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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Race Divisions Split
For Toledo Regatta

TOLEDO, O, July 16.-In order
to make the 1871 Interlake Yacht
meet the most interesting in the
history of the association, one of
the biggest changes ever made in
the regatta will be made this year,
according to the announcement Of
Commodore j. J Urschel.
This year, due 10 the increase
of the small boat classes. the sail
yacht races will be held in two
divisions. The larger boats in Di-
vision A race in the morning and
all smaller crafts compete in Di-
vision b in the afternoon. All
boats i'm Class A viii sail a mile
course AT Put-In-Bay August 10 10
Ia with exception Of cat-bOatS
and team catboat events which
will sail a AZ mile course. The
2 mile course has been ordered
eliminated and all smaller boats
will sail in the 4i2-mile course in
the afternoon.
Commodore Lynn Stack, OF Lo-
rain and Nermillion Yacht Club,
has been made general chairman
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
From 0bs(urity
To Fame in
Just Two Years
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Two years ago an unknown girl
from Menominee made her first
appearance in the women's state
golf tournament at Meadowbrook.
Her name was Mary Agnes Wall
and she lost in the second round
of that event TO Marjorie Row.
She came again to the tournament
last year at Grand Rapids and
again lost in the second round TO
Mrs. Donald Weiss, who went on
TO win the title.
Every one thought then she had
possibilities, but none could say
Tor sure. Later word came that
she had beaten Ellamae Williams
in the second round of the Western
Closed in Milwaukee and then
went 10 the twentieth hole before
losing TO Mrs. Russell Mann in the
third round. In the National that
year at Pebble Beach, Betty Jane
son, who was seeking repeat in
the big event, noSed her out f=up
after Mary Agnes had been derTpie
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
HALVES FIVE HOLES

The same was true in Margaret
Russelrs victory over Mrs. j. II.
Bradley. Margaret won the first
hole with a birdie and also took
the second and from then on Vas
never headed.
Marjorie Row. a real threat in
the tournament. eliminated Mrs.
Fred NJ Alger Jr, but not with
out a struggle Mrs. Alger, play
ing in her first state tournament.
halved five holes with Miss Row
on the first nine.
Virinia Paddock was ] up on
Mrs. McGlynn AZ the turn but
could not hold her edge and fell
out on the last few holes, 2 and !.
Mrs. Higbie won by the same score
over her sister, Mrs s. r. Liv-
ingstone after trailing one down at
the turn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Pittenger Gets
PIdyoff Spot

Pittenger Post will be the
fourth team in the district Ameri-
can Legion playoffs after defeating
Cadillac University, 81, yesterday
AT Northwestern Field.
Pittengcr joins Roose Vanker,
Faust and Ternstedt in the two
game knockout playoffs. The
series opens tomorrow with Pit
tenger facing Faust at Belle Isle
and Roose Vanker taking on
Ternstedt at Northwestern Field,
both games starting at 5 p. m.
Cadillac-University took an
carly 20 lead over Pittenger. but
e latter came back TO tally a
Uln in the fourth and two more in
the fifth. Charles Dommer holding
the losers safe in the remaining
innings. Dommer and Ernie
Gales. Cadillac University hurler
each allowed eight hits.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
SENSATION DOWN SOUTH

Last Winter this brown-haired,
brown eyed, pleasant young lady
Of % made the Winter circuit.
Down the southern way she was
the sensation Of the year.
At Orlando. the first of the
events in which she played. she
went to the semifinals. to be fol-
lowed by finalist in the Ormond
Beach and St Augustine events.
Then in her last tournament at
Bellair. Jean Bauer put her out in
the first round on the nineteenth
hole.
Since returning from the South
during which time she played in
The Nassau Invitational tourna-
lent and met the Duke and
uchess of Windsor. she has com
peted in two big events. In the
frans-MississipPi she was finalist
10 Mrs. Russell Mann, with whom
she toured 10 the event and
roomed during il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Baer. Match
Shifted 10 Sept. 5

NEW YORK. July Is GNS)-
Mike Jacobs did a little reshuhling
OF his boxing schedule by switch
ing The Buddy Baer-Abe Simon
heavyweight bout, originally slated
for outdoors on August Ia, 10 Sep
TENDER ; al the Garden. This fight
replaces a Lew Jenkins-Sam An
gott affair which has been deferred
10 October 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

Hsym & Kendall, Inc, 36ti cass Ave.
Joes Super Service, tAsio Gratiot Ave.
ladds Super Service, T.Mile Roar and Oakland Ave.
Loyal Tire and Battery Co., 225s Michigan Ave-
meiotti Sons Super Service, 65I s. nAkxood Ave.
Mikes Super Service, 21o5 {. Dawson Ave.
Pfsnt Super Seriee. i4l4I G. 1MIs Rd near erssIot
Pratt's Super Services, s332 W. Dsvssn Ave.
Sheldon Tire Co., 1924 Michigan Ave.
Union Tire Co., 54ao Grand River
Wayne Tire Co., e43s Harper Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

Vim, ". Better, 1870 {. jefferson, 6s4t e. jefferson
BelfeId Tire Co., Woodward al Harper, 512i cass
1850 Grand River
Brown lire Distributing Co.. 5000 Woodward Ave,
E. a. Buelow 662i kerehevaI Ave,
Frank Ellis, 2i13s Woodward Ave-, Ferndale, Mich.
Fricke Auto Service, 1880 {. jefferson Ave.
Grace & Groth, 27i0i Grand River
Grant Battery Distributing Co., 1870 sprngwsIs Ave,
Hartman Super Service, Lakevisw and Harper AYES
henderson Tire Co., IS Seldom Ave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Old Foes Meet
In QudrterfinaIs
Continued from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page
down in front. Mrs. Mclaughlin
was all even at the end of nine
holes while Mrs. G. T. McGIynn
and Mrs. Higbie overcame deficits
on the back nine 10 win.
Miss Wall continued her fine
play of the first day and was out
in Al TO have a four-hole lead
over Mrs. NJ. A. Harris. She won
the next three holes 10 end the
match on the twelfth. While her
short game wasn't as accurate as
the first day she was hitting the
ball far and straight and at no
time was In danger.
Mrs. Weiss advanced at the ex-
pense Of Mrs. William Ches-
bfeieh. The state titleholder was
consistently good all the way
around and held the upper hand
from the start.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
LOVES HER DAD

Bob is the pet OF Mary Agnes
and her father. f. r. Wall, who is
shoe salesman in Menominee.
They are the only ones left since
the death OF Mrs Wall. two years
ago Since that time Mary Agnes,
who Will also answer 10 the nick
name Of Babe has kept house
for her dad
And how she loves that father
Of hers. She gives no credit for
her game which she has played
for 10 years, 10 any one but her
dad Although he IS not an espe-
cially good golfer himself he has
long been student of the game
and he knows her swing inside and
out
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
SPEED MOSTLY GONE

The operations aftermath slow
ed Miller no little. Most of his
former speed was gone. On the
bases. Miller appeared TO favor the
once injured leg. The same held
when he pursued balls in the out
field.
No longer Of any use to the
Cards as an outhelder, he was con-
verted into pitcher. Thus, he
was forced 20 start his baseball
career all over.
AT the beginning Of the 1910
season. the Cards, who had a
working agreement with Lansing
at the time, shipped Miller to the
Senators They figured nc might
gel Going-dS 4 r7Ounusraff.
After several weeks Of indiffer-
ent accomplishments. Miller re-
tired from professional baseball.
He accepted job in Lansing,
seeking 10 forget baseball.
This year the diamond bug got
him, however. Miller joined one
OF Lansing's sandlot mines. He
pitched and helped as a pinch
for, the guy still can hit.
When the Lansing pros found
themselves sadly in the need of
pitchers, the call sounded in Mil
ler'S direction. He re-considered
his quitting move Of 1940-rejoin-
ing the Senators.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

NdllOndl LedBueIS, ndun I loSt MS
five preceding starts in regular
play.
BENNIE OOSTERBAAN, the
end coach, was among
those whom WENDELL WILSON,
University Of Illinois athletic di-
rector, planned 10 add 10 the
Illini coaching staff if he had
succeeded in his custer plans OF
BOB ZUPPKE. according TO
charges made by RED GRANGE.
BIRT INGFWFRSFN. North
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Harmon Leads
.AN-Stdr Poll
International New. Service Wire

CHICAGO. July l6.-Tom Har-
mon, University Of Michigan's all
American halfback, who turned
motion picture actor, led today
with 1884 votes in the balloting
for the coilegians' eleven that will
oppose the Chicago Bears in the
All-Star game at Soldier Field in
Chicago August IS
Next to Harmon in the nations
poll was his teammate at Michi-
gan. Forest Evashevski. who is
leading the quarterback nomina-
tons with 35117 votes.
Leaders in the poll are:
DrAhos Cornell and Foran. 81. Bene-
diets, tackles; o Boyle, Tulane, and Lo-
kans. Northwestern. guards. Rankin.
Purdue and Rucinsk, Indiana, ends
MuCba. Wa shin TIM center - harmon,
Michigan. and FFaHcK, Minnesota. half
backs Evashevski Michigan. quarterback
Piepul Notre Dame. fullbsck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

line Grange himself also be hired
Wilson's plan. Grange
fastest human" Of all time
a Coieger will 100
BRUTUS HAMILTON, University of California
coach It'll be to Hamilton 10 back the boast because
will enroll az California Fall
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
PEOPLE IN SPORTS

PAUL DERRINGER the Cincinnati Reds hIrler and
"SHIPWRECK" recently walked
socetyS top glamour girl BRENDA FRAZIER both from
the University Of Kentucky.
CORNELIUS WARMERDAM, the flying Dutchman from Cali
holds the worlds vault -
lost 20 pounds year before heed himself high Scmpy
the drop weight 165
Now he's married expects the poundage and lose
record making FORM
COTTON TOP" SMITH Chicago White Sox pitcher who
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

2 Two-base hits Brancato Meyer. Nc
Gosky, Campbell McCDs Home run Me
Cosky Sacrifice hli=-Harris Left on base
81 Philadelphia g Detroit p Double play
Crnucher To Meyer 70 York Bases On ball
OFF Harris 1 of Newsom Struck ou
BY Harris ty Sswspm Wild piiche
- NeWsom. Harris Umplrss Rue. EteWsr
and Summers. Time %. Attendance -
2 SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
CHAIRMEN, NAMED

Division A will include Class r
sloops. 6 and S-meter boats, stars
and LIS sloops and cutters, yawls,
schooners, ketches, seacraft sloopS,
cats and club cats while b Di-
vision includes clubs, sloops. din
ghys, Lyman cats. interlake sea-
gulls. comets, snipeS. nipperS, ma
tionals, lightnings and other small
boats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
DETROIT
. Detroit clubs Vic.

season hating average.
Team season batting average
sBatied for Harris in ninth
Slated for Bfancato In ninth
Zoo 600 100
Ql0 Oi0 lOx >
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
SHE'S THE MEDALIsT

But II is this same experience
from competing In tournaments
that may stand her in Just the
stead she needs to win Already
she is the medaliSt with a course
Mountaineering IT.
Her plans after the state are in
definite She hopes 10 be able to
play in the Western Derby and
The Western Closed in Chicago and
the National at Brooklne, Mass
But all these plans hinge on the
fGrlough of her 24-year-old
brother. Bob, who at present is
al Camp VOTERS in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

of the sail yachts regatta commit
tee and will handle the morning
races, while Leroy Newell, OF
Crosse lie Yacht Club, Detroit.
has been named 20 take care OF
the afternoon events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
GREAT MINOR SEASON

That was in 1888 when Miller
played with the Columbus Red
birds Of the American Associa-
ton. He was having another great
season in the minors. Not as a
pitcher, but as a smuggling out
fielder.
With Columbus in '3S. Miller
fashioned a 800 mark. The Red
birds parent club. the ST. Louis
Cards. took notice of Miller's
Scouts tabled him as a COM
ing big Lacquer The order went
out for Miller 10 report 10 the
Cards camp the following spring.
He reported all right. But. in
the interim misfortune had struck.
Miller suffered a leg injury and
before the ailment would heal
fully, a cartilage had 10 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
THE ONE To BEAT

In the recent Western Open She
lost in the quarterfinals 10 Mrs.
Burt Well.
But as for the current state
event at Detroit Golf Club. With
the added experience she has
CLEANED through the past two
years she is pointed 10 as definitely
tie person 10 beat 10 win the
event. And this is no reflection on
Mrs. Donald Weiss, who is defend
ing her title.
LAS Mary Agnes herself has re-
marked on more than one occasion
since the event started.
"If any one of the girls com
peting in this tournament could
20 To few OF the big events.
with their games they would
stand just rs good q chance to
nin a. any Of the Others. and by
the others / mean, lots of top
notchers."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
Lansing HurIer
Has Plenty Luck,
but H. All Bad
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

If there's a tough luck guy In
the Michigan State minor base
ball league this season. all honors
must 60 TO blond Ken Miller of
the Lansing Senators.
Miller's pitcher these days
with little OF no hope Of ever max
ing the big league grade.
But, such always wasn't the
story with Miller. There were days
not many years ago-when Mil
Ter stood only one notch removed
from the majors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16
CORNELIUS WARMERDAM

ED COTTON TOP" SMITH Chicago White Sox pitcher
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

81 1851 sos 75s 3si 40 1855
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-16

was credited with the American Leagues All-Star
al I had Last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

producer and the director and the
assistant director sat there with
sour looks on their faces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Wind, Rain
Halt Stars
3
Hula Dance
By JOHN TODD

HOLLYWOOD. Oct. pa
north wind and blustery showers
beating against a barn-like sound
stage put a decided chill on hula
dance by Gene Tierney and a
beautiful chorus for Son of Fury
at Twentieth Century-Fox.
Hollywood isn't supposed to
have this kind of weather in Oc-
tober. but that didn't prevent
goosepimples breaking out under
the grass skirts as Gene and her
troupe swung into supposedly
sultry tempo of the dance.
The producer and the assistant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Film Time Clock

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
|M-G-M Studios to Supply
Silk Hose Despite Shortage
BY HARRISON CARROLL

, HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 23.--Short-
age or not. M-G-M is planning to
supply Eleanor Powell with the
usual number of silk stockings for
"Fl Take Manila"
That will mean around $50
pairs, because the star goes
through four. pairs a day during
the filming Of production numbers
and she'll have at least three big
numbers In the film To add TO
the difficulty. when Eleanor
dances, she wears opera length
hose Isl inches), which cost
around So per pair.
CLEVER WORDS
The Earl Carroll ads being
flown over the Los Angeles coli
scum these Saturday afternoons
are cleverly worded. Two weeks
ago, blinp scared over the foot
ball crowds, trailing a streamer
which read. ..--.----
earl Carroll Girls Don't
PenaIize for Holding"
Last week, the streamer readi
Earl Carroll Girls Have .
Good Line, Too"
Next week, / suppose II will be:
Earl Carroll Girls Also Have
n Good Pass Defense"
When you 20 into John Payne's
dressing room on the Remember
the Day. set, he Immediately pro-
duces the following note signed
by Claudette Colbert:
"After all the musicals In
which you have worked lately, I
am certain you will miss the
abundance of feminine charms
with which you have been sur
rounded and which our picture
lacks. So am taking the liberty
of redecorating your dressing
room I'm order to make you feel
more at home"
Claudette had the walls covered
with Petty drawings.
NICE BREAK
Nice break for Peggy Diggins,
of Warmers Navy Blues" sex.
tette. Director Lew Seller has
picked her 10 do a solo routine in
front of a masculine chorus line
in You're in the Army Now"
Don't get any wrong ideas from
the fact that Joan Blondell will
remain in Hollywood when Dick
Powell goes east to rehearse for
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Yvon Nova Heads
Casanexa Revue

WON NOVA headlines the cur
rent revue at Club Casanova. CONS
ing to Detroit straight from Che
cago's famous Chez Parec, N0
Pressing her close for stellar
honors IS the Spanish American
dance team of Hugo and Tayra.
direct from q nationwide tour
with Emil Cassara's band.
Burgess and White offer q com.
bination of ballroom dancing and
pseudo-magic. This Is their first
appearance in the Middle West
outside Chicago.
Able Gaye and Joe Clayton
complete the cast.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

the Michael Todd show, "And So
to Bedlam." N
Joan viii follow as soon as she
finishes her Republic picture. She
may stay with Dick for the run of
the show, because she has made
three films this year, and isn't too
keen to do another.
Ironic that Ginger Rogers. who
got her start by winning charles
ton contests In Dallas. Tex, will
have to do two charleston num-
bers in her new picture. 'Roxie
Hart"-and do them badly.
One of the characters in the
picture will say: shes the kind
of a dancer who steps on her own
toes"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

MANY OF THE ARMY'S HIGH SPEED TANKS,
trucks combat cars, iquidcooled arpanes and other
vital defense equipment Prestone" anti freeze
This shot, all winter protection is also used by the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

Navy to keep ships, submarines and speedy patrol
torpedo boats in fighting trim. BY protecting equip
ment that protects you, Presone" freeze plays
vital role in the nations defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
Newcomer
Gets Top
Film, Role

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HOLLYWOOD. Oct. 23.-From
elevator girl at the Emporium in
San Francisco to being the object
of Charles Boyer's screen affec-
tons. is certainly a big Jump.
Yet that is exactly what Is hap
pening to Nancy Coleman who
gets the coveted role of the
youngest Sanger girl in The Con-
slant Nymph." Nancy saved
money from her job, went to New
York and played a part in Susan
and God" the Gertrude Lawrence
play. She now has one of the
important roles in Dangerously
Yours" opposite John Garfield.
and according to Hal Wallis, the
girl has genuine talent.
Charles was on the Warner lot
yesterday to meet Nancy. and In
teresting. too, for he had delayed
signing his contract until he knew
who had been cast as his leading
lady I had heard Warmers were
trying to borrow Joan Fontaine
and that would have meant Joan
and her sister Olivia De Havilland
on the same lot.
STARS TEAMED AGAIN
Mickey Rooney. who. thinks
Judy Garland Is Bette Davis. Mar
lene Dietrich. Irene Dunno and
Carmen Miranda rolled into one
II know because he told me sol
will give three cheers that he is
to be co-starred with Judy again
In Girl Crazy" Remember this
George Cershwin musical once
featured Ginger Rogers and Ethel
Norman. When I talked with
pudy the other day she told me
that she is going to have a three
months vacation after she fin
ishes Babes on Broadway
I'VE have worked - weeks on
that picture and really want a
rest--and honeymoon" She and
Dave Rose, her bridegroom, will
60 to Palm Springs because Dave
can't get farther away because of
his programs. Arthur Freed will
produce Girl Crazy" and Buz
Berkeley directs IL - although
Very Warm for May is on The
schedule for Judy first.
JACKIE COOPER POPULAR
There's no more popular young
ster In Hollywood with the live
set" fans than Jackie Cooper who
could write his own ticket If he
wanted TO take his band on tour.
There are two good reasons why
Jackie doesn't want TO 20 barn.
storrning. The first Is Bonita
Granville--and the second Is that
R-K-O is keeping him too busy
making movies that 60 out and
clean up.
Well, Jackie should be happy
these days because Sol Lesser has
stepped out and bought him
Growing Pains" with his favorite
leading lady ION and of the
screen). Bonita in the co-starring
role and Allan Dwan as the direc-
tor. The title just about tells
the story Of this former Broadway
play produced in 1888. II is an
adolescent comedy along the lines
OF "Seventeen"--with a little 1--WE
added for Jackie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

contract from Hal Roach IL they
can get together on price
Oscar Strauss, composer OF The
Chocolate Soldier" has been en-
gagged TO write a special score for
ARMS and the Man" y
One of the Hollywood writers
telephoned John Ford long dis
lance 10 Washington for an in
terview but all Ford would say
was You will have 10 talk 10
my superior officer" He couldn' I
and wouldn't say one word about
what he and some of the Holly
wood boys are doing in Washing
ton. so secret is the work.
HEAR Loueila Parsons In
Hollywood Premier, ON WJR,
IN m ~ Zach Frfday ufoht
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23

Eddie Robinson proved himself
a good sport when he took a
bomber TO San Diego to make a
dedication speech for the navy. He
lioesn't fly but when he heard they
needed a star on an hours notice.
he was ready TO board the plane
Pat O'Brien and Twentieth
have not parted company. High
way 10 He'll has been called of
and Pat returns to Twentieth
Century-Fox to make Express TO
HEAVIER. after he finishes at Co
lunbia.
Meanwhile Victor Mature goes
into the Walter Lang picture.
Song of the Islands" Looks as
II Daryl Zanuck may buy Vic's
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-23
TIERNEY GETS COLD

1CAA ACOENo vi NAhNA AaNNos
TIERNEY GETS COLD
Finally Miss Tierney stopped
abruptly and said:
Were cold"
So was the dance, so the second
assistant director and the thiSd
assistant director went forth in
search of heat.
They came back with 20 big
electric stoves, around which Miss
Tierney and her chorus lowered
gratefully. W
Finally. after a long wait. the
atmosphere was tropical enough
for the dance TO be filmed.
Over at Warner Brothers, they
are having a double celebration.
In the first place. Frank Capra
began work this week on his first
picture in a year, Arsenic and
Old Lace" from the New York
stage hit.