davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24
Funds From Party
Will Aid PIT. A.

GIG HARB OR The Midway
Community club will sponsor
card party at Midway hall Friday
At ?. m Bridge, pinochlo and
800 will he played Mr. and Mrs
Clifford r Parks will he hosts for
the occasion and proceeds will he
donated 10 the funds Of the Mar
rows Bridge school PIT. A.
At this weeks meeting. Gig Har-
Dor High School PIT. A voted 10
contribute $40 10 the schools opti-
cal-dental committee.
The Tuesday Bridge club met at
the home of Mrs. II. H. Bachelor
for party hononng the birthday
Of Mrs Bachelor. A luncheon
Was served with cakes. candles and
birthday favors. Members and
guests were dressed in costumes
Of the gay Dos" Each member
brought two photographs Of them
selves. one as baby and one at
about 20 years Following lunch
con. contract bridge was played.
with honors going 10 Mesdames J.
y. Amos c. n. Bird. J. Davies and
A. l.. Johnson. Guests Of the club
were hesdames J. Davies. Carl
Nielsen. J. y. Amos and r. Foster.
Gig Harbor high school wishes 10
get In touch with some one living
on the Peninsula for employment
as Librarian Applicant must be
eligible for WPA work. of good
education and with some knowl-
edge OF typewriting and library
work.
Leave. for South
Miss Mollie Yates. who gradu-
ated from the Moody Bible insti-
tute in December. will remain here
10 assist Miss Mary Jane Turner
in her childrens work.
Joseph Gonyes left for Los An
geles recently after spending =
year and half here Mrs Gonyes
viii Join him later.
John Hail. who underwent ma
jor operation at Bremerton hos
pital last week. is reported TO be
recovering.
Miss Edna Jensen Of Rosedale is
fully recovered from her long III
ness and mas returned to duties ~
nurse in the Hsrboryiew hospital
Seattle.
Mrs. Gilbert Peacock and Sons
Frank and Steven. are spending
the week with Mrs PeacOcks
mother. Mrs z. T. Shaw.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

II you . not using j. sell y with
! Fsst-Action Tinnez Want Ad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-01-24

Mrs. Gilbert Peacock and sons.
Frank and Steven. are spending
the week with Mrs PeacOcks
mother. Mrs q f. Shaw.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-14
ELECTION NOTICE

The Beard u Public Inssrsctfon of
Monroe Cp0Rfy. FloFia4- has, By
res4luHSon and II accordance VITA
TIRE Florida Scheel code. called al
election IL Special Tax school DIS
tr5ct Number One in aEonroe County.
Florida On khe 18th Of December.
1851. for the purpose Of fixing the
mlllaGe for tax levy ard fhe elee-
tion II trustees fer the ensuing I've
Years
Lisa q Polling Places ana Election
Officials
Fssiiing Place @um1ser oz-Harrfs
school BHiIdsn g. Corner 81 ssathsrsi
and Margaret Streets Ksy West.
Florida INSPECTOR @nd Clerk Ira
AGAarF. William & Baker Gfizrd
81 Cshsna. and LeAls n johnson
Polling Place Number TWp--keE
Vest HagE school Gymnasium. Ger
ner Seminary ana Francs Streets.
Key West Florida inspectors &Fses
Clerks. ] b Alien Hubert T Rob
exts = III Noght. and Charles 10
land Richard
Pafl1nE Place Number Three
- ha4sa Heus@- Marathon. Florida
Tys~xsesssoxs and Clerk y. A Parrish.
sffnra G. Hicks. Charles " Clark,
aMa j. Hall
r4aznw Face &Hnslssr -
Srhf48 KEnMse- AsatasssEnbe. Florissz-
fnspecfarx and Eserk, Everett CAREY
Renfamin I.eF Pinder. EdBey b
Pzrker- and sAt~5n = Ps1sseEs
Polling Place Asssss sssz = - = sasss.'
rzaus+. Tavernsers Faoe1da 1nsp@e-
- - f-gers : Jahu w Fssnsser Euz-
= Albury. Thomas = Johnson and
AZ r.. AlbHry. ..
pfARn or FsfrRLIC INSTRUCTION
or MONROE COUNTY
Clarence IL Pierce. Chairman
Melvin r Russell Secretary ana
County Superintendent
novI4-21-2s- dses-iz. 1871
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-14
RENO'S GAY DIVORCES NOT 50
GAY REPORTER FINDS AFTER DATE
BY sAM JACKSON. Ap Feature sev;es wr;s.v

ton wagon, but If you asked
them to come in and relax over
. highball they had to mediate
Is % whether il was worth Their
valuable time
So, ike ether new residents.
Ct The great state Of Nevada
Alice would drift in and cur of
ne gambling houses. II was
al opite decent and safe. even Il
you stayed most OF the night.
and i was something to dc. Alice
even had the satisfaction Of be-
ing winner.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-14
LEeALs


NoTHcIs INDIE FIeTErEor~
- s1E STATE
NOTICE n HEREBY FsFxre.s- ,s.,.
the hffiersa gsnea. desiring "a sspsrs.ss.
= hssstnsss under fhe gsrFltfenp FssT.as
p White Star cIeaaers~ fnserslS
= rsrtster the said fsefitfsssS r,sss,s
WITH the Clerk Of the Circuit Cse,urs
OF monroe County. Florida
Dated November II. 1871
JOE MEDINA.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-14
NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS
NAME STATUTE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
che undersigned. desiring 10 engage
n business under the fictitious hams.
~ suthernmost Fiewers ara
candies. intends te register the
SID fictitious nazle with the Clerk
Of me Cfrcait Court 81 Ns1rof
County. Florida
sYatea November L. 1s41
John c. REHAS.
NORMAL X READ
aaFft-21-2s dees-Iz. 1871
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-14

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN that
tae undersigned desiring 10 engage
y Business under sh~ fictitious TsTr.sr
O Peisean Reesf Fishing came.
~ Largo F5assaa. fm1enaS 10 reg
seer The said 1zctitIozzs name win
sae Jerk Of The C5rcnIt Court OF
fsaoffFpe County. Ffor5aa-
Dated November Il 1871
JOHN a MacRAE II
yEwWM rMAK<YWA~w xKaefzar-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-14

9 NOTICE u HEREBY GIVES that
the nntiessigsesl desiring 70 engage
~ business under the fictitious name
9f star CafE-. intends % register
he said fictitious name with the
Clerk q the Circuit Court of Men,
zoe countw. Florida
Dated November a 1851
ARMANEso PEREZ
nsvi4~zf-2ss aees-Iz.Ie4f
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-14

LEGALS

Sealed bids wlM be reserved By tia
Attorney EezsrzE Of the state -
Florida AT his sffscs N Tallahassee
With II ssekuck Na0r. Afcn5aE. No
Fembsr IT. 1871. for printing and
binding the FLORIDA Statutes. fszz
and History ard Revision Notes 70
Florida Statutes, fS1- as zHzHor-
lied b. chapter zez1s. Acts o. 1851
Prospective bidders nay obtain fun
S-Stz5Es and specifications BY AZ
dressing the undersigned AZ Taa4a-
haszes-
TON WATSON.
Attorney General STATE % Florf6ia-
oet17-.4-sTs nas7-is 1871
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-14

.FOUND-Grrs Bicycle. Owner
may recover same by proving
identity and paying for this
advertisement James E WrD-
ten. Key West Barracks
nov14-lt
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-14
FoR BENT

BRICK GARAGE. Greene and
Sinonton Streets Apply Vim
CurTys Sens Co. Phone 1e.
novfI-1Ek
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-14


TO ALL CREDITORS. LEGATEES
DISTRIBUTES AND ALL FER
SONS HAVING CLAIMS OR BE-
NASf1s AGAINST THE ESTATE
OF CHARLES O FORsBERG
DECEASED
fpu. and each ef you- are hereby
hn1tftea and required 20 present any
claims or demands which sou. or
e8Eher IF you. may have against the
Estate # Charles O Fcrsberg, de-
ceased. late Of Nenroe coauty. Flor
ida. - the Hoa0FahIs Raymond z
Lord CeuHty Judge in znd for Non
zoe EBunry. Florida at his office n
ths Eqznfg GaurT Hose q Monroe
C0nnty Fieridz. within twelve
Ha0nths froEa the first pubIEeaffon q
this Notice. tg-wft November Tsfh.
A. ID 1871
u@sea ~ key west, Florida this
14th bay o. November. a p EB4l
EDNA FDRSBERG IRELAND.
As administrator de- toHEs Rou q
tae Estate ~ Carries q F3rsberx
deceased
nov14-z1-2ss DISQUALIFICATION. izn
z-4fs4z
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-14

II THE C0ENTF JUDGES C0FHT.
~ AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
FLORIDA. N PROBATE
In re Estate Of
CHARLES @ FoRsBERG.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-11-14

WELLS LUNCH ROOM Apply
500 Southland street novl1-lwk
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06

An mporonf orcie by Eorfe H. COpp Acting Chief of
the H. S. Forest Service. on WHY Forest Defense IS
NotOn0I Defense, with foreword by Claude R. Wckord
Secretary of Agriculture. appears on Poges 0nd s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-06
"The Nation's Reading Habit"

Magazine Section-Detroit Times
Copyright 1911. IN the United States of America By
American Weekly, Inc. All Rights Reserved Under
International Copyright. Including Foreign Rights.
Reproduction IN Original, In Translation Is
Expressly Forbidden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Women's District
YESTERDAYS GOLF SCORES
CUANptoNSBIP FLIGHT

CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
Mrs r O McLauEhlin. s7-7-s0: Mrs
a + Wilson. SIS so; Mrs. j. II Brad
ley Po-s-s2. Mrs W l. McGverin
1910 so Mrs William chesbrough
~ s-s3. Mrs Il Devisser $685.
Mrs NJ. A. Harris. e3-q-st Mrs. W p
Seifert. 9f-ll-s3 Mrs. r. c. CLARK
~ l2-s3. Mrs &. p Stricken e5-e-Ss
Mrs. c. r. McLain. e5-s S. Mrs l. V
Brown p6-l2-sf. Mrs l. q. S. Trader
S7-e- IS Mrs. NJ J. Joyce, ss-l2-s7
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
First low gross-Mrs Donald Weiss
s3-4-fa: second low gross Margaret Rus
Een. s32-si; hrr low net, Irene OH
S5-s-77, second low net. Betty Jan
Courtright, ss-i0-7s
FIRST FLIGHT
First low gross. Mrs D. r. DalIell
s2.i3-7s, second low gross, Mrs. " A
shuler. e2-l4-7s FIRST low ne, Mrs r
Reinsh s4.i3-si. second low net, Mrs
a. II. Scott e4-l3-sl.
SECOND FLIGHT
First low Eross-Mrs ". T. AyNnf
9s-ls-s0. second low gross Mrs p r
Crawford. l0l, FIRST low net Mrs. NJ =
Sheppard i0i 2i-sg. second low net. Mr.,
X. r. Crumrne. 10l -2i-S0
THIRD FLIGHT
FIRST Tow gross. Mrs w. shival
iOe-2s III second low gross. Mrs p {
Didrich los FIRST low net Mrs G. l
Brousseau il3-34--7e second low ne
Mrs. V ~. Darsey. 1888 So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
.Sand|ot Game
Open TO Hank

If Hank Greenberg agrees TO
play, the drafted Detroit Tiger
star will appear with the Fort
Custer team in the feature game
of the Detroit Baseball Fedora
tons annual Amateur Day pro-
gram July II at Briggs Stadium.
1t was all up to Greenberg to-
day after Col. r. T. Phinney, act
ing commanding officer at Fort
Custer, put his okay on the game
following a conference yesterday
with George J. Moran, president
of the federation.
Greenberg, now participating In
Imaneuvers in Tennessee, is Sched-
uled to return to Fort Custer with
his outfit the first week in July
Plans call for an all-Star soldier
team to meet the leading club in
Class A of the D. B. F. Paris and
Altes are now tied for the leader
ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Baseball in Brief
International News Service Wire
HOMERs

HOMERS
Yesterdays homers-YORK, Tigers (2)
DiMaggio. Foxx, Williams, Red sox: KEEL.
Ter. Yankees; Trosky. Indians: johnson
Athletics; Eeen. Phillies; Fletcher, Pirates
Wasdell, Dodgers Leiber. Cubs.
LEADERS
National League-ott. New York. f6
Camilli. Brooklyn, IA: Nicholson Chicago
10
American Lesgue-YoRR. DETROIT.
Is; johnson, Philadelphia. IL; Williams
Boston. DiMaGgio New York. IL each.
LEADING HITTERs
American League - Williams. Boston,
424 MULLIN. DETROIT, 1853; Cronin
Boston $50 Heath Cleveland 354
Travis. Washington, 1852
National League--Reiser, Brooklyn. .375
SLAUGHTER St Louis. 3t7. MiEe s, LOUIS
33s' Hack. Chicago, 1913 Moore, St
Louis. ,325
RUNS BATTED IN
National League Nicholson. Chicago
SO: Oft New York, sc, Slaughter. 81.
Louis. 40
American Leagde-YORK. DETROIT
So Keller New York, so, Fox, Boston
Campbell. Detroit. As each
LEADING PITCHERS
American League Feller. Cleveland wor
10 lost 3; Calehouse, St Louis. Grove
Boston. each won and lost ]
National League Riddle. Cincinnati, snc
Krist. st. LOUIS. each won ;, lost o; Ma
hem. St Louis. won 4, lost q, Warneke
81. Louis won T. los, 2: Casey Brooklyn
and Cooper, ST. Louis each won 7. lost 3
Blanton Philadelphia won 5. lost
Wyatt. Brooklyn, won 10. lost 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Abe Simon Stops
Turner in Sixth

NEW YORK, June 1S.-GNS)-
Abe Simon, giant New York heavy
weight, today boosted Six-round
technical Knockout victory over
James ID. Turner of Sweetwater.
Tex, in their scheduled 10-round
bout at greensboro stadium. Thor
oughly beaten throughout by
Simon, Turner was unable TO an
Swer the bell for the sixth round
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
.Shu((o Bests Walker
In Ten-Round Bout

COLUMBUS, O., June 49,
GNS)-Tony Shucco, BOSTON
heavyweight, today held a 10-round
decision over Jack Buddy
Walker. Columbus Negro. Shucco
floored Walker twice. both times
in the last round, for counts OF
seven and one.
The Boston fighter had been
promised a shot at the worlds
heavyweight title if he got past
Walker safely. Walker weighed
1874 and Shucco 173.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

was won by Leland Ziegler in the
kickers with 101-18-83 A
golf bag given by the Detroit
News went to Joe Nadeau with
S6-10-76 President William
d. Byrd and Heylett Barker won
two golf balls apiece. but COM
planned they lost more than that
in the woods.
Joe Tagney, a new member from
Lansing, was the first golfer TO
report He stayed at the club
the previous night AL (Shoe-
less) Watrous, an honorary men,
Der Of the Furniture Mems Club,
gave a demonstration of shot max
ing Although this is a stag
event. next year the club hopes to
have Patty Berg and one of the
stars of the women's district play
an exhibition match with two star
professionals as their partners.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Jumper Nedrs
7-Foot Mark
international News Service wiz.

LOS ANGELES, June 1S.-The
mythical 7-foot ceiling" which
critics scoffed at only short time
ago. today was only one small inch
beyond Les Steers. the human
kangaroo from Oregon.
The famous jumper hit a new
all-time high last night at the
coliseum when he cleared s feet
IL inches to add his share TO the
thrill-packed track meet in which
the Pacific Coast Conference team
defeated the Big Ten contingent,
so to So.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Ty Cobb Will Play
Golf Here Saturday

Ty Cobb, the old Tiger baseball
star, >.en route east for his golf
match with Babe Ruth, will be a
Detroit visitor this weekend. He
will play 18 holes with AL Watrous
at Oakland Hills on Saturday.
Cobb and Ruth meet at 1S holes
in both Boston and New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Skies to Be Fair

NEW YORK. June 1S.-GNS)
The weather man gave the
AL clear signal for the Joe
LouiS-Billy Conn heavyweight
championship fight tonight al
the Polo Grounds. He forecast
fair skies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Detroit Amateurs
Sweep 4 Bouts
With 0ut-Stdters
BY EDGAR HAYES

Detroit's amateur boxers again
proved their superiority over the
out-of-town battlers by winning
four out of four in the University
OF Detroit show at the stadium
last night. A crowd Of 1855 at
tended.
The local amateurs, most Of
them contestants in The Detroit
Times Diamond Belt tournament,
won two by decisions and two by
from out-state fighters.
Earl Cartright of Chevrolet was
impressive in his VIC
tory over Marty Scherzer Of the
c. Y. o. Earl, in the
second, floored his foe three times
with a succession of rights and
lefts. When Marty went down
the third time. Referee Sam Hen
Messy stopped the bout.
Linwood Brinson. a substitute
from the Dearborn Boys Club.
stopped Ken Petty, Kalamazoos
outstanding amateur, in the sec
ond round. They were welter-
weights.
TWO OTHERS WIN
In the other battles between
local C n mpions and out-of-
towners. Tony Ross of Chevrolet
defeated Wayne Locke Of Kala-
mazoo, and Michael Roman Jr.,
also of Leo Jones Chevrolet Club,
decisioned Bob Holden of Saginaw.
Joe Thayer of Holy Redeemer
staged a great rally to finish down
in front of Barney Latour of An
Thayer was sent
spinning on his shoulder blades in
the First round and took a count
of four before he found his feet
He started a rally Immediately
and from that point on he carried
the fight to his foe and received
the unanimous decision of the
judges and the referee.
In another great fight, Fred
Cuthrell Of u. of d. won a close
verdict from Dick Tamplin of
Holy Redeemer. Fred won out in
the last half of the final round,
most exciting fight on the H.
bout program.
u. of ID. boxers won two of
three bouts. Besides Fred Cuth-
rell, Bob Burke won by a knock
out over Joe Connors of Chevrolet.
Tom Flynn of Holy Redeemer won
by decision over Terry Cantrell
OF u. of d. in the 147-pound class.
RESULTS
Tony Ross Chevrolet, defeated Wayne
Locke. Kalamazoo, three rounds, 1876
pounds; Joe Thayer, Holy Redeemer, de-
feated Barney Latour, Annunciation, three
rounds. 1875 pounds; James Palmer. Brew
ster, defeated Harold Miller. Allen In
dustries three rounds, l35 pounds.
Linwood Brinson, Dearborn Boys Club,
knocked out Ken Petty, Kalamazoo. sec
ond round. 14T pounds; Earl Cartright,
Chevrolet, Knocked out Marty Scherzer,
Saginaw c. Y. O., second round. l47
defeated Bob Holden. Saginaw c. Y. o.,
three rounds, us pounds
Fred Cuthrell, University OF Detroit, de-
feated Dick Tamplin. Holy Redeemer,
three rounds. 1875 pounds: Tom Flynn.
Holy Redeemer. defeated Terry CAntrell.
University OF Detroit. three rounds lat
pounds Bob Burke, University OF Detroit
knocked out Joe Connors, Chevrolet. sec
ond round.
Jimmy Powers. Annunciation. defeated
James Tucker. Allen Industries, three
rounds, heavyweight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
A S+ickler for Condition

Columbia University baseball players punished for
waistnes Andy Coakey requires them to lace their
shoes standing stckler for condition Andy does not ask his
lads to could would do himself Out of
his playing experience pitcher Andy knows the value
of condition and proper poundage.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Good Method for Poor Putters

Dick Leiber j. Wiley and Laird Bell played the ninth hole OF
the Lafayette ndiana Country Club Golf course without
making putt Each hoed out his approach shot an Oddly
record for the this low scoring method fol
trouble with their uters the ones they
borrow!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Craio Wood Started Late

Craig Wood national open golf champion did not take up
game seriously until he 20 and he 80 before the
games biggest prize way Fort WORTH June Wood
close the but there Rivals pulled for
Craig as soon they they of themselves
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

Paul Taylor University Of Southern CALIFORNIA; giant
sophomore back only southpaw but he does
all throwing fback IT'S something hereto
fore unseen in tactics No wonder some rival
defensive ends abacks rowing center occasionally find
themselves one stride wrong the opposite direction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Bsb! !: @a q
II BY Boe nlwqp&y

A SPORTS COLUMN IN SHORT PANTS: Joe Marek and
Joe Merrick pitch Moline the ThreeEye League Radio
announcers stumped Pronunciation is the same In both
instances
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

Connie Mack the end Of the 1910 had 40 of
managing the Athletics His teams that stretch and
lost the number of games-2991 The AS won nine
nants finished second times and third three
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Conn S Weddinq
Baked
BY Girls Papa
CONTINUED from First Sport Pas, =

Continued from First Sport Pag' =
been going together for two years!
Greenfield Jimmy Smith. the
former Pirate-Red-Giant out
fielder. said his daughter was In
Ocean City, ~. j., and that the
rest of the family was going there
today.
''Billy always has been .
good friend OF mine and I've
seen a lot OF him, probably be-
cause I'm interested In all kinds
of sports" Smith explained.
''But I'm against him-as L
would be against you or you
(pointing TO two reporters) n
you tried TO interfere with my
little family. My little girl has
Just turned 18, and that's Just q
baby TO me.
Il dislike Billy very much,
just as would you or you.
Cagain pointing TO the report
ers) IL you tried to interfere
with my FAMILY. I'm a family
man and not ashamed OF any
thing I've done. but keep my
family out of this"
CONN DENIES 1T
Greenfield Jimmy said he
thought the whole thing was a
publicity stunt planned to up
set Billy before his fight"
When he heard the story last
night, he said. Smith called both
Conn and his daughter. He added:
"Billy said, It's the biggest
joke I know Of. 1 am denying
IL emphatically here In New
York
"My daughter said: Daddy,
that's silly. Ill see you In the
morning."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

On the hot dog food and drink at
the Kentucky Derby 100000 and then out before
the days racing ended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18
Ohio Golfers Beaten
Michigan Pair Recaptures Furniture Clubs Trophy
by Up Victory at Annual Outing
BY M. #. DRUKENBRoD

The championship golf trophy
OF the Furniture Club of Detroit
has returned here after a sojourn
of three years in Ohio. thanks to
the persistency of Sam Reichman
of Flint and Louis Tabasnik Of
Detroit.
This same pair attempted to
rescue the trophy year ago but
failed. Undaunted, they came
back yesterday at Knollwood
Country Club and defeated Ray
Gerken of Norwalk, o., and Hank
lSawacki of Toledo, 2 up.
The match featured the furni-
ture mems annual golf outing,
which was so successful the club
again will be able to provide two
week vacations for $50 needy chill
dren. The event drew a crowd
Of close to 400, more than 200 Of
whom played golf.
OHIOAN HAS "a
Mike Milliser OF Celina, O..
scored for the Buckeye contingent
by winning low gross for the sec
ond year in a row. He had "a
yesterday compared to SO a year
ago, which prompted 11o-shooter
to remark:
eff each year adds Ave strokes
to Mikes score, i may be able
TO catch up with him In time
IL 1 live long enough"
Joe Dragon, one OF Detroits
best, was close second with rs,
followed by Louis Tabasnik with
so and O. c. Harnden with 81.
Joe WALSH and Mack Gordon,
representing the travelling sales
men, won a match from Harold
Sepull and Jack Lester of the re-
tail merchants. II was decided
by Walski's birdie on the nine
teenth.
LOTS OF PRIZES
Close TO $50 prizes were dis
tributed :, A set of matched
irons given by The Detroit Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

Pole vauers their ceiling 16 feet That's nearly
double the Of 1877 which feet inches Time was
feat of proportions When John
Gold Wisconsin hit IL feet at the Big Ten indoor champion
ships 1913 track and field world marveed Now you re
Of 1t at ii feet and the best top Is.
Some one wants why colleges do not in for
intercollegiate rowing the following nforma
$5O0 alone send the University of California
the Poughkeepse regatta AS there income but
all ougo'n rowing the number of schools that afford this
sport relatively Assuming they had the funds many
lack facilities
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

Baltimore boxersJoe Cans Kid Williams, Joe Dundee
Dundee and Harry Jerawon six worlds titles at one
another Jera doubled first bantam and now
fatherweigh Speaking of boxing Jack Root celebrating
sixyffh birthday He light heavyweight champion In
1908 Jack accustomed walk six miles each night after
dinner know others who do not walk
miles in six weeks
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

runaway seepechase horse into wire at Pimlico
and system for the afternoon At the same
track Jockey erked hard he broke the thumb
his right hand and did ride for several days.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-18

Fort Worth Dallas members Of the American
Hockey Association Fort Worth the south to Mime
apolis on the distance 1887 miles the rink al
University Illinois $300000 You're rghthe money
from football receipts California leads the states II
of Kinks. She has 19Inos brought the
university its first Big Ten title this year.