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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Robinson Too LiQht
For Co(hrane FiQht

NEW YORK, Aug. ! CUP).-
A nontitle bout between Ray
(Sugar) Robinson, New York. and
welterweight champion Freddie
Cochrane. scheduled 10 be held al
Madison Square Garden Septem-
Der 10. was Cancelled today when
Robinson said he couldn't make
the heavy overweight demanded
by the champion.
The indicated Harlem battler
who defeated lightweight champion
Sammy Angott Friday, said that
the 144i4 pounds he scaled was
the heaviest he could make Coch-
rane demanded that Robinson
weigh in al l47 pounds. two over
the welterweiGht limit. so the title
would not be AT stake,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Edison Holds
Annual Regatta

Edison Boat Club, following the
example Of other yacht clubs. will
hold its twenty-eighth annual re-
gatta this Sunday on the west side
OF the steamer channel. The move
avoids any possible interference
with freightcrs carrying war ma
tcrialS.
In other years the smaller craft
sailed around PeChe Island. cross
ing The channel twice. while the
larger boats traVerSed triangle
IN the lake.
Starting times are provided for
all classes with the first. the
EIGHT meters, listed TO get under
way at 100 p m. off of the start
near the Crosse Pointe club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
ROCKINGHAM Results

FIRST RACE-Seo0. claiming. 2-yesr-
olds, 5h furlongs:
Cananea (Turnbull) 800 $50 220
Nickname (Dattilo) 500 800
Victory Play tBrunelle) $50
Time 1907 is. of 2:2sh.
Valdina Rocket. Bold Eve. Gallant Now
fee, Ariel Beam and Devils Wit also ran.
SECOND RACE--ssoo. claiming. 4-yesr-
ODDS and up, = mile:
Big n,r6 ch MS, innssan) 72o .SS 3So
Eight and Six tTurnbulD $50
Time 1913 as. of 254h.
Paddy. Cosse. vCelesti F., Not Yet and
knights Duchess also ran.
THIRD RAcE-sI. 900. claiming. 3-year-
ods and up, a mile
Fritz tWshlerD 1920 500 500
Argslla tBrennanl 40 so
Spare the Rod tTurnbuD 40
Time 1913, of 1922.
Pernie. Wake Robin. Airspring Prairie
Dog and Allegro also ran.
FOURTH RACES 600, allowances. 2.
year-olds 5is furlongs
Poscher Peters 500 500 . 20
Wise Advice (Lynchl $50 go
Anthem tMadden) 2 90
TinHe 4 :07. Off 3.5i's
Holiday Spirit. Willow Run snd ANA
pola Pomp also ran.
FIFTH RAcE-St 600. claiming. s-year.
olds and up, /. mile.
Lag away CWahleri 1000 $50 $40
Charitable (Finneganl $50 3 so
Marion Collins tTurnbulD so
Time i:i2 3-5, off 4.19ts
LiSte, Silver Gran. Boy Baby. War
Tower Blue Booties and Night Editor also
ran.
SIXTH RACES, 900 added Granite
state Handicap 3-year-olds and up, lis
miles:
Loveday (McMullen, 700 $50 2 40
Blueberry Pfes(TurnbulD $50 2 81
Hysterical atkinson 2 40
Time 1:45 2-5, on 4.fsiS
Side Arm, Tragic Ending. Incoming and
Valdina Valet also ran.
SEVENTH RAcE--s1. 900 claiming. ?.
year.olds and UP. l i-i6 miles:
Lovely Dawn tWahler) 500 800 . 20
Haste Back (TurnbuiD $40 $50
Thrift shop (Moore) 32O.
Time 1:47. off 5:i7.
Bonheur Arestino, Singing Torch and
ASK Me also ran.
EIGHTH RACE-Se00 claiming. 3.year.
ODDS and up, lis miles;
steel (BrennanD 100 ! 3s0I
Sly Tom (Atkinsoh) GOO
Time i:4T. off S:tS
Temulsc. Tripane and The shaugraun
also ran.
NINTH RACE 5000 claiming i-year-
Mitza tDattiioD 20 80 ~ So $50
Noble Boy tPersonl so So
Buckle Up MADDEN 90
Time i.47 is. of sit
Psri- Ernest. Pavilion, lnvincih.e and
Black one also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Trout, Trucks
.Hur| Twin Bill

Dizzy Trout and Virgil Trucks
VIII pitch for the Tigers against
the Red Sox in a double-header
here this Sunday. Dick Newsome
and Joe Dobson are scheduled TO
hurl for Boston.
When Franklin and Hitchcock
erred in the first inning here to-
day, il totaled 20 errors for the
Tigers in Is games with the Red
SoX.
Going into todays game, Ted
Williams. the leagues leading hit
ter. had struck out 80 times
against u for all of last season.
He has been more times at bat
this year. of course. incidentally,
Williams is leading the loop in
home runs. runs batted in. batting
average, runs scored and i'm walks.
York's finger blister which put
him on the bench, was caused by
a lighted cigaret, it was learned
today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Fd|kenburg Wins
Junior Net Title

KALAMAZOO. Aug. l tUP).-
Bob Falkenburg of Hollywood. Ma
tional Interscholastic Tennis cham
pion, won the 1912 Western Junior
title today by defeating Art Nc.
Donald OF Los Angeles, in fouf
sets.
Falkenburg, seeded No. 1
dropped the first set. 80. bu,
rallied 10 win the next three rs
Ga, Cd.
Billy Smith of Orlando, Fla.
upset top-Seeded Alan Watson OF
Elizabeth, n. j.. 6-2, So, 6-3, for
the Boys Division title. Smith
seeded No. 2, was trailing 3-2 in
the final match when ne rallied
and ran four straight games &c
take the title.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Schroeder 0utIasts
Wood, Wins Meet

SOUTHAMPTON, y. Y, Aug. ]
QNS).--Ted Schroeder, 22-yesr-
old campaigner from Glendale
Cal. outlasted Sidney Wood oil
New York today to win the
Meadow Clubs Round Robin Ten
mis- tournament. The scores were
80. OIL, Cd, 1-6. 6-l.
Wood. 10 years the senior OF
the hard hitting Californian. won
the Meadow Club title in 1880 and
1882. but today lacked the stamina
TO stay with his younger foe. The
victory was Schroeder's first major
triumph on eastern grass courts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Meadowbrook
Golf Results
FIRST ROUND RESULTS

PIT Walter Burkemo- MILFORD Wehrle. de-
fested BIZ Schwope-Gale Stringer, aud g.
Randall Ahern- Arnold Minkley defeated
Frank stranahan- Marsh Carlson. and l.
Jack Horner Gus Morland. defeated Oar
Couriney-Lou Campbell. ? and
Art DoeringMik Dlstz. defeated Harold
Brink Russ Cole and 3
Frank Connolly-Art PONY, defeated Cnf
Rugged Flowers , and 2
warren Dawson Bot Kosten defeated I
X. Eleveld Jr,-C. J. Farley, I up.
Chuck and sam Kocsis defeated Don
Armstrong Frainey. and q
I'd Ervasti-Carl Daniels. defeated Eddie
Fursol-E J. Reynolds, up. % holes.
SECOND ROUND RESULTS
Ahern -Minkley defeated Burkemo- wshrle.
; and T. -
Doering-Dietz defeated Hosrner More.
land. and I.
Connolly Pony defeated Dawson -Kosten.
{ and ,.
Chuck and sam Kocss VS. Ervasti-Dan.
iels. incomplete.
SUNDAYS SEMITINAIS
Ahern -Minkley vs.. Doering -Dletz
Connolly-Pomy VS.. winner OF fourth
match,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Virge's SoftbaII Team
Nears Division Title

Nirge's Club is favored to be-
come West Side champion of the
Municipal Softball League when it
meets Murray Local No. Monday
at Atkinson Field. Virge's took
the first of the best-out-of-three
series last week, 10, Pee-Wee
PLAT allowing only one hit. Muir
rays Hank Hirt gave only two
SafetieS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Municipal SoftbsII
MONDAYS GAMES

MONDAYS GAMES
EAST SIDE
y 3 Navy vs. Hicks A. c. At Gabriel
Richard Park
Local No go VS. Gabriel Richard a.
Lodge No. 2
Casting Va. Crowley at Gallagher No 2
hetroiite Va. Packard AZ Lodge No. 3
Local No. i5i vs.. Local No. 337 at Elm.
wood No. !.
IS Club VS.. Eagles AZ 81. Clair No. I
J. L. Hudson vs. sa1ons at Galiaghei
No. I
Local No. Io4 vs.. Cooper at 81. Clair
No .
Rroaeh vs. AIS ~ Pingree No 2
Berry Va MaroOns az Lodge No J.
WEST SIDE
virEe Va Local No . At Atkinson No .
Tmktn vs.. Fort Wayne a. Fort WAYNE
Local No, I'll vs.. Pittsburgh at North
western No g.
Post ofhcs VS. Colmonoy at Northwest
ern No. 3.
Deaf vs. Vince ~ Clark Park No I.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Bats Go Fast

"Just an indication of the pro-
grams popularity Is reflected In
the equipment we've already
used. Twenty-eight dozen bats
and so dozen balls have already
gone by the board.
Its only natural, however.
when you figure that these Kids
play ball Ave days n week all
day. The coaches point out
their errors after the game II
over. which takes plenty of time.
With all that activity. equip
ment IL used up In n hurry.
"Of course. the number OF Kids
playing IL the big thing, espe-
cially those who have never
played before. Virgil ZetterIind
told me he expects that Class 4
OF the federation will be greatly
enlarged next year AZ a result.
But It's just as satisfying to
see individual progress. Lefty
Buckley, for instance, had his
heart set on being n shortstop.
Joe Kriteh, who coaches out at
DENLY, told him he'd make a
good pitcher, and the boy actu-
ally cried because he wanted TO
stay-at short.
FINALLY convinced, ne won
three straight games and has Yet
10 be defeated. There are hun
dreds of stories like that, and
It's those occurrences which
make the thing seem worth
WHILE he concluded.
In addition 10 Kritch. the stat
Of ex-major leaguers and sand
lotters directing the school in
cludes Ed Conley, Kohn KotowSk
Johnny Mitchell. Johnny Madonna
Don Rider, Bert Smith. r.
Redys, Nap Ross and Ken Rosack
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

With indications that the majors
will 60 through their regular sea-
son. which does not end until
September q. Baker is taking
stock of material. While Harold
Newhouser. placed in AZ by his
draft board, appears TO be certain
TO finish the season with the
Tigers, there now appears proba-
bility that Murray Franklin will
be in the navy soon. The Tigers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Remdtth Russell,
Gordon at Fairview

"Reb' Russell. king bad man
and Flash" Gordon. elongated
former masked grappler, are re.
matched in a finish bout 10 top the
card in Fairview Gardens Tuesday
Other bouts: Bert Rubi VS.
Stanley BureSh. Nick Billings VS.
Leo Jensen and Alex Madison VS.
Ivan Kamikon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Detroit Race Results

FIRST RACE-$1OOO, claiming 3year-olds up l
LORETTA RICE, 102 qIanauer) 500 440l
CYNTHIA FAIR los QIigley) 800 $50
ERIN TORCH 108 (Guerin) 900
Time 1:44 2-5 'Baby LADY Constance Copheua
Sparkling Heel Sam Alexander Madam Gray and Jucea also
10 BETTY, los (Iigles) 10 46O
SABRA 10 CAiiligan) $50 400
BRIAR SHARP, 10 beverly SEQ
Time lib Sugarage Shaker-Nlan Kempy Michigan
and Bert w. also
THIRD RACE 200 Claiming 3yearods and up furlongs;
DOLL BABY, 107 $50
WISE BARRISTER, ITO (Jones $40 24O
FLYING JANE, 1O7 800
Time l:l2 l5 Noome, Black Time Lady Sponsor also
FOURTH RACE-S11OO claiming 3-yearods up fur
CRADLE ROLL. 9s Wrigho 900 900 400
CIRCUS. 10 t<nott)
PURPLE WRACK (Cuernl 800
Time, 1I245. Jehnersontown, Tetea Tete Stand In and
BOSS IiOSS, (Mlligan) 100 our
a-BALL PLAYER, 118 (Adams) out
VALDINA GROOM, los (Guerin) out
Time, 144 2-5 a-Nlilk Punch BoSley
SIXTH RACE-$5Ooo the Lansing Handicap 2yearods
ALI GOOD 112 dinotO 1900 500 4eo
ROSIANTE 107 Gray 1iSO $50
EUGENE, 105 (Gonzaez) 500
Time Trustee Golden Man Bold Captain Sea Mar
rage and Momento also
SEVENTH RACE-S1OOO claiming 3-year-ods up, mile
WISE DUKE. 112 dngess, 1850 500 44o
WEARY FLOWER 112 440
DARBY DEAN, 1l2 (Guerinl 800
Time, 1A725 Peee Gene Tetrashera, Shin Plaster and
Phoebus also
EIGHTH RACE-sl2Oo 3-year-Olds and up lis miles
SWELL CHANCE 104 HIgey) $40 $50
BASKERVILLE, los tDeuca) 800
Time, 1462-5. Lucas Son, Singing Heels
also
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Crescent 10 Hold
International Races

Crescent Sail Yacht Club is
now making plans TO hold the
international Snipe class cham
pionships August $3.50 on Lake
st. Clair. The champions OF fleets
all over the country and Canada
will participate.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Coon Doc Trial

A coon dog field trial is TO be
held this Sunday at Wilson :
Woods, Middlebelt and JOY roads,
three miles north of Garden City.
A. Hicks, field marshal, has posted
a 500 purse. Heat money also
will be paid in the 10 preliminary
races The event starts Al II n. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

utility inGelder has indicated that
he plans TO join up.
Birdie Tebbetts seems headed
for service but may get in most
of the season. Although his board
in Nashua, NH. may be in no
hurry 10 grab him, Tebbetts may
not wait. He tried TO get a COM
mission in the army air corps but
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Trapshoot at RosevilIe

r. o. Hinkle. secretary of the
Roseville Sportsmen's Club, an
nounces it will hold trapshoots
every Sunday at the field located
on Harper avenue. half mile north
OF Masonic boulevard. Shooting il
open to the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
BAKER TAKES STOCK OF TIGERS
Expects More War Inroads; Team Coma West

was too old 10 fly and too young
TO be given ground COMMISSION
While the Tigers are still little
.groggy from their recent disas-
trous invasion OF the East. Baker
still feels that they will finish in
the first division. That is all the
manager and the Tigers them
selves, for that matter. could sec
ahead at the start of the season
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Kids Baseball
School Enjoys
Good Season
\ 100 Youngsters
I Play Game Daily,
Use Equipment Fast

The Detroit Baseball School
conceived and started by Bill
Rogell, former Tiger and presen
city councilman, TO interest tn,
smaller fry in the national game
is nearing the end OF its frs
season.
And it's working out pretty well
according to Perry Deakin, South
eastern High School athletic di
rector who has been directing the
project this summer.
"We have about 6,1O0 boys en-
rolled, ranging from IL TO Is
years of age. We expect that
well 70 no more than 500 over
our budget OF $4,000, which
makes the expenses run about 81
out fields will meet to decide east
and west side titlists i'm both thu
n boy. That's pretty reason
able" he says.
Right now the kids are winding
up their regular season on 20 diff.
ferent fields in anticipation of the
playoffs. which begin August 10
All teams having a 500 percent
age or better will be eligible foT
the one-game Knockout affair.
Then the champions of the vari-
junior and senior divisions. These
ultimate victors will meet in a
double-header August IS for the
city championship.
Every field champion will re-
ceiye a ribbon, thanks to Fred
q. Maggie of the Parks and Rec
reation Department. East and
west side champions as well az
the city titlists will receive gold
medals, provided for by the
budget" Deakin explained.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Saratoga Results

FIRST RACE-S1 200, claiming. 4y.ar.
olds and up. steepschAse. about 2 miles:
a-St. Patrick's Day
tRiles) $40 80 25r
Big Rebel (Walker) 8 90 2 81
Mufled Drums Bland 2 Sc
Time 4 80 As. on 80
s-Himmel. Greenwich Time and Court
Man also ran
s-Melow entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

THIRD EACE-Si 200. msidens. Swear
ODDS and up, a mile
Best Of All tMccresry) $50 800 ? 80
lbex tThompsonI $50 ? 80
Troon Berg 2 SO
Time 2e. off 3;5ii5
Mccormick ROYAL Linda h-Gal!ant
Robin and b-still Gallant also ran
b-Cghetta-Aste entry.
FOURTH RACE 100. allowances. ?.
year-olds, ST. furlongs
Very Snooty
Robertson 1920 sne 10
ARIEL PLAY (Westrope) SO 80
Brittany tMcCresryl 3 %
Time 1907, Off 4.iIfs.
Hard Pone, Hickory Head. Diamond
Back Strictly True, Commander and De-
fault ii also ran.
FIFTH RACE-S5ooo added Wilson
stakes. 3;year-oids and Up. ] mile
Scotland Light (McCrearyD out out
Parasang Games out
Time 1877. off 4:4eis.
Only three starters.
SIXTH RACE r. 81. 600 added. United
states Hotel Stakes. 2-year-oids, = mile:
a-Deyils Thumb
(McCreary1 $50 800 out
Tip-toe (StOuO $50 out
Famous Victory (Wrighu out
a-corona Corona ana brseling Home
also ran.
s-Boeng entry.
SEVENTH RACES 600 added. Camp.
fire Handicap, 3-year-olds ana up. mIe .
mhe
lola Rose (GHrxa) 80 2f7O out
Doubt Net CThhmDsOn) $50 out
C1aptos (Westroptl out
Time TIA IS. OF sat
Cheesestraw also ran.
EIGHTH RACE -- 81 200 ella r,Ing. g.
ear-olds and up. - miles.
Cacodemon (Renickl 300 $50 g7O
lnconceivable tWestrope1 80 $50
Mission Step Goveridgs1 3SO
Time I 50 as. on SIS
Hclen's Roy Meadow Mouse sun Triad
and Rms Star also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Tiger Batting Averages

'Totsls los $3.50 4i3 SIS 377 81 49,
'Includes totals OF Fuchs. Rove and Nc
Xtir and tie game Of July 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02

SECOND RACE-Sl 200. claiming 3.
yearold and up. = mile.
Beau James (Meade) 40 40 3 "a
Flying Legion (Gorman) 1890 10 QO
Alca-Gal LindbergD $40
Time 1926 rs. OF 3:07ik
one Shen, Reapers Blade, Bright Camp.
Sizzling Pan, 'Prien. Etruscan. .Neap.
Rosy Dollar, Smart Daughter and Mythical
King also ran.
'Field.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
Tiger Pitching Records

srotais ios 80 rs ESQ ts ssa eva
efaciudes totals - Fuchs and Rove and
80 game OF July 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
NOTES Enrolment Is open 10 bath boys
and girls from ten 10 eighteen years.
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Detroit Entries

FIRST RACE-s1 900, claiming. colts.
gsldings and horses, 3-year-olds and up.
mile and 10 Yards:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-02
FOR MONDAY

nv W. CrenshAw entry.
cN Zlegler Jr. entry
EIGHTH r a G r. - 81, 200 claiming
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Gid iiber SEN @ur5tpeaenrunofunf
an Die amerifaniiben Soloaten pen-
bend, Sic, ipie er iaete, uibr 2eben
fir sic beilige Sahe Ser &eligion
uno Civilization outs Spiel ieben",
fiiete er bin5u:
,,8ir beten, oaB @ott Int iebem
aampf eegen ben Seino feline idiit-
senoe Sano iiber eud balt.''
.----, Gollten mir oieIen Grieg berlie-
rem, 10 miro ltnier 2ano Ser Saupt-
preis Der gelttenader iein. Wfan
miro nns oas 8aionett al Die &eble
uno 6ie 8iItole an Sen aopf ieten.
8enn ii1 iernanb nnfer S6idial aus
Surlalen tpiinI6t, 10 bral6t er l1ur
afal,iebe11, mas itd in BEN eroberten
9eilen Guropas ereignet bat ltnb nod
ereignet.' y
..8ir ielbIt miilien oie 3ufunft
unieres 2anbes geItalten. oa6u
fino Giniefeit uno Spfer notig. -.
INN ben Sieg su erringen, nlB iinler
gauges 8olf, tpie etn @an5es, Shnl,
ter an 5duIter nit l,nierem 8ralioen.
ten fdn1pfe1t.
,,8ir tperoen uns ME Der Gaffgier,
ben gerrat, Ser @rauionlfeit llnierer
Geinoe bel1gen."
ssSn Ieiner 8re6igt fnprfe Stlfs-
biid)of Sugb 8. 2amb bon Sbilaoel-
pbia 0aibington's geiipiel in ga1lep
Sorge an l,nb iaate: ,,ssSir rniiiien bier
oabeiln cine 5tpeite Sront bes Gebets
idaffen." gr fiiate bir5u: ugine Sea.
tion auf anieen miro mebr tltn, als
Mdnner ltno geidiibe, bieien ariee
su getpinnen 1tnb einet geredten l,no
bauernben Srieoen 81 iidern."
gr1lioent 9tooIebelt bate in einer
8otIdaft sur Jeier ausgefiibrt: uSSG
bore nit 6reltben, Bob oieier appeG
an sen Mllma6tigen @ott, nns Sieg
uno Srieoen alt bringen gernabt iper.
ben ioll. 49,. sSft bielen fritiidben Gu
gen miiiien mir ltns nlle I'M Gebet
bereinigen, I'M oen Sieg 5u erringen
nno Der g9elt cine internationale
Dronung bic bon mabren driitliden
Rrin5ipien beberridt miro, 5uriid5n-
bringett."
Mn Der 5eier nabmen biele promi-
nente Herionen tell, II. a. General
poitmeiiter Sranf g. @alfer, Gene
ralantpalt Srancis 9i6ble, Sberbun-
besri6ter Omen S. Moberts, @ouper.