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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
KorneffeI Home
for Santa

SANTA HAS a special APP
pointment Christmas eve at the
home Of MIR and Mrs. Harold
Kornoncl Of Three-Milc drive.
There ne Will greet Peter and
his sister. Carroll Ann and their
small cousins. Lucanna Mar
quardt and Peter Poulin.
The korpefels have a very
festive home all garlanded IN,
Christmas pines and spruce and
bright lights.
They will entertain Christmas
day at a large family party and
plan many gay Soirees through
out the holidays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

Marriage
Is SoIernized

MISS EVELYN KLEIN,
A'' daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Klein OF Ouellette ave-
nue. in Windsor. Ont, is the
bride of Bert Huler. son Of
Morris Huber Of Detroit.
The wedding was held at the
home Of the brides parents,
with RABBI Nahum Schulman
of Windsor officiating
The bride wore light blue
creme with hat and shoes 10
match and corsage bouquet Of
white orchids.
Mrs Nancy Klein was her
only attendant. She wore a
frock similar 10 the brides but
in rose color and her flowers
were orchids. too
Robert Huler was his broth
Cr'S best man.
After the ceremony a wedding
supper was served TO the inn
mediate families and close rela-
tlVeS.
The brides table was cen
tered by a fve-tiered wedding
cake nanked by flower arrange
mentS and tall white tapcrs set
in crystal holders.
After a short wedding trip in
tho south. Mr. and Mrs Huler
will make their homo IN Detroit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
She Meets Her Match

II certainly looks as If Mrs
Harry Payne Whitney has met
her match in the niece over
whom she engaged in that none
too-edifying court battle some
years ago.
If her mother would permit
II. blonde and highly attractive
Nedonia Hutton. first cousin
of Barbara Hutton HaugWitz-
Rcventlow. could easily rank as
the belle of New York's debu-
tante season.
"Dccnie' Hutton made her
formal bow 20 society today
at her mothers, Mrs. Joseph +.
Davies duplex penthouse apart
ment on upper Fifth avenue,
overlooking Central Park In
The matter of looks, she ranks
far above other 1911 buds
and her manners can be de-
Scribcd as perfect. y
"Dccnic' is a great helreSS
but you'd never know It!
pl. Sllt mas IFtI ltdl'U ~
sane and sensible manner and
is more interested in her college
career than in Mayfair.
After the holidays she re-
turns to her studies at a Mid
west university.
Todays bud is the half
sister of Hollywood'S Tim
DurantS eX-wife, and of at
tractive Mrs Hutton Rand, now
living in Washington.
The Duchess dc Talleyrand
CAnna Could, driven back 10
these shores from Paris by the
war. lives in the famous old
country house at Tarrytown-on-
Hudson. erected by her father
Jay Gould. almost - years ago.
The house. in every respect, re-
mains as II was at the time of
JAY Gould's death and Anna de
Tallevrand has vetoed all Sug-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Now Nszi Headquarters

The great De Talleyrand
abode in Paris, known far and
wide as the pink marble
palace, and admittedly one Of
the most beautiful baroque
residences in the world, now is
occupied by high officers Of the
German army of occupation
Still week-ending in Mayfair:
From what ] hear. Alfred
Gwynnc Vanderbilt is in line for
a government Job. with a war
angle -. Looking bronzed from
contact with Old Sol at Mexico
Acapulco. the Countess Dorothy
Di FrasSo landed in New York
this week, with stirring tales
of the enemy submarines she
sighted i'm the Pacific off the
terrace of her Mexican home.
The former Dorothy Taylor.
/ take it. has burned her Holly
wood bridges behind her and she
tells me her fine estate in the
cinema capital is for sale. y
Dorothy plans to spend the
holidays between Gotham and
Washington
No question about II, the
elderly ard Jrich Dr. Alexander
Hamilton Rice Is having stiff
competition in the race for
Leonora Corbetts time and at
tention. The competition is
none other than Harry Bull.
young and erudite editor of
Town and Country Tn like
Ham" Rice, Harry has no
Fifth avenue mansions or New
port villas-but the eye-com-
polling British star of Noel
Coward's highly successful play,
"Blithc Spirit" doesn't seem
10 mind For she finds Harry
Fascinating.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Mrs. Frank Boos
Here for Christmas

MRS. FRANK II. BOOS will
arrive from Battle Greek Tues
day, 10 be the Christmas guest Of
her son and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank BooS Jr. Of
Edison aNpDItN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Threatened TO Withdraw

The other night Barbara's
"eX' threatened 10 withdraw
his patronage from a widely
know night club # he and Mrs.
Drayton were photographed.
+ he m an q gers answer
wouldn't have pleased the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ears. could
that but have heard il.
If, as ! have been given Ia
understand. HaugwitZ-Revent-
low is asking for United States
Of America citizenship and plans
10 make his home in New York,
II might be more diplomatic
were ne 10 cultivate. rather
than antagonize. the press.
Mrs Harry Payne Whitney,
as was disclosed in this column
exclusively. several weeks ago.
has written play and IS
anxious for a Broadway show
ING.
But she won't invest her own
do-re-mi in the production.
She wants others 10 do the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Book Club Meets
At Weisqerbers

MRS. F. RANKIN WFISGER-
HER, Mrs William Leach and
Ai-z- Harry Watson -wepe- co.
hostcSscs ar a meeting of their
book club i'm the WciSsorbcr
honc in Lincoln road recently.
ttrS Eugene c. Pierce of Flint
Aol&Wcd the HISTORICAL romance
ono Rcd Rose Forever
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
: ssassSs 4 Value Sensation! S1sc sESa 6;
We're E.vG.iIPsEs

a remarkable purchase is the only reason
that it is possible for us to offer these
fine higher-priced robes in this great Pre-
Christmas Sale Monday for Only $2.88.
Come Early to avoid the disappointment
of a certain sell-out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Marriage
I axes Place
december %
by MAURY PAUL
NEW YORK. December 2

NEW YORK, December 70.
WEEK-ENDING in Mayfair:
W When vivacious Gloria
Vanderbilt becomes Mrs. Pat"
Di Cicco one week from tomor-
row December 2S) in the
Mission Church, at Santa Bar
hara, her mother, the widowed
Mrs. Reggie Vanderbilt, will
give her in marriage and will
wear the same gown she wore,
-raCK m 1913, When she was
married TO Reggie" Which is
something of a record. For, few
mothers of brides can get into
their wedding gowns (even with
the aid of a derrickD by the
time their daughters are ready
10 embrace matrimony. AS for
Mrs. Vanderbilt, she is simmer
today than she was Is years
ago,
Young q or a ana Pat
haven't decided on their future
doYecotc but it will be in Cali
fOrnia. The young heiress' de-
termination TO become Mrs. Dl
Cicco has Infatuated her aunt
and legal guardian, Mrs. Harry
Payne Whitney, 10 the point
where Aunt Gertrude" has told
intimate friends she will. in
no way, have any connection
with the wedding" Going even
further. Mrs. Whitney has re-
fused to meet the young man of
her niece'S choice.
At one p int Mrs. Whitney IS
reported TO have considered
taking legal steps TO prevent
Gloria from becoming Mrs. Dl
Cicco. But she soon discovered
Gloria knew her legal rights
and was Conversant with the
laws of states where girl
more than 16 years of age can
marry without the consent OF
her parents, or guardian.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Mrs. AIef's Group,
Meets Thursday

MRS. MARVIN ALEFS0hao1
review group vii Wett Thurs.
dav afternoon ar her homo n
Lincoln road
Luncheon VIII he held tI-
and then the reading with Mis-
a II Slehort as reviewer
Each quest has been asked ro
appesr wearing. for O. bar aD
arrangement az kitchen ufDr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
Toys. Dolls, Books
Admit to Party

A JUNIOR RED CROSS bene-
fit show was held Friday after
noon in the Shores T'heater, ad-
mission being paid in toys, dolls,
canned goods books and games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Watrous Tells Greatest Thrill

Al Watrous talking the other day about one of the
greatest thrills that has come his way in golf.
It happened in the Patterson Pine
Lake. Al playing with AL Jr. kid who
grown into young manhood night
II haven't paid much attention the kids golf the
past two years. said AL 1--WE stepped the
l mOtiOBed him q hit first.
HE had old pair of tennis shoes, stepped II
there and laid tee shot about 225 the
startled that did well
II can't remember having sensation like seeing
kids shot out there in front OF mine his
spoon and laid another down that still ahead of
mine.
We'll the youngSter did something to that day. We
the cup and guess il is day I'll never forget"
Incidentally you wager papa Warous will be paying
lot attention to his for the years
Young Watrous looks like a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Sammy Kocsis U phoIds Tradition

The annual tournament has habit OF crowdng a
lot of romance battles for the
Two years ago Gull Lake every golf enthusiast pull
ing Bill Barclay the title. His sister Mrs
Donald Weiss of Flint tho womens state champion And
every seemed like the idea Of brother climbing to the
mems throne. II happened.
Last year public links player, Zygmund Zawadzk was
pounding the championship door He had chance TO be
player from the public links the title Sports
fans like precedent broken and all quite happy when
Ziggy made his goal
When Sammy Kocss reached the semfnas this year he
Immediately claimed the moral backing Of Of the states golf
readers. Every had hunch star the
threshold Sammy today the state champion and very
prominent member of the gong Kocss can than whom there
whomer bunch.
For years several observers have been predicting
Sammy Kocss has the the temperament become
iustrous than brothers Chuck limerick He is
off TO swell al the of 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Vs.: :: ]a c.
u BY Boo 1II,vqlyJ
Ty Cobb Suggested Pros Play in Match
With Ruth to 'ShOr Expert Side

Men Of nc masbe likely viii dominate the sports in
cur town FOR The few weeks.
TIE Ryder Cup matches All for Detroit Golf Club in
August, secretary Of the p c. A. arrives early
TINS arrangements for the third meeting between
Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb.
It Cobbs idea that two outstanding professionals be
included this third match.
In letter John C. Manning managing editor OF Inc
Times the old Georgia Peach SAID.
will make il interesting for the spectators
professionals such Al WarouS and Craig Wood com
pete really show the expert side of golf
I'm going TO be prmed TO make a much better showing
against the Babe this time
Watrous already has expressed willingness play II is
quite possible Byron Nelson Of Toedos Inverness Club VIII
be asked to play him Byron good two
Detroit and well, whore you find better
golfer?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Reeves
Sets Pistol
Record
By Don GILES

When Patrolman Harry Reeves
Of the Detroit Police Department
won 13 Of the IA matches on the
Great Lakes pistol program yes
tcrday at the L. A. Young Gun
Club he SGT a mark that is likely
to stand for all time.
The 30-ycar-old handCun expert,
considered the outstanding pistol
shot Of the world, missed making
a clean sweep Of the dll-day pro-
gram by one single point when
Les Thomas Of the River Rouge
Police Department won Match No
Z. the .3S caliber timed fire event
1876 10 1877. More than so pistol
shooters fired.
Babe PicrSon Of Ann Arbor was
easily the best in the women's
division. She SGT four new world
records. making a total of IS new
records to her credit so far this
season.
Scores Winner and runncr-up;
Ma'ch % calber slow IRE: Reeves
49,. Norm Studt Isl.
Match - rather timed IRE: Reeves
1879 81 Marvin Driver 1876
Match g. 20 caIiber rapid FIRE: Reeve,
1875 LOU Sanderson 1873.
Match 4-22 csliber national mater
course. Reeves 2s7. c. Logic 2e6.
Match 5-AEgrera's matches J, 2 3, 4
Reeves sal. y Studt s35.
Match E IS caliher slow IRE Reeve,
$50 y Studt $50
Match O. IS calihet timed hre Thomas
1qS Reeves i91.
Match : IS rsliner rapid ERE Reeves
lq5 & Hood 1872
Match o. IS rather national mater
course Reeves 2sJ. Martin Tsvlnr ESQ.
Match i0-Aggrogais matches s. s. o
Reeves s55 Spndersor s32
Match " Grand total matches S. To-
Reeves l.722.
Match p caBber new national
ma'ch short course Reeves 2e3
Match 10 IS csuber new nations
match short course Reeves 2Ss. Sander.
son 2S5
Match - g. cauber new national
match short course Reeves apo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
UNDER 300 ONE YEAR

In all his amazing career with
the Tigers in only one season did
Gehringer fail 10 bat over 300.
That was in 1882 when he slipped
TO POS not much of a slip, TO be
sure. In each Of a half dozen years
he posted an average OF $50 or
better.
Were it not for an aiiing SaCro-
lilac. a physical disability suffered
in the Winter Of l939-40 and
believed 10 have been caused by
strain in Shovclng snow. GehrinCer
would probably still be tho same
old mechanical men in the Tiger
inIlcld.
Suffering from this ailmcnt,
Gchringcr reported 10 the Tigers
a year ago this last Spring un-
certain whether or not 10 quit
baseball. He was persuaded not 10
quit. He remained out of the
Spring training games but rejoincd
the club for the regular season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Father and Son d Picture

Speaking Of father picture I saw
at the recent AnStar game.
Seated just to the left Of the National League dugout
George Moriarty and his 3-year-old David.
George had spent the carly innings attempting
of Davds questions Along about the seventh David climbed
into his fathers lap and fell sound asleep.
l can't explain It, But the old fighting warrior
Moriarty sitting there with the kid asleep his lap supplied
! forget.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
STRETCHED TO So

Joe DiMagcio provided the usual
highhght 10 the Yank wins by
hitting in both games 10 stretch
his consecutive game streak 10 an
incredible So.
Although outhit. y 10 II. the
Indians won their opener against
tho Red SoX. 9 10 6 behind jim
Bacby. then went IL innings for a
2-to victory FOR Al Smith over
Mickey Harris, who struck out
nine including the whole side in
the tenth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Tigers Lose;
Now IS Games
Behind .Ydnks
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Without going that deep into
baseball history for the actual fig.
urcS h has probably been n long
long time since the Tigers were
ID games behind tho league leader
las they arc quoted IN the stand.
nCS today
Yet. strangely, they are only two
games out OF the first division
being that number Of games back
OF Tho fourth place White SoX.
When the Tigers were defeated
hv tho Athletics, 5-4, az Briggs
Stadium Sunday il marked the
teams seventh setback in 10
games. Besides the defeat at the
hands Of Connie Mack'S team.
They dropped four out of six
games 10 the Browns and two out
Of three 10 the Red Son a rather
friChtful showing for the cham
Mons Of the league.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Don MCNeiI Loses,
Riggs Retains Crown

INDIANAPOLIS. July Il -
HNSl Bobby Riggs of Clinton
S. G., defeated Don Mcneil
ranked No. ] nationally as well as
M this tournament -. So 1913
81 10 win the 9th western tennis
tournament
Pauline Bet. firSt-sccdcd Roll
ms College player replaced Alice
Marble, now a professional, as the
holder OF the Womcn'S singles
championship when she van
puishcd Dorothy Bundy Santa
Monica. Cal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Leonard Meets
Tender Tonight
1nNIGHIN RnI Is


Kenny Leonard w. Lev Tender. =
rounds elth gloves
p'r Rut rs chss Grasnicr in >
fails.
Rts' Ru,,su 81, - Mach M. fan.
JACK cIas bourne VS. Nsraa Gomez ons
"a
VIA Ru Rroo" VI, Har,a cn.andy.
one far
tI>'icuGS and wrestling VIII be
blended m tonight combination
card in The Arena Bowl With
Benny Leonard and Lev Tender,
famous hchtwcighi> Of ycsterycar,
doing tho glove flinCluc IN 4 Spe-
cial bOut and eight matmcn fur
niShinG the graphing end OF the
bill.
Leonard and Tender viii be
boxing their first match in This
city. thor previous cncoUntcrI
having occurred IN Now York
Jersey City and Miami the latter
being an exhibition and Tho other
two for the lightweight title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
ir001 NOo-'1 M AkEh~, -
Sammy Ko(sis
Beats Williams
Continued from First sport Page)

" oUlllu'u lTbHl lINl NpoIt hSfi
then squared the match by win
ming the seventeenth with q birdie
deuce and the eighteenth with a
par 4 when Connolly was trapped
for the first time IN the tourna-
mcnt.
Bur oven 2 SuDcrman occasion
ally can tackle too much as VII
liamS was SoCn 10 learn as he
made his desperate but futile
attempt to catch the steady going
kOcsiS.
Williams must have thought nc
was on his way again when his
birdie + won the tenth This was
the first hole be won and, as I
turned out. The last
10 ono can say tho hig fellow
didn't trl though Finding the
range after his giraffe driving
earlier. he was consistently ahead
Of his onnoncnt sometimes a.
much as 20 wards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
GETS BRIDES

And hc was inside kocSiS with
fine seconds ~ The green Bu, hc
never got down that first putt
and koc~is continued 10 halye
HIM until q pair of par Is on
rnc sixteenth Ondcd Tho match
kocSiS who beat par by three
Strokes for the four days. was
] under against williams as nc
was in hi; match with Daync
The Dar rs first ninc had Williams
number YESTERDAY lie took ~
and Al on II in the two matches.
kocSlS was onlf ] up on Davne
A. Tho turn but fired four brides
a. tho Glen Oaks plavcr on tho
second nine. ono OF them on the
sixteenth where The match ended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14

Apache The. latter made a great
showing Do the early stages Of The
race.
kafhmar vas about mile 10
ieevard o. Apache SUNDAY NOM
ing. but. as the wind lightcned
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Aces No. a at Hill Top

Jack Thorol scored a hole-in-
ono on tho fourth hole AZ tho Hill
Top Golf Club. Thorol used his
No. iron and the drive was 135
wards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
+Ydnks Hottest
AS Teams Go
Into Stretch
BY LAYTON CARVER
International News service sports Write

NEW YORK. July 14-Having
passed the halfway point in the
pennant races, the major league
clubs now are travelling the pay
off .route-that tough trail that
leads through the heat Of late
July and August and into the
clinching battles of September.
when the championships will be
settled i'm both circuits.
Baseball hasn't had many tough
e.. closer. more dramatic stretch
drives than these seemingly about
10 unfold as the New York YAM
KEGS in the American and the
Brooklyn Dodgers in the National
set the pace with the rest barging
along behind.
OF the two, the Yankees are hot
ter by several degrees. They
stretched their winning streak TO
Ia games yesterday in twice turn
ing back the Chicago White Sox
and remained five games ahead of
the Cleveland Indians. who
dunkcd the Boston Red Sox twice.
The Yanks are clicking.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
WOULDN'T BIZ BENCHED

II had been planned to use
Gchrlngcr IN as few games As pos
Slble, thus saving him for crucial
series But the dcad-gamc veteran
refused 10 he henChcd when the
Tigers started the charge toward
the pennant IN their death struggle
With the Indians
Fans wondered as they watched
him perform last year Ground
balls that ordinarily he would have
put in his hip pocket whiStlcd by.
Tiger rooteLS thought the years
were catching him, and felt
sympathetic They didn't know
however. that every move-even
getting out Of bed in the morning
was a painful ordeal.
Again he wanted 10 retire and
again he was persuaded 10 continue
in hopes the injury would be cured.
He felt improved when he reported
TO tho Tigers this Spring and pub
licly proclaimed himself NIT but
privately. If pressed, admitted he
did not feel so good.
On and off with and without
benefit Of physicians, Gehringer
has been taking cures. hoping that
ono Of them. would correct his all
ment. But he never whimpCred
day IN and day out giving his best.
COBB HAD DOUBTS
Though, il is doubtful il tho
young man will ever reach the
heights of Gchringer as an in
fielder. Meyer is expected TO help
bolster the clubs weak attack al
bat.
Born in Fowlcrvillc-or hard by
that pleasant little city near Lam
sing Gehringer played high school
and fair grounds baseball there
Later he attended University OF
Michigan. where nc showed prom
Use as a baseball player. He wanted
To play football hut Baseball Coach
Ray Fisher touicd him off.
He was brought TO Detroit by
Bobby NcaCh. who recommended
him 10 Cobb. The fiery Cobb didn I
think Gehringcr had pep enough
and Gehringer got his chances only
because Frank ORourke. on one
occasion. had tho measles and on
another Marty McManuS was
spiked
When, il comes 10 time TO quit
baseball for good, Gehringer will
not have 10 look for work. With
Ray Forsyth as a partner. the
Tiger veteran has a thriving manu-
facturcrT agency in which the pair
do a hic business with local auto
mobile concerns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
|Gehringer Bows
Out as Regular
Continued from Page One)

NN"Hthu'u ii"iH hEt oHVI
league in batting IN 1887 with 81
and stole the most bases one
season.
With 80. Gehringer accepted the
most chances IN a world series
in tho SIX games in which the
Tigers engaged the Cubs in 1885.
He also made three errors for a
World Series mark in a game, but
W. don't talk about that.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
EATING ON SLANT SAILORS TROUBLE
Weather Perfect, but Iof Food Lacknq

The following story vas picked M
b' Dich Van reit with his seaplAns from
Dave ~lpss ksthulat, SAILING ~ the
Port Huron to NnckiRas race.
BY GEORGE y. VAN
We're now working on The last
100 tho last 100 miles 30 Mack
mac Island and so FIR the WIND
has boon ON The nose ever since
tho start off Gratiot Beach Satur-
day afternoon.
We figure ka'hmar in a fair po-
sltCn p thc race The last We saw
oi thr htc fcl0Ws- John Ford $
RoyOno Horny Fictcher'S IRIS and
lawr. Loves N9niOu was Sat
urdas night 10 dusk They worc
sailing no thar order within mile
NJ ono another
Van Prit reported Nan'iou and
l.ttDrn together 49, SoUh Point III
...- ahead ul tho fleet
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
TIRE MILLS MEAD

THoN wore about Two or three
rt.es ahead oi MS and hiking 20
WHdWarc 70 great style IN a breeze
trff Wrrt rd between l5 and -
miles around ~ IN SUNDAY
morning f dropped 10 around ~
mles and held that way until aft
ernoor hut y sul stayed a bit
cast al north
Fred Ford IHoDDE Star was
hanging on bur no having good
scrapM4'h Tommy Fisher smaller
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
DODGERS SPLIT

The Dodgers story is slightly
different They split with the
Chicago Cubs and thus dropped 4
full game 10 the ST. Louis Cardi-
mails, who took pair from the
Philadelphia Phillies, with the re-
suit that the Cards now trail Mac
Phails miniens by mere 2ls
games.
The leader. won yesterdays
Opener, S 10 ]. behind Spurgeon
Chandler. Tommy Heinrich homer
ing. and took the nightcap, l 10 0.
in II innings behind Red Ruffing
against Thornton Lee. old Red Civ
ing up three hits for his 10th WI
and Lee SIX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-14
Scratches
AT EMPIRE CITY
. A-..L L

AT EMPIRE CITY
weather clear. track fast
FIRST Race Rohemond Whscendeni.
Fasr Chair Grapeline Smart Infant
Queen judy Recognize
Second Race sun Ideie Hortcullurist,
Third Race F'U2krier
Fourth Race BAN PLAYER Wat Magic
Finh Race Grand Party, SIR Lance
Dot Prlts sd Aria
StNth Race RoECrt
Seventh Race SCroECe.
At SUFFOLK DOWNS
Weather clear. track. last
First Race Lady Mascara Bounding
Msin. Penobscot Flagspoon Suesla
QueNa
Sc, M Race Not High Chance Run.
Joe Pete After Dinner
Third Pace shirley q Nahdi
Fourth Race Electric Pompeco
FIuh Race Mack Dream
Firh'H Race MRhlette la Petla L'ght
Tack Sepiime.