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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
CriSIer Inn Clouds
With Dream Team

EAST LANSING. July 30 (UP)
Michigan State College today 10
plans for the 1943 foot
ball season after more than so
prospective players last night an
swered Coach Charley Bachman's
plea for a show of interest"
Bachman said today football
uniforms will be issued Monday
and Tuesday of next week and ac-
tual practice will start Wednes-
day. He said that practice will
consist of passing and kicking.
signal drill and conditioning.
THE meeting last night de-
termined just how much inter-
est there IL In football" Bach
man said. 81 am pleased TO SEQ
so many men out at the meet
ing I'm view of the small num-
her OF civilian men remaining
on the campus"
There are some 800 men stu
dents not in uniform at the East
Lansing school in addition to
some 5000 soldier students.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Today's Best Bet-War Bonds-And Tomorrow's, Too
JUST HOW DUMB IS BILL COX?
Writer Thinks He Muffed PASSING Up Ruth

brought the Babe in for the
rest Of the season. the idea be-
ing that he could manage the
nondescript Pills about as good
as anybody and at the same
time would make up something
at the gate.
I'm pretty sure that the
presence of Babe Ruth on the
ball field with the Pills would
pull few more customers
through the turnstiles. There
are many baseball fans who
never saw Ruth and many
others who would welcome an
other glimpse of him.
/ think Mr.. Cox muffed one
here.
Moreover. these are times in
which some club might take a
chance with the Babe and let
him manage a ball club. All
the others are well set The
pills could use him. He re-
mains the biggest figure in
baseball as he proved only
Wednesday when he appeared
al Yankee Stadium as manager
of the combined Cleveland
Yankee team against the North
Carolina Cloud-Busters.
Mr.. Cox has started his re-
CINE as mogul by muffing
one of the biggest chances he
will ever get.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Feared The Future

While this plan made Watrous
one of the ships most conSis-
tent winners, he feared there
would come a time IL would
result in his being knocked into
! oblivion, If not into the At
lantic.
There was a husky sailor with
the shoulders and neck OF
wrestler who was hauling and
beating up everyone he opposed.
A surly looking fellow, WatrouS
was scared Of him and gave
him plenty room whenever they
passed each other. ~-
But il had to happen: Skinny
Watrous and The Mauler were
matched.
The mere announcement made
Watrous weak at the knees.
But he had to 90 through with
it-and~to relieve the suspense.
we'll hurry and report our hero
won. He beat The Mauler by
outjabbing him and hurriedly
stepping away.
Even though he won. Watrous
admits he still is frightened
when he thinks of The Mauler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Pick. FOUNDERS
n Handicap

CHICAGO. July 30 CUP)-Rac-
ng's upset king. the valdina
arms Founders, assumes the new
and unfamiliar role of a stake
avorite tomorrow.
The Irish-bred colt who has
cored the greatest triumphs Of
his career when pitted against
big name horses that figured to
beat him handily, likely will go
10 the post the solid betting
choice in the $4,000 added Airing
ton Handicap.
Founders will carry 12i pounds
tomorrow and will spot other
STARTERS from s TO "a pounds.
L. B. Mayors Thumbs Up
second in the Stars and Stripes
and recent winner of the $4,000
Butler Handicap at Empire City,
is expected TO be the second
choice in the wagering. Thumbs
Up will carry lis pounds.
Other probable nominees for
the last of the 81 stakes on the
Arlington Park schedule are:
Marriage. Some Chance. Sun
Again. Askmenow Markell. Ale
tern. AnticlinaX. Kings Abbey
Take Wing and Aonbarr.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
THREW cox OUT

Then repeatedly Harris, the es-
sence of gentility himself but also
a thoroughly tough hombre, re-
portedly threw Mr.. Cox, his boss,
out of the clubhouse one day when
Mr.. Cox took it upon himself 10
Interfere with the management of
the club, and so Harris was
bounced.
1.et US skip over the fact that
the Harris bouncing leaked out be-
fore Harris himself knew about il,
that he was fired}in the press be-
fore his boss had given him the
official heave-ho.
Let us pass on 10 the fact
that Mr.. Cox has hired Fred
FitzsimmonS as manager. and
so help me | admire and almost
revere FitzSimmons But why
FitzSimmons strictly ON the
word Of President Branch
Hickey of the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers?
= FTtzsimm4ons has had no man.
agerial experience. Mr. Cox
isn't getting any ifon-clsd guar
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
POTENTIALLY GREAT

So the Pills have obtained IN
Fitzsimmons as successor TO
Bucky Harris a potentially great
manager.
But / want 20 show you just
how dumb Bill Cox is.
Mr.. Cox, owner OF the Phlllles, a
shiny-eyed novice in baseball, has
alienated the affections OF all con-
cerned by his shabby treatment Of
Harris and he has no ironclad as
surance that he has improved the
Philly situation.
Harris had the Phillies playing
over their heads for weeks. He
had them thinking they were go
ing 10 win the National League
pennant. He got gate receipts for
Mr.. CoX-gate receipts that the
Phillies had seen only in their
dreams for years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Emergency
Athletes Feet Too Big
for Navy Shoes

ANN ARBOR. July Sole
probably won't have TO 60 bare
footed but big Merry Preguiman,
University of Michigan football
center and navy Wiz trainee,
found the navy hard pressed to-
day to obtain shoes for his size
l4-D feet
Merv hopefully made his way
TO the naval center here yeSter-
day when 1900 CT shoes for sail
orS and marines arrived. But
there wasn't one pair that would
fit him. He was told that shoes
for him were on their way, ~
Its something We didn't
plan on" explained a perpleXed
navy official. I'm the navy. we
call them Unusually big feet
gigs our term for 'rowboats.'
PreguIman has had his shoes
made TO order.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Suggests Plan
To Defeat Hdgg
In Paced Race

CLEVELAND. July 30 OUP(--
The man who discovered and de-
veloped Jesse Owens. one of the
worlds greatest track athletes,
today advanced plan TO defeat
Gunder Hagg or force the Swedish
star TO run the impossible four
minute mile.
Charley Riley, now retired, but
still an ardent cinder path fan,
said Hagg can be run into exhaus-
ton or extended 10 four-minute
pace if his opponents take turns
at setting a fast clip on each
quarter of the mile.
take four Of the fast boys
who have been running against
him and have them set the pace
for each quarter" Riley said.
"Let one of the boys do the first
quarter I'm SO seconds, the Sec
ond and third make go seconds
I'm their quarters and the last
man force another 58-second
quarter"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
THE DETROIT TIMEs

ANN ARBOR. July 30 up
It's been prachcing only four
days, but Coach Herbert o.
(Fritz) JCriSler already is mighty
pleased with his 1913 University
of Michigan football squad.
I'VE certainly have lot Of
fine material" the usually-peSsi-
MYSTIC CrisIer beamed as the
boys-almoSt every one of them
a member of some branch Of
military service-trotted off the
field after yesterdays workout
And best Of ALL" he added,
''the coaches don't have tn
waste a lot Of time getting them
in condition. The hour they
spend five times week i'm COM
pulsory calisthenics and physi-
cal education drills takes care
OF that chore.v
In early drills. backfeld coach
Earl Martineau has alternated Bill
Daley the former Minnesota all
American, with Elroy Hirsch, SEN
Sational Wisconsin sophomore last
year, at the tailback spot with
Capt. Paul White at wingback,
Jack Wink of Wisconsin al quar-
terback, and Bob Wiese at full
back.
So far. Crisler sees only one
possible weakness-at the tackles
Ii is considered possible that CEN
ter Merv Pregulman may be
shofted to tackle position to heir
fiji the gap.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
NOT FEASIBLE

The 64-year-old veteran junior
high school coach. his eyes twin
king in contemplation Of Hagg
being forced to keep his long legs
moving like pistons throughout
the race, then exclaimed:
with a pace like that TO
keep up with. watch out for
your four minute mile"
Track experts. in commenting
on Riley's plan. said it would not
he feasible because il would mean
that all runners would be forced
TO maintain the sizzling pace.
However, If Hagg chose 10 stay
off the pace and the three others
In the race remained behind with
him until il was their turn 10 take
the lead, il might work out, they
said.
CPiley may have in mind a
paced race. the experts pointed
out. but they said a paced mile
would not he recognized officially.
Glenn Cunningham ran a paced
mile in 4 minutes, "A seconds in
1898.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
BY LAYTON CARVER
ntern . tionai News Ssryire sports Editor

NEW YORK, July 30 uNSl-
In Fred Fitzsimmons, the Phila-
delphia Phlllies have obtained a
manager who is one Of the finest
characters in baseball.
No man who has played base
ball with him or against him and
no man who has known him of
the ball field can honestly say
more nor less than that Fitzsim-
mons is one of those rarities who
come along in sports-a tough
competitor, great team guy, but
withal a gentleman in all that the
word implies.
Despite his surface gentility and
seeming easy-going attitude about
everything. he is real tough
tighter
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
COstantinO Bout
With Beau Jack Off

CLEVELAND. July 30 (lNSl--
Lulu Constantine announced today
he would be unable 10 meet Beau
Jack in an August fistic feature
al Cleveland Stadium.
Constantine suffered an ear in
Jury in his bout with Chalky
Wright al Cleveland last week and
will require disqualification, pro-
moter Bob Brickman said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Sailors, Filters
AT Briggs Field

Crosse Tie Naval Air Station,
leaders in the Detroit Times
Servicemen's Baseball League will
battle their closest competitors,
Selfridge Field at Briggs Stadium
tomorrow in the second game of
the doubleheader. In the first
game the Detroit Police will play
the 792nd battalion, Military
Police from Jackson. The first
game will start at 3 o'clock.
The Crosse lie band will provide
music before the first game and
between the two contests.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
bob Tales
| Watrous Tells
Of His Days as
A. Sailor Boxer
By BOB MURPHY
Sports Editor

During our days on the golf
beat we once heard AL Watrous
introduce James ID. Standish Jr.,
> president of the District Golf
Association, as Mr.. Golf of
Michigan.
r AS you can imagine. there
were no dissenting votes.
Now we want 10 make a NOM
nation of our own--that of Mr..
Golf No. 2.
Righto, it's your old friend and
our old friend. the same AL
Watrous, whom Oakland Hills
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

The field trial association was
reluctant TO permit any spaniels
10 he entered against English
settlers and pointers, which up
to that time were the only
recognized breeds of pointing
dogs In this country.
Explanations were in order
and after information was re-
ceived from the American Field
Association, Joubert's odd look
ing little Brittany was permit
GOES ON TO WIN
"Joubert and his Brittany
drew the first dog in the first
brace In the field Of 20 widely
known bird dogs. He went on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
KEEP Up INTEREST

Riley said he would like 10 see
the Swedish fier defeated before
he completes his American tour,
il only 10 keep interest alive IN
future mile competition, but II
will take a pretty good runner 10
do IT,"
II think Hagg Will make the
four-minute mile eventually. II
he gets break from the
weather and " the track IL fast
enough" he predicted.
Hagg completes tomorrow at
Baldwin-Wallace College al Be-
rea, O.. against Gil DoddS, Boston
College divinity student; Bill
HulSe. American senior S00-meter
champion, and hes Eisenhart, for
mer National junior S00-meter
titleholder.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Destroyer Named
For j. Of N. Student

ANN ARBOR. July 30-The
destroyer, u. S. S. Uhlmann,
named for Ensign Robert w. Uhl-
mann. USNR. former University
of Michigan student killed in ac-
ton Dec. 7, 1871, will be launched
at Staten Island. n. T., today, the
University said.
Ensign Uhlmann, commended
by superiors, lost his life when
the japanese raided Hawaii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Estes-KIein Mat Pair
On Mack Park Card

Buck" Estes, the Texan. will
team with Louis Klein Of Detroit
in the Australian tag team bout
which will be featured on Tues
days Mack Park wrestling card.
They Will oppose the roughhouse
combination OF Joe Ferroni and
Gil LaCross. Flash" Gordon,
holder of the MWA junior heavy
belt will meet Leo Jensen in the
Semifinal.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Resume Net Meet

Resumption Of play in the High
land Park open tennis champion
ship is on schedule today at Ford
Field after yesterdays rain
brought the third interruption of
the week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
One Of Leaders

His contributions 10 golf don
end with his success as a player.
A student OF the game. his opin-
ions always are sought and he
continues one OF the leaders in
the Michigan PEA.
From this you readily gain
that Andrew Albert Watrous
rates high on our list. And we
know Nance Burgess. Jack Hen
derson. Ray Scolara and the
other Oakland Killers will put
on real party for him.
There's diverting side to
Wairous that makes him a most
enjoyable companion. He's one
of the best Spinners Of yarns
in sports and be never spares
himself in his sstory telling
One Of the best concerns his
boxing experiences when he was
in the navy in World War !.
lie was on tho USS President
Grant two years. Used 10 trans
Vort troops overseas. II made
Is two-way crossings Of the
Atlantic when Watrous was
Ton n.
Boxing bouts were popular
among the sailors and as much
he preferred 20 avoid them.
EWatrous, n skinny youngster.
finally had 10 get i'm them.
He confesSes his nose was
.bloodied often and that he got
many a shiner-until he adopted
a different technique. He be-
came a cutie, jabbing with his
left and then backing away
from trouble.
81 No seldom swung my right,
they must have thought me "A
EARNED QIIy." al relates.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Montgomery, Zivie to Meet

PHILADELPHIA, July 30
GNS)-Bob Montgomery, light
weight champion Of the world.
and Fritzie Civic, former welter-
weight titleholder, signed to
swap blows in a 10-round nom
title bout at Shibe Park, here
Aug %
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Monroe Workers Frozen

MONROE. July 30 CUP)-Ef-
fective Aug. /, all men in essential
industries in the Monroe area will
be designated as critical work.
ers in an effort TO keep all es-
Sential plants operating on the
basis of the minimum require
ments,' il was announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
State
NeuS
Briefs
4 TO Gel Commissions

FORT CUSTER. July Solar
ence w. Bracy Of 19209 Lauder,
Frank J. Nowak of 2S0 Riopelle,
Detroit; Robert A. Batdorff OF
Traverse City and Sam G. Olsen
Jr. of Cadillac will be commits
stoned second lieutenants of the
military police corps Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

Detroit by Rene
Joubert in the
fall of 1895.
"And what
an event that
W as. Nc
Curdy related
today. "Jou-
h e r I a I =
tempted To
q n I q r the
original Brit
tany In a local
field trial.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

will honor to-
morrow with
a special day.
ainly
no other per-
son has been
more a part
Of golf here
over a long
re &c h Of
years I h A n
Al.
Besides be-
ING the most
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Wins New Award

BATTLE CREEK. July 30 tUP)
Capt. David L. Gaede. Is, of Co
lumbus. o., today added an eighth
decoration to those he has won
since Pearl Harbor as squadron
navigation officer in Pacific COM
bat. The wounded fiier is at
Percy Jones Hospital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Brittany Spaniel
EXDert Joins NAVY
BY DON GILES

Robert McCurdy Of Detroit. a
director of the American Brittany
Club and well known in field trial
and dog show circles, has joined
the navy.
1t. (ig) McCurdy has been in
terested in Brittany spaniels ever
since they were first introduced to
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Custer Builds New Rails

FORT CUSTER, July Coon
struction has started on four ad-
ditional railway sidings in the
post 10 facilitate troops and
freight movements now handled
over the same tracks A total of
1000 feet of track will be laid
at a cost of $4,000.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

consistent winner of state cham
pionships. Watrous has made a
mark in national and interna-
tional competitions that often
Is overlooked.
He won the Canadian Open
some years ago. was runnerup
10 Bobby Jones in the British
Open and twice was semi
finalist in the National PEA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
lnqham Deputy Resigns

LANSING. July 30 -- Jerry j.
Allen, chief deputy OF the Ingham
County sheriff's department and
ex-World War l veteran. has re-
signed. il was revealed today. He
will move his family 10 Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Detroit Race Results

FIRST RACE-si 200. claiming. 3-yesr-
old maIdens. furlongs:
Bachelor Boy Clark 90 40 100
A. War Heytonl 1920 5 20
Three Roses CKeiperl 3 30
Time l.l6 %
Dorothys Boy silver Ace Away Up
Dale S. and Fergy Favorite also ran.
SECOND RACES 200. claiming, 2
year-old maidens. 5i1 furlongs:
Cross b. (strange) 1880 $50 3sO
Warrior Lad tCanarella) 400 800
Wrchwork Murphy $50
Gslahue. Trailing Home Quickkick.
Anna Mullen and Busy Black also ran.
Daily Double paid SIT so.
THIRD RACE 49, 81 200. claiming. 2
ye6r-od maidens. 5i5 furlongs:
Chaco Ballad tMillisan) 500 $50 $50
Soldier (Robertsl 500 5 40
might (scurlocD $50
Time ! ;0e 1-5
Helen Ann. Van, Old silk, Sir sprite
and Sealane also ran.
FOURTH RACE - 81 500. The Jogues
Purse 3-year-olds. 8 furlongs
Golden Man (Laytonl 100 zoe . 30
Indian Watch Clark 40 50
Lady Rebecca Murphy 2 20
Time | Is
Blue Moonlight. Trustee and Three Dots
also ran,
FIFTH RACE-S1. 200. claiming. Swear
olds and up ! Lis miles
Clip Clop 1MilItganl $500 II so 5 So
High Honors (Smithl 400 100
Ever Hopeful (Butcher) $50
Time ] 81
Poesy. Hereshecomes, Ammo and sally
mar also ran.
SIXTH RACES 500 The Charlevo,N
Handicap. year Odds ana up, l l-16
miles.
War stone tMilligan) $50 500 24o
Gold Teddy HART 40 . SO
Big Boss (KnotD 800
Time | so
Panbroom and Tex Hygro also ran.
SEVENTH RACE--S1 900. claiming, g.
] gearsol5s and gp,-i-i-ls- miles s-------
Tomluta tCaharelal 100 40 90
Heresheis butcher $50 $50
Cerberus tRObertsl 320
Time az.
one Tip and Glsstauder also ran
EIGHTH RACE ST. 200, claiming. 3.
! yeHr,Qlds, I l-i6 miles
Azlzi(N Aiilhganb ~ 30 ZOO 90
l 10 Kapi Hart $50 20
Arrive on Time tClarkl 2 so
Time 81 as.
/ Akrontown, Agnes. Air Beauty and
I Junior Esston also ran.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Niqh+ Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints In the Night Edition only the
Of horse which feel the outstanding
bets of the day.
The code In Red Line
Editions with alphabet
The horses appears ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
AND 1T Is PRINTED IN
Tomorrows code follows:
Az Ell 4 :
Ms LILO Mo g P-3
VI WIS X8 Y-s7 Z-s4
Clip this key you decpher Of
omorrows code appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
ARLINGTON PARK
TrarE fast

First Race-~Day and Night. ChancY.
Hello Bill Inhnity Sheik. Golden Cross,
Don't.
second Race-Mia Mia. High Thorne.
Two Ton Tony, Liberty Cap, Miss
Maria. Burning Sands.
Third Race Blonde Jayne General
Sickle, Epaway, Lone Chance, Very
Fair Porterica.
Fifth Race-Rogers Boy, Gold Mike.
Late Dawn. Forever Prince, Valdina
Dude Doll Baby.
Eighth Race-Song Master. Surgeon
Dick, Fair Haired Boy, Mango G.. Epi-
get Hi Kid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

10 win first place with one of
the greatest exhibitions of bird
finding at a local trial.
"He made II points I'm 30 min
utes, n record which still stands.
His brace mate, highly re-
garded setter, made only one
find.
90 This introduction gained the
Brittany almost immediate
recognition. The Brittany since
has increased Its popularity
throughout the state and nation.
Detroit, Of course. has become
the hotbed Of the Brittany span
ieI"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Consensus of TOday's Selections at Detroit

CONSENSUS
War Wise
The Giggler
Hughie l.
Riskton
Betty Van
BurgcO Lady
HeyOrta
BomberesS
Hit Tune
Trump
Best Reward
Bin Bin
War Stone
Lady Romery
DedIock
Notforme
Ackwell
Bragabout
Bip
Call to ColOrs
Milk Punch
Just Tourist
Beau Catcher
Sherlock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
VERY FEW SOLD

The Brittany is unique in the
bird dog world. They have been
popularized and placed in the
hands of gent lemen hunters
through friendship rather than
monetary considerations. One OF
the greatest distinctions is that
very few Brittanies ever have
been sold. .
Among some of the well known
owners and breeders in Detroit to-
day are Senator Homer Ferguson
Early w. Averill of Birmingham.
Albert II. Ady, Bill Martin and
Jimmy Hacquoil
ct Is my hope the boys will
carry on the glorious beginning
0f the Brittany" II. McCurdy
said today on his departure for
the navy.
when this war il over. well
have better shooting. bigger field
trials and many more new Brit
tany owners" he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
Scratches
BY nited Press


DETROIT
Track. heavy.
Fifth Race-Wsr Stone
SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track. muddy.
First Race-Parfait Amour, Savings
Bank, No Dough.
Third Race-Sunamit
Fourth Race-Bass Fiddle.
Fifth Race-Wake Robin.
Seventh Race--Burgoo Trail. Ute,
Michigan Sun, Light Banset, French
Trap.
Eighth Race Bored, ovsndo, High
Brow, Flag Scot.
SARATOGA
Track. slow
First Military Risk, Share Crop
per
Second Race--Hubbub, Designator,
Cousin Nan. Scotch Trap, Psychiatrist.
Fifth Race-Shannon.
Sixth Raee-Falr Weather. Dairy
Lady.
Seventh Race--Moon Maiden. Paper
Boy, In Question. Dairy Lady.
Eighth Race Notes, Pantheon,
Brighten Up, Scarlet ii.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30
HOW ABOUT RUTH

Why didn't MIR. Cox hire Babe
Ruth?
You and don't own base
ball club and we can't be sure
what we would do under SINH
lar circumstances. However,
considering the times and every
thing / think / would have
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

BRAKEMAN
Hughie l.
Galorita
Queen Justice
BurgoO Lady
RisktOn
Betty Van
Hit Tune
Wavecap
Heyorta
Best Reward
Gallee
Trump
War Stone
Gallant Hour
10 Betty
NOTFORNiE
Bragabout
Fond Hopes
Call TO Colors
Bip
MIX Punch
just Tourist
Beau Catcher
Sherlock
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-30

antee that FitZ will be able TO
do any more or even as much
as Harris did.