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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Meeting Boon
For A. 6. Wilson
International n,~, Photo
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Alexander G Wilson the per.
sonable young race horse trainer
who was first projected into turf
prominence by the victory Of Fred
erick NJ. Algcr Jr'S Azucar in the
1885 Santa Anita Handicap, is
having his most successful sea-
son at the Detroit race track
Wilson Is now training for r. d,
Bull Detroit Socialltc sportsman
He has TO Azucar- bringing hi#
Sl0S.000 iaCkpotS but with claims
and purchases. he has built up a
stable Of horses which has been
winning far more than the usual
share OF races
When the 5-ycar-oid TuacroSs
won the first race and the 2-year-
old colt. Grow Wilder led the
field home in the third al the Fan
Grounds yesterday they boosted
10 10 the number of Buhl-Wilson
triumphS al the meeting. And
what is more. they completed a
round Of victories for the entire
Dbl L,..t-I-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
% Shippers Set
For Race Classic

Continued from First Sport Page)
he answered quickly. II think
most of the smaller. modern
racers under So feet will beat
her when the handicapS are
figured"
Royono, because of the light
weather ability she showed in the
recent Mills race on Lake Erie,
and her known talent in heavy
going. is highly regarded by many
yachtSmen for Mackinac laurels.
Harry FletcherS Iris was among
the fleet tied up 10 the docks
along the Black River at Port
Huron. He reported a good ride
aboard the 70-foot 12-meter Sloop
down from Alpena for the race.
Iris, which is sailing against
Fred Temples q boat. Siren, and
Ernlr Crates eight-meter Sham
rock. the three making up the
racing class. should be the first
ship into Mackinac harbor.
She should be able TO sneak
way out in front of fast wind.
ward boats like Royono and Mani.
4 tou and she should be able TO hole
her own with sheets eased.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
0Iewiine, FOLEY
Face for Title

OCEAN CITY. N. j., July IL
Ted Olewine of Santa Monica, Cal,
today pits his skill against George
FOLEY Of the University of South
ern California in the final round
OF the Atlantic Coast tennis cham
pionshlp. FOLEY qualified for the
final round berth by upsettlng
Gene Mako of Los Angeles. 7-5,
Go in the Semifinal yesterday.
Olewine vanquished Seymour
Greenberg Of Chicago. ST. rs, 6-3.
Olewine also gained the finals
Of the doubles with his partner
Mako, by eliminating Ronald Ed
wards Of San Jose, Cal, n
Creenberg 1-6, 6-3. CD FOLEY and
William Gillespie of Atlanta will
be the opponents Of lOlewine and
Mako following their semlfnal vic.
tory over Frank Mehner anc
Clifford Berg Of Utah. 6-l. 7-5
Helen Germaine and Mrs. Mill.
cent Lang. both OF New York
meet in the womens singles hna
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
MAKES 1T EVEN 50

Al Joe did yesterday was 10 run
his hitting streak through 50
games and who's going 10 stop
that hird?-h hit his twentieth
homer TO lead both leagues in that
department and collect four for
five.
And since Tommy Heinrich and
Joe Gordon also had their home
run suits on and since Marius
Russo had a nice game in his syS-
tom, the Yanks had no trouble in
Einning their eleventh straight
game by taking the Browns, CD
incidentally. they also increased
their lead 10 four games over the
idle Indians
Ed Smith let the Senators dowr
with six hits and Billy Knicker
becker hlt homer with on,
aboard 10 give the White Sox {
81 decision over Sid Hudson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
WHAT \ BEGINNING

The doctor and we wouldn't
question his diagnosis or his word
declares he treated several cases
lust after the first inning yester-
day when the Dodgers slammed
Paul Dcrringer and Junior Thomp-
son for seven hits and as many
runs in the very first inning
The good doc said ne had a mild
attack himself after tuning IN on
that inning and only quick quaff
of some pale amber fluid saved
him
Dixie Walker led off that inning
with a homer and Curt Davis, the
Dodger pitcher. capped it with an
other homer with two aboard. The
final result was Dodgers y. Reds
2, for their fifth straight victory
and since the Cardinals weren't
scheduled, the delirious Dodgers
increased their league lead tC
three and a half games
. There was only one other game
i'm the National and in this one jim
Tobin Of the Braves uncovered an
other nifty five-hit performance L
trim the Cubs. 70
II Vouldn.t surprise us 10 learI
Yankee fans also are afflicted witt
a similar malady from followin.
lhc fortunes OF Joe DIMaggio anC
the other YankS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
WHITING IN RUNNING

There are two other first timers
to be~Feekoned with One is Dick
Whiting Detroit junior star. who
at Is is the youngest player in the
tournament sWhiting owes his
place today'S third round TO the
generosity and fine craftsmanship
of Frank Walker Of Lansing. When
it was discovered Whiting. who
beat him 4-3, had Is clubs in his
bag, one more than the rules al
lowed the Lansing player asked
that the rule be waived and the
young Detroiter allowed 10 con-
tinue. The committee gave its con-
sent.
The other first timer is Jay Law
OF Sylvan Glen. who defeated
Randall Ahern of Meadowbrook on
the twenty-third then followed
with a one-up victory over Ray
Hunter of Detroit by some birdie
shooting in the clutch
And don't overlook this posi-
bility-the state championship may
again be the property of the
KocSis family. Young Sammy
KocSis. continuing his fine play
shot par golf in winning two
matches and was rated a decided
threat.
Also Middle Belt has two other
players besides Kocsis among the
10 survivors-Jack Ross. 20-year.
! old son Of the NJ. c. A. president
and Bill LosiewicZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Parker, Schroeder
Battle 10 Gain Final

SPRING LAKE. y. J. July =
- tINSl - Defending Champion
Frankie Parker clashes today with
Ted Schroeder Of Glendale. Cal, IN
the Semifinal round Of tho annual
Spring Lake invitation TEMPS tour
namcnt
Tho winner Of this match will
meet Wayne Sabin Of Reno. Nev
for The title. Sabin yesterday
eliminated Jack Kramer Of Monte
hcllo. Cal. 40. 81. 6-s. 81 SO
after TWO hours NJ terrific battling
that saw Kramer wilt right out OF
The picture IN the final set
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12

NEW YORK, July 12--In all
seriousness. a young ambulance
doctor told us today there is a new
disease in Brooklyn. lie calls #
dodgeritiS.
He says it is not serious and may
be cured by an extended absence
from attending Dodger ball games
or by staying away from the radio
broadcast of their games.
He describes the malady as over
excitement induced by the heat
and tense following of the DodGer
,dongS. lie says dodgeritis usually
claims stout ladies and fat bald
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
80 STARTS VICTORIES

Tuacross. which was claimed
several years ago in Maryland by
Wilson for the Bull account, has
not added much 10 the stable
treasury With only two victories
in Is starts last season and none
in - this year, it could hardly
be said he was earning his car
rots. But he found a field he could
whip yesterday when he opposed
eight horses. most of which had
not won a race IN two years. With
Alex Carr in the saddle 1t was
Tuacross at the finish by half
length,
TuacrosS was a fayoritc. bui the
same could not be said for Cro~
Wilder. a 2-year-old son of Law
yer. which Wilson claimed in his
last start for $1,000 While DiXl-
anaS Big Parade went away from
the post as the favorlte IN the D
furlong dash Jockey Newbold
Pierson stepped out with Grow
Wilder and after taking back 10
give the horse a breather came
on again and won like a good
thing by more than two lengths
from the DlXiana gelding. Grow
Wilder paid $3.50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Probable Pitchers

NfAItNAA - AaAaNNA
NsN N"iK a. S. L1as-Donsld vs.
AIfsr
faHses a1.s AZ Cleveland -Mecrabb W.
81 mar
Boston 90 DTTRCfT t11-uu-es1n and
20 -sTt1w VI Corsica and Tf5ut.
+ Uasr.-LI lf ll.CaEY s4u4... Ross
NATIONAL IEA0It
Cr.r-sH ~ neutrality-suspicious. w
IWysff
~ Louis a. New Ybrk--whns ". scchu
maCrFr
/ Cfiear1 AZ Boston Passeal We Johnson
/ Trfa-isE a. Phnadsiphia Butcher W
Crrtrnrr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Jeanne Cline Wins
Junior Women S Title

ST. CHARLES. Ill. July 12.-
GNS) In her last chance to cap
ture the Western Women's Junior
golf title because Of the age limit
l7-year-old Jeanne Cline of Bloom
ngton. H.. easily defeated Doro-
thy Campbell Of st. Louis. 5 and
4. in the finals OF the champion
ship flight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
nTIRnIT

fst8srr ratf.ug avVrtge
T'tu season rsffinE average
.Faftri f.~ Grove u the ninth
fNsr frr Peacock In tho ninth
furs NlfIed campbell York Two
1ssa hits Fcacacs Tehbetts Campbell
H.rlrs. York Left an bases BOSTON .
DrtfaU Bases 1u balls oft Grove 3
OF Eevs-m struck COZ By Grove 4
hy Stwsom Z. Ump.res-stswArt. SUMMER
ana Rue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Baseball in Brief
HONE RrN HIrTFRs

HONE RJN HfTTERs
DiMaEFio. Yankees Gefd7n. YANKEES
Heinrich Yankee. walker D.rEs-t Dat r.
Dodgers. MscSick Docgers. Culsnh.ns
Browns kricksrhorker WrNe krR
LEADERS American. DiGEErIo var.
kees %. Keller Yankees ~ johks
AthisfIcs - National Of Giants rs
CtmtH. D1drcfs 10 Nichpison. Cubs IS
LEADING PITCHERS
American Fsntf, Indians. ia Benton
z g-rr 6-i Fyba. Red SoH 81 Rpft. tg
Yankees 20. Lyons White ECN -
2sfers Riddle Reds 20. Krist c. ~
rs's 90, Nsher, Cardinals and Car
.entsr Giants 5-i. Wyatt, Dodgers. 49,
IFAnTNg BATTERs
tmsfca1 Williams Red SOY 7fE
c. snras Browns 81. Heath lnd'ans
rfs National EeIser Dodces 1ll
lfsr cardinals $50. Couucl. Braves 10
RrSs RATTED ~
Ansr. ca1 rrNagEio. Yankees % kel
frr Yanssss u YORK. Tigers. 81 "a
re0si. Nicholson Cubs 81 Csmilli
Dodgsrs, 81 Slaughter. Carclnhb. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
HE'S IN AIR CORPS

Many believe the new champion
will be Don ONeil, the Tulane
sophomore from Ann Arbor who is
a powerful hitter and has the
other shots 10 60 with his long
drives. This also would mean a
trip out Of the state for the
trophy as O'Neil has enlisted in
the Air Corps and leaves next
week for Atlanta, Ga.
One under par for the day, he
came from behind to defeat Art
.Thorner. the Southpaw, one down
in the afternoon. In the other
match he won from Jack Miller
-DetEaitcrS.- zz6. ThorneI
topped him 2 up after the eleventh,
but lost three of the next four
holes, one through missed short
putt and another through drive
out of bounds.
Oh yes, and how about a golfer
competing in the tournament for
the first time winning IL? This is
the first start for Dick Dayne. the
medalist from Glen Oaks, who is a
supremacy confident golfer and
will be hard 10 stop. He showed he
has what it takes when he dropped
an eightsfooter on the eighteenth
10 gain his one-up triumph over
ZawadZki.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
BIG, RANGY FELLOW

Crow Wilder. a big, rangy fell
low. looks like he may develop
into a rather fair sort of horse.
He stands up as a real claim for
$1,000 and a very worthy addition
TO the stable which includes Tom
luta. Sweep Swinger lie Chat,
Aaron Burr. Bold Turk and Bright
Arc. all winners at the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Horses. 10 Watch
nv IFW WALTER

a. Arlington Park Fior1an Beal WIf
pitrHr Taff.s sHL uUEhrIse
Al Empire CIs sinlF sun Mica. br
Stlrks Land 90 o.
A. Detroit Ss-ahcub. y. D. McCary.
Vignstts. star Ina.
AZ suroik Downs -chsros Hun. Pr
yiTa, Alley, Cufstts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
State Golf Results
FIRST ROT NJ

FIRST ROT NJ
zigmund ZaWadzki. Detroit, defeated FL
DC DICK .Dayne, Detroit defeated jim Lock.
Clarence Benedict. Muskeson. defeated
Don Mead. Deu1t FL
Boo Paimer Grand Rapids. defeated J
d. StandiSh Jr. Detroit. p.
AWbery Winfield Ann Afbef, defeated
Georee VaWek, Muskegou. 81
Carl Euason. Niles defeated Russell Cole.
" r stevens J-. Detroit. defeated
Chuck Petoskey Detroit. l up 10 holes
sam Kocss. Detroit defeated Or. John
son Mcclure Charievoix. rs.
Ed Ervasti. Detroit, defeated W Stout
Harold Brink Grand Rapids. defeated
Bob Alderman, Brd.Tan. i-3
Frank Bsols. Detroit. defeated al Man
.ning, Flint, So
Lou Neuger Nnn N.bdr feteHted LOUIS
Woodward Battle Greek 6-5
Jack Ross, Detroit. defeated BOB Curiey
Lou wendrow Lansing defeated NeaI
Bnl Bsfciay Flint defeated Arnold
Lockerby. Grand Rapids, a-1
Mike Dietz Detroit defeated Ronald
Mcdonald Detroit. 60
Bob MontaCuc saginaw, defeated J
Bezycrk0v. Detroit 80
" I.osiewicz Detroit. defeated SO
Tushhant. DSLi ok, t-3
Frank Walter. Lansing defeated Joe
Watson. Lansing. J ur 70 holes
Dick Whit4ag Detroit, dTeajcd Gu,
Brggs Detroit. S-5
Frank Connolly. Detroit. defeated john
Ledy, Ann Aroor, Bel
Joe sommers Dstroi' defeated Rn
Walsh. Kalawaz9o. -
-.i,.,-,. ...--A,,r, as,..,f, a-f~s.~.-ysel
Miller, Detroit. rs
Art Thorner. Detroit, defeated Ras
Mead Detroit, Al
Ioha Babs Detroit, defeated Alec CHS
holm. Lansing. 4 zap. 10 holes
Morry Schiller. Detroit, defeated Altar
Chambers Detroit 81.
Ray Hunter Detroit. defeated DR.. How
Ronnis Williams Detroit. defeated I'm,
Calais. Lansing s-3
Kent zimmerman Detroit. defeated vi,
Cuiss Jackson. 81
jay lay Detroit. defeated Randall
Ahern, Deroit. one up. % holes.
SECOND ROt Nd
Dayne defeated Zawadzki J up.
Benedict defeated Lar0se. ri
Palmer defeated Whitfield. 81.
Fuason defeated stevens 50,
Kocsis defeated EFvasu 30
Brink defeated r Banis. 81.
Wood defeated NenAer 2-1
Ross defeated WcndrIw, 80.
DietE defeated Barclay. 81
LlsieWicz defeated Montague g
Whiting defeated walker AS
Connolly defeated Sommers 40.
. Sell defeated Thoruer 1 up
Babis defeated Norry Schiller s-j.
Law defeated Hunter. 1 up
Williams defeated zimmerman, 40
TODAN'S THIRD ROT NJ PAIRING>
Dayne va. Benedict Palmer US. Ella
son KocEs vs. Brink wood vs. Ross
Diez " Losiewicz Whiting " Connolly
/ o Neil vs.. J. Bahis Law rs. Williams.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
s HoMERs IN TWO DAYS

During one spree last week he
dubbed i've homefs IN TWO days.
In all. he's hit for the circuit Is
times this season.
Speaking OF ex-Detroit preppers
doing well in the state circuit
brings up Nern Freiburger. for
merly Of Eastern and now with
the Flint Indians.
The last state averages showed
Frelburger in third spot with
batting mark Of .34i
Casey Klewicki once OF Ham
tramck High and more recently
OF Michigan State. is hitting 300
these DAYS Tor The 81. Joe Autos.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
SoftbaII Results

AT MACK PARK
peFour 3 Micromatic 2
Keller Girls s. Hudson Girls 4
philcons 2. Priggs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
Hogan, Snead
Erased From
PEA. Tourney

CHERRY HILLS. DENN K f.
Colo. July j.. - With one Of the
greatest rounds in Its history IN
the records. defending champion
Byron Nelson. Lloyd MangrUm a
definite threat on the title horizon.
the venerable Gene Sarazen and
Vic GheZzi comprised the setting
hcrc today IN the twentytourth
National p G A. championship.
The SemlflnalS picture isn't eN-
actly the way the experts figured.
but then anything m / & hi have
happened Yesterday as the four
QuartcrfnalS winners blStercd the
mile high course 10 the tune OF
Is under par golf, and little Ben
Hogan and Samuel Jackson Snead,
the two top favoriieS. were erased
from the Rocky Mountain scenery.
Playing one Of the finest matches
al his career. Nelson fired a PAIR
of 6s.S- over the par 1851 lay
out. 10 beat Hogan IN the stretch
IN a battle that wasn't decided
until the last putt on the thirty
sixth carpet. And for Hogan the
irony of il all was his great 90 IN
the morning half Of the double.
round, the best 1S-hole medal
since the professionals world
series" got under way last Monday.
Is oNE-PUTT HOLES
Mangrum. the Monterey Park,
Cal, freshman, welded the hottest
putter OF the day. with Is one-puttI
greens. TO duplicate Nelson's six
under par performance, and tSatI
brand of shotmaking left Snead on
the short end of an Unexpected
6 and 4 count.
Alone with his opponent and a
couple of caddies. in the first
round matches Wednesday. Sara
zen had big portion OF the 5000
gallery Yesterday land they gave
him plenty of attention today
when he faced Nelsonl as he con-
tnued his sub-par golf 10 send
Denny Shute elsewhere for more
laurels, Z and6.
Gene has the right idea, what
with his shaky legs. He makes
them short and snappy. Thursday
he reckoned % holes was long
enough, so he closed out Bruce
Coltart at that juncture, beatingI
the Absecon, n. j., pro. 8 and Il
For the 30 holes against Shute.
the knickered veteran was a under
par.
HAD EASY CHORE
Ghezzi. too had an easy chore,
winning his tiffwith Jimmy Hines,
Great Neck, l.. l.. 8 and Z. The
only bachelor among yesterday 5
eight starters. Vic was two under
regulation in the morning and he
carded par in the afternoon round,
Nelson never held the lead over
the 13S-pound Texan until that
stretch finish, Hogan fired a So
al Byron to be l up at the nine.
hole turn. and another pair OF
trays maintained the slim margin
for Benny at the intermiSSlon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12

It's Current Now in Brooklyn Durocher's Gang
Keep Increasing Lead; Yonks Doing Same Thing

headed men as its victims but it
aslo has been known to afflict
skinny danes and gay young
blades
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
B MandgersGet
Nod in State
AN-Star Lineup
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

If there's such a thing as too
many managers spelling the broth.
the fans who take in the annual
all-star game in the Michigan
State League a week from Mon
day may see il come TO pass.
In the stars" lineup which will
tackle the Flint Indians. the
league leaders. there'll appear no
less than three playing managers.
One of the trio. Eddie Kirchoff,
second baseman of the ST. Joseph
Autos-will direct the plays OF
standout talent. The other pilots
Jack Tighe of Muskegon and
Willard McMullen of Saginaw
will get the call as catcher and
first baSeman. respectively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
MAY NOT BE THERE

There's a possibility. however.
IMcMullen may not be around on
the day of the game. At least, as
Ia player. It's not that he objects
10 the game.
The objections, if any originate
from League President Tom Halli-
gan. who stands opposed 10 Nc
Mullen continuously telling off the
state. umpireS. McMullens over
dose of adjectives-a of the UNI
complimentary variety, this week
brought him an indefinite suspen-
sion.
Halligan, like President Will
IHarrdge in the American League
in dealing with Jimmy Dykes Of
Chicago, hasn't decided when he'll
put the okay on McMullen again.
First. he's got to promise us
an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
EHNt' Ht kVt 10 VTUIHISt US
he'll act much differently"

FidIIigan declared Today.
Announcement OF the all-star
lineup must have come as a
source OF considerable satisfactic =
TO the Tiger management when y
was revealed no less than five Of
the Detroit farmhandS at Muske-
gon made the team
Particularly gratifying IS the
fact. three Of the quintet are in
felders Adam Bengoechea at
second. Johnny Lipon short. and
Gordon Howerton. third. Lipon.
the eX-Chadsey High ace, has de-
veloped into a smuggling star.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-12
State Amateur
Meet Wide0per
As Is Battle
By VI. F. DRUKENBRoD

CHARLENOlX, July Twin
the state amateur golf tournament
even more open with the elimina-
ton Yesterday of Ziggy Zawadzki.
Hast years winner, and Bill Bar
CLAW. the 1899 champion, all sorts
of possibilities present themselves.
Unless the Michigan residents IN
the tournament busy themselves,
there's a chance of Ohioan, John
Wood. 24-year-old law student at
the University of Cincinnati, may
capture the priced championship
trophy and cart it out OF the state
for the first time.
Wood spends his Summers at
Harbor Point and is competing for
the second year under the come
one-come-all policy which marks
the tournament. A mighty fine
golfer. Wood stamped himself a
real threat yesterday in winning
from Jack Eleveld Of Grand
Rapids and Lou Wenger of Ann
Arbor. Last Fall he went to the
Crosse Isle final before Jack
Emery beat him on the nineteenth.
DIETZ BOOSTS STOCK
Also. one hears considerable talk
of a double" meaning a triumph
| in both this and the Detroit Dis
trict tournament. This hasn't hap
Ipened in some years. Mike Dietz,
winner of the district title last
month. boosted his stock yesterday
with a 3D. victory over Barclay
after beating Ronald Mcdonald,
l6-5. The 24-year-old Dietz. plainly
i'm stride, was even par for the day.
And. how about golfer now 30
capturing title denied him when
he was i'm his early twenties and
rated one OF the finest swlngers In
THE state?
He's Frank Connolly, medaliSt
lin this event on three occasions,
who. his friends say, is playing
better now than he ever did. He
showed his class with ! sub-par
display in defeating Joe Sommers,
financial reporter for The Detroit
Times, 4-3. in the second round.
And he was plenty good when he
eliminated John Leidy. the L. OF
NJ. golfer, 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

Walsh. whose most recent success
was They Drive BY Night,
High Sierra" was produced by
Warner Bros, with Mark HELM
ger as associate producer.
Supported by a cast which In
cludes Alan Curtis, Arthur Ken
nedy. Henry Hull, Henry Trav-
ers. Joan Leslie. Bogart and Miss
Lupino are said TO triumph in
the two top roles. Bogart plays
Roy Earl, strange sort Of
criminal TO whom crime 10 an
unple but nevertheless
necessary. business. II 10 q
role somewhat reminiscent OF the
one he played 10 brilliantly In
his first motion picture, The
Fortified Forest" Miss Lupino h
seen as the girl who loves him %
much that she eventually proves
his downfall. Another member of
the cast Whose love helps to lead
to his eventual undoing 70 a small
loyal and lovsble wire haired ter
rier. named ''Pard."
Making her first film appear
ance In High Sierra" in Joan
Leslie. a lovely sxteen-year-old
who figures prominently in a
brief but important episode that
helps TO set up the human side
Of the character Bogsrt playa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-02-07

ROXY - Humphrey Bogsrt and Ida
Lupino in High Sierra ! 80,
235. 500. $40: also Miriam Hop
kins and Claude Rains in Lady
With Red Hair" 20. $40. $40.
Virginia Bruce and John
Woman" l2s4. 25e, 5ls. $50.
1922 also Richard Arlen and
Pushers' II 81. 1884. AIS, e:4s.
MisIC BoN-Cary Grant and Kath-
srine Hepburn in Philadelphia
Story" ! | 30. 2 .05. 40 7 40, 1000.
also March OF Time, IS, 4.lo, e:55,
RIVIERA - Gary Cooper and Made
leine Carroll In Northwest Mount
ed Police" II 80. 2:45. sos, e.25;
also World IN Planes" las, Sos
s:25.
BLIE MoUsE-Anna Nesgle and
Richard Carlson IN mo. No Nan
cite" 1910 3 AS. $50. 9 SIS: also
Cesar Romero and Patricia Morrison
in Romance OF the Rio Grande, I"
IL: 80, 2:35. $40, s:45.
Return SHOWINGs
BEVERLY - Ann Miller and Richard
Carlson In Too Many Girls" and
Richard Dix and Kent Taylor in
Men Against the Sky"
CaPITOI.-James Stewart and Mar
garet SULLIVAN in Shop Around the
Love, Honor and oh BABY"
COMM NITl-Pat O'Brien and John
Garfield in Flowing Gold" also
Ronald Reagan and Lya Lys in
Murder in the Air "
KAY STREET - Marjorie Rambeau
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