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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Dendret RISING
AT Dawn During
P. 6. A. Tourney
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pionship, taking on all corners
and turning them back.
That's when they were saying
he was another Hagen--the
golfer of the future-the man to
beat from then on-but no SOON
er did they start than he took a
nose-dive to nowhere, laughing all
the time. getting himself mess
of new loud clothes and cutting
a fancy figure generally, but
winning no dough with his golf
sticks.
LIKES TO TALK, SIT
I'm not familiar with Dema-
ret's usual hour of arising,
stretching and leisureiy going
about his business. All you have
10 do is give him some place 10
sit and somebody TO talk to and
he will stay awake indefinitely.
Anyhow, the only thing he has
won OF consequence in the last
couple Of years is the Argentine
Open, while he was on tour in
South America.
Demaret has the game 10 give
any Of them tussle at any time
and to beat most of them, ex-
cept that too often he has
spotted his opponents that big
edge in their eagerness to beat
him and his own eagerness to
get through with il and move on
back TO the club house.
He hits a fine tee shot, plays
long irons about as well as any
man might, is excellent around
the green and when he gets hot
with the putter he is like a fire
that cannot be put out. When he
won his masters title he played
the back nine in 30 strokes,
sinking shots from all over the
green-15 feet. 20 feet, 30 or
40 feet, il made no difference to
him that day. He has had other
days very much the same.
AT 81 he thinks he will bounce
right into the big money here
and there-mostly here for the
time being, unless he gets
stopped much more suddenly
than he has planned while pull
ing himself out of bed at 6 a. m.
10 get ready for his match out
there on the golf course.
Mr.. Demaret is a very noble
young man right now-early to
bed, early to rise, etc.
That's his program until he
blows this one or wins IL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Wayne
Seniors
Bow Out

Wayne University senior ath-
letes will wind up their inter-
collegiate careers this weekend
in encounters that will also bring
to a close all collegiate COMPETE
ton in spring sports at Wayne for
the duration of the war.
Co-Captains Ralph Betker and
Bob Wingo of the track team, to-
gether with Linwood Wright, will
run their last race tomorrow
in the Michigan AAU meet at
Kalamazoo. Other Tartar thin
clads entered in the events are
Bob Grant. Wayne Hatfield and
Bert Pryor Of the varsity, and
John Faughn and Dick Arnold
from the yearling squad.
Wayne's Inflated baseball team
will close most successful season
tomorrow at Northwestern Field
in a game with Western Michi-
gan's Broncos. Playing their last
game for Wayne will be Clyde
Chapel. Herman Harrison. Maurice
Stotzky. the Van Week twins.
Bill and Jon; Bob Wallace and
Bob White.
The Tartar tennis squad will
play their final two matches this
weekend in Kalamazoo meeting
Western Michigan today and
Kalamazoo College tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Tiger Rockies
Boast Best Mark

Continued from First Sport Page)
pop fly In the sun. Doc Cramer,
trying to sacrifice, also gained
first on a single when Milnar and
Fleming collided trying TO field the
ball. Then Barney McCosky sac
rihced. and when Rudy York was
walked Intentionally the bases
were loaded. Higgins grounded to
Lou Boudreau, and when Ray
Mack fumbled Boudreau's throw
to second both Franklin and
Cramer scored.
The Tigers picked up another
run in the third when Cramer
singled to right. moved 10 second
on McCosky's infield out, TO third
on a wild pitch and scored as
York grounded out Don Ross
beat out bounder to Keltner for
a single but Higgins hit into a
double play.
Weatherly's homer came in the
fourth.
Then the Tigers. in the fifth.
struck back with the three runs
that Higgins pounded home. They
came with two out. McCosky dou-
bied and York and Ross each
walked TO I'LL the sacks. Then
Pinky drove a vicious hit TO right
center, hopping up all bases and
checking In at. third himself.
With Milnar lifted for a pinch
hitter. Tom Ferrick took over In
the sixth and pitched for two
innings. Eisenstat finished.
The Indians scored their second
run In the seventh. First I'D.
Hockett singled and Keltne
walked. After Heath flied out to
Ross. Fleming singled TO right,
scoring Hockett.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Polo Season
Starts Sunday

The midwest polo season will
get under way Sunday afternoon
with a game scheduled between
the Evergreen team made up of
AL Chick No, l, Volney Bayley No.
2, and Frank Couison No. 3
against the Zephyr team, Moe
Bergman No l. Don McCarrol No.
2 and Barney link No. 3.
The game will take place at the
Evergreen Polo Field, Eight-Mile
road and James Cousins highway
at 4 p m. One-half hour before
the game starts Volney Bayley
will give polo instructions 10 any
that are interested in the funda-
mental principles.
A game has been arranged for
every Sunday for the entire season
with Lansing. Flint, Toledo, Chi
cago, Cleveland, and New York as
we'll as other well-known teams
which will be seen playing here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Yankees Desert
Power 10 Use
Finesse and Win
NJ Ia,srnasioaal New. Service

ny International News Service
'Name your own type game
and well beat you ut It." was
the new theme song of the New
York Yankees today. The Ameri-
can League champions shifted
from power to persistence and
finesse yesterday in whipping
the Philadelphia Athletics, 3 to 2.
Jack Knott of the AS had out.
pitched Hank Borowy until the
ninth. Then he made the mistake
of walking Tommy Heinrich and
Joe DiMaggio. II this was not
error enough. he followed by al
lowing Killer" Keller TO hunt
safely. Knott realized his error
when he saw Joe Gordon striding
toward the plate, swishing his
heavy bat around in the pleasant
for-Yankees afternoon air.
Gordon took a toe hold, then
cracked a single that sewed up
another game for the Mccarthy
men. Despite being beaten. Knott
allowed only six hits to nine by
Borowy. But. brother, when you
have those Yankees on your side,
that's enough.
Early Wynn staged a brilliant
comeback as he pitched and batted
the Washington Senators to a 5
to / victory over the Boston Red
Sox in night game.
The st. Louis Browns flattened
the Chicago White Sox, 6 TO 4, in
another night game.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Athletes in
Service

family and friends for three days
With him in camp is Walt
Kelly, brother Of the secretary Of
state.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

when he won three games as a
pitcher at indianapolis and then
played outfield in three others E.
the Detroit club won the worlds
printers title.
The Gardiner family has two
members in the services Bob,
who was the best high school diver
in the country a few years ago at
Eastern High and later competed
at Wayne. is an aviation cadet at
Santa Ana, Cal. Jack, who
won honors both as a diver and a
breast stroker, is with the marines
at Quonset Point, r. !. A third
brother, Bill, was killed on patrol
duty in Florida few months ago.
Leonard Welsh, a golfer from
Pine Lake Country Club and
Georgetown University some years
back, is now corporal in Mary
land He recently visited his
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
UAW-CIO
League
ToDAYs GAMES

TODAY's GAMES
Bohn Aluminium 20s Va. Michigan Male
able s2z. Northwestern No. /: KELSEY
Hayes ia va. Ford 900. Northwestern No
3; Ford 500 VS. FreuhAuf o. Northwestern
No. 4; Packard lso VS. Ternstedt ia
Belle Isle No. s. Hudsod 1874 W. Chevrolet
235. Belle Isle No. Q.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
State SoftbaII Champs
Play Here Tonight

Big Six of Pontiac, Michigan
softball champions, will meet Hud-
son Motor Police, Detroit Softball
Association titleholders. in the fea-
ture game of three scheduled in
Mack Park tonight.
Reichold and East Side Sports
girls. the latter d. S. A. cham
pion, will clash at Sis. A major
league game pairs O'Neil and
with J. and J. Sports at z.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

Help us keep IN touch Nth
athletes IN the service. Drop
as a line and We'H print any
neUs you have about these lads.
Hundreds Of boys haze received
letters from friends Oho read
their names end addresses in
this column. Just drop a note
TO Edgar Hayes, Detroit Times).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
EX-CHEER LEADERS

Eh-NhELh LEADERS
George NJ. Burns, who played
polo for Michigan State, has
traded his horse for a tank
he is a lieutenant in an armored
regiment at Camp Polk, La. Il.
Three of States cheer leaders got
a chance to do their shouting in
giving orders 1. d.. they are lieuten-
ants in various branches How
ard Mitchell is at Fort Sheridan
. Louis Necci at Fort Riley,
and S muel Yeiter is at Fort
Knox. Ky. Paul j Vevia. who
was a eager for the Spartans back
in 1917 when il was Michigan Ag-
riculture College. is a captain in
the army.
Other State old-timers who are
on active duty include Mark Ire
land, football, 1901. colonel army
base. Boston William Frazer,
football. 1909. colonel Camp Muir
ray, Wash. Frank Chaddock,
football, 1915, major in the army
-. Otis r. Cole track, 1898, colo
mel in the army :. Henry A. Goss,
tennis, 1916. lieutenant colonel
Michigan military area, Gran d
Rapids.
Wally Berger, former National
League home run king. is playing
manager of the Naval Training
Station team at San Diego
he is a coxswain He has a
strong collection of minor and
semipro players to help him.
Three well known athletes in
training at Fort Custer were listed
as crack rife shots in the latest
figures They are Pvt. Ken
meth Silvestri, catcher for the New
York Yankees
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
It's Cricket

Michigan Cricket Club will meet
Royal Air Force team from
Crosse lie at 2 p. m. Sunday at
Belle Isle. The former is COM
posed Of West Indian players.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Gets New Post

Rev FIR. Ed Smith of Holy Re-
deemer, who has been active In
boys welfare work here for the
past Ia years, has been trans
ferred TO Dubuque. Ia, 1t was
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

Cleveland 900 100 1000
DETROIT 2ol O30 00x-s
Runs batted in--York, weatherly. Hig.
gins T. Fleming (Franklin and Crpmei
scored in first on Grimes error. Two.
base hits--MeCosky. Higgins Three base
hit-Ross Home run-Weatherly Sac
rifice-Mccosky. Double piays-Boudreau
90 Grimes IN Fleming. Tebbetts 10 Frank
lin Miinar 10 Boudreau 10 Fleming. Ksh-
ner 10 Fleming Left on bases-Cleve.
Milnsr 4, off Ferrick 1. off Trucks l.
Struck out-By Ferriek l. by Trucks A.
Hns-off Milnar In ; innings: off Fer
rick in innings, off Eisenstst 2 IN I
inning. Wild piteh-Milnar. Losing pitcher
Milnsr. Umplres-Pipgras. Summers and
Rommei
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
BY EDGAR HAYES

All the color and glamour of a
big time naval event will be pre-
sented borrow afternoon at
Belle Isle Diamond No. 5 when
Naval Recruiting office team
plays the Grand River Chevrolet.
Bands, anchorettes and flag-rais-
ing will feature the holiday pro-
gram with a ball game thrown in.
II you're in the mood TO thrill 10
band music and all that goes with
the fag-raising, turn out for this
game.
The navy boys have played three
games after getting late start
due TO rain. They lost a SUGGEST
to the University of Detroit, then
beat a strong Ann Arbor semipro
outfit. Monday they lost heart
breaker TO Michigan Normal, 3 to
y, without giving up an earned
run. Dale Jones Is the manager
of the club and it's a better than
average outfit that will win lot
of games once they start rolling.
Don't forget Belle Isle No. 5, $3.50
tomorrow. Give the sailors some
encouragement and see fine
baseball contest.
PRINTER INDICTED
Norman Seldom, pitcher for the
Detroit Printers in the L b o r
League. has been indicted into the
army. He was voted the most val
liable player in the International
Printers Tournament last year,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Dates for
Sportsmen

August 22-25 49, First annual
licensed trial of the Southern
Michigan Beagle Club, Hotel
Allenel, Ann Arbor. j. r. Phil
lips. Imperial, Pa, and r. Audley
Dowler. Midway, Pa, judges.
Kenneling and drawing at Fair
Grounds in Jackson avenue.
August % - Archery target
meet at Grand Rapids.
August 2S-Annual picnic Of
Blue Water Sportsman's Club
Of Port Huron at club grounds.
August 24-28 49, Grand Amer
lean trapshooting tournament at
Vandalia, Ohio.
August 29-3O-,St. Clair Open
Skeet championships at Ken
more Skeet Club in Kenmore
avenue. near Harper and Eight
Mile road.
August so - Oakland County
Field Trial at Kerr's Park, near
Rochester, Puppy Derby at 10
a. m, c. s. Dewitt, field marshal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
PET Fish Now
Eat From Hand

Since the season-opening men
tion of fish fanciers who have
made pets Of free-swimming game
by feeding them at regular inter,
walls on Cooley Lake near Pontiac
Pine Lake at Charlotte, and Spider
Lake near Traverse City, three
notable examples have been re-
ported.
On Bear Lake in Manistee
County the bluegills about Charles
Cody's boat livery are trained to
leap out of the water for worms
feed out of a persons hand, and
even rest in the hand.
On Baw Beese Lake near Hills
dale. Mrs. Mike Magnolia every
morning feeds bread and raw meat
scraps TO bluegills. bass and two
particular bullheadS that will open
their mouths TO have the food
tossed in.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Detroit Baseball School
Finals to Be Held Tuesday

81 Clair Playground. winner Of the
east side Championship.
Two morning games will also be
played at the stadium at $50 a. m.
and IL d. m. for the championship
OF the consolation series. This
series was inStigated for teams
with an average OF less than 500
per cent 10 give experience in
championship playoffs 10 teams
whose players were not good
enough for the top grade.
All boys in tho school who won
Championship ribbons or consola.
ton ribbons or medals are TO be
az BriCgs Stadium 20 receive their
awards A special sectOn Will be
reserved for them.
TheH)etroit Baseball School had
600 entries and organized 29e
teams A total OF 2062 games were
played IN the league with l26 play.
Oh games 90 decide the winners
The final round was PLAYED al
Northwestern on Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
ODDS ARE ALL AGAINST WALTER TULBURT
He Is Seeking TO Repeat Victory in National Trapshoo+

Next week Walter Tulburt. the
Detroit furnace salesman and
trapShootingS man OF the hour,
will toss that old, worn out S25
duck gun in his automobile and
20 back 10 Vandalia. Ohio. where
last year as the greenest gunner
on Me grounds be won $1,000 in
cash. set of SilVerHare worth
$500, a dozen shooting jackets and
the Grand American Handicap,
worlds greatest honor in trapdom.
II he can repeat his surprise
victory OF 1871, Tulburt will be
the first man in A. years OF Anna
tour Trapshooting Association his
tory 10 perform such a feat. The
shoot dates are August "a 10 %
The odds this year will be all
against the 53-year-old clay target
buster. who loves 10 shoot lust
for the fun OF it," In the first
place Tulbert won the handicap
last year firing from the 1S-yard
line. comparatively easy handi-
cap. This year the handicap COM
mittee will place him on the
23-yard line. and from that posi-
ton very few shooters ever
acquire the title. although IL is
pOCCibla
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
40 Dogs Enter
Royal Oak and
Pontiac Shows
Sep. 8 and 7 Are
Dates for oakland
County Kennel Clubs Show
b, Don GILLIEs

Never lose faith In mans best
friend and WomAn's too-the dog
That's the motto OF the Oakland
County Kennel Club. who VIII be
staging their annual dog shows Al
Royal Oak. Sunday. September .,
and a. Pontiac on Labor Day
That their faith IS well founded
was proved this week. when en-.
tries poured in from all parts OF
Michigan and bordering states, in
dicating that a possible IS per cent
increase may be expected when
the doors swing open 10 the public
at 10 a. m each day.
Supporting his statement Is A..
Wilson Bow, who will be Superin-
tending the Royal Oak show for
his seventh consecutive year and
the Pontiac show as his tenth
straight assignment.
We expect around 45O dogs
N the Royal Oak show, and
about 400 at Pontiac" Bow said.
last year 436 dogs were en-
tered al Royal Oak and SAT at
Pontiac" Bow continued. IF
entries continue to come In as
fast during the next few days,
both shows stand a good chance
Of setting n new record"
According 10 Bow. one reason
that these shows are pulling so
many entries is because exhibitors
may show their dogs and then
take them home without waiting
Until the show closes in the eve
ming.
The combining of both sexes in
the rare breeds has also proved an
advantage 10 exhibitors this year.
In the past. IL was necessary to
enter six males TO get five points.
The way the set-up is this year,
five points are possible where six
dogs of both sexes are entered,
four points where five are entered
and so on down.
Mrs. L. w. Bonney OF Oyster
Bay, Long Island, n Y. will head
the list OF IL of the country's fore
most judges.
Other judges are 7. r. Carman,
Boston terriers; Joseph w. Crabbe,
all spaniels: DR.. Arthur w. Combs,
Afhan hounds, Salukis. collies, Old
English sheepdogs and Shetland
sheep dogs; Francis F II. Fleit-
manr, Dobermans. bull terriers
and daschunds; NJ. Frank HaSel-
man. obedience classes; w. c.
Dover. beagles; John A. Robinson,
bulldogs; Thomas Keaton, airedale
and balance Of terrier group:
Lewis w. Wordon, the old rounder
all breeds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Six Class A SOftball
Games at Mack Park

The Metropolitan Detroit soft
ball championship will be stepped
into high gear Sunday and for the
rest of this week with as games
scheduled to be played on various
fields In the Detroit area before
midnight Wednesday.
Six Class A mems games and
a Class b girls game were sched-
uled for Mack Park Sunday with
the first tilt starting at 100 p. m.
and the final game expected to be
completed by 1880 p. m.
Tournament officials said there
would be no advance in prices for
the nine-hour program which will
see a number of the contenders
eliminated.
A three-game program was
slated for Michigan AlGali Field
in Wyandotte Sunday night, two
of the games being between Class
A mems teams, the other between
Class b girls.
SUNDAYS SCHEDULE
cat Mack Park
l .30--Be vs.. Putnam Tool "a men)
? 30 Bourgeois W.. loser Penn club Hud-
son "A No. 2 "a men)
30--Murray Local No. ? VS.. Naval Ar
mory "a mem,
00--Hudson A No ! vs. winner Hudson
"A No. 2-Penn club "a mem. !
30--J. ]. Sports VS.. Hudson Police "a
men)
OO--Local No. VS. our Lady Of Help
"a mem
3O--Our Lady Of Help VS.. Mt Clemens
4B girls).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

Juvenile baseball players viii
take over Briggs Stadium all day
Tuesday 10 determine the cham
pions OF the Detroit Baseball
School. the boys league which was
started BY Billy ROgel and con.
Quoted on the city Fairgrounds by
tho Detroit Department Of Parks
and Recreation
Admission is free and the public
is invited.
Starting al ] p. N. Mayor Jeffries
viii throw the first ball. 20 begin
the junior division championship
game between ST. Clair Play
ground. east side champion, and
Litueheld Playground. west side
winner The junior division is COM
posed Of II. ~ and 13-year-old
boys
The senior division. made up OF
u and l5-ycar-old boys, Will play
81 y y. W with T.. OF ID. Play
ground, west side champs, meeting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

gan State Trap Tournament at
Monroe a few weeks ago. He
stepped out 10 beat a classy field
for the Michigan state champion
ship, breaking 1913 out OF a pos
sihle 200
He might have won the state
handicap championship, but that
peshy old SIS worn-out trap gun
broke down and just wouldn't
"shuck. ="
Its all fixed now, and I've
been giving II good workout
praeticlng from the 25-yard line.
don't care II the handicap COM
mlttee sticks me hack ON the
Lincoln highway. II the ammu-
milton will reach out that far,
I'll break EN-" he says.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23
Charge Trout Club
Uses Illegal Fish Trap

The Michigan Conservation Com
mission has instructed Director
7. j. Hoffmaster to investigate
charges that an illegal weir had
been placed across the Little
Sturgeon River at Indian River by
the Little Sturgeon Trout Club.
The director was given authority
10 order the FISH fence" removed
II he found that the club had vio-
lated its permit or the public
interest jeopardized.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

was duck shooting, and not many
ducks IN range OF his blunderbuSs
ever got away He can pull quail
out ofthe air, and pheaSantS move
so slowly that ne counts 10 before
shooting, then aims 10 the side so
he doesn't damage the meat.
Tulburt broke 80 out Of a pos
sible 100 last year 10 lead 1851
shooters from all parts of the
world. Only one other shooter
equaled his mark, and Tulburt
beat him in the shootoff before
10000 breathless spectators.
Tulburt was the most surprised
gunner on the grounds. He didn't
realize he was that good.
What has he done this year IN
trapshooting? In one of the first
shoots he took part was the Michi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

AZ Michigan AlkAn Field)
'6'90-Eaufmans Va, Woolworth (b girls)
s:o0--JohnSon Kol-Pak VS.. winner Virges
o.,o Crosse lie Naval Base "a msnl:
s;So-Barneys Bar W. loser Virges-uross'
lie "a mem,
MONDAY NIGHTS SCHEDULE
CAT Mack Park
cal s93-zenith i04 "a menl.
Sl5-O'Neil A Hoffner W, loser Hudson
A No. i-winer Penn Club-Hudsor
"A No. "a men).
e;So-Brlggs Bombers VS.. winner Hudson
A %. i-wlnner Penn club-Hud.
son IA No. 2 a mem.
cat Michigan AlkAli Field
7:00--Winner Grandmont Rec. Sheriff Baird
vs.. winner Hi-lites-Neighbor
s .l5-Winner Local 9OO-Timksn vs.. winner
Barneys-loser Crosse Ie-Virges.
"a mem.
0 30-X-L-o Automatlcs vs. Michigan Al.
kali "a mem.
cat Dingeman Field NJ. II
: OO-Pncffers VS. winner Dearborn Met
~ ropolitan Club (JunioLs).
TUESDAY NIGHTS SCHEDULE
CAT Allen PARK
Z 30-CarbOloy vs.. Fort Wayne "a mem
= 90 -Ninner Americans Allen Park VS..
Arthurs "a mem.
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS SCHEDULE
Class Men quarternnals CAN genes
tens u. ID. W, az Pingree Park No. I !:
100 Boosters vs.. Hudson Anchors at St.
Clair No. I Evans Products vs.. winner
StSnley's Bar-Post Office Blues, al Clark
Park No. /; Cadillac Mustangs va Town
mn. At Atkinson No. l.
Class c men can games at p. M 4
lernorS vs.. winner g. r. Cardinals g..
eagles, NJ Lodge No. l. Local - VS.
3rigadiers, at Carstens No L. Stanley'sl
'afe VS.. Brewster Club. at Lodge No. 2 II
:. Jefferson Merchants VS.. Acme, a. AL
onquin No. / Virge's Bar VS.. Club Ca
inc. at Hronk No 1 Pittsburgh Glass vs.
winner Atkinson Precious Blood. at North
Western No, 4; ST. Anne's VS.. winnerl
Benedict. al Roosevelt No. g. |
Junior division (quarterhnals, all games
Z p. M. Miller Vkens VS.. winnerl
'ender-Jr. Bombers. at Lodge No. 3: Fai-
ons Jr. vs.. Our Lady OF Help. at Elm
'ood No. Bundle Bees VS.. winner Dear.
orn Tigers Pfeiffers. at Dingeman No. 3 Il
junction a. c. VS.. Coblers at Dingeman
20. /.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-23

applies TO the entire Lower
Peninsula
A month ago the commission
decided that the gray squirrel
season would be opened in Che
boygan and several other north
ern counties 70 make game regula-
tons IN Lower Michigan uniform
When the commission met al
higgins Lake last week a protest
from Cheboygan County sports
men was received. The season
was ordered closed by a three-twc
vote. IL remained closed for
little more than an hour. then the
c o m iSSion reconSidered and
opened the season again by a vote
of four 10 three