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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
CHAPTER FOURTEEN

STUNNED cOmprehensi
davntd in Ylana's face and sh.
turned red with shame for Vim
cents tactics, when Vernon StOn,
Suggested that her former HUSBAND
had bought and not wOn-the ART
medal she had regarded so highly
Don't hc Inundated. Ilena, ant
lets thank heaven you no longer
are SO sulllhle." He shook his head
in a distressed manner. You're sc
good and sweet wish ! could
INST once make Mrs. Vincent see
vsI as you actually are. l try all
the time. If she just would realize
i al let you be with her and Car
lyle
THAT is a dream, Vernon, just a
dream, ami I'm not sure I'd want
Il that way. Carlyle belongs~to me
in my house and that's the way 1t
VIII be some day. But, Vernon,
yotl don't have to handle me 70
gently. / know / haven't a chance
Of getting her right now" She lift
81 strained eyes and looked directly
into her friends sympathetic face.
But l do want to see her. Vernon,
please, you've got to help me see
her"
He frowned. "Oh. we dare not,
Ylcna."
In the black wig and those dark
Clothes She got up and crossed to
ms chair. It could be arranged. I
shan't say a word to her. l Just
vlut to look at her"
After a moment, Vernon said,
"ill right, nay dear, Wen do It.
You've done so much for me-"
Regardless of knowing it wa the
blond YIena who sat beside him on
he Park bench. Vernon Stone mar
,eIed. No wonder Clarkson had
aassed right by her without recog-
Hl'ion. He himself would do the
same. Her changed appearance
axe him a feeling Of %unreality, not
Il all pleasant.
He strived Tor a light vein Of
conversation. You know, Yena,
when l look at you I begin to won
Ger if I haven't given that emerald
money to the wrong girl"
She did not answer. Stone
glanced at her face. composed and
unreliable beneath its deep bru-
nette grease-paint makeup, then
looked at his watch. They should
be along any time now"
Still she didn't answer. She was
looking toward the curve in the
walk whore Mamie had promised
to walk with Carlyle. Stone knew
by the pressure Of his companions
hand, the exact moment the child
came into view. He followed
Ilena's gaze and there they were.
Manic, IN decorous white. the little
girl in a short navy coat. a match
ing hat sailor cap over shoulder
lthgth blond curls. white gloves
ana white shoes. She was pushing
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an imposing doll carriage.

an imposing doll carriage.
Vernon Stone and Ylena leisure
" got to their feet and made their
way toward the approaching pair.
When Carlyle looked up and rec
ognized the lawyer. she quickly
showed the buggy toward Mamie
and sped to meet him.
Uncle Vernon" she cried. "He
swooped her up into the air and
into his arms. "Oh, Uncle Vernon,
I've missed you so. Where have you
been anyway?
Nowhere. I've been working
hard and haven't had time to come
his arms to face Ilena and said:
This is the Sonora Elgucro, Car
lvle, a dear friend of mine from
Spain. You must forgive her for
not speaking to you. She has lost
her voice temporarily. In fact, we
are on u way to the throat doc
tor now"
Sonora EGuero reached out and
took the kid-gloved hand that Car
yle'extended and nodded smiling
ly in response to a sympathetic,
I'm sorry you can't talk. l love to
talk better than anything, but
Grandmother says I must not talk
so much" She had softened her
voice as Mamie reluctantly reached
them.
Terror was evident on the nurses
plain freckled face. Even when
Stone patted her hard on the shoul-
der and said, Hello, Mamie, good
old girl!' she still looked %wild-eyed.
Carlyle did not notice. She was
watching the brunette woman.
Suddenly she wriggled from
Stones nrms and went to her doll
carriage. She pulled back the lace
edged pink satin coverlet and re-
vealed, not a fine doll, but a rather
SCARED n which she had DOS
sessed for quite some time. She
looked UP at the Sonora Elguero
and said. This one is my best. She
sleeps with me-"
Which n is that" Stone
asked.
Carlyle frowned. We'll, when
Grandmother Is around I call her
but when we're alone
I call her Ylena."
Mamie noticed Vernon Stone ad-
justing a candid camera and said
quickly. I've must go. Miss Car
lyle"
moi" the child said in unexpect-
ed but determined obstinancy. Il
want to stay and talk to the lady"
But she can't talk, dear"
That doesn't matter" Carlyle
said stubbornly. II can talk to her"
Stone interpreted Y1ena's trou-
oaed gaze. He said, You must be |
good. Carlyle, and do as Mamie |
says. 1t isn't like you to be dis
The little girls eyes filled with
tears. Il don't want to
be good. I want to stay here with
the Silent Sleepy Lady. Her eyes
are sleepy like my dolls. The eye
W "AN>AS ok SAo"ll GIL VIC llIIlc. l |
want to stay here"
The lawyer put his camera back
into the case and said to CARLYLE,
But we have an appointment,
dear. Go with Mamie and We'll see
you tomorrow"
Carlyle fought her quaking chin
with that fury which the very
young exhibit when too proud to
cry and said, "All right. III 60"
Then she looked at the brunette
girl in black and said, Tomorrow"
I'VE must 60 now" Mamie re-
terated proddingly.
Carlyle lifted n hand from the
loll buggy in a slow wave. then re-
1t and pushed "Ylena" to-
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ward home. Mamie did nc. lot.
back. ''H
Tomorrow" Ylena echoe. a..
consolately, to the attorney. "Thn,
has been my word all this timon
now we have taught it to CT,
oh, its dreadful, Vernon. to d;s,s
point a grown person, but TO fisat
point a child" P
re not going to disappoir,
her. Not yet He stopped in tha
path and looked deep into her o, me
dark and clouded in the before A.
ner dusk. Shes expecting Won 10
morrow. There can be no harro ~
seeing her once more, so lone .
she doesn't know it is Won u
tell her then that YOU are c,n.i
away, but meanwhile, my dear
take this tomorrow that prcson,,
itself" IVA
Directly from the park, Y,ena
went to Vernon Stones apar,n,ant
TO visit the convalescing Roso sha
told her in ecstatic ~incoherenco
ON, Rose, 1t was wonderful. u,n
so happy I could have died Ana
I'm going to see her again tonor'
row. She's beautiful and sweet .,d
she liked me. Even without know
ing me, she liked me-" Her voice
caught. "She calls her favorite do1,
flena. An awful looking, battered
old doll"
Rose said in her brittle wav
And that's the way you're ooinn
to look if you don't get hold q,
yourself"
The blond girl, still wearing br,.
nette makeup. walked over to sit
on the housekeeper's bed and i'm
pulsively kissed the gray-haired
woman's cheek, time and time
again. "11l love you forever. Rose
for arranging this for me-"
Squirmingly Rose thrust her
aside and rearranged her wooden
bedjacket. stop fussine over me
Mamie is the one who did every.
thing" She rubbed her cheek
"Smearing me with that gooey In.
dian paint"
mo, Rose, you're the one 20
thank. You made Mamie do it and
she's scared to death. I'm so CRATE
full to you"
For that matter. I'm grateful
to you also. for getting me out of
1 didn't exactly relish that
little East Side penthouse"
You'll be with me some dav.
Rose"
"Out there in that wild country
to say nothing of the taxi-driver
and real estate salesman you've ~
your life cluttered with. Not me-"
"Oh, yes you will"
Naturally to Ylena the i~nterven.
hours between the first and sec
ond meetings with her child seemed
lnterminable. She started early for
the afternoon appointment. Even
so, Carlyle was there ahead of her.
Entirely happy and unsuspicious,
she was a strong contrast to
Mamie, who stood in stiff alertness,
unable to control nervous chances
her shoulders.
They made a strange group there
in that secluded section Of the
park. Two pairs. The frightened
nursemaid and sympathetic law
yer. The joyful-faced girl and chat
child. She had brought the
bruised looking doll again and a
large part Of its wardrobe, which
she was displaying to her neW-found
friend. a %conceited Scotty pup ran
n frenzied barking circles about
hem. subsiding occasionally to
can against Carlyle and watch her
an intent. serious expression.
Ilena saw the old Mrs. Vincent
before the others did.
(To BE C~ontinued)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02

yrFNA VAEANuFF, young and pretty
wife 81
THEODORE VINCENT. wealthy east
,!nlr. arrives IN la MADEIRA. She
sends
ROSE ~Enusekeeper for
VERNON STONE the Vincent family
attorney. buck east to keep tr in
f.....i about
CNnIYIE Ylcna's little daughter.
W. as IN the custody of NlnCentS
ma-t,r Ni"na meets two young men
IN Lit MADEIRA. M
TATE CROMWELL. /. arrogant. self
confident Of his way with women.
Thu other,
SCOTT HAMILTON. Is a pleasant
young dude Ianrhor.
YESTERDAY Stone and Ylcna are
Il ..u. Theodore N~Inccnt's past
a o.. '.r-. NItua married HIM.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

K. s.: "In all of the advertise
ments Of vitamins l have never
seen Nitamin G mentioned. l have
seen Nitamins A, B. G and d tab
lets, but not C. What is the reason
for this?"
Answer: Nitamin G. does not 20
into tablet form well. 1t loses its
potency when heated. That is
probably why it is not advertised
except by food product firms.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02
Suvdnts Admit Influence
Science on Literature

nouncing as the "valuable discov-
cry" of the trip the revelation that
male whales were not monoga-
nous, that they had sweethearts
IN every port. No! Science has
revelations which hold US only be-
cause, Ike the Cathedral of Or
Net5'or the songs in "Cymbcline,'
they are terribly beautiful and
utterly useless.
Vacation Diet for Underweight
The underweight is thin because
Re usually has very little appetite.
He has to work Just as hard to eat
without appetite az the overweight
has to work not to eat with an
appetite. Note that these meals
begin with ar appetizer fruit,
thin soup or beer, which here has
its place in the dietary if any
where.
Breakfast: Grapefruit; oatmeal
with cream and sugar: hot bis
cults with honey and butter; glass
half milk and half cream.
Midmorning: Cottage cheese;
toast.
Lunch: Rouillon; creamed chick
en- on toast; endive salad with
French dressing; chocolate custard
with whipped cream; 2 whole
wheat mullins with butter; glass
milk.
Mid-afternoon: Glass half milk
and half cream.
Dinner: Beer; 2 poached eggs
on mashed potatoes; buttered lima
beans; lettuce salad with dress
ing; entire wheat bread with but
ter; apple tart; coffee with cream.
Evening: Eggnog.
Approximate value-4,00 cal.
cries.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02

EDITORS NOTE: DR.. Clendening has
seven pamphlets which can be obtained by
readers. Each pamphlet sells for 10 centS.
or any one pamphlet desired. send 10
cents in coin, and a elf-addrssed envelope
stamped with a three-cent stamp. 70 DR..
Logan ClendcnIng. in care of this paper.
The Pamphlets are: Three Weeks Reduce
ing Diet. "lndirestion and Constipation.
Reducing and Gaining. Infant Feed
ing. "lnstructions for the Treatment Of
Diabetes. feminine Hygiene and The
(ara If Tho UaIn and Skin"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-08-02

Some of those married couples in
Hollywood, we are beginning to sus-
pect, only get acquainted in a d.
vorce court.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Golfers to Watch
Golfers to Watch
CORCORAN PICKS EXPERTS
IN RYDER CUP MATCH

Fred Corcoran c. A. tournament manager has compiled
players watch for the spectators at the Ryder
Cup matches Saturday and Sunday at Detroit Golf Club
has grouped them according TO the shots or
clubs with which the different most expert.
This for those who may be troubled
club and will observe how player who
exces with this club plays it.
His selections:
DRIVER-Bobby Jones, Sam Snead, Ben Hogan and Law
Little
BRASSIE-Johnny BulIa and Clayton Heather.
SPOON-Pau Runyan.
LONG RONS-Byron Nelson, Henry Picard Craig Wood
and Denny SbuP.
MEDIUM IRONS-Jimmy Hines, Dick Metz, Ralph Gull
dahl
SHORT IRONS-Ed Dudley and jug McSpaden
TRAP AND CHIP SHOTS-Gene Sarazan and Jimmy
Demaret.
PUTTING-Horton Smith and Vic Ghezzi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
.Lo(hmoor Title
Won by Olson

One man can't shoulder too
many honOrs.
This was shown yesterday AT
the Lochmoor Stag Day when
Harvey Olson and Mike Dietz were
the principal figures in the club 5
all day program.
Olson defeated DietZ. . and /,
for the club championship, but
Dietz gathered his share OF the
laurelS when he was presented
with the X. T. Keller Cup for
winning the district champion
ship this year. To win the final
match. Olson had 10 shoot sub-par
golf. Dietz was even with par.
A full day Of golfing in which
Jack Emery, former University Of
Michigan star had low gross of 60,
was followed by a banquet.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Briggs, PhiIoons
Head SOftbdIl
Action Tonight

Briggs BeautyWare, top-rank-
ing fayorite 10 capture the Metro
poliian Detroit Times softball
tournament. Will Get its long
awaited test ny PhlconS, strong
Detroit Softhall Association entry,
tonight 20 feature 90 1l-game
Glass \ program on four fronts.
The two teams. bidding for the
Pcpsi-Cola award which will nc
GIVEN 10 the winner OF tho title
and ihc right 10 represent Detroit
In fhc world championship games
here September 1914, were 10
have met last week hut rain forced
q poStponement until tonight. The
game. which will he played ~
Mack Park. starts AZ 1870 p. m. 10
feature a thrce-game program.
Briggs won the tavorite role last
week when il trounccd Hudson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Medi(Os' Title
To DR.. Pedrman

The Mayne County Medical AS
ISOLATION has new champion in
Or. C. L. r. Pearman He won
yesterday a Oakland Hills with a
"a, only two over par
Deacoress Hospital quarter of
DrS. /. r. Henderson. J. c. Dan
forth. NJ +. Donforth and A.
Spiro won the team title with a
net total Of 27S.
One Of the hIg golfng. events nj
the season. 242 players competed
There were leo prizes.
Or J c. Danforih had low gross
of 81 IN the first flight. In the
second Or NJ r. Danforth was
low with 50. Dr. II a. Luce led
the third flight with al and DR.
a y. Bean won in tho fourth
flight.
a guest, = Lee BoSt. had tho
days 10 WScorc. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
|BdrtheI Trophy
Series for Lakes
Title TO Start
BY GEORGE r. VAN

CHICAGO. Aug. u. - Picked
crews representing Lake Ontario,
Lake Erie and Lake Michigan sail
the first two races today OF six
race series for the Barthel trophy,
eBblematic OF the Great Lakes
championship.
TWEEN y-one year old Tommy
Fisher. who was selected as tho
Lake Erie Pilot last week when he
won the Interlake Yachting AsSo-
citation series sailing Ernie Crates
eight meter Shamrock. is going 10
try and bring the silver trophy
10 Detroit for the first time since
it was placed in competition in
1897. Lake Michigan yachting
men have taken the award for
four years in a row.
JUST CAME CLOSE
Bill Alurie Of the Milwaukee
Yacht club won the first series AT
the Royal Canadian yachting club
in 1887, beating Bill Fishers De-
troit crew by point Lake On
tario was a point behind, The
next year at Youngstown. Tommy
Fisher replaced his brother Bill
and again Chicago with Bob Hay
ME as skipper won by point
over Detroit. The last arce de-
cided the series.
Then in a memorable series nj
Rochester Bill Fisher, with only
the final race 10 be sailed and
having only 10 complete the course
10 win. fouled the last mark when
he was a mile ahead and Bob
Haynes Chicago outfit again kept
the trophy.
Last year al Milwaukee. Bill
Fisher against represented the
/. l.. Y. A. and took a neat lacing
from Alurie. Eight-meter boats
were used for the first three races
on Lake Ontario. Last year @
Glass sloops were sailed.
Fishers crew is made up Of Carl
Meurer, Toots Gmeiner. Ward
Kemp. Ernie Crates and the
writer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Home Run Hit+ers

= OilFs AtHllt llllN'tis u NUh llliilh
the National League is the only
baseball circuit staging a knock
down, drag-out affair which is
causing a LOT OF hearts 10 beat in
the wrong way.
Michigan'S own state league Is
doing quite we'll by itself in the
same department thank YOU In
fact forgetting any partisanshipl
the state loopers are shading their
more illuStriouS brothers.
Whereas today'S National stand
ingS find ono and half games
separating the Dodgers and the
Cardinals. in the State League.
there's nothing which divides the
Flint Indians and the ST. Joseph
Autos.
The two rivals again arc tied
for the lead with less than two
weeks remaining in the regular
season. Flint did the upShooting
last night by taking the Autos. GA
But. weather permitting, that
tie won't last tonight out Flint
and ST. Joseph are paired for a
third game IN their current
'croo-cial series in the ST. Joe
Park.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
|Bo4
IoQe1
byBob MueA4
AH-C difference End
NOIc Lion Guard

When one hears the name Of
John Blaker Mattiford around
the Lions training camp At
Cranbrook, one Immediately
thinks Of a blond. curly-headed
guard who has been impressive
in the training workouts NJ 10
now.
Jack. as he is known TO the
other Lions. was not always q
guard. In fact, he was an all
conference end last year when
he played for Marshall College
He sent in QUESTIONABLE to
Coach Edwards and stated that
he had played end -. The frs,
day he worked out with the
ends Then became a guard
He's been going great guns
since Jack has pet hobby,
as do most football players, his
being dogs Most any kind
Of dogs but a good hound brings
a smile 10 his usually serious
face.
James Edward Jones, an end
from Kent State, has listed as
his hobbies, golf. swimming and
a nice sociable game Of cards g.
Most Of the other players arc
of the opinion that when II
comes 10 poker, it's not a hobby
with Jones-it's profitable
t-,,-s-n-~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Kozole
To Clash Again

James Edgar Detroit middle
weight who fought his first fight
over three rounds when he deci-
stoned Rudy Kozole on the Roscoe
Toles-Al Delaney card. has been
rematched with the River Rouge
middleweight.
They'll clash in the feature Of
FIVE eight-round bouts 10 he stage
tomorrow night at the Motor City
Speedway for the benefit of
the Warren Township Goodfellow
Fund. This is the second annual
show
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Highland Park
Tennis Results

NEN'S SINGLES
hobart Wrohhsl del Tom Hsmmtrg.
50 SO klnhark Peterson dsf Lindsey
Nstse. go, 50 leo LEVINE 1sf Rudy
HernAnc0 81 50. irv Bloomfield dsf
Glen Fnus IS 6t. nan Callahan def
Leo Denison 50. 6-i; nick Prskken der
Mack TAYLOR 60 b-t
NEN'S not Ribs
Prank griberc ana Frank skerski dsf
Joe piJgo aud Nere Smeu1ef. 81 as
Earl Myers and lou Rick dsf Don No
nay and Glen Enos. b-A So: irving and
Leo Levine def ~ J. Goldsmith and
Oscar Young SO az
MONEYS SINGLES
Mrs. Pearl Peterson der Mrs Pear
Tuuison 50. So. Monica kehoi def In.
Gina Page 6-2 b.l Beverly Mcdonald
DEF Lee Farrah 80. S.l Mrs MARI
Hefnand0 csf EvelYn Coiieft So 60.
Elizabeth Biackman dsf F1o-sncs Banssr
50. 6-2 i.ouiss BaCEman dsf IL
Whea'lst 50 So Arns Roosevelt def
Irene GsfEoi. So IS "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21

Motor Of the y. 6. A. major league,
20 Uniil the upset Briggs and
Hudson enjoyed the favored role
Jointly
Other action on ionights pro-
gram viii center AT Michigan
Alkali Field in Wyandotte, Elolse
and Al Allen Park.
Tonight's program:
At MACK PARK
30 Warns W a Sports "a mer'
80 Rrggs B.au,yWare vs.. Phiieons "a
. 90 Hu I4 Girls vs. Keller Wildcats a
At MICHIGAN ALHALI
n0-A G Wright vs.. Russ Dawson a
90 Word n ?. vs. n.l Dueo e., men,
90 Mch.ssn AlkAh VI. Lawrence Club
AT ELoIsE
1n-Cuhs vs. Royds "a menl
q O0.-F r. r Eagles vs. Schsrrns "a mem
AT ALLEN PARK
90 Briggs Aircraft Va. Franklin Owls
90 Michigan Smelling vs.. Trojans a
mem
Q No. Nixon ". Cardinal Mercer.
The two leading Municipal Soft
ball League tcamS-J. e. J. Sports
on the East Side and p. r. Eagles
on the West Side --undefeated in
- starts. will meet in Mack Park
Friday night at 7:30 o'clock. The
winner will represent Detroit in
the State Softball Tournament AT
Dearborn which gets underway
Saturday.
At MACK PARK
s 10 Phillips Shoes vs.. Dukes Ten. "A
7.5o-P p Eagle. vs.. J. }. Sports getty
300 Hudson Motor VS. Hou,y carburstor
At ELoIsE
700 Laphan Farms vs. Santa Maria a
500 y j. H,sly vs.. Thinker Axle a
mem
1900 Eioiss " Grsndront Rec "a men)
At MICHIGAN ALKALI
90 p Iessed Sacrament W. Eastslders a
m Mud Hens We loser Michigan Aiksli
Lawrence "A mem.
n0-RrigCs Manufacturing VS. winner
Michigan Alkali- Lawrence "A men
SCHEDJ ~ FOR SATURDAY., AUG. 2;
At MACK PARK
500 Micromste " winner Michigan
Smelling Troians "a mem
90 Winner J a Sports-Wurms W
winner Nens-stsnley "A mem
90 Riggs Beauty~Are vs. Pontiac BIS
SIX tMich. Ohio championship.
2 90 Local 500 rs DeFour Builders
AT ELOlSE
: 90 Frhanv vs. Tiger Club q menl
s 90 AlieS vs. loser Del Duco- Ford n r
a mem.
goo sohmidt's Va winner psl Duoo. Forc
n. 7 "a mem.
SCUEDUIF FOR NDAN. AUGUST -
AT MACK PARK
i I ON 2. s. Giants rs. Union Esquire
"a meri.
b 90 Fruehauf - Arthurs a menl.
4 3 zoo Loser beFnur Local 500 vs. loser A
7 q NriEhi-Russ Dawson "a mem.
90 Winner Local 500 DeFnur vs. WHINE
q. Wright-Russ Dawson a mem
3 30 Einwood A. c vs. LOUIS Rose "a
mem.
so Winner Hudson .Honey vs. WHINE
Phillips Dukes Ten "a mem
q % Keller Wildcats ~ Welsh CO. Ed
IN s. A girls title plAyohI.
At FLOfsF
q 90 Winner SAINTS Marie. - phsn vs. VIII
ner Briggs Aircraft Franklin "A men
: 3o-Rsscsls -. loser Eloiss .Grandnon
"A mem.
200 Kovalssi v' winner Eloi,. Grand
mont "A menl
At MICHIGAN AIKALt
I ODE SAINTS vs nrevrys a msnl.
2 90 Zenith vs. Johnson
8 o. Winner Rrightnlonr steppsrs vs. lose
Mud Hens-nichlean Alksh-I.awrenc,
"a menl
90 winner Dssantis Drswry's W WHINE
Riessed Sacrament Eastsidsrs q
mem.
q 80 serokss vs. Briggs Michigan Alksi
Lawrence tw-b
Z 3n-Cheney Veterans - Briggs. Michigan
AIkaliI .aVrenCe ~ W
la.00-J q. Ford -. Chsns from blv q
| Elrisl.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Last Champ?
Mrs. William, Berggren Wins M. G. A. Tournament;
Women Decide Not to Play Again

Mrs William Berggren of Plum
Brook. two time victor in the 54-
hole Metropolitan Golf Association
tournament for women, may be
the last winner of this event.
The title went TO her yesterday
at the completion of the three-day
tournament at Hillcrest which was
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Two Golfers Join
Ranks

Two more golfers today had
Joined the hole-in-one ranks
Playing with his brother. Fran
els. and Mrs. S. A Moran, Stanley
Petitprent used a two iron 10 ace
the 175-yard fourteenth hole al
Hillcrest. Fritz Walter used a SIX
iron to sink his tee shot on tho
120-yard sixth hole AT Lancaster
Hills. He was playing with Enrol
Fitzgerald, Ben Pollock and Bill
Hilton.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-21
Here's a Gridder
And q Scholar

An honor student all through
his college days, Maurice Britt.
end from Arkansas, has three
hobbies. The lanky 6-foot l.
inch Tanker collects stamps,
writes feature articles and reads
during his hours of leisure.
While in college he was a mem
Der Of the staff Of the Scabbard
and Blade, a student publication,
sports editor of the Arkansas
Traveller, the college daily. and
was secretary of the press club.
Notre Danes Tom Gallagher,
trying for a tackle position with
the club, spends his odd mo-
ments taking snap shots =.
Andy Logan, tackle from West
ern Reserve, and Alex Atty,
guard from West Virginia L.,
have the same hobbies. nice
friendly card games =. . Claude
Hisey. 250-pound tackle from
St Joseph's College, does a little
woodworking in his spare time
Several Of the boys like
nothing better than to get out
and do little hunting, among
them. Nick Vrhovac, lsnky cen
ter from Duquesne Duncan
Obee, another center, has very
thrifty hay of saving Indiat
pennies >. He comes from Day
ton University Another wooc
carver is William Gallagher the
halfback from Iowa State.