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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
White Sox Rookie Gets a Boost

Take it from Muddy Rue young Joe Haynes destined for
stardom in the American League
The White Sox rookie has served relief pitcher this year
and he currently the effective fireman the big show
The White Sox board Of strategy however has intention of
combining Haynes efforts exclusively TO relief peggng.
He has been limited to work this because Ruel
and Manager Jimmie Dykes that he isn't quite ready
take his regular turn the hill They don't want TO
promising bringing him along fast They
hden however that he will be and consistent winner
for the Chicago club 1943f he isn't in the armed
When Haynes reported TO the White Sox this spring he
showed world Of natural talent ability quickly.
He also showed of the faults performers
his wasn't sufficiently developed his delivery
ward and firing and he inclined to attempt to throw the
ball past the batter whenever he got into tough spot
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
EYE TROUBLE

Foutts, an old-timer In the
game, brought Mike Rata. leading
featherweight contender. here fol-
his professional debut. That was
in 1899 at the Arena Gardens
when he beat Eddie Scott in Q
preliminary TO the AL Quail-Miltor
Shivers fight which ended the rims
careers of both main eventers.
Their eyes were so badly
damaged that they never fought
again.
ITS a funny thing, but I
bumped up against the same
thing last year with Big Jim
Thompson, the Negro heavy
weight I had. Thompson beat
Abe Simon just before the big
guy fought Joe Louis here, but
he suffered a detached retina
of the eye and had to quit"
Foutts revealed.
Tommy won a split decision
from Denton, April s, in Louis
vile. KY. Denton is expected in
town tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Just Another. Race
Washington Parks Labor Day Handicap Pals as
Whraway AIsab Withdraw From Race

Garden State track, Camden, N. j.,
was vanned TO Belmont Park and
is said to be slated for a try at.
the S25. 000-added NarraganseN,
special stake, September y, as hxS
next engagement.
SABBATH said he would make up
his mind definitely on Alsab later
in the day, but indicated he seri-
ously was considering sending the
colt TO Garden State Park TO COM.
pete in a $4,000 3-year-old stake
Labor Day. AlSab was assigned
top weight of l29 pounds for the
Camden event.
Two other top-notchers-Belair
Studs Apache and Valdina Farms
Valdina Orphan-were bracketed
at 122 pounds. while the Irish-bred
Founders drew an impost of 120
pounds for the Jersey. racing Sec
rotary Charles J. McLennan an
nounced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

CHICAGO, Sept. 2 (NS0.-The
race of the year." pittng Alsah
against the great Whirlaway'
which was TO have been staged
Labor Day at Washington Park,
resolved today into just another
good race. with perhaps neither
of the two star thoroughbreds par
ticipating.
Earlier. Warren Wright. owner
of Whirlaway, and AL SABBATH,
owner of Alsab. had encouraged
Washington Park officials TO hope
their famous horses would 60 10
the post in the SOS, 900 Washing
ton Park Handicap next Monday,
thus providing the first test OF
speed between the two.
But Whirlaway, after his victory
in the Trenton Handicap at the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

ather hundred welchosen words about his card
Seq Nick
firmly believe that II the fight fans here know that
every time they visit Olympia fight night they be
p-roaring action card they don't give boot
about the socaled name fighters Because they know by
now fighters agree to box in Detroit
they do after they have been permitted to select their
opponent dictate the financial terms and must be favored
with hundred and other concessions they cocky
enough expect because of their regulations don't want
any part those types of socaed name fighters Let
other fight promoter have them.
81 think you will agree with that just a
back the confidence of the fight fan here boxing prob
just about And I'm convinced In order to win
back that confidence at Olympia, must feature build
exploit the local fighter And that's just what intend
to do. Wen start Friday night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Faults Corrected, Makes Progress

Ruel patiently these faults taught
the youngster TO pitch with smoother
showed him how TO make Of change Of how keep
the batter guessing by skfuy mixing his deliveries He
the out of the idea that he could by his
alone
The who used catch Walter johnson and has
since reputation Of the best developers
baseball we'll satisfied with the progress Haynes
H endurance greater than when the
started Ruel "He six innings without
firing and he should be good nineinning pitcher by
year."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
You Hit the Nail on the Head, Nick

On Nicholas is surely right Most of the name
fighters from other opposition of tremendously
when they waltz in to relieve local patrons of their
folding money
There certainly why this town can't have good
boxing And write gold plated ticket that fans will turn
out IL they assured of action.
For Detroit boys have been making grand
other ownsNew York Chicago and Cleveland
caly
If just few Of these fighting chickens will home to
roos, everything will be okay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

NdlllC HiNO DSllOiN iiOiii AAOioNo'
Pa. with Teddy Yarosz. the boy
destined 10 become the middle
weight champion of the world.
Teddy suffered broken hand in
that fight but went on to knock
out Jimmy Hill, Philippine south
paw. and win the local fans COM
.pletely. He returned for bouts
with Eddie Ran and Eddie Kid
Wolfe before lifting the champion
ship from Vince Dundee two years
later.
A decade has passed, and Foutts
is back in town with another
middleweight prospect, Tommy
Yarosz, TIE d dy's kid brother.
Tommy will meet Curly Denton,
of Cincinnati in one of the fea-
lures on Fridays double-windup
card at Olympia.
SAME STAGE
Tommy Is just at the same
stage of development that Teddy
was when l brought him here
before" FouttS said yesterday
upon his arrival
Teddy was cutter, perhaps,
but Tommy has the edge as an
all-around fighter. think he's
the finest middleweight prospect
In the country. just how much
those prospects will be realized,
however, Is doubtful. He's 90
years old and In the draft now"
Tommy impressed the fans at
the Motor City gym as good
Standup fighter as he went
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Honor Devdny,
For 70 Years
Crosse lie Pro
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

lhey re throwing Dig party
for Joe Devany today at Crosse
lie Golf and Country Club. Hon
oring him for 20 years of con-
tinuous service as the clubs pro-,
the event will be highlighted by
an exhibition match by the Four
Yonkers Boys-Al WatrouS, Joe
Koval and Frank Level, as we'll as
Devany.
Devany. who began at Crosse
lie in 1922. came TO Detroit two
seasons before that, and on his
very first day in Detroit saw
more OF Woodward avenue afootI
than any one has or ever will see
in single day. Watrous took
care Of that for Joe.
WatrouS had been appointed
pro at Bedford Golf Club, his first
big Job. He wanted 10 do things
up right by signing a first rate
assistant. Also. he wanted 10 dol
something for one OF the members
of the old caddie gang at Dun
woodie.
AN ENTICING OFFER
Devany, then employed by al
golf concern in Milwaukee, was
the man he wanted. And he
landed Joe by dangling before
him an offer of $50 a month,
although as he (Watrous) puts
IL. II didn't have a dollar TO my
name"
Well let Watrous tell the rest
OF it, just as he will several times
today when the Four Yonkers
Boys have their reunion. AIS
talking:
Definitely, had the Shorts
but managed TO get n few
nickels to come from Royal Oak
TO Detroit TO greet my assistant.
Everything was all right
until Joe suggested we have
lunch and talk over the job.
Joe lived on Nodine Hill In
YOnkers with the red,
or 'uppish' folk. Our home was
on Hog Hill. People from No
dine Hill, I reasoned, probably
couldn't talk business any place
but at a luncheon table so
gave my consent.
SLOW ON THE DRAW
cit was a tight spot. but I
managed to get out of II by
fumbling around I'm my pockets
so long that Joe finally paid the
bill.
But. how to get back TO
Royal Oak: That was the real
problem since had only
nickel left and the fare was 10
cents. I suggested we walk off
our lunch and thus gave Joe
chance to see some OF Detroit.
He had no idea. though. how
much Of II he was to see.
I'VE started out Woodward
and walked and walked and
walked until we finally reached
the Boulevard, 1 was safe at
last; my last nickel would get
me home from there. I told Joe,
whose feet were aching by now,
TO take the street car back 10
the hotel and I'd see him the
next day."
From that modest beginning as
a head pro, Watrous has done
real well by himself. And so has
the real hero of this piece and
that long trek out Woodward :
Joseph Bernard Devany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Cards Recall Rookie

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2 1NS).-
The ST. Louis Cardinals recalled
outfielder Erwin Dusak from their
Rochester team of the Interna.
tional League.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Fight Results
ny Omitted Press

ny Omitted Press
AZ New York--Tami Maurieiio. fs5, New
York, Knocked out Italo Colonello. la5.
New York (2): Pete Geno. 14sk. New
York, drew with Frank cavanna, 14sA
New York (e; carmlne Faita- 137. New
York. knocked out Ruby Garcia, 1854
Puerto Rico ~: John Greco. 1881. Mont
real. outpointed VIII Roache, 1907, WI
mington, Del. (s).
At Hartford. Conn.-wiliie Pep, 127.
scored a technical knockout over
Bobby Ivy. i2s. Hartford G0).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Nicholas Has a Lot Of Words

When il comes TO talking himself
into a superlative state of mind about
his own promotions, Nicholas Londes
does as well as anyone we ever knew.
Nicholas, as you know by now, has
a fight card on deck for Friday night
at Olympia. It's a card featuring, for
the most part, local names"
Nicholas can work you into a nice
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Garden Juniors Meet

Garden Junior House League,
S25 average. will hold an organ
ization meeting tomorrow night at
$50, Frank Damico announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
'Devony Day at Crosse
lie a Deserved Tribute
for a Sincere Fellow
BOOST HAYNES FOR STARTING ROLE

For 20 Devany has been doctons the hooks ana
sreos If his clients down lie And today the
hers of that club decided to take time on and LEI Joe
kr Just they feel about him.
It's deserved tribute No any branch Of sports Is
o,e sincere and emf husiasc about than Devany
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
Ray Foutts Brings Tommy Yerosz TO Detroit
to Follow in Brother Ted's Footsteps
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

II little than through his first workout with
Ray Foutts Ernie Peaa of Beaver Falls, Pa
Detroit Monaco Pelaia Jimmy Edgar. local
Teddy Yarosz. the boy weterVeght the other 10
hecou the middle round featilre
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02

He zeaIousIy guarus INC BuUu HaIHO OF
golf not only in his own club but in the
entire district.
We're certainly going to be among
those trying a few quick niblick shots
with Brother Devany around the nine
tenth hole when the cool of the evening
rolls around.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-09-02
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Nick Londes Here Agar
With q Few Thousand
Words About Fights
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Soda ParIors
To Collect Scrap

Some 10000 soft drink dis
pensers in Wayne County will
serve as collectors for scrap metal
and salvage rubber needed by
Uncle Sam under plan announced
Saturday by Edwin J. Anderson,
chairman of the county salvage
committee.
More than 400 trucks owned by
the carbonated beverage industry
will be utilized in gathering the
salvaged materials. all OF which
will 90 directly TO the war effort
Every cent realized will be turned
over 10 the Red Cross. the USO
and army and navy relief groups
Anderson said.
w. r. Barnard, chairman OF
the bottlers committee in charge
said that 10000 red. white and
blue banners 10 mark the col
lection receptacles have beer
printed along with 100000 bottle
collars TO carry the story oil
salvage into Wayne County homes
mo item" Anderson said. els
too small for collection. Even
unsupported salvage such M
thousands Of pounds OF old keys
should pour In. Any particle of
used up metal around the house
can be carried to the corner
store as q contribution"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

II the city heat troubles you,
you'll have an opportunity to cool
off this coming Friday with q
refreshing cruise on Lake Erie.
Each Friday this summer, a
special cut-rate excursion 10 Ce-
dar Point-on-Lake Erie and re-
turn will be held aboard Steamer
Put-In-Bay OF the Ashley g. Dus-
tin Lines with the cut-rate fare
81 for adults. so cents for chill.
dren. 5 to Ia.
To avail yourself of this low
fare, it is necessary To clip ar
excursion blank from an ASHLEY
a. Dustin Steamer Line specia
advertisement appearing in Tht
Detroit Times each Sunday. Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday
Excursion blanks may be ex
changed for tickets at the ASHLEY
a. Dustin Steamer Line office
foot of First street, or at The
Detroit Times Travel Bureau
1870 Cass avenue,
On these excursions the steamer
stops for three and a half hour
at Cedar Point. touching briefly
at Put-in-Bay on down and VI
trips, offering persons who SO de
sire an opportunity to stay 81,
ihours at Put-in-Bay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Ma(labees Plan
Victory Banquet

Representatives of so Msccabees
Adges in Detroit will attend a
~etory day banquet In the Macca-
bees Building on August 7, when
all lodges climax drive to collect
cash to be given outright to the
American and Canadian govern
ments for the war effort.
More than 5000 lodges through
out the United States and Canada
will take part in the celebration,
which also marks the sixty-fourth
anniversary Of the order.
Each one OF the 60 groups OF
representatives will bring with
them to the banquet filled replica
of the Barrel OF Cash for Uncle
Sam" which rests at international
headquarters here. During the
banquet reports will be received
from lodges elsewhere.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

SAN LEANDRO. Cal, July Is
QNS). Alameda County authori-
ties today held Leslie B. Gireth,
81. OF Glendale, Cal. for the auto
court love nest Staying Wednes-
day of Miss Dorena Hammer. Il,
ravishing blond San Jose State
Teachers College graduate, with
whom he had registered as man
and wife.
The wealthy southern Califor-
Man. a jeweler. surrendering yes
terday in Fresno after a call to
Alameda County authorities In
which he devulge6 the staying and
told them he would await arrest
He had recently been divorced
from his wife who charged he hac
temper.
The pretty girl was found in the
luxurious cabin lying in bed
clothed in an expensive pair oil
green pajamas.
She was shot through the head
and the left breast. On a stand
near the bed were dozen fresh RED
carnations and a photograph Of
Gireth.
Endearing notes by the score
were found among the girls
effects. All were written by Giretf
and expressed his undying love for
the beauty who graduated from
college this spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Granddaughter
OF T.F.Rydn Wed

NEW YORK. July Is (INS)@
Mrs. Miriam Ryan Robb, grand
daughter OF the late financier,
Thomas Fortune Ryan, was wed
secretly TO an army air corps staff
sergeant last Friday in Arlington,
Va. IL was learned today. -
The groom is Staff Sgt. Warren
Patrick Barley, who returned
just recently from overseas duty.
The. couple met at the New York
USO headquarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Grand Rapids Man
AerOnauti(s Director
Times star Correspondent

LANSING, July IL. Thomas f.
Walsh, Grand Rapids airport man
ager. was named Michigan direc-
tor OF aeronautics today TO succeed
Sheldon Buck" Steers, who has
taken a leave of absence 10 join
the air force as a captain. Steers
has been director since Col Floyd
f. Evans left for active military
service last year.
The board of aeronauticS also
granted indefinite leave 10 Guy r
Richardson. airport engineer, VINO
will Join the air force as a major
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Cut-Rate Lake Excursion
Fine Way to Beat the Heat

A total of 100 miles is traversed
on Detroit River and Lake Erie,
the steamer passing many pic.
turesque islands. Leaving the
First street dock at 8 a. m. each
Friday. the steamer is scheduled
to be back in Detroit at 1o:4s
p. m. the same day.
Look for the Ashley e. DuStir
special Put-in-Bay advertisement
in this issue OF the Sunday Times
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Je.Ueler Held in Staying
of Beauty in Cabin

According 10 the auto court
management. Gireth left the auto
court Thursday, giving instruc'
lions not TO disturb his wife"
On a photograph in the death
room was a recording OF Debus-
sy's Claire de Lune."
II decided Ia Kill her because
I had become convinced our re-
lationship was running her iife,"
Gireth. once the girls employer,
was quoted as saying.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19
Enters Congressional Race

Ivan l.. Bowman. an officer OF
the Union Guardian Trust Com
pany. Saturday announced his can
didacy for Congress in the fifteenth
congressional district on the Re-
publican ticket. He is a veteran
of the first world war.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-19

Cool, easy to wash seer
suckers with long jackets
and some with pleated
skirts, All colors in sizes
IL to 20.
Evening star., 1942-09-13

many mothers and fathers work
during the day, found the chill
dren pretty much on their own,
and that often leads to trouble.
First I began learning the names
OF the boys and girls around the
church and then started talking to
them as one adult to another. It
wasn't long until we were getting
acquainted, and the Eleventh Street
Crowd was a natural result"
DR.. Day believes most youth
trouble comes from adult table talk
where the prejudices of parents are
passed along to the children He
believes, too, that young people have
a lot of wisdom that grown-ups
never take the trouble to discover.
I'VE organized a committee of 10
boys and girls to direct our work, y
he said. 1--WE kept the name simple,
using crowd because it isn't too
formal and yet is a little more re-
spectacle than gang"
Listen to Ideas.
"We listen to all ideas the kids
may have, and always act on their
suggestions whenever possible, even
If it means doing something the hard
way"
Heres story that gives some idea
of how the crowd" works.
Bobby Slant came up last July
with suggestion for a garden. The
plan was discussed and, although
garden planting time was about over,
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Lions Club 10 Sponsor
Presentation Here
OF Passion Play
Block Hills Company,
Tronsplonted From
Westpho|io, Coming

The Black Hills Passion Play
transplanted in 1882 from West
phalia to new home in Spearfish
S. Oak, will be presented at Con-
stitution Hall here from October
through October Is, under the aus
pices of the Washington Lions Club
Proceeds from the first night per-
formance are to De turned over to
the Community War Fund the Lions
Club announced. Proceeds of matt
nee and evening performances to
follow will be devoted to the club IS
charitable activities.
More than 100 players are in the
cast of the drama of Christ, which
was known as the Luenen Passion
Play, of Luenen, Westphalia, before
being brought to this country on
tour 10 years ago.
The Black Hills Passion PLAY. its
historians say, is a direct lineal
descendant of the Passion Play first
presented in 1912 by monks of the
Cappenburg Monastery.
The role of Christus is played by
Joseph Meier, himself descendant
of seven generations of Passion Play
artists. Now So years old, he first
appeared in the production when he
was 10 weeks old. as the Christ child.
MIR. Meier also is the translator of
the drama into its present English
version.
The Black Hills Passion Play has
a permanent home near Spearfish,
where a stage two blocks long has
been erected in a natural amphi-
theater, which accommodate 5000
persons. More than 100000 people
are reported to have seen the Passion
Play there last summer.
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Eleventh St. Crowd Celebrates
Advance to Good Citizenship
Pastor Leader Finds Children Respond
To Delegation of Responsibility

DR.. C. G. Day, pastor OF Wilson
Memorial Methodist Church, 756
Eleventh street Sc, has found that
giving boys and girls responsibility
pays big dividends.
When DR.. Day became pastor of
the church, just year and three
months ago he found the youngsters
of the neighborhood had little re-
gard for other peoples property.
Buildings were pretty we'll chalk
marked, and broken windows were
not unusual.
All that is changed now, and yes
terday the Eleventh Street Crowd
marked its concerted efforts toward
better citizenship at a party in the
Evening star., 1942-09-13
the crowd went to work.

the crowd went to work.
A plot at the rear of the church
was dug up and seeded. and DR.. Day
pointed yesterday with pride to fiow-
ers blooming there. Bobby mean
while had moved from Eleventh
street, but was given a special in
vitation to attend the crowds party.
The organization, DR.. Day ex-
planned, includes 46 boys and girls in
the two blocks adjoining the church
on Eleventh street. Their ages
range from 3 to IA. with the COM
mittee made up of boys and girls
between 10 and ID The organization
is not affiliated with Wilson Me-
mortal Church, but includes all de-
nominations. Only two on the COM
mittee are from DR.. Days church.
! The whole thing is a partnership
affair" DR.. Day said. The kids
have the ideas, we consider them
together and If at all possible we
carry them out. Just now the crowd
is working on plans for a recreation
room in the church this winter"
Evening star., 1942-09-13
18 Given Certificates
To Buy New Automobiles

Certificates to buy new passenger
automobiles were issued to IS appli-
cants by the District Rationing
Board last week, Whitney Leary,
OPA director for the District. an
nounced yesterday.
Certificates also were granted for
purchase of So typewriters, 257 new
tires, 209 new tubes, and the re-
Gaping of $50 tires.
Those authorized to buy new auto
mobiles were:
Louis N. Arthur, electrician: I'M
manuel Holger, diplomat, Fighting
French delegate, diplomat; Odell
Tyson, powder blending; Jacob M.
Broidie, wholesale merchandise
Dana w. Johnson, jr., United States
Army; w. e. Sharp, electrician: D.
c. Sewer Department, Government;
E. G. Germain, transportation.
William w. Winter, taxicab:
Henry E. Roth, War Department;
knight S. Carson, United States
Army. Morris G. Shulman. special
delivery messenger; Harry c. Miller,
contractor; Ethical Prescription
pharmacist; Donald P. LaTourette.
physician: Sound Engineering Co..
Inc, defense manufacturing, Frank
Loftin, farmer.
Evening star., 1942-09-13
Deotheroee Quits Job
At Ordnance Plant
By the Associated Press.

by the ASSOSihteu FTsss.
/. POINT PLEASANT, w. Va, Sept.
12--An officer of the Army Engi-
neers disclosed today that George
E. Deatherage, whose employment
on construction of the West Vir-
ginia ordnance works was criticized
in Congress yesterday, has resigned.
Mai. B. P. Rogers, area engineer,
overseeing the building of the s55,-
000. 900 INT plant, said the former
leader of the knights of the White
Camellia, had withdrawn last night
after two months employment as an
engineer for the E. B. Badger 81 Sons
Co. of Boston.
The Badger company Is the con-
struction contractor for the works.