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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
ON THE STATE BEAT - By George Mask
PREP RELAYS TO DRAW 1900 ENTRIES
By George Maskin

in the state softball ranks. A
group in Saginaw and Flint is pre-
pairing TO form its own association
and pull away from the state
body Old Romano Athletic
Park in Grand Rapids, scene Of
more than one thrilling event, has
lived its day. 1t will give way TO
q citv park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

Totals IS 10 II 13 Totals rs 2 81 IL
'Batted for Olsen In eighth.
st Louis 600 $40 OO0-6
Chicago 0O2 600 0O0-2
Runs Brown q Moore. Slaughter, Man
cuso, Marion. Hack, Root. Errors-Her
man 2, Shefhng. Runs batted ln-Dal-
lessandro, Mize 2. Slaughter. Aancuso,
Marion q Two-hase hits Moore. Slaugh-
ter, Marion. Home run-Marion. Bases
on balls-On Lanier 4. Struck out-By
Lanier 7. by Root 2, by Olsen /, by RAT
fensberger /. Hit by pitched BAH BY
Lanier (McCulloughl. Stolen base =
Crespi Double play Olsen to Myers TO
Cavarretta. Left on bases-St. Louis 5,
Chicago 4. Hits-On Root In 4 innings,
off Olsen 3 In 4 innings.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati

Totals 81 6 ~ II Totals u 2 n u
.Bstted for Bsners in sixth
Pittsburgh 900 900 aaO--
Cincinnati oiS 100 Oox-i0
Runs-Gustins. Schultz Wukie. Frey 2,
Goodman, v. Mccormick 2. Gleason. Lom-
bardi, Graft, Joost, Wander Nicer. Errors
Elliott, Cuisine 2 Frey, Lombard, Joost.
Runs batted tn-Handley, Fletcher. Wnkie,
Frey 2, Mccormick 2, Gieeson, lombard
Craft 2. Wander Nicer (Crsft scored on Wild
Pitch. Two-base hit-Gieeson. Three base
hits-McCormiek, Cuisine Double plays
Cuisine 10 Anderson 20 Fletcher, Frey 10
Joost 10 Mccormick. Left on baAes-Pitts-
burgh 5. Cincinnati .. Bases on balls-On
Rauers a. off Wllkie 3 OFF Wander Nicer q
Struck OUT BY RaueTs J. by Wander Nicer
a. Hits-On Bauers In innIngt off
Wnkie 1 IN J innings. Wild pitches Bauera
1, wnkie /. Losing pitcher Baaers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Score 4 Runs "
In 1st, 7th TO
Triumph, S-3
Rufhng Pulls Muscle,
Forced to Leave
in Eighth Frame

YANKEE STADIUM, N. Y.
April 26.-New, Yorks Yankees
had two big innings today, the
first and seventh. in each of which
they scored four runs, to beat the
Washington Senators and Slim Sid
Hudson. S 10 3.
Charley Ruffinc kept the Sena-
tors in check. but was taken out
of the game at the eighth when he
strained muscle in his side.
Chandler finished.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
{ HICA AGO

Totals 30 s27.i1 Totals a II 10
.Ratted for Heffner in eighth.
fBatted for Caster In eighth.
Chicago oil 600 0O0-7
ST. Louis 600 100 OO0--1
Runs -Knickerbocker. Rosenthal, Clift
Error -Heffner Runs halted in-Kreevich,
Kuhel Judnich. Two-base hita-knicker-
booker Judntch KuheI Three base hit
Kreevich. Sacrifice hits-Swift. Solters,
Judnirh. Bases on halls-Off Smith 4, off
Caster q Struck out-by Smith >, ny
Caster T. Double plays-Lodigiani 10
Rniekerbocker 10 Kuhel McQuinn to Berar-
dino TO McQuinn. McQuinn (unassisted).
HitS-On Caster 3 in S innings. Losing
pitcher Caster. Left on bases-Chieago 4,
st. Louis s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Lineup of 'Lefties'

Ray Sites. Michigan Normal
baseball coach. promises to do
something different this Spring
toss an entire team of left-handers
into game Incidentally.
Ypsfs basketball team next Win
ter will be coached by Eden Ry-
nearson after a years absence
fro mthe sport.
There's some feuding going on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

game with the
Saginaw I e a m
of the S [ a I e
League. The up
s [ a { ers belted
Nj a r I in for
seven runs and
G e h I hits in
two innings.
Charles tRed)
L NC a S, Grand
Rapids mana
ger, will pitch
as well as boss
the Colts this
s p r / n &. 1t
m a r X S Lucas
twenty second
.Fl1H ne ~, nn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Vdndy Pitches
Reds TO Victory
Over Pirates
Holds BUGS Hitle SIS
for Six Innin G S;
Champs Win, 10 to 3

CINCINNATI. April 2s. -
Johnny Wander Nicer set the Pitts
burgh Pirates down with six hits
today as the Reds defeated the
Pirates. 1913.
For six innings the Pirates got
no hits of Wander Nicer. The Reds
collected eight hits off Russ
Bauers and mixed them with six
free walks, one wild pitch and an
error TO run up their 10 runs in
the first five innings
The Pirates got their three runs
in the eighth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

tive baseball performer Mus
kegon's entry, loaded down with
several Michiganders. returns from
the South, Thursday.
They're expecting upwards Of
1.200 athletes to contest in the
Central State prep relays at Mt.
Pleasant. Friday and Saturday 4.
Saturdays also the day several
hundred prep baseball players of
Michigan will swell into Briggs
Stadium for a special clinic con-
Quoted bv the Tigers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
FolIows His Dad

University of Michigan's base
ball team includes four captains,
Bill Cartmill. outfielder, basket
ball; Paul Goldsmith, pitcher, and
Charley Ross, pitcher, both
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Best Bunting Grew in History

Buky Harris calls his 1871 the best bunting in
Washingtons history Case Cramer Chapman Lewis and
Myer especially adept at laying 'em down.
The s150000 offer for the Cleveland pro football team to
be moved to Boston bid supposedly originating in Boston,
made through George Preston Marshall of the Washington
Redskins Marshall operating in Boston later moving
the Redskins Washington 1t is not likely that the Rams
will be moved out of Cleveland but they Dutch Clark will
continue desires Dutchmans
has two years to go.
Over in Chicago they call Jimmy Wilson, manager of the
Cubs the BLACK Scot" Wilson the pilots job
he managed the Phles for three before that he
caught the St Louis Cards championship teams of 1928 1880
and 1881.
Wilson lifelong resident of Philadelphia, has moved his
family to the Windy City Barney oldfelds famous racing
$780, named after the railroad engine that pulled the
Empire State Express from York City Buffalo for the
PanAmercan Exposition Henry Ford has it in his
Greenfield Village Dearborn Mich) Oldfed
said recently:
"The 500mle at Indianapolis doesn't prove anything
except that crowds will exciting sporting event."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Giant Pitching Prospect

BALTIMORE, April 26. Al
Flair, rookie first baseman OPP
toned TO Baltimore by the Red
Sox, stands 5 inches over the g.
foot mark.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
Ployoffs Added

Rudy York has a brother.
Davis, playing with the Jackson
Goodyears . For the first
time this year. playoH will
decide the champion In Grand
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

Adding insult to injury-War-
rem Martin, rookie Saginaw pitcher
optioned by the Chicago White
SoX to Waterloo Qa), recently
was knocked from the box in a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

is years the former Ptsburghs players junior Buffalo
League nine players be-
longing Tgers-Muin Cook Hutchinson Perry Meyer
Parsons Patrick Trucks and Fuchs.
Warren Brown, outstanding Chicago sports scribe in addi
ton newspaper doing daily radio broadcast
called The Morning Sport Page"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27
CamiIi Sees Gordon Star

Dolph Cam Brooyns first base dancing master thinks
Joe Gordon will at the initial sack for the Yankees
Branch Hickey of the best when aferdinner
speaking Jim Wilson of the Cubs goes big the banquet
league Hack Wilson, former National League slugge is
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

Hiking over Michigan's hills
and daIeS 10 inspect the sport
ing scene:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-27

Totals - 6 ~ II Totals 81 3 n -
sBatted for Baners in sixth
Evening star., 1941-04-06

At left is the list Of
war correspondents in
whose honor the orch
wos erected. Among the
nomes ore Crosby 5.
Noyes. editor Of The Stor
and fother of Theodore
W. Noyes. the present
editor; John Russell
Young. fother Of District
Commissioner John Rus
sell Young; WhiteIow
Reid and John Hoy, later
Secretary Of Stote. The
directory OF right is prob
ably q list Of the commit
tee through whom sub
seriptions we're mode to
construct the memorial.
A third list, of the ortists
covering the wors. op-
peers elsewhere on the
memorial.
Evening star., 1941-08-17
Americas Own
Corntassel Derby

CxSCORE and three yeors forefohers. especially
New EneIonders, roisine Of the dorndest
ructons HOSES" They troded them with eonny
eyes, without mercy They followed the hubs Of their rigs
rotted their fovorite steeds, broeeed and beloved
challenges other reinsmen Of the ond From this grew up
the Dovd Horum tradition and the pure. unduted Yonkee
sport Of honess oeine. Today it bonkets America from
county for to the Grond Circuit The setting usuoy
ruro the crowd is horsey and the horses ore brove big
cheted onmoIs hot hove mastered eots The big event
the HombIetonion Goshen NJ T. bigger thon in its
onnuo running lost week The thrills smor TO those OF
running roee but the sports different veteron,
80 pound driver and feotherweieht young jockey These
pictures show other distinctive points Of Americas
"corntossel derbies A. p Feature Service
Evening star., 1941-08-17

HoppIes, known to
the sport as "lndiono
points" ore onother
sure fire eodeet for
teochin9 "side-wheel-
ers" or pocers by con-
trolling leg oction.
Evening star., 1941-08-17

Greyhound, practically unbeoten eedine, shows
olternotine leg octon Of trot for which he holds the
record n:55A). He ond Billy Direct set new world
morks during the some week (l93S) at LEXINGTON Ky
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Jacobs in Line
IoEven Score
International News Service Wire

PHILADELPHIA. July S.-De-
spite the threat of more showers,
participants in two major tennis
tournaments hoped 10 get under
way today after being forced into
"a days idleness because of rain
and wet courts.
The m i d lie states women's
championships, featuring II e ! @ n
Jacobs. Americas second ranking
star, was scheduled 10 begin on
the courts OF the Philadelphia
Cricket Club, weather permitting.
Seeded third is defending cham
pion Helen Bernhard Of New York,
who won an upset victory over
Miss Jacobs in the middle states
finals last year.
Meanwhile. high school and pre-
paratory stars from all sections of
the country were champing at the
bit at the Merton Cricket Club in
Haverford, waiting 10 star the ma
.tional interscholastic tennis tour
nament. FavoriteS in Jude Vic
SeiXas, Philadelphia; James Evert,
Chicago. United States in door
junior champion. and Bulge Patty.
Los Angeles, United States boys
title holder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Wakefield Bats
At 500 Clip
coUriSh, by Detroit Times. All RIGHTS reserved

SAGINAW, July Sans vino
saw the Detroit Tigers defeat the
Saginaw Sox, SO, remember a
glimpse Of varied baseball today
by the American League
champions.
They saw the Tigers hold the
Sox in hand for five innings yes
terday except for a home run
which scored two runs in { h e
second and then relax to allow
the home townerS four runs to
tie the score in the sixth. Then
with Tommy Bridges taking over
the pitching chores from Archie
McKain the Tigers put down the
Sox in order for the final three
The Tigers new outfielder, Dick
Wakefield. the $4,000 beauty.
played right field for the big
leaguers and slammed a single and
double in four times up. A fifth
time he walked.
Billy Sullivan got a homer TO
open the second inning. The
catcher had a perfect day with a
single and a double added 10 the
homer. The Tigers gathered II
hits off Jim Shelle and Warren
Martin while the SoX got IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Rain Ends
OF Ducks
cOUrIoh, by Ds,rol, Times. Al rish, reserve
BY DON GILES

Michigan, second largest duck
shooting state in the country, can
look forward to some good news
this Fall. Tom Main, general man.
ager Of Ducks Unlimited. writes
from Winnipeg that the 1871 duck
crop will top any produced in
North Americas duck factory in
the Canadian west for many. many
years.
The drought blitz over Manitoba,
Saskatchewan, and Alberta, breed
ing grounds of millions of ducks,
was shattered by rains. Only in
the center has drought penetrated
duck defenses and at the present
holds a wide sector in its destrHe-
tive grip.
Despite the latter the duck out
put will exceed the bumper crop
of 1910 in Alberta; will be tremen-
dously greater in Manitoba than
last years Is millions. Saskatch-
evan, particularly the western
half, faces heavy losses as shallow
waters dry up.
In Michi~en Ducks Unlimited
is headed by Mickey Cochrane and
Charles Chapman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Coast Pros
Lead in Meet
{ Continued from First Sport Page

Continued from First Sport Page }
required five years. Two others
from Michigan, Lee KoSten, Mus
kegon. and Glib Sellers. Edgewood
Country Club. probably shot them
selves out of the tourney with first
round scores OF 81.
Slammin' Sammy Snead started
today's Is with a 33-36-69. II
was Snead whom Nelson beat. /
up, in the title match last year.
George Fazio. Philadelphia and
William Francis, Holldayshurg
Pa, were stroke behind Snead
They turned in precisely the same
cards. 35-35-70 Hogan. the
lightweight Texan whom the ex-
perts say must be beaten before
the winner can collect the $1,000
next Sunday, was tied at II with
Henry Ransom OF Fort Worth,
Tex. Hogan's card was 33-3S-71:
RansomS 34-37-71.
The II bracket included Gene
Sarazen, playing in his twenty
first national PEA, and the win
ner three times; Denny Shute.
twice champion in this annual
professional classic and the run
nerup TO Champion Craig Wood IN
the National Open at Fort Worth
last month; Big Ralph Guldahl. who
won the Open at Cherry Hills ir
1898 and Dick Metz whom Guldah
beat 10 the punch in great finish
in that tournament. Metz was
medalist among the pros last year
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Mat Champs
Retain Crowns

Both Zoska Burska, women's
champion. and Karol krauSer,
junior heavyweight title holder re.
tanned their titles in bouts wres-
tied in the Arena Bowl last night.
Miss Burska won the fall from
81 her rival Betty taf3uyhcy, after
both girls had spilled from the
ring and the former champion had
suffered an injured leg. II came
via a flying mare body slam in
il 81. krauSer retained his title
by virtue OF wrestling a draw
against Mango Singh, the Hindu
bad maa. krauser took the first
fall on a full nelson hold in % SO
and Singh the second in 1921 with
a cobra hold. They wriStled the
remaining minutes without a fall
being recorded.
Other results were: Bert Rub
-. Charles Gorilla Grubmier. 80
minutes. no falls: Frank Taylor
kiefcated Fritz kreuger, 1903,
wild Bill" Brooks VS.. Manolo
Gomez. no falls. 20 minutes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Welsh Girls 10 Meet
Paris in Mack Park

The pace-setting Welsh girls
will meet Paris in the Detroit
Softball Associations feature game
IN Mack Park tonight. The Welsh
ten IS among the leading favoriteS
10 capture the Class A girls title
IN the forthcoming Detroit Times
SOftball tourney, thus winning the
right to represent Detroit in the
world championships here in Sep
TENDER. The game starts at 9:15.
Major league games pair the
leading Hudson Motor team with
Fruehauf ar Gas and Micromatic-
Hone with WurmS. at y. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Youths Stand in Line
All Niqht for Game

Two Mackenzie High School
youths, Richard McHughston, 16,
of 1854 Mark Twain and James
Schinzel, IT, of 120343 Grand River
were the first baseball fans TO
stand in line for the opening OF
Briggs Stadium and the All-Star
game today.
The two took their places late
yesterday in front of the bleacher
gate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Meehdn on Carpet
For Monopoly Charge

NEW YORK, July SINS
Chick Meehan, famous as the
coach of New York University
great teams Of a few years ago
and lately in the construction
business, will make his bow as a
boxing promoter at Ebbets Field
tonight but his opening pugilistic
venture was 10 be preceded by his
appearance before the boxing com
mission, and not for strictly a
friendly visit.
Meehan has been summoned be-
fore todayS commission meeting
10 explain his recent charges that
boxing is a monopoly his shots
being fired at promoter Mike
Jacobs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
GETS NECK VARIETY

Eugene Burns brought Fylfot in
TO a neck victory over the pace
\setting Hutoka in the first despite
vthe fact Fylfot had finished last
In his previous start. Uncle Peter,
a 3-year-old from the Dixiana
barn, was neck the best in the
second race in which he just lasted
10 take the measure OF the even
money choice, Dotso.
Jockey Johnny Oros brought
home two of the outstanding
choices when he hustled Uncle
Jock in for a four-length victory at
even money in the fourth and then
came back to score with the lis
choice, False Point. in the fifth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
SILLY RULE TO BE LIFTED
American League Champs to Trade

for the rule--they. probably still
would have faltered.
The cry at the time freH some
Of the owners ran 10 the effect
that the Yankees with all their
money could reach out and buy
NEARLY any player they might want,
and something should be done TO
lprevent their further strengthen
ing and going on 10 more remnants.
That was partly true, but also Just
so much parsley around the edges.
The Yankees built a great club
with a great organization while
others were Coasting along waiting
for a pennant 10 climb the tiagpole
of its own accord.
In the interim these owners
have defended the rule eFefyy-tih4e
II has been preached, and killed
an effort TO have il TeScInded a
year ago because, action coming
lat that time right after the Yam
KEGS had slipped. would have i'm
IpreSSed too strongly that they
were cunning for the Yanks alone.
So they let It lay for another year.
RELIED ON FARMS
What the rule did and will go
to the end of this season is pre-
vent the champion from getting
any talent by virtue of the fact
that anybody worth having in the
other league wouldn't be waived
on. AS we recall il, the Yanks
got a pitcher who lasted a couple
.of weeks. and then went on back
TO bringing their guys up from the
farm for this season. when they
might have made trades, SO IL
probably didn't fetter them a
great deal.
But the rule still made no more
sense than the boxing commission
would in asking Joe Louis to de-
.fend his title with one hand tied
behind his back because he hap
pens 70 be so Eood
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
Fight Results

At Chicago-Johnny Colan, 1872. New
York. knocked out Johnny Trotter. no,
New York (9) Lee Oma, EOS, Detroit,
knocked out Lou Campbell 1877. Chicago
ca.
At Abilene. Tex Babe HINT. heavy.
weight. Ponca City. Okla. decisioned Joe
Vandiver heavyweight Fort Worth 61OI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
"a Championships

Joe McCluSkcy New York Ath-
letic Club runner, has won "a
United States track titles. He re-
Gently celebrated his thirtieth
birthday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
How They Stand

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled.
TODAY'S GAME
All-Star game.
Only game scheduled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
MORE PSYCHOLOGICAL

The New York club did not seem
10 be particularly hard hit. for
what happened 10 the Yankees
last year was more a psychological
reaction 20 their pre-em1nent posi-
ton for so long and even If they
had obtained first baScman George
McQuinn from the 81. Louis
Browns. as they would have but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08

that Hank Greenberg was headed
for the draft. removing one man
from their outfield and their big.
gest threat from the plate, and
that Dick Bartell was about
through at shortstop and Charlie
Gehringer was an uncertainty for
second base.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
AVERAGE OVER 1905

The 1910 average attendance
was 705l as against 1901 this
year.
Track officials would not be sur
prlsed 10 see the figures boosted
during the 30-day extension which
ends August 9. Their hopes were
borne out yesterday by crowd of
more than 5000. largest Monday
attendance of the meeting.
Honors were fairly divided be-
tween log shots and public choices.
Fylfot scoring at $3.50 straight in
the first and Uncle Peter at $3.50
In the second for daily double
that paid 1857 TO each of II ticket
holders.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08

Natalie Gates Parker) 40 so
Frisco Abbey tliaveust so
Martin Hanover. awrvrcg- Anugy- and
Camilla Cesar also started. Time. 2:06is
SECOND RACE-Purse $500. II class
trot one mile:
Harold Wilson. br n. by
Joe Wilson Charlotte
Todd az Smith 500 40 800
Steward Berry $50 2 so
Peter Capp (Havens) 8 81
Margaret Ann. Helen Gallon Kerry Gal
lant Heart and II. F. 3. also started.
Time, 2:04h.
THIRD RAcE-Purse $500. "a class
pace. one mile:
Watson =. Direct, Oh. h.
by King-Elotse Able
Henry Voio fPaifnD 40 8 90
Son @. parker 3 50
Miss Betty. Arlene Adams Mr. voici.
Guy Jr., High Pete and Robert 4. Lee also
started. Time. 2:064.
FOURTH RkcE-Purse 800. s-year-old
trOt one mile:
Gibson nover(ParshalD3.4 800 22o
Natalie Gates (Parkerl 2;6O 22O
Frisco Abbey fHsyensl 2 "a
Camilla Cesar. Martin Hanover and
Lawrence Abbey also started. Time. 2:07.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $500. II class trot,
4 1-is miles:
Harold WiisonCE. SMITH 40 2tO $50
Steward Berry 2 80 81
Gallant Heart (ParshalD $40
Helen Gsllen, Peter Capp, Margaret Ann,
Kerry and II. F. B. also started Time
Hi tequaIs world record for trotters al
lie miles,.
SIXTH RACE-Purse 800, "a class pace
one mile:
Henry volo. br z. Great
/ Ada volo palm 40 $50 3O'
Miss Betty q. Caton) 500 SAT
Son @. CP. Harvey 3 50
Mr.. Volci, Watson r. Direct High Pete
Robert f Lee, Guy Jr. and Arlene Adaml
also started. Time, ana.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse 81 100, 2-year
old tro1. one mile
Frank Spencer. cn. e, BY
Spencer-Jane Revere
(WhiteD $40 $50 2sC
Don Juan Derry 1ls0 54I
Pay Up (Smth) 3 a
/ Collector Mona Hanover New Hope
Cannon Ball. Hollywood Dewey and Cheerful
Hanover also started. Time. 2:1Ih.
EIGHTH RAcE-Purse $500. claimin.
pace one mile.
Cub McKylo. br. T., by
| Peter McKylo-Filie
Patchen CHavensD 100 $50 GU
Mr.. Nutona (ParshalD 2aO on
Mike the First (Severens) on
AIT Flame and Gaiety also started. Time
2:04la.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-08
.LdRose Winner
In First Junior
Golf Meet
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

During the last week, since l
got leave OF absence from my
job, I've played six different
courses and each round was
under par. ! just hope my golf
Is as good In the state champion
ship at CharlevoiX."
These are the sentiments OF
young Jack LaRoSe. former Loeb
moor caddie and champion Of the
Junior District Coll Association
who won the associations opener
Yesterday at Detroit Golf Club
with 36-34-70. one under par.
A field of SO players competed
GETS BAD BREAK
LaRose. who will leave this
morning for CharlevoiX, scene OF
the state amateur meet, rolled in
puts of from 8 TO 40 feet for -four
brides in his round. Except for a
bad break when his iron shot on
the sixth hole hit on the green and
kicked into a trap, he would have
been in the Cos.
In second place five shots back
was freckle-faced Dick Whiting Of
Dick equaled par on
the first nine but his putter gave
him trouble on the home stretch.
Gordon Aiken, playing over The
south course Of his home club.
clipped 39-40-79 off 10 lead the
third flight which cut his handicap
from 81 to II and puts him in the
second flight
other prize winners: First fiight-First
gross, Alex Allison, 50 second. Dave Wal
ton. So first net Bud Holm, s3i2-7l;
second. Irwin Msrose s7-i3-7f. Second
fight-First gross. Bill Kent rs second.
Jim Fox, so: first net. Jimmie Connors.
si-is-55: second. Tom Dore s4-1s-65.
Third flght-First gross. Gordon Aiken,
fs:-.eeona IF an-e-ane- first net
Frank Munger. s6-20-6S; second, Joe
Lackey. 9s-2e-6p
JUNIOR DISTRICT GOLF SCORES