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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-05

St Louis. July S-AP-While al.
most everyone relaxed into the July
Fourth holiday week end. tse De
troit Tigers arrived here today 70
oppose the 81. Louis Browns in a
pair OF double-headers that will run
their three-day total 20 six games
The elusive fourth place spot nov
occupied by the Chicago White SoK
was Detroits goal a Luther (Budl
Thomas and Johnny Corsica we're
named to face on the mound Denny
Galehouse and Bob Muncrief OF the
Browns. Manager Del Baker plans
to pitch Paul Trout and Booo New
som tomorrow.
The Tigers divided the Mrs, OF
their successive double bills yester-
day before t006S spectators Al
Briggs Stadium, Detroit. and there
by were unable TO overhaul the
White SoN. who clung TO their first
division berth by half game
Behind the five-hit pitching 81
Southpaw Thornton Lee. who Il
likely to work an all-stzr hitch
here Tuesday. the Sex won the ope \.
er. 3 10 .. Detroit'S batting power
was rediscoyered in the nishtcAp
however, as Rip RAdclift led a 10
hit assault on three pitchers BY driy.
ing In five runs and enabling Hsr,
old Newhouser 20 win bis season :
NTH game, 10 to s.
Lees mastery over the Tigers in
the opener was destructive 70 Tom
my Bridges designs on bis first
victory since May II. Tommy
yielded only six hits but one oil
them was Bill Kniokerbocker's fifth
home run In the second inning that
provided the margin OF victory
Bridges was wild in the first
frame. issuing three passes. and
Chicago cashed in on singles hy
Taft Wright and Moose Solters for
a pair OF runs When Knickerbocker
homered, Lee had sufficient margin
for his tenth victory OF the season
against five losses.
Lee was aided no little by a de
fensive gem by Solters in the sec
ond inning when the Tigers arose
for four-hit assault. With one out
Birdie Tebbetts walked. went 10
second on Frank Crouchers single
and scored when Boyd Perry singled
10 center.
Bridges famed but Tuck Stain
back singled Croucher home and
Barney McCosky singled to left.
Perry tried to score on McCosky' =
safety but Solters nailed him al the
plate by several feet. Detroit got
only one hit off Lee the rest OF the
way.
In the nightcap Newhouser spot,
ted Jimmy Dykes hustlers two runs
but limited them to three hits foT
seven innings. The Tigers went
ahead with one run in the fourth
and two more In the fifth. Then in
the sixth Radcliffe belted into the
upper right field stands his third
homer OF the year with two aboard.
Bruce Campbell trlpled andsscored
on an error In the seventh and
Newhouser had to lead going
into the eighth. He retired the first
two batters but ran into four
straight hits topped by solters
three-run triple.
Manager Baker put in a.rush call
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-05
Fourth Place Spot Detroit Goal
as Thomas, Corsica Take Mound

or big Al Benton. Who came n 20
retire Ben Chapman. and the Tigers
preserved NeNAouser's victory WITH
three more runs in their halt o, the
eighth on triples by McCosky and
Radcliffe,
The crowd Detroit's IN q largest
Of the season. seemed 10 enjoy
every minute o. tAe tiye-aour PRO
gram that included a broadcast Of
President Rooseyeli's address and
presentation 20 Owner Walter 0.
Briggs Of the Tigers Of an award
Ay ;Aa SrortirE News hAsehAn pun,
LEGATION. a. the games "outsiAnd-
ing executive Of 1870
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-05
Parachute Bridal Gown
For Sentimental Bride

BUFFALO. N. Y.-UP- When
Richard X. West made forced
landing several years ago, he never
dreamed that the parachute he
used would one day become the
gown of his bride.
But It was.
Miss Betty Lingle, Evanston, H.,
wore a bridal gown made from the
parachute when she was married
to West.
After the marriage, the couple
left for a flying honeymoon.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-05
MAY COMPLETE ARGUMENTS

Detroit, July 5-AP-Defense at
torneys were expected today to COM
plete final arguments in the eight
week trial of Republican National
Committeeman Frank D. Mckay and
IL co-defendants on charges of mail
fraud in 100000 liquor graft
shakedown. Before the Fourth of
July recess U. s. Judge Arthur +.
Lederle. in move to shorten the
proceedings, admonished defense
counsel to conclude the case today
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-05
BEATEN IN QUARREL

Detroit July 5-INs-Fonds Ray
mond. u. and Clarence Raymond.
81. operators OF fruit stand. were
in serious condition today while
two negroes were held on assault
charges The Raymond brothers.
police said. were beaten during a
quarrel concerning the price OF a
watermelon. Held on assault charg-
IS were Emerson Knox, IS, and
Miss Barbara Brown. 81
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-05
How They Stand

fridays Results
Chicago IS Detroit 9-ie,
Cleveland s-5 81. Louis 50 tsec
ond game called az end o. seventh
by agreement
Washington a. New York. rain.
Boston az Philadelphia rain
Tooays Games
Detroit az s. Louis e.
Cleveland al Chicago.
Philadelphia al New York.
Washington al Boston.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-05

= a ~ y I1ElIN TTHTlTT
Fridays Results
Chicago SIS 81. Louis SO
Cincinnati 81 Pittsburgh 8
Boston 40, Philadelphia 81.
New York az Brooklyn. rain.
Toosy's Games
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Boston al Brooklyn
New York at Philadelphia.
81. Louis al Cincinnati.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-05
Holiday Marked by Contests
at Washtenaw Country Club

A four ball mixed foursome tour.
ney and an approaching and putting
contest we're the order of the day
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-05
KILLED BY TRAIN

Jackson, July s. Thomas r.
Lewandewski. as. Detroit. was kill
ed Friday by a -iichigan Central
passenger train in jackson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Chi(dgodn Wins
Tri-State Shoot
BY DON GILES

SOUTH BEND, Ind, June 10
Claude Winterrowd of Chicago
defeated DR.. Don Kudner of Jack
son TO win the Trf-State Open
Skeet championship at the Chain
.OLakes Gun Club yesterday after
the two gunners had tied with the
only perfect scores of 100 100.
In the shoot-off, Winterrowd
crashed through for another per-
feet round while Doctor Kudner
missed five targets for 20 X 25
score.
1t was Doctor Kudner's first
perfect score of his shooting
career. His excellent shooting in
the big field in which $50 crack
shots from Michigan, Illinois and
Indiana competed. came as COM
plete surprise even TO the doctor.
Shooting with the L. A. Young
team of Detroit, he led in the
team scoring, as we'll as captur-
ing the long-run title with 118
consecutive hits.
Grant Ilseng from Los Angeles,
who will be in Detroit next week
for shooting demonstration. cas-
lily won the Tri-State professional
championship with the only other
perfect score Of the day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Runs Are Cheap
One Class Team Bags 81, Another IS in Games
Youngsters Frolic on Sandlots

II was feast and famine in the
hudson Local Juniors-St. Joseph
anne yesterday in Class r.
Hudson did the feaSting. pound
~ out 70 hits in seven innings to
rouncc st. Joseph. $50. The latter
,ound the pickingS lean. getting
only three hits. Ed Linsky enjoyed
a perfect day for Hudson with five
hits. including three two-baggcrs,
while Norman Winkler, Malcolm
gregory and Tom Martin each
gathered four Safeties.
De La Sale and Sweet Sixteen
shared first place as each hung up
It's third straight victory. Rein
hardt Kuypers pitched De La Sale
10 81 decision over Comets.
Kuypcrs and the losing hurler. Ed
Branak. each giving up three hits.
Sweet Sixteen easily disposed of
Federal. 1915, although getting five
hits TO Federal'S 10. Ed Madarski
allowed two hits as Haags won
from Strathmoor, 1910. and Henry
Orkisz of Square Deal Juniors held
Wildcats 10 two safe blows in
winning another shutout, TO.
Runners crossed the plate in
droves, too. for Falcons, which
smothercd Craftsmen by a score
OF 37-5. Cutting in on the winners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
VIaSic -
Edged Out
Again

Pitching may be Is per cent or
more of baseball, but Walter
Tomicic, manager of VlaSic Club
in Class A OF the Detroit Baseball
Federation, today would be happy
TO trade one Of his good pitchers
for couple of hitters, If il isn't
too late.
Vlasic. which suffered its fourth
straight setback at the hands of
Powers yesterday. 3-2, has received
as good pitching as any club in
the division this season. A decided
lack of punch at the plate. how
ever, has resulted in defeats by
scores of 3-2 twice. 4-3 and AZ.
NlaSicS woes. however. can't at
tract. from the fine performance of
Don Bryant, 1S-year-old Southeast
ern High student. who held Vlasic
to three hits in winning for Pow
'ers. Orville Reaver. who went the
route for the losers. also per-
formed creditably, yielding seven
safe blows.
George Mcgee. playing his first
game for Powers. was the spark
at the plate. He hit Reavers first
pitch of the game for a home run,
and his second hit, a single. started
Powers off 10 a two-run rally in
the seventh.
Rain. which fell at Northwestern
Field just as the teams were ready
to take the field, caused the post
ponement OF the Altes-Auto Club
and Paris-Hodges games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Group Honors
To Huron Hills

BY defeating Barton Hills 1912
in a postponed match, Huron Hills
clinched the championship of tho
Pathways Group of the District
Golf League. kubly of the losers
was low with "A. II was the win
ners' fourth victory without a
defeats
In a postponed match in the
Wednesday division. Plum Hollow
romped over a short-handed Oak
land Hills No. , lineup, 24ia-21a.
Several hundred district golfers
participated in tournaments al
their clubs for the British War
Relief, a nationwide competition
sponsored by Bobby Jones of At
lanta. Ga
Jones b. Shannon led at Or
chard Lake with net of 6S. /. w.
Caldwell had the same score az
Plum Hollow as did Fred Rollins
Jr. at Oakland Hills. At Meadow
brook four tied with nets of 70
j. b. Funk. Cliff Rugg. Jack Han
son and Thomas Brady. Cliff
Stewards 90 was low at Huron
Hills.
w. J. Black and his son Billy
won the Patterson tournament al
Oakland Hills with a net of 1856
followed by John O'Hara and his
son Paul with 148.
Jim Brown and Harry Seq
worth, with a net Of SO, took the
best ball event at Red Run. Frank
Telford and Jack kerns tied Herb
Brown and Paul Webb for Class A
honors with 65.
In an interclub match honoring
Don and Ray Mead and Joe Vu-
rich, who shortly will be indicted
into the army, BEDFORD defeated
.WiSe'S 16I2-12l2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Prep Star
Wins Debut
STANDINGS

Viviano and Bradford are still
safely ahead OF the field in ClaSS
c Of the ID. B. f. today and from
appearances. they'll wind up in a
fine battle for the championship
when playoff days arrive.
The addition of 212-pound John
Creevey of Clawson. who made his
debut with a three-hit. 81 triumph
over Square Deal yesterday, I'M
proves the Bradford outlook.
Creevey bested Tom Stuart, who
gave up only four hits in an at
tempt 10 keep Square Deal close
10 the leaders. Square Deals only
run off Creevey was unearned and
came after an error and single IN
the fourth inning.
Viviano extended its victory
streak 10 five games by defeating
Andrews, CD, at Belle Isle. Tony
Groth hurled for the winners, al
lowing elk hits as he famed nine.
In the only other Class c game,
Riley outclaSSed West Side 10 win,
12-1. Hurler Hank Dlugokenski
allowed the losers only five safe
ties and collected a double and
single in five trips TO the plate
West side 600 600 DO
Riley OFT O52 COX u 80 Z
PAYER. PeparsN and Prytulski. Dmgo-
Andrews 1ot 600 1908
Viviano 100 0O4 ok 8
Grrywny. Bucek and skutisz Groth and
Gaynor
square Deal 600 100 600 ,
Bradford zoo 200 COX "a q
stuart and Gufnths Creevey and ste
phenson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Hudson Girls Beaten,
81, in Cleveland

CLEVELAND, o., June 10
Unable TO hit the offerings OF
Marge Wood. the Hudson Girls OF
Detroit suffered a 10 | setback
az the hands Of the Ehren Girls,
Cleveland. under the lights at
Lakewood Field here last night.
Miss Wood allowed only one hit
and contributed 10 her teams scor-
ing with a home run in the sixth
inning. Detroit scored lone ruff
in the opening stanza when Helen
Telegrand walked. took second on
a wild pitch. third on Dot Nc
Alpin's error and scored on Marge
Woods second wild pitch OF the
inning.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Hero. Not Goat
allure to Touch Bag Goes Unnoticed His Hit
Scores Winning Run for Lions

and when they failed 10 protest 10
the umpire, the ball game was
over.
The blow was one Of the four
allowed the Lions by Stan Win
track. who pitched on near even
terms with Bob RetZ, the winners
hurler. Both Wintrack and Retz
famed nine men and walked four.
RetZ allowed five saleties.
bias-Courtney was victor in
another pitchers battle, 10. over
Americans. With two out in the
ninth, a passed ball slipped by
Catcher Jack Lyle of Americans.
and allowed John Mackenzie 10
score the only run. Both Allen
Dorr, the winner, and George
Dudicky allowed three hits IN the
tight nine innings.
In other games. Oakwood col
lected II hits 10 defeat Quality,
l2-1, and Posselrus trounced Fal-
cons, o.. Chef MarkiewicZ Of Fal-
cons and his mound foe. Bill
Schwartz, each showed perfect
control.
Quality ZOO 100 OO0-I :
Oakaood sol 1914 i2x--f2 ~
Gstterson shA COOK sllyagni and Sher
wood, FiCriuL
star Lodge 0l0 600 600 O-i
Nor,hweEr Lions 900 OOi 600 81
WtntraCk and oscen: Retz and Crsw-
ford
Americans 600 600 1000 2
Tobias 600 90 OOi-l
Dudicky ard Lyle Dorr and Kinney
Snyder
Falcons O0i 600 1902 : :
PosseNus go 900 2Ox-6 q
MarkiewicI aud Wake Schwartz and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
STANDINGS

Harry LeAnnis, little Northwest
Lions. centerfielder. managed 10
get only one safe blow. a
"scratchy' home run, against Star
Lodge in Class ID battle yester-
day. but II was enough 10 give his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
NeWSOnn 10 Hur|
Series Finale

WASHINGTON. June 10
When Pat Mullin exploded the
two-bagger that brought home
the winning Tiger runs in the
second game yesterday the proud
est people in Griffith Stadium were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mullin, Pats
parents from Grindstone, Pa.
1t was the first time either OF
them had seen their son play in a
big league game And Pat put on
show, as has been his custom
since he took over outfielding for
the Tigers with the departure of
Hank Greenberg into the army.
Newsom will pitch for the Tt
gers against the Senators in the
third and final game of the series
today. Ken Chase is expected TO
so for Washington.
Before the first game, George
Archie of the Senators was
awarded the Sporting News Tro-
ply for having been chosen the
most valuable player in the Pa
cific Coast League last year
Archie played for Seattle 10
where he was sent by the Tigers
in the Freddie Hutchinson deal
Archie lives in Tennessee.
In totaling three errors in ar
inning yesterday. Higgins almost
tied a record 40 years old. Jimmy
Burke holds the mark-four in ar
inning achieved with Milwaukee
in the American League in 1901
York and Trout conceived the
play of the day when Rudy made
I a grand one-handed stop on Wela.
and Trout a swell run TO the bag
and catch of the throw 10 first
Bloodworth turned in a great
stop to rob McCosky of a hit.
Tebbetts got three for four
Brides first hit was as pinch
hitter in the first game. Then he
got two singles in the second con-
/ test.
! Trout. at the start of the season
problem. now has won four
games and lost but two.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Hedfner Wins
Mdhoning0pen
International New. Service w,r.

GIRARD, o., June 16.-Clay-
ton Heafner of LinWlle, N. c., to-
day was winner of the 72-hole Ma
honing Valley open golf tourna-
lment.
Heafner's 2-under-par SO on the
CLOSING round gave him 72-hole
total of 276. Byron Nelson Of
Toledo had a 81 on the closing
round, lifting him to second place
with a 72-hole total of PIT.
Lloyd Mangrum, veteran profess
sional who led the field earlier in
the day at 54 holes. slipped 10 a
tie for third place with Ben Hogan.
Each had a card of 27S.
Close behind came Lawson Lit
tie and Bobby Cruiskshank with
cards of 279.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Typos Check
Losing Ways
STANDINGS

Consistency in pitching finally
brought Typos victory in the
Labor League.
In four Of the Typos five games
this season, Ernie Bechard. little
Highlander, has assumed major
duties on the mound and on each
occasion. he has performed with
marked regularity. In the three
games in which he went the en-
tire route. he allowed opposing
batsmen eight hits. But il WASH
until yesterday that this kind OF
hurting was good enough for VIC
tory.
Bechard gave up eight Safeties
20 Letter Carriers, but his mates
won on seven hits, 81, although
Typos have yet 10 outhit an OPP
ponent
Three teams remained tied for
second place behind the TeamsterS
after yesterdays play. DPW. de-
Tending champ, downed Metal
Polshers. 81. as Orrell Thomas,
pitcher. collected two hits in three
trips 10 the plate. DSR. with 81
triumph over Electrical Workers
No. II. and Electrical Workers
No. So. which defeated Union
Printers. 81. stayed even with
DPW.
Bob Hall. former Western High
pitcher. allowed only five hits for
DSR. Ray Petty, losing hurler
famed IL batsmen. but lost the
game in the first inning when he
allowed two runs
IBEW No. So 20t oo2 0Oos ~
Union Printers 600 100 COO l
Wesson ana Noyak carney and EaEsn
Metal Polishers 90 600 Ol0-i
DIV 0o3 o0i l0r
Carakos,as Bel and Hitler. Thomas and
spenCfr Ruff
DSR 200 00i ooO--3 n ?
TPEW No l. O0O 100 OOO--i I
Han and PankraI Petty and sielieki
Typos 0O2 600 lo2-5
Lever Carriers 100 600 600 :
Richard and 81. John; Brown ana
Brooks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
-Highgh+s
In Sports
Is, International New. Service

Bob Pastor, who fought both
Louis and Conn. says the cham
pion may knock Conn out in a
round and that il certainly
won't take him more than seven.
American League race is
tightest in years with first place
Cleveland Indians only eight
and a half games ahead Of the
sixth place Philadelphia Ath-
letlcs.
Babe Dahlgren. veteran first
baSeman. acquired by Chicago
Cubs from the Boston Braves in
a straight cash transaction,
Biackoutn baseball given ini-
tial test in Semi-pro circles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
WILLIAMS BLANkED

Wayne Markall OF Prize o
stopped Walt Williams in its
tracks in scoring a so. three-hit
shutout. The game was scoreleSS
until the eighth. when. with the
bases full and two out. Markall's
single went through the center
iiclder and four runs crossed the
plate. Markall finished a good
days work with Il strIkeouts to
ms credit.
Arthurs and JAW 7. other top
flight teams. were pushed 10 the
limit in winning. Ed Rodwin had
10 blank Nickers. which has not
Won a game this season, in the
.aSt xix innings before Arthurs
won. as. JAW 7 had 10 rally for
TWO runs in the ninth 10 turn
back Four Leaf Glover. lilo.
John Wlostowskis single drove in
the winning run. Mitchell Chetko-
web OF -Four Leaf Clover bagged
two doubles and two singles. while
Leo Van Hovel had two triples
and single for the winners.
Leo Mckenna continued his
heavy cloutlng IN pacing Grey
hound 10 a So victory over HaSs.
Mckenna connected for a homer
and three singles in five trips.
Bert Fodor held Iiass 20 three hits
and famed -. which included
seven in a row.
George MichaelS walked. stole
second and came home when Pete
Fornari threw the bali into center
30 break up 10-inning game as
JAW 1871 won from ALL Butch
crS. 3D.. Bob Martin allowed six
hits, four by Bob Reppke, as In
duStrAl Sheet Metal downed
Stober. 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
STANDINGS
WHITE DIVISION

His team was leading. 100 at
the time. and hunt beat out for
a hit in the third inning appeared
insignificant then, but IL meant a
lot in the end TO Joe Pontone.
pitching yesterday for JAW 1874.
in Class b of the Detroit Baseball
Federation.
AS il turned out, the infield hit
by Emery Gordish was the only
one charged TO Pontone in nine
innings as JAW 154 defeated East
Side, AL. Pontone struck out IS
and walked only two as his team
won its sixth game in seven starts
John Donnelly drove in four runs
with three hits as Joe Gonda also
collected three safetieS.
Two other pacesetters. Acme
and Walt Williams, ran into tight
pitching and were handed their
Second sctbackS., Jack Jimink,
Troy pitcher who was an out
fielder last year, puzzled Acme 10
gain the decision over Ray Nelli-
gan, AZ. Troy scored its runs in
the first on three walks. two sac
rlfices and long single before
Michigan settled down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
Owners Attack
Dope A((user
International News Service Wire

HOLLYWOOD PARK. Cal,
June 16.-Chairman Jerry Giesler
of the California Horse Racing
Board was attacked bitterly by
race horse owners after he pub
licly charged that nine horses qt
Hollywood Park were given CAT
feline before races.
A petition demanding GeiSlers
removal from the board was in
circulation.
Neil s Mccarthy. attorney an1
stable owner. said that statement
of responsibility make IL abso-
lutely unsafe for owners. and
trainers 10 race their horses N
California
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-16
.Pittenger Nine
Bumped by
Police Post

Pittenger Post, though able 10
weather a storm, couldn't stay on
its toes in the following calm.
and so today cannot celebrate its
biggest victory of the American
Legion season.
An upStart Police nine set Pit
ltenger back into a tie for first
place i'm the Western Division of
the Legion loop yesterday after
noon, 2-l, 10 turn happy faces sad.
In a Saturday game. Pittenger
had beaten Ternstedt. Sd, TO gain
lundisputed possession Of first
place. The defeat by Police can
lcelled the advantage and left the
two teams knotted for the lead
when TernStedt walloped Cadillac,
lo-2, in yesterdays play.
RANKIN STARS
Walt Rankins we'll controlled
hurting was mainly responsible for
the Pittenger loss. TIE Police
pitcher didn't walk a-sfrgfe- bats
man until the eighth inning. when
lPittenger scored. In the last Of
THE same frame. Police got the
run back when shortStop Dick
Dresser threw wild 10 first base
with the sacks loaded
In the Eastern Division. Faust
Post piled up eight runs in the
ninth inning TO defeat Beaudry.
JIG, TO stay in front of Roose-
Vanker. The latter was idle.
Dave Martin. ST. Alphonsus
High finger. made his debut with
Ford Post and set Stitt down 81,
with four hits in game called
in the sixth inning because OF
rain.
In other games. Vincent de-
feated Union Labor, 1l-3, Learned
trounced Bushway. Ito, and Cen
fury beat Alger, lis.
Bushway 600 900 600 o , ;
Learned 200 III 42x--il y .
Krups Zorsl Bierast and Cieslsk An
derson, Kelly and Faria.
Besudry Ol0 O43 DOL 9 - o
Znhak Crane Widman and Buck
Hughes. Meie Pascoe and Miller. Chew
Ternstedt 220 070 1913 ~ 2
Cadillac 900 O0Z 90 ;
szopo and Richie Rutherford and
Koluch.
Vincent 204 2i0 20-li 10 2
linton Labor OH 900 90 3 s 5
GRAY and GiHs; wurfel. wsine, Rodar
ger ana Esustln.
SUIT 900 OOi-1 2
Ford l04 ll2-e 10 2
Kruck spjs,d, and splsldt. Addihgton
Martin and NinsOn.
PtttsnEer 600 600 OiO-i 9 s
Police OOO 100 OlK-2 /
Morrison RnsnOerg and Martin. Ridge.
Rankin and shell.
Century 100 ~ 1911 II 3
AlEer 02O 600 OO3 5 .
ogsn and Poikey. schrieber. Wake and
sefert.