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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

club outSmartcd themselves
Hugh SpaldinE an attorney for
the soft drink corporation is
repeatedly the gentleman who
recommended Richards sale
when the club and the catcher
had q disagreement over salary.
The new Tiger receiver and
the club-eSpecially Earl Mann.
general manager. who did not
favor letting Richards Eo-got
along well enough for a num-
Der Of years, indicating that
Richards mi ght well have
stayed on were II not Spaldlngs
fear that there would he no
baseball this year. or for other
years. perhaps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Cullineno May
Siqn With Chisox

'CNNShGO.. July n ~ :
.r.t,(c,,l by the army because or a
heart. murmur, Skeeter Webb
Chicago White SoX reserve in
fielder, was TO rejoin the club al
Washington today. Don Holloway
who has been ordered 10 report
for army service at Camp Grant,
III. played his last game against
HE New York Yankees yesterday
Tony CucClnello. National League
veteran who has been working
out with the White SoX, also may
be signed by the Chicago club AZ
kolloway'S absence would leave
the team one under the league ;
gS-DlaNer limit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Prepare for Game
With Toronto Team

Local Z Vets Of the girls divi-
sion in the Detroit Softball As
sociation viii play tomorrow and
Thursday nights at Mack Park in
preparation for their clash with
the Toronto Softball champions
Saturday night Tonight they
meet Hudson Motors. At 8. o'clock
and Thursday the Bomberettes,
who meet the CroftonS of To-
ronto Sunday night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
HirSch Sets Mark
I'm Condition Test

ANN ARBOR. July 27-Elroy
HirSch. former Wisconsin half
back now on the University Of
Michigan football squad. set a
new record for the obstacle course
here. He covered the 355 yards
Of hurdles and hazards in | min
ute 81 seconds, four seconds under
the old mark.
HirSch is one of the 20 navy
and marine men who reported TO
coach Fritz CTiSlcr for the start
of the football summer drills yes
terday. Like all the rest he was
in perfect condition. Under the
program set down by the navy he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Manager S Years

Obviously, Richards was sat-
isfied with his past relations
with the Atlanta club. At any
rate. Paul seemed pleased
enough to dodge recent bids
from the majors up until this
year.
At Atlanta seven years. Rich
ards managed the club five OF
those years and repeatedly got
a cut on the sale Of players.
II he did he must have done all
right by himself. since the
Crackers during his time sold
something like $3.50, 900 worth
Of players 10 the big leagues.
He doesn't admit getting a
cut"
Instead Of no baseball. the
Southern League is carrying on,
with Atlanta, sans Paul Rich
ards and a good ball club.
Laundering around IN second
division And the league gen
orally is having a good year
financially, in cities outside Of
Atlanta. az least.
Anyway, she Tigers are
tickled inaSmuch as Richards
has been doing a fine lob be-
hind the bat. Not only is Rich
ards dependable receiver. a
catcher learned in handling
pitchers and a killer on foul
balls. but he is also doing some
Of the finest throwing in the
league As an example. Richards
has nailed George Case four
times in the half dozen times
the fleet Washington runner
has failed in reaching second
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Wright EnIists
IN Maritime Service

NEW YORK. July q GNS) -
Albert CChalky) Wright, former
fcatherweight champion has en-
listed in the Il. S Maritime Serv-
ice. IT was learned today. HIS last
fight as a civilian will be on Au-
gust 9. when he is 10 meet Angel
AVilaS in Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

AL w a trou US.
c h al rnan of
of the State
p G A tourna-
ment commit
tee. who had
Just scored his
second n e a r
sweep in the
pro = amateur.
remarked 1t
certainly w i'll
get our full
consideration"
WatrouS will
call a meeting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
By NJ. r. DRUKENBROD

1t looks very much as if the
Michigan Open tournament will
be played at Pontiac Country
club, formerly Elizabether Lake,
the weekend of Aug. 27-29.
Frank Syron, district profess
sienal who operates the semipub-
lie course on the outskirts of
Pontiac, and who has done a
swell job in his three seasons
there. submitted his bid for the
tournament at yesterdays pro-
amateur at knollwood.
Syron has offered 10 under
write the tournament 10 the eN-
tent of $1,000. all profits TO go to
some war relief.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
FINALLY WIN

The 81. Louis Browns after be-
ng whipped three straight times
by The Boston Red Son. finally
put one over on the BoStonianS
with I 10 victory
AIDED by jam Bagbys tlNe-hit
pitching performance, the Clevc-
land Indians last night defeated
the Washington Senators, Z TO 8
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Joe Norris, Bowler,
Breaks Arm IN tdH

Joe Norris. Detroit bowling
star. is the victim of a fractured
left arm. suffered a few days ago
in a fall at his summer home near
jackson while playing with his
dog N-rayS Yesterday revealed
the fractures
The injury will prevent Norris
from appearing IN a Columbia
motion picture short. work on
which was to start Aug. Is IN
New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

starts the day with 20 minutes Of
setting up exercises.
During the afternoon he has
one hour of physical training
About one-half of this is Calls
themes The rest of the period IS
spent IN games, swimming or run
ming the obstacle course. A game
OF push ball was played XeS1er-
day II appears q, rougher than
football so coach CriSler believes
IL will give the boys all the con-
tact work they need
II just hope they're not
hurt" the coach sand while
watching the boys play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Montreal Trims
Baltimore Twice

Montreal trimmed Baltimore.
al and 4-3. and Syracuse
i-2. in the
onfY games pfaSru ~ The Inter
national League last nigl1t.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

as the best
catcher de-
fensivCly in
the American
League
In OF CT
W dS fhe
front office
gentlemen AZ
Atlanta who
represent The
Coca Cola m
tcrcStS own
erS Of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
sports
+ Atlanta S Fears
I For Baseball
/, Break for Tigers
By LEO MACDONELL
By LEO MACDONELL

Because the Atlanta club he
lieved baseball was doomed for
the duration and S-3ooo looked
like a nee chunk o. sugar the
Tigers in Paul Richards have
4 r-aAcr calLed BIZ many cNpoIts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Probable Pitchers
nv Unned Press

81 LOUIS lGalshouss $50 a. PhHAdel-
phia lhA'tzen 3-st-3 Is 3 n EWT
Cleveland tSmifh a-3l- a. rA-Iagk
tBoroVN. 5-sJ- 80 p m EWT
Chicago tSmUh $50 a. Washington
leonard 6-9J-s 30 p m EWT
Only games scheduled
NATIONAL LEAGIE
View York tHuhheV 3-2D ~ Pittsburgh
tGce l.0p-7.15 M EWT
Boston Barrett 7-sI a. Cincinnati
tNaltsrs 5-lOl--3 ? m EWT
Philadelphia fGerheauser. So and
Rowe SO At St Louis tGumbsrt. -
and Dickson. 80. two gsmes-i 40 ,. m
CWT
Only games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
NINE N ROW

il the Dodgers and Giants are
models by which reactions may b.
-r-7Err. rf1rH rtc - Louis Csrrii.
nal, must be historical with glee
They beat the Boston Braves. s
70 3, TO stretch their winning
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Major League
Standings

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RENULrS
Philadelphia DETROIT I.
Cleveland Washington ,.
New York 3 Chicago 2
s. Louis : Boston
TODAN'S GAMES
boil Ghtr-r"a - Washington night
Cleveland A. New York
81 Louis ~ Philadelphia.
OriN games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

OF the PEA tournament commit
tee 10 act on Syron's offer.
While Syron naturally Will 1p-
prcCiate the publicity the touCna-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
WILL LOSE $500

There is little question that
Adams who has ridden rs win
nerS al Detroit this meeting AUill
lose al least $500 through the
suspension.
Adams today reiterated his
statement that although Chicago
turf officials had asked him 10
ride there he would stay at De-
troit. He will endeavor 10 square
himself. perhaps ask leniency
from the officials who have set
him down because he violated a
state riding rule when he went
10 Chicago last Saturday TO ride
Charles T. Fishers Amber Light
in the Arlington Classic. He had
2 previous engagement 10 ride
F. II. Beezley's GraSShopper ii in
a claiming race here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
DECISION DUE SOON

that's a lot of money for this
event in times like these, and as
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
Pontiac Club Seeks
State Open Golf Meet

ment will bring his course, which
is only three miles from the CEN
ter of the city of Pontiac, that's
not the only reason he wants the
tournament. Back of the bid also
is the pride he takes in his success
as the operator of Pontiac club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader
YESTERDAYS RFSILrS
81 Louis 4 Rnston
BROOKLYN 40 rrshIrEh 8 40 lnnngs1
Cincinnati Philadelphia q
NsN Nort ChraEo 2
TODAN'~ GAMES
Nea Yors o. PffengrEh
Roefon ~ Cincinnati
phNads IphIa ~ 81 Louis f2l.
Only games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27

ter OF the city OF Pontiac, that s
not the only reason he wants The
tournament. Back of the bid also
is the pride he takes in his success
as the operator of Pontiac club.
STARTS FROM SCRATCH
When he took it over three
seasons ago. he started from
scratch. There wasn't as much as
a knife and a fork i'm the club
house and the outmpded course
equipment brought only S25 when
he put it up for sale. He kept
plugging. though, has fitted out
the clubhouse in nice style. and
has all modern equipment for the
course.
He wants his fellow pros. and
amateurs, too. TO get a closeup
Of what he has done.
Syron views the Michigan Open
as a civic promotion for Pontiac
and believes he will have the
backing Of that city's leading
organizations. including the in
duStrial leagues which furnish
much of the play at his course.
He expects 10 be able 10 raise a
worthwhile sum for some war
organization.
WATROUS HAS 20
With WatrouS shooting an indi-
Vidual 70 which included four
brides, he and Baime Eynon
topped yesterdays pro-amateur
with ga. WatrouS and J. A.
O'Brien followed with 81.
AL and his third partner, Wally
IverS had IS. They tied for third
at the latter figure with the
Crosse lie combine of Joe Dcvany
and George Love, who are getting
Very tough, and Tommy Shannon
and George Uhich. and Gus Deer
ing and Lou Levine.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
TOOK SwISHER's WORD

Reezley held aiwritten contract
calling for Adams services when
his contract employer. Eual Way
att. did not require him TO ride.
When Beezley refused to release
Johnny, he went TO Chicago any
way, on the word of John Swish
or, Jockey Guild secretary and
general manager, that Beezley's
second call had no standing.
Nevertheless, a veteran turf
man summed up the general feel
ing on the ruling when he said:
THE stewards ruling does
one good thing-it establishes
their authority. On the other
hand to extend the suspension
until August II does three
things. First, IL hurts Johnny.
Second, IL hurts the horsemen
who were counting on him To
ride winners for them. Third. IL
hurts the public, which en-
ioyed watching him ride and
betting on him.
Its a question whether the
good outweighs the harm that
has been done by the severity
Of the ruling" said the horse
man. TOO many other people
suffer with Johnny.
But then think what lot
NJ fun Johnny will have fishing
for 25 days" added the horse
man with a grin.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-27
MLLIGAN WINS THREE

Johnny'S absence yesterday
didn't seem 10 affect the attend.
ance with 1850 turning out. In
Adams abSehce Patterson Mill.
gan had little opposition in riding
70 the honors OF, the DAY ON ,he
muddy track. which was further
deepened by a heavy RAIN before
the first race.
Millgan won a 500 bonus from
the track TO- 'N-e
riding three wlnaers, De-, q,
$3.50 IN the first race; Bold
Chance, at Sc in the sixth. and
Prince Waygo, at $500 in the
seventh. All were favoriicS
Mike Caffarella. veteran Jockey
who recently came back 10 the
races after a two months ab.
Scnce with an injury. -bagged tpe
winners, He got home an the sec.
ond race with Credit Man foI
Mrs u F Reinhart, and came
down in the last race with c. +
Buckley'S In The Night. which
paid So 40 after beating the ia
VOred (5kaecna hV two lengths
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
6I MOULD like TO marry her
before / leave" ," writes a
....,.,-i ,,u,,,u.r, ahnA Ilr,A not N, mn

HI WOULD like TO marry her
Il before / leave" writes a
Scrviccman. but I'm not marry
ing for adventure, as you say
many do. l want TO marry for
keeps
She loves me now; but how
can l be sure that our mar
rlage Will click when l come
back, and that she won't join
the Reno runouts. the first time
the going gets rough? ? We hear
so much of these Reno reneg-
6TS.
What pity that happy mar
riage is not news, But news
print is TOO scarce for that!
Because. believe il or not, most
marriages do click; and most
married couples are reasonably
happy. But only the crashes and
SmaSh-upS seem TO make the
headlines.
Every normal girl wants her
marriage 10 be lasting. Every
girl who is not a gold-digger or
a moron, Will do anything to
save her love or her marriage; !;
and will put off separation or
"a divorce unul-the pain is -uH-
bcarable!
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12

this tremendous worldwide job.
1t requires each ones earnest ef-
fort TO complete the whole show
JAN. - TO FEE. 20
AQaorias - No time for in
dulging personal whims! Today
calls for action of the vigorous.
steady sort. You can get ahead
Yourself and inspire others 70
produce their best, too.
FEB. 2ETO MARCH ~
Pisces - All right for plans.
preparations, finishing incom-
pleted matters, holding confer
ences, maneuvers. New UNDER
takings should be thoroughly
mapped out with all angles and
future outcome kept constantly
IN mind
4 CHiLD born on this dag:
Studious. reliable in friendship
and TO duties. Wonderful mem
ory keen intuition. analyzing
powers. Especial aptitude for
journalistic work, as a thcatcr
or music critic.
Copyright 1913. by king Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Reasons for Staying

This is because a woman has
50 many more reasons for stick
ing TO the man she loves, or
once has loved, than she has for
leaving him and starting a new
and uncharted way of life.
First of all, while giving
man the bruSh-off is always
possible, if you have the money.
love is not so easy for a woman
10 brush off. There are all those
mellow memories of a fervent
courtship. an ardent honeymoon
and those early hopes and
dreams you had together. There
Is always the hope that every
thing Will be the same, again.
ff'tiat fUve wifi come back
Second. every natural minded
woman wants d home: and
home isn't the same without a
husband coming in every day
for dinner. and sitting opposite
YOU at breakfast. Besides, she
Is used 10 her husband, and the
alternative of beginning life all
over again alone or of adjusting
herself 10 a new husband keeps
her Cllnglng 10 the ties that
bind
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
MARCH II TO APRIL :

MARCH II TO APRIL ~
Arics-Conccntratc on the inn
portant work and plan the best
procedure for the week. Defer
drastic changes, If feasible, until
a very ausplcious time, Avoid
friction with Superiors. those
with whom you live and work
APRIL 2f TO NAY 20
Taurus - Good influences 90
start the week and the coast
looks clear for ON q excellent
work and Improvements. Diff
cult tasks need not be feared.
NAY Fl TO JUNE p
Gcmni-Your good judgment
is on trial today so don't move
too quickly or without medita-
tion. Substantial issues. gov
ernmcnt and military interests
should progress satisfactorily.
JUNE - TO JULY %
CGHccr- Business matters. aC-
tivated by some friendly aspects
although day does not appear TO
be entirely easy or free from
restricting hiudranccs. Keep a
sharp lookout So that nothing
harmful will slip YOU up. Con-
fusion, lrutablIlty can lead YOU
wrong.
July - TO AJG.
L,0 Forget personal returns
for work and other needed cf-
forts. at least for today So
many really important matters
al stake Concerning vital issues
that perSonalviuterests can stay
inn The background now,
AUG. - 10 SEPT. %
TUgo-Promising indications,
particularly for activities Iu
which you are trained ard for
which there is urgency All
work pertinent 90 our winning
the war. and quickly, is favored.
SEPT - 10 OCT ~
LIBRA steady driving de-
termination can do wonders even
though progress may seem slow
for awhile. TO day especially
favors that doggcd persistence
OCT. p, TO NOV.
.Scorpio- Search out your adj
-ee,fetaee=- -stfttl- e,Pf-et-ttttttttes-'irrs
Monday. You are usually clcy-
crest when put to test. out
with your ingenuity and other
valuable Scorpio assets, then 90
10 work.
NOV. p TO DEC. s2
Sagittarjits - You are in the
same boat with Scorpio, and like
them are tops when emergencies
arise or difficult undertakings
must be mastered. Here's your
day-Good Luck!
DEC. % TO JAN. n
Capricorn If YOU can't do
spectacular things do your tasks
in a big way. No matter how
trivial our part may seem IN
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
The Next Season

And the entire group is now
organizing for 1914 All present
participants want lots for next
year. most that had ore this
year want two. In addition
there is a waiting list Of over
50 prospects if more land can
be obtained.
Each block has a finance COM
mittcc which is now collecting
$3.50 from each family for plow-
ing and narrowing. Any money
left over will go for tile to
drain the low spots.
The executive committee is
busy too getting bids on fall
plowing 20 start oct, 15-and
hoping for a drier spring next
year.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Home and Children

Then too, if there are chill
dren. there Is that cold fear
which clutches at any woman s
heart, when she thinks of a
court deciding who shall have
her children. And then there is
the breaking up of the home.
which requires the callousneSS
Of an auctlOneer or an eXeCu-
tIOnccr,
Last but not least. there are
all the narrowing details of get
ting a divorce. Believe me, di-
vorce is no fun, 1t is not the
light airy and amusing pastimc
that We pretend 10 think it is.
Cutting off a husband or wife,
like most surgical operations,
always leaves it, effects. That
why most girls are determined
10 make marriage click. They
have so many good reasons.
SO. son, If you are marrying
an average common or garden
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Miss Dora Yamuni
Engaged TO Wed

Mr.. AND MRS. BEJOS VA
MUM of San Jose. Costa Rica.
announce the engagement Of
their daughter, Dora, 10 S. {.
Abdoo. d. S. C., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. ManSur Abdoo of Detroit.
Miss Yamuni attended st.
Marys Academy in Windsor
The wedding will take place
in October.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Victory
Garden
Photographs

THE National Victory Garden
l. Institute. 59S Madison ave-
nue.. New York, n. Y. is seek
ing photographs OF Victory Car
denS for the purpose of select
ing the national winner First
prize of S25. second OF $l5 third
of $40 viii be awarded and n
addition. the institute viii pay
s. for each entry which II con-
SidcrS worthy TO bc included I'M
its collection
Photographs submitted must
be at least i"N5' in size; glossy
prints are preferred Con-
tcStantS may submit one or
more pictures. These need not
be the work OF a professional
photographer. but must hc cn-
tered by the person who took
them. or with his consent En-
tries of amateur photographers
will receive the same conSldera-
tion as those of professionals.
ANY type of garden may be
submitted Photo should be cap
toned by giving location Of
garden. size Of plot owner $
name and address and names of
persons Of any in the picture
The garden must represent a
.4.-ii contribution ttr-t+tt--
Victory Garden program
Entries must Doe received 10y
NoN ,l5 sufficient postage must
Boo included 10 cover mailing ii
pictures are 10 bc returned, all
photographs accepted hocoWc
the property Of the institute
apd the decision of the Judges
VIII bc fual.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Crosse Pointe
Vegetable Show

THE annual flower. fruit and
4 vegetable show of the Crosse
Pointe and Eastern Michigan
Horticultural Society is open 10
the public today at the Neigh
borhood Club, 17l45 Waterloo,
Crosse Pointe. IT includes spe-
cial classes for victory garden
ers of Crosse Pointe Township.
amateur classes for non-profes-
Sional gardeners. many classes
for preserved and canned goods,
classes In artistic arrangement
for garden club members and
also gives the children who have
gardens in connection with the
Neighborhood Club a special
place to display their produce.
William McInneS is chairman
Of the flower show committee.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Vegetable Show

Each family is 10 set up
bridge tables on the sidewalk in
front of its own garden and
show the kind of vegetables
grown. with iauctS to identify
them for the folks across the
street who may never have seen
certain varieties. Displays of
canned goods are equally i'm
portant
But the best thing about this
group is its interest in con-
tinuing vegetable gardening.
Through the four block man
ayers ~ With p Faringer, Cyril
Crimp. John Cochran and Her
bert Wyatt, people in the houses
that back on many of the gar
dcns have been helped TO buy
the lots 50 these gardens Will be
permanent.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Visits Cadet Husband

MRS W IT.. BRETZLAFF
JR of Hamilton avenue left on
Thursday for Sherman. Tex, 10
visit t,r husband, Cadet Brett
laG.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
End New York Visit

MR.. AND MRS. CLARENCE
ENGGASS of Cumberland Way
are returning this weekend
from Il 10 day stay in New York.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Successful Marriages
More FrequentIy y Found
Than Unhappy Ones
BY HELEN ROWLAND

girl, 1943 model, and want 10
stay married, I'll venture to
predict happy Golden Wedding
for you.
Copyright, is43, by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Suffrins Extend Stay

MIR AND MRS HARRY
SUFFRIN of Suffolk Drive will
extend their stay in Lckand un-
iil the middle of the month.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
A Late Start

Preparation Of the lots re-
qured Sl69 worth of "bullbol-
ing and the group now num-
bering over 100 bought such
tools as whcelbarrow, 2 ferti-
lizer SprcadcrS, a moving scYthe,
grass whip, and tried TO get
four-whecl cultivators, but could
not. SO the money for these j.
still in the treasury.
The gardens were fin a lY
plowed on June 10, but you'd
never believe il now. for the
vegetables growing in them
are we'll up 10 those planted
much earlier in other gardens.
In fact. these farmers are
now planning a festival on Sept.
f9 10 show OF their produce to
their ncighbOrs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-12
Powin8
Commences
In October
By ISABEL ZUCKER
nslroit Tm,. Garden Idltor

DACK M the winter of ~ five
~ families decided that they
really ought 10 have gardens
So they applied Tor state-owned
land, and planted them BY the
early spring of this year Is adj
duonal families wanted gardens,
So permission was obtained from
both the state and private own
erS for the use of vacant lots
along Ewald Circle on both
sides from Fullerton 10 Buena
Vista and on the west side Of
the Circle from Buena Vista to
TdNlSOn.
BY May Is the lots on the
east side were added 20 ac-
commodatc the overflow of gar
denerS.