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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-07-24
Lefty the Sage

The Gomez sense of humor rarely
departs, even under dark clouds. 1
asked him what happened when he
seemed to be holding up game in
a debate with the umpire.
1T was this way" Gomez said.
1.-THE bases were full and there was
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-07-24
BABY browns IN WELL

Lineville, Ala Little James
Winford Sellers, 8, slipped on a
loose well-cover, fell into the well
and drowned before he was
missed. All efforts at resuscita-
ton failed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1941-07-24

MARYLAND Is 4
great BREWING STATE
Among all the states in the union, Maryland one Of
the tniest- actually ranking forty rs in area. In
population Maryland the twenty eighth And yetn
the brewing Of beer ranks twelfth NOW WHY IS THIS?
Here py Maryland have supply grand brewing water
Maryland they
materials For Maryland folks have been judges
good food and fine things drink Maryland always
had an understanding clientele
Nothing stimulates quality production appreciate
in Maryland there has together group great
brewing grand beer.
naturally keen professional rivalry competition stimulating
higher and higher degrees Of excellence No Maryland
become known as the home Of fine beers.
Maryland among others
~ great mild
mellow and light beer for liberal drinking
tell packaged
in this part of the country.
Maryland example of
strong public taste that has not only
going all
United States and to many foreign countries.
course brew and all of the
rnena with i'm in the brewin of
National Bohemian and National Beer
feel grafied popular approval
naturally peases them
they realize, of s at the brewer
fully realize, the rtant ne is
what how much brew
how WELT
NATIONAL PREMIUM in spots.
COMPANY BALTIMORE Md
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Eddie Furgo|
Is Disqualified
Continued from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
under $50 are Bill Fenwick. 72-76
las, and Jim Johnson, TIP
lac.
Woody Malloy, winner Of the
last two years, is in a group with
$50 totals. The final SO holes will
be played Sunday.
Duck Lakes sixteenth green
also was the cause of much an.
noyance TO many other players ir
the field of more than 80. Whipped
by "A strong wind, the green, O
tilted one, became dry and fast by
midday. AS a result, on puts from
below the cup, the ball frequently
rolled back until il was farther
from the hole than at the start
Carl Daniels took the RECORD
number OF puts on it-six. Franz
Laskey was next with five. Three
and four puts became common
until the cup was restatloned fol
the afternoon round.
Among the casualties in the higi
wind was Ziggy ZawadZki. formei
state champion, who didn't repor
his card for the morning round
Two under par coming TO the four
teenth, he saw his ball waited on
of bounds three times on this one
once on his drive and twice OF
pitch shots. That was enough. h,
said.
Jack Ross. the new Junior Dis
trict champion. quit late on tn
second rounds after six balls out o
hounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Dual Sporting
His Aim
Fred Jackson Breeds
English Spaniels
BY DON GLLIES

Whoever said that the blonde
was beautiful but dumb has never
met Fred Jackson of Detroit, in
Iternationally famous breeder o.
English Springer spaniels.
What Jackson refers to is the
old theory about once show dog
always a show dog. He says that
lis lot of bunk, and he's going
TO prove it. His ambition is to
raise dual sporting dogs-one that
can win their championship on the
bench, as we'll as field trials, and
he is confident that it can be
done.
Jackson has trained hundreds of
springers. He does it just as a
hobby. He owns about IS spring
ers now and is training eight of
them.
OF all the dogs he has ever
owned, Jackson looks upon Ere
jax FireflaSh%SaS the greatest, and
why shouldn't he. He was ad-
judged winners dog, best of win
ners and best of breed at the big
Kennel Club show
held in Madison Square Garden in
New York this year.
Jackson's love of fine bred dogs
goes back TO his youth in Eng
land, where his father raised col
lies. Because he likes TO hunt,
jackson switched TO springer
spaniels when he came TO America.
He has been showing spaniels at
the best shows all over the coun-
try for the last 10 years, and a
look at the trophy-laden mantel-
piece in the Jackson home at
$4,000 Parkside drive proves he
knows plenty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Senators Split
With Athletics

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. g.
Philadelphia and Washington split
a double-header today, the Sena-
tors coming back for an 8 to 4
triumph in the last game after
the Athletics won the first, 8 to g.
The AS won the opener with
Bob Johnson and AL Brsncato
leading their batsmen and rookie
Newman Shirley doing a nifty bit
of relief twirling. johnson Sc
cured four hits for four times at
bat and Brancato drove in half of
the AS runs with his two safe
ties.
Shirley relieved Jack Knott in
the seventh and halted the Sena-
tors threat. The AS belted Sid
Hudson and Bill Zuber for II hits.
Tom Dutch Leonard gave
Philadelphia IL safeties in the
nightcap, but finished on the long
end of the score when his team
mates blasted Bill Becknan and
Tom Ferrick for Ia hits. including
a three-run homer by Ortiz in the
second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Fdvorites Win
At Indian Village
c.,risht By District Tine. AN rshn reserved.

Seeking new champion TO re-
place Bill Maui. former Wayne
University star, the annual indian
Village InVtational tennis tourna-
ment got under way Saturday with
the favorites setting the early
pace
Maui has not been active in
tennis circles this Summer because
of a defense job, but Miss Eliza
beth Blackman, the defending
womens champion is back and
will play her first round match
Sunday morning against Valerie
Hodges.
The feature match Of the first
round was a three-hour struggle
between Harry Witczak and Har-
old Russell. Russell won the first
match. 4-6. and then WitcZak came
back to win, GO. The final set
went 10 l4-l2 before WitcZak
finally triumphed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Vince S Homer
Beats Cubs, GA

PITTSBURGH, Sept 6.-The
Pittsburgh Pirates. collecting nine
hits from three pitchers, today
defeated the Chicago Cubs. 6 to a,
behind the eight-hit pitching of
Ken Heintzelman.
Vince DiMsggio started things
with a two-run homer in the sec
Iond inning and Pittsburgh went
on from there with one run in the
third, one in the fourth and two
in the sixth. After scoring one
in the fourth and one in the sew
enth. the Cubs wound up their
scoring when Babe Dahlgren hit
q homer in the eighth, with one
on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

At right halfback, Harold Lock
ard Of Canton. o., junior. is
expected TO get the call. Back OF
him is Elmer Madar of Detroit.
who received a reserve letter last
year. Others who will fight for a
berth at this spot are Ray Sewers
Of Bay City and Paul White Of
River Rouge.
White is an excellent football
player on his prep record and his
performance at Michigan as a
freshman. The coaches have high
hopes for him, but won't say a
word until they are sure.
At the other positions there Is
strength in the starting men and
some capable requirements. Bob
Kolesar of Cleveland, at left guard,
will have julius Franks of Ham,
tramack as his substitute.
Ted Kennedy of Saginaw, a
junior center, is expected 10 give
Bob ingalls, a royal battle for the
pivot spot. Some believe Ted may
be the starting center, or at least
he will make ingalls, lot better
player to keep the spot.
Al Wistert and Reuben Kelto
are set at tackle and Capt. Bob
Westfall will handle the fullback
assignment. Aiding Bob will be a
fine prospect from Dearborn. Don
Boor. George Ceithaml is a fixture
at quarterback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Dentists Will Hold
Annual Coli Meet

Detroit District Dental Society
which has a membership of SOC
that includes some star golfers
will hold its annual golf tourna-
ment and outing at Tam O. Shan
ter on Thursday. There will be
golf all day for numerous prizes
including the Presidents Cup
Dinner will be served outdoors.
DR.. A. c. Pringle is chairman OF
the outing. Other members Of the
committee are Or. Leon Katzin
DR.. Harry Smith, DR.. McLay
Crosby and Or. Ed Pool. DR.. Dave
Seligson, president Of the society
will speak az the dinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
ROsTflN
PHILADELPHIA

Totals IS II ~ II Totals 90 = ~ II
'Bstted for Berries In fourth
fbstted for Melton IN ninth.
lbattec for Stat in ninth
ibAited for Cooney IN ninth.
Philadelphia 20I 600 OOi-s
Boston 900 10 90 }
Runs urtsuEh. Benjamin 2 BrAgAn,
Cooney. HAssett. west Errors-Sisti. Bra
esn. Runs batted ib-harty. May, Etten,
Ltyingst0n, RONen. Naner West Two
bass hiiS-harty, Benjamin. Home run
West. StOlen base -Brsgsn, Sacrifice hit
Marty. Ler on beSes-Philadelp hia =
Boston s. Bases 90 balis-On johnson
on Melton 4. on Tobin z. struck Out-by
yohnson !. By Melton A. b. Tobin =. Hts
Oft Johnson : In 4z-3 inning of Melton
In Ia innings, OF Pearson 2 IN 10
ning. Double piays-cooney 20 Miller n
H0wen Waner 10 Hassett. Winning
Btcher@-kslton. Empirss-Ballsnfant, Pi-
nsih sne Bsfiick. nms-7is. Attend
ence-t cee
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Auto Club to Sponsor
Pin Team
By HAROLD KAHL

Automobile Club of Michigan
will sponsor an all-star bowling
team in the Greater Detroit, which
"Opens at Olympic Recreation next
Friday, and the Michigan Major
Classic. starting at Grandmount
next Sunday at p. m.
The Auto Club expects TO have
one of the highest average clubs
in either circuit. The lineup vii
be composed of Clarke Moses
twice city individual match game
champion; George Sheeks of Wy.
andotte. high average spiller in
the Down-River All-Star: Jack
Crilley, formerly of Paris: Bill
LaRue. second highest from De-
troit in the A. B. c. all-eventS al
st. Paul, and Bob Cole. captain
and district membership manager
Detroit Inter Local League
composed of those who work on
afternoon and night shifts. will
start at Andy Stefani's Rainbow
Recreation Wednesday at IL a. m
Ray Hull, secretary, has few
openings.
Lucky Strike Recreation, 654l
Grand River, will open its "a
streamlined alleys to the public
October l. House leagues of 75C
and $50 averages are being or.
gained with spots for both teams
and individuals. Those interested
are asked to call Jack Lally al
TY. 6-4502.
Manufacturers and Jobbers looI
will shoot Wednesday at $40
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Pinch Single
Beats Braves

BOSTON, Sept. Ga single by
Pinch Hitter Mickey Livingston
in the ninth inning this after
noon gave Philadelphia a 4-to-3
win over the Boston Braves.
With the score tied al Ball.
Bob Bragan singled 10 open the
ninth for the Phillies. He stole
second, held the base as Benny
Warren rolled out and scored on
LivingStons hit 10 center field
lie batted for Pitcher Al Melton
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Teams or individuals OF $50 aver
age were asked to call Ed Fisher
at TR. 2-4500.
Naples Senior House rollers will
get un der way AT the Naples
Wednesday at 8 p m, meeting
and drawing for alleys being
scheduled for eight Teams OF
925 average are still being &C
teepted@ Walter Gallinat. 1926 Cal
houn OR. 1867, is secretary.
Fort Boulevard Ladies House
will usher in the 194l-42 season
Tuesday at 9 p. m. Edna WILDER
AT. 1923. is secretary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
FIRST GAME

Totals 81 8 "a 10 Totals 30 ~ n IL
-Batted for Hudson IN seventh.
Batted for Zubef 10 ninth
Washington 200 0i0 OOO-3
Philadelphia 200 030 30x-B
Runs-Case. Cramer Early, Mccoy,
Moses 2. Hayes 2. Johnson 2. Chapman.
Errors-Case, Vernon, Brancato. Runs
batted in-Crsmer, Travis, Johnson 3.
Brancato 4, Early. suder. Two-base hits
Cramer. Johnson. Three-base hit-Suder.
Home run-Early. Sacrifice hits-HudsOn.
Seibert Double plays Hudson TO Travis
10 Vernon, siebert 10 BrsncAto 90 Siebert.
Bloodworth 10 Vernon. suder 10 Hayes 70
SIebert. Left on bases-Washingtou s..
Philadelphia 8. Bases on balis-Off Knott
2. off Shirley. l. off Hudson :. off Zuber
1. Struck out--By Knott ], by Shirley l.,
by Hudson /. by Zuber !. Hits-or Knott
In 6 innings tnone out In SEVENTH, off
Shirley ] In 3 innings, off Hudson IN 8
innings, off Zuber 4 In innings Win
ming pitcher-Knott. Losing pitcher-Hud-
son. Umpires Summers. Rue and Stew
art. Time-i.42. Attendance 500
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Two UNI Sophomores
May Be Grid Regulars
Pre- G ulman Has
Excellent Chance
at Guard
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR. Sept. 6.-Al-
though practice doesn't start until
Wednesday, the Michigan coaches
have a pretty good idea which OF
the newcomers will Join the re-
turning veterans 10 make the 194l
edition OF the Wolverines. About
so players are expected 10 report
for the first drill which will be
held Wednesday morning.
On their showing in Spring
practice. two sophomoreS are
favorites 10 win starting berths,
They are Lansings sensational
guard. Mervin Pregulman, and
John Karwales Of Chicago, right
end. Pregulman, weighing 2l2
pounds and 3 inches over the 6-foot
mark. was a star with the fresh
men last year. His work in Spring
practice marked him the best Of
the new crop OF players.
The end positions and halfbackS
are the biggest problems facing
the coaches. Also, capable reserves
must be found 10 make the club a
Western Conference contender.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
A|sdb Captures
Prairie State

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-AIsab. the
horse Mrs. Al SABBATH bought for
S700 a year ago, today brought his
winnings as a 2-yesr-old TO S72 $50
by romping TO victory in the $4,000
Prairie State Stakes at Washing
ton Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Seek Grid Games

Carbon A. c. eleven seeks games
with any team in or out of state
If interested, please write or call
A. r. Paul, 121 South Dey street
Detroit, phone Vinewood 2-0094
Several positions on the team are
open for new players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Ends Are Set

The left end post will be taken
care of by Joe Rogers. veteran
KarwaleS is the leader at the other
end. Back of Rogers. Coach Fritz
Crisler is depending on Terry
Flynn. a sophomore from Souix
City, Neb.. and Jack Petoskey, an
other newcomer. These boys both
did well enough in Spring practice,
but Crisler is waiting TO see them
against major league opposition
before finally rating them.
Back of karwales are Harlin
Fraumann, q letternan from Pom.
tiac. and Phil Sharpe, who won q
reserve numeral last Fall.
The search for halfbacks will
continue until the first game. Al
left half the three leading candi-
dates will be Cliff Wise (if he
is not in the army, Norman
Call and Dave Nelson. Juniors.
Others battling for this position
include Tom KuZrna, sophomore
from Tom Harmon's home town OF
Gary, Ind. Don Robinson of De-
troit and John Allerdice Of Indian
apolis.
Robins can do everything
a good back should do, but his
weight. $50 pounds. is apt to be toe
much of a handicap. Allerdice is q
member OF the famous football
family. He can pass and kick, but
lacks the speed necessary for the
position.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Safety at Bat

Johnny Mize Of the Cardinals
carries two baseball caps. He
keeps the one with the plastic
skull protector in his teams dug
out and wears IT only when he
goes 10 bat.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Movies Of Races

About 800 feet Of the rail AZ
Belmont Park has been equipped
with a copper track that will carry
a movie camera along. making
pictures OF every foot Of the races.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
M. @. A. Golf Results
At Duck Lake

HIGHLAND, Sept. 6.-Today's
36-hole scores in the 72-hole
M. G. A. Open Amateur Golf tour
nament at Duck Lake Golf and
lCAnns,-,s CI,,k.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
SECOND GAME

Totals 81 "a a Totals 81 n ~
Rated for Sudsr IN sixth
Batted for Fernck IN ninth.
Washington O3i OO2 oils
Philadeiphia 020 O02 600
Runs--caSe Lewis, Travis 3, Vernon 2
ortiz Seiber b. Chapman. Errors
Cramer Wagner. s. Chapman. Run,
hatted in Vernon 2 Ortiz 3. BeckmAn z
Travis Miles Feuiok. West. Lewis Two
base hits Travis "a. Wagner. Vernon
FerrIck. Home ruu-Ortiz. Stolen base
Lewis. Sacrihoe Vernon Double plays
Mccoy 60 Siebert Leonard 20 Travis n
Vernon. Sudsr 20 Mccoy 20 Siebert Left
on bases -Washington ) Philadelphia ;
Base On baus-On Leonard 2, on Ferrici
4 struck cut ny Leonard s. Hts or
Beckuan ~ In 3 IL innings. on Ferrick
In 3 % innings Losing pitcheT-Beck
man Umpres Rue stewart and sum
mers Time % Fame-i 50. Attendance -
gsTi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

sBatted for Sturgeon In seventh.
fBatted for Lee In seventh.
Chicago 600 100 100
Pittsburgh O2l 100 OOX--6
Runs-Hack, olsen Dsllessandro, AndeT-
son. Fletcher. Martin DiMsEgio 3 Err
Sturgeon Runs batted in4-DiMaggio
T. Handley, Dailessandro, HeintEelman 5,
Jelincich. Dahlgren q Twp-base hits
Anderson, DAhlgren. Mccullough Home
s-DiMaEgio, Dahlgrsn Bases on balls
on M0oty 2, on HeintEelman / Struck
out-By schmitz /. by Heintzelman 3.
Double play-Anderson 20 Martin "a
FLETCHER Left on baSes-Chicago 4, Pitts
Aurgh g. uits-Oh Mooty 3 in 3 innings
(none out in SIXTH. OF Lee o in ! inning
Losing pitcher -hooty Umpires-Conlsn,
Goetz and ResIdon. Time-i.45. Attend
ance-- 900 testlmsteo).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
SpeeImon to Coach

Speelman who was with the club
most of last season. already has
accepted a position as assistant
coach at Detroit Tech.
Six of those dropped have been
farmed out to Jersey City in the
American Association. They are
Leins, Vrhovac, Speelman, Gal
lagher. Castell and Karpus. Nabor
may also go to Jersey City.
The cut leaves the Lions with Sc
players, of whom there are eight
lends. seven tackles. five guards
three centers and Is backs. The
large number of tackles and ends
retained reflects the seriousness OF
the line problem faced by Edwards
Two of the ends and one of the
tackles must be released by next
Saturday midnight.
A week of concentrated effort
now is faced by the club which
plays road games with the Greer
Bay Packers. Brooklyn Dodger:
and Chicago Cardinals before
opening the home season at Briggs
Stadium October II against Cleve-
land Rams. The Lions must wiz
at least once on the road TO gain
ANY measure of financial success
from the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Eleven Lions Dropped,
Three More Due to Go
SIP e. I'm n, Cut,
Takes Detroit
Tech Post
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Eleven players were cut from
the Detroit Lions football squad
Saturday by Coach Bill Edwards.
who will drop three more from the
roster before the National Football
League opener with the Green Bay
Packers at Green Bay next Sun
day. The Lions then will be carry
ing the league limit of 33.
Those released as the Lions left
their training camp at Cranbrook
were William Gallagher, Iowa.
and Andy Karpus. University of
Detroit, backs; Nick Vrhovac,
Duquesne and Rafe Majors, Texas
Tech. centers; Frank Crisci, West
fern Reserve, and Alex Atty. West
Virginia, guards; Harry Speelman.
Michigan State; Tess Liens. Coe
College. and Tom Byrd. Western
Kentucky. tackles; Morley Mathew
son, California, and Carl Costell,
| DAYTON, ends.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07
Morale Boosted

The brilliant showing OF Billy
Jefferson, halfback from Missis-
sippi State College, and the gen.
Ieral improvement in individual
play in the Varsity Freshman
game Thursday, has boosted the
morale of the squad which has
commenced workouts at Neigh
Iborhood Field, Crosse Pointe.
The Lions squad now is COM
posed of the following players
IBacks-Richard Booth. Ned Math-
'ews, Paul Moore, Charles Ishmael,
Milt Piepul, Billy Jefferson. Fred
Vanzo, Bill Callihan, Lloyd Par
sons, Harry Hopp. Lloyd Cardwell,
Charles Price and Byron White.
Ends-William Fisk. Jim Jones.
Paul Szakash, Charles Zimmerman,
Owen Thuerk, Wellington Saeker,
Maurice Britt and John Jet.
Tackles - Glenn Crabtree. Tony
Furst, Alex Shibanoff, John Trip
son, Andrew Logan, Tom Gallagher
and Ted Pavelec.
Guards-Bill Radovich, Agostino
Lilo. Stanley Batinski, Jack Matti-
ford, John Vie the. Centers-
Alex Wojciechowicz, Duncan Obee
and Robert Nelson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-07

Totals 80 s2t Totals 81 ? ~ 10
sBatted for Sturgeon In seventh.
snaftad N aeNenfh