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Evening star., 1941-07-06

day. For it's the regular cleansing-the day to day
care-that reveals the full benefit of Camay's
greater mildness.
Follow the advice of this charming bride. Get
Camay today, start with the "MldSoap" Diet to
night! How stimulated-how much fresher your
skin feels even after one treatment And just think
in few short weeks you can reasonably hope to
see cleaner. more appealing skim
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Conn Reveals Secret Wedding
Under Church Dispensotion;
Brides Father Is Bitter

principals. The Rev. James j. VAL
lelly, rector OF st. Patrick's, told how
Mary Lou placed her engagement
ring in Miss Byrne's hand 50 she
could feel the weight Of it."
Didn't Know Best Man.
Father Vallelly said the best man
was "Gabby' Ryan, but couldn't
identify him further. Conn was too
excited today to remember.
Conn, trying to be as secretive as
the night of the Louis fight, when
he left town with Mary Lou two
hours after being counted out, asked
that newspapers withhold informa-
ton of where the announcement
came from, but he urged reporters
to call his father-in-law.
Here's his number" said Conn.
"Just tell him you heard we were
married and see what he says. But
don't say where the announcement
came from"
But Father Smith was out on the
beach and before reporters could
reach him Billy and Mary Lou
themselves had broken the news.
No Aid to Irate Father.
Jacobs said later that Smith, after
first calling the Rumson chief Of
police and asking him to hold Conn
and his bride, had told him on the
telephone that he would make
plenty of trouble for Billy.
"I'rl AK him so nobody will want
to see him fight" Smith told Jacobs.
Since there was no charge against
the newlyweds, the police chief took
no action on Smiths request and
Billy and his bride left for New
York to spend the week end before
starting West.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Gehrinqer Believed at End of Brilliant rail
Vet Tiger Not Hitting Missing Grounders That Once Were Easy

fielding feats are, in the copy
book of every Michigan school,
boy, Gehringer is the most popu-
lar of all Tigers to the paying
customer. His popularity in the
front ONCE also is unexcelled and
he can keep on picking up those
pay checks (his 1941 salary re-
portedly is $50, ,000) 50 long as he
desires.
The silent Gehringer isn't talk
ing these days about the trails
end, but he frequently has ex-
pressed privately the conviction
that he would like to retire while
still held high in the esteem Of
the fans.
When he quits, Detroit most
likely will turn to Lambert
Dutch) Meyer, former Texas
Christian University footballer,
whom the Tigers purchased a
year ago from Knoxville Of the
Southern Association for a
reported t25,000. Meyer is being
groomed BY Detroit's Buffalo,
af1late Of the International
League.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
BY SID FEEDER,
Associated Press sports Writer.

RUMsON, N. j., July 5.-Atter
two weeks of anxious waiting be.
esuse of parental objections ana
rules of the Catholic Church, 6lly
Conn and his girl friend OF four
wears. Mary Louise Smith, were
married last Tuesday at st. Patricks
Church in Philadelphia.
The handsome Pittsburgh hghter
nade the announcement today at
the home of Promoter Mike ia,
cobs. where he and his BRIDE stoppeo
hefore leaving on a combination
honevmoon and vie-making Trip
IA HOLLYWOOD. Conn starts 10 Work
r.rt week on Octavus Roy Conens
duht picture, kid Tinsel.
Girls Father Adamant.
pr+ IN the last. Mary Louis faith
sr Jimmy Smith, former major
league outfielder, refused to ap-
,,rny. of the union Of the former
f;sht heavyweight champion ano
~. pittsburgh model. Informed
~ the marriage by phone at ms
Cc.an City. N. j., home, conn saio
hiS faLncT -lli-lo" oN -
"I'm still against it, ana Al
vavs will be-"
~ one time Smith announced
r. would not let Billy marry ms n1s
daughter under any circumstanGss Gs,,
and that 'if Conn comes around 49,. l Il
nnnch his head of. and ne KNOWS
/ can do it." .o,.d
The wedding originally was scneG-
u,ed to be in a Pittsburgh cnurc,i
lime 20. two days after Conn was
Knocked out by Joe Louis IN tne
13th round at the Polo Grounos;
put because Of lack OF speciai
dispensation to have Father Fran
RI, J. Schlendwine of Brandy camp,
Pa. perform the ceremony, II nao
to be postponed. 80,
Last tuesday Billy picked up
rather Schlendwine and drove 10
Atlantic City, where they met Mary
Lou. They motored to Philadeipnla
for the wedding and then Mary Lou
returned to her parents home. Billy
went to Atlantic City.
The ceremony was kept so secret
that the brides sole attendant, a
27-year- old rectory domestic, Mary
Byrne, didn't know the name OF the
Evening star., 1941-07-06

could maintain standards Of
excellence.
At the halfway mark in the
season Gehringer is batting q
few points above the 200 mark
and ground balls that once were
easy chances for him are filter
ing through for base hits.
What brought fresh reports on
the Gehringer retirement was
the substitution of a younger
player yesterday late in the game
as a defensive move.
1t was the ninth inning and
Detroit had a 'four-run lead on
Chicago. Manager Del Baker sent
fleet George (Tuck) Stainback to
the outfield in a defensive move
and then replaced Gehringer, q
player bracketed with the great
Napoleon Lajoie and Eddie Col
lins, with a raw rookie, Boyd
Perry, who has been in the big
leagues for q few weeks.
Only Gehringer will decide.
however. when to call It > career.
A native son whose batting and
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Boston ca.
Swimming.
Arlington championships,
Washington Colt and Country
Club, 2:30.
Tennis.
Barney Welsh VS.. Don Jeavens,
final, Middle Atlantic tourna-
ment, Columbia Country Club,
10 am.
Doubles final, Middle Atlantic
tournament, Columbia Country
Club, 2::30.
TUESDAY.
Golf.
Middle Atlantic Junior cham
pionships, Woodmont Country
Club, 8 am.
Tennis.
District women's tournament,
Columbia Country Club, 10 am.
Boxing.
All-star amateur program of u
bouts, Turner'S Arena, $50.
Racing.
Midget auto racing, West Lam
ham Speedway, $50.
WEDNESDAY.
Tennis.
District women's tournament,
Columbia Country Club, 10 am.
Golf.
Maryland mixed Scotch four
some, Columbia Country Club,
noon.
THURSDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Chicago, night.
Tennis.
District women's tournament,
Columbia Country Club, 10 am.
Wrestling.
Weekly progra of five
matches, Turner's Arena, $50.
FRIDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Chicago.
Tennis.
District women's tournament,
Columbia Country Club, 10 am.
Golf.
buffers women's tournament,
Kenwood Club, $3.50 am.
SATURDAY.
Baseball.
Washington at Chicago.
Tennis.
District womens tournament,
Columbia Country Club, 800.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Yanks Are 0Id.Time
Bombers as They
Rout As, 1915
Di Mag Lensthens Streak,
Keller Gets Z Homers
In 7th Straight Win

BY the Associated Press. ,~''N - ''
NEW YORK, July 5.-The New
York Yankees were the bombers
of old again today as they blasted
out q 10 to S decision over the Ath-
letics for their seventh straight
victory and Joe Di Maggie ran his
hitting streak to 46 successive
games.
The league leaders pepper Phil
Marchildon, rookie right -hander, for
II hits, five of which were homers.
Di Maggie set the tempo when he
connected with his 10Th four master
in the first inning to send the
Bombers into two-run lead.
Charlie Keller followed with two
to tie Joe for major league home
run honors and Red Rolfe and
Johnny Sturm joined with one each.
Since the Indians also won, the
victory left the Yanks still two
games in front.
While his teammates wer handing
Marchildon his fifth setback of
the season after the rookie had won
three straight, Red Running went the
route to chalk up his ninth success
and his sixth in row.
He gave nine hits, but only Dick
Seibert caused the hed-head any
trouble. The Athletics first base
man connected with two homers,
both with the bases empty.
Ruf1ng drove in two runs, with
pair of singles and double.
Keller delivered the first of his
two circuit blows with one on in
the fifth and connected with the
other in the seventh with the bases
empty.
Rolfe and Sturm came through in
the eighth.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Dode, Jordan Complete
Golden Gloves Squad
b the Associated Press.

b the Associated Press.
ROCHESTER. N Y, July s.
Harold Dade of Chicago and AL
Jordan of Kansas City, Mo, today
were named to the eight-man
championship Golden Gloves team
which will face the national A. A. U.
titlists in the Democrat and Chron-
icle Athletic Associations second
annual tournament Of champions"
here July %.
The Golden Gloves lineup. as
sembled by Coach Paddy Kane of
Chicago, now is complete with
Dade, 112 pounds; Dick Menchaca,
Fort Worth. Tex, 11S: Phil Brown.
Gillespie, Ill, 1876; Johnny Green.
Buffalo, N. Y, 1876; Bob Burns.
Fort Wayne, Ind, 147; Charley
Hayes; Detroit, Mich, 160; Hezzie
Williams, Chicago, ITS, and Jordan,
heavyweight.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Kelley Rides All Five Mounts
At Charles Town to Victory

ahead of Sammy Palumbo, the
runnerup.
Kelly began his streak in the
opening event when he drove High
land Song home in front and fol-
lowed with a victory on Star Canter
in the third. He came back in the
fifth and booted Flag Eta to vic
tory in the feature event and fol-
lowed this up with two more
straight, winning with Brooke Boy
in the sixth and Frank Brooke in
the seventh.
Evening star., 1941-07-06

Third Time by
.TitIeho|der
Downs Kraft, 6 and 5,
Firing Seven Birds;
Norton Hard Prey
BY LOUDON KELLY,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

COLORADO SPRINGS, July s.
Two sober-faced young men with
long-range power of the tee battle
tomorrow for the Western amateur
golf championship they have con-
trolled the last two years.
Defending Champion Marvin
BUD Ward of Spokane, who has
the tenacity of bulldog, shattered
Broadmoor's par for the third con-
secutive day in crushing John Kraft
OF Denver, and 5, in today's 36-
hole semifinals. Harry Todd of Dali
las, 1889 Western champion and this
years medalist, caught q much
tougher opponent in Morris Nor
ton, freckled-faced Wichita Falls
(Texo Gilman, before winning, 2 up.
Beat Todd Last Year.
Ward, 28-year-old bachelor. de-
feated Todd, 24year-old father, In
the Western tournament at Mime
apolis last year.
The strong -wristed Ward, seeking
to be the first two-time winner Of
this event in 18 years, fred seven
brides at Kraft, a physical educa-
ton teacher and football oficial
Four Of these were clustered In the
first nine of the afternoon round
after the champion fashioned a four
hole lead at the 18-hole mark.
For lis holes Ward is six strokes
under par on the high altitude
course he never had played until
this week. In the clubhouse after
beating Kraft, he said, I'm still
burned up" over the one over -par-5
he took on the 2lst hole.
Ire Spur to Ward.
He had lost the 464-yard goth to
Kraft's birdie to cut his morning
lead in half. But Wards ire served
only as a spur because he touched
OF three straight birdie bombs. This
dropped Kraft six holes behind, and
it was all over when Ward blasted
out Of the sand on the 156-yard 3lst
to match the Denverite's par 3.
The Texans, Todd and Norton, al
though neither could lick par, put
on a fine scrap. with neither ever
more than two holes ahead.
y Tsciturn Harry, low amateur at
this years National Open. took a
permanent lead at the 407-yard 33d
where Norton was trapped and
wound up putting for 6.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Griffmen Call on Chase, Zuber
To End Clubs Losing Streak

former mates. Doc has hammered
Boston pitching at a .429 clip In
eight games this season.
Pitcher Sid Hudson and Shortstop
Cecil Travis, Washington's All-Star
game entries, will return to Wash.
ington with the team at their own
request. They probably will fly to
Detroit for Tuesdays tussle. Man.
aser Bucky Harris will entrain for
the attraction here tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DETROIT, July 5.-The abrupt
end of the 16-year major league
baseball career of Charles Leon
ard Gehringer, Detrotts
mechanical man second baseman,
was believed in sight today, al
though the 2s-year-old veteran
is the only one to say precisely
when.
For two years baseball men
have generally agreed that age
was taking its toll on the once
agile infielder who links De-
troit's current Tigers with the
Ty Cobb era. .Gehringer had q
back ailment most of last season
and said after the World Series
that he might hang up his glove.
But even while Gehringer's
fielding had fallen OF, he still
welded q potent bat that brought
q .3l3 mark in 1910. This year
he reported much improved
physically for what he described
as another chance to show he
Evening star., 1941-07-06

totals 3b 824 8 Totals 35 IL ~ s
Batted for Marchildon in 9th.
philadelphia ------- 002 201 600
New York --- 30 022 12x-10
Suder. sturm, Rolfe t2J. Di Magaio t2),
Brancato. Runs batted in-Di Massio (2).
Ruffins t2). Brancato 90, siebert l2),
Suder, Keller 10. Heinrich Sturm. Rolfe
Maggie, Siebert (2). Keller 2l, strum,
Rolfe. Stolen base-Henrich. Sacrifice
Marchildon Left on bases-New York 9;
Philadeiphia, 4. Bases on balls-Off Mar
childon, Z. Struck out-By Ruffine, 2;
by Marchildon. /. Hit by pitcher-By
childon. Umpires = Messrs Rommel,
MCGOWAN. Quinn and Grieve. Time. 2:10.
Attendance, 1897.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
\. = st.ff Correspondent of The Star.

~ . Staff Correspondent of The Star.
BOSTON, July 5.-Pitchers Ken
Chase and Bill Zuber will attempt
to check Washington's losing streak
here tomorrow when they face the
Red Sox in a double-header.
Heber Newsome and Tex Hughson
will hurl for Boston.
Doc Cramer, who came to the Mats
from the Red Sox in q three
cornered deal, continues to gain per
sor"l revenge at the expense Of his
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Texas Loop Hurting Ace
Is Bought by Chisox
2, the Associated Press.

FL lHe AsSOClEled PIeSS.
OKLAHOMA CITY, July 5.-The
Oklahoma City Indians of the Texas
League reported today the sale of
Stanley c'Stosh'D Goletz, prize
freshman southpaw hurler, 10 the
Chicago White Sox.
In return, the Tribe received an
undisclosed cash sum and Outfelder
Dave Short.
Goletz will finish the season with
the Indians. He was won nine an
lost three this season.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Mrs. HoblitzeII Keeps
.Viroiniu Golf Title

B, the Associated Press.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w.
Va, July 5.-Mrs. Ann Hoblitzen OF
Parkersburg blasted out brilliant
golf on a rain soaked course today
to capture her fourth State women's
amateur golf championship with q
7-and-5 victory over Mrs. v. G.
Smith of Charleston.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Yunks' Heinrich to Wed

NEW YORK, July 5 tP).-Tom
Heinrich Of Massilon, Ohio, New
York Yankees outfielder, will be
married next Monday to Eileen
O'Reilly, who nursed him when he
was confined to st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital with a knee injury.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch 70 The star.
CHARLES TOWN, w. Va, July
5.-Jockey Willie Kelly, who halls
from Pennsylvania, set what is be-
lieved to be a record when he rode
five winners on today's eight-race
program.
Kelly only had five mounts.
The lad in booting home the five
triumphs boosted his total winning
mounts to Al, putting him nine.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Score

Runs batted in-Foxx 90, Di MaEgio,
liams. foxx. sacrinces-Wasner I2),
Lewis. Double plays,LDoerr to crSnin to
on e To- soston
Bases on Balls-On Leonard, /; OF was-
ner. 4. Struck out-By Wagner, 2. Hits
2f LEONARD. 8 ir innings; Oh Anderson
tbsins pitehsf-LSonard. Umpirss-
Messrs. steEayt, Summers and Rue. Time
4 hour b6 minutes. Attendance (ssti-
mated)-s, 900.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Defending Champion Ward Medas Todd Reach Western Amateur
Win, Lose |: ,:':.': or o! Draw
Rv ERANcH STAN
Time Out on All Fronts
By FRANCIS {. STAN,


win get chance to
when it looks as if the
Yankees Indians the League and the Dodgers
National going fighting until dusk on
armiice officially will into effect
the better spectaces and this year
going Uncle Sans soldiers But what
happens after the Astar game over Will De
The theeday ayon possibly and National
leaders in virtual ties Back in the again.
lead within two games the
i Maggie identical margin Brooklyn ahead OF ne
fighting been and all omOan can all use
q little
good around by the Browns the
other day not worked hard but toll eve more as
the race and into the stretch
The Respite Might Help the ndions
respite Peckingpaugh time make
peace Weathey Nobody
the Indians better team with Weather The
all the they muster While the ALI
game wagd there be time for Pknspaush to sI
down with Weahery and nave neart-to-hea a Aoo' '
hustnns , -.....ua
thew can win regularly the big Bronx
stadium But even for road and
row th.v face the most crucial tour
American Leagues transfer ne tnae
NAV we'll be that in the American League at least
tour determining one half Of
the principals Indians have been good road
team Not long time On their
freshly concluded Tribe fell evil times
to be impressonabe ball co Iny nave
reputation at any undoubtedly would settle for
successful trip West and gamble on the Indians getting
the impression trying to beat good road club
Dodgers Task Is Eosier Than Yonks
of Understanding the runnersup IN the TWO
leagues and pitching Billy
Sothworth apparently running things all
right. made major mistakes yet
club That is to at least one cog
happy Indians better on than they were
ago. peeved Manager oscar VIII
The punch they lack the harmony OF most sue
eess Feer fair sort OF supporting ao
cast and alert combination on the neo Ihs
that at BEST they
ony three occasions ~nn
Not by much OF course out wrong Or at e"
msead -.
Brooklyn and the Yankees the former snoud
of
ball clubs thing every cuo
which Is why you hnd ntIers
leftheld fence ETC. The Yankees
work in the for them 80
this week when fewer games WI"
=. nsvd than during April IA extending
through September those little inconsistencies wnch
fits IN
Evening star., 1941-07-06
Minor Results

International League.
Newark, SO; Jersey City, IL.
Baltimore, "a; Syracuse, IL.
Rochester. 8; Toronto, 3.
Southern Association.
Birmingham, 8; Chattanooea, 3.
Nashville. 6: Little Rock. 5.
Other games, rain.
Eastern LeaEue.
wilkes Barre, 8: Scranton, /.
Albany, 4: Binghampton, 3 (12 innings),
Pacific Ceast Lsague.
San Diego, ]; Seattle. o .11 innings).
Hollywood. 4; San Francisco, 2.
Oakland. z; Los Angeles, Q.
Sacramento, 8; Portland, 0.
Texas Leasue.
Houston, Beaumont. o.
Piedmont LeaSaA
portamouth, z; Norfolk. / 90 inntnSs).
Other games. rain.
Evening star., 1941-07-06
SUNDAY. JULY a, 1H41.
AMERICAN.

Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
at Pitts. None scheduled.
Boston at Bklyn.
N. Y. at Phila. (2).
st. L. at Cinei.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

A Sequel TO Marriage Meddlers

I put one OBTAINING hand on
Philip Veritzen's arm, and laid my
other over Olgas hand.
"Oh. Please don't disturb
her." I said. II haven't had
time to tell YOU that I am here
on n most important mission
which l haven't time TO explain,
hut In which my father IL
vitality concerned. I must take
Mary away 10 my room at once
10 aid me in something which
she can explain to you later. IL
you two, with Dina and Noel,
can carry on with the party
while she il gone, / shall be
most grateful"
oh" of course" Olga said
quickly. But shall not he
able TO see you afterward, even
II for only a minute"
gave fleetinG but barely
conscious thought TO the few
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

ritual due 10 royalty. But ! re-
flected, as l heard him speak. that
his natural manneri>mS would no
doubt cushion Olga'S transfer from
a European throne 10 an Ameri-
can home.
'But. my dear Mrs. Graham"
he said. bowling over my out
\ stretched hand and kissing H.
1--WE cannot have heard YOU
Alright.
you have hut just arrived!
I know that you and Olga" his
glance at her had all the effect
of an obeiSance-"muSt have
many things to discuss. DO you
mean that YOU can give us no
time at all:
l opened my lips for a rcgreuuI
negative. but Olga's great eyes
fixed intently on me. held so i'm.
perative An entreaty that
changed my answer in a trice.
THAT depends upon how long
YOU are staying at the party" l
said with a smile.
"Uuoil any time You wish,'
Olga responded promptly. But
we really shall be here until
very late anyway. for we do not
wish to GO until Olina goes, and
she will stay untiI-what do you
say In America ."
do you mean until the last
dog IL hung Mother" Marys
gay voice said at Olga's elbow,
and she gave the older woman
an affectionate little touch upon
the shoulder which, With Olga'S
warm, flashing glance at her,
spoke volumes to me Of the
loving comraderie existing be-
tween them.
Eyes. that Is what mean.
Do not he shocked, my Philip"
and she turned 10 her husband
with a disarming smile which
promptly unlimited his eye
brows. unconsciously narrowed
at Marys speech.
That's Lima" Mary went on.
look at her. The stag line Is
three deep. You never can drag
her away from that. You'll be
stuck till daylight II you wait
for her"
. 1--WE shall wait. most as
suredly." Olga replied, and there
, was an inflexible note in her
melodious voice which told me
that her daughter still was
surrounded by a modified ver-
sion of strict court chaperonage.
with the ex-Queen of Trans
vania acting as her own lady-in-
waiting, delegated 10 supervise
the life of the young princess.
"But," she went on swiftly,
> and-there was now a suspicion
of chagrin and disapproval in
her voice. surely Olina must
know that Mrs. Graham Is here.
Philip, will you please summon
her over here to greet her."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

hours of sleep l would have be-
fore l should go TO Lillian in the
morning. and then capitulated,
motivated mostly by the con-
viction that she had something
which she wished 10 say
TO me.
II should love TO have you
come down TO my room after
Mary comes back" l said.
But she's coming back here
with me-" Mary said. They're
all so anxious to see you. Auntie
Madge," she went on coaXingly.
land l promised them If they'd
keep away from you now, you'd
come back here and see them
all later"
Continued Monday
For the Inside News" Of
Washington. Follow Paul Mall
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

Il AM GLAD of the oppor-
tunity to be here" | told Olga,
"even though I can he with you
but a moment or two"
Her eyes flashed me a message
of protest. | was Sure-but she
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

had no oppor-
tunity Of speech
just then. for
her husband, as
always suave
and deliberately
formal in his
e o u rtesy. an
swered me.
His wife has
modified some
of his m or c
ridiculous de-
m a n dS h a I
she and her
d a u g h te r be
accorded { h Q
Difference a n d
-. ...aln 81 Z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

Answer to yesterdays puzzle.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-17

- Pturat prdnoun
2t-tnable 20 speak.
81 Sport
23-ConIunction.
2f--Affection.
25-Penstra's
27-Device 70 hold work
2s-Concise
30- Appraise.
81 Noises
81 Morsel dipped in liquid
3f-M More obese
ia Kind OF soup.
81 Law violation.
3s-Jury
&0-Article
4i-Note Of the scale
43-Utnlze.
44-Chess pieces.
4S-Piece out
81 Bone.
4q-Note Of the scale.