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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
EJaek Pickering
Here
and
Now

One of Detroits visitors re
Gently was a wcll-muScleo young
man named II. Dave Irwin
Ills Job is finding L. ). aNia-
tnrS whose nlnncs are forced
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10
Farmer S Body Found;
thought Killed byBuI!

ROCHESTER,, Nov 10t-Eigh-
ty-year-old Albert Grabnan, we'll
known blind farmer. is dead
today. apparently The victim Of an
enraged bull which crushed and
mutllsted MN in the barnyard Of
MS farm al I635 y. Rochester
road.
Grabman became almost totally
blind several years ago and lived
at the farm With his daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
leoree School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-10

When the lights go again-let the food of
light stream forth from tall graceful metal
lamp finished in silver and gold colors And with
it, manufactured silk shade enriched by lovely
braid and ribbon. Get new lease light =.
make this Christmas more Illuminating one!
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-23

1855. dry; upper Cut Bank sand. 27o3-
1764; lover Cut Bank. 2184-177a, Ellis,
277D. total depth. ass; fluid level, 1900
feet: swabbed ne Dbl first q hour.
shot so dts. nitro 27a0z7sos casing
damaged.
TR1GOOD.REIoHOFF NO H.
spudtled $50: Colorado shale, ESQ: 10
i9ee sssnsntss tented a. "a So4 ~ s,l.Js,
sand, 30l0-S02o; upper Cut Bank. 3os5
30s7. lower Cut Bank. SOS7-3iO5; Ellis
3t0S total depth. $40; main pay, S0s7-
3i00: fluid level 200 a.; cleaning out.
TRIGOOD-TRfBAL s9s NO. g.
NE NEM SEA 2S-S2-6W
spudded e-24-s2; Colorado shale, $50.
lo-inch az l2o; drilling 2i25.
NV NWA SEA 25-$2-ew
Spudded 7-l9-4S. Colorado shale. ITO:
10-inch cernented at 416 COMPLETION.
ganSGrsst ns ssnd sas os sn's upper e SGT c
300; main pay; Ellis. 800: total depth,
b bhgz n u be sxs s 5oo 81 s swap y as, g
first Today average. "a Dbl
TWO MEDICINE ASSN TRIBAL NO. -
NV SWA NWA 32S32-5W
10-lnch cemented at 5s5. COMPLETION
lO-l2f3; finch cemented az 2ai3. no
Sunburst sand; upper Cut Bank, 1902
295O. lower Cut Bank 2a5O-2pe3 main
1900 fl; shot, 100 quarts nitro glycerfn
swabbed 100 Dbl. following shot
T.HAGGERTY-TRHBAIs NO. -
s S% S% l A%S@ c s5o7sS shal. sss
l0-lnch cemented at $50. COMPLETION
l0-l4-43: finch cemented az 2S72: Sun
burst sand, 2705-2S1S; upper Cut Bank.
main pay: Ellis, z9lg: total depth, 292i:
fluid level. 1900 H.; swabbed 1917 Dbl.
in "a hours.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-23

two sensational producers were
drilled by The Texas Company. The
Two Medicine well was financed
by Frank Burd, wealthy member
of the tribe Four other tribal con
tract wells are drilling. Under the
contracts the. operator pays TIN
percent royalty but is allowed to
recover the cost of his well before
he begins dividing net profits of
which 35 percent go TO the tribal
council.
Following are Cut Bank compile
tiOns and other operations:
ANDERSON FEE NO. f.
Sc NEH sWA 31-32-5W
Si4as sunburss sand d. ssSsas75 III Upper sr
Cut Cut, Bank 5c1I soossos5: lover s Cas Ben I.
f.; swabbed Is bbi IN II ID hours: s. shot
60 ats. nitro siycerin; swabbed 100 bl.
G. 9. FRARYTRKBAl CONTRACT
Sc sEK swH 1s-s2-ew
Spudded e-l7-4S; Colorado shale. 700;
10 cemented at 751s drilling, POO
q. Z: FRARY-TRTBAL CONTRACT
SIC sWA NWA 1S-32-6w
Spudded 10-843; Colorado shale, 685; 10
inch at $50; drilling, $50.
COBB-TRERAI 1877 NO. s.
NE SWH NWA 19-32-5W
Spudded 1858; Colorado shale, 496; 10
inch at sic: drilling, 835.
CRUMLEYsTRIBAL CONTRACT 6 NO. T.
Sc SWA SEX 29-32~5W
Spudded 9-30-43: drilling. 240.
FRANCIS OEI~TREBAL 1877 NO. a.
NV SEX NWA 30-32-5W
Rig up.
GLACIER PRODUCTTON-sTORL NO. /
G NEA NWN 10-32-5W
Big up (FTRST REPORT).
GLACIER PRODUCTHON-HOPE NO.
NE NEk SWA 17-34-5W
Spudded 10-11-43; Colorado shale, BAT;
l0-inch at $685. drilling, 1870.
GLACEER-PRODUCTI0 -McGUENEss NO.
g.
Sc sEH swH 6-s5-5w
Spudded S-3-43; Colorado shale, 500: 10
inch casing cenented at $40.
COMPLETION $500 McGuiness sand
upper Sunburst) 2S2i-2S36, dry; Sun
burst 2e00-2g23. dry; lower Sunburst
2933-2040; OIL 203s72940; total depth,
2944 fluid level, 600 e.: swabbed 20
Dbl. first 16 hours; pumping.
GLACIER ACCOMPLISHMENTS
SWA NEn 1s-s3-5w
Spudded 9-14-43; Colorado shale, 635;
I0-inch at ga COMPLETION, 10-1B-43;
finch cemented at 2e84; Sunburst sand,
29562970, light saturatIon upper Cut
Bank, 1888 3027; lower Cut Bank, 3027
3044 main pay. Ellis, 3027, total depth,
3046; fluid level 1900 f.; swabbed 20
bbl. IS hrs; shot $40 qts.. cleaning out
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-23

SAUNDERS. TRUsTEE~TRER. iss NO. s.
Sc SWh SEA 14-32-6W
Spudded 9-22-43: Colorado shaie, ESQ:
I6Lsnch pipe al SIS: dirflilng. 242s
SANTA RETA-gAC0mM0M " NO. S.
spudsed Io.i6-4s: Colorado shale. SEQ;
10-inch AT sea- drilling, 500.
SANTA RfTA-TRxBAHs NO. a.
c sen NWM fo-98eW
spudded s-21-43s Pinch eemenled at
1921; drilling, 2s32.
SANTA RiTA-1ACOBS0N-T NO. S.
g NkA NWh lS-S3-5W
spudded e-1I1s; Colorado shale. 6ss;
l0-Inch at $40. COMPLETION fO-ls-43:
finch cemented at 9005; Sunburst sand
lower Cut Bank, 3035-3O45. main pay:
Ellis, 3O45; total depth, 3057: fluid level
IT'S feet; win shoot
SANTA RrTA-RFTCHrR NO. S.
spudded s-17-43: Colorado shale. AIS;
10-inch at asa; 7-lnch cemented at 2752.
COMPLETED e-1s-4s: sunburss sand
R oel c0t H ss s Ss .ass RESETS 2
swahbed So 66i. firs IL ~ hrs: shot 20
s sys;as zses q al pumping first Today
SANTA RITA-GOvT. o27ss4B NO. T.
spudded s-e-4S; Colorado shale, SIS: 10
inch at 615. COMPLETION 1O-20-43; z
inch cemented az 2940; Sunburst sand.
1S50-2s6O, upper Cut Bank, 2940-2945:
lower cut Bank [A4o-[9a3. main pay.
Ellis, POST; total depth, 1865; fluid level,
400 it,; swabbing 2 u Dbl. per hr.
SANTA RTTA-JORDAN NO. g.
SW NEk NEh 1s-32-5W
Location (FIRST REPORT).
Footage, 800 south of north, $50 west
of east line
RRANT.NIIEY.J0NE8 NO. D.
G SEA SWH 31-34-5W
Spudded 6-22-43: Colorado shale. 1885,
10-inch at 4sS. COMPLETION. Data
next week.
TExAC0-sTATE MASS NO. H.
c S&N SEA 1e-32-5W
Spudded 9-9-43; Colorado shale $50: 10
inch at 479; COMPLETED 10-i1-43; Sun
burst sand, 1755-1765. dry; upper Cut
Bank, 2773-2S00; lower Cut Bank, $500
1884; Ellis shale, 1884; total depth. 2s44:
fluid level, 1900 feet; main pay, 2S04-
1885, swabbed 1877 barrels first "a hrs
TExACO- BONNETT NO. g.
c SWA NWK 17-32-5W
TExACOsM4ss NO. B.
NV SWM NEM 31-32-5W
Location (FIRST REPORT).
Footage, 1850 south of north; 2310 west
of east line
TEXACO-GOVT. e7s7ssB NO. T.
G NWH SEA 17-32-5W
Spudded 8-3-43. Colorado. 400: I0-inch
at 1928 COMPLETED 9-9-43; finch ce-
rnented at 2725: Sunburst sand. 2655-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-23

HAGERTx gGRACRs-TRHBAE CON
TRACT no &---
So s6 i sS s c6ioTsso shae ESQ. 10
inch n 1877 drilling, 737
HANLON .THEBAL. fss NO. A.
NE NWA NEM 30-S2-5W
Spudded e-20-43: Colorado shaie $50.
l0-inch at sa5; drilling. 241o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. asa no. A--
s sa swz s sEH 1 eolo5sso sha.e. $40:
I0ineh cemented az ass; COMPLETED
I0i3-4s; finch eenented al 27e6; sun
burst sand, z7eS277o, show Of oil; upper
2S15-2S24, main pay. Ellis shala, 1924:
total depth, 1882 fluid level. 1000 feet:
shot with 100 qss; nitro giycerIni
time with 235 Qts.; cleaning out.
HANLON-TRKRAL A f0seM NO. -
Sc NWA NWA 32-32-5W
Location
HAYNEs-KTEsEL NO. -
C NEA SEN 1s-35-6W
573; Colorado shaIe $50: Bunburst sand,
2s25-2s35; shut down, $3.50. win drill
TO Madison lime
INDIAN OEH~wRNRLER NO. S.
Sc SWE sWk 23.S5-6W
Spudded 6-2643s drilling Colorado shale.
400; lo-lnch cemented at 687; 7-lnch
sunburst sand 24ss-2TgO; upper Cut
Bank, 28O0-2S56; lower Cut Bank 1856
1885, main pay; Ellis snale, $500 total
depth 1876; swabbed 80 Dbl I'm "a hours
before 20 quart shot nitro giycerin. 1856
1859; pumping.
IEFFREEs-E OIL NO. -
Spudded s-l6-43 Colorado shale, $50;
10-inch cemented at sos. COMPLIED
9-14-43; Tin. cemented at 2917; sun
2s17.2s7s: Ellis 207s: total depth 2s75:
swabbed IS Dbl. first "a hrs. Ffuir level,
500 feet; shot. 100 quarts; pumping.
KUHLBERG-TRTBAL lSs NO. s.
Spndded g-2O-43; Colorado shale 400;
IOinch at sos; drilling, 2425.
KuLLBERG-TRIBAL se3 NO. -
Sc SWH Mex 25-22-6W
I0-inch cemented at 725; finch ce-
mented at 1854 completion 5-29-43;
sunburst sand $sol7-ao25; upper ot Gut
30s6: Ellis 3086; total depth 3104; fluid
level 600 it.; swabbed rs Dbl; shot
so ats
NORMAN-TRIBAL CONTRACT NO. H.
Spudded i0-12-4s; standing, so
PARDEE & CAsTLE.TRHBAL 1873 NO. 4
Sc VIVA NWA S0-32-5W
Spudded 1O-12-43; Colorado shale. 525:
10-inch at 551; drilling, tbs
PARDEE-CAsTLE TRIBAL f9s NO. g.
Spudded as43: Colorado shale, 500; 10
COMPLETED s-22-43; swabbed ESQ Dbl
per day; pumping.
PAR OII~TRTBAL 204 NO. B.
G Lot 8, Sec. 13-3z-6W
Spudded s-30-z3; Colorado shale. 500
10-inch cenented at 555: finch cement
ed at 2s00. COMPLETION. Data moi
available.
McKENZIE-TRIBAL 2f9 NO. e.
Sc SWN SWk 29-32-5W
Spudded 7-12-42. Colorado shale. 445
l0-inch at 400. COMPLETION, S-16-43
Sunburst sand, 2770-2775; upper GU
Bank, 2790-2805s no lower Cut Bank
Nam ply 5snx zsS0zsOo; fluid legel w =
cemented at 27S5; shot $50 cts. nitro
fluid level. 400 IT,; shot $50 OTIS: swabbeC
35 bl. in "a hours. first Today average
90 Dbl.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1943-10-23
HELP WANTED

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Montana Oil Journal
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
D. Teams iinDBF.
Spotlight Sunday.

Class D teams Of Detroit Base
ball Federation get into Briggs
Stadium Sunday for the first time
when Owls and Hudson 154 Jun
iors play the 100 game. Kraetke
and Hudson 154 of Class B play
the 4 o'clock match. Heretofore
these double-headers were for A
and B clubs.
Three strikeout leaders appear
in the D show. Dick Littlefield Of
Hudson Juniors has four victories
and no defeats with an so aVeri
age OF is per game. Carl Norris,
who may he the Hudson choice.
has won five and averaged ID. Bill
Pierce has an average Of 19 over
a Seven-game stretch. Hudson
Juniors show a record Of nine
straight. Owls lost one in eight.
Local 400 stepped closer TO
berth in the eliminations in Class
b. starting Aug. l, in defeating
Griffin last night. % 10 4. Joe
Meyers of 400 had five hits in six
times up. including two homers
and drove in six runs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Paddock Still Holds
Mark at 800 Meters

PASADENA, Cal. July % (UP)
Friends and track fans today
mourned the death Of Capt.
Charles w. Paddock of the ma
rine corps, one OF the fabulous
athletes OF the 1920's, who was
killed Wednesday in the crash of
a naval plane near Sitka, Alaska.
Mrs. Paddock, the former Mrs.
Neva PriSk Malaby, who married
the worlds fastest human" in
December, 1880. received notifica-
ton Of the crash. She makes her
home here with their two sons.
The 43-year-old Paddock, who
served as a field artillery lieuten-
ant in the first World War and
said he wanted plenty of action"
in this one, ruled the sprint
world Of the '20s.
In 1921, the chunky youngster
ran the 100-yard dash in 9.5 for
a world record and later the same
day tied the worlds standard Of
20S in the 220-yard-dash.
Dean Cromwell. u. S. c. track
coach. who trained Paddock into
The standout runner of the world,
was stunned when told Of the
death Of his pupil and friend.
Il am deeply grieyod 10 hear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Walk Mars
His NO-Hitter

Briggs Bombers will attempt
10 keep their seasons record
clean tonight when the Detroit
Softball Association leader plays
Local 100 in the feature AT
Mack Park. Fruehauf meets
Transfers AT Z p. m, Local 7
girls take on Local 50 Bomber
cites at s.
Hudson Motor teams divided
games Of identical scores with
outState teams last night. Dow
Of Midland beat the men. so,
when Clyde Dexter. former De-
troiter. held Hudson hitless.
Only one reached first, on a
walk, as Dexter famed ios
DeXter'S homer with two on
was part Of the 4-run first in
ming.
But Hudson girls. with Con-
ME WieniswSki hurting a three
hitter. trimmed Flint. so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Stuff fOrUPset
Three Tied for Tam OShanter Lead Who Never
Have Won Major Tournament

CHICAGO, July % CUP)-The
ingredients for one OF COLTS great
upsets were present today as the
field teed off for the second round
of the $4,000 All-American Open
golf tournament.
Out in front with 2-under-p ar
cards of 70 for the first round OF
the 72-hole test were three shot
makers attempting 10 win their
first major tournament. They
were Willie Goggin. White Plains,
n. Y: Teri Johnson. Norristown,
Pa. and Bob Hamilton. Evans
Vile. Ind.
They have the opportunity 10
fashion the greatest reversal Of
form since 1895 when unknown
Sammy Parks Of Pittsburgh mas
tered the glass-topped green's Of
the Oakmont Country Club 10
win the National Open champion
ship.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
A. |. Attendance
Off 284, 436 in
Games 10 Date

NEW YORK. July % OUPi-
Baseball attendance has not
dropped of as much as some
pcsSimiStS expected. survey
showed today. with the National
League playing 10 less than 5
per cent fewer customers and the
American League l. per cent
under 1912.
The senior circuit has played a
total of 2i6 games. which drew
. 30 926 fans - an average Of
Q 646 cash customers per contest.
This Is 1882 less than the
2492. 74S drawn in the first 246
games last season when the per
game average was l0.133 This
means A loss OF 4s7 fans for each
game.
In the American League the
loss has been far greater. In 222
contests thus far. the combined
clubs have played 10 2,144,775
persons, against 2,429,2ll at a
similar point in the 1912 cam
paign. a deficit of 2S4 .436 Each
JUNIOR circuit game averaged TO-
af2 last season, against 966t this
summer "A 1881 loss for each
game
Compared with the same mum.
Der of games in 1912, the figures
for each club are:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Builder Of Champs

All -SportSdom hailed him as
the worlds fastest human. and
this was no mere phrase. He
was the fastest thing on two
legs He had no real challengers.
Dad was famed as the builder
OF the record Shattering four
mile relay team OF Oregon
State College. In recognition of
his great contributions 10 the
sport. Dad had been named
referee of the DeS MoineS relay
carnival that year, an honor
previously bestowed only upon
Fielding H. YoSt. Amos AlonZo
Stage. Knute Rockne and Maj.
Griffith.
Paddock rad been invited 10
run a special 125-yard exhibit
ton race as a feature. En- route
10 Des Moines. however. he
pulled muscle in his leg. He
feared he would be unable 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
No Second Fiddle

Improvement I'm tracks and
equipment and the natural in
crease of our knowledge OF the
sport and OF conditioning have
resulted In better times In re-
cent years" Dad observes.
But IL Paddock were at his
height today, he'd probably stiil
he the best Of all. In his hey
day he held every sprint record
worth holding and the times he
turned In were considered
astounding.
"He WAS more than n great
runner, however. Even II hev
isn't recorded as the speediest
sprinter In history, he still de-
serves rank with the greatest
for the way he popularized the
sport.
"He was an immensely ltkablo
fellow and a natural Snowman.
He won fans 10 track wherever
he raced, In Europe or In
America.
I'VE have few track stars
whose fame II comparable to
Paddock's. Just mention tho
worlds fastest human and Kids
who never saw Paddock run
will know whom you're talking
about"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Farkas Stands Pct

T. looks like Andy Farkas
meant IL when he said ne
wouldn't play football with the
Washington Redskins unless
George Preston Marshall met
his salary demands. II may he
that Andy is through with foot
ball.
II submitted my terms 60 Mr..
Marshall and am standing pat"
Fsrkas was quoted. "I have a
good war Job with a fine future.
7 have a wife. two children and
my father and mother and THAR
family dependent upon me. I'm
less the Redskins pay, i def
nitely will not play"
And when tho Washington
contingent Of Redskins left for
San Diego for training, Farkas
was not with them.
Before leaving. Marshall
stated u.
II have raised FArkas 90
salary which makes him the
next highest paid man on the
club 60 Baugh. His demands are
Unreasonable and way out Of
proportion.
"He already has negotiated
with Detroit. Fred Mandel. De
troit owner, however. advises
that Farkas contacted coach
Gus Dorais and offered his
services, which were rejected"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

Sarazen for the PEA champion
ship.
Johnson and Hamilton have
purely local regulations.
A stroke back of the pace set
tiers we're three more lesser
lights" Of the bulky field of 200
Glib Sellers of Hot
Ark. and Leland Gibson
Of Kansas City, Mo. and bril-
liant amateur ace, Bob Cochran
of ST. Louis. Mo.
NINE SHOOT ~
Included among the nine en-
trants who shot par 72's we're
outstanding performers such as
defending champion Byron Nelson.
Toledo. o.: Lloyd Mangrum, Los
Angeles, Cal. and Chick Har-
bert. Battle Creek. Mich
Coupled with Nelson. Mangrum
and Harbert at u were MILFORD
Werhle, Racine. Wis. amateur;
Sammy Byrd, former major league
baseball star from Ardmore, Pa;
Bill Kaiser. Louisville, Ky;
Harry Nettelbladt, Avon, Conn;
Buck White. Greenwood. Miss,
and Felix Serafin. Pittston. Pa.
The one and only Walter Hagen
carded a 70. So did Jimmy De-
maret
Patty Berg. Minneapolis red
head and recent winner Of the
Western Open. stepped out in
front Of The feminine field with
fine II.
Elizabeth Hicks. Long Beach,
Cal. and Kay Byrne, Rye, n. y,
we're next with 1913.
The seminal round OF the AL.
American Amateur tournament al
IS holes pits the brilliant Cochran
against Frank Kovach of Chicago
in one match and John Donohue
of Sioux City. Ia. against Dale
Morey of Martinsville, Ind, in
the other.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Kid Going Great Guns

In the inheld. the Senators
have the most improved short
stop in the circuit in young
Johnny Sullivan. The kid has
been going great guns in recent
games here. lie robbed Wake
field Of fourth hit in Wednes-
days game with a seemingly
impossible stop back Of second.
But il looks like the Sena-
tors. and the Tigers, for that
matter, are going 10 face trou-
bic in the up and coming
Browns. not 10 mention the very
substantial Yankees. With their
pitching, the Yankees from here
on may make a runaway race
Of II.
With Virgil Trucks on the
shelf with sore arm and
Harold Newhouser in a tailspin
since the All-Stsr game, Steve
O'Neilrs tiny pitching staff
looks 10 he in a bad way.
Only Tommy Bridges seems
10 be dependable. and he has
not the youth and stamina 70
pitch oftener than once a week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

run. Then Dad took charge OF
him.
The present Titan trainer did
an expert job of tapping Pad
docks injured leg and the Pasa-
dena meteor set a new record
for the 125-yard distance. Pad
dock never forgot Dads kind
ness.
In the exhibition, officials
proclaimed his time was record
breaking. Paddock. however.
thought he had jumped the gun
by the smallest fraction of a
second. He refused TO accept
credit for a new record.
He insisted upon running the
distance again. This time ne
made an unquestionably legal
start and once more flashed
over the 125 yards in record
time.
THAT was typical OF Pad
DOCK" Dad related. "He had
a keen sense Of fair play and
he never wanted anything that
wasn't coming tn him"
Although later Sprfn erS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Old Time Soccer
Stars Return

A sparkling soccer card Is
promised Detroit fans Sunday at
Sports Field, Livernois and Elm
hurst, when a Royal Air Force
team Of Picton. Ont, meets the
Detroit All-Stars.
This match will he preceded by
game between teams made up
Of players described by Harry Sim
clair All-Stars' secretary, as AN
cient warriors who played soccer
here when the fields supposedly
were lined with gold dust
These old-timers are called the
Gar Woods and the Green Hats
and their game will start at 2;30
y. m. while the big match is listed
for 3:i5 p. m. All-StarS have won
five out If their last six starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Midget Net Finals
On Tap Tomorrow

Midget finals in two age groups,
S-l2 and 1924. for both boys and
girls are on the tennis program
tomorrow at Hamtramck Park,
starting at z p. m.
For the mixed doubles tourna-
ment ending Sunday, entries will
be accepted up TO the start of
play. Call Trinity 1850 The
field includes Dick Cray and Amy
Roosevelt, Birmingham, f d d e
Matysiak and Josephine Smilka.
Jim Jankowski and Gloria King.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Rules Stop Lions
From Landing Farkas

Clark year we might nave done
business.
II explained this 10 Farkas.
There might be possibility Of
getting a ruling that would help
us over this difficulty and well
certainly explore every posi-
bility IL the proper arrange
mentS could he made I'd love to
have Andy In our backfield this
fall"
-EsEkss has good job in Wash
ington and figures he can be Z
little independent about pro foot
bail He didn't go west with the
team when il left the other night
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23

r7lnS - enough 10 peat more
powerful clubs
A good example Of Case s
sGgresslyeneSs popped up IN
Wednesday nights game here
when the heet-footed onthelder
circled all bases 10 score on an
error hy Wakefield after Case
had punched out single,
Tommy Padden, catcher
who has been around as long
as Paul Richards. scored ahead
of Case. also showing lot of
speed. Case, on the bases.
really has been A fine pace
maker for OSSie Bluege's hus-
Ting ball club. All Senators
are imhued with the idea OF
speed and hustle.
But behind Case and his
mates is Clyde Milan. the vet
Gran coach who can claim much
credit for the base stealing
proclivitieS.
Milan was one Of the great
base steaiers of MS day hrs
record is IS, compiled in 1912.
That's nnly-eight- behind ,Ty
Cobb'S modern mark OF &c.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Daring Does Deed

II is not only base stealing.
however, that makes a club
winner. The Cardinals. on the
record. are not great base
stealerS. II is speed and daring
in running the bases on hits,
errors and throws that yield
more runs and win more games
than base stealing. probably.
Whether this speed and huS-
tie will keep Washington up
there during the rest OF the
season is something for specu-
lation. They have, Of course,
enjoyed some good pitching.
Naturally, a club without
power couldn't keep on winning
iust on speed and hustle. The
Senator'S, as we relate. have
shown flashes Of good work in
the box. Added 10 that was a
good defense.
Stanley Spence. in center field,
is one OF the best fly chasers
in the business. He has been
going everywhere. picking hit
ticketed hits out OF the air.
And, although he's no great
outfelder. Cases speed has
enabled him 10 reach drives
slower runners could not get
near.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-23
Tiger Box Scores

Totals 37 n - Totals 70 II n
"Batted f0r CarraSqucl IN eighth.
Batted for Mertz IN ninth
DETROIT OO3 O0f OO0-T
Washington 30 600 OOl-A
Runs-Cramer . Hoover, Wakefield
Higgins, York OanA. Case spence.
Prddy. sullivan, Early Errors-York
Higgins Vernon. Osna Runs batted in
Spence ?. Johnson priddy, Case, wake.
held Higgins, York Two-hase hits
spence, York Three. base hts-Case.
Dana Home runs PrIddy. York. Sacri-
nee Leonard. Double plays-Hoover 20
Blocdworth to York sullivan 70 Priddy 20
Vernon Left on bases Detroit 4 Wash
ingtou &. Bases on balls-On Henshaw J,
on Oaua ? struck out BY Henshaw !.
by Dana 3. nv MertE I. Hts-On Henshaw
In 2 innings. Of Dana IN SIS innings,
m Trout o IN g inning, IN Leonard IN
s innings on Carrasquel IN ] inning. on
Mertz ] In ? innings Hit by ptcher-By
Oaua (Vernonl Wild pitches-Leonard ?
Winning pitcher OanO Losing pitcher
Leonard Umpires stewart. Wesfer and
summers Time 10