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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Schroeder Wins
First Round Match

NEW ORLEANS, June %
GNS1.-Stanford's Ted Schroeder,
the nations No. l amateur, domi-
mated the field today as the Ma
+tional intercollegiate T e nm 5
Championship moved into the sec
ond round with several carry-over
opening round matches still to be
played.
Schroeder was to match strokes
with Bob Odman, University of
Washington star, after eliminating
David Bryant Jr. of Austin Col
lege, 6-1, 60, in yesterdays first
round.
Biggest question mark of the
tourney was Ted Olewine of the
University of Southern California.
He was seeded second and rated
"a good chance of turning back
Schroeder. So far, however, Ole
wine has not shown up, and
tournament officials will decide to-
day whether to default his opening
round match.
Seymour Greenberg of North
western, Harris Everett of North
Carolina and Bill Reedy Of
Southern California were not on
hand at the opening yesterday, but
arrangements were made at the
st. Louis clay courts tournament,
in which they were participating.
to carry their matches over until
TODAY.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
or the Hook B, Ls~i. H. Walter

There's a Detroit track who is
WINGED that horsemen regard their thooughbrd than
meal tickets Recently reporting he wrote that
kenckan horse ovecame her quitting tendencies long enough
the race"
Two later wife. old Kentucky.
You what about husband about
family little old gutter.
We bred daddy before she's the thing
that racing plates"
minutes redaced correspondent
into the himself. mister" the Blue
Grass Say what about what wish about
one In family. But don't quits
The Husered turf ignoring Whot he thought he
and the performance charts has used his fan'iiys
little old square before oil the
stable hands around him.
Chop Suey 2year-od ly which three straight at
Detroit purchased F. Thomas by Frank Chds
Nebraska turfman Best Seller winner Of the $4,000 Motor
City Handicap Saturday has been shipped TO Arlington Park with
the rest of the Darby Dan Stable by trainer Role Shpp Leo
Garfield 42yearold jockey has been granted license and will
start riding today the Fair Grounds He's in shape because
he has been galloping 10 horses a morning here.
Bashul Bo-Bo Newsom doesn't thing
in players Bo-Bo
Washington a terrible Del Baker would
be 10 days. according Newsom who has lost Of
his last eight starts.
Race track outs their honor not to try TO slip any
hot ones out from the telegraph offices at the Far GROUNDS
during the days because Censor Alfred Olsen isn't
around Olsen days leave visit his
brother Vernon who survived the sinking of the u s. Arizona
Pearl Harbor the Coral Sea
enjoying short rlough the family home in Rockford Ill,
after convaescence in the Naval Hospital at San Diego
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
3Features Top
Mack Park Card

An altman event fight card
TO be staged in Mack Park tomor-
row night was completed today by
matchmaker Jim Hart with the
signing of Bill Eddy, Flint south
paw, TO face Leroy Andrews in
one of the bouts. Eddy last week
defeated Bobby Creed in the head
line attraction 10 keep intact his
unbeaten record this year.
Kayo Morgan, veteran southpaw,
will meet Carl Fosnaugh, Toledo
lightweight. in another feature
bout which is expected to provide
Kayo with the greatest test of his
comeback campaign.
Chuck HirSt, another southpaw
will meet Tom Bradshaw. Ohio
welterweight. in the third feature,
seeking his first victory since an
injury forced him TO remain idle
His last win was over Mansfield
Driskell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
America Must Finally Be At War

Recent indication of change the army-navy policy came
IN news item from Pittsburgh Gus Lesnevch coast
guard to oppose Nose Brown Pittsburgh The Coast
uao welfare Fund was to profit from Lesnevch the
of 10 per
This match was abandoned because was denied
ancion TO go through with the match.
Only few days ago Francisco an army Officer
assigned contact for refused to
George Parnassus fight the money which
ms boxer corp Johnny Hanschen had coming him. the
ground that civilian the earnings of man IN Tho
service whether they earned in ring or on the battle
field. ~
The money was held by the California State Athletic
Commission pending decision the matter by the
generals office.
Verify, America must finally be at war;
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Radio. Movie Receipts Withheld

II has been mentioned at time another in various
uaers that the Buddy BaerLous bout Navy
me crossed $1S9755. The $3.50 00
SS9,092 Louis gave S47100 his share of SOS OOO
Louis supposed training expenses but all he
OF was actual There such
geria items and others too numerous 10 enumerate
Out of the Baer end S4081 The Garden and Mike
acobs turned 29 The radio rights brought Jacobs
$4,000 No knows what the motion pictures but
knowing Mike, sufficient.
Let Parker
In the Army Emergency Fund bout between and
Abe Simon, the gross S32 SO Louis gave S3646 out
OF $45S82, after training at Fort Dix.
"Simon donated S3Ol2 his purse of SI72O5 Mike
Jacobs and the Garden S2513185 making the armys
share S649S0 Neither nor movie receipts
given to the army fund in this case either
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
White Cloud Sci
As Scratch Boat
lin Toledo Race
BY GEORGE f. VAN

White Cloud, Charles Sorensen's
cutter. will be the scratch boat
in the Toledo Yacht Clubs Mills
Trophy race next Saturday. in
which most of the larger racing
craft in this area will participate.
Her fresh water handicap rat
ing of 46.41. made known today,
is, surprisingly. lower than her
old salt water measurement OF
47.71. Most boats take a higher
rating moving from salt to fresh
water.
This Is because the buoyancy Of
salt water makes a ship ride
higher, giving her a shorter water
line, an important factor in figur-
ing the rating.
It is also revealed that White
Cloud is just a shade more than
so feet long at the deck and not
|62 as first announced.
A comparison of White Clouds
rating with that of Apache, a 49,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Red Sox Here
To Play Tigers
Continued from First Sport Page)

Continued from First Sport Page)
any time it would not be surpris-
Ing to see Cronin take over at the
initial sack. Joe, as a pinch hitter,
has proved that while he may not
be nimble enough for his old post
at shortstop. he still can powder
the ball. In 35 times at bat Cronin
hi. a neat 400 on the nose. &C
Icording to the latest official av-
IerageS.
Bobby Doerr, who has been
carrying on a duel with Joe Cor
don for batting honors in the
American League, is tagging a bit
but still whacking a lusty 800
and leads Gordon in runs batted in
with 81 against As.
Ted Williams, however, who led
the league with .406 in 1941, is
still the king in home runs and
runs batted in. Williams has
bagged Is homers against Ii for
Rudy York. He has hit in Sc runs
81 more than York. who has fallen
away after thunderous start in
this department.
Ted's batting average is 1925
Pesky is only five points behind
with Dom DiMaggio hitting an
even 300, according to last ac-
lcounts.
Paul Dizzy Trout and Oscar
Judd are scheduled to pitch in
:oday's game. Trout has won five
games and lost six. whereas Judd
"a left-hander who won Fl games
in the Pacific Coast League last
season, has won five and lost but
-four.
Trout pitched his best game OF
The year when he shut out the
Yankees, 10, with a five-hitter at
Briggs Stadium last Wednesday.
Virgil Trucks and Charley Wag-
ner are to be the rival fingers in
the 6 o'clock twilight game at the
Stadium tomorrow night. II will
be the frs: single big league twi-
light game ever played at Briggs
Stadium and the management an
ticipates big crowd.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Divorce Courts Are Next

Once pay acknowledgment to Dan Parker sports
New York Mirror This time he explains why the
army navy will conduct its boxing enterprises here
He also explains why Detros Joe Louis did not
opportunity 60 after the $4,000 he Uncle Sam for
income tax.
Dams conclusion is that must be at the army
would taken He also points what
happens when civilians try to cut themselves in soldiers
earnings
Mr.. Parker goes on from here.
mot only the honeymoon in that short but beau
ul between professional boxing and the armed
but the probably will be in the divorce courts
Both the army and the have decided that,
hange Is to be made for their relief funds there will have
be changes made. =,
I'm fact the death kne of private promotions for the
net Of the service mems funds probably has been sounded
eady by those who shape policies In the department
THAT Is why Joe Louis did not get permission to
fight to enough to pay his income tax. If and
hen opne boxers In bouts hereafter for the dura
ion the and joint body representing BOTH
will have complete charge.
"The army and navy relief organizations duly grateful
the large their funds received result of the
lined efforts of Louis and Promoter Mike Jacobs.
But there has been criticism in high official quarters Of
he fact that In what supposed to have been about
eneft show the funds received only about oneha the net
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Beez|ey' sSon
Coral Sea Hero

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
"Then we saw a small Japanese
ship on its own. We knew we
couldn't attack any big stuff
from our altitude, so we said,
Wen let that one have it, We
did and she just disappeared.
1--WE limped on, arriving in
time TO see our formation make
the run over. We were much
lower than they, so the Japs
turned their anti-aircraft fire
on us. We didn't like IL but IL
sure helped our other bombers.
"When seven fighters started
to take off from the carrier we
decided to quit being a stooge
and limped home"
Dad Beeziey grinned and handed
the clipping around. Hepulled tive
well-worn snapshots of Wilbur ou'
of his billfold. One showed the
tall. well-built blond youngster IL
bathing trunks, the other was o.
Wilbur in his air force uniform
Hes a great boy. I'm proud
of him and 1 hope he's safe
today" said Beezley. "And I
know some one else who is go
ing to be mighty proud of him,
too, some day."
"Who Is that, Earl?" asked
one of his friends.
His son, whom he has never
seen." said Beezley wilbur was
married at Hot Springs, Ark,
when he was I'm charge of
Gee camp there just before he
entered the army. His son was
born two months ago. I'm not
even sure Wilbur knows he has
a son yet. His name Is Wilbur
Beezley Jr. He and his mother
are at home down In Yellville,
Ark, now.
I'm wiring both Wilbur and
Wilbur Jr. congrat u ations
today"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
ARMY. BOXING HONEYMOON OVER

On recent trip Detroit Lieut. Gordon Stanley Cochrane
Of the United States Navy paid the Offices Of Lieut.
Commander Harry G. Kipke.
How do YOU like coaching the navy baseball team" asked
Kipke.
Mickey that Cochrane smile and replied
Eve found the job for baseball manager don't
have to worry and holdouts The salary
fixed the contract il ironclad
have a curtew the boys. They 20 to
bed and every day the time. don't have to
worry having player traded sold There
no thing a quitting the club and going home
81 can have a pitcher like Bob Feler for $50 month
can work like, and there will be show
of temperament kind of squawk.
don't TO worry about next years contract We
lose more than I've found the managers
dream"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Mdrthy Schwartz
Stanford Grid Coach

PALO ALTO. Cal, June q
(INSJ.-Appointment Of March
mont Schwartz. former Notre
Dame backfield great, as acting
football coach al Stanford Univer-
sity was announced today.
Schwartz, who played on Knute
Rockne's last national champion
ship team in 1880 and was named
all-American that year and the
next, has been Stsnford's back
6sld coach for the past two years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Scratches

BY United Press
AQUEDUCT
Track sloppy.
First Race-The Thane. Solar Star,
Scotch Broth, Infant Queen.
Second Race-Sense. Classic Beauty,
Black Bun, whichwins.
Third Race-compass Rose.
Fourth Race-Exemption.
Fifth Race--Good Company.
Sixth Race--Hickory Head.
seventh Race-Bar Fly.
Eighth Race-Royal Marlboro.
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track sloppy.
First Race Kaptime. Sea Foam Big
Chance. Wise Counsel, Wabaunsee, Miss
Coed. Fronter Jane
Second Race Bright Finish, Tiberius,
Canterup. Red Meadow, Night Tide,
Claro, Armagnac, Desert Brush.
Third Rsce-Buokets, Mine. Equiplay,
Bhtzkrieg.
Fourth Raoe-Miu Nebraska, Fair
Evelyn. Moon Miss. Bridleour.
Forst. Top STAFF. Gallant Neb.
Eighth Race-Celesu F., Sun High,
Repeller, Middle Aisle.
AT ARLINGTON PARK
Track. fast.
First Race--Sad story, Blue Shot
Country style. Saboteur.
Second Race-Mexicana Merry Bid.
Hard Biscuit Fly the Coop, Roman
Descent Arched
Third Race-Fsbens. Copper Heels.
Gold Sun. Lou Hans. syls Betty, Mil.
more.
Fourth Race-valley Boy. Toms Party,
Black Flame, Lewistown, Connie Ann,
Jack O'Hans.
Fifth Race-Sidonia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23

foot cutter owned by Wilfred
,(Toot) Gmeiner, shows that Sor.
ensens ship must allow her
smaller rival approximately S.
seconds for each nautical mile.
This means White Cloud must al
low Apache about an hour for the
Mills Race course. a 70-mile trip.
Gmeiner is particularly inter
ested in White Clouds handicap
Tommy Fisher won the Mills Race
with Apache last year and sold hel
to Gmeiner at the end of the sea.
son. Her new owner, with three
firsts in local regattas to date, j.
going after the trophy again.
Most of the boys think that II
there's a good breeze and White
Cloud is well sailed she'll have
little trouble making up the hour
on Apache. With Rex Jacobs act
ing as skipper and Joe Snay, Bob
Bryant, Carl Meurer and Fisher
in the crew. the big cutter should
be we'll handled.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Burkemo Released from Hospital

Comes a note from Walter Burkemo, stationed at an
army camp in louisiana.
Walter out Of the hospital after siege of yellow
iaundce play golf but is miles off his
Like of the Their athletes have heard from since
December z Burkemo putting the spirit into his
life that he put into sports.
Walter add he plans hit Jack Emery the Loeb
golfer with nbc the next time he him. Apparently
isn't doing right by his pal the letter writing business
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Turn in Those
Rubber Tenders

William Stull of lockwood
writes to The Detroit Times sug-
gesting that boat owners every
where turn in the old tires they
now have hanging on their docks
and boat wells as tenders. Our
country needs them more than
boat owners" Stull says.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Net Title
Won by
Greenberg

Continued from First Sport Page)
Beverly Hills, Cal, had a compare
lively easy time in winning the
title from George Richards of
Monticello. Cal. and Charley
Mailman of Long Island, N. Y.
The scorers were 6-3, 6-3, 6-3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Mickey Cochfaoe Finds Contracts are lroncl lad,
Managers Dream Holdouts None"stent
COACHING Navy Nine and No temperament
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Mack Park Softben

Penn Club ;. Neil Honner 2.
J. b. Ford Girls 4. +. side Sports 1.
Briggs 5, Harper Recreation
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
Generals
See City
Fighters
By EDGAR HAYES

WOODSTOCK. Ont. June ARA
The fame of Detroit's ama8J
boxers has spread far and wide.
Whenever they are scheduled to
fight a good crowd is always sure
to turn out. When Il was an
nounced that they would compete
in a series of IL bouts at the
Advanced Driving and Nantes
nance School here at Woodstock,
no less than three generals and
dozens of other officers applied
for tickets.
An all-day rain failed to deter
the crowd and more than 1000.
half of them soldiers and officers,
were in the seats when the pro-
gram started. Among those press
ent were Maj. Gen. B. w. Brown
and Brig. Gen. c. ]. Mcdonald.
General Anderson was kept away
by official business at the last
minute.
The Detroit amateurs split even
In the two-bout series with RCAF
boxers in the feature events.
Gerald Tomlinson of Detroit
scored technical Knockout over
Leading Aircraftsman Best of the
|RCAF. Referee Alex Colviu
stopped the bout with less than
two seconds to go, but he decided
that Best was in danger.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
APACHE'S CHANCE

Apache's best chances of win
ming will come if the air goes
light In last years race Johnny
Ford's 72-footer Royono tex-Man-
doc ID charged around the first
two legs Of the triangle leaving
Everything far behind.
Arriving at Put-In-Bay to make
the last turn before heading for
the finish at Toledo Light, Royono
ran out of wind and just sat there
like fine lady caught in the rain
in all her finery. Apache and the
rest of the feet sailed in with
good air and then sat down, too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
CORPORAL EVENs 1T

In the other international bout
Corporal May of the RCAF won a
close decision from Herb Sill Of
Detroit. The Canadian battler
took advantage of considerable
edge in reach and height.
Harvey Dubs gave an exhibition
with Johnny Elton of Detroit and
the two boys battled through
three fast rounds. Dubs showed
that his recent vacation put him
back In excellent condition.
The results:
Bll Born, defeated Dick EnlOwT
Gerald Tomiinson. Detroit. defs1
L 4. c. Best, RcAF, technical knoekouS
third round
Art Tracy Jr defeated Jack Scott, three
rounds, 1873 pounds
Corporal May. RcAF. defeated Herb
Sill, Detroit. three rounds. l47 pounds
Angelo Sosve. Detrnt, defeated Bobby
Nelson. Detroit. three rounds. lis pounds.
John Kamego Detroit. defeated Tom
Tomlinson, Detroit. three rounds, lat
pounds.
WINE Anderson. Detroit. defeated Matt
Walsh. Detroit. three rounds. l2e pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-23
HANDICAP MEANS VICTORY

From then on il was a new race
as the fleet struggled TO get out
of the fiat spot. Royono was first
back to the finish. but Apache fin.
ished soon enough TO win the race
on her handicap.
Approximately 20 Detroit boats
are going down for the race.
Gmeiner will be sailing as skipper
against doctors orders in Satur-
days race. He recently injured
his knee in a tumble off his boat
and his leg was placed in a cast
yesterday.
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