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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
Bonds or Bondage

OF DOIludSe
Thirteen billion dollars
il the sum the treasury
MUST raise I'm the cur
rent second war loan
drive. Americas "must"
Is 90 OVerscribe that
amount. Are you helping:
Buy bonds 80 America
won't have 10 wear bonds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-04-21
HUDSON'S SALE UP

At ]. L. Hudson's. daily bond
sales increased from $4,000 on
Monday. April II, the opening day
OF the Sl40,000.000 drive here, 10
S2O9,000 Saturday. heavy shop
ping day. Monday Of this week
showed a total of S123,000.
The Seven-day Hudsons sales
aggregate was S757 300 for 9.013
bonds, gallants within the store
reported today.
II was the first time they had
taken time out TO ascertain their
first weeks results.
One store buyer, Kathryn
Hughes, brought back SIT 300 from
a New York business trip, because
she carried her gallant bond
sales kit to the East with her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
w OIfaen'S
Champs
o
All New

New singles and doubles. team,
and all events champions are on
the records today Of the nineteenth
annual women city championship
tournament which closed yeSter-
RAY a. Palmer Park Recreation.
Agnes EkStrom' 1922 brought her
the all events prize. Ann Wells
had II in 1912
NerrorS Eddie Coy scoring 6i3.
had the team title in hand a week
ago Marion German Crlpped tho
singles on SIS Evelyn Lang was
five points behind Elizabeth Bor-
bely.S SO was good for third.
Agnes r Strom had SIS and
Elvlra Helms So.
Connie Powers and Mrs Coy arc
the doubles champions on 1912.
followed by Marie Shamrock and
Adelaide CoWan. 1l41. Elizabeth
GrlhbonS-LouiSe StOCkdalo. 1875:
s elm Mycrs-Margaret DoLoof
l09S Coral Jones-Eleanor Koepke.
1856
Edith Schultz and Pearl Allies
had Class B honors on LOAF. Laura
kroy and Theresa Turner We're
second on 1925 Pauline Garrard
took the singles on SO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Bob Ia|es,
HurIers Keep
u p Des pite
Loss Of Stars
By BOB MURPHY
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS EDITOR

As the American League title
chase enters its tnrd week. the
tact that the New York Yankees
are lodged in first place comes
as a terrific surprise 10 pracil-
cally nobody The top slot IN the
Iunlor loop has been the native
habit for McCarthy'> men for a
number of years.
Tho presence Of the men Of
Manhattan in tho No. ] position
this year. however, invites some
significant conclusions regarding
the ability of the Yankee peg
gers and the quality Of the OPP
position. Tn, YankS have lost
such valuable chattelS as Joe
DiMagGio, Red Rolfe. Phil RIZ-
7uto. Tommy Heinrich. Buddy
HasSett and Rcd Ruffng But
they're still the class OF the
league.
In another day the departure
OF 50 many talented performers
would bc rmnous for any ball
club. In the 1913 loop u means
little. Most Of tho other teams
are hat Just about As hard. 4
couple have been r!ddlcd worse.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
City Standings

1FAN
CLASS
Krakow Eve 3os2 y 2 FrsnserrE
2pes Wolverine 295l Palmer Fark 29is
Rainbow Travellers 2aoa
Brass Raj 500 Chryge~ os7 Nla-tr
oles- PSI Motors Pontiac, 20 Jewel
Hsu'h 22e
Class
F--4 20 toi. Casino Professionals 2+s.
Hs-n. 3i3 Checker go. casino Afes
Sc
CLASS n
F-a-1rs - Norge Cur-.es a's' NJ
So'7 warren Toe Engineering $40. Cyl
DOUBLES 'RFGt LAR,
sfHnIe, SqIers Waiter Mack 1903 I0li'
Rush Pred GarteNs 1874 a. Na'era.
Fvs-ef' We-z 1928 Wilbur SCnv7pe Rain
Wesrpna. 1920 Thomas Wal-Gcorse Cas-.
sell 1912.
SINGLES
Joe TaVlak zoo. William T.Us'te st5.
Thomas Dnrari0. ei}. Az knsCh' 64l
Jack C~tHer fii: Hern Matthews. 6ii
DOUBLES tONERANERACFb
Fshcr' Proctor Jr.-lc'cn Jones. 1qi
Loren IcrE Fred Builder is6 Nar'r
siren, William Grove I'll Tn mas Sauter.
Frank Sruler, 10. John Nagle- Rober'
Har', Isl.
SINGLES
Frank Collins 100 John Harper 1i2
Theodore Dubois l16 John D.rug So
113 tas s'emrsk ~ William Aferro. ~
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

all times, and only one man got on
base, and that ono as a result of
an error. Jourdan also led the
hjtterS with four hits for a perfect
day al bat
In another second division con-
test ST. Martin won IT'S second
straight victory by defeating St
BernardS. 5 10 / A single by Dick
DcDcckcr, in the seventh inning
scored Jim Beck. from second for
the winning tally
Sacred Heart, defending cham
pion Of the third division was set
back by St Patrick. l 10 O. Bob
McGrath. who pitched for the win
nerS, won his third straight game
and moved his team INTO first
place. Tom Roell. hit a homer in
the eighth inning to break the
deadlock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Mixed
Doubles
VN'iniup

Final three games Of the first
annual Whittier Victory city
mixed doubles tour
nament are up for disposal tonight
al Victory Recreation with the
first Of three squads Of y teams
each going on at 100.
Upper strata boWlers from the
men and women'S major leagues
predominant. Leading the field BY
IS pins on 1854 are Agnes EkS,rom
and q Goralczyk followed by
Selma Myers and Mike Angelic.
In third place on llJ8 are klylra
Helms and Joe PauiuS.
The remaining seven Of the first
10 arc Marion German and Louis
SIcla'f whote 17iO hold up so
long IN tho Petersen Classic, who
have has. Crystal Pcarce- Bob
Crawford HAP; Clara WIlSon-Wil-
liam Kcnet. l1f0. Louise Stock
dale-IIarry Alien. 1929. Ann Wells
Louis Burr lib. Dorothy Mer-
chaUt-Don BrlChta. 1l0q Lucille
Coolman-Art Watson, llO4.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Senators Surprise

Cleveland. Detroit 81 Louis
and Washington all seem 10 have
a chance 30 overhaul the pace
settlers That Is Just about the
way the race was dOpcd in nc
preseason exporting, except jha'
Washington was not highly re-
.-ded The Senators look BIKE
most improved outfit IN the
circuit az this writing They APP
pear. 10 bc the only outfit that
has been strengthened since last
fan
The Browns. rated by many A.
the team 10 Dca' tins year, no"
appear IN hs operating on ror-
roW Cd tlmc Ncrn Stephens draft
board showing @ new interest
IN hm II ne departs for tire
armed forces. The Brown, VI.|
be somewhat lEo an auto to7t
has lost lis motor HIS ni''HG
and fielding made the 1917 s.
LOUIS team The Joss OF Nsrr
could we'll break the current ST.
LouS aggregation
Cleveland ought 10 be tough
Tho Indians have been forced 70
shift Otto Dc0r.rE or,'""t'"
catcher 10 FIRST base C'rcrV.sc
they have pretty much the same
team that finished fourth last
wear Under the altered Cor7l-
tons Of tho present pcnna1'
scramble. mat means thar Tho
Indian, ought 20 move up q
notch or tUp.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
BROWN TO COMPETE

Senior men Will have unexpected
competition from Russell Brown
who viii be on leave from the
naval air station. Glcnview, H.
Brown has tong boon a serious
contender for this title.
Dorothy Law OF the home club
Will present an unusual picture
during the tournament. She viii
defend her national junior speed
title and viii compete in senior
women'S figure skating This all
happened because Dettie eeie-
brated her sixteenth birthday By
winning the state senior figure
title lust two days after she quail
fed for Junior speed honors, while
she was Sull Is.
9th er outstanding SpcedStorS
who Will be here are Frank
Wander Of ST Louis. second in
senior last year: Carl Ponicki Of
Cleveland. second In junior boys.
Jeanette killoren Of ST. Louis.
winner IN intermediate girls and
this year an entry in senior
women's: Jean Bradshaw and
Bernice Hartman. both Of Cleve-
land. entries in juvenile girls COM
petition
The four following days will take
in figures. dance, pairs and tours
IN all divisions. Competition beglrS
each day Al s a m. and goes until
6 D. m. The tournament VIII end
with formal presentation Of all
medals and trophies 10 the win
norS SATURDAY Al 10 D. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Name Winners
In CY0 Event

Close oF the annual CYO
women s tournament al New
Falrview today finds New Casino
occupying first in the Glass A
team event on 1852. Marie Spar
row and Kay Guy took the dou-
blcS on 11lS Gladys Dempsey was
eight pms 70 the good over Lee
No>kal IN singles when b c
counted sol
M Elliott 30. . was FIRST in p
on 2007. Ann Mccarthy and Marie
Iaccari led tn @ doubles on $50
The singles went 10 Rosemary
North on 1873. She also gained the
all-cycnts on 1903. Marie Sham
lock Won in \ on l60is
RunnorS-up in Class a doubles
We're Phyllis Dempsey and Pat
Mol on ll15. Alice RubitSchun
and Stcphanie Graf had the same
spot IN b on SOL.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Error Eeegsrives Hurler
OF "a Perfect Game
BY TOM HARPER

No-hlt performances by pitchers
in the Catholic High School Base
ball League have been unCommon-
~ frequent IN the past seasons.
but Murray Jourdan of 81. Charles
deserves a special place in the
hall Of fame.
Jourdan was just another player
on the ST Charles nInc which
Joined the leaGu for the first time
this season, and m It's opener the
other day dropped a @ 10 o dcci-
sion 10 81. Rose. In this contest
Jourdan held down third base. but
yesterday coach Rcd Laffcy, de-
cidcd that this young all-around
athlete who was playing his first
year Of ball would take the mount
for the Dragons,
JOurdan proved that Laffcy
made the right choice nv striking
out II and not permitting a man
TO reach first on a walk. as ne
turned back St. Clements. Q 10 q,
for the first nO-hlt'er OF the sea-
son in the Catholic League
Jourdan had perfect control al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

Zen these day c'un can't
r. with such PLAYERS and not
be perCcp'bIy weakened.
Many critics are Inclined ~
regard the Detroit Tigers as me
dark horse of the race. Despite
the Tigers WcakonDS>cS hcond
the plate. tdcy ought to Say
we'll up m the standings Il Joe
Hoover and Dick Wakefield cen
tlrue 20 make good. and veterans
Punky lIiCgir, and Rudy York
powder the hor>Chldc with their
old CuSio
Its still too early 10 'c'l
whether those highly desirable
results VIII hc achieved So Tho
sCrihce and the hooklcS and a
lot Of other people are watching
our FCers with more than their
usual interest
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Is STRIKES IN ROW

Pawlak's count was 279-21O-211.
He had the 40 to begin tho first
and II straight and added four
more before stopping again in his
second. Art knecht. Jack Crilley,
and Herb Matthews are tied At Gal.
In doubles, Wilbur Schwope and
Ralph WeStphal made fourth on
1920. Positions IN the overaverage
sections remained unchanged
At Great Lakes. Philip Shades
Casino Professionals picked off
third place in Class G on SIS
Casino AltcS under Edward Steiner
had 3l2 for fifth. y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
City Lead H'eriHeal
Formidable Teams Shoot Tonight at Great Lakes
at Krakow's Top Total Of 1902

Krakow's 1852 stands out on the
city championship board like a
$1,000 bill in a crap game bat to-
nights field al Great Lakes is
stout enough 10 beat il
II Includes Jack Gardner'S kOp-
pitt from the Metropolitan Classic;
Clio Gardner PabStS from Rittcr'S;
Harold Aliens NInoraliteS; Her
bert A NertenS Mincralite Re
crultS known as 'thc men on the
flying trapcze'; John j BarrettS
RoSevllle ReCre ION Walter
Bochn'S BroadwayS from tho West
Side Classic. Al WY the over
aNcraCe candidates prevail.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Roller Speed
Events Draw
Record Entry
BY MARGARET RUSSELL

Al least one record has fallen
and from here il looks as though
another is ready 10 topple.
That's the latest news on the
sixth annual national roller cham
pionshipS sanctioned by the Roller
Skating Rink Operators ASsocia-
ton which goes al Arena Gardens
tomorrow through Saturday.
With nearly 100 boys and girls
entered in all speed events a
record Of the RSROA has been
established. Previously the mark
was So set in the 1911 meet at
the Cleveland public auditorium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

one yesterday and they came 35
minutes apart, Wy-7s going on
record first. Walter Pokrywka had
Wy-7S. and Joe La BuddIe con-
ncCtcd az Great Lakes.
Aside from the furore created
by the perfcCtS. the weekend
sensation was Joe Pawlak who
went into first place in the cham
piopShip singles on 700. after the
SharpS voted that ESQ was enough
this year He was seven pins off
Louis Sielaffs winning total in
1912
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
ANOTHER MARK PERLED

To date the total entry for tho
big event is 450. which is Just two
skaters below the all time high
tailed again in 1941 This mark
is expected 10 he broken As yet
several skaters who have qualified
by virtue Of placing first second
or third in their state tourndmen IS
have not As yet reported
The list Of contestants represents
p states and the District Of
Columbia
When the speed events got IN
der way 10 open the program to-
morrow. Cleveland and ST. Louis
Will dominate the field as they
have always done.
While Tony MIrrifii Of 81. Louis
will be on hand 10 defend MS
senior men 6 title there viii he 4
new senior women'S champion ~
Dorothy V. Law Of Cleveland has
not entered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
He Needs Runs

From Philadelphia comes \
story about jesse Flores. 'hc
HUE Mexican hurlor who intro
duCcd himself 10 big league fans
with a l6-inninC Il victory over
Washington recCG'ly. Like many
Of the better anecdotes his ono
is patiently apochryphal lis tho
sort az thing that should have
happened hu' likely never Old.
When Flores arrived AZ tho
Philadelphia training camp this
spring. he was strictly a con-
,lcrmcrt on approval Mack had
made 2 down payment on Tho
little finger. l. nc liked tho
chuckcr from south of ,hc
border. Mack would pay an addi-
tional $4,000 for hJs contact.
IF he didn't Connie simply would
send tho lad back whore he came
from. Such was the agreement
In has first two starts. Fiors-'
fired a tvO-hItiCr A. tho Rcd
SoX and turned the Senators
>Ck runlcs- FOR - innings. Con-
who ISN'T accustomed 10
@ring young men with such de-
uSlonS Of grandeur. at length
recovered from his surprise
enough To- toll Flores that he had
won a steady Job.
I'm keeping YOU" the Ph''7<
dclphia patriarch inform O. q
Flores who had pitched - in
nlncS FOR the A. IN which they
didn't score a run for him The
As got two for him in the SIN
tecnth 10 beat Washington.
Thanks very much. MIR.
Mack" replied Flores. but I'm
not 30 sure that I want TO keep
the AS"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
No Ammunition,
Draw Decides
Skeet Shootoff
BY Don GILLIES

Matt Haskin. Detroit movie
operator, proved his claim to the
most valuable skcct shooter Of the
year yesterday at the Blue Rock
Gun Club by SCATTERING a perfect
score Of 80 straight. Only other
shooter in the field Of 50 gunners
10 come close was Albert l.. Nc
Clenahan. who matched HaSkin's
errorlcSS gun pointing. only TO lose
out nm the overtime event.
McClcnahan a hospital attend
ant shooting IN one Of his first
registered meets, missed four times
in the Shootoff. He admitted he
was a bit nervous" but felt a
little better about II when HaSkin
GOT the filters also and dropped
four 20 tic 1t up again at the end
OF IS targets.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

with "a bal. nai'nd by Radcntf and
had 10 retire. Cutler was h' on
thc knee with q ball hi' hy Ross
Bo'h players had 20 retire. Diet
rich was sent 10 u hosp tall where
an N-ray examination revealed no
fracture.
when Higgins scored IN the
sixth inning of the first game.
il was the first Tiger run i'm 80
consecutive innings.
Ar pas>5rel.l. American League
umpire. now service. vas In
from Camp Grant TO sec The
game.
Richards, who was ont for
spell with a bruised hand.
caught the first game. Paul
nailed fresh with a pretty
throw.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

Nork'S homer, first for the
Tigers this year, was the third
in Comi>kcN Park this year.
holloway got one in the same
game Yesterday. and previously
IaahS OF the Browns had parked
the ball for four-baSe eNcur-
sion.
York bad been dropped from
cleanup spot fourth places 10
sixth IN the batting order. May be
II WAS the relaxation.
The only possible bad reaction
TO Trout'S four hits il that Dir
NAV now want 10 play the out
fcld--for his hitting.
Trout now has TWO WINS 20 his
ctcdii lie was credited with VIC
tory IN the l5-lnntnC game the
Tigers took from the Indians.
NaltIbcrgcr Won Is games
for Shreveport last year, pitCh-
ing against Wakefield. Metro
and other Beaumont stars.
incidentally, Metro. playing con-
tor field IN the second game.
turned In 'hc prc'tcSt catch 81
the DAY a long running, achieve
mcnt that robbed Holloway Of an
extra base hit
Tucker also made n fine one
handed stab that cheated Wake
field out Of what would have
been Richards third hit Of the
game. Dirk, left-handed hitter.
likes Southpaw pitchers. Re
member nc singled of NJ Smith
Of the Indians TO win the lj-
inning game?
Five White Son double plays
accounted M a UcaSurc for The
Tigers failure 10 score more runs.
Bad weather held down the
crowd To mere 10000. Cold
and rain prevailed throughout
the series Saturdays game he
ING called oft because Of frigid
atmosphere, the sun shining at
the time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
REGISTERS \ 68

The time he spent in training
for the air corps certainly dIdn t
handicap HarbertS golf game. He
demonstrated this yesterday at
Battle Creek Country Club when
he recled off a sensational IS, COM
pared TO his course record OF ga.
1t was his first round since last
fall Although he had frequent
invitations 10 play while at Hope.
he turned them down to devote
his entire time TO studying. He
estimates that he hit no more than
ID balls there this spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Dorazio Favored

PHILADELPHIA. May 10 rTNS)
On, Dorazlo, Philadelphia heavy
weight. ruled a - favori'c today
20 whip Joe Baksi. Of Kulnnont
IN their 10-round meeting at the
arena tonight.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
WINS WITH TREY

"No more am uniti on"
shouted Clarence SleifcS. who
was directing the shoot So the
boys cut the cards, HaSkIns
drawing a trey of hearts. Nc
CIcnahan deuce Of spades.
Bill FaycrWcathor. who received
The Michigan Skcot Associations
award rs the most improved
shooter Of 1912. connected with az
to share runner ZIP position IN
Class "A with y = Boots Allen,
former Michigan champion
George Webster won tho Class a
purse with rs hits. while Walter
Tulbur'. former Grand American
trap>hootinE champion drew down
second money with a AZ.
There was no doubt about the
winner ia Class b the class IN
which NcClenahan fired. his per
feet score was three targets better
than Gene Davis Of Wayne who
finished visa 4. lo3 second hnnors
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
CHURCHILL DOWNS

Track fast.
FIRST Race Brown MASK. E.ber Rus
second Race Broad s''ee, Lady
Name
FHIrfn Race yas7 Man O1 SILK.
N.r'er Prince Ns.oI~s Date F0NrH'e.
Dor Gee ksN Tear Ia Belle SAY Mss
ma Race Wr.e-eUar0' Opers E
Clown. brave Up Na-r. BABY
So rUth Race. Honey chile
frErfr Race perrshIrE. Catalonia
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Kingswood Tennis
To Start Friday

Play in the Michigan Open Ten
MS championship tournament for
junior girls, 1918. Will open at 2
p m. Friday at Kingswood School.
Cranbrook, Bloomfield Hills. En-
tries must be in the hands of Miss
Luella HouSer referee, no later
than 4;30 r. m. Wednesday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Scratches
", nited Press
SUFFOLK OOW%s

SUFFOLK 0OW%s
Tack fast
t-s' Race spare The Rod Nsr-s
t.Hn Race "a ft
-N'H Race prro show.
rErfl Eace-UNanIo.
Be NONT PARK
Tfau> fHy
Fr' Race Na' Arfrou,. Caref.Vn
kr.tH.r Aruo- AVIS pas. Er.s4.
Sa.rHs Race sa'o To~' Hs wrr,.
Gc"f-HHs Nc''IrerDc k.0Ersner
TNf-a Rae. osssrtv Nafcs1r
IH.rh Race Ebony Wave. 5000
Waters
F"h Race our Ease Driven S~op
Farrcf,'r
SAITH Race Vatshi Breeding Home
SlU' 3D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Niqht Edition Code Kew

Tho Detroit Times daily prints tho Night Edition only tho
Of horse which experts feel the outstanding
bots OF tho da,
The code key appears the Eight and Rcd Line
Editions with each letter OF The alphabet
The horses appears ONLY N TIE NIGHT EDITION
AND IT Is PRINTED IL CODE.
The tomorrow follows
A2 B-9l Il = J-S1
he L-iO No N-61 o-SO P-3 Q33 REQ SS6 T-Ss
TIL WIS NS 81
Clip this key YOU decipher
appearing ONLY IN THE NIGHT EDITION
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
WOMAN N TIE

Milton Case was high ii Clas, =
with -. Mrs Billie Allen and John
Pr0don shared rmuorup none. IN
ral- class with n par of a.
Lewis class winners were Glib
SON Sc.v IS. William A. Farr.e -
George Butcher A. Franz I'm
mcrh a. Hul hpp0cby 80 Pete
BRONX 2s. William JAY 81. Nolonda
Marshall 81 and Mrs. Lillian
DAVIS i4
rre Nrbe gan -Stoct A,sooia-
tons next and pos IDLY las' reg
s>iarrd Skccf shoot Of the year
v.,I nr held at the Blue Rock
CIu0 MAY o.
II Mess the ammunition COM
panics manufacture more shot
gun shells, wen call II quits
SAID 81 p. Mickey Nci5room
of tcntor president OF the state
CIgdnlLs'
rr. Ft#,1 Hs.h.r 81 Ns-r7-ss.
d. r.-r.r. H.Hr..~ 90 nor Ns''n 81
Hstrs~ co. t~.u 80 Ha
-a,s rq. Va.s M..r.~s- IA ~
r..-I g. 80 E--s a. -a.s ~ q. s'a i ~
.s.sa rs -UHr dor Frank sr''
".''.r. Frr Lrr~Tt-
% ~.er g. pee. F.r.. PI hl0.'.f
rte-e.e ~r 3d. Dorm fFN .r' -
g. E '..7- 49, E.e~ .I'f.'F
go r i-.-. 'h -7A''t
s~" t..
g.." o. U.'..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
ANOTHER FURoRE

A. least neither house staff OK
poets another 500 score. Each had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
HAS oKAY TO PLAY

However, there usually is
break of several months between
the two training periods and Chick
has been given permission 10 spend
the time in golf.
lie has volunteered his services
for war relief matches and there
is no doubt but what his services
viii he much in demand
His father has taken over Chicks
position at Battle Creek Country
Club for the duration.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10
Chick Hdrbert
Is Available
For Exhibitions
BY VI. =. DRUKENBRoD

Detroit golfers will get 10 sac
Chick Harbcrt in action this sum
NOR after ALL
The sensational young Battle
Creek pro has successfully COM
pleted his primary training in the
enlisted reserves of the Army Air
Corps at Hope College and has
been recommended for further
training.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-05-10

Five White Son double plays
accounted M a ncaSurc FOR The
Tigers failure 10 score more runs.