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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Race Meeting
Plans Upset
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Plans for a race meeting Al
Worthwhile this Summer are in
doubt as a result Of disagreement
over dates between State officials
and the Worthwhile Fair Board, il
was learned today.
Lou Smith promoter Of the
AGawam, Rockingham and Wheel
ing Downs race tracks, had almost
concluded arrangements with the
Worthwhile board for a three-week
meeting starting August 16 when
Fry and officials of the governor S
staff interposed objections.
Fry ruled a Worthwhile meeting
could 60 only if the race meeting
ran during The Worthwhile Wayne
County fair. Officials declared that
10 allow race meeting at any
other time might bring an influx
of turf promoters who would give
the county fair boards enough
profit on race meetings that they
might lose interest in sponsoring
fairs.
Many Of the fair boards are
private corporations aimed al
profit making
HAVEN'T GIVEN Up
Smith had already made ar.
engagements for the installation OF
a junior totaizator and was ready
10 post a bond guaranteeing a
purse distribution of AT least 81.
600 day. il was reported His
group, however. wants at least
three weeks Of racing 10 realize
on It's investment. The Worthwhile
board is eager 10 book a profit.
making venture for the track tc
reimburse itself for the losses suS.
tanned when last years race meet
ing showed a surprising deficit
Worthwhile officials have not Yet
given up hope for the meeting anC
plan 10 see Fry again this week.
Meanwhile, he Detroit FAN
Grounds meeting opens its sixth
week today with the management
aiming for a big fourth of july
program topped by the Indepen-
dcnce Handicap.
Jockey George King is still lead.
ing in the race for the riding
championship with 81 winners
against "a for Jack Flnchum, his
.ClOSeSt rival.
King rode nine winners last
week while Flinchum laid Off mos
.of the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Ty Happy for Joe
Cobb, Here to See Tigers, Congratulated DiMag
On Hitting in az Straight Games
BY EDGAR HAYES

$50 Joe broke the record.
Well that's a great thing for
baseball"
Ty Cobb. one Of the all-time
greats Of the national pastime, in
Detroit for a day. was pleased
with Di Maggio's feat of hitting in
~ straight games.
You know I saw Joe In San
Francisco before he joined the
Yankees and you could tell he
was going Ia he great ball
player. And he Il proving 10
more every day. That's quite a
feat batting in ~ consecutive
games And he may run II far
beyond that"
~ discussed his own record Of
40 games. broken once by George
SiSler and now by the smuggling
Italian.
81 was stopped by Ed Walsh.
He walked me a couple Of times
that day. I'm not sure but I
think he walked me the last
time I went 20 bat. That record
stood for long time and 80 did
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

II was NeWhouSer s fourth VIC
tory Of the season against five
defeats.
Rip Radcliff. who was filling in
for Barney McCosky in left field.
in the seventh started the Tiger
rally with a single 10 right. Rudy
York also singled and Bruce
Campbell was hit by a pitched
ball. filling the bases. Then Hig-
gins came through with his i'm
portant hit, single TO center.
scoring Radclif and York Teb-
belts also singled and Campbell
clicked al home.
At this juncture. Allen replaced
Muncrief. After frankie Croucher
fouled 10 Harland Cliff New
houser hit into A double play.
Taking Harold's grounder Allen
tossed IN Ferrell. who. with Cliff.
ran down Higgins. Then Tehbetts
was doubled trying TO sneak into
third during the excitement.
The ST Louis marker came in
the eighth when Ferrell walked
and Bobby EStelella. Cuban
scored the catcher with a two-baSe
drive over Pat Mullins head.
A comparatively small Sunday
crowd ot 9,612 witnessed the Tiger
triumph.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
TAKE LEAD ON 18TH

Brinke's birdie 3 on the fifteenth
put the Oakland Hills team l up
in the semifinal with Sheehan and
Seymour and that To- 4 decided il
when the last three holes were
halved.
The Eglestons took turns with
brides on the twelfth and thir-
teenth TO become | up on Ahern
and Davidson in the other semi
final. But Chuck's mighty drive
on the sixteenth. where Drew shot
out-of-bounds. trickled into the
cross ditch and the Tam duo lost
the hole to even the match.
AhernS holed chip shot put the
MeadoWbrook team I up and
Davidson's pitch 10 within a few
feet of the cup on the home hole
for a conceded birdie ended it,.
CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT
semifinals-Randall Ahern-H p. David =
son defeated Chuck and Drew Ekleston. 2
up: Chris Brinke-Warren Pease defeated
ommy Sheehan-Ed Seymour up
Final-Ahern- Davidson defeated Brinke-
Pesss. UP.
Consoiation--Louis Fisher. Rliv aylor de-
featsd Bob Montague Dave ward. -.
American League--John Oswald -Roila n
Taylor defeated John Dragon William
Anderson. I m, 20 holes.
Consolation Aus UnRer Wilson Dougsll
defeated Roy T Mitchel-Ed Flowers up.
National League--Lyle and Bob Fife de-
fested W. e. VanDresser-Paul Keller Jr.
mp. 30 holes.
Consolation match Mayor Edward J.
Jeffries Jr.-Asa Wilson defeated Walker
DavisNick Nolan. a..
international League--Sandv Brown. Fred
weyburn defeated J. NJ. Dooley-Neal Boyle.
5 and 4
Consolidated match George Beeman-Dr.
J. Calvin defeated A. c. Winger.W. A.
sigsvorth, up.
Pacific Coast League Fletcher Renton-
Art Kerwin defeated Or. G. A. Scott DR..
G. r. Pauiman. 2 NJ.
Consolation match NJ r. Milbv-P Perry
defeated r. A. ssnders-Herb Ashton,
Texas LeaEue-c. VI. Merty-w w Ros-
enbach defeated Don HoetEelTom Nolan.
I up. 30 holes
Consolation match J. NJ. Johnson Harry
Lang defeated George Csu.Rooert Don
nelly. J and 3
Three-T Lsagus--Gus Hesdbloonn Oscar
Rosen defeated n. cousins-A. schuman.
2 UP.
Consolation match--o L. Trslnsr-John
McKenna won by default.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

As expected. Michigan's minor
baseball league has tossed the
Shaughnessy playoG system over
board in favor Of the Spit-season
idea.
With financial motives behind
their move. the state circuit
bosses Yesterday decided 10 start
all over again Thursday, with the
hope the second half will produce
a closer race than the now fading
first half.
At the same time. the leaders
hope the revised Setup will restore
some Of the interest which has
in recent weeks and also
make il possible for such lowly
teams as Lansing and Saginaw 10
meet their bills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
DiMag's Joy Spoiled:
His Bats Stolen

climb out OF the stands and steal
my hat spoiled everything. Only
a bsllplayer could realize how
much q hat like that means 10
me"
JoitnC Joe is glad he broke Tho
record. bat he IS equally happy
hat itS over.
I've been pressing like the
devil for week." he said wow
] can relax and go back into the
old routine and, wherever the
streak stops, that'll be okay with
me. But that was one record
I've wanted 20 crack ever since
I came up in the ma jOr leagues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

ltll CITIZEN Nlll a udNtcu Ddii III
practice yesterday, though not
seriously injured. will be out of
the Tiger lineup for several days.
He was HE by ball batted by
frankie Croucher. Billy Sullivan
made a desperate effort TO defect
the ball. but just missed. McCosky
just recently returned 10 the game
after month on the SidelineS
with a lame back.
Corsica will pitch for the Tigers
against the White SoX in Chicago
today. Rigney is expected to fling
for the SoX. The Tigers are
booked for three games in the
Windy City, the third and last of
which is 10 be played Wednesday
night. The Tigers and White SoX
will then come 10 Detroit for a
doubleheader July 4.
Both Newhouser and Muncrief
got nice hands from the Sunday
crowd for their good pitching.
Light rain fell in the sixth and
again in the ninth inning.
The Tiger victory snapped a
losing streak which had been ex-
tended to four games.
Ty Cobb saw yesterdays game
from the Walter O. Briggs box
Cobb was somewhat disappointed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
NATIONAL LEAGTE

coal dealer Of Flint in three extra
rounds OF shooting. JOY went IS
straight" TO win while Sperry
missed twice on the last field.
Clarence Steffes, captain of The
Bachelors Skeet Team defeated
d. Nyman for Class A honors. Bill
Gabel and Dick Steinhoff tangled
for Class 3. Gabel winning Mrs.
d. McCutcheon OF Evansville won
the Great Lakes women's title
with the excellent score Of 98
Betty Joy Of Detroit broke 90 also
10 easily win Class b. Ralph Has
kin won the junior title with as
X50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
RACING CLASS
Another for Parker

CINCINNATI O., June 20
GNS) frankie Parker Of Spring
Lake. y. J., today added another
tennis trophy 10 his collection. He
trounccd Bill Talbert OF Cincinnati
in straight sets 10 win the mems
singles championship IN the forth
eth annual Tu-State tennis tour
naucni bv scores of g. g. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Youth Gets Hole in One

Lloyd Captain 14-yoar-old junior
member Of Knollwood Golf Club.
made a hol6-in-one Sunday on the
courses seventeenth hole. = dis
tance Of lS5 yards. Using three
IRON. Tho hall mt on the green
about TWO feet from the cup and
rolled in Playing with him was
RIchard Prince.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

WASHINGTON, June 80
Gloom today pcrvaded the great
Joe DiMaggios Joy IN setting a
now modern ma or League record
for hitting safely in - consecutive
games some one stole JOe'S be-
loved bat.
Joe was happy until The second
game started and L was discovered
that one Of the 81 900 fans who
jammcd Griffith Stadium had
COPIED his mighty weapon.
Everybody has been swell
me, Joe lamcntcd. hut the
fellow who had the nerve 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Local Officer
Sets New Mark
Intsrnstisnsi ksws Phsts

JACKSON, Mich, June 30
Michigan pistol shooters are try
ing TO figure out today, how 10
stop Harry Reeves. member of the
famous Detroit police pistol team.
Most of the side-arm men agree
that the only way TO beat him is
TO break the worlds record. and
even then they may only get
leaving
At the jackson Police Range
yesterday during the state
matches. Reeves not only set a
new worlds record. but the team
he fired on set new state mark.
of the Is individual events on the
two-day program, Reeves captured
ID of them.
He started his climb Saturday.
winning eight of the nine events.
His team-mate, Maurice LaLonde,
defeated him in the 3S caliber
event Saturday and then repeated
his win Sunday in the 3S caliber
national event. Aside from those
two setbacks Reeves had things
his OWN WAY.
The Detroit police team recap
tured the state 3S caliber team
title, which they lost to the Michi-
gan State police in 1910. Their
total of lao was u points better
than the Michigan police team
who finished with lib. The De-
troit police also finished on top in
the % caliber matches. The Great
Lakes pistol team OF Detroit. one
of the few teams in the country
ever 10 beat the Detroit police
team, finished second. Jackson
police won the Class B 80 caliber
title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

bino next time out" II is hoped
the celebrated golfers will play
tkeir match in the Detroit area.
Radcliff filled in for McCosky
and in the seventh inning with a
single started the Tigers on the
rally that led them 10 victory.
u
In the three games, Cullenbine
collected four hits in eight times
at bat for a 800 average. lie drew
six DaSSeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Chicago Wins Polo Match

a polo match held Sunday at
Cook Field for the British War
Relief was won by Oakbrook Club
Of Chicago who played Crosse
Pointe Hunt Club, 10 10 3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Mills Sail Results
RACING CRUISING
le.ar. L y Al

(Start =. NJ.
Elapsed Corrected
Time Time
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Beck jr., ~ Y. c. t7it32 ia 80 20
CRUISING CLASS
(start 5 r. M
Rambler VII candy Lang
hammer n. Y c. ls.io.oi IS IS 90
WORTH r. y, 6 Islals Isi6.is
fer,. 7. y, C. 1e.2i.3s ia IS ~
fans T. C ls.s3:ot i7is "a
Y.'cl l02aoa i7ls.5i
By. c. Ip.Si3o 17.2s %
Gray Dawn oCan Kuhl.
man. J. s. 6 s2a14 f74i;is
ssndu.il,i u 53ia 1sssis
SquAN tFred Memo Jr.,
n y 2n.af2s ls.07 n
pa no, hrsn Adonde Harvey Luce
Rhea Lew McAlister. Purpose Robert
RAth Sea Saga iyn TroSel; Mari-Ann.
Riu Glass Lauf-Nbr Norman Turner
Rainbow, r. G. Williamson.
RACING CLASS
,Start S r M
No~or fCorion Saun-
0ers n p c. Is ts'fT - % le
Totem pinky Allan,
TY e. is .52.oa 1886 os
ouestlon Cnon wilson
T y c. 172s.oa .1s ~ os
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c. ists22 isl2.2i
siren tFfed Temple
r y. CO i6.23ip Is 23la
Caprice doe Matte.
p y. c. 1925 20 Is 20 80
Cyrcne tlaCk Brner.
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Ia Sale tRussel
Moor, n = c. IS oz.os ~ os 81
M Da AWARD
vo.per T s. c. is so 20 f7.2tia
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Pinky.
Birdie
Win Game

Continued from First Sport Page
inning and was then lifted for
pinch hitter and Bill Trotter fin
ished for the visitors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Barney Not Hurt Badly
Hit on Cheek With Ball During Practice, viii Be Out
of Lineup Feu0 Days; Corsica Hmls Today

Barney McCosky struck them failing TO two golf matches
left cheek with bad ball inn row from Babe Ruth but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Baseball in Brief
HOME Runs

HOME Runs
Yesterdays homers Heinrich. Keller anc
Gordon, Yankees; Keltner. Indians. Cronin
Pytlak williams Red Sox Gleason, Reds
Medwick. Dodgers; Rowell. Braves; Moore
Giants, Rizzo, Phillies.
LEADERS
American League DtMsggio. New York
II; Johnson. Philadelphia, and Keller, New
York. rs each.
National League OFT New York. Is
Camilli. BROOKLYN, IS, Nicholson. Chicago
LEADING HITTERs
American League Williams Boston
400 Heath, Cleveland 377. Cullenbtne
81 Louis 3s3; Travis. Washington, $50
DiMaggio New York 34q
National League Mze, 81. Louis. $40,
Reiser BROOKLYN .35t Slaughter ST. Louis
337 Hack, Chicago, .3ls; Ettsn, Phiis
dephla, .3l7.
RUNS RATED N
American League Keller New York. SO
DiMaggio, New York. so. York Detroit
50
National League 49, Nicholson Chicago
and OF, New York, 80 each.
LEADING PITCHERS
American League Feller. Cleveland wor
is lost 3 BENTON. Detroit and Ryhs BIOS
ton. each won lost I Rufhng. New
York. won lost 3, Lyons, Chicago, wor
lost g.
National League Riddle. Cincinnati, wor
lost q Nshem and Krist. ST. Louis. saet
won 5 lost q White. ST. Louis won
lost Warneke ST. Louis won lost 2
WYATT. Rrooklyn. Won ~ lost T.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
BOTH CONFIDENT

Both Lansing and Saginaw are
confident newly acquired talent
from tiffe =SPrinfeldEmiheF- Lean
and the Chicago White SoX, re.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Three Brides
by Ahern Decide
Red Run Title
CONTINUED from First Sport Page)

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
lEgIestons. He hit the back of the
cup with his chip OF but the ball
Jumped out and it was a halved
hole in 3.
Then came the most sensational
shot of the match, on the eight
leenth. the one which brought vic
tory TO the Meadowbrook team.
A pushed second shot left
Ahern in the rough. far to the
fright although almost green high.
There was a yawning trap be-
Tween him and the cup, and a big
tree close to his line.
GOES THROUGH TREE
His niblick pitch licked some
leaves OF the tree, but the ball
cleared the trap and rolled 10
within 5 feet of the pin. That left
JIG up 10 Brinke. whose ball on a
fine third slot. had rolled 10 the
back of the green. Chris just
missed the 20-footer. Ahern then
canned his putt for the winning
birdie 4.
THE greatest partner In the
world" said Davidson OF Ahern,
and every one agreed with him,
including Brinke and Pease.
The birdie on the home hole
gave Ahern an individual score of
6S, the best round he ever played
in competition. he said. Brinke,
who also played brilliantly, had a
SO.
Although he was low for the
side by only one hole. the thir-
tenth. where his birdie 4 matched
one by Pease. Davidson on at least
six holes barely missed puts
which would have won.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
FLINT'S S6TH VICTORY

Flint rolled 10 its thirty-Sixth
victory of the season yesterday by
downing Grand Rapids, 90. Mus
kegon broke even in a double
header with st. Joseph, winning
the first, 1915, and the nightcap,
81.
John Lipon. eX-Chadsey athlete,
banged two homers for Muskegon.
Manager Jack Tighe OF the Reds
also contributed q circuit smash.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Split Season Voted
State Minor Teams to Start Second Half Thursday,
Flint Winner in First Half
BY GEORGE MASKIN

'Spectively. will bolster their forces
for the second half stretch
Muskegon, the Tiger farm, also
figures TO benefit from the spit
So does Grand Rapids. the pre-
season favorite which moved away
to a poor start.
Only team which, standing
speaking, doesn't come in for a
break. is the leading Flint Indians.
However Flint voted for the split
figuring it might held their old
.eXcheOuer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
Night Of Horror
Sail Won by
Fisher S Apache
Continued from First Sport Pag

ing and was the best race ever
turned in by her young. 20-year-
old skipper. of TO a bad start
when a bad jibe left him to lee
ward Of the line. he went around
the Detroit River Light, 10 miles
from the start. just behind John
Ford's Royono. 72-foot yawl. sall-
ing in her first race on the Great
Lakes, and Fred Ford's Evening
Star.
Royono. as expected. had gone
through the fleet 10 take the lead
only 10 be knocked off in A char
acteristic Lake Erie wind shift as
she carried her big spinnaker.
The rest of the fleet piled up on
her as she close-reached 10 the
Detroit Light.
The fleet sailed from here In
Put-In-Bay. a 28-mile leg on
straight course, through a Serl'S
OF squalls. At the Bay. howeve:
the race went into lottery as
the wind faded 10 nothing,
leaving the leaders bobbing help
lessly around the committee boat
for as long as an hour while tho
rest Of the feet caught up with
them.
Fisher was one Of the few
shippers TO carry spinnaker on
this leg. which brought him into
Inlay ahead OF Royono.
which is something considering the
size Of Apache's rival. Apache IL
rs feet. Royono -. Apache held
her wind and got around the
marker and oHt into the lake on
the 26-mile leg 10 the finish.
WHERE NOREG WON
Saunders also brought Norec
out Of the Bay in good order and
it was here that he stretched
away from his rivals in the racing
class. Totem. Question and Do-Do
in particular, six-metars froA
Toledo. and Fred Temples
boat, all competing in the racing
division
At this point. for instance.
Apache led Dave SloSs' Kathmar
by more than an hour. Kathmar.
however. after tortuously work.
ing her way clear of the islands.
picked up a slant Of AIR IN IRE
light going close 10 the Ohio shore
and at dawn had Apache in sight.
ROYONO FIRST IN
Royono caught Apache halfway
back TO the finish and was firSrof
the fleet in passing the Judges
boat Al the Toledo Light AZ 1929
a. m. Sunday. Apache finished ~
S421S. Kathmar al 9:2227. and
both placed ahead Of Royono on
corrected time Apache beat out
Kathmar by 10 minutes and five
seconds and Royono by 10 minutes
and 81 seconds for the Mills
Trophy when the handicapS were
compiled.
Noreg. first OF The racing class
in. and third boat Of tho fleet,
finished at S:iS47. Saunders and
his crew Of Ted Noack. Larry
Davis and Bruce Tappan have
sailed the Mills race for many
years and this was the their first
victory and last race.
Fisher had as his crew Bob
Bryant. Howard Finch, Ward
Kemp. Carl Meurcr Wilfred
Gmeiner. Jack Neale. Bill Barker
and Tom Van Sickle Langham-
mers crew aboard Rambler VII
which beat out Chantey in The
cruising division included Carl
VoSberg Bill Hayes, Ken OXley
and Clarence Shaw.
Small flies blanketed every boat
In the fleet early Sunday fire.
ouently choking yachtsmen. Foot
ing became treacherous on the flAE.,
smeared decks and canvas W
turned gray
Yachtsmen. on Sunday morning.
generally have buZZng sound
in their ears. This time the bugs
caused IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30
HIS FOURTH VICTORY

II was NewhouSer's fourth VIC
tory Of the season against five
defeats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-30

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Evening star., 1941-12-31
APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHEp.

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Evening star., 1941-12-31
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