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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06


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stavy, coz jest jediny vyklad
grady.
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de zavolano asi 14O svedku,
mezi nimiz budou Ernest Bur-
ger, jeden sem v ponorce do
praveny saboter, ktery unikl
trestu smrti, byl odsouzen ma
80 let do kaznice.
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Dude dopraven, ale neudava Sc
pT1cina.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-11-06
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va z Valley View, v Clevelan-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-22
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Designs carefully plonned TO simplify home dress
making. Colors to wear now under winter coots
next spring, too
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Yaehtsmen Mourn Passing of Gunnison

Those hardy yachmen whose eekend
the Macknac paung express regret
ing of Hugh Burr Gunnison
Past commodore of the Detroit the Edison
Boat Club of which he charter member Gunnson died
Friday In Miami Fla, He was &C years DID,
Known nationally in sailing circles gained international
recognzance when he laid the Harmswo Trophy course
Lake ST. Clair for the Gar Wood and KAYE
Don He in charge of the
sailor heart the former Detroit Edison engineer
interested power boats, racing victory
National Yachtsmen Association in 1926 Tampa Fla
became interested in yachting 1906 bought part ownership
of the Mildred S. 28oot soop which he raced victory
regattas at Put in Bay, Toledo Monroe and here.
Lefty Pop Gomez who let's his hitting
his Of humor dubbed again recently Bob Consdne
relays the story, although it took place here in Detroit
a friend Of detected Lefty Gomez busly wrapping
bulky package at the mail cage Of the Book Cadillac not long
He peered Lefty shoulder somewhat
prised notice that the of steel
helmet
Lefty finished wrapping II and then In a bold hand
addressed 1t to Lou Noyo outfeder
bet get hit the head every time he circles under
high fy
Lefty left enough stamps thought of
thing else He took back the package and in the upper left
hand corner he wrote From Joseph Stain. Moscow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
eading Facts
on Ryder Match

TIME Saturday and Sunday.
July 1873. Morning rounds both
Gays start at 10 o'clock. afternoon
rounds at 2'30.
PLACE-Oakland Hills Country
Club, located on Maple road. two
and one-half miles west OF the
center of Birmingham.
PRICES One-day tickets. 50.
Two-day tickets with clubhouse
privileges, s.. Tickets on sale at
Grinnell Brothers, 1915 Wood
ward, and at Oakland Hills.
PURPOSE-Entire net receipts
TO American Red Cross. Players
donate their services and time.
RYDER CUP TEAM Craig
Wood. captain; Sam Snead. Vic
.Ghezzi, Ben Hogan, Jimmy Dem
aret, Horton Smith. Byron Nelson
Lloyd Mangrum, Gene Sarazen
Harold Jug McSpaden.
CHALLEN RS Walter
Hagen, captain; Lawson Little
Ed Dudley. Harry Cooper, Henry
Picard. Ralph Culdahl, Chick Har.
bert. Sam Byrd. Jimmy Thomson
Al Watrous. Dick Metz, Clayton
Heafner, Jim Turnesa.
SCHEDULE-Best ball matche,
Saturday. Individual matches Sun.
Gay. Thirty-six holes daily. One
point at stake in each match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Jock Sutherland
Joins Navy
-. pilots ehdtlenpsTs -.

PITTSBURGH, July II tUP),-
Or. John B. (Jock) Sutherland,
coach and vice president Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers professional
football team, joined the United
States Navy here today.
Doctor Sutherland, former
coach at the University OF Pitts
burgh, was sworn in as a lieuten-
ant commander at the navy Off
GERS procurement office here.
The professional football coach.
considered one of the best In the
country, will report next Wednes-
day 10 the chief Of navy person
mel In Washington.
Doctor Sutherland Is expected
to resign his posts with the
Dodgers football team.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Many Fine Golf Foes
Oppose Mrs. Weiss

LAushiin. western M, " sAl,y "
q. A.: s:5o--Mrs. q. A. wsttiaufsr, Plum
Hollow; Mrs. william Falco. NJ. q. A
Cub: Ms: Shirley spork. N O. A. 10 %
Post entry. lo:o5-Mrs. A. Y. Wilson.
Detroit Golf Club; Mrs. c. 4. Stricken.
Mssdovbrook; lo:io-MT NJ 4. Harris.
io;l5-Mrs. v. r, Reinsh. headoworooE:
Mrs. George MaEhieise. Lochmoor; 1910
Mrs. L. o. strader, Detroit Golf Club; Mrs.
d. f. Dslrsll. Loehmoor; Mrs. r. B. crs~-
ford Detroit Golf Club S0:3o-Miss Jo-
ssphins Lange, Barton Hillsi. Mrs. J. r.
Shuts Glen oaks, i0;35-Mrs, Lee kosten.
brook c. C; io:4O-Mrs. c. NJ. Macksn.
Country Club: Mrs. J. Z. Ksnnsrd, Lake
lands: 10:l5-Mrs. J. NJ. Kisselle. Western:
Mrs. A. J. Rsdman, Glen Oaks 1850
Austin, Country club: l0:55-Mrs. X. J.
Gram, Country Club; Mrs. ID. r. Broderieh,
Bloomfield: i1:0o-Post entry. 1l:0o-Ars.
= a S S% oaS.: fi'IenM1s' w. b EdssT
Glen Oaks: Mrs. J. b. Manor. Birmingham:
1l:l5--Mrs. Z. J. Jenries Jr, Detroit Golf
Club: Miss Rylma strevel N. O. A.: IL 40
Fl Vsr.nurs. Glen OAKS: II :a5-Mis. Mar.
Rarrt Elliott Port Huron G. c.: Mrs. Bud
shaver. Western; II :3o-Ars. M. 8. Rob
ertson, Port Huron c: c. Mrs r. X I'D
Lakelands; Mrs. n. @. Clark. Plum Hollow:
o. -. Campbell. Washtenav;
Mrs A. s. Mccoy. Red Run: 11:f0-Mrs.
G. H. Miller. Plum Hollow: Mrs. A. l..
Henry, Glen Oaks; IL :50-Mrs. w. ]. Rus
sell. Plum Hollow: Mrs. n. ID. vershure.
Meadowbrook; Mrs A. G. Osterman.
Bloomfield; i7:00--Ars. NJ. =. Sheppard,
Meadowbrook; Mrs. GLADYS Stevenson, Plum
Bloomfield His: Mr.. Grace Newton. Bir.
mingham; i2:i0-Mrs. X. @. Sell. Western;
Mrs. Manuel Diaz. Birmingham; his
Mrs. b. M. Conroy, Glen Oaks; Mrs Sam
Creighton, Lakelands: Mrs. II. s. Davis,
Glen Oaks; 12:20-Post entry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

When Mrs. Donald Weiss OF
Flint defends her state golf title
this week over the well-manicured
links of Plum Hollow, she will go
against one of the fastest fields In
the tournaments 29-year history.
Besides the usual home town
contingent led by Marjorie Row OF
Red Run, who went TO the semi
finals of the recent Women's West
en Open in Chicago. and Mar
garet Russell of Oakland Hills,
holder of the best record in weekly
events OF the Womens' District.
there will be some new faces from
outstate.
Sally Sessions Of Muskegon, pro-
tege of Lee Kosten and a very fine
up and coming golfer. will be play
ing for the first time in the event.
Sally went to the quarterfinals OF
the Western Open before losing to-
Phyllis Otto, who put Miss Row
out the next day.
Then there will be Mary Agnes
Wall of Menominee. the sensation
of the winter circuit year ago.
Mary Agnes hasn't been playing so
much this year, but she Is always
a threat in any league.
Although Mrs. Weiss hasn't hit
her stride yet this year, the mere
thought that she can write golf
history in this state II she wins
again may be just what is needed
to spur her on. She has already
won the title three years in Sue
cesSion.
For the first time in the tourna-
ment, the finals are SO holes, TO be
played Friday. The first round
will be played at 9 a. m. and the
second at 2 p. m. Qualifying round
is Monday with the low 10 in the
championship flight. Match play
goes the rest of the days.
Following are the pairings and
starting times:
e.oO-Mrs. Don Weiss. Flint Country
Club Miss Sally Sessions, huskegon Coun-
sSy GlsN H sos Mr.. Il a. ' HtsS. County
club; e:10-Miss Marjorie Row. Red Run
Miss Mary Agnes Wall. henomines Country
club; e:15-Mrs. w. L. Mcoiverin, Country
club Mrs Hunter Robbins, Spring Lake
Mrs. j. II. Bradley. Plum Hollow; e;21-%
Mrs. c. p. McIain, Washtenaw g, 9. hrs.
J. III. DeVisser, Bloomfield HIS; SiSO-
Mrs. r. O. Michel Detroit Golf Club Mr'.
Miss Irene Din, Detroit Golf Club; Mrs. y.
NJ. Alger Jr., Country Club; e:i0-hrs. w.
p. Cameron. Wshtenav; Mrs, n L. Con-
roy. NJ. G. Al sAo-As. T. O. Nc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

The professional stars will
tackle the real Oakland Hills
course in the Ryder Cup Challenge
match the coming weekend. II
will be rugged up to approximately
its maximum length, slightly
under 1000 yards. through use of
the rear tees on Nos. a, 9 and 18.
The rear tee on the ninth alone
adds about 30 yards, making it a
great test of 245 yards. Anything
from No. A wood up to driver
will be swung there, depending
upon the wind.
This tee probably has been
passed unnoticed by many persons
playing the course. 1t was built for
the Western Open In 1922, the
year Mike Brady. then the clubs
pro, won. One Of the few times II
has been used since then was in
the 1910 RYDER match.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

Participation in the Ryder golf
match at Oakland Hills, next Sat-
urday and Sunday, will bring back
memories to Al Watrous, the home
pro, of 1926 and Wentworth, Eng. /;
a pot of tea and a goblet filled al
most to the top with something
that was NOT tea.
That was the year Of the unof-
fetal team match between Ameri-
can and British pros which led to
the Ryder Cup series. played for
the first time the following year
in Worcester, Mass. The trophy
was given by the late Samuel
Ryder, British industrialist and
golf enthusiast.
Watrous' opponent that year at
Wentworth was big Ted Ray, the
pipe smoking Britisher who In
1920 won the National Open at
Toledo. Watrous limited Ray to a
1 up lead in the morning round
and figured he had a good chance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Sardzen, Who
Started Series,
On Big Team
Classic at Oakland
Hills Next Weekend
Is for Red Cross
BY NJ. r. DRUKENBRoD

So the youth OF America, nnany
OF whom now are on the far-fiung
battle fronts of the world, can
have a little more care. comfort
and attention. the country's great
est professional golfers will be out
there swinging with all their
might next Saturday and Sunday
at Oakland Hills.
The occasion will be the third
Ryder Cup challenge
match. the wartime substitute for
the historic clashes between the
British and American professional
teams, with proceeds going to the
American Red Cross.
This will be the rubber match OF
this thrilling series, which is De-
troit's own. The Challengers,
plotted BY Gene Sarazen, were
beaten at Oakland Hills in 1910.
but last summer at Detroit Golf
Club, with the great Bobby Jones
at the helm, they upset the Cup
DerS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Three Play Here

Only Walter Hagen. Sarazen
and Watrous of those who played
in those early matches viii be on
hand at Oakland Hills this week.
end, Hagen as captain Of the Chal-
iengers.
Until halted by the outbreak Of
war in Europe, the Ryder matches
were played once every two years,
alternating between this country
and abroad. The home team al
ways won until 1887, when the
Americans triumphed at South
port. There has been no match
between the American and British
teams since then. The present
challenge series between the two
American lineups serves as the
wartime interlude.
Watrous remembers 1926 for
another good reason. That was the
year he was runnerup TO Bobby
Jones in the British Open. the At
lantan beating him out on the last
few holes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Oakland Hills Gard

fled and IL now presents a fair
test considering the distance most
of the stars get.
The course, scene of frequent
tournaments, is so well known to
Detroiters that hole-by-hole de-
scription is unnecessary. Besides.
the course rarely plays the same
from one day TO another, making
il impossible to name in advance
the club which will be used for the
second on most holes.
This recalls a 20 AL Watrous
had there recently from the tees
which will be used the coming
weekend. There was wind and
the fairways had been slowed up a
,trifle by rain. As result AL had
only one pitch second shot, on the
351-yard sixth. On the sixteenth
he was left with a good hit with a
No. 4 iron.
According 20 Watrous. all will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
ToIes Keeps Busy Boxing Godoy in S. A.

RAMBIIN Roscoe Toles, stranded in South America
of transportation difficulties making of
fighting Arturo Godoy The draw they fought Friday night
their third meeting Roscoe current sooun south Of the
border We al meetings here and
they fought least when Tos visited the tropics before
The trend the becoming and marked
the world Of sports Sutherland is the latest
lieutenant commander following Les MacMchel, the
New University miller became ensign week
without any fanfare And that Walter Johnson Jr,
Of the Big Trsn is fully qualified bombarder
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

to win-especially after what he
saw land smelled) at lunch be-
tween rounds.
Tea for 2? No
Watrous had tea with his lunch,
and Ray-well, big Ted didn't have
to tell AL or any one else what was
in his goblet.
IL knew II was potent stuff"
AL says, land when 1 saw big
Ted drinking IL as II IL were
water, figured 1 had him.
could hardly wait until we were
on the first tee. But instead of
dulling Ted's game, that big
drink made him sharper than
ever.
HE was out In S3, three under
par, to my IS and l was three
down. He picked up two more
brides on the next five holes
and beat me, 5-4."
AL played in the first two Off
cial Ryder Cup matches. AT
Worcester he and Gene SaraZen
defeated Art Havers and II. c.
Jolly in the foursomes, and Al won
from Fred Robson in the singles.
In 1929 at Moortown, Eng,
Watrous didn't play in the four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

that led to the cup play, now
being carried on by Detroit and
the Americans for the duration.
It's quite an occasion, too,
for Michigan, what with Jimmy
Demaret. Plum Hollow's new
representative, playing for the
Cuppers and Chick Harbert,
from Battle Creek, joining
Watrous on the Challengers'
squad.
And. while Demaret is un-
doubtedly a key figure in the
picture, he's not the one we're
thinking of today. We're think
ing Of Watrous and Harbert, the
Michigan combination that will
be playing together, perhaps, in
the best ball play Saturday.
1t could almost be consid-
cred a father-and-son conbina-
ton, for Watrous is one of the
old guard whose members have
faded from the scene gradually.
Gene Sarazen and Walter Hagen,
who will probably stay on the
sidelines this year, are the only
others left who played on those
early teams,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

Sarazen, whose complaint about
being left off the previous Ryder
Cup team led to these matches,
which already have Melted more
than $4,000 for relief agencies,
will be back on the cup squad
this time. Nothing would please
him more than to win his match
and help his team defeat the Chal-
lengers, who will be piloted by his
old rival, Walter Hagen.
With ]. Russell Gnau, the man
most responsible for the matches,
and large committee at Oakland
Hills working day and night to
make the event a success, record
attendances and receipts are as
sured. Gnau, who alone will turn
over close to $4,000, will be
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Oakland Hills Course
Near 7,OOO-Yd. Total

have wood seconds on at least
three holes-Nos. s, II and IL.
The same may be true for some on
the other par 5 hole-the 469-yard
second-if the wind is against
them. From the back or third tee,
the eighteenth will measure APP
proximately 500 yards. This is an
other tee many golfers probably
don't know is there.
The longest hole is No. y, a
555-yarder with a rise leading to
the well trapped green. Chick Har-
bert was hole high and on the edge
of the green there with a spoon
second in a recent practice round.
But, as he pointed out, he was
aided by a following wind.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Big Day Golf Entries
Are Being Received

Big Day. the popular golf tour
nament originated by the late Mrs.
c. II. Booth, will be held Monday,
July 20, at Meadowbrook. Teams
of four from district clubs will
compete for the championship. En-
tries may be made by phoning
Mrs. D. L. Dalzell, IT,. 2-0229.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Ryder Tickets
Now on Sale

Tickets for the Ryder Cup
matches may be obtained AT any
golf club I'm the district. Also
there Is q downtown office ut
GrinnelPs, 1918 Wo d W a d.
Tickets may be purchased for
one day for So or for both days
with club house privileges
at SIS.
There will be plenty Of park
Ing around the club for all.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

college profess
Isors who have
marveled at his
intellect, m a s.
sive head and
a b n o r m a !
strength.
This is inter-
esting informa-
Ition about Maui
rice Tillet. the
ANGELS" name
in every d a y
life, who will
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Off the Hook
With
Lewis II. Walter

Detroit track who get clients TO bet
live going become little
hungry awhile and get their customers down any horse
that has the slightest Of chance But George tSn)
official coker the boys lot safer here
the old down Mexico where sometimes
win else" with Pancho Villa other Mexican
revolutionary putting his two xooers the edge OF his finish
line box a he awaited favorable finish
going strong before
the frstW He Rosebud 1914 Kentucky
he'll the experience
his Willie Keefe, who racing strong stable at
JuareZ.
with cavalry detachment blowing
having whirl for himself He liked TO bet on
Keefe put him next to good thing
can't lose tomorrow" said Keee Bet $500 on IT,
the horse doesn't win can have him."
The captain gave god-toothed grin The next
peeled $500 put Keefe horse 500
Keefe But he wasn't smiling after kees horse lost the
by head
Next morning says Slim boys slept the tack
bulge that didn't belong TO
looked outside and there the Mex captain
horses looking mighty tough with their pistols carbnes and
crossed bandoiers.
my HORSE captain, revealing his gold
smile this time One Of his gallant
walked the losing
led him While Keees grooms stared bug
detachment disappeared in the dis
with the defeated thoroughbred.
The captain the last to ride Tell your boss
he his horse back when he come down the jail and give
my $780," said he.
little scouting the captain correct
Slim Willie Keefes horse placed the adobe jail IN Juarz
and there he remained until he baied out for $500
willie didn't tout any one else for week. says SLIM
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

Turning professional he went On the winter circuit wit
that nomadc that travels from while
northern courses snowbound Meeting with only
success during the 1942 enoug
promise that his rivals him plenty of respect.
That promise fulfilled when he won tn
Beaumont Open the Texas Open and the Los Angeles Ope
while finishing with the leaders in other topnotch events
He the Texas title a payof with Ben Hogan, which
attests to the fact that he's arrived
So Harbert and Watrous. the and the
will out together Saturday prove that the Ryder Cur
selections faulty emitting their
an occasion is interesting local fans and it's
won't
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
French Angel
On Arena Mat

An over-active pituatory gland
is responsible for the abnormal
growth of the French Angel"
above the waistline, according to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
WON THREE WINTER TOURNAMENTS

The coIoruI and brilliant Ryder Cup matches will be played
over the Oakland Hills course coming weekend the home
course Of our Al Watrous.
quite for the popular professional for ne
was member Of that that went to England
back play group of British professionals in match
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Hit Headlines

Youngest member of the
contingent is the 27-year-old
Harbert, whose play over the
past two years has brought him
into prominence. He first hit the
headlines back in 1887 when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

The club planned TO use it in
the 1924 National Open but the
USGA ruled it out because OF the
strenuous objections from some
of the contestants who remem-
bered it from the Western. Since
then the trapping has been simpli-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
Blow to Trotting

Five thousand OF the 5000 active
harness horses in the United States
perform at state and county fairs
which have been suspended for the
duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

appear here for the second time in
the Arena Gardens Bowl Monday
night to wrestle Rudy Strongberg,
a 242-pounder. !
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
State Stars Play

Michigan golf fans will follow
the play with more interest than
ever this time because in addition
TO Demaret, the new Plum Hollow
pro, two others from this state
will compete-Al Watrous of Oak
land Hills and Chick Harbert of
Battle Creek. 1t is likely that
Watrous and Harbert will 60 il
together for the Challengers in
the best ball play Saturday. They
should team we'll
To make the play more inter-
esting for the spectators. the Ry-
der Cup rules have been altered
to permit best ball instead of alter
nate stroke play the first day. AS
usual, individual matches will be
played Sunday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
TEA FOR 2? NO.. NOT THIS TIME
Ted Ray Had S peciaI Drink and Beat Watrous

somes and in the singles lost TO
Henry Cotton, one OF Britain's all
time greats.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

a greatly disappointed man if at
least $4,000 isn't cleared for the
Red Cross.
With all Of the country's
name" golfers, fellows like Ben
Hogan, Craig Wood, Jimmy De-
Lawson Little and Byron
Nelson competing, the spectators
will see the greatest golf show Of
the year.
There are five new members on
this years cup squad. among them
Wood. winner of the 1871 Ma
tional Open, who captains the
team. The other new members
are Hogan, Demaret. Sarazen and
Lloyd Mangrum. All but Man
grum played with the winning
Challengers last summer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12
BOB TALES
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Micbioan's Hopes Are Chick IT, Is Younges
on Wstrous Herbert Competitor al Oakland
\ in Ryder Cup Matches Hills This Week-E Enc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

ne combined sensational rounds of 6364674 26S
ANS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-07-12

Slim around Juarez when racing was going
the first World War He saw Old Rosebud, the 4
Derby winner his first victory at Juarez In 19
saw plenty of other things But he'll forget
Of his boss, Willie Keefe, who was racing stro
JuareZ