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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Great on Defense

The Cclans' Mathews is q great
defensive back. coming from the
West Coast with the reputation
OF being an eagle eye on pass de
Tense. He led the coast PLAYERS
III that department last year when
he Snagged - Of the enemy
aerialS.
In addition 10 his value as q
defensive player he Is also rated
as a good blocking back and calls
signals from his quarterback spot
Mattiford is an aggressive end
from NdTSHdff COtteEr, WnpTp ne
earned a reputation for being a
place-klcker. He booted % points
after touchdowns last year after
missing one that lost the first
game of the season for Marshall
z Il Is
All tho players will report TO
Edwards al Cranhrook. August IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Wood LEADING
Ghezzi, 6 Up
International >ev. ssr-,c. wir-

GIRARD, O., Aug. 2 Craig
Wood. national champion from
Mamaroneck. y y shot a record
breaking l33 today 10 take Sup
lead over Vic Ghezzi. p. G.. a..
champion from Deal n. J.. AZ tho
end OF the first IS holes Of their
72-hole match play contest for the
unofficial world championship"
over the Mahoning Country Club
course Ghezzi carded 1870.
Wood shot 90 for the first IL
holes, seven below par. 10 break
the course record OF ga established
in 1922.
The two meet again tomorrow
for the final IS holes. with the
winner taking s.. 500 prize money
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Yanks Chalk Up
Third Shutout

NEW YORK, Aug ? The
Yankees chalked UP their third
consecutive Shutout today when
Marvin BreUer hurled them 70 a
three-hi' , 10 O. triumph over
tho 81 Louis Browns.
Holding their l2-game lead in
The American League pcnnant
race intact the YankS. paced by
Joe DIMaGgio tapped Denny Gale
house for eight hits DiMaggio
secured a single and double 10
stretch his current hitting streak
TO rs games IN a row.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Eases Guard Task

The signing Of Weithe eases The
task Of finding a good guard Bill
Edwards. the new coach. will have
Weithe and Lilo. the All-America
from Georgetown as his first
string guard combination.
Weithe. although he appears 10
be little guy in comparison
with most of the league guards
he weighs 200 pounds and is s
feet tall. What ne lacks in weight
he more than makes UP for with
a tremendous drive and a will 10
win
Crabtrce is a 245 FOUNDER
standing feet ? inches tall. He
came 20 tho Lions last year and
became one Of the Stalwaris in
the forward line after success al
Wake Forest College.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Baker 10 Serve
Rest Of Year
By LEO MACDONELL

Del Baker Will serve out his
one-year contract as manager Of
the Tigers.
Thus he viii not suffer the fate
Of Mickey CoChrane who was dis
missed in August prior 10 the end
of the 1889 season, causing some
what of furore among Detroit
fans.
Whether or not Baker Will BE-
rendered a new contract for 1912
will not be determined by Walter
O. Briggs, owner of the club. until
after the end of the current sea-
SON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Hits in Ninth
Win for Tribe

PHILADELPHIA Aug. p
Heaths triple and Trosky's single
in the ninth inning today broke up
a pitching duel between Bagby and
Babich and gave the Indians 3-2
over the Athletics.
The Indians scored their first
two runs in the second on errors
and scratch hits and the Athletics
tied it in the fourth on Siebert,s
double. Chapmans single and
C,,dar'c tripIo
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Ter 8 triple
CLEVELAND
PHILADELPBiA

Totals % u 10 Totals 3s IL % II
'Batted for Brancsto in ninth.
Batted for Bablch in ninth.
Cleveland o20 600 ooi-5
Philadelphia 600 200 0oo-2
Runs Heath Trosky. Mack. Siebsrt,
Chapman Errors-Mack. Brancato. Runs
batted in Bagby e. Chapman suder.
Trosky Two-baSe hits--siebert Bahicn.
Three-bsse hitE-Suder. Heath. Sacrifices
Sebert. Keitner. Double plays Hemsley
10 Mack ~ Keltner. Mccoy TO Brancato 10
Siebert Mack 20 Boudreau 20 Trosky. Left
on bases-C Cleveland 5, Philadelphia 10.
Bases on balls-On Babich I. off Bagby
2. Struck out BY Bagby ,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
CroUe Gets Better

After his rocky start. Grove
turned in one a his finest per-
Of the campaign. He
gave up only five hits over the
last eight innings and one scratch
single in the final five innings.
But the Hose couldn't overcome
the damage done by Higgins
hoist over the left field wall in
the opening inning.
They did manage 10 tie the
score by scoring three runs in the
second and another in the third.
but the courageous Mr.. Bridges
wouldn't he denied after the Tt
gers regained the lead in the
fourth.
Tuck Stainback started all the
trouble for Grove when he opened
the game by beating out hunt
down the third base line. Nc
ICosky followed by drawing walk
and Campbell brought in run
with a single 10 center.
Then up stepped Higgins to park
the second pitch over the garden
wall Dutch Meyer ignited the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Jumps Chase Z;
Win

CHICAGO. Aug. .. The Brook.
lln Dodgers kept pace in tho
League pennant- race To-
day by defeating the Chicago
Cubs. 9-e
The Cubs got away 70 three
run lead m the first inning, during
which Manager Leo DuroChcr and
Pitcher Whiilow Wyatt of the
Dodgers were chased from tho
field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
NeWhouSer
Sunday

BOSTON. Aug. 2.-The second
and final game of the Tiger Boston
series tomorrow will find Hal New
houSer starting against Heber
Dick Newsome. NeWSome. the
Hoses freshman sensation and
winning pitcher. viii be after his
thirteenth triumph
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Higgins 3-Run Homer Sparks Tigers to 6-5 Victory
Inside Page
Features

Page 2 Rifle Shooting Story,
Pictures; Leo Mac
donells Sport. Column.
Page 3-Golf News: Softball
Tourney Story; George
Tourney Story; George F..
Vans Spindrift Column.
Page 4 Race Results and En-
tries.
Page 5 George Maskin's ION
the State Beat"
Page 6 In the Open.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
NEw YORK

Runs DiMsErio Keller Error tuca-
dsio Runs baftpd iu-- Gordon Dickev
Two-base hI's Iudnch DiMagEio Sacrt-
nee hits BFeuRr Ga iehouse Double PLAYS
t.ucadeilo 'o McOuiun 20 Bsrardino No
Quinn 10 Herardino Ler on bases 50
Louis s Sew YORK Q Bases IN balls or
Gaiesouss 5 on Pfeuef struck out-By
Rrsuef 8 hv Galehouse Passed bal
Dckey Winning pitcher Bfrurr Tosinc
pitcher Galehouse Umpires Quinn Grtet .
and MCGOWAN. Attendance a 55S. Time
I 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Gets Ace at Plum Brook

Playing IN foursome. Andy
Edwards registered hole-in-one
on Plum Brooks No. IL. using 3
iron The hole is 1877 wards
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Probable Pitchers
Nv International News service
ANERICAN IFAGIE

DETROIT a. Boston eli Nevsome Sc Nsv-
houserI
81 Louts - New York tNlrcsirr art
Harms SIS Rufnrc and Donald "a
Eames
Cleveland an Philadelphia tFeuer ard
HevinE vs. MsrchIfdon and McCrapht 1.-TWO
games
Chicago a. Washington GAong VS.
Sundral
NATIONAL LEAGIT
Philadelphia ri ST. LOUIS tRlarton and
Pearson or Hughes ~ 81 Cooper and
Narnekel two games
Brooklyn AZ Chicago await vs Lee
Boston az Cincinnati tTObin ara P1ssdel
VS. Walters and Riddle two Far1ea
View YORK 80 rftshurEh Carpenter ara
WH'E rs HelniLelman ard WLkisl
games,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
New York 30, Pittsburgh
D-5-l 90 inningsl
Brooklyn 9-l3-i: Chicago sal
Boston 6-l3-l; Cincinnati $50
81 Louis. ll-lf-3 Philadelphia
100.
SUNDAYS GAMES
Brooklyn al Chicago.
New York al Pittsburgh ~.
Philadelphia AZ St-Louis 60
Boston at Cincinnati ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
ROSTnN
Copriaht hY n.troit Iim.,. a

'Batted for :. Newsome In ninth
4Batted for Grove in ninth
DETROIT 4n0 200 0OO--6
Boston O3l 0i0 00O--5
Runs hafted in Camphsll HiKEins 3.
Fox. Peacock Croucher RridEes Spence
Two base hits Williams, Never. Bridges.
Three base hits Spence noerr Home run
Higgins Sacrifice hits Finney. Tebbetts.
T. Newsome stolen base l.. Newsone.
Left on bases Detroit 2 Boston s Dou-
HE PLAYS Tabor 10 Doerr ~ Finney.
Croucher IN Never 10 York Bases on balls
of Trout 2 OF Bridges a. m Grove 2
Struck out By Trout : Dy Bridges 3 by
Grove HTS or Trout IN innings
tnone out IN third Wild pitches Trout.
Bridges Winning pitcher Bridges. Inn
pres Geisel. Pipgras and Rommel At
tendance 1851 Time--2.iJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

Totals % l2 81 Totals So . 20 rs
Bafted for Tatum IN frh
Batted for Hrhe fn seventh.
-Patfed f0f Pace lr sixth
Slated fof Mooty In eighth.
BROOKLYN n02 0f1 OH 2
Chicago 800 O2i 600
Runs Reese . Herman 3 Reiser Med
wick 2 WalNrr Gilbert D8Uesardro
Nicholson p sturgeon Errors Reese 2
RiFgs 2 Hudson Runs hstfed in Dahl
Eren o. Hudson Nedvrk 9. Camult
Reese owen Schsffrg. Herman. kimball
Two base HRS Hack C8mHi. Sturgeon.
NedwiCk. uahirren. Home runs Reese
Herman Sacrifice hits Reiser Riggs
Bases on balls or HEhe g. or French
g. o0 kmhau Z nff PAGE ! strike outs
By HIEbe g. bf French ht kimhau l..
hy Mooty r. LEFT on bases Brooklyn ~.
Chicago Double PLAYS Hudson 10
Sturgeon % DahiEfen Moofy 90 Hudson
Hits--Off French boz { inn mas (none out
fn MINI or PaCe IN 2 innings. or
Higha IN innings OF Mooty 3 m 2
innings Winning pitcher -HiEhs. Losing
pitcher Frencn lmrires MaEsrkurfh
Dunn and stewart Tins n Attend.
ahce-l0,Ol9,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Bridges Stops
Red Sox
In Relief Role

FENWAY PARK, BOSTON,
Aug. Mike ''Pinky' Higgins,
an old Boston favorite, hit a
three-run homer TO feature four
run rally in the first inning, and
II, Tigers hung on to beat the
Red Sox, 6 10 ). and foil Robert
Moses Groves hid for his three
hundred and first victory today in
the opener of two-game series
az Fenway Park.
Sharing hero honors with Hig-
gins was little Tommy Bridges,
the veteran Bengal curve-baller.
Relieving Paul Dizzy" Trout in
the third inning, Tiny Thomas
went on not only TO pitch mag
nificent ball in the pinches, but
also TO knock in what proved to
be- the winning run with double
i'm the fourth frame. 1t was his
sixth triumph OF the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

Totals - 80 70 Totals JS go 10
Raitef for seve'I hi the tenth
New YORK Oon 600 GOO = 2
PittsburEh ubn ono 900 %
Runs Moore Schumacher ErTor-Eiliot'
Runs hatfed ln Moore Eucker Tvo-base
hits Vaughan Orengo, banning Rucker.
2. martin. Schumacher Stolen base n.
Maggio Left on bases New YORK 8. Pitts.
burgh Bases on balls of Schumacher
4. or SsweU Struck out-Bv SeWen
Hit bv pFcher-By schumacher tMartinf
Winning pitcher schumacher LOSING
pitcher Seven Tmpires Barr Sears and
Jords Time ~ Attrndancs=3.530.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
How They Stand
LEAGUE

.Games hehind leader.
SATURDAYS RESULTS
DETROIT $50 Boston 5-7-f.
New York $50. 81. Louis O-3-i.
Cleveland 3-7-1 Philadelphia
Chicago 2-7-l Washington 1-7-0.
SUNDAYS GAMES
DETROIT a Boston
Chicago az Washington.
ST. Louis az New York t2l.
Cleveland AZ Philadelphia C2).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

All tho players will report TO
Edwards al Cranhrook. August II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03
Fails and
Dummy Horse Wins
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

Some racing strategy tina off all the other horses in
ssed fire the 5000 Godol including Red Dock w
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-08-03

Noticeable puts Tor brides on the
last two holes. Pony one Of seven
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Jeffries TO Open
First City Rifle
Range Tonight
BY DON GILLIES

The city's first municipal indoor
rife range, one Of the best in the
district, will be officially dedicated
at 8 o'clock tonight by Mayor Ed
ward J. JeffrieS. Ceremonies will
take place in the Elmwood Rec
reation Center, 504 Elmwood, cor.
ner of Congress. John J. Considine
assistant general superintendent
Department Of Parks and Recrea'
ton, said.
Invitations have been sent to
members of the Common Council
commissioner of police. and off.
GERS of organized rife clubs. Mem
bers of the parks and recreation
commission and other city officials
will attend.
Experts have told us that the
new rifle range Is one of the
most outstanding In this dis
trict." said Considine. "Still IL
was easy on the budget because
IL was constructed out of salvage
material. The wood came from
fallen trees on Belle Isle and
other parks. Sheet metal backing
came originally from old River
view Park"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29

has continued ever since. The
mayor has been Locks partner in
most pro-amateur tournament
for years. and Mrs. Jeffries regu-
larly plays with the Rackham pro
in pro-ladles' events.
According to Lock, unless you're
pretty good you'd better demand
strokes any time you take on the
mayor in a match.
THE mayor has a good game
and scores quite regularly in the
middle 70's," his old pro reports.
Hes fine putter."
MUST BE GOOD
Lock never forgets 10 refer 10
the mayors "A last Summer ct
Meadowbrook in the district tour
nament'S qualifying round, adding
You don't get 7fs unless
you're good"
The RacSham pro is almost As
proud OF the fact that he once
was rated the besf club maker II
this district as he Is of those
scores IN the 7O'S the mayor gets
BY the way. Lock was one OF
the last to capitulate 10 SteeI
shafts and wood tees Now he
thinks they're great.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
LEADERS INVITED

The range is located in the build
ing which houses the Offices of the
recreation activities division of the
Department of Parks and Recrea-
ton.
Col. PaySon D. Foster, executive
secretary of the Michigan Rife
Association will be present for the
dedication.
Other leaders in rifle activities
invited are Ernie Brousseau, Great
Lakes Steel Club: II. Stuart, Fisher
Branch Y. NJ. c. A, Rife Club;
John Emory, and Byron Holmes,
General Motors Gun Club; Nike
Tokar. Detroit Gun Club; Roy
Schwarz, Eastern Michigan Rife
and Pistol Club; Herb Miegel. Uni
-persity of Detroit Gun Club
Thomas Warren. Wilbur Wright
Gun Club; Don Mcintosh. Royal
Russian Gun Club; John Sprague,
st. NaryS of Redford; James
Whatley, Lawrence Tech Blue
Devils Gun Club; Tom -Baines.
Fitzsimons Rifle Club; Jack Smith,
Magic Eye Gun Club; Carl Hall,
Funeral Gun Club; Herb DAVIS,
Carl f. Sutt, American Legion
Club; Harry Banks, Greater De-
-troit Red and Gun Club; Lloyd
Eagan. Detroit Sportsmen's Con-
gress; r A. Wilhelm, Roosevelt
Rife Club. and Lieut.. Walter
Swords. American Sportsmen and
DOG OMnnrS- ASAnclaiLnn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Brown Catcher 10 Get
Army Physical Exam

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo, April
29.-QNS)-EJank CRUDE. catcher
for the ST. Louis Browns. has been
ordered 10 take an army physical
examination for Missouri selective
service headquarters at jefferson
City announced.
The announcement said Missouri
sclective service headquarters. at
the request of the Easton. Pa,
draft board, where CRUDE regis
tered. had ordered draft board No.
"a in S. Louis TO give CRUDE a
physical examination during the
Browns current home stand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
He Returns, Vols Win

Maj Bill Brtton, of his aides, took the job in
1885 Every including Vanderbilt kicked the Volunteers
around.
Tennessee alumni went to work. new offer was made
Neyland the price high enough persuade him to
resign the army and make football coaching career
Now we'll take it your hide" the Tennessee crowd
shouted Vandy.
Since Neyand return to Knoxville Vanderbilt hasn't won
a game.
But that's all The big major, like Greenberg
the others sports is dropping his hghsalared contract
pungng the job Of helping make this nation nvncble
against the schemes and plans of all outside forces
they love their football victories the Wander
bits do much cheering while their respected rival
is doing this Job.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Get Him Transferred

This was all we'll and good, EXCEPT the alumni of
getting pretty tired of the annual beangs Ney
lands handing their moleskn people
Isn't there get this transferred to
China the Sahara deser?" inquired of the Vandy
alumni.
Others began wonder too The of politics broke
Soon announcement that NAL Robert
Neyand the United States Army being transferred
O the Panama Canal
I'VE couldn't him to China yelped the Vandy
alumni fendishly 'bu did second best. He's gone to
and let's him get back from that assignment
every afternoon in time to coach the football team"
only thing for Neyland to do-RESlGN And
resign he did
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
II Was a Serious Matter

Vanderbilt then coached the late Daniel McGugn brother
Of Fielding H. Yo beating Tennessee regularly
thing become that the Hatheds and
McCoys of that section quit eudng and started yepng Beat
Vanderbilt"
Neyland told in uncertain terms that he could lose
every game job going to depend beating
could lose every by 100 points the
people of East Tennessee added just so long as he
clipped the wings of the proud Commodores.
Neyland seemed understand He got by with tie his
Starting the the tide turned and Wander
able make respectable showing since
during the early years Of his job Tennessees head
coach Neyand maneveng his through
channels could both in the service and attend
his pgskin chores.
He would two years in the R. O. T. c. at the uni
versy and then be transferred to Chattanooga government
engineering for another years At the end of this
go back Tennessee in the R. O. T. C. for two
years. Then back again to Chattanooga.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Bsbt :: @ J !,'
u BY BOB m,vq'@uy
Major Neyldnd Resigned Army for
Vols, NOIC He'll Return to 1t

Hank Greenberg Cecil Travis Buddy Lewis or any OF the
other baseball gentlemen headed for duty Uncle
Samuels army have company today Maj Bob Neyand OF
giving up Of the most lucrative football jobs IN
the nation for service
graduate and of the greatest all-around
athletes the turned Nyand served "A years
in the army until he resigned in 1886.
The story of his resignation most interesting
Neyand went Tennessee head of the r. O. T. c IN
He allowed take the duties of assistant loot
ball coach that year. following year he succeeded NJ B.
Banks head coach.
Neyand given only order by alumni when handed
the Job That order Beat Vanderbilt.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Roxy Out 10 Upset
Dizzy Davis on MAI

Walter Roxy tonight will be out
10 stop the winning streak OF Sit
Dizzy Davis in the main bout OF
the weekly Fairview Gardens wres-
ting show. Sir Dizzy has not been
beaten at the eastside club nor in
other bouts in Detroit and vicinity
The match will be best two in
three falls with an he time limit
Other bouts are: Bert Rub -
bull" Montana and Flash Cor
don vs.. Mike Chacoma. First bout
is az $50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
SPOR T S
CONTINUED from First Sport Page)

Continued First Sport Page)
ing 80 in a coupla weeLs-and did!
The genial golf who's stayed up late with
Hagen Armour
THE first tournament pro to know the rules OF golf
THE first pro say Keep yair haid doom
"The cadde a ball honestly confess that
he couldn't stand looking any of his players game
There National Open golf champion who received
cup the hands of United States president. 1t
Gong Jim Barnes pro the Country Club
in New Jersey.
Following triumph in 1921 when he spreadeaged
field the Columbia Country Club Barnes
Warren G. Harding, who then
the White House and ardent golfer.
When he made the presentation speech President Harding
said
ought TO be good YOU have a firm foundation"
ferng Long Jms feet which what would carN
dainty.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Golf Ii ps by Your Pros

Daily beginning tomorrow, The Detroit Times will print
series Of articles Golf Tips by Your Pros" in which
the professionals of this district will give you chance to
get of TO a good start in the
NJ F. Drukenbrod, golf expert of The Detroit Times,
interviewed professionals and through him they will
reveal features of their games and points in the sound
swings which often escape the casual observer.
These articles not lengthy technical discussions
which attempt detail the swing and which frequently
confusing the average golfer reading them. Instead they
prepared in the form Of helpful hints based the
instructions professional gives golfer who to him
70 have flaw in his game corrected.
Tomorrow the tips will be from Jimmy Anderson Pine
Lake professional
That you may follow daily this interesting and nstruc-
tive feature cal Cherry $500 arrange for carrier delivery
Of The Detroit Times your home.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Cosmos
Net Aces
Win Pair

Hamtramck Highs city cham
pion tennis team has met four
rivals in the Metropolitan League
so far this season, and its op
ponents have been able to win only
one out of 40 sets.
The Cosmos. doubling up yester-
day. scored their third and fourth
shutouts by banking Northern
and BEDFORD by so scores. The
victories. incidentally. were the
forty-second and forty.third in
succession scored by Hamtranck
in dual competition.
John Jaboulian of Northern,
took the second set from Harry
Witczak as the latter won, 60,
As, 6-3.
Cass Tech won from Miller, Al,
and u. OF d. High blanked South
western, so, in other matches,
while Western won a forfeit from
Northwestern when the Colts
failed to show up at Clark Park.
Yves Powell of Pershing, turned
in the lowest medal score of the
prep Spring season yesterday when
he shot 70 in leading his team
to a 9l2 to 2l2 triumph over
Northeastern golfers at North
Hills.
/ Bob Kocsis' 7S paced BEDFORD
linksmen as the Huskies downed
Cooley. Sl2 10 3l2. In other
matches Northwestern beat Vest
ern, 9ia to 2i2; Hamtramck
/ downed Northern, III TO IA: u.
of d. High whipped Southwestern,
llls to y, and DENLY beat High
land Park, 10 TO 2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29
Glen ELAND

Totals = q 10 '.Zls
season batting average.
Team season average
EBatted for Trout m eighth.
gBatted for Walker In seventh.
DETROIT 900 0l0 1909
Cleveland 600 Jos 301-7
Runs bsfted fn--Weatherly 3. Mack 2
Kelfner stainback ? Two-base hits
Hggins. ststuback. Grseuberg. Three base
hIt-Beu stolen base oudreau Sacri-
nee hits-R0udresu. keltner Double play
VRgins 10 Tebbetts 10 Croucher Left on
bases- Detroit T. Cleveland 10. Bases on
hals-On -Newh1user e. off White ] %
Nfnar struck out-By New houser 9. by
Trout J ty White J. ny Niinar s. Hts
or Newfauser IN innings OF Trout
IN inning IN White ] IN ] inning
Wild pitch Sswhoussr. Passed ball -
Tsbbetis Losing pitcher 80 Sewhouser.
rupires-Geisel, Passsrslla and Pipgras.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-29

Drake Grabs a Record for
Self in Famed Meet
International New, service Wire

DIES MONIES, Ia, April %
Drake University trackmen car
ried fond memories today Of the
univcrsIty's thirty-second annual
RELAYS. in which for the first time
in the history of the meet the
home school established record.
Generally brakes runners are
overshadowed in their own meet
by competitors from larger schools.
but last Saturday they paid back
the home folks for years OF
loyal cheering by capturing the
university two-mlle relay in the
record time of 7.1lS