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Emergency after a similar stroke
suffered two hours later at his
home, l3l4 Fourteenth street. NV,
police said. Coroner Macdonald
said there was no question he was
killed by the heat.
d. C. Youth browns.
A Washington youth, said by his
family to be poor swimmer
drowned off Sparrow's Point, Md,
about 4 pm. yesterday when he
lost hold of an inflated inner tube
and could not reach it again. The
victim, William Sephas, 10, colored
755 Hobart place NV, had driven
to the beach with a companion to
escape the heat.
Sergt. Wayne Thomas, %, sta
toned at Fort Meade, was drowned
at Herald Harbor near Annapolis
when he swan beyond a line OF
guide ropes, according to DR.. John
M. Claf1y, Anne Arundel County
Medical examiner.
DR.. Claffy said Sergt. Thomas
was in charge of group of soldiers
at the time. The medical examine,
said the soldier sank from sight un-
noticed and was not discovered
missing until the others returned
to shore. His body was recovered
by members of the party.
Ray Sherman. II, of Silesia in
Prince Georges County, fell from
a canoe in the Magothy River near
Mago Vista and drowned before his
girl companion could summon help
DR.. Claffy reported.
The body of Herbert Dickens, Z
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Dickens
Colonial Beach, Va. was recovered
about S yards of shore yesterday
morning after an au-night search
No one knew, apparently, how the
boy got into the water.
Coroner Macdonald planned au-
topsies today to determine whether
three colored persons who died sud-
denly early this morning are to be
listed as heat fatalities.
The deaths under investigation
were those of Eta Walters, "a. O.
4oO Atllott<o dASy AN-G.y cdulCS Wal
lace, SO, of 8l8 First street NV
and Henry Bryant, IS, of 1917 Ninth
street NV.
Treated for Prostration.
Among those sent to hospital
yesterday to be treated for hea
prostratlon were:
Clarence Trundle, Al, of the 480,
block Of Nebraska avenue NV
stricken while umpiring a baseball
game, removed to Emergency.
Allen Whiteside, %, of ISL
Twenty-first street NV, to Emer
gency.
Florence Feldheim. "a, of 291
Eighteenth street NV, a typist, t
Emergency.
Clair Bleacher. 20. of 1922 New
Hampshire avenue NV, a Western
Union employe, to Emergency
William Wright, 54, of Alexandria
Va, a carpenter, to Emergency.
Charles Griffith, 81, of Cumber
land, Md, to Georgetown.
Jessie Thomas, 13, colored 16O
block Fourth street NV. to Freed
mems.
Martin Jewell. l6 months. 100
Cameron street, Alexandria, Va, t
Alexandria Hospital
Michael Higgins, Fort Belvoir sol
der, to Alexandria Hospital.
Evening star., 1942-07-20
1t is fantastic that all of this should

1t is fantastic that all of this should
stop.
Essential as Planes.
For eny other type of enterprise
the action of the commission and
the War Production Board could be
understood. But this is an enter
prise which takes No l place as
essential in winning this war. It is
as important as training armies, as
building airplanes. 80 If there has
been dereliction of duty in the War
Production Board, it must be made
known
OF all the shipbuilding construc-
tion in this country, Mr.. Hebert said
the Higgins contract alone had
been Cancelled.
II don't know whether 1t means
anything or not" he added Il would
like to know. But certainly. no con-
tracts to my knowledge held by
yards who had the interest of So
called oollar-a-year men before they
so patriotically came to Washington
to offer their services at dollar
year, had contracts Cancelled"
Evening star., 1942-07-20
THIRD RAcE-Purse. s1,1oo; claimin
Arlington Pork

FIRST RACE-Purse. $1,000: claiming;
maidens: 2-year -olds; 6. .furlongs.
Believe (NeveO $40 800 $50
Husabft Haas $40 90
Brave Deed (Arcafo) 400
Time, 1:12 As.
Also ran-Belhelvie. Blue Balla, Iron
Barge, Indian Watch. China race, C1oeam'
Pari Mack, Top Straw and Pidy.
SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
ing; 3-year-olds and upward; 8 furlongs,
Valley Boy (Martin) 1870 $50 4.S0
Double Call (MacAndrewb 500 40
Future Winning tNevesl $40
Time, 112 2-5.
Also ran-Paul Lee Fly the Coop. Kiosk.
Chicony Miss Nutmeg. Commentary. Cal
culator, Black Heels and Michigan Blue.
daily double paid S43.2O)
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Camden East.

Ey the Associated Press.
l-Panamerica, Browsing, Dunde.
2-Kings Gambit, Cobeggo, City
Man.
3-Lord Vatout, Elder. Hada Star.
4-Blenweed, Thespian, Hi Stranger.
Steel Beam, Halcyona. Lit Up.
6-Marksman, Visiting Nurse, Son
o. Hal.
7-Saguenay I'd, Air Brigade, Paul
Pry.
s-Gentle Savage, Supreme Speed,
Grebe.
Best Det--Steel Beam. \,
Evening star., 1942-07-20

The tide of war is about to turn.
Push it along with War savings
stamps.
Evening star., 1942-07-20
Selections
By the Associated Press.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Empire City Consensus Fast.
dallas Lady, Cherry T., Cinema
Queen.
2-Fettacairn, Down Six, Sergeant
Bob.
3LCousin Nan, Clingendaal, La Jo-
conde.
4Chabelle, Stimstone, York River.
Cant Wait. Pompion, Flaught.
S-Llano Blanco, Cairngorm, Infant
Queen.
key Man. Day On, Jack RubenA
Best bet-Key Man.
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Camden
e. the Associated Press.

! e. the Associated Press.
| FIRST RACEEPurse, S1,l09; claiming;
| Chin Chan lBoyie) 1890 5s4O 1870
| Gowes knapp 1880 / 80
| = Wee (Keiperl $50
Time, 1J03s.
Also ran-Stop HarpinR, Triple sun
Cheater. Broadhead. Quarter Time. Bills
| Anne, Rocky Crag, Happy Am l. Nom De
| Plume.
Bryson and Shouse entry.
| SECOND RAcE-Purse. $1,000: claim
| ing; 3-year-olds and upward, furlongs
Clamor Girl tDeCamillis) $40 40 300
| Silver Whisk tMerritb 1900 1920
Early Spring tClinEman) $50
Time, 1:12
| Also ran-Rare. Miss I. O.. Hardy Bud
| Hidina. Joanny. JAcotte, Company Rest
| Ask Aunt Ada and Tacaro Lily.
tDaily double paid S459)
THIRD RACE-Purse, 81 100; claiming
| 3-year-olds and upward; 8 furlonss.
| Zacorel (Skelly) go 400 $50
| Stimuli tF5oberts) no 80
| Chop Sticks tHowelD $40
| Also ran-Nick Black Bun. Grenadier,
Una H.. jungle. Moon. .zostera apd- Don
y
Evening star., 1942-07-20
EIGHTH RACE-Purse, $1,000; claim
ing: 3-year-olds and upward: l is miles

NINTH ,SuBSTITU1E) RACE-Purse,
Sl.5O0: claiming 3-year-olds and upward:
Evening star., 1942-07-20

4Chabelle, StlmStOne, YORK River.
1Can't Wait. Pompion, Flaught.
| 6-Llano Blanco, Cairngorm, Infant
Queen.
Key Man. Day on, Jack RubenA
Best bet-Key Man.
Rockingham Consensus EAST.
Ry the Associated Press.
1-Nosined, Silt, Kitchener Kid.
2-Styx, Nickname, Five AM.
3tFlaming High, Red Pepper, Pos
terity.
a-Pompa Negri, Blue Booties, Hope
vile.
5-Wake Robin, Fritz, Slow Motion.
6-Mixer, Layaway. Silver Grail.
ZGrape Line, Tarva, Brown DAN
GER.
8-Orcades, Colorado Ore. Recoatna.
1Irish Ivy. Grab Apple, Milkmoon.
Best bet-Flaming High.
Empire City East.
BY the Louisville Times.
-Four Stars, Whirligig. Cinema
Queen.
2-Fettacairn, Cacodemon. Stevada.
3-Miquelon, Clingendaal, Bright
Camp.
4Bug Boy. Stimstone. Cortege.
5-Doubt Not, Blue Pair. Pompion.
6tCairngorm, Llano Blanco, Gal
liant Dick.
Jack Rubens, Key Man, LAWN.
Best bet-Jack Rubens.
Rockingham Fast).
By the Louisville Times.
l-Camayya, Returned, Pickwick
Arms.
2-Styx, Mokanne, Pious Display.
3-Flaming High, Posterity, In
Dutch.
4Blue Booties, Paircais, Pompa
Negri.
5-slow Motion, Of Shore, Wake
Robin.
6-Spare Man, Mixer, Silver Grail.
Brown Dancer, Wallingford.
Ladys Count.
8-Orcades, Colorado Ore, Baby
Talk.
s-Superior, Tiara, Muy Bonita.
Best bet-Slow Motion.
Arlington Park (Fast).
BY the Chicago Daily Times.
bird High, Hasty Kiss. Allegro
2-De Icer. Cutter, Smart DAUGHTER.
3-Neb, Undulator. Water Tower.
4-Tatu, Gallant Devil, Don Devito.
5-Hal Price Headley entry, Head
Start Samaritan.
6-Valdina Orphan, With Regards,
Col. Teddy.
7-Martian, Jamerica. Beautiful ID
8-Royal Blue, Neddie's Hero, Doug
Brashear.
Sub.-Praetorian, Floataway, Annie
Alone.
Best bet-Tatu.
Camden Fast.
Evening star., 1942-07-20
Racing Entries for Tomorrow
Empire City
FIRST RAcE-purss. $500; clsimins
nd Blenheim Farms entry.
r, ffc Associated Press.

SECOND RACE-Pursr. SI.50o; claim
ing; 4-year -oldS and up. 81 furlongs.
Evening star., 1942-07-20
New York Bunk Stocks

NEW YORK. July 90 tP,.-Natlonsi AS
soClation Securities Dealers, Inc.
Evening star., 1942-07-20
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 81 500; claim
2-ye r-nldS ard LIN. !
Arlington Park

Py the Associated Press.
Evening star., 1942-07-20

SIXTH RACEPurse. 81 200; allow
ances: 3-year-olds: l mile.
Trelawney - 100 Col. Teddy ----- los
With REGARDS los Aletern --1 105
Valdina Orphan III
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

was working in a tank plant in
South Chicago when he enlisted
Another pro gridder at the
same place is Carl Mulleneaux, a
grand end with the Green Bay
Packers He reported in per-
feet shape after a season of bas-
ketball with team in Long
Beach. Cal. His home is Nor
folk, Cal.
Bob Teller and Fred Hutchinson
are the first string pitchers for
the Norfolk training team
Other hurlers are southpaw Make
Wilson. who was in the Piedmont
League last year, and Doug Hautz,
a veteran navy man Others
on the club are Vincent Smith.
Pittsburgh Pirates, as catcher
Ace Parker former Duke
star, second Ray Adkins at
short and Sam Chapman of the
Athletics in the outfield.
The umpire for most of the
games will be Bob Austin, who
worked in the American Associ-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Sailors Jamminq
Notre Dame

Don Sindow was on the cham
pionship basketball team al Fort
Screvan, Ga. He played high
school basketball in Detroit
Pete Cawthon. former Texas Tech
coach. is working in Washington
for the Bureau Of Naval Aero
lie will likely coach
one of the football teams
Remember him al the Times
downtown quarterback luncheon
during the football season?
Lieutenant Ross has been named
athletic director at Selfridge Field
. He was freshman coach at
Columbia last year q. Hopes to
lave a football team this fall
Has offers OF games from Univer-
Sitv of Detroit and Michigan
Might play either varSity-or fresh
men, depending on quality Of team
I. Selfridge boxing tournament
gets under way this week.
Bob Osterman former St
Theresa star athlete and later reg
ular center at Notre Dame, has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Wietz Named Line
Coach by Bron(os

KALAMAZOO, April A. $500 Roy
Wietz, for five. years line coach,
freshman track coach and in
structor in physical education, has
been secured as line coach al
Western Michigan College, PreSi-
dent Paul V. Sangren announced
today.
Wietz. a former star guard on
three great Illinois teams in 1927,
1923 and 1929. was given honora-
BILE mention at that time on va
riouS all-America and all-Big Ten
teams. He coached at Toledo
Waite High and at Miami Univer-
Sity Of Ohio for five years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

share 10 the armed forces .
From Fisher. Maj. Robert Rowe
volley ball captain in coast artil-
Icry Wylie Long and John
Stone, badminton champions. in
army Sgt. Jack Perrin, swim
ner, in the marines Frank
katarzis. diving champ, in coast
artillery
From the Western ~" Bob
Ahern and James Winter. excel
lent swimmers, in the army D..
They also swan for Western High
and Wayne University Fred
Degillo. third place winner in
national "Y' wrestling. is in the
army.
The Army and Navy Recreation
League is asking for donations Of
sports equipment for the camps
in Michigan e.. II you have any
around. send IL 10 their headquar-
ters 1243 Washington boule-
ward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Led Title Drive

Katz and Hudgins had big roles
in Centrals drive to the title, be-
ing particularly effective in their
teams decisive victory over Ham,
tramck in the final round. KatZ
rated as the most dangerous shot
in the league. He was a loose,
player with a knack OF
dropping the ball into the net
from difficult angles.
Hudgins, something of an in
and-outer during the regular sea-
son, reached his peak when it
counted most--in the two games
he played at Olympia. He topped
all scorers in the semifinals and
finals. accounting for a total of "a
points.
Marshall played with one of the
weaker clubs in the league, but
this could not hide his ability.
In Srabian and Johnson, South
western produced two of the best
Iall-around players in the city and
led the Prospectors to nine straight
victories during the league season.
Hamtramck had team featur-
ing team play and aggressiveness
rather than individual stars, which
brought the surprising Cosmos into
the city finals. Leading the club
was Gene Malinowski, a rugged
guard whose spirit and drive aided
the team considerably.
Shuk paced a Wilbur Wright
team, won seven games and lost
only two for the Pilots best rec
ord in history. A scoring threat.
he tailed u points in his final
game.
Lopata, while not a picture of
grace, contributed much to South
westerns record.
/ Sheremet and Pruett were the
most valuable players on the two
teams which set the fastest pace
through most of the season on
the East Side.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

alton last year and was scheduled
for advancement to the American
League this spring If he gets
assigned to NJ. p, his decision will
be final, and how.
Sgt. Hank Greenberg is sched-
uled for officers training school
shortly and should be made lieu
tenant about the time he was usu-
ally named most valuable in the
league.
William Colone. who played
with many sandlot teams around
Detroit, including Wolverine Tub
ing, Kings and De Soto, is now
al Jefferson Barracks in Missouri
. Would like to hear from some
of his friends.
Frank Donahue, former pitcher
for Cooley High and around the
sandlots for seven years, left for
Fort Custer Thursday.
Tom Leahy, brother of Notre
Danes Frank, will be with Tom
Harmon al Santa Anna, Cal. Both
reported .ast week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Dearborn Hills
Course Opens

Bob Herndon's Dearborn Hills
Golf Club has opened and antici-
pates another successful season.
Situated within the Dearborn city
limits, the attractive lS-hole lay
out is easily accessible 10 hundreds
of war workers in that section.
Open TO the public, the club is
operated on a daily fee basis.
There also is a special rate for
the season.
To lessen the likelihood Of lost
balls, the rough will be cut closely
throughout the season and trees
trimmed. Dearborn coaches which
connect with the DSR line or
Michigan pass the club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
West Side Takes
All Places on
Times AI|-City
Central S'western
Put z Each on
Metro Cage Team
BY JAKE BERSoN

Two players from'Central Highs
championship team, two from
Southwestern, city semifinalist
and West Side winner, and one
from BEDFORD make up The De-
troit Times 1912 Metropolitan
League All-City basketball first
team.
Thus, for the first time in many
years, no East Side player has
been chosen on the first quintet.
Three boys from the East Side,
however. were placed on the Sec
ond team.
After weighing the opinions of
Heading coaches, officials and play
ers. named for the first team were
Frank Marshall, BEDFORD, and
Jerry Katz, Central, forwards;
Harlan Hudgins, Central. center;
iSuren Srabian and James john
son, both Of Southwestern, guards.
On the second team are George
Shuk. Wilbur Wright, and Ray
Pruett, Eastern, forwards; STAN
ley Lopata, Southwestern, center;
Harry Sheremet, Cass Tech. and
Gene Malinowski, Hamtramck,
Ip1IardS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
CLARK in
British Columbia

Tommy Adams. football and
track star al Wayne University,
is finishing his naval aviation
training at Corpus Christi. Tex.
He has asked for a dive
bombing assignment . . julius
Molis. also of Wayne a baseball
player. has signed UP with the
marine corp reserve He will
finish his schooling before report
ing for active duty Andy
Clark, Wayne swimmer with
Royal Canadian Air Force, has
been shifted 10 British Columbia
:. . He had been an instructor in
the Windsor area
The YMCA has contributed its
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
SoftbaIE Officers
Hold Meeting

The annual spring commission
ers' meeting of the Amateur Soft
ball Association will be held in the
Detroit-Leland Hotel next Satur-
day and Sunday, A. S. A. Presi-
dent Wilbur f. Lands announced.
Chief topic on the agenda will
be the question of holding regional
tournaments prior 10 the world
chamlonShip games here in Sep
TENDER. winners of the regionals
only tboys and girls) appearing
here for the games.
The suggestion was made by the
Physical Fitness Committee of
Civilian Defense 10 Lands and
NJ. J. Pauley executive secretary
of the a. S. A, both co-ordinators
of Softball for OCD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
National Table Tennis
Meet to Open Friday

champion from New York City,
will put his crown on the line in
the highlight of the three-day Gel
luloid swatfest. Ed Primer. run
ner-up TO Pagliaro last year, again
rates as a strong contender, al
though he has been less active in
tournament play this year.
Two Detroit stars are conceded
chances of upsetting Pagliari. Gar
ret Nash, city titeholder. and
Chuck Burns, Michigan state
champion, will carry local hopes
Nash is ranked No. 10 in the ma
ton, while Burns is No. 20.
Sally Green, women's champion
for the past two years, has indi-
Gated she will not defend her
crown
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

been assigned by the navy TO his
alma mater Several thousand
sailors move into Notre Dame
shortly and he will be an inStruc-
tor Z. He is a store keeper on
the navy books.
Nick Cherup. Wayne athlete,
has been moved to Camp Joe
Robinson. Ark. &c. He will be a
camp mate Of Bob Gurvin
Times sports writer stationed
there s.. William Warren, also
OF Wayne, was transferred re-
Gently to March Field in Cali
fornia.
Andrew Stojkovich e.. regular
end for Stanford for three years
is an aviation cadet at Corpu!
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

Detroit, the city of champions,
will become the table tennis
capital of the world when the
country's leading paddle swingers
battle for honors in the twelfth
annual national championship
tournament at the General Motors
ballroom Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
More than 40 indoor net aces,
representing half the states in the
Union, will participate in the Sec
ond national table tennis tourna-
ment 10 which Detroit has ever
played host. according 10 A.
George Abbott, committee chair
man.
Louis Pagliaro. tWo-time singles
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
More B|ed(her
Seats Offered

A block Of 5000 more bleachers
seats will be available for all
Tiger games this season, it was
announced Saturday by Jack Eel
Ter, general manager. The pa
vilion seats that sold for IS cents
in former years now will be part
of the bleachers at SIS cents.
Tickets for the opening game
will go on sale Monday morning
at 8. The first game will be be-
tween the Tigers and the Cleve-
land Indians. Tuesday, April IA.
Mail order tickets have been dis
tributed, as have blocks 10 the
various clubs and groups in the
citV
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
rs Rate High

There are IS listed in the cham
pionship flight this year. as COM
pared 10 so last year However,
This is a gain rather than loss,
because championship ratings IN
cluded handicapS of y last year
while the limit Is 10 this year
Dropped from the select group
are the former Jean Watt Of Flint,
Signe Hamalainen of Clinton Val
ley. Mrs. H. c. Clark. Mrs. Joseph
HoSner of Flint and Eileen Wood
of Dearborn
Added this year arc Betty Jane
COPYRIGHT. Mrs. l.. V Brown, Mrs.
Henry Lcdyard and Elizabeth
Small.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Benny Mccoy
On Mickey's Grew

Benny Mccoy. stationed al the
Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
tion, will be on Mickey Coch-
rane'S baseball squad He is
2 coxswain His former mates
on both the Tigers and Philadel-
phia Athletics write frequently
-. but he still picks the Yankees
and White Sox one-two.
The Great Lakes is following
the order first given in the other
war by Assistant Secretary of the
Navy Franklin d. Roosevelt that
sailors learn TO swim Among
the instructors are Cy Nelson.
Olympic instructor Adolph
kiefer ID. one of the best swim
mers in history AL Greene.
national diving champion
VI arion Mansfield and Arlite
Smith both National AAU
champions, and Stanley Bryda OF
Detroit Yacht Club.
Chuck Woods is teaching box
ing at Great Lakes He was a
well known battler around De-
troit Another fstic' teacher is
Jack Gall. who was member of
the Great Lakes boxing team in
1918.
Pat Murphy. who wrestled
around the country for several
years has found the work at
Great Lakes a fine conditioner e..
He has lost 81 pounds since he
enlisted in January He wres-
ties frequently with Vic Marine
of Ohio.
Bob Nelson fine center with
Baylor University. who was with
the Lions last year, Is a coxswair
stationed at Great Lakes a.. He
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Women's District
Golf eduIe

May 3-Dstfcit Coli Club.
May i2-Dearborn.
NAV, iq-I,ochrnoor
May Birmingham,
June Red Run
June s-CountFy Club
June is-Ciinion Valfy.
June 23-WAshtenAw
June 30 Bloomfield His
July Western
July - n - inclusive PUN H6I.0W
State Championship
July 20 Neadowbruok Obs Day
July IL Pine Lake
July 2S-Grosse lie
August tam ~ Shantsr
August il-CduntTy cub
August is-Orrhard Lake
August - 20 p inclusive Oakland Hils
District Championship
September J. MFado~hrrok
September S-Red Run
September 10 Plum Hollow
September 22-Bloomheid HIS
September % Detroit coli club Annual
Meeting
SPECIAL EVENTS
June IS r G. A W g seiectNe
drives
ball alternate drives
September i4-W u q A-P q A.
50 holes
June p 20 ~ Numens Western open
Elnhurst Country club Chicago
October 26 20 81 Womens western
Closed al san Antonio Country Clun, san
Antonio Texas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
BY EDGAR HAYES

Willie TurneSa. the former Ma
tional Amateur champion and
John 30 Molenda headlined a list
of Detroiters 10 join the navy
during the last week Both
went in as chief specialists in
sports and were sent 10 Nor
folk, Va, for training Molenda
was fullback for Michigan and
later played and helped coach the
New York Giants.
Another group-from Michigan
and Ohio 10 sign for the same
service included Rico Zenti
Vergil Ort Fred Atkinson .
Gene Nagler Bill Sherman
49,. Carl Bayer Edward Lei
binger All went TO Norfolk,
where they'll be under Lieut..
Commander James Joseph tGene)
Tunney.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Mrs. Weiss at q

Mrs. Donald Weiss. three-time
IN succession winner Of the state
championship and three-day medal
play winner. is second at rating
of four. Margaret has three while
Marjorie gets five. Margaret was
runner-up 70 Mrs. Weiss for the
two titles she won last year.
Play will open at Detroit Golf
Club on May ) with the state
championship set for Plum Hollow,
July - through II, and the dis
trict championship AT Oakland
Hills, August "a through %. There
will be no three-day medal play
championship this year. Instead,
three instead of two tournaments
are scheduled with members OF the
Professional Golf Association. the
windup being the 36-hole state
championship with Miss Russell
and AL Watrous defending.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05

do you haze neWs from
athletes from Detroit and Miehi-
gan in the armed forces Of the
United Stotes7 II you haze send
them along and We'H print them
each Sunday. II helps their
friends keep in touch With them
and also gets them a lot Of mail.
Just send them to Edgar Hayes,
Detroit Times.)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-04-05
Miss Russell
Again Tops Golf
Handicap List
Mrs. Weiss Placed
I'd, Marjorie Row
Sd in District

For the third successive year,
the honor of topping the handicap
list of the Women's District Golf
Association goes to Margaret Rus
sell of Oakland Hills. according 10
Mrs. A. F.. Wilson. handicap chair
man OF the district. who released
the list Saturday.
OF those three times Margaret
has been without a title on two
occasions, in 1910 and this year.
In 1871 she was the defending
district title holder, but lost that
crown TO Marjorie Row of Mea-
dowbrook, who is third in the
standings.