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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-09
New Baltimore

NEW BALTIMORE -- The
Married Ladies Sodsh,y held
their annual election OF officers.
SUNDAY afternoon. The officers
are Mrs William Hoineman,
president, Mrs Leo Niebauer.
frs; vice president, Mrs z.
Plcguo. second wee president
Mrs Robert Hubbard, secretary,
and Mrs August Rose treasurer.
Mrs Melvin Fuorst and
daughter. visited Mrs 3 EN-
Kushner. Of Detroit Wednesday
Mrs Ed Lsnstra returned
from Indianapolis, Ind this
week. where she mas been visit
ing her SISTER, Mrs Waiter Lash
ley.
The winter csrnivs, held A.
the High School Friday evening
was a complete success.
Thirty women Of the Home
Nursing CrsSS- taught oN Mrs.
Biney. a. registered nurse took
their final examination Monday
Mr. and Mrs Paul Schmid, of
Detroit spent the weekend with
MIR and Mrs John Marsh
A group OF ladies who meet
once a month VIII have pot
luck dinner as part OF their
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Christmas party. AZ the home Of
Mrs Louis Pingel, Tuesday eve
ming.
Mr. and Mrs Irwin Fritz and
Mr. and Mrs Russell Potter were
hosts 20 Mr. and Mrs Louis PIN
gel and Mr.. and Mrs Allan Hur-
ley i'm Detroit at dinner Wcdncs-
day evening ln celebration of
the latter two couples wedding
anniversaries Later they re-
turned 10 the Hurley home
whore they enjoyed pinochle
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Mallskoy
OF S. Clair Shores visited
friends IN New Baltimore Satur-
day
Arnold P,cguc. son Of Carl
P,egue, who broke his lee 10 re-
covering.
Cadet Dale Simmerman, Of
Brookings. South Dakota, spent
q ten day furlough with Mr. and
Mr., Dale Simmorman
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Fuerst
Will attend a party in Detroit
Saturday evening az the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Henry Smith.
Mrs. Ambrose O Mallcy en-
tortalned her pinoch.e club
Tuesday evening
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around and came looming back
the original dive-bomber of
the 20 s-and came so close that
the man had to dive off the scat
folding into The chilly waters Of
the Detroit River.
What happened next? or
course. Lieut. Pomeroy was Of
fic ally reprimanded and
grounded He chafcd under this
for a day or two until some
friendly brass hat i'm Washing
ton had the ban lifted So much
for George time at Selfridge.
II was during his traiping here
that Lieut. Pomcroy met the
family Of MIR and Mrs. George T..
Smith George was later shcr-
ifJ. and subsequently, Charlotte
smith became Mrs Pomeroy and
a much travelled flier'S wife
Pomerov was native New
Yorker. After his initial eNper-
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GiIIperi'S. Miller
i'm Tie for Second

Gilbert Cut Rate moved into
a tie for second place by winning
l~ee from McAlpInes. Other
games resulted IN two TO one
wins. Special mention IS given
to Shorty Cottrell. who made
the double split on the Al and
clio, pins
F Edgette OF Salters took high
for a single game with 1876
count. While Z Quessenberry of
KrauSes copied the three-strlng
honors with 4 score OF S02.
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as Consolidated Vultee Aircraft.
Pomeroy visited Mount Glenn
ems several weeks ago, when he
stopped over with a party of
army and government officials,
i'm between trips 10 Europe.
A few weeks ago he celebrated
his 18th wedding anniversary,
and il was a significant occasion.
II was the first time in 10 years
that he and Mrs. Pomeroy had
been together on their annivers-
airy. Some day, after the war is
over, he hopes to renew his in
terest in two hobbies: photog-
raphy and machine shop work.
Maybe he'll choose Mount
Clemens.
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In 1929, B. c. Dalberg, presi-
dent of Celotex Corporation
went 10 Stimsons and asked to
buy the best flying Job they
had-and wanted il coated with
Celotex for lengthy tour of Of
fetal business. He also asked
for the best pilot they knew. He
got a swell plane and pilot to
match-Pomeroy. Later they
advanced the luxury-liner to a
higher class, 10-passenger ST.
korsky amphibian, which had
everything INCLUDING hot and
cold running water.
TRANSFORMING
They logged all over the
United States, Canada and
Mexica with that Sikorsky; land
ed near Mount Clemens many
times 10 visit the Smith family
and other friends, and in one
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Expresses were his craft, and
they flew through the noun
tains at night-a daring feat in
those earlier days of aerial navi-
CATION.
TEAMS WITH ENSIGN
About this stage another local
figure entered the picture. Pom
eroy became acquainted with
Harley Ensign, young man who
liked airplane mechanics. and
excitement. They chummed up,
and flew many thousands of
miles together. That was before
Harley, now county undersher-
if, entered police work here.
For IL years Pomeroy packed
the mail, mostly with Ensign as
his mechanic. They used Ford
tri-motored jobs, StinSons, Con-
doris, Douglas and Lockheeds.
A young blond-haired chap
flew mail planes with them, and
he cracked up quite a few. They
called him Slim, but his real
name was Charles A. Lindbergh.
Once in a while Pomeroy and
Ensign would wing into Clare
more, Okla, where they picked
up mail and a passenger or two.
Often sharp-featured man
would climb aboard, and be-
tween chaws on his wad of gum
would make some mighty clev-
or Wise-cracks and philosophical
observations. His name was
Will Rogers.
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fence with flying, thanks to the
immortal Wright brothers, he
Joined up with Uncle Sam in
1916 as an aircraft mechanic and
got 10 France Dissatisfied with
ground crew work, he persuaded
a French aviator 10 teach him
TO fly in one OF those flimsy. BIZ
plane jobs that didn't even car
~ guns as a regular feature.
FAST COURSE
He soloed for more than two
hours over a French meadow,
and was then considered a sea-
Soned flier. The plane was an
old French Breguet and TO this
day George can still feel the
thrill OF that first solo ride above
the soil of France.
He was assigned to the 95th
Pursuit Squadron, among a
bunch Of boys whose names are
honored today in every abode
OF the great Army Air Corps
Quentin Roosevelt, balloon-bust-
ing Frank Luke. and Raoul Luf-
berry, originator Of that first
great defensive tactic, the Euf-
berry circle They were men!
In the late TWcntieS, eX-Lieu-
tenant Pomcroy decided TO car
ry the mail lie was one Of the
pioneers OF the Cheyenne-Salt
Lake run over the hump of the
Rockies. Converted DeHavi-
lands, and not giant Liberator
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1943-12-09

ChicaGos Loop is a district Of
downtown Chicago encjrcled by
loop in the elevated railway.
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LADIES WE'D. NIGHT

There are 200 species Of birds
in Labrador.
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Men, Women! Old or
Young! Need Pep?
Want New Vim and Vitality?

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exhausted. rundown. old lacking In pep, vim W.
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why thousands OF lron-poOr men. women are amazed
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m nimun daily nutritlonal requirement. Also Vita
min Is, TWICE minimum daily nutritional re-
gurenent. plus minimum supplement calcium.
Good news S5c Introductory siIe OstreX only 29ci
For sale AT all drug stores everywhere
- in Mt. Clemens at Cunningham's.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Variety Cuts Into
Tennis Routine
Illness and Default
Slow SemifinaIs

One thing and another took
Saturdays public parks tennis
championship matches Al North
western out of the routine Lii
Ian Van Burcn did not like the
courts. onlookcrS said, and de-
faultcd her scmifinal to Mary
fernando in tho FIRST set.
Cramps seized Jim Alexander
in the second set Of his junior
Scnifinal with Bill Savers and
Alexander finished in agony, los
ing a thrce-Scttcr. The scores
were as. 6-3. g.. Sayres meets
jim JankowSk al 2 p. m. Sunday
for the title
Morric Drilling showed up with
an intestinal aiUnont but played
out his engagement with Hubert
Manire.
Mrs. fernando and Flora
LomaX Henderson. as expected,
arc i'm the WomcnS final AT 2
O'Clock. They were fnahStS at
Belle Isle in 1912 when Mrs. Hen
dcrSon was the victor.
Manire and Richard IT NcFar-
land, former Ohio State No. !,
qualified for the mems champion
ship session at 3 o'clock. Manire
eliminated Drilling IN Saturday s
Semifinal. 81. Ga. his better all
around play keeping him ahead
McFarland'S smoother strokIng
.nvnrcame Leonard kArpcleSr not
Southpaw as mistakenly re-
ported in these columns, 60 6-4.
KarpelcS made 2 match Of u in
tho second SCI after Mcfarland
apparently had matters at his
diCtatlOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Goes Chop Chop
To Win Race

NEW YORK. July ; CUP)-MiN
River Stables Chop Chop. a quick
stepping son Of Flares. raced to
a length and one-half victory in
the $4,000 Empire City Handicap
before a crowd OF about $4,000 at
Jamaica today
Stepping Smartly away from tho
gate under tho husting riding Of
Johnny LonCdcn. the Mill River
colt opened a long early lead die
was tlrmC fast in the final quar-
ter bat held OF the final rush
of Royal Nap. which took second
money a half length over Prince
QulIO
Tho winner raced p mile and
three SiXteenthS IN Isl Is.
breaking City Talks track mark
by a fifth of a second. y Nv
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Father Is III,
Cu|Ienbine Here

CLEVELAND. July : CUP)-
Outfclder Roy Cullcnblnc Of the
Cleveland Indians was called 10
Detroit today because or the sud-
den and serious Illness OF has
father. Manager Lou Boudreau re-
vealcd.
Cullcnbinc's departure follows
the loss OF another outfcldcr,
Rookie Hank Edwards, who was
injured, but not seriously in an
automobile accident last night
Edwards and pitcher Joe IICv-
ing were run down by a car, with
Hcving suffering a possible brain
conclusion.
Cullenbine's father. Roy Cullen
bne Sr., 81, was removed 10 Ford
Hospital Saturday when his con-
dtion became worse. The family
home is at 912l CharlevoiX.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
0vermHe, Truck!
Pitch Sunday

BRIGGS STADIUM July ;
Frank (StubhyD Overmire and
Virgil Trucks VIII pitch for the
Tigers against the Yankees IN
Sundays doublC-hcader X-rays
revealed no breaks in Trucks e.
bow. He suffered a pulled muscle
but reports he's okay for duty
now.
Ernie Bonham and Bill Auber
or Hank BoroWy viii be the New
York fingers Sunday.
Keller accidentally was spiked
by Boudreau in Cleveland yester-
day, was not in the Yankee lineup
today. He went home TO Mary
land instead.
Besides the Bronx Bombers,
better known as the New York
Yankees, there viii be another
bomber at Briggs Stadium this
Sunday-the famous Memphis
Belle, first bomber ever 10 re-
turn TO this country with its
original combat crew.
With Capt. Robert h Morgan,
skipper. the Memphis Belle and
her famous crew will be at home
plate between games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Ledgue-Ledding
Cardinals Beat
Dodgers, 5 10 ;

NEW YORK July 3 UP)-Thc
ST. LOUIS Cardinals strengthened
thclr grip on tho National League
Toad here This afternoon rs they
impose a : 10 3 defeat upon the
Dodgers IN tho opening game Of
Tnrr holiday series.
Except for Augle Galan's eighth
inning homer, Mort Cooper kept
The Dodgers under firm control,
10 record his tenth victory Of the
campaign
lie was tagged for fine hits in
.alI. hut spread them thiHly and
gwen an carly lead, was never in
danger. Even Galan'S homer, his
third Of the year and good for
two Of the FlatbuSh runs, did not
disturb him. for he set the last
five hittcrS down in order
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Western State Opens
Sports 10 SerVitemen

KALAMAZOO, July : tUP)-
Eligibility rules for Western
Michigan College. which follows
closely Big Ten athletic regula-
tons. have been revamped 10 per-
nit ScrWCcmcn AZ The college to
participate In varsity sports.
The VINO athletic board. IL was
said also has changed its rule on
transfer students 10 make such
students eligible Immediately pro-
vided they meet other eligibility
requirements.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Holiday Sports Calendar
SUNDAY

BASEBALTigers Yanks doube-header first 1880
p ID. b. Y. sandlot at all city parks
YACHTING-Regatta at Club starts
n. m.
BoATING-Roving Club, D. m.
FISHING-Agonac Tournament opens early
with show in evening and tournament Judging
MONDAY
BASEBAL-Tigers Washington games, first
IL m, second at p.
HORSE RACING--At Fair Grounds, first ESQ p m
FISHING-I.ast AIgonac Pickercl all
prizes for largest pIckerel caught .. Algonso.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Gold Princess Takes
So, 900 Feature Here
Roberts Boots Her
Home in Faste st
Time of Meet
n, LrNlS H. WALTER

old ua,c Mcclure may linn q
t.r sometimes because hc was
>n.. r fnc IfC hy a Spanish hD,-
.rt making frc charge mp san
t.ar I#. with Teddy RooSCvcItS
Ie.-r Riders back 100 rs
Er' old Dawes fills Gold Ir3n-
17- -UD>H -mp 3 hI'.
INo crowd of 1900 winch saw
'--- r7-- "a Is .rUE'N victory I'M the
$1,000 Ann Arhor Handicap AZ the
.s.rot race track Saturday after
noon ,II tcIl you that for sure
odd DAVE. a native Oklahomar.
uf.3 Gold Princess himself and he
knows how 20 send her out sharp
nd ready This 4-ycar-old dauEh-
ter Of Prince Pan and Gold Mug
Get has won five Of her last six
I8ro~
The only time she has mct de-
feat tins year was IN The Cadillac
Handicap when Mrs. Edward Nc
CuanS Wise Moss managed 70
finish a neck in front.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

f-sts 10000. fT..... Tf...#-F o..
= ~. -, ,-,',1> ''.'' .. 100.
'e'l.'..' CIV.
-. '..-.'.. 20. ...... ~ i.','.o
- NV a ''' 49, Mo
~ - .'h
any ~ , D.
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y. ''a'
l'. 49,.
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Turfman Will Cation
Dies After Illness

CLEVELAND 1alN 3 lNS1
S. Cation f1-Ncar-old veteran ~
ar-. lrf was dead today
following long illncSS At his
0sr .I home
eaton spent 80 years as a
tFEct OF harness. horses. - Of
tro>r years plotting horses for
Nine ear az Russia, Cation won
Doc 1882 Hamblc'orlan Stake al
Goshen. y. Y with MsVChIoneSS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Calumet Entry Runs
Il in Ldssie Stakes

CHICAGO. July 3 CUP) Tho
Calumet Farm entry Of Twilight
Tear and Miss keaneland fin
ished one-twO in the 10000
added Arlington LaSSIc Stakes.
Music Hall was third
Twilight Tear finished first by
two and a half lengths, collecting
S26 $50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

Runs -- Stsnky 2 Cavsre'tR 2 McCul-
Tough Atruls Livingston. Erors-Hark
Ktmball 2 Brewster Livingston Runs
hAtted in-CavArrstta ? Nicholson e.
tMerulo and WISE scored on RlmhaD's
wild throw, Livingston scored when
Murtaurn n.' into double p,ayl Three
base hits CaVsfrc'fs Nicholson Eac-i-
flee hi Hack Double plays S7Anky ~
CAvarretta Brewster 20 Mur'augh 80
WAsdell Let' on bases Chicago 8. pfHa-
drlphIa g. Bases on bAuv-ON WISE g.
oN KtmbAU on MAthewson struck
out-By Wyse g. K1mbaU 4 HIS
orr klmbaU 5 In innings or Mathew
son none In : inning Passed bal I.tv-
inEsion Losing pitcher K.mhAiI Iwpires
BHrlick Sears and pire'N Time 1 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
5 Tiqers Won Title

The Tigers haze had -GNe
American LeaE Ue batting
champions Ty Cobb. Harry
Heilmann, Heinic ManuSh, Dale
Alexander and Charley Gchr-
niger Nine major lcagucrs
who PLAYED IN tho first all-Star
game IN 1893 Still remain ac-
tive IN the biC show They
are Al Simmons, Rick Ferrell,
Bill Dickey, Lefty Gomez, Paul
Waner. Lon Warneke Dick
Bartell, Carl Huhbell and Tony
Cuccinello
Ben KinniCk. younger brother
81 the late Niles Kinnick, Iowa
football star. is completing his
training as flIer in Florida
Wal Goodman OF the Chicago
Cubs has bought a motion pic
ture thcatcr IN Cincinnati and
operates II in cooperation with
his father-in-law &C.. Goodman
also owns 100 acres Of oil land
in Oklahoma and a l20-acre
farm in Missouri o.. He should
worry whether or not baseball
keeps
A Philadelphia vice squa d
paid A visit 10 Shlhe Park IN the
middle o! blaCkout recently
and picked up nine gamblers ...
The men were arrested IN the
upper left field seats and
had So 600 IN cash &C.. W hIle
they were waiting for a police
'acon, tho hlackout went into
effect 90. BcattIe Feathers. for
mer AlI-Amerlca out of TenncS-
see and pro football star. is
manager ~ the kingsport club
ri tho ADv-laybfan rirCuIt
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
WISE MOSS FAR BACK

Wise Moss was in The ficld Gold
Princess faced Saturday She was
co-favorite with Mcclure $ flly
when the field Of 10 went 70 tho
post for tho run Of 6 furlonGS But
Wise Moss wasn't there AT the
finish.
The black mare ran ono Of her
fow Disappointing races and fin
iShed eighth as Gold Princess, with
Porter Roberts in the saddle.
came founding around the field
and down tho outside 10 an easy
victory in 40 3-5. the fastest 6
furlonCS Of tho meeting. She car
rcd lib pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

az Scranton $500 i'arr.s
TNCrv- C...-..--. tNu. n0 e., en-
Fu5sr Nr7 0as born n
Ares U.s. hat uatCy Es home
Err West Palm Beach f.a
Writer ffr-rr rs t-0 son 0t q
Rochester n. = blacksmith
When jimmy Drwarct first
started swinging ne was a
Soutrp7w bar lCft-hsNicd golf
clubs were hard 10 find 50 the
Plum HoH oV pro accepted the
more orthodox position on The
right side of Tho plate
jimmy halls from Houston
Tex. from whence came =. T..
Wood Of tho Tigers.
Taft Wright, cN-Whi'e SoN
outfeldcr. is IN a field artillery
school a. Fort Bragg, y. c..
Il Bob Mcleod, Dart
mouth All-AmCrlca football
star IS back in tho United
States on a furlouCh A
marine flyer Bob was wounded
in The South Pacific
SatChel Paige, great Negro
pitcher is in his nineteenth
season OF active mound serv-
ice Has age T. eleHded in
mystery The script for
the motion picture "ConeY
Island Do was. written by I'd Van
Every boxing expert of The
New York Sun He called
the story Police Gazette, but
the Hayes Office changed II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
NATIONAL LEAGuE

NAII NUAN'N NFNI LIS
New York -. Cincinnati 81,
Chicago a. Philadelphia 1.
Pittsburgh 10, Boston /
81. Louis e. Brooklyn ;
INDAY'S GAMES
Chicago ~ Phuade lphia t2t.
Pittshurgh ~ Boston a.
81 Louis ~ BROOKLYN o..
Cincinnati ~ New York 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Major lie que
Standings
AMERICAN LEAGTE

DETROIT $40. New YORK SO Cfrs
game ~ innings.
Boston ~ Cleveland triEhtt
Washington A. s. Louis might
Philadelphia A. Chicago might.
SUNDAYS GAMES
phuadclphiA ~ Chicago -
Washington AZ So Louis t2t.
New YORK a DETROIT t2J.
Boston a. Cleveland 90.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Cubs Win Five
Straight Games

PHILADELPHIA. July 3 GNS)
The Chicago Cubs today ran
their winning streak 10 five
straight games by vanquishing the
Philhes in a swing shift game.
6 IN
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Sports May CONTINUE

Although Williams College has
dropped all athletics there may he
teams there the coming year for
the navy Will have 400 students in
tho VIZ program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04

Runs LindcU Etien 2 Hemsley, John.
SON. Hoover 2 Wakefield Higgins York,
Nevh0user. Runs baCed in--Johnson 3,
Harris g. Hoover Hemsley. Chandler,
York Errors Richards, Etten. HiEgins
Two base hits Harris Johnson Three
base hit. Johnson Home nm York. Sac
urcc hit Statnhack. Left on bases New
York H. Detroit s. Rsscs on halls-Oft
Chandler & on Newhouser struck out
rs Chandler T. by Newhouser ;. by Muir
phv 2 Htts-Of Chandler IN - in
nngs. Umpires-s Pipgrss, Berry and Rue
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
Name Ships After
Seven Sports Heroes

Knute Rockne. James J. Cor
bctt Walter Camp, Hobar Baker,
Christy MathewSon. George Gipp
and John l. Sullivan arc the
names OF seven new Liberty ships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
RROOkTYN

Runs Klein LnVhurr W Cooper. Ku-
r0vsk. Sanders WRner. Galau Errnfs
Barkiey and Camili Runs batted in
Marion, NJ Cooper. Klein Herman. Lit
VhIcr W. Cooper GaiRu Two-haSe
ht..W. Cooper. Home run GHlan sac
rIilcrS Marion Sanders. Len ON bases
or Cooper Cff Melton p. or Macon o.
struck oai By " Cooper g. boy Melton
uy Macon HitS-Ot Melton i0 e
innings or Macon ~ 4 innings. Los. ne
pitcher Melton. Umpires .Jorda Conan
and Barr Time - 20, Attendance
rs Ol5 paid.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
But He Came Back

NcwSpspcrmeu thought Gun
der HagC was giving thcm the
sip When after seating himself
on z bench IN The Randall'S
is L-and Now lnrAL dressing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
oXERDRAMN SECOND

Gold Princess, running just as
easily as though she were on her
way 10 breakfast. finished with a
length 10 spare on the Dearborn
Stables Overdrhwn. winner of the
Jamaica Handicap. while the
Darby Dan Farms Bless Me,
making his first start in year,
finished third. just a head in front
of Charles Turner's RaR-LnuEr
which was a faSt-cloSing fourth.
Her victory added 81, 250 for
her earnings for the year, boost
inc the total 10 81 900.
The triumph Of this 4-year-old
equine heroine took some Of the
sting away from the first race run
over the new StecplechaSe course.
This event the Bloomfield open
hunt Steeplechase handicap re-
suited IN an accident As antici-
pated by these who had the
ambulance theughtfully placed on
the turf course.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-04
IT'S PRINCES BIG DAY

Henry prince Dana was OFF,
cially the winner OF the second
game. his first victory In the
American League. Also he ex-
ploded one Of three home runs
polcd during the afternoon.
BESIDES Dana and York. Nick
Etten whacked a four-bagger.
Johnny Lindell and Etten.
Yankee recruits, between them
totaled seven hits of Roy Hem
shaw, the Tiger starting twlrler,
and the Prince.
Both teams negotiated two runs
in the first inning of the night
cap, Lindell and Etten batting
home the markers. The Tiger
runs were the fruit Of hits by
Cramor. Hoover and Higgins and
a long fly by York The Yankees
scored seven more runs IN the
next six innings.
But the Tigers didn't really get
going until the late innings, TO-
yC..sE...I - NJ rL-N
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DETROIT

Runs Methenv. Stainbsck, Linden ;
Etten Gordon Hemsley. Johnson. Ctamer.
Hoover Wood Harms 2 YORK e. Blood
worth q Dana Runs hatted IN Etten 4,
Higgins, York 2, Donald. Himsiey. John
son 2 Crosetti Dana 3, BloodWorth T.
RAdcud 2 Errors Wakefield. Gordon
Two base hits Lindell 2 Etten, Higgins,
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