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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Doubles Teams Near
Final in Clay Courts

ST. LOUIS, June 20 CINS).-
Two more doubles teams viii
reach the semifinalS of the Ma.
tional Clay Courts Tourney in ST
Louis today following the playofl
of quarterfnals matches.
Two teams. consisting Of Sey.
mour Greenberg. Chicago, and BOZ
Jake. Milwaukee. and Charles
Mailman, Long Island. n. Y, anc
George Richards. Montcbello. Cal.
reached the semifinals late yeSter.
day when they polished off oppo.
sition.
Greenbcrg and Jake beat Ro.
lando and Armando Vega. Mexico
City, in straight seys and Matt.
man and Richards triumpheo
over Sterling Lord Jr.. Burlington
Ia, and Ralph Hart, ST. Louis
81. So. CD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Wright Catches
Up TO Jeffrd

BALTIMORE. Md, June %
QNS).-A tenth-round technical
knockout over Harry Jeffra of
Baltimore today kept the feather
weight boxing crown intact for
Chalky Wright, hard-hitting cham
pion from Los Angeles.
Jeffra stepped fast the first
three rounds, but after three more
rounds with Wright in command
the challenger came out in the
seventh with deep cut over the
right eye. Jeffra took a short
count late In -the-HiRth h and Was
aeHHdeFinss ,iitf he tenth -~-heH the
referee awarded the fight 10
Wright.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Herman Going Hot
On Pacific Coast
BY JACK GUENTHER
I nited Press stan Correspondent

NEW YORK. June 20 Wrap
ping up a few loose threads:
Baseball Members of the Ma
jor League Social Security Club.
which boasts such grand-daddieS
rs Paul Waner. 80. Charlie Gchr-
niger. 80; Ted Lyons, Al: John
Cooney, Al, and Ray Starr, Sc, but
Just a rookie, and hereby given
notice TO move over and make
room fo- Floyd Caves Babe II
Musta Lost 1t In the SUM Herman.
Now 80, the Babe has returned
20 action with the proverbial bang
after lengthy retirement. Play
ing with the Hollywood Stars. he
is leading the Pacific Coast League
batters with the extravagant fig
IRE of .3S2- some IS points above
the runner-up.
AS we'll, he is back at first base.
the position at which he debuted
before he became what is loosely
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Shut Out
Choice i'm
Dw.yer

Greentree stables Shut Out.
head man among the 3-year-old
colts. and Belair studs Vagrancy
--top-ranking filly, both OF whom
have shown fondnesS for distance
clash In the fifty-fourth running of
the $4,000 Dwyer stakes at Aque-
duct today.
Shut Out. now ranked AZ the
unqucstioned leader Of 3-year-olds,
with earnings of Sl20.972 this
year. Will carry 126 pounds and
spot his six rivals from seven 10 10
pounds over the mile and one
quarter route. The hard-hitting
son Of EquipoiSe will be ridden
by Eddie Arcaro. and is expected
10 be the choice al about Altos.
$ Vagrancy. with three wins in a
row including the Coaching Club
and Delaware Oaks. viii carry
116 She Will be in the hands OF
jimmy Stout and viii probably be
the second choice Al about 3-to-l.
The colt that both Shut Out and
must watch is Naldna
Farms Naldlna Orphan, who won
his last three races At Suffolk
Downs in impressive fashion.
Carroll herman will be up on
the Orphan. who ran third 10 Shut
out in the Derby at equal weights.
but Will have l0-pound advantage
in the Dryer.
The rest Of the field includes
Josch RoehlinC's Lochlnvar and
Milky Way Farms Dogpatch. each
with 1l9 and Trierarch. a stable
mate OF Vagrancy's. and Redthorn
al lie.
The $4,000 Sussex Handicap
headlines the Delaware card. with
w. L. Brann's doughty little Pictor
al ll9 against a field
Of seven. George Woolf will ride
Pictor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Kid Mccoy in
Louis Ring Show

CAMP UPTON. y. Y, June
% rUP1.-corp. Joe EouIs made
his final exhibition appearance in
the ring before leaving for Fort
Riley. Kan. Monday attracting
$500 soldiers and civilians TO
Camp Upton's stadium last night
for three round exhibition
against his veteran sparring part
ner. George Nicholson. The box
ing carnival raised about $1,000
for the army emergency relief.
Coxswaln Nathan Mann OF the
coast guard won a decision from
Pvt. Eddie Nader of Camp Upton.
Pvt. Adam Pianea, whose ring
name IS Young Hid Mccoy. of De-
troit. and Pvt. Jackie Wilson, both
Of Camp Upton and two Of the
leading welterweight contenders.
spared a few rounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Gordon Draws
With Wa||iCk

Flash Gordon and Leo .Wallck.
kormer masked grapplerS. were
Still even today after their-draw
match in Mack Park last night in
one of seven boxing and wrestling
events staged by JAW Local 400
for the benefit OF its army and
navy relief fund
Three other draws were given
out by Referee Jack Mason.
Mansfield Driskell and Eddie Scott
were called even after four rounds
in one boxing event Wrestling
draws went 10 Bert Rub and
Walter Roxy and AL LaFoon and
Lou Kline.
Eddie Sarkesian. Armen a n
electromagnetic. scored his third
straight victory. scoring over
Jimmy Gilbert in a four-round
ALLEY fight that was close in
each heat.
= Harold Chaundy won on a foul
from Rufus Jones and frankie
Clemens defeated Jack Smith in
other mat affairs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Louis Kansas Shift
Held Up Till Monday

NEW YORK, June 20 CINS).-
Corporal Joe Louis. who was
scheduled to leave today for Fort
Riley. Kansas. to finish basic
training in the army. will not
leave until Monday IL was an
nounccd today by the army in-
formation office Of the End Corps
area The heavyweight champion
will participate in A war bond
rally tomorrow at Fort Green in
RrOoklVn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Waner Joins
Exclusive Club

BOSTON. June 90 (INS).-
The little guy with the big bat
and the Buster Keaton face-to-
day had the hit that was heard
up in Cooperstown, site of base
balls hall of fame.
II was No. 5000 for Paul Chg
Poison) Waner and, he said Later.
the first 2,999 were NOT the
hardest.
81 never realized how tight I
was up at that plate until I got
that hit but, boy, I felt great
when that ball went over second
base into centerfieId.'
He socked slow bail. from
pitcher Truett Sewell,
in the fifth inning. For Is of his II
years in major league ball Waner
played with the Pirates, forming
the famous big and Little Poi
son" duo with brother Lloyd In
the outfield.
In the exclusive 5000 bracket
Waner joined Ty Cobb. Pop An
son. Eddie Collins. Nap LaJoie,
iris Speaker and Hans Wagner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Mack Park SoftbsIl

Briggs Bonbers. Michigan-Ohto
and Metropolitan softball
champs. Will face Hudson Police.
Major League champion. in the
feature of a thrce-game Detroit
Softbah Association program in
Mack Park az 9 o'clock tonight.
Briggs Aircraft meets Fruehauf.
the Major League psce-Sctter, at
T.3O and Hudson Defense Girls
clash with East Side Sports. DSA
girl champs. at $50. Ann
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Lose But
Regain AA Lead

Kansas City moved back into
the American Association lead last
night AS the Milwaukee Brewers
dropped a double-header while the
Blues were losing to Toledo.
Leading by only three percent
age points-in a virtual tie for
first place-the Blues hoped 10
regain the margin Of two or more
games by which they led the
league before surrendering first
place last week.
The Brewers lost both games 10
the Columbus Redhirds by a mar
gin of one run. The scores were
4 TO 3 and 6 10 ).
Kansas City was swamped by
the Hens. II 10 ? Fred OeSter-
pitching for Toledo, kept
the Blues 10 hits scattered and
frightened up in the clinches.
There were no other games
played.
Games today: Kansas City at
Toledo; Milwaukee at Columbus
st. Paul al Indianapolis; Mime
apolis al Louisville - games).
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Junior Horse. Show
To Benefit Services

The annual Junior Horse Show
will be staged today at the Wa
beck Farms, West Long Lake
road. Eleven events are on the
program. all for youngsters under
10 years old The proceeds will
60 TO aid service men.
Among those who are sched-
uled TO compete in the interest
ing events are Jimmy Barbara
and Mary Couzens. Shirley Wal
lace, Virginia Mccullough, Sue
Tucker. Mary. Betty and Bill Yaw,
Shirley Morris, Janet McHattie,
Mary Ann Gilman, Mary Bercs-
ford. Joan CoulSon and many
Others
\ Defense bonds will GO TO the
Iblue ribbon winners. Miss Mar
garet Cotter of Washington will
be the Judge.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Hirst Given Spot
On Fairview Card

Chuck Hirst, stiff-punching
Southpaw welterweight, will meet
rom Bradshaw. rugged Ohioan,
in a six-round battle on the out
door fight card in Mack Park
next Wednesday, Matchmaker Jim
Hart announced today
Hirst, in his last appearance on
the east side, defeated Mansfield
DriSkell, former state weller
champion, but injured his hand in
the bout. Kayo Morgan will face
Carl Fasnough. Toledo lightweight
star. in the feature event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Suffolk Purses Raised

BOSTON. June 20 INS).-The
management of Suffolk Downs
and horsemen today agreed to a
81, 200 minimum purse for all races
this summer. after the state rae
ing commission ruled in favor Of
the horsemen. The horse owners
struck last Tuesday in protest
against the $1,000 price being
offered by the track. charging
they were unable 10 meet their
increasing cost Of expenses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Grateful Buck
Newsom Thanks Reporter
for Retrieving Ball

Before yesterdays Tiger-Senator
game at Briggs Stadium, during
the Washington clubs practice
session, a Detroit baseball scribe
retrieved ball for Buck Newsorn.
THANK you. That's the incest
thing a sports writer has done
for me this year." said Buck.
The Great Bucko no doubt was
thinking of some of the blasts he
received in the eastern papers.
For the most part, Newsom was
mild during the game. coming to
life once when Patsy O'Toole gave
him a going over and another time
TO toss a few darts at Tebbetts.
Newsom. while with the Tigers.
for time demanded that Sullivan
and not Tebbetts catch him.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Pro Net Meet

NEW YORK. June 20 C1NSl.-
Bobby Riggs, last years amateur
itleholder. faces Jerome Adler to-
day in the opening match of the
national professional tennis tour
nament. Their match will be
followed at Forest Hills by on
counters between frankie Kovacs
and Franklin Meyers, Don Bulge,
the favorite. and Harold Fencrty.
and Berkeley Bell and Frank Re-
richa.
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Lincoln Fields
Holds Getaway

CHICAGO. June % 1NS).-
The 30-day racing program at Lin
coin Fields entered its final day
today, with Equifox, son of Equi-
poise, favored 10 win the $1,000
Lincoln Handicap at mile and a
quarter.
Equifox was AT 2-5 for the race.
with Pumpgun and Step BY al 81,
and Royal Crusader al al Equi-
fox victory in the Lasalle Handicap
last SATURDAY..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Good Hurting Adds
To Tigers Victories
BY LEO MACDONELL

Gfdtimers hereaboutS today
could not recall three consecutive
games more brilliantly fashioned
defcnsively than the trio OF VIC
tories captured by the Tigers the
last three days al Briggs Stadium.
II is not often that pitchers Of
one club put together three games
consecutive as we'll pitched as
those turned in by Paul Trout and
Virgil Trucks in triumphs over the
Yankees and the one by Hal White
in turning back the Senators yes
terday.
Yesterday young White and the
Tigers licked the Senators. 5 10 /.
in the first of four-game series
that will run through tomorrow.
The win boosted the Tigers into
third place, one-half game ahead
OF the Indians. but the Tribe re-
gained the spot last night with a
"a victory over the Yankees.
In the three games the Tiger
pitchers allowed a total OF but Is
hits and two runs. Only two ex-
ira base hits were yielded. both of
them doubles, and only nine walks
were allowed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Dodgers No. | Fan al
Home, on Road, Dies

NEW YORK. June 20 0NS).-
Daniel Flynn, who hadn't missed
a Brooklyn Dodger baseball game
in 20 years. was dead today. He
was AZ and died in bed in his
home right across the street from
the Dodgers ball park. +
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20


j. Dienst and j. w. Galbreath
of Columbus, O., purchased for
$4,000 from Col +. r. Bradley
in a successful attempt 10 win the
Governors Handicap at Beulah
Park, Dienst's own race track, will
try 10 get back with the winners
today in the $1,000 Motor City
Handicap at the Detroit track.
This is a race which has been
won in the past by such horses as
Myrtlewood and Mucho GuSto.
Best Seller hasn't yet proved
himself 10 be as good as either of
these, but in two starts here the
4-year-old son OF Blue Larkspur
has shown enough 10 insure him
favoritism in the big race on to-
days program.
Out for the first time here in
the Col Alger Memorial Handi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Hasen's
Pupil


PORT HURON. June 20.-A. w.
CAD Wallace threatens 10 domi-
nate Michigan senior golfers just
as did those two other Detroiters
r. f. Doughty and w. A. Ryan
who took turns winning the
senior events before Wallace be-
came eligible TO compete a year
ago.
Wallace. now 81, had low gross
of rs, only three over par. in yes
terdays spring tournament of the
seniors at Black River Country
Club. This gives him a record Of
two victories and tie for first in
his three starts as a senior.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
SIX SCATTERED HITS

White, in the other eight in
nings, was in complete command.
The six hits off Hal were all sim
giles and they came no more than
one in an inning. The Tigers got
TO Sid Hudson for 10 bingles. Four
were punched in the fourth for
-four runs.
In the fourth the hard-hitting
Harris led off with a triple that
carried TO the 415-foot mark in
Pinky (Two-Bagger)
Higgins followed with the first Of
two doubles and scored Harris.
Billy Hitchcock later scored Hig-
gins and Bloodworth with a single.
Bloodworth had gotten on with a
single. White was given life on a
fielder's choice and eventually
scored as McCosky was being
thrown out by Clary.
The Tigers picked up their other
marker in the fifth. With two
out. Higgins posted his second two
Dagger of the afternoon and
scored when Campbell. after a
long run, dropped Bloodworth's
drive. EN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

course is not the only reason that
Turnesas lead is insecure. but is
secondary TO the challenge of
Hogan. There have been several
books written about the perfect
golfer. but If the authors faileA-io
mention Tins Hogan as their
hero they have missed golden
opportunity.
When il is time 20 take in the
chips that go with professional
golf. this same Mr.. Hogan can be
found within hailing distance. Ho-
gan was at least superb in yeSter-
days play. When he knocked 10
strokes off the 36-36-72 par al
Ridgemoor, the Texan nominated
himself as an individual To be
reckoned with until a better man
came along II better man comes
along today or tomorrow than
Hogan. this Texan, looks 10 be in
a good position 10 argue the sit
uation anyhow
II Hogan shows any signs Of
weakness in his game. that weak
ness is in putting. But he appa-
rently is sufficiently strong with
his wood and iron shots TO balance
any uncertainties his green game
may produce. His putting is not
always off, but il is Inconsistent.
Yesterday he sank three 25-foot
puts. But on the eighteenth.
when his tee shot dropped about
six feet from the pin. his putt
rolled past the cup and he had
10 he satisfied with a par
The Hale American tournament
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

lbldlN ID
But for wide throw by Barney
McCosky, White would probably
have racked up his fourth shutout
IN five victories With what looked
like a sure double play in sight,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
MANS TOPS VETS

Much interest in tho seniors
tournaments always centers in the
play of those in Class 40 years
and over. This group was led yes
terday by n. a, Mans of Trenton,
with SIS. C. 3, Hayes of Kalama-
700. the oldest player here, was
second with 90. Fred Wardell OF
Detroit had low net of Il.
Results by classes:
CLASS A GO and overflow gross.
y A. Mans. Trenton. SIS. low net Fred
Wardel. Detroit, u. CLASS X Cos - SCI
Low gross W. S Skilinger. Gladstone,
S. low net, Col s n. Pepper Port Huron.
20. CLASS ESQ TO 6tt-LOw gross r.
II. Doughty. Crosse polnte So low net
James Sanders Detroit 50. CLASS y C55
10 5sl-Low gross. W a Ryan. Detroit.
u; low net W y. Colburn4 Detroit So.
CLASS = $50 "a 5H- Low gross. Al Wal
lace, Detroit 75i low net, {. +. spaDgler.
Constantine. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
BEATEN IN SPRINT

termed an oNfielder. Brooklyn
cld-timers recall the Babe with
great waves of nostalgia. Always
e. hefty bGtSman-he once hit 1893
Holman was loved more in
FletbuSh for his work afield.
which was strictly out of this
world. Wonder if Holman" still
trips over imaginary wheel bar
rows?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
RYAN HAS IL

With ! Il. Ryan, competing in
the So 70 59-year-old group. was
closest 10 Wallace yesterday just
AS he was last summer at Red Run
when Wallace won the asSocia-
tons major tournament, a 36-hole
event.
Wallace's continued success is
not surprising He learned TO play
under one of the games real
master Walter Hagen - whom
he helped 10 bring 10 Detroit way
back in 1918. In fact Wallace
learned so well he has beaten his
old instructor once or twice of late
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
7 Other Stars
In Running for
Golf Honors
Hogan Burns Up Course
With 81 as Frank Connolly
Comes Back for 70

CHICAGO, Ill. June 20 UNS)
Drop Mike Turnesa, Ben Hogan,
Horton Smith. Lawson Little. Her
man Barron, Jimmy Demaret,
Obey Crisman, Mike Sipula and
Denny Shute into a sack, shake
well and the winner of the Hale
America Open golf tournament in
its third round today at the Ridge
moor Country will pop out.
II there is room in the bag It
might be wise 10 make room for
Byron Nelson, but if you were in
clined 10 drop wager on just
whom of the aforementioned bag
full will pop out first, a fairly safe
bet would be the quiet, colorful
Ben Hogan, who reached Hershey,
Pa. after learning the rudiments
of golf in his native Texas.
AS the third round of play got
under way today Mike Turnesa
of White Plains. n. Y, of the ia
nous Turnes golfing family.
paced the field OF 98 golfers with
a score of 131 for Sc holes of golf.
which would represent consid-
cradle golf on any course but the
RidgeTnoor Clubs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
ONLY ONE ERROR

Afeld the Tigers committed but
one error, that harmless lapse by
Pinky Higgins in a game with the
Yankees.
Hero are q feW firIlrns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

Marriage Just as ne na0 been IN
the $4,000 Widener Cup when the
Greentpee Stables The Rhymer
caught him at the wire.
BEATEN IN SPRINT
Best Seller came out for his
second start at Detroit last Satur-
day and finished fourth TO Wise
Moss, Designator and Marriage in
the Cadillac Handicap, beaten
three lengths.
That race was al six furlongs,
a little short for him. Today he
goes with top weight of ll9 pounds
at a mile and 70 yards. He'll
have the services of Paul KEEPER.
til e razor blade eating jockey,
whom Trainer Rollie Shepp is
bringing in from Delaware Park.
Last week Shepp brought Jockey
Jack Flinchum in from Paramount
Park, without any luck.
Best Seller has a few horses TO
beat in this field of II. There $
Vegas Justice, Mrs. II. p. Bon
ner's colt, which is co-holder OF
the track record for the distance.
There are also Mrs. J. F. Hines
Gold Teddy, winner Of the Inaug-
ural and Wolverine Handicaps
Mrs. j. p. Burnstein's consistent
Ship Biscuit, II. II. Haag's De-
value and George c. Whites Poet
Laureate. Any of them can win it.
4 BIG RACES
The Motor City is one of the
four big races on the card J. D.
Wells Flying Streak, co-holder OF
the track record for six furlongs
is TO go after victory No. 2 in the
81 600 Border City Handicap, IN
which the T. NJ. Dorset, Camp
Verde and DeSignator are among
those who will furnish opposition
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
GOOD RING CARD

Boxing-S peaking Of things
which are out of this world. give a
quick look AT the boxing program
which will be held in Cleveland
Tuesday on a gigantic bomber
for Macarthur show. There will
be five 10-round bouts. most Of
which couIo stand by themselves
as main events.
Melio Bettna meets Harry
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20

in the eighth threw wide
10 second base. II came after
Barney had turned in a spectacu-
lar catch on Mickey Vernon with
Stan Spence almost TO third base.
Spence returned 10 second safely
when McCosky. partly off balance,
hurried the throw and drew
Jimmy Bloodworth off the bag.
A walk 10 Roy Cullenbine filled
the bases and Ellis Clary. one of
the newer Washington youngsters,
who was on third, scored after
Ned Harris, with a leaping one
handed catch, pulled down Bruce
Campbells drive to the right field
cCrppp
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-20
Best Seller Choice
Makes Third Attempt TO Head Pack in Motor City
Handicap at Fair Grounds Today
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

cap Best Seller was beaten in
the last step by r. A. towards
Marriage Just as he had been in
the $4,000 Widener Cup when the
Greentpee Stables The Rhymer
caught him AT the wire.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-06-30
ERpnanR SaRdez%15
N1I1 ALLEN tppES r4n,FnS@Rmuun 90

: general from knowing just what's
gong on in my heart and in my
mind.
I get it," said Paul. The strong,
silent type"
Not very silent. I'm afraid
SAID Bill. Maybe pretty ~garru!ous
at times" He waited until the a
was under way, and then he sale,
Pretty late for going to the JP.'s,
isn't it,"
Yep" said Paul. but I'm going
lust the same. He expected us, and
may still be up. He'll probably de-
eide that We got caught in the
storm and couldn't get 70 his place
any sooner"
Well, good luck-long years of
hapriness-all that sort of thing
"Thanks."
Neither man spoke for some
time.
Say. where did you pick up this
bus, anyWay?' Bill asked.
Paul chuckled. Il bought her for
i Cto Ntsil, liz StlN4t l4d I ~ IS
back on the job in the West Indies,
you know, and saw no need of buy
ing an expensive a I drove this
one down from New York so that
Claire and would have something
to ride around in on our honey
moon
You We're probably right behind
me said Bill. L drove down, too,
you know
l wouldn't be surprised il I
was said Paul. You got here yes
terdav, so Claire told me. and | got
here this morning. Were your plans
for-er-marrying Claire all made
before you got here?
oh. MOI Claire had told me she
would marry me, and since 1
needed a vacation. l decided to
come on down, urge her to marry
me at once. and combine a honey
moon with a vacation"
Il see said Paul. Life certainly
plays funny tricks on us, doesn't
it,"
It's played several within. the
past few hours Bill replied. And
I've learned something too"
"What?'
THAT, although Ardendale is A
small town, it can produce some
darned lovely girls
Yes. Dams a. lovely in her way
as Claire is in hers"