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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-09
The Monitor-Leader
TUESDAY MARCH 9, l943 PAGE
Down Headpin Lane
PAGE

the Holy Name League at Mount
Clemens Recreation, moving out
in front by itself last night by
winning two games from Altes
Lager as Sheriff Theut dropped
a pair to Fox Deluxe. Progress
sive Press stayed in the thick Of
the championship scramble by
outshooting Mcmahon Coal
twice In a fourth match Mount
Clemens Recreation won the odd
game from Pepsi Cola.
Bob Elso's 545 series for
Sheriff Theut was the nights too
solo effort. l.. Peltier of Macomb
Beer had high game, 22l.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-09

A new radio-operated mech
anism transmits instantly from
an experimental airplane to lab
oratory crews on the ground a
complete picture Of the strains
and flutters, characteristics, per-
Torrance and reactions which
occur too quickly. in today's air.
craft for the pilot to note and
record.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-09
HOUSE LEAGUE

picking up little extra money
playing at night and on week
ends" Morris observed. There
also will be more amateur
leagues and ball players will be
developed and interest in the
game revived"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-09
THE STANDINGS

NEXT MONDAYS GAMES
Sharps VS.. Eagles
Streaks VS.. Wacks
Sticks VS.. Trojans.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-09

Out of the bomber of the last
war came the long-distance
commercial plane; out of this
wars bomber is the giant plane
OF the future is emerging.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-03-09
Moeomb Beer Store
Tops Holy Name Loop

Maeemb Beer Store was UNI
disputed leader again today Of
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
.Ske eier Sizzling, but

At the start Of the wee X
Skeeter Newsome, Red Sox short
stop. was batting a stout 800, a
figure which may be good enough
TO win the American League bat
ting average title this year.
Newsome had something else 10
worry about besides Luke Appling,
Dick Wakefield and Guy Court
wright in any hopes he may have
Of gaining the .itting crown, how
ever. He's got to get himself a
lot more times at bat before he
Gan be considered a serious con-
ytender for the honor.
At the start of the week the
Skeeter had been at bat only a
little more than 200 times. In
order 10 be eligible for the batting
championship he must be credited
with at least 400 official times at
bat. which means he will have 20
play much more regularly than he
has in the past.
Every time he walks or sacri-
fees he will be jeopardizing his
chance for the title, perhaps even
more than when he strikes out or
hits into double play.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Star Trays Stud
Sandlot Card
Virees Meets Auto Club
in One Of PIayoHs

Northwestern Field gets "the
cream of the crop" Sunday in the
matter of pairings in the Detroit
Amateur Baseball Federation
eliminations in Glasses A and b.
Virges, twice victor in previous
clashes, encounters Auto Club On
diamond three at o'clock in the
feature of the A double bill. Pepsi
Cola and Parisclean get together
on one. Each has loss.
An early period B match brings
together those sharp rivals, Sam S
and Arthurs.
kraetke gets the Scrappy Hud-
son Juniors al 4 o clock. At Clark
Park on the p. m. turn one club
goes out.
Northwestern has four Of the
seven d games. Clark Park gets
the st. John Cantius and North.
west Lions at 4. East Side Goa
and 300 Club meet at Belle Isle al
l. Dixie and lakewood Aces al
Atkinson one.
OF the Northwestern four the
chief is Owls and East Side.
-Four Class l. matches are on al
Northwestern during the early
period. Four teams are due Il
leave.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Six More Lions Than
In 1912 to Report
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Coach Charles (Gus) Dorais
will be greeted by AZ candidates,
six more than reported last year.
when the Detroit Lions plunge
into training at their new camp
at West Shore Golf Club on
Crosse lie next Thursday.
Dorsis will be assisted by Joe
Bach. the clubs new line coach.
Owner Fred L. Mandel Jr. an
nounced Saturday that seven new
contracts had been received. In
cluded in this list are two vet
Grams of last years squad-Sloko
Gill, a center, and Murray Evans,
quarterback.
Gill, who was honorably dis
charged from the marines, will
be a welcome addition TO the ros-
ter. The Lions see in him one OF
the best line-backers and sureSt
tacklers in professional football
And his work on pass defense is
expected TO be valuable. He
played the role Of underStudy for
lex Wojciechowicz last season.
Evans last year revealed HIM
self as an outstanding field gen.
eral and with another years -ex-
perience is expected 10 prove one
of the leagues leading quarter
backs. With the signing of Evans
Dorais now has three veteran sig.
nal callers-Bill Callihan and Paul
Moore being the others.
One Of the newcomers, Joe
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Bowling Fees to Buy
Games for Soldiers
BY HAROLD KAHL

Thousands Of decks Of playing
cards, pocket-siZe checker, chess
and domino sets. cribbage boards
and other small games will be
sent 10 soldiers overseas by the
bowlers of America during the
coming season.
The BoWlers Victory Legion,
composed of sanctioned l0-pin,
duck and candle pin spiders, both
men and women. together with
proprietors. equipment manufac-
turers and sports writers. have
made arrangements for the war
department 10 take the money
purchase and ship the equipment
Plans for raising funds for this
purpose are being outlined by the
local committee of the BVL tc
Greater Detroit secretaries as fast
as various bowling leagues are
being organized here. Each bowler
will be asked 10 have deducted
from his fee each bowling night
3 10 5 cents, which will be for
warded 10 the BVL headquarters
in Milwaukee.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

Krol, a halfback from University
of Ontario. is a husky 200-pounder.
Other new players are: Merlin
Eikenberry, a siX-foot-three end
from Manchester College and New
York Yankees football team:
Elvin Sonny Lilies, midget
guard highly recommended from
Oklahoma A. e. M, Sam Reimann
a back from Wisconsin, and Rus
sell Kaminsky, an end.
The most experienced player in
the group is Eikenberry, who
coached and played professional
football at Hartford, Conn, in
addition to playing with the
Yankees. He tips the scale at
the 200-mark. Lilies was named
10 the All-Missouri Valley all-Star
team for two years.
The rosy hue Of the Detroit
prospects were clouded somewhat
with word that Henry Rohn, full
back from University Of Nebraska,
will be unable TO report. He is
recuperating from recent APP
pendiX operation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Washington Signs
Bob Albertson
Sendioi Pitcher
Reports Aug. 80

Bob Albertson. 20-year-old right
handler for Sans, 1912 Class B
champions of the Detroit ANA
teur Baseball Federation, has
signed a Washington contract and
reports 10 that club Aug. 80 after
the finish of the federation cham
plonshIp playoffs.
Albertson, Az in the draft be
cause OF football injury received
az Kiski Preparatory School IN
Pennsylvania, caught the eye OF
Washington coaches and players
while working out with the club
here. among them Bonnie Ben.
cough, former Yankee catcher.
Last spring Albertson pitched
for Western Michigan College oil
Kalamazoo. In addition 10 pitch
ing. he plays a good hand in the
outfield and his batting has helped
Sans no end during the 1912 anc
l943 campaigns,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Johr Suspended
In Dope Case

Otto 3. Johr, Detroit horseman,
has been given a 30-day suspen-
sion by the stewards of the De-
troit race track because his horse,
Prince Waygo. was found 10 have
been stimulated with caffeine
when he won race July 26.
The suspension, which will ex-
plre Sept. 3, was levied by the
stewards not bee ause they
thought Johr guilty in connection
with the stimulation but because
he was negligent in not maintain
ing proper safeguards at his
stable.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
AIsdb Again
Badly Beaten

pAWTUCKET, r. 7, Aug. Il
CUP)-Some Chance scored by
two lengths over Ere today m the
10th running of the $1,000 Added
King Philip Handicap al Mar
raeansett and nick c d AlSsb's
second comeback attempt in the
past week.
Mrs. Al Sabath's four-year-old
bay colt started slow, trailing the
field Of II for half the distance.
He started 10 move up. but could
do no better than nose out Be-
lieve Me for fourth place.
Some Chance covered the mile
and q sixteenth in 1:46 AS and
earned A.830 for the victory. He
paid $1,000, 4S0 and $3.50.
Fire was two and half lengths
in front of Air Master and re-
turned $3.50 and $1,000. Air
Master paid his hackers $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Club 207 Due TO Close

Club DOT is one drinking spot
that is apt 10 close soon, II its
doors haven't already been shut.
For the owner OF this vastly
popular biStro is peeved with the
clientele, and he loathes the joints
name.
Club DOT. you see, is the tag
which Scribes hung on the room
az Shibe Park where Bill Cox,
PhillieS' owner. used 10 set EN- up
for the gentlemen OF the press.
Sports writers named the room
after the number Of Bucky Harris
hotel room at the Hershey, Pa.
training camp where he talked
things over so often with the mem
berS OF the Fourth Estate.
The idea seemed like a master
stroke of Salesmanship back in
those long vanished spring days
when the Pills were the sensa-
ton OF the National League pen
nent race and Harris and Cox
were the darlings Of the baseball
going populace of the City OF
Brotherly Love.
y Connie Mack. the venerable
leader Of the neighboring Ath-
letcs, Is not a drinking man. He
had no convivial counterpart Of
Club BOT, which gave Harris and
Cox an edge in the matter OF
gaining the good will OF the press.
In the mellow atmosphere OF
Club 207 more than one good
story was born. Before long the
Phillies were taking the play
away from the Athletics, not only
on the field but also in the sports
pages. Club 2o7 seemed like an
inspiration.
Since that time. however. Cox
and Harris have parted company
with bitter determinations on both
sides. Newspapenmen, who have
known Harris for two decades as
a straight shooter and an adroit
baseball manager. figured that
he was roughly handled by the
newcomer Cox.
They didn't hesitate to say 50 In
print, and as result the Phillies'
boss is hardly speaking TO a num-
Der OF the lads.
So the future OF Club DOT does
not look too secure. A great pity.
too. II was such a fine place 10
cover an assignment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

lyns and Jimmy Wilson of the
Cubs are the only National
League managers who did not
serve their apprenticeship under
the flaming leadership of the be-
loved Muggsy. Billy Southworth,
Freddie FitZSimmons. Mel OFT.
Bill McKechnie, Casey Stengel
and Frankie FriSch are all prod
ucts of the McGraw genius.
In addition 10 that. Bill Terry
who managed the Giants until
two years ago, and Hans Lobert
who headed the Phillies last year,
are both McGraw alumni.
frankie F'risch probably bears
1.-The closest resemblance TO the
colorful. Scrapping McGraw. But
facets Of his character are evident
IN ali his charges. His patience,
his rigid discipline, his attention
TO detail, his contagious belligent
ency-all these qualities can be
found in the men he trained.
None Of his disciples possess all
these qualities in quite the same
balance that McGraw did. This,
OF course. Is not surprising. There
was only one Muggsy. We will
probably never see hts like again.
He was a throwback 10 the
brawling, lusty days Of the game S
infancy. Yet he was one Of the
keenest strstegists in the history
of the sport. His influence on
baseball is comparable 10 knute
Rockne's sway in football.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
DABF Schedule
(THIRD ROUND)
CLASS A

tIHIRD NOTND)
CLASS A
Pepsi-ColA W.. PArisciean, Northwestern
!, A. 4. Virges VS. Auto Club, NV j. al
4. Transfers. bye.
CLASS n
Ktaetke W. Hudson i54. NV 2. AZ T.
South Fort vs.. JAW i7i, Clark PARK al
1. Arthuts W. Sans, NV J, at 4
CLASS n
Oakwood Aces vs.. Dixie. Atkinson I
A. 1. East Side W.. Owls, NV I. at l. St
Rita vs.. Lincoln Park. NV ?, At i West
Side vs.. hortle'ans. NV &. at 4. st. John
CAntius VS. Northwest Lions. clark Park
At 4. East Side Coal vs.. 800 Club. Belle
Isle 5, a. J. Hudson 1a Juniors vs.
State Lumber, NV a. att.
CLASS n
Cardinals, bye. 81. Alphonss VS.. Cath.
Ole Central. NV S, AT l. Ambest W.. IN,
Fort. NV 4, a. Linens w. Detroiters
NV 9, AZ I. Northeast stars vs.. Scorp-
ions, NV 5, At 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
SoftbdII Meet
Gets Under Way
Sunday Night

The 1943 Metropolitan Detroit
Times sponsored softball tourna-
ment, which will determine De-
troit's contenders for the world
championships in U. of D. Stadium,
Sept. 1920, will start in Mack
Park this Sunday night.
The opening program will be
featured by the first round de-
Tense of titles won last year by
Briggs Bombers in the mems
major league division and Local
so Bomberettes in the girls major
league division.
The program will open at z
o'clock when the draw for mems
major league opponents will be
made. The first team drawn will
oppose the Bombers at 1880.
At $50 D. m. the draw for the
Bomberettes' opponent will be
made and the defending champs
will make their first title defense
at 9 p. m.
All ma ior league teams-both
men and women-must be In
Mack Park ready 10 play. II a
team is drawn and doesn't answer
the call, il will forfeit and another
team be selected in its place.
The entry list:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Feature Race
To Ball Player
Continued from Page Two)

Continued from Page Twol
collected S26.4O. $40 and $40
across the board.
In contrast TO Bless Mes per-
Torrance was that of kempner
MarleyS Dogpatch. the 4-year-old
son OF Bull Dog which whipped
the brilliant fillies, Gold Princess
and Wise Moss a week ago in a
mild surprise.
Dogpatch did il again Saturday.
this time in the $1,000 Roger
Rogers Handicap. With Shelby
Clark in the saddle. he popped
past the pacesetting Smacked in
the stretch and came on TO win
by length and half from Gold
Princess, with Smacked a close
third and Wise Moss fourth at
the end OF the six furlongs. In
scoring his fifth victory in six
start, Dogpatch covered the six
furlongs in Ill.
Four of the eight favorites. in
Guiding Song O. War, an odds-on
choice, won on the program which
ended the 71-day spring and sum-
mer meeting. Racing will be re-
sumed Monday, however. with the
24-day War Relief Fund meeting.
which is expected TO bring at least
S200,000 for war relief.
Track officials reported the
betting was S5l0,452, boosting the
total for the II days 10 S26, l99,-
013. as against 26,545,4 34 for "a
days last year.
During the regular meeting the
track gave Sis. 507, 80 to war re-
lief funds. Saturdays admission
money of S6,880.50 went 10 the
USO fund. making a total OF
S33,686.55 10 that organization
during the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

whereby certain bowling estab-
lishments in each locality are 10
be chosen as sales agencies for
both bonds and stamps It is be-
lieved the establishments, open
until well after midnight, will be
accessible 10 war workers after
banks and other financial institu-
tons are closed.
BUY 100000 BONDS
II is estimated more than $780,
600 Of war bonds were purchased
through the efforts of the bowlers
nationally last season. The BVL
also contributed 100000 10 the
American Red Cross and SIS,
1887 TO the USO.
Frank MitZel, secretary of the
Detroit Bowling Association, is
the local BVL chairman. He
urges league secretaries now or
ganizing for the coming season &c
Immediately include in their bud
get a stipulated m cunt per
bowler per night as their leagues
donation TO the BVL for the pur-
chase of recreational equipment
for the boys overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
AID PARALYSIS FUND

These monies Will be turned
over 10 the u. s. treasury depart
ment upon order from the war
department. The army will SUI
pervise the purchase of these gifts
AMI see they are sent 10 the port
Of embarkation. PLAYING cards
and other equipment will be
labeled With the compliments of
the bowlers of America"
In addition 10 the overseas prof.
ect tho national BVL committee
also has agreed 10 give z substan-
tial sum 10 the National Founda-
ton for Infantile Paralysis. The
committee also has been named
a part Of the special war savings
s,aff 10 assist IN the promotion
Of the sale of war bonds.
A plan is being considered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

Totals IS "a "a Totals 40 II n 10
-BAtteu for Cios In ninth
Runs-Nelsi Z. Mayo ?. White. Wagner,
slder. Hall Cola, Peters. Hoekttt Heath.
Rosar, Rocco ; Boudreau 2 Mack 2,
Dean. Errors-White, skaff Runs bs'ted
Heath g. Rocco 2 Mack ?. Dean 2.
PstsEs Hoekstt,- RasaE,- White Wagner
2 Mayo, Ripple, shaft. siepert. Tso-b
hps-RosaT. Rocco. Mack 2 BoucTesu,
Hall 2. sudsr. Wagner. seerey. Hockett,
Weai Home run- Rocco. Double PLAYS -
Sudtr 10 Han 90 skan. Mayo 10 suder 20
Skaff Mack 10 BOudreau TO Rocco. Left
on bases Philadelphia TO- Cleveland 8
Base on balls>-Off Dean 4. off Eeymics
,. off Pagan ?. off Heving ?. struck out
BY Nayrniek ]. BY Pagan J. by Cola ?
by Heving !. Hils--On Pagan 10 in )
innings (none out In fourth, off Cola
IN 5 innings. off Dean In ~ innings,
off NAyriek IN n inning. off savsson
z IN o inning (pi,ched 20 bsrsrsl, of
HeWng IN "a innings. PaEss1 ball
Wagner. Winning pitcher Dean.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Bloomfield Hills
Links Titles Decided

Mrs. c. C. Predmore and c. II.
Whitelow are the new club cham
pions of the Bloomfield Hills Golf
Club. The latter defeated Al
Wallace in the 36-hole final, 6 and
s. while Mrs. Predmore downed
Mrs. J. II. DeVisser over Is holes,
4 and .
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Bob Tales
BY BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
Netione League
/ Patterned After
Late MeGraw

The late John ]. McGraw, the
fiery boss of the New York Giants
for so many gloriouS years, has
been absent from the sports scene
for IL seasons. Yet no baseball
figure, living or dead, so pro-
foundly influences the National
League pattern today as does the
Little-Napoleon of the Diamond
who died over nine years ago.
Six of the eight managers in
the older circuit are McGraw dis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Tigers Beaten
In 9Th Inning
Continued from Page Two)

Continued from Page Two)
Johnny Sullivan, and for the
Tigers Harris singled and scored
on one-bagger by Paul Richards.
The Senator's moved ahead with
two runs in the fifth. A single
by the efficient Powell batted
home both tallies. Again the
score was knotted when the
Tigers came through with a pair
Of markers in the sixth. New
houser himself batted home one
and Doc Cran1er the other.
Cramer hit triple 10 night center
10 score Hal.
The Athletics come 10 town
Sunday and a double-header is on
the boards for the Sabbath. Virgil
Trucks and Tommy Bridges will
pitch for the Tigers and Jesse
Flores and Luman Harris for
PHILADELPHIA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
SQUARED ON GOTH

Miss German squared the
match at the twentieth hole and
never again was down. She went
up al the 21st.- but Miss Wall
came on TO take the 23d and even
the count. That was her last title
gasp, however.
The Philadelphia star won the
oath when she stymied Miss Wall
From there on it was the proven
bal breeze for Miss German. She
was two up at the .27th and won
the 2Sth, 29th and Both by firing
ABB. The match ended on the
sd which Miss German won with
a perfect par 4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

Z i ID lie y n 1 i
agree that he
taught the m
more baseball
than any one
else. His COM
pl e knowl-
e d geo Of a !
phases OF tn e
game a n d his
ability 10 teach
o I h e rs, still
molds the style
of play in the
elder circuit.
Leo Durocher
OF he Brook
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Lee S 3-Hitter
Beats Bosox, 20

CHICAGO, Aug. IA UP)-
Thornton Lefty" Lee hit the
comeback trail today and on the
strength of his three-hit pitching
effort. the Chicago White Sox de-
feated Boston, 30. to wind up a
Six-game series against the Red
Sox with four wins and two losses.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Indians Beat A S
In Suggest, 12-9

CLEVELAND, Aug. IA CUP)-
The Cleveland Indians made II
hits, good for u bases as they
outlasted the Philadelphia Ath-
letics, II TO 9, before 5000 fans
TODAY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Lutheran League
w L Pct

w L Pct. W L Pet
81 Thomas S 600 Nj. Zion Is 400
Salem "a 500 Mt. Calv. o S 900
Sundays games-Mt Zion VS.. 81.
Thomas, 200 Mt. Calvary VS.. Salem.
$50 Games at Chandler Park
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
MEN

Briggs b bers defending
champs, Solventol. Progressive
Industries. Local 600. st. Clair
Shores, Greusal, Midwest Tool.
Eagles, Virges. Logies. Murray
Local No. 2, Hudson Police, John
son Kol-Pak, Local 100. Local $50,
Fruehauf, AFL Transfers, Local
l04 No. l, Local z Wings. Black
Hawks, Hudson Motor, Michigan
Alkali, Ternstedt Local 174, Our
Lady of Help, st. Agnes. Local SO.
- Horsemen, CIO Local z, Local
1O4 No. 2. Local BOB.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
LONG DRIVES COUNT

One Of feminine COLTS longest
drivers, Miss German made her
superiority off the tee pay VIM
ming dividends in the final stages
of the match. She repeatedly was,
from 10 10 Is yards in front with,
her tee /shots and then began con-
Sistenny TO put her second woods
and long irons far beyond Miss
Walls best efforts.
Through the first q holes Miss
German was troubled by cratic
putting. But when the blue chips
finally were put down she brought
her putting blade under control
and gave a masterful exhibition
on the green's.
In the morning 18, Miss Ger
main was nine strokes superior
10 Miss Wall from tee to green.
but her failure to solve the slip
perry surface of the carpets kept
her in trouble and she was one
down at the halfway point. Miss
/ Wall won the eighteenth.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15

Totals % p Totals % 27'I1
'Cronin patted for Terry in eighth
Boston COO 600 600
Chicago 002 600 OOX-2
Runs Tucker. Curtwnght. Errors --
Turner, Lee Runs DATED ih--Appiing 2
TWo-base hit-Apphng. Stolen bases
Tucker, Outright. Sacrifice - Lupien
Double plsys-Doerr 10 Lupien Applng
10 Turner, Appling 20 Webb TO Kuhel
Left on bases Boston S, Chicago s. Bases
on balls--Terry !. Ryba l. Lee 2 Struck
out By Terry 3. by Lee 2. Hits-Off
Terry in innings OF Ryba / In ]
inning. Balk-Terry.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
Miss German
Spurts, Defeats
Miss Wall, 5-4
By TOMMY DEVINE

EVANSTON, Ill, Aug. IA (UP)
Dorothy German, l9-year-old
Philadelphia coed, today defeated
Mary Agnes Wall. 5 and 4, 10 win
the ADD annual womens western
golf championship.
The long-hitting Philadelphia
staged a brilliant squirt late 10
grab the crown which was left
undefended by Betty Jameson OF
San Antonio, Tex.
Only one up after 25 holes OF
play Miss German applied the
pressure 10 win FIVE of the next
seven holes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-15
WOMEN

Local so Bomberettes defend
ing champs), Hudson Motor De
Tense. Chene- Trombly Bowlettes
Wyandotte Chemicals, Local Z
Vets.