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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Koch Girls Face
Keller Tonight

The Koch girls Of Cleveland,
runncrS-up 10 the Phoenix. Arizo
RamblerS in last years world soft
ball championships, will meet
Keller Wildcats, Detroit champion,
in the first OF a two-game week
end series in Mack Park tonight.
The game starts at 9 o'clock.
Keller, leading the Detroit Soft
bait Association s girls division is
one of the leading favorites TO
capture the forthcoming Detroit
Times Softball tournament and
again represent this area in the
1911 world championship games to
Jr- pidyrc-hcre-in September.
Included on the Koch girls
roster is Whitley Doljack PrimoSch,
sister of Frank Doljack, former De-
lrOit Tigers outfielder and Mary
who hurled the National
Manufacturing girls team to two
world championships.
The Koch 10 Will oppose Paris
girls Sunday night, in a game
starting at 8 p. m.
Paris will meet Chene-Trombly
girls at $50 tonight while Hudson
and PhilconS. major league lead
erS, clash at 1880.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Calls Lefty Grove
Greatest of All
SouthpdwS
BY PAT ROBINSON
International News service sports Writer

NEW YORK. July 26.-We doff
our sombrcro today TO the greatest
left handed pitcher of all time
Robert MO~cS (Leity) Grove OF
the Boston Red SoX.
And if anybody doubts it, we are
prepared to offer the followings
facts 10 bolster our case;
Lefty yesterday turned in his
three hftfFftttf-etiitt if4-fffa leagte-rie-
tory feat accomplished by only
four others since the turn of the
century Grover Cleveland Alex
andcr Cy Young, Eddie Plank and
Walter JohnSon-immortals all.
In the last 10 years there have
been four outstanding Southpaws
Rude Waddell. Eddie Plank,
Herb Pennock and Lefty Grove
and old Connie Mack. who man.
aged them all says Grove was the
star of them all and Comics judg-
ment is good enough for us.
Nor is that all When speedy
pitchers are up for discussion only
four names are ever mentioned
Walter Johnson. Bob Teller, Dazzy
Vance and Lefty Grove. And most
baseball veterans agree Grove was
only shade, if that, less fast than
Johnson.
And now at Al, the gray haired
veteran from Homecoming. Md, is
still able 10 step out with the mer-
curry al 90 in the shade and turn
back the Indians. 10-6 with the
help of a homer by Williams and
two by Tabor
Well. have we proved our case q?
Okay. then we can move on TO re-
mind YOU that the YankS increased
their lead Il games by banking
the White SoX so, for then
seventh straight victory. Spud
Chandler held the White Sox to
three hits and Charley Keller
weighed in with homer No 25
and Tommy Heinrich with No. lS
The Athletics moved within a
game of the first division by
trouncing the sliding Tigers. lis
and tho Browns bounced out OF
the cellar by downing the Sen
atorS. So.
There was Joy in Pittsburgh and
corresponding gloom in Brooklyn
as the Pirates took a double-header
from the Dodgers, ga and 81
That made seven straight for the
Pirates and moved them up tC
third place in the standings.
The Reds fell victim to long
Tom Hughes of the Phillies, As
and in a night game in St. Louis
the five-game winning streak ol
the Cards was stopped by jim
Tobin as the seventh place Boston
Braves copied an so victory.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
.AN.Sta Negro Game
10 Draw $4,000 Fans

CHICAGO July Is GNS)
crowd in excess of 1900 was pre-
dlcted today for the ninth annual
Negro East vs. West All-Star
game. 10 be played at Comiskey
Park. tomorrow.
Helping 10 swell the record
crowd is the scheduled appearance
of the famous Satchel Paige Of the
Kansas City MonarchS as one OF
the Vests hurlers. The East's
pitching corps is headed by Dave
'ImpO' Barnhill of the New York
CubanS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Riggs Nedrs
hViltory at
Seabright

SEABRIGHT, n. j.. July Is
Robert L. Riggs, of Chicago, for
mer national champion who has
been known 10 play great tennis
under pressure-and 10 be wod
fully weak when the notion strikes
him-had his fourth Seabright in-
vitation championship trophy in
his grasp today.
Needing just one victory, the
defending champion was favored
over dark horse Ted Schroeder, OF
Glendale. Cal. on the assumption
that the former would lift his
game 10 the occasion in pursuit OF
"a comeback nc hopes viii lead TO
his regaining the American title
later on.
Riggs won as he pleased in yes
terdays sem finals, eliminating
Gardnar Mulloy Of Miami 6-3.
60 ST, 90. but Schroeder pro-
vided the fireworks in a battle
with Wayne Sabin. OF Reno. New,
that lasted beyond 2i2 hours.
The kind of battles the spec
tators witnessed is reflected IN
the score, 6-3. 6-3. TO. 10, 6-3.
Schroeder faltered momentarily
and Sabin lifted his game IN the
third set TO prolong the battle.
after the Californian had gone 10
SD lead and seemed about 20
Iclinch II IN straight sets
The women's singles final which
will be deferred until Sunday was
reached by Mrs. Sarah Palfrey
Cooke of Boston and Helen Bern
hard Of New York. The former
eliminated Dorothy Bundy Of
Santa Monica. Cal. rs. so. while
Miss Bernhard defeated Helen
Jacobs of Berkeley. Cal, 6-3, SO.
60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Daughter Follows
Dad S Golf Success

KEN OSH A. Wis. July %
INS) The trophy emblematic Of
the Wisconsin women'S amateur
golf championship today repoSed
beside the cup James r. Anderson
was awarded back in 1929 when he
won the state mems amateur
AnderSon'S daughter Alice Ann,
p. playing her home course, won
the women'S title yesterday by de-
featinC Mrs. Frederick U'hlein of
the Milwaukee Country Club. )
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Harmon, Evdshevski
Lead AII-Star Poll

CHICAGO. July 26-GNS)--
The University of Michigan's great
hackfeld stars. Tom Harmon ai1
Forest EvaShevSki. continued to-
day 10 lead the poll of college
PLAYERS TO start against the Chi
cago Bears in Soldier Field Au-
gust Is in the annual All-Star
game.
Harmon has pollcd 1913, 1886 votes
and E,vaShcVSki 7O2.118.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Baseball in Brief
By Internatlonal News Service


HOME RUN HITTERS
American Williams and Tabor ~ Rel
SoN Heinrich and Keller Yankees; Boz
dreau Indians. Bloodworth, Senators. Ma
uunal Vaughan Pirates.
Leaders American Keller Yankees Is
piMsEEto Yankees. % Williams Red SoX
10 National OFT, Giants rs Nicholson
Cubs, Is CaniU. Dodgers. l6.
LEADING PITCHERS
American Feler indians. 1913: Rufinc
Yankees ll-3. Bunham. Yankees. 60 Ma
rHra. .ddIs 'r- Ill. k-fsf Cdr ts
eco Whte Cardinals. 1913; Warneke. car
dinals. 1913
LEADING BATTERs
American. Williams Red son 800 n
MaEEo. Yankees. 377 Travis Senators
38e National. Reiser, Dodgers 1893
Mize. Cardinals $40. Cooney. Braves, .326
RUNS BATTED ~
American Keller Yankees. Sc: DiAag'
go. Nantecs 81; YORK. TIGERS. rs. Ma
tional. Nicholson. Cubs II Slaughter
Cardinals % CamilU Dodgers. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Roose Vdnker Gets
Nod in Finals Today

RooSe- Nanker Post. ihree-tlmo
state American Legion baseball
champions Will b. favored over
So Clair Shores when they meet
in Tho regional final az ] p. M
today an Northwestern Field
BIZ Martin. one of the ace
pitchers on the VankeY staff. is
scheduled 90 face The suburban
nine IF'e,isy.s -e.'fnn-r wit ro-tc
the state finals az East .Lsns!rr
AUGUST ! and 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

Lafferty said with the entry
as follows
Mems A division Open to all
strong teams affiliated with strong
leagues, either open or closed
Mems Is division All other
mems teams. open TO affiliated
teams not qualified for the A divi-
sion and all fraternal church.
industrial, factory or commercial
teams
Mems c division All other
mems teams not qualified for
either a division or Is division
because Of insufficient strength.
AUGUST l DEADLINE
Girls A division-Open to all
strong teams affiliated with strong
leagues, either open or closed;
Girls b diviSion-All other girls
teams. Open 10 all free lance OF
affiliated teams not qualified for
the a division and all fraternal
church. industrial, factory or com.
mercial teams,
Junior division Open 20 al
boys teams. the players on WhlCl
are not over II years OF age as 81
July 1871
Any team may enter an a diyi
sion. but the committee Of tn,
Detroit Times Softball Tourna
rfent reserves tlfe- right to elassif,
teams with respect 10 the selection
Of an appropriate division.
Entry blanks are available a
any Department Of Parks an
Recreation playfield IN Detroit o.
The coupon printed elsewhere u
today Detroit Time may be used
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
OIL Alex
Found ON
Street
International New, >eD lce Wire

NEW YORK, July 26. Grover
Cleveland Alexander. once famed
big league pitcher, was taken 10
Bellevue Hospital today suffering
head injuries received in a fall at
q midtown Intersection
Physicians said Alexander had
a deep cash over his left eye. He
was found lying semiconscious on
the sidewalk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
BEATEN OUT TWICE

Before twice was beaten out OF
this title by a single stroke-in
1882 at Lake Shore by Clarence
Gambler. and in 1894 at Saginaw
by Jake FaSSezke. He led Gambler
the closest man 10 him, by seven
strokes going into the final round
in 1882. but closed with rs &c
Gamblers 20. a more experienced
golfer now, he won't pass up ar
opportunity like that again,
If the heat wave continues, Sell
lers' chances aren't likely 10 suffer
A native of Arkansas. he revels in
hot weather. A long hitter. Cas-
cade'S par five holes are TO his
liking. He birdied all four of them
yesterday.
The greens here are testing
without being unfair Its easy TO
pile up strokes on them. as even
the low scorers in the first round
learned. Chick Harbert, as an
example. was playing brilliantly
from tee 10 green, but had 10
be content with a 70 because he
missed FIVE pitts of s feet or IN
der Al Watrous never hit the ball
bater but also missed several he
should have had as did Chuck
KocsiS and the others.
II is agreed that the champion
ship will he decided on the greens.
that The fellow who is most sue
ceSSful with those l0-footerS and
under will win That's why so
many continue to pick limerick
kocsiS TO repeat
There isn't a better putter here
than he is. This goes despite the
three puts he took on yesterday
eighteenth. causing a DOGGY six on
a hole where most Of the low
scorers, among them Sellers, got
birdie tours.
If yesterdays scoring pace is
continued, II Is believed that totals
of 156 or 1877 will be required 10
qualify among the low COS for
Sundays final 36 holes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
ing father from !


SCOTTY MONTEITH SCOTTY BOWMAN. BOZE BohDfau
CONNORS among the sports hgure'
working at the Detroit Race Track thus season.
When TED hit the gamewinning home run in ht
Al-Star Briggs Stadium batting against
PASSEAU, the Cub hurler only one home
lao 1870 Hes
in stlngness in the senior crcu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
PEOPLE IN SPORTS

Chicago have succeeded in stimulating
Cubs management TO CHARLEN
ROOT Day AZ old St Packs D
He to still be pitching when ne becomes grandfather.
ADAMS Detroit Red Wings has taken his all
William Ont, hospital al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
/ State Crews
Race in Finals
I0f 59th Henley

ST. CATHERINE. Ont. July
Howard Clarke of the
Detroit Boat Club will send three
crews into action today at the
windup of the fifty-ninth Royal
Canadian Henley Regatta. Other
Michigan contenders will be four
entries from Ecorse. two from
Wyandotte and high school Fights
from Ecorse and Wyandotte.
Standing in third position with
Id points, II points behind the
second place Toronto Argos, and
trailing the leading club cham
pions by so points, d. B. c. is
a game showing against
Overwhelming competition numer-
ically.
And indicative of the slim De-
troit entry this year, Detroit will
not be represented in the next
Hanlan Memorial Trophy senior
heavy championship in Fights for
the first time in many years.
There will be four contenderS for
this coveted title: Wyandotte. Buff
Ifalo Westside, Toronto Argos and
Ecorse. Despite the absence of
d. B. c. boatload, Michigan will
be represented.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

INAUEK, the 6o-pOunueT WHO CUII-
sistently belts home winners at
the Fair Grounds, likewise laces
la golf ball with remarkable sue
Icess. He's being taken on a tour
|of the Detroit districts private
golf clubs in sharp-shooting
Search for easy money He gets
1.-The backing of most of the race
tracL crnxud
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
MUSHROOM IN CELLAR

They gave some people the i'm
precision they were glued there.
But with the new start just
after July 4. the Senators started
a forward surge. The teams now
in fourth.
Probably the biggest disappoint-
U7eut IN tt1P second haff- rs the
MuSkcgon Reds. the Tigers farm
club. Although loaded down with
potentialitieS, the Reds have
Scootcd into the cellar
The Reds standing in a way
car be attributed to the fact the
club is the leagues youngest, The
team doesn't average much more
than y. ShortStop and Slugger
Johnny Lipon is the infant mem
Der, having just celebrated his
eighteenth birthday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
ForgottenMen
Top Rank
In State Open
Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page
day. and Harbert 70, which nat
urally keeps them in the running
in one of the widest open races IN
the history Of the tournament.
Those who neglected Before
may-haVe good reason to regret II
And this is not alone because OF
his fine play yesterday when he
hit II greens in par or better
The Country Club pro. who has
won the state p. @. twice, bat
who has Vet to win his first cham
-pionShip in this event, has beer
at his best since early in the
season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
MUST BE UNDER II

As 10 eligibility. Lafferty said.
all players must qualify for II.
according 10 the rules of the
Metropolitan Softball Association
and such special rules as may be
provided by the tournament COM
miitee.
All players must be residents Of
Wayne County State Of Michigan;
no player is eligible for partici-
patton IN the tournament II ne as
playing concurrently IN any other
tournament under the auspices Of
the Amateur Softball Association
ot America
All players entered IN the Junior
Division must boz under II years
Of age aS OF July !. and for such
PLAYERS proof of age by birth certi-
-Acaia- or etAaE- good Ad-SHff.c!eai
evidence must be readily available
IN case OF dispute;
A team may enter in one dlvi'
4eH- only aHd-ne PLAYER - -ellslble
20 c.rl-rfe on more than one team
Champir nIns ,,lll be decided
m each Of the following classes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
TIMES SOFTBALL MEET
QUESTIONS ANSWERED

Questions most frequently asked
in connection with entering the
Metropolitan Detroit Softball tour
namcnt which is sponsored by
The Detroit Times. were answered
today 10y Frank Lafferty. Detroit
commissioner of the Amateur Soft
ball Association under whose
AUSPICES the tournament will be
conducted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
STRAINS TOO GREAT

In the second set, Mrs. LomaX
moved ahead as her opponent
seemed content TO wait for rub
Der series. The strain on Flora
was too great, however. and she
began 10 err. Leading SD, but
trailing 1880 in the eighth game,
she heSitated on a base-line shot
and failed 10 get an important
deuce point. Mrs. Peterson closed
in 10 take the game and from
that point on. never let up.
Mrs. Lomax failed TO bring the
-CarT7u scUrr- to deHee- during The
rest Of the match. In only one
game was she able 10 win more
than two points. Mrs. Peterson s
domination was complete and she
savagely took advantage OF every
OPPORTUNITY
Her husband commanded too
much power for Tobin If more
than one set had been IN the Off
inc. Peterson would not have won
So deciSively. but with the hardest
shots on Detroit courts at his
disposal. he was never IN trouble.
HEAT GREATEST FOE
His match With Russell will be
different. however Peterson adj
mitS that heat is his greatest han
dicap. and over the five-Set stretch.
ne may not be able 10 match the
youth and endurance of his 2l-
year old foe Russell eliminated
Max Gur-nan. a veteran top
notchcr IN the semlfinals, 60, 90
81, for The most convincing
demonstration of the tourney thus
far.
In the mems doubles. George
and John Reindel moved 10 tho
finals yesterday when they Topped
Irving Levine and Hubert ManirC
6-4. 2-6. rs. CD while Gurmar
and Irving Blumenfeld led Tobir
and Dick Prakken two sets e
enc before darkness halted then
semi-fnal match IL viii be com
p'efed at 3 p m TO-DAY
Tho Blackman sisters Elizabeth
and Louise. VIII be favored Owe
Constance O'Dunoyan and ESthc
Pohtzer in the women'S doubles
They eliminated Frances Howsrt
and Mrs. Peterson 6-3, CD yes
tcrday while their opponens
downed Mrs. Helen Grswn bet
wiler and Mrs. Audrey Miller s.
g. 11-Q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
PHFEABEEPHIA

sRatted for Croucher in eighth. ~
IRAN for Rove In eighth.
1Batted for Benton IN seventh.
Slated for Giebell in eighth.
DETROIT 600 Dol OiO- Q
Philadelphia OlO OlO 63N-ll
Runs batted in-Suder (. Johnson, Nc
Cosky. Mccoy Hayes 2. Marchildon, York.
Campbell. Rowe 2 Two base hits-Johnson,
Radolh. McCosky 2, York. Three-base hit
-Suder Sacrifice hit Johnson. stolen
Higgins Left on bases
Detroit Z. Philadelphia 10 Bases on balls
on Benton 2. OF Msrchildon g. of Gie-
bell l, OF Thomas !. Struck out-By Ben
ton 2. by Marchildon /. by Giebell !. Hits
or Benton Z In innings. on Marchildon
Is In z ls3 innings. OF Harris in Ia
inning. Wild pitch-MsrchldOn Winning
STANDARDIZATION Losing pitcher-Ben
ton. Umpires Passarella, Basil and
Ormsby Time-2.24
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Split Season ReViVeS
State League Interest
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

a run for their money what with
ST Joseph and Grand Rapids
keeping almost on an equal foot
ing with the Tribe.
In the up and coming depart
ment must fall the Lansing Sen
ators. Throughout the 1910 season
ana during this years first half
the Senators stuck TO the bottom.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

NAN ANff'A AiiE a 49,
That's all right now" she
answered you 20 on out there
HTd IN tire same.
Nor To tbr- outtiu1c,- the silver
matched newcomer laced Tobin,
University of Michigan captain
and VIGOROUSLY slow starter,
Go. TO tack on 10 previous scores
OF 6-4; 6-3. 4-6, ST..
However. ii he hopes TO reign
as king by the side of his newly
acclaimed queen of Detroits
courts. Peterson must stop Rus
sell today. They meet al 3 p. m,
and his wife and staunchest sup
porter will be on hand 10 witness
the match.
The Suddenness OF Mrs. Peter
sons victory over Mrs. Lomax
was surprising. She won the first
set after breaking service for a
81 lead and followed with another
win on her own service for a two
game margin. Sideline placements
and harder shots made her the
k0cC
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
PLENTY OF COMPETITION

The Detroit entries will face
the starting gun in the Senior l40-
Senior Fights against Montreal
Lachines II. c.. in the Senior-l50
tours with coxswain against Buff
falo, and the third Motor City
entry is in Senior-150 tours against
a field of two Buffalo quartets
and the Hamilton Leanders.
Rowing in the 4l0-Senior singles,
c Tank. an Ecorse entry in the
Senior f56 rights, and Eeofse and
Crosse Pointe entries in the high
school Fights will be other Mich
igan state contenders in today's
program.
Eleven Senior finals and the
high school Fights race comprise
the third days program at the
II ley which has procured a
number of records, chiefly in the
quarter-mile dash open which re-
suited in a dead heat between Art
Gallagher, Penn A. c. and Harvey
Hutcheon. ST GATHERINGS and three
fouls in Fridays row off which
Hutcheon won on foul.
After the lone Detroit victory
in the Junior lao Fights, yester-
day. d. B. c. finishing ahead OF
Buffalo and Montreal, Crosse
Pointe High School won a first
and a third in the high school
tours and tours with coxswain, in
yesterdays racing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
JOCKEY CHARLEY HA-

MOntreaf,| Dat t-fh--feaFtI -fIIdt
the elder Adams may not live.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26

The gents who went 10 bat and
brought the Michigan State base
bali league a split season this
year definitely are entitled 10 some
kind of Sombrero.
Their reasoning has worked to
a "T".
They argued that with a split
campaign. revived interest
would come about in the pen,
nant chase. IL was pointed out
further the split would be the
only fair thing for a couple Of the
clubs who encountered early sea
son personnel troubles.
ALL COMES TRUE
So far. at-ieaSt,I everything tfft
split season hackers said would
happen, has happened.
There's been a revival in pen.
nant interest And, also at Least
one of the teams which was of
to a miserable start has pickeC
up and now is turning in respecta-
bic Showings
Along the title lines. the domi.
nation enjoyed by Flint toward
the end of the first half is absent
currently. The Indians are gettinl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
Peterson Plays
Gene Russell
For Title Today
BY WILL HARDY

That modern Swingeroo piece
about Daddy. you wanna get the
best for me" Will get an over
time workout today when KIM
bark Peterson. the angular 6 foot
3 inch mathematics professor from
Lawrence Tech, tangles with Gene
Russell Hamtramck's red-hot
hopeful. in battle for the mems
singles tennis championship Of the
city at the Tennis Club.
Il all started yesterday after
noon when the professors wife,
Pearl turned on a terrific kick in
the stretch TO down Mrs. Flora
Lomax, national Negro women 5
champion. Ga. rs and carry home
the women'S singles crown
Mrs. Peterson had Just COM
pleted her victory march when
f7arfCfy Peterson arrived ready 10
finish of his fiVe-Set match with
jim Tobln for the right 10 meet
Russell in the finals. Peterson
and Tobin split four sets Thursday
before darkness cut short their
efforts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-26
LACES JIM TOBIN

The PetersonS had only a mo-
ment between their matches for
exchange Of greetings. They moved
here from Nashville. Tenn, only
a little more than a year ago.
Honey, that was great" said
the towering Peterson.
That's all right now" she
answered. you go on out there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
Bike Rider Injured
Hit(hinq on Truck

LANSING. Sept. 22-Here.
after Art Cosgrove, Is, of PIG
Shepherd street, will do his own
pedaling when bicycle riding. Cos
grove learned his lesson yesterday
Instead of doing his own pedallng
he hitched on 10 a station wagon
and coasted for several blocks
When the vehicle stopped, how
ever. CoSgrove was unprepareC
and was thrown 10 the pavement
with terrific impact. After
being treated for abrasions on hi.
face, he was discharged from st.
Lawrence Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-22
10 Persons MISSING
In Carlsbad Flood

CARLSBAD. n. NJ. Sept %
tlNS)- DebriS-littered sections Of
Carlsbad and areas along the
banks of the PeCos River were
searched today for 10 persons
missing in the wake Of the third
flash flood TO strike in the vicinity
of the famed Carlsbad Caverns
this year
The Red Cross took over the
Job OF caring for 100 persons re-
naming IN emergency shelters.
Approximately 1000 had been
evacuated from their homes. Off
Cials said property damage was
not heavy, although several homes
were DESTROYED.