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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Sure we'd love 10 get Andy
Farkas, hut its not that simple"


Farkas, hut It's not that simple"
Charles K. DoraiS. coach of the
Detroit Lions, was commenting on
Leo MacdoncllS column in the
Times today that the Lions re-
Jected the former University Of
Detroit star now with the Wash
ington Redskins.
''Farkas and George Marshall,
owner OF the Redskins. couldn't
come TO terms 80 Marshall gave
the fullback permission 10 dicker
with us. Now permission must
also be obtained from Commits
sioner Elmer Layden before
FRrkas can actually do any
thing about II. However, FarkRs
did call me long distance the
other day To tell me what he
wanted. His figure was out Of
the question because Of govern
ment rulings.
'The government regulations
set the highest salary paid any
player last year ~ the top sal
airy we can pay any new player.
Last year the Lions were with
out any outstanding star 30 we
had no o ne In the bracket
Farkas Ia discussing. II " had
been a WhiLLer White or Dutch
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

troit last night deplored the
tragic death OF one OF the most
brilliant track stars this Coun-
try ever produced, Dad mourned
the loss of an old and very
dear friend.
HE was one of racing'S very
fastest sprInterS, and one Of
the most colorful athletes we
have ever had" Dad continued.
He was exceptionally game,
and a very conscientious trainer.
He was always in top condition.
THE only way you could beat
him was to outrun him-and
there were very few people In
the world who could do that"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

Charley Paddock was a
champion anywhere, on any
track.
HE was an exceptionally fine
athlete who did worlds Of good
for racing and for the Olympic
Games.
II don't know Of anybody I'm
going TO miss as much as this
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Jumps Into Fight

Paddock. Of course. was not
liable 10 the draft. He held an
executive newspaper position
and he was past the draft age.
He could have continued at his
desk job and made real con-
tribution to the winning Of the
war. But that wasn't Paddock's
way.
In his letters TO Dad. he re-
vealed his attitude with a
frankness he reserved for his
close friends.
He had a horror Of Axis inhu-
manity and brutality He
wanted TO do everything he
could.
So he Joined the fghtingest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Yesterdays RESI- LIS
Philadelphia 30. Pittsburgh n-s.
Boston SIS Chicago AZ
Cincinnati S, Brooklyn \.
st. Louis a, New York
ToDAY's GAMES
Boston ~ Chicago.
Philadelphia At Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn At Cincinnati.
New York At 81. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Net Meet Draws 81

A total Of so in mems singles
and rs in women's with a larger
entry expected after the final
check before the draw at s o'clock
tonight is on file for the second
annual open championship tourna-
ment starting al 4 p. m. tomorrow
al Ford Field. under the auspices
Of Highland Park Tennis Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

Case Is Spark
But All Mats
Are HustIiog
By LEO MACDONELL
BY LEO MACDONELL

WASHINGTON July q -
George Case 8 performances are
: shining example Of what keeps
the Washington Senators up m
the American League race
He is the symbol Of speed
and hustle attributes which
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
SEcaNp GAME
WASHINGTON

Totals 81 p u Totals 80 u 8
Rated for wynn M ninth.
"Ran tor Clsry IN ninth
DETROIT 900 100 000-.1
Washington 600 600 600
Runs Hoover Error -- Clary Run
bstted in-HiEgins Two-bAse hits-ClAry,
Ross Stolen base Hoover Sacrifice
Cramer Double play-Hoover 10 York.
Left On bases-petrot 8 Washington O.
F3sSrS uHtts-ttff t1vrrutrF 2, orr
Wynn J. Struck Out-By Overmire =. by
Wynn s. rmpires -Weafer. Summers and
stewart. Time OF gsme-2 90. Attendance
az, 06s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

hammered tiny fractions of
seconds off Paddock's best times,
Dad does no. hesitate TO say he
considers this American hero
one of the greatest OF them all.
That takes in a lot of territory.
for Dad has known almost
every standout dash man in the
past 50 years.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

comb in 2 70
make 2 win
ming tea m
out Of u1edl-
OGRE " as n
inCton bats
men
The SenH-
tors haven I
a Dick Wake
field OF a
Rudy Y or H.
but h . v
n1aniIfRCttIT .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

OF the death Of Charles Pad
dock" he said. He was a great
Splinter, great competitor
and a real man."
At the time Of his death, Pad
dock still held the 300.meter
mark of 33.1 and shared with
Cliff Bourland, current u. s. c.
recket,-the- 30o-yard record of
30.2. which he established p
years ago.
FLYING LEAP FAMOUS
Famous for his flying leap at
the tape Paddock was the first man
to better 9.6 in the 100 yards. He
was clicked in 9.5 in 1926 but
the mark was not accepted be-
cause only watches with one-ffth
second timing we're recognized as
official
He published many articles on
sports and began newspaper ca
reer as a sports columniSt. When
he Joined the marine corps In
July, 1912. he was business mana
ger of the Long Beach Press-Tele-
gram and Pasadena Star-News
and Post.
Paddock was born Aug II,
1900, at Gainesville, Tex.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Lacks The Words

Dad paused. You senSed how
empty words were 10 express
the depth of his feelings. An
other of his boys had made the
last great sacrifice 10 safeguard
the things all decent people
cherish. There were no phrases
TO tell Dads grief and pride.
I'VE were great friends and
I'm grieved to learn OF his
DEATH" Dad began again. THE
world has lost a fine character.
lie wu great track man and
a genuine sportsman. He can
never he replaced" -
Dads friendship with Capt,
Paddock began At the Drake
Relay games in the spring OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

fellow"
The speak
or was Dad
Butler. kind
~ patriarch
Of University
of Detroit
athletics and
long one OF
the country's
leading track
authorities.
While [ h e
rest Of De-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
NOMAD OF LINKS

GoggIn. nomad who has held
professional posts ,from New York
10 California during his l6-year
links career. is the only member
of the leading trio with anything
approaching national reputation,
His greatest bid for a big-time
title came 10 years ago when he
finished as the runner-up 10 Gene
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Take Twin Night
Bill From Mats
Before 22,@
BY LEO MACDoNELL

WASHINGTON. July 23-Stevs
O'Neill's sometimes brilliant
Tigers today had pulled up tn
within one-half game OF the sec
ond-place Senators in the wake
of a smashing double victory over
Ossie Bluege's cocky boys under
the lights here last night.
With a pair OF recruit pitchers
Dana and Frank CTubby)
Overmire-achieving what vet
eran Detroit fingers have failed
to do in recent starts. the Tigers
licked the Senators, 7 to 5, and
l TO o.
A great Washington turnout Ut
e. 068 customers mourned the
twin lacing suffered by their
heroes.
SECOND WIN AS TIGER
The handsome Hawaiian. Dana.
turned in an effective relief Job
TO get the official nod for VIC
tory in the first game, a contest
started al $50 o'clock. II was
the princes second triumph in az
many starts in relief role for
the Tigers. He bagged the first
against the Yankees in Detroit
shortly after joining the Tigers.
Incidentally, ii was Oana's Sec
oud win IN the majors, the tall,
dark gentleman from the islands
having performed as an outfielder
in his other big league attach
ment, which was with the Pills
some years ago.
A home run by Rudy York. his
thirteenth OF the season and
fourth in Griffith Stadium, with
two mates on base broke tie
TO account for the Tiger win.
SIX TO FOUR
In the nightcap. Overmire. re-
vealing his best form OF the year,
bested Early Wynn. in a brilliant
mound duel. While Overnire gave
up six hits 20 The young Wash
ington stars four. the pay of ia
xored the Tigers in the lone
marker bagged by the O'Neill
BOYS.
Joe Hoover. Tiger shnrtStop
who had a big night with four
hits for the two games. three in
the first game and one in the
second, scored the lone run that
beat Wynn. II came in the fourth
inning and Is directly traceable 10
Hoover's stolen base.
The young Californian led of
with scratch single achieved
when he beat out a topped roller
TO Ellis Clary. Then Joe stole
second. which put him in position
10 move on TO third on Dick
Wakefeld's infleld out. When
Pinky Higgins drove hot
grounder 10 the box. which was
DETECTED into Johnny Sullivan's
waiting hands, Hoover scored as
the Tiger third sacker was being
tossed out at first.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

When the arcs at Griffith Sta
dunn were. lighted in the sixth
inning Of the first game Of last
nights double-header between the
Tigers and Senators it was the
first time for the procedure.
There have been other double
headers here but the first. game
was finished in daylight.
Clark Griffith got permission 10
make the switch over long dis
lance phone from viii Harridge,
after the president OF the Ameri-
can League had gotten the sane
ton Of Judge Lands, high com
missioner Of baseball.
The second game did not get
started until shortly after 9
o'clock.
Thus all Of Detroits four games
here this week have and will have
been finished under the lights.
The fourth and final game NJ the
set is scheduled for this evening
al $50 o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

gang he could find-the L. S.
Marines.
He died as he had lived, a
symbol Of that blazing. uncon-
querable spirit that has made
America great in pesceume
sports and in wartime hazards.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YEsTKRDAY's INSULTS
DETROIT III. Washington so.
New York Q, 81. Louis 5.
Cleveland 7. Philadelphia 7.
Chicago a. Boston. weather.
TODAY's GAMES
DETROIT at Washington, night
Cleveland Al philadelphia.
81. Louis AZ New York.
Chicago al Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
AMERICAN LTAGTE

Totals 2s72.s2s 2.,s27N 1iIs s22
Lost tCain. tTotal loss
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. order them
delivered tn your door from your
Detroit Times caTrier-Salesman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Fight Results
ny Gated Pres.

ny GATED Press
Fan River, Mass frankie Nelson
1853 Boston. technically kayoed Joey
SpsnEler. 1855 Now York 60. Johnny
Luz. ,if2 New Bedford Mass dsctsioned
Frank TopsIio. i47 Bristol r T. 80
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Probable Pitchers
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston tTobin $50 at Chicago tPs'sssp
Pbusdslphis CKarI Old A. Pittsburgh
brandt Oh, 3.i5 .. m, EWT.
S,w YORK 1Chase 2.5l ~ 81 LOUIS
CI)tckson 4-ll $3.50 r. m, Detroit time
Wander Nicer f-iO). p. m. EWT.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

1927. Paddock was then AZ the
top OF his amazing track career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
AMERICAN LEAGUE

y, Lout, (GaIehouss SO a. New York
(Borowy 4.sD. $50 .. m, EWT.
Chicago (Humphries So and Ross o-4)
at Boston Terry ii and Lucier 2-S),
two games. 100 2. m, EWT.
Cleveland (HArder 2.2D ~ Philadelphia
BLACK 500. 3.I5 .. m. EWT.
Detroit Bridges 72l A. Washington
(scArhorouEh An. a3n D. m. WI.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
lsf Night
Twin bill
For Tigers
By LEO MACDONELL

WASHINGTON. July % 49,
Tommy Bridges will pitch for the
Tigers against the Senators here
tonight in the fourth and final
game OF the series. In his last
two starts the veteran Bridges
defeated the Athletics and White
Sox with three-hit and four,hit
games.
Rae Scarborough, good looking
young right.hander, will hurl for
the Senators. incidentally, Scar
borough goes to the navy soon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
OPEN TOURNAMENT

AMATEUR TOURNAMENT
THIRD ROUND
wnford wehrle defeated Bill Chambers.
2 M
Bob Cochran defeated Harold Msthissn.
1 up.
Frank Kovsck defeated wynsoi spen-
GER and 2.
John wagner defeated Pete Joneson.
3 and I.
waiter Krofi defeated Jim Frisins, }
and I.
John Donohus defeated Chick Eyans.
2 up.
Dale Mor,y defeated sonny Ellis, 2
and l.
up 10 holes.
az. nrrnrtNAt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

Washington fans are loyal 10
their team they complain
shout all strikes called on the
Senators. And they cheer all fly
halls hit--hit ny the Senators.
Remember how the Tiger fans
were In i940--and 1884 and
1885?
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
oUARTERFlNALs

Morey defeated Espis. 8 and s
Cochran defeated Wehrie. 4 and 2
ponohue defeated Knoll ; and 2.
kovsek defeated wagner, I NJ
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
A BIG RUN

That one lone run that didn't
look so big at the time became
mountainous as the ball game
progressed, leading 10 victory as
the sublime little Overmire held
the hustling Senators at bay.
Wynn's finest performance Of
the game came in the sixth inning
when with runners on second and
third base and no one out, the
Tigers threatened 10 add 10 their
skinny one run.
First up in the inning. Over
mire walked. Then Doc Crsmer
dumped an attempted sacrifice
down 10 Ellis Clary. the Washing
ton third baseman. Clary felded
the ball clearly but in attempting
10 throw. the ball slipped out Of
his hands and found its way out
into left field. Stubby racing
around TO third and the Doc 10
second.
But, at this juncture, Wynn
bore down with everything he had.
He struck out Hoover. Then he
whitfield Dick Wakefield. Then he
made ggins tap an easy
grounder to Sullivan and the
danger was over. You can imagine
the roars that greeted the per.
fornance.
Stubs courage was really tested
In the ninth. With one away. Clary
singled TO left. There was a great
uproar from the Senator fans.
But, Overmire showed no signs
of being disturbed. Sullivan forced
George Wyatt. who ran fer
Clary. Then Tony Giuliani walked.
John Marion batted for Wynn and
flew out TO Cramer. The game
was over.
TROUBLE IN NINTH
Dana had TO have a little help
in the first game. After pitching
gilt-edged ball for six and one
third innings, the Prince got into
Jam in the ninth due TO his
own error. Paul Dizzy Trout
was rushed TO the hill and saved
the day in a plucky showing.
Going into this disturbing ninth
the Tigers were leading IA,
ordinarily a comfortable margin,
but after what happened the eve
ming before, nobody was too sure
about a Tiger victory. And, when
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Mittiuod), ben IA. april 1913


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8erbefampasme Der &atbultiden
&aritas

ulto otSAtSI SpltilIAACC w ~ouID''S@o''
befanntgegeben tpuroe, baben sic &a-
tbolifen Der Ser. Staaten inn bergan=
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offi5ieu bie 8erbefampagne 1913, Die
bon Ser &atbolil6en 9aritas in alien
gr5oi05eien uno 0io5eien our6gefiibrt
miro. @rabii6of @bmaro Weoonep,
0etroit, gab Ser lteber5eugung 9lus-
Druid, oaB al16 in oieiem Sabre Sine
ritas &atbolifen in groB5iigiger 8eiie
81 oem eolen Silfs1perf beitragen
iperoen, oas es ermogli6t, in oen be-
iesten @ebieten unter &riegsgefangez
men oie allgemeine Scot su linoern,
bon Ser iid) Der 0urdibnittsamerifa=
ner feinen 8egriff ma6en fonn.
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Scr untersana Der driitliden Samilie
bic idlimmite Sulge bes &rieses
Sn einem S6reiben an einen fa=
tbolii6en 3eitungsmann bat Elm me-
tbooiitiiber 8reoiger aus ga @rage,
Mo., auf oie 8i6tigfeit ser driitli6en
5amilie bineepielen nit Sen @orten:
SD iiberien0e Sbnen bies S6reiben,
tpeil es felt langem meine lteber5eu-
gltng mar, oab Sbre Stride fir oos
hriitlide Somilienleben uno oeiien re-
ligioles Sunoament melt frdftiger einr
ltebt, a1s biele unlerer protel teltantiI6en
&ir6en. Cine Ser Solgen oes gegenz
tpartigen 8eltfrieges, oie ii6 5l1 elmer
Ser perbangnisoollIten enttpideln mag
lit oas S6pinoen Ser 6riItli9en Sa=
mile in Imerifa. 9as Ser5 bes ame=
rifanii6en 2ebens tpar tets oas 6rilt=
Iid)e Seim. Infer gan5es lo5iales, 0to=
nomiibes unb religi0les 2eben erbielt
iein 2ebensblut aus oem driltli6en
Sein1.
S6on lange Dor oem &riege paren
5erit0renoe &rdfte an ser @rbeit unb
religi0ie uno io5ialogilbe Siibrer tpie-
len tparneno un0 mabneno auf Die
@efabren bin. BUR 2oderung ser Sa-
milienbanOe trugen tiefgebenoe llm=
tual5ungen i'm inoultriellen 2eben BEL
tuie sic Srauenarbeit, Die 8eItrebuu-
GEN na9 einem >b0beren 2ebensltan=
paro, Die 5unebmenoe 3abl offentli=
der grbolungs- uno Electromagnetic
me un0 6as 9lutomobil. Mietsfaler<
mem, mo &unoe bie StelIe bon &inoern
ennabmen. &ein &inb fonnte NIT @n-
bangli6feit bon einem Mpartenlent 81
ooer 6 als Ieiem trauten Seim ipre-
6en. gs mar MIR cine Stdtte gum
S6lafen l1no @iien.
Das Eral,rigite bon allem mar Sic
bollitanbige gbmeienbeit elmer reli=
gi0ien @r5iebuna obne @ebet uno ieg-
libe religi0ie lebrng. Ser Sonntag
tpar Ser grbolung uno oen 4usflii-
gen getpi6met.
Eaulenoe bon Miittern baben ibre
Samilie uno lire &inber i'm Sti9
gelaiien INN materiellen @etpinnes tpe=