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Evening star., 1942-11-15

100 BLOCK 3. ST. NE
Sn Capitol Hill--Very desirable 3-bedroom
sslms aspsssoa 81 ssDoia
- OLIVER T. CARR, MA. 1865.
1918 sPIISEH PISEF sszssa sRzIssai sp.
f,rst noor. living room 25x1s, dinins room,
9enr 91en, Kitchen. layatory. 2 porches; End
@ dees ere ss .aTass na noxss sss
for recreation rm. in basement. Convenient
ss sppeintms9aRs 9Ren .isSoS ssnSssy to
WIN E. cARLIN. 8115 Ga. Ave. sH. 1919.
NEAR 18th AND PARK RD. NV.
$s5 Pc Per mo; and z reasonable cash pay.
Sriet msnt viii buy this sttFactiye
attic, auto, heat and refrigeration. etc, in
'0fs ssf w. fIr O. So5Rh seS sl1sSe aH sso
Mr. 17ss 7sssS15R5AEH aRS KLBSSKSE BS5SSas'9H sTs NV.
payment PA men xI buy th,s ssmi.dssschsa home
also. heated rooms in the attic; auto.
hefs 'as as1F MooRE d st. ssos
COUNTY, INT HoME NEAR CHAM gRIDoE,
mediate possession. Si,s5o cash, balance
less than WM SsHt. ci.l p.SSSM%ST ShsStngs Ssa7.
1918 Lorcom Lane. Arlington, Va.
SHEPHERD PARK.
sea two bsss nshed G settle ste
aapttomstic heat, -2-car sarage Price,
aaPns slsase ,AMss Nj sipRstt met D1 5s4s sssS;
Near Navy hT YardMseSen W iarse sI rooms. auto
Hers is sood home e'ss for qn!a navy Yard fens en-
e0s laSss'9sR' sR 1853 a5 ,a'Dfs 81
New Sim 1MMEpdAdTE ae1IAdsf POSSESSION. Sc oto
Roy brick, 9 rooms, Colonial - 5000
ssss %HsEE terms 9ME Gs Ne p Rsek P a1 aS
seao First TAkGMA st nz r6nK' 6ps5 losS b g. to pm
daily. Bunealow. large rooms and bath
on snoh first fl. floor; one finished room on second
JAMEs. JAN Mt 1sc 1ssecnn15I, 81 81 aa4e sS; or wAPLE &
ROOMS Ms--VACANT-NEW.
er @0Es 81. m aa4s: Can MR. FOSTER WA 9l7s
CORNER, OFF 18th sT-S12.50O.
rooms SAM ! R6shY' 5sIhS' 1n sf5re;: szdn garage
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Open daily, 8 rooms 2 baths go Woot-
4n,y lot; f,repIssss:. siS;e5o Easy terms terms.
.AI.&A " STEELE, EN-. 63l5; RE. O493.
GEoRGETOWN-S4,5O 800
s,H0OM BRICK.AND FRAME, IN NEIGH
TX; RENTED S42O YEARLY TO EXT.
1lETAyT. TENANT. AN AN IDEAL HOUSE TO RE
M1RzE aSSa9 cY sEE assi e. NJ afth os6G ST NV THE
JUST 6EfAeHAHRbA 6ER AAHARAHk Hk1dN:E AYE. Sc:
rooms, 3 large bedrms., pantry. recre.
room and toilet fireplace. 3 porches. we'll
groomed lot 75x106. Prompt possession
ADELBERT w LEE.
3211 PENNA. AVE. Sc Ii. 1000
ANACOSTIA-15th ST, 2IOO BLOCK. S,F
:, real 2-family house, rooms bath and
rooms, bath oil heat: semi-detached
house condition: rented for s73 per mo;
bargain for S6,a50. Mr.. Raine, AD 2919.
WAPLE q JAMES. INC. DI 334R
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TNT EOv16O Gil CE0

This is a very bright house and consists
Of huge living room, very large dining
| room. kitchen big enough for dinette, also
| There are large bedrooms and tile bath
| on 2nd floor, Venetian blinds, h.-w.h., oak
floors, garage. Near 14th and Lawrence
SITS. ne Immediate possession. Phone
Mr. Lewis. Taylor 1927.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC,
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EARLY AMERICAN, $I7 ,Z5U.
New white brick. center hall, all lge.
rms, gar, porch rec. rm; 3rd floor nm
ished mr. bus, schools and stores. BY ap-
pointment. Oliver 6Se7
Evening star., 1942-11-15

| 1906 24th SIT. N.E.
BIG BRICK DETACHED HOME,
| $4,000.
large rooms Many other good fea.
lures you need when buying a home and
hard to find today. All in excellent con-
| dition. Near stores, schools and fast bus
| transportation
Open Sunday 12 to T.
BAKER REALTY CO., INC.
1920 K ST. NV DI 1912
Evening star., 1942-11-15
JUST LIKE A WOMAN,

this house is good looking, too. BdnRalow
in style. brick construction with stone
trim, good large rooms, hot-water heat.
log-burnine fireplace, extra large attic,
basement garage and a 70x110 lot, plus an
extra lot adjoining Right in Silver Spring
and only $3.50. with about S1150 down
R. 2 RIPLEY. SH 1870: EVE. SH 2S11
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BETHESDA AREA, $500.
Plain, 3 bedrms, ] bath; close to bus
tuA
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GEORGETOWN.

3-story attached brick, Victorian; 5 bed
rooms, 2 baths and servants lavatory:
plant completely renovated and house dec
Grated: convenient location. east of Wis.
ave-: furnishings may be purchased; imme
GEORGETOWN properties also. Sunday and
evenings call Mrs. Doran, Michigan 1896.
FRANCES POWELL HILL,
HO 29Ol 29th and Dumbarton DE 3422
Evening star., 1942-11-15

Near both and Livingston. west Of Conn.
ave.-Attractive home: has living room,
dining room and kitchen on 1st A.. 4 bed
rooms rooms baths son on 2nd n elee .efg e., hot
duced to Ss,45O Eve. or Sun, phone co.
S166, Mr.. Owen
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th ST Realtor MA O753
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SHEPHERD PARK.

near Walter Reed Hospital and 18th st
NV; 6 well-arranged rooms, center en-
trance 3 nice bedrooms. 2 tiled baths
STRIP Stripped: electric kitchen. screened living
porch; only Sl295O Call EN-. 1890 Sun
and weekdays till Q pm: F. A. TWEED
co. 1904 Cnnn ave
Evening star., 1942-11-15

MICHIIiAN Park.
Detached brick. only years old ana in
new-house condition. Immediate possession
9 rooms and baths and recreation room
A real buy at S10,75O. To see cali
BEITzELL. DI. 31OO from till Q.
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7 TAKOMA Park, D. C.,
663O First ST.. NV. Open 1870 to 6 pm
daily Bungalow. large rooms and bath
floor: large corner lot; automatic heat: gar.
Cal Mr.. Bennett, GE. 229S: or WAPLE &
Evening star., 1942-11-15

LARGE CORNER BRICK HOME.
convenient to 10th ST. bus, Mt. Pleasant
cars. stores, etc. 6 b.r., baths, full
basement, gar. auto. heat: suitable for dr.
or dentist. GAUSS GE 1905
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HOUSES FOR sALr.
rnurr II ,unnnnrnr n.nx

:, DetaGhed brick on large wooded lot
Siae.nali plan, rooms and 2 baths, I'm
rated. In excellent condition. SI395O. To
see call BErTZM4L, DI. 31OO from till 8,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Only One Mark
In Swim Meet

NEENAH Wis, Aug II QNS).
While Betty BemiS and the
Riviera Club of Indianapolis for
which She swims won the indi-
yidual and team trophies. 1S-year-
old Gloria Callen, Nyack, N. Y,
back stroke star, was the only one
today to emerge from the women S
national A. A. L. swimming meet
with a new record,
Miss Callen. who in the last two
years has erased most OF Eleanor
Holm Roses records, added a
thirty-eighth to her list of shat
tered marks yesterday by swim
ming the l00-meter first leg of the
30O-meter medley relay in 1:171,
four-tenths Of a second better than
her own mark.
Her record breaking perform
ance. which is expected to get
A. A. L. sanction. failed TO give
her team, the Woman'S Swimming
Association of. New York. a victory
in the event. Nancy Merki, middle
distance free style star, splashed
TO victory in the relay with the
colors of the Multnomah a. c. Of
Portland, Ore
The Riviera Club won team
honorS with 81 points. 20 more
than the runner-up. Multnomah.
New York finished third with %
points.
In winning individual honors,
Miss Bemis captured. the 400 and
free stylt events and
took second in the 30O-meter indi-
vidual medley 10 score 13 points.
Miss Merki took second honors
with II points. winning the 1900
meter race and taking seconds in
the 400 and 800-meter events.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
RufEl'S Coming Back
To House lie EBaliRt
BY BOB BRUMBY
International News Service SpOrrs Writer

pull at his belt and send the ball
soaring out of the park.
Ed Barrow, president of the
Yankees. asked Ruth to help the
great cause
Wire Louisville for three OF
my bats" came the lightning re-
ply. ~ amt got any around
the house, Sure. I'll be there"
Ruth Will be there and YOU can
bet that every inch Of "Ruthville, -
out in 'the right field bleachers
will be filled with yelling fans.
knock one our way, Babe"
they will yell. If the Babe is
unable TO fulfill the request he
viii be the Saddest man in the
park,
Ruth hasn't had on a Yankee
uniform since the close of 1884,
when. after playing 1.434 games
with the Yankees, he left the club,
soon 10 become a broken-hearted
man over the way he was treated.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

NEW YORK, Aug. i. - Babe
forgotten man Of base
ball. he man who was shunted out
of The sport he loved so well by
owners who make a bust
ness out Of the national pastime-
will wear a Yankee uniform once
again.
The mighty man Of swat ac-
copied today an invitation to APP
pear at the Yankee Stadium the
house that Rut h built-neHt
Sunday when the Yankees and
Senators play doubleheader for
army and navy relief.
Ruth Will be there only as an
added attraction. But the mere
mention Of his name has sent fans
for the ticket windows.
They would trek across country
lust 10 see the ageing sultan Of
swat take a toe hold at the plate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Tom Heinrich Takes
Coast Guard Exam

CLEVELAND, Aug. II up
Outfielder Tommy Heinrich Of the
New York Yankees takes his
physical examination for the coast
guard here today
Classified IA a few weeks ago.
Heinrich expects to be drafted for
army duty within a week. If he is
accepted by the coast guard, how
ever. he may be allowed 10 finish
out the baseball season.
The Yankees are in Philadelphia
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Peterson Gains
Net SennifindIs

A quarterfinal opponent for Ray
Gibson will be determined today
at Ford Eield where the first an
'nua1 Highland Park Tennis Club
tournament nears completion.
Gibson plays the winner OF the
Rheinhardt- Freeman Frank Sir
waits match. The semifInalist
in this bracket IS Kimbark Peter
son. In the other bracket, Harold
Russell pairs with Eugene Russell
and the winner is in the other
seminal with Morrie Drilling.
Peterson had a close FIT with
Irving Levine yesterday but won
out in a three setter, 6-3, 40. 10.
Drilling was twice victor. First
he eliminated I'd Fox. 1l-9, GA.
Then he outlaSted Hubert Manire.
Manire was the tournament sem
sation by his success over Hobart
Wrobbel, 2-6, Cd, SO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Daily SlriInnnage
Lions Program
From Now On

CHARLEVOIX, Mich, Aug. II.
Every player on the Lions squad
was ordered TO don the heavy
equipment Monday and be pre-
pared TO scrimmage daily from
now until the season opens.
Coach Bill Edwards, satisfied
that after 10 days of conditioning
work the boys are set for the
heavy drills. cracked the whip
Sunday when he drove his charges
through a long two-hour contact
drill. AS he indicated during the
light workouts last week, passes
will be the major weapon in the
teams offense.
With Harry Hopp, veteran half
back and Tommy Colella, rookie
from Canisus throwing the ball.
the club spent more than half the
drill perfecting a few pass plays
and schooling rookie backs in
proper pass defense,
After the drill, coaches ex-
pIeSScu SdllSld~tIOl il atNNl a
rookie backs. Johnny Polanski,
the high scoring fullback from
Wake Forest. and Colella demon
Strated they could take II when
they hammered through the line
on running plays. With these
TWO rockies and Mickey-Sanzotta.
another back who can play either
right or left halfback. Ned Math-
ews. Lloyd Cardwell and Harry
Hopp the Lions running attack
will be ono of the toughest in the
league.
Augie Lilo, veteran guard, who
was injured last week. was back
in uniform today although he
didn't take part in the heavy con-
tact drills. Tony Arena, center,
and Mike BalitSariS an end were
still on the sidelines nursing
bruises.
Lloyd Cardwell, another vet
Ieran. is expected 10 arrive in
camp tomorrow He viii make
the thirteenth vet TO report for
practice.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Fred Kova|eski
On Davis Team
Continued from First Sport Page

'
events. reaching the Semifnals of
the national clay court event al
Culver Military Academy, which
ranks his fourth among the
juniors. As the result of his fine
showing in the tournaments this
summer he is listed the No
man on the Junior Davis Cup
squad
This week Fred is competing at
Longwood. Long Island/anM over
the weekend will be m the Aner-
lean team playing a squad of
Canadians at MONTY eal Then he II
return with the Pam TO plaN<a
series Of eSLlbS+fons before the
Nationals
Although cited by the Eastern
sport writers as the best looking
man on the squad he shuns all
special activities 10 devote all his
time 10 tennis. according 20 his
coach. Miss Hoxic He is an cx-
cellent student both Of The tennis
game and his studies al Ham
tramck High. He has a brother.
Charles. now at Pensacola. Charles
was fifth in a class off 500 when
nc graduated from Annapolis. An
other brother is a merchant in De-
toit and another is an engineering
student al University of Detroit.
The players chosen are--JameS
Brink Seattle Wash; Bruce Dan
ielS Worcester, Mass; Irwin Dorf-
man, New York City; Robert and
Thomas Falkcnburg. Hollywood.
Cal. FRED KOVALESKI. HAM
TRAMCK, MICH; Harry Likas.
San Francisco, Cal Arthur Mac
Donald. San Gabriel. Cal. Ted
Norpoth. Houston, Tex; Bulge
Patty. Los Angeles. and Jack
Tucro New Orleans, La.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Williams Now
Double Champ
Continued from First Sport Page,

Continued from First Sport Pagcl
days triumph was tops. 1t netted
him a $50 war bond as well as
the first leg on the new Mayor
JeffrieS trophy. The mayor pre-
sented the prizes, among them the
craftsmanship award which went
to Sam Lane, a golfer who has
only one arm but whose 34S put
him ahead of quite few others.
Carl Daniels. who plays most of
his golf at Rackham, and Randall
Ahern of Meadowbrook tied for
third with 297. Daniels missed his
chance for at least tie for the
title when he was wide of the
green on the 225-yard sixteenth
and drove into trap on the seven
teenth. Ahcrn gained his place by
a great comeback after starting
with an go He had u, 20 and Is
on his last three rounds. His 10
was yesterdays low.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Oscar HugeIier Wins
State Bicycle Crown

The 1912 Michigan state bicycle
championship races were held
yesterday at Seven-Mile road and
Harper. Oscar Iugelier, defending
senior champ, successfully de-
Tended his title while Bob Travam
and Simonne OpSommer captured
the Junior and Girls Class cham
piOnShiDS respectively.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
BEN Adds
Grand to
His Sock

ROCHESTER, n. y, Aug. II
QNS). - Ben Hogan, leading
money winner of golfdom, today
had added another $1,000 TO his
bag by coping the $4,000 Times
Union open tournament. The
Hershey. Pa, golf wiz had a final
round "a, four over par, for a u
hole aggregate of 27S.
Craig Wood OF Mamaroneck was
three strokes behind with ~ for
2Sl and a stroke behind Wood was
Harold McSpaden of Philadelphia
with a 70.
Fourth prize went TO Ky Laf-
foon, of Miami, Okla. one Of seven
TO equal par in the final round.
Laffoon carded 283 Tied for fifth
with 2Si were Dutch Harrison,
Camp Hill. Pa. Mike Turnesa,
Elmsford; Horton Smith, Spring
field Mo, and Ted Bishop. Wal
ham Mass. amateur. Jimmy De-
maret, Detroit and Henry Ransom,
North Hills, Pa, each had a 2S5.
Among other leading scorers
were Sam Byrd Ardmore. Pa. and
Chick Harbert, Battle Creek
Mich, 2S6; Jimmy Hines. Great
Neck, L. T.. and Willie Goggin
White Plains, 287; Bud Lewis and
Gene Kunes. Philadelphians and
Frank StrapahaR. Toledo. o. ANA
teur, 2S8 Tied with 2S9S were
Clay Heather, Linville, n. c., Ray
Hill. Hershey Pa. and Lloyd Man
gTum, Chicago.
A 290-total was hung up by
Gene Sarazen. Brookheld. Conn
and trailing were Ralph GHidahf
Rancho Sante Fc, Cal, and Jimmy
Thomson. Chicopcc, Mass, with
,OQ2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Bill Plays 81 Games
To Beat Schroeder

NEWPORT. r. l., Aug. Il (UP).
Second-seoded Bill Talbert Of
O., won a 52-game see
saw match over Ted Schroeder TO
win the Newport Casino invitation
tennis tournament. ia, 6-3. So,
A-6. Sc. Yesterday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17

Arena Gardens inaugurateS It's
onc-priccd outdoor wrestling show
policy this evening with a card OF
four bouts in The Bowl featured
by A Leo Wallick-Rufus Jones
match which has been brewing for
a long time. They are junior
heavieS.
Bert Ruhi, tackles a rough
Italian in Martini Angelo. who has
won several matches at the Gar
dcnS tho past few months. while
Fred Caronc. a highly touted east
ern heavyweight makes his debut
in a one-fall match. The show
starts at $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Sudden Death
Faces SOftbdIIers
In Times Meet

Metropolitan Dctro Times
tournament teams oidd.nE Ton
FeDSI-C0la awards CNOitW6rTC ~
the various championships az
stake. Will SEQ action on four
fronts tonight with two Of thc
contendcrs facing sudden death
elimination
Six strong Glass a mons con
tenders meet in Mack Park, all
going into the fray with uublcm-
ished records. Featuring tho pro-
gram is the clash between Hudson
a A. No. ! and Bourgeois, "a sur
priSinClv strong entry They
meet at o.30 p. N
:. J Sports strong Detroit
Softball Association major league
entry VIII meet Packard Aircraft
at Sis and East Side All-StarS
meet Murray Local No : In the
opener ar I p. m.
Another three game Class a
mems program will be offered in
Michigan Alkali Field tWyan-
dottel with Hi.Lites opposing
Neichborhood Club in the opener
AZ :: Baird meeting Crosse Tie
Naval Base al Sis and john
son Kol-Pak tanglinG with Bal-'
news Bar ar $50
The Class c LunInr Bnn1hers and
Demons Will meet on Lodge No. 4
at Z p. m. while the Junior Amcri-
cans and Bees clash at Atkinson
No. 1 az the same time. Winners
of these tsee esa4es=All4= play again
Tuesday night, the losers being
eliminated in the sudden death
play in those divisions
LAST NIGHTS RESULTS
lAt Mack pask
BrirRs B0mhers s. Freuhauf n.
O'Nsif. Hoffner , Drafties :.
Local No. T. Htnu's 2.
TONIGHT's SCHEDULE:
az Mack PsrD
700 East side AN-Stars vs.. Murray
sI5-Paekard Aircraft W J. ). sports
30 Hudson A a. No ,s Bourgeois
"a, Michigan ARsu Fieldl
7:on- Hi-Lites vs.. Neighborhood Club
a mem
SIS Baird vs. Crosse lie Naval Base
sO--Johnson Kol.Pak vs. Rarnsys "a
mem.
00-Junior Bombers rs. Demons &C
tAe Atkinson No -
7,0o--Amsroans vs.. Bundle Bees Dun
TUESDAY NIGHTS SCHEDULE
CAT Allen PafD
SD--si Elizabeth vs. Tri-V Club q
msnLs loser eliminated -
500 Allen Park W.. Detroit Harvester
a mem
tAt Department, az Parks and Recreation
Plsyfields)
CLASS c MEN Can Games AT p m.
American vs. VirEes Juniors AZ Dnge-
man No g. Cardinals vs. Club Casino at
Codd No ? Fort Wayne VS. Amos A. c.
at Clark Park No. 2. Atkinson Cult vs.
Precious Blood at Littlehsld No. starr
VI. Pittsburgh AT Roosevelt No 2
Birdhurst vs.. St Benedict. az Roosevelt,
No 3 Blue Ribbon vs. Vernors, al Pin
gree No I: Crosse Pointe Cardinals vs.
G. s. Eagles Al St Clair No. 3; Local
81 sisnislsus W. Brigadiers, AZ Jayne
No. 8. Conners Inspectors vs.. stsnley's.
a. Harper-Conner No. Brewster
Club vs.. ~ o y. Gauge Lab, Al JAYNE
Jefferson Merchants. al CArstens No. l.;
and Acme vs. winner ~ Junior Bombers-
Demons a. carstsns No. 1.
JUNIORS CAN Games at I p. M
No. 2; Jugelsrs vs. Miller vikens al
jayne No 2: Falcons Jr. vs. wildcats at
Algonquin No. ]: our Lady OF Help vs. HI
liies Jrs., a. Elmwood No. /; Dearborn
Tieers vs. Allen Park at Lituefield No,
Winner Americans Bees W Pepsi-Cola. az
Roosevelt No 6; Junction a. G. W.
EaEles AZ Atkinson No :, Cobbers vs.,
San Francesca. al Roosevelt No. :.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
COME FROM BEHIND

With a four-run barrage in the
sixth, the Tigers came from be-
hind TO sew up the after-piece
The Tigers were off to a head
start with two runs in the first
frame. With one out, Cramer
singled and scored on a screeching
three-bagger by McCoSky. Barney
later clicked al home from third
after Wright seized Higgins long
fly ball.
Tying the count, the Sox hit
back with two tallies IN the sec
ond. Wright, Kuhel and Kennedy
hit singles in succession to con-
tribute most of the effort 10 the
Sox markers in this heat.
The Sox added a run and took
the lead in the third Appllng
doubled and ! a ter scored on a
single by Kuhcl Thus ii stood, SoX
8 and Tigers ? until the sixth,
which was a huge inning for the
home folks. -Four Tiger tallies
were poured across the plate in
that stanza as the SoX played
worse than Sandlot ball. Higgins
and Ross got two-baggers that
dropped near the foul line back OF
first base. Smith hit Franklin
pinch hitting with the bases
loaded, forcing home run, and
Bloodworth pulled off a sweet
drag bunt for a single that scored
a marker.
The Tigers added a run for good
measure in the seventh as Ross
singled and later scored on Lipon' 5
third hit Of the day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
PONY HAS 298

Art Pony, whose 81 in the first
round set a new competitive record,
was next with 29S. followed by
Frank Connolly the defending
champion, with 299. Connolly, who
had three 75'S and a "a. played
the II holes without a birdie al
though he had plenty chances had
he been putting.
Eddie FurGol. recent winner of
the state PublinX. closed with 300,
and Russ Beaupre with 301.
Woody Malloy. a former champion.
totaled 302, as did George Valuck
Of Muskegon: Saturdays leader,
and Bill IckeS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Arena Indugurdtes
0ne-PriCe Mat Policy
1nNIGHT,s RnITs

Leo Walhck Detroit, vs. Rufus Jones.
Red Run. in 3 falls
Bert Rub Hungary VS. Martini Angelo.
italy, , ~ falls
Fred Carone. Lynn. VS. lefty PAGER
BROOKLYN. one fan
Alex Madison Buffalo, w. Lf' Jensen.
Toledo. one fan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Scratches
by United Press
NARRaGANSTTr PARK

Track, SLOPPY.
First Race Sweeping Lee NaIdna
Flare Gadabout Weslow
Second Race sun Town, NIL Iron,
Sorgho Bid on
Third Race Dairy Lady
Fourth Race SNOW Moon.
Seventh Race Bow Low.
Eighth Race Scarcanier
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Tiger Batting Averages

'Totals 123 1909 $50 1852 $40 60 25o
'IncludeF totals ol Fuchs. Rowe McNair
Hitchcock. Tebhetts and tie games Of July
4 and August u.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
MAsHINGTON PARK

First Race pIvaolo Belle Heel Call
Buena Ventura, Sahoteur Random Breeze,
Town Victory, Singer hlll
Second Rae. Pacific Maid, ROYAL
chief Hygros Man, Wild Harp Con-
ylvial 81 Jock
Third Race Has'y KISS
Fourth Race Lady Eomery Putit'here
Cseot Trim stopper. Ariel Bird Kansas
CuN
Ninth Race tsubsttu'c)- Declared OF.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
Tiger Pitching Records

Totals l23 80 - llo4A 500 f4s sss
INCLUDING totals ~ Fuchs and Rove and
10 games Of July I ana August H.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
DETROIr

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-17
HARRIS STARS IN FIRST

With a pair Of hair raising
catches, Harris was also the first
games fielding star. In the third
inning he robbed Myril Iloag of an
extra base hit with a spectacular
one handed running catch and
then in the fifth made a sensa-
tional diving catch off Appline.
York batted Jimmy Bloodworth
home i'm the sixth with the first
of Detroit'S three runs. That run
tied up the SoX, who had drawn
first blood in their part OF the
fourth when Taft Wright doubled
and later scored from thlrd as
McCosky shared Mike TreShs fly
ball TO deep left.
The other SoX marker came in
the seventh. First up, Don Kollo-
way beat out a grounder 10 Muir
ray Franklin IN deep short Tor a
single. Later in the inning, with
two out and Holloway on second,
Appling also beat out a grass
cutter to Murray and Holloway
scored from snp0nd