
in 20 tries.-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Skies Cloudy for Bout

NEW YORK. Sept %
ms Cloudy weather was
predicted today for the joe
Louis-Lou Nova heavyweight
championship match tonight az
the Polo Grounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
BY EDGAR HAYES

Caaoeuns the hiRhshs Of the first weekend Of foobGH
N2t5STHE NATIONS TEAMS IN OPENING GAMES
THE BIGGEST THRILL: University OF
Tians defeated highly Indiana
period IA T. the Titan first victory
Conference
THIS WHERE WE CAME IN DEPARTMENT: Minnesota
strong Washington Stanford champions
n the second half again.
SUDDEN DEATH: Boston College Lafayette unbeaten
last year. bit the dust quickly.
RUF: Michigan Michigan the
WITH THE NEWCOMERS: Paul Brown Ohio State trimmed
Missouri IL Frank Leay Notre Dame overmatched
80 Z
NOTES FOR LITTLE BLACK BOOK: Vanderbilt
Strong Purdue field goal Tulane romped BoOtn
College
FIELD DAY: Georgia up 81 points against Mercer.
COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS: Duke AZ, Ala
bama A. Texas a. Navy "a Iowa 2 California 81 Dartmouth 35
DE-EMPHASIS PLUS Carnegie Tech with Nore Dame and
Pittsburgh n future Westminster, 10 O -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
-OHl4Y One Offense

Only once in his lengthy career,
has Bill Dickey, the Yankees
catcher been punished for an
infraction of the rules.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Pro Football
EASTERN DIVISION

SATURDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT Il. Cardinals IA
-REanklEn- - Phlladelphl8 IL
SUNDAYS RESULTS
Bears 25 Green Bay n
New York II. Washington TO-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
YANK LINEUP INTACT

This means that the Yankee
regular lineup will be intact.
In Phil Rizzuto. the brilliant
recruit shortstop and Gordon. the
Yankees have the best keystone
combination in all baseball. Both
can hit. Bill Dickey is the smart
est catcher in the business. Thus.
down the middle" where cham
pionShip strength is needed on the
defense, the American leaguers
are we'll fortified-catcher through
second to centerfield, where Di-
Maggie holds out, a terrific batter
and brilliant outfielder with a
marvellous arm.
The World Series of 1871 are
Just other games to the expert
enced Yankee veterans.
The Yankees are smart and
speedy on the bases.
While they do not boast of
pitchers with the records enjoyed
by Whitlow Wyatt and Kirby Iig-
be, each Of whom captured %
games in the regular National
League season Just ended. Joe
Mccarthy cannot be said TO be
destitute of good pitching. He has
half a dozen hurlerS. any one Of
whom can be hurled into a WorJd
Series with. promise that they
would have Ia good chance of win
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
NEW YORK YANKEES
BROOKLYN DODGERS

Keller, who has been suffering
with an injured ankle, will start
in left field, Joe Mccarthy has in
Dictated. SO will Red Rolfe be at
his customary place at third base.
Rolfe has been a victim of stom-
ach ailment but is feeling we'll
enough to play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
Brownies EsO Id!
SoUe Tigers From Second Division; White Sox Shut
Out Detroiters, 80, in Last Game
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

just 452.755 less than the ,166,012
who saw the Tigers win the PEN
nant last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29
CHICAGO
DETROIT
Totals 35 27ll -To,als a. -
Chicago
DETROIT

sBatfed f0r CT0ucher In seventh
Batted for Bridges In seventh
Chicago 600 O01 o2o-3
DETROIT 600 600 600
Runs-Appung .. Wright Errors York
.Croucher. Runs batted in Kennedy
Wright p Tw0-base htt--Wricht. Home
run Wright Sacrifice McCosky Double
play-ApplinE 20 Knickerbocker 20 Kuhel
Lhfr on uaSES- UnICaEU ~. Dett0t b.
Bases on bals-Od Lee ~ Bridges
Of Newsom Struck out-By Lee 8
hy Bridges by Newsom 2 Hts-O0
Bridges 8 in innings OF Ncwsom in
innings. Losing pitcher Bridges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

While Mccarthy has not indi-
Gated his choice, it is believed
Continued on Page I5)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

CGtooe the hRhghs of the first weekend Of foob
s2,5s'THE NATIONS TEAMS IN OPENING GAMES
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-29

Continued on Page 49,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1941-08-08
6. M. c. employees
AT ANNUAL PICNIC

The fourth annual picnic for Gen
eral Machinery Corporation employees,
their families and friends, attracted
$4,000 persons to LeSourdsville Lake,
Middletown Pike, on Saturday after
noon and evening.
Plants of the corporation operated
on skeleton staff to allow as many
employees as possible to attend. Spe-
cial bus service was provided to and
from the lake grounds and loud
speaking system was in force through
out the day, informing participants of
wide variety of events planned for
their amusement.
The company furnished entrance
tickets to the grounds and tickets for
many of the amusements. An old
timers ball game, races for grown
ups and children of every age, music
by Pippert's rube band, square dance
model automobile races, and dancing
were arranged for the entertainment
of the crowd.