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Evening star., 1941-07-01
Is New Policemen
Named by Board
In Montgomery
County Heads Approve
Revision of Command
At ; Substutions
B, a staff Correspondent Of The star.

BY Staff Correspondent of The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, July 1-Ap-
pointmert of l6 additional police
men and revision of the command
at all three police substations was
approved today by the Montgomery
County commissioners.
Police Commissioner r. Watts
Farmer indicated after today's ac-
ton that subsequent appointments
will be made.
Under the new setup Detective
Theodore Vollten has been desig-
mated lieutenant in charge of the
Detective Bureau and a station
commander" has been named for
each of the three substations to
supplant the present system whereby
sergeants have joint responsibility at
each station
Four substitute commanding off,
GERS who will be available for duty
at any of the stations also are pro-
vided.
S191,0O0 for Police in Budget.
The new county budget, effective
today, carries an appropriation OF
approximately S191 900 for the police
department, representing an in
crease of about s45,O00 over the last
fiscal year, to finance the new police
program.
The appointments and changes
approved by the commissioners to-
day are to become effective July 81
New policemen, who were taken
from civil service rolls certified by
Police Civil Service Commissioner
B. Peyton Whalen, are:
James o. Breeden and William C
Trigger, both of Bethesda; Herman
C. Paul, William Morgan Whalen
and Preston P. Walter, all of Ia
koma Park; Robert Taylor Cantwell,
Sandy Spring; Mason w. Gray,
Poolesville; Joseph C. Hawkins,
Etchison: John Herman johnson,
Silver Spring; w. Kenneth Miller,
Gaithersburg; Woolyine C. Waddell,
Rockville, and Clyde C. Ward
Darnestown
In addition, the following four
men were appointed from new civil
service list certified by Commissioner
Whalen on June %:
James M. Anderson, Colesville:
Edward R. Barber, Bethesda; Paul
A.. Federline, Rockville, and Edward
l.. Hurley, Damascus.
Other Promotions o. KID.
Other advancements approved be-
side that OF Sergt. Vollten, who is to
receive $3.50 annually, are the fol-
lowing station commanders:
Sergt. Leroy Rogers, to the rank
of lieutenant at Bethesda substa-
ton; a similar advancement for
Sergt. Leroy Snyder at the Silver
Spring station and similar ad-
vancement for Sergt. Earl Burdine
at the Rockville station, all to re-
ceive $3.50 each.
Sergt. Guy Jones is to be given
the rank of first sergeant and will
be a substitute commander to re-
lieve any of the lieutenantS; Sergt
James McAulliffe, to be designated
second sergeant; Sergt. Roy Bod
mer, to be designated third sergeant
and Sergt. Joseph Nolte, fourth
sergeant, each to receive an annual
salary of $2,400
Pvts. George Windham, Paul Wat
kins, Charles Barnes and Frank
Soper are to be designated cor
porals, and Officers Frank Lane
Earl Stearn and Gassaway Linthi-
cum to be designated detective cor
porals, all to receive an annual SAL
ary of So, 100 each.
Evening star., 1941-07-01
Maryland to MciI
Income Tax Notices
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ANNAPOLIS, July Notices that
the second State income tax INSTALL
ment payment is due July Is will be
mailed to Maryland taxpayers this
week, State Controller j. Millard
Tawes said yesterday.
The notices will contain the
amount due by each taxpayer who
took advantage of the provision in
the new income tax law permitting
payments in quarterly installments.
Mr. Tawes said that as of June 26,
a total of 122,027 taxable returns
yielded the State S5,175 ,30G The tax
is expected to produce $6,500,000.
Evening star., 1941-07-01
Club Gets Liquor Permit

A Glass c club license was granted
yesterday by the Montgomery County
Liquor Control Board to the Hob Mob
Club on Severn Locks road, Cabin
John, Md Several persons appeared
to protest the license, but withdrew
their opposition when they found the
application was for q club license
instead of Glass D license. The
club is for colored persons.
Evening star., 1941-07-01
Cub Pack Is Formed
At ARLINGTON Meetino

Organization of Cub Pack 112,
Robert E. Lee School, Arlington,
Va, was completed at a meeting at
the home of Carl F. Mayer, new
cubmaSter
The pack is being sponsored by
the Robert E. Lee Parent-Teacher
Associated and will be affiliated
with Boy Scout Troop 112
Approved officers besides Mr.
Mayer include David Crenshaw
treasurer; R. A. st. George, assistant
cubmaster; Mrs. Eugene F. Wager,
secretary.
Evening star., 1941-07-01
Alexandria Receives
S13, 500 Fire Truck
By Staff Correspondent of The Sta,

BY Staff Correspondent of The Star
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July IA
new $13,500 fire truck, with pump
ing capacity of 1850 gallons, was
delivered to the city today, but tests
and other routine procedure will
delay placing it in active service for
about a week.
The engine will replace a truck
now in service with Co. l. The old
truck, a 750-gallon pumper, was pur-
chased in 1925.
Evening star., 1941-07-01
D. c. Midshipmon Quote
Bill Goes to House

The Walsh bill to increase the
Districts quota of midshipmen at
the United States Naval Academy
from to Is, to bring it more into
line with the number allowed the
States, is on its way to the House
for consideration today. following
passage by the Senate Yesterday.
Evening star., 1941-07-01
Alexandra Extends
u. S. 0. Drive Indefinitely

BV Staff Correspondent of The Star
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July l.
Alexandria's drive to raise $500
for the United Service Organizations
was extended indefinitely yesterday
when it was learned that cash on
hand totaled only S3,868. Pledges
bring the amount in prospect to
about S4,500.
The campaign will be continued
until the full quota is raised, officials
said. The drive was originally
scheduled to end last Monday, but
was extended until yesterday.
Evening star., 1941-07-01
Aberdeen Herd Sold

WARRENTON, Va, July R.-
The sale by the Broadview Farm of
Warrenton of its entire herd of
Aberdeen Angus to the LIE Baron
estate. which is owned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Cotnareanu, was an
nounced yesterday. The herd in
cluded Epponian Of Rosemere, 9th,
1888 international grand champion.
Evening star., 1941-07-01
Divorce PIeu Filed

ROCKVILLE, Md, July l (Spe-
ciaD Mrs. Elizabeth M. Galloway
has filed suit here for q limited
divorce from Roy C. Galloway,
Gaithersburg merchant, and asks
custody of the couples five children,
who range from to II years old.
Desertion is charged.
Evening star., 1941-07-01
by Lightning

WOODSTOCK, Va, July l (P).--
Walter w. PAIGE, a newspaper en-
ploye, was shocked by lightning
while using the telephone at his
home here yesterday. His shirt
was torn off and he was given
hospital treatment.
Evening star., 1941-07-01
QUIET Please!

PUBLIC RASCAL NO. s.
Meet Freddy, a member of the
lunatic fringe, who takes anti
social delight in dashing his car
up to a corner-then stopping
all in a heap, brakes and tires
screaming. Has frightened six
widows and orphans to death,
deafened entire communities.
Certificate of merit will be
presented citizen who traps this
dangerous man and holds him
incommunicado in an attic
trunk.
Evening star., 1941-07-01
To Discus Reunion

The Third Division Society and
Ladies Auxiliary. Washington
Branch No. 7, will discuss their
coming reunion at meeting at the
Willard Hotel at 8 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1941-07-01
In July, Beware OF:

III JuIyj DCWaHC UT
l.. The hours between $3.50
and $50 PIN. All four of the
persons killed In traffic in July,
1910, were fatally injured within
this three-hour period.
2. Crossing a street at point
other than a crosswaik. Two
pedestrians met death by this
action in July last year.
The two other traffic victims
were fatally hurt while either
crossing a street at an uncon-
trolled intersection or driving
an automobile.
Evening star., 1941-07-01


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Evening star., 1941-07-01
Make July Safer
July, l94l
July, l940
Toll In Previous Months.

July s July II July Is July 2s
. . . .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
California Boys
Win Net Titles

CULVER. Ind, Aug 1.-Two
youngsters from California made
sure today that the western state
held IT'S apparently unbreakable
grip on title honors IN the National
juniors and boys tennis tourna-
ment AT Culver Military Academy
Fifth ranking Bulge Patty Of
Los Angeles fought through five
sets. but finally managed 10 con-
quer Vic SeiXas Of Philadelphia
seeded second, and thereby 10 give
California the Junior singles cham
pionship for the ninth consecutive
year. The score was 6-3, As, 60,
As. 10-S.
Shortly before Patty's victory
Bobby Falkenberg of Hollywood
Cal, won the boys championship
for the second consecutive year
defeating Jack Tuero Of New Or
leans. 4-6, So, Cd, in the final
match.
Jimmy Evert Of Chicago and
Robert Smidl. River Forest, III,
seeded three in the national dou-
bles tourney. were crowned Junior
doubles champions as they de-
fested the second ranked Gardner
Larned. Chicago. and Robert Jake
Milwaukee,. So. ga 6-0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Floyd Giebell Sold
Outright to Buffalo

Floyd Giebell. who last Septem-
ber was the most talked Of young
hall player in America when in
Cleveland he pitched the Tigers
10 an American League cham
pionship, has gone back to the
minors.
Thus is ended, temporarily, at
least one Of the most feeting
stretches Of fame in major league
history.
The Tigers sold Giebell out
right 10 Buffalo Of the lnterna-
tional League. according 10 an
nounccrNent al Briggs Stadium
Saturday His sale was part Of
the Detroit clubs new rebuilding
program launched recently with
the sale Of Archie Mckaln, also A
pitcher. 10 the 81. Louis Browns.
and the recall OF three farm
hands
Two of the recalled farm hands
Les Mueller, pitcher from Beau
mont and Murray Franklin, third
baseman from Little Rock-re-
ported to the Tigers Saturday.
Hal ManderS. who came up from
Knoxville. reported on Friday.
pitching in part Of an exhibition
game IN Flint.
Glebell came I'D 10 the Tigers
through the Detroit club farm
system after spending 1855 with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
PITTSBURGH

Totals a. sac IS Totals 30 10 30 ~
'Bst'sd for stevsr, IN thirteenth.
Bsttsd for wsrnske in third.
-Batted for Marion In eighth.
Pittsburgh 0o4 OOo 600 600 Is
st. LOUIS 100 600 O30 600 90
Runs Handey Vaughan 2, Elliott,
Lopez Crespi Hopp 2 Crabtrse Errors
Handley, Marion Lake. Runs hatted in
Handley, Elliott 2 Van Robays. Hopp.
Brown Rize (Hopp scored IN hrst on
Handley error vaughan scored on Lake $
error in thirteenth. Two-base hits
Elliott Slaughter Three-base hits-Hopp
2 Sacrifice hits Butcher. Crouch Double
PLAYS -Handlev 70 Martin 20 Fletcher.
Crespi 20 Lake 10 Hopp. Klinger n Mar
tin TO Fletcher Bases on halls--On Suit
van 2 oh KinEer ?. OF Warneke 2. on
Hutchinson 2 Struck out-By Butcher /
by Klnger g. ~ Warneke 2. by Krist 2
nv Crouch l. Hts-On Wsrneks 4 in 2
innings On Krist IN 5 innings IN
Hutchinson IN 42-3 innings, OF Butcher
N IN Ia innings. OF sullivan none In
m inning tpiiched 70 two batters). On
Klinger IN s % innings on Lanisr / IN
No inning pitched 20 two hattersl. IN
Crouch none IN Is inning Left on IA ses
81 Louis y, Pittsburgh Winning
pitcher klnger Losing ptcher-H utchin
son. umpires Balanfsnt Rarnck and
pinslu Time ~ game 324 Paid a..
tandsnc' 223. Ladies day totsl-i2 SIS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Morgan to Fight
In Glasgow, Scotland
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Kayo Morgans fight IN Windsor
Saturday night with Dickie Wells
was his last on this continent for a
while. The b8ntamwelght ring
comic viii soon be wlnglng his way
70 Glasgow. Scotland. 10 appear IN
show for the relief of Scottish
refugees
Tired OF waiting an answer from
sgd HullS. IN whom he'd offered
kayoS services for a London relief
show. Manager Harry Baxter,
whose home town is Glasgow,
wired Patrick Dollan. lord provost
of the city. offering Morgan s
services there.
Scotland has been under heavy
fire since Rudolf Hess, the NaZi
aid 10 Adolf Hitler. crashed there
in his flight from Berlin.
DollanS reply was as prompt as
ii was acceptable
Thanks for offer, which I
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Dad Beats Son
p. Fl. Ciapp Wins Club
Title on 18th Hole

A father defeated his son Satur-
day for the club championship at
Bloomfield Hills Country Club. but
it took him long time to do it
81 holes 10 he exact.
The father and the new cham
'pion is Philip Fl. Clapp, and the
son is Roger V. Clapp.
The senior Clapp, after trailing
by one hole in the min I h,
and twenty-seventh,
squared the match on the thirty
sixth. He then took the first
extra hole with a par 5 when his
sons third was trapped.
Mrs. G.. c. Booth won the
women's championship with a 4
10 3 victory over Mrs. II. II. Pat
erSOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Kova(s, Sdbin
Move 10 Final

RYE, y. Y. Aug. 9 frankie
Kovacs. Oakland. Cal and Wayne
Sabin. Reno. Nev., today were in
position TO win the Eastern Clay
Court Tennis championship, which
would be a turning point in their
careers.
Both advanced 10 tho finals Of
the tournament AZ Rye THIS after
noon Kovacs defeated the ma.
iional champion. Don Mcneil. IN
straight sets Sabln eliminated
Bryan NJ. tBtsyJ Grant Jr, Al
lanta.
Mcneil. a prospective Oman
who seemed on the verge Of re-
gaining his form Of last year
fubbed his chance FOR a comeback
The newly-Wcd koVacS forgot ms
Glowing and. seemingly with Sc
rious intentions, defeated Mcneil
6-3, 60, Ga
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

accept. subject to air transpor-
tation being arranged" he cabled
within eight hours after the
offer was sent.
Baxter is trying 10 arrange pas
sage on one Of the American bomb
ers being ferried 10 England. II
successful. the two of them will
make their fifth campaign to the
British Isles via clipper
Jim Brady. the British bantam
weight champion. is Morgan S
probable opponent for the Glasgow
match Oddly enough. Brady
fought in the Semifinal spot when
Morgan met Benny Lynch there
two years ago.
But Brady has come up in the
world since then. as evidenced by
his title. He recently beat Jackie
Patterson. the unCrowned fly
weight champion Of the world
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Tell Briggs What to Do
To Improve Tigers

Want to manage baseball team: All NJ figure
could do better job with WINERY
than the present could
needed and valuable advice the club
Well, here aren't doing
and face battle
face LOT Of rebuilding contender next
The Tiger officials they exactly
sure how to go about this rebuilding process.
That is where YOU letter to the base
ball editor Of The Detroit Times n the suggestions
reasonable and constructive the letter will be published
Walter o. Briggs the the will n and
be the giving Detroit winning ball club again
The letters should be brief possible and should
the general topic What would do Mr. Briggs" All
letters should be signed.
The first letters will he published In Wednesdays Detroit
Times BE the first To offer helpful
the Tiger Address all letters the Baseball Editor
detroit Times Watch Wednesdays Times for the letters
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Opens With IS

Zawadzki. who several weeks
ago dropped the State Amateur
championship he won year ago.
looked as if he was going 10 retain
this title when opened with a 68
at Sharp Park.
But he scared 10 81 in the after
noon and now trails the leaders
by s strokes. He may be able TO
close the gap in the final &c holes
tomorrow but the odds are ad-
mittedly against him.
Sammy kocsiS, who succeeded
ZawadZki as State Amateur cham
pion, also had l49 for today's two
rounds. His scores were - and "a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Boy Scouts Honor
Walter 0. Briggs

a plaque honoring Walter q
Briggs. owner Of the Detroit
Tigers. for his contribution "a
clean sports, will he presented him
at Tuesday afternoons game by
the Detroit Area Council of the
Boy Scouts.
The presentation will he made
at Briggs box immediately pre-
ceding the game A group Of
5000 Boy Scouts and 500 Scout
leaders will be guests of Briggs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
BobO 10 Pitch
Against Browns

Bobo Newsom is scheduled to
pitch for the Tigers against the
Browns here tomorrow in the sec
ond and final game Of the series
II is Bob Muncriefs turn to fling
for St. Louis.
Les Meuller, pitcher recalled
from Beaumont, and Murray
Franklin third haSeman from
Little Rock, reported 10 the Tigers
today Hal Manders. first of the
trio 10 he recalled in the new
Tiger rebuilding program, reported
Friday FLOYD Giehell Tiger
pitcher Of 1870 championship fame.
has been sold TO Buffalo.
Coach Steve O'Neill Of the Tigers
will be on the SidelineS 10 DAYS ~
more because Of a broken right
thumb, suffered In Flint Yesterday
The break came on pitch hy
Floyd Giehell in practice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Evansville in the Three-Eye cir.
cult. Floyd was with Beaumont
and Toledo in 1899, and last year
was farmed out 10 Buffalo, being
recalled after the close Of the
international League. lust in time
10 pitch himself 10 fame IN beat
ing Bob Teller and the Indians
2 10 0, last September 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
BUGS Edge Out
Cards in 18th
international New. servie. wiz.

ST, LOUIS, Aug. 9.-The st
Louis Cardinals, by losing a Sd
decision 10 Pittsburgh in - in
nings today, remained in a virtual
deadlock with Brooklyn for first
place in the National League, the
Dodgers having lost TO Boston.
The Cards were three percentage
points behind.
Vaughan crossed the plate with
the winning run when Eddie
Lake fumbled Pinch Hitter Spud
Davis easy grounder with the
bases loaded in the thirteenth in
pinu
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Pair Of Homers
Whip Dodgers

NEW YORK, Aug Q. - Pau
Waner's homer with the bases
loaded and Buddy Hassett's with
one aboard were the big blows
that gave the Braves an ST de
clsion over the Dodgers TODAY.
HaSSett's homer was his first of
the year and Waner's which put
the game on ice in the fifth, was
ms second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

SATURDAYS RESULTS
New York, 1870. Philadelphia
0-S-3.
Cincinnati 7-l2-2, Chicag
3-S-2.
Boston S-li-3a Brooklyn. IDOL
Pittsburgh 5-S-1, 81. Louis 4-14
2 Cl3 innings.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Cincinnati AZ Chicago.
Philadelphia AT New York ~.
Boston al Brooklyn (2).
Pittsburgh AZ 81. Louis ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
5 Brides Help Him
To Capture Club Title

Firing five brides on the y
holes the match went. c. L. Mil
Ter won the club championship
Saturday Al Orchard Lake by de-
feating Or W. F. STREET. 12-11.
On tho first rs of the final. Miller
had Is IN Doctor Streit'S 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
inside Page
Features

Page 2-Leo Macdonells Sports
Column; Times Softball Meet
Schedule.
Page 2-Golf News.
Page 4-Races.
Page 5-Sandlot News. lions
Roster. George +. Vans Spin
drift" Column George Maskln :
"On the State Beat.
Page Sin the Open
Page Major League Averages.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Evans and Ala
Share Lead in
State Pub|inx
(Scores on Page y

JACKSON, Aug 9-The State
Public Course golf championship
seems headed for its customary
place in Detroit. but unless Ziggy
Zawadzki makes a good comeback
tomorrow he'll have to relinquish
the title he won a year ago.
Al the end OF today's &c holes
in the 72-hole event, Max Evans
and Ray Ala were showing the
way with 143 totals 10 the other
|Detroiters who occupy the lead
ing positions in the field of more
than 40 players.
Evans and Ala had identical par
rounds Of II and u over the
Sharp Park and Cascades courses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Probable Pitchers
AMFRICAN ITAGTT

81 Louis a. Detroit Trout W Nun
criel
New York ~ Ph1sdelphis Russo and
Donald vs Knott and Harris
Chicago a. Cleveland Lyons and Lee "
Smith and Bagbyi
Washington AZ Boston fCsrrasausi and
Kennedy W NJ. Harris and Johnson
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
One Stroke Back

One stroke back Of them in n
deadlock for the next position
were Frank Connolly and Jim
Johnson, two more veteran cam
'paigners from the Motor City.
Connolly crowded back in the
running with a two-under-par 50
over the shorter Park course in
the afternoon after a morning Is
over the other layout. Johnson's
rounds were II and 70.
They were followed by another
group Of Detroiters at las. among
them John Babis, Bill Fenwick
and Jack Ross. Ross, one Of the
early morning leaders with 70 at
Sharp Park, took rs in the after
MON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Remarkable Timing

The highlight OF Pushman's feat
was his remarkable timing. Ac-
cording TO Jimmy Tenant, Kronk
coach who had five other pupils
among the eight who finished
Pushman hit 60 strokes a minute
without fail.
T had my watch on him
nearly all the time" said the
happy coach as he wrapped his
arms around the 165 pound
frame Of Pushman which was
caked from head 10 foot with
thin coating OF sand. And
there vas hardly n minute that
passed by that Dave didn't make
so strokes"
Tenant. who escorted Pushman
IN the No. ] boat. said twice dur
ing the race he fed the swimmer
small amounts Of honey which left
him in excellent condition even
fter he pulled himself out Of the
water in front Of the Belle Isle
bath house.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10

Runs hatfed in YORK Campbell ?
Two-hasa hu-York Three base hit Camp.
bell Home run Campbell Left on bases
81 Louis :. Detroit II Double play
Gehringer 20 York Bases on halls-Ot
Niggeling 2 of Newhouser ? on Kramer
/. Struck out By NiEEelink 2. by New
houser s Hus-O6 NiggeinE ~ in in
nings Losing pitcher NiggelinG Umpire'
summers Hubbard and Stewsr. Time
so. Attendance s.. q99.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Coli Club Kicker Winners

G.. w. Bean. w. n. Larkin. v.
A Olsen, F. F. Roberts and F. j
Winkler were kicker winners al
the Detroit Golf Club Saturday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
NAIInNAL IEAnTF

Pittsburgh A. 81 Louis tWhits and
Nahem W seveN ard Hentzelman1.
Boston A. BROOKLYN IEarly and Salvo We
Ffzsimmons and Haminl
Phladeipha - Neu York Hughes ard
Johnson ~ NrGes and Wf'UFl
Cincinnati a. Chicago Thompson -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Betters 1910 Shouting

In winning the race. Pushmar
bettered his last years perform
Hnce when he placed second Il
Clark with time ~ 3:00.37
Pushman's most serious chal
lenger. Gary WeiSenihal. thIrc
last year in 30l Is, was dragged
into his boat after about tWC
miles when he gaShed his right in
dex finger on a piece Of glass while
swimming up the Canadian side
Trailing Pushman by approx
mately half mile was Johr
Krygoski, 16-year-old swimming
star from Western High. Like
the winner and four other finish
ers. Krygoski was representing
Kronk. His time was = $40
Just behind Krygoski was Bob
Pushman. 16-year-old brother o
the winner and also kronl
member Young Pushmans tim'
was 2:59.35. Two other pupils o.
Tenant. Anthony SANDY Sinkie
w.cz and Frank Bureck grabbed
the next two places Sinkiewlc1
finished in 3O320 and Bureck ir
3.ll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-10
Dave Pushman
captures Swim
Around Isle

II takes 10,363 strokes free
style) to swim the 60 mile course
around Belle Isle.
Behind this startling revelation
lies the story OF how Dave Push
man, 24-year-old toolmsker repre-
senting Kronk Community Center,
e captured the second annual around
Belle Isle swimming championship
Saturday.
Pushman won the long distance
race in 2:52 43. which is IS seconds
slower than the inaugural record
Of 2:51.1s established last year by
Andy Clark, now a member Of the
ROYAL Canadian Air Force.