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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
7 Seeded Pro
Meters Climb

NEW YORK. June 20 (UP).-
Donald Bulge. former amateur
tennis champion, led a field OF
seven seeded players into the Sec
ond round OF the National Profess
sional championships al the West
Side Tennis Club. Forest Hills, to-
day before an estimated crowd OF
1000.
Bulge, aiming for the title that
has been left undefended by Fred
Perry, l94l victor. walloped Har-
old Fenerty OF Providence, r. J.,
81, 6-1. 60.
Second-seeded Bobby Riggs OF
Chicago defeated Jerome Adler OF
Hampstead. n. y, 81, 60, 60
while third-ranked frankie KovacS
of Oakland, Cal. won over Frank
lin Myers, Bernardsville, n. j., 6-1
SO. 60.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Off the Hook
With
LetDis Fl. Waite,

Detroit racing hasn't had ringing George c. alias
Ladde Boy Ring alias Smoke Signal demonstrated his talents
here by winning three straight moving Chicago
for his denoumen But crackers tire OF stories
about ringers and the exploits of that painting EngShman
Peter Barrie Just the thought of Barrie makes the paddock
judges look brought in be
saddled
Despite all the quote 10 the contrary Joe
Klrkwood.
ticket for professional golfer who last In the
High balls and brides don't mix than oil water
Joe, who is going strong at As
Echoes Of the punches Jimmy Smith threw sonn-aw Billy
Conn still ringing around the world AS result of that
kitchen acas world heavyweight championship situation
be Strengthened until after the if Joe Louis
chance to fight.
the In the drop the
Rouge the girls bombers Willow
but circles just all atwer because the Spring
Lake j. championships And
ratoning championships,
Hero the week First Post Alto the old Handicapped who
hobbed press the Detroit Race Track and said:
Well I made contribution to the effort I
marked soldiers II he's bucks he's all
set
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Dumb as Any Fox Ever Seen

What about Mr.. Newsoms future?
81 do a lot Of things he assured U.S. IF hadn't
In baseball this year would have had job with
Chicago radio station
BY this time Mr.. Louis Norman Newsom had quite an
audience He through his routine the proper way TO
broadcast a baseball game.
very long then until he called attention to his
suit
"Now here's suit that Is really something" he said
There probably isn't but other in baseball that buys
such suits this That's Rudy York. Now there's fellow
who dresses"
In between discussions of the nations various problems
dr. Louis Norman Newsom did auographng than we
around Detroit all year combined
"Ssy what they will about old Bo-Bo" he chaned but
he's always in there doing something for the fans
II can't forget that day pitched the doubeheader
here In Detroit When the second the police
by and told they wanted to give escort
out Of the park They said thousands OF people there
waiting for my autograph.
81 told those coppers much obliged told them this
what kept going and what kept baseball going Man.
really dda landslide autographng business that afternoon
'"You know me-, he said with sly wink "Ole BO Bio is
just dumb any fox you saw"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
YOU CAN'T CUT BO-BO'S HEART OUT

NJ 1opis Norman Nevsom Of the South Carolina Newsoms
+. IN town We have never him in better voice.
Mr. Newsom referred to in the beachers as "the
was roaming the with ousretched hand when
we first coided with him.
Just around seeing my public he said What town
this is! Ole BO.BO still has got plenty of hackers here
How about Washington?
Before YOU say word about salary yelped Mr. Newsom,
II would you know that I'm getting from Grf CLARK
Griffith owner Of the Senator's every cent demanded from
the Tigers.
Don't know where G1f is getting the money But
get my pay right time.
And all the stories about not trying so can get
traded 10 Brooklynwe there that is gonna get some
body The only YOU man Amt trying
Is by cutting his heart and taking look at It, defy any
one 10 cut my heart and prove amt trying
The writer assured Mr. Louis Norman Newsom that we
had no him divorced from his heart. He con-
only Mr. Louis Norman Newsom Of the South Carolina
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

giant killer, I'm not even think
ink about tennis for the duration"
. The army air forces techni-
cal command school is at Sheppard
Field.
Little Davey Short who had a
trial as shortstop with the Chi
cago White Sox. after a successful
season with the Oklahoma City
Indians recently, became an air
craft mechanics instructor at Shep-
pard Field where he is a private
he was given his choice OF
becoming an instructor or con-
tinuing to play baseball for the
field morale office, but he an
swered, The army comes first"
He was hitting $50 at the
time a former ST. Louis
Brownie, Bob Naybors, took his
place.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Veteran Sans
Player in Navy

Joseph p. Gauger who played
four years with Sans in the De-
troit basel bal federation and
chosen on the All-State team two
years ago, has enlisted in the navy
and goes 10 Manhattan Beach
Brooklyn, as an officer second class
7. he is 25.
Ed Parry. the basketball star
was indicted last week and given
Is days leave before being sent to
training camp He played
with the Detroit Eagles Tony
Leon, who played second base for
Paris, also was indicted last week
and will report in Is days
The biggest sport name TO APP
pear on the roster of Sheppard
Field, Texas. is one of the smallest
men in competitive activities. Pvt.
Bryant BitSy Grant. former Ma
tional clay court tennis champion
and A member of the United States
Davis Cup team >. Says the little
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
He's The One and ONLY

slipped in couple of the best jokes he had brought
rom Washington, tipped all the walters who stopped 10
,ello brought English bit of Churchill
nmcng.
Hope get back 10 Washington before Winston
home" MY in the Whitp House prob
ably will TO and sit in Of their
conferences"
On Al the end Of the session you had Il
thing about the guy He is the and only Mr.
1ouis Norman Newsom Of the South Carolina Newsoms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

ond base for Texas A. and M. 1.
he was better known as the quar-
terback in the Sugar Bowl and
Cotton Bowl games just couple
OF years ago.
Among the players on the Fort
Sheridan nine is an outfielder from
Pershing High in Detroit He
lis Leo Mrowczynsik who also
played semipro ball for Western
Exchange Club here in Detroit
He is a good hitter and a
better than average outfielder
One of the returning veterans from
last years team is Joe Rappazlni
of Negaunee. Mich. In two
years as a third baseman for that
city he batted .307 he can be
shifted TO outfield if needed a..
lOutfielder Harold Dockum di-
vides his time between baseball
and boxing he is the camps
heavyweight champion.
Don Bulge, the worlds ranking
tennis player, gave an exhibition
at MacDill Field the other day
The show was arranged by
Pvt. Hugh Strange. a close friend
of Bulge who promoted tennis
matches before going to MacDill
Field.
In William Harridge's office in
the American League is service
flag with so stars. representing
the American League players in
active service. Washington
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
All Men in Service Invited
To Play in Times Golf Meet

Soldiers. sailors and marines home furlouah arc
welcome 10 compete for the state servicemen's golf
tournament be held July AZ the Red Run Golf Club.
The tournament open all serYicemen and there
entry fee. Cash prizes will be awarded
An all-day outing is offered the golfers who compete
in this sponsored by The Detroit Times
lunches will be furnished by the United Service Organi-
cations In addition regular IS holes medal play
there will be putting and driving contest with cash
prizes 10 the winners.
During the day many Of the leading pros district
will give exhibitions Red Run their great course
over 70 the servcemen for the day.
Seryicemen stationed Detroi, and this territory on
recruiting duty expected strong entry.
Sefrdge Field is planning large delegation along all
the other posts. fields and camps in the state
Entries close July g. Starting times will be allotted
according 70 The wishes Of the entries.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
THE GREATER GAME

BY EDGAR HAYES

Despite the fact he holds the
worlds heavyweight championship
Joe Louis is finding challengerS for
the championship Of the United
States Army Private Orville
Stein Al Fort Rosecrans, California,
has issued a challenge ..
Stein became interested in the
army title when Chief Shoulder
blade, n big Oklahoma Indian from
Camp Callan, offered TO fight any
body Stein accepted. only TO
find the 260-pound Indian who was
oklahoma Golden Gloves title
holder. unavailable -.
Herman B. Strate is chief spe-
'cialist in the physical program at
United States Naval Air Station,
San Diego He is director Of
athletics for our aviation machinist
mates school Chief Strate at
tended Detroit Southeastern High
and received his degree from Mich
igan Normal. later taking graduate
work at University Of Detroit and
Wayne At Southeastern High
he was rated with the best junior
tennis players in the country . d.
he played tennis and basketball
at Michigan Normal
Jimmy Richardson and Bob Nc
Cahill. two Marquette football
stars who appeared against u. of
d. and Michigan State the last
couple OF years. will team together
in the marines They reported
for training at Quantico, Va, last
week :. F.. Ano I h er Marquette
athlete, Ensign John I. Drew, a
hurdler in 1878, was one of the
last to leave the y. s. S. Lexing-
ton in the Battle OF Coral Seas
He has been visiting home since
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Top-Seeded Meter
Enters Clay 'Semis'

ST. LOUIS. June 20 tINS).-
Top-seedcd Billy Talbcrt Of Gin
cinnati entered tho semifinal round
Of the National Clay Courts Tennis
Singles tournament today by de-
feating Jim Evert Of Chicago, 81,
60. Ga. Evert was seeded No. T.
Also reaching the semifInals
were Gardner Larned of Chicago,
who scored an upset victory, and
Seymour Greenberg, also Of Chi
cago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Lookee! He Does Parlor Tricks

got new imitation the President" he said "Come
on In here a minute and listen
For the three hours heard Mr.. Louis Norman
Newsom initiate chief of the White House. into
n Andy sample of how Madam Perkins wears
her hat the way which Jesse Jones carries his folding
money
Mr. Newsom really knows his Washington He proudly
admits:
m Presidents boy
"NIr Big really goes for me- said Mr.. Louis Norman
Neuson, The puy s X Just take the OLD Bo-bo
Mr. Newsoms thoughts wandered to Hartsvlle he
talked his filing stations of his Diamond Star Grill and his
two farms.
MAYBE amt much farmer at that he unused. Lost
four grand the farms last But I'll concentrate
little harder farming that the war Ii on"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Passeau's Strinq
Ended al 8 by :
Giants Victory

NEW YORK. June 20 GNS).-
Claude Passeau's eight-game win
ming streak was blasted here this
afternoon when the Giants beat
him and the Chicago Cubs by an
8 10 l score.
Home runs by Babe Barna and
Mel OFT put the winning punch
into the 10-hit Manhattan attack.
Barna's blow gave the Giants a
3 TO l lead in the first inning. and
ISchumachers fve-hit pitching did
the rest.
The victory was Schumacher's
fourth triumph in succession. Stan
Hacks homer 10 open the game
was the only Chicago tally.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Riddles TwO-Hitter
Blanks Phillies

PHILADELPHIA, June 20 (UP).
Displaying the pitching form
that starred him last year. Elmer
Riddle held the Pills 10 two hits
today in hurting the Cincinnati
Reds TO their sixth straight VIC
tory Z 10 o. Riddle had no-hit
game in his grasp until, with two
out in the sixth. Alban Glossop
doubled of the right field wall.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
pHILAnELPHIA
CINCINNATI

Totals "a Il a. Totals 20 2 Il
'Batted for Beck ~ the ninth inning.
Cincinnati or 02O Oo2-1
Philadelphia 900 600 Ooo-O
Runs Joost > FREY J. ,. Mccormick.
RIDDLE Errors MurtAugh Bragan Runs
batted in-WAiksr, y Mccormick ,. Frey,
Marshall tRiddle scored on AurtAughs
error. Two. base hiis-Glossop. Etten.
Frsy. stolen hAss-HAas EAcrihCe- Good
man Left on Philadelphia 7. en-
cinnau :. Bases on balls-On Melton r.
on Beck Struck out BY RIDDLE 2. ny
Melton Z. by Beck 2. Hils-on Melton
in innings on Beck in 5 innings. Los-
ing pitcher Melton Vmpires -Jorda Barr
and Nagsrkurth. Time SIS. Atsndanes
i $40 paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
American Legion
League

DesAntis vs.. Ternstedt Northwestern
No.
Learned W. Algsr Northwestern No Z,
Police W. BushwAv. Northeastern No 4.
Pittsngsr Va Briggs Belle Isle No. 5.
CAdilac-Cniversty vs.. Posselius, Belle
Isle No
Beaudry vs. Faust, Bsns Isis No. q.
All at ..
FRIDAYS GAMES
oss-Vanksr tDesanusl W. Tsrnstedt
Belle Isle No.
Learned vs. Algsr. NorthWsstsrn 40 a.
Police Va Bushway, Hsmtramck sta
dunn
Cadillac L. Va. Bsaudry, Nopshwestsrn
No S.
All at > 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Leo Mrowczynsik
On Fl. Sheridan g

Other big name baseball playing
soldiers at the field include Ray
mond Murray, former catcher for
the Baltimore Orioles. and Ray
Poole. who was a rookie outfielder
for Connie Mack Bill Gray
who played second base for the
Hollywood Stars. is another on the
squad The coach is Lieut.
Marland Jeffery. who PLAYED sec
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
NEW YORK


Totals 81 ~ IS Totals 80 10 ~ II
'BAtted for Passeau In eighth.
Chicago 100 oOo nOo-i
New York 400 O30 COX &
Runs Hack WERNER Marshall 2 OFT
a. klze. Barna. SCHUMACHER. Runs batied
I'M Hack OFT T. BarnA ]. Marshall. Dam
ming. Tyo-osse hit-Ott Home runs
Hack. Barna, OFT. Sacrifices McCul-
Tough, WeTber Schu mscher. Double plays
Russell 10 Merullo 10 Foxx Witek IN
urges Left on bases New York 4. Chi
cago a Bases on oals--On Passesu 4,
off Schumacher Struck aHt-By RehH-
machsr (, by PA1eau !. by HanyEewski L,
Hus-On Passeau in innings o.
Hsnyzewsk in l inning Wild pitch
PssseHu losing pitcher -Passeau- Ump
pires -CioetI ConlAn and ReArdon. Time
4 IS Attendance II t20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
CLASS Y
NfIDGETs

Auto CluD, interested IN ldnOlnR
a play-off berth in addition 10
other detectives. links with Altes
at Northwestern Sunday in one
Class A fixture. The other brings
together Pepsi-Cola and Paris.
Meanwhile, the special playoffs
begins in Class B for the anna
tfur day spot. Sans gets together
with JAW TIA at Northwestern
while Hudson 154 meets Arthur's
at Belle Isle. Each is undefeated
in this 32-club division.
Sans introduces new out
fielder 205-pound George Kill
master, from Kiski Preparatory
School of Pennsylvania. He hit
500 for Kiski. He replaces Joseph
Gauger, who went into service at
brooklyn Navy Yard last week.
In Class C. unbeaten Brad
ifords catches the troublesome Mel
Ivindale Boys Club. Andrews, the
defending champion. one game be-
hind, brackets with Universal.
Falcons. late ,comers 10 Glass
d. make up some OF the lost
schedule ground in double
header at jayne Field. Their first
game is with Kolwalski and the
second with West Side Lions.
SUNDAYS GAMES
CLASS
Pepsi Cola vs. Paris ~ w I. at T.
Auto Club vs.. Afss. y W. 3, at 1.
r. -, ,-,.,nSo NJ, ,,.,n
JAW ioi vs.. JAW 7. Belle Isle s. at 4.
LAW l57 - Parsons Wallace at i.
T Es sds W 40 DIX. F SGrihrs y; 80
JAW 400 vs. Craftsmen. Wallas at T.
Mortimer vs.. Hazel Park, Belle lie } !
Graham Paige vs.. South Fort. Kronk. |
Johns vs.. St. Andrews. Clark Park at
J. L. Hudson vs. orioles, Atkinson 3
Opticians vs.. Grand River Chevrolet,
Ives ~
Acme s. Flex-o-T Tube. Northwestern 3,
Hoffman VI, vick,r-, Northwestern =.
McLouth " Griffin. clark at 4.
SPECIAL PLAYOFF
Sam vs. ia Northwestern l. Al 80. |
Hudson ljA vs.. Arthurs, Belle Isle 3, !
A. q
CLASS e
Bradford vs. Melvindalr. Northwestern
United vs. Colonies. northwestern 8.
a.
SQUARE Deal vs.. Northwest Lions Little
Andrew vs. Universal, Cooley st4.
CLASS n
HaaRs - Titsns Stoepel 2. a. T.
Lincoln PARK VI. Craftsmen, Dingeman
ST. John Csntius vs. Sweet sixteen. Lei
hold Field, Al g.
FORD Post vs., Brass Rail. Li,tl.neld
ives, SIDE sports vs.. 900 Club. KIRBY
William. ~ Hudson 1A. Kirby Field.
1-MUe between CharlevoN and Mack. Al
Lithuanian Alliance vs.. sprngle A. c.
Falcons vs. Kowa,k Jayn. /. al 80
Falcons ys. West SIDE Lions. Jayne
Al &
Aces ". oakVoo1 Aces, Kronk Park
Reo,s - ron POS, Dtnssmsn a. g. 40
81 John CsrtiLs lrs Va. Woodmere
RAM Leibold A. 10
OWs W Wings Stoensl . ~ 20
Pasadena W Rams Roosevelt. 81 100
Soars - 81 Ritss Roosevelt 49,
klsckhawH vs. Goidhon Krouk !. a.
4 800
Hudson l5i Ir' vs.. vank'r Cubs. E,ue
Knight. Of 81, John VI. state. 81. clsir
pe la sale vs.. Cardinals Chandler
FIRENFN'S NIDGETS
Battalion 3 We Battalion 4 ST. Clair.
Battalion vs. Battalion Atkpson
Battalion ". battalion 8. JAYNE =.
Battalion W. Battalion "a COOLEY
Battalion -. Battalion Q y "
Battalion 10 ~ Battalion il, Belle Isle
All Games ~ 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
Won Eight Titles

Alvin Kraenzlein. University Of
Pennsylvania athlete, won eight
intercollegiate A. A. A. A. track
championships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

with II leads the list. Detroit
is represented by Hank Greenberg,
Pat Mullin. Fred Hutchinson, Bob
Uhie and Leslie Mueller. :. The
minor leagues have contributed
1913 more players in the last few
weeks. one OF the reasons some OF
the smaller loops are folding up.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
BOB TALES
BY BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

Never in Setter Voice
he FINDS He Still Has
Plenty Of Bockers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21
lnter-County
League


WsfF inks'sr Merchants tnkset
LIND a. Crowley Rouulus 81 WAYNE
Fatdfr CTS O. NsW Boston Clarencet lie
ai eIO Plymouth A. Pontiac Dearborn a.
Livon.a Goddard - Northvtlls
Al games al 3 r m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

Louis Norman Newsom
Of The South Corof0s
Newsons, Is n Town
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-21

Battalion 3 We Battalion 4 81. Clair
Battalion vs. Battalion Atkinson I
battalion V. battalion q JAYNE a.
Battalion Z w.. Battalion "a Cooley.
Battalion 8 - Battalion W S
Battalion 10 -. Battalion il, Belle Isle 2
All Eanes a. 80.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-12
LEGAL NOTICES
chas, Campbell. Attorney

Chas. Campbell. Attorney
2el ErsisiBe ~.
STATE or MICHIGAN Circuit Co~rt
for the County 81 Wayne In Chancery.
ANNE PORTER. Palntif, va JAMES
PORTER. Defendant
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
At session OF sad court held in the
City OF Detroit. Nov. II. 1919.
Present. The Hon. THOMAS ]. MUIR
PLY. Circuit Judge.
il satisfactorily appearing by afrids-
Wit on file that summons cannot be serv-
ed on defendant because after diliEent
search and inquiry. Il cannot he ascer-
tanned In what State or Country he re-
sides:
II 10 ordered that he appear herein
within three months frren the date OF
this order or the bill OF compliant fled
herein he taken a. confessed. and
that this order be served and published
according 10 law. and a COPY thereof
mailed 70 the defendant at his last
THOMAS MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
cAsPAR J. fINGEMAN, Cork.
by T. G. NAULT.
Deputy Clerk. 1;-fz-f-as.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-12

N.BJ.-I am in love with a SOL
der and l love him more than he
knows. | have been true to this
fellow. Last night when he came to
my house he blew up and said he
could not trust me any more and
wasn't interested. / love him very
much and want to know II he
loves me and IL can win him
again?
Ans.;--For weeks, this soldier
has been thinking and dreaming OF
the warm reception you would give
him when he visited you. Imagine
what blow II was TO him TO find
another soldier cutting In. The
least you could have done was 10
keep your weekend free for him,
even though this other fellow
meant nothing 10 You. In normal
times, this little "trying to make
him Jealous gag might be all right.
But Il Is taking an unfair adyan.
tage Of him since he doesn't have
the opportunity to play the same
game. think you owe him q letter
OF explanation and apology.
R.y.H.-I love my husband but
he says that he doesn't love me
any more. We have a very young
daughter and he also says that he
doesn't need her either. don't
know what to think OF a man like
that. Please tell me what | must
do. am thinking OF leaving him.
l wish there were some way !
could win his affections again.
Ans.:-After falling In love, n
man doesn't suddenly fall out with
out some good reason. You say that
you don't understand q man like
that. But what effort have you
made to hold his love and keep him
satisfied with his marrlagei From
every Indication, you have let the
child come between you and your
husband. You seem 10 think that
the fact that you bore the child
makes II yours alone. rather than
sharing Il with your husband. You
shut him out and turned all your
attention from him to the baby. He
naturally In turn feels that he isn't
necessary TO your happiness or that
Of the child's either. Why not make
n rIght-ab0ut face and change your
attItudef Share the Joy Of the baby
with your husband.
l. HIN a lad Of 20. and ath-
letic and a fair student. I'm not as
nice looking as most glamour boys
but am we'll built and have dream
ed OF the day when l could meet a
nice girl who Is true and whom l
could love whole-heartedly. I'm
searching for a girl who Will come
I'M to my expectations OF personal
lily. sincerity, physical charm and
character. Tell me II my second
year at college will be as success
full rs the first?
Ans, You can make the Kind OF
record mt college that Won choose
10, for you certainly have the abl-
IIty. You passed the first year with
flying coiors, and there Is no rea..
SON Why you can't keen up the good
work. / don't doubt hut that you
Will eventually meet the girl OF your