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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03

als Ser proteltontiihe 6elofoplon
Sugb 8. &raig ben nun III 2ieoess
form perbreiteten slusiprl1h tat:
uPraile the 2oro ano poii tbe onlmls
nition'', batte er pobl tcine Ibnllng,
oaB feline @orte eineu @ibcrbol in
Sapan finOen ipiiroel1. Gos in Sicocsz
form getleioete @ort lit IN Sopou be-
fannt getporoen rno Sic Solge oopon
mar, oab i6arfere geldrdntlngen iiir
Die gefangenen Erielter uno oie rrptc<
ltontllhen Wfiniiter BON ben Soponcrn
berfiigt ipuroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03

ans oem Camp @aiott, galif., miro
beridtet, oab in Der nel.en &apene ser
"6leet Marine Gorce' .oas raupbi,
bious Corps" unter ben Sdus Il. 8.
5rau bon oer 8oriebung eeiteat pur+
be, :,1nfer Dem gorfs Biidof CHARLES
5: 8uooD's BON San Dieso, Dem mis-
litdrii6en Gifar. Der Mrmeetaplan
@m. @aeuire, 1s9s, 5elebrierte oie
Mabrnittagsmeiie.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03

SiYultel utS llttltilJltllJelt StoIPtlS iHp
Jeraten lei6t uuber Sronimg. Sbpe-
re llno fallnt beilbare 2eioen fonnen
entlteber, ipenn man nid)t bei5eiten
oorbeugt lno leine 2ebensipeiie bar>
nah einribtet.
9tierenleioen f0nnen aus Deri6iebc-
nen llriaben entlteben. 3una6lt aus
Ben Stofftpebielgiften. 8enn Die slbs
lagerlngsgifte nidt regelmaBig aus
benl aorper entfernt meroen, entlte-
BEN @ifte, mel6e Dor alem Die 5arten
@epebe Der gtieren ansreifen. sllS
sln5eiben bon geierenleioeu peroen
baufig Giidenl6mer5en angeieben.
0as lit total fali6. Die nabren. Spmp
tome bon gierenleioen lino I'M slnr
| fangsltaoillm rebt unlGuloiger Sea.
tur, oann treten aopfOrud, &opf,
l6mer5en, Nalenbluten, &ur5atmig=
felt, lei6te slnl6ipellllnyen an Sen
5ubfno1eln uno cine geipiiie 6arot=
teriihe @eorungenbeit Ser @elidtS=
! ballt ltm Oie slugen berlru ein, beglclz
tet BON S6minoelgefitbl. Sci iol6el;
Sprnptomen ioute nan iofort nadl
ocu rihtigcn Mitteln greifen.
6erner entlteben ni6t lelten 0sic=
renleioen aus Stoffc1 Die Dem glut
BON olBen 5ltgefiibrt peroelt pie sll-
fobol, Guedlilber uno onoere Gifte,
Die bon ltnpillenoen uno leihtlinnigcn
aerstcn sur 2inocrung Ser Sbmer5el1
eingeipriBt perOen.
Sduere gtierenlcioen cntltebeu
ncilt bon Urfaltlmgen l1uo Gl1r6u0i
! Iungen. Ger Sarll Der 9Gerenfrantcu
| lit tribe, rotbraun, bif booeniosig.
gei 0ielen 3ei6en, mo belonOers
nenn Der llrin ipdrli1 abgebt, mag
elm idleihenoes gtierenleioeu I'M 9ln-
5ug iein. Wtan loQte iofort ben belten
See fir 9eierenleioen trinfen, ndmlid)
norgers, lnittags uno abenOs, ie eul
Sab6en 3inntraut=Gee (Sbaue
grass). Serner ioa mon in cine 8a=
oemanne ODER einen breiten 3ubcr fal=
teS @uiier gieBell luo in Oieiem Wai=
| fer berllmgeben, 8. }. 5britte MAIDEN,
etpa fiinf Weinuten lang. 0as 5iebt
ben llrin ab. 0ieies @aiiertreten loll-
te 1nan ofters an1 Gage bornebmen.
Wan fanu es Qudl inn Sonln1er Qllf
nailem 8ras tlln.
8ei iblimmen gtierenleioen trinfe
man SolunOermur5eltee 0as trelbt
NIT allbergetpobnli6er 8irfrng bas
@ailer ab, reinigt Die Nieren uno Der
biitet 8aiieriubt.
Nierenleioenoe iollten itreng ole
alfobolil6en @tranfe (8ier, Brannt-
lpein uno Wein) meibelL iotpie itarfe
@eipiir5e, Sal5 uno giiig 9lnltatt
ltarfr 9tranfe,- 5u oenen audi itarfer
aaffee au rebnen lit, trinte man
Walafaffee ODER abgerablnte Sa,1er'
mild. ,-..... ~. H.: ..:...s..s' .
Tim Sarneries ooer gar gsiere,,=
feinbiloung por5ubelee1t trinfe nlatl
|reglmaBig 8irfentee ooer faue beltan,
big 8ahbolberbeeren (Suniperber,
ries) unb meibe gu piele 5leilblpet=
len. ~9urd biefe 9iqt peridpinoen Die
sauren bes @arns, Die ourb Mblase-
runeen uno Mnbaufungen Die Stei,,-
leioen: peruriadei.. Ber 8uttermild)
frinfen fann, loate tdelid elm Guart
trinfe1, ; ,1icbt auf ::ei1nlal, ioubern
I fbludipeiie taesiiber. ..-., p. ~
Rierenleibenoe:: .ioaten %itets lparnl
nefleibet uro norm oebettef ieiu. = =
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1943-02-03
iterten anis in 8eineiiis nit .Sonig
uuo gurgelt oalnit.
Wrs. Gh. M., ssla.

Diingemittel lit, aber es lit nngemeln
niislid our grbaltuns Der 8oOeni
ieudtiefeit bel Sopfblumen lno audi
bei @artenjdlnereien. @etrodnetes,
fein 5erriebenes Nfoos biloet einen lpe-
ientliben 8eitanoteil gutter 8lumen-
eroe. 8enn Sic iid) oapon iiberoeu.
gen lpoaet 10 maben Sic folgenben
geriub: Wean nilnmt gepobnlibes
Moos uno trpdnet es in einem gebei5=
ten 3immer 10 lange, bis man es 5lpi-
l6en oen Sdnoen at Sulper 5erreiben
fam. Wfan bite iib aber, oas Weoos
auf einem Diem su trofnen, oenn
Oaorr6 miro es 81 iebr geoorrt ru1O
berliert einen Der, nottpenoiglten unb
nittli6lten 8eitalloteile, Die glalti5i=
tdt. Oie beionoere gigenicbaft bieles
lRoospulpers beltebt oarin, baB es ie=
be groe, ser es beigemiidt miro, ela-
ltii1 mo1t. Cine banit 5llbereiteto
grbe miro nift bart peroen rno ber=
iauern, lpie oies baufig bel Sopfpflane
5en Der Sall lit; jeoe 0toosbeigobe
li6ert OaS 0ur6ltdern Des @aners.
8egouien fam mon in fat reinenl
9fpos 5ieben; lte luuDlen barin 10 gut
olS Oh ibnen iiberbaupt nidts anoere5
gebore. Siigt man Moos elmer Gaiel1.
crOe bel, 10 gibt Diele Wtil6ung elnen
8ooen, in ben1 fait alle @armbaus-
pflan5en iippig geoeiben. Damn bat
Oieles Bulber Die nidt 5u pera6tcnoe
gigenibaft, Oab es cine grobe, aus,
oauerno ndbrenbe 6dbigteit belitt.
Giele 8erilGe baben ipgur ergeben,
oaB biele Sflan5en in reinem Moos
tpa6Ien. gs mag Oie allgerneire Gegel
gelten, oaB man fit l6neles Wabs-
tum cine groBere Wfenge tlimmt, fitr
ausoauernbe Yflan5en oagegen, eine
geringere Menge geniigt. 9as Mooss
pl1lper lit imltanoe, Oeln 8lunten=
freuno Die 10 idtper erbaltlide Sorf-
mooseroe boaltanoig 81, erieben. Dic
maeerlte uno i6le6teite groe fan1
oaour6 au elmer augemein braubbc-
rem fiir Sopfpflan5en gemabt lperoen.
Wtan fann, fobalo mani I'M 5rilb=
iabr NIT Dem 8epflan5en 0es @artens
anfdnst, oieies puloeriiierte Woos
lebr porteilbaft berperten. 8efanntlib
feinen geuihe 5amen lebr idtper, ipie
8. g. aaaleen, Hbooooenoren rno be-
ionoers bdrte Same1. 8eoeeft man
oie friif geidten 8eete nit Woos,
uno besieBt regelmabig 10 fein1t Ser
Sornen piel idneller uno bas Moos
ldiibt altb Die 8Han5her, eegen falten
Radtfroit. 8enn man Sorteniien -
9perat1geass II. @eorginen - Dab=
4ias. bannbod Gam Stan1,u) nit
|Iellhtem sWoos beoedt, pohien lie
:fdbneIler l,uo iippiger. 8eionoers lei
itet in trodenen sommern cine Woos-
oede iebr ipertboIle Die,lite bel :9lu-
men uno @euiHen. II =.
- Bnt. S., Nebr. -. - -
v@ir ,baben .pieoerbolt in a,,,ierer
Musfunftsipalte Ginaelbeiten tibet bas
0eien linb Die Swnptone Der :geier
renleiben angeseben 11no Die bon ben
Nat,,ropaiben e.npfoblenen = eiufadeM
arduterbeilmittel ura Beba.10lungs-
,netbpoen ,beiprohen. Mls neuer1 Sc.
fer fino: mir gern bereit, sSSbnen .oas
WidJtigite uber Niererleioen gu: :tuier
berbeIen., 1ieaei1t: tperoen audi an,
eere ;Iangidbrige, 2eier, apeld)e Die Sin
gaben pergeilen eoer Die ausfusaft Der.
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Huskunft
: Mrs. 6. Sc, Millp., isis.

! -
Mrs. 6. ST., Milau., isis.
lin 8abebanotii6er (Ellrfilb Iom-
els) tpeib unb flodis 5l1 erbaltelt,
perfabre man tpie folgt: Wan paibe
;iie griinblid) aus, allf Dem @albbrett
ooer in Der @afdmnitbine, talthe lie
IN reines 5eifenpaiier, bride lie gut
aus ltno tau6e tie nohnlals in einc
S1iiilel, Die NIT Elm nenig iueiber
Seize gefiiat lit, oriide tie gut aus
nno bdnge tie gum Srofnen anf. Gar
auf fontmt Die >Sal1ptiabe, nanlid)
man oarf ite ni6t biigeln, ionit lper ;
ben Die Sanotiiher bart. Wean fann
Ole naiien uno ipater Die getrocfneten
Sanotiiber tii6tig ibiitteln uno Elm
tpenig nit Ser Sano slatten uno fal-
ten aber ia nidt biigeln Iebnli6
nruB man NIT 8oll5ellg perfabren.
$. g., SG.
1ie bon Gbriitus geItiftete Stride
lit, pie ibr e0ttlider Sitter, bon al
Ter anfang al1 berfolgt porben, pie
es Ser gottli6e Sitter porausgelagt
bate. IS lit aud ni6t auffaueno,
oaBy nenn es gegell Die tatbolilde
Stride gebt, ale ibre @egner uno
Jeinoe, bic iid IN BEN Saaren liegelt,
in Der &ir6enperfolgung einig lino.
sllle 9areiient ale 9lbfallsbelpegungen,
oae Seften ltno aae antifir6li1e
Harteien beltatigen bltr1 Die gauge
8eibibte binburb bis allf BEN berti.
gen Sag biele Wabrbeit. Seoe I'm.
mabrbeit fampft gegen Die @abrbeit.
llno oo6 loa bie Stride, mie es I'M
segenlpartigen 8eltenfampf pieoer
Der SAT- lit, ben bon ben ltnglaubigel1,
religionsfeinoli6en Sir d Ell feiuoer
perfaBrel1en &arren ipieOer beral1s5ie-
ben belfen.
9. g., Sbio .~@
8eiten 0anf fir Sbre @nmeiiun9
5ur 3ubereitl,ng zines guten aaffee@'
erlates. Wir iibermitteln es uniern
2eiern uortlid): uWan nin1nlt frii6
gemablene 8ei5en= ooer Hosgenflele
(9ran), oie man ourd) Sieben bon
oem oaran bangenoen Mebl uno &lei=
enitaub befreit bat, befeu6tet iie nit
oidem 3uderpaiier uno rOltet oas
@an5e in elmer Yfanne. Wan fann
oann 8obnenfaffee beirniiden.'
9ieies 8erfabren eribeint iebr
5tpedn1aBig 90 in Der Sbale oes @e-
:treioes neben Dem alebeltoff elm Ell
gentiimlihes Del entbalten lit, oas.
-beim Soften Dem Brobuft einen an-
.eenebnten @efdmad gibt, tpdbreno oas.
.innere MeN berbrennt. 8eim &oltellj
Der aleie IuuB man porfidtis 81 8erfej
gebel,s itna beitanbig gleidnldBig unt.j
riibren lnm beftel nit einem bol-
5eruen 26ffeD benn ipea1n fie: on ei-
.ners .Steae nnbren1t, 10 erult oas.
@|anae ei1e1t ,,nangenebn1en @eibmad.
!. SSbr Eeere5ept erideint auf ben ct :.
,iten Bid rttpas eigentiimlid, 1T aber
zines 8eriudes .tpert:: sMan eltfernt
boa, einem Maisfolben s(gorn Cub
bic aGrner, ihneioet ooer, nlablt ben
getrofnetel aolben in fleine 5tiidc
!l,no foht ibn nit 3uder: Das @e-
!. ttriiiint lou einen niaeabnliben @e-t
.r,.dt t,nb %efdnrad bnben. Seoenfaas
;iitses febrs sefuno. Il.
- aars. s. So, go.
!. 1,,ArBerz ben otter nngegebenpn Mit'
,Rfn :aeufff t611fter1 saf1A Euuhriiffiufeit
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-04-09

PLEASE USE THE SHOPPING BAGS VT Long
rs THEY WILL LAST. IF YOU HAVE NY SPARE ONES LAYING
keOUND, VT WILL BE GLAD TO HAVE THEM THE PAPER SIT
UaT1oN IS GETTING ACUTE.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1943-04-09
DRY GOODS r-Pi.RTENT

1T ISN'T NECESSARY TO SAY HOW GL WE ARE TO GET OUR
LONG AWAITED SHIPMENT OF BAILEY DRESSES. Core OVEk
md SET THE LT7sT IN CoTToNS ND RlYoNS.
oNG OTHER ARRIVALS IRE RLoUsEs BY NORTHWEST HOSIERY
CO., HARDY HOWARD SPORTS CLOTHES FORESTRY
GREEN TROUSERS.
ARE ILL GONE.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Stripped Of Stars

Again football squads will be
stripped Of many of their stars
of past years. But it looks like
pro football will survive and
,provide entertaining contests
this fall. :,
II won't be the same brand
nj football. perhaps, but IL
teams are we'll matched, COM
petition will be keen and new
stars will come forth.
Apparently the pro football
fans arc not as squeamish as
coaches and scribes about the
material. At least. the demand
for reservations doesn't indicate
these prospective customers are
demanding Whizzer Whites be-
fore they buy.
Fred Mandel reports the call
Tor season reservations Tor the
games 10 be played by the Lions
IS UP So per cent over last year
M this time. The figure was
- per cent a couple Of weeks
ago
With many stars missing, the
National Hockey League en-
loved one Of It's best seasons.
'The Red Wings had their great
rSt ar the gate as well as on
tho ice Detroit has more than
80 players I'M service IN Canada
and the United States.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Game Improves
She Wins Title

Back in her presenter COMPETE
ton days. Mary Lou Boyer. now
p. won two state tennis cham
pionShipS, the Canadian national
and the River Forest, Ill, invi-
rational.
Entering the senior ranks in
1871. it was predicted she would
repeat
Until today. however. titles
eluded her Always a Semifinalist
in district events, her game lacked
severity and aggresSiveneSs. She
found the lacking ingredients in
the Highland Park final at Ford
Field last night with Mary Her
nando.
Miss Boyer won match and title,
her first district victory. in over
coming her tenacious, aggressive,
hard-hItting foe, ST, 90, Ga.
Three days earlier she had elm
mated onstance O'Donovan
EbberS. seven times Detroit open
champion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Sports for The Boys

Shorts continue 20 thrive Tor
one reason only. Not because
of any If us az home. Sports
survive because our land is q
>ports-mnded nation and our
BOYS In service want sports 20
Survive.
II rs their thousands Of let.
tors back home that keep base
i4ll football hockey and other
sports gong
Sports generaiIy-smat
and professional have ben z
every effort. as they should.
-i.el--an4S -keep--the p >1.ia4ar
families back home entertained,
but 10 do so with no interfer-
ence Of transportation and other
things so vital 20 the conduct
nf the plans for victory
y SO. give Jonesy MS chance
y Speaking Of sports. don't miss
The great Ryder cup matches
ar Plum Hollow Saturday and
Sunday.
WITH al of America great
Csi pro stars MOI Ir service.
ire local event is tops n coIilnE
entertainment
Not only that All receipts
e 10 the Rcd Cross fo hgy
sthletic equipment for the boys
y service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Bob Fd|kenburq
Plays Garrett

KALAMAZOO, Aug. 6 up
Top seeded Bob Falkenhurg Of
Hollywood plays fourth-Sccdcd
Gene Garrett Of San Diego, Cal.
and Second-ranked James Brink
Of Seattle meets Jack TucTo Of
New Orleans. ranked third. IN the
ScmifinalS Of the annual unIor
and boys national tennis tOurna-
ment today
Falkcnburg, tho defending
champion, ouSted Morton Stern.
Philadelphia. 6-2, 6-3. Yesterday
as Garrett defeated Ed Ray Taft.
Tex, 6-l, 6-3; Tuero won over
Howe Atwater, Chicago, 60. 6-l.
and Brink beat Robert Kring,
Los Angeles. 6-3. 6-3.
a pair Of upSets marked the
boys quarter final singles, with
Gilbert Shea Of Los Angeles elm
mating third-placed Rodrigo de
Llano. Laredo. Tex. Ga. l-b. 6-3.
while Ed Davis. Baton Rouge. La.
won over fourth-Seeded William
Rafferty, Chevy Chase, Md, 6-3.
81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Baseball Survived

Before the current baseball
season started. mourners worked
overtime setting the dates OF
demise for the big time loops.
First II was Memorial Day, then
July 4 and when Independence
Day passed. Labor Day was set
as a new date for the funeral.
But big time baseball sur
vived the greater part Of an
other season and as Of this
writing. there is little reason
10 believe both leagues will not
finish
Moreover. until recently. when
the Yankees and Cardinals took
formidable leads in their re-
spective circuits. the races were
interesting and in most cities
increased attendance was en-
joyed.
And all this despite the alb
sence Of Ted Williams. Barney
McCosky. Johnny Pesky. Joe
DiMaggio and other luminaries.
OF all the professional sports,
football was hit hardest per
haps inasmuch as the National
League draws its material di-
rectly from the colleges and the
+. services this year got most OF
the physically At men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
AVenSe Only
SOffbaIl Loss

Briggs Bombers evened the
score for their only loss of the
season by trimming Local 100,
so, at Mack Park last night.
Wildcats trounced Bomberettes.
ISL, in the other serious game
on the Briggs Night card,
while a donkey game drew the
usual laughs. "Parke Davis
Night features a game between
the married and single men on
donkeys tonight. Parks Davis
plays Michigan Steel and Local
30 Bomberettes meet Local Z
Veterans in other games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
No Lack Of Men

With surprisingly large turn
outs ar most colleges still play
ing football there doesn't seem
10 be great lack Of material as
feared Compared 10 other
years. the material Of course.
tSn Grade a in the coaches
books.
But except where there is
great abundance Of men avail
ahie thanks 20 the navy. AS at
University Of Michigan. Noirc
Dame and some other schools
football like baseball will level
off and the fans Will be treated
20 competition as keen, II not
OF the class Of other years.
Sure. schools like Michigan
Stale VIII find tougher going
against navy material-rich
Wolverines. but that's part of
The came. Coach Joe Gembis of
WAYNE itt-tett- YOU. GenbIS
didn't moan over his schedule.
He takes EN- as they come.
Sure the Tommy HarmonS
and the Tom Kuzmas VIII not
be as plentiful But there VIII
ne new football stars.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

That was the time the Oakland
Hills star. leading CrulckShank by
nine holes with II to 60, conceded
Bobby putt Of seven feet for a
half on No. s of the afternoon
round.
what happened tO me after
that shouldn't happen 10 IA dog"
WatrouS has said many times.
CruickShank showed his apprc-
citation for AIS Unprecedented
generosity by winning the last
three holes of this nine, but still
was six down.
Then came wee Scots second
nine blltz. He came through with
a sensational 81 six under par
of 37-won six of the holes and
halved the other three TO square
the match and force 1t 10 extra
holes.
"Sure I was foolish for giving
Bobby that putt" WatrouS
confessed. but he sure To say
he played the second nine In
81. That will show that didn't
collapse. I had par 81"
AL. without intending 10 take
any credit from Gf'tHiit ei4afff ft,f
his remarkable victory, told how
he thought he had the advantage
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Ryder Cup Match Facts

TIME-Tomorrow afternoon and Sunday morning
PLACE-Pluu Hollow Golf Club LahSer road formerly
Rediord oad half between Eight roads
TEAMS-Crur Woods Ryder Cuppcrs vs. Walter Harens
Challenger
PURPoSE-For Red Cross to buy athletic equipment
m Individual matches 30 holes Sunday 30 and
. 80 p
FEhTURES-FlaE raising ceremony SATURDAY al y o'clock
noon followed Immediately by shot making demonstration
driving
PRICES-Ssfurdav tickets ST SUNDAY tickets S. Tickets
ov Two DAYS with clubhouse privileges So
Scrucemcn pa uniform admitted free
ROUTES TO PLUM HOLLOW
Out Grand River Iahser road center Of Reafoyd An right
and cont 0ue IVA nItt ON LAh-cr io club
go p io t.ihcr.
hafmlc 70 l.ahscr Is
approximately 8 miles of Woodward 3 o
Coulers highway:
Many from northwest section Of Detroit VIII take Couzen
highway 90 Eght-Nuc road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
; New BOWIers
Make E-B Threat
To Stroh' S Title
By HAROLD KAHL

A bowling team that will end
the monopoly Of Joe Norris SUoh
on The Detroit Times All-StaI
Classic championship this coming
season.
That is the prediction today Of
George Bryant, franchise holder
and present captain OF the Elk
hardt e. Becker club. And ludg-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Marshall S Hit Wins
Title for Mitchell S

Kenny MarShallS single in the
last of the ninth scored Don Jen-
druSCh with the run that earned
the Southern Oakland County
for Mitchell's yes
terday. It spelled a p defeat for
Woodward. which had tied the
count IN the eighth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
PorobiCh and Gross
In Net Doubles Final

Marc Porobich and a. G. Gross
are in the finals Of the men s
doubles Of the annual North
western Field open tennis cham
pionshipS today after winning
yesterday from Bob Blumenfeld
and Leonard Brose, 60. GA.
Myron Alpert gained the quar-
ter-final Of the mems singles by
defeating Max Greenberg, 6-3. Cd.
The women'S final is set for 3
p m tomorrow with Norma
Pritula opposing Eugenia Gorka.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

on a ] m o $ I
every one ri
the extra holes.
including No.
8, w h @ r g
earlier he gave
the Scot that
putt, only to
lose j and the
m a t c h by
hree-puttlng
w a { 7 o a :
hurriedly paid
I RI h u [ 9 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

CruickShank, though. Tor his bril-
liant recovery from the trees here
after overShootlng the green.
This time won't give
Bobby any more than Harry
Lauder would" 40 added IN
Joking way Hell have To he
on the lip Of the cup before I'll
concede him putt"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
.SPOR T S
Little Fellows Of II TO Get Chance
in Football This Year, or Else
By LEO MACDONELL

To Johnny Jones the l7yearoId freshman. healthy and
eager bo inspiring 20 pick up newspaper and read
wangs by coaches and sports writers over the lack OF
college football material
What's wrong with little Jonesy7 Nothing, pardner
except perhaps prejudice built mp largely by anmnded
coaches with An eve 10 victories good old alma mater
alumni and job security.
Johnny stands only feet inches above sea level and
weighs scant 145 pounds. Not promising material for
o.chs I'm those DAVIS he would nrob.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

ing from the
talent he has
assembled the
Stroh boys are
going to have
10 travel top
speed to pre-
vent his predic-
ton from com
ing true
Bryant h a $
s gn ed Chef
Bu1k o s Xxi.
= Cd RrpCkle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Golfer Makes an Ace
After First Bounce
One bounce and in,

One bounce and in
That's how five golfers playing
with Adam Tatrell yesterday at
RaCkham course describe the
hole-in-one he made on the 40
yard eighth hole. He did it with
a No. s IRON.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

coaches in the old lush years.
ably he snubbed
But these arc different times
and a chance for Johnny 10
show his stuff II The coaches
and scribcs vii. give hum a
chance
Il looks IKE coaches WI n
want 70 stay m business viii
have 10 give HIM his chance
whether they like it or not.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Fight Results
By nited Pres.

By United Press
Sew YORK DF'r Hamilton Tony Reno
i5t. Chicago ourpaln'cd jerry Fiofeuu.
1873 Sew N.IE 81 Savrrl1 TuricUo
lH5 Sew York drc,siHned Johnny Jones
1871 PHfsnufrh IS,
taI River Mass johnny BcUus $50
Nrv Haven CONN. nu'unju'ci Leo Dub
maine 1872 Worcester Mass. G0i
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

Is After
Revenge

Pitting OF Al Watrous against
Bobby Cruickshank in Sundays
Ryder Cup matches at Plum Hol-
low brings TO mind one of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06

m ost unusual
in
golf in their
clash i'm tn G
1892 PEA al
st. Paul.
ut W as
one OF those
Believe-It-Or
Not affairs"
WatrouS, the
loser on the
4lSt hole, re-
called.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
Change Net Meets

The annual Hamtramck Open,
first scheduled 10 start tomorrow
afternoon. moves back 10 Aug. IA
at HamtramCk Park. The girls
event will be held with the open
Aug. li-22.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-06
White TO Repeat
Chicago P|dyoff
With MeSpdden
BY VI. +. DRUKENBROD

Clear the way. gallery marshals;
here come Jimmy Demaret Of
the Ryder Cuppers and Chick
lIarbert of the Challengers!
Mlchlgan'S two outstanding
golfers. Demaret and Harbert,
Will clash in the No. | singles
match over the 36-hole route.
Sunday AT Plum Hollow.
This was revealed in pairings
announced today for the individual
tussles by the rival captains
Craig Wood of the Cuppers and
Walter Hagen of the Challengers.
MATCH OPENS TOMORROW
The fourth annual match OF
this interesting series, proceeds
OF which will go TO the American
Red Cross, will get underway to-
morrow afternoon with the l8-
hole four ball tuSSles.
PalrlngS for Sundays all-im-
portant individual matches follow.
Jimmy Demaret lCuppers) VS..
Chick Harbert.
Byron Nelson (Cuppersl VS..
Willie Goggin.
jug McSpaden (CupperO vs..
Buck White.
Craig Wood (Cuppers) VS..
Jimmy Thompson.
Gene Sarazen tCuppers) VS.. 1t
(jgD Lawson Little.
Sgt. VIC Ghezzi (Cuppers) vs..
Harry Cooper.
Lloyd Mangrum (CupperS) vs..
Sam Byrd.
Al Watrous (Cuppers) vs..
Bobby Cruickshank.