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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24

for instance. It's the way to drink your vitans
and like EN- and it tastes better than the best matted
milk ever matted"
There you go again." roared Elmer. ITO hear you
talk anyone would think every good food under heaven
had milk in it"
Silly" chuckled Elsie. There are any number of
good foods that my milk has nothing to do with.
There's not drop of my milk in Borden's None Such
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-01-24

estate near Providence. Twelve
years ago she financed her own
fire department and called for
volunteers. Fifteen joined up.
Since then, this unique depart
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
West Point TO
Continue Sports

WASHINGTON, June IS (UP)
Despite the wartime licking in
tercollegiate athletics is taking in
many other parts Of the land, the
L. S. Military Academy az West
Point does not intend 70 abandon
competitive sports.
Mai. Gen. Francis 3 Willy
superintendent Of the academy
told a House appropriations sub
committee IN testimony released
today that intramural sports can
not take the place of intercollegi-
ate athletics IN whipping up in
CentIve 10 fight
At the same tune ne disclosed
that the wartime de-emphaSI>
on spectator sports which caused
the Army-Navy football game 10
be shifted from Philadelphia 70
Annapolis last fall viii cost the
taxpayers $4,000
I'VE feel that competitive
athletics. and especially the
body-contact type Of athletics.
IL one of the finest things In
the training of soldier. We
feel that the training and morale
Of the entire cadet corps will
suffer if that il omitted.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
All in Same Boat

With rs peculiar ramihca-
'ldrs due 20 war conditions,
Cu,Ier contemplates The coming
football season with. more shan
ordinary interest
I'VE are all in the same boat
n 70 what is in store for us
In PLAYING material CrlSieT tx
planned. which makes the
whole setup more than mildly
interesting. OF course, we hope
10 knoW more about II after
July I. when the navy boys
come in
CH,Ier SAID Michigan was OK
ree'0g about 200 u0v, 'n boo
q ra.r5 n rho navy Special
leU framing group Th.- group
ir'ugg.- CusIrr particularly n.-
Ca.e, 'he navy has gwen u.s.
students permission 'a play
As yet the army has not
given permission but IN some
quarters y is believed slfhori-
tics nav change their mir3
Cooking the Michigan SQUAD
a. approximately 50 r'av-
crs-l' was found 20 ALREADY
arc io ire army with some IS
or ~0~r Ir The r8vW
That's pretty hard crack
Cr..f-r observed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Kuzma TO Miss II

While army doctors proclaim
that IN time they will have
Tom Kuzma in tip-top physical
shape again. the brilliant Miehi-
can football stars case is most
tragic. in that he may miss the
thing he most desired, front line
action in the great struggle m
which the world is now en-
quilted
Because Of q lung ailment
the after effects Of double
pneumonia, kuzma IS being
transferred -te- afi44t- rest
camp IN Colorado
After that. because of-the
riporS OF active duty. kuzma
NAV be confined 10 limited serv-
ice. This would be deep tragedy
for an athlete with kuzma
intense competitive spirit.
Kuzma was in the army re-
serve corps when called and ms
ailment was discovered at Gus
ter. where he has been hos
pitalzed.
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Name dWthon
Dodger Pilot

TUSCALOOSA. Ala June rs
1NSl-Pete CaWthnn,-a assistant
football coach at the University Of
Alabama. today announced that
he had been appointed by Dan
Topping Jr. as head coach Of the
Brooklyn Dodgers Of the National
Professional Football League.
Cawthon. who SAID he and Top
ping came 10 terms after several
days Of negotiation, will leave i'm
mediately to take over his new
duties.
He was granted a leave OF alb
sence from his post at the Uni
verSity Of Alabama by Or r r.
Patty. president of the school on
recommendation of athletic direc-
tor and head football coach Frank
Thomas
The new Dodger mentor was
formerly head coach al Texas
Tech.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Fishing
Reports
Cheerful
BY Don GILLIES

Good catches Should result
when the bass and blueelll sea-
son opens June p Reports tell
Of excessive rams and high
waters in many lakes and streams.
In the Gladwin area, lakes and
streams arc high and streams
colored Due 10 cold
weather, spawning Of blueEills
may not be completed by opening
day.
In the Jackson district pros
poets are good BlucgillS and
bass are about through spawning
and most of them should be off
the beds by next Friday.
Milo reports all lakes in that
district are high and colored, but
are expected to be in good condI-
ton for the first OF the bass
season Bass are reported on
beds now.
Perch fishing on Lake Huron
Harbor Beach and Lexington is
good. Pickerel fishing in the ST.
C,air River continues very good.
The caddis hatch has started
in the Boyne City district Wall
eve fishing is good in Antrim and
Ch1boygan counties. Perch fish
ing still good AZ Charlevoix and
prospects for opening Of the bass
season is excellent.
The weather has con warm In
the Advantageous district and
Nv catches already nave started
Trout ave biting very good with
bait still best.
Good 10 very good IL the gen.
cral report in lakes and streams
of the Upper Peninsula
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Gee ReinStdted
By Pirates

PITTSBURGH. June Is Up
Big Johnny Gee, who cost The
Pittsburgh Pirates SIS 600 in 1859.
but failed 10 pay of in victories
because of a shoulder ailment, to-
day was assured another chance
10 make good in the big leagues.
The 6-foot 9-lnCh SOuthpaw,
after working ont AZ Forbes Field
since Tuesday. was given tho go
sign by Manager frankie FrlSch
and President William BenSwarG-
or Of tho Pirates and today ap-
piled for reinstatement after bcii z
on the voluntary retired list since
last july
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Pershing, ChadseY 9's
In Prep Final Monday

PerShing and Chadsey clash
Monday at Briggs Stadium for
the Metropolitan High School
baseball championship. DENLY
and Mackenzie meet at l.3O for
third place
This arrangement became final
Yesterday when ChadSey tipped
over Mackenzie i-2 for the west
side title PershinG had defeated
DENLY for the east side honors
earlier IN the week. 81.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
OTHERS NOTED

Others seen around the 18th
green and the clubhouse were old
time footballers. Pat Smith, Dutch
Marion, Jack Blot. Chuck Ber-
nard and Stanley Fay Smith,
Blot and Bernard lost 13 balls on
their trip around the course .
Hitting them far and wide
Joe Busha and Herb Blunck, the
Statler Hotel men John Wat
kins George May, the veteran
member of the athletic depart
ment Chris Matthews, national
president Of the alumni Nate
GoldStick and Joe Hickey
Eddie Bryant Elwood Cush-
ing. father and son Fred Ems
minger Of Ann Arbor Pat
O'Dea. never misses one Els
worth Allison. president of the
Michigan Club Herb Pochle.
Alonzo Allen Ed Hartwick, Erwin
Coveney. builder Of Willow Run
Lloyd Hughes and Lou Hyde,
veteran members OF the Downtown
Quartcrbacks Thurlow Coon.
Howard Donnelly and DR.. Stewart
Wilson.
Jack Mooney four handicap
man IN the district. found the
rough tough and often -. result,
1l6
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sports
Hirsch s FreaNsh
Leo Movements
Aid Detection
Bv LEO MACOONELL

RNN ARBCF juno -S-E'-
.ev H.7sch. who rcpov,c0.y Wi.
Fa a|.5ne TIE naval frances
.-r-y,tHs NfeA=FH4r7= iii s.
ana thus eligible for Fu'z
C-S,c.s football team This year,
is mo bEIilIaDr t7.i-tot.7-
r.-.r whom f.'CN called
Crazy LEGS last -ali--
f.rs-'rs tre7Ns7 leg move
szzl.. l--l zs---,.l-- t-.------ ~ p -----
"Hc,s always Kicking himself
IN tho legs with hiS crazy
stride -7r-- HARRY S't-1r7t-
crerer explained a. one time
q -c the 1912 season Hes
the oldest runner ! ever saw.
He paddles along, or you might
Say his feet travel in opposite
directions.
Li-,hdW- The boy got around :
The sophomore Wisconsin back
r-ade the all-irportant touch
down for his team against Notro
fi.1f-rrc, rariettt17g 50 yards TO
do II.
I, IS also recalled that after
a tW0-hodr workout on The
f.--l4--,--i. field IA she spring OF
49, Nlrsch dunned a track
suit and rushed TO the field
house, where The Wisconsin
a. 4. L. meet was being held.
He broke the state broad jump
record
lie would be = nice piece Of
football furniture 70 have
around il is thought al Ann
AgOor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Changes
Bet OH
Winner

II the emergency ward Of any
Detroit hospital today is treat
ing an unidentified man who can
humble only the words Kenneth
*, the Detroit race track may
have the answer 10 the problem.
He would. Of course, be the
man who dashed up to the IN
formation and complaint VIM
dow al the track yesterday just
before the field got 10 the post
IN The seventh race.
Here's $50 worth Of tickets
on Kenneth II. It's n mistake.
Will YOU please give me $50 to
win ON Ny Porter instead?" he
pleaded.
Kenneth Is. was the extreme
outsider on the board al 40 toll.
My Porter was the tavorlte at
odds OF 5 TO 2.
Are you sure il was a mis-
take ~ asked the clerk.
Certainly. wouldn't bet $50
on dog like that" said the red
faced man. please give me the
tickets on NV Porter"
"All right, sir. Here YOU are"
said the information clerk.
Two minutes later Kenneth
K pounded under the wire, the
longest priced winner OF the
meeting at $3.50 straight. He
led sll the way. My Porter, the
favorite, finished eighth in the
field of nine.
Had the red faced man kept
his tickets they would have
been worth 81, 220.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

forts OF two years ago. when he
set out 10 improve his strokes,
Alexander surprised the local ten
mis- world yesterday by whipping
James Jankowski of Hamtramck,
district junior champion, in the
cast side final at Belle Isle,
OF. 61. N
In 'he west side matches at
Northwestern, Harvey Snider and
Sherman Katz. Central, defeated
Robert Lewandoski and Murray
Katz. Chadsey 80. CO, rs, 10 so
into the final esq.,,
Gerald Bartos Of Ch a d Sc y
clunked his brother, Norbert, 6-2.
g. rs Bob Blumcnfeld eliminated
his Central teammate, Ben Vein
berg s. 81. Ga. Blumenfeld has
not been defeated in prep matches
this season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Trosky Reports,
Ready 10 Play

CHICAGO, June 1s tUPl-
One of the American Leagues
great power hitters of the past
decade, Hal Trosky, conferred
with Cleveland Indian officials
today about a baseball comeback
Tho Indians play the Chicago
White Sox under the lights to-
night and by that time TroskX
may again be a member Of the
squad.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
4 GOOal Showing
Local Meters Despite Bed Weather That Delayed
Practice, Do We'll in Clay Courts

Robert Odman on his way 70
the national intercollegiate at
Chicago next week rs representa-
tive OF University of Washington.
also admits that meeting Green
berg has educational value
George Rcindefs young son
already il preparing 10 play
father and son doubles nine
years hence. Local tennis Is not
complete without a Reindel.
One singles match looks very
good on today's card. the meeting
OF two Californians Earl Cochell.
Los Angeles. seeded four, and
Charles Hubbard Long Be"
Junior.
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; Gophers al Notre Dame

MINNEAPOLIS. June IS CUP)
Bill Johnson, DICK Kelley and
Vic KulbitSki. University OF Min
nesota football players and men,
bers OF the marine corps reserve.
will report Al Notre Dame july !
for training. 1t was disclosed to-
a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE

FGameS behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cincinnati q. 81. Louis /
Chicago 3. Pittsburgh (called al end
n seventh weather..
New York Brooklyn ;,
RnAinn % Philadelphia o-7.
TODAY's GAMES
Philadelphia az Brooklyn
Cincinnati Al Pittsburgh.
New York A. Boston.
Chicago az 81 Louis (nighN.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

eastern and his
oppon e n I IS
either Gerald
Il a / Z o : Of
Chadsey or Bob
Bluncnfcld of
Central, " h o
meet today for
the west side
title al North
western
Rid OF the
careless. good
D, ~ -, or a "A Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Wellesley Girl Champ

BOSTON, juno rs tINS)-
judy Attcrhury. Wellesley Col
lece top seeded star. won the
nattouHf- college cnfS tennis
championship by defeating Con
mic Clifton Of Rollins College,
6-l. SO, rs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Don Faurot Becomes
Officer in Navy

ST. LOUIS. June IS up
Don Fauro', maker Of football
champions at the University Of
Missouri. takes the oath as a navy
lieutenant here today
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
HaIIett, But HurIer.
Going Into Navy

PITTSBURGH June rs CUp)-
Pitcher Jack Hallett right handed
hurler OF the Pittsburgh Pirates.
has passed his final physical exam
nation az his homo town. Toledo,
and will be drafted into tho navy.
tho Pirates announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Ross 10 60 TO Hospital

WASHINGTON. June Is tUP)
Marine Sgt Barney Ross, for
mer middlewcight boxing cham
pion. soon will enter ST. Adams
Naval Hospital IN New York for
treatment of malaria and a knee
wound.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Major League
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Cleveland SIS DETROIT as (second
game ~ innings.
New York g Washington 8
Chicago I ST Louis 13 innlngS.
Boston 81 Philadelphia as.
TODAY'S GAMES
s. Louis AZ DETROIT (twilight).
Boston az New York.
Cleveland at Chicago (nighO
Washington AZ Philadelphia (nlghD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
NINE-GAME CARD

The attractive Notre Dame con-
test is ono Of 9 scheduled for The
Wolverines this fall Pennsylvania
has been dropped and Camp
Grant added The service sdr-e
VIII be played at Rockford. II.
opening the season Cris'cr
pointed out that dropping Penn
meant loss OF $4,000 70 Mlc5-
lEan
Ohio Sta.e VIII wind up tie
schedule A. Ann Arbor Nov -.
An odd feature Of the schedule
As pointed out by Crisler is that
FIVE Of the games will have been
played in the univcrSltys summer
semester The fall semester
doesn't doesn't start until Oct. 2o.
This never happened before.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

! q W II c X
" kefield
into the big
leagues
Wakefield
YOU are not
permitted 10
forge Is the
Young Tiger
from the Ann
p ArOOT school
is
"a Detroit boy
Fritz Girls
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Big League c aIiber

Raw Fishers Michigan base
ball team was rained out IN Is
games but came up with one
Of the stars of the Western
Conference. Bruce Blanchard,
q third baseman, who may fol-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Improves
Play. Wins
Net Title

The boy who set out 10 improve
his play and did so is in the
singles final for the Metropolitan
High School tennis championship.
lie IS James AleXander OF South
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
National Net Results
MEMS SINGLES

MEMS SINGLES
Pul Tafhcr' Cincinnati defeated Fred
0No Crosse po,rte So s1. - Leon
and Conroy Etrprfcs defeated Nicholas
BerrsSy. chicago 6-2 90 Sc. James
Evert Ch.caeQ defeated Edwin Fox ne
'r..' 60. b. eco. SEES Wuut GreCntorE.
ra.cscr defeated. Robert Odmsn seattle
o.. t.l. 'b-2
MONEYS SINGLES
Seminal Nancy Corhe'. CHICAGO
deieatsd MARY fernando Detroit so,
5.t T-s Pearl Peterson. Highland Park.
7eieate1 rcar Nrohbcl Detroit, . >. so.
NEN'> not RITS
Robert Eimhreu ans Fsr ~1cne9 IS
Angeles defeated Lts Don Mcneil ard
Richard Ro-tVicE 64 T-a. az kiwhsrk
Peterson and Leonard Karpcies d,tea'sd
James JsuFoN,ti and Raw Gibson. go.
81 So 81. Sob Fausht ant lanes
rvert defeated ,h0,as BereshN an j. m
Iesrrau $50 al SIS Vincent Paul and
CharIcs Hubbard defeated George Reirtsl
and Robert Odman SO 60 Ga, 3-6. 60
ANoAII ~ puI RIES
Mary Lou Beyer and Pearl P'erson
defeated Hazel browne and Pearl Wr'ehf'.
R-I. -.E. PAULINE Beu and Narry '7rtctt
vr- from tu~'Hs DALEY and Dorothy
Parker hN default
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

Club OF Detroit =. his ~ al
Forest Lake yesterday was one
stroke better than the tally posted
by Bill Barclay assistant football
coach The team honorS went
10 Barton Hills 49,. The high gross
was turned in by Gene O'Brlen, q
snappy 1913.
But the golf was just incidental
10 days outing for alumni and
frien DIS of the University d.
Twice as many showed up for
dinner as played golf Those
who missed the recreation blamed
it on the necessity of working a
little harder than before the war.
Ken Dohertv was the guest of
honor HIS track team at
Michigan won both the indoor and
outdoor Western Conference titles
this year Ken played in a
foursone with Barclay, Fred De-
lano and Henry Hatch, the equip
ment manager of the university
Ken had a classy 1l3 Too
much rough, he explained . Fred
Delano. the popular publicity man,
stopped talking about football
long enough 10 say the Delanos
Will be three IN August.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

Ter who once at University OF
Chicago. thought he would some
dan bc a blg league baScbaIf~J
instead of bic league football
coach j. high on Blanchard
"He j. left-handed hitter
who can hit " Gftsief saS~"has
fine arm and can field. -
Cr.slcr was baseball coach ar
Chicago
Young BlanchardS dad and
Crl~ler were m the same outht
ir World War No. J.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

His so Leads u. Of M. Club Of Detroit Golfers
in Annual Meet Barclays 8 Second
BY EDGAR HAYES

Ruh is the golf cham Of Michigan Alumni assured
University Michigan him there would be movies
Club Detroit His so at OF the important games
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
WILL CONTINUE

Though ne has played three
years. Bob Kolesar outstanding
guard viii continue in school as
a medical student and Will be
available Il he has time for foot
ball kolesar was one OF the
players drafted by the Detroit
Lions
julius Franks who is studying
dentistry will again be available
IT, Ike kOlesar. he has une.
And there IS a chance that Paul
White Bob Wiese and Nlrv Pre-
gulman all in the navy. may be
assigned 20 Michigan White is in
the marines
The college football picture Is
much brighter today however.
than u was some weeks ago and
Crislor visions bg season at
Michigan
The Notre Dame crowd vii
get here some way" CrSlcr
smiled "a, BE- contemplated \
capacity throng when the IrISka
invade Ann krhor. oct 2
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

Detroit district players. consid-
ering the cold Of April and the
rain Of May that kept them off
the courts for weeks. have made
a remarkable showing in the ma
tional clay courts championships
al Detroit Tennis Club.
Mary fernando and Pearl
Peterson made the Semifinal IN
womens singles. with Mrs Peter
son opposing the national cham
pion. Pauline BetZ today after
Mrs. fernando lost yesterday TO
young Nancy Corbett Of Chicago,
Kimbark Peterson and Leonard
Karpeles are in the third round
of the doubles and karpeleS the
ouarterfinal in mems. sing G s
against Seymour Greenberg. Of
Chicago. the defending champion.
Karpeles is the first district
player 10 make such progress IN
a mems event.
Incidentally. there is no record
of a Detroit district woman
reaching the seminal before Mrs.
Peterson and Mrs. fernando
EoruoIcS' first t0ords XVhcn he
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
INTO OVERTIME

Pinch hitter Pat Secrecy singled
with one gone in the ninth ef-the
second game and scored tho tying
marker on Hocketts triple NIr-
gll Fire. Trucks relieved over
Tire at this point ana after Bou-
dreau reached first on a ficldcrS
choice, famed Cullenhine and
Heath 20 send the contest into
extra innings
Boudreau. villain Of the opener,
doubled in the twelfth for the
first hit off Trucks and took third
on Cullenbine's long fly Heath
and keltner were purposely passed
10 load the bases, but Rocco lined
deep 10 Harris and the game was
over.
Naymick the SiX-foot eight-inch
rookie, hurled the last three in
ninCS and got credit for his Sec
ond victory Of the night.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
Claims Mean Nothing
To Horse 10 Betty
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

had TO pay only $3.50 for her
return.
Grissom and Sherman also were
pleased On their S1,A00 invest
ment they took 500 first money,
A fair profit after the $3.50 loss
on the claim, training and jockey
fees were SuhstraCtcd.
Since 10 Betty had shown no
appetite. they didn't have 10 SUBJ
tract feed money
several thousand Of the 10000
fans were very pleased by the
deal TOO
FIGURED TO WIN
They figured Joe Betty was A
cinch IN that field Of eight that
went the SIX furlongs-and that s
what She was as she beat War
Wise, NorSweep and the rest.
She was the shortest tavorlte Of
the day and paid Si40
II was tho second time in two
seasons 10 Betty has been claimed
from Dangerfield here-and the
second time she has gone back.
r IS better than even money she
VIII wind up her days in the same
hands
TIE long shot shooters dream
CAME trge IN The seventh race
when J. j. Collins Kenneth h.
came pounding down for the larg-
est nutucl payoff Of tho meeting.
SIS 50 The closest he had been
t0 victory was a second m an
$500 claiming race ar Bculah Park
last month
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

r HawIey Tapping, the general
alumni secretary, played a few
ruhbcrs OF bridge while the golfers
were touring the course 49,. Char
ley Oakman represented the city
of Detroit and was postmaster
He was introduced by George
Snyder, chairman Of this years
party.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19
DON AT NASHVILLE

Or Robinson was telling that
his son, Don, haltback for the
Wolverines last fall Is now At
Nashville. where he Is IN the
army air force Then he moves
on 10 Maxwell Field, Montgomery.
Ala Morric EnggaSS was ask
ing about The Detroit Times
Downtown Quarterbacks for this
fall Bob Morgan. assistant
general secretary of the Univer-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-19

Extends
Net Star
To WiHR

In sports, the cheers go TO the
victor But today Detroiters laud
plucky Mrs. Mary fernando, wife
and mother. for her brilliant
stand, yesterday, against l9-year-
old Nancy Corbett in the womea's
seminal of the national clay
courts championships at Detroit
Tennis Club.
Mrs. fernando forced Nancy 10
three sets for be first time since
the event began last Monday be-
fore meeting defeat, 60, 3-6, rs,
tho rally coming after Nancy took
nine straight games on her driv-
ing and clever drop shots.
Along came a wind 10 spoil
some Corbett placements and
watt sand into her eyes. Visibly
perturbed. Nancy lost SIX straight
and the second set as Mary slowed
her driving to allow fop the
breeze.
SENSES CHANCE
At 3-3 in the third, Mrs Her
nando, sensing her chance, broke
servicc 10 make tho call "A and
again 81. At this point. Nancy's
youth and superior physical assets
came into play. Sting came back
10 her strokes and the decision
went her way.
Robert Odnan's wildness was a
major cause az -hfs- <ethacre- nv
Seymour Greenbcrg, defending
champion, in tho quarterfir1l
Greenberg disposed Of the Seattle
entry So 81, 60
Fred Otto, youthful Crosse
: Pointer, could not match Ire
superior shooting of Bill Talbo-'
Of Cincinnati. seeded one, anc
went down. e. 81. 60
Highland Parks Leonard Kar
I peles remained in the tournament
by removing Nick Beresky o,
Chicago s-2 60 So
Pearl Peterson went into tht
semifinal today with Pauline b.
after a relatively easy victor!
over Pearl Wrobbel CD. so
Mems doubles brought out spec
tacular tennis. The Detroit
Seattle pairing Of George Relnde
and Odman had five-set thrlllC'
with Charlie Hubbard OF Lonl
Beach GA -ta4,4fi NfHe~nt-Pat J
Forest Hills. / !
Paul and Hubbard won 3-6
6-3 ga. 3-6 Ga