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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Bob tales
Only Yanks' Grip
On Lead Reminds
Of Other Years
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR

In ait tine shifts and changes
that baseball has undergone in
this war year of 1943, at least
one fixture has remained the
same. The Yankees are the
team 10 beat in the American
League pennant race.
The lads who wear the uni
form of the proud Manhattan
ball club look like just another
gang OF guys in monkey suits
these days. They haven't the
class and authority that clothed
the Yankees of last year and
preceding seasons.
Gone are such luminarieS as
Joe DiMaggio, Red Ruffing, Phil
Rizzuto. Red Rolfe. Buddy Has
Sett and Tommy Heinrich. Joe
Gordon, the Sparkplug OF the
team i'm other years, is mlred IN
one OF the worst Slumps that
ever hit top-ranklng star.
frankie CroSetti has only re-
Gently returned 10 the regular
lineup following the suspension
that was slapped on him for
saSSing the jumps in the last
World Series.
Yet in spite Of these manifold
handicaps. the YankS are out in
front in the junior loop What 5
more. they seem 10 be getting
stronger as they go along They
are now pacing the circuit with
their longest lead of the year,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
EIREMEN'N NlDGIIs
The Greater Game By EDGAR HAYES
PVT. BILL MULLIGAN HAS 4. DAUGHTER
BY EDGAR HAYES

She was second baseman and lead
off hitter on the post team in
addition to being captain of the
An-WAC Softball Club. She
played softbaII and basketball in
Kalamazoo before enliSting
Staff Sgt. George A. Honeywell
found his gas mask most useful
recently al Chanute Field. Gas
escaping ,rom the refrigerator
flooded his apartment and he wore
his mask 10 help the firemen in
rescue work. He was "A former
athlete al Coldw alter High
Jimmy Brown, who was cap
tain of the St Louis Cardinals
until his induction several weeks
ago. broke into the Jefferson Bar
racks lineup the day after he re-
ported He made his debut with
a single and double. -. Norfolk
Naval Training Station defeated
the powerful North Carolina Pre-
flight nine 4 TO 2. II was a
mighty home run by Dominic hi
Maggie that provided the winners
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Wayne Hopeful
For Grid Team
Plan to Play This
Fail Possible
BY TOM HARPER

Although only one regular OF
last years varsity will be on hand
when Wayne University football
team opens its initial practice
Sept. Z. Coach Joe Gembis has
hopes enough candidates will re-
port to allow the Tartars TO con-
tinue the sport.
well continue as-faf as
breaks will permit u.s." Gembis
said. Those breaks will con-
Germ the number of candidates
Wen have out and the number
of opponents remaining on our
schedule"
Jim Hanna, an end, will be the
only returnin- veteran, although
Gembis believes at least so can
didates will turn out. The ma
jority of them are freshmen stu
dents.
y The Tartars have a seven-game
schedule which includes Western
Michigan. Bowling Green, Akron
u, Central Michigan, Michigan
State, Albion and a tentative date
with Crosse lie Naval Station.
University of Detroit. which
had been scheduled, Cancelled
football last week.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Sat(heI Faces Old
Foe Here Sunday

When Ulysses (SlimD Evans,
young right-hander OF the Motor
City Giants, takes the mound TO
oppose Leroy (SatCheD Paige in
the first game of double-header
at Dequindre Park, Dequindre
and Modern this Sunday, it Will
mark the continuation of a pitch
ing battle that started in Miami
in 1899
Evans was hurting for the Mi
ami Red SoX that year, and the
Kansas City MonarchS, with
Paige as the chief attraction,
were making their annual tour of
the South Paige defeated Evans
in a hot mound duel. 3D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
U.M. Grid Hopefuls
Report Monday
Squad Expected
10 Total 20

ANN ARBOR -Iull 2l-Al-
though Michigan FIRST 1913 foot
ball game is still eight weeks
away, Coach Fritz Crlslcr viii
preside Monday over the season 5
curtain hoiStruE whcn ne assem-
bleS candidates 10 begin four
weeks Of summer practice.
Michlgan's summer squad. OK
pected 10 total 80 or more. viii be-
made up OF both civilian students
and Serviccmen stationed on the
campus for specialized training
In the latter group are ! 400 navy
and marine traIneeS
During the four weeks. CrIslor
will lay the groundwork for the
nine-game campaign ahead which
gets under way al Camp Grant
Sept. Is.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Ydnks-White Sox
Split Twin Bill;
Smith Wins 5th

NEW YORK. July q UPl-
The YankS and White Sox split a
double-header today before a
crowd of 1884, the leagu O.
leaders winning the first game
> to behind Spud Chandler and
the SoX evening m alters by
snatching the afterpieCe, ; to 3.
Lefty Edgar Smith halted the
bomberS IN the nightcap for his
fifth victory while his mates
banged Darius Russo for L hits.
Etten, by banging IN four runs
during the afternoon, assumed the
league-leaderShip in runs batted
in. He now has g..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Tiqers Are Threats

Biggest threats 10 the YankS
are our Tigers and those lnbe-
hevable Washington Senators
The booming bat OF Dick Wake
field has made the local entry
serious contender for top
honorS. Joe HooverS good de
fenSive work and Pinky Higgins
hitting. together with the fling
ing of Hal NewhouSer, Tommy
Bridges and DIZZY Trout, have
been other important factors in
the Tigers rise
II Rudy York could get off on
a batting rampage, and a couple
Of Steve O'NeillS young hurlcrS
could win with more regularity,
the Tigers could still wipe out
the six and a half game lead
which the Yanks held before
game time Saturday The Tigers
have climbed 20 second place
without realizing all their
possibilities.
Although the Senator'S were
rated as a l0O-to-l shot before
the season opened, no one would
be bold enough 10 label them
flaSh-in-t he-pan Al this point.
They are a solid ball club, and
they. too. have yet 10 fulfill
their potentialtieS. Stan Spence,
George Case, Jake Early, Jerry
Priddy and Mickey Vernon are
all laundering In bad batting
Slumps
Bob Johnson is on Toying a fine
season. and the Mats have a bet
ter than average mound crew.
More than that, they have been
playing alert heads-up baseball
and their baserunning has been
driving rival catchers daffy
Dutch Leonard is showing
signs Of regaining his old form.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Demdret' S Of
Places Him on
Leaders Heels
BY TOMMY DEVINE

CHICAGO, July n CUPJ-One
of the greatest traffic jams in
recent golfing history developed
today as four players tied for the
lead at the end of "a holes in the
$4,000 all-American Open tour
ndment.
Deadlocked for first place in the
years richest golf events with
totals OF 2ll at the end of three
rounds were: Clayton Haefner,
Durly army sergeant from Spar
tanburg. S. C.; Melvin tChick)
Harberu. 2S-year-old aviation ca
det from Battle Greek. Mich;
Harold Jug McSpaden. the
happy go-lucky Merton, Pa, star.
and Buck" White, an unknown"
from Greenwood, Miss.
Haefner and McSpaden had
brilliant rounds of 6S today, while
Harbert and White had rounds OF
"a. The 2ll aggregate made each
member of the quartet i've
strokes under par for the "a holes.
Haerner, Harbert, McSpaden
and White all had great opportu-
mites 10 step into the undlsputed
lead but couldn't capitalize on
the opportunities. -,
Haefner. runrerup in the All
American Open last season, blew
his golden opportunity on the 400
ward No. hole when he hat Two
zee shots out of bounds, Despite
that he was out in IS and came
blazing home IN 33 strokes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Blue BonnetS and came in Sec
ond in a steeplechase, then went
out selling Canadian war saving
stamps in the crowd She's
a big drawing card there
Par Doesn't Matter Now: Per-
hapS golf editor NJ. +. Druken-
brod can dig up a Detroit
contender Until he does.
however, Toronto puts forward
as the new golf champion
George +. b. Wheeler, who re-
Gently went on a vacation and
played II days of golf, 204 holes
in all. using the same ball
II had been used considerably
before the marathon began >.
1t is stated in Wheeler's claim
for honorS he is not a Scot or
a good golfer.
Mexican Standoff Turf Re-
leases: Three Dot. Arrive on
Time, Nice Enough. Skillman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Browns Rated Next

or the other entries, the ST.
Louis Browns appear 10 have
the best chance Of oyeThauling
the leaders and that's only an
outside chance.
The recent addition OF Bobo
Newscm 90 the staff may make
p whale of n differences, but
this isn't too likely. NewSom
was made the whipping boy IN
the Brooklyn uprising and he
didn't like being peddled TO the
little Brownies. He'd much
rather be with Washington. A
disconnected Bobo is just a
major headache for any man
ager, even the baseball-wise
Luke Sewell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Walker S Hit
Helps Reds Win

CINCINNATI July y tCPl -
The Cincinnati Reds came from
behind today TO mp the PhIladel-
phla PhillieS SD. and present
CLYDE Shoun with a mound VIC
tory.
The Phlli6> blasted starter Ray
Starr for three runs IN The second
all unearned before the Reds
rally drove Anton Karl from the
mound Singles by Shoun and
LonnIc Frey and a double by Geo
Walker sent The winning runs
across the plate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Wakefield Appeal
Denied; Still in IA

CHICAGO. July "a CUP)-An
appeal by Dick Wakefield, Detroit
Tigers outfelder, for reclassifica-
ton from his la draft status has
been denied by the Cook County
board of appeals, it was revealed
today.
He has not yet been ordered 10
report for induction. The original
classification was made by selec-
tive service board No AZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Legion Mines Play
In State Event

Ternstedt' and Beaudry repre-
sent the Detroit district in the
annual state championship Amer
lean Legion baseball champion
ship tournament starting Friday
at Northwestern Field under the
two-game knockout principle.
They are the survivors of the
nine clubs that played through
the regular. local schedule.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Turnout to Tell
Spartan Hopes

EAST LANSING, July "a fUP)
Football hopefulS al Michigan
State College will register for
summer practice next Monday and
Tuesday, il was announced to-
day by Coach Charles Bachman.
THE question of whether or
not football will he played at
Michigan State this fall" Bach
man said, will be answered by
the response given this call"
Bachman said that, TO his
knowledge, only two veterans
from last year will come out for
practice They are Morgan Gin
grass, Marquette fullback, and
Bernard Neubert, guard from
Chicago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
STATE GIRL AT DIES MONIES

Don Richmond, who played
shortStop for the Athletics, IS do
ing the same job for the 18th
Signal Training Regiment nine at
Fort Monmouth, n. j. He is the
leading hitter of the league.
Mai. Lawrence J. Corsa. haiSon
officer at Monmouth. holds the
worlds record for indoor rifle
shooting with 1887 out of 10000.
Fort Sheudans post soitball
team lost its most popular player
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Triumph,
II, Over Giants

CHICAGO, July "A up
Henry Wyse won his fourth
straight game in as many starts
today as the Chicago Cubs
pounded Phil Lohrman and Van
Lingle Mungo for nine timely hits
and IL triumph over the New
York Giants.
Only Mel OTIS triple saved the
New Workers from a shutout as
Wyse scattered eight hits where
they'd do the least good
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

farm system than 10 McCarthy's
baseball savvy. fhe first thing
ball team has got TO have Is
players. they said. not unrea-
Sonabiy. This year the Yanks
haven't got the players. The
Yanks don't look much better
than most of the other clubs on
paper. but they're still the class
OF the league.
While Shaky AT other points,
the YankS stIll own the best
pitching staff IN the league.
Ernie Bonham. Hank Borowy.
Johnny Murphy and Chuck
WenSloff have given Mccarthy
something 10 shout about, AL
though. OF course. Mr.. McCar-
INV never shouts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
FHIIADIIPHIN
tINCINNAII

I"ias 80 - Totals 20 IL27 9
'bared for MstheVsan in t1o eighth
Bated for starr IN second
Philadelphia Gao 0oo 600 .
CinCIunatf 6lI 2no oo, =
Runs Nurtauch Livingston Kari
Frey ?. Upton Mueller. Sh0un Errors
Moore. McCnrmiDH. Mesner Runs batted
M Murtaueh. Wasdeli 2, WaIker 3 Mar.
SHAH. Miller TWo-hasei hits urtaurh
Wasdell Walker Three-base hit Miller
Sacrifice hit Walker. Double plays-stew-
art 20 Nurtaugh 20 Dahlpren. Moore 90
Mur'augh 10 Dahlgren. Mathewson 20
stewart 10 Dahieren Miller ~ Mccormick
Struck out BY Karl T. bv Shoun 3 Rasss
on balls or Kari oh starr 2 on Shoun
4 Hus-OH Kari IN % innings. IN
kimball in I I 3 innings. on Mathewson
Ia innings. of bic,g IN : inning on
starr 3 in innings. on Sh1un 3 In Z in-
nnEs Winning pitcher Shoun LOSING
pitcher aI<aEi---E4f, ,.- snf~> Fat-f.zrfrfuiifT
Q. Cincinnati 3 Time ~ rime 81 I'm
pires Bsllanfani Reardon ard Goetz
Paid attendance ! s5T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
ABEL ON THE PAN

Can't Beat Old Bill: William
Obert who was born in Brook
Ign So years ago, has ridden
several winners AT Garden State
Park recently Atty
tWhitey) Abel. owner and
trainer here, shipped War Shy,
one Of his horses. 10 Garden
State recently and now is taking
some mild ribbing because Old
Bill bobbed down on his mount
TO beat War Shy Obert
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
MASTERS FIRST NINE

Uarbert. who had difficulty on
the first two rounds, finally mas
tered il and had 33 going out.
However on the back nine, where
he had q % and a 80 the previous
two DAYS. he Skied 10 81. Har-
bert put ball in the water on The
long 18th hole and then three
putted 10 take a DOGGY six and
three puited the 18th for another
DOGGY
Harbert had an Eagle three on
the 485-yard second hole After
a great shot. he nit a four iron
10 within 20 feet OF the pm and
canned the putt.
McSpaden had tee shot out oi
bounds on the sixth hole and three
putted the 18th green 10 lose has
chances TO 60 out IN front
Coming from we'll back IN the
pack 10 take second place Just a
stroke back OF the leaders was
Jimmy Demaret Of Detroit. with
a 33-34 81 for the lowest card
Of the third round
Willie Goggin of White Plains,
y. Y. who was tied with amateur
MILFORD Wehrle OF Racine, Wis,
FOR the lead AT the halfway mark.
had a - for his third round for
= total 81 2t2. WehFle scared 10
a - for a 2l5 aggregate.
Glib Sellers. stocky Hot Springs.
Ark. shot maker. was alone IN the
PA bracket. Sellers. formerly Of
Edgewood Country Club of the
Detroit district. and former Mlchl-
gan open championship, had 70
to-day
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
DABF Schedule
BRIGGS NTADIJ VI

class D.-Ovls vs. Hudson l34 juniors
T III Class B-KTaetAe vs. Hudson Local
l54. o'clock.
Nirges vs. Teamsters Belle Isle Al {.
Pepsi Cola vs. Auto cub Northwestern
a. (. Parlsclean vs.. Police. North
western al !. Northeastern A. 4.
cnsvr0tet vs.. VicKers. Northwestern )
at :.
griffin VS. rAW ia Northwestern }
81 DSR vs. Jaw 400. Ives ~ 4.
Sans VS. south Fort Northwestern 4
stadium a. Rayls -. Hoffman Wal
lace Fisid A. : Arthurs vs.. Military
Police 1872, clark PARK a. 4.
CLASS u
Russell Woods VS. Haags. Northwestern
81 /. Rams Us. state SHOW University
Of Detroit a. 4. 300 club vs.. Dixie OILS.
Northwestern a. !. Arrows vs.. East
SIDE Northwestern ? A. /. JAW ".
Kings Belle Isle al West side IS.
St John Cantrus Clark PARK al /.
Lincoln Park vs. Mofticians, North
western 8 at OakVood vs. Northwest
Lions Northwestern 3 a. 4 cubs vs..
Sheriff. a. &, Atkinson a. spartans
vs. Dukes, Ives az l. S.. RITA vs. East
Side Coal. Belle Isle At l.
CLASS 4
Mnellers vs Northwest stars. Stoepei I
at 4 Frechiefs vs. Wyoming club.
stoelel a. L. West side ShaHgockS vs.
Wilson Rangers. Little ED ] az !. Great
Lakes vs.. Accessory. Wallace a, /. Bees
VS.. stays. Atkinson a. J. COWBOYS vs..
81 AIphonsus. Atkinson a. 4. Dukes
vs. Mohawks Atkinson 3 al 4.
The Fort IS 81 John Cani.us Atkin-
son a. Linens vs.. Detroiters Belle
Isle ? a. I Scorpions vs. Soars. Little
,eld az Hawks vs. Van Kuls. 81 clair
ar Ambest vs. state Lumber Palmer
Park a. Cardinals ". Catholic Cen
trail Jayne a, Leathernecks vs..
shamrocks A C. Palmer Park al Z.
FIREMEN'S MtDGFTS
Twelve - One Belle Isle A. !
Eleven VS. six St Clair at J. Ten vs.
Five JAYNE . al I. Nne vs. -Four.
University Of Detroit A. J. Eight VS..
Three Atkinson az !. Seven vs.. Two,
NnrthWsstern . az
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Local Oarsmen Set
To Win at. St. Kits
BY GEORGE r. VAN

OarSmen from this area are 60
ing TO make a cleanup in the elias
SIC Canadian Henley Regatta al
ST. GATHERINGS. Ont. next Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday
- 4sf,tt-f 81 t+1ut- trffrd after talking
10 the coaches. Judd Ross AT the
Detroit Boat Club Jim Rice Al
Ecorse and Bill Kreger at Wyan-
dette
Perhaps their optimism comes
from the enthusiasm Of their
charges. all high school boys
Crosse Ponte High students man
the Boat Club boats. Ecorse j,
made up Of preppers and The same
applies 10 ktlegef : PFetege5 from
Wyandotte.
THEY ARR GOOD
Listen 10 Ross
"<OW YOU take our four
0FloNd Nixon, Tom Blackjack,
Charles French. Bob BenyaD
a great outfit. Look il. DO YOU
know We haven't lost a Junior
varsity four race at St. Kits In
five years. And these hoy are
good. Let me tell you they
ARE good.
Our varsity eight Bob To-
hin. Bob Benya, Nixon, Black
lock, Charles French. Don Sui
Ivan, Bill MaSsnick. Jerry
Hughes and Julius Huebnprl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Runs-&osss IInde. Keller . Eaten.
Hemsiey. Errors Tuckvr. Applne Keller.
Runs bstted in--Stainback Johnson Ap-
pling Etten 2. TWo-haso hit Etten.
stolen base Moses Double plays Gro
seIt 20 Gordon 10 Ftten Left on bases
New York 10. Chicago Bases on
balls or Lee 4. Struck out-Bv Chan
der 5. BY Lee 3 Umpires-Pi pgras and
MCGOWAN. Time -- ! as. Attendance --
IS 600 testimatedj.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

a tribute TO
the manage
rial talent of
boss man Joe
Mccarthy
he has GER
tainly made
the most or
what mate
rial he had at
hand.
In past sea-
sons, = o m q
observers felt
that the Yam
KEGS Supren-
aCy was due
more to ttrr
- a aF " - l.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Miss Judith
Johnson. the
5 eeplechaSe
gal. did n I
become dis
couraged be-
c a use I h @
sport washed
out in a
hurry h er e
She hop
ped a plane
10 Montreal.
rushed out 10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Photo by Times stan Photographer

was terrible at the start. Then
they lost nv quarter boat
length to EcOrse on crab.
Watch them.
And say, our junior varsity
II amazing George Hubbard,
doc Brarken, FRANK Burn, WIZ
liam Chapman. Robert Stieger,
Willard Kerr. Mathew Van
Osdol, BIZ Cardinal and Jackie
MackenZieD. Those boys will
he right up in there. They
haven't lost vet"
WON NATIONAL FOUR
Bill krieger OF WyandottC
Svoal linn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Living II Down

Vince DiMaggio. oldest of the
three brother stars, is Just be-
ginning 10 live down a bad repu-
tation. At one time he was noted
as the gent who either hit or
missed. In 1898 he famed 1874
times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
SOFTBALL STAR IN SERVICE

DAVE SlosS. who did his sailing
around Detroit. has moved his
activities 10 bigger ponds He Is
a lieutenant in the coast guard
stationed somewhere IN the Pa
cific. Capt Eddie Carpenter,
another member OF the Detroit
sailing fraternity. is ony,iuty in
Alaska. lie. writes, Please send
some sailing scenes"
When the national soft b a ! !
tournament is held in Detroit this
summer one favoritc will be miss
ing. He is Cpl. Bennett a. Brown,
who appeared here three times
He is an instructor IN radio funda-
mentalS al TruaN Field. Madison,
Wis. lie pitched for Ocala. Fla,
and in 1910 he won 40 and lost
three games. During the national
tournament here that Year there
We're claims OF Illegal pitching
lodged against him He insisted
his pitch was legal and finally de-
mandcd they take movies This
was done and he was given a
clear bill. Brown also is one of
the best amateur golfers IN
Florida.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Tribute TO Mccarthy

Even though the playing
standard Of the entire league Is
unquestionably lower, the Yam
KEGS present exalted position IS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

Runs-Ott NJ cholson. Novikoff. Lowry
2 Meruiio. Mccullough Errors Oreng0
lombard. Runs batted in Maynard,
Nicholson. Nyse Hack ?, Mccullough,
Merullo Two-base hits Medwick. Nc
Cullough Three base hit--Otto Home run
Nicholson. Stolen base--Merullo Sacri-
fees Wyse ? Double Mccullough
20 Hack Left on bases-New York 7.
Chicago Bases on ballS-On Lohrman
!, off MunEo / off Wyse !. Struck out
BY Lohrm6n 2 by Muneo 8. BY Wyse 2
Hits-Off Lohrman in So innings, off
Mungo In 4zs innings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

F-.Tls = NI-FE- TU0F07 VQf'rlgnf q
Apping. S'sinback LIndei Gordon Runs
hatted -HOdg.n g. Etteu q Dickey.
Curtught Holloway. Lindeu Two-bAse
hits odgin Etten Three base ht-Lin-
dell. SaCrlfice-TuCker. Double plays
ArpIing 20 Holloway 20 kuhel Russo 20
t-rU-TrfT - TUT10U Len on bases Chi
csgo 10 New YORK 6 Bases on balls
of Russo Z. or Smith 3. Struck out
By Russo l. HI p.trhFr-R p Smith
GindFft Wiid pitch smith muires
MCGOWAN and PipRrsS TIme-2l3. At
tendance Il sg7 paid
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

last week. Lorraine Worth de
parted for officers candidate
school az Fort DeS MoineS. Ia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25

last week. We ought TO get in
the money" paul Thearling,
cox, Bud La Bar. Sid Fogel,
John Bosnian and Elmer Sty-
mist made up the winning
boat
Then il was Jim Rice. the dean
Of rowing himself IN the middle
west and points east and west,
great legend in the sport and
who, incidentally coached Ross
and Krleger when he ran the
oarSmen up and down the river al
the Boat Club.
Well have a nice eight in
there. Yes, sir. Not bad
crew. You haven't forgotten
what my high school boys did
last year. You haven't forgotten
that they knocked of the inter
national high school eight-oared
race and then with just short
rest. won the Hanlan trophy,
the biggest prize at 81. Kits.
Yes, sir. It's nice eight"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
With Leu Walter
HIS. SYSTEM A WINNER,
BUT INVOLVES LARCENY
CANADIAN CARD

rode a few races here several
seasons ago.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
Dearborn League

Rerk.nEer vs. Roval NJ Fordson Goebel
W DiY AZ Ford Field Haar's VS. Wi1g' n
at Retreat AL games al 2 80 p m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-25
NELSON IN NEXT GROUP

Defending champion Byron Mel
son of Toledo. O.. was one OF SIX
hnkSmen tied for the next spot
with PISS Nelson despite a
stone cold putter, had a II for
his third round
Tied with him were Byron
Harcke. BenSenvllle. III Frank
CommiSSo. Rochester. y Y. Lloyd
Nangrm Los Angeles Jim Fer
rier. Chicago: Bill Kaiser, Louis
VILE and Wehrle
Mike Turnesa Of White Plains,
y. Y, and three amateurs, Bob
Cochran of St Louis. Art Doering
Of Chicago. and John Wagner Nof
Chicago. were next with 2l6'S.
The final Is holes Will be played
Sunday
The lead in the womehs open
was held by Patty Berg OF MIN
neapoliS with a 5I-hole total OF
22s Elizabeth Hicks Of Long
Beach. Cal. was second with pa
and .Kay Byrne OF Rye. y. Y,
third with 2itt
Dale MOreY, former Louisiana
State University star. now regis
tered from MartinSville. Ind. won
the all-AmeTICan amateur cham
pionShip ( and from Bob Coch-
ran of St Louis. After being one
down at the end of the morning
round Morey took complete
charge OF the match tn the after
noon round After going in front
at the 23rd hole. he retained the
advantage throughout.