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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20

UOn. Inc sun was SHINING DrlRntly
when he started following a match
but he took his umbrella. Anc
was mighty glad he did.
The hockey group included Jack
Adams, Edible Goodfellow anc
Larry Aurie. Joe Innis, former
box office manager OF Olympus
and a good golfer, was another
spectator. So was Bob Teagan
the traffic court man, and Viii.
liam Kelly Joyce, golf teacher ex.
traordinary and professor of TO.
nance languages at the Unlver-
sity Of Detroit.
A golf hole too tough even foI
the country's experts has beer
found at last. It's the ninth al
Oakland Hills from the back tee
which makes IL a 245-yarder.
The rear tee was used Satur-
day, but before play began yes.
terday several Of the stars asked
club officials TO put the markers
on the front tee. It's 2l5 yards
from there.
There are only IL OF the 90
players in this match who can
reach the green from the back
tee, one of the stars pleaded,
and their request was granted.
Even from the front tee thi,
still is quite a hole. There were
10 bogeys on 1t yesterday, ant
only one birdie deuce. Craig WooC
got it. He also had the only deuc,
the day before from the oack tee
During the two days firing, 15S
brides and five eagles were regis
tered as a best ball score Of
22-26-4S was made. One of the
eagles went to Gene Sarazen or
the second, where he narrowly
missed holing out a spoon second
Henry Picard got the only birdie
3 Of the difficult tenth and Harry
Cooper the only 3's on the famous
lake hole. the sixteenth. He had
2 there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
Scratches
BY United Press

BY United Press
EMPIRE CITY
Track, fast.
First Race-Chislam, Leo's Brandy.
Third Race-Hylas
Firth Race-Reformatory, oxheart.
Sixth Race--Glastauder.
ROCKINGHAM PARK
Track, fast
First Race-Victory Bound, Setter
Second Race-Miss Coed
Third RAce-Short Measure. Hazel Lee.
Fourth Race-Count Cotton.
Firth RAce-Elmer
Sixth RAce-Tiberius
ARLINGTON PARK
Track, fast
First Race-Dark vice Night
Philadelphia, Ventura Maid,
Edie Jane. Sad Story.
Second Race-oueen Echo, Commence.
ment Gray Ethel. Uncle Eric, Dorothy
Rock, Illinois Tom.
Fourth RAce-BAlmAnd.
Fifth Race-Overland Trail PhAra-
theen, Haywood. Ky Flash.
Sixth Race-Marriage
Seventh Race-Anthology
Eighth Race-Tusco, Gourmet,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
Diplomatic Post

Don O'Neill, who won three
national tennis championships in
1910, is serving as United States
assistant naval attache in Buenos
Aires.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
RED CROSS CERTIFICATES

After the matches were over.
the players received Red Cross
certificates for their part in MAX
ing the program such a success.
Taps were sounded in memory OF
Walter Hagen's father. who died
at his home in Rochester, N. Y.
Saturday evening.
The players all were given q
big reception when they were in
troduced at the first tee. Chick
Harbert, the pet of the gallery all
day, received an ovation second
only that given Jimmy Demaret's
magnificent coat. IT was some un-
named shade Of brilliant yellow
or gold. about three shades more
brilliant than the 6 o'clock sun.
Mrs. Demaret donated one Of
the colorful beretS that Jimmy
wears to be ratified for the Red
Cross fund. 1t brought SIC from
r. +. Cecil.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
LEW
WALT ER'S
BEST BETS
ROCKINGHAM PARK

l-LATEPAsS. Vulcanus. shaheen.
7-P1LOT BOAT, Mutinous, Vingt Et Un.
3-ARGA, Career Girl, Mack's Dream.
t-CHANCE RUN, Big Chance. Count
Cotton.
SUN GIRL. RiSss, Last Frontier.
S-FRoNTIER JANE, Bras Kitty.
s-STELL, Whiscendent. Lustrous
S-sCARCANTER. French Trap. One o
one.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
Harbert Rallies
To Tie Hogan;
Cup Team Wins
Continued from First Sport Pags)

Continued from First Sport Psge)
back by Byron Nelson of Toledo
which enabled him to tie Lawson
Little. acting captain of the Chal-
lengers in the absence Of Hagen.
who was called to Rochester,
N. Y, Saturday night by the death
of his father. Byron was 5 down
at the afternoon eighth and 2
down with only two to 60, yet he
squared II.
HEAFNER EVENS MATCH
Big Clayton Heafner furnished
another feature when he came
back in the second round to catch
Lloyd Mangfum after the latter's
SO, low round of the day. had
produced a 3 up morning lead. The
army broke even. Sgt. Vic Ghezzi
conquering Ralph Guldahl, 3 and
2, while Sgt. Jimmy Turnesa lost
10 Ed Dudley, 6 and 5. Craig
Wood, captain OF the cupers, won
from Jimmy Thomson. 8 and z,
the days biggest margin.
But it's that Harbert-Hogan
match the fans will remember
longest. and especially Chicks
rally which put him back on even
terms with his famous opponent
on the afternoon eleventh after
the latter had topped him by four
holog a tha fra,rth
A holed run-up shot OF about
30 yards for an eagle three on
the eighth highlighted Chicks
comeback in a match which saw
the Battle Creek pro outdriye
Hogan on all but five holes.
On the twelfth and eighteenth
holes Of the first round Chick
was more than so yards ahead of
Hogan, but ii must be reported
that Ben didn't connect solidly.
Chick planted his spoon second
on the green on the 555-yard
twelfth. carrying the trap at the
left.
Harbert's drive on the morning
sixteenth was one OF the longest
of the tournament but had a sorry
ending. 1t trickled into the lake
far down the left side and cost
him the hole.
GOOD RECovERIEs HELP
Caught in the storm as they were
playing the short thirteenth hole
of the second round, Harbert had
a hard time controlling his shots
for few holes and saved himself
only by some remarkable recov-
cries. He holed an uphill putt OF
20 feet to get a half on the
thirteenth after missing the green,
and got down testing puts on the
fifteenth and sixteenth to match
Hogan's par fours.
Hogan got a bad break when
he missed a four-footer on the
soggy fifteenth green when il
looked as if he had the hole ir
the bag.
BY tying Hogan, Harbert surely
silenced those who were inclined
10 regard as a. fluke his triumph
over Ben in the Texas Open play.
off last winter. Some said that
Iplayoff wasn't a good test of golf
because the fairways were sc
muddy they had 10 tee up. But
the big Oakland Hills layout
yesterday certainly was a good
test.
Hogan'S great. No one can dis
pute that. But so is Harbert. judg.
ing from what he showed his home
state hackers yesterday. Hell
hold his own with any Of the
games stars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
GULDAHL FINDS A BREEZE

Ralph GuldahI, Who reached the
heights at Oakland Hills in the
1887 open, but found the going a
little tougher this time. had his
lunch on the press porch, where
there was good breeze. The press
arrangements, under the direction
of Ray Scolaro. were absolutely
perfect. After the rain Ray went
around with a towel and Shined
up all the typewriters that had
been in the rain.
Harry Lennon of Red Run was
one of the few casualties. A sore
corn after walking 18 holes behind
Hogan and Harbert kept him on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
Fans Drenched
Rain Catches Biggest Gallery Far From Club
House; Demaret Thrills With Yellow Coat
BY EDGAR HAYES

Rains that fell ntermittenyhe sdenes during the after
but hard made athletes out of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20

1-DARING, Direction. Leo's Brandy.
2--ARMoR BEARER. Flying Legion,
Harebell.
s-MAD TIME, Toss Up. Budded.
4--oUR MAJESTY, Afghanistan. Wilton.
BEN GRAY, BurEaway, Rodney,
7-BLAZING II u AT. Bobs Boys
CHALMAC.
BEsT-BEN GRAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
Cards Threaten
Dodgers; Ydnks
Lead 10 Games

NEW YORK. July 20 JlNS).--
Brooklyn limpcd into Pittsburgh
FOR game tonight in the only con
test scheduled in both leagues as
the eastern teams in the American
League move west and the western
teams in the National circuit
journey east.
The belligcrent Dodccr, arrived
IN the smokey city with much of
their vaunted fight g0Hr. They
lost the services Of Pete RclSer,
power hitting outfeldcr, "a re-
suit OF RelsCr> crash INTO the
centerheld wall going after EnoS
Slaughters game winning home
run in the eleventh inning OF the
final game of doublcheader
which the Cardinals swept.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
SIX-GAME LEAD

-purocher'S rowdy crew now hold
onH a siX-game lead over the Red
Htrds in their drive for the Ma
3nal League pennant. The Card
irtsls cut them down. S 10 ) and
10 6 yesterday, 10 help them
S3ves in their one-team battle
With the flatbuSh flailers.
Reiser remained in ST. Johns
bspital for observation last night.
In winning both games and
sending the pennant race back
into a Semblance of a fight, the
Cardinals routed two of loud Lippy
Durocher's mound aces. Whitlow
Wyatt in the first game and Kirby
siigbe in the second. Both corner
cutters were headed for the show
ers before the end Of the third
ming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
SECOND GAME
PHILADELPHIA

IRAN for Parsons in seventh.
fBatted for Wilson in seventh.
tBAttsd for Hitchcock in ninth.
Slated for Corsica In ninth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20

Joe Before had inside informa-
ton. The sun was shining brightly
when he started following a match
but he took his umbrella. And
was mighty glad he did.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
Tiger Batting Averages

Totals - 3lss 35s 7s4 32s so .is3
'Includes totals OF Fuchs. Rowe and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-20
EMPIRE CITY

BEsT--sTELL.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1942-06-25

ntid)c Nrlnec enolid inter George
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auf aae @aren binfduig semddt.
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gaben fir Die Gbemifer Der @ief,.
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marut,t eeitt Steuer,
Nbsme?

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Der. 8rnSesbauptitaot 5u idlisbeu.
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ifiiben nab tpenie Stimmung fir
Die Gin Aiibrung oes bonn Shatonlt
eeforoerten Spitems Der m0hent-
lifen Steuerab5iiee 5u berridrn.
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geloit: 8iro bie grobe Mebrbeit ser
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pel6e Be5iebunser, NIT linen. Nn,t.
lid eriitieren iie eber fir sic Ser.
einigten Staaten nidt. &c lit aud
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bic aHiierten aus 6ieiert Qtiea iieo.
reid befboreeben.
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Die Deimatsfront

fir einen 0elSlteder ODER einen Gon,-
pabtcager. Grei Blehooien entbaIten
alles @ciBbled, oas CUR &erjteuung
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peroen Die alien 8ledooien perar.
heitet ner0en.
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Gin bettelarmer Geqade rnubte
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l1nteritiiten 1siie bic i'm BOLTS.
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- unteritiisen sic bic I'm. .Rol13.
6lat" an5eieenoen @eId6ftei
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07

MaFslA Dtsne Jams IL 81 Mrs.
Hssnssd Waavf Nss fag
snash ana ~ vHsns
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-08-07
Library Notes

The Last Time ! Saw Paris b
Elliott Paul
A little street the Rue Dc l.
Huchette. not more than three
hundred yards long. lies IN the
heart Of Paris There. off and 81
foT eighteen years. EiiiOft Paul
lsses as a faefngar ~ tke com.
munify, participating n the
pleasures and sufferlngs 81 his
friends and. IN the end. witness
ing their heartbFeaking betrayal
This book IS the story Of ffai
street and il evukes the spirit 81
the France one prefers 70 re-
member II Is an intimate human
doctrine which brings back e
life . group 81 French men and
women who tvpafy. N eli is no.
bfiity and degradation. . civiiixa.
ton the world can ST afford e
lose. Hotel keepers. shopkeepefs,
workers. politicians. students
kANfA#H HH#Eaf 8H4E AaAAA4 =
growing ehildrcn-ail are par.
q the street and the nation
TIE reader wall not Forge.
Henri. Of the Hotel du Eaveau.
Fremont TIE mail carrier. George
Toe earcon poor Mary tie Greek
lovely H~yacfnthe. who gross
from . pFecocious child fo be 9
talented screen actress. Robert
the pimp. Old Core. the Bug eyed
Fr0oer. the butcher. the baker and
even rHiboa- the hobo who sicpi
on the Sidewalk Al these and
more Hr. Paul brings 70 xoa ne
- strangers and foreigners bal
a. infImates and companions
The Last Time ] Saw Paris
Is certainly the most moving book
Elliott Paul has written Is = ne
speaks from the heart IT 8 lowed
and lest France. doing foF ths
Hue ae Il Hachefte and 81 +
represents Nhat he did far tns
small group of Spanish islanders
"a The life ard Dea1h ~ 4
Spanish Toan hss Hsih deepes
IupHeafl0ns Tor 8 asvld engages
IN E Ife and death struggle
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Edmond Jane III
Celebrates His
Fourth Birthday

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and Mrs. Phillip Fsief. and
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Burt NJ ard Mrs. 4 Blake
and Lais ard Mary T at~lh
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and Judy. Mn nunnie atp4tt.
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Ray Hsvcns
Mrs. Bruce Curtis a. Akron
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aFld other relatives has returned
70 her home.
Mr. j II LspScomh and ehii
dfen Roy and Claire iea Friday
Tor their honoe IN New Orleans
after q pleasant weeks VISIT ~ the
honse q NJ uad Mrs Dryden
Walker. Emmy Lou and Mario
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turned ~ith M LlpscoBHs.
Mrs Dryden WalkeF IL VISITING
hef mother and sisters II Baton
Rouge
Mesdamos C. Il Davis Earl
Davis and Clifton Furry. acc0m
panied BY Curtis Davis drove 70
Mobile "Wednesday - vftaf Mrs
Earl Davis niece Mr. Wiiffea
Lathefwoad ana 70 make the
acquaintance ~ Mrs. Leather
woods baby daughter. Karen lit
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bis aant for q visit q several
days.
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Wailaes Ramsay esd Nj afs4 Mr.
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by tns lirse - ,nel2 sstnsF 5 a
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stroke. causing ne family m0eis
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fanm.e 81 Mr. y " Ramsay
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daughter II Mr. and Mr. Chiffon
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classmates
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Orleans
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4. L. Hoover OF
New Orleans Joins
Cafe SfuH Here

A nea addiilon 50 ihe Staff a.
Tailuttx cafr is J L HnoqeF q
NCN 0fieans Nhe hss taken over
the management - the cocktail
lsunee ~ nhe restaurant Nj
H0aeaeF Nna b experienced ln
haS iane If Wosk SPECIALIZE IN tns.
finest - wines ana beers