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Evening star., 1943-08-01

-. . must be broad enough so that
there's no override Of foot. If one
foot is longer than the other - and
this is not unusual - fit the more
imposing member of the pair, and
make comfortable accommodations
for the twin by padding.
WATCH YOUR STEP: There are two
dangers inherent in shoe-rationlng.
No. |: Wearing shoes acquired from
somebody else. Shoes that fit the
friend from whom you've bartered
an extra pair may fit her and yet be
a rank misft for you. No. 2: Making
unrationed play shoes - which be-
Evening star., 1943-08-01

remove these OffenCerS. To
eradicate the trouble by
tracking down the cause, take
your ailments to a foot spe-
ciaIist. and do what he says.
Footwork? You can ease
the inescapable weight load
Evening star., 1943-08-01
v0 RYN E..
the Chewing Dentifriee

chewing gum that contains this in
gredient GUS. Pat. No. 2, ,29O,862).
Fresh Mouth and Sparkling Teeth
Ivoryne Peroxide Gum helps
to neutralize acids in the mouth
and to minimize unpleasant after
tastes and odors. However, to
many people the most important
benefit is the clean and sparkling
appearance of their teeth
Any time you feel the need for
YOUR toothbrush and ii is not avail
able-chew Ivoryne. You will find
it cleansing and generally bene-
fetal TO the teeth, mouth and gums.
Evening star., 1943-08-01

the hard city pavements.
Stockings? Like shoes, they
give you the most in foot
ease when they are diversified
-. are long enough to tug
forward even have enough
attenuated length TO fold over
Evening star., 1943-08-01

cause they are designed for play are
apt to be tlimsily constructed -
suffice for the solid supports that
you need on a job or for wear on
Evening star., 1943-08-01
FooT CARE7 Basic step il

root cARE7 Basic step is a daily
loot bath that includes 4 soap-scrub.
Mlngling with dirt is the sad lot Of
feet. Added to that indignity is con-
finement which keeps feet damp,
dark and warm E. makes feet a
happy hunting ground for germs
that can cause trouble. A germ on
the loose that will bear watching
is athletes foot - an infection that
is hard to eradicate but easy to pre-
vent. Best prevention? Thoroughly
dry feet after the bath sprinkle
a prophylactic foot powder between
toes, inside socks, in lining of shoes
.. don't walk barefooted. Watch
out for these symptoms: cracking
or peeling between toes; possibly
itchiness; or bhsters; thickened,
faky or funny-iooking nails.
Evening star., 1943-08-01

treatment for tender, tired or burn-
ing feet.
Evening star., 1943-08-01
YOUR rEDIcURE7 Two impol

health rules apply. No. /: File nails
straight across, the theory being
that if corners stick out, they can't
stick in. No. .: Let nail cutlcle
alone. CutlcIe on the ground floor
is a push-over for infection, if access
IS made easy for germs by cutting.
Corns and callouses? Stop cut
ting! Use pads or liquids to help
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

Clair after close race with loot
GmelnerS Apache IN the racing
cruising class incidentally II was
the Indians first defeat Of the
Year -na4,alla- ST. Clan,
Rambler VII. Andy Langham-
mer'N cutter. completed the Dye
sweep by beating home the cruS-
erS. boat-Ior- boat.
Charley Beck $ { boat Host. in
a special beat the three
other CS, Gamble. CayuSe and
Caprice with plenty 10 spare,
y light head wind out of the
northeast at the start picked up
10 ten miles and gave the boys
a good beat 10 the first mark off
the 81 CLAIR hight A reach
OF SiN miles 10 Huron Point light
was followed by a roach home as
the wind went around the COM
pass. MOSr of The fleet Of 81
starters finished in nuky airs.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
SHAMROCK BEATS WARRIOR

Shamrock was first around the
course and al every marker in a
boat-tOr- boat race with Warrior.
In fact tho latter, with such
good hands aS joe SnaV. MaSe
RumncN. Carl Mcurcr and Don
Rutherford aboard. had tho race
all ScWod up q mile from the
finish when Shamrock GhoSted bN
20 heat the other eight
NinN I'd WunSCh'> 80 had the
race slowed away I'm the racing
.eI.iti~inV -dtVt~t"pa-snei ire 49, sorI
markers Then her splnnakcr mur-
dercd her as the wind went for
ward ON thc last leg EStrellNa.
Apache and NtosSc came mp fast
and the lauor. like Shamrock.
>neakod oW to win off Windmill
PoIntC
A4te-<e- rfcH-iSt1s- r1llrir-rIFl- -nt
Clcte yelling her skipper. and
Ken Green Avery Macklem. Viii
hcr Shaw. Carl NosSberg. r ID.
Amcpt and Jim Armour With
Moore aboard la Sale was his
wife Mildred his sister Lib Mis-.
tele brother-in-law Harold
MiStele, and Leon Charminad.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Connolly Gains 3rd
HnVitafiOnaI GsOIfTifIe
By VI. F. DRUKENBRoD

Frank Connolly today has a
mark other Detroit amateur golf
erS likely will he shooting al for
some time He IS the first 10 have
gained a share in the champion
ship OF the nvItational tourna-
mentS AZ three district clubs
A previous Co-w1nner AZ both
Red Run anG Mcadowbrook. Con
molly came through with Or. r.
II. Cornell yesterday 10 win tho
Crosse -fir- cvFur. They defeated
the Grand Rapids team Of Harold
Brink and Jack Sharp, 4-3, in the
final
Only the championship the
Franklin Hills tournament has
escaped Connolly and II has been
suspended for the duration His
best showing at Franklin Hills
was several seasons ago when No
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Jinns' Clash
In H. P. Tennis

Jack Luke. who keeps buster
than a Nazi propaganda dispenser
as director al Fort Field High.
land Park. merits mention today
for tournament disposal.
Both the juniors and boys in the
Highland Park Tennis Club event
are down 10 the SemifnalS after
starting play Saturday Finals
are due Wednesday Alexander
Hetzeck. Il Hamtramck. is n
SemifinaljSt in the junior and
finalist in the BOYS.
The two JimS, JankowSki Of
Hamtramck and Alexander Of
Southeastern High School meet in
the Junior for the third time this
season. In the other bracket
Bill SayreS BEDFORD. encounters
Hetzeck. Walter English and
Hetzeck. state boys doubles cham
pionS. are in the boys title match.
The boys had an all-Hamtramck
semifinal Hct2eck ouStlng John
koliba Is. 6-3, and English
trimming 10 year old southpaw
Ted JaN. 60 6-l
JankowSki made the Junior final
four in defeating Kenneth Mum
die. -. g. after Nundie mad
vowed 10 WIN this one for two
guys. myself and Jack Luke -
Hetzeck stopped Eddie MatySlak,
6-2. 2-6. go. something Of an
upset as MatySiak'S Scvercr game
was expected 10 bring him
through.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
PLANTS 1T CLOSE

Sharp delivered 'he feature shot
on the second hole. dropping his
approach less than a foot from
the flag for a birdie 7 Connolly
got that hole back with a birdie
on the fifth
In the Scminnals. Brink and
Sharp beat II. II. Davidson and
Art Pony 2-l and Or Cornell
and Connolly upset Randall Ahorn
and c Farley ! up Brink and
Sharp were four under on the
first nine but led by only ! up
In a nine-hole final Of The For
toss flight. Walter Hagen had A
rs as he and a W Wallace de-
feated It John Foley Jr and
Rolln Tavlor ! up
Other flight finals Liberator-R
Eyaul-G Webb defeated a Con
nor-R Klintworth. . I'D. P-2S
Fills Berry-H Nehrer defeated J
Bunkleman-H Myers 2-1 P-40
p A Galvn-P r Zont defeated
J. Georee-R Zinn 3-2
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
No Duration Titles

MEX LOndeS has waved aside
The suggestion thar the bout be
tween Jake LaMoUa and lose
BsSora. which be viii stage at
olympia next month, be billed as
a contest Tor the duration MD
dleW lEht championship
LOndCS says he does not believe
i'm duration championships
There il only one worlds
champion and one champion"
HondcS declared Tony Zate Is
the champion and the only
champion"
But the indomnitable LondeS,
who appears 10 have plucked an
other fiStiC-Iose- nul-nt-Al Nuke
Jacob S garden makes no pre-
tense Of Conccaling the fact that
LaMotta and BaSora. next 10 Zale
are rated the Two best middle
weights IN the business
LaMOtta and Basora have been
designated by Ring Magazine as
the No. / and No , ContenderS
for the title and # YOU care TO
drop around 10 his office, LondcS
VIII show you copy of the maea-
zine prOclaImlnc same. In fact
the Olympia matchmaker might
be induced 10 bring the magazine
around 10 your home or office
for a look LondeS IS that happy
over landing the match
And there appears 10 be no
doubt but what Londes has again
picked a rich plum The fight be-
tween LaMotta and BaSora should
be a good one. Already LaMotta
IS A big favorites with the local
fans and BaSora Will bring 10
Detroit with him a very fine ring
record. a record that includes
victory and draw IN two bouts
with LaMotta.
BaSora boasts of something like
80 victories since starting his pro
career m his native Puerto Rico
half Of which were by knockoutS
He has lost few fights In only
ono was he stopped Ue lost on a
technical knockout 10 -F2Iar
Charles after suffering a cut eye.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
By GEORGE r. VAN

II WASH 80 long ago that the
Detroit Yacht Club was known
particularly for us accomplish
mentS in things other than yacht
Inc.
For instance. It's bridge PLAYERS
ranked with the best m town Cand
may StilD II had a pretty good
baseball league y. Y. G. SWIM
merS were winning most Of the
meets II even had a representa-
tive table tennis outfit
But Detroit Yacht Club sailors
weren't IN the picture The
Yacht IN Detroit Yacht Club
mad become a hollow miSnomcr.
Us not that way now This year
the Dye sailor boys swept every Z
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30


Moreover. he is lerly 20 bca'
l, all-tmc mark OF &c. winch he
ro'sled With Milwaukee In 1886
lac e-r4aH-- -honfefS -era Work. wit
total an even zoe as q TICcr And
Three more ho Wa awa>, 300 as
hs total since lUunE prolcs-
Slcrai which Was with Knoxville
IN 1888 Uc PLAYED huf three
games with knoxville moving on
20 Baton RSage thence 20 Beau
mont
With r. homer> for 'he current
month. ono lindcr- s-rrcord. York
suffered a tough break inaSmuch
AS there are Two more days left
i'm August hut mo Tiger games
arc scheduled The Tigers are
idle until THURSDAY when they
open p series with the Browns al
Briggs Stadium.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
DON ZIEGLER
non two eIasses /.

Don ZIcgler by winning high
point honorS IN the Service Run.
about and Racing RunabOul
classes, topped the Detroit Out
board Association Regatta al
Belle Isle Sunday before a crowd
estimated by Belle Isle police, TO
be close 10 10000
Chuck Thompson. as usual
tops the A division hydroplaneS
while Leon Guthrie led the r and
G divisions. Phil Coury and Stan
Lenik suffered the only miShapS
in the days racing. Spilling in the
hydroplane races but escaped in
urleS.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Doris Retains
Her NetCrown

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 50
TNS Miss Doris Hart of Miami,
Fla, today began her second con-
secutlve year as national girls
tennis champion
Miss Hart won the title At the
Philadelphia Cricket Club by TRIM
ming Dorothy Head Of Alameda,
Cal, 6-3. 6-3 in the finals of the
26th annual tournament.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Law Edges Out FurgOl
TOWinHiS First Title

team championship with 2S6
Other, on the team were Bill
Fenwrck. Bill Metchert and Carl
Daniels Plymouth was second
with 293
The closest 10 Law and Furgol
in a field of AZ players were Don
Mead and Dempsey Wright who
tied for third at l44.
Totals Of the others under 80.
tta-Lnhn DevAns Frank Iawor Art
NcNabb, BIZ Melchert John Bahis TIN
Gohs
196 Mike Novsk Tex Ellison. Fred
-t,aa+.h7-F F3+ii-F rr'-frr
ifs Perry By1rd BIZ tckes
lfe Ambrose Klenes Lou Law ne Tuny
LopuCki Car Daniels. !. KuznuCk. ---
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Es(Oe Tops Briggs
Golfers for Third Time

Two marks for consistency were
set in the annual golf tournament
Of the Briggs Stadium employees
at Hawthorne Valley Charley
EScoe won the championship for
the third year in row, posting
a fine 75. And Louis tRed)
MOreau had 50 10 be unnerup,
also for the third straight time.
EScoe keeps the Walter O. Briggs
trophy and Morcau again was pre-
senied the OLYMPIA trophy
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
SPORTS
York Has Good Chance TO Beat His
Best Seasons Homer Mark
By LEO MACDONELL

Though Rudy York disappointed, doubt in that he
fsled eclipse Is home single month,
especially since hy only Of matching his feat of
Aug 1887 be Tiger haseman appears to have within
comparative easy grasp honor for long distance
hitting
WITH so honcrs FOR The he bagged his 29th
ard IOth S. Louis Yesterday better
his best bc league season mark S. for 1887
Tiger suCgcs year Detroit With only five to tie
and 30 odd in which 10 achieve
Tins goal. n looks like Rudy this achievement.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
SlahI Wins
Calf. Title

LONG BEACH Call Aug sc
GNS)- Marvin StahL Michigan
State champion. yesterday won
the twentieth annual Southern
California Professional Golf AsSo-
citation tournament
Stahi. formerly or Lansing but
now Of Hollywood. defeated Harry
BaSSler Of Los Angeles. : and 4.
in thc 36-hole final round
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
LASALLE TOPS RACERS

Russell Moore'S slippery r boat,
LaSalle came out To race for the
first time this season on Lake ST
CLAIR and Sneaked around the
course fast enough TO win the
racing class honorS on corrected
time ahead of Cormorant, Bob
Gould 5 OlX-mctcr and + Tn q
Crates eICht-meter Shamrock
NJteSSoX. Clete WellnCS 80 "
COT her first winning GUN on S.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
sECOND GANT

Totals a3 ~ totals - 4 y "a
'BAttcJ for FeusIl IN nihth
Rar fDr SrhuifK IN ninth
BaUed for Potter In ninth
DETROIT non 100 42i-4
- Louie 0Oi 600 0t0 =
Runs WaksheIt York Bridges,
Zarlla 2. Runs batted IN York. Larlils.
stephens. Higgins 2 Cramer Two-hass
hits stephens Brcges Three base hts
Sterhens Crsmer Home runs-York,
r1ri1a Double 1lay stephens 20 Cut.
f,tidgs - McQuibn\ ten On bases- Ne
rot 7, "a iouis s. BASES on bsi.- or
Bridges m Psttet , struck Nut az
hrdfsv nv Potter rupires- PipEraL
Ps-r" srd stewart Pine ~ Attend.
ance sf77.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

'GameS behlnd leader.
Yesterdays REStLTS
DETROIT i5-4, S. Louis So
New YORK % vHs'nn 81 tnrsf Cars
washington 50 Philadelphia Al llfst
game 20 Innings
Cieve and % Chicago H.
TODAN'S GAME
Boston ~ New York
On.y game scheduled.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
One-Hit Holly

Charles Holly. formerly Of Little
Rock. Southern Association. has a
one-hlt game on his scroll today
after Rogells Old Timers won
Yesterday from Woodwork A g
of Ferndalc. 20 Roy Hoffman
tripled home both runs in The
fourth
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Manager Has d 81,
Beats Isl Nine Mark

a recold % b ~ fHr flsi n.ne
= -rvrtir- wryr--- WV scr -
years ago ht = Dc B.a~l 'ner
n student az Rcdford High va,
beaten by one stroke Yesterday
hy Bob Jonas The club manager
Jonas had fNe brides and f9u
pars for 3i iIe played tho o.
two koles IN near darkness
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
RUDY CONNECTS

The Tigers kept the assault
against Miller IN the sixth 9xheH
Wakefield walked and scored
ahead ot York when Rudy hi into,
the left field bleacherS for his
sixteenth homer OF the month and
his 18th of the campaign Stephens
hii his second OF The game IN the
home half OF the round
In the Tiger seventh. Wood. who
replaced Bloodworth a. second. hlt
an inside OF the park homer. while
In the eighth the roof fell on
Miller. Cramer singled and
Hoover sacrificed. Wakefield dou-
bled to score Cramer. York vas
passed purposely and then Higgins
singled Wakefield home Harris
was passed 10 FIJI the bases and
Wood cleared them with A double.
Al Zarllla put the Browns ahead
with \ wallop on top Of the night
field bleachers in the third inning
Of the second game. hut II was
red when York pounded one into
tho bleacherS in the fourth sfo
bring his month s total 10 II and
for the campaign TO 30
The Tigers picked up a pair in
The eighth. Crsmer opened with
triple and Hoover famed Wake
field ked. hut on Yorks
grounder Cramer was run down.
higgins, however, came through
with a hit IN drive i, thn t.,o
tallles
\ pass 10 Zarilla LaabS single
and Stephens double after Laabsl
had been cut down stealing eave'
the Browns one in the home
eighth. Br1dees doubled and
Cramer singled for fourth Tiger
run IN the ninth
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

thing in the Mackinac race and in
Saturdays BaNView Yacht Club s
abbreviated All Night race Of s.
miles the burgce Of the big Belle
Isle Club was out in front in the
three big classes
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Tiger Box Scores
FIRsT nAMF

IOths W 70 lofAf 81 ~ = 10
eatied for Fu1hF In fnurfh
Bsued for Miurt In ninth
DETROIT 0f3 n02 1913
D. Louis 020 20l 0OO
Run'--CraneF Hoover Waksfsld 2
fork 2. Higgins Harris Blood worth 2,
Wo3d tnser ? Trucks stephens Z,
Byrnes. ChristnAn Errors Wood Laahs
Runs betted in--uhser. CrameF Hoover
2, stephens , Chhstman Higgins z,
Trucks 2 Hayes. York e. Wood A WAKE.
fiecld Two.bass hits -Chseri Trucks,
Hayes Wakstield, Higgins Wood Three
htss hit-Byrnes. Home runs stephens
2 Hoover Higgins York Wood ssEri-
zee Hoover Douols Ply-clsry 10.
Detroit Z. 81 Louis Bases IN balls
or Trucks / or Fuchs 2 or Milisr 2.
StrucV rIi r. Trucks q by Muncrsf 1,
~ Mllc- Hts-on Muncrief IN ~
inrings. or Fuchs 3 IN ~ innings oH
Min : In innings Ht nv pitcher Nv
hiiiet 1Bloodwortn1 rosInF pitcher
Muncrief Umpires stewart ripgras and
Berry Time 50 2
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

He won the eighth with = birdie
I, enabling his side 10 turn ! up
despite Brink fine birdie 3 on
the ninth Then ne ended the
match by sinking an S-footer for
a winning par ! on the 18th
Three boGcNS on the second
nine best Brink and Sharp They
went one over on both The llth
and 18th, Connolly winning them
with par As. Then came the ono
,on the 18th. whore Brink missed
a chance 10 prolonG The match by
chipping short and missing the
rNILNf
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Denndret S 81
On Ind Round
Wins PGA Title

MIDLAND Mich Aug so
Every thing else equal or there
about It's putting that counts in
golf
Jimmy Demaret Of Plu m
Hollow proved this again yeSter-
day in winning the Michigan PGA
championship but not until he
had gone from one extreme 10 the
other with has putter. "
He had 75-67-l42 over the par
u Midland Country club course
for a three-stroke margin over
tho runnerup. Al Watrous of Oak
land Hills. a Seven-tIme winner Of
the event. who posted 73-72-l45
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
EDGES OUT FURGOL

He connected with 69-6S 137r
three under par for the first dis
tance, 10 edge out by one stroke
Eddie Furgol, the defending cham
pion from River Bank and recent
winner Of the MGA Open-Ama.
teur.
After a morning 20, Furgol.
great fniSher. matched Law 6S
in the afternoon threatening 10
tie his rival for the championship
right down 10 the final putt
Law owes his victory 10 his
success on the first nine He was
six under par on this half for the
day. despite four puts ON No.
Ii Of the first round one time
he must have feared his short
game was about 10 desert hum
Law led Sylvan Glen to the
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
NESTERDAN'S RLSIITS
Boston al New York Ia.
BROOKLYN IS PhladeI ph'a IN
Chicsgo III. Pittsburgh 2
Cincinnati So ST. Louis - tssr-n1
EAme, II lnninEsl
TODAN's GAMES
81 Louis A. PNfsrGfEn tl1.
Only games scheduled
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
EASY FOR TRUCKS

II was cinch for Trucks. since
the Tigers slapped three -Rfen-ntr
hurlers for II hits. bur Bridges
had Ia travel az has best 10 beat
Nelson Potter
Bloodworths single UnSer's
double. single by Trucks and
Hoover's smash into the left field
hleachers got Trucks off 10 four
run lead IN the second inning of
the first game The Browns
scored two on Stephens seven
tPenth homer of the season,
Byrnes' triple and single by
ChriStman.
ONelll's men came back with
thTee more IN the third against
Fuchs, Higgins started II with
homer\. Bloodworth singled and
Cnser walked Both Of em rode
home on >TruckS double The
Browns came back with two in
The fourth when Stephens walked.
ChrlStman singled and Hayes
doubled.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

Professional golfers frequently
have referred To Jay Law as one
OF the best wood club players
among Detrolrs amateur golfers.
As much as he appreciated the
compliment, the Sylvan Glen star
always complained in mild way
because ne couldn't hook up a
good short game with his long
drives in tournaments
He finally combined the TWO in
yesterdays Michigan Pub INK
tournament at Plymouth Country
Club and the result is his first
championship,
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
TOO MANY s-PUTTS

BCmaret almost putted himself
nutof the tournament on the sec
ond nine IN the morning. He
three-putted three green's 10 take
A 10 afterguing- -outIn
Then he began dropping them
and after that there was no stop
ping him as he passed Joe Before
OF Detroit Country club, the first
round leader with n and then
WatrouS the las, one 10 challenge
hIm
The Plum Hollow pro had seven
brides and two bogeyS in his
sparkling 1884 81 Six OF the
brides were--oNer stretch ~
eight holes beginning with No. 4.
and II was this sensational drive
which carried him past his rivals.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Pressure Kept On

What does a football coach say
20 his players between halves Of a
game
That's an oft-repcatcd question.
With the An Stars leading Is
80 : here t>-whai Harry StutTt-
dreher reportcdly said 10 his boy
between halves Of the AIl-Star
game m Evanston he other night.
Listen. fellows. don't let up
on the pressure. n anybody is
tired. let us know and We will
replace YOU right away. As long
a. we keep the pressure on they
can't get much sleep Don't
make any individual switches.
Stick "a what you know. Let's
play A. a unit.
Were in pretty good shape.
You're doing good job, You're
wOrking-presSure pressure NIL
the way Keep right on after
them and we'll wear 'em down.
There are only 80 minutes more,
30 minutes more, Now all out. "
And Tho Washington Redskins
felt the pressure y 70 I OF d..
Just i'm case Jack Zeller and
other baseball mogulS are plan
ming on players coming OUT Of
service after The war. we pa aSS
along the observation of one scribe
who covered the War Bond game
IN New York
"one interesting Sidelight
came Out OF the War Bond
game" wrote he SGIibc. That
vas preVicw ~ the tKnubles
coming out ~ service after the
war. Hank Greenberg's batting
failureS-he hit into double
play and struck out twice
We're The tlpOif Hank hadn't
PLAYED anN NrriuuS baseball
prior TO this game since he WAS
induCtpd into the army two
wears agD fi> eve was def
nitely rusty and timing late.
AS q matter & fac' GrlenbeIc
has been quoted L, ,sNnc hat te
did nHf plan on rcywnE his hig
g.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
SECOND NINE STOPS AL

WatrOus was out in "a in the
afternoon and led Demaret by a
stroke At the -hnaf- -tuTn. But The
Oakland Hills star took 3S com
ing IN 10 Dcmaret "a
Before had - on the second
round and was tied al l46 for
third place with Lee KoSten Of
MuSkegon Frank Walsh Of Red
Run was next with 74-73 l47.
followed by Orm Beaupre Of De-
trolt with 72-76 -l4S PVT. Emer-
lck kOcSlS Of Fort Custer turned
IN one OF the days three Sub-par
rounds, "A II IN the afternoon. for
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30

and EIlis Berry went 70 the semi
final after they had won the
medal.
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
Rudy Hits Two
As Tigers Whip
Browns Twice

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 30-Open
dates in the two remaining days
of August will keep Rudy York
from tying or heaking his own
major league record for home
runs in a single months in
August. 1887.
The Detroit first baseman tried
hard enough, Smacking out his
18th and 30th homers of the sea-
son as the Tigers whipped the st.
Louis Browns in both ends of yes
terdays double-header. 1875. and
ID. That made total Of II this
month, ,but still one short OF tying
the mark
The double victory also sent the
Tigers back into the first division,
in fourth place ahead of Chicago.
They won behind the pitching of
Virgil Trucks and Tommy Bridges,
aces of the Tiger pitching staff.
There were eight homers in the
twin bill
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
RUNNERUP LAST YEAR

Dr. Cornell who finished In the
runnerup spot with Pvt Mike
Dietz AZ CROSSE lie a year ago.
proved a valuable helper yester.
day getting IN two telling hcks in
the final
Detroit evening times., 1943-08-30
start, sos r. VI. Saturday


b Charles Beck Host 20 49, Arnold Fuchs second
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