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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
EIGHTH CALL
FOR SOLDIERS
KEY WESTERS WILL NOT BE
CALLED FOR SOME TIME
AS YET

Uncle Sam today viii make his
eighth call for selective service
soldiers since the draft law went
into effect-but il still won't ef-
feet Key WesterS.
Draft board officers here said
the number of volunteers still is
great enough 90 insure local
drafteeS they will not be called a;
least until June or July With a
number Of prospective volunteers
unable 10 get into service inme-
dlately, the first call affecting
local men may not come until late
IN the summer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
BRITISH-CREEK
DEFENSE LINES
HOLDING STRONG
GERMANY'S BALKAN ARMY
CONTINUES ITS OPERA
TIoNs AGAINST STUBBORN
RESISTANCE
(By Associated Press)

The flower of Germany's
mighty Balkan army today con-
tinued to hurl itself in over
whelming numbers against the
center of British-Greek defense
line which stubbornly refuses to
crack.
While the battle RACES with
mounting fury, neutral observers
have been unable to confirm a
Berlin report that Yugoslavia has
capitulated. Serbian troops gen.
orally are believed to be carrying
on the struggle from their noun
tain Businesses, in spite of Ger
man statement that their resist
anCe had been ended.
British officers have admitted
a general withdrawal at each end
of the defense line, in order to
straighten out the salient which
has been DRIVEN into its center
in the direction of Kalabaka.
A Berlin communique says the
army, ''in spite of miserable wea-
Their, is gaining ground steadily
and claims the capture of 1900
men and Is heavy guns in recent
| fighting.
Rome claims Italian troops
have forced their way to within
sight of Porto Edda, one of the
first cities wrested from them in
Albania by the Greek attack.
Athens this morning issued a
warning to the civil population,
explaining that German troops
are advancing, but cautioning the
people not to believe wild rumors
and to stay in their homes.
Reports from the front. mean
while. tell of reckless German at
tackS in which countless soldiers
have been killed
Mountain passes are said to be
choked with the bodies of Ger
man dead and each fresh on
Slaught by the Nazi troops leaves
It's dead piled in heaps.
Athens says up to 1000 Ger
man planes have taken part in
raids, smashing at communica-
lions behind the defense lines but
the toll of planes destroyed is
said to have been high.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
Council Also Agrees To
Take Care Of Expense
For Extra Lighting On
Duval Street

The City Council at its regular
meeting last night voted TO en-
ploY three extra policemen TO
serve as patrolmen during the
American Legion Convention
next week. One of those who will
serve is Leon Mcfarland. This
action was taken following a re-
quest made by Mayor Willard M.
AlburY.
The mayor also informed the
council that he had made arrange
ments to have no parking of cars
on Duval street, between South
ard and Eaton, during the entire
time of the Legion convention.
The mayors proposed action was
approved by the board.
A request was made for the in
stallation of a light on Newton
street, between Georgia and
White. The request was denied.
The council was informed by
the American Legion committee
that the idea of having the white
way on Duval street turned on for
Continued on Page Four)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
Mrs. Virginia Demeritt Named
Monitor Of Catholic Daughters

lantic Beach to the post of state
regent. Mrs. Elizabeth Delaney,
Pensacola. was elected vice state
regent; Mrs. Annie L. Quina.
Pensacola, reelected secretary;
Mrs. Matilda LaFleur. ST Peters
burg, reelected treasurer, and
Mrs. Demeritt, monitor. Mrs
Delaney also was named alternate
- the national convention.
4 formal banquet last night at
La Concha hotel brought the con
vention to a close and most Of the
delegates planned 10 leave Key
West during today.
In the course Of the convention
business sessions. the Daughters
Continued On Page Two
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
DEMOCRATS RAISE
QUOTA OF FUNDS
EXCEED AMOUNT ALLOTTED
FOR JACKSON DAY
DINNERS

Key West young Democrats,
who were given the quota of rails
ing $3.50 for the Jackson Day
dinners, oversubscribed with a
donation of $3.50 to state head
quarters, it was learned today.
j. Edwin Larson, chairman of
the state committee in charge of
the dinners, wrote the local or
ganization from Tallahassee, con-
graduating them on their success
in going over the quota.
The organization. which had
been dormant here for some
time, recently has been revived
and is taking an active part in
Democratic activities.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
CHANGE DAY
FOR SAILING

The r. 81 o. liner Cuba will
leave Key West for Havana April
q. instead II April ~. the day
previously advertised
Officials Of tho company said
today they had changed the date
because If the American Legion
convention. Instead Of leaving
ii ~ 80 q. m. As had heen an
nounced. the ship viii sail ri 3 30
q IT.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
CONFIRM Loss OF
ITALIAN VESSELS

ROME. April 18.-Government
censors today passed confirma-
ton of British claims that an
Italian convoy was attacked and
partially destroyed in the Medi-
tcrranean this week near Sicily.
An official report said a de-
stroyer and two merchant ships
had been sunk by enemy action.
while another destroyer and an
unknown number Of cargo ships
were damaged
nondog claimed yesterday that
a convoy Of eight ships had been
destroyed)
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
WORKERS TO TAKE
VOTE ON STRIKES
Cny Aasoc.nsea Press,

WASHINGTON, April 10. -
Workers in each of the 81 General
Motors plants today are taking a
strike vote after an apparent
breakdown in six weeks of nego-
tiation.
In spite of the strike voting,
which is the result of efforts by
the workers to get a blanket pay
increase, federal mediators still
are attempting to arrange a set
Element before any definite action
is taken by the unions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
British Assert That AS
sault On German Capt.
tai Most Effective OF
Present War
tBy Associated Press,

thy AssOetnteu Hresae
LONDON. April ls.-New four.
motored bombers of the Royal
Air Force struck back at Berlin
last night in a furious reprisal for
the German attack on London
Wednesday.
Squadrons of the heaviest type
bomber pounded the heart of the
German capital in a dusk until
dawn attack. spreading destruc-
tion and fire 10 every section of
the city.
(Official sources in Berlin pro-
tested bitterly that British plsnes
had again attacked residential
districts and cultural objects. The
world famous state library on
Inter den Linden was SID to
have been desiroyed)
The British air ministry said
last nights assault on Berlin was
the longest and most effective of
the war. New types of bombs,
said ia explode with tremendous
power were scattered throughout
the heart of the capital and dam
age h believed ta have surpassed
any previous British raid.
Londoners, still digging out of
the wreckage left by their own
worst raid, were jobilant when
they heard that Berlin had been
bombed Workmen and civilians
in the street chcered as newspa-
per offices posted bulletins tell
ling of the attack,
Observers took the prolonged
Berlin raid To- mean "A direct an
swer to the challenge Of German
officials that any raid on Ger
man city would be answered
many fold.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
VETERANS PLAN
AN ENCAMPMENT

Naval officers and enlisted men
desiring 10 get leave in order to
attend the national enCampmcnt
Of the Veterans of Foreign Wars
during August in Philadelphia,
today were instructed 10 apply
for permission at once.
In an order 10 the local navy
yard, 4. T, BidweIl. assistant
chief OF the bureau Of navigation.
asked for prompt action on the
part Of veterans who viii attend
the convention.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
HOWE KEY TRACT
SOLD YESTERDAY

Rosie L Thompson Dade couu-
" Yesterday sold e. z Z Kitcn-
.ens. also of Das4e county. q %
acre tract or Howe's key toT
500
In another recorded transaction
today Big -Four Land company af
Mlaull sold 20 M and MRS VII
liam Wilder. Suffolk. y Y four
lots at Palm villa. Big Pine key,
for 500.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
GERMAN DRIVE MAY
TURN INTO RETREAT

CAIRO, April i8-Germany's
drive across north Africa toward
the Suez canal today was in dan
ger Of turning into a retreat as
British bomberss and warships
hurled more tons Of high cxplo-
Continued On Page FouTy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
PAYS EXPENSES

HAMILTON. Canada-Mrs. Ce-
ella Hill of this city left $50 TO
paw the travelling expenses Of a
friend, Mrs. Margaret Farrell Of
Chicago, to and from her funeral
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
49, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~. ~ ~ ~
OVER ONE. MILLION
PERSONS WORKING In
GOVERNMENT POSTS
nv Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON. April Is.
The federal government
now is employing l.lls.000
persons. the civil service de-
partment announced today.
The figure is the highest
in history. and the board ex-
planned that most of the ex-
ira employees are working for
the army and navy depart
ments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
- ~ ~ ~ - a. - ~ ~ Is
THREE BILLION In
NEW TAXES CALLED
FOR DURING YEAR

(By Associated Press)
WASHINGTON. April a.
Treasury Secretary Henry
Morgenthau today presented
figures calling for an esti-
mated S3.o44.000.000 in new
taxes to be collected this
year.
The money. a large part of
it to cover national defense
expenditures. may mean an
increase of from Is TO so per
cent in all existing federal
taxes. or levYing of new
forms of taxation.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
FREIGHT ship
ARRIVES HERE

The Panamanian freighter Ca
rola. loaded with sugar and bound
fos Galveston from Cuba, yes
terday stopped at Porter Dock to
pick up fuel oil tts Use
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18
Extra PdtrO|I1GT To Serve
City At Legion Convention
' ~ AaEW ~ 1AESW 49, AESW ~ ANM 49,
APPROVAL GIVEN
FOR RIFLE RANGE

The Citizen is in receipt of
a wire from Senator Claude
Pepper stating:
Il am glad to advise that
the President has approved
WPA project 500s4. supple
ment one. to construct a Ma
rine Corps rifle range near
Key West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-04-18

Key West. Florida. has the
most equable climate in the
country; with an average
range of only IA Fahrenheit
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27

eCapade the skating show sponsored by the of 10
is rehearsing in Philadelphia for show
Lois Dwarhak favore with Deroters when she skated with
the "Folies with the IceCapades Quarterback Bob
Hazyk promising grdders from South
Bend. home of the Notre Dame Irish.
Harlond Cliff failed to make exhibition trip with the
Browns Springfield H. fined 500 by the front office
With hurer throwing from height of Is inches, the
maximum allowed under rules Briggs Stadium has the highest
mound the American League The highest Sposmans
Park at St Louis14 inches Baseball Writers Association
has asked Commissioner Lands to instruct the AStar
managers give starting neups their the
day previous the game The writer's realize the
may find advisable to change these neups but believe
something the official batting order could be announced
"A hours before the Gee Walker is known in the trade
shower bath sleeper who stands under the water for hour
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Separate Committees

Both groups will be handled by
committees. Or. Len
Stack of Vermilion is race chair
man for the larger boat fleet
while a group from the Crosse lie
Yacht Club will be in charge of
the smaller craft.
The 70-mile Deep Water race
from the Detroit River Light down
around Kelley's Island to the Bay
will again start at 6 o'clock Sat
urday night, August 9. This race
is open only TO boats of the Mack
mac type and was won by Tommy
Fishers Apache last year.
Russell Pouliot'S Pintail eight
meter sloop which he brought
from the East this month. will sail
in her first race on the Great
Lakes. She will compete in the
racing class in the Deep Water
event and Ernie Crates Sham
rock. also an eight, will be among
her rivals
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Biggest Tournout

The small, popular one-deSigns,
most Of which are under 20 feet.
now make up - per cent of the
boats competing. The Interlake
regatta no longer is rich man S
outing.
Present indications point TO the
biggest turnout of siX-meter boats
IN The history of the lnterlake,
with Detroit and Toledo boats
racing for laurelS. The Maumee
River town now has three top
ranking skies.
Don Wilson's Question. winner
"a year ago for the Toledo Yacht
Glib, and two new ships. Pinky
Aliens Totem and Maynard Vos-
'per's Do-Do. are going to the Bay
for the series of racing which
starts Monday morning.
Detroit will be represented by
four skies, p. c. Darnalls Chal-
lenge. Gordon Saunders Noreg,
Bob Gould's Cormorant and Bill
Flattcry
The three days Of racing at the
Bay will be handled differently
this year. The larger boats, yawis,
schoonerS, sloops and cat
boats will race in the morning as
usual. but the small. one-designs
will sail in the afternoons.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
STAR GAME SECOND GUESSERS' DELIGHT

simmons when Detroit recently with the Athletics
recalled with sadness Harry Hmann finish that beat
Simmons Of the American League batting champion
snip 1925 On the last day Of the Al leading
Tiger ouhelder and seemed have the But
Detroit played doubeheader Browns that day
and Hemann bagged hits in times at bat 10 pass
Simmons and Jockey James Red Pollard 81 who is
making comeback los pounds weighed Ia pounds when he
Seabiscut II said that the St Louis Browns in
desperate financially and Don Barnes is hard put to find
money make both ends meet His partners reluctant
shell any sugar and American League may
find itself with the ST Louis franchise on its hands
Mccarthy calls the Asar garn6 the second guessers
game
Boy. how the Johnny comeately guys do guess the
after the game" Mccarthy scofed.
On this Sporting News said:
THE ninth Al-Sar into the records the
guessers' delight"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
I0-Length Victory

The hardy Tank brothers teamed
up for second Henley champ
ionship pulling to a convincing 10
shell length victory over Jack
Holzer and Roy Kennedy Of Buff
falo in the senior l40 fours. Their
time MAS 8 minutes and IA Sec
ondS.
d. B G. got Off impressively
with two-shell-length victory
over NJ ontreal Lachines in the
senior lao Fights.
Because their shell was dam
aged az Minneapolis at the Ma
tional week ago, the Detroit
ENTRY in the senior 80 tours with
.coXsWain was scratched. and Buff
falo, without competition rowed
over the course for a hollow
championship.
senior lio-pound sigh,s-Fi-st. petrei,.
= B.. Emory. r EISodstg ,,d harri:on' 6.
slmpsa- W Reese r STANLEY second.
Lachine r c quebec Time 1913
Senior doubles First. Penn A e sec
ond Ecorse l. TANK W Tank. third.
Lesndsrs. Hamilton Time 80
senior ifo.pound singles 900 Firs,, Argos
second. Argos Time. s 50
senior 5o-pound eigh,s-First. rcorts
p Rondls Cameron, n. onsan. X
Jones, n Bossick- X Hughes y Psppas
u IT, Blanc vs. Aiexanast ssoona
Vest sdes. Buffalo, tnlrd, West sides
Time 507
senior $50 pound tours Fir,,. We,
Sdes. BaNalo Time 80
chHnpion'hip singles First. T Duhoi.
Nlnnipeg second, Angyal RavensVooG7
third j. Russell Argos Time, $40
Senior 40 pound. fnurs First. Argos
Toronto second Lesndsrs Hamilton. third
kcofsf Aicb. Time, 80
senior 80 pound doubles FIRST, ycorss
Mich. a. Tank W Tank second Nes'
tides Bufta.o. Time s:It
senior sights-Firft West sides Buffalo
second. Ec0rse tF Trondle. J Cameron.
y Otean. Jones. y. Bossick. X
Hughes y. Pappss. n Le Blanc W
Alexander) thrd wyandotte Cw Rr.esf,
son. KaliscVicz, c JeEewski. r Richter,
V Rachoi. Time. 6.5s %
Senior 80 pound fours First Wet
sides, Buffalo second West sides Bur.
talo. third. Leanders. Hamilton. Time.
senior l5o-pouHd fours Fir, West
SIDES Buffalo second West sides. third.
<andsn, Hamilton Time 75i.
senior fours Firsi. West sides. second.
LeAndsE' third. West Sides. Time T. IS as
High school eghH First Ecorrs Hixh
school r Volmer . Sepisud r. Blair'
cungsn. G PAppss " Hughes. second.
Lafayette High school third. Crosse
points High school. L. Ross J Rrscken.
Neeme " Burton. r. psnforth. } Re.
1otte Tine 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Joe Cora S 1876
Low at ST. Paul

ST. PAUL, July 26 - Yellow
Joe Coria today came
through with his second lS holes
of blazing golf TO lead the field
with a 1876 aggregate at the half
way point in the $500 ST. Paul
Open.
Coria. Minnesota state cham
pion and runner-up in the National
Public Links tournament in 1895.
toured the course in three-under-
par SO. Yesterday the 2S-year-old
st. Paul youth collected 81 TO
share the lead with Jimmy Thorn
son and Gene Battistoni.
Two strokes behind Cora was
Johnny Bulla. hard driving Chi
who put together two 69s.
Trailing in third place by one
stroke was Ralph Guldahl. who
posted a II today on the par-72
course for l39.
Harry Cooper of Chicago three
times master of the Keller Course
event. and long-driving Thomson
Of Chicopee. Mass. were tied for
fourth honors with 40.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Buffalo Beats
ECorse Crew in
Hdn|dn Race

PORT DALHOUSIE, Ont. July
26.-Ecorse Rowing Club made a
valiant bid for the Ted Hanlan
Memorial senior Fights champion
ship today as the fifty-ninth Royal
Canadian Henley Regatta drew to
"a close.
The Michiganders were beaten
out by Buffalo West Side by a
shell length at the end OF the
mile and 550-yard course. The
winning time was 6 minutes and
50 2-5 seconds.
Joe Alessi and Art Gallagher OF
Penn A. c. had too much class for
Lou and Bill Tank of Ecorse,
Mich, in the senior heavy doubles.
which the Philadelphia team won
by five lengths in 7 minutes and
30 seconds. Hamilton Leanders
were third.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Smaller Boats
Form Greatest
Part Of Entry
BY GEORGE r.. VAN

Detroit clubs Will be repre-
scented by upwards of 80 craft at
the forty-eighth annual running of
the Interlake Yachting Associa-
ton regatta at Put-In-Bay, August
9-l6, according 10 Commodore
Harry {. Kendall, local delegate
of the body.
The Interlake classic, in recent
years. definitely has shown the
new trend in yachting Once re-
garded as a rich mans sport
most of the shippers
the l. L. Y. A. now come
from the great American middle
class
Twenty years ago the regatta
drew around go boats. most of
which were over s. feet in length.
During The last three years the
entries have gone above the 200
mark but there were few big
boats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
GENE RUSSELL, SATURDAY
Lowry Browns
Defeat Senators

WASHINGTON. July 26.-Tht
st. Louis Browns eked out q
6 to 5 victory over the Washing
ton Senators today, when the Sen
ators' defenses toppled in the
ninth inning, enabling the Browns
to put across three runs.
Jake Early's home run in the
eighth put the Senators out in
front, but in the ninth they went
to pieces, allowing the Browns "a
score the winning runs on two
errors and an infield fly. Box
score.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Tried in Vain

In previous years. Russell has
sought vainly to win a major local
title. He was twice beaten IN the
city prep finals and has been elm
mated numerous times in the
quarterfnalS and seminal rounds
of other Detroit Journeys. His first
important victory in tournament
competition came threc"WeckS ago
in the Saginaw Valley Open.
PlSaing against n much tougher
foe IN Peterson, the college lad
found more trouble until the sec
ond set. Then the silver-haired
giant began 10 weaken and err and
Russell stampeded TO his greatest
triumph.
In the mixed doubles. Charles
Hunter and Mrs. Flora Lomax
moved 10 the SemifinalS when they
defeated Don Mcneil and Mrs.
Helen GraWn Detwilcr, 30, 6-3,
o.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Plans Blasted

But a combination of Russell
and the heat blasted any such
romantic plans. After losing the
first set, rs, the curly-haired ex-
Cosmos star, now a senior and
Of the Western State
Teachers College net squad, swept
his foe aside. go. so, 60. to win
his first city net title
James Tobin and Dick Prakkcn
captured the mems doubles cham
PienshtP when they defeated
George and John Reindcl. 81. 6-1.
6-3, 6-3 Tho RcindelS held the
crown for four years prior 10 their
defeat by Carl Fischer and Russell
last season.
The matches were played under
a clustering sun which zOomed the
temperature 10 nearly loo degrees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
WASHINGTON

Kuns-Heffner. Judnlch. Laabs, Cullen
bine 2, Grace, Case, Cramer 2. Travis,
Early Errors--Swift. Case. Archie q.
Sundra Runs batted in--Travis 8.
Grace , Swift. Judnich. Early. Berar.
dino Two-base hits-Archie. Heffner.
Home run Early. Stolen bases Berar-
dino Case. Doub~ plays effner 10
Berardno 10 McQuinn. McQuinn DUMAS
sisted. Heffner TO McQuinn. Left on
Louis s. Washington g. Base
on balls OFF Harris 8. off Sundra 2.
off Carrasouel !. Struck out--By Sundra
g. by Harris /, by Csrrasquel ! Hits
orr Harris IL In 8 innings. Off Caster
none In one inning off Sundra 8 in 8
innings tnone out In ninth off Carrasquel
l in ! inning. Hit by pitcher-Sundra
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Wings to Have Youngest Team

fluffy Leemans of the New York Superior
Wis and where the will August coming pro
football Averaging "a of Detroit Red Wings
this coming will have the the National
Hockey League frankie Frch handled 037 fielding chances
at second base with the Cardinals in 1927 ame record
Sammy Byrds wife shoots golf the young SOS decade
only payers-Lee tSpec) Meadows Phies pitcher
and George Topocer Cardinal ineldrwore glasses in the
majors today there least Is organized baseball
Red buttons joe is fuhedged Royal Canadian fer
Dutton whose home is Calgary graduated by
school at Branord Ont After playing round of golf at
Poland Springs Me- Babe Ruth learned that caddes play
ing ball game with soldier So Ruth put aside his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
BROOKINN
PIrTSRIRGH

Totals 81 3 - ~ Totals % : q ~
tratttd fur lsupe2 In eighth
-lF-tp1 Tor H5tutzctmsu tn eighth
sBtfri fur kiuser in ninth
BIurtNn u2u u0l uuu e.
Pittsburgh 900 OpG ug0 .
Runs Esiscr Nc0WIck. walker. CAIRNS
stewart krroT Vaughan Runs hstted IN
Wazdeu Hambu LavsCetto earns .
Twr.hase hits Vaughan Wasdcll Three
base uits-Nan Eobayt Rciser Home run
Cams. stolen bases Relser. Lava
Eeitu Sacrifice Heintzelman. Left on
bases Brooklyn 7, Pittsburgh : Bases
-n balls or Heintzelman g. of Hlgbe l.
Struck out ~ Henizelman !. by HsmIin
Hamlin q In Id innings off HeintzeimAn
100 innings. of Higbe In / 2-3 in
niugs. of Kiinger I IN 1 inning. Winning
pitcher Hamnn. Losing Observation-Disclosures
man. Jmpires -ballanfant. Barlick and r
rlneNi Time , %. Attendance tActuab
OOq
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
Youth Beats Age
Russell Wins Net Title
BY WILL HARDY

Cupid bowed down and out be-
fore the challenge Of methodical,
stamina packed youngSter Satur-
day in the battle for the mems
tennis championship of Detroit at
the Tennis Club.
The ace promoter Of perfect
harmony in affairs of the heart
was pulling for Kimbark Peterson,
Lawrence Tech math
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-27
.Augie Lilo Leading
In AN-Star Poll

CHICAGO. July 26.-QNS)-
With Augie Lilo, Georgetown Uni
versity's outstanding guard and
Detroit Lions draitee. tonight
leading the poll with 900. 96i votes,
the balloting 10 select the college
team 10 oppose the Chicago Bears
IN Soldier Field August % will
close az midnight Tuesday.